Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-10
NEWS NA NUTSHELL.

The nnt council Of Nice opened
June 10, als.
On June 10. isli, was fought the bat.
Tie of Big Bethel
The Rock II Gibraltar WINS taken by
lhecombined English aud Ducih fcet,
under Sir George Rookie, ON June 10,
1904.
Among philosophers aud men 81
science who lived long, were fonts'
nellie, vino died NJ 100, Hobbs az ~,
Mofzlgni at 50, Ride ai 70, be- llehef.
den %, Sir j. Watson al 100, Sir WI.
liam Harvey ~ 80, Rover C1llnri nj
SO, william Lawrence at 50, Schelling
ht7p, Cousin nj 20, the greatest u All,
Plato, ~. NJ. Chcyuui, the French
philosopher aud chemist, recently on
the eve Of his iO0ih birthday. occupied
the Presidents boz AZ the opera.
The novel spectacle OF United
States man'oi.war IN commission with
a crew composed Of onlv ton men IL
that presented by the "Nnnlicn now
lying At the Brooklyn navy yard. On
tie 9TH int. all the men composing the
''Yantlc's" crew save the ton referred
10, we're sent from the navy yard 10 the
limited States naval academy OF An.
napoli-, Md, where they VIII be- ~.
tachrd 10 the ffigale "Conslsllallon"
for a summer cruise along the coast
with the naval cadets.
Sir Morrull Mackenzie. In n striking
article upon Exercise aud tfhlning, /"
IN the New York Iruih, say6; II IL
the frequent contraction II the mus,
clra even more than the force en-.
ploycd, that produces such remarkable
effects; the musical conductors hicops
are developed 10y tho light TOD he
giold= as certainly ~ the blacismilhls
by hs hammer, aud the late Sir
Michael Cosis had right arm which
many n brawny son OF Vulcan might
have enyied.
Dr. Arthur 0rcayos OF Boston has
returned from years mission lalor
among the lnliAns, llis verdict ~.
"rhc Indian can only no an Indian.
al the teaching la the world could
make no difference. Tho test way 10
solve the Indian problem IL not b.
bother with Il nj all. Leave them M %
the Western people and they will
treat tho red man fairly aud keep him
In his place ut the same time. East.
efn philanlr0pists, who NEEDLE with
Affairs Of which ,hoy have no accurate
knowledge, DO more harm than good"
Policemen, mail CARRIERS and othors
whose occupation keeps them on their
feet great deal are often troubled with
chaied, sore and bllslered feet, especl.
ally IN tho extreme hot weather, A
powder IL used In the German army fol
sitting into the shoes and st0cklngs oi
the foot soldiers, consisting OF thru,
parts salicylio acid, ten parts starch,
aud elghty-seyen parts pulverlzed soap,
stone. ltkrcpi tho feet dry, prevents
chatting, aud rapidly heals sore spots
Finely pulyurlzed soapslone alone !.
very good.
ON IA, 9th Inst. four fno 81. Bernard
dogs arrived from Europe ON the
steamer "AIlEona.p These were IA,
arlsloofats, who, last year, won more
iirsts than any other 81. demands
Altonette the queeuly daughter VI the
late Alton ANA scottish Lady; Heron,
the youngest member of tho party, d
puppy ten weeks old and thlrly.eighl
/ pounds m weight, and most royal OF
them all, scottish Prince, Pi,nllm,
mons blue-hlooded grandson. PooI
scottish Prince had had hand time OF
n aboard the steamer ani was not yel
over his sea sickness. The Prince I,
a magnificent dog and the very ideal
OF perfection 10 which a st. Bornafd
has been brought. Ho has a great dppth
NJ mu1zle and massive aud b,auil,
fully chiselled head. lie Is but little
over two years Old. He now stands
thirty-iiye Inches nj tho shoulder hu,
like most Of the plinlimmon stock Vill
not reach maturity for another year.
Heis probably tho largest dog In the
world, his weight being 2lB pounds
Scottish Prince IL By Prince Regent
out of Mo. Ruse. llo has beaten
everylhlng he has met aud Is probably
the tnesl 81 Bernard yet produced.