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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
7ELEGRAPHlC,
FIRE But NO SMOKE.
transatlantic Steamer With Smoke
Consuming Furnaces.
GREAT SAVING OF FUEL.
~. New Furnace Of simple Con'iruc-
rou-lf Proving Satisfactory VIII
Be Used By other Vessels.

N,w Yopi,, May 2s.-No smoke
,..,.i nom the tunnels Of the Ham
sn,,.AmsrIcan steamer Grimm as II
s,,s,.isi to IT, pier early Sunday
.,,i,y. The boat arrived here late
saturday night from Berlin. lis 'ur'
-. consume all the smoke and gases.
M. craft 10 filled with furnaces that NO
s,mpIelsly burn the coal and all the
,,sduc,s u IT, furnace that Il requires
en- usf cent less fuel TO run
a than would he required with or
',.,,y furnaces. The Grimm was
~ "a fofsiK weeks In Hamburg be.
80 nj procsoded 20 Bergen and then 10
- York. There tho old furnaces
80, removed aud tho steamer was
gttsd with smoke consuming furnaces.
rr,fs are ak boilers, In two neata.
-t,.n, Ia generated la them entirely
,.y tbg massage Of the burning gases
mi nut through their iiuus. The
srmm burned only go tons " coal on
tbe voyage Of fourteen days from
bergen, Under ordinary conditions II
wguId nave consumed at least 800 tons.
Tbr Grimm averages about ia knots
An hour II carries only freight and
,iaefare. First class passenger steam.
On. consume an immense amount Of
coal IN comparison with that burned
Iv yessrls OF the class Of the Grimm.
line same prluclple applied 10 them
would result In a large reduction IN
coal expenses.
Emu l.. Boas, general passenger
manager Of the Hambufg'American
line said n the report upon tho device
made by Captain hrecht and Chioi
Engineer LAnge, Of the Grimm was
entirely satisfactory, II would only be
a lew weeks before tho new furnaces
would be- used by all the vessels Of tue
line Assistant Engineer Renee said
the now system WAS successful ana
that the chief engineer possibly would
report IN favor " Its adoption. IL tue
smoke consumers are adapted TO the
usc Of big express steamers the fuel
bill. will be decreased nearly ono.ihird.
The labor VI the HlOkets will be greatly
ltstsusd,
The now furnace IA Of simple con.
slfuctiun. The coal l. put ia at door
10 the top Of tie furnace. IL falls upon
CRATE beneath, which IL tunnel
running out under the boiler
aud finally into the. fues. Drawn
by tile power OF tho draft tho
smoke aud gases from the
burning coal are conducted 10 the tuu'
ucl beneath the CRATE then In through
the boiler tubs. They hnd their way
through pipe Into the tunnel, whore
hey are Ora wn into the furnace again.
Thus all gases aud burned PARTICLES ol
carbon are consumed. Flesh air II
supplied from the vessels tunnels. The
top u the furnace IL cooled by means
ol cold water, which irrigates through
n compartment above IL.
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a tighlnoss Just across tho bridge ~ tho
nose, a constant hawking aud splitting,
severe cough, Hhouuoss Of breath, aud
my heart seemed 10 Dee greatly Anoctol,
~ any littlD excitement caused a great
Tutoring of that organ.
"palns In my back, mo- appetite, and
what did Ca. caused great distress, bee
inuurable, but hUiug advised by iriouiH
10 20 to the wonderful Doctors shores &
shores, / came from ogden hero 20 take
tho now treatment, and In conclusion will
say / have been benefited beyond
measure, tho hawking and splitting stop
pod Immediately amer tho second treat
ment.
"Long 1.-Two Dr.. shores & shores, and
may their progress iu life bo AS rapid and
satisfactory as their treatment has been
In my ca,e.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

Tho wonderful curoslhoiuF effected by
Dra. Shores & Shoros'4 now treatment IL
certainly wonderful, patients who have
been treated by every other doctor in
town and gained no benefit have boon
cured by Drs. Shores Is Shores in ono
month. last week they published tho
statement Oi Nrs. i1wdidgU. who had
boon gwen up by othor physicians, and
nll last week ihuy have boon hosirgct by
persons anzi ous 10 loarn more of tho 10.
marknblo recovery.
Tho remedies used by Drs. shores &
shores uro tho latest. Tho drug depart
ment Il uud0r the personal supervision
of a registered druggist. no boys are
allowed 20 throw togothor the medicine
that ~ 30 important NJ those used by
these omluOnt physicians. Every caro- IL
ukuu in each department 60 euro the
nilmont % tho paiiout, which IL the cause
Ut the remarkable cufos OF this now treat
mont ~ DrH, Shores q shores.
n you will take the palms 10 noiico
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
TnE nAILROADs.
Ciuzens' RESOLUTIONS Relative Go the
southern and Central Pacific.

citizens Hssoiuttons Relative Go the
southern and Central Pacific.
BAN FHANCtsCO, May ga big
mass meeting was held last night, NJ
which tue citizsus demanded that the
Southern Pacific company, which con.
trolls most Of the street railways OF the
city, giant a i've cent fare from the
ferries 10 tho ocean. AdOlph SutfO,
tho millionaire philanthfopist, who 10
Is said TO own One.tcnth OF the entire
area Of San Francisco, has offered 10
give his famous 5utTO Heights proper
", overlooking the ocean, to tue city
Tor a public park, provided tbs fare 10
the beach 10 reduced from ten to i've
cents. SuttO values the property at one
million dollars.
The meeting adopted a long pream-
bic and resolution relative 70 the bill
now pending In Congress 10 fund the
Pacific railroad debts, making those
obligations payable In 100 years win
interest at per cent
The preamble declares that such
legislation would rob tue people Of tue
United States, and practically amount
o. n gun VI s16,O1O,OOO to the Central
Pacific railroad company; that under
the laws OF California the Individual
stockholders nt the time the debt was
incurred are personally liable, and that
tho fortunes VI g. T.. Huntington, End
OF tho CrookUr, the Hopkins anu the
Stanford estates eau bp made liable for
the Indebtedness. Tho concluding
resolutions denOunce tho I'LL before
Congress a. n huge Job, backed by n
corruption fund aud designed to release
the railroad companies from their in-
dobtedncss, and also call upon Con.
gtess 10 investigate the charges OF bri.
boTy and punish those who may be
fouud guilty.
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duced by exports siuce March lOth 10
less than s3O,0O0,0OO, with no indica.
ton that the foreign demand will cease
until II has reached n much lower
point. with the exception OF the gold
reserve, aud counting every available
dollar In tue vaults Of the treasury t0.
day, there Is less than ESQ. O11 90 with
which 10 meet ito obligations. The
probability IL that the deficit OF 90 00D,-
OJ0 for the m 1nih of May ls likely 60 be
increased by tl5.OOJ,OOO during the
two succeeding mIuiht. The closest
estimate that Uau now be- made shows
that the dehcit tot the fiscal year end.
ing June 3O.h Will 10 approximate ~
$4,000. 900.
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tho difference between the real nnd tho
imitation, Won can readily perceive iHat
urs. shores q Shores Zach woOk give
new evidence " their skill, while The Old
shop-wurn dads" uaui year agn is he
evidence OF other Fu-cAllpd specialists.
ur. ShurosN shores are Tho leadors,ihoy
stand at the head of their profession, thoy
havo caused the Boulln specialists Go take
in thoir signs, and reduce tholr RdvDriIa-
iug.-whyq because urs. Shores s. ~hurHt
proved 90 tho people uf salt Lake hat
ihoro mover was % specialist horo before
who could euro Thorn, aud Tor That they
are receiving tho hearty cooperation of
ovory respectable man aud woman boz tho
city.
Lot the public motto tho difference and
II you will call NJ the offices u prs
shores Is shores you will see the Tarlors
crowded, while our w0ull.ho cumU'iii-
ors wall, and wall thoir talo ~ WOO Go
tho wind that blows across tho salt san OF
Zion.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC!

Kindly Remomber all Patients who apply this Month for
Treatment Will receive Free Charge Of Drs Shores
shoross Now instruments for tho Treatment Of SIS
month for all Diseases medicines furnished froo tho
new oatarrh treatment
Remember this Is no cheap treatments II Is tho trootmon
that is curing hundreds of patients given tho low
rate just to lot you the difference and
matoni noo the difference 80 tho only
medical and surgical Institute tho city Drs Shores &
Shores Consulting Physicians
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The Entire Northwest Suffering.

PORTLAND, o., May 27.--rhe en-.
tire Northwest Ia just now suffering
from disastrous Hood, caused by
melting snow Ia the mountain ranges.
The Willamette river, la this city, Is
now twenty-five feet above low water
mark, and is rising at the rate Of half
an inch per hour. Al the DAiles duT.
Ing the past twenty.four hours the
Columbia has Tisen three feet, which
means a foot and half rise Mt this
POINT during the next twenty-iour
nours. The water today reached
Font street, ami all day long mef'
uhanis ON tho water front have been
moving goods 10 upper stories.
In AlblnA many small houses on the
fats ato under water, and their Oocu-
pants have moved 10 higher grounds.
The Spokane river anu Cmlt d'Alene
lake afo higher than ever before
known.
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zclla NlcoIau. want. Dlyorce

MusCATlNE, Iowa, May 2B,-Mrs,
leila NicOlauB registered under the
name Of Mrs. GuiliOrd, Chicago, Ia
stopping at the Hotel Webster, here,
Her husband w. A. Nlcolaus has also
arrived anu tbs pair have been IN cou-
sultaliOn with prominent attorneys
with view, II Is said, TO obtaining a
divorce. Both declined 10 be inter.
viewed beyond n stout denial by Mr.
NicOlaus that their meeting meant a
reconciliation. That Hind Of talki said
he, Is all bosh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

An English soldier neNten by Call
farnia IIoodtums.

An English soldier neNten by Cali.
fornia IIoodiums,
30 Los ANGELES, May 21.--A sensa.
lional affair occurred In the San jose
hills, south Of COyina, n little fruit
town la the foothills Of the Sierra
Msdfe mountains, east OF this city day
before yesterday, which may result In
considerable international compiled.
,ious. A young EnRllshman was set
ul0n by n gang Of hoOdlums and
buaten into a state OF insensibllity, and
was then tied 10 tree In n barren spot
and left 10 perish.
The young man II Robert Beaucamp,
nel huw VI the archbishop Of York anu
heir Of the Marquis Of Chum ~. Cenu'
camp finally eKtTleated himself from
his potilous position and succeeded In
making his way home. He II naturally
very Indignant ut the outrage, aud " III
probably lay his case before British
Consul Mortimer.
Young BeAucamp belongs 10 the
Sixth hussars In her mAleaiy's service,
hud WAS actively engaged IN the lnsI
African anu Egyptian campaigns
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CALM AFTER The STORM.
Attempts 10 irbIlrlto The Cripple Greek
Hitler
uostiiiuss Cease aud Prisoners Will
ExchsnEed.-t battle Fought
Win she Doputies

CRIPPLE CREEK, Col, May GA
delegation from Colorado Springs
came 10 the city this morning, with
the hope that something might be
done to settle the controversy that has
arisen Ia connection with the STRIKE.
AFTER a very satisfactory conference,
all the miners la the vicinity CDugrU.
gated about the building To- which the
meeting was held, anu Dr. Slocum
"a ddrcssed them, stating the conditions
upon which arbitration could be-
brought shout. He was cordially 10.
ceivvd by the crowd and loudly ap.
plaudod.
An attempt was made this after.
noon by Deputy Sheriff Lon Jackson,
Mayor LinIshy anu Secretary Frank
Wolfe OF the mlnUfs' union 10 Try anJ
make arrangements with the author.
tiles ut Colorado Springs 10 have the
men at that place released. The min
ere promised that n this was done
they would az ones have SupcriDteu.
dCut Mcdonald aud he men safely
conducted 10 tucir homes.
An avail strain has been lifted from
the community, and % majority Of tue
people ioul convinced that the trouble
10 81 an end.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

FL PAsO, Tex, May .O.-rho city
council has decided tnat no woman
shall be allowed % walk OF ride IN the
streets Of ~ PasO wearing what Is
known as tho divided skirt. Tue
cJunoilmuB declared the practices in'
decent and demurallziug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
Cnel.rnn Isners NethIrn.

wAsmsurOS, May 2J.-The Senate
sugar trust investigation committee
was In session today. Boufku Cochran
appeared and denied that hu hal over
said or known anything Of the subject
which the committee WAS invcsligat'
lug.
After hearing Mr. Cochran the COM
mitlGe adjourned until Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

G Papers Of Pins for 8 cents.
g Cases Of Cream Ground Challies,
20 sd
6 Cases ofFast Colored Light Prints
2Gc yd
z q Brown SneetinI 2ac}d
q q Extra Heavy Brown Shes,ug
Alcyd
Fine Outing Flannel, A'sc sd
Manchester .awns, 80 in. wide hrgyd
Plain Black sateeu, 9ayd
French ChallIcs an wool, go iu
wide, worth 7Sc, Zoe 500
so Pieces O. Wool Chal.ies, 5aiu.
wide, worth A1g. Ll'Ee }a
Imported French Broadcloths SOC sd
40 in. all wool Heuuettas, assorted
new shades 3i'ac yd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

Lovers Of the weed You can't con
found the two From the descriptions
on the right you know "whereat we are
ats W. and South, and 70 j.. Ist
South Streets. Eagle Gate Cigar roc
straight Just received fresh lot OF
genuine Louisiana PeHque, grown In
81 lanes Parish. Plug, smoking and
Perque cut ON our own Whitney Tobac.
90 Gutter Tree OF charge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

PALAIilA, Fla, May 27.-rhis after.
noon John Kane was shot IN tbs head
anu dangerously wounded by Ernest
Wolf Vol lisa German aud menu
Der Of the A. T.. A., while Kane u al
Irish Catholic. Wolf is under arrest
and Kane may die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
FATuHDAYls nAI1LE.

On Saturday, May 20, all was quiet
until about 2:ij, when tho train BOAR.
Ing the deputies steamed down within
a short distance VI the minuf's line ami
stopped. The deputies uisombiTkUd
l.s strong, and advanced on thv miners
la full force They were met with
volley after yOlley from the Winchts.
tors carried by tue miners anu the lire
was briskly returned. The night was
dark, the only light being furnished by
"a pale moon through breaks Ia the
iloeling ol0uds, anu much nfo was
wasted.
Tire fighting wngod hcfcoly for half
an hour. Tho deputies finally cue.
ccedod In driving the strikers back.
Crowley was killed uarly In the fight
10y bullet which entered his right
cheek. After he fell his comradvs,
uTazui with rage, fought more ilrrcely
than ever. "Dynamito Shorty" had
uart OF his right ear shot away, while
Ohe " the other minofs had an arm
broken by n bail. Tho third received
three balls, but fortunately all were
iiuFh wounds aud not serious.
oNE THOUSAND SOLDIERS ~ CANT.
BiRMiNUHANi, Ala, May 27.-FOur
more companies Of state troops At.
rived here this morning and went into
camp at Ensly CITY, because Of the
threatened trouble by Striking miners.
Nearly l,OOJ soldiers are now en-
campud nj EnslUy, within n mile OF
the Pratt mines, the abode Of three
thousand strikers. Tho strikers do not
seem 10 DO Oycfawri Ia tue least by
the presence Of ~ many troops, A. IL
shown by two manifestations Of vio'
lUuua-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

ELuIN, ~, May 20. - President
Avery OF tho Elgin National Watch
company notified the stockholders
today that an English syndicate has
offered s7,OOO,OOJ Tor the plant, aud
that the holders Of throo.iourths VI the
stock have agreed 10 tho sails.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

TAHLEQUAH /. T., May 27,-Be.
ginning tomorrow, Treasurer II. n.
atErL VI the Cherokee nation, viii
commence tho disbursement Il $3.50.
900 10 - 800 Indians per capita. THIS
large amount II the proceeds VI this sale
90 the Cherokee strip 10 the United
states government last year, and Will
be the lafgeat amount Of money ever
paid out to Gs few people In the United
States.
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aulstnt ninsneld..

New ORLEANS, May 27.--rhs
steamship Espaua has arrived, bring
ing Blueilelds news to May n. Every
thing was quiet there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

Treatment During the
Remainder all Treatment VIII Receive
aud Latest Improved inru
FOL Treatment o Catarrh.
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DRS. SHORES g. SHORES.
SPECIALISTS,
ZION MEDICAL & SURGICAL INSTITUTE
81 East Second South Street

90 East Second South Street
SPEcAIIlEsA diseases the Eye Ear Nose Throat and Lungs
treatment
less aiea nIge W method
from ~ laboratory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
YHLK OK YHE 6IYY.
Is the Wonderful Cures Being Effected by Drs Shores shOress
New System Of Treatment

MEDICAL MEN INVESTIGATING THIS REMARKABLE SYSTEM
PRONOUNCE IT FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY THEY HAVE USED.
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TmE NAIIoN,s rINANcEN
The Outlook Not Encouraging AZ
Present.

WAsHINdToN, ID. O., May 27.-The
present. depleted condition OF the treas.
uFy SUD this Encouraging outlook for
ms future are sources OF considerable
anxiety to the officials OF the treasury
department. Already the gold reserve,
which hss been brought up by the last
bond Issue 10 slOL 800 i2, has been TO-
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nF YoU cANNor COME ro sALr LAKE

Write for the mail treatment. onoof tho
physicians IN personal charge .suporIn-
lenda the mail department aud by sys-
m OF close correspondence controls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

those out Of the citv quite as vol as those
who come 10 tho office. send Tor symp-
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment
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AmAPpY

william Martin starts for ITS Home
Ia New York,
BAN DIEGO, Cal, May 20.-WllliRm
A. Marun, wife aud child lett ytstef.
day evening for their home In New
York. Mrs, Martin was quite happy
at the outcome OF her three yeafs'
travels aud with her little son nj her
side, tald she was glad the long journey
was over, aud that the family was
again united,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
THE SIEGEL-
CLOTHING CO.

Have Concluded Putting on sale those
Immense Bargains which have At
traotod tho Public Attention during the
last Thirty Days
Evening journal., 1894-05-11
GUESTS or The G. ". c. C. 4. 4.

The Graduating Glass and Faculty Of
the College WIN BE Entertained on
wednesday
The graduating class and faculty Of
the Godey Wilmington Commercial
College will be the guests of the Alumni
Association on next Wednesday evening.
The officers Of the association waited on
Professor Il S Goldey on last Wednes
day and extended the invitation
The reception and entertainment will
be held Ia the college hall. and supple
mented with refreshments. The pre-.
gram Of the evening will be
dlstinctlvely literary Ia character.
Miss Bessie r Groves will read an
original sketch Of the life OF the poet
Whittier The responses to the call OF
the roll Of the alumni will be accom-
panied by quotations Miss Welch and
William Morton will recite.
The officers Of the association are
President, II. T Smalley vice president
Evan T. Neal secretary. Miss Bessie R
Groves: assistant secretary, Dorothy
Welch treasurer, R. @. McMuIlen. The
annual banquet Of the association will b.
az the Clayton House on June 13
Evening journal., 1894-05-11

After knocking out Dacey last night
Moriarity challenged any lightweight in
Delaware to fight at 1873 pounds He
also offered to fight any pugilist in the
audience at once, but the offer went
a.begging
Dacey experienced a clean Knockout
while the DelawRrean did not receive a
scratch. The contest was on its merits
as any witness will testify.
he Y NJ G A. baseball team will
go TO West Chester tomorrow afternoon
and will play the nine of the Normal
School. The team will be composed OF
Gutenberg, catcher; w. Munden,
pitcher; Belford, first base; McGonigle,
second base; G. Munden, third base
Mcdaniel, short stop; Buckley, left
field; Foulk. centre field; Stilley, right
field; substitutes, Bullock and McKsig
The Rockford baseball club will play
the strong Tioga club. of Philadelphia, a
the Union street grounds, to morrow
afternoon. The batting order Of the
clubs will be as follows: Rockford
Ferguson, b Hinkle, c. ; Neister, r +
;ott, b. Fisber,c McClsffeIty,s g. s.
Uhapelle, ] f. Langston, p Barlow, 3 b
Tioga-Rauch, l. Z Smith. 1 b
Armstrong, S. Jackson, 2 b.. Mar
shall, Bright, Fouser, r. f.
Mallon, C. T. Burnherdt, b.
Evening journal., 1894-05-11
CANNOT GET COAL.
Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany seizing Coal Aisng Its Lines-A
Coal Famine ThreateHed.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pauy seizing Coal Alsng Its Lines-A
Coal Famine ThreateHed.
A soft coal famine Is feared In this
city. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has condscated every carload
OF soft coal running on its system Manu-
faeturers in this city who had run out Of
fuel were told that they could have no
coal The Charles Warner Company made
a contract with the agents of the steamer
Earnclffe to furnish 800 tons of coal
When application was made for the coal
It was learned that sll coal not delivered
had been conhscated by the railroad
company
The Charles Warner Company at once
appealed to the authorities Of the road.
Finally Freight Agent Higgins was no.
tilted to let the eompanY have enough
coal TO iill the contract with the Earn.
clife. There is not a great deal Of coal
on the racks.
What is startling about the whole
thing, is the fact that the railroad com
psny has the right to c0nfscate The
company, the railroaders say, is respon-
sible for what Is shipped over their
lines. and therefore IL belongs to them
until It is delivered TO the conRignee.
Nearly all the coal coming over the
Baltimore & Ohio system Is mined in ths
Cumberland and West Virgiris regions
II is thought that the other roads will
follow the eximple of the B. & o., should
miners in the other regions strike
Evening journal., 1894-05-11
LAWYER FOR FOUR STATES.

but He Was FlAgged In the Onice OF the
Prothonotary aud Recorder OF Deeds
To-day.
Bernard Kelley. attorney at-law. Of
Mt Vernon, N Y, was "hagged" at
the Court House this morning, by Pro-
thonotary Horty and Deputy Recorder Of
Deeds Edwin A. Read Mr.. Kelley. who
claimed 20 be lawyer for the states
New York, Pennsylvania. New Jersey
and Delaware-wanted to search the
records the two Offices and the officers
refused TO allow him TO do Il because he
could not show his credentials aud was
unaccompanied by member Of the
Delaware bar.
Mr.. Kelley was In prime condition 20
resent such treatment. and be did it, but
bis resentment had no effect on the
county officers Then he went 10 tb,
Office OF Register In Chaucery Ferguson
and said he wanted to see a Judge OF
magistrate and report the insult. Th'
register told him there would be tw,
judges In the Court House shortly H.
old not wait for them, but went over an,
secured The services of II Conrad
who returned TO the Court House will
hi m and examined the records.