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The herald., 1897-11-14

FOR SALE-SEE DAY ABOUT IT:
s2ic0-A beautiful 5-room cottage or
2Sth ST.. near Grand avenue.
$S1-Overlooking Westlake park, 9
rooms; a fine house.
$lSOO-Corner on 10th Just west of Fig
ueroa, rooms, modern; a bargain.
$llO0-$l5 per month--Kohler ST. rooms.
$l20O-$l5 per month, Palm ST., rooms
$55c-$l0 per month, Bloom ST., rooms
$l2O0-l5 per month, Burlington avenue,
rooms.
See DAY about it-127 s. Broadway. Il
The herald., 1897-11-14

We critically inspect each piece of
property before offering for sale; we rec
ommend all property solely according to
It's merits.
The herald., 1897-11-14
FOR SALE ON INSTALLMENTS-

-$3UUU--
Four large lots near Ninth and Union
in the S. W.. street work all done and
paid for; will sell all or any one of these
lots if desired.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16

a handy fe<1t rect II made of heavy
felt or ehamOis sIssn, tire latter pre-
ferYed, a. tseiDg far Landowner than the
feit and more adaptable 70 abowy work.
~ clsmOis skin II Dsed, select kin
large enough ~ easily coyer fi,e top, ~
ia~tesS aud smooth rs pozslbIe, Ont
II 10 circle the size wished ard GHlgh
the cgges IN clusters Of scalIofH. an eye
Jet b0Ie 10 the center Of each, Tine 0rna-
TneDtatIOn on top consists Of single
leaves embYOsJered IN vivid autumn
eolOrs IN silk loss. iDto which a gg1mpze
Of Linsei Is introduced. The top II DOw
ready for use. Have circular box
made, heavy enough 10 keep Il from,
topping over easily. and pad ~ rides
well with cotton or hair. Oser tfig
sfreteI, width Of velvet Or plush, a
deep green or crimson, fastcrlipg Il n
place by tiny taeIfS, Through he !ie.eK
IN the top run = heavy eiIk cord. Iaclng IL
erostNise ~ around the box, 81. Louis
I.epGbIic,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16
SIMMONS.

Is THE DISTRICT COURT or THE FIFTH
Il Judicial District. County OF Bingham,
State Of Idaho,
Gertrude Baird. Plaintiff.
W. A. Baird. Defendant.
TnE STATE OF IDAHo SENDS GKEETISG TO
wa. BAIRD. DEEESDAxr:
You are hereby summoned and required 20
appear in an action brought against you by
the above-named plaintiff in the District
Court Of the Fifth judicial District of the
State Of Idaho. In and for the County of Bling
ham. and % answer the complaint filed there
in. within ten days exclusive Of the day of
servicet after the service on you OF this sum
mons. II served within this County; or II
served out Of thIs County, but in this Dis
rricr, within twenty days: or II served else
where. within forty days
The said action i brought 10 obtain tudg-
menr from you, first, that the bonds OF
marrimony now existing between plain
IN and you be dissolved: that the prop
erIy described in the complaint be al
lowed 90 and set aside 10 plaintiff and
that you be ent0ined and restrained from dis
posing or interfering with said property
that you be required to pay into Court res-
s0nabEe sum 10 defray the expenses OF this
action and FOR counsel fees: and pay 70 the
pgaIntfn such other sum a. 10 the Court may
seem just a. alimory. Plaintiff prays for
costs and al proper relief.
This action i brought on the grounds that
you. the said defendant, have for the past year
failed % provide for plainrtff the common nee
essaries Of life, because Of your idleness. prof
Iigaey and dissipation. and on the 9Th day 81
July, Is9s you deserted and abandoned plain
til without cause or reason and against her
viii and consent and still continue 10 .
abandon plaintiff
The particulars more fully appearing from
the plAfntir : complaint on die IN this action
And you are hereby nOtiIied that II you TAI
/ 70 appear and answer the said complaint. al
shove required. the said plaintiff vii
ascsy % the said Court for relief demand
/ Cd IN pIatrrin 3 complaint nied herein.
I Witness my hand and the seal Of the Dis
sE5ex Court u the Fifth Judicial DtstricE Of th'
state of Idaho. ia ard for tine County Of Bing
ham. this I'D day Of December. Isss-
lsEALI GRO. T. GAGoS. Clerk.
CHALAgRs s BzcKNTFH. Attys. for Pits.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16
Fsos AND FaNcIEs.

More effects appear in six, wool and
velvet
The smaller dress skirts bring trim
nirzs m their wake
All sorts Of collars. peIerines and
small shoulder eapes Of fur are worn
Attractive toilet sets cone il canary
yellow Opaque glass set n silver.
Heavy Enztlzh brocades and rich en-
brCs5ered veEvets are used for evening
dresses
\ Eoee.ty IN nugs j. long and fiat.
with sa5le On one side and chineiIIa on
the other.
The sfnv empire fan dangling from a
chain pets the finishing touch on an
evening toilet.
Ancpg rsoe5ern table requisites are
high chocolate caps, of peculiar shape
and decorated rococostyIe.
The EeW photograph frames IN We
nerian glass afford exquisite effects il
csIscs5eIy tinted flowers and foliage
Eo op~ style Of Ea5rtEresssrg prevails.
but tie porspe9oCr etzect IN front and
, soft knox AZ the hack seems 70 lead.
Souvenir EcraI and calendar spoons
always n Gen1asd. assume increased
importance az the holidays drzn near
Silver tableware this SEASON Is char
scte-izsd by elegance Of form. cEasts
O-raEaenta:soa ard skiIituI workman,
ship.
sliser-plated pudding ard pie dlshes
are standard articles ii Modern hOnes
The ssEe may be said for baking cu,a
r. Dresden ware.
Tie latest n<geity IN welding eaIe,
bo1ss takes the SHAPE Of q herr end i
Of silver, with sF@ combined monogram
81 bTisse ard bridegroom Fl gold letters
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16

a rery curious syecfeS u fish vss5ets
J5yes On dry la545 f0r ten months II t.sg
year Das reeest,y d5so0gereG by Dr..
sgas1 u the gSoro Glstg5et ~ tie French
so,sdsg, so@5e I'm miles fy0rB tie c1c.s..
This Gsb beIosgs 20 the family Of r.
insJ. ard very EaEch Teaes8ss1sS tie
GtaTias> II EyeS In the raarxbea zbfca
are forrseS during the tho months "
rainy seaSOn IN that z0ae. and after
that time u hiSes fD holes II the
ground, which the fish Bszges ~ MIR.
10 searess for IT, fad. c0rSfzfSrg rrasrsi.,
Of BILLET seed Dr., ssssrd named hi.
fish the ciarias Iszera. and dsseribes
~ appearance, which differs from fho
SiInsj DsainJy ~ the ngnfeT n b1sYs,g.
~ which The DewIy-Glsc0yered bag
eight, All u which are gtTosgsy ~.
seIOpeJ, TksS species differs from TIE
african DTfgzi. Tros0pfeYas. IN that II
doez not eI0Se ftssIf uy IN capsule dur.
ing The bot and dry season, Ike the
latter fish. which remains ~ e0uJ,-
ton 81 sor1j-eataIepey during summer.
The cisTiag fAzeSa only biJez dnrinZ
fbT hottest hoDrs II the day. and Is ost
on dry lard esery rigbt throughout
the yeST,-Gs. LDHiz GIOs,e-DensOcTst
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16

ssarvsen a. kfz.fs % Ssh aaHcs with
se@sG ssasS-
whxn GsEn< vzzfEiz for G&soriEg add
hsass s re2sFssoGfII Of peach extract.
4 saxa Of hEsck peppsr greatly ira-
sssses vanilla Ire ereazz-
PES rsezsy Of S@It pork izro veal Loaf.
sar Is i G1@ Of the best s<sascrings.
PM Saxzr /. water used for be<tins
s.ears 81 III kfnsAs-ir adds favor. es-
pecszLsF 70 wax
B.cst0z baked bezns can be greatly
fzp<Uger5 by adtirg . cup Of sweet
cream the last hour Of baking.
ADD a cup Of good cider vinegar 10 the
water in which yen boil ftsh. especially
IL u fSa salt fish
Make xnO~eake with arrOwroot flour
and yen VIII be surprised at the differ
eEee-
Wksn baking fsh place on top thin
slices Of salt pork il bastes the fish and
improves the favor.
When making crabappIe jelly put In
sOme sticks Of cinnamon and little
lemon
To give an sppetizing favor to a
EroIIets beefsteak rub cut onion over
the Rot platter with the butter
Three taElespoonfuIs Of freshly -mads
Japan tea with pinch Of nutmeg i'm
parts an iE5escrIhable flavor 10 appis
pse-
To improve SWeetbreasls and give
them . fine favor soak ttem in mii<
/ lemon fEiee water an hour and ther
toll - minutes IN b@ef stock
Chocolate = greatly improved By add
ing . teaeuPfgI Of strong coffee. just BE-
fore servIngs . tsaspooEtuI Of sheFry
| Ekso helPs-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16
no4ERs srRsTseEsE.


n
KNOW shaa fesleN u sieres- nks0e& >
xounw man 81 zi,e star psra1sr- .Estassz.g
Ms head 1onarS the Raaa w&zsr 6.s-ss
81 q raaler drug szcue-
No. the xxS1er &sa1as krsoM sizz- Erzs
araa saa1renEEea she soda fo1zGzza >
1aEuaser Of times SarSzw the EGzzes-
who is heg-
Wei. I &p1-r reaeEher LIS EEEe.
haz hs Is zznxer-0a 1rs2 EaGgs--
vile. has an Ezrfzz1aQz 20 usssr git
shas / ~ Geas 81 EDqe uEeh cEt IL
Asoc1f PsazsanE- and Nezr CEE szeT's
on SGEaar nzgSss AID w1ss@ ESrtzGg
e. ahe parxA vita tEe ySSE~ Essss sEts
fellow eaze mp Was EEtrCsszeess- hsss
maxnrE en0zxh ERseresses % easeA she.
nzzAs. liz Only thzg fEzs Interested
ne Hzx 1he pr5hEtle leEgth 81 hls Say
raere. an1 I Was se-y anxSCns On thar
sn55aeG- Bza h.e didn't seen 70 be n
a&g hGr-F-
Finally. II 6esperzthoE- Ire-arksss
thst Il was eeaEEEg zte-St WAS crly
Esse 0iezoeS-Sr1 BAD better b Set-
rfzg 50rae. He said be Was flxE tSIsls-
sEg ssss szEe tsszg AID he would keep
NE company On TIE ears We wens
5OMn q sbe FSGrseentz x-rees gzze aril
! as1 AeAess to See sEat eszp g<t OF -
c0zls ee1 bsSk q the an with the
girl zxzsl AZ SegSzsh street Il
fszrraH 80 Ee so1 2zassss
-Escg far 10 y0s zogs
TO the eE5 Of ske l5re> live near
AZ esrSssc11s' / answered
Al fAe ed II the rDEte ~ gCs 81
aid Wezt Gssr toward thS depos, while
J started toward The eapssoz. deter.
E-1aed 20 sip hseS n tew minutes
s-Aen ~ WAS cat Of xszat-and 20 %
T01r1a@ET5 street z~ssas zEd gitasE
ten rnss1-es uas q the ears gvlg 20
MARI N0srs Paeesa-t Gre E0re~
Wbea rae ezrs x5s rosAe e@sr@r nszr
sSe girls bOsse fE-pes5 OF and start.
ed Up Eas walk, ec1sd So there ve-s
sNo s5ttSaS - liz porch. rzsle znss !
feEEzte. bst Il vzE TOO Gzrsr0 Teo0grzzs
re mzsls uStsi I reached tie foot Of IL
STEPS
y. rzs tat fa-ze4 soSa~Sqgrtsrs'
-sy&saszxsO1 Star.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16
Subscribing for Metropolitan
PAPERS.

The coming year will be crowded
with big news events and happenings,
the details Of which everyone interest
ID IN national and foreign affairs will
want 70 read. The best Western news
paper published i the Semi-Weekly
Republic Of st. Louis. Il Is only 81 q
year, and for that amount it will send
tao papers week 70 any address for
one year.
The Republic daily i s6 a year. e.
for months or si.jD for 3 months.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16
FACIAL SYMPTOMS


1&41kxGSD@s Ts4sS Tel q Doctor Whxs
Ees Nag E~ s4sersSs Frsm-
When Doctor sooks a. F0a r. the
street - EzzF kESN TOur s5sEe1-s-
Taessl ezp-eszson ezr ard DOS 70
considerable ez1eEt is.essez5re tie char
Seter Of cSseSse from sslzgEcstSe All
pr gEossae p0srt u sSeW.
IsSa Is SsFsrsz5sy clearly written o.
fae face. GC<s-rzr1sCa u he brow Ia
d1eates pasa n IL besd. SharpSeax
Ard eO1f-zesSO1 zbDsf tie r0ssglSx -
diezte pain - tie essest- 4 drawing u
tae plpeF lip ilS2se@tss pan - tE-
aassos1eD.
Tie sgpe- third 81 tie sace = rsoSs-
fed II ekps.assoa n asfsess0Es q tas
Esasa. tae n.sSsJe tss5rss = ss5sezz<S % tssr
CHEST AID lie bDsseF third Il tssGse o. liz
Gsa.SssssaS1 osgaas- Heart disease . ~
d1ease5 ~ 5lsse lfrx. bsgss-aSsoEesl. not
itesg elsees1s. pzt@gesx about - c0se Sasl
IaDsath 4Ea psnsIexs o. tsas fSee gen
orally
Ks1aey diseases are SE0wr ~ pm
geas II the t0pser sgel5cS ard p2ss kaee.
TiaeTe ) drawing u tlse assScses % tie
fs1Dta - 81 the patient t.eFe ssss2@
10 ean10sse Nsg - tesa11S eT goc@.
~. ~ jsescEAe expression ~ sssng.esl
fear and anxiety ~ llgdr0ps DCsssa AID ii
Geep anxiety - 2sPsgS5s.
THEN there are tsse EtsheI face an!
bright eg@ " typ5Ek sSd pneumonia
the bslzLt cheek and pale face II e1ss
sumption ssS the dull, bsssy, 1tgpst
expression IL the faces u cEsssgres. so
fey5rg from swolles5 t0s&sls Or cs0sgts
et tie hack " tie nose-g. T. Jogrz@.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16

Many merchants are aware that their
eusfcsaers are their best friends and
take pleasure in Supplying them with
the best goods obtaluable- As an in
stance we mention Perry Cameron.
prominent druggists Of Flushing, Mich
igzn- They say: 'swe have no hesita-
tiOn In recommending Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy TO our customers, as it
Is the best cough medicine we have
ever sold, and always gives satisfac-
ton" For sale at . and 80 cents per
bottle by Ben Fernish, druggist.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16
PosrorFicE IlorRs
CHURCH,
Notice FOR Publication.
Land Dtfier AZ liiarkfU0t Idaho,
lanfArv Bth. taT

Notice l. herrby given that Tho fDitawinE.
named settler has flsd notice ~ his Intention
70 make inai prp0t in support ~ his claim.
and thar sah prpot viii BE- nade before thr
Register and Receiver At niackrnp,, idaho.
sn February 18th. l@f. VIA Iaham Parsons.
nf Blackfoot, Idaho. TOR thE Ma. sec 1. Tsp.
80. X. BEBN
He names thr following witnesses % prove
his continuous residence upon and cuItiya.
tiOn N n saii land. via
Alouz" y. spencer. Aaron G wilson Hotcri
Parsons. 3. g. simmons oil % nlacktous,
idaho.
JSO O BROWN. Rrgistcr.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16
% ADothsr e.,a..,

"Your friend 81 an artist, think yOu
Eaid.'
ESQ. sir; ! did not. raid he drew
pictures for the Sunday papers Phil
ndelpliia North American.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16

II you try % wear a cough out you
will most likely wear yourself out Get
. cent bottle Of DR.. G.. w. shores
Cough Cure and save q doctors bill.
Sold By Hull 4 Greene.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at IIlaakTnot fdah
llrnat,,tt,. tia go

'7' g'1,,0 ~ I''f1HIfFIEi IfIhFDs
December iith. isls
Notice IL hereby given that tho tollowing.
named settler has led notice 1T hla intention
y make final proof IN support 81 hta claim
and that said proof will to- made bo,ore ,ba
register and Receiver Ut IIlackfpot. Idaho, on
january Eth. lsf. VIZ; wilIet d. Trego, Of
blaektoot, Idaho. for the sEA, Sec. 81. Tsp.
rs. Range 85 Nm. Z
NC rames the following witnesses 10 PROVE
his continuous residence upon and oultiya.
ton Of said land, VIII
byro Trego. James A. Bumaarner Eu.
gene 7. hoso, Yardley %. TrcRo. ali Of t,laek.
foot, Idaho.
JEo. O. BROWN.
- Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16
Notice for Publication.
Decor. ENTRY 81
2 =. Land Once. nlaoafoot. Idaho. /.

December sth, ists
Notice l. hereby given that James Chrlsten.
sen. Of Shelley. bingham County. Idaho. has
flied notice Of hls intention a. make pruof on
his Desert Claim No go. for the Nj, Sw4
sWa Swt., and Nwa swt. sec. Il. Twp. III.
x q y. bcfore the Register and Receiver a.
Blaekfo0', Idaho. on Wednesday. tho 10Th day
~ January, lsgI.
ne names tho following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation IL
said land.
Christian Anderson. u shelley. Idaho. Sels
a. Just. ~ Presto. Idaho. Is,u CLARK. Autnnc
y Christensen. both Of Shelley. Idaho.
jNO @ BLOWN. Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16

When your liver i ont Of order take
DR.. g. W. Shores Anti-Constipation
Pills. Hull L Greene sell them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16
Har For SAFE.

ri. FORMER, 81 Wolverine, has 200
Tons Of Hay for sale. VIII sell in guam.
ties % suit buyers at hard times prices
Parties writing 10 him will address
Presto r. o.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16
Utah 1 NORTHERN TIME CARR

UTAH 4 NORTHERN TIME CARD
SOUTH hound
No. 8, Mail and Express, i'io' ~ M
" %, Through Freight, l;oo' q m
{" 80, Local freight, i2Do, p. NJ
NORTH BOUND:
No. I Mail and Express, Az, g. m
\ %, Local Freight, $3.50, y ~
" q, Through Freight, 2'4o, P. m
j. A. COLLINS, Agent.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16
The Blackfoo., Houston
& challis Stage Co
tLIMIrgD.l

The cheapest. tho Shortest and HQet si
routg between the North Esst ahe
wset and the points named
Carrying Mail, Passengers aud hsP'
Leaves BlaukfDnt daily ~ y q. N fpn ~
Clayton. Custer. i,ayhorso and yellow jaesss
Passengers are carried In frstelass iaa'
horse coaches. .
Eating houses on the limo are unsufpAes
For further Information apply 20
y. W. vogLER. General Manass,'
nIaokfco,, Idaao
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-16

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FIFTH
II Judicial District. County OF Bingham,
z~,.r.s ~ TtaNn
The sun., 1897-12-03
Gold Seekers Still Going North.

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 2.-The steamer
Al-ki sailed from Tacoma last night for
Skaguay. Dyea, and other Alaskan
points. She carried to the North 100
passengers and a full cargo Of miscella'
neous freight. The AlKi's passengers
include a number of men bound for the
interior of Alaska, and some OF them
will start for the gold fields as soon as
they can get in readiness to leave the
northern coast. Among the number is
Robert Blei of Chicago, who will join a
party of eight men in Juneau for trip
across the Dalton trail Immediately.
Mr.. Blei says that he is taking north
ward five tons OF sausage and other
cured meats, which he expects to carry
to Dawson, or as far into the interior as
he can, and there sell them.
The sun., 1897-12-03
Cut With Il Corn Knife.

MILFORD, DEI., Dee. 2.-Salvagc Bilder-
back, a charcoal burner, who, about a
y4ar ago, moved from New Jersey to
Duglcstown, a Maryland village near the
Delaware line, attempted to kill his fam
lily last Monday evening. He had been at
the Cross Roads store, reading a ncwspa-
per. About 10 o'clock he returned to his
cabin, and said to his wife 81 have Just
learned to use the kind Of sword that the
Cubans use. Now, want all of YOU to
stand up" In order to humor him, she
and the children arose. He tied their
hands with a piece Of cord, which he fas-
tened to the raiters. Obtaining u corn
knife and an army muskct, which were
in an adjoining room, he began cutting
his family, innicting some dreadful
wounds. lie ran away when his son got
home. The villagers threaten to lynch
Bildcrh4ck il they find him. The con-
dition Of Mrs. BiIderback and the chill
drcn is serious.
The sun., 1897-12-03
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
Laurel Notes.

n. b. Hearn is making Improvements
to his hub factory on East Market street.
Morril 4 Ellis have built hearse
house on Fifth street.
Elliott Bros. are running the grist mill
about Is hours day, they are so rushed
with work.
Rabbits are plentiful-so much so that
cats are catching them i'll town.
J.D. Morril will soon erect large
store on Market street for II. Erbsmehl,
of Milford, who will move here.
The Misses Melon gave progressive
euchre party on Monday evening
The young folks Of this town will give
a play during Christmas week for the
benefit of next years base ball team.
Laurel has about fifteen secret societies.
The American Fraternal Union, an in
surance society, has just been organized
here with a strong charter membership.
Harry Ellis and Agnes Bailey were
married by Rev. G. r. McCready, at Mt
Herman, on last Tuesday evening.
Paul Twilley is suffering from sprain.
ed ankle.
Rev. J. McLain Brown will lecture to
men only in the Opera House next Sun
dav afternoon at o'clock. His subject
will be "Some Secret Sins.'
DR.. W. E. Wolfe is home from Phlla-
delphia for a few days.
Mrs. Geo. G. Jacobs, OF Millsboro,
visited Laurel friends this week.
Rev. George r. Ellis, OF Drew Iheo'
logical Seminary, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Ellis, in this town.
The sun., 1897-12-03
Wee Girl Goes Shoplifttng.

IoNNER>, y. y, Dee. 2.-Onc Of the
youngest prisoners ever arrested here on
the charge Of ShopIiiting is cIcvcn-yrsr-
oId Julia MpSsrrur. She was before CITY
Judge krLlog last evening on complaint
Of Charles Il. Culver proprietor Of Il
Iarg" dry goods store. He said that on
Tuesday afternoon thc Mcssrrcr gir wae
seen piIIcring some ribbons.
At the police ~>ation she told Captain
Mclaughlin that girl named Alice
Whitney had told hrr that she had been
stealing from the dry goods store. and
that it Nl@ very easy to obtain goods.
Th" Mr->crcr girl, who is II school girl,
lives with her parents at No. POI New
Vain street. The polio" think that she
has been committing numerous Theft. at
the Culver store. She could not tell
where the Whitney girl lived, and the
police cpuId find no trace Of any such
girl. Captain Mclaughlin believes 10
one wa- concerned in the theft but the
NeS@cr'r girl. Her parents begged Mr..
E1lvcr not to press the complaint judge
kellogg parolcd the girl in the custody OF
her parents.
The sun., 1897-12-03
urr,t' sloan Not Engaged.

l,xroX. Dee 2.-Gaincs, the manager
Of "Tod' Sloane, the American
Jockey, says there is no truth in the
statement made by the st. James G"-
zct,a yesterday afternoon that Sloane has
cortrnrted 10 ride for the princeof Wales
and Mr.. Pierre Lorillard. The manager
said
";,!,anc has not received an offer from
,hp pIigcp tt Wales, nor has hccNcn met
him. He highly appreciated the com
pIimrnt his hiyhnrss paid him in allow
ing him to ride one OF his horses, whIch
vas IN unu-ual one, considering that ne
WA. an unknown Amcrisan when he
car.o to England, and without backing.
II is not probable that Sloane will ride IN
ru,N4nd IN 1898, owing to his American
arrangements,
The sun., 1897-12-03
China Wants to Arbitrate.

LONDON, Dec. "A special despatch
from Shanghai, received this afternoon
announces that the Emporer OF China
has declared that he would rather forfeit
his crown than agree to the conditions
demanded by Germany as redress forthe
murder of two German missionaries, Nels
and Hennle, and the destruction OF Ger
man mission property in the Province OF
ShanTung.
Admiral Deidrich, the German COM
mandcr of Kaio-Chou Bay, the despatch
further states, has proclaimed martial
law in the district around kiao-Chou.
China, the despatch concludes, desires
that her dispute with Germany be SUD-
mjttrl to arbtrators appointed BY Hot
land and Belgium.
The sun., 1897-12-03
Mrs. Nack's Trial.

New York, Dec. 2.--l)iStrict Attorney
Youngs said today that as soon as Mar
tin Thorn is sentenced tomorrow for the
murder Of William Guldrnsuppc, the case
Of Mrs. Augusta Mack will be considered
at a conference with District Attorney
Olcott, Mr.. Ioungs and his assistants,
Judge Weller and Nr. Dawson, and tn"
woman's lawyer. 1t is pretty well un-
dcrStood that Mrs. Mack will be allowed
to plead guilty Of mansIaughtcr.
The sun., 1897-12-03
v'ruio pobbcl'- Beaten OH.

NAH tNHoSlo, TEXAS, Dec. 2.-AdVicos
were received here this morning OF an
attempt to hold up passenger tram on
the N"&ican National road, near Mont
crcv, Ncxico, by nine masked and well
armed NcHirans
TIE passengers made resistance ana
the outlaws were unsuccessful. lhcy
are being pursued by soldiers, and II
capt tlrcu viii be shot.
The sun., 1897-12-03
Duty on Netherlands Sugar.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Dec. 2--Assistant
Secretary Howell this afternoon an
nounced that tile Treasury Department
has decided that sugars imported from
the Netherlands, was subject to the
countervailing duty Of 81 on each two
hundred and twenty pounds.
The sun., 1897-12-03
steamer Burned ON Lake Huron.

HARRIsvILLE. MIcH., Dec. 2.-The
Steamer Egyptian from Cleveland to Mil
waukee, with cargo OF coal, was burned
to the waters edge in Lake Huron, off
Sturgeon Point today. The Sturgeon
Point life saving crew rescued the
steamers crew by rowing about 50 miles
in weather nearly zero.