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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-01
The Fishing Trouble in Newfoundland

ST. JOINS, N F., April 3O.-Over fifty
bait carriers escaped the government
cruisers several days ago and sailed with
cargoes for st. Pierre. Information is now
received that they are returning and the
men have been melted to rebellion by
French merchants at ST. Pierre, who have
supplied them with arms and liquor. Much
anxiety is felt here. The British war ship
Pelican has gone TO Fortune bay to aid the
Dominion steamers. Much trouble is ex-
pected to follow,
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W. B. Shocks Now Dies.

CINCINNATI, April 3O-W. B. Shocks
died at the Burnett house to-day. He was
married at Louisville on the 18th, and on
reaching this city he and his bride were
taken violently i'll in common with the
guests who participated at that deadly
wedding feast. Since then Shocks has
been gradually sinking and died to-day.
The bride was recovering but the shock
may move fatal. Several others of the
guests are still critically i'll.
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Kansas City, u; Milwaukee, 0.
French Troops ON the Germon Frontier.

PARIS, April 30.-Newspapers Of this city
to-day announce that the French armies on
the German frontier will be exercised in
the right military district, department of
Meurthe-et- Moselle and will take up war
positions along the frontier. The troops in
Meurthe ct Mosselle will be reinforced by
large force Of cavalry and infantry
brought together by extensive mobilization
of army reserves. The troops thus placed
under arms will occupy all the vital posi-
lions which they would have to hold in an
effort to repulse an invasion of German
troops.
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A Foul Closes a FIGHT.

NORFOLK, Va, April 80. Jack Boland, of
Cincinnati, and Billy Young, of this city,
fought this morning for $3.50 a side. The
men weiged 125 and 1291s respectively.
Up Ito the twenty third round Boland had
the best of the fight, but in that round he
was thrown over the ropes and kicked in a
tender spot by Young. He tainted The
fight was awarded him on foul. Young
was severely punished.
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Another Iraducer of.H. M. Stanley.

ST. LOUIS, April 3O.-A special from
Levenworth says: Thomas Maddern, of
Tonganoxie, of this county, has Just re-
turned from Port Natal, South Africa, and
a trip to the interior OF the Dark Couti-
nent. He says Stanley has exaggerated
many things and that the missionaries do
more harm than good.
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Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, April 80. Three year olds
and upward, seven furlongs-Jub won,
Portlaw second, Laura Doxey third. Time
-1:2SI.
Three-year- olds and upward, mile and an
eighth-Dolliken won, Gockner SECOND.
Tom Rogers third. Time-1 so
Three year olds and upward, maidens,
six furlongs-Phantom won, Lady Unde
second, Little Scissors third. Time 1854,
Two-year-old tillies, half mile-On the
Lea won, Chaperon second, Lou Dudley
third. Time-5015.
Two-year-old maiden colts, nine-six-
teenths of mile-Uncle Frank won, Set
tie Up second, Miss All third. Time
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The United States Did Not Get the Mole

WASHINGTON, April 3O.-There is good
authority for saying the United States has
not had any negotiations with France re-
specting Mole ST. Nicholas. The squadron
OF evolution was not sent to Port au Prince
with the intention of creating a naval de-
monstration. An effort was made by rep
resentatives of this government to secure
the use OF Mole st Nicholas by purchase
or otherwise, but these efforts, it is learned,
resulted unsuccessfully.
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State of the Argentine National Bank.

BUENos AYREs, April 3O.-The report of
the examiners appointed Go inquire into
the affairs of the National bank is pub
lished to-day. 1t shows most scandalous
state of affairs and it has resulted in caus
ing National bank shares to fall 10 points.
1t is understood the disclosures made will
be the death blow to the state banks so far
as the Argentine republic is concerned
Gold closed to-day at $50 per cent. pre-
MUM
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Indiana Miners VIII Strike.

BRAZIL, Ind, April 3O.-The strike will
be on tomorrow and ], 800 block coal miners
and 800 bituminous coal miners will be out
The eight-hour demand seems not to affect
the miners so much as scale questions. In
Davies county coal fields the miners,
about five hundred in number, have been
out since Wednesday owing to the dis
charge of the mine boss
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c. B. Congdon G Co. Assume Hutehinson's Ae.
counts

CHICAGO, April 3O.-It was announced
this morning that the accounts of B. p.
Hutchinson, the missing board of trade
trader, will be assumed by c. B. Congdon
81 Co. This had the effect of eliminating
all speculations as to his open deals, and
gave the market better opening.
Members Of Hutchinson's family thus
lar have received no word from him. His
son Charles said this morning, however
MS father was in Florida and that he had
traced him as far as Pensacola. and that a
detective had been sent to follow him to
guard against accidents. Young Hutchin-
son added that his father. as a result of an
examination of his affairs, had been found
to be thoroughly solvent
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Cashier Coyington,s Shortage.

MONTGOMERY, Mo-, April 30.-Investiga-
ton of Cashier Covington's accounts with
the Farmers and Traders bank shows the
shortage IS more than double the amount
heretofore thought to be missing 1t is
put at $4,000. The stockholders have paid
the deficiency and the bank will be re-
opened for business. No tidings from Gov
in pt0n
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Venezuela ADMITS Cereals Free.

New YORK, April 30.-American wheat
and grain dealers may be interested tc
learn that cereals can be imported into
Venezuela free of duty. This information
is officially published in Las NouedddeS, OF
New York, at the request of the consul
general of Venezuela, who thus follows
the instruction of the minister of exterior
relations in that country.
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The Jury DISAGREE in Penty of Horses, Case.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., April 3O.-The iury
IN the case OF Plenty of Horses, the Sioux
on trial for the murder of Lieutenant
Casey, at o'clock this morning reported
their inability to agree, and were sent back.
A report is current that eleven were in
favor OF conviction for murder, and one for
manslaughter.
AS the jurors could come to no agreement.
they were discharged. They would not vote
Tor conviction because the court refused
the defendant an interpreter, the refusal
being based On the ground that Plenty of
Horses was able to talk English fuentIv.
and understood it perfectly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-01
The Storm at Tifin. O.

TIFFIN, April SO.-A tremendous wind
storm here this afternoon demolished all
the tents of Sells Bros circus. Fortu-
nately the main performance was over and
but few people remaining on the grounds.
Most OF them were injured. Mrs Pauline
Huter was probably fatally hurt. The
animals were wild with terror and there
was much anxiety for a time lest some of
them might escape.
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Captain Yerney Held for Trial.

LONDON, April 30.-There was a sensa-
ton to-day at the postponed examination of
Captain Verney, member of parliament,
charged with instigating the procuration of
the governess, Miss Bracket, for immoral
purposes, caused by the testimony of a
woman named Louise Adeline, keeper of a
hotel in Paris, that Captain Verney had
called upon her seven or eight different
times and asked her to procure for him two
or three girls, promising her 100 francs if
she succeeded. Witness added in spite of
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ANOTHER RECORD.
Rinfax Runs Six and a Half Fur
longs in m. 20 IA s.,
Beating Geraldine-A Lightning Fast Track at
Nashville-The Racing at Lexington
and Washington.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 30.-A match race,
thousand dollars side, six and a half
furlongs, between Rinfax, of the Undine
stables, and Geraldine, of the Maltese Valla
stables, was won by Rinfax today in
;2014, breaking the record.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-01
The Colored People at the Worlds Fair

CHICAGO, April 3O.-At meeting of the
board of control Of the Worlds fair ne
tional commission to-day, the question of
distinct exhibit by the colored people came
up. On motion of Lindsey, resolution
was adopted that the board deems it expe-
dent that the directors authorize any dis
tinctlons made between American exhibit
tors and that the matter of installation
ought to be left to the direction of the de-
partment having it in charge.
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Eight Hour Demonstration in Spain.

LONDON, April 3O.-A dispatch from
Madrid, says: Valencia, Bilboa, Cadiz,
Barcelona and the principal manufacturing
towns of Catalonia, are agitateG. The So
cialists have obtained permission to hold
eight-hour demonstrations. but they must
not gather in the streets. Troops will be
sent to all places where trouble is feared.
The fleet has gone to Barcelona.
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Sale of Deere. uansur 4 Co.'S Works

MOLINE, H., April 3O.-It is stated here
that Lee, Higginson & Co., of Boston, have
about completed the purchase of the plants
of Deere, Mansur & Co., Deere Harvester
works and the Moline Plow company, with
an aggregate capital of g, 100000. The
plan is to unite the plants, recapitalize them
and place the securities on the market.
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the hotel in company with strange man.
This man left the place before midnight. 1t
is believed .'Frenchy No. 1" then went to
Carrie Browns room; tn at they quarreled,
and that the result was the murder of the
woman.
This evening Joseph Franks, an Arabian,
who is believed to be the man who accom-
panied the woman to the room the night of
her death, was arrested. c.
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Baseball.

BdStDdll.
NATIONAL MISUNDERSTANDING,
Pittsburg, 4; Cleveland, 3. Batteries
King, Staley and Mack; Wan and thinner
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, 4; Chicago, Z. Batteries
Mullane and Harrington; Hutchinson ant
Kittrege.
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, 10; Boston, 9. Batteries
Thornton and Clements; Cancel and Mich
OILS.
NEW YORK.
Brooklyn, 3; New York, IL. Batteries
Kinslow and Lovett; Ewing and Clark.
AMERIcAN-sT. LOUIS.
St. Louis, 10; Louisville, 4.
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, 6; Washington, S.
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, Is; Columbus, 6.
PHILADELPHIA.
Athletic, 6; Boston, %.
WESTERN LEAGUE-oMAHA.
Omaha, 3; Minneapolis, 6.
DENVER.
Denver, 5; st. Paul, 4.
LINCOLN.
Lincoln, Z; Sioux City, 9.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, 70; Milwaukee, Q.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-01
A Big Strike Immiuent in St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, April 3O.-If developments in
the labor situation can be said to be fore
runner of what is to happen tomorrow,
one of the most serious strikes in the his
tory of ST. Louis is imminent. The num-
Der of men who will go out will be fully
5000 besides carpenters, marble-cutlers,
timers, inside men, architectural iron
workers, masters ana union strikers prob
nhl1r ont
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-01
Byrnes and Frenchy No. 1.

New YORK, April 3O-Inspector Byrnes
this morning made public statement to the
effect that the man known as "Frenchy No.
1'' is ascertained to have slept in the East
River hotel on the night of the murder.
The murdered woman, Carrie Brown, oc-
cupied Room 81, while "Frenchyn slept in
No. 80. On the evening of the night of the
murder. Carrie Brown was seen going into
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down and z, 000 miners and company men
will be out of employment. 1t is under
stood there is no strike at present, but
simply that contracts for the coming year
have not yet been arranged and, until they
are, no coal will be mined. Operators in
this vicinity are willing to pay last years
scale. The eight-hour day does net figure
in the movement.
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i. B. Van Bert Missing

DENVER, April 3d.. B. Van Bert, a
mine owner, whose family reside at Oak
land, CAL, mysteriously disappeared from
Henshaw hotel on the 18th and has not
been heard from since. His baggage still
remains at the hotel, and his friends fear
foul play. Van Bert was recently connected
with St. Louis house as travelling sales
man,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-01
A Mexican lack the Rinner.

New ORLEANS, April 30.-The .Picagune's
Del Rio, Texas, special tells of Mexican
Jack the Ripper, who visited the house of
q Mexican woman named Sanchez last
night, killed her and cut her body to pieces.
After the butchery he wrote upon the wall
with her blood, Fresh beef for sale.n The
butcher has not been captured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-01
The Portuguese in South Africa.

CAPE Town, April 3O.-The Portuguese
have occupied Massi Kesse. Upon. the ap-
proach of the Portuguese the British set
tiers guarding stores there lest their posts.
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Filled His Body With RulIeta.

franklin Tenn, April 3O-Will Taylor,
colored, yesterday shot and seriously
wounded policeman who tried to arrest
him for disorderly conduct. Last night q
mob went to the jail, took out Taylor, hung
him to beam and filled his body with
huIlatS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-01
Strange Disease Amoug Ohio Horses.

MEcHANICsBURG, Ohio, April 3o.-A
strange disease has attacked horses in this
vicinity which battles the skill of veteri-
nary surgeons 1t is similar to the cpl
demic of epizootic which ragged over the
country a few years ago. A number Of
fatal cases are reported.
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New York's Light Taxes.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 3o.-The tax lew
this year is one and three-eighths mills. be-
ing for the support only of schools and
canals. 1t is the first time in forty
years that the people have not been taxed
for general purposes.
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Eyictions Resumed at ScottdsIe.

ScoTTDALE, Pa, April 90.-The sheriff
resumed evictions to- day, throwing out six
teen families. Little resistance was offered.
Some companies are gradually increasing
their working forces
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millions of Feet of Timber Burned.

BELLoFoNT, Pa, April 30.-Forest fires
are raging in this vicinity with destructive
fury. Millions Of feet of valuable timber
have been already destroyed, and tits re-
ported every saw mill on the mountains be-
tween Bellefont and Lewisburg is burner.
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The Michigan Car Strike Over.

DETROIT, Mich, April 30.-The strike at
the Michigan car shops is practically over.
Every department is working and by Sat-
urday full operations will be resumed.
The first sod of the tunnel between De-
troit and Windsor wBs turned this morn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-01
Imbrunia Withdraws His Remarks,

ROME, April 3O.-In the deputies I'm
brunia withdrew yesterdays expressions
saying he had no intention of insulting the
army but simply wanted an inquiry into
rumors. The premier said this had been
ordered. Papers relating to the New Or
leans affair will be distributed among the
members Sunday.
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A BIG Opium Seizure.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 30.-The deputy
surveyor made Seizure this afternoon of
1900 pounds of opium, worth S25,OOO 1t
was found concealed in the steamship
China from Hong Kong. The owners claim
it was to be sent to Mexico.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-01
No Insect Damaging Kansas wbeass

ABILENE, Kan, April 30.-The report
that mysterious insect is damaging wheat
in this country seems unfounded. None of
the fields show any damage
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BERLIN, April 30.-The supplementary
ballot in Geestemdunde and returns from
tifty-fve polling places give BismarcE
6,7SS. Schmalfeldt 4,71S.
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A Trans-Atlantic Steamer Asbore.

LONDON, April 3O.-A dispatch from
kinsale says steamer belonging to some
transatlantic line has gone ashore, after
showing signals of distress and blowing
her fog horn. No details.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-01
Victoria Arrives in England.

PORTSMOUTH, April 3O.-The Queen ar.
rived here to-day on her return from
Grasse, and Immediately started for Wind
sor castle.
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The O'Connor-Stansbury Race.

TORONTO, April 30.-Oarsman O'Connor
says his race with Stansbury will be rowed
at Seattle as that city offered $500. If To
ronto raised that, they would row here.
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AL johnson Married.

LOUISVILLE, April 30.-Al Johnson, the
well-known baseball man, and Miss Kate
Mitchell were married here last night.
Both are of old Kentucky families.
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CHICAGO, April 30.-The southern Cali
fornia orange carnival closed to- night after
a fifteen days exhibition. 1t has been
marked success in both financial and ar
tistic way.
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New York Legislature Adjourns.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 30-Both branches
of the legislature adjourned sine die at
noon to-day. The deadlock in the senate
over the canal investigation continued until
the end
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A Jack the Ripper Arrest in WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April Boa man answer
ing in some particulars the description of
Jack the Ripper. is now under arrest here
awaiting the arrival Of the New York au-
thorities
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Umatilla Indian Lands Sold.

PENDLEToN, Ogn., April 20.-The sale Of
the Umatilla Indian reservation lands was
completed to day. The lands brought
about 5000, 200.
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Heavy wind Storm in Ohio.

BRYAN. O., April 30.-A terrific wind and
hail storm in this vicinity this afternoon
did considerable damage. 1t is feared thu
fruit crop is ruined.
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A Great Grain Crop in WASHINGTON.

SPOKANE FALLS, April 30.-Reports to
the chamber of commerce from all parts of
the grain belt of Washington, indicate the
greatest grain crop in the history of the
country.
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DESTRUCTIVE Fire Near Reading. Pa.

READING, April 3O.-A destructive fire is
raging on Blue mountain. The fire on the
South mountain is six miles long by two
wide.
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WASHINGTON, April 3O.-It is estimated
the public debt decreased over 81, 0o0, 900
during the month.
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Coal Shafts to Shut Down.

LA SALE, ILL.,, April 30.-To morrow all
the coal shafts in this vicinity excepting
the White Breast mines at Ladd, will shut
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Adrien Marie Dead.

| PARIS. April 3O.--Advices received from
Senegal state that Adrien Marie, the
French painter, died there from yellow
| fever,
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Rev. P. s. Brooks Succeeds Bishop Paddock,
Boston, April 3O.-Rev. Phillip S.
Brooks, pastor of Trinity church, Boston,
to-day was elected to succeed the late
Bishop Paddock
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-03
THE ROAD ROLLER MATTER.

We print in full this morning tho report of the subcommittee of the Board of Al dermen appointed to consider the com- plaint of Commissioner Brown. The com mittee finds that Commissioner Browns complaint was not well founded. It finds that whatever the mayor and the other members of the committee on the new road roller did was done in the honest belief that they were acting for the best interests of the city. Concerning the Board of Public Works the committee has this to say: A good deal of desultory talk was indulgsd in by witnesses concerning grievances they thought they had against different mem. bers of the Board of Public Works, the most of which was listened to by your committee more for the purpose of allow ing everybody to tell all he knew or thought he knew about the Board of Public Works than for the purpose of supporting any of the grievances set forth in the complaint, but, after ccnsid- ering all of said evidence we do not find that any person or persons had any sub stantial ground of complaint or grievance or thought there was anything dishonest, corrupt or detrimental to the bestinterests of the city being done by said board.
 This report is certainly in accordance with the evidence and does injustice to no body. It was accepted by vote which showed that it was generally approved by the aldermen
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-03
WRECK g.
King of the storm-Ship Rex.-Puck

King of the storm-Ship Rex.-Puck.
 "What do you consider the height of rudeness, Mawson"
 "Well-I should say it was the height of rudeness, even in deaf man, to say 'hayf to grass widow."-Truth.
 He joyfully)-And you will be mine' She aggressively)-No, I won't. He (surprised)-Why, you just said you'd marry me. She (dogmatically)- y)-That's different Detroit Free Press.
 "This geyser," said the guide in the Vel lowstone region, ''is called the Political Geyser"
 "Ahl" said the tourist "And whyf"
 Because it throws mud. ."-Puck.
 "Tm sorry you don't like the new nurse," she said to her husband; ''she Is so good about singing to baby and keeping him quiet" "Yes," was the reply; "that is just it; I'd rather hear the baby cry."- Washington Star.
 Miss Winslow-I like the way you treat our mother You know that they say "A good son makes a good husband"
 Tom De Witt-So I've heard; but it al ways seemed to me he was worthy of e better fate.-Puck. No Othello.-Desdemona Davis (bursting into tears)-It's too bad of him-he knows that I love him, and yet-and yet Emilia Emerson-Yet whati Desdemons Dayis-He lets me firt with anyone l wish to, and doesn't say word.-Puck.
 Barkeepsr (to seedy strangereSay, get away from there, will youi You can't make dinner on the lunch.
 Stranger tdeprecatingly)-I am not eat ing any more than the others, sir.
 Bsrkkeeper (decisively)-But you eat as if you were hungry.-Smith, Gray & Co., Monthly.
 Mr. Slender (to Mrs. Buxom, whose hus- band is dancing with Mrs. Slenderl-You