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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

LONDON, March 28.-The Daily
Chronicles special correspondent al
Athens Gays the Greek government
has learned from his official SOURCES
that Great Britain refuses to take part
in blockaue OF Greece, though she
has no objection to such measures
taken by the other powers. The gov.
eminent also learns from similar
sources that the aumirals OF the inter.
national fleets on Cretan water have
Informed their respective governments
that their position is no longer tena-
Bile, and that they must receive
definite Instructions or bs recalled.
The Daily Mail publishes dispatch
from Bralia, Rounania, which Gays
the Russian volu nteer feet has been
ordered 10 concentrate itself In the
ports OF the Black sea nearest to Con.
stnntinople aud to hold itself In readi.
ness to sail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
WAR PREPARATIONS.
Greeks Enthusiastically Aiming Them
selves for a COIaC'.
TURKS NOT ANXIOUS FOR GLORY.
Actual HOstiiitits 10 be Aytrled Only
by TImsly Concessions TO
the Htllenes.

ATHENS, March 23.-Ths embassn.
dors have formally notified the Greek
government of the intention OF the
powers TO land troops on the leland OF
Crete to relieve The detachments OF
marines now on duty ashore. The
Porte has raised no objections up to
the present time, believing the next
move OF the foreign feet Will be- TO
carry out the thrent OF the powers TO
blockade the principal ports and coast
OF Greece. On this question, however,
there is no unanimity Of opinion.
In the meanwhile this war pfepsra-
lions OF Greece are continuing night
and dsy, and there arc no Indications
Ot q ackdow n n that quarter. Money
does not appear to be lacking for this
equipment of the Greeks, and large
supplies Of arms and ammunition have
been forthcoming, from what sourcss
Is not 30 clear. There is one feature OF
tn situation which should not be over.
loonked. The Greeks are animated by
the strongest feeling of wnrlike Ell.
tbusinsns, while the Turks aro said to
DO suffering the greatest privhtiOns,
without pay or proper equipment,
which has made them suilen anu
resentiul, but far from desirous OF
entering upon IN aggressive cam.
paign.
Ii war is declared the Greek army
from Lsrissa will probably try to en-
ter Macedonia with the Crown Primes
Constantine, and second Greek
army will attempt to enter EpiIus
from the vicinity OF Aria.
1t 10 still possible tOat war may be
Rverted by timely concessions to
Greece, such as the withdrawal OF all
Turkish armies from Crete and the
selection OF place George OF Greece as
governor OF Crete, with the under
standing that when quiet is restored It
shall be decided by the plebiecite
whether or not the Island shall DO an.
nexed TO Greece.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
RUSSIAN POLICY.
Tho Gar Ssnds $4,000 noubies q:
Cretan nunerers ms Athens.

Tho Gar Ssnds $4,000 rtoubies ser
Cretan Sufferers Hs Athens.
LONDON, March 24.-A dispath to
the Chronicle from Canea at midnight
says the transport ship Clyde, with
the British contingent of troops, has
arrived ana VIII land them today
Wednesday,
The proclamation of blockade con-
sists Of tsven articles. The first pre-
vldes that no armed person and no
person OF Greek nationality, armed or
unarmed, shall be allowed to land
without the authority OF the senior
naval officer on the station.
The remaining articles OF the block
ade limit ana state the conditions
under which vessels are TO be searche
BY the terms OF the SIKH article,
Greek ships found within the blockade
limits will be treated as hostile vessels.
By the seventh, any Greek torpedo
boats observed within the limits OF the
blockade will be Hired upon as soon as
they come within range Of the inter.
national fleet.
The proclamation makes no allusion
to expurls, but ss two British ships
which have been loaded at Canea have
been forbidden to leave, the pIesump.
tion 10 that they are also debarTeu by
the conditions OF the blockade. The
shippers controlling these vessel. have
lodged a protest against the prohibition
us unjust.
The Daily Chronicle prints a rumor
that Lord Salisbury anu the cabined
discussed yesterday the sultsn's &C.
ceptapce OF the proposal o. the king
OF Greece to nominate Prince George
f.N ..
Chronicle prints also another lobby
Iumor TO the effect that Great Britain
has declined to be party TO the starv-
Ing OF innocent Cretans In the interior
OF the Island, and report that British
ships intended to run the blockade,
cOntending that 1t is indsfensible
under international law, as neither
Turkey nor Greece has openly declared
war.
Tho correspondent OF the Chronicle
ct Athens says that on his return
from 81. Petersburg on Monday, Nj.
Onou, the Russian minister to Greece,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

&WAsHINGroN, March 28.--As owl.
dence OF gard for ex-senator Dubois
and his efforts In behalf Of the silver
cause, u number OF senators and repre-
sentstivos OF that faith In this Congress
rendered him a dinner at the Welling.
ton hotel tonight. Those present In
cluded Senators Cannon, Mantle,
Pettigrsw, Turner and Stewart, and
Representatives Hartman, Shatroth,
Jones (Wash.) and Newlsnds. A
number OF ;th0se pTebeDt made
addressee, including Messrs. Cannon,
Pettigrew and Stewart, and Mr..
Dubois responded. Tue policy to be
puTsuediby the si!verites in regard t.
the tariff ard the money question
was uisCu3aed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

LONDON, March 23.-The Times ID
an editorial this morning gives an OK.
preston to anything but salts cd
feeling as to the senatorial nmend-
ments TO the treaty OF arbitration. Il
says: The United States Senate has
done what optimists affected to be.
lieve impossible and what the cooler
observers thought extremely probable.
IL has destroyed the srbitrstion treaty.
II has struck q blow at the principle
o! arbitration Itself and at the conf.
dencs OF the world In the American
people. LIS action strikes note of
ievity, wnntonness and irrespo nsible
caprice such as 10 happily rarely
struck by any legislative assembly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

NEW YORK, March GA meeting
Of representative men OF various
trades interested In the expectation Of
canned goods was held today for the
purpose Of protesting against the tin
plate schedule of the Dingley bill, and
particularly that section Of 1t which
prohibits the allowance OF draw back
on exported tin cans aod boxes made
from imported dutiabie platter. Rsso.
iutions OF protest were unanimously
adopted.
In tho course OF speech: in which
he denounced the tin plate schedule
OF the Dingley tarift bill, Mr.. s. A.
Conuit oil the Central Lard Company
said: "rhe Standard OH company viii
move lite works to England, thereby
throwing Thousands OF American
workIngmen out OF Employment, II the
tin plate schodule OF the bill bsc0m = a
law"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

BELGRADE, March GA leadi j q
Statesman Ia an interview today with
representative OF the Associated
Press on the Eastern question said:
"While Servia sympalhiZes with
Greece, the Setvian government does
not regard the present as a favorable
time for the settlement of the Balkan
question. II the Eastern question is
now reopened 1t could be settled only
in way antagonislic to the iaterests
OF Servia, Bulgaria and Greece. 1t 10
therefore the intention OF Servla not
to 90 anything to Increase the exist
Ing complication"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

Houston, Tex, March 2S.-Josai
Blsnther, the alleged mur1erer OF
Mrs. Langfeldt, will never answer at
the bar of human courts. After three
days OF hard work to prevent his at.
tempt at self-destruction being sucoets.
iul, the pnysicians were iorcs1 TO give
hlm up and he died last night al
Meridian jail. George A. Dodd OF
san Francisco, the closest friend he
had and the last person VINO raw him
aftor the murder, arrived shortly altar
the death OF the murderer and iully
Identified him RS Bianther.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

LONDON, March 23.-The Times
correspondent at Paris calls attention
Ibis morning to the article In the
French Consultation which debars the
president OF the French republic from
declaring war without the assent OF
Parliament, aud says: Europe must
6s prepared for tne withdrawal OF
France from the European CONCERT in
the event the Cretsn difficulty should
require more severe measures than the
chamber OF deputies Will sanction"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
Corrssponden,a see Mckinley.

WASHINGTON, Msroh 90 President
Mckinley To-Day gavo u reception to
the newspaper correspondents sta.
toned In Washington, and the repre-.
sentativss OF the LEGAL press. AL.
though 1t was busy day in Congress,
at least $50 representatives OF the lead.
Ing newspapers OF tho country had
gathered in the east room when the
President entered nj O'Clock. His
cordial greeting OF his old acquaint.
Rnces was pleasant feature Of the
reception. The correspondents were
introduced by Mr.. Bunnell, the chair.
man OF the standing committees Of
correspondents, ana at the conclusion
OF hsndshaking the President mingled
freely with his callers and again ex.
pressed his pleasure in meeting the
correspondents OF Washington, whom
he had SO pleasantly known in the
years gone by.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

PARIS, March 23.-The wife OF
Jsnos Rlgo, the HUNGARIAN gypsy
mucisian VINO elopsi with the Pm.
cess De Chimay, went to the Hotel
Terminus today, where the couple are
staying, accompanied by the COM
missary OF police. In order to establish
their adultery. A violent scene fol-
lowed. RIgo insulted his wife, who In
TURN retorted with insults directed at
the princess.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

WAsHlNuroN, March 2S.-The soc.
Rotary OF the treasury has authorized
the collector OF customs nj Fernandinp,
Fla, TO issue clearance 10 the suspect
ed filitusterer Bermuda, now ut that
port. These Instructions were issued
upon receipt OF an affidavit made by
the captain OF the BermudH, plodging
himself not TO enter u Cuban port or TO
take on men or arm, to be Transferred
to another vessel on the high seas, or
10 do any other act in violation OF the
lava VI Ihe United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
LOST HER LIFE.

me-. Massey Drowned Near siou-.
city.
OMAHA, March 23.-The river at
this point shows riss of but six
inches for the day. Ii was stationary
at 14.6 lset fr m noon until ntghtfall.
"A special from Sioux City, tn IL
afternoon says the river there shows o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
PURE FOOD AND DRINK

Stop and think a minute
about this tea question.
Are you getting the best
tea for the price you are
paying? Can it be possible
that ,Schi2ijtg'S Bestis better
than the tea you are now
buying, although the price
may be lower Would you
lose anything by trying?
Your money back if you
don't like .Scht2hNg's Best
Asesi!liGg s Company
San Francisco bgt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24
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UNDER v EAR,

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

- 20 Mems Pants for. 81 90
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-24

80 90 Boys Suits for. SO 20.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-05-27

peen nlulng in the shadow or the porcn,
slipped in unseen and went up stairs to
the library where Harry Trent sat. One
of the witnesses, think, testified that
she had seen a short man with a dark
beard speaking with Trent late that
night"
"That evidence was not believed. But
suppose it were true, how would it affect
me? | fear your imagination will get
you into trouble, Count de Lisle"
mems clothes are sometimes worn by
women, and false beard is easily come
by" said he, with slow, inquisitorial
SMILE with means and will one
solves harder riddles than that in three
years, Mrs. Matchin."
"Take care, sir!" she exclaimed, her
eyes flashing in her white face. "4ou
are saying what You can never prove! l
can only suppose" she went on, con-
trolling her emotion by desperate eff.
fort, ''that you have been made the VIC
tim Of cock-and-bull story by a man
who is believed to be dead, but whom l
now know to be alive--Keppel Darke.
He is here under your protection, and is
rash enough to play ghostly FRANKS on
me-with what purpose won't attempt
to guess But he is an escaped convict.
Let him look to himself! will de-
nounce him."
81 give you full leave to do So" the
count answered uncon cernedly. "But l
must tell you that there is only ono es-
capped convict in this house, and that is
myself. Is it possible you have not rec
ognized me5 am Keppel Darke."
Sallie stood motionless, many thoughts
whirling in her brain.
"My claim to be Count dc Lisle is also
legitimate, however, as such things Co."
he went on. "But woman like you
should have better memory. 1t seems
you have likewise forgotten your friend
Alonzo Garcia, though you must have,
known that he lived many years in In
dia, and became an adept in Indian
magic. But tho donunciationl
Let me call an audience"
He stepped to the door and pushed /
open. General Bristowe was passing,
talking confdeutially to Miss Fitz-Mur
ray, who was leaning on his arm. From
the distance came the throbbing Of the
music, playing waltz.
pardon me-" said tho count to the
two, "hero is a lady who has something
to say to YOU"
"Oh, Mrs. Trent" said the general.
coming forward, care we to lose your
You're all right, trust7 That juggler
was enough to scare anybody"
II only wanted to say-I didn't mean
to disturb you'll was going-to have a
little tea at my house tomorrow after
noon-if you-and you, too, Miss Fitz-
Murray
They bowed and expressed their ac-
acknowledgements. Sallie drew her cloak
round her, took the counts arm and
went out.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-05-27
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-05-27

Thomas II. Bannick, Esq, no longer
occupied the small Office room on the
top floor Of n down town caravansary.
He now did business in a very handsome
suit Of rooms In a new building on
Wall street, and the cynical Office boy
had been multiplied into half dozen
grave and gcntlcmanly clerks, each Que
moro imposing than the last In the
inner sanctum, remote from the noise OF
the street, Mr.. BAnnick sat. He was
still the same good hearted, clever, hui
morous being that he was before fortune
found him out, for even prosperity can
not spoil such men, but he made an
effort to keep this fact secret from all
but his best friends, and there were peo-
pie who fancicd he was rather q severe
and formidable parsonage. He had
plenty to do. Keeping Count de Isles
estate in order was no small undertake
ing, but the count could not have
chosen better man, and Tom had now
got everything in good running order.
The count-for we will allow him still
to wear a disguise which has from tho
first been transparent to the reader,
though not to persons less well informed
Count de Lisle, otherwise keppel
Darke, called at BaDnick's Office a day
or two after the events last narrated,
accompanied by Mr.. Alonzo Garcia.
whom we last saw in the role of a Hin
doc magician. They were at once con-
Quoted to the interior retreat, and orders
were issued that no callers be admitted
1t may here be observed that Bannick
had been made a participant in the
counts secret for obvious reasons, and
Garcia also, for reasons perhaps not SO
obvious. Further than these two and
Sal!ie Matchin the secret had not gone.
SIS she all right" was the counts first
question after the door was closed.
Gas well as ever she was in her life"
Tom replied.
"Does she seem to have any recollec-
ton of the affair."
Not the least in the world! Upon my
word It's wonderful thing this hypno-
tizing business! | don't understand it at
all, and don't believe any one else does
not Garcia, here, himself
you both understand" interrupted
the count, chat there is never to be
repetition of the experiment, and hence
forth it had best be blank in our mem
Dries, as it is in hers. 1t has answered
its purpose. Sallie Matchin is now con-
WINGED that it lies in my power to destroy
her whenever | see fit, and yet all legal
process has been avoided"
"But don't you mean to proceed against
herr" inquired Bannick. Haven't you
the evidence?"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-05-27
DEATH OF BOB FORD.
THE STORY AS CY WARMANl, WHO
WAS ON THE GROUND, TELLS IT.

The Treachery of Jesse James Slayer Re-
paid In Kind-It Was q Quiet Day In
Crcede-"Charity Covereth q Multitude
of Sins"-The Hillside Graveyard.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-05-27

Write your name and address on postal card send
it to Geo w. Best, Tribune Building, New York
CITY, and sample copy of the NEW YORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed you,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-05-27

ITO Re CONTINUED
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-05-27
The Bes, Remedy for kssevlill;e.
tfSMn

From tile Fai,haoen (N. " Register
MIR. james Rowland of This village, states
tina. for twenty five years his wife hiss been
a sufferer from rheumatism. A few nights
ago she was in such pain that she was nearly
crazy. She sent Mr., Rowland for the doc
,or, but he had read of Chambrr!ain's Pain
Balm and instead of going for The physician
he wen, to the store and secured II bottle Of
it. His wife did not approve of Mr. Row.
lands purchase at first, but nevertheless ar-
Piled the Balm thoroughly and in an hours
time was able to go to sleep She now ap
plies it whenever she feels an ache or pain
and finds that it always gives relief: He
saws that no medicine which she had used
ever did her as much good, The % and 90
cent sizes for sale by J X Waters.
The Delta independent., 1897-12-31

l did not know tbs cali ius Phila-
delphia, so clicked the abhreviation
"Phir" few timea. and was delighted
in receiving . quick responss.
'-Operator-Keep this dead secret
and have delivered quick" wired.
The answer came back: 70. x. Go
ahead"
"Benj. r. Perry. 1lse RideeAeld Ave.
Phila.. Pa: Come quick TO 6idiagon
The Delta independent., 1897-12-31

aixht. Kicking on my shoes, I entered.
A ahutlder ran over me At the thought
of again descsnding into the scpuichral
dsrk mesa, but there was not that horri-
BILE fear, that unaccountable terror In
the Thought which had 50 completely
tiemornlised my nerves on the former
ocrasioss. I was prepared now. was on
a hot srent the essd Of which promised
. tangible result. AZ the same time, !
fwIly reaIissA she danger. lwss alone.
sipeie-hsadsd, against ] knew not what
odds.
OItdiae noiseisssiy 70 the cellar-way'
ravsod and listeosd. To0bhks
.sarnee wss shout me-
with the utmost caution. bess the Old
~s.irway should creak under my weight,
4 des-rsded. Tie instant my head
49, below the beveI Of TIE 6oos. faint
ssrr.h Of kgAs In he oppoeite wall
-ssvrk ~ eye. The painted door waa
49,.
ssl 1 esssp - sAe Dsss step. Wosid ~
-, s.und agsin. sRd shsseby give III
sSrrn? I1ow esuld ssosd it7