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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-20

When Judge Hooker drew at
tention to the fact that the time
of the circuit court was taken up
largely with cases that should
either never come into court or be
settled before a justice of the
peace he made u statement of
which very few tax payers fully
realize. The cost to the county
in trying these petty cases is al
most incredible, and we feel GER
tain that when the tax payers
realize the euormity of the outlay,
to say nothing Of the time spent
in our criminal court proceedings,
they will give heed to the advice
of Judge Hooker when he urges
that our justices throughout the
county become better posted in
the law and then be given more
scope in the settlement of petty
criminal cases. Take our last
term of court for instance. 1t
was not unusually expensive, yet
it cost the county nearly $4,000.
With the aid OF a trusted clerk
we have obtained the expenses of
the criminal cases. They are as
follows: Witnesses before grand
jury, S4SS.1O; jurors fees, ST.
2O1.15; state witnesses, sos;
sheriff's costs, $500; total, 81
600, S5. This is an average of Sl35
to each case, and in many if not a
majority of them there was not
One-half this amount involved
The facts indicate that we need
some reforms in our courts, and
a good place to begin is just
where Judge Hooker indicates.
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In the Interest Of Labor

One or the subjects to come be-
fore the approaching session of
Congress VIII be the creation Of
an Industrial Commission. 1t is
proposed to constitute il of nine
teen members of the United
States Senate, appointed by its
presiding officer: five members OF
the House # Representatives, ap-
polnted by the speaker, and nine
who shall represent the various
industries and employments Of
the country, whom the president
Is 20 appoint ''by and with the
consent of the Senate. = It will
be the duty Of the commission to
investigate and report upon mat
tiers pertaining to immigration
labor, agriculture, manufactures
and business. and in order that
it may do this it Is 10 be author
lied to summon witnesses, ad-
minister oaths, send for docu-
meuts, etc, and to suggest legis-
Iation to Congress such as may,
in its Judgment, seem TO be re-
quired in order to harmonic the
interests OF employers and en-
plCyed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-20

An intrepid courage is at best
but holiday kind OF virtue, to be
seldom exercised, and never but
in cases Of necessity. Atfability,
mildness, tenderness, and a word
which | would fam bring back to
Its original Specification Of virtue,
| mean good nature, are Of daily
use; they are the bread Of man
kind, and staff of life.-Dryden.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-20

,oH-rcri":.- 80 lamps for -. Fets-~!.lr-
Nav.tya Rive. ard -. West and Havana
steamers. steamer ~'Isuata--'' for all Iu,at-
uE NgGH-"- river. II ~rs-E Tor Lit ROSE. At
Waldo steamer fr- -!.lT,s.- Connects - ITALIA
hJ>-.,' Tor -. Marx arr. belle aud Npl Iafai-
L'...''.".. River steamers. Connects At Dca!a
Tor = ruI.-a---. Contacts al F-Tnand.na for
Brunswick.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-20

Phil p D. Armour's life is
threatened because d Mlnnea polls
Spectator got on the wrong side
of the "wheat DEAL" became in
sane and now blames Armour for
it. Two policemen are guarding
his house.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-20

All baggage viii - checked from the Union
Depot. Tickets will still - -uld at the city
Ticket Office. 49, Hogan street. a. well a. al tbs.
Il MON Depot ticket office.
L. W CAMPBELL. Passenger Agent
J. +. MARSHALL. Ticket Agent -. West Raw
street. corner Hogan. Jacksonville Fla
MALEEE g C"LENAN. Genera! Travelling A.t.
JOHN DuZIEg. Agent. pcala. Fla
~ =. PENNINGTON. Traffic Manager
\ o. NACDONELL. General Passenger Agent
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Hermitage Dairy.

This dairy viii deliver to you
every m0rntr- sweet milk al 5
cents per quart, guaranteed to
test higher than any sold in
Ocala. Also pure cream a. So
cents per quart.
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N"-. - and - Fast Nail. >lcrpers between
Nv wrk and Jacksonville also carries Nash
Nls4e sleeper and the Cincinnati. sleeTcr via
ASl.ryille.
N"-. - and = carry through SleeTsc-~ between
JacS>"Ivi.le and New York in connection
with and II and and and 10 with Pullman
~!eefer- h"twe-n Jacksonville and Tampa.
for Nashville. This l. brought into Jackson
willie on return by -.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-20

Compound Extract Of Celery,
a reliable laxative, regulates tb.
kidneys and bowels. Sold at tie
Autobiography drug store
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-20

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money # it fails 30 cure. 25c.
The genuine has L. b. .. on each
tablet.
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CINCINNATI AND JACKSOSyILLE
Macon. Atlanta. Chattanooga. Cincinnati
'hicaEp. Toledo. Detroit. Cleveland. Louisyi!l,
SaShV..L. and Indianapolis
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health than any ether medicine. It's
wonderful cures Of the worst cases Of
scrofula. running sores, ulcers, salt rhauna,
ETC.; OF dyspepsia and other troubles
where first class tonic and aid TO diges-
tion was needed; Of catarrh, rheumatism.
malaria and other troubles arising from
or promoted by impure blood, have made
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hey All

"There are fGds Z medicine as well as
in other things" said a busy druggist,
"but the most remarkable thing about
Hoods SacsapariIIa IS that customers who
try other remedies all come back to
Hoods, and this is why the enormous
sales of this medicine keep up while others
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and in short time go OFT OF sight en-
tirely, to be heard from 10 more"
"Why is it," so, simply because
Hoods Sa-sa pariIIa has more real curative
merit than any medicine ever sold"
This is ot daily occurrence II almost
every drug store. Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the standard remedy which has cured
more sickness, relieved more distress and
made more happiness by bringing people
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SOUTH AND WEST FLORIDA AND NEW
ORLEANS
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STALL FED
BCGF

Our stall is the place for fresh
and tender stall fed beef. Best
cuts, 10 cents 4 pound. We handle
ALL kinds Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-25
INDIA'S SITUATION
0Icially Admitted 10 be Of Tho Gray
est Character.
SULTAN MAY Bg Rs.P0N siDLg.


LONDON, Auy. AL IL admitted,
even IN ilicial circles, that the news
from India Is OF the gtavest desctip.
.liOn. All thote who arc familiar with
7ue situation attach the greatest I'm.
\ ortanCe 10 the rising OF the warllks
htrldis, who are estimated 10 number
10000 nghting msn. The AiFidis,
however, only iorm part OF the In
iurgents.
a letter from Indis, published in
The Standard, empnasizss the belief
that the sultan OF Turkey 10 at the
liscK OF the whole uprising.
Tie Iuuian newspapers oommen I
severely upon VIVA they term the
Mhrqus OF salisbury's bad diplomacy.
PEsHARHAR, Aug. "a 1t ia sSis
that the a ,r..is, leu by innatic priests,
attscsed tue Sspoyr Desr Fort An
hutjeJ, abUuS noon yesterday, massh.
clsinq 500. capturing tneir rhes anu
tten proceeding In large force ~ make
ali nj .cR Oh the British garrison on
tae Llwergat.
There Is very unessy feeling In
1lsits, where the troops are under
ItrB to be In 7 adiness 10 march h.
New ChalOm, which lie the extreme
outpost on toe Afghan border, ana On
l}e edge OF the Registsn district bs-
tween the provinces OF Toba end
L shin.
slsIMLA, Aug. 24.-Later de,aile Of
tho pture vi Fort MauJe by the III.
.tireent trIbesmen chow that the gar
rilun OF that place retired st $3.50 Pun.
yesterday anu the iort was burned
malt an hour later. The garrison
reached Col. Wsstmsc1tt's relief col
UNI, comug iron X that al ll:30
pm.
At the same time that Fort Maute
vas aba u oned the kbyber rifles ga =
ri.uniug Fort JewRugers were COM
p.lied 10 abandon that piacs. Toe
area OF active fighting Is enlargiDg
rapidly.
The Atridis last evening attacked,
with great determination, the fortified
post at Sudds, but were not successfnl
in capturing 1t.
PsrOchinar was attacke today. The
results OF this attack anu Oi the light
Inc at Fort All Musieu are not know u.
There uIe TWO e gllsh ladies' with tue
patfi,un al ParJcninRr.
The British military authorities have
now mubii 2 al $1,000 mea ior frontier
| operations whicI, with tue iroutler
| gRirlsOns, make $1,000 men available
Tor use against the iusursehts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-25

EAIoaet," Surprises Everyone by
Gaming in tIrst.

I'AIoaetie Surprises Everyone by
Gaming In tIrst,
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-F unex-
Iec,e I happened at She.pshehu Bay
today, sUu the lilly L'AIOuite OF tn,
rhompecu sriug woa the FuIufity
with methIng 10 spare. Her bscA-
cts were happy. Tor, although her
victory was surprise, she was
coupsu Ia the betting VITA her stable
na,e., Gibraltar and The HuguenOt,
aud as tue static WAS the isvvTile Tor
the iRcu the ring suffered. rne other
unexpected Thing wss the running OF
Lyuls, VINO got tue stcJnd place.
The uAck was in anything but sRtiI-
factory oODLltioD, The ueAVy rains OF
last night ana tn mVfuIng having
lutusu INTO soft mud, wnicn LHu dTI.u
Uut sutll ciently tU MAKE re going
heavy sDu sutky wnon tue Tacs Wac
tun, When the fret race wac called
tue gathering was small and nor mJr.
.Hau Il. 900 were present ut quartz
TO 5, when The bugIs called to tne pVsI
the eIgbteeD starters ior the richesl
stake VI the year.
AZ L'AIUuetis passed the wire
LyIiR VS. at her tall, II head in iroul
oil Uriel, tho was mead IN front Of
PIAudlt, willis the Others were sIruDs
out through u sIxtesuth Of a mite.
In the Fall haUHicap hot finish
wss lJOkru FOR. Voter and Hsstiug,
were about equal lav rites, tue loImeI
havlDR the Call al the cIOsr. The statt
wss lO,r nuu HastiDgs anu NOteI
went away III the lead. They ran
iGcGed to the head OF the sire eli, wb.I
CleJphas jUiued them, anu 1t Looked
ike c,Usv hnisu between tue lrlV,
Tut Ornament came from the rear
wiIn rush auu wOu easily.
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BRIEF lELEGRAMs.

Athens, Au.. "a. Ths British,
French AMI Russian emuassauuTs To
Greece have L0lified theT respective
: veTumenIs thatIt ID imp, sslDle Tor
Greece to pay en- indemnify exceeding
3,OtO.UUO lOunus luGkish.
Greenfield, Ind., Aug. 2s.-At the
,aII gtOu, DIS yesterday, Lady AnueI-
son, n gulueie,s pRciug wonder, paceU
d mile tue hsll mile pacing track,
IN 2:OS Il i. RIuIng experts Este IA
half niiIe .feoa ~ i've or xix seconds
siUw or IMAM mile track.
Kansas CITY. Mo, Aug. 24,-Tho0.
Carey, one Of the pTopTietUrs OF TIA.
Dsrby pol room, wnIcn was raiueu bJ
tnu polIcs last week, was tried befo 10
Justice hrueger lousy for maintaining
a pub Ic nuisance anu was uIschRigeu.
As a result OF toe decision, the thTes
pool rooms which have been clos ed
siace tue raiu VIII be open iJr busi Lee
tomorrow.
Seattle, Wash, Aug. 25.--Grsst In.
terest IL shown III tuc ex. ec!ei arrival
81 the PORTLAND, and all sJr,s OF specu-
'ations ss 10 The probable amount VI
gold che Will Drilg ara heard. She
will probably arrive tomorrow. being
reported of Cape Flsuery tonight.
L1oRouls nave been posted all tn.
way 10 the mouth OF the straits 10 re-
porl the first sight OF lnp steamer anu
The popuiace Is ready ~ 20 Wild With
enthusiasm when she arrives.
SParis, Aug. "a Baron Msckau, one
OF the ch,ei promoters Of the charity
oaz,r OF the Rus Jes0 Goui III, whion
was destroyed by fire on May 4.n last,
with n loss Of over a hunIreu liv,t,
hiss been sentenced to pay fine II
500 france. One Of tue empioyes ot the
acknowledgement establishment, the .sec
ION III wnich the fire broke out, wGt
sentenced TO one yeaI's imprisJnmsn
and o ned, and another empioye was
,enteucsI to eight mOnths' imprison'
mcntsnd to pay n fine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-25
GOvERNnLNs OwNERsHIs',
How II Operates IN Prussia as 90 Rail-
TOndt.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 2l- Consul
Monaghan at Chsmnith, Germany
T. az sent 20 the state dep,rtme 1t a re.
port on Prussia railroad.
estate ownership oil tailfOajr." he
says, "plays an important part In
Pfussla's fnances. Earning enOrmou 8
Gums, serving commsrcs and manuiac'
turtr, in times OF peace suI tor oil
strategic puf poses In times OF war,they
have IN 10 than jusu6s the Brgu.
meats that urged Ihe governm ent TO
| own them xnu the liberal policies that
nav. put them dow add pushed them
| out into all parts OF the empire"
The receipts for ls96.07 have gone
bsyoni tue estimate / me budget Of
| ,O2O 5g2, 400 marks ana the estimate
Tor 1897 IS is l.ll0,3lO. $50 marks.
while the total Income Of the
kingdom 10 only sllghtly more
than two billion maiks. Alter giving
statistics In some detail, the con.
sui CONTINUES: mo other branch
Of public property psy5 10 surely anu
| so well. The certainly of the receipts
of this sizs, the tase with which they
are Obtained, their cash character,
render them the IN 81 useful of all the
moneys turned into the public treas.
ury.
"Ho0 successfully they are run in
ether respects, whether better thsn
they would have been under private
ownership, IL Is nsri to say. The
State has hsd its hands on the road
from the verv hsgipDing. Seeing
how successfully they would aid ar.
mics and also how necessary they
would be TO the development OF the
empire, Prussia did not hesitate to
take the railroads over to the state.
Taeir quasl-publio character has
helped tue people to understand that
they should be controlled, 1t lest, II
Lot owned by the state. The ten
dency all over the empire is toward
state anu city ow Bership OF all kinds
Of transportation facilities. as well as
OF tsiesrsphs. telephones and Other
means OF tion."
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TnE NKw .ARIYF.


Probability THAT ,hn Decision VIII
lie adverse io ,suRd nm Railways.
WAsHISGIoN, AuL AL sunJeT-
sto' mat Attorney. General Mckenna
VII hnvshis opinion Oh section - Of
Ihs tariff bill by FhJay.
There IL considerable speculation 10
10 now he VIII interpret that much.
tnlkol-of section, but he has kepI his
own ecu ntel anu has been good lls-
tener hnh RS der OF opinions from
others. HI has at u got the opinions
exlerts anu mas mnuy beiOre him, In
addition TO ne briefs OF the lawyets
who appeared for the railroads.
II Is understood thut the attorney
Reuernl had conference With Col.
W. Il. MORRISON OF the L tsrelale Rail-
way commisslOn, At when this sectIy II
was ulscussed. CJl. MJrr,eUn's opiL-
ion IL valuable, because LIE has hau
cousiJeIs bic experience IN tarii legh-
lau d, as well Us In constituting railway
legislation, aud behaves That section
% clearly imposes user eliminating
uuty Oh goo coming ir NJ JaJnn ami
emma ID British snip, to u Canadian
port anu Into this c4untry over tue
Canadian Pacific railway.
Ctl. MORRISON suggested 10 the at.
toruey general that whoever worried
the amendment to section % leit little
doubt rs 10 It's meaniug.
VINE asked about the wisdom OF
such IL ,.sIaiion, the Colonel ssiu that
WINE no was not q pTotectionist. that
was the policy OF this aJministratiOn
anu the purpose OF the new tariff law,
a. d he saw NO iuju'tice. in gong bacs
TO the fiTst principles oil protection. as
laid DAVID In the fret tarii laws, AMI
project the vessels ara ralirOsd. OF the
United States rs well as the manuiac.
luIgFs
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CHICAGO, Aug.24 - The prosecution
lutue. clever tT.ca On tue deieuss to.
Jay In the trial Of A Iolph A. Luetgerl
ior tbs murder OF bis wife, by pr ciicR.-
ly h,q;iesoing to the objections VI the
uelen . 10 the drawing VI a jury under
tue new Jury commission law.
Tee objections, It was uuderstood,
were maue by tho deiense merely Tor
the pufp.se Of prtvlding au oppUrtuni.
ty to tsse tho case before the euptelDe
court ON writ OF error should 1t 60
against LuetSert, anu the dsfeuso was
evidently much chsgiined wht n
Judge Tuthiii sustained the objections
anu oruereu u SPECIAL venire Of 100
men under the old jury law. He Issued
an order Tor q special venlre OF 100 m, n
snd the case was adjourned until to.
mnIIuM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-25

LITTLE Rock, Ara, Aug. 2i.--Nsw
discoveries u valuaOe deposits o.
pears In lakes and rivers In ArBaasss
hsve adiei greatly u the excitemen
already x.stlng over similar uiscov-
erie., anu tUdhy thousands OF PEOPLE
ate wading thruu,h the water In
different parts OF the state searching
TOT the precious gems. Toe latest apI
most sensational Uisc yveties were
made III the Arkansas river and the
greeks, lakes anu bayUus near Little
Rock, wnere PEARLS have hren picked
up ranging In value from SO To $500
each.
Hundreds OF people are working the
Saline, White and other rivers, anu
many vslus nls finds have been re.
pJrtet. Additional discoveries Were
uiads on the Fouroue river yesterdBy,
anu hundreds OF people are swarmins
to TINT cream.
A ST. # representative OF the AtkaL-
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OPERATIONS ARE ANGRY.
They nnke vigorous Attack On
Pr"sidsut Rntcbford.

They nnhc ~ vigorous Attack on
pr-sidsut Rntcbford.
PiTg sBURu, Pa, Aug. "a = The press
cOmmIt,Ss W tue operators who pur-
ticipatei in the conference issued
statement tonight purplriing To be
an account OF the proceed ngs in con-
ierenc.. Alter reciting the several
propositiDns under dl cussiJn in the
conference anu empha IL ng tue lac
that the miners' represent atives per-
EN- ptorily reJeced sill propositions
submitted by the operators, The report
say:
81 cop rators feel discriminating
these various prOpCsino for n settle.
ment by Cancellation or arbitration
they have exhausted every effort In
trying to brin. ABOUT q settlement with
tue uflioials OF the mineIe. This Irj.
position OF Mr.. RltchiJTd could MOI Dc
accepted bscsuse II meant an advance
OF ga per cent in wages aud would
entail IIrepsrsble Losses upon the pro.
ducers. The price At which coal con-
tracts have been taken Tor this year
were forced by the conditions
which ruled the markets in open com.
oelitipu from oiher pr ducing fields.
IL should be rem SIN Uered that opera.
lOIb htt SShbNHbttJ WIN
two foIces-the pres u,s OF buyers 10
get the lowest price, whicn is deter.
mined by remuTst less competition,
anu by the miners who demand the
MI hest wage rates at all times. In al.
dition to these Two faclore is the cost
OF trans oTtation to the market.
"Amicable and COT ciiial0ry methods
nave lRiIed 10 convince or tU mLvS the
leaders. Toe responsibility Tor what.
ever prlvatious iUll,w to The miners
al u their families must rcst upon the
minett' officials.
sue mipsrs' officials having re-
ected the proposition maue Tor an
agreement tue operators can only ask
the mi ere to consider the exIstinX
conditions ami stk the mselves whether
they are JUSTIFIED in continuing line
OF action VIII Oh Ia die stCrial or are
willing TO work at a pres which I'M
partial RroitraIors may ueci 10 TO be
TAR and Just unuer existiug condition,
board guidet by the impulses 1 4
equity anu Justice aud having the
sy mpathy OF humanity In the scale 4. Z
the mintIs."
COM uu'ng, the report attacks Presi-
debr Ratio { ri OF tue mlner' or ami
zstiOD. ALsntlon IL c,lIeu TO tue lucI
that he lives a. Columbus, o., "lhe
home Of tie leauiUg OPERATORS OF the
Huoki u Valley" anu muon siresH Is
aid on the current report that tie
Hooking VaIl'y operators have patio
TO ths miuers' UIganiz 'tiOn more ihaD
81 900 ACTUALLY uutilg tue pasl
iuur years. Theu 1t Is broadly ststeu
that the action OF Mr.. r ten ord IL
not ab We suspicioU upd ~ Is strongly
intimated that the mIDefs' OH cisi,
sie acting in league WITH tbs II Iokin p
Valley operators against tue Interests
Of the PitisUurg district mineTs.
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sas G.z.ite, VINO has spent much time
In inv.sugaiiug the matter, says there
are finy.ssvtn streams la the state
that are rich in pearls OF large size
Ii has now developed that in the
course 70 tu vey grade IN White
tive IN 1895, $1,000 worth Of pearls
were collected by memoers OF the
party in tue course OF thor uutie'.
Resent discoveries lead TO the asser
ton thet never in mans history were
% macy anu 30 large pearls discovered.
Pearls OF from thirty to nifty grains Ia
weight are no uncommon things 10
ma IN the POSSESSION OF couutry lads
who fish ( pearls tor rsaiime. The
cplor OF the pearls found 10 that OF u
saline rJte, am the texture is FIRST
ulntt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-25

sT. JOHNS. II. f., Aug. 25.-William
WhItewAy me premier has lust re.
turned from Il mon, where he had
gone TO attend the diamond jubilee
festivities. He has been accorded a
series OF popular receptions.
The pubic 10 auxiOusIy awaiting
ispnuluncement Of the result OF his
inIsIview with the beads OF tue vari'
Gus departments OF the imperial gov
srnment. Owing TO the poor prices
brought by uOufish in the Eur pear
markets some new policy must bs
adopted by imperial statesmen with
reierenc TO the colony and the French
elaine, In order tO Insure the future
PROSPERITY OF newfoundland.
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NEW YORK, Aui. 25--A dispatch
10 tue HvfaiI fTsm Panama enya:
The H,ralu'd cofIespo dent in San
Salvador says thar the country hss
teen forced W tue .lump In euvst t.
ndopt az I'D stauuatd. OWN To the
Financial trait. In which Salvador
urd II rsel, the depressed "a IA oim.
me CO sud the apparently hopeless
future, tsiUent Gui etre2 conv0ked
un Extraordinary session OF cJngrees 10
cOnsidsr the monetary crisis. Tue
president wBs author Il to negotiate
a iiteign loan o S2,O0O. 600.
The new loan viii go Into tffsc,
within two month";. A ter II becomes
opt tauve, all oustt ms will be payable
UnIy In gUlJ.
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LONDON, Aug. ga dispatch to
til. Dsny Chronicis irg M Chrisliania
.nys that Walter Wellman has been
there TO discuss proiecteu polar ex'
petition wih DR.. Nansen, wh! thinRs
Ills IDEA goou onr. MI. Weliman
expects to make has start next sum
mer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-25

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