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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

BRocKToN, Mass, Sept. l7.-Lasi-
ers' union No, SO has voted 10 order
out all operators on Chase lasting
machines. Tnssu men Will probably
20 out this week and tho number In
Brockton will DO over 400, while the
strike seems likely TO extend to the
factories In number OF neighboring
towns.
The strike started in the Churchill
and Allen shop whore the Chase men
have had a disagreement and where,
It Is claimed, the agent for the machine
iptsrlereu.
Not long ago there YVES q cut Of
twenty five per cent on the machines
anu lately theirs has been a still fur.
Their reduction bringing the wages
down to about Sl.oO per day. The
strike, ii eniorce1 will necessitale
either the closing OF ali tue shoe shops
In the city or going back to the ola
me,hous OF lasting on other machines
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

CHICAGO, Sept. l7.-When the trial
Of AdUIpu Il. LuetYert opened today
the ctoss-examinatiDn OF Prof. Dorsey
wss resumeu. He was questioned as
10 the comparative naiuIe OF the
tesamUid anu fsmur bones Of cali, o
sheep and O human being. His an.
swsTe were tech u ical anu adroit, but
Of character that supported his Orl.
ginal Identification and testimony
with reference to the bones In evi.
1enee.
There ia said to be difference be.
twosn Luetger's cou nsei with .re;er.
tnce TO the de endant taking the wit.
neis stand In his own behalf. Attor-
ney Vincent Is mot Inclined to permit
Luetgert to 10 su. Attorney Pbelan
believes the sausage maker should
yell his story 10 the jury. Luetgert
himself 10 quite determined to go upon
Tue witles stand. He not only de-
sTes - tell his story, but be ALEC
wants 10 address the Jury. In ali like.
lhood he Will testify.
States Attorney Deenen hopes to res,
DIS ease today.
VI have only two more Witnessed -
tslu the states attorney. "tney are
FRANK Blalk and Frank Odornfshy,
by hem l shall prove tho mptive ior
me orime-Dsmsiy, Luetgert's in atu-
aion Tor Mary SimmeriDg."
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HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
Result Of a Sensational Investigation
10 San Francisco.
fisoi Must Answer for murder-H 9
Kept n stable Of Racers and Was
IA Sporting Piunger.

BAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. H.
Judge Campbell this morning held
Theodore A. Figel, former bookkeeper
for the finn OF Hoffman,, Rothchild &
Co., OF THIS city, 10 answer to the
charge OF having murdered his em-
ployer, Iesac Hoffman, in his office on
Battery street ON the evening oil June
/, last, and remanueq him to the Gus
toJy of the sheriff without ball.
Figel has already been held to an.
aver to several charges Of forgery and
.mbezzlement, and 1t Ia the theory vi
the prosecution that he murdered his
employer sl,et the latter had informed
him that bis theits had been die
covered and threatened him with .x-
pJsure. Although in recelp. OF
salary OF 5000 month only, Figel
owned u stauie OF thorough Ureis ana
wash known as q piunger on the local
tracks, anu 1t lie alleged by the prose-
culiJn that he maintained mis- sporting
prociivitiee at his empioyer's expense.
His deiaicsiions iamount to about
$4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

QUEENSTOWN. Sept. 1.-THE over.
due Anchor line steamer Circsssia,
which left Now York on Aug. 2S for
Glasgow and should have Reached
that port Thursday, Sept. 0, was
sighted this morning of Kinsale Head
In tow OF the British steamer MemonJ,
Capt. Bales, from Montreal, Sept. o,
for Avonmouth. Sept. 8 the Circsssis
was overhauied by the rhingualla line
steamer Island from New York for
Copenhagen and was taken In tow by
the latter, as she was In u disabled
condition. Owing to the heavy ses
which prevailed, however, the hswser
parted and the Island was unable TO
again take the Circassia In tow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

BRUSSELS, Sept. 17.-Subsequent to
the expulsion from this city yesterday
OF Louise Michel, the French anarch.
ist, and her two companions. Charlotte
Fsuville and BrUusson Loux, who had
come here for q fortnighps speech.
making tour In aid OF the families OF
the anarchists executed at Barcslona,
for the bamb.throwing outrage Of June
last year, and In aid ALSO Of the anarch-
ists exiled for completely in the crime I,
the police arrested fifteen persous VINO
were suspected Of being anarchists.
The police also, with Drawn swords,
dispersed several bands VINO were
parading the streets shouting and
cheering for anarchy. Sumo OF these
ba nds were marching In the direction
OF the Spanish embassy when dis
perbed by the authorities.
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VALPARAISO, Ind, Sept. H.
Major Carter OF indianapolis, Thomas
b. Porterand Al Gallagher, assisted
by Sheriff Green, made one OF the
most important captures OF couuter.
letters In years, in the arrest OF Henry
W. Brown, u photographer OF this
CITY, aud Theodore Hansen, farm
ei's boy.
The entire outfit for making money,
together with one two and five dollar
bills Of their work was secured. Brown
10 said to be M anarchist ana was in.
innate with Nee0s and Parsons at the
tins OF the Hsymsrket riot.
Other arrests may follow.
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HAVANA, Sept. l7.-It 10 officially
announced that d detachment OF troops
belonging to the battalion OF Cuba
recently surprised an insurgent camp
in the bushes near Baracss, provinces
Ct Pinsr del Rio, and after killing
several OF the enemy, captured hfty-
six boxes Of ammunition, fifty-six
I. fl 20 OF the Remington and Mauser
pattern and four mules.
The military comma nder at Campo
Florida, province O Havana, reports
that while reconnoiterng he found
$4,000 Remington cartridges and \
medical chest.
Official sdvices from Turuquino.
near Cienfuego, province OF Santa
CLARA, are to the effect that the insur-
gent leader A nastssier Jiminez with
twelve OF his followers, all armed with
rifles, have surrendered TO the Span.
len authorities.
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New York. Sept. l7-Mrs. Olga
Nj e. the young ard pretty willow Of
Win.~,n Norr, a popular newspaper
writer, was lound dead In her bed
this morning. Clasped In her lett arm
close to her breast WAS q cssket con-
tanning the ashes of her husband,
whose body had been cremntcd after
his death a month ago. Unable to live
without him, rhe has surrounded her
self with those things which reminded
her most of her husband, and, clasping
the urn to her heart, had turned on
the gas and waited for the end.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 1.-THE great
dismal swamp OF Virginia and North
Carolins, covering ar area OF perhaps
400 square miles, is afire from one end
TO the other, the result Of an unprec e.
dented drought anu excessively hot
weather. No one iphabits the swamp
but wild animals, therefore no sttem pt
was made to check the flames. The
smoke Ii SO dense that tue crew and
passengers on an incoming Train were
nearly stifled. Forest fiIes are also
raging in adjoining counties and un-
lees rain comes soon crops will be
burned up, the loss and suffering great
and perhaps may result In some loss OF
life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE correspon.
dent oil the Times at Simla says:
"The enemy who attacked the force
OF General Jeffreys 1T the foot Of
Rswat pass Tuesday were the Moh-
mands aud the Salarzi tribesmen who
are holding the southern part OF Bats.
jur. They did not att, mpt to rush the
position, being contsnt 10 fire at some
distance from the shelter Of the rocks,
the bright moonlight enabling them
to take a pretty good sim. General
Jefireys 10 retracing his steps to punish
these tribesmen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17
CATTLE FEVER CURE.
Dr.. EOrsaard Of DtRYsr Makes a
Great Discovery.
AFFECTED CATTLE ARE DIPPED.
The Solution Destroys the Insect
Which Communicates the
Disease.

DENVER, Sept. l7.-After many
mouths Of effort add repeated expert.
ments cure for cattle fever has been
found. DIR. V. A. Norgaard ID the
discoverer. Solution after solution
was tried by him 80 the effort to find
one that would be effectual and cheap.
as well ne Immediate In its results.
The plan 10 TO exterminate the insect
known as the "tlck," which abound
on lever stricken cattle, and through
the means Of which she disease lie
communicated. To DO this the cattle
are forced to swim through solution
In vat. What the solution " II lie not
known at the present time, but crude
petroleum Ia used. When the success
fuI experiment was tried 28 head OF
very "ticky" cattle were forced to
swim through the solution and II was
poticed that while standing on the
drip board there was almost q perfect
rain OF ticks falling oil the cattle.
They were put into especial pen, and
the next Jay, just II hours after the
experiment was trieu II rigid exsmin-
alton was prosecuted anu the exsmip-
era failed to fiuu u single live tick on
the whole herl.
There WAS no damage done the
eyes or skin OF the cattle dipped and
not a single bad effect resulted from
the dipping.
II the new remsdy proves to do all
that 1t Ia claimed 1t eau do, the cattle
market Will experience somewhat Of a
revolution, anu about 100000 head Of
cattle will be shipped nUrIh each year
during the now prohibited season,
which extends from February 18th to
November 18th.
The "iever line" from beyond the
limits Of which no cattle oan be
shipped to the north during the pro-
hibited season rs 1t Low stands,
stretches from ocean TO ocean, ana
Ariz1na, New Mexico, Indiau Terri.
tory, ArkAnsas, Mississippi. hIabams,
Virginia, part OF West Virginia anu
Louisiana, ioTm the district sG. cted.
State VeteIinsria u Gresbw well Is very
much pleased with the results OF Gen.
Norgaard's experiment anu says, that
0pubtless the long sought remedy has
been found. A meeting OF oil states
and territories that handle cattle has
been called to meet IL Fort Worth on
September 9Th, and At this meeting
II 10 ex ecteu the new scheme Of Dip
ping cattle will be shown, and should
II prove success, many OF the states
will be really to so modify their views,
shat the cattle OF the south can enter
the northern markets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-THE
hunting sch oner Rather whicn has
arrived from the Artic having secured
~ sea otter skins and 1913 FUR seals.
Captain Nelson declares that offers
are bee ming very scarce. He got
one skin that is entirely white, the
h'st one ever taken according TO the
hunters.
The conventional color OF the sea
otter 10 black, skins being here anu
there dappl.a with silver havisg al
ways commanded the highest prices.
This pure white ekin 1t lie expected
will bring the highest price on record
In the market and the estimates oil its
value vary from $500 to 81 800.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

CHICAGO, Sept. 17.--Jokn Grove and
Il. II. 5Ionehouse nave moved from
handsome business office TO cell In
the police station. They are charged
with having operated a fraudulent
business in which both played Jekyi
and Hyde roles. In their office at %
Pacino avenue they were known as
E. E. Todd & Son members OF the
board OF trade with an over supply OF
personal notes, which they were pre-.
pared ~ sell at a discount. At their
MONIES and among their friends they
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Compulsory Eduen,iou.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. l7.-Rspotts
from all parts OF the state to the super
intendsnt OF public Instructions re-.
garding the workings of the new COM
pulsory education law lead him TO
believe the measure has already added
20, QUO pupils TO the schools. In some
cities the school boards have become
compelled to enisrge the schools and
In oihere new houses have been or
dered built TO accommodate the in
creased attendance. More than AZ, 600
pupils have been placed In school In
this city under the new law,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

the committees adj ,urned uutil Last
night whom the members 10 COM
mittee OF the whole discussed the tex
levy making several reductions. The
four old supervisors named to succeed
themselves, Clinton, Dodge, Rottauzi
and Lsckmsn, decided to act with tn o
lew board. The mem bers Of the old
board who were not reappointed are
determined not to retire to private life
without struggle. They held q
nesting and talked about street aft airs
but were not recognized by the clerk,
who IL convinced VI the legality OF the
new BODY. They have appealed to
the suprems court and the case will be
taken up ~ once
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show that It lie hut 81, O0O,OUO The
aw requires the iiiug Ut certlfcate
ard payment OF fec when the capital
o. any company Is incressed after in
C rpnrn,iop, but toe co npany appoars
To nave neg lected this. For go doing
they may be compelled either TO for
felt their charter rpoy the seoretsrY
OF state an additional $500 ~ lee for
raising the amount OF the compsny's
st ok to IS 100000, 10 say nothing OF
criminal pluoeudIngs
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were known 3, Grove and stopehouse.

private detectives.
the men masqueradod In this man
ner, 1t is said, Tor three weeks. Dur
ing that time the real B. II. Todd.
who 10 at 1l3l Wabash avenue, and
bis son were quietly conducting their
business and congratulatiDg them
selves that they had no outstanding
notes. 1tappenrs that matters finally
came 10 climax when 5tonehouse
called on relative OF Todd and offered
to sell note bearing Todd's name.
The police were notified and Lieut..
Wood and Detective Sergeants Cud-
more and Bailey began an investigs.
tion which resulted In the arrest OF
Grove and Stonehtuse. the former
1t 10 said, confessed that he had been
impersonating the younger Todd, but
Stonehouss stoutly maintained his in
nocence.
The amount involved Is believed to
aggregate $50, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

sT. LOUIS, Sspt,l7.-JohD Brigham,
alias Kelly, aged 80 years who is un.
der arrest here is badly wanted by the
authorities OF Memphis, Tean., on the
charges OF assault to Kill anu Jail
breaking. He and his family are
quite we'll known 10 Democratic poll.
tical circles throughout the state OF
Tennessee. At Que time he occupied
the position OF deputy sheriff at Mem.
phis. He refuses to return 10 Tennss-
see without Itquisition papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

SPOKANE, WASH, Sept. l7.-Presl-
Ssh. am and party of the Great
Notthern have arrived. Mr.. Hin i'm.
ueulhleiy held a conference with O
som miltee from the chamber OF com.
uwsiee. The project under oonsideIa.
,s was union right OF way through
I've elty. 1t IL proposed to build tracks
sony Spokane river In the city to be
r.eu by both Northern Pacific and the
0ttat Northern ana possiDly by & .
vIelon Railway and Navigation 60 ,
apy' The present Tracks run throul .
vi, business ana residence portion an
~ 10 abandoned II the new deal 10
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killing frOsts.

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 1.-THE wealth
er may shows killing iTosts last night
all over the Dakotas and frosts gener-
ally over Minnesota, North Dakota
and Iowa. The extreme tenn peIatufes
shown are: Moorhead %; WlllesioD
IS; Huron 32. A message TO local
broker says II is snowipg In western
kansas this mDruiup.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

FAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l7.-Emma
Davis the liItIs English girl who was
rescued from Slavery at Madeira by
the California society for the prsven-
ton OF cruelty to children IL ON her
way home. She will be in charge Of
the train agent until she reaches
Chicago, where represe natives from
the Y.M.C.A viii meet her. At New
York sho will be met by e. Follows
Jenkins, secretary oil the New York
society for the prevention OF cruelty to
children ana taken to the society's
nome. She will sail next Thursday
for England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

WAsHINaToN, Sept. l7.--In the list
Il nominations today is a cousin OF
President Mckinley and also one OF
Vioe-President Hobart. Frederick
r.. Mckinley becoming Receiver OF
public moneys at Guthrie, Ok, aud
Edward F. Hobart, who was II csHdi-
date Tor governor OF the tsrritory, re-
ceiver Of public moneys al Santa Fe,
n M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

ST. LOUIS. Sept. lin addition to
causing a dedided decline in tempera-
lure, the rain which has fallen during
the past twenty-iour hours has broken
the drouth anu done much TO save
corn, orchards and pastures. Reports
received from southeastern Iowa,
southern Illinois and Missouri indi.
cate that the rainfall Was pretty
general.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

ST. PETERsnuRa, Sept. TIA teis.
vraph message received here from
Kfssnoysrsk, in the interior OF 81.
., ria, says that on September 18th,
nj IL O'Clock AZ night, the Inhabitants
OF the village OF Antiz firowskoje In
the district OF Yeniseisk, Arctic Rus.
sie, saw a balloon, believed to be that
OF Prot. Andtee, the Swedish aero.
naut, who lett the island Of TrOmsOe,
shortly before 2:30 p. M, on July llth /,
IN an attempt to GROSS the polar re.
gions. The balloon, IL 10 added, was
in sight Tor about five minutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

DENVER, Sept. l6.-Attoruey Gem
ersl CsGr today called the attention
OF District Attorney Hays 10 an al.
legged Il grant violation OF toe lRwa Of
the state by the Senator Mining ana
Milling company, which viii lead
nim, II the Investigation bears out
the ctRrges, 10 institute criminal pro-
ceeuinss n gainst Inc ofiiCsr',
Tho ofiiUers OF the company are
Theodore 5tegner, president, and II.
Il. Burrows, secretary. The company
Ia It's prospectus anu pamphlets pub
fishes a sworn statement that Its
capital stock is Sc, 900. 900, but the REQ
ords OF the secretary Of states eli 80
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Forest Fires In wyoming.

SHERIDAN, Sept. 1.-THE forest
fires along Bald Mountain and in the
Piney and Little Goose Creek country
continue to burn almost unobe cked.
The only persons fighting the fire are
the settlers and party OF Crow In-
uiaBs who are trying TO prevent the
spread Of the flames TO the reservotion
ranges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

RENO, New, Sept. 17.-Paul Loft.
housr, Jockey al the Fsir grounds,
nal tue misiortune of having q horse
maj he was riding fall on him while
plscueing starring at the Australian
SS'aWss'.. As the gate went up In
noal OF the horse, the animal reared
shu 'sli over backwards, bauiy sprain-
InB Lolthouss's leg. Another horse
souen by Mike Tulley went over
ueeEWafds under similar cifcum.
"Ahees, breaking Tuiley's oollarbone.
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The Cabinet Meeting To-day Considers
Affairs There.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l7.-At today's
cabinet meeting, which Lasted over
two hours, the situation in Alaska
was discussed. Secretary OF War
Aiger had a report from Capt. Ray,
who has just arrived Mt 81. MichssIs,
which furnished The basis tor the dis
cussiOu and the course which was de.
ciued upon. Capt. Rays report was in
nature OF an urgent appeal for troops
to preserve peace and order during
the coming winter. There urs vast
amount OF stores and supplies atSt.
Michseir, and there 10 not q u nited
Slater soldier in the whole territory OF
ALASKA. II was decided TO send a COM
pany OF Infantry TO st. MiohRels as
soon as possible. Secretary Algsr Will
arrange the details Immediately aud
hs proposes to have the company sail
within sweck, PROBABLY from Seattle.
He has not yet selected this officer
who Will be placed in c0mmsnd, nor
does he yet know from what post the
company viii be taken. This action
will be In effect the establishrnsnt OF a
military post at the mouth OF the Yu-
Eon. The commanding officer proos-
bly, will be- allowed great discretion
anu latitude rs tho purpose IN sending
the troops there IL TO preserve order.
Secretary Alger declines at present
10 make public Captain hsy's report.
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NEWARK, N. j., Sept. l7.-Dsniel
kAutther, senior member OF Ksuffhsr
81 LeOhnDerg, tanners, OF this city,
was Instantly killed. today by drill
engine on the PennsylvRnia railway
AZ tho Chestnut street crossing. MIR.
Kaufiher WAS rs yesrs .of age aud was
we'll known in the leather business
Throughout the Unit0d States.
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n FAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-THE GUST.
lps ,ne suiy eiecteu supervisors by
Ee wallace, and the appointment
new board by Gov. Budd and
H. hnoiaD, Ia the reigniDg sensa.
NJ The new board met al once and
' securing the mayer 10 appoint
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LYONS, France, Sept. l7.-WoEd
hHa been reosiveI here that ius mis-
slonarlos OF the Catholic church arc
a. AIu suffering severe oppression from
the Chinese near Ysu Ping in the dit-
trict Of Khwang Ieug. The natives
nave been psrssouting the Christians,
burning their HOUSE,, destroying their
crops anu putting oonvsrls 70 torture,
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HALIFAX, N. b., Sept 1.-THE
British waEahips Mt this port with the
exception OF the flagship Rsnown
have received instructions to be ready
to proceed to the West Indies next
week. II iHststed that other warsh Ups
are coming here from England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

KANSAS CI1Y, Sept. Thames
Jsfieries OF Camden. Tenn, chairman
OF the committee appointed by Presi.
dent Mckinley to allot the Iands OF
the UnoompahgIe and Uintsh Indian
reservation in Utah, reached kansas
City a d will leave today with Major
Ross Guffin OF this city, who Is a mem.
Der of the commission for tho west.
At Garden CITY they win be Joined by
Howell p. Myton who is the third
m ember Of the commission. They
will 20 at once TO the Green River
Valley, where they will have enough
work to keep them busy for several
months getting ready for the opening
OF the reservations. Chairman JET.
ierles stated that the work oil the COM
mlssioners Will last several years
before any final settlement Of the al-
10 ments can bs effected although the
reservation Ia 10 De opened for settle
ment in April.
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Minister of Fiuauo. Hxeommua,cated.

MADRID, Sept. l7.-Tbo bishop
oil Majofca, BRleario Islands, has ex-
comm nicated the Spanish minister OF
finance, Senior j. Reverter, ior taking
possession OF the treasury OF church
In his diocese. The ministers pro.
pose to appeal against the bishop to
the Holy See.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

LONDON, Sept. II According to a
special dispatch from Shanghai, the
French missionary stationed at Ba
Tang on the river ID Chu in tue
northwest part OF The province Of Szu