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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11

sT. JosErH, No., Feb. ll.-Henty
WyEi, has returned TO 81, Joseph nf,or
au absence u th,Ity.seyen years dur
ing whloh tlme lac was believed 10 be
dead. When hs disappeared from III.
Joseph In 1867 he was but fourteen
years old anu relative who was
known 10 dislike him was suspected u
having murdered him. The suspicion
olung ~ him as long as ho lived anu
the mystery was only cleared up when
wyatt reappeared n fow dsys aga. Hv
has been living at Sacramento, Cal,
a number Of years, nut ssys he became
fTBighler on the plains after leaving
home aud later au Indian rcOut with
KIT Cais9n. Wyatt believed his
patents dead, but found his father liv-
ing At the age Of 81 years when no 70.
turned.
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Another PresldentiaI ns.s.rs.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 1.-THE Presl.
dent today sent the following message
to Congress:
To the Senate:
On tho eighth day OF January, | re-
ceived cory OF the following senate
resolution:
Resolved that the President be re-.
quireu, II not incompatible with pul.
no intefest, TO communicate to the
Senate nil reports, documents aud other
papers, including logs OF yessels, relat.
lug u the enforcement Of the fegula-
lions respecting fur scale, adopted by
the governmer OF the United States
and Great Britain, In accordance with
the decision I tho arbitration tribunal
convened ut Psri-, ana tho regulations
under which said reports are rtuulred
to DO made, rs we'll ~ relating 10 the
number OF seAlu taken during the sea-
son Of 1894 by pslagio hunters and
Lenses OF the Pribiyloh aud Command.
OF Islands, also relating 10 the steps
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No More Hawaiian Uprising.

VANCOUVER, Is, g., Feb. IL. -
Among the passengers by the WArrl-
moo was r. II. Holmes, private seore.
bfy Of Damon, hawaiian finance
minister, who 10 snToute 10 England
on n vacation. He says there mas been
no change IN the situation since the
arrival Of the last steamer, but ho bt-
luvod the ehocluRl manner IN which
tho revolution wasquolled will prevent
any further uprising. The natives
were much diigusted at the lasco ami
uespited Wilcox for his eOwardly sug-
render In his opinion capital punish
ment will not be Inflicted on the con.
tplfstiTs, not because tue government
lacks courage, but because the county
u free from grave oflenSes anu Tho in.
nietion OF the Heyereat penalty OF the
law would DO revolving 20 the people.
holmes alphabetically states that tue
trials m conducted NJ far have been
tmlnently fair and that the appOiot-
nent Of Judge Whiting AS PRECEDENT Of
court anu Lawyer Kenny M Judge I'D.
advocate was considered favorable 10
!he prisoners.
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o. A. Ksnusdy = resident Of Cfes.
ton, Iowa, on route from his home TO
Les Angeles, CalifJrnia, via the U. p.
and Southern Pacific had a marvellous
escape from instant death on the Rio
Grando Western track near Draper
shortly before last midnight.
According 10 the engineer Of tho
wet p0und express HE train had Just
pulled out Of Draper and had got we'll
under way Al high rate OF speed
when he observed q man on the track
aud attempted TO slack up but the IN
gine was even then upon him and hs
WIS pitched aSldo by thu pilot
anu the train passed on some
distance before Il could be stopped.
Then II was backed up q where
Tue man lay Ia huap unconscious aud
bleeding. He was placed on boAId aud
brought u tpiB city. Before roachlug
hrtc lie ,had recovered uousciUusutss,
aud % wsi AsGrTtainrd lust no bOuva
were broken. lie was conveyed ~ The
Ciiy Hall, where bis uaG.e aud reel
iaHcu Wrru learned ana whtte.Lfet re-
cuiyins HtsilIanov ~ the hsnls Il d..
Dalby, ne passed TIE I.sh'.
k"4uedy wa 'ufy i4uHu faz dur
iug the wn0le OF tue g. Ehi, an his
reuOlecslOus u pas. evvaE today was
indistinci and uncertain. Ills presence
near Draper IN accounted Tor In this
way; When he purchased ni- ticket Tor
Los Angeles yesterday ~ Ogden Il IS
believed he got ON board tho wrong
train and kept on t!l 10 reached
point near thn JOrI.H Narrlwr, when
ho was put oil 10y tnu Csngustor al.d st
once commenced regT.Cias nlf way 10
Salt Lake and was healed tAis way
Wauu tan DOWN by t.g ,ra'u.
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CoLuNnUs, Ohio, Feb. l1.-DisireSS
In tue mining regions Of ONO In
oreases ami hundreds OF people, men,
women and children, arc threatened
with starvation, when IN only averted
by contributions Of charity from other
partB OF the state. John Eddy, ohaiI-
mAu Of the relief committee, anu
William Edwards, merchant, both Of
Shawnee, are IN Columbus TO lay be-
fore Governor Mckinley the urgency
Of further immediate relief They Hay
tbat there II intense AMI widespread
misory IN the valley, anu that unless
speedy assistance 10 furnished there
will be not only one, but many deaths
from starvation.
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nunieipai IiuIistlu Hosrds.

DETROIT, Mich. Fob. ll.-Mayor
Piugrte's latest scheme Ia municipal
with the nowapapofs la their efforts 10
havs reorganization OF the local
health board ana charges them with
combining 10 edo him up" This
morning citizens noticed round the
city hall boards four feet by six,
painted black, hanging from electric
light towers, guy posts anu at the Gu
frances % tue building, and hand
letteroi notice pasted thereon. The
bulletin announced the NUMBER o.
smallpox cases nt the pest house, the
numUef OF reooveries and deaths, and
the number Of hOuacs quarantlnUu.
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WHlTTgMORG'S ASSISTANT.
VIII lie BE Attorney Harrington or
Edwards, Presumably TIE Former.

Assistant County Attorney Elchnor,
who was elected TO q seat in the Con-
stilutional Convection from the First
precinct Of this city, It Is uuIors, Cd
has notified his chief, COuaty Attorney
whittenore, that no must DO relieved
from his duties before the 2Sth lost.
That being the eaBs the reasonable
assumption Is that ere that date ar
rives Mr.. whiltemoTe will name Mr..
Eiohnor's SUCCESSOR. There Is much
speculation 40 h who will bs
selected 10 MI the position.
The applicants gre very numerous, but
Il seems to be quite generally accepted
tnat the lightniug will strike either
Attorney Dan Harrington or Lawyer
Edwards, formerly Of Provo but now
m Mr.. WuIt,emOre's office. II appears
TO bn ths impression among the meme
uers OF the bar, however, that Mf, Hni-
tugton will wear the shoes which
have shown such effective service ON
EichDor's official feet during con-
siderable period past
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Not Heard FROM HAT supposed to he
Nhfe.


NEW York. Fen. ll.-Neither the
DANA nor La Normandie, which nr.
rived here this morning, nor the Dutch
steamer Haasdam from Rotterdam saw
Ihe overdue La Gasoogne.
The manager OF the French trans.
Atlantic Steamship company says tho
fact that the NOrmandie has not seen
La Gasuogne need not increase tue
anxiety for the safety OF the latter
vessel. After so long delay he hard.
~ expects to hear from La Gasoogne
from any port In the United States. II
eho IL dlsabled aud proceeding under
sail, she Will not be iu the cOurae VI the
ordinary Havre lino, and IL IL proba.
bic the nrHt news from her Will DO re-
ceiyod from Bermuda.
Agent Forgot hopes that one Of the
steamships duo from Gibraltar today
may bring news OF the La Gascogno.
These steamers aTe the a lsAtia, NAleu.
tia, StOswNld, Bolivia anu Letimlso.
A cablegTam from the Azores and
Bermuda state la GascOgne has NOT
been heard from. A dispatch from
Fire Island at p, m. states La Gas.
cogns has not been sighted at that
point.
At $3.50 Sandy HOOK reported that
the only vessel In sight was the Oilers
from Rio do Janeiro, which had been
delayed outside waiting for pilot.
81. PIERRE, Miguelin, Feb. ll.-An
American schooner has arrived here
anu reports that on Saturday about
forty five miles from this place a large
steamer was sighted going west very
slowly.
FIRE ISLAND, Feb. ll.-At 4:I5 o .
IN. three steamers we're sighted OF
Forge life saving station. Zone 10 a
French steamer moving slowly. She
will not reacn Fire Island for two
hOuIa.
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nnormEn AG.INAr nuoTnEH.
Adrian Tss,inss In the ding nurdsr
Ease.

MiNSEAP0Lts, Feb. li.-Adrlsn
Hayward testified Agaiust his brother
Harry today In the lattuf's trial for tho
murder Of Catherine Cling. He repeat
ed his confession previously made by
him, already published, regarding his
bfOtnef's statements 10 him, showing
that he Intended 10 Kill Miss Cling and
get the insurance on her NE.
Attorney Erwin objected to Adrlan's
tes,im0ny on tbs ground that hu IL IN
snuU.
"l DOME see, r" said the Court, "that
he Is any more insAne than some
attorneys In this caso.n
Altir tho court al Ourned the mother,
who nad heard her eldest some ttH.i-
mony, torn by conflicting emotions,
put an arm around the neck Of zach
Ut her sons, and attempted TO draw
them together, tears streaming down
nor scanned face. Andry tore himself
away FROM the motherly embrace and
LETT tue court room Huubing, while the
deputy hnud'outlud Harry ami led him
back u Jail.
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ron nErTER GOvERNnENr.
Ministers Endorse the Reform move
mtnt Ia Nau Francisco.

@AhAAANAa AnAoNAN AhT AAfAhAh move
mtnt ia Nau Francisco.
BAN FHANCIsco, Feb. 1.-THE agI.
tHJiOn for q legislative com mission 10
investigate official corruption In this
city received an added impetus al tue
great Metropolitan Temple mass meet
ing.
The good effects VI that meeting
we're apparent all day and this Way.
more bill was tho ono theme Of coz
VersAti0n among the many Thousands
who have awakened 10 tho problem Of
better government.
Metropolitan Temple Was throngsd
yesterday afternoon with meu And
women who came 10 hear a discussion
OF tho problem Of "GoQi CitizsBship"
which was tuo topic Of the Rev. w. r..
dOOdwin's address. The speaker II a
new factor In the movement, hAyiug
recently come from Chicago to the
statu aud from Los Angeles 10 this
city, where he has been Installed rs
pastor OF the California street MethO.
uisI church. At nearly all the churches
the ministers took occasion TO speak VI
the proposed investigation and TO Rp-
prove OF II. Telegthms have been ru-
ceived from DR.. PArhhurat, Clarence
Lp1ow ana John w. Go1 endorsing
the plans VI the local reioTmeTs.
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PACiFIo UAnLES.
a BiII for tho Incorporation OF Com.
phny Laid neforo ga. House.

a BiII for tho Incorporation OF Com.
pans Laid nofoTo tn. EIoase.
wAsHIEGTON, Feb. ll.-A bill to In.
corporate tue international Pacific
Gable company, for oable from Cali.
fornia to the Hawaiian Islands, thence
to Japan anu other points in the
Pacific and the mainlands OF Asia and
Australia, was introduced Ia the House
today by Representative Charles W,
Stone VI PennsylvaniA. The tnclT-
pOratOrs are William AlvGId, Samuel
+. Alexander, Hugh CrAig, william
II. Diamoni, Alfred 3. Harlwsll, Ed.
-. Stone, John Irwin, Ray Stone, A. q.
HAYES, Herman Oelriehs, Charles
Il. Bishop, q. w. MoNear, Lewis b.
Parrot, w. NJ. Buokuer, G. 1. Taylor,
O. ID. Baldwin, Henry H. Allen, W.
J. Adams anu John ID. Spreokels.
The bill purposes 10 give the com.
paDy the right TO hold tho requisite
connections, laud office ami station
ana exercise such powers ~ may be
granted by any other government with
tue provision that nothing In it, action
To construed 10 commit the Unitsd
states TO any hnsnoial liability or
guarantee Of the carrying out Of ils
contract,
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KANSAS CiTY, Feb. ll-RsoveH 4
cempany's stfgH packing factory AM
the buildings Of the Campbell Pain,
company and Creamery Supply com.
pany on Eleventh street were burned
this afternoon, causing loss Of SlOJ, .
600.
At sos pm. the FIRE was spreading.
INDIANAPOLIS, Fec. ll.-Fire start.
ed NJ . Pun. IN the immehae building
on South Meridian street, occupied by
the Stout Grocery company.
At 1928 pm. the top floor foil. The
fire department IL fighting brayely 10
prevent the spreading u the fire,
Al 8;2O pm. the ilro 10 thought 10 bo
under control. Tho loss IL over
100000.
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JEasIY uAR aEN USEAs..
Ihoy Demand More Pay aud ma
strike Tor ~.

thog Demand More Pay hnd NAY
strike Tor ~.
NEW York, Feb. 1.-THE employees
Of the Consolidated Traction company,
In JsnoJ City, are growing restless
hccAute u the failure u the company
10 act on their petition presented t.
President Il. +. u. Young two months
sgu. The result Ut ths Brooklyn strike
has led sOmo Of tbs officials 10 imagine
that a strike VI tho part Of thu Jersey
CITY motormen II now Gus Of the quet-
iiop. Nevertheless there N much mus.
teriug among tho employees.
Ihe petition demands Ia part alaud.
ard wage anu time schgdule aud ~ a
LAY flr every trolley man instead VI
the present pay which hardly ayersges
Sl.s5; an impartial trial o. all men
accused Of violating the rules; fl.7b
night pay for night trips; me nm-
ployment0t no new persona whom Tue
btoAkefa.iu 40 not deem capable; a
proper place fjr the empl0yss 10 store
their clothes aud eat thoir lunches.
Rumurs were about last night that
the BrUOkly n street car strike would be
declared oil today or tomorrow, but
They could not be verified. The rail-
road officials declare this Is not 10.
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DETROIT, Mlob., Fob. ll,--IsmenA
T. Martin, VINO, dispatches say, IL
wanted In Denver Tor forgery ana
other Oilonses, has had n remarkable
career for 50 young q woman. She IL
not more than twenty-five years old,
anu began 10 get into public notice at
her home here about four yegrs ago.
Various blackmnll schemeB on prOmi-
nent men were worked with success,
but things nnally became 10 warm that
sue had to leave tswu. She next ap-
psRTed In Cleveland, where she raised
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I'm s.ep IIanaIlns I.nrope,n rolIsrI

Pil1snURd, Pa, Fob. III. Ii.
Goodwin, ID. Il. McNichol aud Groigo
q. Thompson, prominent pottery man
uiaclufefB Of EsH. Liverpool, OuiD,
passed through here On their way
homu from New YJrE, where they a.
tended n uig meeting Of Manufacturers
und JOhburs. Ihuy said thoy mad
formed combine 10 shut out from tue
American nNrkttt all European pot
terry produo,p. Here ofOTe tho manu-,
iaoturura have sold direct 10 the rgiat
traIo aud ignored the iObbetr. Tnt
latter foinliatuu by handbag European
goods. They will now get certain
concessions for which tney agree to
stop handling European pottery and
push American ware.
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The Missouri Frozen.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. ll.-For miles
through Kansas the Missouri river h
frozen solid from bank 10 bank aud
lest there shall be no means OF ifflgai-
Ing their lAnut. Not alone the Missouri,
tut most OF ~ tributaries In Kansas
are also almost dry.
A. this point the river has not before
been frozen aolidly for litsen yoars.
AZ many towss depend upon tho Mis-
souri, river Tor drinking water another
source VI Hardship Ia felt In this regard.
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NO SION or ABATEMENT.

OswHao, N. ", Feb. 1.-THE BIG
storm which has been raging for q
week shows mo- sign OF abatement. The
thermometer has averaged about 10 be-
low zero with the wind 30 or Az miles
an hour for several days.
Tue street cars are at n Bthndstill and
trailio on the Ontario anu Western
railroad has been abandoned since
Thursday. Only two trains from New
YORK have come over the ID. l.. q W.
IN three days. The Rome anu Water.
Town Is tieu up as well Rs the Central
Oswego anu 5yTacute divisions. The
rotary plows are unable to force thell
way through the drifts, all breaking
down Ia the attempt.
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FoRr WAYNE, IND, Feb. 1.-THE
family Of Henry Archer, consisting Of
the parents and eight children, hnd 10
leave their burning house, six diles
north Of this city, and walk, clad only
In thoir night clothing, TO the nearest
house nearly one mile away. The
cold was Intense, the mercury being
~ degrees below. Three Of the smaller
children are 70 badly n zen they Will
probably die. The house, n large two
story frame structure, was destroyed.
Loss, s.. 900; no Insurance.
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LmgF, Belgium, Feb. 0.-rho trial
OF TIA German anarchist Mueller, and
thiitson Others which has ben In. pro.
gress here since January, was con-
oludei today.
Mueller end Westoamp was SON
toncoj 10 penal sorvitude for life.
Bfoisoh anu Bach were sentenced TO
ten yoars imprisonment, Wilke and
Schollbaoh were sentenced 10 three
yearn' imprisonment; Madame schisb
was tout7nuBI 10 slx months impfis-
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wAIrEHa OnJEor
To the Rule Requiring Them 60
SHAVE.

To the Rule Requiring Them Go
shnNe,
ST. LOUIS, Fob. ll.-rhtee delegates
from the trades aud labor union will
20 to Jeilenon CITY In a few days to
request the legislature TO take some
action agEinat tho rule which has tosn
made la soVofal hotels ia this city,
compelling walters 10 shave. This
was decided ut the aum.-mUnthly
meeting OF tue Trades anu Labor
union, which adopted q resolution
requesting the state legislature Of
Missouri T. enact law making 10 n
felony for an employer or his agents Il
exact such a condition from employ o.
OF those seeking employment
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Aerum AEnln., smaIIpo,.

Sr. LcUis, No., Feb. l0.-slnco the
Appearance VI smallpox two weeks ago
experiments have Drcu made souTeteiy
~ quarantine 10 manufacture an otiot-
tive smallpox serum that will obtsiu
tho same results Ia It, branch that
auti.toK!ne has for diphtheris. The
first actual tests we've made only three
or four days ago, no that the results,
whether favorable or otherwise, cannot
yet be learned.
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san rraucl.co Cusioms House.

wAsnNuroS, Feb. 1.-The civil
service commission have completed
the Investigation OF the San francisco
custom mouse. Tue report has not
been made public but n IN understood
10 sustain the charges, the partisan re.
movals sud otder violations Of the
civil service. Complaints OF this char.
acter were nled nj the bureau, but
Collector Wise denied them. Several
other oillces In that neighborhood also
have been Investigated ~ the con-
miItCe.
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GALVESTON, Tex, Feb. ia NEE.
senger from Follower, a hamlet on the
Gull shore, reportu ths arrival there OF
David and Almond Berwick, vino con
sulutei the crow OF the slo0p SoAnui-
nAviHn, capsiEed while en- route from
Orange ~ Galveston. Drew Ponder, q
passenger, WAS frozen 10 denth. The
survivors drlIttd MY miles IN the open
SKIN amt landed at Follower with
hands and feet frozen.
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ley Pavement Accidents.

There were several serious falls Of
pedutisns again today on East Tenn
pie aud First aud Second South
streets causod by the 10y and extreme
ly smooth slrfaos OF the cement side.
walks, though fortunately 90 far MS
learned there were no bones broken
as was In the cas- 10 number OF IL
stanoua on Saturday,
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EULoGIzrsG MR. HUSBAND.
A wIfs's Grafton at the FunsraI OF
Isaac Turner.

~ ~ A"' OF
Isaac Turner.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb, ia
wife eulogizlng the memory Of her
husband WAS an occurrence at the
funeral 0f Isaac NJ. Turner yesterday
sft,rEOon. AR. Turner died Tuesday
Ia Washington, where he had gone gu
legal business. Hs was widely known
In political nud legal circles, and the
iuLsinl was 80 largely attended that
tue duOfs had 10 be olsaed. Tho funeral
services were conducted by Rev. A leu
w. Gould, u Chicago, anu DR.. Camp.
bell Fsir, and when thOy had con.
oiudei Mrs. Turner entered the room
unattended aud unexpected. Taking
position at the head OF thu oOiiln SHE,
for half an hour, spoke OF tue virtues
Of the dead. She spoke eiUquently AZ d
rom the heart, yet while many In the
loom were Ia tears she did not show
emotion until near the oloss. Shu
was In tears as she retired from tue
room to prepare for tne ride to thv
cemetery.
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OTTAWA, Kan, Feb. l0.-Flf cen
hrmH were burned out today by u lire
that started here this morning anu
ragged Tor tour hourS. The aggregate
loss Ia $4,000 with Insurance OF about
9at-hali that amount. The flra started
Ia tho HRmblin block, u thret-story
structure, completely destroying II,
ma spreading to the RhoTbaugh build
ing adjoining, consuming II.
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NEw York, Feb. 1.-THE ward
liEu steamer Santiago arrived from
Nassau to-day, bringing First Assistant
Engineer Underwood and thiriJ-nine
Of the crew Of the Cieniugos, stranded
ON Pierre island on Harbor island
February 4. The officers and a few
OF the members OF the crew are stand
ing by the vessel.
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considerable money by ialsely lmpef'
sonaling Mr.. Frank Btslio aud Kate
Field. Then she fied 10 New YORK
and was sentenced 10 prison Tor a
blackm ,iling scheme, bat pardontd
shortly aiterwArd owing to her youth
About year ago she returned home
aud began the publication OF weekly
paper. Sho raised considerable money
through this and then went wes6 Her
parents are quite respectable people
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BATAVIA, N. y, Feb. II. - The
storm OF tins past lew days has been
broken. Trains due hero Saturday nj
3 O'Clock p. M, from the east which
were snow bound about i've miles easl
u here, arrived last evening, over 4
day late. Other trains followed a,
rapidly hs local engines could return
for them, tho regular engines being
"deAd.H
The first two trains to arrive con.
lAined over 200 passengers.
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nArrIsd at Ninst,.thse..

KANsAs Cry, Feb. ll,-Margarsi
Taylor, aged 5S, oolored, came int
tho probate JUDGES court on tue arm Of
Mitchell Jones, AlsO colored, anu aged
90 yeAre, and the two were married.
When the groom gave his age the Judge
asked him II II was not possible that lac
was mistaken about his age.
oval, guesB l'm right" said the
old man. 81 was u slave when JensT-
son was DO President Of desc United
States"
Tue Judge took him at his word and
recorded him a. 93 years old.
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LONDON, Feh, lin the Commons
tOuay john Redmond, the PAruelliIe
leader, resumed tue debate on the al-
dfens IN reply 10 tue quuen's speech.
lie submitted tue following amend.
mnul:
eve humby repr0aont TO your
majesty that tbs time has come wngn
II Is the duty OF the ministers % al.
yisn your MAZE y g. dissolve the pres.
unt purliamvr aud submit the question
Of home rule u the eleotora."
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Guatemala wants Peace.

CITY Oh MEXICO, Feb. lG.-Tho
press lie agIlstlng the reelection Of
President Diaz.
GuAiemalani Envoy De Leon says
his country desires peace, that no flnds
Minister Marlscnl has the same de-
sire and that he Ia grateful for the cour.
tesY shown by MArlsohl.