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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
A 4pRrzr-wiSsEn.
High Compliments Paid the Harlan &
iIOliingsworth Go. t

High Compliments Paid the Harlan u
tI0liingsworth Go. sH
According 10 an exchange, published
In noighboring city, society or or
ganization In Philadelphia recently
awarded to tho Harlan II Hollinesworth
90. of this city two prizes out Of three,
which had heen offered for excellence
In workmanship in the matter OF build
ing steamships, the third prize going
to concern in an adjoining State.
A representative of the Harlan u
Hollingsworth Co., to whom the mat
Ter was mentioned on Friday, stated
that il the prizos had been awarded to
that company be was not awnre OF IT.
and that the company had heard moth
ing officially OF the award. 1t is quito
likely, however, that il the prizes were
awarded to the Wilmington company,
some time may expire before they are
received. --
Beyond the notice in the newspaper,
nothing could be learned. but gentle
man who Keeps abreast Of tbs times in
regard TO marine matters, stated that be
understood that there we're some awards
made by company of Philadelphia
merchants. in connection with tho OBJ
servanoe of Fourth OF July. The points
decided upon were for excellence In
workmanship on steamships. grace.
finish. &C., and he had understood that
two of the prizes had been awarded to
the builders of the WinHor line steamer
Parthian, which runs between Phia.
delrhia and Boston by the outside
route.
The Partbian, which is one OF the
best appointed steamships in the coast
service, was built by the Harlan &
HollinRsworth 10. in 1887, and has
done excellent service ever since. She
is 227 feet in length, IS feet brendth OF
beam and 26 feet depth Of hold She
has three decks and is used for tina trans
portation of freight and passengers
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
d. 8 O. Earnings Incrnnsinr.

A statement issued on Friday shows
that tho estimated earnings of the entire
baltimore & Ohio railroad system for
June, 1897, were 81, 1874, llJ, decrease
as compared with the corresponding
month of lS96 OF s., TIC. The estimated
earnings Of the entlre syHtom for the IL
months Of the fiscal year ended June,
1897, thu earnings uf June, 1897, being
approxitnated, were S25, sol, 4i0, an in
crease over tho preceding year of
81, Gl2, Gj9 Lines 0astg Of the Ohio
River show an inorouae of 81, 5i0, 0s3 ana
those west OF the Ohio River an in
crease Of s62,5 ,5Td. While tho gross
revenue deGeased in June, 1897, the not
earnings increased $40. 4i5.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
Mnn on Oneen Anne,a Rnnd.

President William II. Bosey of tho
Queen Anne's railroad was notified an
Friday by the Postoflice Department
that beginning August Och u mail route
will lie operated over tho Queen Anne'H
railroad. There will he two mails each
way daily Detween Baltimore and Ellen.
dale. Under the present mail arrange
nentH the mail goes via Newark
and Porters, and reaches this territory
about tho came time with the mail
from Philadelphia. liy the establish
lnent Of mail route over tho Queen
Anuo'H railroad baltimore mail will got
Into tnls sectinn several hours ahead Of
tho Philadelphia mail. Tho Quoen
Anne's railroad 10 rapidly nearing com
plotiou 10 its western terminus Tracks
are now laid within two miles Of Mil
ton, aud contract bus been awarded to
Wade Burns Il 90. TO complete tho road
letween NJ iion and Loves, distance
of ninB nIieg
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
BAsE-BAII.
A Good Game Between Ronkford aud Hart
willie, in which the Former Wins.

A Good Game Betwaen rockford aud Hart
Vile, in which the Former Wins.
Thers was good game Of base ball
on Saturday afternoon at the Union
street grounds between the Rockford
club anu the llartvills club OF philn.!ol-
phia. Rockford won by the score of
10 3.
Charles McGuinness, now man,
pitched for Rockford and made an ex-
cellent showing. In fact the pitchers
were omitted to the lion's share of tho
credit for the close score. Tho game
was we'll worth scoiug. The score:
Rockford. .......4 o l 90 l-G / !
HarY llo.......2 . o o 0 0 0 o. B /
Summary Earned runs Rockford, / !;
IlaFtvile, !. Two. base hit Maxwell,
Three base hit = Mcdaniel. Passed
ball Phillips. BuGea ON balls Oh Me-
Guinness, 3 off nartzell, a., Bases ON
hit by pitched bali Garrett. Struck
out-By McGrinness. 8; of liartzell. |.
Left Oh baHes--R Rockford, 4; nartvillo,
6. Double play Connolly to Mills TO-
Mcdaniel. Time--1h. 40m. Umpire
--SGhultz,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
M'nInoN REL E.as ND.
Claim That the Brooklyn Players Did Not
support Him.


Gus Abcll, owner OF the Brooklyn
Club, President jyrne and Manager
Barnie held consultation at Clsve-
land on Friday, says the New York
World. AS the result of their dc.
liberatiuns IL was announced Sunday
that Pitchers john McMahon and Dan
Daub had been ruloased, This is a I
least the fourth time that Dauh has
been served with notice of release by
the Brooklyn management. ON the
other oruasions tho notices were ro-
called.
1t is stated that the reason for Me.
Mahon's roleaso iG that the former
Oriole could not get intu condition.
Az matter ut fact the miserable Hup-
port invHriably given McMnbon by tue
Trolley Dodgers made it Impossible for
hirn to win. lie pitched winning hall
in three games ut Eastern Park, Brook
lyn, hut lack of batting and sluyenly
fielding lost tho games.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
Condurtor Ininrc,I.

William Lucus, freight conductor
on tho T., W. & B. railroad, had two
fingers OF tho right hand badly bruised
on Friday afternoon while working at
an engine which had iumpad the track
at Third stroat crossing. This dorailing
OF the engine and one car blocked the
GrussiDg aud teams were compelled for
timn TO cross on the Fourth street
crossing, going south via Church street
to Third street bridge.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
M, sroK rs DEAD.
Was President OF the Ocean Grove Camp
meeting AskpclnIi1n.

meeting Association.
Asbury Park. N. July 16 -At0. IA
o'clnck tonight the Rev. DIR. Ellwood
II, Stokes, president OF tho Ocean Grove
Campmeeting Association, died at his
home, in Ocean Grove, aged 80 yoars.
Death was cnussd by paralysis. Yes
torday his physicians gave up all hope
OF his recovery. On account Of the
deep and widespread interest centred in
bis condition, hullotins were posted on
the Ocean Grove Auditorium during
the dny. Shortly after his death tho
bell In the Auditorium tolled out 80
times, tina exact numher OF years he
had lived. A feeling OF sadneas is
spread over the whole community and
those who were on the hoach when they
heard the solemn requiem FASTENED 10
their homes and refrained from all
worldly enjoyment
DR.. Stokes was born at Medford.
Burlington county, N. j., on October
10th, 1915, and at an early age was ap-
prentiued TO book binder in Philadel.
rhia. At the age of 10 he was CON
yerted under the ministry of the nov.
DIR. Charles Pitman. Nine yenra later,
In May, lS43, he was ordained tn
preach. His first charge was Medforti.
his birth place. After that he filled
the pulpits of the leading Methodist
churches in the State. Dr. Stokes was
best known aH the founder OF the OceRn
Grove Campmeeting Association. He
established the place in 1860 and was
it's fret and only president. He drew
large congregations, and when he
preached an anniversary sermon fOw
years ago on his 80 years service in
the ministry 10000 people heard him.
He was instrumental in building the
new Auditorium at cost of $40, 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
cdRS ~ COLLIsION.
Fatal Accident IN Connecticut = a Man
I,......I..

fHtuI AcclUeut III n man
Killed and several People Hurt.
Hartford Conn. July l7.lTbree
trolley cars were IN collision on the
Hartford Now Britain line near Cedar
Mountain at g. 80 O'Clock this morning.
Andrew puppi, railroad aborer, was
instantly killed, and seven other laborers
weIu injured.
Two cars met IN collision at the point
named and nothing had been done to
straighten out tho mixnp when third
car camo rushing on and crashed into the
wreck. The last car contained party
of railroad laburers on their way to
work. Pupni was standing OF the front
platform, and his chest waa frightfully
crushed.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
stnic FROM "a Church.

Thr encond clock found by tho police,
which isauppoHed to havo been rawncd
hy Thomas Phillips, vino was arraignOi
in tho city court IN Friday un the
charge Of stpuling clncK from Dir. Me
Curdys residnnee, has been indentilied
aa tho tinopioce recently stolun from
81. Paula Catholic Church. In tho
city court On Saturday phillips was
charged with stenling 1t and was held
in s400 bail for tho nppor court. The
qua stove found in his possession was
btolen from tue u. Il o. Market street
station.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
Fined far Ass,u,,.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
Newark, July II. Magistrate Modill,
on Thursday, scntencp, lsaac Burris,
culured, t0 pay a fine OF 81 and costs for
assault and battery on Jack" Brown
of Rosssille. The two mpn met on July
9th and, after saying few worus,
Burris drew razor and cut Brown on
tho arm.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
The Ntnrnrnts KerI Arriycs.

The stesl keel for George W. Goull's
steel sieam yacht Niagara has arrived
at the shops Of the Harlan e. Hollings-
worth Co., and il now in the machine
shop hcing planed and fitted up. 1he
keel cannot we'll be laid until the
launch of the Merchants anu Miners'
Transportation Go. q ship This will
probably take place about the middle
nf Aupust
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
NInrhinorY IN Pnsitinn.

Tho machinery of the Hughes Bros.
4 Bang's tug Brandywine. now build.
ing at tho shipynrds OF the Harlan n
llollingsworth Co.. has been placed in
position. Tho vessel will leave the
yarda of the company about August
10th.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
To hs sold by tllo sher,U,

Sheriff Finn ndvertises for salo on
July 3Uth farm in New CHstle hun.
dretl and farm in Brandywiue hun
dretl, the property Of tho Real La.
tate Guarantee, anu Investment TO-,
formerly the SussaX Land and Cattle
Co. Against these properties is mort
gage OF SIG, 600 heiil by the Kensington
National Bank, Philadelphia, which is
represented by HotiecKer & Holiecker.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
Non ,Omn,itt.d sniclde.

Chief of Police DUlan, who had com
municated with the chief of police Of
Los Angeles, Cal, received u dispatch
on Saturday stating that the report
that William Neff, formerly clerk at the
Clayton House. had committed suicide
in that city was correct, and that the
body had been shinped to Cineinnati.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
NIus.uI,nnn, A,Imonl,hor.

Canea, Island OF Crete, July 17.--In
consequence of the Increasing turbu.
lence OF the Mussumana and the almost
incessant outbreaks and disorders, the
admirals of the international fleet have
issued u proclamation admonishing the
Mussulmans and announcing that il a
single European soldier is harmed they
will bombnrd the town.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
gl,art.r A,ncn,,ea

Judge SpruanCe Saturday amended
charter of the Newark Machine Co,
changing tho corporation's name to
Amoricau Machine Go. The applica-
tion was made by Benjamin Nields.
John Pilling and Samuel j. Wright are
the principal stockholders OF the cum
lany.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
rnr ,.n,nnnt ,rn,n

Tho executive committee of the Park
Commission has awaruod TO tho a. s.
RoUd d Eru Ou. tho contact 10 make
ii cement sidewalk sovon feet wide
along the driveway from Wost to Jeifor-
spn streets. The price is o. cents IA
square yard.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
Tax once to Keen Omen rs.u,nrs.

Receiver Of Taxes Rottcw will Keen
his Office in tae Court House open every
evening from until 10 O'Clock in tho
last week Of this month for the receint
OF taxes. This will give taxables an
opportunity of securing the per cent
rebate,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
JOURNEY ACROSS CONTINENT
BY Pennsylvania Christian En-
deavor Union Special.
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF TRIP
Letter From Member of Della
ware Delegation.

Nine Days DELIGHTFULLY."- spent in Travelling
From Philadelphia to san Francisco, tine
Convention City-The Notable Scenes aud
Incidents of the Tour.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
Mnlnh Nd liInr Iinck..

The West Chester and Wawaset gun
clubs shot close and interesting match
at blue rock targets OH Thursday. Wa
waset won by score Of a03 u l07.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
hlnCor,l IOnllTlned

Washington, July l7.-MoCord has
been confirmed as Governor of Arizona
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28
THE FLOODS CAME.
q ClOudbur:t in ParlGy's Canyon
Shuts on The Water Supply.
Heavy Rain at Park Guy aud o her
Summit touay Points Last
Evening.

A cl5udbufst at the head OF parley's
canyon last evening resulted In shut.
ting uG the wstrr supply from that
source today. AS result eprinkliDg
was stopped By order OF tue waieT-
works department and the us5 OF that
essential eleu ent confined Ps far as
possible 10 domestic purposes. The
shutting oil, however, did not occur
until large amount Of mud had hsen
carried down into the pipes OF the city
waierwOfks system. To have allowed
the rUilly water to continue Il wing
into the system would have worked
disastrou,ly 80 the shut of was Of
dered. During the day. therefore,
unusumers were dependent upon the
supply from Emigration and City
Creek Il @ jnditiJn whicn cut tue pres.
sure upon the mains down to twenty
pounds from the normal pressure OF
from eighty to one hundred pounds.
The Are department officials were
| somewhat nervous over The shortage
ana in the event OF big blaze
| In the business uistrict would Tor
the time have bean serious
ly hsmpered. Throughcu, the
afternoon the pressure gradually
Increased and by this evening It Ia he
| Iieveu that the water from PHrIey'J
caoyon will 81 far have clarified Itself
as 10 permit It's being turne into the
mains.
A very heavy shower OF rain fell on
the east aide OF the Wasatch range
last evening. Park City aud other
points In summit county were com.
pleteiy deluged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28
COLL. VGE KINDERGARTEN.
Cours. Sh ,wld Become Generally Tn.
dsrstood w. Sunday school Teachers
aud Others.

The success attending the Latter
day Saints college kindergarten
Training seho oKduring last year. the
first OF Its f, rislence, exceeded tho
most tanguine expectation OF Its pro-
motors, eight d. tlsmas and three Ger.
uflca,ss being 1 Ssued. Accordii gly II
has been decided 10 increase the fscili.
lie, OF this branch Nof the college and
enlarge its scopr. With this end In
view, the followi ~ circular Letter bas
been sent to the 81 tops Ia ths neigh.
boring stskeS;
august eth. 1897.
Dear Brother:-Th, value OF kinder
gArten methods in the Primary associa-
ton and tho primary tnsses OF the Sun
day school, Is becomh " widely recos-
nized among tho Later LAY Saints. By
these methods the kno sIedge OF relig-
ion and faith in lis d hinity are most
easily and strongly de c,eloped In the
minds of our children. The kindergat-
ten training given in I ho Latter-dRy
Saints college has especia reference to
the needs of sunday school and primary
teachers and prominent 4 "a lure IL mo
impression OF religious truths. me
ladies' in charge of the work Mrs. Auns
X. Craig and Miss Emmeliu ' Wells, are
two of the leading kindergar, ei lers OF the
STATE. Their teachings are up plement-
cd by liberal prnctlco in u k IND ergarten
school conducted by the Uu IA Kinder
garten association.
l shall consider 1t u favor II u u will
consult with the Hurerin,end ant OF the
sunday school and the pTesid, mt OF the
Primary association of your wan and
hnd out II at least one yo nng lAdy,
preferably Of high school grad Q. can DO
sent to the college to take the purse and
o. horsoli for this important IL Dor, For
such ward representative the II yulnr fec
OF $40 year will be reduced to $50, this
amount to be paid in three equa inst dl-
ments.
When you have made your rejection.
please notify me and shall know how
extensive our preparations will need 10
be- This Information should each me
M soon as possible.
Trusting you will REQ your way clear
to take advantage OF this offer, I remain
Your brother in the Gospel,
WILLARD DoSE,
President Latter-day Saints College
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

closing Businss. OF tho "a. a. u
Encsmpm

closing Businsss OF tho q, a, u.
EncsnpIn
BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 2s.-Am ing
the busiuers Transacted In tue exeuu.
I've session OF the Gtani Army of the
R-puolic encsm pment was tue fol.
lowing:
A resolution was adopted urging
the government; to enfOIce the law
relative to the employ msnt in govern
ment work OF soldiers who were
YOU nded during the war aud recon.
mendiUg all citizens who have occs-
sion to give employment TO discrimi-
nate wherever possible In favor OF euch
veterans.
The committee reported In favor Of
urging CoOgress to pass bill setting
apsrt GAO acres OF sinner land In
Indian Territory Tor Ine use OF tb.
inmates o. the SDldiers' home OF Okla.
homs. The report was ad lpteJ.
The communication from The Lin.
coin Monument mast citation Of Cali.
iornls, Ieromme9di, that monu.
ments TO Lincoln be erected iu every
oily IN the lsud, was end rseh anu the
n ltioDal Monument ASSOCIATION VIII
Ue asked to take favorable action.
The committee rspUried iavUrs bly,
on the proposition that the o, o mp
rnent urge The psssa. e OF the b'li In
Congress appiopriatipg money to bull
u sanitarium on the site OF Castle
PipckDey in Cbsrlestrwn harbor as b
memorial 10 Asj0r A anderson OF f r.
Sumler fam-. lie encsmpmsnl in
dUrsed the report.
A resoluiJn was adopted tbank!ng
h. ma NJ nd "
Mems b isinets association OIL II oh.
mund Tor The Invitation to tho gu.
cam mont t1v sit that city Ia 1898,
anu Recommending that the next Gu.
campment thke favorable action.
II solutions eod0f,ing the nots OF
the outgoing adm ipistrstlo }, the IL
reduction VI military instruction IA
schools and urgiu. the reduction nj
expenses in the encampment were
alOpred.
The new OH ;ers were installed ny
Gei. Wagner, OF Pennsylvsois, the
QUEST rurvivIug sx-oJmma sr.in-
Gals COmmaJ dsr.iL.Chief GJbin
nas .hrse appointments TO maks,
qlsriermaster general, aJjulsnt.
.eusrai and inspector general. The
first Two are HaiatieL I'll ,es, the
position Of qusfterms-ter.gen neral
paying 81 800 year. Gen. q bin
viii not maze these appointments ior
several days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

IL is Said to Figure Largely In the
LnstgeFi Case.


CHICAGO, Aug. 2S,-5iate's Attor-
ney ID nsen t,usy began preparations
Tor the presentation o the evidence In
the Luetgert murder case next week.
Piaus anu pictures Of the Big sausage
factory at Armilage avsnue anu d.
versy street were carefully arranged
aud the line TO be- pursued IN preseUt-
ing the case to the Jury was discussed.
It was decided 10 present the details OF
the alleged murIsr OF Slrs. Luetgert
In the brief,st possible manner consist
ent with a clear s,stonent u tue iscts
which the prosecution expects to
prove, The defense Will probably re.
serve It's statement until tue case OF
the prosecution ID in.
Gossip uus Il that the plumber ID has
shown itself frequently In this trial,
AM although he Will not admit 1t,
Luetgert, Il lie said, was bvrn 90 the
l3sh Jay OF tue mouth and originally
spelled his Hsme Adolph Lueiger. {,
Is letter.. The most important bit Of
evIdeno., the finuing OF the gold
rInRs, occurred 10 days alter the al
legged murJsr tOuk placS, Toe state
attorney, his asalstsHts and three
the pro, ecutiOn's witnesses have ID
letters In their na mes, and the cabllls-
tic number has bobbsd up serensly In
several other inslances.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S.-W iinin
tue uritf psiiou OF ten days the stock
OF the Oceanic SteRmrnip COMPANY
mas risen from $40 to $50 per snare. l,
is generally sSiesi tupt the present
attitude OF the Pac fic Mall Steamship
company, 10 its not as yet succssoiul
dgnG iof Hawaiian charters for some
uf lis big sbips, IL partly responsinle
for the big advance in the quotations
uI o ,eanic stock, but the chief cause
10 tue 10 per cent disseminating
clause In the new tariff, wn.cn IL en-
forced will give the O.esn company
monopoly of the trade between
Honolulu aud this port.
Tn. 10 per cent clause places al ex.
ira DUTY on sli imporis brought to tins
country In foreign ships. IL the Pa
O. fic Mail com oany tails to secure q
Haws,ian register for It's ocean steam
snipr, tue SYreckles line Will hsys q
PRACTICAL monopoly OF the Hawaiian
tisu., even wisuout the annexation OF
the isiunJs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The Times In
40 euitUiisi art Gle ON the wneN Ques'
ion Expressed the opinion that th. era
OF better prices is coming. the long
peilou Of depression caused by the con :
slant ADDITION OF the acresg. OF wheat
maze possible by the extension OF
railways Into new countries and the
enormous lacrosse OF the tonnage OF
heAmsnlps having como 10 an end for
The Present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28
Burt Denies.

Willard Burt called AT the NEWS
cffics TO-DAY and declared that the
statement made at the meeting OF the
police and nre commi.si IN last nigot,
alleging that he hau been arrested In
an Intoxicated condition while acsiog
rs a special police officer curing
Jubiles week, is VIII lily untrue. Hs
further says that the report was
maiioiousiy circulated In order to Ia
lure him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

sAN FRASoIso). Aug. 2s.-JudRe
CatI,h Cook tuis morning rendered
his declsiUn upoa the motion OF the de.
tense iu the ease against w Russell
Ward, oil Ss Ia MIric., TO dismisi the
action grnuiiug said motion ind or.
1eriug that the defend ,nt be- di.-
charged upon tbs grounI that the To-
formation did MT state lac q sun ,lsnt
10 Justify the boluiDs OF Ward to
answer to the charge Of a'uItery, In
aomuch as II was not shown that he
and Mrs. John Bradbury lived to.
gether IN q state OF open and notorious
Adultery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

NEW YORK, Aug. pa special to
the Worid frvm Colon, Columbis.
Gays:
Cssts u goods shipped here from
the Uuited StateS will DO opened TO
prevent the smuggling OF tobacco, the
protective duty on which is 40 nigh
that merchants 10 not openly import
II.
The authorities have seized several
CASES marked lizard" which contained
tobacco,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

Jsehsau- Exp.ditton re-
turns fron krauS Iosst Land

LONDON, Aug. 23.-The British
steamer WindwRre which left EUg.
land, Juus 18th Tor Fiaus Jostf Land
to bring back from the Arctic regions
the members OF tho Jackson Harms
worth expedition VINO have spent
three winters near Cape Flora, passed
Aberdeen today on her return trip and
Sguslled that all were well ON bosrJ.
During the preset summer the ex.
petition was To make an httem pit to
reach the highrat point north through
an opening In Q Ieen Victoria's 80 :,
the open water Il solvered by J Jackson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-rhe Marquis Of
Conyn4hum, VINO sat in the House OF
LorJs as Baron Minister, lie dead. He
was born In 1857, and WIS vics siml-
raj OF the oOasS province OF Ulster.
His eldest son, the Earl Of Mount
CHARLES, who was born 10 1883. sue.
ceeds to the title. TIE deceased was
the lourlh Marquis Of ConyuxhRm.