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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
CORRESPONDENCE.
PROBLEM NO. 90.

Correct solutions received from Mrs. Mary c. HarriA
Chicopee. Mass. Miss Edith F. G. Lane, WalIingfOrl
Worthlngton, Mass Miss Sadie s. Kelsey wallingfod
Conn; Mrs. p. f: W., Hon. ~ "; William H.
Church: Brooklsn; ~ y: William Moran, south Nor
4. schulef, Orange. N. T.: Al: s; O., Jersey CITY,
WilIesbarre, Penn. j. A. Dewad, New BrinswicE
\ - Dr. T. Rns P Mo;Iay New n; III j. D..
Springfield. Mass. Richard F. Hall, Troy, N. Y. Dr.
A. II. Baldwin, Norwalk Conn; D. 7. Ross, Manga
Or. j. b. Elliott, Brooklyn, NJ Y; Il. B: b.
PhiMpsburg, N. j.; Theodore Roberts. NewYork:
G. II; Ven Houter Ithaca ~ r.. E. 3D. a Bancroft
A. s. Richmond Middetown, n. Y; T. J. w1lns
waterville, Conn; smith Martin, White sulphur
Springs W. Va; August Kuenze, Detroit, Mich,
and Professor Frederic J. Hahn, Hagerstown, Nd
W. J-If Q-Kt oh the Q guards against 2
RIO mate.
E. NJ. C.-The defence to 90 is l.. 30 Q.
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OVER THE CHESS BOARD.
ny W. STEIElTZ

All communication. correspondence etc.. muss % =
d,.s.ed ..Chess Editor The Tribune" All matter coz
eeniae games and problems must reach this encs no'
ater than wednesday II intended for publication on @s
SUNDAY following. Nsws nust roach An sncs nV 's"'
WAN Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
60 < Kt mate.
SELECTED GAMES.

SELECTED GAMES.
An excellent consultation game played August 4, at
Brighton England, during the meeting OF the counties
Chess Association, between Mr.. Gunsberg and the
Rev A. B. Skpworth the side and Herr
Lasker and the Rev. 6. a. Mcdonnell on the other
KINGS GAMBIT DECLINED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21

SOLUTION OF PROBLEM NO. 9S.
whte-K at Kt SO, at g. Rs at Q 4 ana
X B 7. KITS at @ b 5 and 9, Ps at ana
KR 4.
Black-K at 4. Bs at Q ana o. Nus AZ
q n "a and X r a. Ps at O d and Kt T. White
to mate In two moves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
PROBLEM NO. "a.
THE PLEASURES OF ATLANTIC CITY.

Additional correct solutions received from Mrs. L.. r.
Jones Marposa, CAL, and J. r. Miller, Bedford, Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
PROBLEM no. 95.

Additional correct solutions received from Edward
Rorgen. Kilboum City. WIS. j. T. Miller, Bedford,
Iowa Charles G. Chapman, Chicago, III II. scheneu,
Leavenworth, Kan; d. E. BURNER, HagerstoTn. Nd
plain questions Of construction. The use OF Blacks
Q d P'is that White might play P-B T.
w. S. ST X K KIP ..R B.
II. b. II. and A. II. B.-The answer to R-o b
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pRORIEM NO OF,
BY NJ. FEIGL.
,Slack-7 pieces.

Awarded third prize in the Dresden Chess Congress
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RearS
Soap

hit oem Sprddmort: vShon.
belt iibt rur 70 tief wie Die Paut"
iudte man wabrfheinlih Die
Sh5nheit berabsuieben; in Wirf.
lid1fsit aber seiet es ur,s, wis
leiht Sh0nbeit 81 erreiden.
2l1it uSh5nheit Der 6eiunobeit
1T Die er0fte Sd,onbsit" tpar eleih.
falls cine Perabiebuns beabiih.
tiet, wdbrenb es in Dirflidfsit
uur sur Sh6nbeit anfpornt.
Dears' SEIZE eiebt Ser 6aut cine
oeiirnoe Sarbe, alto bei6e 1rten
Don Shonbeit.
III sdoen jeoer Dirt gu BADEN,
beionoers in Npotbefen, uno Seutc
ieosn Stanoes sebrauhen fe
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gampst Quinin 6air Comic.

bas bette 9aartdrfungsmittel Der @elt,
befeitiet S6uppen, perbinbert bas
Musfaaen Der 9aare, bef6leunist ben
9aarwu9s, i1bem es Bic gefunbe Sbdz
tigfeit Der 9aut anregt. Sebe 6laf9e
1T nit benz Namen bes grfinbers Gss
car @amosb perfeben. Yreis per
Glaf9e $1.00. gu baber in allen
M~potbefen. General gentur i'm @itp
Drug Store, 6. &euB, OfzGpmmercez
StraBe, ttabe Der Bride.
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THIBODEAUX,

Was bebeutet bieies Mort? gs if
bas 9anbelsseiden bes
CINDERELLA Sd 9 ties,
Da I'M Wabliabre befanmtli9 Sc.
f9dftstiQe berri6t unb mir einer gro.
Ben 8orratb bon S9ubnert fir Ser.
rer, Samen unf' ainber an 6anf
baben, neuefte Sacons unb Muiter, ID
~berfaufen mir Naes sum #,
preie unb liefern bic 8epeiie b.
fir. Ollie Waaren iinb tteu urb tpur.
ben fpesieQ fir bieien Sommer beteat.
9ie preiie iinb iiberaa in 3ablem an.
geaeben. Wer biuig umb gut faufen
mill, gebe gum
Cinderella S9mb >Yalaft.
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Q. u. Il u. q. 8abm.
Wbfahrt.


Na6 @albeton, 9su1ton unb Guero
tdglt6, ausgenommen Sonntags,
Tim ..9.l0 NDrM.
Na6 CORPUS gbrifti, Mranfas paB unb
8eebiae tdgli6, ausgenommen Spnne
tags, ltm............3:05 NaGm.
Na6 &errpiIe tdgli6, ausgenomme1l
SDHrtags, um -..-..... 100 9ta1.
Na6 @errpiae, rtr Sonntags, UNI
$3.50 BORN.
Na6 &errbiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
Sonntags nn6 Montags, Tim
$3.50 GDrm.
Mnfnnft.
8om @albeton, 9oufton um6 Guero
tdgli6, ausgenommen SomntagS,
UNI ................8 :05 Mbenbs.
8on CORPUS Gbrifi, Nranfas paB un6
8eepiae tdgli6, a%usgenommen Som1=
tags, um............2:00 Wa@m.
Bon &errbiqe tdgli1, ausgenommer
@nnntags. $3.50 8ornt.
Bon &errbiae, nur Sonntags, UNI
500 Mbenbs.
Bon &errbille tdgli9, ausgenomme1l
SoHntags unb Montags, I'M
1900 MbenbS
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Der AkftuugB.Hu if 3u baben
Kim 4~n443dnbler Nie. SensG 21s Com.
stextttrats San antonio, 3eTas.
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cages 3 Wemigfeiten.
& II B..

- Ser @emeralpotmei@ter Wanas
mater bat beI1Iofen, bic uGolumbii6e
Serie" Der amerifanii6en 8riefmarfen
fir 1898 auf Grub zines &ontraftes
gu berausgaben, mel6er fiir5li6 abgez
f6loHen tpurbe. 9ie 11euet1 Marfeit
tperben gerabe 10 lang, aber speimal
10 brett iein, mie bic iebigen. 9ie 8erz
gr6Berung bes Sormats gilt fir notbz
penbig, UNI cine quite &usarbeitung
Der Slufrationen gu erm6gli6en. Sep
tere iollen bic @nt6edung Nmerifas
bnr6 Columbus barte1en. Sic gauge
Serie ion i'm Sanuar 1898 auf BEN
Marft formen unb i'm 2aufe bes Sab
res bic iebise sdn3li6 perbrdnger.
= 9as Befinbeu Der Mrs. Qarrifon
bat fi6 omar in Der leBten Mo6e nee
ientli6 gebefert, aber es 1T bod nod
INNER feinesmegs berart, baB 1ie. iiber
alte @efabr binaus 1T.
= Ser Stablfreuser SO. 6 sebtin ben
Union Sron Morfs" in San Gran>
cisco ieiner Gplenbung e~ntgegem.
Der StapeQauf 1T auf ben 5. Nopemz
Der feftgeiebt mDrben. Sob. Marfbam
nit feinem Stabe miro an Der Gefli6s
feit tbeilnebmen. 9as tteue S9if,
be1en Same nod ni6t befimmt pors
ben 1T, ueit nod gr0Bere 9imenitonen
auf als Der r@barlefton" ober Der
rSam francisco. Dte Mrmirung
tpirb aus bier 830aigen unb aebrt 536lz
ligen Marines@ ei1iben, fopie aus II
f6ne0feuernbeu @ef6uben fleineren
@alibers unb 6 9ouea'i6en Sorpebos
&anonen beteben.
= @dbrenb bic beiben prdfibents
f9afts>@ anbibaten @eaber unb Sielbs
in &i9monb cine Gampagmez8 erfammz
lung abbielten, tuurben fe mt faulen
@ieri1 betporfen.
- Sn Waibingtou 1tarb ST. 9oug=
LAB, Der beriibmte 4eblfopfs5 peeialit,
tpel9er aud ben prdfibenten Grant
bebanbelt bate, au bemielben i6red>
li9en 2eiben, bent tener gun, Spfer
fiel.
= Sn benz 8ergtpert gu Srompoob,
MiGigan. purben II 8ergleute perz
f6ittet. Srob Der gr6Bten Nntrenz
gang, bic 3ur &ettung Der 8erunglidz
ten gema9t murben, 1T es ni6t gslmnz
gen, eiten ei1aigen lebeltb su Sage au
f0rberm. Big iebt linb bic 2ei9en bon
bier Der 8eri6itteten aufgefunben
pprbem.
= Die 9roBe @oulbing'f9e &unft>
biimgerzGabrif in p~eniaeola, 6loriba,
1T Elm &aub Der Glammen geporben.
Ser 9erlnt, Der fi6 auf ntebr als
$780, 900 belduft, lit MIR gum She'll
bur6 bic 8erii6erumg ge6edt.
: Das bielbefpro6ene uGaribcult=
S9ulzS pfem", 3. +. Der gerfu6 Ell
ner 8tri9mel3ung BON Staats= Ut }
Granddaughter, 1T iebt enbgiltig Bee
feitigt tpor6en. 9ie S9ulbeb6rbe in
Garibault, Minn., tpel9e bas Spftem
eingefibrt bate, 1T bel Der Neltpabl
gei9lagen tpDrben unb bic @egner bes
Spitems iinb an beren Stele getreten.
MmsIanb.
= Die Snternationale Miin3>&onz
ferena mirb am %. September lit Brill
fel aMlammentreten. Is Md1te tper=
bert auf berielben bertreten fem.
Safer Milbelm pirb, na6bem
er III Welrtar Der Jeter per goloerett
pod3elt beg groBberaogltDet paares
be19epoDrtf pat, f1a1 Serll1 5lrudteb@
rem, nm an benz Jefte gu gbre1t Der
6fterrei1if6en 9ifan3reiter tbeil3ubebs
rtett, uno crit bat1r mad 28ien reiien,
UNI &atfer Jra15. Sotepb 81 belufen.
urfprlingli9 beabltd}tlgte Der 4alfer,
BON Wetmar aus, mo bic Teler Der gols
benen 9odaettbe groBber5ogltden yaaz
res IN pen Sa9en pom 0: pig .. Stfos
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tens Der Meltausfe1ung ait 6en Sottnz
taget tpurbe merfmiirbiger Weiie abge=
lebnt. IS 1T baS tint 10 a%nfaaenoer
als ntatt bisber getpobnt NOR, bic &as
tbolifen lit 8esug auf bic @abbatbss
Srage fir melt rg~eiunber" gu balten,
aIs bic 8efenner Der metIten proteitan>
tifdlen 9enDminattpte1t.
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Sumtbern Yaciiic : 8abn.
MbfQhrt.

Ma6 MepzO Orleans, 9oufton umb @alz
beiton tdgli6 1920 Na9m. unb 900
l1br Mbenbs.
Na1 San Sraneiseo, 81 pafp nnb
eagle paB tdgli6 4:30 Na9m. urb
1855 8orm.
Nnfunt.
Son Netp=O Orleans, SouIton umb @als
beton tdgli6 700 Born. umb 4:05
Na9m.
8on San Srancisco, 81 pafo nnb
eagle gaB tdgli6 1880 Na6m. unb
1880 Mbenbs..
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Sn Berlin lit Der 2eidnam elmer
Yrofituirten in Der Ndbe Der Spans
bauer godbrauerei in elmer Sanbgrube
gefunben tporben. Oas Mdbden mar
erbroRelt tporben unb bic 2eide 1T lit
berielben Weiie berltiimmelt, uie bieies
nigen Der Opfer bon ".rack the Rip
per-. IS 1T bas stpeite 8erbre6en
Der Dirt, md6es fiirsli6 in Berlin be-
gait9en murbe. Sn benz anberen Sale,
Der ii6 Dor mebreren Wonaten ereig=
nete, iuurbe Der 2ei6nam zines gefalles
nen Grauensimmers i'm 9interbofe Ell
mes 9auies an Der Wilbelm1raBe ge.
funben. Ser Gaa murbe ME aufge=
fldrt unb aud in benz lebteren bat ma
feline Spur BON benz M6rber. Ser alte
8laube, baB "Jack the Ripe F" bier
lei, bat bamit neue Nabrung ~9efunben.
IF YOUR BACK ACHES,
Or sou are all worn out, really good for moth.
ing, 1t Is general debility. Try
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
1t viii cure you. cleanse your liver, and give
u good appetite.
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Giienbabn Ta1r Ylan.
s. 4 9. u. 8abm.

S. Il q. q. 8abn.
MbfaDrt.
Na9 ct. 2ouis bia Sron Mountain
ODER 90. 6. &S....6:50 Morgens.
Na6 ct. 2euis bia Srom Monntain
&pute .........6:OO MbenbS.
Jta9 2arebD. 1856 8orm.
Nnfnnft.
Son ct. 2ouis, Sron Mpuntaim & 81.
6. & S..............9:35 8prm.
gon ct. 2onis, Sron Mountain & 80.
6. & S............1O:55 Nben6S.
8Dr 2arebo Nahm.
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Sabe TIN thinner Bet Der Sanb, tenn Gersus erb6bt
hein eeiben. 2eir meinen Dr. 8uu'S Suitens prup
8eSen Suften unb Grfdituns; er furtrt bid. Briefs %
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Shpls' Yaluea : @artem 1T Der
SammelplaB ber 9eutf6em BON San
Intonio nit ibren 6amilien. Die re-
gelmdBigen @benb Grei : &on3erte an
bier Mbenben in Der Wo6e 1int ftets
aablrei6 beiu6t unb erfreuen fid elmer
a0gemeinen 8~eliebtbeit.
Sdpls' Salopn lit Der sroBte unb
lebbafteite in Der Stabt. Seine Meine
unb @bisfeps unb aaeaeit felerfrii9es
8ier, ioipie bic beiten Gisarrem. S6ols'
2un6 erfreut ii6 algemeiner Mners
fennung unb regen 3uipru6s.
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va @enn Semanb fetn unb st als
nebmbaren Yreiie ipeiien mill, 70 gebe
er gum Mifions= @arten II. Oie
9errem 8bcimer Il 0anl, 8eliber biez
les gtabliRements, balten barauf, lire
@dite ftets pollfommen 3ufrieben st ftelz
len. ollie iaiionmdBigen 9elitatefiem,
@uitern, @ilb, Slide, @efiigel &C iinb
bort III Der belifateiten 3ubereitung ole
3eit gu baben. Wabl5ei:en iperben auf
Wuni6 in bic Mobnungen Der &unben
geianbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Ser
Speiiepirtbf6aft perbunbene 9 a T.
r o o NJ Die beiten @etrdnfe, itets fril6eS
Bier unb feline 2iqu0re unb g8eine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

LoNDoS, Aug. l5.-rhc British ship
"Norlh," Captain Newson, nj Sill o
nom Portland, Oregon, reports that on
June IL, In Lat. A. degrees ) long. 81
degrees w, chs passed two enormous
icvbergs, while many more were visible
ahead. The "North" sailed north with
a solid ice barrier Of bergs ranging IRON
seventy TO two hundred feet in height,
while the open water was filled with
great quantities 81 broken ice. AT 10
O'Clock on tue night Of June llth IN,
vessel was entirely surrounded by lee
aud 1t was feared that she would be-
crushed, hut fortunately towards morn.
ing the wind changed and enabled her
10 clear the hcrgs. She had many
marvellous escapes from destruction.
Ihe hergs formed hreatwater my
miles long, resembling large volcanic
wave. His report VI "NOrtn" bear
out the reports from other vessels fiom
around Chpo Horn that the ice drlft
ftom the a ntarctic Ocean this season u
unprecedented aud that Il has reArncd
tho most northefly polntever known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

In addition % the rot that Is occasion
ally 30 destructive TO potatoes, the crop
Is more or less subject 10 scab. Various
theories are advocated as It's cause, but
let the primary cause DO what Il may
experience leads 90 the conclusion that
the occurrence ct scab depends on GER
tain conditions OF moisture aud soil,
writes New Jersey farmer. who fur
.hcrmorn alys;
While We may have moro or lcss rnln
than we desire some seasons, one can,
by selecting a flvolbl, soil orplautng.
greatly lesson the prevalence OF scnb, II
not entirely escape ii, For three years
| raised some potatoes on heavy un-
drained land, VOL manurod-both stable
manure and a commercial one being
used together. Tho yield was a fairly
good one, but great many OF the
tubers were scabhy. For the last two
years have planted on u light opau
soil where tho rain quickly dcsconls
through IL, 20 that in day or two there
Is no excess u moisture near the sur
face. have used only ono kind u fer.
tilizor, the Mlpc' special potato manure,
and have not boon troubled with scab.
To secure nnooth potatoes | would plant
on light or well drained soil and use
only some good commercial fertilizer
| believe partially rottedSiable man
and wet soils are both liable 10 produce
scab.
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KESLER's GOOD nuMoR.


Justice Kesler was 10 better humoI
this morning than at any time since
he was "rosstsd" by the preachers ai
the Indignation meeting held in the
wRaatch hall recently. Business was
transacted with more than usual alac.
rity and the court was observed 10
smile frequently. The fret on the
docket was James Msllu, charged with
vagrancy aud assault and battery. He
was adJudged guilty and fined s..
William W.stcott, an alleged all
round idler, arraigned for vagrancy,
was discharged.
Pat Hollywood acknowledged that
he had acquired n Sunday DRINK OF
such extensive proportions that he was
unable 10 walk on account Of the side.
walk rising up and hitting him IN the
face.
Thomas Kelley. charged with
breaking the quietude Of the Sabbath
by loud and boistorous demonstrations.
His case was set down for this alter.
noon.
John Brown, a penniless tramp, Ia
In durance vile for asking aims on the
public streets.
VIM. Shaw, for disturbing the peace,
went ON his way rejoicing there being
"no case" against him.
Al Smith had been taken in tow on
similar charge. The court concluded
10 make an example OF Smith and
mulcted him In the sum Of s..
Charles Wing was called upon 10 pay
q s. bill for driving on the sidewalk.
Robert Foster, one Of Uncle SAINTS
boys In blue, IL booked on the trial
docket for resisting an officer.
II. Warren has $40 on deposit on n
charge Of lighting. The case was fixed
for hearing this afternoon.
Thomas Kelley will be compelled TO
meet the charges Of an aggravated rs.
sault and battery case this afternoon.
Sam Kwoog and Yo Ing Chong, n
brace Of beliigerent Cinnamon, will
appear In court this afternoon for as
sanlt aud battery.
Walter Evans paid the police clss
80 for The privilege ~ getting drunk,
James Fay was run Ia last night for
INDUCING IN similar pastime. His
case was fixed for hearing this pm.
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yard ~ the city resident. mud holding q
cnnapicuous place AMONG the favorites
OF the fantiCr, Such n wide distribution
botokens solid MORT, for while tho fan.
cicr cures particularly FOR form and
feather, Tho farmer. tho farmers wife
and the city housewife want eggs aud
flesh. Tho LeEhorn will give ns many
OF the former AS one could r,asonably
ask hon to give, although individual
specimens will not furnish ns great an
amount Of ilesh rs individuai Of some
other breed. A. for beauty. 10 Is dini.
cult 20 lind birds Of more pleasing color
VT graceful form.
~ r. NOT generally known that Brown
Leghoms can be- bred to quite large ize,
writes Webb Donnell. a Massachusetts,
poultryman, IN Tho Country Gcntloman
from which this cut IS reproduced. MIR.
Donnoll, who favors decreasing the dze
of tho col.ib IA usually seen on loghon
fowls, gaysi
To get thcgreatost possible value from
the brood, thuchichous should lbs hat chcd
IA early Ne possible. II q q great mis-.
take 20 suppose they cnn well be Matched
out late IA tho season simply bccauso
they mature quiclly. fintched late. tho
pulleis win rarely lay before tho follow
ing spHng, when eggs will shortly be az
thoir lowest point They should DO
haichcl go as 10 be- got to LAYING by tho
iat Of September. The ak dozen u
eggs which each ono ought TO lay be-.
tween that time and late winter. meet.
ing the highest prices Of the year. will
GO long way toward making the Log.
horn one OF the sost profitable breeds.
But II ono expects 10 secure good results
with these fowls. ho must mike up his
mind TO give thom plenty % room and
plenty OF opportunities 20 indulge their
passion for activity, for without such
conditions they viii prove exceedingly
uurcmunerntiye
Looking at tho breed from a fancy
point ~ Wow. Il should be tho aim "
the breeder 20 eecuro males with rich
cherry rcd hacklos, holding this color 10
the back, with a metallic black ,triuo
through each feather. with rich blacl.
breasts and bodies. and with wing bows
OF solid red, not iniormixcd with blacl,
feathers. Il IL difficult TO secure good
stripping in the saddle feathers. though
this should hc sought. 1t Is desirable
that the females should DO OF rich
deop color. bo,h ON backs and breasts.
rather than that Of that faded. washed
Out appearance 90 often rocn. Such rich
looking birds, with haeklos that hav
solid black stripe. free from pcucili
will prove a source OF much satlsfac. n
to their owners.
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The Knights of Pythias Must Help
Themselves.

w. a. Mckenzie, OF tho order o,
X tights OF Pylhias Of Salt Lake CITY.
has written to the Chamber OF Com
morce TO the following effect.
"rhe knights OF Pythias are con.
templatiug going from here TO kansa.
city August 20ih, 10 attend the 9ranh
EncRmpment Of the order on Angus,
1927, 1--we days meeting. An effort II
being made TO ~ d the Uniform divi.
sion irom salt Lake In a body and
with band " possible, hut cash 10
short with ~ Tor that purpose"
Mr.. Mckenzie SAYS that II the
Chamber aids IN the transportation 10
Kansas City the Knighta will Jistti'
butte literature advertising Utah, aud
will act M agents In the intsTes, OF the
city and Territory.
Secretary Scar, In reply, said! awe
are poworlsss 10 help you financially
We exhausted our resources by send
ing four men 10 Denver last week tC
work among the TemplarH assembled
there. These men paid all their own
expenses. Only eight Ia the Who'll,
city contributed for the purpose and
only Que hotel man"
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Was II An Oversight

Commissioner Pratt was occupled
nearly the whole OF this forenoon
with the preliminary hearing Of the
charge against w. s. Farris, OF using
certain bottles and horseradish labels
belonging 10 the Salt Lake Pickle Co.,
with intent to defraud. The defendgni,i It
was alleged, filed the bottles with
horseradish Of his own preparation,
and sold them, with others, to John
No n, ReminVton a Co. Of this city.
Assistant County Attorney Eichnor
and Attorney Taylor appeared to prose.
cute; Attorney Armstrong represented
the accuaed.
Tho defense was that Fhrrls, not
having enough Of his own bottles Ia
MI the order, went 10 local restaurant
and purchased number bearing the
lahels OF the Salt Lake Pickle com
pany. 1t WINS claimed that he had nc
intention whatever TO defraud, but thai
he inadvertently omitted TO wash OF
the company's labels.
The commissioner took the mattel
under Rdvisement until later in tn,
day.
At Bp. m. he discharged the defend
ant, on the ground that there was NJ
crimina intent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

OF all the ollender- arrngned in the
police court this morning only to or
three were for drunkenness notwith-
standing that nearly all the cuiprl,s
acknowledged that they wero drunk
when arrested. Al explanation was
made bya City Hall official that secmei
10 throw considerable light on the qncs
ton. Heiu,imntei that II was necrf.
snry for the administration to make n
good showing on the sunday saloon
closing propagation and therefore when
men are now arrested on the Sabbath
day when Intoxicated, trliiing charge.
Of different kinds arc preferred
against them ana Of course the list vi
Sunday dtunks IS thus made very
meayre one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

PTTIsBURG, Aug. 10. - Anarchist
KuOld, who was released on bail
Saturday night does not feel sanguln
M TO the outcome OF the case against
aim. He said; am almost positlye |
will be convicted; not because am IN
any way guilty VI planning nSsassina'
ton OF Frick, OF because was In any
way implicated In tho attempted assas.
sinatiOn, but merely boosuss admit
that l am AN Anarchist and say | am
proud Of II. Anarchists do moi believe
In the murder Of capitalists.
VIVA, possible good would II be 10 mt,
II my employers were TO bo blown Ia
atoms by the xplVeion Of bomR That
would not better my situation one hit.
Neither would It help the cause Of
anarchism. IL would do far more harm
chan good TO our cause"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-15

The American Bee Journal says, "a
good remedy for hoe stings "a to cut an
onion ia two and apply the cut surface
t0 the wound.
"Not securing the hives, sections, foun.
dations and other supplies In scason Is a
mistake made year after year by many
bcukcepors.
"Gloyes used about the apinry on be-
coming soilod can DO easily cleaned By
soaking day or two In strong lyc made
from potash or wood ashes, or by soak.
ing In water saturated with quickline
The propolis comes of without difficulty
after such . soaking,
"sweetcnod essence NJ peppermint Ia
used to advantage while introducing
queons. This scented water Is pnt into
IN atomiler, and the hees aud combs
thoroughly sprayed with IL; thon tho
lueen 10 placed on ong III these scented
combs, little u the spray thrown on
her aud tho 1.-Two closed. This plan IL
said to work more successfully than
many Of the Old plans, and admits Of
Immediate IN ,duetion u the queen"