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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
FirSt-Street Property Owners Attention

There will be a meeting of the property
owners on First street, west of Broadway, and
owners of property. on intcrsecting streets
within one block, between Broadway and
Beaudry avenue. at the rooms of the Los An
geles Board of Trade, on Saturday March 8th
at z 80 p. M, sharp. This meeting is called
for the purpose of providing ways and means
for opening said First street, between said
points, in accordance with an agreement here
tofore made with the property owners, and duly
signed by very large majority; which agree
ment men was duiy presented TO the Honorable
seems to have been lost sight Of, and no
attention paid thereto.
1t is to be hoped that all parties intere ste d
along the line of said street, will be duly on
hand with propositions and suggestions to
accomplish our desires in having this street
graded, and to bring such influence upon the
members of the Council as will at least give us
hearing in the matter, Bv order of the Com.
mittee. T. H. WARD, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
BEYOND THE SEAS.
News Echoes From the Old
World.
JUSTICE TO THE PARNELLITES'
Five Tories Fail in Line With the
Liberal Forces - Minis
terial Troubles.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
LONDON, March I'm the Commons
today, Jennings (Conservative) gave no.
tice that he would move to add the fol-
lowing to Smiths motion on the Parnell
report "The House condemns the con-
duct of those who were responsible for
the accusations against members of the
House of completely in murder, when
such accusations were based on forged
letters"
This was received with Opposition
cheers, and Justin Mccarthy expressed
intense satisfaction at finding a Conserva'
tive thus taking independent action look
ing to the censuring by the House oi
Parnell's assailants. In regard to the
leagues books, Mccarthy assured the
House that he had attended meetings oi
the league, and had heard nothing CON
tanned in the books that might not be
read in Parliament.
Canine (Unionist Liber al), Hanbury
Conservative, and Lord Randolph
Churchill will support Jennings's mo-
tion
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
Condensed Cablegrams.

DR.. Friedenthal, formerly Prussian
Minister of Agriculture, is dead.
DIR. Raimondo Andueza Palacio has
been elected President of Venezuela.
Several earthquake shocks have occur
villages were destroyed.
The Judge has declined to restrain the
Pelican Club from ejecting from mem
bership George Baird, for his action il
connection with the Slavin-Smith prize
fight.7 rr
An italian journal, commenting on the
Wild West show, makes the astounding
announcement that Buffalo Bill held the
rank of colonel under Washington in the
great war.
1t is stated that the Portuguese Minis
ter has failed in his negotiations with
Salisbury for the settlement of the Afri-
can dispute, and will return to Lisbon
Immediately.
Owing to their pay being in arrears
the Chinese troops in Formosa are de-
serting and Joining the rebels, enabling
the latter to make vigorous stand. Re-
Inducements have been sent.
An expedition under Maj. Wiesman
and all the German officers under him,
has started for Sandani, the strongest
position held by Bwana- Heris's forces
The German expedition to Usumbra has
been successful.
Serious difficulties exist between the
Portuguese officials at Mozambique and
a body of four hundred imported Goa
soldiers. The soldiers, who are British
subjects, refuse to drill or to perform any
military service for the Portuguese.
Services over the remains of young
Abraham Lincoln were held at the Lon
don residence OF Minister Lincoln, by
Rev. Monroe Gibson, formerly oi
Chicago. The coffin was hidden beneath
mass of flowers. After the services tho
body was placed in the catacombs II
Kensal Green cemetery.
Mwanga, King of Uganda, who afteI
being deposed was driven from tht
country, returned, aud with the aid o
missionaries conquered the rebels, ant
has resumed authority in Uganda. HI
has proclaimed himself Christian, anc
given the principal posts to Protestanti
and Catholics, and a dangerous rivalry
has sprung up between them.
A ghastly tragedy has come to light a
Moscow. A parcel was left at the resi-
dence of Prince Dalgoroukoff, which upol
examination was found to contain tn
head of woman. With the parcel WA
an anonymous note, saying: "This !
our first exploit. We will soon outd
Jack the Ripper" 1t is believed tn
woman was killed for betraying Nihil
lists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
THE DEAD INFANT.
1t Was Starved to Death-Mrs. Bur-
kett and Son Arrested.


kett and Som Arrested.
WICHITA. Kan, March THE Coro-
ner's jury in the case of the dead infant
found on Santa Fe train yesterday, re-
turned verdict today that it died
from lack of nourishment. The Cor
oner was personally dissatisfied with this
and swore out warrants for Mrs. Burkett
and her son Otto, and had them placed
under bonds to appear March 21st. Mrs.
Burkett repeats her story of yesterday.
In conversation this morning young Otto
denied being married, but his father
later said he had been married q
year ago to woman much older than
himself, for love of whom 0tto's older
brother had blown out his brains, a
couple of years ago. A suit for divorce
is now pending. When asked where his
wife was, he said he did not know. 1t
may be only coincidence, but many
have remarked of the strange likeness of
the young infant to young Otto.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
SWOLLEN STREAMS.
The Northern Rains Causing Severe
Floods

Floods.
MARYsvILLE, CAL, March 7.-ThIe
evening the Yuba river marks 16 feet a
inches, or 10 inches higher than at any
time this season. 1t is now about at a
standstill. The current has been strong,
g nd much brush has been lodged against
the Yuba bridge, some fears for the
safety of which are expressed. The
Feather river this evening marked 16
feet 10 inches. kilograms state that
both rivers are falling within ten miles
of here.
NEVADA, CAL, March Ut continued
raining till O'Clock this morning. Two
and eighty hundredths inches have
fallen since yesterday. The storm is
not over. There Is more water in Deer
creek than ever before. All the mount
ain streams are raging torrents.
DELTA, CAL, March Tt is still rain
ing hard, with no prospects of letting up.
The river ia rising, and is now within
four feet of the high-water mark. The
slide at Tunnel is on again, with sew
eral more along the railroad. The total
rainfall for the season is 101S3 inches
snow, 60 inches.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
Cana adians Not Imperia ii.ts.

QUEBEC, March THE resolutions
condemning the imperial federation, pro-
posed by David and seconded by Pre-
mier Mercier, we're passed in the Legis-
lative Assembly today, as follows: "That
this House is opposed to an imperial
federation which would prevent Canada
from having, with the other nations on
the American continent, relations most
favorable to commercial and industrial
prosperity, and social and political de-
velopment."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
Railroad Enterprise at seattle.

SEATTLE, WASH, May The Council
tonight granted to the Seattle and Mon
tana Railroad Company franchise over
the entire length of Railroad avenue,
from the northern limits of the city round
the harbor line to West Seattle. The
company was organized here today, and
is known as the western division of the
Great Northern railway system, which
has announced it's intention of making
this city its western terminus. d. ii.
Gilman is president of the Seattle and
Montana Company, and it's capital stock
ia Sic. 600 600.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
A PlMckY Conductor.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 7.-Thomas
Stewart, conductor OF steam train on
the Jackson.st street extension, SAYS issf
night as his train was coming from the
park without passengers, a masked MAJ
boarded the train. covered him with a
revolver and demanded his money. He
sprang at the robber and short fight
took place, resulting in the conductor
getting possession of the pistol. The
ro obber jumped from the train, the con-
ductor firing at him as he went. The
robber escaped and is thought not to be
wounded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
MINISTERIAL DlssENsIONS.
Prime Minister TisZa Leaves tn,
ngarfan Cabinet.

PEsTH, March THE dtssensions be-
tween Tisza, Prime Minister, and Other
members of the Hungarian Cabinet in
regard to the naturalization Of Louis
Kossuth, has finally resulted in the
withdrawal from the Ministry of Tisza,
the Emperor having accepted his resig-
nation. Count Won Szaparry, at present
Minister of Agriculture, will succeed
Tisza as Prime Miuister. Harmony
prevails among the other mem bers of
the Cabinet. Tieza will continue the
leader of the Liberals.
LATER.-In the Diet today Tisza
stated that differences existed in the
Cabinet regarding the Naturalization
bill, and if not settled soon, he would
inform the House of his Intentions. He
denied that q ministerial crisis had yet
arisen. The Pesther Lloyd states that
Tisza has offered to resign, and the EN-
peror reserves hie decision.
1t is believed the actual resignation of
Tisza has been postponed until the
budget is passed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
Negotiations Progressing.

CHICAGO, March IA dispatch from
reference to the Boring sea matter are so
far progressing at Washington that the
Canadian Government has telegraphed
Captain Warren, OF Victoria, to proceed
to Washington to give evidence in
British vessels seized in Bering sea.
Warren himself claims $4,000 for the
seizure of the steamer Thornton in 1888
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
STANFORD,s IDEA.
Currency OF the Country Based on
Landed wealth,

NEW YORK, March IA Herald dis
patch from Washington says: To have
the currency of the country based on it's
landed wealth is the idea of Senator
Stanford, of California. This idea he
has put in the form of resolution,
which he will introduce in the Senate on
Monday, instructing the finance commit
tee to inquire if loans may not be made
by the Government upon mortgages de-
posted with it upon real estate, the
mortgages to bear a low rate of interest,
cay from to per cent. per annum, and
the Government reserving power to call
in reasonable amount Of its loans at it's
discretion
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08

association, and will take place this fall
upon some track yet to be selected.
Secretary Culver, of the Pacific Coast
Blood Horse Association, has received
the last entries for the spring meeting to
be held at the Bay District Track, COM
mencing on Saturday, April 9th. The
entry lists are unusually large, and the
horses are closely matched.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
AnInsane Traveller.

PRESCOTT, Ariz March 7.-G. A.
Smith, represented to be telegraph
operator and train dispatcher, of San
Francisco, was taken off the Atlantic and
Pacific train at Flagstaff and jailed here
today, being insane. He can give nc
coherent account of himself.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
The Extreme Penalty.

CHARLEsTowN, w. Va, March 7-Fe-
lix Kampf was hanged here this morn
ing. The crime for which he suffered
death was the murder of his daughter
Mary, aged 20, and his son William. 1t
was brutal deed, and without adequate
provocation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
Coming Racing Events.

SAN FRANCISCO, March The stakes
and installment Of the Pacific Coast Trot-
ting Horse Breeders Association closed
on the lat of the present month. and the
lists were made public today. They con-
tain the pick of the trotting horse breed
ing establishments Of the State. The
meeting will be the second given bysthe
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
Investing i'm San Luis.

San LUIS OBIsPo, CAL, March The
West Coast Land Company, OF which
George @. Perkins and John l.. Howard
are prominent mem bers, purchased yes
tsrday additional land in this county
sggregating nearly one million dollars.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
WILL NOT COME OFF.
No Prospect for a Race Between
AXtelI and Sunol.

AXtell and Sunol.
New YORK, March 1T seems that
the great race proposed between Sunol
and Axtell will not take place after all.
In speaking of the matter today
Bonner said: "There is no like
lihood of it's coming off. l met
Mr.. James, one OF the five owners of Ak
tell quite recently, and he told me the
stallion was on his farm at Terre Haute,
Ind, and would earn $40 900 this year,
80 he would hardly be in shape
for the great test of speed. When
bought Sunol it was with the
understanding that should let her re-
main until next October with Governor
Stanford, to give him a chance to lower
her record. Consequently he has entire
charge of her racing record this year
and have nothing to do with her,"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
Democra,ic Candidates.

SACRAMENTO, March THE Demo
cratic City Convention tonight nominated
the following ticket: Mayor, W. D. Com
stock Chief Of Police, H. W. Dillman
City Attorney, w. S. Church; Fire Com
missioner, Jash. Goode.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
LOOK At THESE OPPORTUNITIES !!
piece of spring-strees property

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inyestmen ntanda
tiles besodv yer
walnut laud with water low.
orcha ,ou ~, . ava ,o,n.u os,aonoo .na ,.n,,u . .
and lands
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-08
The Delinauent TAX l.

The Delinquent Tax List.
Copies OF the County Delinquent Tax
List can be obtained at the HERALD
business office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
TIE SryrY.NTyTH'S ARHORY SITE.

The Arn.ory Beard had the question Of site fol
the Gatl Regiment Arnorv before II alain YESTERDAY
Comm!>s Toner tilruv submitted the desired survey map
which exhibits the prceut Tompkins Market ,itc with
lel feet in rhIi-ave.. with Hall Pla"e Ard Tho
Methodist Church property between Sixth and seventh
SIS. extending 3Ol feet from Third ave. When tho
Board found that the additional ground was likely To
run UP The cost over the usual 100000 there wi
a decided disposition TO frown upon the project
Colonel Cayanagh. who il now himself member OF
the Arnnry Board. was supported by Major Dufv,
captain. Ryan. Atiu'aGt Murphy and Other "is"er> ~
the ~ lmru In de- larnG that with the proposed add
tioul rr ,prrty the site would be insufficient f0r
many Of 200 men To practise modern cvolutions In.
Ad,utant Murphy suss,. ted that Castle Garden wOui
IL, 4 rnd place f,r 'i'h Regiment ArmOry, but the
I,.rd apr,arcd think that out side the adcantageS
m thai spot a, u rcgimcnta recruiting station IL would
ma, he ADM ,riblc The subject Wa laid over for ono
li,,ihlS Sits below rouTtocnthst. General Fitzgerald
ha dcccd that the arnOry caIot above that limit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
THE WIELlyD FLGITS OFF 4 SHOAL.

The steamer Wi'Ilnd. Of the liunhIrs NIh"r'a'
Ia, krt C6lnpluY which s.u'udcd on ihA;NdlI hEht o"
The Euiu,r small n"It.d oil yesterday al : -" l. H.
with t,,,. -,us tlGr ind came 10 her per. she ap
parntlv -uttu,urd 10 INJURY. tn" pilot. IurhcIW "l
Ili boat So L. wa. ~ .hlrIc ii thu steamer NJ tn
,m, ~, ran into the mud. lie boarded the steiner
An hoIr bripr. lie passed. the sandy Hook Lrh'ilP
He l,,i ,ut Of H., .tnd d . =. ~ the N~liHu
GRATED on bottom ard soon stuck fast ahf HS'ca
t, one IT.. ,iy. and IA" passengers "c't Some
what alarmed until quoted Icy the officers "t 'N'
steamer. Captain aycld> reversed Ills s'NN III
huue; Of Lcny able to lack The Wrllnd OK into
J,-.u water Eat size remained fast IN tie mud.
II WI, the last ~ the cjb tide when the steamer
ran aground, and Captain EaicndN decided To make
no further effort, 10 move hs steamer until tho next
bish tide The news of the accident brought 4 mum
her of tug. b the steamer. but Captain EarchdS q"
rliu. their offers Of assistance. and the be stcai'e'
pulad out OF the mud w.th the ri1ng tide There
u,rr $50 pi,,rIIgrr, on the WclaEd Including the
independent Sow York Schufzcn Corps l41 nirone
who have been winning priZc, III The great sh"'n5
contests In Germany. Tie party was commanded by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
WOHEN,S TILLORXADE GOWNS.

Tie house Of Dclury. 40. 2lf >iXth'ave, as IS
well known makes ii specially of fine tailor work At
moderate prices, aiming to avoid alike deceptive
charueS> and fancy high prices. The new inpoTtii'
;on If cloths Ly this house embrace, nearly all tho
high cla,s novelties used by tailor, The firm coils
special attention TO its large STOCK If Cars TREBLE
milled Melton tOts which II Ia, biought ovcr III tbs
shade Of BOTTLE green 80 popular III Eps,aid ana
in othor COlors OF the season for overcoa,lngs
Each season the tailor dress grows more popular
with hdi,; The drraduauCht gown With no super
luous dlapcgy has become ab-Ulutc necessity .or
,l,ct wear in this uncertain climate" Rough effects IN
cloth are epc, tally sought after this season for tailor
GOWNS ~ well as wraps. The skirt Of the tailor gown -
now made severely plain 4, possible. stretched
and fitted around the HRS Rather more heavy BRAID
Ing IL u,cd than formerly ami military effects ara
gwen thu in the trimming ~ many drapini
cord, and fra, effects across the front The plain
iarkct fitted smoothly the HIP ana tho frock coat
made exactly Ike :; gentleman : Prince AbcTt' coat,
but nttcd closely to tie Inquire, are both worn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
pRtzES M rRINCErON FRENHHEN.

PriL,e,.:i y T.. sept. - especial ~" ""tdih-
III tn rrI7r- -, ct IS he h'" ' $500 tat ~ h'
frlcnd, NJ pr,n 90" CN": g" t' h",' so Of ofrf''
c1 n.l atD, payers g." Id: 90 =" -" i''n' i'e'h
man -, Ia, S,,v 'nGIa',d t"d-' ~ pare u Gu"
offered ty ~. s., Npfa NlUInn N..r avon 20 'h''
best c>aulraiIon passed ~ y" '" va '"'''4
,ltcr, Tls,r.,4 Ja,I,. Of Eat pi'r.'' y. J. I"'
,bu,.i,lt, u,,,c If SO onr-.l hy ". Chld'.
W awarded {" Fr,i.h ar Aev i'ndrr.oh. ii N'1h
Penn III. wlk. iHrr pr" va H"tdI !" h"r""
Uay 81 Plymorih. Penn. iAc iIiN'is pil" w.,
~ rdrd tu t,cpi w Ds-Ju fdphd'. II It'tNbiFE Wv
rb,,,y, NM. - tW.IG-d to .niii. tI"'bN NNN ~
Cll,..,: tic hlbtiN prlIc - E'd J. hlii'F - vi
,I,i'I lie li..I.hUcc prif", offered l' ~ AI"''
A. ,,,io, II t,,irh l'ri,I.>y lvduia va lot d"hr'.
nm, ,.nl n" n.uibcr "i rIlh"' in cA'c"d' tlmt 81
ii.y i,TvVIOI. year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
TIE ORTHODOXY Of DR. BRIGGTS DLCTRITES.

There i, little likelihood that the opposition to the
Erv Or. Charles ). briggs, professor of Hebrew ara
ozna,. ahgi..c- AT the mon Theological seminary,
VIII develop mo any actual step To Ul>t MN fofn MS
ul,ct While there many Pr"Sbyterlans VINO 90
not agrr, Wit, Dr. LrEgs'> views on the future STATE
and on tho higher criticism Vet cOnFarauvey rev
think that they radical as 70 unit nm lor
TEACHER If Presbyterian students Of theology Even
those who iclcve h- doctrine 70 be AT variance wiuf
the Westminster Confession would not like 70 move
ayai,,, him IN the Prebytrry because they Wish I'd
avoid the dl~,,1-lon that would follow such STEP
4 religion, controversy Is more or less damaging I'd
all pa-te, concerned and If cla!yc Of hcrcsy wcre
brought AGAINST 20 prominent theoocnn as Or.
Hrl:g, the Plesbyc.y would he tile scene of hcrco
battle
About Dr. Briggs learning ard ability there is no
question \ leading Epscopalian clergyman not long
aso expressed his regret that there was not man Ike
Dr. Briggs i'll the Episcopal seminary here There ara
some however. who, like tho Rev. Dr. Howard crosby
ryard his advocacy Of higher" literary" criticism
40 opposed the penary Inspiration OF the bible. al
dang.fou> Whether these viii b. moved TO take an
Dr. Briggs orthodoxy in tho I1esbytery, time
Will tell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LLAGC i.


Tia. ans Of he Detroit Athletic Club q" j tr"it. and
xvI,r.,y Athlo,ic Cub. Of bergen Point Will virtually
,,v far lie amateur championship OF Tho nod Stt TO-
dAy at Bergen Point Game VIII Dc cau - 'oo D. u.
~, :, - arc tho holder, Il the Western b,-ciall
ch,1u,hn.hlu and obi and Walsh viii be their battery
10 d,y For the ScWJoscy team w. J. turie WEI
pitch and W. CurfIr cutch.
The game q: West N"w.Druhton' >. L. between uie
sta.n Island Athletics and the St1tn Island Crckcts "-
l.v MI; LIE the last niccny between these two great
rival. this seaAon Although this game docs not decide
,hc thanpOnsap Of hs Anat ar Lc'ku IL Cic Athletics
have safe lead should the Acts WIN ths caiu" ana
,hei, remaining one which Is yet IN the hands Of the
Arbitration COMMITTEE account OF protest. then they
uo,d Tie the Athletics The lat club In going 70 DO
its utmost 70 spoil thc Cckets. chancos by presenting all
exceedingly strong team
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

syracuse Dr.. Helmuth Puzzle Macauley, Torchig
Louise Susie :. and Little Add" did not start
Mrtuals-Ruh straight s3i 81. place SIS 80; Whenose
. lace Sl3 90.
SIXTH RACE-HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP SWEEP
STAKES. $40 EACH 81 900 ADDED FIVE
FCRLONGS
Betting.
St FL
whten Eroucrs' b. I. Rival. RcnOwn-
OAK Grove Rose IL n tCurtis) 81 40
(.rrenwth stable oh. b. Euo, ). lis
w @. DAYS Best Boy . o. cur. -
9j'll .'.... -. tLaGbryI 81 So
(AhdersonI.0 l0-1 81
A. Smith, b. f. Lady Reel. l. 10
1..ttleneld I'll FL
Davis 4 Nails ch c. Keysor 81 car.
J. A. Mahoncy', b. .. John NJ . 3; .....
y Lambeyl o5-l 10-l
Ttm~-l .O3J..
Young Duke led for turlonG and gave way TO Rival
-.io led end winning IN cantrr by four lengths
olo lengths before Bo-t Bov who beat Young
Duk" neck Pun~tr, r.. Village Maid Anarchist and
Daniel u did not start
Mutuals-Kivul staiGht s?s o. place 90 IL Eoo place
30 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
~ tyvtrr TIE PREyTDEyT ~ GEORGIA.

rx,o,rruur Ilrlloc';. # Georgia beaded d'"Iaoon
81 atlanta rrn ,"n-i-ine Ot Mayor 'en'' i'"tt =
t,,,o and Patrick Calhoun. which wa NJ INC FINN
,.o u.l Yesterday on the way 10 Washington TO
,p,,tc pr, .d.nt Harrison and the members oi t'e
IA, me. 10 visit the Piedmont Exposition, "hl'h "p'nS
T., ,,l,ta on October -. rhc members "f IN" ao!"
r,tr,n vc, rsIwctlly anyioa, that the secretary "'
state and SECRETARY Il Agriculture VIII accept ''c III
vlta,ipu. Tn" people 81 ''"orils' th'y s'u' arc v"
.,,. ~ hearing Mr. Blaine hi reciprocity views
. .. ,r,r,, y, I, r.. T., n. successful IN getting
h,in Il, T., T., Atlanta n ;ttt tiI" Tie "'cAti'h
Nm. hotel ,.>trr.l' for Washington. Inc eAp0s''""
r,.unil., op,n Intl october 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
NVrEN HRON TIE WY rlRD

The report published about the Trser Baltimore. TO
the '"ccf that .he had prvol partial failure ana
Inst tie NAvy Department lad only fr~ day az
,r,oicd h"r -, III" d do.k At kid "a ~capJr Of
rr,-., 10 H. bat. and th"n t. pr" "i home,
ira.rd Ia III" 1r!uu" veteran. Confirmation
Of 'r statement path :" IL Thr Irhun" M received
At tr Navy l4G yr,j"rny Ia ,rtcr from one OF the
,nr"r, of IN, ,i:iur dated ~ Sn' i."m. sweden.
september l.. follows. We 90 I" HI" "n the ia
~ 20 mo duoh merely cxauc the condition Of t'
hull and then ~" vessel VIII s. Ia Lisbon To await
"a, tl-r orders irrn hJrur. "" Low overiun with
visitors, wlip w"r. not allowed "a b"aN until after
captain Er.,--on> body was taken on shore We are
invited Ia 4 dinner hy "a" King-a prrptDn by INN,
or rt"r prr,cLtatIon All opera iIAl hia been SET
araft FOR u, u, we'll several other dinner. IN r.
vrrr L1 ,w,dt-h vc,-", Ia meet H.. nOr Wa any den
nn,,u,,r,r uadr ~ fact. gt nh'rr with 'ui u'Ir
kun~ l.dc. t-, lil,r went up unusual 'E'tln"I
Ne have had pleasant cruise fAr. a'd found de-
u,hi..h weather Ire. The owcdc, grand people.
il.l tn, - iic city
ric now ,ru-~r DOLPHIN finished al Arr'."S her
t.,-dcr ., Fort Whdsvo!th y"T"r!iS. And "rhi 20 ~"
SAW Yard and pat nto dr? d"rh. Ilc l"iAtoW"
returned from GAriiutrs BAY yesterday.
william -. lilnon. al Insane lnaIhc AZ The Marine
Barn, IL, was tancn 10 the Washington ln'auc Asylum
L,, ui:ht. lie va, al oIlu on the London police
and ,lnr, hs enlistment tho Marine corp" IA shown
,.i, of u.ar,ty uppm rllny occasions. ON Thlrsda'
n ucn under Tie hhucEc" OF D1upr lie ran htnu!lu NV
ti4rur lidrt-r> with hair unhcrDlt hN lace dlSto'Eu
with horrible grimacc~. and his eye rOlh@ L'r'cH
lie vas caught by hi, comrades ana closely 'oii'cu'