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PARIS, Feb. l9.-In the chamber Of depu-
ties Leon Say com5attcd the proposal Of
kaurcs made Saturday IN regard 10 es-
tablsniug a state monopoly Tor the sale
of wheat. declaring that by such action
they would find themselves always con-
frouted by the united forces of free trade
aud protection. Melino denounced tho
proposal and supported the proposed IL
crease ~ wheat duties as necessary de-
icusc OF French husbandry. Guesde de-
clarcl the new duties on wheat would in
crease tie price Of bread, and concluded
with the remark: New duties arc always
a q disadvantage to the working people.
and We socialists pray for a new isS9."
There werv loud cheers from the left.
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smlIh NhLn. Nnbbln..

STEEAToR, H., Feb. l9.--Contcst be-
tween Mysterious" Billy Smith of Bos-
ton, and Fletcher Robbins Of this city.
came oil here tonight and was tame
affair. Smith had II all his own way. Tie
police were present and tko contest
was ended in the fourth round. Robbins
being knocked down. Big gloves were
used. Smith made favorable imprcs-
sion among the large number OF sports
present. ALI Kennedy, Smiths hacker.
thinks him a winner, Il can get match
with McAGliiIc. Robbins has ceased 10
be regarded as Billy Myers successor.
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HUNT FOR A MURDERER
4 Posse in Close Pursuit Of tho DDS.
psralC, CloSS
HIDING IN THE LAVA BEDS
The Villain Is brmed With n Vim
chester hifle and VIII LvIdently
Make a g.ard FigHt BE-
fore SurrendorIrg.
Special Disra,ch to the STANDARD

Bliss, Idaho, Feb. l9.-Jim Cross, the
murderer OF Dob Wilson and sam Barker,
at HdCermln, last Thursday night, Is yet
al large, aud the excitement throughout
the antire couaty is ai boiling pitch.
Fifty rcsolrte and determined men are
securing the country in search OF tho rcd-
handed butcher.
After Cross mounted the horse of his
victim, Barker, the night OF the tragedy,
aud made his escape from lcsse's ranch.
the scene OF the slaughter, he rode 10 his
camp near Snake river and QUILTED hun
self with -four, blcon and matches and
Winchester rife. lie then rode 10
Smllley's ranch, aud without disturbing
the family there. entered the stable and
changed Barkcr's horse for one of Mr..
Smnlley's best and proceeded along the
Snake river to the lava beds, where he
dismounicI and turned tho horse loose,
and il returned home on Sunday morning.
The lava beds are being pairolled and
ESCAPE across the Snake river is i'm
practicable.
Yesterday afternoon some of the posse
in the lava beds came 10 the glowing
embcrs of camp fire with scraps OF food
scattered about as well as half con-
sumcd cigarette. which they accepted as
ey ldcncc that their game is about run
down. An inquest on the bodies OF tue
victims was begun on Friday night and a
post inoriem examination was made by
DR.. Bauah. The fatal bullet struck
Wilson on the left arm, going through into
the body AT the chest wall, iracturing tho
arm bone, then across through the lungs
and out nj tl.s right side, entering
and passing through the right arm.
Barker was shot in the pit of the stom-
acli, the bullet passing toward the lcit
through the stomach aud heart and oui at
the left sale. The inquest was continued
TO wait the return o. one of the posse ho
was an eye witness to the tragedy. ihe
funeral of the victims took place Sa;ur-
day and was largely attended.
Frank Henderson, Cross partner aud
accomplish ia the robbery OF ilanscn's 5
cabin. passed through here last night In
tho custody of sheriff White, held TO
answer IN the district court To the charge
of burglary. He states that Cross is tho
party who some time ago burglarzcd
Grayson's store At Drena, near Mountain
Home. and IN Hcnderson'S language,
perforated the atmosphere" and never
was discovered. He further states that
Cross few years ago committed MUIR
der in Mexico and was under arrest for
the crime, but made his escape by brlblng
| the iailer
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AT WORK IN AUSTRIA
4 S:N2.io1l, Al.rrhiS! Trial In lhs
City tf Y.3lll
BIG BATTERY OF BOMBS
Police Find a Nest of the Followers
OF Herr Most-The Trial o,
Twgiya Anarchists Be-
gun Yesterday.
conyrirhted, 1894, by the Associated Press.

VIENNA. Feb. IA sensational trial
began in secret here to-day. II Is that OF
the l. anarchists arrested last September
for d .sirlbuung incenIiary literature anl
plotting against the life OF Emperor
Joseph. Concealed in the furniture IN the
lodgings of the leaders, in a most ingen-
ious way, tue police found a complete
printing outfit, large quantity ol all
archlst literature and regular battery Of
bombs ready 10 be charged, the chemicals
Tor charging them, together with coats
vita hooks on them inside to hang bombs
on. a regular Armory of weapons aul am
muntion. The literature seized showed
that tue men were IN communication with
anarchists in America and followers Of
Herr Most. Testimony OF tho most sem
sauonal character is expected to be
brought out 1T tho trial and Though Il is
secret, the associated press has made ar
rangements which. il Is expected. will en-
able IL TO give substantial report OF tho
proceedings.
Haspcl was first examined and he con-
fcssed 10 beng guilty OF tho charge OF en-
ploying secret press and admitted he
was au anarchist Haspel said: I'VE ie-
sire 10 attain our ends by the employment
OF force
The prisoner procured the secret press
because he wanted 10 furnish workman
with suitable newspapers. Al this stage
of tho proceedings the jury inspected tho
couch in which the secret printing press
was concealed. When the examination
was resumed llaspcl denied knowledge Of
the manufacture of explosives. That he
had lcciurei upon the manufacture OF
bombs, Hlspcl cmphaticaliy denied. Ho
explained the propaganda OF physical
force to be employed, not against indi-
yilunls, but against the whole social
iahF,c. The socialists demands for such
political privileges as the franchise only
delayed the contamination. Tho prose-
culor asked II the IDEAL stale would be
republic or anarrhistic, To which Haspel
replied II was all the same 10 him.
"WIll there be laws2' asked the prose-
cu'or.
Haspcl replied: "Pcople will make them
and there will not bo any governing
! powers
! lIaspel admitted hc had prepared an
| arcli,t mauilcstocs and had made tho
| lcadcn aud Tin bombs seized by the police.
/ He denied, boacv that he intended to
use ihcr. The counsel for the defense
| pointed ont that contrary 10 published
reports no powerful explosives had been
found at the prisoners lodgings and the
machines found were only small and
rudply made contrivanees. Martin Stikul,
- carpenter. admitted attending anarchist
meetings, but denied he was aware of tho
/ contents Of the anarchists manifesto.
| Tho case was adjourned uniil tomorrow.
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DR.. kGLLOGG'S ANSWER.


speciaI Dispatch TO the standard.
hELENA, Feb. la.-Ihe answer OF Dr. l..
). Kellogg 10 the complaint OF the board
OF medical examiners who revoked his
license, has been flied IN the district court.
io denies that he has been guilty OF un-
professional, dishonorab!e and immoral
conduct. He claims that the child had
been dead three or four days when taken
from the woman, and lie put II in Ihe
furnace Of his Office. but not 10 conceal
ITS birth. The head OF the child had hc-
came detached in removing il. He says
that he could not get the consent OF tie
mother TO disclose her name, aud
as one of the doctors had testified
that tue child was born alive, his attorney
had advised him that il was unsafe for
him to make any admissions TO the coro-
ner's jury. He thereiore refused to give
the woman's name. She has now lett the
state and is said to be in the east. II il is
the wish of the court he will give tho
woman's name aud fully explain all the
facts Of the matter. The reason that no
explanation was made before the board
OF examiners, he says, was that the name
was not requested and lie was
apparently OIL trial before
prcjudiced body; there was not
n legally instituted quorum OF disinter-
ested members OF the board present when
his case was heard; the case was prose-
cuted by an attorney employed for the
purpose, who also acted for the state,
and the board acted on his advice on all
questions, thereby insiiiuiing themselves
both prosecutors and trial court; that the
injustice Kellogg suffered at the hearing
was So apparent that no action was taken
TO establish a defense, and his attorney
advised him to rely upon an appeal to the
district court for justice.
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Fighting Across the Line.

Ell PAso, Feb. ia special train took
191 men just across the New Mexico line
yesterday TO witness a fight between Billy
Smith OF Australia. aud Dave Flaherty of
Portland, ior a purse Of 500. The men
fought with skin tight gloves. and Smith,
who was the more scientific, knocked
Flaheriy out in 81 rounds. 1, has been
determined to secure the Corbeti-Jackson
mill for this locality il possible and iin-
munty from legal interference will be
guaranteed. A subscription was started
this afternoon and within a few minutes
nearly $1,000 was raised,
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CRUSHED UNDER The WHEELS.
A Runaway Car Causes the Death OF n
Chicago Millionairn

CHICAGO, Feb. la.-Hcnry 5. Holden. q
wealthy manufacturer of gas fixtures, who
was under $1,000 bond on the charge OF
adultery, was killed this forenoon in the
Lasallc street tunnel. The South Bend
cable car, on which Holden was riding,
lost it's grip Oh the cable in descending
the grade al the north end OF the tunnel
and rushed down the incline at an
alarming speed. Several women jumped
from the car and were slightly injured.
Holden jumped just as the car ncared
the dividing wall in the center OF the tun-
mel and falling against the wall was
thrown back under the wheels and terri
bly, mansled. The Gripman soon regained
q hold on the cable and no further dam
age was done.
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STORM IN TIE SIERRA NEvADAS.
Three Men Believed TO be Buried In
snow Bank.

SACRAMENTO. Feb. ia terrible storm
ragged on the Sierra Nevada mountains
last night. The snow came down in
quantities accompanied by hurricane.
Railway cuts are drifted and traffic badly
blockadsd. A serious accident occurred
ut Cold Stream. 4 heavy push plow.
backed by seven large engines, all running
at high rate Of speed, plunged into 4
SNOW bank and Jumped the track at least
80 feet from the rail. Three men are
missing. IL is not yet known whether
they were hurled into the snow where
there is possibility of finding them, or
whether they are buried under the snow
pillow. Tho missing are Conductor FL
Higgins. Engineers L. Graham and ID. W.
Terrell. Engineer Loveiace was badly in
jured. All OF the men were riding on the
snow pillow.
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Clara howard Missing,

ST LOUIS. Fob. 19.-An additional sem
sation to-day was added TO the double
murder of his wife and child by DIR. Arthur
Duestrow. by the discovery that one OF the
chief Witnesses for the state has fed.
Clara Howard. Duestrow's mistress.
by whose story II was hoped 10
prove premeditation. has disappeared.
The only trace OF her is the checking OF
her trunk 10 Chicago. \ new feature is
the probable Identification of Mrs. Dcu-
strow as the woman who about week be-
fore the tragedy sought police protection
froIn her husband, but refused to give her
name when she learned that fornRliiies
we're necessary TO secure such protection.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. ~. - The national
assembly Of the League of American
Wheelmen met this morning. Oae nun
dred and seventy-eioht ont OF ISL dele
gates in the assembly were present. After
credentials the reports of officers. includ-
ing the president, secretary and treasurer.
were read and adopted. The racing COM
mittee recommended that two classes Of
amnteures be established, one amateur
pure and simple, the other a manu-
facturers' amateur.
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Michigan Uuir,al<

LANSING, Mich. Feb. 19.-The governor
this afternoon announced his finding in
tue matter OF the salary frauds TO the eff
feet that the respondents are guilty as
charged and that the order for their rec
maval be filed at once. The matter vii!
he appealed to tho supreme court and
heard two weeks from tomorrow. OH
ccrs to MI the vacancies will probably be
announced tomorrow. They will qualify
and will at once commence g''D ,rGrr0Hi0
proceedings against the present iuriIm-
bents. Until lie matter is ilually settled
by the court the present lncumbents Nlli
continue IN oilicc.
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PioIIlnY In Eree pnlhnh.

WAEsNw, Feb. lo.-Ihe police hero
assert that they have discovered an cN-
icnsive conspiracy, the object of which
WAS 10 secure the freedom oil Poland, Tho
conspirators are said TO !nciud' nihilists,
as well as persons not usually aiIl.iating
with them. Many arrests have been
made. Among those in custody are tho
entire editorial staff, of two newspapers
published here and many Catholic priests.
The stipend Of Bishop Kulinski has been
suspended. The conspiracy IS said to
have extended 10 many other places in
Poland. At Kielce police visit was
made TO the seminary and college there,
which resulted in the seizure OF a large
number Of pamphlets calling upon tho
youths OF Poland TO rise and FREQ tho!r
country from Russian oppression.
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Pre- d.rrn.t Nir,ld of .nook..

CmChGo. Feb. l9.=Thc prisoners in the
county Jail are alarmed, or pretend 20 hr.
over tue stories OF V.sItaiIuus By The spirit
of George II. Painter. who was hanged
there on Jau. ~. The spirit Of the mus-
dcrer is alleged TO make uuCaBny calls at
his old quarters, "a number OF prisoners
claiming 10 have seen tn" ghost. Prem
Lcrras,, the muir icrur of Mayos Harrison,
is sald to br especially alarmed aud IN
great terror ot personal visitation from
his late nc,.hb1r ~ murlyr"T's row.
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EVANS REcAPIUSEO.
The California Bandit IL Again Behind
the Bars

VIsALi,, CAL. Feb. l9.-The shcr!lf's
posse surrounded Chris Evans house at 3
O'Clock this morning, having received in
formation that Evans and another man
were inside. His children were tLese and
young man named Beeson was paid to
go IN and get the children out preparatory
TO a general attack OF the place. As soon
as he reached the door he Was pulled III
side and kept there. AsIron2 GORDON was
drawn around the house and hall tho
town gathered al a respectful DISTANCE.
Word was sent To Fresno Tor reinforce
mcnts aud every avenue OF escape VAS
guarded. Finally, srcug no hope OF gc;-
ting away, the bandits surrendered.
Evans and partner arc NOW hchinl the
bars OF the county jail. Negotiations
with the bandits were carried on 10y letter
through Evans young sou.
The man captured with Evans this
morning is nos Mogrcll. but former
iriead OF MorFrlrs, who worked M 4
restaurant wlth him. Marshal Gard saws
Evans aud Morrell were moi in the Roscoe
robbery. lie has known OF their where
abouis, he claims, for weeks.
When EyIus saw the armed men
around the house AMI noted tlat Brigh-
ton, the cmp.oye %! the sheriff who was
taking care of the Evans children had
not returned, he attacked Mrs. Brighton,
knocking her down and kicking her. lie
VAS only prevented from killing the
woman th,ouGa the Intervention Of his
partner. Tue woman was badly injured
and in spasrus for hours. The officers
are rciiccnt as 10 the disposal Of Evans at
present, but il Is supposed lac Will 10
spirited to Fresno tonight whcro he viii
receive immediate sentence, and on con-
yiction be hurried la the state PRISON.
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Mormon. Ordered To Leave.

WEssoS. Miss. Feb. l1.-Two Mormon
ministers arrived here last week and be-
gan attempting TO secure converts. 4
mass meeting was held last night. all the
local Clergy being present. II was de-
term ned that during the present hard
times their doctrines would prove niur-
ious. The meeting appointed commit.
tee 10 wal; on the A!ormons aud order
them out of town. To-day tue disciples Of
Briglian Young left for other liglds.
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BREAD, NOT a BOMB.
What EabId rari,lan anarchis: Threw
at the Judge.

AZ the Judge.
PARIS, Feb. i9.-An anarchist named
Boisson, one OF the many arrested during
the recent police raids on anarchist
haunts. was placed on trial to-day and
convicted of having explosives in hts pos
session. The Judge sentenced him to
four months imprisonment. Bosson
stood in defiant attitude while sentence
WAS being pronounced upon him. As the
Judge concluded, the prisoner, who had
large piece OF bread in his hand, drew
back his arm and threw the bread at tho
Judge. Tue missile struck the judge on
the nose. As Bosson threw the bread hs
shouted, addressing his remarks TO tho
court and the court attendants:
you are crowd of pigs. We will
blow you all up, Long live anarchy -
The act of the prisoner created for a
time great excitement in the court, many
@! those present thinking the piece OF
bread was a bomb.
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LONDON. Feb. l9.-The Prince of Wales
held l"vcc to-day on behalf Of the queen
al ~. James palace. Among those pres
cnt werc Grand Duke Hesse, Princess
Henry and Louise Of Battcnbrrg, Prince
Edward SaNc-Wcimlr, the Duke Of Con-
naught, United States ambassadors,
prominent officers, leading officials and
distinguished people generally. The day
Was a delghuui one aud large crowds eu-
juyed the sunshine while Witnessing the
arrival oi prominent personages.
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LoypoY. Feb. l9.-As the iurymen were
to-day visiting tho scene OF the BOurdin
explosion French anarchist mounted
the railinss near the spot and shouted:
"yiye la'auarchie," and proceeded 10
mako fierce address 10 the crowds,
which sooa gathered around him. The
police acted with great moderation and
only ordered the anarchls; 10 stop his
harlngge. Thcrcupon the anarchist de-
uounced squiJh, the home secretary, and
finally subsidcI.
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PhRIs, Feb. l9.-A telegram from the
governor Of Soudan announces thar when
the JolTrc column en- route 10 Iimbuctuo
had arrived at the village Of Niaiou.c.
January -, lie was mcnaced by Villagers.
Before Tire soldiers could proceed they
were obliged TO storm the village. killing
100 inhabitants. The column then rc-
sumed its march, not having sustained
auv loss
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The Mntntn sulirnzlst..

WAsHING-oN, Feb. l9.-The election Of
officers by the Woman SulfragtSts re-
suited MS follows: Susan u. Anthony.
president; Rev. Anna II. Shaw Of phila-
dclpha, vice president al large: Rachel
Foster Avery OF Philadelphia. correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton
OF Ohio, treasurer: Mrs Ellen l.. Dletrick
OF Boston and Josephine X. Henry Of
kentucky, auditors.
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BERLIY, Feb. lo.-Count Posadowsky,
imperial secretary Of the treasury, has
been appointed president OF the silver
committee. In the rc!clstlg the discus
sion Of Cameroon's estimates was con.
tlnued. Won Capriyi made an elaborate
defense OF the colonial policy Of the gov
ernment, and announced tho conclusion
Of frontier agreement with France.
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3 Hmmnrrh Mtrrlnrn-

NEw YORK. Feb. l9.-Thea,rical circles
are Torn up over the announcement just
made that the well known actor Maurice
Barrymore two months ago secretly mar
ricd Miss Mamie i. Lloyd, an Ee!rcss. hut
not a member Of the profession. Barry
moro when seen eruphat.caliy denied that
iherY is any truth IN IL.
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GALvEsroS, Feb. ia Ns,rt special
from NAeosolochcs, says that Governor
Hogg, with party Of friends hunting in
that region. kilioI deer. This is against
Toe law and information has been fled
against tho governor saI h,s party. The
county attorney says he will prosecute
the case In dead earnest and tho sheriff
has forwarded TO Agsttn = warrant Tor the
arrest OF the governor, with instruc tons
TO accept only gilt edged bond.
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NV YORK, Feb. 10 At the Office Of J.
W. AiGckny &c.. il was decided to-day that
Princess Colonua intended going 20 South
Dakota 10 apply for a divorce. She con-
tinues to occupy hcr brothers apartments
in the Belsrayia illIs, and il Is sad she is
advised Of her husbands
Young MhckAY Is occupying
apartments at the Huie! Wlilrot.
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In nm m. An,r,hls,.-

PARIS. Feb. l2.-Thc Gamera asserts
that the British government has decided
TO propose TO tho powers the passage of
international legislation ia regard 10
police supervision, etc, with 4 y.eS ul
sgpprgss.lg IaArcay.
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Bis MARcK AND WILLIAM.


~ 'f'iNHth 'Ae
Emperor and 'h. Former Chancellor.
FRIEpRICusEUiIE, Fcb. 10. Another
link has been forced in the chain of recon.
citation between tho emperor and His-
marck. Emperor William left Berlin at
2:.D this afternoon and arrived here
shortly afler D u'c.ock. Ia spite of the re-
quest 10y the emperor that there should no
no demonstration. the railway station aud
village were gally decorated. The road 10
the castle was through lopg garch"s ilankcd
on either side with Venetian masts. Tho
emperor. Who wore naval uniform COW
cred by dark cloak, stepped hr.sAly out
of The carriage when the tram drew ~ at
the platform and approached BIsmarch,
who wore cuirassicr's uniform with the
helmet aud gray military cloak, recently
presented him by the emperor. Warm
and repeated haudShakcs were exchanged
between the emperor aud tile cN-chance.-
lor. after which the former carefully
wrapped the gray cloak around the prince 3
shoulders. bismarck having dotted the
gray garment just previous To greeting his
ruyal visitor. The emperor aud bismarck
walked 10 Castle Fricdrichsruhc, followed
10y the cmpcror's suite of seven persons.
Arriving at tho castle, the emperor greeted
Priuccss Bismarck. and with the princess
upon his arm the emperor proceeded to
the salon.
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Rio DE- JANEIRo. Feb. l9.-I'he deaths
from yellow lever now average 60 daily.
The government dynamite cruiser. Nic-
thcroy, reported outside he harbor. sailed
south last night. The United States
cruiser Detroit has returned to tho hnrbor.
The New York and Charlcstown are cru.s-
ing outside OF tine ll.rbor.
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.In.cnh k.nnIrr nnnh

NEw YoEE, Feb. l9-joscph Kepp'or,
the clricalurist, editor anl proprietor Of
FUck. died Tonight a, his residence, 81
years old. The immediate cansc Of dcath
was heart failure, resulting from u CON.
plicHtiou Of spinal and lung trouble.
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STrcIa. DIeplTcl 20 lho NillllrI.
HELENA. Feb. l9-Thc demurrer 10 the
complaint Of Dell Hcrshaeld in the snit
against l.. II. Hershheld and wife for
alternating the affections OF her husband,
Aaron leishncld, wasnves ruled by
Judge huuI and the defendants given 10
days % answer.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. l9.-The youngest
child OF tho president was christened
Esther Cleveland yesterday afternoon in
tbc blue room OF tho While house. Only
members of the family aud few intimate
friends were present.