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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30
ALMOST UNANIMOUS.
The Senate Foreign Relations Com
millee or arbitration.
TWO AMENDMENTS AGREED TO.


WAsHINdToN, Jan. 30.--rhe Senate
committee on foreign relations today
II sumed consideration of the arbitra.
ton treaty between the United States
snd Great Britain with determine
ton 10 finish before adjourning. II is
certain the streaty will 10 amended
before reported to the Senate.
The Senate on foreign relations
a2reed to report favoraply on the arbi.
iration treaty with amendment.
The committee was in session three
hours anu agreed by almost unanim us
vote to commend the ratification OF
tue treaty with amendments. All but
Two OF these amendments are merely
verbal. One OF the two which are
essential strikes out the clause provid
ing for the telectioB OF King Oscar MS
umpire, leaving IL to the two Towsrs
to select an umpire when one Is cor
eidered necessary. The other import
ant amendment is the addition to
ofticle one OF the treaty 40 follows:
mo question which affects tbs foreign
Or domestic policy OF either OF the con-
tracing partlee or tue relations Of
either with any other slate or power,
by treaty or Otherwise, shall be- cub
| Ject to arbitration under this treat y
except by special agreement"
This amendment WAS agreed 10 by
vote. The amendment eliminating
the umpire clause was agreed to by a
vote Ol TO /. The negative vote Ia
uuders.uod 10 have been cast by
Senator Gray, Delaware.
| The vote OF the motion 10 report the
treaty favoFably as amended was six
TO four.
The six membera who voted In the
| sfii tmaiiys were: Sherman, Fry,
Duvis, CullOm, Lodge, Grny; thost
| VINO voJeJ in the negative were: Nor
gan, Daniel, Cameron, Milis. The
woe WAS on fl auciai rather thsn lo-
] hticaI lines. Oaly one Democratic
senator voted Tor the ratification anu
one Republican against 1t.
All vO Us for the treaty were east by
men who oppos liver in the Sens {
and intue lasVcan la.gn,iwhile those IL
opposition, with the possible exception
ui Mills, were cast by the free silve
men. 1t Is understood the silver men
| hula the rat ticat,on OF the lreAtywoul,
| h ave u tendency TO rendor the UniteC
81 ties eubservient 10 Great Britain
rha amendment declaring Ia espiici
terms that the Alaskan bOunuar,
question should not be included IN tn
agreement for arbitration was vote
down nsyunnscesshry. F l.-'.f
The chairman was instruced TO as
the s male to give the treaty considera
ton al rs early day "A practicable.
Is expected wnen taken up IL will lest
to a proiTacled animated Debate in tn,
executive session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30
cousrEnrEIrEa AnnEsrED.,
An Alleged Old Hand at 1t Caught in
Chicago.

WASHINGTON, j al. 30.--Chief II zsn
OF the secrer service has received toe
following Telegram from AGENT Porter,
Chicago. John a. Skoog Was Rrrestea
last night by Policemen Mcdonald
AMI Rogers for Offering one new couu-
ferfeit twenty dollar silver certificate
anu ne Lad four IN SIS pqtssssiar. dc
rslrssa to give tile police auy iniorma-
ton Whatever. He Was turned over TO
the United States this morning and
soon gave his name and address anu
confessed that he 10 the MAKER of said
notes and the only shower OF OF the
same. The notes were made by the
Photographic process.
He was also making a hundred
kronor on 5verIges Rikes bank, Stock.
i'm, 5S eden, the date of jan. /,
1892. We went to his room and cap.
iured complete outfit, consisting OF
negatives, copper plates, paper, ink,
Gamer a pres, together with 40 coun.
terfeit twenty dollar silver certificates
and 50 counterfeit bundred kronor
notes. Skoog has no Rocomplics. He
passed the first twenty here last NJ
vember anu has passed 20 since then,
all In Chicago. He left Sweden four
years ago for countsrfeiting. he has
been held in $1,000 Donus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

Il. w. Reese, who plead guilty to
peti. larceny II week ago, was brough I
before JuiSe Hiles today tor sentence.
Reese's Il nee consisted OF his hsv.
ing stolen, iast summer, number OF
ties, the property OF the Rapid Transit
company.
Attorney Straup, who appeared Tor
Reese, asked the lenienoy OF the court
In deienuRnt'e behalf. He said Reese
was II poor man sixty-one years old
and living with sister folder thDn he)
who was dependant ON him. "rhe
evidence in the lower COMPLICATION.
ney Sttsup cOntinue1-''oniy show ed
four or ak ties 10 havY been taken, and
they were OLD ones"
Attorney Eichnor offered no objec'
lions, stating that he thought the ends
II justice would be met by the imp0si-
lion OF "a small fine.
The court Hus1 Reese the sum OF So,
with ut costs, W iclI was Immediately
paid over to CLERK Little.
Court was then adjourned until next
Tuesday morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30
GLASS FACTORY.
An Indiana Company Wants InIor ma
tiOn Regarding the Chances
for One.

Secretary Colporn OF the Chamber
OF Commerce has received iette
from MI. j. II. Lay, representing m
Indiana company, asking for informa
ton regarding the Inducements TO,
establishing n glass factory In this city,
Hts company has decided TO put In Il
plant somewhere and Is now making
inquiries to learn where the most suit.
able place is. The questions pertain to
the number OF bottles, otc., that lie re.
quiIed to supply the market here, az
10 whether good grade OF hre brick
Is manufacture here, and the fuel that
could be obtained.
In q previous letter to Secretary Col
born Mr.. Lay sugyeHted that thu com-
| pany should bs offered bonus as an
induoement TO locate here, hut he was
given to understand by Judge Colporn
that no bonus would be offered except
the natural advantages OF the State.
Jndge Colborn will give the informa-
ton asked for In the Last letter as soon
as 1t can be obtained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

The police and fire board has filed
an snswer 10 Chief Praips petition Tor
writ OF mandate. Denial and justlii.
cation are the chief ingredients OF the
snawer. Ii 10 denied that Pratt was
appointed chief OF police in December
1894. during good behavior; denies that
be was arbitrarily dismissed or that
Grant aud Dinniny Were unfamiliar
with the goings on OF the police de.
par,meut. II further denies petitioner
the right to dispute the action OF the
board, or that the right to the Office Ia
In dispute in this action. Cefiaiu
allegations are then made Ia which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 30.-Miss Charlotte
Brown, teacher In the Stoddard
schsol, was struck In the face yester.
day afternoon by an unruly pupil and
rendered unconscious for 3 period OF
forty minutes. The identity OF the
pugilIst VINO "pui out" Mise Brown
could not be learned lsst evening az
the victim 0: the assault pJsiuvely re-
fused to tell his name.
Miss Blown had attempted TO dis.
clpline the boys Of her ROOM when he
struck her blow with his fist OH the
law which rendered Miss Br5wnun.
conscious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

Ending January 3Oth--Births re-
ported 81; msles Is. females 10; deaths
%; males s, females IL; bodies brought
IT. m other'places for interment here 4:
Contagious diseases, flags outstanding,
10; diphtheris, 3, scarlet fever, S; In
fictitious diseases reported for the week,
/, typhoid fever, /.
CleTR Il. A. Foliand has prepared
his report for the year, which shows
the number OF births Tor 1896 to be
LOIS; males 544. females 527; sex not
given 7. Deaths 574; males 2s9,
females $50. Average per thousand
for the year S.22.
The prevsiIng disease for the year
were ipbthisis. puImonalis, (consump.
tinp,) from which 81 died. Eighteen
died rom accidents. 8 iuided. Seventy
died from old age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30
Pembroke Stationery Co.

The Pembroke Stationery company
filed ant Giles of incorporation with the
county clerk this afternoon.
Tho object OF the organization is to
conduct the business OF buying and
ceiling of enrineers', surveyors, ar
chiteCts' and draughlemens' supplies,
paper, stationery, office supplies anu
furniture, etc.
The capitalization is fixed OF $4,000,
divided into shares OF 50 each.
The principal place Of business will
be Salt Lake City.
Tho names OF the incar9orstors ere
5, ]. Pembroke, Joseph :. Barrow, IL.
Pembroke, Martha j. Barrow ana A.
3. Margetts, ell OF whom reside IN
this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

Healing ConcIu ted gcfors the SENATE
committee.

Committee.
WASHINGTON, Jan, 30.-The Senate
committee On poaioiflca and post roads
today concluded tn, hearings on the
Loud bill, repeating certain provisions
OF tie exiating law regarding second
ciass mali matter.
Governor Clesyes, Maine, appeared
In opposition to tue bill saying II 1t
became law 1t would iniuriously affect
many people. He held that To exclude
sample copies OF newspapers without
giving at least q year OF grace would
be to invalidate many advertising con-
tracts made on the strength Of the
Ia the present law.
MIR. Wheeler OF Broughton, Mifll n
a. Co., Boston, contendad that most
cheap bucks distributed as second class
matter under the oIeeent law were OF b
high character.
Wheeler contend edsthat niDe-,enths
Of The tbuses were due to the nJn-
enforcement OF the present law. Two
courses were open to the authorities.
The first was TO depend upon the next
postmaster to reverse tha present
ruling; the second TO amend tho law
80 Us TO exclude objectio liable matter.
"Do you think asked Senator
Cha ndler, "tbat you could ind &
Mckinley postmas.er general with
nerve enough to DO that?
81 TO-" replied Wheeler.
"Wilson has indicated that he might
undertake it,"
Perhaps them" responded Chandler.
"lt would be q good iuea Tor Mckinley
to keep Wlleon anu lot him do IT."
ri wish he would" said Wheeler.
Herman j. Coleman, ex.secretary
OF agriculture, a0iayonized the bill as
opposed to the Interests OF farmers,
especially the people west, who would,
no said, have TO stand the cost In the
END. He contrnded especially for the
retention OF the sample copy privilege.
He characterized the bill HI m1nopo-
nzation bin designed TO promote Tue
interests Of trusts.
Patrick Farrelly of the American
News company, defended his Company
against tue charges OF being mono.
poly and argued that tiscrimin ation Ia
favor OF sersl publications WIS not
new, having begun with the law OF
1879. II deprived OF this favor now,
It would be Tor the firsl time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8O.-The II use
today resumed colsIdeIati0n OF the
agricultural appropriation bill. Dock
cry (Dem. Mo. made point OF order
when wus suttained against several
increases In the ealaries to chief OF
divisions in the bureau Of the animal
industry,
lmwell. Republican, Ohio, re.
erIeu to the attack recentiy made by
Daatmond, Democrat, Missouri, on
Secretary Morton. He had supposed,
ne began, that some member Of the
party TO which the secretary OF agri.
culture belonged would speak in his
aeledse, Vut perhaps the DEM
ourAts thought thai Morton. AS
u 4niel Wuhater said ,f MASSACHUSETTS,,
neeAed no defence. He did desire 60
speah 10 defence OF tho atatleics COM
rilei by tne gtlcaltufal department.
Ihey mad beea 4 great vaiua la the
issi eanip Npu Ia correcting fnilncious
;hsur.ss % The irse silver men that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

PBENIX, Auz, Jau. sO.-H. IL.
Porte,. chairman OF the board OF d.
rec,orr of tue Chicago and Eastern
IlIinn.s railroad, Robert Il. Lincoln,
N. X. + ilrbank, Nj irsnalI Field aud
General Wesley Merritt, commanding
the department Of the Missouri, have
arrival in spscial car. They have
been to the CJugreas mine, IN which
FalTbank ia interested. The party IL
simpiy ON pleasure TIP aud miy lie
eoniinued TO southern California.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

WAsHINGToN, Jan. sO,-Secretary
Oluey und sir Julian Pauncefote At
IL O'Clock today signed the convention
for definition by commission OF so
much Of the boundary line between
A laska and the BrS,sn possessions as
10 marRed by the l4lst meridian. The
treaty will be- sent TO the Senate on
Monday.
The treaty provides for commission
OF four members. The names will be
agreed on hereafter. The ,commisslon
will meet at London or Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

DALLAS, Tex, Jan. s0.--Merchan'e
ana ioppers OF this city have inaugu.
rated boycott against the railroads
that have been getting the benefit o.
the Dallas trade, but which have failed
TO build into the city. The roads
nrincipalIy placed under the ban arc
.he Al. louis and Southwestern, the
Rock Island and the FJrs Worsn anu
Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
The Portland Cement Company 10
Build a Cement Kiln.
Essor, OF noard FOR the weeh--.iso
Reports For the
Year.

The following are the building per-
mits Issued for the week:
Portland Cement company OF Utah,
rhomIs q. Cairns. manager; frame
building and cement kiln, four room 3,
corner Eighth South and Filth West,
to cost 50, 900.
j. II. Miller Jr., 1913 NJ Street, frame
barber shop, two rooms, TO cost $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

NEW York, Jan. sO.-A uispaich
to the Herald from Vienna snye:
The Turkish ambassador has jnst
notified the Austrian government Of
the suIian's adheiioni to the interna-
tion al plague conference at Venice,
alec OF the eultau's premtory forbid.
ance OF the pilgrimage 10 Mecca be-
cause OF tho prevalence OF the pest.
The suliaD's notification has made an
excellent impression.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

Mr.. Pratt lie charged with being I'M
nble TO "barm0nize tho several sub
ordinate officers and men in the DO
partment," etc. 1t is also set un, &c
defect in the complaint, that the
present chief, 10 not q party to the
sction md furthermore that the said
instrument does not state ilcts sufll.
Client to constitute n cause OF action.
Tho answer IL signed by City At.
torney Mckay and his assistant. ID. b.
Hempsteau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

IudGmcntef Lower 0ouri Reversed.
The Supreme court hhr Jed down an
opinion today IN tlp CAGE OF Jacob
Petrovi2ky We Nat NJ. Brigham, on
appeal.
This was an action brought to re.
cover $500 damages for tho conversion
OF certain i'rsouai property, upon
whicn pbinl II held cnatiol mort
gRgc. The luwar court gave judgment
tor defendant on a motion for nlosuit.
Plat tfl'J motion iot a new trial was
vvGtGule1.
Tho judgment Of the court today re-
verses Tue over court, with costs, and
q new trial Ia granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

Edwin Il. Ricn fled a suit in the
district court yesterday afternoon
again Thomas Mccoy to recover
$500 and interest Oh a prommissoTy
note.
Justice McMaster rendered iudg-
msut yesterday in the case of a, +.
Jonas w. The Salt Lake Rapid Tran
sit company. This case was an action
brought to recover fs99 for the ueath
OF O horse caused by the defendant
company's negligence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30
Elder stsysnson,s Remains.

The remains OF tho late Edward
Stevenson will lie In state st tho fam.
lily residence, llS south FRS. West
street. on Sunday mornirg, from to
IL G'Iioek, whom friends may take a
las, look at the departed one.
Tao funeral services viii be con-
Quoted undor tho direction OF the
First Council OF Seventies, at che Tab.
ernscle, at o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

CANTON, OHIO, Jan. 3O.-Among
the Mckinley callers were ex-senator
Saunders OF Montana and Senator
Blown Of Utah. Brown said his visit
Ind no political signlfica nee.
Saunuer said he came 10 say good
word for Aiger which was now, how.
ever, unnecessary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30
pcac.. possibly, for cnbn.

MADRID, Jan. 30.-The Epoca says
words dropped by the minister OF war,
A zcsrraga, point to the possibility OF
an arrangement shortly with the
Cuban Insurgents. Much Importance
is attached 10 the recent visit OF
United States Minister Taylor TO tho
minister OF foreign ofiaire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

the prlceH OF iIee eilVer'
Bell (Populisi. Colo.) protested
against tue INTERPRETING of politics in
the discussion OF tho appropriation
billie, md declared the prices OF silver
and wheat ran together.
The discussion Of the silver question
was continued by Morse, Republican,
Massachusetts,, and Shnfroth, Colo.
Both were called to order and the
Chair (Mr. Hahn, Now York; deci ued
the discussion out Of order.
Tawney offered an amendment con-
tinuing the fibre experiments dropped
on the advice OF the S. secretary Of sgri-
culture. The amendment was agreed
to, so to 90. Five thousand dollars IL
appropriated for the experiments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 30.-The Standard
Eagle Box and Lumber company has
placed its property and plant in the
bands OF a trustee to satisfy the claims
of creditors. The liabilities are $780,
coo. Barthold Lauge, trustee, says
the creditors will be paid In full. Dull
business Is given as ths cause OF the
assignment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, Jnu. s0.-A special
to tho News from Oregon, Mo-, says
James b. like, the murderer OF John
Patterson, was hanged this morning.
The crime for which Inks was hangel
was committed In 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

NEW York, Jan. 30.-rne steamer
Civic, several days overdun from
Liverpool, has arrived outside OF the
sandy Hook bar, bound in.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

CHICAGO, Jan. 8O.--Judge freeman
Today appointed Ralph Metcalt re-
ceiver OF the Dime Savings bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

PHOENIX, Ariz., Bills have passed
both BIancnes OF the legislature In the
interest OF tho Santa Fc, permitting
railway corporations to purchase rail-
way property and franchises at fore
closure saies and permitting such pur-
ehasefs 10 assume oil the Fights and
franchises Of tue prior corporalion, us
we'll as authority to construct lines In
other states. 1t is alleged that the
santa Fe exten lon to The coast will be
built by virtue OF the authority given
me compsuy on Reorganization OF the
Atlantic & Pacific. following the sale
on trust Geeue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

TIE melOdrAma entitled A Free
PArdon At the olympic tneateT first
produced on Thurs .ay nignt was well
received. Miss Esme Beringei, who
prssentei tue hsroiue, scored a ds-
cided SUCCESS anu won universal praise
from tho critice, who say that her act
iug as well as her Ueauty improves
every day.
The sensation OF the piece Ia tho
escape OF prisoner from Portland
pIison, aided by deLs1 fog, recalling
the recsnt escape oil cOnvicls .irom
DarinUor prison.
Harrison Hunter played the part OF
the here. The Daily Express In its
theatrical columns annouuce, that
every EDglieh company in America
this season has been finsDcial fnilur,.
AT this the Mail rejoices on the ground
that owing to the pact big successes
managers here were gradually produc-
ing plays with their eyee on Ameriua,
and London was in danger Of broom.
ing simply feeder to New York.
The American Line $ eamship
New York, which sails from South
snptou today, will take among her
passengers Mr.. NJ. IL. DeYOung, pro-
prietor OF tho San Fla oi.co Chronicle,
Mrs. De Young, Mr.. e. +. Exam OF
San Franeiscj and Commander Bel
KNAPP.
The Grand D1chess X-nin OF Rus.
sia has arranged to visit America dur.
ing the summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

In spite OF oTiiciai deniais It Is be.
coming generally known that the cor
uiuon OF the cztr's health In critical
And that q regency Is pr1bibie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30
THE EASTERN SITUATION.
Russia Alarmed at The Movements Of
an English Squadron.
Russia must he First mt Constant.
nopIe Is the declaration at
abe Press.

NEW York, jan. 30--A Dispatch
to the Herald irom 81. Petersburg
sayt: Considerable unsasiness has
been caused by telegram received
from the Agence RusHe to the effect
that forty Euglish wsEsnlps, inciud-
ing eleven fifst-class hattlesnips, are
towering between Bssika Bay ami the
Dardaneilen.
The matter is said to be likely to re.
ceive special attention al the meeting
OF Count Muravieff, the Russian for
eign minister, ana President Faure.
Tue Nov0e Vfemys has published
reply 10 NJ. L2Vieo's severe attack Ia
the Revue De Paris. In remarkably
sharp article It treats the matter ss
ons OF jealousy on the part of France
VI Russia at Coustantinople anu says:
"FrRnce should zee that herintt rests
have descended to the Suez CANA.
France's interests In Turkey are mere
iy financial, whereas Russia, ant III a
less degree Austria, are the only
countries intsree ed IN any territorial
division. All Russis's principal rivers
flow into the Black Sea, AMI ne Tor
Austria the Danube einptying into the
Euxine demanJs consideration. II
France had sought the first role on the
Bosphorus there woald have been no
Frsnco-Ru,s sian alliance. Russia owes
nothing to France. Russia must DO
first at Constaptinople, where her In
terests are supreme. Lei France lead
III Egypt where her interests he."
The 0lssRORt says that those in
France who are cpampiontng an al
lance with EHRianu arc brokers anu
finaD cisIs. 1t is an attack by The
Jews made through their organ, the
Figaro, which attacked NJ. De Neii.
dvil. 10 fnanoiefs the English al
lance would be mora advantageous,
but the good sense OF Frenohmen must
SIDE against the Judophile press.
Discussion il RTE here ae to the
origin OF the attscks in the French
pagers which appear 10 be systematic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

The fight on THURSDAY last at the
olympic club, Birmingham, between
Dick Burge OF Engianu anu Eddie
Connolly Of St. johns, n. b., Tor a
purse OF IS 900, utciared "a draw In
thU tenth rUund, Sill causes mucu
Interest in ssOruug circles. IL is
everywhere concedeu that II was the
moot desperate glove fight ssen Ia
Englsnd anu expetta lin IA tue opin.
ION that the American ,uid have
won II the police nai not stUpled the
hght. 1t 10 probable rhat the men
Will SOON inset again in BiIminghaw,
wner tue excellent arrangements Of
the olympic CUB are In marked con-
trass to those OF tue National Sporting
cluD OF london.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

1t cost the government over 5000, 600
0 Prosecute IL ward j. Ivory, Nsw
York, recently Hcqultts d OF me charge
VI eonspltlng to cauf' "A dynamite TX
'losioD. Scotland Yarda cost alone
100, 1000, anu 1t cost SO 900 to obtain
he alleged evidence IN The United
lates.
OBITUARY.
The death is announced OF MIRA.
aassingberd, q prominent womah's