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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-19
for Sale OF Gxrhanae.

10 r ALE OR E~XCHASGE.-One OF the most com.
i plete suburban homes In the market, located at
Norwalk, .ohhi one hour from New York; house has
every modern convenience. and W as built without re.
gard TO cost by days work; It is close TO depor,
schools, churches, sc. aud but short distance from
Sound bathing beach. For further particulars apply TO
A. II. BRADLEY, Publication once The sun.
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Situations aBantsd-femslss.

RlNDERY F~oREWoMAN. thoroughly erperienoed,
drets A. box lB4 sun onice.
STEEoGRAPHER y TYPEWRITER; beginner
- exceptionally accurate; excellent referencest
Bennington, smith Premier machines. s. N. c., box
10 Sun oniCe.
WANIED-By . respectable young girl, CHAMBER.
w maid and seanlstress IN private family or cham.
Dor work, waiting, in small family; call for two dave.
best of reference. 1921 East 2lsts vt.
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Real gStatf atanted.

EARM. 10 TO 20 acres; suitable for poultry raising;
Il high ground; well watcredi good buildings; in VI.
entity OF Morristown. II. 4ANR Gaze Buckley. Lib
erty, n. Y.
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Furnished atOusss aeaatsa.

IRRESPONSIBLE TENANT wishes to rent furnished,
N well established boarding or furnished room
house; Will not buy furniture; central location.
HANSAY, 2 West l4th vt
w ANTED-A furnished house; four stories; 2 or O
w bathrooms; locality Saith 70 6gth, between orb
and Madison avs or 8Ath TO 74th. within one block
OF Columbus Ay.; rent reasonable. Address
ar g." seabright, n. J,
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asal estate for Sale or csshauas.

nESlRABLE X RESIDENCES, ali pr,ees
- and locations; mortgages about half; want home.
SEEKERS GORDON Real Estate. Yonkera.
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Situntinn afnnttd-aaaIes.


POSITION In a reputable nrm as trayeling sales'
Il man on Pacific coast; young man OF so1nsyL en rsI
lent references. Address F. N. H., po1 ~ u o"oe
VoUNG MAN age % wants steady work OF any
L kind; handy with carpenters' toolsi woulu tAko
charge of furnace; wishes to better his position edty or
oflce.
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Suburban 8sal @stats.

IN ADDITION TO CITY Co~NyRNIRNCES, Youkera
L Park has beauty. health, accessibility and npeat
spring water to recommend " to homeseeken.
g. !. AlNGLE. ~ East ARd u
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FURNISHED gsuusss to gtt---guuatru.

A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE 10 rent on
from Brick g. station; to rent by the year or Longer TO
= small family OF adults from Oct, |; reasonable to
the right partiesi the best OF reference required. Ad-
drssa ]. Q. n. 40 Halstod ST. East OranEe. NJ.
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for Sale or 90 gtt-guuutru.

CEAsHORE FARM IN MAINE TO LEr.-Most e1.
~ tended view OF ocean and mountains; river and
sood repair. lin 100 fnei b,vh bscEs ~ %uuings IN
eral spring. clans, Holsters, and deep water fishing
close by; would ike to let TO gentleman and family
for summer home. Dr. q. W. CHASE,
3T2 Cumberland st., Portland, Ne.
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FURNISHED 4onses to 3et-8rnuklsu

IOLET, ON II HILL, 1t, James place. near GAtea
Il av. Brooklyn-Three-stury brownstono house,
fnily furnishedi rent $1,000. Address owner. bog
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FinanrtaI.

For Other Financial advertisement See SfIth
Page OF Supplement.
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Real estate for ~Salr-8ruohlyu
CANARSlE
2eal estate fur Sale-New Jersep.

T o you wish 10 make money this 10
IL the time to buy; next years prices will be higher;
you can get n plot now, near houses and improve
ments. from S22o to $500. at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-19

A LIGHT MANUFACTURERS BUSINESS, rtaplc ar.
IA ticlc, patented, price only e4,OO0i uncncu,nberedi
including elegant machinery; now doing business; In.
~yestigate. Apply
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A COAL YARD to lease for a term OF years. located
n uptown. west side. close to Doth at; old cstab.
lished; rent $500 yearly; elegantly equipped invcsti.
gate. MCDONALD & q 40 Nassau.
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DWELLING atuusss % grt-aruuhlyu,
FURNISHED aOusts % Eet---Cita.

EoR RENTAL elegantly, fully furnished apart.
= nent house of 10 rooms, bath. In the Palermo, l27
T. b1th ST.; rent $500 per month. Apply to Janitor.
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A LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE located close
n to Central Park; elegantly equipped; old estab.
lished; price only 81, 900; u~nrncumbered; good rrs.
sons for selling; strictest investigation allowed; bona
rde. 4 l40 Nassau.
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flats and apartments asantsa, a'hlsn

A FLAT OF . OR o ROOMS in stuyveSant or Red
1913 sun ONCE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27
y,i s;fp

., hoF'TM Saturday, June
IN I'm 1871 at 6:20 o'clock Il. m, LEWIS
HOtFMA n. aged IS years.
me funeral will take place from his
iato residence. No. 204 North Marshall
avenue THIS (Sunday) AFTERNOON at
cd 10 attend
tAND.-At the residence, No. GOO Chest
nut W corner of King street, Portsmouth,
"a; Mt 1851 j: M. June 25th, 1897, NJ AG-
GLE. wife Of Samuel r. Hand. Jr
G. tunernl services will be conducted from
nj; ~: paM US Catholic Chapel at o'clock
ItlS tSlindaS) AFTERNOON. Friends
ana acnnaintances invited to attend
RARTEN.-On Saturday. June g6th 1907
IL S;3o p m. at Christ Church Rectory the
NEN. Or. OTTO SIEVERS-BARTEN.
,fC nnera. services Mt Christ Church on
MONDAY. JUNE 2Sth at II oclock q IN
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July Excursions Rates on
ssHOrfolt and Western Railway.

'ssSS On July 3rd, 4th and 9Th excursion
ticket will sold to all stations on the
ain efof the n orfolk & Western Railway
nitrate Iof one fare for the round trip,
good fol. return passage until July 9Th
.ssor5S further particulars apply to c.. e.
sseln agent, Norfolk and Western de-
PDt or to c. H. Bosley, city ticket
agent No. PIP Main street.
~. r. w. COURTNEY,
Sn27, 29-5ui2 Dist. Pass. Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27
|. O. O. F.

The members of LAFAYETTE LODGE
10. y. !. - q. r.. are respectfully invited
TO assemble at their lodge on Church 81 ,
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at 1 o'clock
ior the purpose Of attending the funeral of
their deceased brother LEWIS HOrF
MAN. p. G. Members OF sister lodges and
transient brethren arc fratcrnnlly invited
10 unite with them. = :
3v order Of the ~ G.
1eN-lt VIM. ERXLEBEN, Sec
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27

THE FIFTH ANNUAL. MEETING on
! the stockholders of the CHESA-
pEAkE CLASSIFIED BUILDING As
S0GiAIiON will be held on THURSDAY
EVENING. July 1st, 1897. at 7:3O o'clock,
at its office, No. Berkeley avenue, Bcrk-
FOSTER BLACK President.
ju1S-2w M = 800
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27
silver,

sSsnhe free coinage Of silver Is attract
stle;S the attention Of the political world,
but the S#Sl low prices at which Messrs.
4 sTeenwood Bros are offering Sterling
Htlyer.#f Ware are attracting the general
Oily Ing pu blic to the popular 1.-THE CasA-
ssf Special midsummer sale Is Great
itlg. an active demand and new goods
s3gyninE In In an unusual quantity FOR
The hummer season. Keep It up.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27
n SV.@EI. II. Trice & Co.,
sal8s.i.s'stp and Rental Agents. Corne.
Ssssss Fanli and Plume streets
FOR REM

FOR RENT.
mr. Sss2 Gsl DGNCES:-ss Duke IS Riley, 900
ST. 1928 Chapel ST.. 10 Wake, 307
Essnnurch, " Cottage Place, l2l Falkland St,
l4sS ana 3b7 CRANKY ST., is and 10 Arlington
Place 81 Holt, 172 Riley. 1888 Maltby ave,
e3pE Granny. 10 Mariner, 1872 Kelly ave
}s.s TORES:-Commercia Place. ass Main
sgal Main. 252-4-6 Water, ~ Church. 81
Commerce. Hotel n and % Talbot ST.. rs
s an! Talbot. 81 Bank el5, 2l7 and PIG
Eg ~ CHURCH. 81 Queen, 5S5 y i. iGi Bank,
&aI2{ Ora y.
33sssssitFIsATE :@-:,2 Church I. .rn al
ss8ghurch H. Bank. 3S4 Main Church
and 2? Talbot, 80 Bank 81 4, ,iigh st
ST, 30 Ban. *
;Gs ;Iss4 Main ST., ~ ,lan ST., lot
s6sonal Bank building. Atlantic St
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27
8 NJ KeldTee NJ. F. Sunday School
E q 9 TO Virginia Beach.
tuesday, June 29.
s. tickets good on all trains. See schedule.
FSae27-1t tlSR ~ j77,s+ -'E1"- "~'.>>
Norroik and oss, Point.

sssaAll street car conductors will sell
to-day and hereafter at fifty
Giants q Tor the round, trip. This includes
street 8car fare in Norfolk. Sixteen
sFaans each way daily. je8-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27

sSss your eyes burn or hurt? Are you
troubled with headache? The proper
Hlasses, i'm most cases, will afford relief
Yea Drive $40 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27

Mr.. Theodore Garnett. Mr.. Bland VIII.
llams and Mr.. Fargus A. Goodridge
have returned from the University OF
Virginia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27

The "Nonesuch" club, composed of the
West End young folk. gave q very
pleasant picnic at Willoughby Spit
Thursday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27

~ ss,syhs palace steamer Pocahontas, OF the
s NJ Navigation Company. can be
Ghartered Tor the evening of July 9Th
ssSSSieptadon or the 4th) from 6:3O p. m to
a3xAtm. Price 500. je27-1t
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IN f:l;'IHNSsS.

Continued on Sixth Page.)
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aI4SE6nE Franklin avenue, West END Land
s&oiiaysa n.y. Price, 100000 ash.
sSyna goguc on Church street. nearly OPP
Sostte .Freenason: good chance for q
rood invest mont
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27

Miss Mary Cameron. Miss Mary Ma
guire Chamberlain and Miss I.lzzi,
Freeman. oil Of this city. attended the
ron led the final ball
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27

one OF the most beautiful weddings OF
tHe season was celebrated last evening
at 8 O'Clock at the Trinitarian church
when Miss Susan Nash Read, daughter
or Mrs. Mary G. Read, of this civ was
married to Shepherd Strudwick. of Rich
mond. Va.
me church altar was very lastly de-
corated with potted plants, and a large
NUMBER OF friends were present. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. M @,
Julien. 80 -
The bride was dressed in beautiful
gown or white silk and carried Bride
roses. Miss Elizabeth G. Read. Of this
CITY. was maid Of honor, and Miss Mar
saret Strudwick, OF Hilsboro, N, C..
thu MISS Mary Read. OF this city. were
oIioesHaids. All We're gowned in white
I,asiin' and carried Jacque roses Little
Edmund strudwick, Of Richmond W
was page and Frank Taylor, OF Norfolk.
Va. was best man. The bride Was
given away by her uncle. Isaac Read
Of New York.
The wedding procession from tho yes-
tlDule TO the altar was to the strains of
bohefgrin wedding music. the Mendels-
SOM march being played as the process
sion returned. Allen w. Swan was the
organist 90 '''e
The following gentlemen were the
usners: Jack Gregory and Richard
Johnson, OF Richmond Va. w. N. Read
or New York: Charles Williams. Of Nor.
folk. Va; William Wing and Charles
Washburn, OF this city. a small recen.
ton was held at the brides home after
the ceremony, after which Mr.. and Mrs
Strudwick departed on their wedding
tour.-tNeV 2adfesd (Mass) STANDARD. )
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27

Miss Eleanor Terry, of the navy yard,
has returned home after pleasant WIS.,
it to friends at Annapolis
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27

Mr. Henry Allyn Ward has returned
from Worcester Mass, where he has
been attending college for the past year.
lie IS spending q part Of his vacation
At the residence Of Mrs. William H.
Broughton. on York street
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SOCIAL And PERSONAL
What Norfolk Society Has Been DUNG
During the Past Week.
MANY EVENTS OF A PLEASANT NATURE
The Opening Dance ut Inverness Inn
Virginia Eencls-Mnrrin.e or Miss
Bette Hodges to- Rev. DIR. JsItisun-
Soirce at Ocenn vtew-Mnny Notes
OF Personal Interest.

The past week has been marked by sew
erh society events of considerable in
terest. There was q delightful hop at
Virginia Beach, OH the occasion Of the
opening ut Inverness Inn, Tuesday
evening. There have also been several
marriages Of interest to Norfolk folk
notably the Clarke Gordon nuptinls at
Newport News: the Porter. Parker mar
riage at Frostburg, Md, and the marri-
age last Thursday night Of Miss Bette
w. Hodges to Rev. DR.. w. T.. JudkLns
Mt Virginia Beach.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27

MIR. John N. Waugh and family will
!eave TOR their summer home at Blue
Ridge Summit. Pa, next Thursdav
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27

The following, who attended the clos
ing exercises Of the Virginia Military r.
stitute and Washington and Lee Col
iege at Lexington this week, returned
nome last night; Mrs. r. A. Dobie. Mr..
George Chamberlain. Miss marguerite
Burruss. Miss Josephine Cooke, Mr. and
Mrs. Tazewell Taylor Hubbard Miss
May Cannon, Mr.. Richard Wake Miss
Gertrude Wake and Mr.. Junius Jones
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-28
TELEGRAPHlC BREVlTlES.

There is no modification in the gel
low fever situation at New Orleans.
The strike of coal miners in Boul-
der county, Colo, has been declared
off.
The twenty-ninth annual meeting of
the Army OF the Tennessee began at
Milwaukee, Wis, last night.
Spain's reply has been received in
Washington. 1t is respectful in tone,
promising reforms in Cuba and an ear
ly ending of the war.
Another carpenters strike is on at
the Transmississippi exposition grounds
at Omaha. The contractors refuse To
recognize the rules of organized labor.
Captain Beck, of Fort Duchesne, says
that If 1t is true as stated, that only
Indians We're killed in the recent Colo
RADIO trouble, 1t was simply a massa-
ere.
The duchess of Teck. great grand
daughter of George III, and mother of
Princess May, duchess Of York, died
In London yesterday, after a surgical
operation for strangulated hernia.
The United States grand jury now
sitting at Vinita, /, T., has under con-
sheraton sensational testimony con-
corning the $4,000 Of bogus Creek war
rants, Il. d. Childress, treasurer of the
Creek nation, and 5. b. Callahan, pri-
Vate secretary to the chief, were re-
moved from office last Saturday, by
Chief Isparachecher, charged with im-
plication in the bogus Greek warrants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-28

Inmate of an Asylum Killed by brutal At
PENDANTS.

Chicago, oct. 2L-According to Mrs.
Louis Humpei, hc- husbands dead
BODY which was among five corpses
S,olen from the county morgue at
cunning few nights ago. was taken
conceal q crime. She declares 1t as
XXI belief that he died the same way
ssner unfortunates In the county In
zane asylum, who, it is charged have
Tlgeh mauled to death by attendants.
.el husband was a robust man with
slsh OF consumption.
,. ahe says she saw him Saturday af-
snooh and he was bruised and cut.
a. a a'Iendant would not let her see his
IN his mutterings he told her
II. nau been attacked and beaten, she
r" .'S Sunday Mrs. Humpel was
S9s. ot her husbands death. A
nv noitcm was decided upon, but
bDnuay night five bodies, among them
uusnhnd's, We're stolen from the
S,SS'sue' The widow declares the
rSs s,s We're taken as blind. to divert
~ tlclon from the real criminals and
b,siaasten II upon some ghouls in the
lca ii'I Ias, OF supplying bodies to med
vi institutions.
ga,,lr95M yer engaged by Mrs. Humpel
abrlau uy TO protect her husband from
VIII, was ordered out of the building
Rnts ne tried to interview the attend
prosroH thorough Investigation is In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-28

Vienna. oct. 27.--The present dead
lock in the Reichsrath, owing to the
German obstruction, has created a
critical situation. and in some quarters
suspension of the Austrian constitu-
tlon IS believed possible.
At today's session OF the lower house
after an uproarious dispute between
Or. Kramrez, the acting president ana
the German opposition, the chamber
ndopted. by large majority, the net
ing presidents proposals to discuss the
motions for the Impeachment of the
ministry at the morning fltunGss, anu
to devote the evenings 20 tho pli tar
the extension of the compromise WIN
Hungary for year the delay IN
adopting which is causing lnuch re-
ssntmert in Hungary, and rendering
tho massage of the treaty by the
Hungarian parliament extremely
doubtful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-28
SETTLERS ARE WARNED
c....i.,, Sent Out to Tell Of the Indian
'0"' Trouble.
Gwen INDIANS KILLED AT FIRST FIRE


colo. oct. ETA special TO
49, Republican from Meeker' Colo,
Wv No more news has been received
sl, Lily Park. The courlers sent TO
nV" ,yardens Little, Mclean and
Na,. were found on yellow creek and
va 10 RanCeley this morning to
~ the settlers along the river.
We, are between 200 and 800 Utes on
Irs,,o River now. They told several
Ills when they came that they were
s,rg TO stay until they got all the
Spckskin they wanted.
Tbere were several utes seen In
cayote basin yesterday. AS they have
~ few squaws with them and as
'ssv have come in greater numbers
w. ~ rsual It is believed they came ex-
Necting trouble. "
PNvn1tch feeling is shown against War
81, Wilcox here for his indleretion in
ul,.tsrntIng to arrest u camp of forty
IaSians. as It Is almost certain to re-
imit In the killing of settlers In the
stern part of this and Routt coun-
"es' SEVEN WERE SHOT.
Rifle, Colo, Oct. zi.-Iaile NhIueh
vIicoy is stlll in the vicinity of Lily
p Stts and Deputy Sheriff Williams of
vseker has gone for a posse to join
Nm messenger arrived in Meeker
last night who was present at the
He yerifes the first report In regard
IA the killing, claiming that seven IN
slans fell at the first fire of the officers
Sgt only four were fatally wounded.
The country is greatly excited and a
1snaral outbreak of the Indians Is
feared. 40,
rawer white River. Warden Swan
vent TO the scene of the trouble this
morning. 1t is thought that the band
d Indians who made the fight have
;oined others in the vicinity and are
waiting for an opportunity to drop
down 10 some unprotected ranchman
and avenge their dead. Scouts are
out in all parts of the country and any
ottempt at deviltry by the Indians will
be promptly nipped in the bud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-28
MONTANA RAILWAY WRECK.
Freight and stock Trains Come Together
with Fatal Results.

Great Falls, Mont, Oct. 27.-There
we're meager reports here yesterday Of
a freight wreck 300 miles east on the
line OF the Great Northern road, but
officials were very reticent and not
until the west bound passenger train
arrived today and from special dis
patches from points along the line was
It known that u terrific collision oc-
cured Tuesday, two miles east of
Hinsdalc. Valley county. between an
eastbound stock train and o double
header freight in a deep cut just west
Of sharp curve.
All three engines went crashing into
an embankment and are tipped and in
such bad wrecks that 1t will not pay
10 dig them out of the debris. Twenty
cars and contents burned. Both con-
ductors claim each was running on the
olhers time.
Engineer Henry Neate of the stock
train was crushed to death under his
engine and three cars of copper ma
'enal, so that the remains We're not
recovered for twelve hours. Engineer
som Hayheld, back hurt. probably
lanlly injured. Brakeman owens had
leg broken and was internally in
;aFed Fireman Garten was killed.
fireman Ladoneu had leg broken
ana sustained other injuries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-28

Calcutta, Oct ga dispatch from
Chittagong, capital Of tho division of
the same name in eastern Bengal,
says that a cyclone has ragged in tn.
Chittagong division and along the
northeast coast of the Bay Of bengal
for eight hours, causing terrible havoc
Seven ships have gone ashore; all til
houses In the districts arc more or less
damaged; several natives have been
killed, and large numbers rendered
homeless. The port commissioners
buildings at Chittagong have been
wrecked aud the Bullock Brothers
railroad office unroofcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-28

soluble. Should the Austrian conutltu-
tional system break down, which God
forbid. the Hungarian government
would be obliged to act Independently
regarding the Joint questions Of the
customs md commercial treaty be-
tween Austria and Hungary, and OF
the charter and privileges Of the Aus
tro- Hungarian banks"
This announcement caused n great
sensation, and 1t is believed that Baron
Banffy spoke with the consent OF the
emperor king and that his statement
points to the possibility Of absolutlst
government in Austria
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-28

San Francisco, oct. 2S.-The British
ship Taymount is out $50 days from
Liverpool for this sport, and some
anxiety is being expressed for her
safety. The vessel is new one and
and 1t Is thought that under ordinary
circumstances she should have arrived
here month ago,
The Norwegian ship ship Orienta is
also making n long passage to this
harbor. She left Newcastle III days
ago, but she has never shown her
self to be n fast sailer and there is
not much anxiety regarding her safety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-28
ENDORSE THE CONSUMPTION CURE.
Faculty of Cooper Medical College Unani-
nous in its Favor.

San Francisco. Oct. 2S.-The commit
tee Of the faculty of the Cooper Medical
college having in charge the investi-
cation Of the merits, efficiency and
value Of oxytuberculine, the new con-
sumption cure discovered by DIR. Jos.
o. Hirschfelder of this city, has met
and announced that after patient ex-
animation they unreservedly indorse
the remedy, A fun statement of the
manner and results of the committees
work will soon be published for the
benefit of scientific bodies and medical
man
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-28

Washington, Oct. 2S-The Uncom-
pahgre chiefs are not likely to be pre-
scented to the secretary OF the interior
before next week. The official inter
prefer is not expected to arrive before
the end Of the week. and the presenta-
don win be postnonel until that time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-28

died before medical aid could reach
him. Garlock and Boyer had quite
sum of money with them, and Il rs
thought 1t was scheme to kill them
and make away with their money
The three men, together with another
man named Smith. were camped close
to town. The police are unable to OBJ
tain any clue. and the whole matter
remains n mygtcry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-28

San Francisco Bacteriologist Finds Tuber-
oulosis In the Chinese Article.

San Francisco. Oct. 2S,-Dr. j. C.
Spencer. meteorological of the board OF
health. reports that he has discovered
the bacllli Of tuberculosis in Chinese
made cigar which he examined.