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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-06
SALT LAKE SILK FACTORY.

ITO THE PUBLIC. BEFORE PURCIfAs.
Il ing birthday or other presents call at
silk Factory. n East Third south ST. and SEQ
chiefs
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PHOTOGRAPHERS

HAyE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN AT
wasatch block. corner OF Nam and second
South. First class work from 100 and up Ter
doz. AVIAN yourselves OF this chance while
heso pricea last
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w K NTS.

IS0enty cords Tor ,inesl inserted snde'
this heading, once for l5c, ttoice for 25c'
one week for SOC; ono month for SOC per
iSas. No adj taken for iess than ibc.
Wdn.s Of more than iines same proper
Tomato rate idusrfie, and Ger YesiiiEa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-06

The rxws 10 on sale at tho principal Hotels, News
Stands and on all passenger trains leaving he city
after p. N. daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-06
HOUSE AND GARDEN PLANTS.

pEsT STOCK OF PANsIEs AND DAISIES
- In the CITY. Floral designs on short
notice at Stanford & sons. cor. south Temple
and 9TH West.
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ELECTRIC FIXTURES.

% 10 OFF. -99R TER CENT Dis.
laotIicnl Supply Co 10 w. lat touth
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Subscribers changing unsir place OF rehdenes
ihould always give former a4 well " present sd
drees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-06

IND You EVER STOP AT THE BoLEY
IL House at Mercur. lfyou know the rep
utation Of the house and what it's trade ia, now
Is the time TO max some mon II you want q
hotel Ire house Ia FURNISHED complete and
you can buy the whole layout tor one.half Its
value. Can and see me.
W. f. LADD,
COS Progress Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-06
wANTED-MIs oeLLANEous.

uTANTEp YOU TO MAKE AND SELL
w 2Ou Kinds Of soap. n. u. soTtor, Baker
city, Oregon
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10 HE CITIZENS OF SAIL LAKE

7 HAVE NEVER rREsENTED sALTAlR
4 Cottage city to outsiders. u you could
only zee this proposition as exper enced tray-
elers do there would not be o lot IN saltair
Cottage city for sale at $40. W. Il. IAnD,
Progress Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-06

NEW AND SECOND HAND fURNI.
~ iuro. wagons, huggles harness, etc. at
" ebbers. 2ll stAte street
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TT YOU GOULD SIZE sALTAIR COTTAGE
4 city Two yoars hence you would certainly
take Il couple Of b ocks At $40 per lot. am
now figuring on contract for ], coo shade trees
to be set out on tubs ground in the early spring.
W T.. LADD,
5cS Progress Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-06
WANTeD-AN AGENT

TN EVERY SECTION, 10 CANVASS, SLOO
j TO 500 day made, sells at sight; alBO n
man TO sell staple goods to dealers, best side
line, !1t.t0 amonth. kalary or large commits.
tion made, experience unnecefsary. For
ieh Itdpartcul hTs send STAMP, Clifton Soap
rrufncinr' omprny tircirrRti Ohio
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7 AM GOING TO SELL THE BAILEY
4 house That means am going to sell H.
II cannot get my price / Will tai your price.
There 10 not n hotel In this country doing n
better business than the Ia ey House II you
want hotel go with me TO Mercur stop q few
days and sec Just whRl the house is doing. II
the result Va satisfactory and you have n little
money you and Will do business
W. l., LADD.
p. o. Box az to3 Progress Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-06

7 GUFss SOME or YOU WHO WANT
l. hotels are AFRAID to come TO me to ask
questions, as you keep writing 10 the Boley
house for information Your letters are Tor
wRrded to me to answer, II you want hotel
and mean II, come to me and you can 90 busi-
ness w. Il. lhbD,
r. o. Box 3T1. Irogress Blk
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SALE sMAN WANTED.

A GENT To SELL THE FINEST LINE OF
"A chocolates. glaces, buttercups ami fancy
specialtes. Good opening. Address, McFAd.
n-Mullen Co., IT. Paul Mimi,
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UouR CLOTHES TO CLEAN. 81 PER
L month. o'Meara block. rs w. Second So.
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soF SALE

HAY FOR ALE CHEAP s5-gAsH
IL down VIII buy stack OF lucern hsy
containing ms OF hest first cutting Op1'
one.halr an hour's drive TO the place No l5I
! on llth asst, near 18th South.
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LOST OR STOLEN
sTRAYED

u ALD.FACED sOIhEL MARE, BRANDED
~ :. Is. on left thoulder, weight about ~
pounds, Return to No. t57 south ilh East 81
Reward.
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wANTED-HeLr.

TT YOU WANT WORK, READ DAILY
l. our "wants'in Tribune and ueserot News.
fetty u Herkelrath, Employment Agents. No.
phone i6i. A iirst.class empl oyment agency
in every way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-06

Tn EVERY LODGE AND COMMUNITY
j good agent, canvasser and correspondent
hig pay, steady work. AddTess. Cooperation,
Denver tolo.
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A COUPLE GOOD CHAMBEBMAGDs CAN
IA get work at The lempleton-
~ GOD GERMAN or SWEDISH GIRL 70
VI do chamber work. Wasateh Bldg. 2lI
Main street
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BICYCLE RIDING SCHOOL,

HUARANTEE To LEARN FOR 81 BEST
" exclusive riding school at GIFTS dancing
academy. ]. o. o. =, hat. A. II Meredith,
55. Main street Siugle lessons qbc.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WTANTED-MEN FOR GOVERNMENT
w positions as railway mail CLERKS, car
riers, gaugers, inspectors, eneineorB, watch.
men, ianltors etc. to write at once for valuable
information tfreel; examinations occur soon
in every state u. s. BUl,EAu OF lNFOR-
NATION, Dept 70, Cincinnati, ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-06

ID EFORE HAVING YOUR CEssPpObis,
ID closets, greaso.traps cleaned SEQ ~
seavenger 70. Hest and chenpest WORK uoH''
Eingwurth y Woods 60 so. 9TH East
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FOR TRADE.
MONEY 10 IoAN,

ON PROPERTY, NOTES, INSURANCE
~ policies. etc. Notes, Mortgages, Warrants,
scrip Fees, etc. bought Elmer Darling, W.
Second south st
LOAN ONLY MY OWN MONEY
L hence no delny. no advertising youi
wants, no com miselons. Special options
RUSSELL l.. TRACY Conf block
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

Ser @sttbeper6 5pii9en Saul
feuten geftaItet fi4 in Der ionft 10 i4OneH
uat gemiit6li9en &betnea15, SsTon@
Oers in t6rem baperii9en Sbeile, pu6r4aFt
9a lit 3. 9. bas punberI9On an
8uBe Der @ogeien gslegene 8e3irtsamisz
tGbt9en 8erg5obernu nO in bemielben
8eairfsqmte bic Srtf9aft Stein tfb.
Sn pfdt8if9sn 8ldttern u 1T tdgli4 oOn
8erg3abern bic Qn5eige gu leien:
.Sreie 6abrt na9 2anbuu unb 5uriid gs=
fpG6rt bic Sirma Soiep6 u. S6arff Dpn jez
benz pfGI3i19en StdOtben aus beim @infuuf
fir nun 20 Wart".
gine unternebmsn6e 6irmu gu Stt;nFeto,
q. Sunoemer, 5eigt in pfGl5ii4en Stdttern
folgenoes an:
Tim iebe &onfurren3, beIonbers a6er et<
rer 2anbauer Sirma, gu iiberbiete1, babe
mein o6ne6in groBes Eager in Manufaftur=
paaren pergrDBert unb D~erfaufe Idnmtlids
Nrtifel, ben 6eutigen @plpreiIen entipre=
9enb, gu bebeutenb berabgeIebten Prsiier.
Sci @infauf fir 20 Mart per9iite i5 Die Gi=
%Ienbabnfa6rt Idmmtli9er pfdl3iIher Sta
%tipnen; BET grDBeren @intdufen gebe freien
Mittagstii9, eDentueu au9 mod &afTee."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
Blu sIa ..
d.

Sci benz 8anfett auf S9lpB @il6elms.
bObe gu @6ren bon &aiIer 5ran3 SoIep6'S
9eburtstage, erregte cine 8emsrfung, pel9{
&atIer @il6elm an 9eneral @inoii9grdb
ben 0iterrei9if9en Militdratto9e in Berlin
rt9tete, betrd4tli9es &ufleben, Der &aifsl
1agte nGmli9, inbem er fem 9las erbob: sd
boffe, baB ale MiBberftdnbniHe iebt beisi.
tigt 1inb." 9ies pirb allgemein babin aus
geIegt, baB ft6 Die NeuBerung bes &aiiers
auf tir5li9e @ortpmmntffe unb bic bur9 bic.
felben Derurfa4te @iferfu4t Sefterrei9s BE-
5ogen bat.
&aifer Wil6eGm pirb am IL. September
in Soti eintreffen, Inn ben Dftetrei9il9sr
M;IitGrmanOoern bet5upobnen, bic Bis gum
Is. September bauern. Mlsbann bege6an 1d
8aierWilbeIm unb&aiier Sran5SoIepb nae
Mobaeo, tim auf ben SagOgriinben oes &r5z
ber5ogs Sriebri9 0on Oeiterrei9 Stride UNI
NtIbI9peine gu iagen. &m 20. September
begeben ii9 Die betoen &aiier na9 8ubapeit,
Die unaufriebenbeit iiber Die 2angfamfeit
Der preuBtf9en unb iI9fti6en Rsgisrung,
ben bon Der tirali9en 1eberf9pemmtna
8stroffenen Gtautsbilfe gu gepdbrsn,
nimmt tGgli9 gu. Sa@ien bat ru 10000
Marf 6ergegeben, tpdbrenb Die Staot Ores
ben anein 100000 Mart beigefteuer1 bat.
@egen Der NbpeIenbeit bes pr:n3en bon
Ddles lit Der 8abeort 9omburg in oteiel
gaiion Bel @eitem ni3t 10 befuGt ME 9ez
nDbnlib unb es 1inb b~eionbers psnig pro-
minente Nmeritaner baIelbft. Ser 1mItanb,
baB Der Brtn5 ft9 CUR Sur mad benz bObmiz
19en 8abeorte Marienbab beeeben bat, nirA
auf bas tiible @erbdItniB 8pii9en Dem prin=
gen unb Dem &aifer @ilbelm 5uriidgefi6rt
Die 9Otelbeiiber unb 9ef9Gftsleute in 9omz
burg laffen tpeger Der T9le9ten @eI6Gfts, bic
tie bieIen CONNER MAIDEN, bic &6pfe bGns
gen.
Cine 8erliner 3ettung iagt, &aiier @iI=
belm babe in ieiner 0epeI9e an &0ntg 9um=
bert, in peI9er er beniel6en gu Dem Muss
gauge Des 9ueus 3piI9en benz @rafen bon
Surin unb Bring 6enri BON Orleans BE-
gliidpiini6te, ii@ Der folgenben Musbriide
beoient: Sd bin fem Srennb bes 9uels
Tirens. &ber Elm Sffiaier muB feline mili=
tdrii9e @bre nit ietnem lebten 8luts=
tropfen bertbetbigen.
Der gr0Bere She'll @6teiiens TIT BON
f9tperen @etpittern beimge1u9t norben, Bel
benen mebrere MenT9en Dom 8lib er191agen
purben.
Sn Slogan %graiiirt Der Sppbus, neil bus
bortige Srintpufer bur9 bic pG6renb Der
l1eberi3ptmmungen angefammeIten M6fGGe
Derunreinigt norben lit.
Cine OepeI9e aus Mabrib an bic
u8OInii4e 3eitung" iagt, Stnlisn, Oefterz
reid, &uBlanb unb 9eutfblanb isien aui
ben @ori6lag Der Ipanii9en &egierung e;n=
gegangen, internationale MaBregeln ge9eu
&nar9ie. %an3unebmen. Die 0auptmoB>
regel pirO bic @rribtung elmer @tcaffolonic
iein, in pel9er gefdbrIt9e Nnar9tlten au|
2ebens3eit 3uridgebalten tperbea ioGen,
Sranfrsi6 bat auf bic ipanif9e aots md
nibt ertptbert. IS pirb srtpartet, faqt biz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

fibent, prof. 5reberid &i9ter, Clinton,
Sa,; 8ire=prd1ibent, 8ep. $. 0sder, Menz
bota, ST.; @etretdr, &eD. 6. Prpe6l, Menz
bDta, Su.; S9dbmeiIter, %. 9. 8oerner,
Soma gitp, Soma,
Goo oes Generals Swaim.
General 9aOib s.. @tpaim, gepefener
yoSuboe Mbbocate General" unb i'm &ubez
itanb le6enber General Der 8~unbesarmee,
it in 8aIbington, 3. g., So Sabre alt, an
Der 8rigbti@en Nierentrant6eit geitorben.
methuf aIem.
Sobn Chambers lit in Ieiner 1ibneflta
BON Srantlin, Morgan Gountp, ST., gez
1egenen @obnung i'm Nlter BON 1O6 Sa6ren,
7 Monaten geitorben. gr mar Elm fibeles
Saus unb %erfreute. ii9 big etli@e Monate
Dor feinem Spbe elmer ternigen @eiuno6eit'
11eue Sahn.
Der Cos Qngefs &c BaIabena 9taiin11
Company ftn0 auf Nntrag Oon NnOrelp Mcz
0aln unb 9. 9. 0emen BON gbicago; S. IS.
6ugers BON YaIabsna unb 9eneral 90. 8.
Sherman BON pboenir, &0rperi3aftsre3te
perlieben tperben, Ser 3ped 1T, nit einem
&oftenaufpanbe bon $1,OO0,O0O BON Sos
Nugeles mad 9aiubena cine @tlenbabn gu
bnueh.
Streifenoe Sbneioer.
Sn SEEM 0orf fnb on Mottao
1900 S9neiber, peG9e an feinen
RDden urbeiten, unb Mitglieber Der PrO,
g~reifipe Saplors Union go. II BON De,
foaialitii9en Qbtbeilung itnb, an Den
9treit eegan9en. sic berlungen 25 Proe
gent mebr fir ieben Rod als bisber, fer
ner pD9entli9e 3ablungen, bic Entertaining
Der Union unb einen 9z1tinDigen Nrbeitstag
Our6 biefen Streif tperben 120 @ertftdtter
duBer 8etrieb gefebt. Megen oes langipieri=
gen Stteites apti9en Der prpgreiftbe Sap=
Iors Union unb Der @~ereinigten 8riiberf9af
Der S9neiber lit es mebr als pabrf9einlt9
baB bic MitglieDer Der lebteren SrganiIa.
tton bic BlGbs Der 9tretter einnebnlen per.
ben. 1O6 gigarettenma9er Der Sitieite fint
an ben Streit gegangen, um bD6ere 206ne 81
erapin9en.
S~ebensmioe.
Sobn 6. Sins, grS@taatsienator uni
friiberer 8iirgermei1ter BON Davenport, Ell.
ner Der angeiebeniten Nboofaten bes
Stoutes, fat it4 bafeI6ft erf4ofen. On:
buuernbe &rdntli9tett butte S9permutb au1
JoIge gebabt, tpoburb er gum Selbfmort
getrie6en purbe. Ser @erftorbene itanb it
ieinem bierai9iten 2ebensiabre.
Das KIonoYfefeber.
9us @olbfieber bat iebt audi Die Mar1n
I9aften Der 3olfutter ergrifen. Bonn >3oa
tutter rPerrp", pel4er ben nit S9Gbel
beGabenen Sumpfer rPortlanb" bon 9utd
6arbor aus na9 Seattle geleiten IpGte, finl
brei Mann BON Der 8efabung b~eisrtirt uni
nu9 ct. Mi4aels entflOben. sic itubtel
bon Der vNort6ern Nmerican Gommercia
Company" Elm 8opt, raubten bic gcrratbs
TANNER beg rperrp" aus unO ginger in bi
offene See binaus, UNI bas 700 MsiIen emit
fernte ct. Mi3aels gu errei9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
5sret ttir 59,ua@e manner.

SD tuerOe jeoem Mann, toitenfrei cine grDbe Der
6eilnittel icnoen, Die mir Die Oole Manuestrait piez
Derberqetelt babcn, ua@Oent aaes anOere feblqei6la=
gen bate. Sieie MeDi5in beilte nib ~boltdnOio Bpm
Nerluit Der 2ebensfraft, Itangel an 0ei6le6tliGer
Stdrte, nern0ier S6nd9e unO nd6tli6en @reiRcn,
rno pirO sic ebenio beilen. Sic t6nncn es Our6 cine
glnfrage %erlangelt. SenOen Sic mir Sbrsn gamcn unO
Man i0lieBe cine 8~riefmarte bel. &oreKe: Carl
Walker, 146 Masonic Temple, Kalamazoo, MichC
2feb1Smi, ia, il, no =
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

rS36tntein SreunbbesO reGz
ttrens," ion aaifer 8il1elm an &Dnig
Sumbert ~telegrapbirt bu6en, uaber Elm Diff
aier muB feine militGrii6e @bre bis gum
leBten 8lutstropfen OertbeiOigen." 5rage:
Worin unteri9eibet ii6 bic militdril4e bon
Der 6ir9erlifen Gbre, unb in piefsrn mar
bic miGitdri16e @bre bss @rafen BON 5urin
bur6 bic 53eitungsartiteG bes 8rin5en 9sinz
rib angegriffen?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
Mo@ ci.t 2~ismtarGbrief.

9orit &ObG bat iOeben Die ie9ste Samms
lung Der 8ismard6riefe erideinen lafIen.
8on beIon0erem SSnterefe 1T Elm 8rief, BEN
Der burnalige &eferenbar am 25. Sanuur 1888
aus POtsbum an ieinen Batter ri9tete, una
tporin es beiBt:
r9ier babe i6 iebt auBerorbentli9 bteG gu
tbun; bic @a3ener &egierung f6etnt mir elm
beferes 3eu9niB gegeben gu bubsn, als i1
Derbiente, benin DtIfe iugbt mir i9on, e6e
er nur eine 3eile bon metner 6arrb geiebem
bate, biel S9metdelbaftes iiber meine Sc
punotbett i'm Qr6eiten unb bat mid BON
9auie aus feinem &at6e 5uget6eilt, ionbern
ldBt MIDI unter feiren eiger.n 2eitrng, in
@ertretung zines trunten Nfeffors, iep6ft=
itGnoig arbeiten. Sas lit re6t gut, aber
tpenn i3 MIDI i'm SOpEa 3uriidlege, 10 tarrn
i4 beibe 0rr1e big CUR S6ulterb0bs ouf
N%ften6aufen ruben laIen. sSSn bds MilitGr
bin i9 mod ri9t eingetreten. Sd perbe 5u
Der &ompagns bes 6errn b. Nrnim geben,
bd er mir Der 3ibiGfte unter fetnen GolIegert
gu fem i9eint. 9uf feinen unb arberer Diff
5iere &atb babe i9 npeinen Ginhritt nod auf<
ge19pben, neil t6 BPM Nltgenblid bes Sim
tretens big gum 6riibid6rsman0ber tdgli9
erer3ieren muB; glei9biel ob i9 'pier5a6n
SGge pber bret Mpnats bor6er e%intrete, muB
bic 9re1ur bis gum Chamber fertiq fein.
Sd tperbe baber 70 ipdt nie mDgltd, ettpa inn
MGr5, eintreten. Meit Der &egierung perbe
i4 obrebtn eber fertig als nit Dem Otenitz
ia6r, rrlo fanr1 Dann meme f9rfftli9en
@runrsnarbeiten e6enio gut bier tpie in 8er<
lin MAIDEN. SIS 1T mir iebt ie6r piel lieber,
oaB i9 mih ni9t glet9 gum btplomati19en
@rurnen gerrelbet babe; benin ba i9 Elm.
mai 10 melt bin, 9etpGbrt mir bas NHeFor>
erar1en bod cine biel iofibere Si9er6sit; es
mag mir bernab geben ME es min, mein
6prttomnlen blet6t intnrer geIi6srt. Sas
@elo, mas 9u mir fir bic GeiIe pieberz
gegeben, babe ib bur9 8ern6drb nit pieIem
9anf er6altsn, ebenio bier Sptdgdnie, bic
bereits bas 3ettli6e g~eIegnet 6aben
SIT es bel Sud oun 10 talt2 Set bier
@o9en lit NGes petB bier unb oes Morg,ns
Ill uul7CUl VIuU JlulpN. NlI TuQCl lPCulCl<
6ii619e S3littenfabrten gerabt, unter an
heren nit 2afepibens unb S9ents na9
8alpmgartenbriid, tpp mir Ie6r mtnter
paren, Wilbelm S9ent fat einen i9redGi9
btden So6n %betonrmsn, ben mir nG4itens
tuufen nerben. Nngenebm 1T mir eigentli3
bic Nuait6t ni9t, baB ib pu6ri4einli9
man9e @efelf9aften in Berlin fperbe be-
fu9en miifen; man fat MIDI obne metn
8tf1en ulo @iuen auf bic Qifte berienigen
u@arcons" 9efeBt, bic unter 2eitung beg
9rin3en Sriebri9 nG4itens einen 8aa gebeu
perben; t6 erfubr es erft, als Die 2ifte i4on
benz &rpnprin9en eingsrei4t mar, Der, pte
es beiBt, I'M it9 gu rebanAiren, 3pet grpBe
8GIe ga6en pirb. SIS lit 9ier cine auBerz
orbentlibe Menge bon ltngliidSfGden aui
benz @tie borgetommen; Muttern piro es
geniB 6erubigen, baB i'd niemals S4littf9u9
la1fe. 2ebe rs9t tpo6l, lie6er Gatsr, griiBe
Muttern ber3li1 unb Malpin4en, es freut
MIDI, baB Mutter nit Der Wanoel 10 5uz
frieben lift. 9ein geborfanpr Sobn."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-14
Few Chinese Suicides.
From the Chicago Tribune.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Coroner Berz says that there is one ele-
ment of Chicago's population by whom the
suicidal inclination is resisted. The ele-
ment is the Chinese.
why 1t is that the Cinnamon of this
city do not commit suicide / cannot ex-
plain" Mr.. BeTz said. I'm China we read
of their committing suicide in great num-
bers. The fact remains, though, that the
only record of a Chinese suicide In Cook
county in the last ten years is of one who
was confined at Dunnlng, demented.
There is one thing, though, about the
Chicago Chinaman's abstinence from sui
eide that is quite clear. That is the rea-
son why neither he nor any of his race
will die by drowning if they can help IL.
The bodies of their dead are taken to
China for burial in sacred ground Failure
to carry out this custom Is an infraction
Of their religion. The body Of a drowned
man, of course, stands good chance Of
not being found. In that case Chinaman
would consider that the soul of the deceas-
ed had a poor show for a pleasant eter.
nifty"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-14

picion from the first, and when he eloped
with a white girl her family filed against
them charge of miscegenation. The cou-
pie were overhauled and brought back
for trial on a grand jury Indictment, The
proceeding was bold and dangerous, I adj
init, but It turned out all right.
NO trace of the mans history or par
entage could be obtained He claimed to
have come to Georgia from Louisville,
Ky. This proved TO be true and at LOUIS
vile he passed for a white man. But
nothing could be learned Of his antece-
dents. How then, do you think that the
wronged girls family established the faint
of negro blood In him? At the trial they
put upon the witness stand twenty of the
most honorable and conservative men in
the country, who swore they knew the
culprit was negro by his laugh. This
was unusual testimony, but 1t satisfied the
jury all right, and he was given two years
in the penitentiary. When he arrived at
the prison he confessed that he was part
negro
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-14
THE TRoTTING AT LEXINGTON.
MEXICAN BELLE TAKES THE
KENTUCKY STAKES EASILY.

,,c1.eV. Arlington, Pilot hoy and
VIII Leyburn Land First Money.
Racing Fully Up to the Standard.
nox Ruled on LatOnia and Five
rovorites Win Therc-RcsuIts at
tbe Aqueduct-Other Events in the
Snorting World.
lexington. Ky, Oct. 13.-The seventh
AVIS racing at the Kentucky Trotting
T51rse Breeders Association meeting was
f,,llv I'D to the standard. The gray geld
ing Mackey by Wilton, won the unhnish-
"A 9.1S trotting race without much trouble.
After Parker S. seemed to have the unfin-
f-h4d pacing race well in hand, he lost
ths next three heats to Arlington. Ace, the
fayorito could get no better than third
position.
Geers added another race to his list, by
winning the Kentucky stakes with Amer
lean Belle in easy fashion without the
semblInce of a contest, the great mare
having to go no better than 2:151s to beat
China silk, Philip E., and Timbrel, who
were the placed horses in the order named.
The pacing division of the Kentucky
Stock Farm purse was won by the Wilton
colt, VIII Leyburn, Mannella and Nancy
Burns divided second and third money.
The 200 class for trotters brought out a
great held, and Dan Cupid, from the out
side position In the first heat soon took
the lead and won somewhat handilv in
2:g9i4
The second heat was closely contested,
Dan cupid and Senator A fighting Il out
frT-IAp l,a vt-iY, in, J.,
narrow margin from the Pennsylvania
winner of 1896. The race now looked to be
Dan Cupid's, but he made a break in the
third heat, and Pilot Boy Won easily. The
fourth heat was an easy victory for the
grey Michigan horse, and by a curious CO.
incidence. the time for the first four heats
was exactly the same, 2:09A. In the fifth
heat Fred B. and Pilot Boy trotted head
ana head the whole time, the latter win
ming by a nose after a fierce struggle
Summaries follow:
2I6 class, trotting, purse, Sl,0O0 (two
heats trotted yesterday; Mackey won sec
ond third and fourth heats. Best time
2I3l2. Doris Wilkes won first heat Time
2I4l2. Kitty L., Bowery Belle, Captain
Hanks Baroness, Marguerite, II. L. Por-
ter, SNOWFALL, Zelica, J. F. Hanson Rob-
ert b., Albino and Jack Miller, also start
ed.
PIP class, pacing, purse, ST. 900. Airing
ton won third, fourth and fifth heats, and
race Best time 2:08. Parker S. won first
and second heats. Best time 2;07A. Ace,
Miss Finley, Captain Crouch, Rosadyle,
Nydia Wilkes Arthur w, Helen P, Jim
Pugh, Cadet, Old Hutch, Quickshot, Mag
gle Briggs and Miss Margaret, also start
ed.
Kentucky stakes, for two-year-olds, 81
000 American Belle won in three straight
heats. Best time 2:l5A. China Silk, Phil
ip E., Timbrel, Preston and Rect, also
started.
209 trotting 81, 500 Pilot Boy won the
third, fourth and fifth heats and race.
Best time 2:094 Dan Cupid won the first
and second heats. Best time 2:09A. Derby
Princess, Fred b., B. B. p. Senator A. and
Dick Hubbard also started.
kentucky Stock Farm purse, $1,000. 2
year-old PAGERS. viii Leyburn won two
straight heats. Best time 2:1312 Man
vella, Nancy Burns, Reelected, Tewks-
bury and Russell Maid also started
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-14
FIVE FAvoRITEs AT LAToNIA.
ROx Ruled on of LatOnia Because of
His Post FRctiOusness.

ROx Ruled on of Latonia Because of
His Post FactiOusness.
Cincinnati, o., Oct. 13.-The public had
a good day of it at Latonla to-day as
five out of the six winners were well back
ed favorites. The judges have issued an
order prohibiting Box from starting again
at Latonia. The horse is a bad actor at
the post, and for this reason his entry will
be refused hereafter. The weather was
pleasant and the track good.
First Race-Seven furlongs. Oral, to
q won, with Lockhart, to 1, second and
Grayling. to l, third. Time, 81.
Second Receive and a half furlongs.
Millsream, 8 to 2, won, with Mystery, 6
to l, second, and Dinsmore 6 to /, third
Time 1IO.
Third Race-One mile Lord Zeni, 3 to
10, won, with Carib, to l, second. and
Caddie c., 10 to l, third. Time As
Fourth Race-One miles and fifty yards.
Skate, even, won, with Carrie Lyle, IL to
J. second, and Kitty B., Is to 5, third. Time
1:46A.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. Annie Tay-
Tor, to l, won, with Bal Masque to l.,
second, and Miss Arnold, II to /, third.
Time 1:03A.
Sixth Race-Seven furlongs. Elton Jack
ct to 2. won, with Robinson, 8 to l, sec
ond. and Forsythe, 6 to J., third. Time
1904.