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ROMANTIC CATALINA.
Tho Island Refuge OF sonqrlta Inex aud
Her Lover. NE

Tho Island Refuge OF Sonqrlta Iuex aud
Her Lover.
"Catalina island, across the bay from
eastern tourists to its sho' es." said w. w.
Burt at the Richolieu yesterday.
I'm tho enrly days, whom the Franciscans
dominated the Pacific coast, this leland
played an important part in the history Of
shat period. The old monastery, which
stands on an eminence back of Santa Bar
bara, was a haven OF rest for the Francis
ran fathers and monks on their way from
Mexico to the Mission Dolores at. San
Francisco or tho monastery Mt Monterey.
stantly changing, and frequently u was
deserted for weeks with the exception OF
the monks left III charge. II Ia a great
curiosity to eastern visitors to this day.
especially the dark and noisome dungeons
dug deep into the mountain Using hun
dreds of feet above the old Spanish dome.
1t ia related that q Mexican ranchero on
this coast of Lower California had an ex-
ceedingiy beautiful daughter. who attracted
much attention from the wealthy young
men Of the surrounding country. and. in
deed, her rare beauty was q matter of COM
ment even in court circles during her stay
in tho City of Mexico, where her education
was finished. DnSinR that time an attache
of the American legation fell deeply in love
with Senorita lnez. and his attentions were
so agreeable to the young senorita that she
became greatly attached to him. The state
of affairs was discovered by the priests, and
her father was at once notified that his
daughter was going beyond the bounds
Of the church and forming an alliance
with a foreigner. Being under control Of
the Francisoans, and fearing their power,
the father consented to surrender the girl
to the church. Without warning, she was
abducted from the City Of Mexico and
taken a long, weary ride over the noun.
tains. and, alter weeks OF uninterrupted
journeying, reached Santa Barbara. where
she was kept under surveillance in the
monastery. In some manner she managed
to send word to her American lover. ac-
quainting him with all that had happened,
and begging him to come to her rescue.
1.-The young man biavely undertook the
hazardous journey and reached Santa Bar
bara in safety. Awaiting his opportunity
he rescued the young senorita from the
priests, who. 1t is said. had almost driven
her crazy with grief and fear. and together
the couple escaped TO Catalina island. The
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CHERRIES SALF.-THE THOMAS CRUISE
- Savings Bank. plaintiff, vs.. sarah +. Guth-
RE. William Guthrie and Thomas Travis, de-
PENDANTS.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale AMI
district court OF the First judicial district of the
and Clarke. on the 18th day of Macch, A. d.
1898, in the above entitled action, wherein The
Thomas Cruise Savings BANK. the above named
plaintiffs, obtained a Judgment and decree of
foreclosure and sale aeainst Sarah =. Guthrie,
William Guthrie and Thomas Travis. defend
ants. on the sth day of Deccmbe f, A. d. 1892. for
attorneys fees. which said decree was On the 9Th
mont book No. H" Of said court. at page ~,
pieces OF parcels of land, situate. lying and being
in tho county of Lewis and Clarke. state of
Montana, and bounded and described as follows,
to wit:
Lot number fifteen (15) in block number five
hundred and sixty $500 of the original TOWNSHIP
of the city of Helens, Montana. being sixty
three and one-half t53H) feet front ON Spencer
street: commencing at the southern bound
airy line of said Helena townsite. running
north s!xty-three aad one-half (t3h) feet; thence
thence vest one hundred and sixteen and eight
tenths 116 S-l0) feet to starting point. And also
that certain parcel OF land fronting on laws
and Spencer streets. eleven and oue-half (1l1t)
feet wide and lying next an adjoining on the
north side of said lot number nfteen l5(. Also
lot lot number eighteen -! in block number one
W VI ooesph MA hAalillcu w liz CITY " IlfleI0,
as SAID lot and block nre numbered, designated
and described upon the Official plat of said nd.
dition on file III the office of the county recorder
OF Lewis and Clarke. county, in which the said
promises are situated.
Together with all and singular the tenements
hereditamsnts and appurtenances thereunto ba.
longing or in any wise app rtaining.
the ath day. Of 4pll. 4. j. 1862. at u O'clock
IN. of That day. at the front door of the courN
house. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tana. will, in obedience to said order OF fall
and decree of foreclosure and eale,, sell tn,
above described property. or SO much thereo
as may be necessary to satisfy. said Judgment
with interest and costs, to the highest and bes
bidder. for cash in hand.
Given unaor my hand this 18th day Of March
A. u. 1893. 81.
BY +. K. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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whole surrounding country. was searched
for miles, though no one thought Of the
little island ten miles 1T sea. These
young people lived for weeks At Catalina,
their only food being shellfsh md
Finally they we're taken Oft by some 1ailora
from a whaler. They had come ashore for
water. Inter the couple reached San
Francisco and joined Con. John G. Fro
mont'a forces. where they were married by
the chaplain Of the camp. They had n son.
and o .day he 10 known over the entire Pa
ciflo coast IA Murphy. the Cattle King.
who 10 said to be the largest land owne in
the world. "-Chicngo Tribune.
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UVeIULI5UEb- DV6duys
-Dnll; neglected; 65ssc bid.

Money on cali easy at 2A3 Der cent; closed Of
fered at 3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
6@7. Sterling exchange strong; sixty-day bills,
$4.S5A; demand. $Ls5A@4.87.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. March Observation-Disclosures. 1000;
dull; butchers stuff and Texans only stock sell
ing prices steady.
h~ogs-tece.pts 5000; active. steady to stonger;
mixed and packers, $7.l0m7. so; prime heavy
and butchers weights, $7.45G7.s5; light, So SOC
ITO.
sheep-Reoeipts 500; steady; natives, S4.25@
$50; westerns. 81. s095.25; Texans, $A6a
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. March 18.-Wheat-Iasy; cash, 7SA@
741sc; May. 771ac. eHls1Es
~Corn-Lower: cash. 41hc: May. 43Ac.
Oats-Easy; cash, 30hc; May, 1880.
Barley-t2o.
P~ork-steady: cash, s17. 42A: May. SIT. 72n.
~l.ard-Steady: cash, S12. 10; May, Sl2.25
Ribs-Steady: cash. $40. t2h; May. Sl0.l7h.
Shoulders-$9 .62H@
Short lear $40 50@10.55.
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THE MARKETS..
STOCKS.
SlOCAS.
NEW YORK. March 1S.-Bar silver. 20.
Copper-Ouiet; lake, SLIGO.

STOCKS.
NEW YORK. March 1S.-Bar silver. 90.
Copper-Quiet; lake. SLIGO
Iead-Dull; steady; domestic. $4.00.
The bulls on stocks showed more courge to-
day than for some time past. At the opening
they took hold of American sugar and Northern
Pacific preferred. and in the first ten minutes of
business established an advance in these stocks
of 1@l7s per cent. American Sugar was pur-
chased freely by Il leading operator connected
witV the pool, while the change for the better
in Northern Pacific affairs was sisnalizea by the
purchase Of round amounts Of preferred stock
for both short and long account. The upward
tendency of the market was checked. however,
by reports Of exports of about $1,000 1000 in gold
on Tuesdays European Gamer Reaction
ranged from v to Il per cent. but weakness was
not of long duration. When the bank state
ment was published there was q decided change
for the better AID in the rlse which followed in
dustrials were the most conspicuous. American
Sugar selling up to 103, Distillers to S51s, Cord
age to so and Lead to S9A. Changers, coolers.
Missouri Pacific, New England and Northern
Pacific preferred wers all prominent in the late
rise.
Stanl
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NOTICE TO cREDlToRs;-EsTATE OF

NOTICE TO cREDlToRs.-EsTATE OF
N Mary A. McEvily. deceased:
Notice is hereby given by. the undersigned.
administering Of the estate Of Mary A. Mclvily,
deceased, to the creditors Of and all per
ceased, to exhibit them. with the ueces-
cary vouchers. within four months after tho
first publication of this notice. to the esid ad-
Montana. the same being the place for the trans
action Of the business Of said estate int hs county
of Lewis and Clarke, Montana
MARY NEWLY,
Administrators of the estate Of Mary A. Nc
Evily. deceased.
Dated Helena, Montana, Feb. q, 1888.
r.. J. Walsh. Attorney.
First publication Feb. 2a. 1899.
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T. VI. FILLS. CIork.
Helena. Mont, March Q. 1893.

SHERlFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EA,
~ ecution in my hands, issued out OF tho district
court of tho First Judicial district OF tho state
OF Montana, in and for the county OF Lewis and
against In-.ell i. Harrison, duly at,ested the
18th day of March. A. D., 1898. | have levied upon
all tho right. title. and interest Of the said
RUSSELL +. Harrison in and to the following de.
scribed property. situated in Lewis and Clarke
county. state OF Montana, viz:
The northwest quarter ca OF section twenty
six t26l. township ten no) north of range Tire
ta) west: also all lis right. title and interest in
and TO the southwest quarter q and tho west
half (h) of tho southenst quarter "a and tho
southeast quarter ca of the southeast quarter
a. and tho southwest quartor ~ OF northeast
quarter thl of section twenty-six l28l, township
ten 90 north Of range three (D west of tho
principal meridian Of Montana.
Notice il hereby given that on tho 9th day of
, pril. A. ID. 1898, betv een the hours Of nine
o'clock u. M. Ind five o'clock y. m. to wit, at
twelve O'Clock noon OF ssid day, at tho front
door Of the court house. in the city of Helena,
snid county and st.te, I will sell all tho right,
tito md interest Of tho said Russell b Harrison
in and. TO the eaid above described property, to
tho highest bidder for cash In hand.
Given under my hnnd this the 14th day Of
March, A. u. iss5.
CHARLES D. QUITS, Sheriff.
IL FRED Il. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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And in accordance with law and tho order Of
the bonrd of trustees of said company, the 3ist
day OF March, 1893, was designated rs the time
when delinquent stock should he sold. So
many shares of zach parcel of stock rs ma DO
necessary will be sold at the Office of A. Is. Cook,
state auditor. Helena, Montana, on the said alst
day CT hurch. at five o'clock p m. of said day.
to az SAID delinquent assessment thoreou, to-
gether with the cost of advertising and expenses
OF sale
HARRY H. DAVIS. Secretary.
F. o. Fox 225. Helena, Mont.
Office with A. b. Cook. Lewis and Clarke
county court house. Helena. Mont.
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING.-NOTICE
~ is hereby given that the annual school meet
in OF school district 30. l will ie held NJ tho
Central school build ny in said district. county
of Lewis and Clarke, state of Montana. on sat
urday, April ], 1891, for the purpose of ~electing
two trustees to serve for n term Of three years
each. and such other business as may como be-
fore the meeting.
Also for the urpose OF voting upon the prop
osition of providing by taxation the sum of
$780, 600 to maintain the schools of said district.
to six p. m. of said day
4. w. LiNGHORNE.
q. j. MILE Z.
G. d. GhEESFLELD.
II. +. e. KLElNSHMIDT.
JACOB WALKER
Attest: FRED GAMER
i. ". FILLS. Clerk.
Helena. Mont, March 0. 1893.
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Eureka Employment Agency
CORNER GRAND AND JACKSON.
w~O Office Up Stairs.

sY- fice Up Stairs.
WANTS-Iie-mnkers 4 good canyassers for
the CITY; girls for housework. as: girl for light
Homework. Sl5.
.fuR RkNr-7 rooms and bath furnished, $50;
= rooms furnished for light housekeeping, 80;
l0-room brick house, $2l: $40 acres of land i
nil . from the city, well watered ard good build
ings and fences, s3 or ecEe
q SALE-Ranch II 200 acres, II bead of
horses. y head of cattle. and all necessary fnrm-
ing implements. Sj,5.U q: terms 10 suit purchaser.
81 feet front and 2-story brick building i book
from Main strest at 800 y foot. This Is q punp.
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NoTloE TO CREDITORS. ;-lsrATE on

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE on
~ William 6chlhnus, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersignod. ads
ministrntrix Ut ,ne estate Of William hehlhausl
deceased, to the ~creditors Of, and all persons hay.
them with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF this notice.
to the said administrative NJ Z. w. l leischsrs
Montana, the. tamo being tho place for tho
transaction Of tho business OF said estate, IN
the county Of Lewis and Clarke,
AN "A GEHLHAUS.
Administrstrix OF tho estate Of William Gehlhaus
deceased.
J ated oh. II, 1895.
I. W. Fletcher. Attorney for est,te.
First publication Feb. %. 1893.
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Long Waits.

Salesman (great atore)-This coat fts
your little girl nicely.
Lady (thinking Of next ssason)-Yes. IL
does now; but l think we'd better take a
aizs larger.
Little Giri-Ob. yes, l fo,Ros. We have
to wait for our ~change-Street " smiths
Good News.
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MATHEsoN.


S5OO-A fine large. level lot on Sparta street
les feet front and lao feet deep, about u min
utes' walk from the court house: city water; an
excellent location for anyone who wishes to keep
a few cows. there beng = range Immediately al
ioiaing: only 500 down, $aO pc. month.
St25-Lct 42x1'0 on third street near Davis
street: five blocks from court house..
800. $3.50, $500-Lots in lroadwater addition;
three years time to purchasers who improve.
$500 each for two lots corner Madison and Hol-
Inns; $50 down on each lot. Lalance ono and two
years.
$500 for level 10. on Pine street between Rod
ney and Warren: 800 down, $40 per month";.
$500-House and lot on Sparta street for $500:
house has two neat rooms aud lot is 5Cxl25.
8 .25u-Six-room house. now. and lot 5O114O;
on east side: 500 down.. s15 per month.
81. S50-Well built house having hall, eight
rooms, -four, closets. pantry. cellar; IN good
ne!ghborhood on east side nine blocks from
court house: $2E per month; no down .ynlen
$ ,s5O-New. stylish, brick-veneerrd dwelling
on east side having seven rooms, with bath, pam
try, cellar, finished in oak, good lot; $500 down.
50, 6O0-Slx-Ioom hou' 9 on fifth avenue. near
Eeattie street. with lot having 80 feet frontage;
one-ha f down.
our-room furnished house near corner Fifth
and Davis; $40.
WALTER MATHISON.
Room IL Gold Block.
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT sALE-OFFICE
pany. Location of it's works. Thompson river.
Missoula COUNT: There is delinquent upon lie
following described stock on account of assess
ment No. 3 of two mills per share. levied on the
18th day of February, 1893. the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective stock
holders:
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Needs u Tonic.

Wete,busy-rm through taking my
watch to a iewolley; II Roes to a doctor this
time.
Wa!tham-Why, what's the matter with
it, now?
Waterbury-It seems to be run down.
Puck.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. =. THE AM
~ npnl meeting OF tho stockholders OF the
Of htesle 4 CIemsnts, Helena. Mont, on. Mon
day, March 20. 1903, at eight o'clock p. M. for the
election OF trustees and Transaction OF other
business. DAVID MARKS, Eco.
Dated Helena March 8. 1885.
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laca curtains and curtain material of all
kinds at The Beo Hive.
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FOR RENT-FUKNIsHED ROOMS.
TOR RENT-WELL FURNISHED FRONT
room; hath and furnace. II South Rodney
street.
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SITUATION WANTED-AS NURSE; EXPER-
~ fenced. with satisfactory reference: 10 OBJ
~iections to leaving the city. Address X, indie
pendent office.
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EOR RENT-FURNlSHED ROOMS FROM
l. IS to $40 per month at 212 North hodney
street.
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SI1 UATION WANTED BY GIRL AS CHAM
~ bermaid or in dining room. Ad !ress H.
H., Independent.
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N1TUAT1ON WANTED TO WORK BY THE
~ day. co chamber WORK or caro- of rooms.
Address Mrs. Preston, liz Lawrence street.
SITUATION WANTED-N URsE; $40 PEOSTA
> avenue.
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.
TOR ~RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
= with first class board in private family. bath
included; reasonable rates. 81 eouth i,odney.
EuR REAT-ROOMS AND BOARD. auU
! Warren street, corner Sixth ave.
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Il May to November or shorter period: larg-
est list; best locations; all prices. BROOKS. Part.
low & English, 81 Major Block, Chicago, Ill
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EOis WIGLLINGS.
EOR RENT-TWO BRICK HOUSES. NOS
l. 1915 and 1047 Warren street; all modern
conveniences. Apply r. NJ. khaw. car eof Ii
Il Co.
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ONE TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAa-h. -. SEE
IM- adv. pago l.
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TOR RFNT-AFlyF-ROoM HOUsENFATLY
i furnished adjoining ex-Gov. Leslie's resi-
dence on Fast Broadway. Apply to I. NJ. Wood
bridge. First National bank. Immediate pos
session given. F
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TOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE OF FIVE
IL rooms. No. sol Beattie street, corner sixth
avenue,
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" work. Apply at 528 Clark street.
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS GIRL For
w general house work (German or Swede)
with good reference. 27 South Rodney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13
DIED.

3 SSa Gs aged 81 ys
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BLAcKFoRD-s Suddenly Monday. pscembsr iith:
ssn Of n sd ana
sns s cfs \ ' s'e
Der 18th. isSs at O'Clock, .ur
F His%s" viii Il pssse O@ nowers
ay sa @ 81 sy ssss IL
and Annie Hamilton his S wfe 5.r.,a.v. A,surv pm
Inserisnt Thursday. E'ersreens Cemetery BROOKLYN.
Please omit flowers
IS pss Es sso sSo
N otIe Of funeral ' hereafter s
Se the 'n sis John n'f'f podd
Funeral services at her late residence 23 West 2istss
on THURSDAY, December iith, at O'Clock p m.
Dec. ith 1899. Adaline, daughter OF the late Rev.
Funeral wednesday Dec 18TH at 2so O'clock
Trains FRA ,si leave ave Long Island City at o'clock.
JOHNSON Suddenly. Sunday Dec. 10th. William 'onn-
Friends are invited attend the funeral At the Broad:
n wsy Mesnesda f Dec 18TH anu
WOOD Of this city the 7S,h year Of his age q,
Johns Episcopal Church. Stamford, Conn., at is''s
Burial at convenience OF the family .
Tsns Wife Tu o Ps- a 1879
D. M, Thursday. December l4th.
Interment In Norfolk, Va
MCOY-At East Orange n. j.. December 18TH A. Ram
say Mccoy In the 6lst year OF his age ,.,
Funeral services will be held at Central fresoytesian
Church. Main and Prince SIS. Orange on friday.
December 18th. after arrival OF train at Brick Chircn
Station leaving Barclay and Christopher sts at 2'SO
O'Clock n. m.
MOORE-On Sunday night at his residence, No. ~ Wess
7isst., Charles b. Moore, the s6th OF MS age
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence Wednesday the
18th inst, at . a. m.
sMITH-On December 10th. 13o West 9Gi-st. Samuel
w. Smith, aged 80 years.
Funeral at Episcopal Church. Somers n. Y, at p. u.
on Thursday. December I4th. at ! o'clock.
relatives respectfully invited TO attend
Carriages Purdys Station. " Y, 10 meet train -
1923 from Grand Central Depot, Harlem Railroad.
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CHARGED BY TIE LONDON POLICE.
RED AND BLACK FLAGS DISPLAYED IN \ DEMON
sTRATIoN OF TIE UNEMPLOYED kerr
UAEDIE'S SPEECHES.

James Kclr Tardic (Socalist. member for the
South DiVsiOn OF West Ham. moved In the House
Of Commons to-day that the House adjourn The
motion made for the purpose Of calling the
attention OF Parliament to the condition OF the un-
employed. MIR Hardie said that acute distress was
prevailing in the entire country. \ large number
Of cases OF suicide and starvation had been re-
ported. Paupersm had increased. especially in Lon
don. 1t was necessary. he declared. that the local
authorities should furnish employment for the poor
John Macdonald. member for Tower liamlcts, SUI
ported Mr.. Hardie. The motion was lost by vote
OF Ia To 49,
Thousands Of unemployed workingmen Of London
met at Tower Hill to-day and listened to addresses
made by James Eeir Hardle. Frank smith ana
others. Mr.. Hardie said that he intended 10 move
the adjournment Of the House Of Commons to-day
iu order call the attention OF Parliament 10 tle
condition Of the unemployed. Upon the conclusion
of the spcech-making the crowd marched To Hyde
PARK \ number OF black and red nags were as
me PROCESSION was reformed and started ON the
vay back To- Tower Hill As the men marched
through Oxford-st.. the police captured the most
offensive banner The procession was allowed 10
march through CheapgiIe. hut subsequently "heh
tho incn were ordered by the police TO disperse
they refused To do 80. The police charged inc
crowd and after slight resistance succe"ied IN
dispcrsing IT, Traffic stopped FOR short tiile
Sou,. of the shopkecpcrS in the vicinity OF the ms
turh,nce feared that the mob might loot thelr
places OF business and rs soon "a the DISORDER shi
shutters Were hastily put up doors Locked ana
business suspended.
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CALLED BOHEMIA ArsTRIA'S IRELAND.
REMARK ABLE SPEECH OF THE YorN@ 'ZEcl
LEADER ~ THE EEIcHsRATI

REMARKABLE SPEECH OF THE YoUN" CZECH
LEADER ~ THE EFIcIsKATH
Vienna. Dec l2-Dr Elouarl Giegr. member Tor
the roudnltz district OF bohemia and leader OF the
Young Czcchs. made remarkable speech In the
Helchsr,h today against continuing the petty state
Of siege in Prague.
The proposal to continue the exceptional meas
ures Instituted several months ago In Prague was
brough. up for second reading. a hali-dozen
s,,eeches all except one by Young Cz"chs. were
made. pr Grcgr then accorded the tribune ana ior
hours h. held Tn, uuwaverng attention OF the
House as he vehcncntly and elOGucntly d'nouhc"l
the treatment accorded TO Bohemia by IN" Imperial
S;overufncnt The Czrchs OF Bonemia. h. said. must
40 knowledge that thcir affection for the Austrian
dynasty was waning under thc Oppressive rrsuh-
lions with which the Imperial Government had seen
ireland. Tho Czcch- felt that s'f-govfrnm"ni was
their right. and they demanded H. as ifeIAhu ia"
Dc mandri home rule. , ~,
stauislaus szczopanowaki. Pole. answered Or
Gresr The czech leaders rrfercnc" 10 Ireland d.
said was unfortunate. as. hy contrast, II directed
aficnt ON to the fact that Bob mia Was prosperous
AMI rroercqslve. The cNcel ii0nal measures under
discussion directed not ~ INST the Czcchs but
rather AGAINST those practising Political trckery
which ali iloherniaIs ought 20 disntow-
Or Michael klaic. Slavic Dnltraiian. IN speaking
against the proposal c1logizci Mr.. Gladstone who
i'm his home r- policy had unit 81 love &ni respect
Tor nationality with spirit OF justice.