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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-18

NEW HAvEs, Conn, Nov. IS
George Il. bsniOrd, head coach OF tue
Cornell eleven, " at home In this city.
Mr.sanford was atked what he thou ut
o. Cornell'a chaucvo against the Uni-
ver.lty OF Peunryiyauis on Thanks
giving dHy.
they are flBc." said he. "Cotnell
10 getting Into strong shape, and " We
have u Dry, elastic nold ON Thanks-
giving daJ w snail be all right.
"Tho reason that Cornell has made
such an untalltfscloTy showing this
fail IL that We have been working up
thu team slowly. We are getting Into
prime condition. We were unable to
score against Williams lest Saturday
because the heid was heavy with muu
aud 1ur light weights were unable TO
execute thu inteflefepce. They slippsd
and fell aud were unable 10 make n
sipgl. gooj gallo, although We had the
bail NJ Wllliams's Vineyard line several
times.
"As 10 the fsls.Prlnccton game 1
think Yale will score. IL Yale beats
Princeton the score VIII DO small. II
Princeton defeats Y ale the score will be
large. Yale's new plays will surely
send her through the Princeton lines,
bu, Prlncolon's backs should not allow
her To score.
"PIlneeion IL overIaied. She mAuo
hof great reputation by her thirty
seven 20 nothing victory over Cornell.
Now | viii say about that game tha,
Cornell nad been simply getting IN
shape, for Harvard had not rent any
mon 10 gel ~ line on Pfineetun'a play,
aud We had no defense aEainAt the
tigtr'A mats plsya."
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4 The Catholic minority. The schools
are 10 he nationally ono In their char.
sc,er aud un5ef provincial control,
subisct TO Inspection. Ia Ill tohool.
the same text booze will he used and
all teachers will bo required 10 quslliy
up 10 the pfeaent STANDARD " provision.
al examinations. l. tbs last hali
hour each school day representatives,
" al religious nomination mey
come Ia AT instruct The children IT,
longing 90 its own denominaiiou.
TIE WORK will D., Iufely secu ~ IN
character religious iriining ~ he with
tue coutent Of the patents only. Tue
principle OF local option will be fecOg-
uizsd thTou hJut.
"rhe most advanced step towards
meeting the views Of tho Catholic
minority 10 the provisions when
allow my district having an average
attendance Of twenty-five Cstnolic
children ~ employ n teacher OF that
denomination. l. districts whtrt the
children tpunk Ffsneh wholly they
ate to htve - uac.sr speaking Ffencu
aud Eugiish ., that they may learn
tile English language Ne well as tue
FfULcu.n
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EAIn's niLIioSs.
No rims 90 tie lost In Di-tributinE
Iheu Sow

BAN FRANcncO, Nov. is.-No time
10 10 TO Loot 40 tic Institution OF the
millions Of q late JHmes q. Fair, "a
iar ~ his children are o9nccrnet.
Through their attorneys they are
insnsuycring with a fapi1iiy, now
that ia. pencil will have been buried,
that 10 in strange contrast 10 the d la
tory tactics which marked tho progrrse
OF tue litigation for tho last eighteen
months Taking encouragement from
their fbt victory Mfs. Hermann Osl.
riohs, Miss NiTginia Fair anu their
brother have resolved TO engage any
enemy that eau chow signs OF nght.
10 begin with, three appfaisets OF tho
estate were appointed ny Judge SLACK
today, and Ms this 10 tho pronminafy
step Ia the distribution VI the dead
mans estate matters begin to assume
q business ike aspect. The men VINO
will determine tue values Of the var
ieur prop, rites OF the late millionaire
arc richard V, Dry, George l.. Btesss
and Ernest n. luixh.
Opinions vary ne 10 the Wales OF thu
uatnte. Al the time Of Faifs death
wild statements placed HIS wealth al
$40, 200, 900. Gradually these hgurts
were redueod anu conservative ssti-
mate placed thsm at SiT,0OO.OOO. Ac.
c0rdlbg 10 oLe OF the trustees under
the trust viii, the estate has increased
one fiih In value In the past year
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and that IL why sbo disguised herseli
AMI the boy and made her escape.
The aciTsss and the boOkkseper have
MT been o onngebial couple tor some
tine past. she was content TO live Ia
New Yrtk without him until she
heard he was trying to get hold Of
the child. Then she came on 10 hide
II. 5he took II from the fremont
house 10 her Mother hOair, No. 1913
Calumet avenue. anu from there ,eDt
% g. New York with her maid, while
she f,mainei in Chicago 20 pay legal
attention 10 her husband. This httun.
ton yestefday took the form Of petl.
ton tor divorce on tho grounds Of
non-suppor. The document was duly
filed Hnd tue case will be pushed a.
ia.t ~ possible.
Inoideutslly, It IL said that Mt.
samuels will ME cross biil, or somu.
hing that amounts 10 tho ssme thing.
Hts Till IL 10 be for damages agalLat
some person NJ yet unnamed Tor alien.
ating his wiig's affections.
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TOPEKA, Kan. Nov. l7,-Repre.
hh'AuNss Of the S.nta Il. Railroad
s9mlsny appeared Ia tho district court
~ !ensison county today Tor tho ini.
w oohlest agAins, the proposed part.
"0e Of 'hs santa Fe property.
M result OF the hearing Judge
aiytr ordered stricken out the amend.
meats offered by Assistant Attorney.
vsnsIal Goddard 10 the original petit.
uSn snd refused 10 permit tho transfer
W we case 70 the federal court.
NhAfles u, johnson will not be
eh an OPPORTUNITY TO act asTeoeiver.
n failure TO quality 10 considered
'IAnl lot Tue appointment OF q sue.
Atd. "'' y" WV
Sensational.
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81 LOUIS, NV. IS --Mfs. Jel,gs9n
Davis SUI bor uaugh,ei, Mis- Winole,
aocompanic by Judge Leroy Is.
city, arrived here iIom New YORK lest
night. Thoy come 10 attend tue nn'
Duai reception anu ball to be given
here Thufsday evening. They were
met nj tho Union stalion ~ u larso
number Of ex.Confe1otat,i aud friends
and escorted 10 the Planters Hotel,
where elaborate preparations had teen
made iof their Entertainment.
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BoouEsIgR, N. ", Nov. is.-The
hrst scssIpu touny " the general NJ.
sembly OF knights OF Labor wac taken
up with discussing the rec mmenda.
Il0nB OF the Committee on stale order
ana tue reports oi the general Officers
on which no decision was reached. A
recommendation was Introduced that
instead OF indprsing Tree coinage Of
silver, = declaration OF that tenor be
made o portion OF tho preamble, which
would prevent no ono not In lsvor Of
Tree coinage Of silver at q ration 10 10
rom becoming n nember OF the order.
Tbs recommendation was not acted
upon. A Recommendation was also
introduced 10 establish y subordinate
degree known u. the minute men.
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Many OF the crew ariioyea 90 Ha-s
p.rlshsd.

BnIsToL. Bingham, Nov. ls.-Ths
Brilltu steamer Memphis, Captain
Williams, rom Montreal. Tor Avtn.
mouth Ia ashore In Duuluugh bay.
Soon alter being stranded the crew
took 10 the rigging anu her porllous
position bciug nOticod, tho c9htt
guard sent for the rocket apparatus. A
gale was blowing 80 strongly that only
thn captain anu part OF The crew OF tho
Mompnis were saved. IL IL believed
nine men were lost.
Cattle and other portions OF the
stenmeI'a cargo are now washing
ashore. Her hull Ia completely sub.
merged and only the upper mas,s tan
be seen above water.
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wAsnisGros, Nov. ls.-Admifal
Bunce's feet will be- Augincntei coon
by the cruiser Matblehead, which at
rived today at Bermuda on her way to
this county. The Matblohoad was Ia
the Mediterranean up TO two months
aye, wbou her place was taken by the
Clnc.nnaii. III was determined at that
time that the Marblehead should join
Admiral Bunce's neet on arriving
here.
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THE DISTRESS IN INDIA.
People In The Stricken Regions Of Tho
y,rGs OIL Starvation.
Parents selling Their children Tor
Tread. or Leaving Them
60 Perish.

TORONTO. Ont, Nov. Is. - Rev. T.
y. Maokay, foreign minister Of tho
Presbyterian church, has received a
letter from a missionary In linda which
tells OF terrible dislre,s and suffering
because OF the failure Of tho wheat
crop In that county. People are on
tho verge Of starvation. Parents are
selling their children for bread, while
some are leaving them TO perish OF
want.
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rur nIai,r. on SPAIN
must b. nssp, ri-a. SAYS ssnor ,Anova.
Bsi Castillo.

PARIS, Nov. ls.-A dispatch TO tho
Journal from Madrid gives the sub-
stance VI an Interview with the SPAN
i,h premier, senior Can0-As del Castillo,
who l. quoivu ns maEiug the following
tlAtrmeal;
"fhe United States has always
observed a correct attitude and Il 10 TO
be bOped that chs never will cease 10
respect the rights OF spain, tor whicn
o1unIry lhn LuUan question II one VI
internal politics. believe tho Unite 4
States viii not chauge lie policy Tor the
rake OF the Cuban negiues, and In the
event she did 20, SPAN viii cause hof
lights 10 DO respected. 10 Log as 4
r,maln Ia power, will not make any
concessions, or yield 10 anybody"
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NEW YoRK, Nov. is.--"Faith and
humanity" u the mstto OF the national
council Of jewish women adopted nj
todsy's session Of the council, which
also decided upon = badge, not TO eN'
coed 80 cents cost, To b. worn by the
mem lsrs. The delegates entered upon
n discussion Of the ropor, OF the com.
miltse on new Constitution. The
word "naiionap was eliminated from
the title Of the organization.
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An iScsrsnLn SPEAKER.
D.but Of the asrmas sinister OF War,
fissco.

LosDoS, Nov. is.-rhe Berlin cof-
respo nucnt OF IA. Times says that
General Gcislcy cannOt DO cingtatu.
lated upon his Pat. Ia the debate In the
RgichstAg. Altogether. this cores
pendent says, tn, ttomises badly for
tho security oil thu government meas'
ures tor military reform.
A dispatch TO the Daily Mall from
Berlin describes General GeasleT's
DEBUT ~ minister OF war NJ \ oompleIs
iaSeo.
"a more incapable speaker" the
dispatch says, "is hardly imaginable.
HIS awkward pauses were filled Ia
with defisive laug liter, and bisses."
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when she dropped 10 the door and
died Of heart di'sase.
Her husband, ID. q. Stevens, Q
prominent merchant, was attending
OLD Foilowp Grand Lodge stssion
across the hall when notified Of his
wiis's doaih. Appropriate resolutions
were adopted aud committees a..
pointed to escort the body u Yale. after
which the session adjourned.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. ls.--Seorstaty
Mercer oi the Republican oongtession.
al campaign committee said today
there was practically no further doubt
that the committee would continue
active work, probably until 1900.
Mercer thinka tho national commit.
tee will ultimately join tbs congres.
sional committee In lhe maintsnan
OF headquarters nj wnehington, hut
this step probably will not De deter.
miued upon before tho convening Of
Congress.
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nIrrY n,ronrLL's srw noLr.
nh. successfully IVads- Two Dster.
dives and a husband.

dives aud n husband.
CHICAGO, is.-kiiiy Mitchell, the
aciIute, has nppssred IN u now reic.
Heretofore she has been best known ~
u soubrelte. One Of her latest engage.
ments was with the Miles Atoon com.
pany 10 New York. Or Monday,
however, she made p decided hit
befor. a email but interested audience
AZ quick change artist.
Bhs and her little boy entered the
fremont house al extclly l,2s y. IN,
The actress was neatly ana iasnionably
alfred. The child was In kuickeI.
bockeIs. Al / IS pm. q young looking
girl In short uitss,s with her hair In
long braids, leauing wee bit OF girl Ia
n light ulster, slipped out OF tue hotel
on the Lake street side. crossed quick.
ly TO Wabash 1vsluo anu took u car
touth.
Three men who had stood on the
opposite siuo Of the street watching
for Mi,s Mitchell anu the little boy 10
APPEAR, paid no attention 10 the y0ung
xirI 10 short dresses AMI braids, though
II they hhu taken good look at net,
they would have seeD.a, merry twinkle
10 her eye, Tor II was none other than
Kllty Mitchell, and sne was giving
tho slip TO two private detectives.
Tn. third msn In this noglectiul un.
observant THO was Harry Samusls, n
bookmaker. known Ia New YORK and
saD Francisco as well as iu Chicago
NJ Kitty Milchell's husband. IL ~
suppose he was waiting outside the
fremont with intent to get posSession
OF tho child. That, at least. 10 what
Milchsil's attorney sont word " her.
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su.rrcIID on nuno,n.
A saioon Keeper IN 'h.ssnn. Ar
rested .a tha ,bargs.

F'sfo "o ahh shhfess
DESvEH. Colo, Nov. ls.-A special
to the Times, from Cheyenne. We,
sAys John Mollborg, u well known
HaloOnkeepef. was arrested today on u
chafge Of having murdered Moses
Roedef, negro boy. giving him nj.
senic IN beer. Roebef died on July
l.lh last.
A buiiiinR belonging 10 Pat McGill
was burned In Msfch, 1895, the day
before IL wa. 10 be opened tor n saloon.
George Linrf, who u under arrest
charged with firns this building, gave
iriofmaiiap which led ~ Moilbcre'-
arrest 10 10 Aileaed he said Reober
entered the building 40 he was leaving
alter setting Gre 10 II, for which he
was paid $50.
Moiibetg, II 10 presumed, caused
Rocber 10 he poiiJbed Ter what he
knew about the Or on csse.
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Recover Appainted.

CHICAGO, Nov. ia receiver Was
app1intru touay Tor tho wholesale
upon APP l'oition OF Leo Is. ssllgman,
n member OF the nrm. Tue appllca-
ton Is tbs result " dispute over the
The a'sels ara placsd nj sos,OOO; liz.
bllilies al s6h,0n0.
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A widow aud neV daughter ra-ui
bead In Their Homes.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov. ls.-Mrs..
Foley, widow, aged %, aud her un
married daughter, Fanny, aged ~,
were found murdered 10 their home
lear Liberty, Mo-, early this mora.
ing.
William Foley. 2j, the son OF the
murdered woman, returning home
pher midnight. Uncovered tho bodies
deaf. The gAtes 10 tue farm Sere
open, cattle aud horses loose, and tho
front door pJar. Mother aud sister
were found In their bed room, jrttssI
Ia their night gowns, despatched with
blood. The daughter lay upon tho
floor, this head resting against the bed.
rho mother was stretched out, face
downward, beside her. They ootn
had been shot, the mother through tho
head anu the daughter In tho bask.
Further Investigation showed that
the assassin nfst nfed through the
window. The bullet lodged Ia the
head Of tho bed. Both women then
ran into the led room. The door wsr
then forced opened anu this bloody
work done. The ton gave the alarm
anu party soon gathered. Finding
no definite or tangible clue they rode
to kantAs City, fifteen miles distant,
anu reported lhs murder TO tho police
department. Detectives were imme-
diately sent TO Libersy while, mean.
time, posses were being organised nj
the scene ef the crime.
Later Investigation sb?ws II to have
beun n -bloouod murder for the
sole purpose OF robbery. The robber OF
rObbstu ilfst dispatched The women
and then rnnsAoked the house. Fifty
dollarp, all thai was secured, was taken
tom tn- foot Of the bed ON which the
women had slept.
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LoSDoS, Nov. ls,--A letter received
from Harry DswiudI, dated Ounwaid-
lik, on the Siberian coasl Of the Beriug
straits, says he has been obliged 10
abandon bic proposed journey by laud
from New iIrk 10 Paris, NJ lie finds
she strata iouy miles wide nj the
naffowest pol,t, AMI never irozsn
over. Dewindt expect, TO return Ia y
whslet towards tnr end OF the present
month.
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THE TRADE Win GERMANY.
Negotiations Concerning the Impair
OF wine aud malt Liaasrs.

OF wine and malt Liaoors.
LosDos. Nov. lS.-rho Standards
correspondent nj Berlin says;
According TO the ffsnkiuftsr Z-it.
United States ani Germany regarding
German imports Of wine ana mali
liquors, presumably IN connection
with tho proposal OF Mr.. Morton, score.
tary OF agriculture, TO exclude the
adulteIated articles, which isa retort
10 tho German exclusion VI American
cattle and meat.
The whole qu.stlon will probably DO
discussed In tbs Rslchstag.
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FATAL IMITATION sirEs
Death In the .i.e,ric CHAIR o, mn ~.
Ledge.

Ledge.
DIS MoiSI.s, Iowa, NOV. lS.-Ei.
ward w. Curry, chairman Of tbs Dem.
oeratie state committee, died ., Ssvory
House todsy Of blood poisoning M a
result Of an Initiation into the Elk
lodge lev weeks ago. He was tssted
in the electric chair Hud horribly
burned before those operating u real.
izud Whist they we've 1oibg. II was
kept quiet tn ,his morning, II being
given cut At his Ttguee, iha, he had
nemOfhoiJr.
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MANITOBA s~,ooL QUESTION.
Matter Practically saiied-rae
ischooi Act uodinsl,

,h NV YORK, Nov. ls.-A peciaI 10
~ moti ittm OllAws. Ont. says,
ruoIuslltoh " the MapitoUlRu
ihs nAs pern sworn IN as minister OF
lsn ,ihetlor. Last night ME. siilon
tl,,,,n. maniloha 10 prepare for Ills 10.
' 'Esah on December iln.
NIL, practically Jisposes OF the
a. ,houa school question. The text
,na,n promised settlement viii DO
msn'ay Annonncsu by the go,ern-
wn,.. aAnl1ohA government haa con.
Ia ~ mouiiy ~ public school act
'" lar ~ pssaibls the asmnas
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TnE sTocE EXCHANGE.
A Hsrsie Part Played by Sunbeam "a
tho rit To-day.

Sunbeam stock enacted tho role OF
hero on the exchsnge today by saving
the Institution from u literal whitewash
In a sale of 500 shares NJ IL cents n
share. Quotations on the stocks were
Ms firm ~ ever, tut there was lack Of
business inelinatiOns, hence the tfRd'
Ing did not amuupt 10 much.
The Anchor stock was left alone dur.
ing the call but Ajax came out with a
bid OF % cent, while the stock
was Ru Offering at so. II reports from
this property DO correct. ths mine 10
in excellent shape and making regu.
lar ahipmenls, Ceptsnnial.E uIeka
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TnE SEssIoN IsrlnnurrrD.
Death Attend. u Meeting Of the naug a
DER. of RobeA al,

6PRIsoFIELp, Ills, Nov. ls.-The
opening session OF the Daughters OF
Rrbekah, anu tho Grand Lodge ,of
Illinois odd Fellows was sadly In.
terrupted today by tho sudden death
OF Mrs. Mary b. Stevens OF Yale, Ills,
chaplain. sh~ mad Just commenced
the prayer, saying, "Our Father"
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LiSooLs, Nsb., Nov. l7.-lt has
teen dennitely arranged that VIM. J.
hiyAn u 10 take the lecture platform,
and bis ntst addrsfs viii bs delivered
~ Allanta, Ga, early In December.
hs route, M Tar hs II bas a. resent
pesn arranged. will be- Atlanta, Jack.
sonvllle, Savannah, Charioslon, Au.
su,n, birmingham anu New OrieAns
N Ahet leaving the latter city Mf.
biyan Will 20 through Texas, then on
70 CAllfornis .ad Oregon, and will not
is,eh The citisg OF TIA. E.vi brfors the
A'sef part OF February, 1897.
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A man known Ne Joseph Brown, n
book Bgeut. yesterday was arrested nj
Nephi on n charge OF rape, alleged 10
nave been committed NJ Annaoella.
Hs usniss his guilt.
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rnE SANTA ~ RrcrI,gnsHIr.
Ex-senator aIariip Appointed Instead
OF charlie. Johnson.

KANSAS Cry, Nov. ls.-A special
10 the star from oskslooss, k.u.,
sAyt;
Judge Louis Myers this morning
appointed exhibited States Senator
JOnn Martin receiver Of tho Atonison,
Topeka anu santa Fe railway property
la ksn'as In place Ui Charles T.. John.
sou, previously appointed, who Jailed
10 quaiity.
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ANOTHER TRAGEDY.

BLoonIsoIos, Ills, Nov. ls.-Iho
bodies vi both James waIo anu Ms.
Ella Ricketts, were found on Locust
street viaduct with bullet hole In the
forehead OF each. The man evidently
shot both. He occupies tho part OF the
house In which the Ricketts, resided
aud had been suspected OF Intimacy
with Mrs. Ricketts,.
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Denver, COL, Nov. ia special
TO tue News from Leander, Wyoming.
tyi: Parties arriving here from Ho-
o.ek canyon Ieport that n large party
o. BAnnock Indisns from tho Fort
Hal f.sefvAtion are alaughterins elk.
hnlslopc aud deer Ia that Vicinity and
,oAt THIS has been going on for some
weeks without niolestation on tho part
Of The authorities OF Uinta county.
while men " thu Vicinity say there
hno money In tho county treasury ~
lfes'cute these Indians, cons qusntly
'asy are allowed 10 do as they please.
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HANNA INTERVIEWER.
why ne wsus 10 see the Presidsn
Fleet.

CLEvELAsD, Ohio, Nov. ls.-speak.
sociated Press representative today,
mads the journey simply u pay his ~