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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-26

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for the management OF the affair and
the evident enj lymrut of guests from
out OF town was particularly pleasing
To the ENTERTAINERS,
Such social events ara credit to
Abilene and make life more attractive
To the people OF the Community. They
are u true touch of metropolitan pleas.
ure and as conducted by Abilene's
social leaders will compare favoraD,
with anything seen In cities Of much
larger growth,
The ladies present with their toileites
were AS follows:
Mrs. W. Il. Cowlcs, white silk gauze
lace Overdress, diamonds and II ,wels.
Mrs H. a. keagy, garnet silk, How.
els,
Miss Clemmine Keagy, pink crepe,
cream lace trimmings, roses.
Miss Edith Johnson, lowered silk,
white gloves aud slippers, yellow roses,
Mrs a, j Cowlrs, cream nlbttToss,
gloves and slippers 10 match, flowers.
Mrs. ". J. Coye, white silk, lace
Overdress, diamonds.
Mis-. W, IL Anderson, black silk
natural lpW era.
Mrs. j. f. Augustine, tan silk, gold
ornaments.
Mira Il, w, Pelham, chaageable silk
chiffon trimmings.
Miss Ida Upshaw, pink silk Empire
N "a. ali,
match
Mrs. II W wilson, pink silk. tan
loves and slippers, Brilliant n-cklace
Miss Lucille llrwett, pink SILK, black
and pink lace overdreSs, pink gloves
slippers, roses
Mrs. w. : Stnmbaugh, white silk
pale green trimmings. diamonds aud
emeralds. shoes and gloves to match.
Mrs. +. b, Glimpse. tan silk, natura
flowers
Mrs. l.. A. Reed, black silk, natura
! flowers.
Miss Rose Gleissner, pale blue alba
tross, blue slippers aud gloves, hya
cinihs,
Mrs, W, L Gleissner. white abatro
with Ang0ra fur trimmings.
Mrs G. A. Hodge, pink charge Il Il
silk. chiffon trimmings
Mira. II u, Bparce, male blue silk
! chiffon lace OVerdress, tliwPrs.
Miss May Atkinson, cream albatross
yellow trimmings. rnsps.
Miss Lulu HAllam, dead amethys
filk. hyarinths.
Miss Lou Whitley. Solomon, blacl
| silk. male blue TRIMMINGS
Mas Fannie Davenport, emerald sill
Empire gown, cream lace trimmings
hiAmond nsvklauot
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-26

New York Counts
Celery
Baltimore oyster
Col slaw Queen olives
koast Turkey, cranberry sauce
Mashe Potatoes French Peas
Roman Punch
Ham Tongue
Chicken \ had Lobster 5 tlad
Vanilla Ice Cream
Nhito cake JelyCako Marble Cake
Oranges Bananas
grapes Apples
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11

WAmuNGtUS, ID. g., Nov. lO.-The
November returns 10 the department
Of agriculture OF rates Of yield per aero
snake. the average for corn $40
buBhpis. Tho fetuit 81 duo ia tho main
10 severe, vxtrusve and Icrsisieu'
drouth. The rates OF yield ia tlU
principal corn Hlstes age reported ai
follow: New York, 1913; Pouneyl.
vsriD, gig; Ohio, gi3; Michigan, 28.7i
Indiana, 2A3; imunir, .45; Iowa,
80 I; Missouri, 10; Kansas, BIB; Ne
brnsk1, 9j.
The returns on potatoes give the
estimated yield per aero iut the whole
country at u. bushels. Consolidated
returns ifoin tbs tobacco growing states
make tue estimated yield per.Rofe 691 3
p3unis, az ggaiutt bS2 pounds In 1879.
rhcaverasc Yield oil hay h reported AZ
81 tons yer acre, "a against LII tons IA
1902. Reports on tho yicid OF buck
wuUnt give the general average NJ ~
bushels per acre, a. against l4.l in 1907
anl 1913 Ia 1891.
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that should an effort be msde TO oyei-
throw it 70 would encounter Ru armed
iOicn Of AmcflCaua,
Tho earnest appeal 10 the American
minister Tor military protection by the
officers of The provisional government
after u had been advanced, shows the
utter nbsurdiiy Of the claim that II Wat
established by a fuccessiul rsYOlutiou
Of the people. Thesc appeals were a
confession by the men vino made them
OF their weakness and timiuity, Coufa-
geOus mcu, conscious u tho strength
and the tightetuFntas Of thtir cause,
10 not thus act.
Ills now claimed that q majority Of
the people who have tbs Right VI voi-
Ing under the o0uatituti1u OF 1871
have never favored tie IDEA OF annex.
alton To this or any other government.
Mr.. B.0uut states that while at Hone
luIu he uid not meet single nuue1a-
uonist WHu expressed a willingness 90
submit the question % a vote u the
people, nor did he meet with one fave
Urlng that sui ject who did not intist
that u tho Islanders were annexed
suffrage would b1 20 restricted na 10
give complete control 90 the foreigner,
whites And representative annexation.
ibts,
TIE government Of Hawaii autrrn-
dsrod It, authority under threat Oi
war, until such timu only as the
United Statos, upon iho,s htlug pre-
scented 10 10, shOuld rcinBlate the con-
stitutioual sovereign, anu the pfovl-
sioual government waB created, $50
exist until the terms Of union, with the
United 6tattH uf America has been
negotiated uud agree up1n."
a careful consideration Of acts, Will
/ think, convince any ons that thu
treaty which was Withdrawn from the
Senate fuf luther confederation should
NOT loo fesubmlitet for Hudou. SHOULD
not tho great wrong done "a iuOie aai
independent state by an abuse Of an
authority of thr United States be- un.
done by restoring iho legitimate gov
tfnmeui? Anything short Of that viii
not, | respectfully submit, satisfy the
demands Ui Justice.
Cuu the United Stotc5 consistently
Insist that other Latious thnll respect
The independence OF Hawaii while not
respecting Il ihemprlvvs2 Our govern
munt was the tlfst 10 reoogu ~ tho IN
de- uudencu Of the Islands And should
be- tho last 10 assume sovereignty
over thcm by force aud fraud. Res
pvc,iul y suumittci,
W. q, GRESHAM.
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stevens on Oreshnm's Reporl.

NEW YoRS. Nov. lO.-The Hcrq d d
Augu "a, Mr., special say,: john l..
Stavbn2, iatc Uuiud states miuisfor Ia
HAWAII, read Secretary Grtsh im's rt e
port carefully and ssil: "rhe position
10 which Secretary Gvsham has soln
nc 10 commit himself isHD extrRoTdin,
airy, 30 void OF real LIQUIDATION In tfutu
80 calumuiuua Of tho living amt utHu,
that | have no EXTENDED reply u
make at this time. prefer 10 10. time
1ud events AMI history decide tue
issue the secretary has taiaed agaira,
the provisional g0yoruluUnt and the
alttrsiOrn no r0Ns 81, b east on the
drceAscd captain OF iue Boston, the
uiIlcefs under hla command aud my
sali
"Tho way the United Siates min
lstcr and tito officers o. tho Boston dis.
charged their responsibilities ut Homo,
lula In January last WA more than
covered by Secretary Bsyarl'- inslrut-
tons, approved by President Cleveland
jay ~, 1851"
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CnInred TrnnIr rrrIt,a.

BBADsrowS, Ky, Nov. l0-rhis
placu tonight was Ia state NJ intenge
excitement. A. tho trial of PM
Evans, Tor as5aui,inz Edna Hall, this
u afternoon tho testimony tondst ~
prove the Innocence OF Evans. Whsn
Evans was being conducted from tie
court house 10 the iaii hy tho militia
tho uegIo,s cheoroI him. Inc cheer'
iuR rXsHpe'Atod Che whites anu an out.
break occurred. Thr deputies made a
charge upon the negroes and arrested
three. Leroy Wiotunhell wa. badly
wounded and may die. Several ne.
giotq Agd ouu or two whites were hurt.
rhe Deputies were reinforced by the
militia ami soon dispersed the mob.
Lsro trouble may result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11

TOPEKA, Kss., Now l0.--Mrl. Mary
10, Lsgss plse's tls faspops.uillty for
.Hs defeat OF lbu kansas P1pullsjs on
tho 0;ate decentralization, which she
calls corrupt. She cgit cisco fovarely
Governor Lswelllng, ami lepudia,os
Unltcd Stsgsa Senator Martin 10 uu-
worthy Of this support of The People's
parry,
"N0 party" said Mrs. Leave, "has
ever been dhgrGctd with mofu corrupt
men than some OF thOtH vino hold
positions OF trust under the Popullat
administration. Personally, / am
lubiiaut over Tho result In Kansas. lt
was NOS tho party that was defeated,
but the iea1ers who were rrpudiAtSd."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11
CONTINENTAL PARAGRAPHS.
Women TokIns The Part Of tho Street
Car Strikers 10 France
twenty Lives lost Through = Cnreirs,
chemist -rricoupis Furming
New ninlstry nt Athens.

MARsriLLE7, Nov. lJ.-rho women
employed la tho matchmaking shops
In this city ate lending their supper, TO
the sirikiug sigcot.cnr employee. They
attacked n hofse-car TINS afternoon ami
tried 10 intimidato the urivrL 10 was
necessary 10 call the police 10 drive
them away. Three women were locked
up. Their women colab0iefs Jpmaui-
ed the release Of the pfisourra. Thr
request was refused by the prefecture.
auu the mob Of women, Mru and boys,
who thoreupon formed a fine was lit.
pcfsod by o tquad Uf cavalry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11
TREATMENT BY MAIL.
No Necessity Of Coming 20 tho City
Tor Treatment.

Aluust every mail huucs luttcr6 afk.nr Drf.
Narfl"id Hnd IissHtt o. % necessary O. 1.-Two
lu fuit lIhu boz urIUr .4 t4ir tho treatment
iau you t.UIt patents 90 their homes by mail
AMI Other uursti1ts uf similar import
ufh NHnaHgiI Hul UIHsttt del.ro 90 state.
therefore, Tor tho huurnt NJ those who may DO
tcsliHtiug about writing 90 them. that hy thrir
question ID uhH and other syatrmauc arrange
mvuta, sufficient knowledge uf each ease can
hc Obtained g. mako treatment az easy matter.
lhuH patients vnu be- treated No their Uwu
homes na we'll Hs in Salt LAX. Medicines are
sent 10y express "a regular suoudruco b.
required aud mHintslucd, and the physician
ana patient arc thus in constant touch
lruUut reptiles Aro made hy De. Mnuant'd Is
II HHgtt notifications tu treatment prtacrlhrd
with h' proper medicines and IN every detail
.. zen caee d. worked out until cure b. elected.
incIoso Couta in ttAmpa when you write for
question circular.
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10 was stated ut the treasury dspprl.
r1sat today that Secretary Cnflisle
would probably hold In Hbuyahoo hrs
plan I, coin the teigpiorago IN the
lIfgauTy.
A dispatch 10 the London STANDARD
rom Coustantluoplo says that owlng
10 the hoAt There has been reaurtgnc-
u cholera. Fli,y new cases were fc.
ported yesterday.
Ffeen years ago Hungary produced
3,O00,OOl htctolileu Of good wius.
his year the yield Is only 100000
hsctoliters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11

NEW YoRil, Nov. lO.-Work on
Bfszil's impTOviset feet OF war Graf. IS
belng pushed night sud day. ibe VIC
dynamite sun ON tho III ca will DO
ready tomorrow, Tue britannia Il
being rnpidly transformed into dghi.
Ing boat, ana In few days the Fvis.
sen aud Jaueliu viii have been httod
with torpedo tubes. Two rapid nting
guns arc now mounted aft on the
HI CID. Provisions aud stores VI all
descriptions are arriving dsily. Part
OF tho Bsitannia's outfit will consist
VI several 5ims.Eilson.h'iHn lOTpodoe,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11
WATCH THE CHILDREN

AFRO tho Warming words Of Drs.
Mansfield aud Bissct.-1hc State
ment Of Miss Miller, Given Below,
Should Cou1incc Parents TO More
Closely watch Their Little Ones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11

ATirfNs, nov. i0.-M. rncnupis IL
forming ministry Oi former Office.
holders rhc liat OF nance chosen will
be submittod 10 the king tomorrow.
LoNBUN, nov. l0.-A dispatch 10 the
Times from Nirnng sayt: Tue return to
,iiico at Atuens VI Nj. lrCoupls be- 70.
gsricd in Niuuna as o. very serious
matter. 10 Gays it ls certain TINT he
cannot long ACT In hafmH y with the
king, who fiuds his pUsl,lUu well Nigh
unbuafablc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11

BERLIN, Nov. lO.-As result Of
the care lsssu,ss Of n chtmltt, disst-
trouH explosion occurred nt Bresht0vuk
yesterday. a whole house was blown
to pieces, anu twenty porsUuH hiiiri sud
largo number Injured. Several cd.
Joining houses were badly damaged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11
m.nrl nnc,,rlnr.,. Amn,.l,.

LOSDoy, Nov, lO.--M. Hcur Roche.
fort confirms tho news regarding the
amnesty said 10 have btru granted him
aud Others by the FfuHcl government.
VI. Rocbut0tt eaid the nmut5ty was a
mere political eNigeucy. Hedgubtgd 81
he would leave London, where lao can
DO more thnu IN parr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11

Continuing. sho faid. "i suffered with head
aCheH aud rustug in the care % umca Ny
rNHC WAs stopped su bod That md TO breathe
ihnurn my mouth most of The time. Ny
throat wa sore aud nIlei with mucous, and
would hawk aud Hut tNtfV morning f1r uu
hour or su gutluF uf utOst cleared out
II ruuEnui 900 day long o. k.uu OF % hacking
cough. AMI al night % Kept mu 1wato % FfrHt
dcll ~ Che time suffered with pain around
tho heart shooting UItfn across tho chest that
cuusCd mo- afoHt deaf Of annoyance
"-uca WaH my condition, a young I'fo Wadc
miserable. AMI any remedies TINT trIod rid
not tcum in do uIu any Fun1. Whom Rood OF
Dr. Mauttu'd end iiItsytNH rumgfkaUI0 cures
Of cafes Of The same nature o. miuc. applied
10 them tur troHtWtnt
81 began thDlr frratrDuf aud followed thoIr
directions au' used their rtu.dir'. aud To-Day
! feel Iku another UrfHuh. lilo headaches
lHyo tioppod roaring In tI' oHfH gone. throat
we'll nut clear from mucous, mr UousH boo
irft mu, the pane around uf hear. ami hcfUts
the yhtsi are gone. ana Hyt ur DOB Che mora.
iuE feeling ircHu uul fcilUI, while before /
tnoe tfoatinust E1f un rycry WorulIF frU lnF
ufod out B recommend ura Muu Geld and
lifHrtt mEhlT md WI' verify t..T statement 90
anyone ch1iuF 900 mr, ur hF letter 60 those
out ui th city who wish 10 wuiu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11
Millinery.

Visit our new Millinery ncpar.mou,
Tor bargains IA Trimmed Hats la Rib.
bon,, F,nthors Wings, BIO.
liza r. trimmed 10 order by our highly
Rruslc milliutrs
Agents Halls Bazaar Forms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11

~ am 10 years oidand have Suffered from
cat,rrl ever since can remember" said
MARY MiIcr TO tho writer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11

MONS white uulauuiriol Shirts Tor
5tc. This rs our well known liuo. aud
warranted tine.
Myu'a O.tiug Flanuol Shirts ior ESQ zach
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All disOa,ca only S. month. Nlodi.
cine Froe. Apply now, before the s1yoro
cold weather
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Zion Medical Institute

Located permanently a. Rooms BOZ, 9lJ,
5oL Dooly lP.oJ Building, sal. Lake
city, Utah.
T, b. ManEhOll, MD.
j, A. Bissot MD.
Consulting Physicians
sree'alues All diseases Of tho Eye. Ear,
Nosr. Throat ard iungs, AL Chronic Discalo4.
u1oe huurs--o 70 n a M, 2 10 0 m., 10 @
pm. sundays, II Au. 70 pm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11
B00KBINDING and
PAPER RULING
Abstracts, County Work,
Blank Books
Are Specialties.
County Blanks.

PFlcos furnished ON application. pavoy
Tar Hoard and boat grade Of materials
usoi 10 make our work durable. An
work guargulosA
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$500 PER MONTH

All patlcnts under treatment or plsc.
lug themselves under treatment before
January lst will be- treated until
cured Rt the uniform rnto OF $500 u
month. Medicines furnished Tree.
THIS applies to ali disease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11
PRICES SLlSHED RIGHT AND LEFT,
Dress Goods -.-.-A

clso Q iu. striped Jacquard, IN da-
sIrln.o colon. Tor street Ur house gown,
urW weave, worth 400, down To gao yd.
lj pieces OF strictly nu-wuul Chuyfon
Suiuug. 100 stripes aud checks, usually
sold TOR sue. now Tor $40 yd
l3i pieces hOAyy double width Choytou
Sitting, stTiuIy niI-wuol, ln most desir-
able mixtures. checks nni hglrliuus,
d standard 900 quality, down TO 400 yd.
o. In. all-wO0l Cordlllos, worth sl..5,
down 20 600 yd.
Ladies' Cloths and BFOldClOlhs.
$40 shades ot % in. medium weight I'M
ported Broadciuths, our standard yl.-l
quality, down 90 81 % vd,
10 pieces 90 boo. Ull.wnol Diagonal
Cloths ice cOlnr,, navy blue, myrtle, drab
and ularE, worth 81 vd, fur 90 isoyd.
bee yard, oH.r heavy @hoosug, 80 IN.
WIuo,
s'sc yard. an Linen Crash.
lr yard, INllIut Crash.
o. yard Indigo D'HU prIuta.
t't H yard, DuUrLuI tuuyluH,
GO yard, uWus FLANNEL, latest do
-'gur.
Zoo yard, ligurrl Fronch Flannel,
warranted u.-ouul sid iu oyury other
house for tlc yard.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-29
LAY ON MACDUFF.
Govefnor Lewslling Fires Mrs. Lease
and RIds Her DO Her Worst.

Govsfnor Lswslling Fires Mrs. Isase
and Bids Her do Her Worst
TOPEKA. Dec. 2s.-The removal Of Mrs.
Lease by Governor Lewellinc from men,
bership in the state board OF charities to-
day caused great excitement in populist
circles. II was the outcome OF q long
standing feud among the members of the
board and according to the statement OF
the governor was dono in the interest of
harmony. II came TO the governors ears
to-day that Mrs. Lease was preparing for
another assault on his administration
through the newspapers. Sho had de.
clared herself as loaded with letters and
documents that would turn the governoe
down and proposed to 60 for him on no.
count of many misdemeanors. The gov.
ernor accepted the challenge and invites
the worst Mrs. Lease can do. She takes
ber removal philosophically and says I:
"You can congratulate Governor Lewell-
ing upon downing the best friend and
most sympathetic and cordial worker the
peoples party has in the state of Kan.
sas."
II. NJ. Chenault. attorney for Mrs. Lease,
disputes the legality Of her removal and
says the case will he fought to tho bitter
end. He says the removal will disrupt
the populist party in Kansas and cause a
disgrAccful defeat at the next election.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-29
WICKED And INDUSTRIOUS
lichael DaIitt Rsssnls The Allegation
That He Advised Dr.. Cronin's Removal
NEVER WROTE TO COUGHLlN
The story the Connection OF some
Mailman or Some Interested
knave-Ho Criticisss the
American Press.
Copyrighted isss by the Associated Press.


LONDON. Dec. as.-.In reply to dispatch
sent Michael Davitt on Dec. a, addressed
To the Land League cottage, tho following
letter was received to-day. dated Ball.-
brach. County Dublin, Dec. 81:
I am obliged tc Melville y. Stone. general
manager of the associated press. for asking me
To reply, through the associated press, to state
nents made IN some Chicago papers alleging
can onl, answer that it would be Just a. truc To
charge me with having advised the removal of
Julins Caesar or Abraham lincoln. ] never
even heard Of pr. Crcnln's name or existence
until the spy ie Caron spoke of him nj tho
Parnell commission hearings and the news OF
his brutal murder came TO Europe.
The further allegations that wrote letter to
Detective Coughlib al that or any other time j.
without the shadow of foundation, as ! neither
knew HIN nor OF him, nor wrote to him directly
or indirectly. nor have been written to by him
or by anybody In his behalf In my life. The
whole story Is a monstrous Justification from
beginning to end. and must emsnats from some
mailman, or perhaps some interested kuaSe
who wishes 10 satisfy some feeling OF malignty
In coupling my name with the commission Of 30
foul and cowardly u crime ] am reluctantly
compelled to say, In connection with this In
famous slander, that the press Of Amcri . is
the only press In the civilized world to-day
through which ruhianiy attempts, like this at
tho moral Ass nation OF public men can be
made with impunIty. MICHAEL DANi1r.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-29
THE pRosLEM OF THE HOUR.
a Deputation of Londop's Unemployed
Calls on Giadstone.

LONDON, Dec. 2s.--A doputation from
the unemployed was introduced to-day to
Gladstone at his official residence by Pro-
fcssor James Stuart. The deputation
urged that light railways. similar TO those
in use and under course of construction
in Ireland, he built hy the government In
order to civo employment to many peopic
now badly in need of work; and that tho
vesiries be furnished with suficisnt finan-
cial assistance to enable them TO deal
with the unemployed people Of the city.
Gladstone said ho had tho fullest SYM
pathy for the unemployed. The distress
caused by want OF work was not confined
to London or Great Britain. but existed
with greater intensity in other countries.
Tho deputation appeared snnauinc Of tho
the omnipotsnce Of the government. bu,
the latter could not go beyond the limits.
Gladstone was la favor of the government
becoming the proprietors OF tho railways
in order to control railway rates, but the
commission which had tho matter in
charge had decided against IL.
Regarding a suggestion as to tho treat
ment OF refuse and thereby finding work
for the unemployed, Gladstone said en-
periments already madc in that direction
had not proved a success, but the govern
ment would further consider the question.
The government, however, could promise
nothing beyond q full inquiry into all
practical suggestions.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-29
RobbIng the Widows.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 2s.-lt Is given out on
good authority that the grand jury has
indicted six prominent citizens as princi-
pals and accessories in looting the Wo-
mems Home Of an amount exceeding seS,-
00o. Vacant lots were purchased In OBJ
scure Subdivisions for nominal amounts.
Fictitious values wcrc put on some OF
them by frequent transfers TO each other
and to their wives. At cvcry transfer tho
consideration was pu, higher. When the
limi, of imitation was reached, a mortgage
was executed for many times tue real
value OF tho property. some OF tho lots
ar. on perpendicu!er hillsiies and were
recommended as good mortgage security
10y the attorney OF tho Womcn's home.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-29
RECEIVED IN STYLE.
The Empress Wore Blue SILK On
Gossipsd Away in English.

The Empress Wore Blue SILK and
Gossipsd Away in English.
BERLIN, Dec. 2s.-The empress Of Ger.
many at noon received United States
Ambassador Theodore Runyon and Mrs.
Runyon. The ambassador and those
accompanying him were ushered into the
marble hall by Count Won Mirbach
and presented 10 the empress by Countess
Won Brookdorf. the first lady in wait
ing. The empress was dressed in rich
blue silk and cordially shook hands with
Mr.. and Mrs. Runyon. Later tho United
States ambassador presented his staff
and a conversation lasting 10 minutes and
conducted in English. took place between
the empress and the visitors. This 10 tho
first state reception accorded the Ameri-
can ambassadors wife. Tho wives of
ministers are usually presented by Lady
Doycnne of the diplomatic corps. Mrs.
Runyon. after leaving the palace, said she
was delighted with the amaibility of tho
empress. and oil the party were highly
pleased with the gracious manner In
which they had been welcomed.