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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-12

Much Farm Land Swept AWAY and
more Damage Expected.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, April l2.-Cnpt.
GouiL vi tue government river service
has arrived / u Sioux City after a trip
down the mississippi from Pierre 10
the government steamer Josephine.
Ia speaking OF flood conditions ho
said:
"rhe cutting Of the banks is most
serious at several points above Sioux
City. Large areas OF farm lands have
gone into the current and should ex.
tensive changes take place in the
channel us there seems now reason to
anticipate, greater damage Will be
uone. The river is 30 high now that
It has had little opportunity TO under
mine the bank.. When 1t goes down
and begins cutting under them the
worst ID to be expected"
The Missouri was very threatening
Sunday afternoon but 10 stationary
this morning aud from reports above
1t 10 expected to fall 5000.
During Sunday the highest water OF
the season here on the Big Muddy
was reached. The water was eve
with the top OF the banks and as many
jobbing houses are located on the river
front anu few inches further rise
would have brought the water three
uootsteps high considerable anxiety is
felt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-12

CHICAGO, April l2-G neral John
n. Bro Ike, toe new commander OF the
department OF the Missouri, arrived in
Chicago Sunday accompanied b. his
wife.
General Brooke viii 90 to army
headquarters ioiRy to take up the
routine work OF the tffics where his
predecessor droppe1 out.
When General wesley r. Merritt
was transferred 10 New Y,ik tie took
hia two aides with him. General
Brooke comes without any staff, the
two lleutenAnts who ofiiciatsd as his
aides having teen relieved, but he is
not prepared to sAy Just when his aides
In Chicago Will be selected. His sub.
sltorns OF the department, thertf fore,
Will yet have time to do considerable
guessing BE 10 which OF them will win
the d slinciign OF being picked to stSnu
Close TO their chief.
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nd that his estate, valued at $500, eco,
should gp to them.
MIR. Ross further says that abe ia
prepared to prove that the William
Henry King who disd in the Butler
hospital wac not the brother n George
Gordon King, DIR. David King and
EIWard King, but was her uncle, who,
when he was u young man, got into a
d inculty In Boston, IN conHt quence oil
which he lett the United State; that
being acquainted with Edward King,
he assumed the latter family name,
and Joined him In Canton, China;
That they were known there AZ
brothtre; that the two returned ns
brothers anu remained in n w YORK,
where they were known ms brothers
until 1866, when her uncle was hid
mapped, taken to Rhode ISLAND aud
thrown into an Insane asylum by The
men whose family name he took.
Mis-. Ross prays that letters OF adj
miuistrstion be granted to her, or to
her In conjunction with some trust
company, or that some trust company
be appoi nted TO collect and hold the
vast estate until luch time os proof OF
the rigbtfut ownership DO determined.
An affidavit of Ludlow Patton Ia
attached.
Patton wss broker from 1851 until
1873 when he retired. He ID ~ years
old. He afIirms that he knew Edward
md William II. King In New York
from 1851 until William IL. suddenly
disappeared m 1865; that the men In
no w,y reRembled each other aud that
Ms. Ross who introduced herself to
him recently strongly resembles
William IL. King. He also adds that
ne has seen Photographic copies NJ
testimony on watch William IL. was
adIudged insane. The testimony lie
that WilIism showed signs OF menisl
weakness for several years Irior to
1866. Patton denies this and testities
that he had remarkably clear intel.
lect.
Mre. Ross intimatei that the sd III
Guilty" that LED h;r unc.s to leave
Boston and change his name was
punishable by death. She will set up
the claim That the mau who was
known rs King was oarlei from rr y,
| this. STATE, u. n NJ assscb usetts insane
asy lum on the eve OF what was to
have been his wedding day, and that
she, not knowing what name he had
assumed when no abandoned MS own,
speut twonty.eiyht yenrs travelling
around the world searching for tim,
and that she was rewarded In 1893 by
finding him In Providence.
a The surIo au' case, 1t lie expto'eu,
will 90 to y referee TINS week. Al the
hearing, Mrs. Ross Will, she says, tell
tue Whole story, including the re son
for her nncls'e fiteht from tho United
StattB ana change OF name.
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The supreme CourI Iefusea TO novi.. =
the Matter.

WAsHIHaToH, April IL. - Tire
United States Supreme court today
denied n writ OF certiorari in the case
OF the American Bell Telephone com.
pAny appealed from the circuit court
of appeals for the first circuit TO certify
the case to the Supreme Court. The
case Involves the question Of royalties
claimed from Bell Telephone COM
pany by thel Western Union company
and was originally brought in the
circuit court for the district OF Massa.
chusetts 10 secure the account Of these
royalties. 1t 10 understood that So
100000 lie involved. 1t appears
that after the instituting OF tue suit
the Western Union sought 20 have 1t
dismissed anu after 1t WAS dismissed
the Bell company appealed 10 tue
circuit court OF appeals wnen the
decision o. the circuit court was re-
verseu. TIE Western Union company
sought to have tue case reviewed by
the Supreme Court but the opinion
rendered today denies this petition.
This has the effect OF taking the case
back to the circuit court tor further
proceedings In accordance with this
decision OF the circuit court OF appealf.
The case Is known as the "stocK
ticker" case.
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Tho Esmnins of ex-senator yoork---
indiana.


WASHINGTON, April IL. The iuner.
al SERVICES over the remains Of the late
ex-senator Daniel Voorhees, OF IndI-
ana were held at 81. Johns Episcopal
church shortly after noon Today. The
church could not accommodate tn BE
who desired to pay the iaat tribute OF
respect to the Indiana statesmRn.
Members OF the Senate were present
10 body and among others In attend
anco prominent In official and social
life. The honorary pall-bearers were
Senator Morrill, Of Vermont, Senator
Turpie OF Indiana, senator Jones OF
Arkansas, Senator Wilson OF WASH
ington, ex-senator Butler oil South
Carolina, Judge Lawrence Weldon,
Hon. Richard j. Bright OF Indiana.
anu SENATOR CullOm OF llllnois. The
h)wers were proiuse, one OF tue most
prominent floral pieces having b:un
sent by his old associates In the sem
ate. Tue simple burial services u the
Episcopal church were held. After
tue ceremony at tho church, the
funeral cortego moved to Sixth street
station where tue family of the late
senator. accompanied by Senator wa.
son, Washington, lett with the remains
at 2:20 O'Clock over tue Chesapeake anu
Ohio road. Tney will arrive at In
Iianapolis at noon tomorrow and che
remains Will lie ia stalc ut tho capitol
"a hours. Thence they VIII bo taken
ON Thursday to TeI:e Haute, the old
home OF the senator. fos hApl iuteT'
mont on Friday.
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WASHINGTON, ID. O., April 12.-Ths
Senate met at noon Tor tue first time
since the death OF ex-senator VooT.
hees, who until recent day was O
conspicuous member of the body. The
opening prayer OF Rev. DR.. Milburn,
the bind chaplain, made an eloquent
reference to Voorhees's brilliant tai
Tents, imprisoned ardor. kindly
eloquence. genuine patriotism and uG
selfish dedication OF his great powers
10 every cause, human and divine,
which enlisted his career.
Following the prayer Senator Cor.
man OF Maryland moved that rs a
mark OF respect to their late associate
the Senate adjourn, adding that many
senators desired TO attend the iuDeral
The motion prevailed, and al 1906
pm. the Senate adj jurned.
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TROUBLE EXPECTED.
Personal Encounters Between Ken.
lucky Politicians Looked For.
DIR. HUNTER AFTER BRADLEY.
And iha Governor hrcaions 10 Max n
Sensational speech on ,ha Floor
OF the H0us,.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April ia
Hpecisl To the Evening PoOt from
Frankfort says:
Tho latest rumor Is that within
forty.eight hocrs u sensational resoIu.
ton will be- introduced in tho house
by the Hunter Republicans censuriug
and denouncing Governor Bradley lu
the meet severe terms for taking part
in the alleged bribery charges which
have been brought against DIR. HunloT.
His friends vehemeutly deny that
no had any connection with 1T anu
cay, that II such resolution 10 Intro.
duced Governor Bradley Will 30 upon
the hJor Of the House anu make a
speech iuii OF sensations from end to
cad. 1t ia said an ffJrt will bs made
to dissuade Governor Bradley from
this step, as II Ia feared serious trouble
might reeuli. Congressman Wilson
and L. t. Frsnks. Hunter Repub.
lieans, implicated with the leaGer In
the alleged attempt at bribery were
summoned beore the grand jury this
morning on rGcommen Iation OF AT.
toruey General Taylor Who said he dil
not want the grant Jury 10 bee ne u
mere engine ior political petst cuti1n.
Representative w. A. Baird, a sound
money Democrat OF Davis county, nus
alsj been served with SUBJ m ~.
The situation Is grave. The feeling
runs high anu personal alterations
8 6 iooked Tor at any time. When the
vo . was lake tUdny the opposition t.
Hunter II fueed T. vote. thereby breaL .
iug the quorum.
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CINcINSATI, o., April I2.-rhe ar.
rest Saturday OF DR.. J. ". Premier
gast, the city h attn Off er, and his
associate, DR.. o. v. Limerick, o. the
charge Of blackmaiiing ths Frazer
ravlet Triturate Manufacturing COM
pany caused much comment on Sun
day. The prosecution is not made by
tue state food commissioner but by
Mr.. Frazer, whose TABLETS were In use
In the oily department.
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YEE ON Is ON AGAIN.
jude Street as II, frrpC will Decide
the Chiuaman's Difficulties.

Dey d Streets office oil East Temple
was the scene OF much animation this
morning, due to the presence OF about
fifty almond eyed denizsns Of Plum
alley, who had come to listen ~ the
testimony In the Yee On case. Judge
Street WAS appointed referee by Ju dge
Cherry on Saturday to take evidence
In the case and TO render and report
judgment therein.
Yee On is the alleged defaulter OF
about $4,000 OF his countrymen's
money which had been entrusted to
his care for safe keeping. He was =
member OF the firm VI Wing Chong
Lung Company, doing busl-
ness on Plum alley. Immediately
after Yee's hasty flight, his numerous
creditors attached the hrm's business,
The attachment was subsequently
released on 1t having been shown
that Yee did tho business of acting
a. custodian OF his oountrymeni
funds as a side issue. Yeo now suei
to recover tho sum OF $685., which h,
alleges he deposited with the firm
with the understanding that 1t should
re reiu nded anu returned on demand.
Yee says he has demsndei It, but thai
Is as It has gone. L. w. Taylor Ia Yee'i
attorney, while Attorneys Henry
Reeves and w. II. Ford represent this
defendants. whose names sre: Wal
Ling, Dong Fong, You Chin Quong,
Yick Tong, Moo See Tong
Ha Wah anu Ed Lila. This
hearing Will last until tomorrow after.
noon,
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CINciNsATI, o., April ll.-A special
to tue CUmmereial.rribuue from
Havana ssys: A sharp guerrilla tight
occurred near duines in this province
yesterday morning, with $50 msn.on
each side, Captain Manner Delay ado
OF Col. Hernandez's Iorces leading the
Cubaps. After two hours the Cu0sns
drove the SpRDish back iuto Guines.
The Spanish Tetreated to their fortiti.
cations. The Cuoans looted several
stores on the outskirts anu oRmped
there nearly day in plain eight OF the
Spanish troops.
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CRUEL AnUsEmENTs,
A Tormsnted Hull Makes u DcS3 crate
Dash for Liberty.

A Tormented Hull Makes u DeE operate
Dash for Liberty.
YUMA, Ariz., April l3.-La Grand
Fiesta de Yuma wound up laet night
with will West sports and Spanish
bull fights which constituted q CROWN
ing feature OF the fivs uays' revelry.
The feature OF the snow which drew
tue crowds was the Spanish ball
lights, headed by the renowned bull
fighter, Captain Carlos Garcia. from
Juarez, Mex. Captain Carlos Garcia
and his troup OF torresdOrs ana plea.
dois, including La Carlot, female
Dull fighter, displayed WONDERFUL skill
In fighting fierce animals, but mag
nifiosnt black bull, Porhero DlBz,
proved himself almost invlncible, anu
before he was dispatched in the third
tight In which he was used, he caught
Captain Garcia upon mis- long, sieaJer
nOrns ami ripped open the name
aw. Capt. Garcia's wound may
prove fatal.
Alter goring and badly mutilating
Garcia tue bull, stung TO lrency by the
torments Of Iorreadors and picS doris,
charged full ut the bull pen and
though II was strongly built, after
severpl desperate attempts he smashed
into binding wood panel OF the pen
and charged into the grounds sur
rounding the amphilheater, which was
fiileu with people. Many were injured.
This roulette table, stacked with gold
and silver coins, was tossed higu in
the air and the money scattered Ia the
dust. Straight through the crowd the
enrageu animal sped, out into the
main stIest OF Yuma, bnt fortunately
no people were III the way. AIler q
long chase aud hard work the bull
wac returned.
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CRIPPLE CREEK, Go o., Apni H.
A shOuun, hfiray occurre tuis morn Z.
Ing at McEltOy's hail, Altman, Colo,
in which Jack Cox Instantly kilIeu
Bob Daily ami wounded Ha rry Minor
aad Sam Lishey, anu was then shot
fatally. After killing Daily, Cox ran
into the street, whore he met Town
Marshal O'BrloD, at whom he fired.
Inc marshal returned the FIRE, shoot.
ing Cox, who row lies at tue hospital
IN dying condition. The shooting
grew out OF quarrel. The men
had been gambling amt drinking ali
night. Cox 10 "a convict patcOneu
from the penitentiary 10y Governor
Waite.
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CHICAGO, April H. President
Charles w. Spaldlng OF the deiunci
Globe Savings bank arrived in Cuirago
last night on the Baltinore d oh 0
Railroad, coming from Grand Caluu ct
Heights, lnu., aud leaving the train
before 1t reached the city depot. After
cOneultatlOn with sooe of his friends
whom he met privately. he went to the
residence Of VIM. I. Hall, Jus ice OF
the peace, where he gave bonds for
his appearance in court to answer to
the charges OF receiving money when
he knew tho bana was insolvent. This
charge has been made by Frank Il.
Stone.
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NOT A HARDNESS.
Mrs. Jennnio Young Did Not Gss t.;
Genuine Article. II seems.

mf1. StHbhto kuhug btu Not yes -
Genuine Article. IL seems.
BAN FRANCISCO, April 12.-Mrs.
Jeannle YounL, the woman who as
sumeu the name OF Mrs. ID. M. Del.
mas, 10 not DnToneHs after all. The
man sbs married In Oakland on Satur.
day and with whom she Is now speed
ing across the continent ON her
wedding tour, Is not the Baron
Robert Lutwig Won Turkheim. He
is not member OF the royal guards OF
Germany, nur does he own estates at
Mannheim, county OF Baden, Ger.
many. He is plain Charles j. Won
Arnold, alias Baron Carl vop Stein
meis, private detective in the EN-.
ploy OF Chas. J. Btiliwsll.
"Thie rascal entrapped the woman
irto marriage with him." sAid II.
". Hutton, attorney for MTs. Young,
10 the presence OF Chief OF Police
Lees last night. "It was a trick oil
Attorney Delmas to get her out II the
state. Arnold was In StiilwelPs
employ AMI the money he spent 40
laVishiy on the day OF tue wedding,
rs well as the $1,000 he paid the
woman for her Interest in the property
Ought Tor her, came from Delmas.'
But the trick will avail Delmas
nothing. The wedding party will be
stopped at Ogden, or some place this
side OF Ogusn anu Won Arnold Will be
brought back to Sacramento by order
OF Cuiet OF Poiics Drew OF that city
to answer 10 a charge of perjury
Once inside this state he will be held,
IL no stoapes the charge OF perjury, to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-12

TRENTON, No, April lis. G.
WilsoD was murdered at his home
near here on March 25tn last, his skull
being split open with an Ak. Early
this morning. Jim Jones, n negro, was
arrested charged with tue crime, and
sensation was created an hour later
VIXEN Mre. Wilson. WIFE Of tho MUIR
ueTou man, was taken Into custody
anu locked up at the county Jail
Sheriff Meyers VIII not state what he
ekpscts to prove against the woman.
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DIFFICULTY BETWEEN orFrcEns
Major General Merritt Called Upon TO
Settle the Matter.

setiie the Matter.
WAsHINGToS, April II. - Major
General Wesley Merritt, the new com.
mHnuing officOr OF the department OF
the East arrived in Washington last
night from New YORK with his aide,
Lieut.. I. Is. Mol. Gen. Merritt has
been called upon TO settle u difficulty
between officers OF the army, which
recently &C iutIed Mt Fort Mctherson,
Ga. The officers Concerned are Lieut..
NJ. j, O'Bde Fun infantry, VINO IL
better known becau,e OF his assign.
msnt TO Japan during the Cnins.Jap -
anese war, anu Captain ii. RJmein,
also attached to the Fifth infantry.
Various stories of the difficulty be.
tween the two officers have reachei
the war department, one VI which IL
to the effect that Captain Romein
maao remarks which Lieut.. O'Brien
considered derOgatOry to his vile.
Another report states that Lieut..
O'Brien objected to q criticism made
upon his soidieriy qualifications by
Capt. Rlmein anu asks for an ex.
PLANTATION. Warm words followed and
Captain Romein Smoked LieuG.
O'Brien dOwT. Col. Il. +. Barr, as
sisIant advocate general, was ordered
to make an investigation. His report
ID completed ana Will be considered by
Gen. Merritt uuring the week. Lieut..
O'Brien has asked the war depart.
ment TO grant him a trial by curt
martial. The matter has been referred
to Gen. Merritt Tor his action ami II
the two officers are dissatisfied with
his COURSE, they may appeal to Score.
tsry Alger.
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NINE JURORS NOT ENOUGH
geTdlC,S Rendered in Civil Cases Held
10 Be Invalid.
Decision of the Uuiied states Supreme
cnurt la IA ,ass Appealed from
Utah.

WAsHINGToN, April l2.-In the case
of the American Publishing company
vs Fisher Brewing company, appealed
from the Supreme Court Of the State oil
Utab, the court through justice
Brewer rendered an opinion holding
ae invalid the state STATUTE validating
verd'cis In civil cases in which only
nine iIToIs c)ncur.
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EAN FRANCISCO, April l2.-Accord.
ing TO Rdyices brought by the Gaelic
natives In the vicinity of Icnsug,
China, are dying by hundreds OF star.
walton. The main crop last year wa
almost total failure, and as tue pe1.
pie exchanged their maize for rice 10
last them through the winter, food hss
been scanI for long time. Supplies
arc now completely exhausted and the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-12

CAsTALIA, o., April l2,,-The dis.
c3very Of vest subtertnnean pas.
sageway here has caused N ny visit.
ors TO inspect q new cave the past few
lays. Tn cave lie situated at tht
source OF Castala creek and ex.snds
underneath this town. The entrance
e MS yet made with difficulty but the
splondor OF the interior is marvellous
AZ shown by tho Illumination OF
toFnhpp
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CANNIs, France, April l2.-rbe fact
becamet public today that the grant
duke Of Mechlenbutg.Scnweri " hote
death here was annou nced rs having
occurred Mt o O'clock or SsIuriny
hight, comm ttsd sulcide. 1t has beer
stated thar ais death was due to aneuT.
Ism OF the heart.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, April l2.-Thls
morning Lieutenant Rowan in CON-
pany with Captain Fitzh left this city
aboard the steamer Itzska. Helena is
the objective point. Captain Fltzh
will mako another inspection OF the
lev.es while Lieutenant Rowan will
aid in the proper distribution OF the
supplies purchased with part OF the
government appropriation.
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NEW York, April ia special to
the WorIu from Havana eAys. General
Weyler replies to General Lee that he
cannot grant permission tO MI. Mar.
riOtt to 20 beyond the lines to secure
the body OF his colleague, Mr.. Crosby
of the Chicago Record. Weyler says
lie would like to oblige In the matter,
but he is not willing to assume the
responsibility OF protecting Mr.. Mar
riott where he cannot do 30.
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NEW YORK, April IA dispatch
10 the Heraid from Panama sayt:
General ia ael Rsyes, calculate
fer he presidency oil The republic, an.
nounces from Paris his intention OF
holding to the nomination OF the ma
ti0nal party III spite OF Preside Mt
Caros's opposition. A division q!
party Ia now inevitable. Both factions
are equally resolved to maiulaln their
respective candidates In the field.
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NEW YORK, April ia Dispatch
TO the Herald from MuDteyideu ssyi:
1t Is reported that a serious engage
ment has occurred between the federal
troops under Co. Casalia and the
Insurgents near Miuas. Tho iederals
arc aRid ~ have been defeated.
The Insurgents have captured the
town OF Safandi dol vi.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April ia Ave-
nlory buiiuing on Main Etreei and Park
avenue, occupied by the 81. Louis Re-
irigerstor and Wooden Gutter Manu-
featuring company was entirely
destroyed by IRE this forenoon. The
loss IL 100000. Two flremen and
boy were injured by failing walls but
not fatally hurt.
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YOKOHAMA, April H. phs govern
meat OF Japan has decided to send
two wsrships to Hawaii, stopping
meanwhile all emigration. A Rumber
OF rejected emigrants have arrived at
KRbs. The japanese press Is urging
the government to take firm Rttitude
toward the hawaiian anu Amsrican
governments,
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New York, April 1.-Two men
heiu up the cashier In YonkeG's Saw.
iDgs bank about noon today and sc.
cured $500. mostly bills, n email
amount being checks. They made
their escape ana up to the present
time have not been Bpprehendeu.
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harvest OF desth has Utgu Toe III.
c!als are making efforts to furnish food
for the starving psople by svnding In
rice. but the supplies they are able to
contribute are 80 email ami the mum
her OF ihose IN direct net d 81 great that
little pnol Ia accomplished. Owing t.
the difficulty OF transporting the rice
In the famine district only those living
alJng ;he waterways are a,doi.
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LoNDoN, April IA dispatch to
the Daily Mail from Capetown snyt:
The HeldageDlatt, the Dutch news.
paper, declares that leading OIL 0 ais OF
the Pransvaal speak openly ef wal
with England as Inevitable, and aver
that 1t would be carried Fight up TO
Table bay.
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LONDON, April l2-AubTey Beardt-
lee, the artist, has been iofmalIy re.
ceived into the Roman Catholic
church. His health, which has been
prtcsr Gus for long time past, is now
better and he has gone to the Riviera.