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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-25

TIE VOTE IN TIE SENATE.


WAsmHuroN, d. G., Fob. ai.-rhe
nmondmout reported by the committee
on appropriations, striking out the
paragraph Gh3li'hlng tho Utah com.
mission aul Substituting $4,000 for
the compensation Of I've commission.
ors, clusei discu sion. At the close
81 tue debate vote was taken on
striking out tho HOUSE paragraph
aboishing the Utah commIsglon aud
comforting It's dulles upon tho COVER
nor, chief justice aud secretary oi the
Territory OF Uah. Tbs paragraph
was s'uck out-yeAs 80, nays %.
Three Democratic senator's, Jones Of
Arkansis, Palmer and Voorhees,,
voted with tho Republican, la favor OF
striking II out.
Carey offered an amendment TO-.
qulrlng all territorial Offices to be
filed by bona flie residents, and al.
dressed tho Senate i4i favor OF tho
IDEA. Tao amendment was excluded
on point Of order.
The amendment Offered hy Woluott,
increaliug the appropriation ios the
expenses .! the civil service commits
sion, ptucipilatud discussion, but the
amenumcnt was iinaiiy agreed To-. No
further progress was made when the
Senate adjourned.
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oorbeit aud srltchelI.

New York, Feb. 2i.-While It 10
not definitely known II Corbett and
Mitchell have signed articles for q
fight 1t IL known That q match has been
made that II satisfactory 10 principals
and hackers. Brady, VINO IL acting Tor
COrbeit, and Mitchell have already
come to an agreement aud IL Is very
probable that the articles were either
aligned yesterday or today. Brady has
already deposited $4,000 with Dave
Blanchard. Mitchell has also sont a
representative 10 Boston with Brady
10 deposit his $4,000 stake. Mitchell
~ not reluctant In sayiug that the fight
viii surely and positively occur IN
December unless something now un-
known should prevent the meeting.
cit Il time" said Mitchell, dor
Brady nnd | TO come To a fual sottle.
ment. ! have not the femottsl doubt
that tho match will take place and
either Cogbrtt or will be champion OF
tho world before many mouths. can't
say II the articles OF agreement have
been signed. have some regard for
American prisons aud 1t would not do
ior me to say 1 have already signed OF
iutcnd 10 do 3d."
bTauy Will w 70 NhubuA Nltuln
few days and so will Mitchell. It
may be that Mitchell ana Brady
have signed formal agreement to
mest Ia CunSda. When que.tiOned on
the point anu asked what Will be the
object Of his going to Canaia, Mitchell
said: SONY for pleasure trip. Brady
and | Will make short tour OF the
states and Canada. We will leave
here on Monday and will probably
reach Canada ON Tuesday or Wednes.
day. The tip ia for no other reason"
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Temperance Lecture.

Mr.. Tatum, the QUAKER Temperance
lecturer, delivered an instructive ard
interesting speech In the meeting
house last evening TO large and
appreclative audience. which Included
many Of the young people, Tho way
the speaker calculated the perniciOus
effects OF inioNicants ana tObac 60, rs
well as tho evils OF neglecIiDg good,
moral aud religious culture, reflected
credit upon him aud cannot hil to
have good effect
MIR. ratum strongly favors legisla.
tive prohibition rs the best aud suIest
means OF meeting the difficulty OF IN.
temperance. lie holds that what de.
praveH the individual, uegrades the
nation, anu that healthy stats OF
things cannot exist IN the body polite
where drunkenness iiOurishts anu
where legislation consents 10 the use
aud manufacture VI spititOus liquors.
j. g..
AMEmoAN Fork, FEB. 24lh, 1898.
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Two Sets of Articles.

Atucl CO Of incorporation Of Miles,
5ltevoll d Ulmor have been filed with
Territorial Secretary Sells. Tho bust.
ness o. the company Will be- that Of
general Wholesale and retail hardware
business, with capital stock 500, 900.
The place Of business will be at Ogden.
The iuc0rpOrators are George NJ. Miles
and George Ulmer.of Miles City, Mon.
tana, ana Charles 3. StTeven, j. ].
Certes anu A. j, Warner OF Ogdon.
Articles Of incorporation OF the John
ScowcrO.t q Sons Company have also
breu fled with Secretary Sells. The
inoorporatOrs are John, Joseph, Will
lard aud Heber Scowcroft, William
Jennings, Joshua 4. R1Ckham aud
VIM. White, all Of Ogden. The com.
plny will carry ON general merchau-
dising aud manufacturing business at
Ogden. Capital stock, $4,000.
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SNlLL FXPORT OF com TODAY.
Treasury 0m]'als BsI,oY1 T1at ,he
Tide las Changed.
a nAL,NoE OF FmnEr mihLIoNs.
Receipts Ia ENccss Of Expenditure. --
what ~ Wanted for
Pens Ions.

WAsnrNuTON, ID. g., Feb. gI.-rhc
ucnsury statement shows decided
improvement today. Advices received
show that tie export OF gold ut New
York Tor tomorrow viii reach only
100000. Here It was eNpscled that a
million would be required t. meet the
demands Tor foreign shipment. This
taken Ia connection with the fact thnt
Ia the face OF the gold agitation the
government increased N gold holdings
by $4,000 Inspired confidence aut H. j
10 tne belief among treasury ollr.ais
that tho tide had changel. VITA the
100000 10 gold TO be exported tomor.
row, subiractol from theirep golI heid
IN the Treasury, a net halaucU will be
len OF more than 80 OOO,O1O. The re-.
ccipls have slso been in excess OF tue
expenditures AMI the close OF tile
M NTH Will show the ledger almost
balanced despite the lac. that more
shan 81, JJj,UO0 Is r,qiirol for pension
paymenta.
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TuE mAwAIIAN PROBLEM.
A Strong Feeling Against Annexation
Developing.

WASHINGTON, d. Q. Feb. 24.-A
strong feeling of hostility 10 the Hawa-
iian treaty Is entertained by some
leading members OF the House. IL 10
possible tuat the closing hours OF Con.
gress wilt witness a lively debate over
the rights Of the House IN the matter.
I he movement started with the Dem
Ocralio members, but some Rspubll.
cans, inclined % take the same Wow oil
mo matter, will jim in voting for u
resolution OF the character proposed.
Alta meeting Of the subcommittee
OF the cimmittee ON ways and means
ia charge OF Alf. Springer, the HawA-
nau treaty resolution was discussed
lively. rho indications, IL is said,
point to It's adoption by u majority OF
the subcommittee ana the Ways ami
neans committee. The resolution dc.
ulares that the House has Right TO be
consulted before new territory is added.
Mossts. Tnutst0n and CARER Of the
Hawaiian commission have gone 10
Chicago. The former VIII return to
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Boston, Feb. ga local paper
says the sensation OF the day In the
shoe and leather trade Ia the news OF
the agreement between the Boston
and New York s1le leather firms, re.
presenting capital OF Si5,OOO,00J, with
a view OF controlling tho output OF
the tannerios under their control anu
subsequently, the price OF sole leather.
The arrangements have been going
ON very quietly for some lime, anu
even now have not been fully per-
fected, though there has been apledgoi
agreement among the parties 10 the
combination. II IL known that the
head VI the movement, Thomas Il.
Proctor, OF Boston, who has been most
active In lolming the organization,
said some ninety firms were In the
agreement.
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Probability, rcsult In the railroads riy.
lax ~ terminals IN tho city and re.
mUyin outside Of the limiis. Hu said
Il BE- uo tXsggefaiion 10 s,y that lo ole.
waite the tracks IN the manner required,
wouli practically bankruut every ono
% The IgaJs. 10 would tr difficult 10
raise tue money necessary unlciH they
could show that their earnings we're
Autlclcut to cover the iutcicsi. aud
tHa, caurot DO shown by any Of the
c0miauica. II they ATE compelled TO
Iclire beyond the city limiis, many
large Industries now located neat their
uacts iu the city VIII undoubtedly
follow ihtn, aud the public win be put
10 great inCouvoniorCr.
Mt. Miller thilks thu gralc.crosliug
problem could uv solved In moro prac-
Icil way rcrhnIe, by building via.
ducts whcfc necessary. Many other
rn.lfoli clllciala oxprcs.oI similar
opinions.
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NEW YORll, Fe0. IA rowing
match was arranged this afternoon be-
tween Edwin Hanlbu Of Toronto and
Wallace Ross NJ this city. Articles
were signed whereby Ross and Hanlan
agreed TO row TOT the chempionship,
the challenge cup ana a purse OF $1,000
the distance Of tiyo miles with turn,
the race TO be for the five'mile single
scull championship Of America, the
race to be r0wed Tuesday May 30, 1893,
at "a place to be mutually agreed upon.
The trophy shall 20 to tho winner with
tho purse OF $1,000 ami the winner VI
the cup must DO prepared to defend the
same against all comets according 10
tho rules governing tue same.
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Adrni Prepared to 90 90 Washington.

BLooMISaroS, ILL.,, Feb. ga
Arrangements are now complete for
Vice Presijent.elect Steveneon's trip
to Washington. He will be the guest
OF the Illinois Democratic club OF this
city, which has chartered n special
train to run from here to Chicago via.
the Chicago and Alton, thence to
Washington over the Baltimore h
Ohio. Is sides Mr.. Stevenson ami
family, Mr.. and Mrs. James =. Ewing
and numbers Of other friends Will
travel In the private car. In tho other
cars OF the train will be- 100 members
Of the Illinois CLUB with ladies. A
representative OF tho Associated Press
viii accompany the train. twill leave
Bloomington at O'Clock next Monday
morning, aud is scheduled to arrive at
Washington Tuesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
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BERLIN, Feb. .l.-rhis being the
sixty.secOud birthday VI Chancellor
Won Csprivi, the kaiser fret called at
the ohGucellor's residence TO conyratu.
late him. The kaiser addressed the
chancellor In terms OF warm esteem,
and expressed the wish that his lite
might he spared for many years. Then
his majesty personally presented to the
chancellor his sword OF honor, gold.
hilted and spiendidly enotustcl gith
proclous stones. The gilt Is regarded
Us significant, in view Of the alarming
reason which Caprivi held out Tor the
passage OF the army bill.
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LAKEWOOD, n. j., Feb. "a. - Mr..
Cleveland has appointed IL. f. Thur.
Dor Of Detroit, Mich, his private Sec
retary.
Henry T. Thurber, Il a member Of
the law firm OF Dickinson, rhurber Il
Stevenson, Of Detroit, Mich. The
offer 0i the private seofotaryship came
10 Mr.. ThuTber by telegram and was a
complete surprise. lie announces he
will accept the position, Mr., lhutbef
has been associated with Don M. Dick
inson for eighteen years, beginning rs
"a student.
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Washington next week. Carter Will
Join Maysiou aud wilder, commits.
ri0nuTs, AMI Stephenson. secretary Of
the commission, ~ San Francis01 next
week and sail for Honolulu on Friday,
March 3rd. Paul Nauman, The unv1 y
Of Queen Lilluokalaui, Is ondoavoIing
t. secure gn opportunity TO make an
argument before tho commission on
foreign relations OF the Senate, supple.
mentary to the statement heretofore
laid by him before Secretary Foster
aud by the latter transmitted to the
Senate.
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swiichmen'. strike over.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2i.--rhe strike OF
switch tenders on tho Chicago Il
Western Indiana road IL practically
ever, the company putting in new men
aud the employees Of other branches Of
the service will not 80 out. At eleven
O'Clock tonight eight men supposed to
be strikers assaulted George Guide.
bach, one OF the new men, beating
him severely. Several shots were fired
but nobody was hurt. No arrests were
maize.
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LONDON, Feb. ga sensation has
been caused In naval circles by the
non.cOncurrence OF the loEts OF I'D.
mlrally In the acqlittal Of Nice.Ad.
miral Fairfax OF the British Mediter.
rauean squadron aud Commander
David l.. Dickson and Captain A. Il,
Hastings OF the ironclai battleship
Howe OF the same squadron, which
stranded on November 2nd nj tho
entrance OF Feyeal harbor, spain.
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NEW YoRIl, Feb 2i.--rh National
Federation OF Labor has Issued cir.
cular 10 the friends OF home rule In
America, which says. "rhe appeal
made by the national party In the
British parliament aaking aid to en-.
able them " secure finnl victory for
home rule In Ireland deserves hearty
response from every friend OF liberty In
AmeIlcA.O
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AnG.lrons of on.

Sister Gina D. II. Young has present.
ed TO the Descret Museum a pair Of
anl.iTous made Ia U,ah In tho early
days. They remind one OF the pioneer
pine lres before stoves had come thus
lar west. The same esilmaGle lady haas
contributed q ilno tllors goose, ugea
by tho late Sister PressindA KimbAiL
Sister u ma has the good OF tho com,
muuity IN her heart Ia thus s1ekius e.
preserve these relies OF tho olien day.
Her example Is pyaisewogthy.
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SIDEWALK ASSESSMENTS.
Tho Various Electric Companies Eoli.
Ilsd to Prepare for PlYIl5.


The City Council held an adjourned
session last night. II was O'CLOCK
when the Presidents gayol ioll aud tho
recorder ordered TO call the roll. Tho
members present were Rich, simondi,
kn'rioS, Hardy, Horn, Boil, Lawson,
hclly, Evans, Boarlsiyy, Heiss, Want.
land, Follaud, Momu-Il.
4 bsunt-Noue.
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Feb. "a
tary headqusrters here today from
Fort ltlnggoli reports that seven
Mexican bandits have surrendered to
Captain jackson Of the Seventeenth
cavalry.
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WAsuiNGrOS, Feb. "a. - A pro.
n0unoed Gnti-sllyer representative h.
authority Tor tho statement that au
agreement has been reached between
Messfs. Holman aud Hatch, whereby
the anti-1ptlon bill will bo take up
aud the Sherman Amendment % the
sundry civil approprlRtljnbll disposed
Of by means Of clotura. Mr. Halch
emphatically denied tho mmn.s.
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PORTLAND MEncu.Nrs.
Said TO Have snugEicd In ChinRmen
by Forged ,ertiiirste..

VANCOUVER, b. O., Feb. 24.-There
arrived In this city recently two United
States special agents aud three citizens
Of Portland, Or. Their preseuco Ia the
outcome Of the recent expose OF China.
mon iraudulcntly entering the United
states by means Of forged merchants
return certificates. One OF the Port.
landeTs claims 10 have evidence which
incriminates several wealthy mer.
chants OF Portland also several officials
Of tho United States government on
Puget Sound. He says he knows
enough to put several well known per.
sons aud officials into prison. This
man states he IN going TO Washington,
ID. O., TO lay the whole matter before
the treasury department..
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Thc norayIn In Rough weather.

HALIFAX, N. -, Feb. 2i.-The
neutrality-suspicious. line steamer, ten
days Out rom Hamburg with 10 pas.
ssngcrs, b1und to New York, put IN
here this morning short Oi coal ami
damaged. She had n rough experience
in the recent gales, received c0nsller
able damage and lost part OF her pro.
pelieI blades.
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NEW York, Feb. 2i-ro take some
action as to the reported statement OF
Commodore Ellredgo II. Gerry that
uhildren are being brought up to Life
Of vice by being connected with the
stage, meeting OF tho New York
managers was ned this afternoon. IL
was agreed to take steps towards form.
ing an association for tho protection OF
nlage chillTen.
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Ehc Apostle of uohnmmrdnnism Ar.
rlyrs Ia new Vnra.

sAN Nt"A'i" ~ 'a"hhthihtAhhAAh ar
rlyes Ia new Epra.
NEW YOus, Feb. 2i.-AlexnndOr
Russell WebD Is here. lie 10 tho Amer
lean M0hammeaau whom tho wealthy
MuAulmon Of lndia und tho East sent
10 INTRODUCES tic faith OF Islam among
the "civiIled" Christians oitne West.
The Mohammedsns hope aud expect
to establish their religion In the United
States. Rich M0hammudaus OF Bonn.
bsy guaranteed $50, 700 for tho pufpO5s
Of erecting mosque In America.
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THE KANSAS uiLirIA.
Governor Leweiiing HAS Decided TO
I.eDrgnulzo ~.

CHICAGO, Feb. ga special from
Topeka, Kan, siys; Governor LEVEL
ling has fully decided to reOrganize this
Kansas militia. Orders have been
issucd to remove oil disloyal line ana
staff officers aud replace Thorn with
men who will obey the governors
orders. Ia addition to the national
guard Governor Lewelling Is causing
TO DO organised this industrial legion OF
the inner circle ol tue Alliance, hav.
ing u military character.
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NEWS OF FIGHTING.
A Fierce Hattie Near Dom Perdlto, y
south America.

VALPARAISO, Fob. 2i.-From var.
ious sections In Rio Gfande do Sui
comes newsot fighting. The Feuerals
have assumed tho offensive and appear
TO be making decided gains. Anarmy
OF 1000 Federals Ii besleging the tow u
OF Santa Anna. A fierce battle was
fought near Dom Pordito yesterday.
Many were killed on each slide, but the
result OF the fight Is not known. The
Federsls, who organized In Argentine
Province COrfiuntes, invaded Rio
Grande, and skirmisnea arc reported
all along the ffontier. No decisive bat.
ties have been fought, however.
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Daughter. OF tho n.voig.lon.

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a. 49, At the
closing meeting OF the Daughters Of
the Revolution Mrs. Stevenson, wife Of
the Vice Psesljout-eiocI, was elected
president general ana Mrs. ii. V.
BOynlon, present incumbent, was
elected vice president in charge OF the
organization.
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ruE riMLr.LLisrs.
RESOLUTION Adopted ~ tho Closing Of
tho session.

WAsuISGroN, D. c., Feb 2l.-Thc
closing Days session Of the Bmcnllic
Tongue was devoted almost entirely
orally 20 resolution uuauim1usly
adopted providing Tor the appointment
OF q cOmmitios to invite the cn.orera.
ton Of every labor and Industrial
organization in the United StIus, nni
invite such organizations ~ send dele.
gates to future meetings VI The league.
General Warner was reelected pfrsi.
deut for the ensuing year. The time
aud place for hoiling the next annual
meeting was left 10 the discretion " the
executive committee. The league then
adjourned she 0l0.
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Prize Fighter Arrested.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2i.-rhe re
suit OF thp tight between the bantams,
Dial HAwKius ana Billy Miller, the
5wede, before the Pacific Athletic
club tonight was the arreat of Haw
aims for iDjuries inflicted upon Miller,
which 4, ~ feareI now will be iatal.
Hawkins IL In jail.
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THAT TRACK ELEVATION.
railroad men say I, would nanhrupt
tue Roads.

CHICAGO, Feb. Railroad man.
agers are OF the opinion that the
track elevation ordinance, which be-
came a law this afternoon by receiving
the signature uf Mayor Washburn,
requires more than the companies eau
perform. President Miller ut the
Chicago, Milwaukee a 81. Paul said u
the law were enforced II would, In all
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JAMAICA, Il. L., Feb. 2i.-Sherlfi
Norton OF Queens county reported this
morning TO tho board OF supervisors
that six more cases Of typhus had been
discovered among the prlaoners in Jail
at Long Island CITY since last night.
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BOISE CITY, Idaho, Feb. 2i.-Forly
Japanese from Nampa, on their way to
work on tho Payette canal, were met
by party OF unknown men and
warned to leave the country, which
they did.
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WAsHINuToS, Feb. 2i.-Miss Jessie
Miller, daughter OF the attorney gen.
efal, will name the battle ship Indiana
GU the occasion OF her launching at
Philadelphia noXt Tuesday.
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nryen per.on. DROWNED.

LONDON, Fob. "a. -. The French
steamer D1nnai was sunk in collision
near Saigon on "Wednesday. Seven
persons were drowned.
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THE PANAMA HEROES.
rhe Appeal OF Cha-. DE Lssseps ANA
Otbor- Rejected.

PARIS, Feb. 2I.-The court Of casga.
ton touny announced II deuision Re.
Jociing the appeal heard yesterday VI
Charles Do Lesseps, Marius FJntalne
and san Leroy from Indictment. The
trial OF Charles Dc Lesseps ana his
fellow defendants will therefore pro.
coed In this Assize court.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
BARGAIN SALES
NEXT WEEK.

In accordance with the invitation
previously extended. the following hfm'
announce bargain sales over thcir coau.
iors Ho.t week. rholr display aigcr.
uscncntl. az well a. those Of all iha
Ave and progressive busnois hou1cso "
a.. community. Will DO found 10 tho
appropriate columns OF this paper
=. AUrnBAcu s BRo.-Noyolty Drois
Goods.
CoALrgH S ,yELuRovE Co.-PianuL
n DiNwuopEr iURNirURE Co
Wall Paper
GOLDsuru n Co --Boyg end Chill
ifen's pyctcoats,
j. T.. GARDINER. - Mems and Boys
Clothing.
TrAsDEL.-Ladies' Wooden Hosiery.
= ~ IN - - - - - ettr - - ., - - o. - o. b., o. =, o.
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DESvER, Feb. 2i.-W. G.. Rippey,
who shot Millionaire Mnckay at San
Fnuolsco, was well known by many
OF the pioneers OF Denver. Rippey
came to Denver In 1851 ifom Virginia
and was iairly well OH. lie followed
tho business Of trading In fast h9reoi.
In 1876 ltipIoy first met Mackay. This
TACT Is In direct contradiction of the
report from San francisco that Mackay
does not know his a-sailant.
R'ppoy leit Beaver In the latter part
Of 1915 and ~ one time II II said was
Interested with James McNasser In
horse breeding business at Sacramento.
Charles Luichseuriug, who knew both
parties, says they were we'll acquainl-
ed and hA buslness deAlinns.