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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-01

larry Of war authority under tue lost
sundty civil appropriation act 10 infti.
tuie condemnation proceeding 10 &C.
cure tue lands near Gettysburg battle
deld. Judge Dallas, ho explained had
held that the language of The act was
not broad enough to warrant con.
demning proceedings.
Cockfell Insisted that the resolution
go 10 the committee Of military ~.
lalrs.
When the tariff bill was laid before
the senate the battle over the sugar
schedule began. Tue Mckinley law
placed raw sugar on the frue list and
Imposed cont duty on refined sugar
aud gave a bounty Of cent? ~ sugar
growers. Tho House bill repealed tho
bounty and placed all sugar on the free
list. Tho frat bill reported from the
finance committee Of tins Senate gave
aspeclnc duty Of cent TO l.2si PEE
pound according to the polatiscoplc
test.
The compromise amendment, tho
one now before the Senate mado the
sugar schedule 10 into effect January
!, 1895, tho fates being ~ per cent
al valOrem on all Eugafs, raw and
ANNANAH 9AN hAAhNA " WV
additional on sugar. above 10, DutCh
standard, with au additional Uuu.Ivnth
VI one cent per pound on sugar fro m
Countries paying export bouuties. IL
alec continued tue sugar treaty with
Hawaii.
AiRndetson took the door. Tho sugar
schedule, he said, seemed 10 pervndc
the whole bill. The bill could not be
touched without laying hands ON sugar
AlmUst i've billion pounds Of raw
sugar had been consumed last year,
representing, n grown aud refined
abroad, grand total Of SIS, 100000 10
be paid to Foreigners. Free sugar
would mean the immediate destruction
OF tho beet sugar Industry aud the
gradual extinction Of the cane sugar
production VI tue Southern states. II
properly protected ho propho.
sled that before 1895 the beet
sugar production would have 20 de-
yeloped IN the North and the cane
sugar In the South that tho United
states could supply the iull cousump-
ton Of the country. Beet sugar grow
ing, when developed 10 tbe extent
necessary TO supply the home demand,
would sii8ri a crop Of 100000 aufes.
Was u any wonder that tho farmers
West wanted the continuation Of the
sugar bounty. They were enthusiastic
over the prospect. II was great boon
which they hskod Congress 80 save 10
them. No country IA the world was
10 we'll adapted 10 produce beet sugar
~ the United States. Beet growing
ultimately would displacc cane grow.
ing. Manderson denied thai In foster.
ing til, growth Of beet aud cane sugar
any obligation existed ~ project tho
rciinert. There was no connection, be
declared, between tue sugar grower
aud the odioua sugar trust.'
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STORY or An ADvENTunrss.
FIRST 10 Jaii, Then 90 - Madhouso.
whenc. size Escapes ana IN Married,

FIRST 10 JRiI, Then 10 Madhouso.
whence she Escapes ana IN Married.
San FRANCisCO, June Ia strange
romance comes from tho state insanc
asylum ut Agnows. Nearly n year
agoa bright appearing young w1mau,
who gave her name Ms Mrs. Evelyn
LeonOro Ballou Mills-Eyans, was ar.
rested hero for Hwindling fashionable
boarding hUusua and maiI and nurse
who had trusted her. She was twlcs
taken before the board Of lunaoy and
pronounced aage. A police Magistrate
then pronounced her guilty Of the
crime charged aud sentenced her 10
six months imprisonment In tho house
OF correction. Then It transpifed TINT
tbs woman had n wealthy brother In
Sacramento and another influential
brother In New York, who Is Connect
cd with the great house OF Tiffany.
They promptly intefceded, had
her pronounced insane aud she
was promptly removed from
prison 10 the Agnews asylum,
There she strangely encountered an
acquaintance OF nor girlh0Ud, j. A.
Besrdsley, who was employ d as au
attendant At tho asylum. Now Bearis.
Icy and Mite. Mill-EyAna are both
missing from the asylum. One resigned
his position anu tho other escaped, lt
tTanapited, too, that tho woman ha
SECURED divorce from her second
husband, mechanic named Evans,
whom she married In San FTa0oisco,
and that she II now the wife OF ], A,
Beardsley. Their present whereabouts
iH unknown.
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PAMPHLET On IRRIGATION.
lts History, methods, Statistics aud
Results, Interestingly fold.

The passenger department Of the
Union Pacific has just issued aud sent
out Tor distribution Ia large numbers
an interesting aud useful compilation
of articles In pamphlet form on Grriga.
ton, lis History, Methods, Statistics
aud Results.
II begins with the system Of irrlgs-
ton a. it was praolicsd by the
Egyptians, Arablans, AssyTlauB, Baby
loniRla anl Chinese anu follows IL
carefully down 10 the prosout when II
wac introduced by the Mormon III.
LeerB Ina these valleyg. Among the
contributors To its pages are Major J.
w, Powell, director OF the UuIttd
Slaty8 geological survey; hit. Herbert
Wilson, VI lnc same service; Frank l..
Hlzer, Ut the department Of agriculture;
~ EiWUJI Mead, state engineer OF
Wyoming; O.. l.. Bailey, OF tho Uuled
states irrigation survey; q. W. Ali.
rsch, Salt Lake City; Nj. b. A. McA
lister, land commissioner VI tho UniIu
Pacific; w. L.. Smythc, editor on tue
irrigation Ags, anu many other iTfign.
ton authorities.
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ALL ARE HERE now
THEY WILL PARADE TONIGHT.
The Home Reserves stIll Collecting
Something Tor Them TO Eat aud
WcaE-A Minstrel Show.

"Dr" smith's followers reached the
Hot Syringe this forenoon and pitched
thor camp within the city limits.
Inst night they were tho guests Of
Byuuu'ul This evening they will
parade the principal slrcel- Of this city.
Tue "HOmo Reserves" afo still coll
lectlng something Tor the nuw arrivals
10 eat and wear. While the two ofgani-
cations Hre engaged in u similar cause
they nfe not Eu friendly ne they might
be. Vucfe BE- great uuEitly on the part
OF the former 90 have tho Cailiofniaus
resume their journey a. soon ~ p0ssi-
bls.
Tomorrow night tho 5utleri,es-
hlXty iu uumbuT-will give minstrel
performance iu tue Salt Lake Thuater.
Originally these f0rmtt part VI the
Smith "nfmyn hut were koither
uass out or divorced Themselves from
tho hosts who wrfu 10 long held near
the Davis county line. Each accuses
tue other Of theft and dishonosiy and
wishes Il Understood that there 10
nothing 10 common between them.
Smith ami his men ANTICIPATED mat
tiers somewhat by marching ~ town
this afternoon. They came In regular
procession aud pafaded the principal
thUr0ughinTUs behind brass be- nd Of
i've pieces. Smiths dimlnutive form
was prominent at the head Of the
column proper, which was preceded by
detachment u the "H0m1 Reserves"
under command Of Nins0n.
Several Ui the Smith iuduatTiallsts
bore inscriptions announcing that they
would give n performance at Central
thoatur on Commercial street tonight
Tor their own bcuolt. The affair will
To separate and distinct from the SUIT
tofitu minstrel show nj the Salt Lake
IhUnttf tomorrow night.
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Court Jottings.

Atnetla Bell has brought suit for
divorce against John f.. Bell IN tho
Third district court. Thu parties we're
married In this city In 1880, and plain.
tiir says that her husband has failed 10
provide her with the neoessaries OF
life for more than a year past She
prays for the custody Of a minor
child.
Transcripts on appeal have been nled
In the Supreme court Ia the following
ORDER
Mccormick Harvesting Machine
company VI J, A. Marchaut OF nj ap.
pellants.
Daniel Hamor, appellant, ~ Weber
county et nj,
Chaa. Crawford, appellant, W Byron
Sessions 81 AL
George T.. Psay VI Salt Lake city Of
al appellants.
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FIGHTING IN SAMOA.
Tho Rtb,ls Occupy An Almost Ia.
YInCblo Fortress.
SEVERAL sKlRaIsnEs REPORTED.


AUCKLAND, N. H., June lad.
vices received hero from Samoa under
the date Of Stay 10, announce that the
rebels have occupied TutuwuAnuckin,
su almost iuvincible fortress. Il IL
added that the government troops have
advanced aud are now facing the reOel
army. Advance parties Of the rebels
and the government troops have teen
ongag ed la sovsral sAifmilhcs. One
government soldier was killed aud two
rebels wounded. Au important battle
was Imminent. Tho surgeon, Of the
British anu German wafshiFs were
preparing ~ attend the wounded,
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BLAzER's u,SDntES.

Whom Fred j.. MuGuTrln lodged his
damage SUIT against J. Il. Blazer, J. H.,
some time ago, because VI the violent
assault committed upon him In Justice
whitchOrne's urI, and caused n war.
rant 20 Issue for his arrest, the DE-
fendAnt's bond WAS fixed at $1,000,
Blazer named o. his suTeties Messrs.
+. II. Morrison, W. T., Hubbard, w. Il.
O'AieAra, ID. W. James aud Oh. IlAok.
MARI. The plaintiff is entitled 10 tho
privilege Of having these gentlemen
examined IA 10 their means, aud this
morning the attorneys Oi the parties
litigant-H. J, Dlnnlny for tho plain.
TIA Aud John NJ. Fans iOr she defend.
aul-atteuded before CLERK Dunbar Of
tue Third district court tor that put-
pose. Blazer was also present; but Mr..
Morrison was tho only ono OF the five
bondsmen who put Ia an appearance.
Hu was ex imiuvd, anu the Inquiry as
10 the others went over.
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DR.. Saycr the eminent Sew York
physician aud surgeon, who with his
distinguished father, also one " the
leading medical practitioners OF the
country, was In Salt LAKE today,
where both gentlemen arc well and
invutably known by reason OF the
tenoiits arising from following their
ADVICE aud hublecuug Themselves g.
their treatment. DE- 5aysr was nc.
compauicd by Miss Center, daughter
" the noted Michigan surveyor OF that
name who Il 40 well known by reason
Of his connection with tho buildif IS OF
the Panama canal. They Loft Tor
California on the g.ij train this aitCI-
noon.
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An Iideriy woman Goos 60 Empty y
PAN OF Dishwatsr aud Does
Not Return

ROnE, n. y, juno IA singular
anu unuocouutEblo disappearance Of a
woman aged seventy years from n farm
In Wtstmorvlaud, tivo miles south Of
here, IL engaging tho attention OF the
whole surrounding country and
seafcning parties aru now searching
tue WOODS, fields, streams aud build.
iugs, 90 Tar with no result. Miss Mary
". Armour lived on a farm with her
y0uugest brother Nicholas, anu maiden
sister Catherine. She ia cousin Of
Philip Armour, the Chicago million.
are. Tursdhy night At ten O'clock
Mary lett the house 10 empty pail ui
dishWnicf 100 foot from tho house and
since then there has been no trace Of
her. Her brother ami sister Instituted
search within half an hour aud
have teen assisted by noighbofa Miss
Armour suffered from fhrumatism and
could not easily walk more than mile
OF two.
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Do Inusr INvr.TIaArIoN.
Testimony before thc Committee of
John warner. OF New York.

WAsniNuION, June .--RepTesontA.
tive John Dewitt Warner, OF New
York, was before the Senate sugar
Investigating committee one hour
today. lie took decided stand when
the tariff bill was before tho House, Ia
favor OF free sugar. Stories have been
published that attempts were made IN
this Interest Of the sugar trust, TO have
him deslst from opposition 10 the sugar
schedule. lie was questioned NJ 10
tho truth Of Ihoss stories. lilo refused
10 diyulgu tbs proceedings In the com.
mittee room. IL IL understood, how
ever, that his testimony did not bear
out the claims made, The committee
adjourned until Monday when Walter
T.. Castor, OF Wilkesbatfe, Pa, who
has been represented ~ having over.
heard the conversation at the Airing.
ton hotel last March between certain
senators and members OF tho sugar
trust, will be- examined,
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Warrant ror His Arrest.

A warrant was Issued from the police
court today Tor the orrost Of an indiyid-
ual known rs John Livingston, but
''whO-e other anu true namo IL uu.
known" IL. @. Seatle 10 the com.
planning witness, lie alleges that tho
accused usoI vile and abusive Ian.
guage to n. o. poulton, OF Rural sub.
uiyislon, near FiTst West anu twelfth
South streets ami desires Ihat no DO
punished for his wrong doing.
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BERLts, June LA dispatch TO the
Tdgebidh from Sofia, Bulgaria, says
two Battalions Of infantry and the on.
tire police force have Issued n maui.
festo Ia favor Of ex.Pfomier STAN.
boulofi. The dispatches add that n
bloody fight has taken place between
the rsbelllng soldiers AMI tho police
and local troops. Many were killed on
both aidas. Several disturbances
directed against the projects are re-
ported from the provinces. One official
ia sail TO have been killed. Oh tho
other hand IL "a reported that Primes
Ferdinand has received many telo.
grams thanking him 'or the dismissal
Of Stamb0ul0u.
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4 RaiIroad Agent shot.

CHICAGO, June H. George New
comb, assistant special agent OF the
Western Indiana Railroad company,
was shot anu MORALLY wounded on All
incoming train last evening. His
as,ailaut Ia supposed to be- one Of a
gang Of confidence men that for the
past two weeks has been swindling
passengers. Newoomb and n brother
officer nccos,el two men who weTo
acting suapicioualy anu one Of them
shot MIN down without "a word. The
men escaped.
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Reilly LTGVEy 81 LOUIS.
An Iusunicisnt Number OF boats fol
Ills Wen.

sr. LOUIS, No., June l.-Kelly's
navy left ~. Louis after a lively scrim'
mage with Spood's ssoeders. Kelly
stole march on Speed, quietly pat.
ting all rntions on board the commis-
safy boat under guard. The hollyites
captured about hundred boats but
his men could not all get In. Two hun.
bred marched 10 CarOndelet, where the
naval forces Joined them Tor breakfast,
Speeds followers intend 10 sell the
twenty.sight boats they have aud 10
overland.
Alter kolly's departure, Marshall
McCambfidgc, OF Madison, appeared
with warrant for his arrest on the
charge OF attempting 10 shoot Patrlo
4. H1ldomau, near AltOn, week ago.
Kelly has not since touched Illinois.
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JERSEY CITY, June l.-Vico
Chancellor Green today annuiled tho
charter VI tho Hoffman House corpoT-
alton on petition from Ed. Stokes.
THIS Ia the outcome Of the partnership
controversy between Edward and W..
3. Stokes.
The Vice chancellor has directed n
receiver TO wind up the affairs 0l tho
Holman House ut once.
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CoNanEss rnocEEpINGa.
henderson opens the Debate on the
sugar Schedule.

WAsuNGrOs, June l.--Hill made
no effort In the Senate today 10 Ret his
resolution 10 Instruct the bribery com.
mittee 10 throw open the doors 10 the
public. IL went over without preju.
dice,
D0lph's resolution to bring Il. q.
Edwards, one OF the cOntumAeiOuB wit.
nosaes, 10 the bar OF tbs Senate for oou-
tempt took the same course.
Hill asked unanimous consent 10
consider the Joint resolution passed by
the House Yesterday, giving the Geete.
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charged with being implicated in the
fatal shooting GA tbs train last night
Of George q. N wcomb, assistant
hpccial agent II the Western Indiana
Railway. Maxwell reported that New
o1mb wRs shot by conf ioucc men.
Newcomb says there was n conspiracy
tetween Maxwell, the ci iei prosecut-
ing agent % the Grand Trunk nnd the
confidence men 10 rob the passengers,
aud he was shit because he would not
join the enterprise.
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TIRED ~ RUSSIA.
Eouriosn Thousand Isouma1ians win
GU 90 California

San FRANCISCO, June 1.-The CAL
says that J.. J. Klein, a Roumanian, IL
conducting negotiations Tor tho PUT.
chase OF 100000 acres OF land belong.
ing 10 the Mitchell estate In MERGED
county, and that u the deal Ia carried
through 1900 Roumanians will settle
IN California NJ colOnists, Ihese ROu.
mAniAns are Of German descent aud
live In Bessarabia.
They are dissatisfied with the ar.
fangement whereby Bussarabia was
coded 10 Russia and want to get away
from Russian rule.
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Cot RlliY DhYs,.

J. Walker a negro cook, wM con-
Vioted In the police court this morning
for having stolen goods IN his poses.
sion. This property In question was
gRFdan hose taken from the premises
OF CITY Detective Adam Paul. The
daTkey was sentenced TO atty dEyP i'm.
prisoumeut In the city Jail.
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As IN TIE DELUGE.
n, Platte River RISING and Denver
Inundated,
MAD TORRENT Through rHE CITY.
VIZ. Hundred Families Made Homeless.
New. from other Flooded
Districts.

pr,yrn, June The Platte rlvot
,,,,Inuoi to rise until . n. m. today
80 raging torrent was rushing
npuyh the city. In jerome Park,
r,li.x AMI river bottoms In the city
sD families were compelled TO
.e. TO higher ground. One
AS vas drowned. The EmbAnk.
,,,.,t AMI railroad track were washed
way iu several plnoes. The damage IL
nd heavy but the Inconvenience "
gl,aL Il will be several days before
'1s tr.ius can be run on schedule time.
There alr serious washouts on the Rio
giapde ami Santa Flo roads. Thirty
Mn. of tho South Park roai In the
1.au canyon are inundated. The loss
i8thr railroads arc the heaviest expert.
,leri 10 this state.
LOST THEIR HOMES.
Five hundred families nrc made
homeless by tue Hood Ia anu around
DenycL Over one hundred persons
have applied 10 the county commis'
,losefs Tor aid. Forty families nfc im'
tflsoned IN the school house at Jerome,
butltls not thought they will be In
danger.
the q. y. IN A DErLORAnLE
CJsDfIION.
PORTLAND, or, June 1.-The river
rose twu.tcntha Of a foot last night and
stands ~ 2.l0 feet above low water
marx. Reports from headwaters indi.
este further rise Of one loot.
The Union Pacific between Umatilla
aud this city h In deplofable con.
dliion, but Il Il possible that the ar.
mugcmcnls Tor river service will be-
completed today.
CRops DEsTRoYED,
LONuAiDNT, Colo, June IAN the
crops Of one Of the Richest grain TO.
f'ons In the state have been destroyed.
The lJss Is very heavy.
LOSS And Ruin.
BOULDER, Colo, June The pipe
hc,Ofy i've houses, railroad tracks
aud all the city nnd railroad bridges
have been washed away by the Hood Of
Boulder creek. Poverty flats arc sub.
merged. The Sunset branch Of the
Gult railroad Hnd the Mouu-
ain road aro entirely gone.
Cf.smhn anu Salina, mining
camps In Boulder canyon are wiped
out " existence. They had popula.
ton u about 200. No lives were lost.
NABy placer mines arc ruined. The
la In and around Boulder IL estimated
ns60O,O00. Boulder has had no COM
nunication with any sutside point
Enoe Wednesday until toGay, As the
telegraph wires we're down and the
loads impossible.
THE RIVER FALLING.
PUEBLO, Colo, June 1.-The rain
ceased about midnight, and the river
Il now going down rapidly. A large
iofco IA put TO work by tho city cutting
through the levee TO drain OIL the
water. Only two bodies have been
recovered. Five persons are known to
b drowned. The loss to business
firms 10 estimated at 100000; the loss
to railroads In bridges anu tracks Ia
very heavy.
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For AbnsIng nIs SIster.In.Lnw.

jacob Dinther plead guilty In the
police court this forenoon to abusing
his sistsr.in.law and calling her chad
namca." The acknowledgment was
followed by vinegar anu pepper rep
which would have been quadfuplud
but for the fact that the lOss Of ~ much
financial circumstances are not ths
lVat
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RoME, Menaolng manifesto.
lions prevail at Palermo over sen.
tonee 10 Is years imprisonment Of
Deputy dc Felicia. students bearing
red badges parade, shouting demands
for de Fellcla's release. The police
have made many arrests but this had
no effect In quelliug the disturbance.
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Her nodT Found aud the supposed
Murderer Arrested.

hNNNNtfN AANNAANNs
OMAHA, Mob, June 1.-The dead
body Of "a young girl was found ~
rear room In the second story OF No.
5IG South Tenth street last night. The
b dy was partly nude, but enough
clothing remained 10 Identity the 1T
conssd rs Maudu Rubet, who has
been missing from her house Mt south
Omaha since last Saturday night. Au
autopsy disclosed the fact that the
death was caused by a ol0t Of blood gu
the brain, aud this IN the opinion Of
the examining physicians was caused
by blow.
The deceased was about 10 yeata old.
IL developed that she had been visiting
lately the pillce VI an oculiet hrm.
Here she met hhuger.Ou nameI
Brown who some times assumed the
title OF doctor. Tue specialists claim
that she had not been under their care
since February but had been treated
by Brown. He il under arrest charged
with he's murder.
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slmreir. neeh. csrr,ct.

CHICAGO, June l.-DAy anof day
passes Ia the inspection 10 the books
Of William A. Simfott without any
discoveries that cust any light upon the
darkness which surrounds the missing
man. Accounts In tho aggregate 10
100000 have been audited and found
accurate aud regular. The work Of
auditing Il go complex as 10 maize all
Efforts NJ n forecast impossible when
tue task will BIO completed.
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A mn Psrml,,lns PooIInE.

WAsHINGTON, June The House
COMMITTEES on oommsrco has reported n
WI dtawn by Representative Patter.
SON. Of Tenuossee, radically modifying
'lo antl'p0oling section Of the inter-
slate commerce act. The proposed
y'lem, which permits pooling under
Igtticiious and under the supervision
m the interstate commerce cOmmis.
zion, has the support OF majority Of
Ihe commission,
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PERRY, OF, Juns l.-James h.
Malone, OF Wisconsin, who was ap.
p0lnled registrar Of the land Office here
at the opsnlng OF the Cherokee strip
and who resigned In January, IL being
tried In the district court mere on an
indictment found last December for
bribery In office.
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Approximation List Approved.

The appropriation LIST passed by tho
City Council at ~ last meeting was
officially approved by Mayor BRskin
today. II comprises mauy small
amounts, aggtegatng ts,55O,O2. On
Monday next Auditor Rayb0uid will
DO prepared to draw warrants on she
treasury for tho same.
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CHICAGO, June IA, Barrett has n
novel Invention which will be OK
hlOiled 10 horsvmen anu other interest
ID persons At tho old Garfield track
saturday afternoon. Mt. BaTfetps IN.
yentlon Ia an electric starter forgetting
horses away Ia n race. This electric
starter runs on two tracks or rather
rails on either side Of the path for the
houes aud Ia Joined by rope aeroes
The race track. II moves forward az
the animals do aud when the horscs
tto all In motion, by tbs pulling OF a
cord, tho Tope separates IN tbs middle
.nd lilies up on two arms and tho Hold
IA Oh.
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Operating On Emperor william

BERLIN, June THE RCiohsaHseigsr
published n notice siguCd by Professors
Bergman, Leuthold aud 5ChlAng,
stating that at Potsdam today they re-.
moved a small onoysted tumor from
the empeTOr's left cheek.