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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-13

A regular meeting OF Red Jacket Tribe,
No. AZ, l. 0. r. M, will be held Tuesday
evening, July IA. Installation OF chiefs
and other business to be transacted. A
full attendance is requested. By order.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-13

Regular meeting of Hecla Lodge, No.
80, l. Q. 0. F., Wednesday evening tor
work in the third degree.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-13
Fine cider For sale

"o Sh"eH VI S@Ae'
Just received, new lot OF fine cider at
James Lisa's.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-13

WANTED-Girl to do general house
work. Apply to Mike Bandattene. 32I
Maple Lane.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-13

Whenever the foreign ministers have
matters of real Importance TO deal with at
the state department, and conferences are
necessary in addition TO the submission OF
written communications, they call on
Judge Day. In such cases the slight, slen-
der Ohio Judge who has for so many years
been the intimate friend and confidant OF
President Mckinley Is virtually secretary
of state. When the president wishes an
important case taken up ut the state de-
partment, he sends for Judge Day.
Mr.. Sherman is well aware that work
which would ordinarily fall to his hand Is
being attended to by Others but he Is not
captious or irritable about 1t at all. He
is, in fact, remarkably cheerful and con-
tented. He knows, as every one knows
that will take fair view of the case, that
Secretary Sherman is filling post In which
he is of great service to the country In his
own way, and that there Is plenty of room
for Others and the work and ambitions OF
Others in that great department, which Is
every year becoming more and moro i'm
portant. At any rate, every one honors
MIR. Sherman for his high character, his
great public services in the past, his record
of devotion to the country, and 1t Is ghoul-
ish to make sport of the infirmities which
have descended upon him In his old age.
Mr.. Sberman's physical health Is still
good. He is lively and active old man
and the Nestor of Americas public life
WALTER WEILMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22

her mother. the Queen Regent Emma mad Sc
lected as the young Queens husband The 1T
tie Queen declares she will remain single uh.n
1899 (she was born in August, lSso)' ana VIII
then select her own husband.
Captain Kane who COMMANDED '"e "'''''
warship Calliope at Samoa in 1ss9' has oeeh
oh,,osd nv II, health to give up his appointment
as Director Of Naval Ordnance
The first real effort OF horseess vehicies III
London was made on Thursday. when com
many p,aced a dozen electrical cabs in the streets
They resemble coupes and the accumu'a'o'a
consist of forty cells. capable of propeling 'heh
over fifty miles at a cost OF % cents. Inc rear
wheels do the driving. and the front wheeIs 40
the steering They have heavy rubber 'ires
and upholstered spring cushions are lighted by
electricity are speedy. and almost hoise'ess
They appear to be giving every satsiac'o"'
The machines seem under perfect control anu
thread their way wonderfully through the 'rahc'
The tariff is the same as that Of the cabs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
FIRM ACCISES IRIS TREASURER.

CHARGED WITH FALSFYING THE ACcouN MS
HELD FOR EXAMINATIcN.
Char'es l.. Burchard. secretary and treasurer OF
the corporation of Behr Brothers Il Co. piano
manufacturers OF No 2es Eleventh-ave.. was ar
rested on Friday night on warrant charging him
with having falsied the accounts Of the firm in or
der 10 conceal larceny. Burchard lives at No. q
Strong Place Brooklyn. The complainant Is Ed
wa Ri Rehr OF the firm. who lives at No. f2o Henry
st. Brooklyn.
Burchard was arragned I'm the Jefferson Market
,,oItrt Yesterday morning He held IN 81. 900 bail
for examination. the officers of the company and
Rmrchard wished TO get counsel to defend him. He
saws that the charge IL ridiculous
fhe amount that the hrm charges us secretary
and treasurer with having taken is said TO be un-
known II Is declared that the firm had not yet
act amount This they said caused them TO refuse
n estimat. the amount OF the alleged defacation
All the parties concerned were very reti"ent. and
no further particulars OF the alleged dcfalcaton
could be obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22

local doctor with limited field of observation
and experience will probably that the fault is in
the stomach liver or heart Generally he is wrong.
The fault is probably in the delicate and important
organs that really constitute womanhood They are
weak or diseased II such is the case only doctor
OF known reputation and wide experince should be
consulted A letter to DR.. K. V. Pierce for thirty
years chief consulting physician 20 the lnvalids
Hotel and Surgical Institute. at Buffalo, y. Y. will
secure the free advice Of probably the most eminent
specialist in these diseases in the world DR.. Pierce
Favorte Prescription has been used with success by
tens OF thousands OF invalid women. Over 90 900
have acknowledged its merits over their signatures
II promptly all weakness ard disease OF the or
gans distinctly feminine An honest dealer VIII not
urge a substitute. There is nothing in the world
lust a. good All medicine dealers
II have been a great sufferer from female diseases
.,;,.s Mr. 4 CLARK of Now Rome FLOYD Co Ca 4
was confined bed three and not able TO st IN
nv chair LITTLE got one OF your pamphlets ana
read and and got three bottles OF Dr. Pierce Favor
tie Prescription took the medicine aud received much
benefit from three bottles that induced To take
more therefore and got nine bottles. took them
and they completely cured me
d. Picrcc's Pleasant Pellets cure bhousress and
-tu. ,ipaiion O::c = dose Thy never grippe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
TO RECEIVE w. FACRE SPLENDIDL|.

LAVISH PREPARATIONS IN ST. PETERSEN re TO
DO HONOR TO THE FRENCH PRESIDENT.
St Petersburg Aug. 2l.-Presidcnt Faurc. who
arrives at Cronstadt on Monday next. will occupy
the same apartments AT the Peicrhof Palace a.
were assigned 10 Emperor William OF Germany.
Each evening the park will he Illuminated by 100
800 lights. and the iuminations OF this city In
honor OF the French President will be most SPLEEN
did The sales Of flags. coloreI globes and lanterns
In anticipation Of the Presidents visit, have al
ready been immense. and there is doubt his
reception will be OF the heartiest description. more
national than that accorded TO the Emperor Of
Germany The municipality G: s.. Petersburg,
which spent 1900 rubles the latters visit will
spend 900 900 rubles in its efforts do honor TO the
President OF France. The great bazaars and stores
have also been lavish with their decorations. while
the decoration OF the public buildings has been
planned a most sumptuous scale The entrance
Of the Town Hall has been transformed into an
immense pavilion Of rich drsperes and countless
flags and festoons. the whole being surmounied
with busis Of the car. the Czarna and President
Faure. with a background composed of masses of
shrubs and foliage. The initials 'R. F." Rapub-
tiona flags OF Russia and France will form the
leading feature of the general decorations.
The central basin OF the Alexander Gardens has
been converted into luminous fountains, while the
trees and lawns have been Illuminated. Trlumphal
arches abound especially on the Newsky- Prospect.
lavshly by the managers OF the leading cafe con-
cers and music gardens; who VIII provide free beer
and free cigarettes for their refreshment.
A number OF banquets has been arranged. AT one
of them three thousand persons VIII be seated.
Monster rcgattas bicycling meets ana other festVi-
walls have been organized IN honor Of NJ. Faure.
During the French Presidents visit TO this city
choir of one thousand voices will sing the Mar
seillaise' at various points - o,.
wi, take the general public to NEE: the French
squadron when Il arrives off cronsadt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
FOR TNIfORuITY ~ LEGISLITION.

The seventh annual conference OF the Commits
sioncrs Of the several states - promote uniformity
Of State legislation will be held 1T the Hollrnden
Hotel Cleveland Ohio tomorrow. The work OF
las; years Conference codc negotiable instru-
ments-has been made the law Of New-York New
Jersey Connecticut Colorado and Florida Thirty
one States and one Territory have appointed Com
mlssioners on Uniformity Of Legislation following
the New-York act II 1899, drafted by Albert r.
Henschel. the author OF the movement and well
known In connection win MS work FOR the Greater
New 1rk.
The subjects under AMUSEMENT OF the conference
are commercial law. wiEs. marriage and divorce.
deeds forms OF no,arIa certificates. weights and
measures. uniformity OF state action as 10 Presi-
dental electors. uniform hours OF labor In facto-
res insolvency, insurance. trading corporations
and descent and distribution OF property Each sub
ject Is In charge OF special committee
The offcers OF the conference are Lyman d.
Brewster OF Connecticut. president; Peter W. Mel
drlm o! Georgia vIce-president: Frederick j. stih-
son. o. Massachusetts. secretary. Albert Z. Hen
schel OF New-York assistant secretary The New
York Conmiss loners are Henry G Wilcox. William
T. Snyder and Irving Browne. The subject OF sales
Will PRIMARILY he taken up AT the coming session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
THE KING or BENIN'S - BhiHHi"N

Rt.Rs HIS FOREHEAD THREE TIMES Upon THE
GROUND BEFORE THE BRITISH RESIDENT.
Lagos Africa Aug. 21.-The King OF Benin VINO
surrendered on August to The British auihorI'es,
after wandering in the bush since the capture OF
Benin City by the British in February last a re-
suit OF the massacre Of an unarmed expedition under
Consul Philips entered Benin city, preceded by a
messenger bearing white flag and followed by
ech; hundred unarmed blacks. ten chiefs, twenty
wives and a reed band playing native music
An August shc Acting Political Resilient rec. ,ei
The King covered with coral ornaments ana
his arms were supported each side by natives.
About four hundred naked natives and many chefs
formed a circle abou. the King. Tho latter al iirst
expressed desire to make his submission privately
10 the Resident but the British rcpresentatlN" re-
fused and the King. after having consu tea Win hii
chiefs made an obelsance. rubbing his forehead
three times upon the ground. Ten OF his most I'M
portant chiefs did the same. and the c"rt mony was
concluded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
J,JriL BUSINESS COUPLICATfONS

# tIy rrgersJll. receiver OF the Watson d
k.rsch Manufacturing Company clair manufact-
urers OF no 10y West Eieventh-si, has reported
20 the creditors that the Liabilities are $3.50 nom-
nal assets s23 So: actual assets, s'.o9l.
The Sheriff under order OF entry obtained
nv one OF the creditors Of Charles IT, Pecknam the
,I.,lcr I'm diamonds If No. g. Maiden Lane who left
his business on July p, has opened Mr.. Pecklams
box in a safe deposit vault. Nothing whatever was
found in the box
mani against John Lynch. of San Jose. Cal. for
t74o. in favor # George Eckhard for the balance
due on a note Of 300 to the order OF the Standard
National Bank of this ci'y. 1t was served on the
"a shier OF the bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
BUYERS LINGER IN TOWN.
THEIR NUMBERS INCREASE AT THE
RATE OF ONE HUNDRED A DAY.

MORE EXCURSIONS FROM THE NORTHWEST AR
RANGED BY THE MERCHANTS AssocA-
rIoN--ADpvrIoNs TO THE MEM
BERsHIP ROLL.
The recent series OF excursions arranged ny he
Merchants Association for the beneht OF o"'"-
town buyers will begin Friday next FROM 'nat
day until August 81 tickets at reduced fstes io '
transportat.op Of merchants will be on sale upon
all the lines allied the Joint Trafic Associaton'
Comprehen sivcy the territory tapped by these roaus
COMPRISES all that part Of the country from 81.
Louis and Chicago. Including those cites hor'n Vi
the Ohio River and west OF, but not including. ous
pension Bridge. Niagara Falls Tonawanda f'ach
Rock Buffalo East Buffalo Buffalo Junction. Dun
kirk and Salamanca. y. y: Erie. PittSours an"
Allegheny. Penn: Bella.re, Ohio; Wheeling. PARK
ers6urg. Huntington and Gauley Bridge. W. va.
The tickets which will he placed on sale are good
for thirty days from date CT sale
The association has already printed ana DISTRIBUTED
some fifty thousand circulars throughout the te'i'
tory in wnlch the tickets will ne sold tel'hg 'he
merchants how they may avail thenfeNeS Vi "'
privileges between those dates.
The rush of merchants 10 this city by reason "i
tho concessions obtained for them by the Mer-
chants Association has now continued exactly TWO
weeks II will he impossible. however, TO tel VIII
any accuracy how many persons rave aNaliei ''''"-
selves Of those privileges until after the thirty
days for which the tickets are good nav thp,ie'
So far about twelve hundred visiting Merchant M
ha ye appeared at the of the ASSOCIATION ana
have registered Many Of these have already re-
turned home having complied with AL the CONF,
tions necessary enable them 10 get the rsduct'o
in fare allowed on the homeward trip. Many ol
them are still in the city or It's vicinity. anl NV Nv
ones are appearing every day ana reglstsr!ns. trs
new nance signed h. the register each day pehs
on an average Of about one hundred day. .,
The application received Yesterday Ivr t,nus e
CO. collars and cuffs: the Baker Taylor soni-
pany. publisher the FIFTH Avenue Fang ~ b ,S
Head & Ca; bankers Price Mccormis Chs r C%:,
bankers: William NJ Fiess COMPANY. VIM re,
chants. the { ~ chadwick Company. manu'dct-
nr"rs Of waists: Richard f. Thibaut. wall paper
Iron clad Manufacturing Company mann,actuin,S
of enamellod ware: Princess Of Wales COMPANY
corsets: Nonotuck silk Company. silk manufact-
urers: Flint. Eddy n co. commss on mfrcnants
Frarkenthal Brothers. underwear. NJ. Martin d %.
muslin underwear: l.. II. Mace ~ Co. reirGcrator RS;
Eurchell Brothers umbrellas and paraso!s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
uEL4NS ~ PEACE NEGOTLl1LONS.

Constant!nope Aug. 1.-THE peace conference
adjourned It's session to-day owing 10 the non-re-
ceipi by some OF the Ambd ss0dors OF instructions
from their Governments.
Lord Salisbury. II H. stated. maintains the atii-
tude assumed by him with reference 10 the eIacua-
ton of Tnessaly by the Turkish forces. while the
German Government threatens 10 withdraw from
the concert Of the Powers unless the Turks be al
lowed 10 continue their occupation OF the province
until the indemnity agreed upon be paid by Greece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
MORE ARMENIANS ARRESTED.

CONFESSED THAT THEY INTENDED TO EXPLODE
BOMBS AT TWO EMBASSIES
Constantinope. Aug. 21.-The police OF TINS cay
have arrested two Armenians, at whose houses tneN
found two bombs. The prisoners confessed mai 'h'S
int ended 10 commit outragcs by the use OF 'heSe
bombs at the Russian and German embassies
The foreign Ambassadors here have received 4
circular letter firm the Armenian Dashnakzutlnm
Committee almost identical with that sent 20 thet
in 1896 declaring that the Armcnians are urea u
waiting and are resolved TO take action Tor me re-
dress OF their grievances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
pt.SE\GERS ON THE LrcaNI,-

Ilvcrpocl Aug I.-Sir Donald Smith the Cana
dian llgn Commissioner. VIII, hts elevation 10
the pecrage ihr time the Jubilee honors dis
fr.b.,ed has taken tho title Of Lord Glencoe after
Ms estate In scotland. l. passenger. with Lady
Glencoe Cslderon Carlisle. counsel for the Spanish
Legation ~ Washington: the Bishop Mississippi
the Right Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson and ia nirs
Bark. Rocno " T.. on board the cunprl Lac
steamship Lurana. sailing rom this port to-day
for .sa York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
4 NEGRO ARTISTS DISTINCI1ON.

HENRY TANNERS PAINTING PURCHASED Fly THE
FRENCH GOVERNMENT
London Aug 2l.-Henry Tanner an american
negro who has been studying painting in Paris LOT
some years. has the greatest distinction that
has come to a member Of his race In that heio.
He recently exhibited in the Salon "A work entitled
orb Raisine of Lazarus which received signal
nraise from the critics and has been purchased ny
Inc French Government for the LuXembouie ne
artist is 2 son of a missionary OF the African
Methodist Church. He has studied under 'oh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
POLiR EXPEDITION RE1i rvs.

CAPTAIN BEADE'S ArSTROIt NGAElANS HOI 10
80 DEGREES AND 40 MINUTES NORTH.
London Aug 2l.-A dispatch from HlaeSNde''
Norwav saws that Captain Boade'- Polar eNpedi-
ton composed Of Austrians and Hungarians. mas
safely returned from the Ice Sea. Ihe snip Wa
unable 10 proceed beyond altitude 81 oee'etS ~ mn
MOS north OH account OF the great masses OF 80
which encountered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
81 FFERINGS or SHIPFRECKEU CREW

Auckland, ~ T.. Aug. 9l-The survivors OF The
Norwegian bark Seiadon from Newcastle II Homo
lulu, wa!ch wrecked on Starbuck Island in
August 1896 nave arrived here After suffering the
greatest privaiions they reached Sophia Island IN
boats and remained there ten months with the IA
lives before they we're cued. The captain ma :
and carpenter o. the Seladon died on Sophia Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
vysTrB1OrS B4LLOON OVER NORWAY

SEEN At GREAT HEIGHT MOVING OVER SAHi'H
on AUGUST II.
Christiana Aug 2-A dispatch 10 the Prem
skrjdt' from Sande says that balloon was seen
on August 10 moving great height ana III a
northwes;erly direction. From the balloon d'pehded
a tackle which appeared to he luminous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
STOILOTT REPI DATES THE IN7ERIIEU

Vienna. Aug. 2i.-The sem-oficla "Abendpost'
confirms the report of the settlement OF the dif-
hculty between Austria and Bulgaria arising frcm
an interview with VI. Stoilof the Bulgarian Pre-
micT, printed in the "l.OkalaDzegtr." OF Berlin. I'm
which the Premier was quoted "a rejecting upon
the morality OF Austrian 'our. circles. NJ. SioilOn
II H. now announced has ropudiatei the sfa'.me n
attributed 20 him IN the interview In question de-
claring il to be distorted. The Incident j. now
o,ogc!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
MlpN az UNDERGROUND .yORK.

The Commissioner of Puzzle Works Is having pre-
pared an elaborate system 81 maps 10 show the soil
conditions and the positions OF pipes and subways In
the streets OF the city. Whenever the streets are
opened for any reason compete map Il hled IN the
office and fa~t * practicable these are col
lated and 4 continuous map prepared After the
water mains are laid f. Fiftn-aVc the map OF
mat street win be- complete. There are other Ihor-
oughfares ln the ci'y already r.4ialy completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
GRATIFYING EXPERIENCE
A Japestown Daughter Writes About Her
Father and Mother.

JAMESTOWN, y. WY mother suffered
with severe sick headaches. Some one told her
about Hoods Sarsaparilla and she bought four
bottles When she had taken this medicine she
was cured and she does not have the sick head
aches at all now Ny father has also taken
Hoods Sarsaparilla and II has restored his
strength and helped him in other ways." MISS
LOIS HAYCOOk. 20 Peach 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
NEW -YORK'S IDEA ADOPTED IN ATLANTA

Atlanta Aug. 2l.--The wholesale dealers, joopers
and manufacturers OF this c,ty met to-day anu per
fected an organization for mutual advantaGe MOD
alled on tho plsn of the Merchants Association OF
Ncw-York. The object Of the association Is 10
presorvc 10 Atlanta tho trade which *nould De
CENTRALIZED by This market. and To prevent the IN
roads of other markets by the inducement % low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
SAILORS AND GEND4RUES FIGHI.
MEN FROM THE ALLIANCE RUN AFOrI OF TIFF,
POLICE IN CHERBOtRG.

Cherbours Aug. 2.-There has been disturb
ance here between the French police and some sea-
men Of the United States corvette Alliance. Inc
police IT appears arrested ore OF the American
sailors. who was accused of refusing TO pay for a
drink His comrades attempted to rescue him atnd
u conflict between the police and the sailors iol-
lowed I'm which the Americans were worsted some
of them were injured and several OF ihem wee
arrested and handed over to the ofilcefs OF '"'
Alliance. 800 ,-., ,,.
ashore and ordered all Of the cOrvettes men 10 re-
turn 10 the ship and II is believed That the lncdeh'
or1p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22

many hours each day needs
to be strong ard healthy
in every way, or she is
counting death. When her
work comes hard, and
makes her nervous. fretful
aud respondent. ard she
has stitches i'll the side, ="
pains in the back or abdo-
men, and headaches, she
may be certain that some
thing is radically wrong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22

., DILL are the only pills 20 take
IOOu , i-liiS with Hoods Sarsaparlla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
STITCH
STITcH!
SrITChi

| II q W u .
III an W no
bend : her
back over a
sewing ma
II. f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22

WILLIAM TIC VISIT M'STRIA.-Emp'ror Will
lam will attend the Austrian military manpuvres,
arriving at Toiis on September -. and remaining
there until September L.. Then Emperor William
and Emperor Francis Joseph viii proceed 10 Mo-
hacs TO hunt stays ard VIVA boars on the pre-
rvos Of Archdukr Frederick OF Austria. On Sep
TENDER 20 the two Empcrors viii p.occed to Buda-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22

FATALITIES AT CAVALRY MANCftNRtS'
At the military manpuvres near Doeberi| 'n's
week the Third Cavalry Brigade OF the "uafd
'orps had many accidents. captain Won brorket
of the Second Guard Dragons. was immersed ana
killed six other officers were seriously nur'" anu
twelve men wee injured or crippled for NE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22

Berlin August u.
SENSATION At AN IMPERIAL BANQ' ri -
At the banquet az Wihclmshohe in honor oil inc
birthday OF Emperor Francis Joseph remark OF
Emperor William to General Wndcschgraez. the
Austrian military attache. created some sensation
Lifting his glass, His Majesty said: = trust that
all Observation-Disclosures are now buried ms ~
Z. morally interpreted referring to recent events
and TO the Austrian jealousy created thereby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22

John BIGEI.OW RETURNING-The Hamburg
American Line steamer Columbia. which LEFT Ham
hurc Yesterday for Ncw-York took among her pas
s.nGcrs John Bigelow who's" departure was de-
layed nearly month by illness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22

WAIES'S ABSENCE FELT-Owing to the abb
s.nce of the Prince OF Wales Homburg this sea-
son ~ much less gay than u-na'. ana ih'r' i Z"
,ie.rth IN, re- of prominent Americans. The Prince
of Wa,.ss choice of an Austrian resort MarlenDad
Is said to be entirely due TO the coon"ss between
The Prince and Emperor William. ana the trades
mon Of Uoml,Irg are seriously concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22

JOINT ACTION AGAINST ANARt iISTS.-rhe
.orresnonlcnt here of the Associated Press learns
on good authority that Emperor William has pro-
pcscd , new plan of concerted action on the part
# the Continental Powers against Anarchists. ana
that he has obtained promise of cooperation
from majority of them The plan includes a uni
form system of watching all those who ar" known
TO hold destructive ideas. more effective inter
change Of observations and Al better system or
Identification.