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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-23
COTTON STATESFAIR.
President ClsYoIand's Lay at tho
Atlanta Exposition.
An IDEAL DAY AND ENTHUSIASM
Address on the lmporian Of United
Action In support OF she
Government.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 23.-No balm.
ier sun ever shouo over this particular
portion Of Southland than that which
daw ned ou II ,hie morning, tue Pfoii-
dents day, at the Cotton States aud
International exp sitloB. ThOulands
Of visitors, lauuoi IN the city yoptcr.
day, twslled the throng. on the street,
" immense proportions. In accord.
ance with tue catriuily laid plans oil
the exposition management, tho exof-
clses OF the day were all concentrated
within the exposition grounds.
The Presidential party spent the
morning quietly ut tue AjagOn. Al
IL O'CLOCK thoy were driven rapidly 70
the exposition gf0unds, Without any
parade whatever. Inside tue gstes
the military had already gathered.
Captain J. +. Burke, OF tbs este
City guafds, no.od rs marshal. He had
la llne the Fiith regiment Of the Unil.
Oh statea regulars, commando by Col.
w. L.. Kellogg; Fourin Virginia regi-
ment, Virginia Military Institute
cadets, the Fitst anu > icond comps
nice VI the Governors Foot Guards o.
Connecticut; GRIMES battery, OF Rich
mond, and Asheville light Infantry.
Tho troops were raviewoi by the
President from a stand la front oil thu
government bulldog.
After thu review the Pfeti dent was
Introduced by President Collier, OF the
Exposition cor,rsny, who referred 10
him NJ n mnu iutruelod with tho duty
OF wipiny out sectional issue aud lines,
President ClcvolnnJ's appearance ri
the front of the stand was the sigma
Tor an outbarli Of Applaute from tut
multitude.
Mr. Cleveland said what he raw
about him was the 0uigrOwth OF anO,
thor exposition inauyurated on Amer
lean Hoil more than coutury ago,
when the now Nation was exhibited u
the world. He dwelt upon tue impor-
tauce VI united cooperation IN support
Aui protection OF our government.
la conclusion no suggested; "As the
most important lesson taught by this
occasion, the absolute necessity TO our
national health and welfare, ana COO,
sequeniiy TO our individual happi nes'
as citizens, Of careful discrimination IN
our support Of politics, and In our nj.
vocacy OF political dgctrines-betw Cen
those which prompt the promotion Ol
public welfare ami those which s.mp y
seem to serve selfish or sectional i4ief.
ee,s.
"Ii We hre to Joy the blessings
which our government was famed 10
fairly and justly bestow, We shall
secure them In due time, by cultivat.
Ing a spirit q broad American brother
hood, and Insisting upon snTN conduct
AZ will, within the spirit Of the golden
rule, promote the gene = ~olfare."
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seattle ON the PAc.1c coas,. Mr.
KIRBY, Of the firm, Ia IN Wa,hlnRton
aud Indicates tuat tue oompauy, N II
secures tue contract, will build the
complete ssols al Detroit He holds
that the treaty ~ ulations DO not Tor.
bid THE and 10 backed ~ In this view
by Dln Dickinson, who has beon
trying 10 secure the contract for the
Dstfoit people.
When Secretary Herbert left for
Atlantis, he had not arrived NJ a con-
cluaion, nlthou Ga the fact that he had
decided 10 soui M Inspector 10 the
Detroit works might be construct
iavoraDly to the arm.
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LONDON, ocl. s3,-ghs u. 8. em-
bassy This afternoon Issued state
ment regarding the dispatch "a
from New York Published
by tho London Times saying
that u. s. Ambassador Bayard had IA
interview of an unpleasant nature
with tho mirquis OF Salisbury on the
Vonezuslnn question. The embassy
asserts that Baysrd had no commune
cation, wri,tea or verbal, from the
British foreign office or from the mar.
quiB Of Salisbury, which could be
classed Ms unpleasant, nr In any way
juslifyinR the statements contained Ia
the dispatch referred TO.
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q Noiuminous Addrss. Hoiiy Dis-
cus.sd-Brisf ana Emphatic De.
ciarAtion Of PrIneipisA

q voiumiBoas Addrss. Holly Disc
eus.sd-Brisf ana Emphatic De.
ciaration OF rrinoipi'L
The convention had roassembl, 1 by
8 O'Clock and tive minutes later CHAIR
man Paul OF the committee on ddress
stepped forward and declared that the
committee hsd unanimously agreed
upon report. This he handed
10 Judge Powers to read and
It required Just hty MINUTES
OF uninterrupted work 10 complete tue
task. The moment Judge P5wers fln-
lshed Judge Ds Lamar OF roosls,
moved ~ amend the report by Insert.
ing the name OF II. M. Lyman where
references was made 10 an Apostle uslng
church Influence in southern U,ah
uuritg the campaign OF 1894 His
reason for making tho motion WAS that
the people had n right TO know who
ENGAGED IN that sort OF business.
David Evans, OF Weber, asked II
any person present could vouoa tor the
correctness VI the accusation against
Mr.. Lyman.
Bean, OF SEWER, humorously sug-
geHled that IL would make the docu-
msnt too volumin0us 10 insert the
names OF all who had ussd cnurch in-
hIence against the Democratic party.
(L1ughlsr)
Mr.. Paul said the committee had
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To liz Married By Telegraph.

osnISosIr, Wis. Oct. 23.-Ou next
Wednesday, unless present plans fail, q
novel wedding viii take place ut the
North western depot Ia this city and at
81. Cloud. Toe bride will DO Mise
Liddio Kluis, ~ Oshkosh, and the
groom Duncan Edwards, agent Of the
road nj ~. Cloud. They will he mar.
ried while miien apart, by telegraph.
The usual questions will be- asked tho
gentleman over tho wire anu his an.
swer, made before witnceies, will be
returned. Toe bride Will OF course
reply TO the minialer In person. She
will thon take wedding tour TO her
husbands home by herself. The
reason for such an unusual proceed.
ing 10 owing 10 the fact that thoIe IN
no Protestant minister at ~. Cioud
and the groom cannot come ~ olh-
kOsh.
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KANSAS CITY, Oet. ga special
to tue star from Honne.sy, Osla., sayt:
Two numbers OF Zip Wyatt's band OF
despcradoes, Jim Umbra and Mexican
John, stole flty cattle from Ii. q. Chnl
man. The cowboys closed In on the
desperadoes fifteen miles from Canton
ment and after n iuuiiade Of bullets tue
bRnuIis surrendered. phs COW boys
hung the two meu TO tbs first tree. A
label WAS attached to their clothing
warning other members Of the band
TO quit this work or sufior the same
pennlly.
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yURLoueu wIrmscr RAY.
Government rmpioyes Discharged fer
the Present.

WAsHISGroN, Oct. 23.-sn appro-
pfistion Tor th9 loss on The rocoinsge Of
worn aud uncuTroDt silver coin for the
current hsrsl year IL exhausted, and "a
II IL the Intention OF the secretary OF
the treasury not to resume, at present,
the coinage Of silver bullion purchased
under the fisherman noi," and az the
stock OF gold bullion on hand at the
mint at New OrleaLa 10 very limited,
Instructions have been given for fur.
Tough without pay OF nearly all The
force employed nj the New Orleans
mint.
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lrDIANaPOLis, Ind., Oct. 23.--ln.
diannnans nHve subscribed nearly
81. 1000 10 be used TO purchase y silver
service and n library for toe bailleshlp
indiana. Governor Matthews has aV-
pointed q committee which shall have
charge OF tue expenditure Of the
money and tho presentation OF the
gifts. IL II expected that General
Harrison will be- selected TO make the
presentation Mt the proper time, rs tue
construction VI the ship was ordered
while he was President.
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CHICAGO, Oct. GA special from
Great Falls, Mont, says: A stamp do
is being made for tho new gol fields
on Harley creek and tho Mills are
teoming with prospectors who have
s,aked out every foot OF ground In the
vicinity OF the nrst claims anu with n
bran new town called Johannesburg,
M n token OF the future camp. Tue
rock 10 Of duh terra Gotta color that
crush0s easily between tue fingers and
bears gold IN large quantities.
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mo,ornau Of Un.ound MIND.

CHICAGO, Oct. william Rls.
mussen has brought himsalf 10 light
anu nov HE fellow employees Assert
that the young mDt0rman VINO has
broodcd over tho death Of n lad by his
car, the other day, and who Monday
night sent his car 1hiEziug through
the safety gAtus Into Burlington pas
seager train at crossing, Is of unbal.
anoed mind. They FAY It with pity,
~ Rasmussen has been an Exemplary
com panion and employee, 90 far ~ hon
est endeavor goes.
Rasmussen, foi whom the police had
searched all night without success,
yesterday walked into the oillce Of the
West Chicago street railway. Ras.
mussen was unable TO explain how the
accident occurred except to assert that
To did not eVo tho lowered gates at the
track. He says he ran away because
he WAS afraid Of being arrested.
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Tho Obituary List.

LONDON. OCT. 23.-Henry do In
Poer Beresford, fifth marquis OF Water.
ford, born 1874, Ia dead. He 10 suc.
ceeded by his son. carl OF lyon, born
1885.
IL Is reported that .ae Marquis Of
Waterford committed suicide by shoot
lag himself with a revolver.
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THE nuMOR DENIED.

LoEDOs, Got 23.-Onleials OF
the Brazilian am6assy mere ray Prince
Pierre OF baxo.C burg IL In lunatlc
asylum In Austria. AMI there II no
ioundatiOn Tor the report " u move
meat In Brazil Ia favor Of the restora.
ton Of the monarchy.
Regarding this dispute between Great
BitRln anu Brazil on the subject OF the
island Of Trinidad, the Brazilian OIL.
cials say no action Is expected before
the next cabinet council a. Rio de
Jnnolro.
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TICKET soALpIya.
"'"-'Fa Laugh M the Idsa OF Asking
congress 30 Interfere.

CHICAGO, H., Oct. 20. - Tick ct
,l,I'is along CLARK street laugh at the
,na OF tue makers OF agricultural im.
plunenls about getting Congress 70
DIuiu Ticket scaipinp. The agIicll
,u'H implement maRsfs are now mold.
'tB their annual convention in this
wy, A standing committee on trans.
u',Mlon reported yesterday OF the
Auulloflum 10 the national nssocla-
ION a. agricultural implement aud
ehlele manufacturers 10 petition the
,.,folue OF the country TO istue Ave
Injured mile tickets good on uny road
stu 70 INTRODUCES into Congress bill
mixing IL n crime for any One not the
eStnl Of n railroad 10 sell tickets. Inc
,lutlmeni was embodied In resOlu-
iyu am the execution OF II will be
neeshoi TO tho new commlttee on
"shspotlalion, To be chosen today.
4"' teset brokers scout the fsasibIli-
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wAsHISoToa, Oct 2s.-Tho Detroit
Dry Dock company 10 which the
naval Bureau chiefs recommended 10
he awarded the contract for tho tuild.
ing OF two Of the ak new gun bonts
now wishes TO withdraw tho part OF II.
proposition which looked TO the Us.
senabling OF ths parts OF the snipA ri
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SPRISoPiELD, No., Oct. 2s.-Ths
Swinney bank NJ Ash Grove, this
county, has boon ordered closed by the
state bank examiner. Capital ttock
1900; deposits $4,000. Tho deepest.
tors will loRo nothing. Tbs bank was
closed under state law because It was
losiDg money
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NEW YoRIl, Oct. 23,--Charles II,
has cabled ~ the New YORK YaCh,
club, withdrawn tho challenge for
tho Ameriua's cup.
NEW Yonll, OCT. 23.-rhe follow Ing
cablegrams were posted ON the bulletin
board OF the New York Yacht club &C.
day.
"NEwMARKgT, Oct. Gao idle, Sec
rotary OF lne New York Yacht club;-
Owing to u general impression that my
cnalleugo might be- construed as an ex.
preston OF ao opinion on the result oil
the last race, much regret having to
ask you TO Withdraw the same.
(Slgned)
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" of the Inn lameut makers closing ny
their business aud inaugurating b
systom OF universal passes. George
Nj. Mokonsie, the Chicago .opresenta-
tive OF the American Ticket Brokers
association, expressed himself in the
matter thus; "In the face Of the At.
tempt 10 pas the pooling bill, don't
think it would be possible 10 make
such law. 1.-THE pooling bill was to
DO paelod anu the brokerage business
broken M, thef, would be- no pfotcc.
ton 10 the public against high rates.
The law would destroy that equsl.
ising tendency produced by the
brokers, aud watch prevents discfim.
inaton. CongftsI can't compel one
ROAD TO acospt . ticket Issued BY At.
other. such n system could only b.
brought about by combinHtior. only
the strong roads could comblne, for
they would have ~ give some bond or
tangible security. That would leave
out the weak reads, anu they would
olmbine amOsR Themselves aud Issue
tickets at cheaper rates. Rivalsyltems
wodid rciuie 10 honor each othor's
mileage books, anu whero would the
original propa,.tion utp"
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pI.mI..edbI lh. suprenle Conrl.

wAsuiSGrOs, o.. 23.-rhe tu.
prome court toiay dismissed the case
oil the FlOpfnoY 1.-Two Stock company
against Captain Beck, tho aguut vi the
Omaha pnd Wiunebago Indians, for
want Of q printed record.
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yauss Woman Murdered.

GREEN BAY, Wis, Oct. 2S.-The
bo1y Of murdered white woman In
an advanced stage VI deoonposltion
wa, found today on the Onrida lndisn
reservation. This woma1 wac young
and handsomely dressed. Sic wi.
IDENTIFY had been criminaily assaulted.
me body was concealed In hollow
anu covered Win brush.
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NEW York. Oct 9s.-rhe Herald
6syt:
Cnairmsn Thomau IL. Carter will
Ia dsy or two igne his call for n
meeting Of the Republican national
cammi,tee in th. first week In De-
cembeT. The natiobal convention
viii meet within ten days ailor May
%, 1890.
Solalor Carlo. James d. Clerkaon
aud William III. Hahn met last night
At tho Holland hOicl and oonsu lied
about the wording OF tho call. IL will
te formed aud Will not attempt TO out.
line tue parry policy.
BAN FRAECIsoo WORKING PoR IT.
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2s.-Thia city
IL n ter ,he national Republican con-
vcntlon and work has Just Commence d
IN earnest to that end. At tho uni OF
tho nrst days work $1,000 has bVel
subscribed towards n proposed fund OF
100000 which will be necessary n
the convention comes 10 the Pacific
COAT. Prominent men OF nil parties
are working 20 bring ine convention
here aud they have been assure by
members Of the national cUmmlttco
tnat San FrAncifcl's claims Will DO
given careful consideration.
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81. LOUIS. Oct. 23,-Jaok Hsnder.
son, n farm laDorer, who attempted
yesterday to outrage the wife OF his
employer. James Allen, nj Vinegar
Bend, Washington county, Alabama,
was found hanging to tree this
morning, riddled with bullets.
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shouii inttryenoin cuba.

BETRoIr, Oct. 23,-Fhe News today
prints an interview with Don Dickln.
son In which he declares this nation
should Intervene TO restrain the afro
cities upon porsons and property. daily
committed by the bpanisris In Cuba.
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LIBERTY, No., Oct. 23.-rhc bank Of
Kumy NJ. Wood, j.. d o., a private
coucsrn with $1,000 Deposit, assigned
this morning, Aa II nad no tuaJy cash.
The assets are placed NJ $4,000.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. a3.-rhe W.C.TU.
convention today, following tne lead
Of Mrs willard voted 10 invite the
Hebrews and Catholics to send dele.
gatea to the W.C.r.U. conventions.
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oouaErr's CASE.
rhe Prize fisht Law sustainsd by tho
Supreme Court.

LITTLE RoRR, ArE., Oct 23.-rhe
suprrms court TO-DAY rendered n de.
cision In tho Cobbett case. Judg.
Leatherman's declsiOp was reversed
anu the prize fight law sustained.
Corbelt was rsma nded BACK TO tue ous.
tody OF the sheriff Of Garland county.
Chief Justice Bum, 10 delivering
his opinion severely criticised Chan
cellor Leathsrman, saying he had M
authority for his action in ths habsas
corpus case.
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NEwBuRYPoRr, Mas, oct. 23.-
Charles hcAianus was killed, James
p. Reed, fatally Injured, and four
others seriously hurt ny IN explosion
Ia the dry mixing room OF the
Fibreloid works today.
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WAsHIsoToN, OCT. 23.-Ez.Senator
vaa Wyckr, OF Nebraska, stricken
with apoplsxy on Monday afternoon, 10
somewhat better this morning.
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"RyE, Oct. 2S.--ro the secretary Of
the New York Yacht olub;--l have re.
ceivs letter from Rose Withdrawing
Ills challenge Tor the Americas cup
Have called the committee. viii
mail you G ilcially. THELUssoN."
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uNDrn TIM GAME LAW.

Edwatd Haynos, Of Hunter, wss
before U. $. Cimmlssinner Pat todsy
on n chatge Of shooting Wild duck
alter sundowp. This ofilce who made
the arrest insisted that the sh otibg
was done as alleged, while Mr.. baynts
and several relatives testified that
all tho duck shooting was
done before that hour. Commits
sloner Pratt found tho doicbdaut
no, guilty, and entered au order o.
discharge.
John Smith and Martin Martin we're
brought before q. s. Commissioner
Sommer this afternoon, by OdlcctB
Hop'h anu BurtOn, for shooting duck
at an unlawtdl hour Il the nl1s'.
They pleaded guilty ami were na.J
81 anu costs, or s.. so each.
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Seeded ProIn The PopuiI.l..

iNDlANAroLIs, Ind, Oct. 2s.-rhe
rLtnefs' Mutual Benefit association
'sl lnulanA, NJ It, annual meeting hero
~ evening, cut loose from tho Polu-
asI party. q. A. Robinson, tho presi-
gehl, authorized the statement that
rom lhls time on the association will
noI nave anything TO do with the sub
uVasufy or any other plan advanced
~ the Populists. The association, no
say, WIN DO conducted in the interest
u lne farmers OF the state, without any
ieetence 10 politics. The association
has undertaken tho formation Of farm
W. Insurance. companies In different
p.t1s OF the state, and viii push the
these oompanies.
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BRApsoRD. Pa, Oct. 23.-rho town
Of Cefes, Pa, was destroyed by IRE
early this morning.
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xcrpts 10 the sum Cheney Of James p.
Motierwell ana NJ. G. Phillips, ~
sureiles on tue bond O' |. woolf, gwen
on the appeal from the commrsioner's
court.
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DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. ga fire
In tue DesMoines elevators today
cauaed . less Of 100000.
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IN Favor or a HosanonY.
Revolutionary noyement snid 60 tss
discovered In ItFnkiI.

RIO DE JANEiRO, Oct. 28.-It IN cur
rontly reported hero that a secret move
meni, eAid 10 have been going on la
favor OF the restoration OF the monarchy
under Prince Pierre Of Sax s.CObuTg, "
assuming larger proportions. Pierre
isat Of Prince Louis Auguste, Of
SAKE. -oburg, aud Princess Leopolline
Of Brazil. he was born ia Rio Janelto
in 1864
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When the News report OF the BIZ
DEMOCRATIC convention closed las
evening Fisher Harris had the Zoo
and was speaking for the Consultation
statehood and Democracy. The re
malnder OF the ptoceedi4 ~ were q
follovE
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JUDGE MACMILLAN.

Hon. James IL. M9yle not being
present TO answer n call made for him,
Judge Macmillan Responded 10 . call
iron his friends In lhe house and made
n snort speech Ia which ne spoke OF
the bog-le-bOg persecution Of tho Irish
In their native land and Of his expert
ence Ia politics in this country. He
said, "lf We must ~ down, lot us 90
down with our colors nailed 10 the
mast; 20 down brayely fighting for
the right"
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Mr.. IL. II. Rolapp, OF Ogden, was
introduced ny Ju igo Powers. Hs said
no was a member OF tho dominant
Church and was proud OF II; he had
done missionary work Tor that Cguroh
and would do IL again II requested; but
attempt TO viuticsiv tue right Of any
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Mfr. L.. IL. M.ftin.au, OF Logan, was
tho next speaker. HIS effort was .
short one, but, as the speaker said, as
under present conditions even tho
stones would speak, he hoped his Ia.
experience la the Held OF orttory would
be overlooked on the grounds Of his
natural desire TO say something for
Democracy,
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REPORT NOT RRAEY.

At this iuDotuTo the com mittee on
address was prepared to report a p3r-
ton Of their work but had not eOm-
listed II. A recess was therefore taken
until 7 O'clock TO allow tho committee
time 10 finish Its work aud report the
sans 10 the conventions evening
session,
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AIRS. DIR. FERGUSON.

Mrs. DR.. Ferguson maze q csmpari-
scn OF TIC Dem cratic party, the con.
ventiOn aud Chairman Powers with
the brave SpsrIans, Thermosyle and
tho gallant Loonidas. Her Remarks
were well received.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-01

Gibbons, berbeirat6et, gu Netpport in 86obe
Sslanb niebergelaIen. 9ort bate er bann
Die ,BicnicS" unh r8arnbances" eingefiibrt,
benen er 1einen Namen berbanft. Die n8drnz
Dances" batten nit ben ldnbliden Sang
perqniiqunqen auf ben S9euneab0ben MN
ben Ramen gemetn, benn Die Nenporter
Barns" pdren Stetnpaldite, Die Bis 81
6unberttaufenO 9olars gu iteben tamen;
au6 tpurbe bu fetn f9nDber Npfelpetn, fonz
bern e9ter @%6ampagner getrunfen. Wte
in Netpport, 10 mar aud in Stem yort Wtc=
NGtfer Der MitteIpunft Der aQerDorne9miten
@eIeQf9aft, gu Der nur berientge 3utritt
bate, Der na9 griinbli9er Priifung ieines
StammbaumS unb Ieiner geIeqf9dftlt6en
Ste1ung BON McNGtter fir nbpffdbig" be-
funben pprben mar. Muf WcNQifter's
@a6famteit unb l1nbeite6lt9teit tonnte ftf
bic Netp 0orter Noblefle b~erlaiIen, benn me-
Der @elb nod CUTE Mprte tonnten i'm be-
1timmen, einen mangelbaften Stdmmbaum
aIs bolgiiltig an3uertennen, ober Mtaionen
als @riab fir ngute 9ertunft unb @r8iez
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