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The herald., 1897-10-28
SHE WAS THROWN TWICE
Plucky Mrs. Pushing in the Meadow
Brook Club Hunt

Mrs. e. S. Pushing, one of the best
horsewomen in this country, had two
fearful falls while she was following
the hunt of the Meadow Brook club
Wednesday. Indeed, it was Mrs. Push
ing's good luck that saved her from
most serious injury If not from death.
Mrs. Pushing is a bride of two months.
She was Miss Mabel Roby, sister of E..
Willard Roby, who is so well known as
a rider to hounds and a polo player.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pushing were married in
London two months ago. Just before
her husband went abroad to wed her he
was playing polo. Willard Roby was
on the other side. Their ponies collid-
ed and Pushing was thrown heavily.
His injuries were so serious that it
was feared his marriage must be post
poned. But he recovered sailed and
wed.
Mrs. Pushing rode her mare Brunette,
which has won some blue ribbons for
jumping at Madison Square garden and
elsewhere. The hunt started from Man
hasset Hill at $3.50 p. m. and the hounds
led the riders over an extremely rough
country and dangerous, for the ground
was soft after the recent heavy rains
At the third jump Brunette struck the
top rail of the fence and went over all
in a bunch. Mrs. Pushing threw herself
from the saddle and fell heavily. She
was dazed but sprang to her feet.
II. S. Page, dismounting, caught her
mare as she arose, and Mrs. Pushing
insisted on remounting. She soon over
took the other riders and near Westbury
was not the last when Brunette SHE'D
at a fence. Mrs. Pushing went over the
mares neck and over the fence. The
women following the hunt in traps
shrieked in alarm, but Mrs. Pushing
managed to arise, and, although she
was severely bruised was only with
difficulty restrained from remounting
The only other woman in the hunt was
Mrs. Edward Kenyon Stere.-New York
World.
The herald., 1897-10-28
THOUGHT HE WAS A SPY
An Experience in Paris During the
German Occupation

On March 1, 1871, after the great re-
view held by the venerable Emperor
William on the LongChamps race course,
accompanied the advance guard of the
Bavarian troops into Paris by the Porte
Maillot. AS 1 walked down the Champs
Elysees with my companion, the crown
prince of Saxony. in whose headquarters
l had lived during the siege, rode by with
his staff. l naturally raised my hat to
his royal highness, who returned my
salute, and a short converse tion as to
telegraphic permission ensued After
had taken my leave Count Vitzthum. the
princes aid-de-camp, rode after me to
communicate from the prince piece OF
The herald., 1897-10-28
Ginning Bells on Bicycles

A couple of dozen young ladies and
gentlemen of Galveston are responsible
for most unique idea in bicycling. Just
who thought out the scheme is not
known, for the credit is generally shared.
The company is termed the bike Dell
ringers" and it sprang into existence
after tf,a passage of the ordinance re-
quiring wheelers to carry lamps ana
to ring bells at all street crossings. These
bikers have fitted their wheels with
lamps of different hues and with bells
of different tones. The idea is to COM
ply strictly with the law and at the
same time to have a little theatrical
effect. The object of the law being TO
have wheelmen give notice of their COM
ing, that object will certainly be at
tained in the case of the bike bell ring
ers," for their approach is made known
by the ringing out of sweet music. They
have been practicing on the shell ROAD
out near the county bridge, and thus FAR
have given no exhibitions in town. ~
News man who had occasion to go to the
western part of the city last night was
fortunate enough to meet the bike bell
ringers" on dress parade. Afar down
the road came the silent steeds with
ever changing lights. First group of
red lights headed the procession then
came a group of red, white and blue.
then a group of green lights, flanked
by red and blue. And so the wheels and
lights were constantly changing, MAX
ing beautiful effects. AS the wheels
drew nearer the Ginning of the bells
could be heard. First a few bars were
played from "The Chimes of Norman
dy," then came annie Laurie" the
"Tinkle, Tinkle, Bells" song from
"Olivette," and as the bikers passed on
and We're lost in the distance the notes
of "Home, Sweet Home" were heard
Galveston News.
The herald., 1897-10-28

sockets. Opposite the welcome police
station I was surrounded by Gordon
Of armed National guards, who kept off
my attendant ruffianhood. Chuckeo
inside the police station like a bale of
damaged goods, was presently escort
ed, in the pleasing companionship of
blouse, charged with having an ink
bottle and tatterdemalion who hac
been detected in selling couple OF
cigars to German trooper, to the court
room of the prefect, a venerable gentle
man in a white tie. The benevolent
prefect, having through his sister, who
spoke English verified my credentials,
was good enough to release me, at the
same time gracefully begging me to ex-
cuse what he termed 1.-The little incon-
venience l had experienced on account
of the rot unnatural excitement of the
Paris populace." = Casselrs Family
Magazine
The herald., 1897-10-28
Fortunes at the Klondike

A letter has this week been received
from a native of Cranbrook, Kent, who
is in the Klondike district. Among the
instances he relates of the success which
has attended the search for gold is the
case Of three men who eighteen months
ago left wellington Vancouver island,
for the Yukon. They prospected with
Indifferent success for several months,
and had resolved, to return home when
they met man who told them Of the
rsewly discovered gold on the Klondike.
They made their way there and, stalking
out claim, worked at it all last winter
In the four months they took out close
onto $100, 900, and then sold their claim
for s145, 900. The gold they took home
with them was rough and coarse, many
nuggets being as large as mans
thumb. The climate is described by the
writer as being healthful and cary, but
often bitterly cold, with long winter
nights.-London Telegraph.
The herald., 1897-10-28
Mr.. Gladstone's Daily Picnics

The people Of Perthshire are making
much of Mr.. Gladstone. His daily drives
invariably result in his being able to
supply his hosts table at Butterstone
with profusion of fruit. His carriage
is stopped, and the aged statesman is
bidder to accept some luscious g;ft.
Sometimes the present comes from col
tager, and at others from neighborly
squire. Mrs. Gladstone has also been
given many beautiful bouquets.-LoD-
don Evening Standard.
The herald., 1897-10-28
A DAY WITH THE POET LAUREATE

showing a decrease of seventy-iive in
the present year. The county Of Mayo
appears in remarkable light, for ii is
found that not less than 1871 per cent of
the adult male population usually seek
employment at distance from their
homes. In no other county in Ireland
does the proportion reach per cent. In
Roscommon the rate is 81 per cent; in
Donegal. 5; in Sligo, 3.5; in Galway, 80;
in Leitrim, IA; in no other county does
it reach 1 per cent.-London Telegraph.
The herald., 1897-10-28
The Migratory Irishman

A parliamentary paper has just been
issued relative to Irish agricultural la
borers who habitually seek employment
at distance from their own homes
especially in England and Scotland. 1t
appears from the tables that there were
in June of this year 1921 persons. or
S5 per 1000 of the population according
to the census of 1891, who had either left
or Intended to leave their homes to seek
employment as agricultural laborers
elsewhere; or these 3513 had not left at
the time of enumeration. The corre-
spending number for 1896 was 1928.
The herald., 1897-10-28
Mrs. Tom Thumb at Boston's Food Fair

Mrs. Tom Thumb visited the food fair
Saturday. Very few things in the bis
building eccaped, her bright eyes and
she appeared quite unconscious Of the
fact that she was followed by crowd of
curious folk, who watched every move
ment of the little woman. She was
especially interested in the household
institute, and Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs
Howard told her all about the d-tme
kitchen, the beautiful embroderies and
decorated china, etc. She asked all sorts
of questions about the demonstration
lectures, and promised to show her skill!
in cookery some day soon.-Boston
Evening Transcript.
The herald., 1897-10-28
California at the Capital

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The annual
report of the superintendent of the life
saving service shows that during the
year there. were thirty-eight disasters
on the Pacific coast, causing a loss of
vessels valued at $S24,535, and cargoes
valued at $91,O25. There was loss of
life of seventeen persons.
California pensions: Original-Thom-
as Rogers, Veterans home; Charles F.
Ref, Oakland; Alexander Mccall, San
Francisco.
The herald., 1897-10-28

must take a long avenue to reach the
public road.
AS you emerge you look back to see
what is left of the house and the beau
tiful garden and the well wooded park,
but it has all disappeared from view,
for the turr1 of the road completely
shuts out even the shade behind which
England's poet laureate heUges HIM
self.
1t is the finest garden in England
the garden of the poet laureate
HENRY ELMORE.
The herald., 1897-10-28
Stimulus to Exertion

Yes" said the man, II realize tha.
cycling is a great thing. I used to be
sluggish before the cycle craze, but now
I'm spry and energetic
II didn't know you rode"
II don't. dodge. e."-Philadelphia Rec
nrG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-04-20
9eorg Bre6m' S
SrQneret,
- a 81 D G u u {.
3os Bier wire jest in Der srau,r.i aui 6laideu
ge3oeen uno Hsftelunaeu entaeaen aenemmen.
Gelephou str. S99.
Gcrtreter Der rJeorratinn Of eabnr "
beln6en ben Yraiinenten.

8uibineton,0. G., 19. 4pril.
-Oas Gretutip GonSil Der ,4meri=
CON Seberation Of 2abor" bate beute
cine pibtige Sibuns, ipel9er audi
prdiibent 9ompers beipobnte. Die
Bidder purben sepriift unb ri6tig be-
funoen, uno ale einlaufenben 8eri6z
te ersuben, baB fi6 Die sSinunaen Der
Organization in ausge3ei6netem gu
ftanbe befinoen. Oas Gretutip Gonz
5il ftuttete i'm 2aufe bes Saqes einen
8eiu9 i'm nWeiben Saufe" ab, no
cine gonferen5 bon iiber elmer Stunoe
in geSug uuf Irbeiter 9ln9eleaenbei=
ten ftattfano. Cine 9etition au@un=
iten Der 8esnaoigung 6. %. Glarf's,
zines Seemannes, Del9er ii6 unter
elmer Meuterst 9lntlage i'm @efGnoz
nifIe gu Sbomaiton, N1e., befinbet,
tpurbe Bel Der @elegenbeit u6erreidht,
unb bic 8eiu9er empfablen bem 8rGz
iibenten, tpdbrenb Tie feline Ipeaieuen
Ganbibaten fir Qemter unterftiibten.
bic grnennung bon Mdnnern, peId1e
nit 9lrbeiter Srsaniiatiunen iDmpaz
tbiiiren, gu Iemtern. in Oeren 8ereid)
bic 9pllitredung Der i'm Sntereife Der
9lrbeiter ansenommenen 9eIeBe geb0z
rem. 2luber Srn. 9ompers nuren
folaenbe 8eamte Der federation" an
lpeienb: erfter @ice prdiibent 9. g.
Mc@uire, sipeiter @ice Yrdiioent
ssames Duncan, oritter 8ice 9rdiiz
bent sames S'Gonnea. Dierter 8icez
prGiibent M. so. 9arlunb, S6ubz
meiffer Sobn 9. 2ennon unb SefretGr
sSranf Morriion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-04-20

9rGfbent GIspeIanb @elegenbeit 5u
aeben, ieinen Na6Folger 81 ernennen.
Gr bat es bieIem ME per3eiben t0nnen,
buB er 8idter Suffer gum YrGiioenten
be5 9eriht5bofes ernannte uno tbn
iiberging, troBbem er bamals ihon Der
Glteite 8eiiiBer be5 Oberbunbesgeri6z
tes mar. 9}un 1T 9lspelano ms Yrtz
patleben Suriidgetreten, iein gtu6folz
ger gebietet i'm rWeiBen 9auIe." Et9a
ter Sielb bat ben Recoro, baB er adnz
qer, ais irgenD Elm anoere5 W&it9lteo
6es b09itsn 8eriht5bofes Den ieioenen
Salar getragen, er mag ieBt alIo ptrtz
lih Daran Denten, buB es ,3ett lei, Ell
nem oSiingeren 9laB su MAIDEN. SSn
bem sSulle oiirfte 9eneralanpalt N}cz
Sienna beItimmt Iein, bic 8atun3 aus
3ufiilen, unb ou piro 9r. WtcSInleD
fid] nqd] einem anoeren Generulanpalt
umIeben. Mlan glaubt, ouB 0r. NC
Sienna i'm HibterzSalar etnberI6ret~
ten nirb, penn Der bDbe 8eriht5bof
i'm Sftober CUR Gr0fFnung beS neuen
Sermins feierlih 5piI6en ben pon De-
ppten 8a9en gebaltenen purpurnen
Seilen binbur4 in ben StBun95laal
eintritt.
Oerfiinfte g 9teb sri d ter.
IS perlautet aus 8uperIdlItgen
Quellen, oaB Baron be Gourcel, Der
ber5eitige fran50iiide 8otIdafter in
Qpnbpn, gum fiinften, b. B. dus16lugz
gebenoen S6iebsri6ter in Dem
@6ieosgeri9t CUR 8eilegung oes
Gren8itreites 5piI4en 8ene5usla uno
8ritiI9z@upana auserieben tit. 9fnb
bem S6iebsgeriat5pertrage ipllen Die
bier Sfiebsri6ter - Sberbunoesrttlz
ter SSuQer uno SberbunoeSri6ter 8res
per Seitens 8ene5uela's uno Baron
9erI6eQ unb Sir Hi6aro Collins
Seitens 8robbritannien's - ben aus
i6laQaebenoen S6ieo5ri6ter mdblen,
uno penn iie ii4 ni6t auf cine Per'
iDnli6feit einieen tDrnen, ipQ &onIg
Sstar BON S6peben unD Iorpegen
ols FOLDER figuriren. Die leBtere
Gpentralitdt ipirD aber, Die perlautet,
ni6t eintreten, bu bic bier S6iebSrt6z
ter ii3 bsreits geeint9t baben, uno
3pdr, lpie gefagt, uuf Baron be Gourz
cel. 9as S6iebsgeri6t piro i'm
CONNER 1898 in 9aris 5ufammentre
ten. Baron De Gourcel mar au6 0orA
flyer be5 Barrier 8eringsmeers
S6ieosgeri9ts.
8ermt1 d tes.
Or. Q(nge0 BON Mi6igan, tpel6er
bem 6rn. Serrell ais @eianoter in
Gonitantinppel na6folgen piro, fiat
tete beute bem Staat5 9epartement
einen 8efu6 ab.
Die republifanif6en Senutoren
bielten heute einen nabe3u 3ipet Stunz
ben bduernben Guutus, in pelhem
Die Fruge iiber REORGANIZATION Der
Senafs Gomite'n beIprO6en tpuroe,
Der in Der leBten Wp6e bon ben De-
mofraten 9elna6te biesbe3iiglide8orz
Idlug ItieB auf biBi9e Sppoittion unn
es qelang ni6t, cine GntI6eiDung oar|
iiber gu er3ielen.
80. 81. SSones BON WisconIin uno
g3Dbert 9. 9elt BON MarplanD itnb fir
bic 9(emter bes Snbianer=GpmmilIdrs,
reIp. bes 9iilfszGommifGrs, auserIez
ben uno baben ii9 bsreit ertlGrt, Die
Stellen gu aceeptiren. 8elt, obglei4
uus Wlarplanb 9ebiirtig, 1T ldngere
3eit in @aIbington ais 2(nlpalt tbGtig
qeipeIen unb betleioete bds Qlmt eineS
6ulfsz Snbianer Gpmmihdrs f6on
unter Dem 9rditbenten SarriiDn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-04-20
Gie ,.0riDDe. "

Sr. Rabivu0 & 70. - W,uc &errtn! SD bobs
Abr Rtaop Tclit ieit nCbr ais p So5rsn 81 mets
n,r orcben }LiIi,DsnhsluuQ gcbr1Ett ib gez
troutJte cs Qcaen Griypc, XuHosHeHijiiHouHe. 3ip=
p,nftl .Int3au0urG uHO alc &rtsn BON Sciocn uno
G6msrlcn uHO iuNO baft!be 81 ieotr 3elt untbli
bar. AGtIuQsDo
o IL. aupmouo b,
Rr. 81, Grtstent=S Strubt, WiOolctoiun Conn.
Sr. Rdorcn K So Gint fflaidjs pom Gcapa
Rtief uno cine e4att,l Ron Raopag's QGcH tu=
rirtt,i iHaf MitaitO,r mcrer Gamiis .Oon iener
g. g9 @rtiDer.
Ni6burn, Gits=GoutD. mo.
Rubpa p's 2tap 2 Y Lie 10 I D q II d
twr,rIi6 anacru auot. - Gin bul5sr
abtsloff,i roa in tinsm bals;H Gas g8aHsr bts
itQt in nnafnp N %H"n nt6 %5G"er S9"apt: b
frsnn,n. ,yaui6aitss Togiue5 Eurbfdl, 9olii,
spI5buyc.n uub ars inntren gei6nsrOeu.
gQolaTia in isiusu ueridieoeHen Gormsu miro fus
Cs cisbt !tn @eilmittsl in Der gRtlt, tuslbts
ssitbrr uno Sdmsr3cn, iolOi. dle ioHtgsu i}itbr
Inn @ertin nit q , 10 n's . enl 10 fbHe1
trrirt. tptt n a D rs 8.a9p Helief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-04-20
Sellers Napi4ott, edsr, Der eIss slo,

"a Sldtr erobs. i6ariee oaire; cine M,ils 99a=
itr=6rontc; artsfber Srunnen BON $50 5uB Siei.
treibt icn gpafsr an bic Groobsrfld:, lp,bss paur
in ben sSiibteidb ilieBt Der nit 5iiden ultr 2lrt
uno in QrpB,n 9Rtnacn peritben: iolSos 99trite nit
y Iub ti.icm 99aiier; CUTE C5elsaenbti fir Boot
flbrt;n uno iSiibtu niirps iir eiusn Der fsiuitsn
Stub Chores" I'M Stante pafen. oO,r eintn Der
bcf,u 9ldse i'm Staatc fir rn. aftien.Gjtielibait
nit ausqt3eibnettr PicDclesSabn uuo rgae=Saa"=
sptIplak ubssbsu. Ra63uiraQeu bel 8. q ellsr
i'm rQauilon" al Der ShsazROao. (&pr!ll4, lYt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-04-20
Cine italicniId,e Expedition in albpi=
iinicr ncruid,tcf.

y Yarts, 19. Qpril.-rGe Semps"
perOffentli6t bic Na9ri9t, baB cine
italienii9e Expedition unter benlN2az
jor 8ottego i'm iiibli9en 4bbiIinien
nieoergemeselt porben lit. Gs err
bellt, baB Der abDiiinii9e General,
pel9er ben 8efebl gu 8aro fii6rt, ben
Wtaior 8ottego erIu6te, Salt gu ma
aen, Bis Der 8Dnig Menelet i'm auto
riiire, lpetter por3uoringen. Die
sStuliener feuerten auf bic 8pten, tpel=
9e i6nen bieIe 9tufforberung unter eli
ner YarlamentGr 5lugge iiberbra6=
ten unb tDbteten lie. Die @bnTiinier
griffen ipdter bic sStaliener an uno
MIR 5tpei Der 2eBteren enttamen.
Surge 8abclpcpci6cn.
= Marquis Salis6urD, Der britt
tif9e Bremier, bate geitern cine breiz
piertelitiinbige unterreOung nit Der
&Dnign 8tftoria gu 92i35a, mo ii9 bic
felbe gegenipGrtig aufbdlt.
-Sn 2pnbon ipurbe eeItern ,Primz
role 0up," Der Sabrestag bes peritorz
benen @rzpremiers uno conierbattpen
sSi6rers 2orb 8eaconsftelb (0israelt)
feierli6 begangen. Die 8eaconsfielbz
Static mar rei6li9er geI6miidt, aIs
ie 5upor.
= Sn Dublin tritt beuts Elm bon
cSo6n Rebmonb ein6erufener parnelz
litenzGonpent 5uiammen, tpel6er cine
@ereinbarung iiber Die 3ufiinftige Sal
tung Der partei treffen Iol. Der Gpnz
bent pirb ii6, pie Reomono unb feline
4nbdnger erfldren. gu einem iebr pi4z
ti9en @reigniB geitalten.
= Q6t6. %. s. 9rban mar eeitern
in 5rantfort, Sp., uno purbe bon ben
bemofratii9en Mitgliebern Der 2ez
qislatur enthufidftifc1 beni[Ifpmmnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-04-20

- M2ilnes 2epid, elm befannter
G6auIpieler, tpel9er @usgunss Der
@e9siger Sabre 81 Der Sruppe beg
8altimorer n6ollioapitr. Sbeaters"
sebDrte, itarb porgeitern in Ielp=gorf
an einem arebsleiben. gr mar aug
gnslanb sebiirtis unb 72 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-04-20
uun SdJitteIfrolf IL. -fiebrr.

9ublon NloI Observation-Disclosures,
NeGplaad= Noini, R.=0.
Or. Raoiuap, - U};Ins iSGmilis 1T IS 9tpObut.
fir Str Reaop 3cii:f uHo GireH ul5 unlers ;51mis
lisu.gleoi;iu poGfduoi1t5 9eTtrdusn 5u bcqen uRD
bcpari nur isltu ircenD tinsr Gnouea meoiIiniitsn
0ulft Sd i,lbf rib:s mid 9enau na6 3brsH
nsntipslRitttl gtQiu SaHtt,ifrot uno 6itbsr gs=
broudt, NIT anoertn gRortsn tntH Eb.tloiftl OuQ
NIT ffpas g9af:r pc: otm Grubfud duT ben lstTtn
it f,it itner 3,it ju tbuu mid ocpobnt babe Sas
N,fultot III Gin ooutomm,ner Griola on i5 uies
maIs bonn ffitbtr er1yiii,n ip'ros ot9lsi6 id in
Tifr;ften spohue luo nur peliQe Der gspobnsr BON
muiariih,r Nr0rifitE frsi blsi6sn bsiOnSers Don
ed)iitf,liroit uuo sSi,ter.
gi,int Qtu, una bicifri9tn. tD,l9t Ron Germ
Grofs 3ieae!Eof ,omnsu. ha5tr btielbsn tpobis
tb6tioeu foldsn burh @eioi1Uup n,iusr Wttboos
t.io6rsn tpie id isbf. &ttuagsOon ABR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-04-20
WaDmaD's NeaDD Nelief
Radway's Ready Relief
UtIII UNU UtIVINUtII
Grtdltmnsrn, 6uficn, tUebtn Gals, Snfuen,a
Sronebitis, Suusensnt; Ineuns, Sbcnma'
tismus, ScuraIste, appficbmerj, 3abns
id)meri, Mftbma, Sruifbtflennnrne.
an

Raonop 60.
Rclitf itit ben lsSteE tdls &lbrcn fets III mcincm
pauit Gt5ultm, SD Babe oaHdIs in eotr art UNI
g9cjis ptrn,uoct. uHo iuuo, pab c5 Dag Seits au'
6yo,n III. Dor icdjs Sa5rsn mar ib eTtrartt; i'd
srv5ir.e al. gItttn pon yhoJinsn, bod bra5ten
rieitbs; mir itiue ouIit 4cin Batter lab Sbre
giny.iat in ben Sinmstu unO ridb mir, cine 55aibe
lu sttiu6eu. 80 :5at &is'es, un2 na@0em Id
a orsi 1aes cebrauc5t bate, luar Id I'M S:arot,
ouf3uttbtn. Ssit euer 3cit babe id es tets porz
rdt6io Ocbult,u. uno ib babe aud nttlnen @a6s
barn paribsr WttbeiluHg gema5I. WtciH. i5rau
mar pun 8ubni4ntrjsR Oe2logt. 95 madlts bel
ibr sntu 8triudJ nit pU YltoJtn, uHo Der SAmerJ
mar auccnblitlib btiStigt. 50 iammtltc UGis
.in uno qerttb nit mtiusr Gdno 3iUilben oeH
g9a9sn=8uurpf unO StaHoaro. iooOurb cine i6lims
me Gueti5unQ ncT @luo perUria6t ipuroe. SD
tiite ioiort ua5 &oHfs NIB that tH Luantum RuOs
iDaps Rsaon gltiiei aarau'. ioorau' bic sd'msrim
ptribtpanotu. 30 SEtaHD Johann ntc!ne eunn nit
sinem etiit GIang'l that Els6r &oOga2s a[aS9
id in, eturps msrc glr5tit lUieotr auijurebmen.
80 iann nibt Ounfbcr Otnng oaitr iciH. 30 t0ants
nod bcoeuteno mcbr boritbcr ltrcbtF, BOD tuhroe
bieies 9lott nibt bic @ai:f poH Fem iofeH f0Hueu,
mas i'd idrtiben mo6tt ahtunqspon Jhr
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-14
brief TELEGRAMs.

Inc steamship Trave, sailing for Europe
To-Day, VIII take out 100000 ounces of sill
yer. ~ on
Reports from all sections of Kansas are
to the effect that great good has been e.a n
done to the wheat.
AT Port au Prince a proclamation was
issued announcing the composition of the
new Haytien ministry.
Inc trunk line railroads have succeeded
IN obtaining control of nearly the entire
water front of Greater New York.
Ihe senior professors at Oxford Uni
Verslty nave signed a protest against the
attntude of the employers in the British
engineers strike.
A jury was secured in New York to trv
the case OF Edward j. Radcliffe, the actor
accused OF aSSaulting his wife gyho is the
daughter of Peter Delacey
The Ward line steamer Orica, Just ar
rdyed IN New York from Havana, brought
$50 bales of tobacco, being the first shin
pea from that port in many months
Chicago aldermen raised their salaries
from So a week to 81 800 a year last night
me ordinance was accomplished and
passed under c suspension of the rules
by vote of So to s.
The fate of the steamer Cleveland which
left San Francisco for Seattle Dec d is
still in doubt. She was not sighted by
the steamer Walla Walla. which arrived
from the sound yesterday.
General William F. Draper. United
States ambassador to Italy, was present
at Rome at the casting of the Simonds
bronze monument of General John A.
Logan, which will be set up in Washing
ton
The Stock Exchange bank of Ell Reno,
Okla, closed it's doors yesterday, and
John M Cannon has been appointed re-
ceiver. The liabilities are stated to be
$4,000 and the assets are claimed TO be
worth $40 900.
Mrs. Jennie June Croly was appointed
an ar INSPECTOR of public schools by Mayor
Strong of New York for the term of five
years. Mrs. Croly, who succeeds Mrs.
Harriet M. Kemp, is known all over the
United States as a writer and worker in
women's clubs.
Friedlander, Gottlob e Co.. Droprietors
of the Columbia theatre of San Francisco
have signed papers giving them full con
troll of the Baldwin and California thea
tres in that city and the MacDonoush
theatre in Oakland. They claim to be in
dependent OF the eastern syndicate
Mrs Herman o. Oelrichs of New York.
it is said, is threatened with total blind
ness. Her left eye was wounded on Sat
urday, Dec. 4, by a tack falling on it
while she was experimenting the hang
ing of some tapestries. and within the
last IS hours the condition of both eyes
has become most serious and alarming.