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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23
UNIVERSITYOF UTAH
Formerly Umrrshg q Dssereil
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

The first term VI the Academic year, Isa2 on
Of the Universlty OF Utah will begin at am.
Monday, sept. ", lhYa
The following couTioa are O0oTed
1. a tnur-ycArs' Classical course.
2. four years course In General Science
2. A four years COURSE In Letters,
T. a llrtnyehrs' course In Mining ana Min.
Ing Engineering.
5 Aiour'years' Normal eour,e 1.-TWO yeara
preparatory,
9. 4 lnreeyoars' Normal course 1.-TWO years
preparatory.
Tho drst i've OF these courses lead TO degrees.
Injunction Ia Military Science and 1actlcs
will be continued,
A preparatory school, designed to prepare
students 10 pursue any OF tive University
COURSES u opcn 10 pcrtoua OF both sexes over
10 years OF aeo.
students are admitted without charges for
tuition 10 any coarro they arc prepared 10 pur.
sue, There il an annual adnissl6n Zoe OF "a 90
ior residents Of Utah, and $500 Tor non gosi.
dcutA
students may receive permits for reduced
faTes over the railways n Utah,
For further Information Apply 10
JOSEPH 4. klNGsnuliY, N. A.,
uAs Acting PRECEDENT
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Mr.. Brind Explains.
SALT LAKE CITY, UrAn,
August 2lst, 1892.

AAaAsh VI nam
August 2lst, 1902.
Editor Desert hepE
In looking over your Issue OF the 10Th
inst, | notice that you have given me
very unsavory charaote or before your
readers, headed "rhat Ranch Trans
action" Assuming that you intended
me no Injustice, | ask the
courtesy OF your correcting the
same, 10 as 10 have the facts
as they In reality existed.
The ranch was purchased, likewise
the ponies, OF which 30 much has been
stated, by myself, as agent for Hyndi-
cate. Through series OF misfortunes
that could not he foreseep, and regard
ing which i am In no way answerable,
the payment for said property has been
delayed, though the plaintiff was on
each and every occasion notified OF
the moves by the separate pieces
on this unfortunate Bfind & Solomon
chequef board, and they .the
5olomons) appeared satisfied and
willing to lot matters take their course.
Owing to the failure from time TO time
| OF this syndicnte to furnish the where
with, | have, In holding this property
down, involved myself and my friends
ON this side TO the tune OF upwards
OF two thousand dollars. To protect
these various parties, and In justice to
myself, L, when asked last month,
declined 10 give up possession till after
receipt Of a letter from the managing
director stating that the company was
dofunct, and that no money would be
furnished for the furtherancc OF the
project. In protecting myeelf anu
others on this side | considered | was
also projecting the plaintiff In
the suit, M, on receipt OF funds,
his claim would have been the
frat one met. In addition, the final
time stipulated for the purchase
money 10 be paid In does not expire
iill next February. Hence you viii
observe that l had every right to do
what TO me seemed best with the
ranch, horses aud everything pertain.
Ing 10 tho business. They were ahso.
lutely milne TO handle anu do tho best
| could with. II were gull.
ty OF what was charged
with II was my company aud not
General solomon who had the right 10
prosecute. The decision Of Justice
Lochric, after hearing all the evidence,
sussains me from my standpoint. IL IL
tTus had oocasioned the plaintiff
trouble and annoyance In the matter,
but what | did was done with honest
intent 10 NIL. Again, did no, desert
the ranch last January (lse2) us
has been stated. left II last
lith OF July, and sent down
about the end OF last March
somewhere about $3.50, In tools, seed,
provisions, etc. This hardly looks like
desertlon. simply could DO no more
TIL the receipt OF funds, which were
and etill are promised.
Respectfully, FRED. BWsD.
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A rsrr,sis Tragedy.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. GA terri.
bic tragedy occurred ut the home OF
ox-MayOr stephen Buhrer, at $3.50
O'Clock this morning. George Talcott
IA dead, and Ed. Hutchinson lies In
the hospital In n ptecariOus condition.
Hutchinson who lived on Birch street
arrived Mt the Buhrer home with the
intention Of calling upon Eliza jack
sou, domestic employed there.
Trouble was feared anu Buhrer locked
the girl IN n bath room. Hutchinson
began 10 raise disturbance, and Geo.
Talcott, the family coachmau, was
called TO put him out OF the house.
When tho cogchman appeared
Hutchinson drow revolver aud
shot Talcott In tho neck and
mouth, killing him almost in
stantly. A physician was called and
he was put out Of the house by the In.
hitinted man. Hutchinson then
threatened 10 shoot Mrs. Buhrer. He
finally turned the revolver on himself
and fired several times. Ho was taken
to 81. Nincent's hospital, where he Is
still alive.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

A MARRIAGE license was granted TO-.
day TO Elof Nelson, aged o, and Ellen
Drake, aged -, both Of West Jordan.
IT. FERnis, tho we'll known mining
man, IL up from tho south today. lie re-
ports that tho mining prospects OF Marys-
vale arc very promising,
tho remains OF the lato Mrs. Agnes NJ.
Irvino,in tho Third Ward meeting house,
tomorrow afternoon ut . o'clock.
Irthose four young men who lost their
bedding about weok ago. at the mouth
of Big Cottonwood canyon, Will call ut
this office they can learn OF its wberoa-
bouts.
A TRANSCRIPT OF tho articles OF incor.
poraiion Of tho Silver King Mining COM
pnny, filed in the Summit county Probate
court few days ago, was filod with
Secretary Sells today. .l. .
ASSISTANT Ticket Agent J. V. Smith
In celebrating the advent OF daughter
into his household Tho little stranger
put In an appearance at O'Clock last
evoning. All Interested arc doing woll.
CnusriAN FoasEsnncK was married
to Apua NJ. NJ. Fonnesbcek, In Salt Lake,
In NAV, 1872. Yesterday he brought suit
May LIST, 1901, tho defendant wilfully do
serted and abandoned him aud over since
has lived apart from him. without sum
Glen, cause and against his viii.
THE nrSt shipment " American tin
evor brought into Utah reached hero this
morning over tho Union Pacific from the
famous Temcacal tin minos and works,
near Riverside, California, consigned to
David James a Co. Tho consignment
consisted of thlrty-eight pigs, aggrcgating
200 pounds. on each block were the
words, "Tomoscal American Tin."
EDMUND RUSSELL, tho noted art critic,
will address tho members OF the Press
club and n fow invited guests, In tho
Central block, this evening, on tho sub
Ject Of "Art on tho Stage" Mr.. Russell
recently delivered tho same address bo'
fore the Chicago Press club. Any person
Interested In tho prosccution Of art studies
eau obtain admission FREQ Of charge by
making application 10 any member OF the
club before o'clock this evening. A
rare treat IL assured.
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Disgraceful Conduct.

We are reliably informed concerning
n nuisance In portion OF the Sixth
Ward which 10 said TO have become
well nigh intolerable. Our informa.
ton IL to tho effect that numbers Of
young man are In the habit OF con.
grogating ON Sundays close To
the meeting house ana engaging Ia
pitching quoiis, playing cards and
other p0stimer, accompanying their
games with boistcrous noise :. Occasion
ally hey congrvgate IN large van,
where drinking IL INDUCED H. Last
Sunday the scene OF these doings was
transferred 10 the new district school
house, In course OF erection, where
card-playing and drinking went
on during q large portion of H.
day.
One very bad feature OF this un.
seemly conduct ~ that those doinRs are
usually carried on in close proximity
to building where Sabbath school II
conducted, the proceedings VI which
nte disturbed by the noise. BESIDES
this, some Of the boys are induced to
leave their classes to 20 anu view the
games. Tue effect Of all this il demon
nj zlng.
II In stated TO us that come OF those
who indulge h. the conduct referred TO
ARE married men. Ifthls be "A lact, 10 "
very remarkable. All those who thus
conduct themselves ought to have
sufficient seli.respect to reform from
such proceedings, We trust they will
conclude 10 deslst and not place the
disagreeable duty upon those who are
subjected TO the annoyance they create
OF taking steps to have 1t stopped.
II the situation Is not changed we
shall insist upon the peace officers OF
the city investigating the matter ami
taking suitable action In t ha premises.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Bishop Hamilton, Of MIL Greek, Sustalns
n Severe Injury.

Bishop Hamilton, Of Mil Greek,
met with serious accident about 7
O'Clock last evening while working on
\ threshing machine on the farm Of
Bishop Sheets, near the east boulevard.
In an unguardod moment ono OF HIS
arms was caught in the machinery
aud was badly Iacerated. The ma.
chiue was stopped Ms quickly as possible
aud the Bishop released from his peril.
Gus situation. He was removed TO his
home shortly aiterward aud given
every needful attention, and Ia reported
as doing nicely.
His brother, John Hamilton, was
conliderably hurt tow days ngo by
falling from stack Of grain. Foftu.
naiely no bones were broken. lie Ia
now on the road TO recovery.
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Runaway Boys.

Word was received at the police sta
ton today from Pleasant Grove to the
effect that a sixteen.ysar.old youth
named Frank Bcera had run away from
his home nj that place yesterday. Hc
" supposed 10 have come to this city.
He Will undoubtedly be picked up by
the police on his arrival and returned
TO his parents.
Little Pete Hendricks, a lad aged
nine years, suddenly disappeared from
his home near Liberty Park last even
Ing. The officers arc on tho lookout
for him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23
Tho swItchmen's strike TO he In-
NeKtignted.

BUFFALO, Aug. 23.--Tho board OF
mediators and arbitration has decided
10 begin an investigation Into the
cause OF the switohmen's strike tomor.
row. The summ0ning OF Witnesses
has already begun.
Grand Master Sargent Of the fifo.
mems organization said this morning
that no had no plans for today. lie is
awaiting tho arrival OF the executive
officers OF the other railway unions
whom Grand Master Sweeney has in
vited here In conference.
Just after midnight, last night, the
strikers began throwing coupling pins
at a squad OF soldiers. Tho soldiers
were ordered 10 FIRE II the throwing
did not atop, II stopped. The rumor
that a man Was killed is not true.
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WANTED.
NOTICE no GONIRACroRs.

C,EALED PROPOSALS. ron TIfE EHEc.
- ton Of school House for the lifst
School District tooclu, Tooelo County, Utah
Territory, viii be opened ~ the Tooeio school
House, O'Clock p, M, september 2lit lsle,
llana can be seen at tho uiilCo.of j W. Tate,
IoQele cily, or NJ he once OF the architect.
II. II. Anderson, 2i1 anyon hosd. diOt
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wAGsrArr, -pled IN mig Cottonwood Ward,
SAT- Lake ounly, August 92ud lsp,, caused
by Alex trom horsei MILAN, son OF John
and sarah wagstan, In tho forty nth year OF
his arn,
Funeral services will no held wednesday,
the 2llh inst, In Farmers Ward meeting house,
at oa.m. Friends are respectfully invited.
hlamiai star, ploaso copy.
l,ytNE,-At SEQ D.. IN, August ., isy2 OF
general debility, Mrs Asnos NJ. Irvine, wife OF
1he late H. Irvine. The deceased om.graicd
from rolloci shaws, Scotland In the fan Of
lsTl.
Funeral from Third ward meeting house
Wednesday, August "a, at5p.m. Friends OF
the family invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23

KANSAS CIIY, Aug. 23,-Thoseven.
teenth bi.annual meeting OF the III.
prone lodge of the Knights Of Pythias
OF the world Is commencing this morn.
Ing and viii continue for ten days. A
public reception was rendered the
members OF the supreme lodge at nine
O'Clock In the Gfand Opera House.
Governor Francis welc omod the visit
ing knights on behalf OF the State Of
Missouri and Major Cowhord extend
cd to them the freedom OF the city.
Supreme Chancellor Shaw responded
on behalf Of the Knights. The SUI
preme lodge then adjourned to the
Masonic Hall aud went into executive
session. The various reports OF officers
OF the supreme lodge were received
nd read.
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The strike Broksp.

NEW YoRiI, Aug. 23.-Vice- Prosi.
dent Wells OF the New York Central
returned this morning from Buffalo.
Speaking OF the strike situation he
saiu. "rhe strike, IN my opinion, IL
broken. IL cannot extend eastward.
There IL slight chance that Grant
Master Sweeney will order n strike In
the West, but even that IL IA slim
chance. The mon acted rashly and
hastily and they have had the laSt
fight The sooner they recognize that
the bctter.O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23

Coal CREEK, Team, Aug. 29.--
Everything was quiet this morning.
Two milltiamcn out IN the mountains
last night were chased eight miles by
hvc armed miners.
II IN rumorod today that the governor
OF Kentucky has given permission for
the troops 10 pursue the fugitives across
the State line aud VIII cooperate In
their capture.
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uodcarricr. s,riisc.

ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. 2S.-Five
hundred hodoaTriors anu as many
brick layers are on strike anu the
work on five hundred houses has
ceased. The strike II caused by a dif-
ference between the carriers ami brick
layers as TO whether the work shall
begin nj $3.50 or O'Clock ain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 28.-Tho
national mail carrior' convention be-
gan In this city today. Several hun
dreJ delegates are present, One OF the
most Important questions to be con-
sidered IN the advlsability Of instituung
eu insurance feature Of the association
graded assessment ~ DO lowed on the
rates which now prevail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23

HAMBURG, Aug. %. 80 n CORES.
ponuent TO n newspaper Of this city,
states that there were 100 cases OF
cholera here yesterday. Many deaths
from the disease are also reported. The
Imperial board Of health Mt Berlin has
appointed Drs. KOck and RANTS to
confer with the authorities at Hamburg
to combat the disease.
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Rn..lnn ,hnlsrn nere,ts.

n. PkTERsnuEG, Aug. 2s, - The
Official returns Of new cnses OF ch0lcra
ana number OF deaths show a decrease,
compared with Sundays hguree, Of
iliteen new cases, and an increase OF
Ito. The tolnl number u new cases
reported yesterday was $500, and total
number Of deaths 1929.
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watching rm,sr..,.,

BERLIN, Aug. 2s.-In consequence
Of tho reports that the cnolefa had APP
peared among the Russian emigrsnts
NJ Stottin, the American consul, Ed.
ward has made an inspection Of the
port and closely sorutiuized the condi.
ton Of the emigranis. lie has yet
tounu no case OF real cholera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23
A DastardIy Attempt 10 XIII Railroad
Passengers.

READING, Pa, Aug. ga bastard
~ attempt was made 10 wreck the OK
press on the Pennsylvania railroad due
In this city from Philadelphia nj eight
O'Clock last night. The tain dashed
into four heavy tlmbers placed across
the truck. fortunately, only tho rear
wheels Of tho locomotive Jumped the
track. The lives Of one hundred PASS
eugors were impeTillei.
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rhe Aneer Afrnld OF nn..ln.

SnLA, August 23.-Fearing that
RUSSIA will seize upon tho part Of the
Pamir region that belongs 10 Aighanis-
tan, the Amer has asked the govern
ment OF India TO Intervene, to prevent
the Russian aggression IN the Pamir
country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23
RumOrs Of Regular Engagement
Between strikers an1
Soldiers.
Only ONE MAN WOUNDED, as
ran AS KNOWN.
BY Telegraph to the Naval
rnE WORK oF BURGLARS.
Tramp, Get Away with Jsweiry fron
"a Provo store.

n Provo store.
Provo, aug. 23.-lSpeoial to the
DDsEEET NEws.l This morning be-
tween onc and two O'Clock the jowelry
store Of ID. o. Naido on Center street
was burglarized. One tray OF finger
rings, one tray Of watch chains and
one Of watch charms, together with
several watch cases were taken. The
back part Of this store IL occupied by
the Coop clothing department, and II
Ia thought that some gents goods were
takon. Some tramps who were seen
ON the street yesterday evening are
suspected. The officers are after them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23

iNDIAgApoLrs, Aug. 2S.--On mo.
ton OF the plaintiffs la the lion Hall To.
ceivcrship case, Judge Taylor this
morning Issued nn order restraining
the removal " books, papers, moneys,
otc., from the Iron Hall building Ia this
city.
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a suLrAN'a OFFER.
he VIII Pas - Tor prisoners snd -
for Iheir Heads.

TANoiERs, Aug. 23.-Negotiations
between the Sultan'a officials and the
leaders Of the Anghofa tribeemen,
looking to the submlision Of the latter,
have been broken Oh by order Of the
Sultan. The Sultan has directed that
q grand httack be made upon the Ang-
heras, aud, 10 stimulate his troops, he
has offered "a for every prisoner they
capture, wounded or unwoundey, ind
g for every head they bring into their
camp.
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NOTICE.

rI'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 ainckholdors OF thn salt Lake and
los Angeles RAJ way Will 10 held at
o H. south Temple street, on Thursday,
s,l'emptt s!nd, ~ " AN Tor the purpose n
Other business o. uiaY legally come before Inc
meeting A, CLAYTON. serrotafy'
sAli Lake CITY, Utah, August ~, lsla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23

HOODS plLLB are tho best aforAlnner
Pills. They aiss, dggiuou aud cuiu headaohe.
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neeelrer AppoInied.

BALTfNoRE, Aug. 23.-Judgo Bond
today appointed Walter Gonkman re-.
ceiver Of tho Richmond Terminal
company TO give bonds IA tho sum Of
100000.
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,haiera ~ Hamburg.

WAsHINoroH, Aug. %. The consul
OF the United States at Hamburg, Ger
many, has notified the State depart.
meut that IL IL officially announced that
cholera exists ut Hamburg.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 23.-A ukase
has been Issued annulling the PROPOSE
ton against the oxpormtion from
hussia Of rye, rye-meil and all klnde
of grain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23

ROANOKE, Va, Aug. GA. cloud
butst,in this city last night dostroycd In
half an hour slU0, 900 worth OF property
and drowned three people.
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CmcAuu, Aug. 93.-E. h. CLARK, of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, grand master Of
the order Of railway conductors, Rr.
rived IN this city this morning. 81 am
on my way 10 Buffalo, - said he, Sin
response 10 an invitation from Grand
Master Sweeney Of the 6witchmen's
Union" He SAID, M lar M he knew,
his order had no grievances to right.
He thought the demands Of the switch.
men were Just, but he strongly con.
uemped the recent law lessness. CLARK
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A New Hardware Company.

The Houghton-McNair Hardwaie
company filed articles Of Incorporation
with the Territorial Secretary this
afternoon. The principal place OF bust.
ness is Salt Lake city and the capital
stock IL s95, 900, divided into shaies OF
the par value OF 500 each.
Tne amount Of stock subscribed for
and held by the incorporates Is us fol.
Iowa.
sharea.
Al, lioughion. DO
hituo 4, loHghton ...................
lhumAh II. MrNulf-,...st,.ss.s.s 90
lYhla NJ. MoNhlr'. ..s.s.....,...-...s..
A. J. Houghtou is president and
Thomas II. McNair is secretary and
treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23

NEW YORil, Aug. 23.-Gen. A. T..
Stevenson left Tor his home Ia Bloom
ington, His, this morning..
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AUGusT corn, AT s O'CLOCK y. NJ,
ALL STRAIGHT DEMOcRATs IN TIiE
NINTH WARD, viii meet at The resi-.
denoe OF Orson II, Poltit, c'rncr
Fourth South aud Finh East. I'm.
porlant business, q. W. Snow.
BY order Of the Committee.
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HISTORY Nv rIIu uANNoru sr.,,r

The History q the hammock stalk,
COMPLIED by Andrew Jensou, and
published In the DEsEREr wEliiIY,
has been Issued In pamuhlet form, and
can now be had at the DEsEllEI NEWS
ofiloe at s5 centa per copy.
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rI'Wo FARMS. CONTAINING 100 ACRTs.
ioi particulars Apply to jams LoYSD.
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LOST.

Al GARF1ELD a LADY's BATHING
N SUIT, In rubber case. Return 10 Utnh
Commercial Savings Hank and be rewarded.
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EARN LAND IeoR sALE.

OS ACRES gog FARMISo LAND. -
or Meadow 1.Qnd. Plenty ~ water
from Little Cottonwood. Land fcurui 40
. round. ono mills nrtlh Of Bingham Juuutluu.
Possession can hu hhi In october. Price. $500.
IN An Ve 5syn anu ivt,9s. lsiu n,ais yu'e,,n,l
Jordan. rIt
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GivES TO THE STOCK.
4 holders OF tho Nnfih Point Consolidated
Irritation Company, that the annual meeting
be hold at u'c och D. M, on Monday, the NTH
day OF september next, AZ the Cullen Hotel,
sali Lake city. On rlcrt Hoard ct Directors
fnr The ensuing year, and 70 niupt 4 ulnu Tor
the equitable distribution nnf sYlO Ell no
waters u the canal belonging To thid com
pany, and 10 attend IN such ni her bu incss PER
iaipipf =" ne interests Of the company az may
hc brought bpfnroit
), W WHITEHEAD. IN.
dtd Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-17
ECHlNGS or ART.

II. LreoUvE, the Oldest member Of the
French academy, is eighty-fve years
old. Pierre Lott the youngest, Is forty
three.
ALMA TADENA was brought Up 20 be
a lawyer, but fortunately for the lovers
Of art took more to the idea of beauty
ing the world than of freezing t.
TIRE fine collection of Gustzve Do-e,s
paintings, which has been on exhibi
ton in London for tveuty-one years,
has been brought 10 New York where
it will remain for six months and posi-
bly, for year.
SIR Frederick ELECTION, President
Of the Royal academy, wears large spec
tacles with divided glasses, the upper
being used for seeing bis model a. dis
lance and the lower for painting. Sir
Frederick works on several paintings a.
one tine.
AxoSs the new clubs Of Boston il The
Unity" composed OF both men and
women. whose object u the f1rt herance
OF art and social Interests. II has VERY
beautiful rooms on Arlington street.
overlooking the pubiic gsriens and i .
hoped that these VIII become an attTsc-
tive social center IS the eluo grows
stronger.