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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-16
PHYSICIANS

OF responsibility and honesty OF purpose do not
have to wander from place to place in order to
bolster up u would be reputation, by audacious
claims and false representations. How often
have the sick and the afflicted been gulled by
unreliable unT rinc.plsd and dishonest itiuerants
They are here today and miles away next
week, 90 what care they so they secure your
ready cash. How often have the people of Salt
Lake and vicinity been visited by this class OF
wandering seamps? How often have the in
cnrable heen told that they were durable and
that quickly and permanently? How often have
they purchased services with cold cash which
they never received? Why? Because Mr..
Itinersnt's ways were dark and would not bear
the light of truth. Because they have no name
no reputation, no responsibility. no skill to
support the audacious claims made. Because
they are without character, and prey on suf-
fering humanity. Because they dare not re-
main Bs their victims will soon demand repara-
ton and justice. BEWARE Be warned in
time. Remember past experiences and investi-
gate.
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Probably a Fit.

There were wild rumors in the air late
yesterday afternoon that Thomas Mauck, a
motorman on the Rapid Transit lines, had
been struck by lightning. He was seen to
fall from his post in front of the car, and
was afterwards found lying alongside of
the track, with several bad wounds about
his head. He was unconscious when
picked up, and was Immediately taken to
his room. 1t was thought last night that
his injuries would terminate fatally. The
theory that he was struck by lightning Is
hardly tenable, as in that case the car
would have been badly damaged. 1t may
have been that he was struck by the cur
rent from the trolley, but the general be-
lief is THAI Mauck's injuries were caused
nv q fit
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THEIR CREDENTIALS.

DR.. T. B. Mansfield is graduate of the Ohio
Medical College, Cincinnati one Of the oldest
and most notable institutions OF its kind ia this
country. He has held the most honorable posi-
lions in his class whilst at college, and his
diploma bears tie written endorsements OF the
deans OF prominent medical colleges, besides
being formally endorsed by the secretaries of
various county and state medical societies.
DIR. A DeMOncos credentials are none the less
notable and unqualified He also is formally
endorsed by the secretaries of varions county
and state medical societies. Both gentlemen,
after thorough hospital experience and practice,
have devoted their lives to the practice OF their
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The Louisiana ConyentIon.

BATON ROUGE, La, June 15.-According
to the terms agreed upon by the conference
committee Of the Democratic convention
and ratified by the respective conventions
The state central committee. of which
Wilkinson is chairman, Is recognized as the
regular Democratic authority in the state
The following were elected delegates to
Chicago: At large-John Fitzpatrick. q.
b. kruttschmit, Charles w. Boatman. r
q. Zacharie. Both conventions favor
closing the breach in the past.
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BosroN, June 15.-At Mystic park in the
unfinished 2:22 class race Of yesterday.
Jesse Hanlon took the deciding heat, Blue
Belle second, Ramona third, Grace Gotta
hard fourth. Best time :20l.
Two twenty pace-Henry II won, G. r.
S. second, Honesty third. Best time
2:22.
Two thirty class-Etta K took three
straight heats, Dudley circuit second,
Lobeia third, Atspur Fourth. Best time
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TREATMENT BY NAL.

To THE PUBLIC-The system OF mail tr eat
ment pursued by Drs. Monsheld and De Monco
the same effective results to those
who desire to submit their cases through cor
as to those who come in person.
Their question blank" il properly filed out,
will diagnose your case in a thorough war. and
as medicines are promptly shipped. those liv-
ing out of the city have the same advantage as
those who come to the office.
Write for tbs treatment by mail, medicine free
and rid yourself of the most painful and annoy
ing disease in the catalogue Of human life.
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IN A PROSPEROUS CONDITION.

The Utah Loan and Building Associations
Finances
The stockholders of the Utah Loan and
Building association held their Afth annual
meeting last night in the chamber of com
merce. The following board of directors
was elected for the ensuing year j. Bar
nett Fred Simon, L. e. Hall, a. L..
Thomas, a. Hanauer, jr., Il. H. Terhuue
j. Il. Farlow, Louis COIN and L. c. Kar
rick.
The financial statement shows the affairs
of the association to be il tiourishing con-
dition, 3,037 shares being in existence, q
gain during the year of 232 shares. The
assets foot up SIP, 270 and the undivided
profits SS2, 373. Series G was opened and
several hundred shares subscribed.
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Remember !.

The Copeland Medical Insti.
tute, Drs. Mansfield and De
Monco, is permanently located
in Salt Lake City. PERMA-
NENCY, RESPONSIBILITY and
SKILL form the basis of every
claim they make. REMEMBER
they are here and here to stay.
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Foreign Flashes.

RoME. June 15.-It is semi-of1cially
announced that King Humbert and Queen
Margaret will start on Sunday for Pots
dam, where they will be the guests of the
German emperor for four days.
LONDON, June 15.-Sir William Gordon
Cumming. principalin the famous baccarrat
scandal, will stand Tor seat in the house
Of commons in Elgin boroughs at the ap-
preaching elections.
BERLIN, June l5.-Sldney Odanne, form
erly Emperor Williams military tutor, has
been sentenced to three years. imprison-
ment for falsely accusing a German mill
tary attache IN Paris Of perjury and
treason.
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So PER MONTH.

Catarrhal diseases treated as
the uniform rate Of IS a month
until July 1, medicines free.
For all other diseases the rates
will be low and uniform and in
proportion to the actual whoiea
sale cost Of the medicines re-
GuiPed.
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Norris Park Races.

MoRRIs PARK, June 10 Six furlongs-
Livonia won, Lavish aecond, Wah jim
third. Time-l 49,.
Alile-Reckon won, Lepanto second.
Cleaning third. Time 49,.
Seven Ongs-Zorling won. Pagan
second. Doncaster third. Time-1 :2S5L
Five and half furlongs-Brown Beauty
won, Madrid second, Rogna third. Time
1869.
Five furlongs-Morello won, Spartan
second, Courtship third. Time-1:0154.
Mile-Gertie D won, Count second.
BeDwood third. Time Az.
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Real Estate Transfers.

George R. Gushing ct ux to Sarah Ann
Cushing. part of lot 9, block 10, plat IS
A. J. Pendleton, ct ux to David Cattan
ach. lot II. block 2. Main street and
State road addition
Joseph Mcesser ct uX to John Il. Rudy,
part of sections 20 and %, township l,
nOrln Wesb--- $1,000 -------- 1890
NJ A Striuger ct al. to r. G.. Weatherby
ct al part OF sections Is and 10, town
ship 1. south range 2 west-------------- 6
United States OF America to Janet
Thompson. part of section ,, township
3. south range l east-----------------...
Sarah Bingham Jones and husband to c.
f. Downey part of lot 5, block IS, plat
Ellen Murphy to G. f. Downy, part of lot
), block JS plat B-------------------- =
Frank b. Cook to George r. scott, lots
in block 16. Seniors No. / addition
r. b. Price ct Tx to James Whitaker.
part of lot Z, block 81, plat B. l
Sarah A. NJ. Graham TO Maggie B.
Thomson. lots in block > Blair s Cur
Us aOultOn .-------------- Z
United states OF America to James
Thomson. part of section IL, town
ship /, south range l east--------------
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specialties. with what success the columns o.
the daily papers will show.
The Copeland Medical Institute
Located Permanently, (ROOms 200, 201, 202
and 203) in the Progress Building
South Main Street, Salt Lake City.
DIR. T. B. MANSFIELD,
DIR. a. DE MONCO,
CONSULTING PHYsIcrAS..

SPEcIALTIES. Catarrh and all diseases
OF the Ear Eye, Throat and Lungs. Nervous
Diseases, Skin Diseases. Chronic Diseases.
OFFICE HOURS: 9 to IL a. m, 2 to bpm.
to p. N. Sunday. 10 10 - am.
Catarrhal Troubles and kindred diseases
treated successfully by mail Send cents in
stamps for question circulars.
Address all Mail to Copeland Medical Instl-
tute. Rooms 2O0 sOl 1O3 ard 2C3 Progress
Building, South Main Street. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
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VAS IT CONSUMPTION I?
His Fears AIlayed-.His Doubts
Removed--His Health
Restored.
PLAIN FACTS 10 REMEMBER.

Mr.. William C. 5'aines, vell-knOwn gen
tleman employed by the Salt Lake city Street
Car company, frankly describes his sufFerings
and testifies to the virtues OF the treatment or
the Copeland Medical Institute in the Progress
Building.
For the past nine years my life was filled with
fears, doubts and uncertainty, ali arising from
the fact ofmy continued i'll health. No matter
what I tried to relieve me the result was
always a failure. 1 had but little doubt that
my affection was fast inclining into consunD-
ton.
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HEAVY RAIN AT HELENA.

The Railroad Situation Improving House
Washed Away.
HELENA, June 49, Helena was visited
by another severe rainstorm last night.
One house was washed away, and the con-
tents scattered over several acres of
ground. The railroad situation is lmprov-
ing. Until today there has been but one
outlet from Helena east, over the Northern
Pacific. The Great Northern got through
to Butte today. The situation on the
Helena Central is practically unchanged.
For distance of fifteen miles in the
Prickly Pear Gallon the roadbed and
bridges are gone. All the telegraph poles
have been washed out between Silver Bow
and Craig, SO it is impossible TO get any
news except by the way of ST. Paul.
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THE SALT LAKE ACADEMY,
The Concert Last Evening Was Largely At
tended.

The Concert Last Evening Was Largely At
tended
The commencement exercises of the Salt
Lake academy were closed last night by
concert followed by a reception.
Hammond hall was full to overlooking,
and the audience appreciated to the fullest
extent the following excellent programme:
Musical Dialogue ------- Meyer Helmund
Miss Lincoln and Mr.. Hampton.
Sonata-Op. ~ Sharp Minor (MoonlighD
Prof Radcliffe.
Reading-Selected. -------P Prof Davis
"Ah! l Have Sighed to Rest Me- a.
Irovatore) ----.. ------ ---------------N erdl
Mr. Whitney
Souvenir de Babe. ....----------- Leonard
Prof Give
Dude in the Horsecar --------------... 49,. Kyle
Prof. Davis.
What Mountains Il MasnadilTD. Verdi
Mrs. Davis and Mr.. Whitney.
They All Love Jack -------------Mr. Hampton
When the Heart is Young. ----.--- Dudley Buck
Miss Lincoln.
She Wanted to Learn Elocuuon- Anon
Prof Davis.
Thou Charming Bird Pearl of Brazii) --- David
Mrs. Davis.
With flute obligato by Mr.. Falkenburg.
Prof. Radcliffe.
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THE DEMOCRATIC SPECIAL.
1t VIII Leave For Chicago This Evening at
About 6.

From present appearances the Utah Dem
ocratic delegation will consist of at least
100 people. The books at the Union Pacific
Office last evening showed that eighty five
tickets had been sold, and applications
were coming in from all quarters. The
dining car "Esmond" will be open for the
inspection of the public at the Union Pa
ciic depot this morning OF IL O'Clock. and
all are invited to call and inspect it.
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Baseball.
AT PlTTsBURG.

The home team hit hard and timely ia
the first, and the Colts in the second.
First Game-Pittsburg, 10; Chicago. 2.
Batteries-Snith. Muck; Hutchinson, Kit
tredre.
Second Game-Pittsburg, @; Chicago, 10.
Batteries-S-ith Baldwin, Mack; Lahy,
hutchisOn, Schriver.
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RECOMMENDED BY TIE QUEEN.

This is what oil English people say about
whatever they have to sell In America,
however, its 1.-THE verdict of the peoples
that Haller's barbwire liniment is the most
successful remedy for cuts, bruises and
sores ever introduced. For sale by F. c.
Gilds' pharmacy, Brooks Arcade.
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BEATEN IN JAIL.
Rough Treatment at the Hands of Couple of
TOughs.

Will CASTILLO was arrested at a late hour
last night on the charge Of drunkenness.
He was locked up in cell with two mora
prisoners, and at 8 o'clock this morning
when his friends came to his release with
the necessary cash deposit for his appear
ance, he was found bleeding pro-
fusely about the face and with a
black eye He claimed that as
soon as the turnkey was out of hearing
two Of the prisoners assaulted him, and
one struck him in the eye with boot.
That he had been very roughly handled
there can be no doubt.
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Turned Over 10 It's ORIGINAL Owners.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June I5.-The de-
cree Of Judge King turning over the San
Antonio & Arkansas Pass railway to the
original company and bond holders on the
payment of all claims against the road was
entered to-day.
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A New Business Venture.

Articles of incorporation of the Driver
Mercantile company were yesterday filed
with County Clerk Allen. The capital
stock of the company is $4,000, divided
into 10, 0O0 shares Of 81 each. The life of
the company is fifty years.
The incorporators are:
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Cornell Wins By five Lengths.

ITHACA, n. Y, June l5.-The Cornell
Pennsylvania boat race was rowed this
afternoon. Cornell got the best of the
start and kept increasing the lead, winning
by FIVE lengths. Time-Cornell Il minutes.
20 seconds; Pennsylvania Il minutes, 49,
seconds.
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who are also directors. Henry L. Driver
is president, Lewis Drake vice-president,
Edwin X. Clute secretary and treasurer.
The general Offices of the company are at
Salt Lake City. The OBJECT of the company
moss
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aARF1rLp rRACK SLOW.

Four furlongs-Marmaduk won, Be
linda flley second, Our frankie third
Timed 45z.
SIX furlongs-Odrey won, Lucinda sec
ond, Gunshot third Time :23lS
Eleven-sixteenths Of a mile-Imp Rem
edy won, Astrakhan second. Edith third
Time-l:l1.
jackson stakes, six furlongs Forest
Rose won, Northwestern second, Johnny
Campbell third. Time-1:2556.
Mile-L p. Freed won, Good bye sec
Ond, Ormie third. Times 90
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STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION

A WelI-KnOwn Banker on the Question of
BiMetalism.
PARIS, June 14-William Seligman, the
well-known Franco American banker, said
to an Associated Press correspondent
today: THE question Of bi-metalism must
be dealt with sooner or later l consider
the convocation Of the monetary conference
to be step in the right direction. Eng
lands action is the key Of the present sill
yer problem. 1t may be safely said that if
England declares for bi-metalism the other
powers will follow suit, and if it declares
against il the other nations will not be dis
posed TO interfere with the status quo.
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THE WAGE QUESTION.
Unless a Compromise Is Effected General
Strike VIII be Ordered.


P1rrsBURG, June 15.-There is a serious
disagresn ent on the wage question be-
tween the AmalgamGted Association OF
Iron and Steel workers and the steel man
ufacturers, and unless thers is cOmprom-
ise effected there will pc a general strike
July l. The amalgameted association
completed the western scale Of prices gov
erning the wages of iron workers today, and
the scale was presented to the Pittsburg
manufacturers at conference this after
noon Hhe scale was chiefly surprising from
the fact that high priced workers had their
wages cut. The Joint conference was in
session nearly three hours and then ad
iourued without arriving at any agree
ment. Both sides are frm. The marufac
turers insisted they would not sign an5
scales but their own. II a strike or lock-
out is ordered it will effect 100000 men ant
cause almost general suspension Of worA
in the iron mills Of Pittsburg and the wesC
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CHICAGO, June 15.-The Hawthorne track
was heavy.
-Four furlongs Marian won, Moose
second, Miss SPOT third. Time-5S1I.
Mile-Lena Frey won, The Hero second,
Hardee third. Time :04
Pullman handicap s., 500 added, Swear
olds, mile and a ouarter-Dundee won,
Patrick second. Powers third. Time-2 :l3.
Five furlongs-B b Million won, Leo
mites second, Bolster third. Time-1 :0S55.
Five furlongs-L Lemon Blossom won,
Timberlsnd second, Woodford third. Time
-l:0oJ5.
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Abstracts of title to real estate situated
in Salt Lake county, neatly, accurately and
promptly furnished by the county re-
corder.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Changes for advertisements in THE
SUNDAY HERALD must be handed in not
later than Friday night
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The Sham Battle Was a Failure.

OMAHA, June 15.-The great sham battle
advertised for this afternoon at the camp
OF the National Drill association proved e
complete failure owing to lack of organiza-
ton
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The Renowned Faith Cure Priest Dead.

PITTsBURG, June 15.-Rev. Father Mol
linger the renowned faith cure priest, diss
this afternoon from the effects of q surgi-
cal operation for rupture Of the stomach
Father. Mollinger was stricken last Mon-
day while ministering to the thousands Of
pilgrims that had come from all paris of
country to be healsd. He gradually grew
worse, and today an operation was per-
formed for rupture of the stomach. In
stead of relieving him ne began to sink
rapidly, ana died in few hours.
When the tidings became known in the
vicinity of the church, the excitement WIS
intense. Hundreds of iuvslids who were
boarding near the church in the hopes Of
being healed were stricken with terror and
many were heard TO exclsim that thers
was now no hope for their recovery.
Father Mollinger was over seventy years
of age and reputed to be worth from two
to three million dollars. The fame of his
miracles is worldwide.
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The incorporators are:
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The Clearing lfouse.

Yesterdays bank clearings were 1881, $40
as against 1924 l53 for the same day last
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A Libel Suit.

Catherine Laile has sued THE HERALD
for S25, 900 and costs, for defamation of
character.
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CONGRESS-.
The Senate Spends Four Hours in
Debate On the Silver Bill.
The House Passes the Fertilization Appro-
priation Bill-A BIZ to Reduce tie
Duty on Tin Plate.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON. June 15.-Dhe Senate spent
four hours To-Day on the silver BILL Morgan
occupying about three -fourths Of the time
in an elaborate presentation of arguments
in support Of the measure. He criticized
the silver plank in the Minneapolis conven-
ton as
TIMID AND IRREsOLUTE,
while he gave it the credit of being a step
to the front, and as to the coming Chicago
convention Morgan said the Democracy
would also step 10 the front and declare
that not only silver should be equal with
gold, but that it should have the right OF
Tree coinage. In another part of his speech
he applied 10 presidential aspirants Gn ad-
dition to winners) the sporting phrase of
dark horses, beaten horses. handicapped
horses, spawned horses, and horses and
colts.'
BE WAS FOLLOWED BY PALMER,
who movad to strike out all the bill except
the first section, which fixes the standard
of gold and silver dollars and makes those
coins legal tender, and permits the owners
Of silver or geld bullion to have it minte
for their benefit without charge
Stewart spoke in favor OF the bill and
Cockrell presented figures to prove that
just before the characterization act of 1873
the coming OF silver dallRrs had not virtu-
ally ceased, as afterwards asserted, but
was going or actively.
No action was taken on the bill. Morrill,
will address the Senate in opposition to
the bill tomorrow. Adjourned.
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TALKING FOR IRELAND.
John Z. Redmond. N. r.. Addresses Large
New York Audience.

NEW York, June 15--The Academy of
music was tastefully decorated tonight
with the green flag Of Ireland and the stars
and stripes, the occasion being the recep-
ton rendered John Z. Redmond, member
OF parliament and Parnellite leaders.
Judge Waxdhope, Of Lynn, called the
meeting TO order. There was tempest of
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SKIPPED WITH The TOOLS.
Sandy Barber Charged with Robbing HIS
Employer.

A man named Brown, who succeeded
to the position in the barber shop at
Sandy held by Gier at the time of
his death, is wanted on the charge Of
robbery, it being alleged that he has an
proprlated several rsZors and other tools
belonging to his employer.
1t is said he has gone to California.
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NO MONEY UNLESS THEY UNITE.
The Iowa Irish National League Adopts a
Resolution to That Effect.

DIES MONIES, Ia, June 15.-At meeting
Of the executive committee Of the Irish ma
tional league today the following resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted:
"Resolved, That we condemn the divi-
sion now existing in Ireland and declare
we viii not contribute one cent TO either
party until they unite; and we also con-
denim the action Of either party in sending
q delegate to America, thereby transfer
ring the quarrel 10 this country
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SAILED for London.

New YoRk, Juns15.-JOhn C. New sailed
for London today.
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Il You Commence The Day Good Naturedly

arE largely the first meal
dseedR have
Meal Gasoline all Difficult
to
the
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kMeal' the tn
summ pedar is
no n
milling supplies and the Full neO
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LIE PREMIER CRIME DE GAsPARD oRsoL

LIE PREMIER CRIME DE GASPARD ORSOL
LIE recit de Ia Zingarelle produisit
une vive impression sur la troupe dc
Gaspard. Ii etait trop rare pour eux
de rencontrer la pitie ct la sympathie
pour ne point temoigner leur recon
naissance de services rendus.
LIE premier sentiment dOrsol fut
d'aller 4 Carlo Alberti ct de lui dire