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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30
THE SCENE WHEN DEPUTY sHERIFF BURT sHol
Descriptive-''In a Bird Store

DescriDtive-"In Bird Store."........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Charles J. Orth
Bird life IN captivity; morning dawns
and the birds awake as the sun peeps
in; the quail robin and rooster herald
the day; the canaries MARBLE and one by
one the other birds join in the merry
concert: molly wants a cracserr' the
red cardinal and the cuckoo sing duet
accompanied by the canaries: the sweet.
plaintive song of the nightingale is inter-
mingled with the jubilant notes of the
thrush. finch and others. evening comes
and the birds are asleep when a stray
cat jumps against the window and creates
CONSERVATION: the intruder reDulsed by
the parrots wild rush.
March. Grand Republic"
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NOTICE OF REMovAL.
Ticket Office, Rio Grande Western
Railway.

On June I the city ticket Office, Rio
Grande Western railway. will remove
from the present location to the new
quarters. No los West Second South
(postoffice corner). This viii be the fin
est and most complete ticket Office in
Utah. Tickets viii be on sale TO all
corners CT the globe.
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Hides and Wool.

VIII pay the highest market cash price
for hides and pelts- We have arrange
rnents with reputable eastern firm who
VIII make reasonable advances on WOOL
Call on Us before selling or shipping. H
Halthusen'S Mercantile Co. corner Third
South and Fifth West. P. o. box 16i Salt
Lake CITY
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Bon bons. caramels and chocolates. fresh
manufactured every day; absolute purity
OF 14atsrial used guaranteed. Try our
goods ard you viii use none other. We
give good values for your money Family
trade solicited. Best & Donelson. So East
Second South street
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SOME LIVING PIONEERS.

B
Wallace
A
failed leading
salt Lake stake Organized home 1919 Daniel Spencer being
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GRAND EXCURSION EAST
Via. Union Pacific System.

Round trip tickets on sale June 5.
and I. good for return until September
5. as follows:
Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo and return -. $50. % 50
Kansas City. Lsavenworth. st.
Joseph. Omaha, Sioux City and
return $50 90
St Louis and return. 81 so
Chicago and return .... - 30
To Mexico City and return. 20 80
Only line operaLin through equip
ment to above points. consisting of
Pullman palace and tourist sleepers,
dining cars. buffet, smoking and library
cars. free reclining chair cars; u hours
quickest time TO Chicago. Call at POI
Main street for further information.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CHANGE for responsible man of BUSH
ness ability to buy one-half interest in a
SleO to $500 DER month on account OF
sickness Will give right party bargain.
investigate this If you are looking for
an an investment and have $3.50. Address
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Are the only ceiling fans IN the market
that give perfect satisfaction and that are
for two years Sold by TIE
Salt Lake Electric Supply CO.. Is West
First South
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The drawing for the free season
ticket will take place at Saltair Mon
day, Nav 81, at p. M
j. NJ MARRIOTT.
Palace Meat Market. 265 S. Main
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sTFAw CAppvT CTFANrNG

ALL KINDS of carpets cleaned and
renovated: wall paper cleaning a spec
iaDty: carpets laid and renovated: cold
blast feather renovated. Best city
Telephone 49,. William Morris.
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ssCnal y

Castle Gate lump. $3.50; nut. 81. Win
ter Quarters. lump. 1926: nut, 81. An
thracite. ali sizes, $3.50. Stacking, 80
cents per ton extra No extra haul
charge within reasonable distance.
P. Y. COAL COMPANY.
D. J. Sharp. Agent; telephone, 429;
a. South Masa street.
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DENVER AND RETURN saa. so,
Via Rio Grande Western Railway.

On June 5, c and Z. in addition to Rio
Grande Western excursion to Missouri
river Chicago and st. Louis. that road
yesterday announced a rate of S22. 80 TO
Denver and return, with choice Of three
routes across the Rockies.
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Weber Coal Company
Sell clean coal at market prices. Full
weight guaranteed.
w. ]. MONTGOMERY. Agent.
Telephone Ill.
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Tintic Mining excursion via r c. W.
Sunday next. Train leaves at 500 a. m.
81 round trip
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Utah ComE4ercIaI ana Savings Bank.
General s1nking business; pays per
cent on deposits. F Armstrong, pres;
p. W Madsen. vice-p-es.; J. E. Jen-
nings. cashier: q Z. LIST South street.
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the only person now living who took part the dedication of the temple
Although
fought in that
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DR.. E. N Keysor the Dentists tenn
porary location q. 142 Main, next Auer-
bach's. First door north.
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Teeth filled All operations painless.
Or. 3. NJ Keyser, 142 Main street, one
door north Auerbach store.
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See our elegant window display of the
choicest line of CONNECTIONS in the west.
j. g. Mcdonald, opposite Z. c. NJ 1.
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STOPPED BY A BULLET
Burglar Harvey flakes a Bold
Attempt to Escape.
SHOT BY SHERIFF BURT
THE BALL PASSING THROUGH
THE FUGITIVE's THIGH.

Fourth Floor Of the City and County
Building the Scene of the Occur
rence-The Prisoner Was Being
Removed From the Court Room
to the Penitentiary After Receiv-
ing Three Years Sentence.
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EXCURSION 70 PORTLAND.
June 5-6-7

Via the Oregon Short Line. Round
trip only $3.50. limit returning Sept.
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Abstracts furnished. ritIes insured,
and interest paid on deposits By
Utah Title Insurance and Trust COM
pany, los Main street
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The Japaaese Bamboo Companv.

ARTISTIC bamboo furniture made %
order Chair bottoms made in rattan.
All work guaranteed first class and at
low prices. 20 Commercial street
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Or all Laird. schobers & Co.'S oxford
shoes ~
z. c. NJ. /
A Big Bargain. Grab it.
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FOR RENT.

PRIVATE BOARD AND ROOMS at the
PleasantOn. Kendall square. just off West
Temple. two blocks south of p. o.
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Dayton Electric Ceiling Fans

Has removed to 165 South Main street,
with a full line of staple and fancy
groceries. Call and see them.
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Patents and Pensions.

A DELICIOUS SMOKE. The Utonian
cigar.
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Miss Geneva Jennings, pupil of NJ.
TetedouX. Chicago: George Sweet.
New York; Signor Striglia, Paris. will
open her studio of vocal culture. June
l. 1897, with Daynes & Coalter. Main
street. engagements accepted for con-
certs and recisals in and out of town.
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New York Cash Grocery

FITZGERALD. attorney. O'NIeara block.
Book on patents free; no patent. no pay.
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Buildine Permits.

Building permits were issued during the
past week as follows:
L, Seaman. $40 First South. two-story
adobe. 5000.
dition, .600.
L. Goldberg. "a and % Commercial. two
story brick and basement, $4,000
John Fish. 4l3 North Third West. addi-
ton. 500.
Thomas Weir. 419 East First South. two
story brick residence. $4,000.
George A. Davis. 81 North Fifth West.
addition. $50.
Church of Latte--day Saints. addition
in tithing yard 81 900.
Salt Lake and Ogden Gas and Electric
Light company, Commercial street alter
atoms, $3.50.
S. w; Eccles. l5s Eighth East, altera-
lions. $500.
Joseph Morris, Pa East Second South
additions. loo.
b. 5. Osborn. s2i East Second South.
harn Slln
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WARNING s vENTILATING.

p. J. MORAN = STEAM AND HOT
water heating and .ventilating spparatua
NO. 20 West Second South
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Georee ". Jones.

Railroad ticket brokerage. 215 Main street.
Salt Lake City. and 302 25tn street. Ogden.
Utah Excursion rates to ali points;
baggage checked: tickets bought sold
and EXCHANGED.
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Free admission to Calder's Park to-
DAY. Band concert and other attrac-
tons. Everybody welcome.
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Free admission to Calders Park to-
day Band concert and other attrac-
tons. Everybody welcome
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FIVE-ROOM BRICK house; rear 24s
East First South; SO Enquire John Nc
Donald. % East Fourth South.
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Madame Vantine's Skin Food is not a
cosmetic. but a skin food
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30

Flatulence is cured by Beechams
Pills.
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Excursion Via Q. S. L., June 10.
Round trip only si2.75; tickets good
so DAYS
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MINES AND MINING STOCKS

J. C. Conklin. Room 81. Progress build
ing.
Mines and rniring stock Reliable infor-
nation furnished; correspondence solicit
ed w z. Hubbard & Co.. 2O4-5 Progress
C. H Sanders.
Assayer and chemist. p W. Second s. St
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On the Wood River-O. S. L. R. r.
Excursion rates June 10, tickets good
80 days. Round trip only s1275.
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Umbrellas and Parasols.
onera Candy Kitchen.

Covered and repaired. NJ Meyer, 1876 East
First South. east of City hall
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HOTEL or rooming house. well ar
ranged. central; rent reasonable Good
opportunity for money making. Apply G..
S. Holmes. Second South and State street.
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Free admission to Callers Park to-
day Band concert and other attrac-
tons. Every body welcome.
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EXCURSION TICKETS
Via Diverse Routes Over Union Pa
cific System.

Do you want to go TO Chicago or ST.
Louis on June ;, or I, via Omaha and
return via Kansas City and Denver.
with limit of Sept. 5? If so call at
ticket Office, No. POI Main street, for
further particulars.
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plmpleS, rougnneSS. tan, wrinkles, etc.
Muslin Underwear Sale.
Full size hemmed sheets. .... 42c.
Hemmed pillow cases ......... lie.
n. Y. Cash Store
16x31 Turkish towels. 41zc.
2oc. leather belts ......-.........IO c.
n Y Cash Store.
3-pint granite pudding pans. 12c.
Glass cracker jars with cover 25c.
21s-quart granite stew pans. 24c.
n. Y. Cash Store
All ladies and children's hats trim
med free
An elegant line of ladies' sailors.
Special sale on childrens null hats.
n. Y. Cash Store.
Ladies fine IS shoes. size 2tz 10 4.
only this Neek ....-..... 20
Mems fine ss.I5 needle or narrow
square toe shoe, this week. 81 so
n. Y Cash Store.
Mems square crown stiff straw
HdlS .--...-..-...... 25c.
White laundried shirts. .. 45c.
Mems fine black ali wool serge
pants. cheap at $3.50. this week
$500 $500 ...............S2 SO
N Y. Cash Store.
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NOTHING IN THE WORLD can take
the place of ones eyesight or restore it
after it is permanently impaired. The
wise thing. then. is to take care of the
priceless gift by wearing proper glasses:
preserve that which all the wealth of the
Indies cannot buy. Correctly fitted glasses
cost no more than i'll fitting ones. provided
you get them at the right place. Exam
ination free Correct fit guaranteed.
Wyatt. 172 Main street
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ROOMS with or without housekeeping.
close in Reasonable. So South First West
street.
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FURNITURE. carpets. stoves, piano
and sewing machines on easy payments.
l. Y l. Secondhand store. As Sast Sec
ond South street. Telephone 44S. P. A
Sorsensen-
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20 Per Cent Off

20 Per Cent OFF
On all Laird, schobers & Co.'S oxford
shoes at
z. c. NJ L.
A Big Bargain. Grab it.
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FOR SALE.

LADIES' FINE stationery: Pembroke
Stat. Co., 81 W. I'd South. Phone 179.
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THREE fine fresh mich cows. Robert
Amos. Ninth North and Twelfth West.
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TO SELL 500 boys home made suits at
81 500 youths home made suits at 81: l 900
mems home made suits at $3.50; loo
mems home made suits ar SO: better and
cheaper than eastern goods. Cutler Bros.
company. Sc Main street.
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FINEST FISHING IN THE WORLD
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FISHING ON WOOD
RIVER, IDAHO.
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Muslin Underwear Sale.

Madame Vantine's Skin Food removes
pimples. rougnness. tan, wrinkles, etc
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BICYCLES,

NEW 81 wheel for sale cheap for cash.
Address box 60. Herald.
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THE best farm of 107 acres in Utah.
Inexhaustible water supply. Abundance
of fruit. Complete line of farm imple-
ments Horses. cattle. fowls in fact ev-
erything to he found on a first-class
farm. including complete farm buildings.
for sale for cash, or will trade for i'm
proved realty in Salt Lake City. Water
man Bros. Central block.
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PERSONAL.

ftANO lessons given in exchange for
lady bicycle Address box 81 Herald
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A CLEVELAND TANDEM. for SO. A
Crescent Combination Tandem. for So
Just the thing for renting purposes for
some country dealer. Salt Lake Cycle
Co. 2l9-221 Main street.
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WANTED.

CANVAS TENT about 14x20 feet. Also
good 35-inch bellows and anvil. Beaver
Lake Copper NJ. Co. 202 Nottingham
block. city
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a FEW GOOD driving horses: weight
from ten TO twelve hundred Call No. 80
Commercial street.
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California vegetables daily at
UTAH POULTRY COMPANY.
10S West First South.
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FOR ANYTHING in the shape Of
watches. jewelry. silverware or novelties
go to Wyatt. 172 Main street.
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STOCK OF DRUGS and fixtures in
Salt Lake City. good location. Stock
on or before July l. 1897. AddI ess "B''
care OF Herald
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A GOOD. CONSCIENTIOUS WOMAN
who needs permanent employment. Y,
Herald.
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ice cream
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IL YOU NEED awnings for your resi-
oence. office or store, call ON Smith &
ADAMS SS Commercial street
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ON FARMS AND CITY PROPERT,
Miller < Viele. 40I Mccormick Block.
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AN EXPERT accountant and teacher
will give instructions in bookkeeping and
penmanship. exchange for board or light
work Room .. Commercial block.
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SIX-ROOM HOUSE and stable. west
side, IS; eight-room house and stable.
west side. Sc. Wicks. 20 State.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IF YOUR WATCH needs repairing. take
it 10 Wyatt, 172 Main street.
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For SALE Or TRADE.

THREE ACRES FINE, LAND. close to
city; will sell at a bargain or trade for
house and lot in city ". E. Hubbard &
Co. 1915 Progress building.
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LOST.
PLUMBING AND TIN WORK.

THE DAVID JAMES CO. plumbing ana
corrdce work NO. 81 Main street
MARK SPENCER. 81 Richards street.
All kinds of lin and sheet iron work
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WILSON'S homemade bread at IS East
First South street
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NOT AT ALL

Boston papers are still filing their col
umns with gossip and wondering surmise
about Miss Alice Barrett, the young stenog-
rapher who was found dead in her employ
ers office a week ago. There is no reason
able room for doubt as to the facts in the
case, all of them having been brought out
by police investigation, but their very
simplicity makes it difficult for would
be sleuths who scented a mystery to ac-
cept them as truth-difficult indeed, for the
general public, and so the sensational press
goes chewing over the affair and MAX
ing life needlessly bitter to the girls fam
lily. The truth is, simply, that the young
woman had a longing for inery and lux
uries beyond her power to secure on her
salary of S. a week. She had a few hun
dred dollars of her own in the bank, and
drew a large part of it out. spending the
most of it for jewelry and clothing. Some
went in speculation. ventured. probably, in
the hope of regaining her little patrimony.
She liked to fancy herself a lady of wealth
and leisure, and, to make the p~retense more
real, drove around to the shops in a cab,
made expensive purchases, took a high
priced room at a hotel for a night, and had
flowers sent to herself while there. She
was a virtuous girl. There was no man in
the case, as even the suspicious detectives
and the scandal-hunting papers have been
forced to admit. 1t was her own money,
and she spent it foolishly, but no crime
was committed. Doubtless, her wasteful ex-
t~ravagance would have been regarded as
hardly less than a crime by her frugal New
England relatives had it been discovered,
and discovery was imminent at last, for
the network of falsehood she had woven
about her proceedings was about to be torn
apart. At all events, it would be difficult
for her to keep up the pretense that her
money was loaned and she was getting in
terest for it. Confession doomed before her
as a dreadful ordeal; the shame Of it
seemed more than she could bear; so she
suddenly solved the problem by ending her
life. A man in her position might have used
his money in riotous living had he pleased
and have appropriated "a goodly slice of his
employers funds, and comparatively little
would have been said about it. 1t would
nave been an everyday occurrence that
left little room for comment. The public
would simply accept the fact that tempta-
ton had overcome him, and pass on to 9TH
err things. 1t has not yet adjusted itself to
the fact that the primarily innocent
longing for luxuries and dainty living may
become as great a temptation to the woman
as the path to the wild oats" field proves
to many men. That it, is not under
.--1 1880 %Lo+ 4I1 :, q Ya for tho
most part, able to resist the temptation
to gain these things by dishonest means,
and speaks well for them. The pitiful thing
in this case was that the girl spent her own
money-apd died for it.
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they recognize the movement as a danger
Gus one to the insurgent cause. Senior
Quesada, it is said, has advices from Mad
rid that General Woodford's proposition
for home rule for Cuba will be promptly
accepted by the Spanish government. He
believes that home-rule sentiment is be-
ing manufactured so rapidly in Cuba that
unless some counter movement is started
it will succeed, and he is trying to enlist
all the Cuban influence he can in this
country against autonomy. Thus all in
dications point to interesting developments
in the Cuban situation very soon after
General Woodford's arrival at Madrid. If
Spain accepts the proposition of the
United States for home rule in Cuba, and
if the proposition is accepted in turn by
the insurgents, thus bringing he war to
an end on that basis, it will be another
demonstration Of the influence of the
United States in international affairs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-04

Great Britain getting certain discriminate
ing tariff favors from Canada and so she
gave notice of the abandonment of the
treaty. From &. British point Of view it
is purely a business transaction, designed
10 promote British interests, irrespective
of those of other countries. From a German
point of view it is notice of the abrogation
of a treaty under which Germany proba-
bly, had the best of the bargain and the
abandonment of which will be detrimental
to her interests. Hence the covert threats
of retaliation by Germany and a possible
tariff war between the two countries. In
such a war the United States could afford
to maintain strict neutrality, happy in the
knowledge that under the Dingley law it
Will be able to hold it's own market against
all foreign competitors.
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greet the separation. AS a matter of course.
she was tired Of him before she introduced
schultz on the scene, and she was not
greatly enamored of Schultz or she would
nave gone with him where she could enjoy
nus exclusive society. 1t is plain that she
was moved to her eccentric course chiefly
by the wish for MISUNDERSTANDING to
break the tedfum of Brooklyn domesticity.
she knew, of course, that the double secret
would be discovered sooner or later. and it
was no doubt the exercise of her skill in
avoiding discovery that afforded her the
desired entertainment. 1t is not unlikely
that a woman sufficiently gifted TO keep
her husbands unsuspicious for two months
might have done so for a much longer
period, and that she, finally getting tired of
the game, steered them against each other
with the intent that they discover her.
her course cannot be commended. She is
unquestionably a bold, bad woman; but
women who live in Brooklyn must have
distractions or die; there are -extenuating
circumstances.