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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

No SUGAR HERE.-Hellenbrand
says he isn't offering a barrel Of
sugar for a dollar, but sells more
pure candy than ever.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

Don't forget the auction sale Of e.
S. Bollinger ut the Evangelical par
sonage Thusday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

NOTICE-All parties holding
claims Of ANY kind against H. r.
Moore, proprietor of auction house
must present them by noon Nov.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

On FIRE.-Many a mans brain is
on fire these days for a good hot
meal. Hellenbrand's Is the place to
yet IL.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
MONDAY,----------NOV. 2, 1891.
GILBERT & PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, WindowgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

Maraeaibo, Laguayra, aud san
Salvador coffees at the Great East
ern tea store. Ii
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

breakfast wafers-At the Great
Eastern tea store. 1t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

The bread at Strong's bakery takes
the cake, and their cake takes the
entire bakery.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
SUNDAY.

Sunrise Prayer meeting $3.50 a. No., ,
large attendance aud interesting
meeting. Mass meeting at p. m.
Speakers E. w, Allen of Portland,
aud Rev. Curtis, who are engaged
in s. ). work. At 7:30 the farewell
and conservation meeting was held
Pres. E. S. Miller led the meeting.
The watch word for the year is
'Ocegb N for ChriIt." After the
singing of the hymn "God be With
You Till we Meet Again" all clasped
hands and repeating the Christian,
Endeavor beuediction were dis.
missed
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

PAINTERS WAN NTED.- Brus h
hands wanted at Yew Park school
house tomorrow morning. KRESs
& FISCHER.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03
CHRISTIAN ENOEAVORS.
Close Of Successful Convention at
Albany.
SATURDAY EVENING 7:sO.

SATURDAY EVENING 1:3O.
The M. E. church was packed and
the electric lights went out for some
minutes but did not disturb the
meeting. All sung "Blest b. the
Ties That Bind" aud waited for the
light in that way.
Resolutions were adopted thank
ing the Albany people for their hos
pitatlity in so royalty entertaining
us, and the pastors Of the Me. and
Presbyterian churches for the use Of
their houses of worship, also to the
5. z. R. r. Co. for reduced rates.
A resolution was adopted, extend
ing with the Salem delegation, our
heartfelt sympathies to Mrs, r. $.
Wallace in this, her great affliction,
the death of her husband, r. S.
Wallace, president of the Capital
National bunk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29
A Mormon Elder in Michigan.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-A special from
North Branch, Mich, ssys; A Nor
mon elder by the name of Taylor is
converting the people Of Mills, small
Numbering town near here, by the
score. An exodus of the population ID
in progress. Farmers are among the
enthusiasts who have announced theiI
determination to repair to Salt Lake
The people effected are mostly quite
poor, and the vivid desert ptions Of the
wealth and luxury by the Mormon
had its effect, rs we'll as he promise oi
spiritual salvation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

LONDON, Nov. 27.-There was much
excitement among the horse guard
to-day upon the receipt of intelligence
from Alder-hot, where the great mill-
fary camp aud barracks are situated,
tat a spirit of murirrou- in-ubordi-
nation prevails in one of the regiments
-tatiuued at that place. Il is believed
that this affair j. not due t0 any feel
iug against the army regulations, but
j. entirely the result Of the feeling err
rerjsined by the private. OF he Second
battalion, the Prince Of Wales Leiu-
-ter regiment Royal Cauadiaus),
against the corporal, who had taken
advantage of ;he little authority given
him to = axe life a. unpleasant as pcs
-ible for those placed under bin. BY
his petty tyrsnnits, the corporal has
rendered himsel obnoxious to the men
who made complaint to the higher Off .
GERS, which were not noticed. 50 Bit
terly angry did the privates become
against the corporal that they con-
Cluutu lbdl TUE Ouly way " dNcukt
themselves was 10 kill him. AS the
corporal was doing his rounds he was
seized by the men. He attempted TO
call for assistance, but his cries were
speedily silenced by q gag. Despite
his struggles he was dragged to a con-
venient spo', moose throSn around
his neck and he was soon suspended
in the air. The end OF the rope was
made fast and the self-sppOinted exc
1 cutiOners decamped.
Fortunately the corporal had been
hanging for only short ti"e when
the sergeant discovered him and cut
the rope. The corporal was almost
dead, and required the most strenuous
efforts on the part of the surgeon and
| his a. sistants TO resuscitate him. 1t il
/ believed it will be some time before he
can resume his duties In any event,
it is thought he has been taught a
lesson. Toe military auth critics are
making strenuous efforts TO find out
the perpetrators, but thus far are una
bic TO discover who they Wer-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

Not as this abstrac ed individual is
doing, but into Cases City Bakery and
inspect the stock Of fresh cOnfections
that he has put in to meet the demands
OF the holiday trade. Everything is
fresh from the manufacturer and the
choicest grades. IL you are not
blessed with a sweet tooth, he has a
choice assortment OF nut meats, free
from the al nOyance of picking them
from the shells. In addition he has a
new line called Table Luxuries.v
consisting of pig-' feet, tongues and
tripe, put in glass jars. that are
just about the most elegant lunch
goods ever brought TO this or any other
market. "Step in" and if you are
not suited, you will be hard to please
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

CoRsICASA, TexAs, Nov. 27.-The
Texas State Farmers alliance have
adopted a resolution appointing twep :
ty~five delegates to represent Texas at
the Memphis, Tenn, convention next
week. Resolutions cOndemning the
action of the supreme council at In
dianapolis, and proposing to sever all
connections with the "defacto" ma
tional alliance and for separate or
ganization with entirely new officers
were adopted.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

LONDON, Nov. 27-The Times San-
tiago, ChiI, correspondent says a dis
patch from Rio Gtaude do sol reports
that discomfort prevails because that
state has only one mi1ister ia the new
cabinet. II is also feared that the
troops at San Pedro still continue
NJ der arms and no order for them to
disband has been issued.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

LONDON, Nov. GA dispatch from
Santiago states that all the members
of the cabinet of the late President
Balmsceda, and a number of Others
who held high official positions in the
Overthrown government, will be tried
for the infraction of the constitution
and the malversation Of the funds. In
all. seventy men will be tried on these
charges.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

Foreigner-Why is it that 80 many
American cities are complaining Of bad
water9 Is not the water supply under
the direction of city oficialsi
American-Usually.
Foreigner-And are not those OH
cials elected by the peoplei
American-Yes.
Foreigner-Then it appears to me-
You have not been careful TO seleut
officials who are good judges of water.
New York Weekly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29
Famine in Mexico .

LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from
the general freight agent of the Mexi-
can International railway says the
Mexican corn crop failure will create
almost famine in all the the districts
and the demand for American corn will
aggregate millions of bushels.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

IT. PETERSBURG. Nov. Eft is an
nounced that D-Grier~ has been au-
thcrzed 10y The Car tp assure EN-
UerOr William that the entente De-
tween Russia and France involves
nothing that h'ight be construed as "a
menace 60 othe- countries. The aim
OF understanding between Russia and
FHLc- is 20 maiatsin peace
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

CHICAGO, Nov. PA special from
Washington says the Baltimore has
been ordered north from Chill as soon
as the Yorktown arrives. This is the
result of dispatch from Capt. Schley
saying that the divers sent below re-
port the paint off the bottom in many
places and the plates thus exposed are
corroded aud piued.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

LONDON, Nov. 27.-A dispatch from
Rio JaDeiro says that several states
hsve depOsed their governors since the
abdication of Fonseca. At Bahia the
deposition Of the governor OccasiOned
a slight conflict. Fonseca has retired
20 Paquets Island, in the Bay Of Rio
JaneirO.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

from reliable soui ces here confirm the
rumor that the president has d cided
to appoint Assistant Secretary Of War
Gen. Lewis A. Grant to succeed Sec
rafarv Proctor
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

BLUNT, :. d., Nov. 27.-Reports
from the reservation in this s,ate says
that the Indians have been s Tired up
by roving bands of renegades ard are
only waiting r an excuse to break
away from official authority o plunder
and murder.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

IT PETERS BURG, Nov. 27.-A de-
tailed account Of La. Tuesdays acci-
cideut on the Otei Grsise line, oy
which over twenty people lost thsir
live-, is now being received here. BY
the breaking of lire one of the car.
risges was thrown f.om the rails over
a parapet bridge into the river below
Toe first carriage in its fall d rsgged
four othefs after if, and all five Of the m
broke through the ice aud disappeared.
Fifteen persons on the train " Re badly
Injured The work of extricating the
boii,s from the mass OF wreckage in
the river il proceeding ana at the last
accounts tweuty-six had been re-
co gered
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

1T Louis, Nov. 27.-Steps are being
t,k-u 10y all the commercial. exchange
aud business men generally % bring
the DenIocratic national convention to
81 Louis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

Teacher-To what agency do count
les thousands attribute their downfAul
Tommy Traddles-Banana skina -
New York Truth.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

PARIS, Nov 27.-Tbe naval COM
mittee'- rep ut -~ys thai France now
possesses thirty iron clads. twenty-six
cruisers, fifteen dispatch boats and
fiji. v~four torpedo boats.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

Boston, Nov. 27.-The Globes Rut~
land, VT, special says; Information
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

rosiiion in Toronto. They have not
been locked up, bgt are detained at
the hotel
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-29

Notise for Publication
L. ~. LAND ofFl' e.
Milo CItt. Mont. Nus. 9, l-tl
Na'fc. b. hereby given tha- tho fuIl"wlus-
named -afflrr ha- filed notice uf DIE lu'ruflHu
90 max. final pruuf iu support ui Die claim. and
that -aIi uruuf Will D. made -'ipr" fl. t'".l-.'f
.r.I Racsi,,r ~ the 4. =. T.. o. ~ Milo tItF.
Montana. on THur-dsy. December &c., l-l af 3
u'clUck 90. u... FIf.
BENJAMIN ,. BUTCHER.
pra-smutiuu %. =. No. -. Tor thc ~W -l..t,
sec. E Ip -- q 49,. lof- and B. aud @k.s
NWi, 80. p. IT,. -. x. t.f.
BE name thc following witucs-"- :" prove
hi- continuous residence uI"u. auh culfiF afi"n
~. -aid land. va a,
Frank ~tile~. james ~. Gillr-pi". Alya n.
Nauueft. Geursr X. sheldon. al oi Alkada.
Mont. ,,.,..,. o.,
FIr-t nuhLIcatinn Nn1. ;. l-al.
The evening world., 1891-11-27
THREE CARS LEFT THE TRACK.
A Crowded Passenger Train
Wrecked Near Perth Amboy.
fsryc,A1. TO THE EVENING WORLD. ,

RAILWAY, n. j., Nov. 27.-The train that
left New York for Perth Amboy at lib
o'clock last night well flllcd with theatre
goers and others who had been spending
Thanksgiving in town, had q narrow escape
from total destruction. on the woodbridge
branch, 500 yards on the main line OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad, the track runs along
an embanKment which varies from 10 to 30
feet In height.
Just before no train reached this embank-
ment three rear cars left the track and top
plea oycT on THAR sidRs- =. The engineer
promptly reversed his air.brakes and brought
the train TO a standstill.
A few feet further and the entire train
would have gone over the embankment 1t
was very close shave. The locomotive and
the first car alone remained on the track.
The passengers in the overturned cars were
very much frightened, and loud cries for help
were heard. Tho tralnmen and number OF
male passengers from the car which had been
overturned, spranR TO the rescue OF the i'm
prisoned passengers.
Inside OF the overturned cars there was q
scene OF indescribable confusion. As soon as
the rescuers forced open the doors the people
In the overturned cars made frantic efforts to
get out. They crawled along on their hands
and knees over one another and under seat 8
in their mad struggle for liberty. The men
shouted and the women screamed. Finally
all were rescued. IL is miracle that no one
was killed.
A number were bruised and scratched and
had their clothes torn. All were very much
shaken up. Although number Of the pas
sengers were slightly injured no one was
seriously hurt.
Conductor Brown telegraphed 10 Jersey
City for aid, and wrecking train was i'm
medlately sent out some time elapsed be-
fore IL arrived at the scene or the accident
In the mean time the passengers were nurs-
Ing their bruises In the only car that re-
NAMED upright. They were crowded into
this car III a dense mass. They were woundt d.
sore, wet to the skin by the rain and thor
Oughly wretched. II was 3 o'clock before a
special train could be made up. Then they
were transferred to three extra cars on the
special and taken to their homes.
The accident Is supposed to have been
| caused by an open switch. The Company Is
now making an investigation.
The evening world., 1891-11-27
STOCK REPORTS.
Light Trading and a Bearisl
Feeling at the Opening.
Prices Rallied in Fractions Before
the Close.
Field, LIndley & Co.'s Contracts
Settled Under the Rules.

WALL STREET, FRIpAy. Nov. 27.-The bears
had control OF the stock market this morning,
Notwithstanding the encouraging railway
traflc returns OF Eastern and Western trunk
lines the prospect that the afYairs Of the
Richmond Terminal company will shortly be
arranged on basis satisfactory to the Sc
curity holders and decided improvement In
the foreign situation.
The selling was not particularly vigorous,
however, and prices yielded only VI TO per
cent. OUT side OF Chicago Gas, which dropped
over two points on talk OF renewed suits.
Up to noon less than 10000 shares had
changed hands.
Among the specialties Manhattan jumped
2ss to 1885. and Richmond Terminal pre-
ferred broke per cent. TO AZ, with z subse-
quent rally to AZ.
A better feelin prevailed In stock trading
circles later In the day, and prices rose Il 10
l1s per cent. In the general list, ard 2Ia per
cent In Distilling and Cattle Feeding.
The improvement was due to the statement
that the 81. Paul net earnings Tor october
would show an increase OF about e400,O00.
ments at the Stock Exchange wore not
Wednesday.
The firm was bearish on stocks, and the
ioiioWiuS ocCuIitltS NtTe UOukut HI unutl
the rule for the account: 1000 American
sugar refining, 700 Union Pacific, 500 North
ern Pacific preferred, 400 Atchison, 900 chi.
cago Gas, 200 Rock Island, 200 Laokaw anna
100 Lackawanna, 100 Missouri Pacific and
100 st. Paul.
The following were sold for their account
400 Canada Northern, 200 Erie preferred and
100 Michigan central.
IL Is reported from London that the fort.
nightly settlements have been completed
without friction, and money Is easy.
The Lake Shore road Tor the nine months
ended Sept. 80, 1891, earned AZ per cent. on
It's stock.
The steamship Hayel brought sa3,250 In
goiS 70 Ladenburg, Thaiman CO. herdel.
1ach, lchelheunes CO. are advised Of the
shipment to them OF $500, 900 from Europe.
Belmont d 90. VIII snip 2b0 ,0b0 ousgesene
j.. q W. seligman Il 90. 10000 ounces O
| silver to Europe tomorrow.
The October gross earnings OF the UniOr
| Paclf1C show All increase Of about $500, 900
| These are the heaviest earnings In the his
| .oryof the Company.
The Chicago Northwestern and St, Pau
h Omaha railway companies are paying In.
terest due Dec. 1.
The total sales at the New York Stock Ex.
change to-day were 22O,800 shares OF LISTED
stocks and $4,000 ounces OF silver.
The evening world., 1891-11-27
SHE DIDN'T WEAR THE BLUE.
Mrs. F1etcher's Bruises Couldn't Be
Found by Matron Bvrnes.

Mrs Ellen Fletcher, OF l74 Bleecker street.,
caused the arrest OF her husband Patrick and
charged him this morning In the Jefferson
Market Police Court with having beaten her
black and blue with his shoe. The husband
denied this with tears IN his eyes The COM
plant, he said, should have been on his side.
Justice Hogan sent the woman into the
prison to be eXa!lined by MatrOn Byrnes, who
shortly afterwards reported TO the Justice
that there were no marks whatever on her
body.
Mrs. Fletcher refused to explain why she
had made the miSstatements. Her husband
was discharged.
The evening world., 1891-11-27
ST. LOUIS IS WIDE AWAKE.
steps Already Being Taken 10 oe
the Democratic Convention.
my ASSOCIATED PRES

TBY ASSOCIATED rREss.l
st. Louis, Nov. 2T.-Steps are being taken
by all the commercial exchanges and bust.
ness men generally to bring the Democratic
National Convention to st. Louis.
The Executive Committee OF the Demo-
cratic National Committee will meet in
Washington on Dec. to dispose OF some i'm
portant business, and though this committee
will not pass upon the time and place for the
National Convention. yet II is expected that
the various cities seeking II will be repre-
sented In Washington during the meeting.
Col. Grit Prather, the National Committee
man for Missouri, will leave for Washington
next week, and will work hard to bring the
convention here.
The evening world., 1891-11-27
feld from the west, which were sold at 30
cents each.
NOT MUCH OF CROWD ON THE BLUFF.

NOT MUCH OF A CROWD ON THE BLUFF.
1t was estimated previous to the game that
at least 10000 people could be crowded into
the space between the stands and the raililgs
inclosiny the field, aud that $4,000 more
might be accommodated upon The rocky BLUM.
These estimates may have been sufficiently
correct, but nothing like that number OF
persons awaited themselves OF either place.
The number OF those who watched the game
from the inner railiugs could not have cx-
ceedcd 5000, for only those IN the first two
or three rows could see anything OF the play
ing from that position. and the larger part OF
the space between the railing and the stands
was unocCupied.
ON the blur instead OF $4,000 spectators
there were barely twenty-five hundred, SO
that from standing room places the manage
ment OF the big show derived profit Of
hardly more than $1,000.
FIGURES UPON WHICH THE ESTIMATE Is BASED
The items going to make up the total
source OF revenue from the game were there
The evening world., 1891-11-27
PRESIDENT HARRlSON'S MESSAGE
Expectations that 1t Will Be Fin
ished by Friday Next.

WAsuISGToS, Nov. 2T.-lhe usual Friday
afternoon Cabinet meeting was omitted to-
day In order that the President might devote
the entire day to the preparation OF his
Message TO Congress. Moreover, there was
no special occasion for the assembling Of the
Cabinet.
The President has already made consider
able progress on his message, and II Is said
that hccxI CCtS { q complete II by Friday next.
The lact that secretary Blaine was the only
caller who saw the President this morning
gives plausible culoriAg TO the story that
the PrcSidunJ Is Just AT present engaged In
writing review ol the iorelgn Affairs OF the
episodes.
The evening world., 1891-11-27
M'GLORY'S HOME BURNED.
Ais House at Balcwin's. L. l., De
stroyed at Daylight.
Especial TO THE EVENING WORLD

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, l.. l., Nov. 21.--Billy
McGioTy's house at Baldwin's was burned to
the ground this morning.
There are circumstances surrounding the
destruction OF the eN-Iiester street dive
keepers country home which Will cause a
thorough investigation to BE- made by the
Home Insurance Company, In which It was
insured.
The ire broke out about O'Clock In the
room OF the hired man, who claims TO have
had $500 In his trunk.
There was no one ut home when the llre
was discovered.
The evening world., 1891-11-27
GRAIN BLOCKED At BUFFALO.
Harbor Full, Elevators Full and
Not Enough Railway Cars
tBY ASSOCIATED Pprss.l

BUFFALO, Nov. 27.-There is a tremendous
Jam OF grnin-laden vessels In Bufralo harbor
to-day. 1t is the greatest In the history OF
the port, and the amount of grain afloat Is
estimated at three million bushels.
The elevators are Iull, the railroads have q
short supply OF cars, and II the grain is not
moved more rapidly than at present half the
tonnage In port Will be compelled to lay up
with the cargoes intact.
The evening world., 1891-11-27
The Cortland Charlie Ross.

PHiLADELrHiA, Nov "1.-Christian X. Ross,
father Of the missing Charlie Ross, says there
is nothing In the story telegrlphed from Cort-
land, y. y, that his son had lived there As
the adopted son uf u. Henry STATION, who
killed himself recently IN New York IN all en-
deavor TO emulate SucCiS fast.
The evening world., 1891-11-27
Rain or Snow Tomorrow.
a N

". y. w hh u " bt
REAU, NEW YORK,
Nov. ~. -LOcdi
forecast FOR South
eastern .Neto York.
tHCiu d ing Long
Island; a'SO JOr
Stern Connecticut
dHd AUr'hrrH NeiD
JERSEY = Fair, DindS
becoming HOrfhtDest-
The evening world., 1891-11-27
FATHER KILLED, CHILD HURT.
They Were Struck by Train Near
Perth Amboy.
rsrrcnL TO rHr rvRSrSo WORLD. =,

WOODBRIDGE, n. j., Nov. ?7.-It was learned
this morning that Fritz stenEer, of this VIII
lage, and his seven-ycar-old daughter, who
had started from Perth Amboy last night,
after spending Thanksgiving Day VITA rela-
tiycs, started TO walk home ON the railroad
track.
They were struck by q train, and Stenker
was instantly killed The little gi.i will re-
cover, II Is thought
The evening world., 1891-11-27
MATE PICKERING GOES FREE.
Warned in Court Not to Again AS
sault American Seamen.

George Pickering, second mate OF the
American vessel c. c. Chapman, who was ar
rested on an Indictment charging him with
assault upon number OF the seamen OF that
vessel while she was on her way from London
to this port, was discharged to-day by United
States Commissioner shields.
The commissioner read Mate Pickering
quite n lecture, telling him that no ollicer OF
a seaman except In case OF open mutiny.
The evening world., 1891-11-27
LOCAL SPORTING DATES,
Racing at Guttcnburg daily. 2P.M.
November.

November.
27.-Football: Princeton Freshmen against
Columbia College freshmen, at Columbia Athletic
Field, WiiliamsDridge, 3P. NJ.
2S.-BoKing tournament oi the Nonpareil Club.
Boxing exhibition oi the New York Athletic
Club, SP. ". w
Indoor games of the Manhattan Athletic Club. at
Madison Square Garden, SP. NJ
Foot ball: Prospects, OF Brooklyn, against Mont
clair Athletic CLUB. at Montolair, N. =;
3O.-Boxing: Colored championships at the
Outing Athletic. Brooklyn, 3 p. NJ.
December.
I-Bo1inz of the Varuua Boat Club, 8 ?. NJ
3.-BoIing and wrestling championships Of the
Metropolitan Association at Metropolitan Opera
House, p. NJ.
5.-Seyenth Regiment athletic games, sP. NJ,
Second section OF boxing and wrestling cham.
Metropolitan Opera House, 8 y. N.
The evening world., 1891-11-27
ANNA BESANT HERE.
Nine. Blavatsky's Successor Arrives
on the City of Berlin.

The Inman line steamship City OF Berlin was
reported off Sandy Hook at noon to-day, and
reached her dock two hours later.
Among her passengers was Anna Besant,
the successor OF Nine. Blavatsky as High
Pricstess OF 1hcosophy. Miss Besant makes
her present American visit more for rest and
pleasure Than tO work.
She viii deliver but one lecture In this
country.
i. ID. II. Millct, tn" eminent French artist,
was also II passenger on the City or Berlin.