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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

sSeoen Sag ipielt bieier 2appent6nia
cine Weile nit ieinem tleinen llr-llrs
llr.llr=llr=@ntel9en. Sein dltelter
Sobn, Balls Bull, ber ibn bealeitet,
bat audi i6ow 80 Sabre auf ben S9uf-
tern uno 5elibt ieinerieits ein ~So9ns
den" bor 73 Sahren. tuelder pieoerum
Elm ,So6terden" bon SO Sabren bat;
9eBteres bat einen Sobn bon Al Sab.
rem, ipel6er ieinerieits Der Batter einss
29idbrieen Sobnes 1T. Der cine So9ter
pon IA Sabre bat, tuelbe enblib Die
Wutter zines 2idbrisen S6dterleins.
III! Sir Die @enauigteit bieier Mn=
aaben fOnnen mir allerbinss teine
Slrsidaft ubernebmen; unm0slid lit
oas aber BEL ben 2apptn nidt, Die 10
iebr jung beiratben. limb wenn man
oieie 9an;e 6amilie in ibren 9enntbier.
fleioern Unit Nusnabme oe5 leBt9e-
nannten Witeltinoesl nebeneinanoer
Iiebt, 10 III es in Der Sbat lebr idmer.
Gins bon benz 9lnoeren sr unteri9ei=
ben! SOnia Bull i9la9t aud niemals
3ei9ente aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

.Siirt. &inninss, id bebb' JUDI raus
ben laten. DO bett, as il ipibt, en- gro.
ten Softer Nadtpddter Siermannen
beten; bon uni 9oters is' bat fein'
mef, alio bebb' Id bier en- Sdrimen
an bat 9lmt upiett, I'M MI null id BLOT
biiren, Oh wer Dat boripeooer bett; pabt
upp." ,Serleoen Naht blus ber
Ra6tmadter Siermann aui iein SOrn.
oa tam eiu in Der 9untelbeit unpers.
tennbarer Suno BON riidwlrts berbei
uno iparb, Der Na9tpd6ter SiermannI
BON ieltti9en bur9 ieiuer Sano sebii-
fen, obne babel 3u bellcn, uno swar
bon binten. Oa bies Elm eesen bic
8emo6nbelt Der Sunoe permirrter
S6atbeltuno lit, uno i6 mid perpfli9-
tet balte, 10 mO9e elm tDnisliAes Nmt
oamit lein @ustommeu finOen."
, Ser S6ulSe. Sertboli."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

Sod werIen mir einen Slid auf bas
Sori ielbf. Oasielbe biloet cine 10
aenaue Wisbereabe elmer lappldnoi=
i6en gfniieolung wie e5 unter ben
llmItdnbeu m6ali9 mar. Sie @ebaube
linb in osm @elb uno Slau glorpesens
anaeTtri6en, uno in Der Wtitte oes
&aumes erbebsn iib bic eisentliden
Siitten. iuelde Seltartig sulaulefe uno
aus Sbierbduten uno noroiidem Woos
beitehen. Sebe Siitte bat einen fehr
tleineu ginsan9. cine Sbiire. bic nur
aus einem Sol3itiid belfebt. oas bon
innen feif idliebt. Dlitten in iolden
Satten ldBt Der 2appldnoer elm iSeuer
in Der grbe bremen. Der Rau1 bappn
,iebt bei aiinfisem Wino oben binaus,
bel unaiinIti9em aber bleibt ct orinnen
uno = bereitst benz 2appldnoer 8enuB.
Sn ibrer Seimatb baben oieie Meniden
oenn aud itets eine iebr rssrduderte"
@eiihtsiarbe.
Sas eanse Sorf itebt i'm auIiallenb.
fen Geseniab 81 allen anoeren am
Wdowap Yiaiiance. gs III aud bier
(pas bel Den @stimos leber nidt Der
SalI ilD ertra burh unteriroide 3iib-
flung unb @rseuaung tiinfliden
S6ness oafir seIor9t. oab iib oieie
9inoer oes Noroens i'm Sommer nibt
gu unbebasliG. fiihlen. Der .Renn-
tbier-Yart", melder gum berSeitisen
Seim bes beiagteu Stammest0nias ee.
bort, entadlt 9 lebenoiae &enntbiere.
luel9e bel lparmem Wetter orei DIAL
isoen SAP aus einem Sdlaud elm Wli-
diean Ssewanerbao erbalten. Sei
8oritelIunecn lperoen oieie Rtnnthiere
OIL S6lit!en seidirrt, uno nit ibnen
piro mad edter 9appldnoer glrt UNI Die
Wette berum aeiabren. Sann folst 81.
6iitteruna uuo Meltuua.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

llnion.
gs 1T baber pobl aneeSsiet. bieIen
Sag (oer ia oud fir bic Eeutiden
braubsn i'm aIten 8aterlanbe, obtpObl
tpieber in anoerem Slime, cine 10
idwerwieaenbs gsoeutuns 9ebabt batl
Der RadrpeIt in Snort uno Silb i'm
8ebddtniB su erbalten. Sie 2or-
bssren oes Sases sebiibren iibrisens
nidt ben Gbitagoer Seutiben alein.
bic pielmsbr. mie ia aud bilis, bic
eiirislte yeibilfe BON @dlten unb
actipen Sbeiluebmern Der Neltaus.
Ifelune, beuti1sn ipie soeutidameri-
tanii6en, erbielten. Sie beioen Drill
tdr Wlufttapeaen bonn rSeutiden
Sori" trusen idon allein mddtis oa3u
bel, ben @siammteinorud oes Seamses
al .rbObsn nno ernteteu BON bertsOten=
idsrmuileu, Die fidl in unabiebbaren
@enimmet bis on bic bOhlten Sdau=
pldBe Der v@ol.enidieber" i'm Centrum
Der Staot brangteu. cine Selfalsialoe
nm Die anoere. gbenio Die rei5enbe
Silow'i6e 9apelle. SOd ioa bamit
bas 0eroienIt Der uielen beuti6en Or
qaniiationen Der WeItausiiellungsliaot.
RE aud Der oeuti6en 3eitun9en u. J.
n. teineswe9s geihmdlert merDen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

glber Die gBeltausltellung bat op6
aud bic SeutIden Der @artenltaot elet=
triIirt, uno in perbdltniBmdBis iebr
turser 3eit puroe cine 9eiituns geidafs
fen, qeaen tpel6e ale bisberi9en Natio=
nalitdRntase Der Weltaustellun9 ipeit
in ben Siptereruno treten milhen, uno
bic aud rpobl on ben nod beporIteben-
ben Nationalitdtentasen ME mleoer
errei6t weroen miro = altBer piellei6t
am 4. Suli uno abermals unter oeut-
Ider Mitbilie! SD babe ben berilbmtQ
iSefsug Der Seuti6en in 'New YOrt 6si
Der @entsnnialfeier Der amerltanil6en
9srfaHuns Dor 5 Sabren ni6t nit
eisenem 9luse seIehen; abe: BON Wit'
tpirienoan' jeqes Greisniiles ,uiro mir
berii1ert, odS Der oiesmalise 6etSug
in mandsr Sesiebuns nod 9roBartiaer
unb gldusenber aussefallen lei. llno
aud Der Sonnensott msinte es nit ben
Deutiden gut. : piel beHer, als Der
Wetterclsrt porber ino oausii6t geltellt
bate, ausaenommen ain friiben abeno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

Ser aanse Selfaua brauAte fait brei
Stunoen. cine aeaebsne SteGe su pai-
iiren 1889 in 9tew Dort iparsn es etpa
stuei Stunben.) 9li9t bios bic etipa
10000 Ntdunleiu uno WeibItin. tuel6e
birect mit3oaen. madten ben 3us 10
lang, ionbern aud bic Wense Der &C.
fdste unb por Gllem bic oielen arob.
artiseH 6eifpasen (iloats), unter oenen
nur peni9e einen pornebmeren @inbrud
b1tten MAIDEN l6nnenl Wie Die yaili.
tdrmuiit uno bic idmuden 3urref bn.
blnmaridirten. uno Die biforildsn uno
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

iieollrns in @ermantpwa, 9a.
Damn fol9ten bic nidt minoer impo-
ianten gBa9sn vGreibeitstries" uno
,Gebellionstries", Die S9Opfunsen
srpeier Surnpsreine. giner Der liebs
lititen @asen bes aansen 3uges mar
aber .@ermantown", Die erite Deutide
4nIieolung glmeritas in ibrem allBeren
unb inneren 2eben seigeno. Salo bar.
aui eri6ien Der impoiaute Wa9en Ser
mania. oeren lebenoe geldi6tllde pors
trGts taft nod mebr bewunoert wuroen,
als bic Sinubilo- -@eitalten. Sas @ert
zines Der itrebiamiten oeutl4=ameritaI
niiden Susnpereine mar Der Wasen
. .Seutide 3infts", unb Surnersos-
liuae paren es aud, wel4e in oem
Waseu .Golumbus" uno bic .Santa
Waria" elm, pielleidt MIR etwas gu
sart aebaltenes pra6tbilo ,iduien. glu
Der .Sermannsidla6t", oarseItellt
our1 bic ,Sermanns S0bne", mar
namsntlid Die .Sauptiigur 9an3 uns
iibertreifli6. Der Seitwa9sn Der Sai'
ern, ,9aoaria", NOR in Ieiner art cine
ebenio poruebme Grideinun9, wie bic
bairil6en Yaoiflpns i'm Snouitriepas
laIt Der WeItausIieauna, uno ni6t biel
tpeniaer id0n ,uno nlinoeltens ebenlo
lmpoiant mar slei4 oarauf Ser bal.
riide SOwe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
g., termfsetfrt9.

Ieitlebrer: .gber Serr 9tentierI
3ipiel, parum aeben Sic bem Saul
oenn INNER Die Sporen9"
Sriiberer 6ieiider: pS6aun g.
oas mabt Die GeiuObnbeit bonn iriibe.l
rem 6leidbaden!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

-9r udfeblerteufel. 9lm
Saume oes @aioss itanb eine uraltet
San:e, bic slpei Widnner taum su um-
panneu uermo9ten.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

'he Terrier 'f'o uirss 'Unutr. NO.
II Tool. him unl, one second.
a group Of club loungers were cx
changing "reminiscences when tho
youngest of the group spoke up IN
tone that promised a good story,
II can tell you an experience had
when 1 was with an engineering
party in Idaho q few years ago. 4
prominent man in theoaiup had sud.
denly disappeared, and it was zen.
orally believed that Murphy or Drs.
perado Jack, as he WINS familiarly
known--w0s accountable for the dis.
appearance. Murphy was typical
wcsterner, was born in the west. had
rovcd in the west for your.. aud &c
goes without sgying that he was au
expert at poker and a crack shot.
There were already clovcn notch.
rs upon the haudle OF his revolver
when met him lewus absolutely
fearless ond was regarded as the Ter.
r1r of the camp. Notwithstanding
The suspicious that ar1.s concerning
the old colonies Disappearance, there
was no positive evidence that Muir.
ply was the murderer. and probably
the right arm OF Che law would have
proved q little weak anyway in q
case in which Murphy was involved.
Il was playing poker one evening.
Ind dead c.uch, / thought, on my
opponent and the chances were ia
favor OF my becoming richer by
about Sl,5Up when Murphy sauu
turrd a. lie louugod around for %
few minutes. but finding nothing
else 10 interest him hc staggered
over 20 our table aud watched the
game Seeing that / wa, about 90
win he remarked iwolcutly to my
companion, Don't lnt Tint tender
foot get the best OF YOU Put down
that ten
Il fired up ia o second and was
ready 60 knock him down.
Study now, Billy; stiddy.' he
said 20 me iceringly
"Oi course lost mytcmper Calle,
him a murderer aud accused him q
killing Brown and added that every
body know It, Eyng me coolly, J.
drew out q silver mounted dcuiug, +,
with the remark
"'lomg man. IN give you Just
ono miuu 90 ,olo that back
you h d Che oomdg.l with h
own nm az ttutsn l4ftfuri.Dl "a | O..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
UTAn'S MINERALS.
Three Cases Of Them 10 Go from the
Macintosh sampliug Mills.

County SelRotmen Cahoon, BAN.
berger and Norris returned 10 Salt
Lake last evening from n shnrt
tIip through Murray, Tnylorsvillp, West
Jordan, sandy ana Union, which place.
they visited for the purpose OF making
arrangements Tor pOllipg-stations at
The ensuing bond election. They were
well received by the residents In the
localities named. At Sandy tho
sel,ctmen were invited to visit IL, NJ 20.
kintosh ssmpllng works, whore they
were shown three large cases filed
with samples OF Ulah's minerala, aud
which are about To DO forwarded g.
Chicago for exhibition at tne WOrlu'a
Far. Mr.. Bamberger this morning
told n NEWS reporter TIM. fOme OF the
specimens were among thp finest VI he
KIM he hal ever seen, and thst from
MY TO sevgnty-hve persons are Calibg
every day Mt the works TO inspect them.
Manager Gushing, he says, seems
quite proud OF the cOnlents OF the
packages, and welcomes gladly all who
care TO call and examine them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

An absurd elricatuc of james
Russell cl.nppclrrl ina Harvard
paper soon after ha had accepted his
prufessOrship. SOmo one vcnturcd
to ask him how he liked it, 70 which
lac replied that he was glad to sec
that the artist had kindly permitted
him TO wear plaid trousers, an limo.
cent fancy OF his 20 which Mrs Low
ell most strongly objected. Youths
COmDauio...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE MTNsrRELs- The sale Of seats
for the DesereI Minstrols begins ut the
box office tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
NYE AND BURBANK, the celebrated
entertainers appear this evening at the
Thehter. Tho fame OF the pair ought
10 crowd the house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
sInoKHoLprRs, NETTING.

NrOTIOE l. HEREBY GIVEN That
~ The annual meeting " tho stockholders
nj The -alt Lake Buid ng and Loan Attocit.
lion at utuh viii be- hold at TIE once OF said
corporation, 80, IS west, 1ccOni south street,
,ait lhGo CAV, On Friday, the iu.h day OF
March, lsH8, at Z 30 pm, 90 cluoto officers OF
Hniu nssnciHtion for the crsuiuE Yelri also To
rousider proposition 90 rvyisr the by.laws OF
y. j, THOMAS,
Secretary,
n.ild IN rnar, I'm. 1858
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

There IL no excuse Tor supporting
eastern manufacturers. We quote
home made red aud white Flaou,ls at
Doc per yard, reduced from 35c. ",
have only forty pieces. SeiIe this op.
pOTtunlty. Get the goods ut
PEorLE'5 EQUITABLE Co.op,
an Nam street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
wn>hlngton's u rthdHy Matinee
n,h y ght,
NOTICE.

NoTlCE Is HERlBN GIVEN THAT
~ there Will be- "a merinE NJ the stock.
hoiders uf tho Utah Stove a HARDWARE Com.
pany, al ~ Once, Sgs b., Eat tirst South
Tuesday. F,truiry esih A. y l-aa, for TIC
eject on " Ullcor0 and ho ltunfacuon OF such
other business 49, nay come before u,
JunN Il WIN DIR, in,
Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

Is connection with DR.. l'erRuson's loc-
mrc. Prof. Uyodalo VIII sing "Forbiddcn
song by the great Italian composer,
Gasialun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE Is HLREN GIVEN THAT
" John N. IonCr hdmiuia traitor OF the
estate uf William AmmonnAu, deceased, has
rendered Tor settlement and Ned m said cOurt,
hi. final account Of his Naturalization NJ said
estate and petition Ter llual dlsuI.
hutton NJ the residue OF sald estate unong Inc
pnTron4 rnuut thereto, ana tuat Tuesday, tho
iith aay of March a. a. la1, ul I'D o'clock IN
nj Inc tDurt room nf said court. in tho County
Z ourt House, salt l.Hkc Guy anu County. umh
Territory, ina uoen duly appointed hY tho
fudge OF said court Tor tue settlement Of said
ACCOUNT uud hcanns fuid petition tnr distrihii,
tiln. a. which time ami ulacu nny person inter
tstol ln SAID CettC may appear ami show
eause, Il any There pl WhY tnll account should
not be set led aud approved ana luAl dlslfihu.
lion made uH ur1vci lpI.
o. y. NELOI,
clerk ot the Probate Court.
ps Glus1IN hpnWNE ~ hanuts-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

Dr,In WIN FutHHuos COTTAGE
- ~ th.rf El.t nfiNucn louth ani
. 900 -laiu tn, IiHy Itrma Vs., y.
llulllrd. fi Wctt, arruut suutu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

Guy Dumss, u slender youth npJu /,
lweuty.Ono years ui AZ, was nrfarueu
Tor Yfgiug on December STU, 1872, =
cneck IN Wells, Farys X Co.'S. Otnk tot
s-0.5l,wi, intent tn dyifauG Ell Cor
do aud others. Ho said he wOulr
like To consult a lawyer before plead.
log, aud Attorney L9chiie was named
~ the court for That purpose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

Sold everywhere. Price CrIruuN,
10 ct-.; soar, ~ cir.; EE~uttENI, StUO
Prepared 10y rorrEG nuu0 $50 Curu-
CAL CoWunATfoN, lios.uu.
AN Abon the skin, Scalp and HAIR"
90 rngo.. 300 Diseases. mailed frI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
A Y0UNd nousEDHEAKER.

Charles Miller, boy about eighteen,
Sas nrraiguei tor burglary at The resi-
fence VI ~. J. Walter, ana further with
'tcailng n quantity Of wearing aplarc'
tu,TclfOm. lie said not guilty, and the
court appointed w. O. Reilly 70 defend
him. ihc trial was set lor the 2l.h
Instant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

In the divorce suit " George Thur
good VA. Charlotte T.. rnurg0ol (urder
TO show cause ON reicrence) the curt
Erected that uue notice DO gwen the
doiCnIgnt, anu five days were allowed
IN the case VI VIM. Pelego W. W.
IL. Dodge, Ihu hearing On order Tor in
junction was continued I'LL tue l5th
iuHt.
Tho atsument,on the trial Of the suit
Of EdNarJ +. Beck We. &. "A. Menu GA
otal. were resumed uuI the case suU'
United.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
.lrnnEv l,ns1.rn,s cLIENr.

Peter Frazier, indicted for forgery,
wished to wave the reading VI tne
indictment, and said lie would take
tno statutory time N plead. on advice
of his attorney, Judge" kasler, who
was not now present.
The court ordered Frazier to come
up aud plead tomorrow morning.
IL was close upon One O'c.OuK when
court adjourned for luncheon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

MONEY BROKERS.

YTARllts s. WtLspN-isn MATS srWEir
uto 1pef cent un tcli o.tatu. bank .tD.k.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

u v NITWl,
clerk ot the Probate Court.
Dc niusrIN iipnwNp - haunts-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

Commissioner Gfecnman has given
judgment IN the suiI OF Thumas w.
Russell Va. NichOl Hood. Hood was "a
constable Ia sugar House precinct anu
sold two impOuudeJ calves belonging
u tho plaintiff, VINO brought suIt on
the ground tuat proper notice OF the
sale WIS not given, aud demanded u
judgment VI so, the value OF the
calvcs, and $40 iOr damages. HIS
honor found Tor the defendant.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-10
an tiomor Oh beethoven,

1TltVIHI 70 TUV lN'"N
BoNN Ger, May 10 The great
national musical festival in honor
OF Beethoven, who was born in this
city, opened here today and viii
last for one week An the great
singers of Germany VIII participate.
This il the fist recognition of the
great composer by his native town,
although scores of statues have
risen to his glory elsewhere. Sev
eral thousln visitors have arrived
and the residence of the great com
poser will be Il dicated az national
muse um,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-10

with her left she passel
at the same moment to tn.
Lord Chamberlain the manuscript
containing her reply. This was
read oy that fanctionary. 1t was
very BRET expressing the pleasure
which it afforded Her Ma as.y to
comply with the request of her
loyal subjects, AID the further hope
that the institution would prove a
Ian lmark in the present era of adj
vancement. As the Lord Chamber
lain concluded the Princess b a.rice
handed TO the g leen q splendid
master key, made of precious
metals and studded with Jewels.
This the Queen applied to the door
of the silver model of the Imperial
Institute preeented to the Prince
and Princess of Wales by the citizens
of London upon the occasion Of
their silver wedding. As the key
uttered into the lock it pressed an
electric baton, and at the same
moment the orchestra struck up the
natlouN anthem, the bells OF the
Institute, manned by ringers from
every cathedral id the country. rang
out Joyous peal, and royal
RI ute was fired by the artillery
e'a.ioned in Hyde Pax. This con
cluded the ceremony, aud after Her
Msi.s had greeted several Of
those present the procession was re
formed aud she returned to BuDk
inghsm Palace. This afternoon III,
Lord Mayor will banquet the visit
ing mayors in honor of the occa non
and there viii be several other ball
ard bouquets in the dlferen
sections of the lily.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-10
aysleians Have Found Out

.0"'aininating ana foreign element in
w., developed by Indigestion. is toe
H., rheumatism This settles upon the
|, 1o'eH'aneous covert ne ofthe mus
Hsamerts Of the joints, causing con
w. III iAns Pain ana age;egat'ng as Il
ke.s chalky deposit which produces
49,, AN distortion o. the Joints. No fact
psHeace has demonstrated IN regard
h., stomach Bitters. has stronger
h. ~ suplof' than this, namely, thu t.
kB,tN' ls ~ eomIleneniive uses checks the
tiyel, ~ HTocious disease, nor Is it less
y.o, a0''shed that It is prefera BILE To
Bona 'e0 n'ed to arrest it, since the
s.o .on'a'ns only salgtary ing edlents.
\ p,,e as'snal remedy for malarial feyers,
Se.,. ' ayspeIs q, dney aud bladder
!os %, t ,,y am other disorders. See
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-10

Special to the News.
LOUISVILLE, ~, May 10 Tho
greatest meeting IN the history of
the Louisville Jockey Club opens
this afternoon and fully twenty-five
thousand VIII cheer the winner Of
the blu. ribbon Of the west. Seven
hundred horses, the pick and
Hover of the west and south, are
quartered at the track, and Will
have an opportunity of showing
their metal during the meeting,
The field IN the derby this after
noon il the largest for years.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-10
,,,,u.titute IDaugurnted.

|ellai
4, The News
| yoRN, May lo.-A dispatch
h ,pdon says: The Imperial
10 in llensington Gore was
r. iuauguiaN today 10y her
Z the Queen. 1t was a state
f,,ial and attended by a
|, manifestation Of pomp and
hon has characterized the
d the Queen through the
inv occasion since her coro-
an June IS, 1888. The
ts a memorable one, more
ham the fact that in consent
|ofciate on the occasion, her
/ had caused it to be semi
V stated that this would be
!, occasion upon which she
make a public entree into the
hollis. Not, therefore, unit |
| upon which the remains of
Moved severe Ga are to be laid
will London witness another
| lion with royal pomp, and
Een the bright colors Of today
J lave given place to the ,rap'
Of woe. By proclamation of
BIRD MAYOR and the court Of
ben the day was declare Il a
holiday, the banks and other
Id Institutions were closed
|tsiness of all kinds, save that
|ses:ity, was absolutely sus,
Ii from one end OF the great
! the other. In the East + ii
h as in the West tens OF thou
Of union lacks and royal
BIDS we're thrown to the
! a. daylight. While from
[,nsion Hose west along the
"a emb,nk ment in one dlrec.
through Cheapside, Feet
ANA the Strand in another
HE NoAborn viaduct, out New
rd street TO Bayswater ROAD
hother, every business house
fc Institution and church editict
Upright with bunting, the sky
klesr and the air balmy; in fac
Pre- typical May day could
kely be imagined. All
Oa seemed to hav
ID itself out al an early hour
Ps not only the metropolis itsel
was represented in the throng
streets. but Bristol, Manches
Birmingham, Sheffield, Gla4
Edinburgh. Dundee, Belfast
In, and scores of other cite
+ United Kingdom had sen
delegations to give eclat t
femorable occasion. The re
Of Hyde Park and Keasin ITO
n was of course, the grea
FlVous of the populace, and t
breathing spaces it poured
Ter ending stream through
avenues tha. connected wit
|iarthest corner of the city
sands came on foot from Bo
Hackney and Dalston, ar
faltch, Aimehouse and Whit
FL and others of the distric
are ten to fifteen miles ava
the central point of the day
Cltles. The route over whi(
(0!al procession was to pass W
on either side with gaily de
F. grand stands, a few being I
e Tor private parties, but Il
Ill'y being open 10 the publ
[ayment f sixpence, or twel
h More than half a million
Fpe e, were thus provid
The others packed sldewal
|s'eps and windows, and era
:, ana wherever else they cou
nySlelans Have Found Out
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.xITJCENT DEMON.
1" r,oyI> LONDON.

.,,alIns,itnte Of the Ken
'p Iuaugurated with
'V' ,u,posing Ceremonies.
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special 10 tho News.
CiucAGo, May l0.-'Fhe sons aud
daughters Of Vermont now resident
IN this city, together with several
hundred numbers Of the Vermont
Press As cation and kindred
Organizations, participated today in
the dedication If the Vermont
building Tee formal assignment
of the structure 10 the national
commissioners was made by Gov.
Lew j Fuller IN IN eloquent ad-
dress Director General Davis &C.
cep.ed the trust. The Grafton OF
the day was delivered Wy eN.Gov.
William +. Dillingham;, one of
ermouls ablest orators Lieut..
Gov. S.ranahan, State Treasurer
Field, Secretary Of State Browneil
and Congressman Gout also de
livered addresses. Subsequently a
public reception vas held.