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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-10
DEATHS HARVEST.
A. u. Gispscock, Proprietor OF the
sentinel Hotel

sentinel Hotel.
YOSEMITE, CAL, June 10.-A. b.
Glssscock, proprietor o. the Sentinel
hotel, VINO was stricken with ap-
oplexy on Sunday morning last, died
last night. He was nstive OF Mh-
souri, and 81 years of age. He will be
buried here toJSy.
TAYLOR, A VETERAN TRAGEDIAN.
PHILADELPHIA, June lO.-rsmes
Hughes Taylor, q veteran tragedian OF
wiuo reputation, Is deaf OF uropsy at
DowniDgtown, Pa. He was 10 years
OF age. He made his debut In Port
land, Maine, in 1850.
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No Com mi.sIon TO Ticke, Brokers.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June 10.-A
little starch ha been Injected Into the
local passenger rate situation as the
result OF q meeting here which was
ATTENDED by Chairman Cald we'll OF
the Western Passenger association;
and high general officials OF the
Memphis, Burlington, Santa Fe, II ck
Island. Missouri Pacific, Alton, Wa.
bash, Union Pacific, Milwaukee and
Pittsburg and Gulf roads. 1t is report.
ed that as o result Of the meeting,
local agents have been given TO under
stand that rates must be maintained,
and that the practice Of paying COM
missions to ticket b,okers must be-
stopped.
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Court Notes.

Ch.rles Nelson is suing In the Third
district court, William Birkinshaw
ct al, 10 recover the cum OF 81, l25 on
certain promissory notes secured by
mortgage.
The Utah Commercial and Savings
bank file1 q suit In the Third district
court today against John II. Bowman
ct al, to recover the sum OF $4,000 on
two pr0mitsory notes secured by mort.
gage ana S6e7 81 paid in taxes, to.
gether with interests, costs and attor.
ney's fees.
The csae OF Mary +. Jndson VS.
Charles T.. Thaoker was dismissed by
Judge johnson today on motion OF the
plaintiff, as also was the case OF Will
liam b. Rid ct al We w. IL. Cromar;
While the case of Edwin Pitt We
Ston.wsll Stookey was ordered sirlck-
II from the caiendsr.
Judge johnson 10 hearing this after.
noon the case OF Mrs. Mamie Weaver
VS. James w. Pitts ct al. This suit Is
brought TO foreclose a mortgage on q
note for 500, given by James w.
Pitts and his wife to Mrs. Weaver.
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GRAND BosroS WEDDING.
The Cert mony Is Characterize ID as th o
First Among the Grent Wod-
diugs of this Century.

Boston, June lO.--A wedding csre.
mony, the character OF which placed
1t In the front rank as the graudest this
city has ever seen, and which In
point OF wealth represented also was
first among the great weddipgs OF the
century In This country, was that
whereby Lsrs Anderson. until very
recently q member OF the Uuiteu
States diplomatic corps AT Rome,
Italy, and Miss Isabelle Perkins
OF ihis city, heiress Of sl7,0O0..
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EXETER, N. Y, June 10. - The
Potliani d Boston through night
freight ran INTO washoul al Fernald's
culvert this morning. The locomotive
and seven cars were demolished and
three men Killed.
Dead-CbArles Rankin, engineer OF
Portland; A. q. Young, brakeman,
Portland; Albert Chandler. brakeman,
Portland.
Daniel King. this fireman. was bad.
~ burned and Otherwise injured but
he will tcover.
The train was about half nm hour
behind time and was running at .
high rate Of speed when the locomo.
tive went into the cuIvert. The en-
queer and two brakemen who were
on the front OF the train had no time
to jump.
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A SECOND DAUGHTER.
The New Arrival Ia tho tzar's House
hold Announced.

ST.. PETERsBURa, June lo.--tNoou)
The czarinA mas just been delivered
OF daughter at tho Peternoh. The
first child OF their majesties, torn
November 8, 1895, Is also a daughter,
the Grand Duchess OF q.
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HAVANA, June 10.-A cable mes.
sage was received today from the
queen regent granting q pardon to Jose
Carabre, who WAS under sentence 10
be shot this morning.
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ACCIDENTS ON THE ROAD.
rwo Freight Trains Collide Nee
bradford, EenntsseP.

bradford, Tenntssee.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 10-A
special 10 The Banner from Brauford,
Tenp., sayt:
Two Illinois Central freight trains
going In opposite directions crashed
into each other today at q slight curve
just at the end OF town aud alb ut 400
yards from the depot. 1t is impossible
at present to learn the extent Of the
damage dobe. All OF the Injured
were taken 10 the hotel AM a special
arrived from jackson ut 8:45 o'clock
with medical aid. 1t lie sslG That at
least three and perhaps more are un-
der the burning ruins OF the train.
All the trainmen have been account.
cd for.
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PITsBURa, Pa, June TO- The
strike slsJ ones & Laughlin's Amsrl.
can works was declared OIL by the
strikers' COMMITTEES Today ana all the
OLD men willing to WORK were take n
back at once at reduction.
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Katie M. Lodgson filed q suit for
divorce against her husband Halle
NJ. Lodgson, In the Third district
court today, alleging wiliui dessrt!ou
anu failure TO provide, as cause for
instituting proceedings.
According to the complaint the
parties were iDteImartied at Sanity
on the An DAY OF April,
1894, ami on the 25.h OF April
1885, plaintiff say', defendant de.
serted her and has since failed aud
negl. cteu to provide her With the
common necessaries OF lie, although
sUis TO do 80.
In addition to wishing to have the
marriage bonds snnuled, Mrs. Lodg.
son asks to have her maiden name
that OF Katie NJ. Ericsson-restore
TO her. There are no children.
Mrs. Lodgsun Ia represented by At.
torneys smith u Nielsen.
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EIGHT MILLION FEET OF LOGS
WASHED AWAY.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June l0.-Spe-
cisi uispstchss from towns along the
Connsctituct river indicate that much
damage 10 being done by the flood.
The lboom at Turner's FalIf,
Mass., broke this morning. There
were about 100000 feet OF loge.
There is no way Of stopping this boom
or the one that broke at Bellows Falls,
VT, until they reach Mont Tom, near
Northampton. The dam OF the War.
ner Manufacturing company ut Grest-
field broke this morning. 1t was built
OF solid rock and was 90 feet long and
IL feet high. A portion OF the Jam OF
Chariemont, Mast, q saw mill dam
owned oy II. T. Fort, went out this
morning.
RAIN AND HAIL,
WRAY, Colo, June 10.-A water.
spout flooded the country hereabout
last night. The Republican river rose
rapidly, carrying away the bridges
and sweeping away and drowning
stock In the valley.
Trains ure delayed and are running
oaulicuiIy.
Hall accompanied the rain and In
q lew minutes fell to the depth OF sew
erai inches. Hall stones the SIZE of
hens eggs, or even larger, fell at nrst
and II 10 feared they killed cattle aud
horses on tho ranges.
So far as known MT present no lives
have been lost. The extunt o, damage
to growing crops cannot be estimated,
but IL Ia feared that 1t 10 immense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14

saw that he has "a hnicRy appetite anu i@' ~
at that The fact is that the man is IN precail-
Gus condition and, if he continues to neglect his
health, is a candidate for consumption or some
equally terrible maady.
IL man doesn't wish to dine with death tor
waiter, ne should take the right remedy Tor
Little ills as they arise, and thus ward on the
"big ones" When man appetite is iinicky,,"
when his liver is torpid, when he feels g head
Ichey, dull lis.less and generally Out OF sorts i
he should take DIR. Pierces Golden MEDICAL DIS
coyery 1t makes the appetite keen, the liver ac-
tive, the blood pure the brain clear and the whole
body alert and energetic. II the bowels are con-
stipated Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets will cure
that. The Golden Medical Discovery" cures %
per cent. OF all cases OF consumption, weak lungs
Catarrhal, bronchial and throat troubles.
twenty-five years ago eight different doctors ,oIa me
that would live short tmc-thet had eonsun p,on
and must die writes Geo r. Coopc ESQ OF Myers taey
Pottswatomis Co. Kansas. ~ finally commence taking
DR. Prrces Golden Medical Discovery and am s.ili 10 me
land among the living have faith 70 believe that mas
euethaued my life oT the last twenty hvs years ana
% much faith In all Of Dr Pierees meoic'nes THAT want
Ms Common Sense Medical ADVISER
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation.
One little pellet" is dose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14
NOTES or THE LONDON STAGE.

London Nov i3-"The Little Minister" which
WAS produced at the Haymarket Theatre ON Satur-
day last with Cyril Maude as the Minister ana
Winifred Emery as Lady Babbie. has been the
feature OF the theatrical season j. NJ Barrie
new play Jumped Immediately into popularity ana
the advance booking reported is the largest IN inc
history Of the house
The Haymarket and the criterion, ""e,e 81.
-. I,nas.s Drhe Liars" Is being played by
char,es Wyndhams company. are doing the oeS'
business IN the town
The First Born" company, which close" al vi.
parement OF six days at the GioSe Lne German
Saturday last. Is on board ths H Srosse which
s satHlsdd from southampton for New-fork on No-
10
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TIE STEAMSHIP RrTHERGLEN FOUNDERS

Queenstown Nov. l3.-The British steamship
Ruthergen, Captain English. from NewYork on
October % for Plymouth. has foundercd 800 miles
west Of the Fastnet. Her crew mas been picked up
by the Norwegian bark Hermonas. and arrived at
Crook Haven, twenty-one miles from Skibbercen.
to-day.
The Rutherglen was owned by Maclay McIn-
tyre. OF Glasgow She built nj Newcastle was
OF 2.5ll tons gross register measured 3l2 feet in
length, had about forty feet beam and was q feet
inches deep.
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BLOCKING TURKEYS NAVAL PLANS.
RUSSIA WILL DEMAND PAYMENT OF WAR IN
DENSITY ARREARS.

RUSSIA WILL DEMAND PAYMENT OF WAR M
DENSITY ARREARS.
ConstantlnJple Nov. l3-The Russian Embassy
here has made an important announcement to the
Turkish Government. In substance 1t is that II
Turkey Intends to apply part OF the Greek war In
dennity to an increase OF ornaments Russia de-
sres TO remind Turkey that the unpaid arrears oil
the Russo Turkish war indemnity amount to tl,@VV-
900 adding that II the policy OF the Turkish Gov
eminent IL AS indicated. Russia will demand the
uayment OF this amount The Russian pronounce
rncnt has strongly impressed the Diplomatic Corps
who believe 10 il directed against the plans 10 Te-
organize the Turkish Navy
Agents OF Herr krupp. the great German gun
maker ana agents Of the Armstrong;, OF England
have visited Constantnople la the last month with
PROPOSALS for the reconstruction OF the TURKISH
Navy and the contest between the German ana
British interests was closely watched IL was De-
uev.d al the time that Emperor William OF Ter
many had appealed to the Sultan In favor oil her:
Kriipp's proposals but there was said TO De d
stronc feeling a. the Turkish capital in favor q
The nrl,ish Propositions. Later II was announces
thut tho Turkish Government had opened 4 cTert
~ tl,OeG In London TO dcfray the expense OF en-
gaging skilled workmen as oVersfers OF 'ne eo""
fernpla Ted reconstruction OF the navy.
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4 UENIIL EROM NORlLLN.

civ o. Mexico. Nov. l3.-Prosrero MprAl'S' '"
of The revolution IN Guatemala. Is stlh hc't WI"
several companions. lie denies the statements at
tributed TO him 10y some OF the passengers on III, y,
steamer Albion. which arrived Two uays ~" ~ a
san Diego cal TO the effect that fuentes wa a
traitor and that ne would have shot MN uoWn my
a dog and that Fuentes. If he ever rSS'urneu W
Guatemala would be killed by friends OF 'HV 'e'o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14
FRENCH TRADE INCREASING.

Paris Nov is-The official returns OF the custom
house inst issued show that In the last ten months
French imports have increased 7Glshwn trohSs, anu
that the exports have increased lytuoe'"" """'''
romnnred with the same period oil 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14
MORE STUDENT RIOTING ~ VIENNA.
HEBREWS woRsrEp BY GERMANS AND MANY
PERSONS INJURED.

Vienna Nov l3.-The students repeated their fio-
tort demonstrations In the hall OF the University
this morning They were divided into lueger ana
Wolf factions and created such an uproar that
the police finally expelled them from the building
and occupied in force all the approaches to the
University There some fierce hghting before
the police arrived Sticks we're freely used. ana
many persons were injured. The Hebrew students
were finally wOrstcd by the Germans. several ar
rests were made. The outbreak was caused oy the
Hebrew students blaming the Germans Tor Nchhes-
days demonstration.
ON Wednesday last large band OF German stu
dents made n demonstration In the main hall OF
tho University and In front OF the Rechsrath sing
ing German National airs. Eventually they dls-
perscd. taking the advice or Herr NolH' herman
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an prVoLTTION ~ VENEZUELA.

carocas Venezuela. Nov. lS-The report put ~
,,rcu,ation ON November that reVo'u'io"a',
,roubles had occurred In the states OF L"'a ""N
bolivar and that in the latter ds ,blSs compsnies
m M i 49,, we" having been ordered to ptoeeeu
C,udad Bolivar, Is denied
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News was received in Berlin last week Of

News was received In Berlin last week OF 4" a.
tack ON the German mission AT fen-Chu-Fu' III 'ne
s~u,ho,n uart of the Chinese province Of shan
Ting This news was subsequently confirmed
TN. RhenIsh Missionaries Mes and ienne were
Killed sciglcr was reported missing ana StuhS' l,
was added. had escaped. II was anloud,'tn'. ard
SATURDAY that the German Minister TO 'h'., III
Inc captain OF the German gunbou tornotah. "' 10
-, .r ',rtnck.d H., a mob Al Wu-C Chang. IN IN" PRIV
irce OF Hoppe" on the Yang-Ts"-hh ns nv a.
The rioters also stoned the German nag anu .,.
stilt,d IN, Minister. For these outfaSes b'IIhnny
has announced her intention Of obtaining P'o'"P'
v.Ir
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trict shows that the work mas been great success.
and has given an immense stimulus TO agriculture.
Apparenty 5000 square miles of the Interior OF
New South Wales will thus be trrigable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14
WHATJONDON TALKS ABOUT

London. November 10.
,opo sAIIsBURy'S sPEECH.-The speech oil
,bo Norouis OF Salisbury at the Guidhan on l"es
dov last Lord Mayors Day. again proved MN ~ "e
rost master of saying nothing In many soot"ins
words II was essentially peace speech anu uu
no, contain a single indication as to how far the
Government is prepared to go in Indian. EGYPTIAN
coudan or Niger affairs, beyond the general what
can no done will be done" Even the supposed men
oce to France has since been explained. ana was
No, intended to excite French feelings, but was
merely to give English public opinion mid SAUSAGE
lion from a pretended bluff The PremiTs utter
ances on the subject Of international federation lead
to the conclusion that the Government ~ Wc"'!i"e
of Great Britain's splendid isolation" and the I'M
nerialis,c plans OF the Secretary Of State for the
Colonies. Joseph Chamberlain. have not yet gone Tar
enough 10 permit Great Britain to MAINTAIN he'
policy of separate from the rest of the world
The Continental newspapers regard dlstrus'lui!
praise Of the concert Of the Powers. coming from
the leader of the Power which, rightly OF Wro"s'S'
the whole of Europe believes to have been the most
untrustworthy elment in it. Vienna newspaper
voices the general distrust. saying:
England has seized in Africa. as elsewhere the
lions share. First she cheated Germany u'chihs
her out of promising territory In exchange ior INC
crumbling rock OF Heligoland Then she caused
Italy bleed for her in Eryhrea, and has now chy
to deal with opponent. whom she desplses
namely. France. to which she has always been an
unpleasant neignbor, continually tearing pieces from
her living body. She took Canada and everything
valuable the French had in Asia mostly by cuhnlng
and has proved herself the perpetual enemy OF me
exclusive possession of all the Niger territory worth
having
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14

all enjoyment OF his meals.
Nothing tastes good or
looks appetizing. He
grumbles at MS wife, or the
cook, or the landlord, or
the landlady, or the waiter
as the case may be. People
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14

siyely TO the Upper Crust.
NR CIApsTONE.-Hs health permn''ns' "r
,,,,.,or. r,oditotcs an lmportau. biograph''"'
work embracing the lives of most "' me u'','"
ouished modern divines: hut there are "''l"''''''
rumors in circulation - to the m"'Ee' "''"'''
which old age and inhrmitcS are E'o""E w."
-, oia NJ" He seems 90 he developing
,,I ,,ooLro.s similar 10 Prince bi.m'r'N =
Whrreycr ne catches cold IT settle 40 ID. Syr.
IN the left side Of his face. m, ~ t,rD h1s
hen ordered to the Riviera pm order to s,,re
winter. and ne. w!'h his We 4i" a. G,nnrs Mr
ii0ne and his party VIII hc the guest, OF IA
RendcI whose daughter Is married 10 MI "'"'
stones third son.
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luton. Morales also denies that he attempted to
charter the steamer Albion to transport troops
down tie coast 10 Guatemala.
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NOT DESIGNED BY WATSON.

Glasgow Noy l3.-George l.. Watson denies
being the designer OF the new yacht being built by
the Hendersons for the Prince OF Wales.
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OFFICIALS or FIuuE RESIGN

Fiume Austria Hungary. Nov. B.-rhe Burgo-
master and Council OF this city have resigned
owing to the impending introduction Of Hungarian
law here Flume has hitherto been under local
laws.
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DODGINC DEATH DUTIES.-it Is said mat 'ne
Duke Of Beaufort has transferred AL MS prot''S
20 his son. the Marquis of Worcester Inc p"He
is in very feeble health and TINS 1nsi ,be VI cnor
ns,ates enables the Marquis 10 c-'hle II 49,
,,Shus death duties which ne would ottci"'se h"''
~ nav on succeeding 10 the estates
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Californfn Excursions.

,rexcei.d Service In tourist sleeping cars. personally
eo1ducted Via Chicago Union Pacific Nofth-WessFn
fIne Quick time. low rates. utmost comfort
tickets sleeping reservations and full information
=, S~rth-wsstArn Lima once Ne. ~ Broadway N j.
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70 prNfsH rHB CHINESE urRDtRERS
orpM,X wARsnIrs ORDERED TO TINS SCENE OF
otrRAGEs oN MISSIONARIES

perlin. Nov Sit L. semi-oihrialy announce
,o.d,v mat the German squadron In Chinese wa
,.r, has been ordered 10 proceed to the 'oas' %
shan.Tuns and anchor near me sTeme 3 dr Which
',e,t murders of German missionaries, i"l rn,ni,
- GERMAN commander IS Instructed 10 op'"'"
immediate satisfaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14

Fn,me IN a seaport town OF Austria Hungary. and
a free cty up to the present time. of the Hun
garian Kingdom II is on the River Fiumara
where IT falls into the Gulf OF Quarnero at ne
northeastern extremity or the Anrl'iS' anu ~ VIZ
oniv important seaport for the outlet OF the produce
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IRRIGATION ~ NEW Sot RI "-AhH'
sydney ~ :. w. Nov. l3-The oiicia report o'
,h IRRIGATION by artesian wells in the Bourke dis
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MONTE CARLOS REVENUE.-The budget Of
Monte Carlo shows that the profits for the year
ending on October 81 100000 francs below
those Of the previous year No reasons as
signed for this falling of. The banks OUTLAWS In
cludc 100000 francs to the Prince Of Monaco: po-
lice and grounds. 10000 francs salaries, 1000 COO
francs: orchestra and sports. S0.en francs; pay
ments to ruined gamblers 10000 francs. and for
the prevention of suicides 10000 frarcs The num-
Der OF suicides during the year footed up thirty
five persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14

.,.., T., tho United states each party IN
AIielioa 10 ,Gc rank and he sharing the spoi'
sf be IN this country tho spells go amos' eN''"
sively 10 the Upper Crust.
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nstaies enables the Marquis to cscape ,9e I, svs
nous death duties which he would o'fei"'Se nav
10 nay on succeeding 10 the 'sld'c''
DEAN HOLE on NETWORKS ELH1loN'-
The Very Rev Samuel r. Hole Dean oil ho'nsS'o'
opening the schools rlZaar at Chatham on in"is
day last. made an address In TIE eo"''' @"
speaking OF the necessity 'o' '''
OF children. he said. T.,
..xew-york has the most perfect Arrangement IN
a., ,orla for secular education: but " has TOO tii,
regard for me m 1S hui for the want OF moral
conviction and practical WRIST amp "I"""t = - .
lion as that Of a Tammany Mayor "uud "'''' ""''
occurred"
THE RARONETs' UNION The so-cAI"d
..paronc,s. Tradcs-Union." In other words. me
movement OF the birlnets u protect ihii' NshV
ana seek redress Tor their grievances In We" OF 'he
recent decision accoriinS ch.lt'n during me I's"
lie of peers the titic Of lion ana sN'nh '""h
precedence after the younger children Of b'rohS ""p
ahead Of haroncts IL taking form. \ meeting "hs
81, hy ,b. aRgrleved balOnets on "Wednesday ana
resolutions were adopeI looking - tho suppression
OF the unauthorized assumption OF haronetci's ana
the maintenance Of the pfjNlesfs Ani pt''ei'"'S '
IN. order The frat resolution draws attention to
tho lona-Standlnx scandal n the spurious assumption
pi utt - ,,ho AZ. tnanlo 10 show Their titIc
.oss at and IT. is .,d that be-ld.s tho disputed
horonefces the claimants 10 which an Zee IN" N.''
there Is absolutely ~ over Se bee
aec In other words u man tancie- p" b, en-
,i,i.d "a a barou.tcy he AFsuucs o.. no one having
Tho mower ~ ask him for proof - MS claim
rhe second resolution adopted by tAc hafoneis u a
rr,tSet against The hes'oWal OF tn" designation or
Euon on children during the legal NE OF peers.
: which gives them precedence when the hhfohe's
hold they are not enuurH To-
THE PRINCES NEW YACHT The Prince of
Walcs's new racing yacht when u being buN ny
tho UcnAersons Of Glasgow. IL discussed with great
interest In Yachting circles 1t Is expected that she
u,u make her debut In the Mediterranean rcgattas
nex, snring and The Sporting and Dramatic
News expresses the hope that the American yacht
Defender will be-. there ana meet such genuine
commemorative OF the sport the Prince Of Wales
The Prince OF Wales does not intend TO challenge
for the America cup.
WINANss CIGAR YACHTS Owing 10 the
death Of William l. Winans. the American million
eire who expired june o. his Two cigar" yachts
which have been moored In southampton Water TO-
Twenty-Five yca-s will be sold. Enormous sums Of
money have been spen; IN experiments upon th"m
and In Their man,cptncr' bui very ~" p''p'~ nave
ever seen them under way
NJ ZIDIERS DEATH-M. Hld'er who began lie
az a butcher lad and VINO for years past had been
the most successful purveyor TO The midnight pleas
ures OF Paris died suddenly on Thursday last In his
| luxurious rtt on the Rue 81. Lazarc lie was the
proprietor Of the Jariin de Paris, which alone
brought him income % t2vD 20 tlrll annually:
OF the switchback railroad near the Madeleine, ana
OF the notorious Moulin Rouge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14

w DCU Il
\ man suffers
from neg
lected indi-
gestion, con-
stipation
and torpid
ity of tn c
liver, he
soon loses