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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-21
THE DISTRICT COURT.
Jvdss Merritt B.lhYS IL a Shorl
Session On Saturdays.
GEORGE cuHLEy ANp cumP PRATT
40 Order Entered 10 This CASE.
county Board of Iuualizi.
iou, Elc.

In rather more than hall an hour
this morning Chief Justice Merritt
had run through his days work Ia the
Third district court aud then adjourned
till next Monday at To- o.. m. The
matters which came before bic honor
wore ofa purely formal HAD ani com.
pha,ivoly fow members Of the bar
were present. The orders made during
The bricfstssi0n were az follow:
Victor R3mDaud, Frenchmau,
now residing 10 Carbon Co., was adj.
mittcd 10 citizenship.
NJ }. Gray Va Cnarlei Il. Dinhal,or
heretofore submitted on demurrer ts
complaint aud motion Tor re-.
ccivcL Demurrer sustained aud tho
request Tor receiver denied. Al
exception was taken to the ruling.
Larson VI Nelson. Decree OF fore
closure granted AMI an attorneys Ice
VI $40 allowed.
Altoi ID. Brim ct al. Va ThOa W.
Junus ct al. Demurrer 20 complaint
sustained and dismissal VI suit ordered,
there being 40 eau 80 u action.
H. h. Gregg & Go. W Il. ur0esbeCk
OF al. Upon stipulation anu ~ mutual
c0usent, the surcties on appeal bond
iu ihis case Justified before tho ciefk
THE afternoon.
Louisa Co trim W E,tella Neatch ct
al. Default anu foreclosure. At
t0fney's re " fl91 allowed.
Louisa Cyllfin " Mullney OF nj.
Default ana i0rccl5surci attorneys Zee
$780,
Aaron koysef " William Burke
ct NJ. Ofuof OF talu confirmed.
George CuflUy W Arthur Pfait. De-
fault ordered aud Judgment rntcfed tor
return " property, without c3sts.
This D. tue same Ease Ia whigh = suig
was flsd by Cufley against Chef
Pratt on the 10Th lust, with a view 10
recover The sum Of sSsj, the same hAv-
INK been TOT good aud substantial fea.
sou placed In the safe NJ the police de.
patImuut, Ia an envelope marked q. y.
Ih0mpaon, pending an investigation.
The facts % the case were reported IN
the NEwA about n week ago.
q. ". Young ct al VI VIM. sum
sion ct al. Demurrer 10 complaint
Withdrawn And answer alei.
MofOni Edwards W John A. GrOes
bees. Decree Of foteclo,ufe granted
SOr MANY THERE TODAY.
There was large falling OF In tn,
| number " pfotestanu before ia,
county board Of equalization today, a,
compared wit h tno preceding days VI
/ this week.
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TmE sU0An INVEsrI0ArIoN'
witncssss Exnmiuod BY the senate
Committee iodnN

WAsnINGrON, Jnly 2l,-Ihe Senate
sugnr investigation committee IL
suned work today. The mObt Import
ami " itness wac Harry Rood New
York Herald reporter, VINO Wroie the
ARTICLES upon which the present branch
Of INJURY ~ based. A special eliot
WINS made 10 got information ooncern'
tn.. an, abatement that senatnrs nave
besn circulating la sugar stocks since
tue laIiii blll was taken up ID sne oen'
ate, despltu their denlah, ~ ~ uh-
defstood that Rood pTolessel wiling
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ness to aid The committee 10 tic extent
Of biz ability. The other wilug.so
ut5ksr, and a. NJ. Seip, Of this city.
Wheeler stated that he never placed
orders Tor senators for sugar aiock'
Suip had been represented Ia tue
newspapers ne saying That ho hnd
come into tho possession OF the knowl.
edge tina, a ceftiin senator hE1 placed
orders for sugar stocks In the spring
with man then representing Sty.
mour. Young & Co., Now York bro
kcrs. roday'a witnesses were warned
against divul2lng the proceedings.
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aENAron AnLnN,s nrronr.

WAsutNGrON, July "a, - Senator
Allen, Nebraska, member OF the sugar
investigation committee, has made q
report to the Senate tuuplUmeutlug
that OF tho committee lie says the
evidence shows that the sugar trust
contributed 10 the campaign funds Of
both the Democratic and Republican
parties with the expectation, n not the
implied promise, that Ils Interests be
cared for, and that McPhofsou aud
Quay spoculated IN sugar during the
pending tarin biz. Hu recommends
that laws bu enacted covering both
these practices. Allen alto urges tho
passage of a law 10 require witnesses to
nnaMrTmnn-lIn- B.
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FRAUD is ALLEGED,
Ia the Obtaining Of the Release Of a
Certain Mortgage.

The case OF Lorenzo snow Jr. Va q,
T.. wantlAnd, T.. A. HSrtenstein, his
wife, and II. q. Naisbltt was placed
on iile In the Third district court this
afternoon by r. Is, Stephens and Ben.
ner y. smith, attorneys iof tho plain
TN. Suit is brought 10 ioreolose Ger.
tain mortgage AMI cancel the release
OF tho same ON the ground that such
release was obtained by fraud.
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heavy BLOWS SaOwERED.


G. d. Brown, substitute census
snumerator for John Burt In the
Fourth precinct, and W. H.. Bywater,
a member Of the Salt Lake hto depart
ment, were principals in street light
last evening that has left scratches,
bruises and discolored physiognomies
ON both men Or evidence that the en-
counter Was no, one.
Bywalsr says he only maintained
hi. manhood by pummeling a man
who had impeaohed the honor And in.
tsgrily Of his wiir. Brown, It appears,
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re rrnn.l,r ,h. .nb.T..a,nr,.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-U. 4. Treas.
uter Morgan, l.. q. Bant1, alslttant
cashier, Burton Ehll, ohioi Of the
warrant division, aud George IL.
smith, Of the public moneys division,
will leave tomorrow Tor San Francisco,
10 supeTintnnd the transfer Of the
United States sul-lTeasury TO Camp.
bell Berry, recently appointed assistant
treasurer. Beffy'a tn!clal bond Of
sGOO,UOO was today approx by the
secretary OF the treasury.
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FREsNO, Cal, July 2l.-lnlervlews
with prominent raisin growers OF TINS
county indicate that tho crop Wlli bt
nearly AZ heavy "a last year tho low
est estimate being seventy prr cent ui
last season. Picking Will commence
about the end OF August ami WIN last
until the end OF October The met
crop will be light, but NJ an exception
ally hno quality. The avcoud crop
promises To be- heav,, but late
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a Resolution Amending the Constitu'
lion Passed by the House.

wAsuNGTOS, July 9l.-Ihrro was
slim attendance OF tie members OF the
HOUSE, today. Bowers demanded tho
regular order. A resolution ptopos'
Ing an amendment TO the
Constitution providing that sonat'
ors 0p elected by direct vote OF tho
people. Although two thirds vote II
required for measures amending the
Constitution, tho pending resolution
was passed, 81 10 40, 10 votos 10 spare
The announcement was received
with Democratic applaute.
The House disagreed 10 the Senate
amendments ON the Indian Appr0prl'
ton bill. Holman, Allen ami Wilson,
Wash, were appointed oOniefets.
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called Ut the Bywaicf fcsdance AMI
asked us 100 tur number 90. Chl!dIuu OF
school Ggc il The family ald whether
W not they were MurmJut, cue ui the
Objectionable questions specified boo
tho law 90 o. umpUuuiud. The
mannrr Iu which tue query
was pu' SCENTED .l U1uli VI by.
watr., vino alleges that Brown wa.
very "irrsh" aud obnoxious .uuas
tho entire Interview. Mn Bywateg
wa. away from home a. the time, Dut
uu his rolutu was ia'1fmtd 0, what
had taken pIl.. suI .8fus 100 iro day
made 10 h.a iusiuuaH 90 make Brown
upUlDgzs. A. o. result tury came toe
suihpf BE- a battle foya. No afrsn,B
Wlfe made.
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COPPER PLANT BONDS.
A Disposition to Sell Them over the
Mayors Veto.

The Copper Plant bonus bonds Of
100000 are still being industriously
discussed In municipal circles anI the
councilman anu tho citizens commit.
Toe who favor the sale Of them forth.
with are Ia frequent and almost con-
slant consultation,
There IL "A strong disposition 10 make
the sale over the Mayors veto OF tue
O'Meara resolution aud that will prob
oily bv done should the bond men take
the view that such action viii in no
way affect the legality OF tho uansae-
lion.
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"At Home and Abroad. /"

ProL Scott Hue, Of New York city,
will repeat by request his farewell H.
Illustrated lecture, "At Home AMI
Abroad" on next Monday evening.
July g3rd, at the Fourteenth ward ~.
sumbly rooms, At o'clock. Admission
will be- free, aud all arc cordially In.
yited. The lecture will be aucompnn.
led by beautiful illustrations, and rK-
cuilent music Will also Do provided.
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A THOUSAND DOLLARS
Reward offered By Tho U. P. lor
Soldier Kuld,T'S AssaiIanlS


sastia' % TIE Nrws By Daoa telegraph
OODEN, Utah, July gl.-rhc rtcviv.
ers OF the Union Pacific railroad have
posted circular, about the city, Offering
reward Of one thousand dot
lars for the arrest aud oJnyic-'
ton OF the party who assaulted
John Kundyr, at the depot on the
night OF the i0,h inst. Onicen aud
citizens arc on sharp lookout but no
arrests have been made as yet. II b
expected that In lss, than lwenty.fcur
hours the assnilants will uu captured.
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THE CHURCH PROPERTY.
Consideration OF the 1911 TO Restore the
Real Estate Postponed.

A dispatch from Washington to the
Salt Lake 7ribuHs says the committee
on Judiciary has referred Mr. Rawlings
bill, looking to the restoration TO the
Church Of Jesus Christ Of LStter.dAy
saints Of the real estate now IN the
hands Of a receiver, to a subcommittee.
lt has been decided IN the light OF
recent events that II would be better
not 10 push the bill during the present
session, but 10 delay it until the De.
cumber term Of Congress.
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EX.S.P. CONDUCTORS ARRESTED
William O'Nlel aud G.. Davis In Custody
VI sheriff Bclnap.

Sheriff Bolnap and Deputy Lambert
this morning arrested William O'Niol
aud &. Davis at their homes IN Ogden
As suspects ia tue Kunief shooting
case.
Both men.were ia the employ OF
the Southern Pacific ~ freight train
conductors up 10 tho time u the strike.
They were brought down from the
Junction city today ani taken up 10
Fort Douglas 10 the hospital Tor identi'
ncation by Nunuer. With them were
twU other suspects whosel nAmes were
not learned. Whether Kunder tecog-
ulzed any VI the men rs his a-railnnts
could not be learned before press time.
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Ane,h,r bod DO NIrlIanl.

SiSos1owS, Dublin Bay, July a.
The Nigilant won.
rne Nisilant won today under COO.
ditiuns hefot ioio considered uniavof'
able 10 her. She nnishcd fiuy miles
cruise 3 minutes and 80 seconds ahead
OF the Britannia, not reckoning the
time allowance, which Will reduce u 10
about minute nnd 10 seconds.
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RicYele Raees.

There will DO a big list OF bicycle
races at the state street track neat
Tuesday, aud all the fact riders have
entered. The quarter mile Utah
championship will be- contested. The
track 10 In splendid condition and some
Of the state records will probably b.
bruAuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-21

CHICAGO, July 2l.-J. W. Hays, Of
tho executive board OF Knights Of
Labor, Joined five other members OF
ui board here today. Tho board will
slvo for Omaha tomorrow alter some
.siurss pertaining To the labor lr0n-
% in Chicago has been disposed VI.
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CHICAGO, July 2i.--Prssidont IIy.
man J.GAge, OF the civic federatlon'has
Appoidted the following committee 10
arrange plans for the proposed labor
conference IN this city:
A. q. Bartlett, T.. &. Keith, Mis-.
Potter Palmer, Haryin Hughitt, NJ. J..
Carroll, George II, Peck, j. J. Ryan,
A, w. 'rruesdel.
The committee includes bankers,
wholesale merchants, railroad officials
ana labor leaders. kilograms have
teen received from labor leaders aud
large employers endorsing the plan.
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NEW YORK, July gl.-Rpserve, In.
cfcase, sl72,226; loans, decrease, 49,,
800; specie, increase, s2OO,bOOi legal
,eniefs, dsorasr, sli3.5OO; deposits,
dscfoasr. sls3,7lU; circulation, de-
crease, SIS, 2JD. lhe banks hold s1S,-
ll6, 600 Ia excess OF requirements.
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CATrLE SHIPMENT.


Now that tho railway blockade has
been raised on the local roads anu
traiilc 10 again under way, the business
Of shipping cattle from the patohed
ranges OF southern Utah has been 70.
sumoi. Last night two tra.u loads Of
cattle came ia over the Uui3n Pacific
and went direct 10 the stock yards
where the animals we're unlOsdod.
The nrzt train was from lronton, and
the shipments booked Tor Nebraska.
The second was from Milford ana IL
billed for Butte, Montana, by Is. h.
saunders.
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rnE TAIIITF mn.
4 Plan 90 Hsnch M Agreements on the
Measure.

wAsHiNuToN, July 2l.-The con.
seTyatIyo Democratic leaders OF the
Senate are discussing the Auvlaabiliiy
n holding a caucus for the purpose VI
trying 10 reach au understanding on
this tRriii measure. There lisa plan Tor
tbs repeal Of the sugar bounty by Au
independent uill. Toe ditlerentlal
duty on refined sugar was stricken out
OF tbs taritl bill ana the bill was de.
i0atad la consequences.
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BOISE, Ida, July 2l,-A cyclone
swept over Elk county Jay VI two
ago, leyeling trees aud destroying
thousands Of sheep And cattle, Hail
stones to the depth Of five iuohes fell
in some placed. Two prospocIors were
injured.
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CHICAGO, July 2l.-rhe removal Of
the troops from the Lake Shore yards
last night caused the men employed
there 10 refuse TO work this morning.
They declared they would not risk per-
sonAl violence AMI could not trust the
police. President Newell secured the
return Of company Of militia and the
men resumed work.
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AT 4. Directors Arrested.

CHICAGO, July 2t.-.R. Goodwin,
Il. l.. Burns, J. Elliott, directors Of the
a. II. IT,, AMI T.. =. Benedict, slcno.
grspher, weru arrested today. Warrants
are out lot Directors John Macvehan
and Thomas Hogan, but they could not
be- found
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Elrlr N,NL Mteh.

Tho b1arI Of hro AMI po.is, com
mi-.l .utrs ago scheduled Tor meeting
taly ucxt week. Al that time o
quorum viii tom the city, 10 900 iact all
iirr members % the board Will not be
present.
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LYNS, MasF., July q by nm ex.
pIo,ilu Of gRs Ia tho Strout building,
h.. r.. strout, the owner and Otlicor
Arthur Wells were burned, probably
fatally. TnTee others were severely
irjurcd. The damage IL 100000.
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china aud Japan Likely TO shed
Hood about I1oTsR.

LONDON, July TIA dlspaIch rec
ceivvu mere this afternoon from shang-
hal Gays TumOT IL IN circulation that
war between China anu Japan will
be- begun.
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RAPID InPRoVEHENr
Tho Iniuriaus En.cts Of tho strike
VIM snnn Dc ONnIrnmIN.

wAsuSoToN, July 2l.-Rapld I'M
provtment Ia tho condition Of tho
western mail service Ia reported at the
pUstt tiicc department by the dispatches
today. Tbs regular train service has
been resumed on the email roads on
tho Pacific coast, aud In California
through mails urt now forwarded
through tho regular channels. Ppstl
officials believe that all Injurious
effects u tieatJike will be- overcome At
the beginning ot next week.
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WALL SrREEr July 2l,-Wilh good
buying sugar advanced this morning
D.. per cent TO 1924. Pullman al
vaucoi | per cent
sugar recedei rallied I Very
liitlu business was uOno.
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Protected b, the poiice.

CHICAGO, July 2l.-A mob at Pull.
mau to-day attempted 10 intercept
thirty Hollandcrs on their way 10 the
Pullman shops. The police escorted
the wOfkmtn through thu crowd and
remained on guard nj the woke.
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Commissioned Greenman has fined
WIN Jones aud Ai0nzo smith both
colored, 80 oouu each Tor lighting at
CAliet's Park on Thursday The costs
were "dlvidsd ny" between Ihsm'
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y y. TrnIn. na,Ine bod TIme.

SPOKANE, Wash, July 2l.-An
trains ON the main line and branches
Of the Northern Pacific arc moving on
schedule time. The division htn quar-.
lors have been permanently removed
from spraguu 10 Spokane,
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TnREATESINu LETTERS
Tarim tonferess Advised 60 order
Ihnlr lnllIma

Their Coiiins
WAsuiNGrON, July u. - Senator
Joue., one OF the tafid confsrres, has
received dozen letters, " which the
follow ug 10 n iair specimen; "In the
Congregational c3mmitiee ON tAtlii-l u
you pass the bill with tho Income tax,
DON'T forget g. order your coillus. You
will neei them, all Of you, o. soon ne
you leave Washington, So help you
God.
"(Slgnedl DEMOCRAT"
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aanId DIDO. Anolher Yaehl

KINGSTON, July q. - Hocresuh0i
has received a commission nom George
Gould, 10 build another yacht for hlmi
lighter Than the Nigilant IL viii be
constructed entirely VI brOnzp ins,cai
OF being steel up 10 the water line.
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LONDON, July 2l,-At the meeting
Of the National Rilo Association the
81. Georges cot test was won 10y King
with q SCORE u a.. scotland won the
national challenge trophy.
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WAsuusGTON, July gL-Modals Of
honor have been awarded i've mem.
bcfs Of the volunteer slofming party At
Nicksburg la 1862, one Of whom IL
Thomas J. Ward, VI Anaconda, Mont
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PEPPERS LACKS GINGER.
Ito Seems Very 10th to Meet jim
Williams Again.

Jim Williams seems 20 have cooled
the pugilistic srlor Of Harry peppors,
tho Pacific coast fighter, to a degree
approaching itigidity by challenging
nm to another battle In the prize ring
and posting forfeit OF sju that he can
stop, bee, VI knock out the black boy
Ia twenty rounds,
Peppers was very TnXIuus for the
other setalO, tut now no wants Williams
10 20 10 California 90 muet him, al
though every inducemeut has been
madr to get hin 30 stay, IL Ia said
that he il really afraid Of the Utah
champion aud that hr will not brush
up against him again for any consid.
Grafton,
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BREsr, FraGce, July STA large
steamer IL reported sunk Ell this port.
40 particulars are received Us to name
VI nationality.
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TRIAL or ANARCHISTS.
second clause OF thv Anti. Assassiua-
lion law Passed.

PANS, July 2i.-Tho Chamber Of
Deputies mas adopted the second clause
OF The anti.aunrchlstic bill providing
that anarchist trials be before a oortec-
tonal tribunal composed Of Judges.
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outsiders ami tue company will treat
them entirely RS "a d. Their places
have all been hllei renee thsto IL no
chance for re.empluyment.
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CHICAGO, July 2l.-Goorge E.Whilo
was Nominated Tor Congress today In
tho Fun district, by Republicans.
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NEw York, July 9l.-rhe cruiser
lumbla, bound Tor Bluefelds, passed
4aTGntipe this afternoon.
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ROME, July 2l.-A pelsTd was ex-
plOjsJ this morning near the British
embassy. No damage was done.
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TnI rAnITT rnounLr.
aepuBIicAn. Decide 90 Lot Their
Onnouents IaIh

wAAuNUrON, ID. g., July 2l.-The
Republican advisory committee " the
Democrats to do tbs greater part Of the
talking on tafifl and vote solidly ~
strike out the diiiefrntlal sugar duty.
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STONES Ann uULLErs.
a Plight nstWeen a ncputy narsnal
ana q Mnb.

CINoISSATI, July "A, - Deputy
United States Marshal SohlessingeT,
Unsigned 10 the Cincinnati, Hamilton
q Dayton yards, tifoi three shots into
Il crowd that WAS st0ning him today.
Policemen drove the mob away.
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KiNUsIuwS, Dublin bay, July 2l,-
Ii ith beat the American built DsHOluh
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-22
They Keep Their Boards.

When the late Cardinal Lavigerja
arrived at Algiers to take up his duties
as Archbishop, he saw with regret THAI
all the priests wore boards, and no
ordered them to be shaved at once.
But Pater Girard, the popular su.
perior Of the seminary in Algiers,
declared he would persuade the car
nival to recind his order. On the day
following the prelate's arrival. Pater
Girard accompanied him on his first
official journey. In village OF
native Africans, the Inhabitants
looked with surprise on the freshly
shaven face OF the cardinal, and a
lively conversation followed. "What
are. they saying?" asked Cardinal
Lavigerie. oh answered Pater
Giratd, pretending to be embarrassed,
"they are great children! You need
pay no attention to their nonsensical
talk" But tell me, as l should
like to know" continued the cardi-
nal. "Well," came the reply, .they
cannot understand why man shaves
himself. They think you are a
woman, and a very beautiful one. I"
tt need hardly be added that the
Archbishop Of Algiers few months
later appeared with great beard.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-22

and that our people exchanged furs
for his merchandise We also knew,
somehow, that bis complexion was
white, that he wore short hair on his
head and long hair on his face, and
that be had coat, trousers and hat,
aud didHot patronize blankets in the
daytinI& %~This was the picture we
had formed OF the white man. So we
painted two or three Of our number
with white clay and put on them
hirchen hats, which we scwed up for
the occasion, fastened piece OF fur
to their chins for beard and altered
their costume as much as lay within
our power. The white of the birch
bark was made to answer for their
white shirts Their merchandise con-
sisted of sand for sugar, wild beans
for coffee, dried leaves for tea, pull
verified earth for gunpowder, pebbles
for bullets, and clear water for dam
gerous sire water" We traded for
these goods with skins Of squirrels,
rabbits and small birds. Charles
A. Eastman.