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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-13
The
Leading
Dealer
ALL ABOUT LEBANON

Lebanon'located near the Santam
Everybody buys Of Baker that can.
His boots and shses are made to fit the feet
They have been tried in Lebanon and Sodayle streets,
Lebanon can boast Of a six dollar shoe
That can be sold at Bakers tor S4 50in kangaroo
Lebanon will nevertake the back seat,
As long as Baker shoes the ladies feet
For the prices ale away down SO low;
Everybody have 81 25 81 30 50 90 shoeyou know.
Bakers 50 so, So 90, S4 50 shoe sare sold
In the east for IS co. So 90 $5 GO to young and old
Baker has sold 100000 shoes or more,
and the r. isnow whirling 5000 or more to his store
Bakers dry goods, hats AMI caps
carried on in great quantity well traps
Lebanon has paper mill well as electric lights.
Clothing Baker carries, that fits loose ur tight.
Lehanon Touring mill is success,
But Bakers boots and shoes the best.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-17
William Returns Thanks to the
Members for Yielding to
His Demands.
Their Next DisaRreeablo Duty IL
to Devise Ways to Raise
Money.
Forsig. Relations Psaosfuv, and He Hopss
European Peace May Bs Csasiausd
-Spesoh Warmly Chssrsd.

BsnLIN. Nov. 16.-Empssos Willian for.
mally opened the Hsishstsa to-day. In bis
opening addssss the smpsros thanked the
body for complying With his demand a its
Assem- bling in July for the passage Of bills
for sn increase OF the army. and declared
that ths evidences Of warm sympathy he
had lately secsivsd in various parts Of She
empire gave evidence Of the great satisfao-
ton Of the nation that the army had OBJ
sainsd an organization which aua1antsss
she protection Of shs fathsrlsnd and the
pEsse. walton Of the peace. II would bs The
onief duty Of the present Ssichstaa to pro-
vide increased neAns made nsesssaRy
BY the increase Of The army, and 10
M definitely the proportions Of revenue 10
bs contributed BY the various states Of ths
empire. Bills 10 this end would be sub
mittsd; slso bills relative TO the taxation OF
sssaoso and wine. and the lsvying Of imper-
ial ssampa
He said that eommsrsiaI treaties had
been concluded with Spain, Rounaais and
SsEvin. II had been found necessary TO
raise the Russian import duties to aa uass-
ual degree, but IL was hoped the pending
negotiations with Ksssta wsold lead TO the
ab1oxation of these measures. He said
there had been NO change in the relations
with foreign aovernmsnts, and closed with
the hope that ths blessings Of psscs would
continue to abide with tbe nation. The
speech was warmly ehssRsd.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-17
AN INEBRIATED ITALIAN.
Guilty Of the Murder Of Four People,
Inoluding Himself.

Guilty Of the Murder Of Four People,
Including Himself.
OmAHA. Nov. 16.-A special TO the Bee
from Dsadwood. q. D.. says that one Of
the most horrible tragedies known In The
history Of the Black Hills occur cd al aeon
to-day In Saw Pit Ralsh. two miles west.
Joseph Ths. an italian, vas ma. risd year
ago 10 his cousin. Joseo Tamstts. A few
months afserward his wife left him and
made her homo st oousin's. Tha to-day
went to Tanstta's house. considerably an
der the influence Of liquor. and shortly af-
forward shots were heard. Nothing was
thought of IL. however. until . peddls1
raped Al the door aud getting no reply,
bus hearing Groans from within. entered.
Lying around the ssom, amid hor ibls
confusion, broken and scattered furniture,
wore Mrs. Tha, shot thtough the mouth; !;
Tametts with bullet In his b-east. and
Ms Tamstta with . friRhtful cash In hsy
forehead. inflicted with an axe. oil still In
death. In ths woodshsd Tha lay Rasping
for breath with bullet through his head.
In tho midst Of ali this bloody horror Mrs.
Tametta's two little child en- were playing.
The coroner anl sheriff were Immediately
notified and In few moments crowd Gel
looted. Tha lived only = few hours and
the others were undoubtedly killed in
stAptly.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-17
THINKS 1T SETTLED.

Massa Satisfied the Fight Wall Ooour !.
Florida.
NEW Yonx. Nov. 16.-HssHy Mason. of
jacksonville. Fla. who has been here 10 ar
range for the daht between Mitchell and
Cerbstt In shat city. lefs 70. home to-day.
Il am quite satishsd," said hs. "that ths
light will esms Of before ths Duval club.
and W will spare no expense 10 have every
thing comfortably arranged fer the spec
..Did Mitchell sisa ths articles yst2"
asked an Associated press Representative.
Mason shoeb his hsad. which might mean
anything. and replied: II an psYeectlv
satisfied that the men will meet in ths ring.
and am positive both sides are In earnest"
One Of the best authorities On spor'ina
matters In New York said: "You can rest
assured that hasos has the articles to take
back with him 10 Jacksonville. and shat
Charley Aitohslrs signature 10 On them.
Notwithstanding oil the talk Roing The
rounds the articles we're siRned two days
ago."
New York, Nov. 16.-Ohampton Corbett
was in town today. much pleased thas The
finally settled. Corbstt. like Mitchell. sx-
poets to do little theatrical starring be-
fore he begins training. He goes out with
"Undsr City Lamps" next Monday for two
weeks. CorbeSt gees into training near
Jacksonville about four weeks previous to
the light.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov. 16.-This A.
tsrnoon's mail from Tallahassee brought .
short but siRni6cant letter from the Office
Of the chief sxesutivs OF Florida to n. b.
Brovsrd. sheriff Of Duval county:
Dear Sir: The governor directs that you
will take proper pRscautions 10 prevent any
prize fights or So called glove sontssts In
Duvsl county. tSiGned.)
DKLAND. Private secretary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-17
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.

BERNF, Nov. 16-Right Hon. Bir Robert
Il, d. MorieF, British ambassador to Rus
sis, died To-Day ut Montrsaux, Lake Gen
eva.
NEW York. Nov. 16.-Wn. II. Beers, ex-
president Of the Now York Life Insurance
company. died this mo- ming ~ his home.
26 East Forty Eighth street.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. l6.-Gsn. james A.
Mcdonald. for nearly half = century oon-
spicuous figure, editor. secretary of the
commonwealth. adjutant. general, 10 dead.
BELaRApE, Nov. l6.--An acute political
srisis prevails here. The radical party de-
clises 10 give further support 10 the GOV
srnment on tho ground that its policy ID
being directed BY Ex-king Milan.
New Yokx. Nov. l6.-Thrss hundred
members of the society Of naval architects
and marine engineers attended tho hrst
annual meeting to-day for tho purpose OF
eIscting rormAnsnt organization.
LONDON, Nov. 16.--Ths impending con-
ference between coal mine owners and del
sgAtes Of different miners' association,
under the presidency OF Lord Rossberry,
At the foreign office, has brought business
on the coal exchange to a standsttll.
TRxNToN. Nov. 16.-Bsttina on the races
caused . SO 900 defalsation ON the part Of
Isiah 3. Gisssll. general manager of the
American Saw company. Bisssll was ar
rested. II ahs amount 10 mads good ID 10
likely Bisssll will not be prosecuted.
NApaIp. Nov. 16.-A favorable note from
the sultan of Morocco has been received
By the spanish government. II 10 reported
that the sultan Offers further indemnity 10
Spain. and will give additional guarantee
OF strict Observance Of treaty rights.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-17
A REsIDENCE wREoKED.
MisoreA0ts Place Dynamite II the House
Of Gen. Natholin.

Mlsoreasss Place Dynamite II the House
oe Gen. NsthsliD.
AARsK1LLEs, Nov. 16.-At midnight an
attempt was made 10 blow up the sfaoial
residence Of Gen. AatAslin. oommandsr Of
the hfsssnth corps. The house 10 sur
rounded By high wall, into which inches
for sentry boxes are built, though owing TO
the late quiet condition Of affairs NO SON
tries occupied them. Cases Of dynamite
were plaoad in these inches; also one II The
hallway Of the house and one In the order
lies room adjoining the apartments oosu-
MED BY the general. About nidRi9ht the
last mentioned bomb exploded With fearful
f,rss. shattsfing tho walls. bEsaking every
name Of Rlass IN the house and the adioin-
Ina house. and badlv dA0AgiaN thA house
occupied BY the girls school and the octroi.
Or food tax building. opposite shs generals
residence. In fact the forss was 30 grsst
that IL was fslt mile away.
Tho suppositioA 10 thnt the dynaDiters
expected the frst conclusion to set Of all
the other Gases. Had this occurred there
would have been great dsat ustiou Of pror.
arty and heavy loss of life. Az IL WAS,
nobody was hurt The outrage 10 supposed
TO be the work Of the street oar strikers
whose strike was defeated BY thu aid Of
soldisRa. A rigid investigation into the
affair IL in progress.
The polioe have arrested forty anarch-
lists, including ten foreigners.
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HE MUST PAY UP.

Trouble Over County Funds \ the Living
ston Bank.
Attorney General Haskell was recently
called on to decide little tanels whish has
arisen over about $1,000 OF Park county
school funds. deposited In The suspended
Livingston bank. Whom the treasurer Of
Park county put the money In the bank he
was given a personal bond to cover the
amount. The su,sties on that bond wanted
him to wait for tho money until the bank.
In tho regular course of liquidation. should
be able to pay its creditors. promising to
make good whatever shortage there should
be after the banks resources were ex-
hausted. The county commissioners asked
the opinion Of the attorney general ON tho
subject, and The answer WAS shat the
county could not consent to any
such arrangement. The commissioners
thereupon notified the treasurer
that he must produos the money or his
bond would bs held liable. The treasurer
called upon the suretiss ON the personal
bond given to him. and they expressed their
entire willingness to make good the amount
tied mp In the bank. There 10 another
phase Of tho matter, however, and the men
who gave the treasurer the personal bond
may not heve 10 pay Anything after all.
The sus ended bank holds about 81. 800
worth Of Park county warrants, and claim q
that the school district owes the bank
about $2.5O0 also. These two amounts II 10
proposed to use as an Offset against the
county school money tied up In the bank.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-17
A TOUCH OF WINTER.
Snow and Sleet Mako Travelling Soma
what DnnSerous.

Snow and sleet Mako Travelling Some
what DnnSerous.
Moving aHound was somewhat difasult
ysste1day, both for man aud beast. The
snow which fell all day was preceded by .
rain which tn. ned into slest the moment II
struck the g-ound. The snow oame and
covered Tho 9 cot and that's what osussd
the troubl'. Men and horses had very H.
tie difficulty getting through the thin cover
ing of snoW. But whom their feet struck
the CLASSY sheet Of ice uAdernsath il was
quito another proportion. and dangerous
one nt that. They wee unp epared fer the
ioe and good many slips took place. II
has been suRQ stsd that on the streets hav-
ing hehvy grades sshss or sawdust be
thrown over tho slippery sidewalks to make
walking safe.
Yesterday was the col lest day 90 far for
the winter. Al six O'Clock Yesterday mo n
ing 1t was PAT above; At noon "A, and At six
r. m. II above. Pom $500 to 1880 p. M.
there WAS almost blizzard from tho north,
and the ar was filled with small particles
Of snow that cat like knife. Later In the
evening the wind died down. but the tenn
peraturs droaped also. The forecast foz
| TO- day 10 fair aud colder.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-17
X. OF l.. ASSEMBLY.
Bitter Bow IN Pro9ssss 1sstween P0wdsr'
and Hayes Factions.

Bitter Row In Prosssss Hstwess Powdsr'y
and Hayes FastiOss.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 10. Tho sspsst sf
The general exscutivs bosFd Of the knights
OF Labor WAS given out this moEniuR. 10
opens wish = review Of ths years work.
The justi6eation Of the boards oou - II ~
followm "Ths past year has been oss Of
trial 10 organized labor. When yeur board
advice IN ossss Of despair. or whom Isduc.
tions Of wages had been proposed By en-
ploysrs, they have felt II their duty to
counsel sautious and conservative action.
oven In instances whore there 10 injustice
sistancs Of shs Irspossd reduction would
have bssn proper end right. The steady
stream of imN igratiOn which. In spite Of
le9islatiop. continues 10 flow - the Shot %
of shis continent makes II Comparatively
easy for employers TO Ill ths places Of
striking Woykmen.
''In addition. labor has had this year 70
reckon With the fact Of . financial anie
and industrial depression. The sRuss Of
she panic II . question that IL wouid be
Improbable TO here discuss. WhsthsS II
was ocensionsd by the operation OF the So
called sherman act. ~ some assert; TO tho
unoeHtainty regarding tasi6 legislation, -
others mantsin. or whether N was part Of
. dolibs, asely panned coaspiSssy havinR
for its object the doubling of values of the
wold's fundsd debts, through the oontrao-
tion Of the worlds nonsy. which would BE-
tbs insvitabls consequence Of the demon
stization Of silver. - an increasing nuMbss
believe. need noA here b. discussed"
Rsfsrsaos followed 20 the report Of the
ssoHesaEy-tHsssuTsr and the falling OF Of
the per capita tax. This was aseribed not
10 fai. ing Of belief In the orders prinoi-
pies, but TO sheer inability Of the members
10 Dsy dues.
The row IN the ranks continued with
REeas bitts1usss to-day and tonight. There
are no svidensss Of anicsbls settlenent.
Bitter add sssss wers made BY A. w.
Wright and John Dsvlin. of the general
bea,d, disslainina Hayes charges. Wright
ascsssd Hayes Of having false system Of
Bookkeeping. and said II any unlawful OK
psnditurss wsre made II WAS oviag TO that
fact. He intinsasd shat Hayes had been
carried away by his smnity TO Powdsrly ia
the extsnt OF deliberately falsifyina his 40
oouRts 80 80 10 nislsad delegates. To
no, row shs executive boa d. IL 10 said. will
formally demand Hayes resignation.
HAYES u 10 said. will have dooamsntary
evidence 10 back up bis charges before ths
general assembly.
4 strong effort 10 being made TO save the
organization In order to make II the pivol
in the proposed consolidation with oshsl
labsE oEganixatioss. That PoWderly aim,
TO he the leader OF the amslaamated oHdsrl
there 10 NO doubt.
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Took the Orgnuist with Him.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l6.-rhe congregation
Of Calvary Methodist Episco al chu oh to-
day wsts shocked to learn that their popu-
lnr pastor. G. n. Bragg, had sloped on
Monday with Miss Lauths Phelps. tho Or
ganist of the church. Bragg 10 AZ years
old. and deserts his wife and = family Of
Ave children. Mrs. Bragg. who 10 in deli
cate health. vas under the Impression that
her husband Was In che country ON church
business until she happened TO had . note
on the study table with the words; II am
a ruined man; am going away and Will
not sstUrn; tell The children am dead"
Miss Phelps sent postal card TO her father
saying she had Roas with the clergyman.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-17
To Release the Refugees.

CHICAGO. Nov. l&--Thsre will be hard
light for ths release Of Ten Siberian refugees
jailed al SAn Fssnoisoo. The society OF
AmsricAas for Russian Freedom has an
gagged able counsel 10 90 70 San Francisco
aud aid in defending shs prisoners.
economy of the University Of Chicago. and
. gifted lawyer. 10 one Of these.
HouswieA 10 Russian. familiar With the
msthsds Of his government. aud has an
authentic llst OF 600 Political sIilss to 81
boris. II .As names OF the prisoners ~
Ban Francisco are Oh this list il will be. In
eounssl.a Judgment ssmeisns TO demand
their release.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-17
AS TO HI Nv All.
Mature Of AIaIstsr WIIIis' Instr notions
Still UuknOWn.

Mature Of Miaistsr willie Instr uctions
Still UuknOWn.
WAsH1NaToN. Nov. 16.-Ths close secrecy
maintained By the state department on the
Hawaiian affair makes II difficult 10 Judge
how nush printed - fsst 10 us. how mush
is speculation. No word has been given BY
authority up to this time as TO what the 40
tual distractions TO Willis are. II is some
timss possible 10 eorroborate 20 much Of .
sarmise % happens to be ssour atsly made.
headers of the Associated press dispatches
can reasonably ssly on The accuracy Of the
statsment that Willis 10 Instructed to use
oil bis powers Of persuasion TO induce tho
provisional government 10 consent to retire
In favor Of the queen. He will try TO in
duos tho Queen to grant amnesty to all rev.
olut,onists and will seek to induce mem bers
of the present aovsEnnsnt TO accept Office
under the queen. bat will not employ force
to secure the attainment Of hrs purpose
without fl. ther instructions from this gov
nmsAk
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-17
San Franc SEQ Races.

SAN FRANcIsco. Nov. 16-Six furlongs-
Tim Murphy. Abi p. Cooheoo. 1:121S; six
furlones-Fluctuation Normandie. Claire,
1:l694; nils-Wldwood. Happy Day. Pes
hurdlss-Mhriner, Ballaras. Annie Race,
lb14; mils-Jaoobin, Revolver. Morton.
1:42&.
BosroN. Nov. 16-Ths Ali1-D -Dreotum
rnce has bosn finally declared off On no-
count Of the lasensss of Shs season. Alix
was shipped home 10. dav.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-17

TO-DAY the Protestant Epis-
copal Church Congress is sitting
in New York City.
This is the fifteenth annual
meeting Of the congress which
opened on Tuesday last. Bishop
Potter presides at all the ses-
sions and topics Of vital and
present interest to this large and
influential denomination are be-
ing discussed by such leading
divines as Bishops Randolph and
Jackson, Bishop Lawrence Of
Massa ch usetts and others.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-17
McKtuIey v sits New York.

New YORK. Nov. T.-Gov. Mckinley. Of
Mrs. Mckinley. The trip 10 one of eorea-
ton and 10 calculated TO benefit Mrs. Nc
KinIey's health. They are visiting the
governors broshs1. Abnsr Mckinley. The
party went to Abbev's theatsr 10 sec Henry
Irving this evening. They were tho guests
of II. H. Kohlsaat, of the Chicago Inter
Oesap, and Melville Il. Stone.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-17
State Railroad Project.

TOPEKA. Kan. Nov. 16, 16,-Prsparations are
progressing favorably for an interstate
convention to b. held Dec. to advance
the interests Of Gov. Lswellina's favorits
project. . s0rth aud south railway from
Dakota TO the gulf. to bs built and owaed
and operated by the states through which
IL would pasa The estimated cost Of the
read 10 $40, coo \ mills.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-17
Hired to Com init Murder.

DALLAS. Texas Nov. 16.-Sunday night.
Oct. 29.Y. M. Langdon. . prominent bus
mess man, was murdered near his gate BY
a negro armed with pisos Of Raspipe. A
negro named John Harris was brought here
last night and made full confession. stat
ing that William G. Parish, The murdered
mans partner in business, had employ cd
him to do the murder. Parish was arrested
and jailed. About midnight he attempted
suicide by butting his head against tho iron
bars Of the coll. IL IL believed he will re-
cover. He had u $4,000 policy ON Lang
don's life. Further evidence Of Psrish's
guilt 10 conclusive. One day last week
Parish entered the Commercial bank and
drew two $50 bills and mailed them to John
Harm.
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TARIFF BARONS APPEAR.
Come From the South and Plead
for Bounty From the
Government.
Much Idle Talk About Tariff Re-
form Disrupting the Demo-
cratic Party.
Benefioiaries Of Republican Protection
Wsat Democrats to Psrpstasts
the system.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16-Ths now south
sounded wsrniss before the ways and
means committee to-day. The nHnufas-
turing interests Of Alabama and Tennessee
by their representatives made an informal
Argument before the democratic members
of the committee. Al tho delegations present
were also democratic in politics the SON
ference was amioabls until near the close.
whom the chief spokesman of the soath-
srnels broadly tntimsted shat II iron ore,
coal. lumber. rice and sugar were all to be
placed on the free list the democrats Of
the south might cease TO kiss this hand that
smitss them"
+. g. Bush, the president of tho Mobile
d Birmingham railroad, and also the Cliff
ton Iron company protested against the
injustice Of placing iren or coal ON the free
list I'm the case of free ore, would You be
distressed bv IL. aud where would II como
In uonpstition With yes9" asked Wilson.
I'VE wolld bs css out from any sale OF
iron in the eastern states. The sffsos would
bs to restrict our market TO the south. In
the south We Soaid have TO meet the low
oompstition Of the Oabsn Iadian. Spanish
oYe."
III this committee % reported" !" sontin-
ued Bush, ''is 10 put Lumber. rice and
sugar. ceal and iron ore on the free list.
then ths south might 90 we'll give up. II
would hs the death blow 10 southern pros-
psrity. We are democrats from principle. -
oonoludsd Bush, land do not expect to
suffer in The house Of our friends. II We
do. The natural question TO ask 10. how
long will We continue to kiss the hand that
smites u.s."
II is said thst Senator White, Of Loats-
lana will oppose vieo eusly she tax on
suRar and abolition Of tho sugar bounty.
HI asssEts shat the tAri6 policy which ID
being formulated will disrupt the demo-
cratic party.
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ARAin In the Market.

Nsw YoRx. Nov. l6.-ln ths superior
court to-day Lillian Russell. the famous
burlssaus actress. wss granted . divorce
tody OF her child. bhs testified that after
living with Solomon fou. ysaEs she dissov-
cred hs already had Q wife whom hs mar
risd her, 90 she Loft hin.
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Tn. mitchell, i,... vii, n..um~

MILWAUKEE, Nov. l6.-As the result Of
eonfei eucs between representatives Of SEN
ator Mitchell a.d Jshn Johnstsa an sasss-
usns vas arrived al BY which city real
estate aear rsgatinR In vAlus abos. 81. 800. 600
will be pledged % security 70: ths liabili-
ties Of Shs Wisconsin Marine aAd Fire Ia
saranss Company ssak. for ths pasDoss OF
SnAbliua 10 70 sssaRe.
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Dominican school Burnod.

MADISON. Wis. Nov. 16.-Edaewood semi
nary. . Dominican female institution. swo
miles from the oity. burned. Two little
girl pupils were sudooassd In bad. They
were Aaggie Stack. aaed six. OF Chicago,
and Margis Rice. aged seven, OF stevens
Point. Wis. One Of she sisters was very
badly affected By inhaiinR smoke. aud her
recovery IL doubtful.
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E,Ains. Daughter Married.

New York. Nov. 16-Aiss EsizsbstA,
daughter Of Hon. Stephen b. Elkiu~ and
Edward L. Brunsr we're married at St Pat
risk's cathedral this morning in the prss-
snos of large audience OF loading society
reop!s, Cardinal Gibbons o6aeiAtsd. ~
slated by the ayshbishon
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WARRINGTON. Nov. 6.-Clsveland and La
mont srtivsd from New York ut nine
o'clock this morning. The president was
driven At oacs to the White house. The
president has not looked in better health
since his hrst Inauguration. His step 10
hrm and elastic and his appearance unus-
ua!ly cheerful.
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Not an Enemy to Italy.

ROM. Nov. 16.-Ths pope received 4. 900
Lombardes and Visnness pilgrims to-day.
The pope ofieiated At mass. after which the
leader Of ths pil0 inns presented an address.
The pope's reply contained the remark that
the holy father ryetsstsd against the ohs go
that he Is N enemy of Italy, and described
the accusation a. an impudsnt ealunpy.