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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
TREATMENT BY MAIL.
No Necessity Of Coming to the City
for Treatment.

Almost every mail brings letters asking Drl
Mansfield ana lilaHut H. 10 necessary IN 1.-Two
In salt Lake Ia order Ca take the treatment
Can you tfuat patients AZ their homes by MALI
and other questions ut similar import.
Drs Mlusuuld and UlHsett doslre to state
therefore, Tor tho benefit uf those who may be-
hcfitatug about WriuuE 90 them. that By their
question 90 uks ami other hyatcmnuC arrange
BE- obtained o. make treatment au easy matter
Thus patients can Do treated at their own
homes a. well a. lu SAT- Lake, Medicines are
sent By uNprcss, q regular correspondence ID
required aud mainiluud, aud the physicign
and patient AFRO thus la constant touch
Prompt replies arc made 10y urs, Mansfield <
hiHsutt notifications iu treatment prescribed
with thr proper medicines and iH every detail
csCh caHU o. worked ono until cure h. elected
Enclose ccnu lu stamps when you write Tor
question circular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

MINNEApOLIs, MIMI, Oct. The
reports OF the national convention Of
the womau'S Foreign Missionary SO
ciety, Methodist Episcopal Church,
presented at t.dgy'a session, showed
that the different branches contributed
s2g7, g83 f0r missionary work during
the past year, an inoToafp Of sll, 0H
over tho previous year. The report "
the missionary uapors showed the Ms
sets 10 o. sOj2l, and the circulation
about 81 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

srRiNuFfELD, Ill.,, Oct co.
Arguments were commenced to-day IN
the United Stutss cltClit court IN the
uaso Of tho Crowned kiug Mining
company, whose property 10 located at
Crowned King, Yavapsi county, All.
z,ua, against Ouin V. Place and
George r. Harrington. ON "a motion 10
onJoin Place from holding slUokhOlI.
ere mUating or attempting TO vote the
stock Of Wash q. Checkels, which hc
held by proxy, OF from selling OK ~.
signing his shares OF stock In the
mine, and also 10 onloin Harrington,
the secretary, from issuing any new
certificates OF stock for those now held
by Place.
The arguments were continued until
November 18Th, aud Judge Allon
ordered Place, Harrington nnd !. l..
Matchand 10 turn over 20 the court oil
books and accounts Of the company
held by them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
ARCrIo EXPLORERS.
a party starts for the sorthern re.
giurs In small Hoata.

PIT1suuRu, Oct OCT. 97.-Captaln
Aaron Kingston, OF California and
party Of ten lett PittsbuTg today IN
three small VESSELS, their objective
point being Brrrcll Island, In the
Northern Arctic Ocean; about two
hundred miles north OF wnetc the
jeanette was lost. Tho boats are NOT
much LARGER than ordinary skiiis, but
Captain Kingston IL confident OF tho
success OF the expedition, From Pitts
burg tho expedition will 20 down TO
New Orleans, then through tho Gulf
Of Mexico TO the eastern coast OF South
America, to Caps Horn, up the west
coast TO Boring Sea aud tho straits
and into tho Arctic seas. In the party
are Captain kingoton's wife, his
brvtker.in-law, aud q. II. Spangtl and
wife. They expect TO DO gone u year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

''l couldn't sleep. ! would ~! un feeling
more hAu had boon working hard Instead of
rhinf Goo obtain rest I tried number ut REM
cdirh rcc1mmoniUr for auch troubles, but mono
OF ihtm rendered ne ruIigi. ] IrramJ urspuu.
cent Hnu f. tthht there was n0 hoip Tor me.
~ read OF lrf MuuHnOIn and lHasOttsa Hklll
IN HnANuE other eases similar 30 NINE aud
concluded 70 Hiyc them trial fully expecting
90 lnd The same old result future went 10
them aud began their treAtmuut after Icing ~.
hur'd mat they dld not undertake. any case
unless y was within their power 10 effect
euro, hh honesty was thu boot policy ana ftlf
wa thc uAtiH OF their elaine.
81 have On enc Dra Mansfield aud uIssetrs
treatment ana remedies, and followed their 40.
fccuola luNN ami ava happy 10 stntn that TO-
d1Y trcl hs we'll aH ever ilid. An my former
annoying fpWptnm1 have disappeared. Head.
Hchcs gone, nose clear. thruat clear, rigging in
ears stopped, and cat we'll aud Hlsop sound
and Ryt up irpling frr.h and hearty. i recon.
mend Drs, MfnFnrld AMI histot - the world,
ana viii verify thiH HtutHWuut O. any emo call
Ing on me 10 mT residence in Center " ard,
Campo Lane, eat Lake cry, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

OMAHA, Neb,, Oct. 2B.-Mrs. Elias
Ruuiger Of South Omaha, confessed to
her husband that she had been inti-
mate with Henry Reiser. Rudiger
Asked Ruiaur 10 make similar state.
ment; In order that divorce might
be procured quietly. Roiser declined
TO DO this This evening Mrs. Ruii-
ger asked Reiser TO help her, aud he
refused again. The woman then fired
twice nj her aeducer, one shot sever.
ing tho spinal cord.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

that the club put w a deposll o. $4,000
as guarantee for the fight TO come oil
In New Orleans. The champion
urged the club to meko the date Tor
the contest eaflicr thnn Get by the
Coney leland Athletic 1lub, auu sug-
gested the latter part Of November.
NCorbett said. al am nnxi0uu 10 nc
c0mmodate Mitchell, and now that |
am relieved of tho C0ncy lslhud cluo
agreement, SEQ my way clear TO do
70, although the purse is less than that
| COutended Tor with Sullivan"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

LINCOLN, Neb., OCT 2j.-A FIRE
which caused a great scare VA the city,
through rumora OF heavy lOss OF he,
but happily unattended by fatalities,
broke out In the enclosure " the state
penitentinfy In the manufacturing
buildings Of the Institution about 0
O'Clock this evening. II had It's origin
In the iounify-roOm, spread rapidly
and entirely consumed tne room, az
well as the ones In which are this range
works aud harness shops. There was
some anxiety among the conviuts, but
they were never In tho slight dan
ger, and Warden Beemer provided for
thoir transfer TO another part Of the
building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

Tho wealthy Russian Oh kings, tho
Nobel brothers, who havc driven Amori-
can oil out of eastern Europe, have no
lack Of crude petroleum, for the firm IT,
self is said TO own 90 oil wells near Bal,u,
and several are plugged down, not being
wanted 40 present One of these mon
ster wells has suddenly spoutod 10000
600 gallons TO the surface, and not long
ago tho grcat Drooiba fountain roso TO
the hoisht OF 300 feet aud elected the oil
al the rate Of 5000 tons a day.--London
Tit-Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
10 NInI.Ing ol q llnn noal.

New HORlS, Oct. 20.-Rocent dis.
patches from Haiti throw new light on
tho sinking OF tho gun boat Alexaudre
Petr0n, which II said TO have goue
down Ia hurricane near Cape
Tlburon. ltRppears now that the yo'-
sci WINS sent 10 tue bottom by paid
Ggonta Of General Manigat, leader Of
the revolutionary party, when for
years has boen plotting for tho over.
throw Of President Hippolyte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Oct Co.
The coroner touay adjourned the Tn.
quo,t In the Grand Trunk wreck until
November STU, Ia order TO give Law
yer Hurlburt time 10 investigate some
testimony he expects 10 produce In be-
half Of Conductor Scott, who Ia now
willing to go on the stand. rhe body
OF Rrp. Is, ID. WOOD, OF Cato, n. r.,
was positively identified today. This
booty Ia the one sent TO Edwardsburg rs
Mira. H.. A. AlITlch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
ND. IIIsIIop. In rI,rnolI.m.

CHCAuO, Oct. :0.-George Painter,
M ailegpu wlir murderer, sentenced TO
I've hanged on December lat, says he
thinks nypuotiAn Will help him So
cure IA pardon. He declares that a
man In a hypnotic state must tell the
truth aud act lust as he did on the &C.
cnslon no 10 questioned about. Painter
hopes Governor Altgeld will permit
hlm TO submit 70 experiments, with
view to acquiring a pardon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

LONDON, oct. ga dispatch TO the
YM,s irOn Zanzibar says "a lieutenant
attached 10 thc Italian steamer
Sntletn, was recently stabbed aud
killed az Merknh, n seaport town VI
East Aiflon. The death VI the Italian
lieutenant was Immediately avenged
by the bOmbariment OF MurkAh, our
Ing which a number OF Somalis were
killed aud considerable damage done
To the town
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
sCENEAr CIncUs.
mig Lion nreHk. Looso aud Create,
Terror.

NEW YORK; Oct. 96.-WalIace, the
big lion belonging 10 Bostock's Aus
tralian circus, today escaped from his
cage and mangloi and killed a horse
anu badly injured the owner, Frank
B0s,Och. Two women and two child
rem, who were In the building were
rescued with difficulty through the
hay loft floor. Tnere was "A scene OF
Wild confusion, and tue other animals
In the building were wild with fear,
their yolls adding additional terror to
the scene.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

NEW YoRS, Oct. s8.-The te-trlal OF
the SUIT OF Alexander Stewart against
Judge Henry Hilton was begun todny
before Judge Daily, In the court Of com
mon plohr. Ex-Judge Curtis nopenlng
for the plaintiff, traced the pcdigreo OF
hls client nud showed his relationship
10 the lata Alexander Stewart, wnOsv
will is involved IN the suil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

NEW YomS, oct. 26.-rhe Chicago
and 81. Louis special train which drew
tut OF the Pennsylvania railroad depot
this afternoon In Jeuey city, had ut.
tachrd to II the private car Mast, In
which was Mrs. u. =. Grant with her
party, bound for California, where
they viii spend tho winter on the
TAuch OF Jesse L.. Grant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
A New onrh.n, nnnh,inI.

NEW HoRiS, Oct. 2j.-The new gum
boat Mnohins arrived hurs this morn.
Ing irOm her trial trip. There II CON
siderable doubt a. tn nor stability and
the report u tue gnvernme inspect
Ing board will DO iookoa Tor nnxiousiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

AsnURY PARK, n. j., oct. 26.-.ro.
nisht champion j, J. Coroett receiv, d
dispatch from the Olympic club
New Orleans, Offering "a purse
$50, 600 Tor the Corbett-Mltchell glove
contest to be- decided at their club
Corbett Immediately replied his ac-
oeptance OF the oder, but stipulatoI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

Headaches, Ringing In Enrs, Weak
Eyes, Soro Throat, Hawking, Splitting
l.nss OF Appetite, SlooplUz-nosa. otc.. arc
all caused by Cntlrrh. Dr.. Mansfield
and hissoIt euro It. only Is month,
medicines FREQ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
@RiS%s
%GRANoE~
MESTERN}
tsls RuuyEY1
sNSA@&s.
s,'Ndsra osssA
< CURRENT rrI yAn,s
In Eject Juiv aoih. is0L

frAvrs sAtr LAWN
No a-Tur Provo, hluEnAms ~ AsAieh
and oil pOiutf t........a.....s. sos an
ko,t-ior Provo Grand function and
hllp0iup East........ ......... ton,ul
No. t--Tor Eureka, tfrovn. Manu-,
and HhItua ..........a... o.. - On pm
No. s-For ogden and Wott............lliol p m.
No l-hor OFutn and The West ..a.- II 40 a.iA
IN ryra saw fAWp
No, l-FrOm kurrkn. Provo. Grand
junction md tho Ehlt............ti ioj AN.
No t-Frum Provo, Grand JuncN1n
and The Etst....................... n 80 p.m.
No, b-lrom bingham, Provo, Manu
ana haInH ............... o.. .....s-. NV psiu.
10 f-If0m o. Zen and tho Week.. ] ~ An.
No. f-ffOm Ogio. srl tho West. t'iQ pm
only line running through Pullman lalaeo
Double Drawing Room sleeper O. beaver VIA
Crane Junction and To Kansas city and thlcas
gu via Colorado points and only line running
Pullman Shoppers salt LAtr W son Francisco
10 changes close conneauonn. bAfciG speed
and comfort
Ttsk,tnGic. No. 10 -. end south at.
u. Z. UuDek, A. h. MHLkn I'll. BKEEkrr
Gen. hEnaEoE Gen. bupL Gen. Y. al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
A CasssI hank Fails.

BERLIN, Oct. 2j.-rhe Frankfurter
ZctuHg announces the failure Of the
bank OF Pieiilet y Harldcgou OF Cassel,
WIN liabilities OF 100000 marks.
Pieiller has abscondei. IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

located IN salt Lake CITY, parrnauHncy, Ros'
possibility and 9Aill form the basis OF every
clam they make.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
City Ticket OmCo, 2Ol Main Street.

Il. J.. uuHLEY, Gent Al ratsrr Dept
L. DICKINSON. General Manage
4. L. LOMAN, q, n. q ~. Agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
Zion Medical Institute

Located permanently ~ Rooms 3O2, 8O3,
800, Dooly ,POJ Building, Salt Lake
City, Utah
y. d. Mansfield, MD.
J. A. Bissut MD.
Consulting Physicians
spocihltiest Al diseases OF tho I'VE. Ear.
Nose Throat ard LuugB, all Chronic Diseases'
Onicc hOurs-p 20 10 .n,, 2to bpm, Itos
pm. sundays, % AN. 20 pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
Only 6DaTSM More
In Which 10 Take Advantage Of The
Five Dollar a Month Raio for
Treatment end hedIcilo
iOrall Diseases attl8
Zion Medical
Institute.

All who wish to Ayaii thomsciysa OF
this Extremely Low unta should
du ~ iioinrr Nov. 1t tndrnthbic
Evidence submitted ~ Proofs OF
Remarkable Results Attained
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
I'M A WELL MAN.

Arc tho startling bu. 80. true words
spoken by Mr. Rock, who vat suffer-
ing from Ca.arrh OF tho head. throat
aud stomach.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
Office In Doloros National Bank
Building. Salt Lake City,
Utah. Telephone. la.

pmEoroRs, rs Richards, rhos q. wsbhes,
n. ". clayton, Eliaa A. Smith, NJ. Y. Gun.
ninss. james II. Moyle. Cbas. Z. RiehArda,
4 W. Carlson. !. Y, CvusF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
Very Important Word Received
From the East.

We have received important word
from our buyer, Mr.. Fyer, in the
East, that he has expressed 200 more
Ladies' and Misses Jackets-the
greatest of all purchases he has ever
made. Bought at i0c on the dollar
Think of it! Ten per cent less than
our first great purchase. An immense
manufacturers line, who was pressed
TO do it, They aIe here and on sale
to-day. They'll go quick We are
doing the Cloak trade Of salt Lake.
Crowded every day. We were com
PEELED to increase our number of
saleslades. Let us impress upon
you strongly once more Remember,
today, w ednesday, il will be a mem
omble one. 200 lovely Garments.
OUR HOTTO...QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
Our 50, ST. 50, 81 and SO ClOaks are lovely.
1t costs nothing to see them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-04
a ouonLrsm nruErrIoN.

The Dallas News yesterday published
the list Of buildings aud damages ut
Cisco published In The Gazette Monday
AND called Il exclusive. II the two lists
are compared they will he found 10 agree
very Well The Gazette has ndmittedly
given the bes't r,port- Of the Ciscn horror
putaish,-i In ANY newspaper. but like the
Associated Press IN the Bakervlle riol.
and the New York Tribune on the lose
NJ sea OF one of the largest steamships,
the fake iend got 10 his work. II IL
easy In times Of distress and confusion
TO deceive 81 newspaper by representing
living men ne dead Il is as EASY as Il
Is ocwardly. A matter of that kind can
only beviewed from a humanitarian aud
not from journalistic standpoint A
false report OF a persons death sends
sorrow and de-olaton 10 the nomr.s of
his friends wherever thcy may be,
throughout the country. aud until they
learn HAT Il is the work Of some man
whom Il wouldibc battery to call dis.
"ple OF Ananias, the sorrow Is lust ma
wal as though the story was true. The
Gazette Ia very glad 10 he able to say
that Mr.. Bidwell aud Mr., Swartz are not
dead, as reported. and it regrets that
there was any mau to be found, 20 vile,
that he would deceive the correspondent
who sent the dispatch,
Il is not the hnt tine that this Kind
Of reports have b,-cn sent, and the most
careful aud reputable papers In the
United States have been Ticu,u..,,, that
way, There Is no law to reach s,cn vases
snd the Legislature should PISS onc be.
fore It's adjournment The false report
Of The wrerking oi train, the loss OF "A
nldp, lidii IN which men an. killed or
fetal accidents causing sorrow ami posi-.
Nly deaths from nervous shocks when
rad by friends Of the nartic. reported
dead should bc made criminal onense
e he visited with severe punishment.
nhs liaH'.gtr IL nstls proud OF its r,-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-04
SHE WAS PRETTY,


Hillsboro, Tex. May 3.-(Special.D y
somewhat Of sensation was caused in
town this morning over the arrest of Il
man and u woman supposed to be his
wife, but which facts uscprtained later.
dispruye. About six weeks ago man
aud woman giving their names us Mr.
and Mrs tedoch applied for board nj
Mrs. Martins, which was given them.
aud nothing strange was thought about
1t until last night when thry We're both
placed under arrest,
About week. agp Sheriff Bell re-
cei:cd = warrant for their arrest from
'lir sheriff at Paris, aud has since been
watching To locate them. which lie sue
rrtVled IN doing last evening, aud prompt
~ placed thcm under arrest. They were
seen byaour reporter this morning. The
woman T,fuscd TO talk, She is young aud
good LOGGING. The man, when slked for Il
81 ltemeht, said: 81 was acquainted With
her In Paris, also her husband, who was
very Indifferent towards her and treated
her cruelty, and at last drove her away
from his hous', and when she came 10
me and told me about her trouble | gave
her money and She went TO Dallas, and
few months later | nat her VI
and from that place we came here and
have been living as man and wife since"
They Will be taken to Paris tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-04
WEATHEEFoRD.


Wcatherford, Tex. May 3.-CSpccial)
The meeting at the Methodist church
Is growing in gricc and IN interest Up
wards Of fifty souls have been brought
10 see the error Of their way and have
faced about. A large tented tabernacle
has been erected on the North Side. in
Which meeting under the management
of Evangelist Brown will be commenced
in II few days, and between the two
religious fires the prOphcsy Is that IL
viii be- uncomfortable for the gentle
man with the fry eyes. cloycn feet and
cnudnl upprndHgr"
In the district court the special vcmirc
is rapidly dwindllng In the H. G. Vernon
murder case. Al this writing not Il
venircman has qualified Many had
opinions and the balance having "con-
scicntiOus scruples in regard to inhict-
Ing The death penalty as II punishment
for crime Judge i W. Patterson re-
assumed the reign this evening. While
he has been absent CN-Cunnty Judge
/. \. Roach presided over the body.
Tile Republic. q newspaper plant I'M
der the control Of III. g. Shropshire,
received a new supply Of machinery
and a number Of fonts of ornamental
and plain tyne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-04
LIVESTOCK NOTES,


j.. w. Childress. cattle feeder OF
Benhrook, came In yesterday.
Thomas Gerrin, stock claim agent of
the Santa fe. was here yesterday.
Merrill Davis, a well known Baylor
county cowman. is in the livestock cen.
W. Wcaiherford, prominent Ellis
county siockmnn, was among yesterday $
visitors
j. l.. Pennington. livestock agent of
TIE Santa Fe, viii arrive today from
Tom c; Andrews, Fort Worth cat
tleinnn. is back from q trip to Hot
Springs. Ark
jim Daugherty of Abilene, the well
known Gentleman. was here yesterday,
on route to the Territory.
Il. i. Leonard, cattlcman of Strawn.
was talking livestock TO his acuunin.
tances in the city yesterday.
Colonel W. Hunter, agent here of the
Evans-Snyder-B company. left ON a
trip TO 1t. Louis last night.
Sevcnty-fve cars of cattle (steersl
shipped from Alice by Frank Houston.
were in the Texas aud Paciiic stockynrds
yesterday. Their destination is Beaver.
:, W ~. morton, VINO represents q. &.
Peters x West, a livestocl; commission
firm of Kansas City, was here ycster,
day, and leaves this morning 10 shin
out livestock from Midland.
Ben Hackett of this city shipped ont
five cars of fine, fat hogs yesterday.
Three cars We're for the St Louis mar.
krt, one for III Paso. and one for Gal.
weston. They We're double deckers.
Cattlcmen from Western Texas saw
that the cattle business is looking nh
in that section for the season Of the
year, and that prospects look favorable
Tor heavy shipments IN the fall on the
line Of the Texas and Pacific as far west
as Midland.
There is good run of sheep on the
Texas and Pacific at present. A shin,
mcnt recently made by John Scarbrongb
from Midland to st, Louis made The
per hour including long stops for feed.
ing purposes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-04
Az ENracrEn vIsIroR.


The private Affairs VI Prince Ernst ,.u,n.
ihor the hnither OF the cuprpSs az t;crinnnv.
lnN" given rlso tu a national suuudni In
that munify and us The yuunr man viii
hrNhhly be- one ~ the rcnrcsenntiv,,s oi
roNAty who VIII visit The United stairs his
snnmrr the story becomes ~ n,or, thai,
ordinary Interest 20 Americans. SHORTLY
before Emperor William Went 10 Rome hs
pnW inc 'dcliis ~ huuur" Contracted IN ia
MthrrmMw amounting To uorr thsn,
Sl-aNM The Wild designations NJ Inc prinve
~ hHslW 'veurls On ffittrivhs Strasse havr
h'eh hs'orlnus Ter snmc months. lie Nv,s
malN Nhh'' rigli aud h,ft d, mcn ami
MuulEn. nhd the hicis finally ,aute tn ihe
knowlclrv ~ the kaiser. who WAS greatly
NhtNENh RATHER tuNn permit SiiiI rr,,atrt
publicity be rald all claims our ~ thc r,ysi
hulst' AMI thNu nr,tvdrd Tn deal with ihr
"rrlnE Nnnng man, lio packtd him OH u, in
castle OF lmkenAn, In Slcsla aud af,lnt,si
MIN 10 stay there until hr gav,, hin, KIM,
lnlsslon 70 Leave. llo forbade Him Ia VI,
,qrh m l|rlln Tor two years aud hrol. III
W. household at the Vapllal III danrlV,ll
nun " nv position In ihr army ana ,gi.llrr'
81 ah nticfr Who WAS implicated NTH hin,
IA "i-.liNliun, THE empress Hnuht la Win
20 sniicl those drastic measures, hi,t 'shc
~, eoclvd pnly N ncrsuadlng thr ompArnr
20 allow The prlncc in carry out at ID lst,,r
latr hls nriectcd visit 10 Amrrlen III
mivuuel 10 start next mOnts mn hr ,sili
Nnl WAiil Tile lpir summer or flll