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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
THE QUEENS SPEECH
OD.nlng Of the Fourth Session Of The
Present Parliament.
TURKEY AND JAPAN MENTIONED.
satisfactory Progress of Morality In
Itelaud-A Number Of BIS 10
b. introduced.

LONDON, Fob. 5.-rhs fourth SEE.
,l5u Of tho Thirteenth Parliament Of
Queen Victoria was opened at ~ o'clock
tbis afternoon. The queens speech
was as followsi "Niy lords and gentle
men. My relations with foreign
rowers remain friendly ana on sa,is-
factory footing. Au agreement has
been concluded, after prottaolod nego-
iiauons between ny government and
that Of tho French republic, Tor the
srttlemont OF the frontier question
between my colony Sierra Leone ami
the neighboriug French possessions.
81 regret to say the war between
China aud japan still continues. 1
have maintained n close aud cordial
undcftt luding with the powers inter
pslsd ir tl0sb regions anu l shall lose
no favorable opportunity OF promoting
o peaceful termination VI the CUniua T..
ain cousequUIcc " reports which
reached my government Of cXCtrHtr
committed by Iufklrh troops, regular
OF irregular, ON the Armeniaus ia tho
district Il Asia Minor thought 10
right, In cOIuuCtlOn with o,her pow ere,
90 make representations % the
Porte. Tho sultan has declared
hia intention Of severely puuishiuR
any Of his officers VI soldiers VINO
have been guilty OF such acis, ana has
sent commission 10 conduct an To-.
vostlgation on the spot. Delegates
from the p0we which have cousuls Ut
Efzrroum will accompany tuia COM
miFsi0u.
III am happy 10 observe the striking
fact that Ia Ireland ofenseh OF Gil
kinds against the laws have sunk, dur
log the pact year, 10 the lowest level
hitherto marked In the official records.
Proposals. will bo submitted 10 you for
rumedying the defects which export
ruco has brought 10 light IA the work.
lug OF the law Of landlord and tenant
iu Ireland anu for dealing with certain
tvicted tenants Whose situation Htill
constitutes peril TO social order.
t"A bill will be presented 10 you deal
ing with church establishment In
Wales. Bills will also bo submitted
Tor tho popular control OF the qIoi
tauti and abolition OF plural vyung
uud n provision Tor the payment u The
charges OF returning CiliCtfH % The
pli ctiOns. Bills for the uniticntiOn Of
London aud facilitating tho consttuc
ton OF light railways, whichil trust vii
bouoht the distfic.alu view " tho agrl
cultural depression; bill Tor the pro
motion OF Cancellation Ia trade disputes
and nu amendment 10 tho ihctOrJ
accounts; n bill Tor the completion o
the sytism u county government II
Scotland aud Tor iur.uer legislation for
CfOf.efa will DO submitted 10 you"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
OF NEW YORK
Proposed Reorganization Of tho Police
Department,
Three nils DRAFTED By the society Tor
the Prevention or Crimt-Dr.
parilhuri's Ideas

NEW YomS, Feb. 5.--Tho society Tor
the prevention Of crime today com.
pleled It's tack Of drafting three bills
for tho Reorganization and government
Of tho police department. Rev. Dr.
Parkhumt and Others have been At
Work on the measures Tor some limo
pact.
Tho Gut. or reorganization bill, IL
intonded us substitute for Senator
Luxow's fret bill and provides that tho
mayor, in addition TO appointing three
commissioners 10 reorganlze the police
force. shall Bign all warrants OF ny.
poinlment or dismisshl.
All officers above the rank Of ser
guAnt uro 20 be- dismissed and their
successors appointed before August let.
After that date the commission II 10
reorganizs the department below tue
rank OF sergeant, retaining all police
men Of proved honesty aud ability.
The second bill 10 Tor the govern
ment Of the force.
In another bill bipartisan board OF
elections IL provided for, " consist Of
Tour members.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
FIRE AT THE KSUTSFORD.
Excitement Among the Cooks, a small
Loss aud a Damaged Chemical
Engine follow.

There was decided 1urry among
the cooks OF the kuuIstoid Ia the
kitchen Of that hostelTy u,tween eight
aud nine O'Clock this M ruing. The
excitement was caused by blazs
which burst forth from SCOT ohoked
chimney, which ignited aquanti,y Of
melted lard and filled the room with
flame.
An alarm was quickly sounded and
tho fire brigade from Station No.
rolled uut post haste 10 the corner OF
State aud Third South streets, but be.
fore the arrival tho flames hAd been
extingulshcd aud comparative quiet
restored. A blRckeued kitchen wall
makes up the major potion o! this hotel
90 mpauy's loss.
Tie chemical engine which had
been dispatched with other apparatus
90 the hotel, met with an accident that
damagvd IL considerably. In turning
u came In sudden contact with n street
car trolley pole anu had several spOkcs
knocked out Of one Of tho wheels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
CHINA Ann JAPAN.
rc4t Of tho Peace Envoy's Csedsn'
tiRia.

LONDON, Feb. "a dispatch TO the
THits from Yokohama Gays tnnt the
text OF the credentials Of the Chinese
peace euvoys with whom Japan re-
fused 10 treat on account Vt tue insuiil.
cheney OF their p1wcrs, was AZ t0il1WH
"By uccrcc We appoint you cur plenl'
potrutiafies 10 meet anu negotiate tue
m.tJ,r with thu plenipotoniinfios APP
pointed by Japan. You Will, however
telegraph ~ tue Isuug III Namun, the
Chinese foreign Office, for the put-
pose Of Obtaining our commands
by which you viii abide. The meme
bors + your mission nre placed under
your control. You will Conluct your
miasion ina faithful and diligent man
uer aud fuliill the trust fcp9avd Ia you
Respect this"
A dispatch from Pelgin says the cap
turB Of feng Chou Wei Hal Wen has
made a deeper impresslun upon the
Chinese than the Tall Of Por. Arthur.
The dispatch adds the reported refusal
Of japan 60 treat with the Chinese
ENJOYS confirms the Ugliuf expressed
IN Pukin that the Jalauceu are mol
willing 10 name tueir terms Of peace
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
SENATORS ANGRY.
Sugar Bounty Amendment tho Cause
Of The Trouble
HOT WORDS FREELY EXCHANGED.
Debate on the Currency Bill In Tho
House-sprlnger on the 'on-
ditlon Of the Treasury.

WAwuNaroN, Fob. "a Sensational
episode occurred IN the Senate a. soon
as the session opened today. Mitchell
iOre.) wished t. make n report on Ger
lain sugar bounty claims on which, ne
said, he desired TO make bfleI OK
PLANTATION.
"rhere will have to bs nm oKplnna'
ton when the subject comes upJ. IN
lerpoaed HaTfis Icnn'li go u val uo
a ynste OF time - havo inc explain
lion now. therefore OhIec."
Mitchell urged tue explanation would
not tako three minutOs, but Harris
shook his head.
UThon.D said Mitchell, with growing
impatienue, 81 viii not make toe To-
puft; will withdraw 10. IL is most tN-
iraofdinafy that senators Cauuot 1uu'
init a brief explanation they 20 DE-
sire. It's remarksbltW
Mi,onoll's words were snapped out
yohemenlly.
0It il needless for tho senator 10 pro
test, - snid Harris. 81 object anu /
emphasize e: 1 object"
"rhen 1 Withdraw tue report" de-
/ clnred Mitchell.
WwithdAw IL then" exclaimed
| Harris dohantly.
Mitonell showed intense Irritation At
| the defiance aud rhioing hie voice, lac
| said to uarrit; "rho action % The
| senator IL unusual, most unusual"
| 81 want this fellow 90 Understand"
fstorled Harris, measuring each word,
"thai / am capable Of uOiug unusuAl
things, aud am responsible iOf doing
unusual .,hinge," answered Hafrif,
his flushed iaco showing intense indig.
nation.
al appreciate that the senator is
capable Of doing unusual thingoi uud
thuu,o Mitchell uidoi, che is capable
Of d1ing ungentlumanly thiugop
| Harris stepped forward from bis desk
aud for moment II seemed as II he
were about 10 resent tue statement Ia
aniuuusual ana emphatic way, He
paused, however, aud with "a gesture
toward MITCHELL aud addressing him
| dir,ctly, 0aid: "Lct mo tell you, or,
your conduct IL cont smpublo-cOE-
templiblg."
Tue presiding oflicer had been rap.
ping vigorously au the controversy
| proceeded.
"rhc senators must proceed IN
order" he repeated.
The colleagues OF tho two angry sona
tors gathered shout them and thOil
Indignant eEp0stulatiOnsi cUntiuued II
bubdued tones, T4u presidlns cnlcei
, directed the u.9ik 20 proceed Will
other business Aui the Incident wal
tummarily closed. Mitchell moveg
. about this chamber, rciteratlng his pro
tests, while harfls sat at his desk up
parently unmOvod by tho sharp OK
. change Of personalities.
The credentials OF Perkins (CaL) 10
the uue1pired term Of Leland Sian
ford were represented ana the senate
sworn. lie has previously served, OF
; the appointment oil the g0vernO
lending the choice OF the Legislature
The Senate committee on claims 10
day decided 10 report an amendmeu
/, 10 the suudry civil bill, providing 10
sugar bounty claims without MAXIM
any recommendation or committing
4 tho members 10 tho support 4 m
/. proposition. IL was this feature Of IA
! committees action Mitchell desired 1
: explain whom objection was made b.
a Harris. The amount Involved Ia Ia
- claims is estimated AZ s.. 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
Homo Fire Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF tho Home Fire Insurance
Company OF Utah occurred NJ the COM
pany's building on Main street yesler-
day. The only business aside from the
election OF board Of directors was the
reading OF tue presidents report for
the last year, which showed the COM
pany 10 have sustained mOt pros.
porous twelve month, it, revenues
being heavier and It's iOsaoi lighter
than ever before In It's history, "a very
gool showing IN view Of tue fact that
the average OF all oOmpany's losses
thTUug out the Territory br 1894 was,
according 10 tue Pacific Coast RCUleU,
the heaviest ever known, rho new
| board Of directors elected Is as follows:
HeDer J. Grant, Goo. Rpmncy, Henry
Dnw0odey, David Elcles, Il. T..
FarnswOrGh, JOS, t. saith, John
Henry Sm.ti, lh0s. q. WeO0er, no.
| q. Cutler, Cnas. ). Luton, Il. A.
Smith, JnU. Il, barnes and h. n,
/ Lyman. l., 3. Hills was chosen
treasurer aud Il. 3, Wells secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
CLOSE TO GOLD CITY.
A Company that Claims 10 Hare Very
Valuable Property There.
More PROJECTORS Roach the New
Fields livery Day-lhree Ways
TO Get Iherc-i1cilemeut

President Hooion Of the Cottonwood
Reservoir aud Gold Discovery Mining
company, was caller ~ the NEWS
uilice today, and he 10 one Of the men
who believes there lie something tRngi-
bic 10 the mining boom now on at GJld
CITY which has just sprung into oxist-
ence at the foot VI tho Wasstol near
the Colt3nwoods.
IL will be- remembered that about
eighteen months ago the company, Of
which no was the head, flied 80 arti.
Giles Of corporation aud commenced
active operations In tho way Of dovei-
opment work. Particulars ut that time
were fully set forth In the NEWS.
Since tuuA tunnel has been
driven into the mountain side n
distance OF l25 feet and gradually
the mineral taken out becomes better
some 81 Il, he says, Il very rich anu he
thinks tue property will yet become a
bonanza. Yesterday he had an expert
Ia tho porson Of Pat Condor visit the
mine anu that gentleman stated 10 d
| aNLMH ANINNANl ANAhg NhNA ~ WIS NAN
most promising prospect he had ever
seen. MT. 2. l.. Tobias, who also made
an inspection Of the mine, says he coin
cidca with Mr. COnuo1 in hts Views N
expressed herein. a permanent lodg,
has been struck and this the gentlemen
BELIEVE will soon lead 10 a tfeAsur,
house OF ineHhaualible wealth. Tn,
property 10 situated within thror.quar
lers OF n mile Cf God CITY on the sOutt
eide OF Little Cottonwood canyon.
PfOspeotors Hre docking TO the new
mineral fields ia large numbers by
rail, stage, foot anu otherwise. Tn,
stage Hue from this city IL carrying
out an average OF twenty persons
day, while tue II. q. W. aud u. T.. ar,
eHch doing a rushing business on
tcalt thst may assume very large pro
portion IA the near future. The Uni0i
Pacific conveys ~ patrons from Sal
Lake 60 Sandyb rail- sud from tina
point { Gold CITY by an independen
stage liue. TIE time Of leaving her
10 1855 a.m. anu that set for teachinl
there am. The return trip 10 mad
between 1850 Pun. aud $50 Pun. tn
ride by stage IL elk miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

The iuneral service over the remains
OF the late Elizabeth Cheshire Baxter,
wife Of Samuel T.. Baxter, Of the Tenth
ward, will DO held IN this ward meeting
house on Thursday next, at . O'Clock
9. m. In the hrst announcement OF
Sitsr nsxtet's death Il was stated lhat
she was born Ia this city. THIS was "A
mistake; her birthplace was heus'
worth, near DunstsUle, Beutjrdshire,
England, and sho came 10 Utah at nye
years OF age, with her parents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
rmE mus TRIAL
Hour defendants Dismissed by IudE'
Grotscnp.


Gratscnp.
CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-Four defendants
In the DoUs cnuHplraCy trial were dlt-
charged by JUICE Gro cup to-day
Dennis Lafkiu, Frank Dtrycr James
Mcdonald and John Burke. The
court reserved IT. teCialOu "a TO John
+. McNcan and John Hsnnalan,
Directors OF tue a. n. u. kcssrling
the other eleven ueienuaulsi Including
Dubs, the Judge simply sail 70 the
attorneys for tho duieutt: "fou may
20 ahead with your side Of the case"
rhU defense opened by calling
Pftfidcut Thomas, OF She western
Indiana road. lie asked about tue
Proceedings Of tho General Managof5
association. Ho produced tue reports
but requested that tney should NOT De
made public. The defense attempted
10 prove by rhomes's testimony Tat
an agreement existed previous 10 aud
during thu strike between tue General
Managers aud the Pullman company,
but he denied THE,
President Roswell Miller, q the
/ Chicago, Milwaukee a. ST. Paul, was
asked 10 Attorney Walker when he
assisted the government. was not the
] attorney OF mis- road. A Ufiuk legal
battle followed, tue du.ouso claiming
tntt Walkers service ~ attorney Tot
TIE Interested railroad should disqunl
ity him from serving a. u counsel iol
| the prosecution, The matter was
finally ruled out by the court. Genera
Manager Hurley Of toe Chicago, Mil
waukCu s, 80. Paul was qIcs,i med NJ
to the proceedings OF me General
Manager association, but could 70
member but little tt wnat occurred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
WANTS HIM REMOVED.
That is the Application as TO Admin
islratOr otto Stalmanu.

A petition for tho removal Of OTTO
Blalmann, Ms administrator Of tue
estate OF Stephen 4. Eitvs, deceased,
,he value OF which 10 said to DO In the
noighborhood Of $4,000, has been nled
In the Probate court. a hearing therg-
on has been ret ior tao 18TH inst.
It's averred that AR. Slalmann was,
In the frsl Instance, indebted to the
estate ut tho time Of his appointment
Ia tho sum OF about 5000, which he
hnt and still refuses 10 pay or secure.
That a large share OF the estate con.
sists OF claim OF about 100000 against
the Salt Lake Copper Manufacturing
company, anu that administrator Is an
officer aud stockholuer In said COM
pany to the amount OF several thousand
dOllnts, and has Interests In said cop.
per plant which are adverse 10 tho
inteTesla OF said estate, That stat.
mann has knowingly employed all0t-
neys to represent sAiu estate who
are attorneys for said copper
| company, VINO represent the pee
s0nal interests OF certain officers ana
etUo holders therin, and WHOSE inter
sets are adverse 10 tnat OF said estate.
That he has accepted ia behalf OF said
estate $40, 600 OF stock In said company
e pnr value, for settlement OF claim
OF $4,000 due from the Copper Plant
company 10 said estate, which said
stock IL now Of little value, That h,
has pledged tho stock taken In behalf
Of said estate ~ collateral security FOL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
Tho HnsIl.h On AfrIea.

BRASS, Niger Coast ProtecloratC,
West Afdca, Feb. b.-fho British
Commissioner, Major Sir Claude Max.
well Mcdonald, IL holding Brass, one
Of the crntea " trade ON this coast,
with 100 men, two Boyen.pOund guns
aud sne Gordenioldt rapid.hro gun.
The Niger COmpany's troops are hold
ing Aknsa, which was not destroyed
ns previously reported, Although the
buildings are standing, there was a
great deal Of pillaRiug when the die.
turbancos broke out. IL lie estimated
that 800 natives we're engaged In the
outbreak about Brass,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

W. a. Rck1ri TO deliver tho arms
auu ammunition at waikiki. He WIS
to receive SO, 900, 81 900 of which was
paid in cssh. His instructions were to
70 Un WaimaualJ, where a sohoOner
was 70 meet hun, from which he was
10 receive the arm. The schooner was
called the W. II. Richard.
The captain Of tho WAlmanalo was
told she had been towei out OF San
Fraucisco AMI the arms put on board
by n tug oil WAIKIKI Two boats came
along the Walmanalo ana the arms
and ammunition were Transferred to
them.
There were 800 cafblnCb and several
Fhcky u ammunition. Tue captain
dlsclsima gll knowledge tf whu
ahippCd the goods aud who paid for
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

Fireman Tom Welch, n driver at
Station No. ., who was suspended
from duty on September 18th last on
charge Of absentlng himself from
the department without permission,
last night had "a hearing before ,he hre
ami police commissioners with the re-
"a that he was restored 10 his work.
He Will draw pay for the full period OF
his long vacation aud In return tho
city will get the benefits TO be derived
from "anOther case OF experience"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
Missionary Party.

Tomorrow "wednesday evening a
concert aud ball will be- given In the
Seventh ward assembly hall, compli-
mentary to Elder James n. LamUesI,
who II about 90 depart on a misalon W
Australasia. Alter the rendering Of
the following program, dancing Will
DO the order Of she evHuIus;
selection. ........ Misses Mabel Cooper. Alice
tosiur Mussgs. ". H. roster, W, J. Kelly
Recitation ., '., 20; ,i''', aI. H. = A'"h'eI
....,........ Misc aud Me6sra, ChrlHtgnauu
soug..............t..,,.. s.... Mr. lrudt Graham
Heading s,,,.,,,,,., NY iepyr ~ NrNa
SONG ...... A. o. lNpcf
SON. Miga Mary ircu
U.,st4ti1n ........., .......... Mr.. M Pence
sOng AL J0lh hoblhaoh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
Miss Babcock's Concert.

The benefit concert to DO given on
Thursday evening, February 7.b, by
Mics Babc0ck, Is expected 10 be- hne
affair That Mons. amt Mrs. D9Lorey
arc to sing stamps II as professional
effort OF tue inject class. Few have
heard these nTtistH Sing In this
city, and those few are enthusiastic In
,huir praise OF them. Both are from
the Cincinnati Conservatory,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
MlcroseopicnI socIely Of Utah.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Morosoopioal Society u Utah viii DO
held ON wednesday evening, Feb. 9th,
at s p. m, in the reception room OF
the University building. Tueprogram
will be A. follows The Purposes anu
Possibilities Of the Society, by DR.. J..
h. Talmage; The Aiicroscopical Ex-
animation Of the Blood, by Or. O.. II.
Wilcox; The Microscope In the study
OF Plans, by Prof q. A. Whiting.
Members OF tue society will please tako
notice. All persons Interested In the
subject Of microscopy are cordially
invited, A. h, BROrHERHOOD,
SECRETARY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
Congregational Committees At worE

WAsIuNGlUE, Fet. 6.-rhe House
Judiciary COMMITTEES tOdsy voted
.Av0rAbly 10 report tho Senate bill for
an additional Judge IN the Ninth ia
dloial circuit.
The Senate finance committee again
failed 10 Tench any conclusion today
upon any OF the bills before IL.
The vote ON the substitute for the
Mcpherson bill resulled: For 1t, Me
PhsrsOn, Morrill,, Sherman, Allison
aud Aldrion. Against N, VOORHEES,,
Harrly, Jones (ArE), Vest, White anu
Jones NovalH.)
The vote ON tue Tree coinage bill was
prevented by the arrival Of the hour
iOt the meeting OF the Senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
From a Mission.

Last evening the NEWS received
call from Elder wiliord o. Ridges, Of
Ogden, who returned yesterday from
mission to the Southern stales, on
which he loft home october IL, 1899.
lie was appointed 10 the South Alt-
bama conference, his field Of labor
being Ia Florida, where he performed
missionary duty, until released 10
return nome. He enjoyed his mission,
and had excellent health. Ho found
the people quite hos liable, aud pteiu-
dice against thu Lntter.dny Saints was
eliminating. Elder Ridges goes 10
Ogden tomorrow.
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It's Now Submitted.

The Injunction suit OF Ellerbeok Va
Midgley ct al, which has engaged
Chief Juttice Merr.t's time for several
days, was submitted at noon To-Day and
taken under adyiscmsnt by the court.
The Arguments were concluded this
morning.
In the case Of Matthew T. Glsborn It
al vs. the Marion Gold Miniog Co., II
was ordered this afternoon, by consent
u counsel, that the injunction issusu
upon the ming by plaintiff Of a bond Of
-, 200, ~ be approved by the clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
Entertainment.

A deaf mute entertainment aud fair
Is to be given by the Utah school for
this Deaf, nj the corner Of First North
and Third West streets, ON Friday and
Saturday; Feb. sth aud 0th, NJ S pun.
rAbleaux, panlomimos, rceitations,
etc, constitute the program. Only
l25 tickets viii DO sold for each even.
ing. Tickets are on sale At SAVAGE
All Bazaar and Parsons & DcTge'i
book ttlro. The proceeds are 10 be
used fOr library.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
FLOWERS FOR MAS, AsTOR's
GuAEL,
Gut the order Was cancelled Owing 20
tIIn y Mspnnrr., AnNn tito EInrIaI.

Slut the order Was cancelled OWING 20
tho Nswspnp-rs, BAYS tho Fiorist.
NEW YoKIl, Fob. 6.-rhe day after
tho funeral Ul Mn, William Waldorf
Astor, the TACT was published that Mr.
AstOr had ordered blanket Of lilies
OF tue valley ana viOlels to DO placed on
tue grave Ia Trinity cemetery every
..y for a year. Tue order was can
Celled.
Florist Joseph Floishman, TO whom
tue order was given, made tne follow
lag explanation last nighG "Mf. Ast0r
sremBd pleased with tue $500 worth
u orchids / furnished Tor tie iuuera
and Immediately placed IN order with
me Tor blanket vi yiOleis Rnd lilies,
worm over SlOO, 10 DO placed on his
wile's grave uaon day Tor year. Tho
newspapers got hold Of the fact euG
publishud H.. This annoyed Mr.. A. TOR,
and the very next day after he cav.
the order he cancelled II. He wOult
accept no explanation, and 30 l wac
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DISTILLED WOMAN.
made Money once but f. Starving
Now,

CHICAGO, Feb. BIN cherries,
room IA tue rear Of the second story OF
1877 Clark street, without fOVd, money
or fire, lies Emma 5ohnllcf, aged "a
Until three months ago Hhe was Tor
nearly seven years a principal at'r.c-
ton u dime MUSEUMS throughout tue
country. She wus known Us the "akel.
eton woman" tiu "sBsifiud woman"
aud the "skelolou bride" and tue
Jays Of her greatest dfawingSoWet az
a dime museum freak, clmmandei o
salary OF s7j week. Her met itTi
Mts. l. zz.e 5challor, in applying 10
the police for assistance, stated thhl
sho and her daughter hnd been without
food Tor twentytUuf hours anu hal nl
money. Her laughter, because OF w,
Increasing o.siiioatiOn " her body, hnu
become nuafly helpless and cOulu nc
longer earn money IN muscuma'