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LedGeB Pellets Located and femored
From a. YoD,o MnN'S Hand.

From Young MANS Hand.
BERLIN, GERMANY, Feb. 16. - Baron
Won Beuol-Berenberg, President OF the
heichstag, issued invitations last week to
the Ministers, members of the Reichstag,
the Bundesrath and the German press to
be present at special exhibition OF the
Roentgen rays, which was given by Pro-
lessor Spiess in the session hall OF the
Reichstag on Thursday. The great hall
was crowded and most of the Ministers
were present.
Professor Spiess, after making mum ber
OF experiments, delivered an explanatory
ADDRESS in which he suggested that sci
ence would soon be so developed that one
would be able to photograph the contents
OF secret documents through the letter
boxes. The only means of safety the Min
lSters had, he said, was to use letter-boxes
made Of lead.
Professor Bergmann, the eminent Ger
man surgeon, performed the first surgical
operation in the hospitals here through
the use OF the Roentgen rays. The pro-
lessor extracted a number OF pellets which
had been for long time imbedded in the
hand of young man. The position OF the
pellets, which had previously been probed
Tor without success, was made known
through the medium of the rays Professor
Bergmann told the medical students who
witnessed the operation that while the
discovery of the rays was a welcome addi-
tion to surgical diagnosis it could not be
compared in respect of usefulness to the
recent achievements attained by the use
of the antiseptic discoveries of Professor
Esmarck. Foreign objects in the human
body which were not a source OF trouble
he says, ought to be left there, especially
in cases where an operation would be
dangerous
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BANKE Err DAf ACQ UITTED.
Fifchtng Money From Depositors Not
Crime Ia Wisconsin,

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, Feb. 16.-Banker
F. 7. Day of the defunct Plankinton Bank
was tonight found not guilty of the
charge OF having taken money from de-
positors, although he knew the bank TO
be insolvent. The jury of the Municipal
Court had been out for thirty hours and
thirty minutes.
The prosecution made application for a
trial on the second count of the original
information, in which similar charge is
made, with the difference that it is claimed
to have occurred at later date, but it is
almost certain that trial on this charge
viii not be granted. Banker Day is still
under bond.
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MUST DECLARE HIMSELF.
German Bimetdlfists Send a Letter OF
Inquiry TO Cleveland.

BERLIN, GERMANY, Feb. 16,-In con-
nection with the silver debates in the
Reichstae Herr Won Kardorff, as president
of the Bimetallic League of Germany, has
sent letter to President Cleveland asking
whether the statements recently made by
Dr.. Theodore Barth, the eminent German
monometallist, member of the Reichsta e
for Berlin, that Mr.. Cleveland had assured
him that he would veto any silver bills
that Congress might pass were true. Dr.
Barth, Herr Won Kardorff wrote to Presi-
dent Cleveland, had pretended that he
had received the authority of the Presi-
dent upon one of the visits which he had
made to the United States of late to ex-
press his views upon the silver question
and he was desirous to know whether or
not this was the fact.
Herr Won Kardorff' s letter was forwarded
to Washington through the United States
EN- bassy here.
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GLASS FORKS DESTROYED.
The Buckeye Factory Raced by Mid
night Confagration.

TIE Buckeye Factory Raced by q Md
night Confa0ration.
MARTINS FERRY, O., Feb. 1.-THE
Buckeye Glass Works, owned by A. D.
Seamon of Wheeling of w. Va, one of
the largest plants of the kind in the
country, caught fire at midnight. 1t
represents an original investment of
S150,000. There are no hopes OF saw
ing it and the fremen have turned
their attention to saving surrounding
buildings. The new $4,000 city light plant
is in danger.
The glass house, which employs non
union men and was the cause of much
rioting some time ago, was to resume work
March l. The insurance is light. The
plant will be total loss. The origin of
the fire is unknown.
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bottle. The bottle was cautiously placed
near creek and shot fired into it. The
earth was shaken for several hundred
yards, all the windows in the neighbor-
hood were broken and the man who shot
the revolver was so badly injured that he
cannot recover for some weeks. The fluid
was pronounced to be n1tro-glycerine, and
the escape from calamity is regarded as
miraculous.
A search is being made for the burglars.
who intended. it is believed d, to rob the
Bank of Partition
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FAURE Is REASSURED.
Frances President Notified That the
Cabinet Hill Not Resign

N'"'or-S ATeS'"eHo NotVsed 1Hut the
Cabinet Hill Not Resign.
PARIS, FRANCE, Feb. 16.-Prime Minis
ter Bourgeois this afternoon visited the
Palace of the Elysee and informed Presi-
dent Faure that the Cabinet had decided
unanimously not to resign in consequence
of the two votes in the Senate blaming the
Government for the appointment of Judge
Poitevin to conduct the inquiry into the
Southern Railway scandal. The Ministers
held that the vote of confidence adopted
by the Chamber of Deputies on the same
Interpolation that led to the adverse vote
in the Senate was sufficient justification
for them to remain in Office. The Cabinet
will hold another meeting on Tuesday.
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WILLIAMS NEW YACHT.

GeTmany's Kaiser Preparing for Con-
quests on the Wace.
LoNDON, ENG, Feb. 16. = The Daily
Graphic will tomorrow say that Emperor
w lll1am is the owner of the large racing
yacht that is now being built by D. & w.
henderson & Co. of Glasgow after de-
sign by g. L. Watson. The yacht is being
constructed on the blocks used for the
Valkyrie III, and the same secrecy re-
gardlng her dimensions and lines is OBJ
served as was the case when the latter
yacht was building.
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Suspends the Diets Sitting.

TOXIC, JAPAN, Feb. 16.-The Emperor
has sent message to the Diet suspending
its sitting for ten days. When the mes
sage was received the Diet was discussing
the situation growing out of the recent
revolution in Korea, which resulted in the
murder of the Prime Minister ard other
officials and the Kings taking refuge in
the Russian legation.
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On a Tour of Inspection.

BERLIN, GERMANY, Feb. 49, Lieuten-
ant-Colonel Ludlow, military attache to
the United States embassy to Great Brit
ain, passed through Berlin last week on
his return from tour of inspection to the
Corlnth Canal, which work he undertook
In obedience to orders from the Washing
ton Government. Colonel Ludlow has
now gone to Kiel to survey the Baltic
North Sea Canal.
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STEMS DEMAND REFUSED.
The forfeited Bond of the Ne,c Fork
Capitalist HiI Not Be Refunded.

The forfeited Bond of the Ne,C Fork
Capitalist HHI Not Be Refunded.
BERLIN, GERMANY, Feb. l6.-Baron
Won Leonrode, Bavarian Minister of JUS
tice, made statement in the Landtag last
week, in which he said it would be i'm pos
sible to refund the $4,000 marks, the
amount of bond forfeited by Mr. Louis
Stein, of New York, by his failure to sur
render himself and serve the sentence of
fine and imprisonment imposed for insult
ing Baron Won Thuengen, deputy commits
sioner of the Spa at Kissingen. The par
don which had been granted him through
the proclamation of amnesty issued by the
Prince Regent only benefited Stein
in so far as it enabled him to return to Ba-
varia without being compelled to serve
out his sentence.
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ELKINs a CANDIDATE.
His Intentions announced in q TaM
With q Friend.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Feb. 1.-THE Jour
nal says this morning: 1t was authorita-
lively asserted yesterday that Senator
Stephen p. Elkins of West Virginia had
announced himself as a candidate for
the Presidential nomination at the st.
Louis convention. 1t is said that Mr. Ell
kins can count on the delegates from his
State and New Mexico, together with some
from the Southern States.
The person giving the information said
that he had had a conversation with Mr..
Elkins in Washington on Saturday, and
he admitted that be would allow his name
to be presented to the convention.
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WouId Lead a Reoiment.

ROME, ITALY, Eeb. 16.-rhe Duke of
Aosta, nephew of King Humbert, has
begged his Majesty and General Mecenni,
Minister OF War, to allow him to take
command OF his regiment. the Fifth Ar
tlllery, which has been selected to re-
enforce the Italian army operating against
the Abyssinians.
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EXPLOSION IN A STITCHED.

an Officer injured Hhile Ieating a Safe
Cracher's Nitro GIYcerine.
OMAHA, NEB., Feb. 16.-At Papillion,
just south of Omaha, last night, the City
Marshal saw two men acting suspiciously
and tried with four assistants to arrest
them. They fed with satcheI, which
they at length dropped. An exchange of
shots occurred, but the robbers escaped.
The satchel was found to contain fine
kit of burglar tools and filed water
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Compliment to .Amerioou..

BERLIN, GERMANY, Feb. 16.-Ex-Em-
press Frederick, as patroness of the
Episcopal Church in Berlin, has given a
dinner to Mr.. J. B. Jackson, United States
Charge d'Affaires, who was recently
elected to the executive committee as
CHAIRMAN, in compliment to the American
section of the church.
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boat here. The Hon. a. w. Terrell, the
American Minister, has referred the mat
ter to Washington for settlement with the
Government at st. Petersburg.
Miss Clara Barton and her colleagues OF
the Red Cross Society have arrived here.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-17
TEE HUNTER MEN UNEASY.
an Effort to BE Made to Bring Back the
Boilers.

an Effort to BE Made to Bring Back the
Boilers.
FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 16--A con-
ference was held by the Hunter forces to-
night for the purpose of trying to bring
back the boilers to the Hunter fold. It is
reported that proposition was made to
them that if they would come back and
try to secure Hunters election for another
week, at the end of that time Hunter
would be withdrawn and his strength
thrown to Judge Holt. Senator Rum
mans has declared his intention of run
ming Hunter off the track, but it is not be-
lieved that he will attempt such PROPOSE
ton.
Judge Holt, it is claimed, can secure one
more vote than any other candidate.
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Appeal to Carlisle.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 16.-secre-
tary Carlisle has received petition nu-
merously signed by Democratic members
of the Kentucky Legislature, asking HIM
to use his influence with the bolting Demo-
Gratis to induce them to vote for the Demo-
cratic caucus nominee for United States
Senator. Mr.. Carlisle will probably reply
to the petition the coming week.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-17
COLD WEATHER IN TIE EAST.
The Mercury Drops BetosU the Zero Mari;
iH NeiU York State.

IN NeiU York State.
ELMIRA, N. Y, Feb. 17.-At midnight
the mercury registered 10 degrees below
zero, drop OF 80 degrees in ten hours.
BINGHAMTON. M Y, Feb. I 17.-At
midnight it was from to degrees below
zero here, according to locaiity and expo
sure.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Feb. 1.-THE ther-
mometer has dropped 30 degrees within
the last twenty-four hours. From rain and
slush theweather has changed to intense
cold. with quite furry OF snow.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-17
RUSSIA OBJECTS.

Why the Unaied States Cannot Haze a
Dispatch Boat at ConstdsttinopIe.
CONSTANTINOPLE, TURKEY, Feb.
16.-The representative OF the United
Press in this city learns that Miss White,
a member of the family OF Rev. George E..
White, an American missionary at Mar
sovan, has died from smallpox.
. 1t is reported that Russia alone objects
o the United States having dispatch
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DIED.

REGAN-In this city, February 16, 1885, Mary,
beloved wife OF William Regan and mother of
Willie, Mamie, Catherine, Alice and Edward
Regan, and sister OF John and Katie Kidney, a
native of KInsale, County Cork, Ireland aged SO
years.
RH-N Notice OF funeral hereafter
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TO RECoGNEzE FERDLN4AD.
Germany HtU Oppose the Wishes of tn
Russian Government.

BERLIN, GERMANY, Feb. 16.-Freiherr
Marschal Won Bieberstein, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, has informed the Turkish
ambassador here that Germany will recog-
nize Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria as the
rightful ruler OF Bulgaria.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-17
THIS WEEK ONLY, Feb. 18th to 22G.

Dark Winter Underskrts for ladies. .......... 35c
Yard-woe Family Muslin, standard make. sc
Trousers everything up TO So, closing 81 90
Blankets, California wool, gray, ibs..--....S2 45
FLUFFY Cotton Vats, big rolls best 15c
Embroidery, was 10c and worth it.........-.. Sc
B. & H Celebrated 81 Button Shoes ......... 50 90
Moiasses, open Kettle, New Orleans, again. 75c
Table Peaches, ripe and luscious ...-........ 10c
Cookies, equal TO your grandmothers'. 10c
Coffee, that grand Aureola blend ...-........ 20c
Sweet Cider, for mince pies quarts. ........... 15c
Wash Blue, Fidelity price cut in two. 10c
Keene's English Blue. blocks. ................ &c
Hams, Eastern, guaranteed, our brand. ..... 121ac
Pitted Plum, used to bring 25c. c............... &c
Beehives, enough for every body 90c
soap, Babbitts best. "a bars 81 90
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RAYs IN SURGERY.

and about her neck a necklace of rubies
and brilliants.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Our Fort Is Wool.

Our FortificationS are
our soldiers arrayed IN
line handling tons and
tons of cloth for the ben.
eft of the public, and
thereby t hrOW in 6 de-
struCtiVenesS into the
camps of our SO-Called
competitors.
Our stronghold our
Generals have mapped
out in our prices, which
are the talk of the town,
and which have thrown
shot and she'll into the
ranks of every tailor in
the city.
Look at these prices.
and then can you WOn-
der why they talk:
We Baas Ea 1sf2 es y1H s2 SE9sE sa 01nOO
ggaFanteed guar Tde fast color all ID bS5-
"ool, or.....'...........-... W "
Other taiIors pride themselves on same
at $50.
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We will dress you in Three
Button Cutaway Suit, to
order, of Black Clay Wors- A n - =
ted, guaranteed fast color, NJ J.O
elegantly tailored and "A r.
finely trimmed, for. ...,.... " ~
Other tailors praise them at S25.
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We will catch your eve on our
Black and Blue Serge, all
wool, % ounces, guaranteed
fast color, from which we n n =
will make you Suit, to or 4
der, finely tailored and IN
handsomely trimmed, for. W
Other tailors boast of them at $2
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they describe are alike In character and
principle. N tho dominant religion In
Kentucky has the right to drive tho
Mormons out Of Kentucky, why has not
the dominant religion Of Turkey an
equal right 10 drive the Armenlans out
ofany Tutki.h town. Aud ihl. ques ion
prepares the way for another! Ia a Chris
iian % prosecutor any better than Mo.
hummodLn porsecut0rf
The pointed style Of our Michigan
friend IL quite refreshing whom applied
TO such n topic; bui we fear his direct
ami emphatic msnner Of presenting =
truth will hardly be relishod by the
broad array Of rellgionisis who rant at
the heaibenism Of others, while their
own practices are still more hsathen-
isb, considering the advantages for
enlightenment which they possess.
There may be some consistency In n
Mohsmmedan using force on behalf Of
religion which admits Of violence
In Ito PRONUNCIATION; but a proiessed
Christian who beoomss.a persecu,or, In
that act heralds himself an apestato
from the vital Christian principle.
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FOR CHRISTIANS AND NEWSPAPERS.

The Yopth's Instructor, u paper for
young folkS published at Battle Greek,
Michigan, has 10 its issue Of Dseembe Der
~ lesson In consistency for Christians
10 general and newspapers In par.
tlculaT. II ttates that y Texas paper
prints = long account, ~ many other
papers are doing, Of ths way the AT.
msuians are being driven from the
province Of Van. But, curlously
enough, continues the Instructor, ia
the Texas paper, exactly opposite the
heading, "Reiugos iron Yln,"lI an.
.ther arlicle with this heading, "MOr.
mons Driven Out" Under this last
head the statement Is made that two
Mormon preachers ha been preaching
Ia town In Kentucky, that the oitl-
zsns held an Indignation meeting and
sent committee which warned them
10 leave the state, and that they had
He'd into West Virginia, Here the
Youths Instructor makes this peril.
nent comment
Now those two articles wore no nearer
together In the paper than the actions
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TIE LEGISLATURE.

The first Legislature OF tho State Of
Utah was convened In special session
this afternoon. by the Governor, to OF.
range for the tins OF taxing up ueoes.
sarily urgent business In tho legislative
department Of the State government.
Affairs are In q condition that promp,
action on some matters would
DO very desirable, though gen.
orally speaking tho State
starts out IN such good shape
"a to require nothing Of rush about its
business; and such As there IL urgent
need OF doing still may DO given full
and free consideration.
The first important business &c the
election OF two United States Senators,
one for short and the other for long
term. There are n number OF cAndi.
dates In the isld, and there may be
more before tho election IL ever; II
may be that the choice will DO made
from among those whose names
arc now Prominently men.
toned a. aspiring for tho honor, OF
perhaps the legislators will do what IL
very common thing for representa-.
tive bodies under such circumstance,
give poh'loiAhs surprise before the
program Ia completed. Whatever IL
uoho' We uust 'hat inc hts1 senators
from Juan wiz DC men whose chAfao'
'et anu aoiil'y VIII DC representative
Of inc people Of the state and will
give 'nein prestige from the nrs' In ths
angust body OF which they become
members We have only to suggest
that the Legislators do not act With
undue haste or nj the behest Of any
oabal or clique, but that, representing
the whole people, they discharge their
duty with dignity, aud In the nighest
Integrity and patriotism for tho well
fare OF our new State.
There will DO various subjects CT
legislation urged upon the Solons 90
quickly rs they get down to work.
some Of these viii DO In tho Interest
OF tho people ami of a character
which cannot be neglected with pronl;
some VIII 10 on behalf Of private or
partisan schemes that can work only
III to the people at large AZ to the
former, We trust the Legislators VIII
have wisdom to single them out and
give prompt attention thereto and ~
10 the latter, VIZ hope there Will be
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ILLUMINATE roSioHrl
rnR ADHESION on our STATE.


I thank thee, Grover Jlevsiandi thank thso
for myself.
Tor thy ylgsrou, proclamation, for UtAh's
tommonvsalth.
WIN nAFs ana oahner' streaming THIS cay We
'o'ou'A'e,
'u' ugNI' VIVA p,oa'uio "em'nS' mo Auml'-
sion OF our stats
We have heard the eAnnoaadipr. IT, sound has
reached Afar;
Twas ltc mo noi,o OF battle. Ike tho thunder.
ings Of war
iva. 'ne people VINO we're cheering. their Joy
a., u" wa % .feN
"''H ulp' IoA' voc PROCLAMATION 'ho Aama'
''H o. our STATE
We will dance and sing with ple.,ure. vhile
tho oannons loudly roar.
while Irpplnglo tho measure Of the giddy
waltz once more.
wv" ~ Ns!,lu 'H' '''u's 'hrons' 'h' gay
A., -'" " e'''u'A..'
~ - Nv ""0'' uA' 'ons' eu'oo''
"Os' NC" '""'
Eight and forty years have gone, they'll never
come again,
Since brigham with his gallant band were
started DER the plains.
'Hs'A'Vn " .nA' n'S NAhAAh' Ger mountain
,,,.- SUI , .
"''' ~ ~ ueAp uA'u'h'P'' heAI 'IsN
Those heroes who arst crossed tho plains;
with manly hopea and foars-
All honor to their blessed names; our IN.
tTopid Pioneers,
Those heroic early comors. they a page In
history make.
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Ballard. sssw I.isimsaI

This Eminent In different In compo.
Sitlon from any other IMMINENT on the
market. II Ia . scientific discovery
which results In II being the most pens-
tfating Lialmsnt ever known. There
are numerous white limitations, which
u these aud demand ballard Sn0D
Linbpsat. II positively cures Rheu-
matism, Nsuralgia, bprains, Bruises,
Wounds, Cuts, SoiAiio and InhAmmA-
tory Rheumatism, Burns, BoNlda, Sure
Feet Contracted Muscles, Suh Joints,
Ola SoTss, Pain In Back, Barb WiIe
Cuts, Sore Chest or Threat, anu Ia
especially beneficial IN Paralysis.
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TINS IS getting ssrioun First, Presi.
dent Clevelsnd slstiles Great Bhlain
with his Venezuelan message; then
tho Britisber is called 10 q sudden hal,
by Germany in the TrAusvsal business;
and now there lie promise Of ssrlou'
difficulty bulween tho United States
Dad England over NlearAguan afairs.
Iohn Bull will soon think there is
fighting blood outside Of bis own veins.
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CORRECTION IN DATES.


q. N. Smith, Of Monroe, Bevlsr
county, sends the following under date
u Jan. =
In discourse by Elder +, u. Richards,
delivered In tho Tabernacle Oct. o. 1876,
aud NJ published In sami-wookly NEWS
Of Dec. Dist. no l. made to sayi "tn tho
month Of March, 1885. IN the Temple NJ
Kirkland, Elijah came aud conferred the
Keys OF his ministry upon Jusophn
whereas section 10, Doc,fluo and Gov
onants, says this remarkable event oc.
cured April ord, 1880.
Also, In publishing an tom regarding
the soventy.sevouth birthday OF Mrs.
Sarah NJ. Kimball, the idea N conveyed
that tho organization Of tho Relief So
cioiy took place NJ Kirtlandi whcroas,
Church history tolls us the first organi.
zation OF tho Relief Society was effected
ut Nauvoo, on March ~, 1888.
To avoid disputes in time 10 como. upon
matters and dates OF Church history,
would IL not b0 vol to mako the proper
corrOoiiOnt7
Our oorrespondenps statement Ia TO.
oeived with thanks. Both Of tho
references he calls attention To were
erroneous. The dsto Of the appear.
Ance OF the Prophet Elijah In the
Kirkland Temple Is recorded In the
Doctriuo and Covenants rs on April 3.
1886, and not In March. AZ h the
other event, the year nAmsd by cur
correspondent IL Of later date than the
actual occurrences. The Relief Society
organic Al o wAa fIeptod nj Nauvos III
March ~, 1919. The asssmblsgs OF
tho sisters In kirkland cannot be prop.
erly designated "the Inception OF tn s
Relief Society organization" a. was
done unwlttlngly In the Item our
correspondent names The proper
dates for tbs two occurrences Ero
April 3, 1889, and March II, lsi2, rol.
peulivoly.