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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

BY A PRINTER OF SOBER AND
moral habits, with many years expe-
rlence IN the business. Position In coun-
try town-job or ws-office-wfthout
family. Address q. w. b., care Dis
patch, or 1913 Meade street. oc li-lt
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WANTED
WANTED

TO SELL ONE DAYTON WAGON AND
one Child's Crib. Apply at 1904 west Broad
street. &C lille
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orders for printing sent 10 the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention,
and the style OF work and prices will be
sure 10 please you.
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WANTED.

I AM VERY MUCH N NEED OF
employment. and hope that my friends
viii give me work Am a bOok-keeper.
and was drummer for the same house
eleven years.
&C g-lWs J. TAYLOR STRATTON.
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WANTED.

AGENTS TO MAKE 100 TO 800 PER
cent on our 2j-ce - article. Every horse
owner must hayosone OF more. Sells on
merit; no talking. Exclusive territory.
h. HUNTER COMPANY Racine. Wis
so 6-Suts
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WANTED.

SO TO $50 SALARY AND EXPENSES
TO statesmen for Cigars Experience unne-
cessary. Special Inducements TO custo-
mers. w. L. KLINE q Co,
Oc Hit St Louis
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WANTED
WANTED.

YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND CANDY
counter. References required. Apply at
405 east Broad street. oc fl-lts
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gMpLoYMEsr WAITS.
WANTED.

EMPLOYMENT WAITS.
WANTED.
EVERYWHERE. MEN TO DFERTjSs
"f,ustro." the modern securing soap,
saCk skins distribute circu1HfF. pace
srf,1,;es orders etc steady work. 6dlary
SO weekly and expenses. ThE LObi iso
COMPANY. Chicago. &c KIT
WAITED.
Statesmen TO SELL TO DEALERS.
Slg monthly and espensos. EApeiiTs....., s
unnecessary. frciOSe stamp ACME
CIGAR COMPANY. Fifth avenue, chi
cago. &c III.
WANTED.
SALEssfEN TO SELL CfGAK3 TO
dealers. 500 monthly and expenses. hx 8.
peflence unnecessary. CBlEIOS 1lsAit
COMPANY, III south Clinton street
Chicago. &c III
WANTED,
BY AN INTELLIGENT COLORED
Girl. a Position az nurse. Address J. y,
rost-Office Box $50. oc nv
WANTED,
ny A THOROUGH HOTEL MAN,
A NICEIY-FyRSIsHE HOTEL
IN the South. 4 strictly frst-c.ass hotel
wanted. Address W. W. ", Pei.rsD re-
va. &C u-su, W&Fst
WANTED,
TWO MEN-ONE CATHOLIC AND THE
other German. Good opeians 10 the fisnt
parties for permanent place Apply %
UNITED MANUFACTI RING PUB
LISHING COMPANY. Richmond Va.
WAITED,
Statesmen To SELL AS SIDE LINE
from catalogue, clocks and sliver~arc
for premium purposes 20 own CUSTOMERS
Liberal cOmmi ssiOn. Address. WIN rcfcr-
ences. REGENT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. Chicago. &C III
WANTED.
YOUNG MARRIED NAN ~ MED
wants work. Willing 10 work 81 any
thing. Good salesman Good references.
Address -, Gaze Dispatch. &C H.
WANTED,
BY a LADY, TYPEWRITING TO DO
at home. Charges moderate. and satls-
faction guaranteed. Aldres5 I1ft-
WRITIST, care Dispatch. &C LIT
WANTED,
CANVAsSERs CAN MAKE g TO g
per dey A. j.. SAMUEi.S.
&C ll-lt' Lexington hgteL
WANTED.
AN ACTIVE AND CAPABLE SALES
man 10 represent Us IN iris section NJ
the State. Preference given to an eN-
perlenced man. Reference required
ALDEN NINEGAk tOABAN \ Syit ptD-
prletors OF the Alden Fruit-Ninegar
Works. 100 10 1922 north Main street,
81. Louis, No &c A-ll.
WANTED,
THREE STOCK BOYS AGE Il 10 ls
years. Must have good reference. Apply
az ) o'clock Monday morning. InAl~
HIMER BROTHERS. oc ll-lt
WANTED,
LADY HAS GENERAL EXPERIENCE
IN H0usek coping. also. care ot cniltren'
Is very capable and reliable. Good lefer-
ences. Address Miss q. O., Up-Tosn
Office Dispatch. oc LII
WANTED,
BOYS AND GIRLS. WORK AT HOME.
s. weekly. Send cents in stamps for
outfit. You can begin at once CHARLES
PATERNO & CO. III west lVlst street
New York. & .oc u-lt
WANTED,
THREE MILLINERY sALESLADlkS.
Apply 10 1irs. 3. ". COSBY, 80 east
WANTED,
SALESMEN. NOW ARRANGING CON
TRACTS for "a staff Of "a esmcn Go the
South. Prefer experienced men. but al
applications considered. Our line sells
10 grocery. dry goods shoe. drug trade.
afc RITZ .ER ~ ATGER New Haven.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

A TEMPERATE AND EXPERIENCED
Machin.st desires Situation. Was
superintendent Of machinery while put
ting through Church HI and big-Beni
tunnels. Best q reference given. al
dress Box 8, Anderson, ". Va. oc n-l-'
. ~ STITTHlLAL sLc1taal..l. p yrerrlI-
<SneF/ =, !. -,-,-,--- fng, nk-kffTll.!,
~ /PhAI41CAL PsnmAnsLlp. Teicg-
& o. rsstf $50 d -
~ Il II 4 + ~. s-.ft.-s q Sea
III <//IZ-f//.Z,U sq-asr
- - XXI = rfr-.
cnLTTGE. Richmond. Va. -. 81 y %. - -
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WANTED,

AGENTS. Statesmen TO SELL.
Watches; SO weekly Send reference and
4 cent? (stamps).
GREAT AMERICAN WATCH co,
oc ll-lt Jersey City. n. J.
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WANTED.

BY A YOUNG MAN OF SOBRIETY
and industry. a Position az Clerk IN a
lawyers Office; has had two years read
ing as a college law student. Willing 10
work faithfully. and anxious 70 learn tho
practical part OF the profession. Salary
small. Address ". X. c., Thorn Hul,
Orange County. Va. &C 10-Sa&Su2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

A HORSE OR MULE FOR hts Krro
during the winter Or longer. an eran
place eight miles from Richmond. Lr,,
work and good food and attention ri
dress r. T.. DISPATCH. O. rffs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11
WANTED.

AGENTS TO HANDLE OUR NEW
X-Rays Gas-Lght Burner; makes kerO-
scne-iamps give a brilliant gas-light; no
chimney; no wicks; no smoke; cheaper
than oil. Samples free to active agents.
S y Err LAGIVE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. 80 broadway. n Z oc ll-lt
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WANTED.

\ PUPCffAsER FOX a RETAIL. CO,
cory store with firyt-ci1rs fnmNr 49,
Complete stock ~ goods fsiufrs s,.F
viii &c Low price To- clsh flr-..-
POsf-cfice BOX o. 81 u.fr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11
WaNrEn

AGENTS FOR NEW. INDISPENSABLE
Cooking UtensiL Cheap: large profits;
exclusive sale Investigate sure. Big
money II. Il. NANDERBURG
oc li-lt' Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

TO BUY FOR CASH A GENTT.-vtv.
second Hand HiTa-oradr Bicycle s,,,.
price ard make. u. b." Dispatch
oc ff-fts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11
WANTED,

AGENTS. DID YOU READ LAST AD-
vertisemente Miniature ButtOnhole Lamp;
A bowling success; two crews OF
bundled working nights; whole world
talking: half million ordered already. we
want one lamp in every hamlet IN the
United States sample and circulars. l5c.
BECK STOVE COMPANY,
oc Hit IA Centre street. New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

WAIVED.


TO SELL I KEW GROCERY wfGoN f,
New DAYTON wagon. 2 ~eConl-ffsaf az
Gerry WAGONS. & TccOtI-i Inf rEar-r.
ard 2 Secondhand Carts. AL norle-n..s,
work Apply JAMES d. NEAIr 49,
r!ace- Maker. No. 40 cast FRANKLIN .frr-,
a. HIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

AGENTS. KNOCK-HIM-OUT NEW
Campaign Toy, l0c. Sample mailed for
three &c. stamps. BARNUM NOVELTY
PANY, Bridgeport, Conn. oc Hit
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WANTED,

HORSES TO BOARD FOR THE WIN.
ter Warm stables and bce- atferfa,
given them Refer 10 Alr r. A. s.rr
manager Transr1rent-Ice Company lrl
Eleventh ard Bank streets. City.
or f-guff
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WANTED.


ROOMS AND BOARD Ar THO yrp.
CANT residence 40. io4 eaat Mautsu
street. o. lI.IH
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WANTED.

CASH CUSTOMER FOR ONE NEW.
Process Gasoline Napor-sfoVc. 0rllr.l
cost s.. Party leaving fhe rify. VII
sell FOR E.J)-in arfecf order.
LEIDN's sTOVE-HDrsE
au 23-Suts 1873 east Franklin er-l.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

CAN PAPER YOUR ROOM CHFap
IN fine paper with ny prices AlIr.ss
poefal t0 WALTER \. HEWITT. rt
Washington street West Eni. cig
or HIT
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WANTED.

A FIRST-CLASS TAILOR.
Apply TO
n. sARACINO.
&C il-lt 1l6 west Broad street.
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wASTEIi,


FOR CASH. 4 GOOD PIECE or
BROAD STREET PROpERIN
r. p. CHAFFIN e. CO. Incorporates
oc T-W&Su1t No ! north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

THREE MILLINERY sALEsLADIEs.
Apply 10 airs. b. ". COSBY. 800 east
Broad oc 1l-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

4 SERVANT FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work, and 10 cook, wash, and iron.
Recommendation required. Apply be-
tween 10 and 1 o'clock a. 1903 Floyd ave-
=.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

c0rTfF WTTIn HUI UIH|T |T-TII
Oig0n's HID. Richmond Va. gef.-.
ancee. Walter ID Moses a. Co.. ann Nsrs
H. Ramos 81 Co. or lf-.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

TEN YEARS WITH THE LEADING
MrsIC-HCTSES OF THIS CITY
g. ~. BARTLETT.
ii 20 rafnT EFHH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

sALEssfEN TO SELL CIGARS TO
dealsrs 500 monthly and expenses. f.k-.
pefIerca unnecessary. CLINTON CIGAR
COMPANY. III south Clinton street,
Chicago. oc LII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

BOYS AND GIRLS. WORK At HOME.
s. weekly Send . cents ia stamps for
outfit You can begin at once. CHARLES
PATERNO & CO, III west lgist street.
New York & OC II-lL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

AN ACTIVE AND CAPABLE SALES
man 10 represent Us IN tris section NJ
the State. Preference given TO an eN-
perienced man. Reference required
ALDEN VINEGAR COMPANY, sole p,o-
prletors OF the Alden Fruit-Nineear
Works 100 TO 1922 north Main street
81 Loifis No &C HE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

EVERYWHERE. MEN TO ADV EhItS1
ssf,usfr0." the modern SECURING se"ps
tack skins, distribute clrcuHfN. pace
s1l1Dies. orders. etc. steady ~ork. oa.aig
SO weekly and expenses TiiE LbblitO
COMPANY. Chicago. &c A-h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

A GOOD. RESPONSIBLE SALESMAN,
10 act as Agent for a Manufacturing
Jeweller TO sell high-graae Silver Table
ware. y good opening 70 right man.
Address BARNES BROTHERS s. CO.,
Cleveland, o. &C HIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

BY A LADY, TYPEwRITING TO DO
at home. Charges moderate. and 1afls-
faction guaranteed. ADDRESS TYPE
WRITIST, care Dispatch. &C i-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

YOUNG MARRIED NAN N NEED
wants work Willing 10 work 81 any
thing. Good salesman Good references.
Address u, care Dispatch. oc n-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

WANTED,

BY AN INTELLIGENT COLORED
Girl. n Position az nurse. Address j.. y
Post-Offce BOX So. oc n-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

LADY HAS GENERAL EXPERIENCE
IN HoUsekeepine. also. care ot cniltren'
Is very capable and reliable. Good ltief-
ences. Address Miss q. O., UPTON
Ofioa nl.nntnn. nn L-lL-
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

WANTED.
AND LADIES IN EACH
county 10 introduce new invention FOR
tune to right parties References re0uir-
si. TODD MANUFACTURING COM
PANY, Burr Oak. Mich. 90 Hit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

~ \ THDEVI Vi - u, NI...7
A NICELY-FyRSIsHED HOTEL
IN the South. 4 strictly nrst-c,ass hotel
wanted. Address w. W. ". Petfrsb lrg,
Va &C u-su, W&F5t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

Statesmen To SELL AS SIDE LINE
from catalogue. clocks and siivcrwarc
for premium purposes 70 own customers.
Liberal commits sion. Address. win rotor
ences REGENT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY Chicago. oc n-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

TWO MEN-ONE CATHOLIC AND THE
other German. Good 0p.Ians 10 tie fisnt
parties for permanent place. Apply %
UNITED MANUFACTURE RING PtB-
LISTING COMPANY. Richmond. Va.
Oc li-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

CANvAssERs. CAN MAKE g TO g
per dey. a. j.. SAMUEi.S.
oc ll-lt' Lexington Hotel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-17
APPROPRIATIONS
FOR THE SOLDIERS
Bill Occupies Nearly All the
Houses Time.
AN INTERESTING POINT
POWER OF THE HOUSE WAS UN-
DER DISCUSSION.
AN INTERESTING
POINT
Bentley, of Texas, Offers Resolution
Providing For the Committee on
Naval Affairs to Thoroughly In
vestigate the Battleship Texas
An Interesting Discussion.

Washington, Dec. 16-The house to-
day devoted nearly all of a four-hour
session to the army appropriation bill
for the year ending June 80, 1898. in
committee of the whole.
y great portion of the time was spent
in discussing ruling of the chairman
of the committee (Mr. Hopkins of Illi-
nois), that an amendment to cut off the
Hot Springs hospital, as recommended
by the surgeon general and secretary
of war were out of order, being a
change of existing law. The discussion
was quite interesting. Messrs. Dingley
Rep.). Maine; Bailey Oem), Texas;
Little (Dem.), Arkansas; Grow (Rep),
Pennsylvania; Hull (Rep0, Iowa
Lacey (Rep.), Iowa; Cannon (Rep),
Illinois, and others participating. The
question is important as affecting the
power of the house. under the rules
to limit, restrict or define the eXpendi-
ture of money carried by an appro-
priation bill. On one point the com
mittee-69 to 52-sustained the chair
man, but later refused to sustain him
81 to Stand the amendment cutting
out the hospital was agreed to.
In the house, Mr.. Little made the
point of no quorum on the vote adopt
ing the amendment and none appear
ing on the count by the speaker. the
house at 4:10 adjourned until tomorrow.
In the morning hour Mr.. Bailey
(Dem.), Texas. asked unanimous con-
sent for consideration of resolution
directing the committee on naval affairs
to Investigate the construction of the
battleship Texas, but it was referred
to the committee without action.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-17
The Government Cruisers.

Key West, Fla, Dec. 16.-The City OF
Key West arrived last night about Z
o'clock from Miami. Captain Bravo
states that he saw the Raleigh this
morning at Z o'clock to the northward
of Fowey Rocks lighthouse, heading in
on the land. Apparently, she came into
find out about the City of Key West.
She then turned and headed to the
northward. going at a good speed
About noon, when off Alligator light
Captain Bravo saw vessel about ten
miles in the gulf. which he took for
the Newark bound south She was ap-
parently being driven under full steam,
as columns of smoke were issuing from
her SmokeStack all the time After be-
ing in sight for about an hour. she
either changed her course or Went
farther out in the gulf. He also saw
the revenue cutter McLane in the
Hawk channel OF Alligator light bound
south These are the only vessels he
saw during the rundown today Cap
tain Bravo states that he does not
think it probable that either of the
ships came down as far as this port and
in case they did it would not be neces-
sary for either of them to fire on the
Three Friends, as they could easily run
her down.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-17
WOOL GROWERS MEET.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION IN SEES
SION AT WASHINGTON.
Object to the Passage of the Dingley
Bill Unless Certain Amendments
Are Added Thereto.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE National
Wool Growers association OF the Unit
ed States met at the Ebbit House today
and adopted the following resolutions:
Whereas, the National Wool Grow
ers' association assembled in conVen-
ton at Washington recognizes the de-
STABILITY of immediate action TO pre-
vent the flood of speculative importers
of foreign woods which would occur in
advance of a proposed increase of du-
ties, and while we insist upon the
speedy preparation and passage of a
law which shall give the wool grow
ers the most ample protection prom
ised by the St. Louis platform. upon
which the recent Republican victory
was achieved; and
Whereas, while We doubt the eX-
pediency of passing the so-called Ding
ley bill in any event, and especially
without other amendments, with the
expectation that a proper wool tariff
bill will be enacted at an extra session
of congress soon after March 4, 1897,
yet in a spirit of concession 10 the .opin-
ions of others we deem it advisable to
interpose no objection to the passage
of the Dingley bill, if the amendments
below specified be made, but without
these amendments we respectfully en-
ter our earnest protest against its pas
sage; therefore,
Resolved, that we do not oppose the
immediate passage of the Dingley bill
providing only that the following
amendments are incorporated therein:
"First-Removing the provision that
the law shall continue until 1898; and
.Second-That the duties on wool
shoddies, waste and other wooden sub
stances shall be practically prohibit
ory."
An important feature of the pro-
ceedings was the presentation of del
egation from the Home Market club OF
Boston.
The Wool Growers association also
passed resolutions urging congress &c
incorporate in any tariff bill that NAV
be passed this session or next, the wool
schedule adopted by the Wool Grow
ers' association at its meeting held al
Washington in December. 1893.
Among those present at the meeuns
tonight were William Lawrence, OHIO
president; J. NJ. Smith. Utah; Hiram
Young of PENNSYLVANIA: W. E Cart
man of Pennsylvania and John Nc
Dowell of Pennsylvania and others
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-17

Washington, Dec. ia very inter-
esting and important discussion upon
Mr.. Aliens CPop), Nebraska, resolu-
ton to take up the Dingley bill for
consideration in the senate, was started
today by Mr.. Vest (Dem), Missouri,
and was participated in by Senators
Allen, Chandler and Gallinger (Rep),
New Hampshire. Fry and Hale (Reps.),
Maine, Aldrich (Rep), Rhode Island,
Sherman (Rep), Ohio, Teller (silver
Republican,, Colorado, and German
(Dem.), Maryland.
In the course of the debate more
than one allusion was made to frauds
and corruption at the late presidential
election, and Mr.. Teller remarked
pointedly that he was not certain that
his candidate (Mr. Bryan had been de-
feated.
Mr.. Allen questioned whether any
difference could be pointed out between
the political principles of the Republic
an party and of Mr.. Cleveland. and
said jocularly that the president and
the Republicans would have to be
tagged in order to enable a person TO
distinguish one from the other.
The upshot of the debate was COM
plete acquiescence on both sides of the
chamber in the fact that the Dingley
bill could not possibly be passed at the
present session. and that the enactment
of a new tariff bill would have to go
over TO new session of congress to
be convened as early as possible.
The senate at 4 p. m.adjourned until
tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-17
A TOTAL LOSS
-Masted Schooner Goes Ashore
on Nantasket Beach-A Thrilling
Experience.

Nantasket Beach, Mass, Dec. 16.-
The three-masted schooner Ulrica,
Captain James Patterson, from Hills
boro. n. B.. for Hoboken. y. J., with
plaster. came ashore abOp1 $3.50 a. IN.
on Nantasket Beach, near kenbrema,
and IS total loss. The Hull lifesaving
crew rescued the captain, first mate
and crew of five men after struggling
heroically for nearly two hours. The
second mate, whose name has not been
learned, was swept overheard some
time during the night, by the heavy
seas and drowned The vessels sails
were all carried away by the terrific
gale about 6 o'clock this morning, and
from that time until $50 she was
driven about by the wind and waves
until she was finally driven ashore. The
men. who we're all badly frozen and
suffering greatly from their hardships.
were taken at once TO the Sea Foam
House. where everything possible for
their comfort was done. Tonight they
are being cared for al the HUI life
saving station. Soon after the men
were taken off. the schooner broke in
two. and she will be total loss.
The Ulrica was Of 29S tons register
built at Apple river, y. S, in 1892 and
was owned by c. F. White of Parrsboro.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-17
CALIFORNIA; CLAIMS.
Republican Members Meet to Decide
Upon a Man.

New York. Dec. ia Herald special
from Washington says:
The Republican members of the Cali
fornia delegation in congress met to-
night to decide upon California man
to he recommended to Mr.. Mckinley
for a cabinet place. Three names were
discussed. Mr.. NJ. n DeYoung, former
Senator FELTON, and General Waymeire-
Commemorative Loud withdrew the
name of Mr.. DeYoung with the state
ment that he had authority from Mr.
DeYoung to say that he did not desire
a place in the cabinet. After some
discussion, the name of former Repre-
sentative Horace Davis of San Fran
cisco. was brought uD and he was
agreed upon as the unanimous choice
of the delegation.
Mr.. Davis is son of the late Sena-
tor John Davis of Massachusetts, and
a brother of Judge Davis of the court
of claims. He is lawyer. but for
several years he has been interested
extensively in flour mills and has not
practiced his profession. Mr. Davis en-
tered congress in 1877, when Mr.. Nc
Kinley began his first term in the
house. He was for time president of
the California state university-
The delegation did not indorse him
for any particular place. but would
prefer TO have him given the interior
department or the navy department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-17
SPRIGS OF NOBILITY.
Arrested In Chicago For swindling.

Chicago. Dec. 1.-two prisoners. who
claim to be descendants of foreign no
b:lity, are locked up at police head
quarters on charges OF swindling. They
are Count Henri King of Strasburg.
Germany, and Prince Lorenzo Mabes of
Naples, Italy. Whoever they are, the
police say they are clever confidence
men, and that they are wanted by the
authorities of many large cities of this
country and Europe, including London.
Paris, Naples, New York and ST. Louis.
They have been living here sometime, i,
is said on the proceeds of their last
swindle. They came to America from
Europe several months ago and during
tho trip met Chamile Boussart and
Alice Smith. who intended to open dress
making parlors in Chicago After spend
ing some little time in New York and
other eastern cities, where they are
sad to have operated swindling schemes,
they came to Chicago and took up their
residence in the same hotel where their
women acquaintance were living. Re-
Gently the noblemen disappeared from
the hotel. after having secured 5000, it
is alleged from the dressmakers and
without having settled their board BILL
Complaint was made at police head
quarters, and King was arrested this
afternoon, as he was leaving one of the
theatres. He said that his companion,
Mabes. was at the Eureka hotel on
Adams street and the detectives found
him in the parlor entertaining a number
of ladies with .iie piano. He speaks
fiuently five languages and is highly ac-
complished