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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
INTEREST IN GLEASON.
The Professor, Under a Wager, Prom.
lees 10 Drive an UnknOan Animal
TO Wagon IA Thirty Minutes.

Tho exhibition given last night by
Gleason, the horse trainer, wGE attend
ed by big crowd. The program was
very entertaining, including the
handling OF some why steeds. A most
Interesting feature was an agreement
drawn up between PROT Gleason And
Mr.. Tom McCOy In which the former
agrees 10 drive to wagon in Thirty
minutes horse which MT. Mccoy
shall furnish and which he deems im-
possible Of successful driving, In case
The horse trainer succeeds IN suDuulnG
thn ANNA. in the slotted time, Tom
MoCOy VIII be Required 10 present him
with s25, Rnd " the horse proves TO ho
too much for tbs mSn tue $50 wlll
chance hands In the opposite direction.
IL has been decided to make the test at
tonighps exhibition sad there IL mo
doubt but wnRt the rink viii DO packel
by the usual thfong. The professor
aas made up his mind TO stay mere a
day or two louger than at nEst an-
tlcipatsd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
RIGHT az WAY.
Secretary smith'- Decision In - Rail
road case.

secretary snith'- Decision In - Hail.
road case.
WAsHIsdToS, Sept. 2S.-SecTetary
Smith todsy rendered an important
decision regarding the right OF way OF
tho Montana Railway company. This
company applied for right OF way over
public lands under the act OF 1875,
making such grants. This act pro-
videu that the road should be COM
pleted within i've years after the map
OF location was fled. The Montana
company did not complete Its road In
thbt time, but subst quently offered
maps OF location. This commissioner
general OF the land ofiice recommends
that the maps be not accepted because
the road was not completed within
five years after tho first map OF loca.
ton was filed. Tho heoretsry says
there IL no reason why the company
should be denied the right TO .iile a
new map Of location even after the
expiration OF i've years, the new map
10 operate upon the lands 10 free from
claim. He therefore approves the
new maps for the Montana Railway
company,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
More School Rooms.

The attendance at the public schools
Ia no great that the school buildings
have been taxed bsyond their capacity
necessitatlng the securing OF addition
al quarters. The board OF education
has therefore leased two soho1 lrooms
IN the Baptist chapel on Second south
between Eighth anu Ninth West; ais o
room In tue Free Methodist chapel =,
on Eighth West between Fourth sui
Finn South. These places have been
secured fDr the purpose OF rece wing
the overflow 81 the Franklin school
aud will bo occupied next Mon1ay. IL
IL expected that very soon similar
action will DO taken In other quarters
Of the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
Changed Cashiers.

The Firs, National bank ut Nephi
has experienced another change In It,
cashiership, Mr.. w. w. Armsirong,
the former cashier, has retired AMI his
place has been filed by Mr.. q. 4.
Tingey. Mr.. Armstrong, whose ser
vices ut the bank have been Of n
highly creditsblo and satisfactory
character, will again enter the employ
OF George A. Lowe. Mr.. Tlngoy was
formerly OF this city and Ia n son oi
Elder John Tingey, bishop Of tn,
Seventeenth ware. His abilities In q
business way are OF the first class aud
the bank has msde a good acquisition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
Nearly Kiiisd Uadsr III. Horse.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-Ths final
battle for the polo association cham
pionship carrying withit the cup pre-
sentsd by William Waldorf Asior.
took place OH tho Prospect Park parade
grounds veto rday between the Rocks
way club team OF Cedarhursi, Long
leland and the Myopla clublteam from
Hamilton, Mass. II was witnessed by
from $4,000 TO 10000 spectators, who
were enthusiastic over the superb
plsying aud we're greatly excited Mt
seeing the most brilliant player Of the
day, Foxholl Keene, nearly killed
under his hoTss nj mn exciting juno
,ure OF the game. The team from tho
Myonla club won the contest by q score
Of ~ to2l, but there was no such
Inequality In tbs game hs the score
wou ii Indicate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
CLAIMANT FOR PROPERTY,
a Utah Woman Appears Alter hlne
Years Silence
sbo Claims that HRasah Ann Hart
low LETT VIII with Isr
second iiusband.

A missing heir has appeared In the
Barlow estate case and she may cause
come trouble for Mrs. Bsrllow's hus.
band, william BARLOW, says tnS San
Ffanelsco Chronicle.
Hannah Ann Bsttlow died on Feb.
fusry 20. 1855, leaving come property.
Sue also ie.t husband and daugh-
ter by former marriage. This daugh.
ter, who 10 Rebecos Douglass, OF Utah,
has never been heard from until
recently. although the estate has been
In the courts ior nine years since tn,
death OF Mrs. Barlow. There have
been two administrators, two hppTais-
meats, several aubstitutlons OF attot.
neys and contlnuancea iunumerablr.
The last appfalsement male the
value q the estate s580.ll, which in-
cludes slg8 % duo from tho husband,
William Barlow, whJ was formerly
the adninistratof. The estate Ia now
being handled by thc public admins
traitor Of California, who N anxious 10
clOse up the estate, but who Insists that
he Il unable 10 collect the money from
Barlow. lie has asked for an order 10
cell teal estate valued at 5000. Now
steps In the new heir, who objects 10
any such proceeding. she rays she
believes there Ia u viii In exlstonce, or
should he, and that william Barlow
has II In his possession.
She petitions for n hearing OF the
matter and n full Investigation. In ths
original petition for letters Of admins
tration u was stated that Barlow was
next Of kin aud heir to tho property,
but there was Afterwards added TO tn,
petition IN another handwriting the
TACT that the deceased had n daughter
living some her. In Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
Niinl.Noygorod Fair.

Preparations for the great "NiIni-
Novgorod" fair to be held In the
Twentieth ward Thursday, oct. 10Th,
are now fairly under way. Il will con.
stat OF an outdoor instrumental con-
cert, bigh.clans minstrel performance
by leading amateur, chronological
lecture and character reading by Prot.
5choneld, pxlmistry, nsh pordS, bal
lots, auctions aud various other Atlrac-
lions. This affair 10 under the supeI-
vision OF Mr., J, X. CLARK, AM ia igis <
from that genllemau's suocoss In this
line Of entertainment In the past, an
evening OF pleasure and profit 10 fully
assured. 1t Ia for the bonetil OF the
Sunday school Of that ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
FALSE nuaoE-.

tho Prssidsntisi Hace.
lsDIASAroLIs, Sept. 2s.-Col. John
&. New, In an authorized Interview 10
tho indianapolis News today said:
"Genersl Harrison does not desire to
run for the Presidency. aud IL Ia no
sense candidate, ana tho stories that
he has Withdrawn Ia the Interests OF
anyone are without foundation In fact.
We're his advice solicited he would
select neither SIR. AlcK lDley nor Mt.
Reed ne Republican candidate for
PIvsllrnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
Can Bid Till Wednesday.

Al nooa today bids for the con,truc.
lion Of tue Flrst North street sowcr
should have been opened by the board
Of public works, but dsiAy In the pre-
pNrR.ion OF the speci foations therefor
caused the board to determine to re-
ccivo bids until Wednesday next,
whom they Will be opened at th,
boards regular meeting,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

HOMO KONd, Sept. 2S.--rhs obatrue.
tlon 20 tie inquiry by foreign contula
Into the Ku Cneng massacre Of August
IL still kept up by Chinese officials
Forty men suspected OF completely In
the riots have been liberated by local
authorities, without tpe consent OF the
conAuls. Mr. Mansfield, the Britieh
consul at Ku Cbeng, has been Insult
ed by Chinese soldieIs' Tho oonsuls
are considering the Availability OF re-
turning to Foo Chow aud referring the
matter to the respective governments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
Nov vorL Atnio,le olub Gamas.

TRAVELS ISLAND, N. y, sept. 2s.-
Tho fall games OF tue New York An
le,io club at Tfayefs Island have nj
ways attracted All immeDee crowd, but
todny's assemblage wa, iHrger than
ever before. The fact that the Esq
lish athletes who were beaten In last
Saturdays games were 70 DO oompeli-
tors, attracted an unusually large
crowd. Summarized
Firat event--Fiily yards Dash, ntst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
The Balon.

a new periodical ., to be launched
upon tho sea OF journalistic uncsf-
tainiy r rssbouts. IL Ia to be published
In the interest OF music aud musicians
In Utah and the West and Ia 10 be
called Tho Baton. The publication
viii DO issuei weekly and will make
lis debut on October let. Professor
John Held Of thc First Regiment band
will be- tho publisher.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

wEsT SUPERIOR, Wis, Sept. 2s.-
Daisy mills elevator, the hnest In the
northwest, owned by T.. +. Allis d
Co., Of milwaukee, and containing
81, 900 bushels OF wheat, was burned
this morning. The loss IL $50, 900 on
tho building and the same on tue CON.
tents. Fully covered by insurance.
The FIRE was caused by the explosion
OF flour dvst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
pUNIsHMENr PROMISED.
niais,sr Denby Says chinese oniciai.
viii be Degraded.

wAsHINoToH, Sept. 25.- Minister
DENLY oabled this state department
today from Peltin NJ follows
"The yamen have telegrspb he'd tho au.
thorities ut chill, Shanghai and Shensi
TO appoint IN officer TO escoft the com.
mission. An s1iet will issue In q lew
days punishing the officials and de-
grading the viceroy. will telegraph
it.n
This message refers to the independ.
Ont American commission formed to
investigate tho Cheng Tu missions
riots. Tho ediet to which references Is
made IL supposed TO be about 10 issue
as a result OF tho French Investigation
OF the Cheng Tu affair. aud The
viosroy concerned 10 probably Liu. IL
Ia expected That our commission,
headed by u. =. Consul Reid, = n be
on the road from Tien Tsin to ,Cheng
Tu In few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

heat--C. w. Stage, N. Y. A. g., first;
+, b. Bliss, N. Y. A. o., second. Time,
5 as seconds.
second hsat--U. A. Bradley, Lon.
don A. G. FIRST; Z. {. Les, New York
A. g., second. Tlme, 8 as seconds.
Flint and second men ruu In trial heate
and In finals. Crum did not start In
short dash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
p.ro,ea by tho secretary Of war.

81. LOUIS, Sept. 2s.-rhe announce
mont was inside this afternoon that
son barracks, had been summariiy dc-
posed by Secretary OF war Lamont,
and L!eutenant.C Colonel Guy V.Henry
ordered there from New Mexico TO
take charge OF tho post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
additional ais. In Iron.

CLEVELAND, Sept. ga special
meeting OF the Central Trsiilo sssOela-
ton freight department has been called,
TO be- held In Chicago, October 2, to
consider n further advance In iron
rates. At tho last meeting II was
agreed to make a eight Advance on
October 10, amounting to abou: 10
cents per ton. The additional raise, u
ordered, will probably not be made
effective before November and will
$3.50 TO about 10 cents per ton, Cleve.
landto Chicago,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

This Prince OF Wales intends to be at
Newmarket for the End OF October aud
the Houghton moetipgs, and nj the end
Of October he will bs tho guest OF Mr.
Harry McCalmont, with whom ho viii
shoot nj Choysiey.
Noxt year is the centenary OF the
death Of Robeft Burns, aud II IL In
that connection proposed to hold an
exhibition Of relics VI the poet AT toe
institute Of Lne hr.s In glasgow. The
corporation VI the city has already
Waited $3.50 TOWARDS tho project.
Turner's picture, "rhe Trout
Stream" has been purchased by q
Manchester collector Tor 4, sou guineas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-romorrow
Lieut.. GsneTal John NJ. schoiield gees
on the retired list, after 81 eventful
career In war ana peace. More than
seven years he has been Ia command
OF the army and since Feb. sth last,
has held the exalted rank OF iieuton.
ant general, by special act OF Congress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
Hire a Hall, Gentlemen.

A political discussion. with its usual
curious crowd, on tho GJdbe.Pitis
corner. this afternoon gave rise to n
rumor that trouble was there. but the
harmless objects OF 40 much attention
awoke as II were from trance to hnd
that they had sreated 10 much Of q
stir,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
Yom Kinnnr.

Yom Kippur services Of the Hebrews
commenced yesterday evening. RABBIT
Kaiser preaching an appropriate cor.
m at the Jewish temple, on South,
Fourth East street In the event q.
TIE occasion has also been appropriate
ly oommemofatrd today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

wAsIuSGTos, Sept. est is learned
that tue President IL not expected to
return to Washington to Gray Gables
until about October 10. Secretary
Carlisle will be at the treasury depart
ment next Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
An guormou. Trao, OF Land Involved.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia, Sept. Ell.
II. Reel, II the court Of private land
olaims, leaves Tor Santa Fe tomorro ",
10 oIen a term OF court at which he
will render n decision Involving an
enormous tract OF land In New Mex.
co anu Aflz)na, estimated TO bs worth
In the neighborhood Of 100000, 600,
claims out Of an old 5pauish land
grant. Ii 10 claimed tho documents
by which the present owners received
their title were forged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

YOKOHAMA, sept. 2s.-An attempt
was made to-day on the life OF Marquis
Ito, the prime munster and president
u the council OF Japan. The would.
DC assassin, member OF the anti
foreign league, WIS arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 2s. - Edward
W. MoHenTy, OF 81. Paul. chief GU
gineer Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road, and Frank q. Bigtlow, n banker
OF this city, were appointed receivers
Of the Northern Pacific road by Judge
Jenkips this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Sept. ss.-The
Bsrnum gymnasium was burned this
afternoon. The building was owned by
Henry II. CLARK, oue Of the Batnum
heirs. TIE total loss was $4,000; in
eurance S37 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
Arriving Already.

Already Conference visitors arc be.
ginning to arrive-ihose from far dis
iauoez--and indications arc that the
attendance this fall will equal the beat
yet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
Marriage Liceuses.

Licenses 10 we'd were ,)iay Issued to
John A. Anderson, asei 80, aud
Johanna Olivia Olson. aged 20; 10
David q. Staloy. aged %, AMI Mrs.
Nora NJ. Blair, aged 20, oil Of this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

bestu"u AGhthst WI" Lhthsu ha'"'
CENTER ISLAND, n. ", Sept. 2s.-
The racing committee OF the Sea-
wanhaka-C orinthan Yacht club, hav-
In the challenge Of the international
races between Spruce ~ (skipper
BRANDY, of the Minima Yacht club, Of
England, and Ethel wynB (Captsin
Bali, Of the Indian Hatb0r Yacht
club, of Connecticut, decided against
the Britlsh yacht In the matter Of the
protest which Brand raised after
rounding the second mark 10 yester.
days race. Consequently tho fifth
race will be sailed today over tti-
angular course two miles TO the leg,
and repeat.
AZ per agreement the choice OF
course ne between y triangular and
windward and return In ths final race
was decided by toss Of coin by the
shippers. Brand won and chose the
triangular. There Ia q hne breeze
blowing and every promise OF an OK
citing race to end tho match. Toe
Yankee yacht Ethel Wynn was taken
out OF water this morning and De-
s!gner MI. Stevens had 10 number OF
men busy In getting her ready for to-.
days contest. The centofboard was
found to be buoklsd BADLY. There was
not enough time TO properly nx II. but
by q little barnmsriug It was put In as
good ahaps rs possible.
Ethslwynn and Spruce started at
l2;s5.
The yachts passed the second mark
as follows Ethel Wynn 2;0s;00;
Spruce 2.o8:60.
Eunel Wynn crossed the finish line
the winner At 4;i6.l0 pm. unofficial
Time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

wooSsocKET, Il. l., Sept. 2s.-A
fts today damaged the River Spin
Mug companys mills. 100000 or
more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

Among the illustrated volumes o.;
the forthcoming season the most i'm
pottant viii undoubtedly be that Of the
Lie aud works OF Alma Tadema. Be-
sides biogrsphy,the book will contain
more than twenty photo.eugravings
after Mr.. Tsduma's historical and
other paintings. These include such
iaverltes ne Tho Audience NJ Agripps.
A Reading from Homer. and Spring.
which was exhibited NJ this years
academy. As the edition OIL book 10
limited TO four hundred copies, u olds
fnlr soon 10 become n rare prize iof
collectors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

gagement Of the Duke Of Marlborough
and the millionaire Miss Vanderbilt
gives addition support TO the theory
hat the principle Of equality IL doomed
In A America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
KILLED a MAN.

CantctslHn ofs BANKER Who Disap.
pared aud fisd To Mexico.
NEW YoRK, Sept. ga special to
the Herald from Atlanta, Ga, say;
The case OF John smith, the banker
aud broker, who hsd to Msxiso and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
Tn. Challenge for ,hs CUP.

RrDE, Isle o. Wisnt, Sept ia
meeung OF the royal yacht cIuO VS.
held nj $50 this afternoon 10 CONSIDER
mo cnAllenSc Ior tue America cup, "
Chafles DAY h)te' Sir' hose was ho'
present. m
SECRETARY Ellison snld thi. motnins'
roe ltuer u tue New fosk yacht
olub WIN DO dispatched Ihis afternoon,
All details ~ @ da,e, races, etc.. VIII
DC arranged lsief win the New lofA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

NEWPORT, Il. l.. Sept. 2s.-The
Valhalle sailed for England today
with Lord Dunraven on board az tho
owners guest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
FROM OLD ENGLAND.
anriInlry Hot Weather 10 Lon
An With Cases Of Sun Stroke.
,ss niserRps FUTURE PLANS
...,..,, NJ the London Press Against
EuslI,h SOblem'n Marrying
American lIelresses.

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1876 By Inc hs''O'''s" r -
,tlfsofdlgafy ho' "o' 49, -
oil other .'p'os ..-,.r,ot., ,,a,c.,.
On Tuesday lte ine' lH'.
= On degrees In the shade 10 hohuoh
,os i, the suu. The record u
"' 'V' .hove this scptenber |
twenty u'k'o'' .,.,., ,h.n
.vsiige and ieuf uosi''' 49, -
AMY previous day thissunmet' Tue
.u,., .,rco Tuesday has shown
s'"" -.m.,, Tho mutcury on
lhle HnP'''''s q, ',.,,.... n, hI,h.,
each day rising W of ''s -',
rbsphaye besn numotous cases VI SUI
-. aur,ua the week ana several
wv. - ,..,lt.d An various parts
i'sali'iss nh's $1,000, vh.,.
Of the country. nv ,naa,ing opanoI
lhe 1ut October iAoo iie.n.s ,,,ihI.
20 Tue,dsy, lbe PES. ", 49, ss,,,., hsa1
o. degrees ~ W" 81 s Nv, si...trous
rcofdsd. inis Nv. 80 no. ,,..tly
,tlsel upon ine nVsus ~ m, racss.
affected Tue n.snsat . ,,i,n.s..d the
Onig q hanului ~ pvop's Trn,sJ,v
biz race Of wy lno.'.s a. ynich a.,
The Jockey gu" s s na,hv winners
yeafs s.u my ~, -, ,,., IN the
ran. my ~, .x.,,nI, which
siounes Io',owsu W" 49,. I'D wore
En 70, w LOIu ~ .s,,,sa white
white nsnh' m ~ .sa.,, ins c,nntrv
umpfsli.., in.o' sss' ,,s nscn sx.
zoe suns,lng iIou ,..,o,I.s 4, wn.
usms' ln ny - sn.nsnd worn Ia
,ounu n'V 49,, nas hs.n n general
Lonuen Nne,' 49, .a.,s and tall
Aesnuohmons " '.anS mic ~ IN,
has Anu ,u 800 Inan asanted
ihinne.' na,e' '
10 'het "Au'
RUSH oF TOURISTS OVER.
49,, ,,., ,on.x.,a n, tour.
Ine sl.s' rst,.s $50. s.,.,ns m h.
~ Iio,n 'ue ~. s,sams,. which
oVsI. nvue W w "',,,a ,.Il rhs
nieu .nIs VIZ W." 81, s ,v.I,.,
lam h ",A % NJ p,snJs,
rhsils o. wy Wa. AZ, Sa,man
William. and family, Of Chicago. and
~ AL o.nolu , svun ,,a,, an n.
lus ,''s,' ~ 49,, ,e,,hs w,,ich IA,
s.eo W sh, 800 ra,,a1 an
.'"' =" "'"e
's'u'
PERSONAL PAhAuRAPHs'
Mr. NJ, II. dc Young, proprietor Of
N, R.n ffancisco Ch,onlcle. and Mrs.
Do Young aud Dr. Tfuuworthy OF LIS
Angeles, sailed by tho Aurania. Mr..
Ds Young has secured many addition.
al measure. for tho California museum,
ainons Ihem oeing 'ne .nIone ona,t
OF H,poeon WV ',es'
was stolen from the Tulllerlos during
ths Commune and was buried from
publlo vure for n number OF wears.
finally n fell into tho hands OF u
leSIsI in eurlos fIom whom n was
purchased by Mi. de Young. IL has
been pronounced genuine by the
greatest experts In Napoleon relies In
pMh.
Mia Florence Bayard and Mrs,
Hearst, widow OF the former United
S,aios senator OF CalifoTnls, are IA
Paris. Both ats sxpooted 10 come 10
London soon.
M James RcneyeIt. sectetary oftbs
Uulted Stales embassy IA Waiting tn,
Bradley. Martins, VINO are entortslu.
insa large patty In Inyetnrshirp. In.
gliding ihelf soi,.in.lAw and daughter
The Eafl Of Craven, and Lady Cf,v.n
AMI yrcsunt do Hurst and vile (tbe
daughter Of Charles William Bonynge
isfmsfly II San Ff.nolsool
Mt. Faux Leslie aisrtsd today for
stsln, Of which country she will make
q tour OF Reyefal mnntb. duratlon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
Ruslt oF TOURISTS OVER.

The great rush homoward OF tour
l,l. from tue United States seems TO be
over. None OF tho steamers which
allsd this week was quite lull. The
Lain took Mrs. Williams, Walter
Phelps, Of New Jersey; Mr.. Brander
Matthew'S, OF New YofKi MT. Norman
william. and family, Of Chicago, aud
NJ clifford johnson, Of Cnicsgo.
Toe latter Ia returning from an alb
.ttco OF eighteen months which lac
bn spent In making n tour around ihe
veild.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Susie o. Willing yesterday decided
to Mrs. Rebecca Dillon part of block
IS, city survey, for $4,000
The only business transacted in the
county court yesterday was the con-
viction of four boys of mlsdemeanors.
j. w. Conn yesterday executed a
chattel mortgage for 81, 900 on 500 head
of cattle in favor of the Evans Com
mission company.
DR.. Frank Mullins, practice limited
to eye, ear and catarrh of nose and
throat. Glasses accurately fitted sos
Main street, Fort Worth.
George L, Cause, funeral director and
embalmer. Full assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes fun charge of
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. 81 West Weather.
ford street Fort Worth.
The funeral of Carl Cromer, who died
In =. Louis Monday will take place
from the residence OF his parents. COS
South Calhoun street, this afternoon
at $3.50,
An illustrated lecture on the Worlds
Progress will be delivered at the Board
of Trade hall, Thursday, September
~, at p, m. for the benefit OF the
Boys Brigade of Fort Worth. The
lecture promises to be very Interesting
and instructive and the worthy cause
Tor which 1t is given should insure n
good attendance The brigade has
made considerable progress since its
establishment and Is a movement i'm
when evory citizen of Fort Worth
bhoulu manifest an interest