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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
JOINT SESSION IS Deferred.
Spain Once More Bsgs for Tine 10 Repair
Fences.
spsin WIN Make one More Grand stand
Play for the H.nsnt Of Iisr
Creditors.

Paris, Nov N-It has been decided
that there win be no Joint sessions OF
the peace commissions today.
Secretary Moore OF the United States
commission received from Secretary
ojeda Of the spanish commission this
morning note saying that the span.
ish commissioners had found Il lmpos.
slhle to prepare their memorandum for
Presentation today, and asking II the
United States commissioners would be
Inconvenience II OWING 20 ne late ar
rival from Madrid Of expected data
the spanlards should request that the
next meeting be deferred until Wednea-
day. Secretary Moore replied that
the American commissioners were quite
ready 10 accommodate the Spaniards in
4aH matt 2, and the Joint session was
Practically deferred until Wednesday
next Importance Is attached 10 this
delay II being indicative tina, The Span
ards are preparing FOR anal stand,
ana u may be definitely stated that
lhty VIII not sign a treaty Of peace
which Yields 10 spain no NOR, from
the Philippines than has thus far been
luered or Indicated by the Americans.
should the latter announce that me
United States Il only willing 10 re-
lmburse spain for her pacific expendl.
lures IN the Philippine Islands, tho
spanish commissioners will reply thai
their mission IL finished. Should Thu
occur u h possible the Spanlards Will
also suggest a suspension ~ the nego-
uhtlQna through the commission ana q
resumption Of negotiations between
Madrid and Washington.
This attitude 81 the Spnnlards IN eN-
plnlned by the fact that the members
ot The Spanish commission have polite
al alliance and personal responsibilities
10 Constituencies and the national cred
llnra or spain which restrict them TO
certain lines. which are as far as the
ministry al Madrid cares % declare
hetset helpless though atcaWasi and
VIII await the next step Of The United
states. whatever 10 viii be- Thus spain
VIII De- able 10 say 20 her creditors mat
she has done her utmost and that the
.fl' must rest between them ana the
United States.
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QUEEN REGENTS DESIRES.
She Hops 10 be Allied with the Triple
Alliance.
In spain's ~ stress Anything l. rro'eiab o
60 the Now Imprnding st.rn
Inevitable.

New York. N5v. IA special 20 she
Herald from Madfld says
Nearly al the heads " the dipNmnt.e
corps have called 90 the ministry FOR
foreign affairs 60 Inquire what imp3r-
lance - 60 be utachod ~ the visit q
the German emperor
The E0ycrnmcuc has made little u she
matter and &, hha further mslmated
that Il accepts az un inevitable outcome
~ cyerss being forced 10 rcllnquiah she
sovereignty of spain IN the Philippines.
The visit nf Emperor william has *.
cited the greattHi Interest IN Englard
and FrimCr and she representa- lives u
both countries have been particularly
eager under Instructions from their
governments IN making fpr details.
They have been assured THAT the vialt
here ~ the spanish ambassador lu hof-
I'm 10 purely casual. urIi that under the
circumstances Il II nothing loss than
thhn natural
The more stald portions ~ che politi-
cal world does not attach much lmp1r-
lance 81 the imperial visit ana looks
upon i Ms perhaps merely serving 90
arouse hopes which carnus be realized.
n remains. however. at the present
moment a matter ~ political record
that there exists sentiment hers that
Flphce ~ late has been ~ small utility
20 spain IN spite ~ her assurance u
friendship uad perhaps the Philippine
clause ~ the protocol has much 90 %
with she origin - this sentiment The
queen regent IN credited with a desire
o. seek aHaiHutlgc from more northern
empires and II true. hhs would now pre-
fer Co be- allied with the triple alliance
rather shau with tn, fraeo- Russian
combination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
UNDER 4 NAN.
Entire neiistsin Family Has Retired Prom
Ihelr sphern Of AetInn.

Phisburg Pa. Nov. il.-Eiward
Hells,eln. bro,her OF Bertha Bsilpicln
VINO Killed her mother and attempted
20 XIII hersolf;addcd another chapter 10
the tragedy which SURROUNDS the Fam
NY by Killing himself last night On The
grave u his mother.
Ills body was found af O'Clock this
morning and beside u was "a froto maj
indicated thar h. had committed sui.
eide. Their were no marks II violence
ani the Inference IA that Bcilerin took
poison The Beilsteih family WAS qulte
WEALTHY and occupied a prominent n6si.
tWn IN German Circles on she north
sde' a little over a year ago. j n
belsfcin. the father. did after an III.
ne. Of a NV hours. SIX weeks ago yca-
.Igay beriha shot her mother o. deaeh
anl INFLICTED four wounds with "a no.
NolVer on herself She n silii living
n ,,M cannot recover her physicians az.
Mlthln "Netsy-four hours after hrr al.
tempt o. kill herself. DAVID Rierh. m
% nrin who lived Nth the family ma
himself on the Fort Wayne trtekt In
nwer AlcFhCny IN frunt u an an.
pf0aehing fralu and was killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
CARACAS TRIUMPHANT TRIP.
He Receives an Ovation a, Cuban Towns e.
Route.
Chs.r.d by Thousands aud Kissed by
Damssis lie MAKES Ills ERtry Into
Havana.

New York. Nov. IA dispatch 10 the
Herald from Havana describes the ar
rival Of Gen. Callxto Garcia and his fsl-
low ENJOYS, en- route 20 Washington on
a mission from the Cuban government,
They journeyed from Santa Cruz del sur
10 Batabano. on the south coast, by
steamer. A. the boat nearcd the wharf
at Batabano. there wus an assembling Of
spanish troops drawn up as a guard Of
honor. Tor the reception OF tne commits
sion. The Cubans at nrsl thought that
some objection was 20 be- made 10 Gar
clRH landing. This. however. was
marked by ma incident and he quietly
boarded the train al Batablno. and At
an stations along the route. large crowds
Of spectators turned out TO see the Gu
ban leader. with the exception of few
cheers. there were no demonstrations
until the train stopped al clcnaga, a few
miles from Havana,
There committee Of officers from
McuOcalH camp az Mariana. awaited
hlE arrival, and many prominent Cuban
residents OF Havana were also gathered
thore, among whom were Frederick
Mora, Lsyte vidal, Hrig Afmando ana
CAPT. Ramon Mendoza. formerly aide 10
Gen. LAwt0n az Santiago,
owing 90 disturbance In the city the
Cubans wcr strongly " the opinion that
Garcia should not enter Havana, and u
was believed he would leave the train az
Clenaga and so from there 10 Mariana.
Contrary 20 these expectations, he Dc.
tcrmlned 10 enter the city, principally
with the object OF seeing his mother. ne
left ihe train az Carlos Tercero. the next
station 20 the terminus az villa Nueya.
There a huge crowd awaited him, and %
was with dfiiculty that he was able 60
escape. one OF the first 10 meet the
general was PerfectO Llcoste, president
of the Cuban Junta, lie was presented
10 the other members. Many ladies
were also present several OF whom
threw their arms around Garcia and
kissed him.
Eventually, after considerable delay. he
was able 20 reach his carriage, ana was
driven rapidly into the city 10 the house
where HE mother awaited him,
Col. Hurphy, who II 20 be quarter
master general for the entire island. IL
expected on Wednesday.
Dr. Drummer reports that the health NJ
the city Il threatened by the large mum.
Der u soldiers qutiierCd IN the streets
Gen. Hlanco has been authorized 90
draw s2OO0.OOO from the Madrid treas,
uTy
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pnrrEnRrp DEATH.
lieut.. n. %. Dressed sheets iiimssifs at nat
timor, Upon D.ing ordered 20 Maniis.

Baltimore. MA. Nov il-.tAcu,. Her
man q. Hrcsaei ~ the unTCd States
navy. Committed suicide IN the Carroll
ton Hotel toiay by showing fimHelf IN
the head. Prom papers found on his
body . n surnfHci that he killed him
self because he had been urdrrrd 20
Mania 10 Join the uu@cd states stsam-
cr Zlflro.
Dressed -lon amer reaching this city
went 60 the CAtuOlltnn toilet rolen and
booked ghe dor behind him. Almost
iWnsh ataiy thereafter pistol shot
alarmed the ciapAiycs ~ che houre AMI
u r.urch shyNcd that Drcssei was dead.
In WV 81 his plcktre was found an Or
der from Secretary Long dated NOvem-
bor iiih. drmchlng Dressed frVn the
Essex urrd Wdering him 10 Masth 60
toln the Zaflro. A telegram ai1rcrted 60
11cui. g. II. Nilsa In Washington,
ana slgne1 ny Dressed. which was
nuuni an IN. dead man. rcluas;ei
fNita TO exchange orders wIh the
writer, and v Nls eviden,iy the tuten-
iiun az prcucl % have scfg tlsA
Lieut. Dressed WIS well known IN tha
pay-0filce and custom housc here,
No one could unslgn any cause FOR the
act eNccff ha unwilingnesr 10 10 b.
Manln, lie h described a. plCtrlnt.
cheerful man vnih So known troubles
Drcasel WAS about 20 year. - age lilo
entered che ravy on Ser'. 90 1870. AZ
Annapolis. having been appointed fr,im
Ohio ON May Z, 1886 h. WIS made a
lieutenant. During the spanish -Amerf-
can Nnr h. served ON board she Pufs-
tan. Following the war he was ,funs.
ferrrd 30 the Hssrx and y u aiid the
transfer 10 Manila WIS made on ac-
coufr o. hlr value as an uficer which
marked htm out for CONTINUED active
dW'y. He had 10 family - far ~ IL
known here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

Enough work n.fors II to Keep IL In
tontInunas ss..Ion for The NsIt N.ar.

Washington. Nov. Ex-senator Cul.
lon. chairman VI the hawaiian COM
mission, has arrived in Warrington and
will a. once begin the preparation OF
the report which he expects 10 have
completed In time tor presentation to
Congress,
- believe Congress Will have enough
before II 10 keep u To- c0ntlnuoua acs-
sion for the next year" said the SEN
aior
TIE results Of the war with Spain,
the consideration 0f the treaty OF peace
and mt legislation for the government
OF the colonies that viii b. acquired
under that treaty, viii take time. Ia ad.
dillon 10 many other matters. VI more
or lcss Importance than confront Con.
gfeas
II DO not believe there viii be any
vaclllaiing about the Hawaiian Islands.
as we acquired them by the process u
annexation ana not a. an Incident OF
war. There may be. however, a dit.
ference OF opinion with respect 20 our
other possessions, but these opinions
viii In time be- wiped out. our In
tsrests demand that cable 10 Homo
lulu should be built With the PHI.
ppineH In our possession, We ought 10
extend this cable 10 Japan and from
hsrc 20 Manila. The treaty OF peace
VIII hardly reach The senate much be-
fore the expiration of the present Con-
gross, but the new body Nill be guided
By the wishes OF the President and ac-
cor, the conclusions Of the treaty OF
Paris
'sThe cuban situation furnishes a
problem ~ an entirely different char.
acter. our pledge with respect 10 thai
country has been given. The esiab.
ushmrnt there OF a stable government
l. a matter u vital consequence and
cannot be- accomplished without action
Df som. sort on our part
'sThe mafrh NJ events has pointed out
once more the imperative necessity Tor
closer means ~ transportation between
the Atlantis and Pacific. Argument
fnyoring iha construction % Nlcara-
guam canal are more fonclble than ever
bsfore. 4 bin providing for lis con
structlon viii undoubtedly be reported
early by senator Morgan who Is more
enthusiastic than ever on that subject
In my opinion, this canal ought 10 be-
built under government control, and !
see no reason why ths proper kind OF
an arrangement cannot Doe made with
me governments thr0ugh whose ter
ritory the canal viii pass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
AGISTOCRACY ON THE RACK.
Gay Company Promoter lets 10 a Flood Of
Light
rsrah iioolsy Couldn't nuy n u.,.,,,,,
ha' the nius Moods roctst.us
nubc- se,.rtbsls...

London, Nov. 1.-THE examination
~ bankruptcy proceedings OF Erneut
TerNh lloolcy. the company promoter.
was resumed today. sir william Ma.
fio't took the stand ana declared tina,
AIT hoolcy's statement that he had
paid the witness ci.OOO for Introducing
MIN Ciooley) to tho Carlton club was
"a pufc Invention and an abomlnablo
he.' Sir William added that he knew
nothing az the time about Mr. H0oley's
allegrd donation Of $1,000 10 the con.
hcrNa'iNc party funds. through The mar.
qulu u Abcrgayenny, though Ar
hooley told him Afterwards that he
had given the marquis 10000 Tor the
lighting funds Of the conservative par.
~. which Sir william Marriott sx-
p.aintd had nothing 10 do with the
Carlton club.
1hg wilntas aiso said he Aad helped
MI llooley Ia political aud financial
matters, but had always declined ~.
nunurutlun Tor his services.
l..-,ct Sir William Marriott said Mr..
Ho0icy told him In DacrmbcT, isss. mai
ne was engaged with an American syn
dictate which was going 10 raise an
enormous loan Tor Cu5a. and aald he.
the witness, had been appointed cOun-
eel 90 the compauy'H commissioner which
was ~ visit Cuba ana that his Zee WAS
10 De- EigO00D IN view OF which Mr..
huolcy paid him Gi,VOO on account.
On cfuan-CNAmluauuu. Sir William
Marriott admitted that he had received
a check Tor nfly from Mt Hooley,Whlch
he handed representatives. OF the COM
HHNAMNNNH marry No NN..NaaH N..HN.aHsl
this would acgurc him a b.lionetcy al
the Jubilee, but he Was informed that
he could not have u ana the cheek was
returned 10 him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
Ell Be HOME IN JANUARY
,i,rs FOR the swee,heahs and Wives IN
r he Beehive State,
Lnl the WAR NAY Be RESUMED.
-, Long order. All wsrship- Ia
\, n,ld In Headins.' Pending the
i,.us. Of Peace Commission

q, York. Nov. ii.-A dispatch 10 the
IA NOM Washington siys;
,.',,u,e ona have been given by Sec
-, ioeg b she officials % che navy
~ Al brooklyn prohibiting thcm
- commencing any new work on the
=, elais In North Atlantic wsiters.
-, On them completed. p Il ex-
- III. wtlsn ten days ccmmo-
:, pAlp wll have under his COM
- IA enelye force consiatlng VI
n. s,tilsshlps and ur1nprs-i cruisers
=. (. c1mmistun eNcvpt thu Iowa
ID 0rrs5n. Wh.th are nov at Rio jan
=. Thsss yerrla Will be kept ulpng
- nriff II WAS nT another Ten days
!, 80 and by tlsH dine che authuTl-
I. stv that the p1suy Of spain WIN
.-.l,i % ths ncgJt,ations will have a.
y. sfB,Ifsd cruisers New York und
t,.slyn are h splendid cunditluu; tho
S,T-sp Mu,si thussgts wsil have
s-r.s.si her repairs duItuE the press
y. fstk All ali corrueion work on
Il, clara asl have uls1 been COM
H,HN MAlNN INV fNAAA'f - ~ WI tAN
..,tt 4 c1rcarusd. naval officers Hty
"a, shr, tlms uu,y will be nrccssiry
rgu.f hlg propeller.
10 ~ so a. al e the urfuir-cllds
=. adj my Will proceed 20 Hampton
a. Nhffr shoy Will nnd me New
~ aaugnT thn. Here she vessels
VI remain Prnding such aosun ~ may
!. 49, AN AZ "a result ~ Attenuation
rffid from lNrls.
NJ giysinf had written the adju.
~ rnfral requesting the discharge %
I glag an - a prrDi ns.ng Denver
i-y. 10 hu reply General corbln
81.
10 rply have The honor IA iri'of,n
"a hat \ : hc purpose &c the war
.9ismfm So return 10 ths United
s.lila ushn f,w months me voiu1-
lsif fsslnsha nov serving On Manila.
5,hfi vsrssrf g, glmciiia Dsw being On
MI tay - rplace hcm. II y be.
Ltya iAt 40 have been accomplished
ari ~ utg fof mhom you write will
uun - ~ tb1u. a. soon ~ though
D. 3rhiffi serc ordered immediate.
d.
G1rsIf Adlms - ~ the Opinion that
~ ulCp rIl b. at hosnc some tame IN
iaa1y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

Pike street and jefferson avenue. The
approximate Insurance II $4,000.
All the buildings hut one were frame
and burned like finder under the f1rce
OF me wind The v1luneeer ire dtYari-
mont with huckc' briradnf cIulf M ke
no Roadway and the telephone operator
had barely time % raise by wire WASH
lnEion and Pitisburg calling Tor aid.
Ihe guests and the people in she ho-
tels and dwelling houses saved some OF
thclr valuahlea. During the pr1rreFa OF
the fire thieves rcaped rich harvest
N the west crd ~ the town. Afer the
hre dozen or more families found
fhcir homes torn upside down on their
arrival. bed. clothing. groceries. quccrr-
ware 10 fact almost everything p1rta-
Die being carried away
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

Nne ~ .'i"iou man IN WIS
editorial. Manly said:
poor white men are careless In the
matter Of protecting their women.
especially on tho farms. They are
careless Of their conduct toward them
and our experience among poor white
people In the country teaches ~ that
women Of that rice are not more par.
tlcuiar In the matte u clandestlne
meetings with colored men than arc
the white men with coiored women.
Meetings OF this Kind Eo on for some
time until the moment lnfatuatlon OF
the mans holdnesH brings attention 90
them and then the man IL lynched"
y The very long editorial from which
~ above u taken was published on
Shg IS Manly says that FOR nearly
n week after 70 was printed nothing
was said to him about u by the resi-
dents of wilmington or vicinity.ard his
relations with them were u ,ha usual
friendly nature until the white press
took up the matter nearly a week later.
From that time until now they have at.
tackled him and his paper In every con.
ceivablc way until at last he was com.
PEELED to nee FOR his life.
when asked az 20 the present si,ua-
tlon In Wilmington. Manly said that as
h. had been absent Tor several days
he would rather not be quoted a. ex-
pressing an opinion on that subject
when asked II h. Intended 90 re-
turn to North Carolina he replied that
that was another question which he
could not answer at present. There
were facts connected with that part
~ the story which might AFFECT others
and he thought u would be better not
TO say anything rs to his future pro-
spocta.
Manly would not tell how much his
losses were az the hands ~ the mob.
Al he would say was that he had lost
everything he owned In the word. lie
had carried an Insurance on his prop.
erty. but ne said that there was no
clause In the policy which Insured
against the fury OF mob.
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tblro MANLY TALKS.
uN'' hl' Version ~ that rsmou. va.
"sNal on no VINO Maman of iIr s.,,,ih-

'h' white Woman of III. South.
4. %" \. York Nov IA dispatch 10
n1, vera from Aslury Park. n. j.,
L Manly editor q the Whining.
~ G., Record, who's. ofilre ~
i,,,''ld oj white citizens on Thurs.
nov ln AsiIury PARK Win hi.
h,I'lh'hw, Representative Giiss
,f,hsei. nom Wilmington 10 escape
- IN. 9H.hiihg AZ the hands Of the
d "a, NAl sworn 70 have his HE.
R,s5r5 "a. ' y, .IEh an editorial In the
ts "a KY recent rloilng In Whining
th5gt '''' attendant loss OF life came
Vi, we ,.l,, zen. Manly said that while ne
|ehs tyl.g wiling 90 tell the story
"a, eo, ,louulgs as far as DE himself
N, \, ihel' there We're some feat
~, n,,t case which he could not
~ mlghi be Affected. "
N ns' sAl that the trouble All rrev
| f,s,,,,ig laet that the much talked
/ .si,S Y. ~ n me Record had been mis-.
Ia esi,.3 tlr press Of North Caroiina
I'M N, pplI'a " 70 had been Reprinted
l.i., Wy 'i,als tending 20 inname Inc
Va Am. 'Nuln' ThlH, he said, had
NJ, WY DO ny 10 scare ne while
.sn 80, political eject. he aid mai
pp.,, ,nlnk that the editors on The
riI,.t "et'lh started the blaze uf rlot
q, s.'i.,Ae marin which would follow
M "ti, printed In their papers
Re- "A ,,i,'ilm which appeared In the
va Aahly SAID, was called forth
On, ". A., w. made by Mr. FELTON, be-
Atf -5,. c,y early In Ausust. During
gksb n,Alfs' FELTON, said that money
t5s,' W. collected Tor f5reisn MY,
uslss 'l4 be spent 10 better a.
vh.l- ~ home In educntlnF ,o,pg
Ne s,s s,i'.. She said mai ewlng ~
u bs s..sehss N poor while men
Inc !, elA their girls are len yiet.
atrsrti,es. '.ltq men. Then she snai,s
.sE m,,ss, 10 Manly's atatement ~ m,
Re- w, s5ial standing Of he eohorsd !" ra ,n'
MY m M ,N' advocated lynehlpg az the
hti,,,' o. eradIcatlng these evil
fspiy editorial In the R"cerd 'v Ysn,
,ilnr,i y ,hhra Fdtons rpeech This
North unnamed large portion OF
lgI No. ..l.feHna, Manly ssys b a AZ
bal Iis,ri, 70 attack any class or race
-'- - - <iA - .S.-3
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tea'lsnHsni Of 10000 shells WIN Cross
ne Coat cat M Ilnut. ta Manila.

Nlf',.k. Va. Nov it-TWcs,y thou
40 s1-pound shells will b. shipped
. ai MARI bland navy yard Monday.
nv freight ears will be rcqmrCd to
gtlq 81. ummuuirnn ao,ias che con-
Iafas piier have l-sn received al tho
~ y work rglE ami day on the gun
10y filloein i1 order that she may
= N a. prelude lJin che squadron
20 y GO assemble In Hampton
- ei gfch she cruiser New York
~ o''iey also piied that work must
t4tloi On ~ monitors Puritan and
low - nat ghcy will be available
I. hNlee on shlr, notice.
la' 'u"y lulcattd by che a,sp.
N. \, - ammunilon fium iihe Atianile
~ Pacific rud the ordcrlng Of nlgir
- nf ne iisg time snce the auxil-
neri was being equipped for SER
N she beginning u ha.,lilssu, il
'-Heh'' cay naval men. Tho ammu.
I. sshlppri Ia MARI Islani Il, IN All
,.h'y' suing 90 Manila, N1r the
~ T'y.n slnadOn has ahCt away
-''u "i To- fapd iife arnmunghn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE Untcd
States supreme Court tlday affirmed
the judgment u the llNrr court and
duH4vd a WIZ ~ habgaa corpus 60 John
Anderson. convicted and sentenced to
hanged after u trial au Norfolk Va,
for the murdsf ~ the MAKE ~ che Olive
Pcckrr. chief Juailce Fuller m annuunc-
ing the dr.usun held that Anderson
right In not having counsel u ha own
chdcc a the trial. The court al.
lIuru,d foT two weeks and whoa o, re-
ensembles 4 WAL announce tho bank
ruptCy rtnc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
AusrnIAS rMnAssY.
state Department IL Notified that the -
cation Ia Washington 10 Raised In Rank.

Washington, Nov 1.-THE stat. de-
partment has received formal notlfica-
lion the Austria Huugaryla about 10
raise ita legation IN Washington 70 the
rank ~ an embassy This government
10 invited 20 cooperate In The good viii
thus displayed hy Emperor Francis
Joseph aud 10 elevate the United states
ltgAtlun 40 Vienna 10 similar rank.
The state department VIII Immediately
take steps 20 comply with the courteous
Invitation o. the Austrian government.
According ~ thu highest authority the
change in rank ln the American lega-
ton lt Vienna will not nreraslinte a
change In the personnel Of the present
representation at that post, As la the
case OF Ethrn Allen Hitchcock az g.
Petersburg. Charlemagnu Tower u
Pennsylvania, now the minister az Vi
emma, will be- promoted with his Office.
The entire corps at vienna VIII be adj
yancod a grade, ana lt may be possible
that more secretaries and attaches will
be sent abroad 10 lend their greater
dignity 20 The new establishment.
la the case ~ Austria Hungary. how
ever. there VIII be- a change, An am
bassad0r Of royalty holds a place OF eE-
IRENE Intimacy and 10 Invariably select
cd from among the personal adherrntA
and marked fivorltcs uf The sovereign.
The present minister from Austria
Hungary Is Baron liengrlfullef, ana as
he has already applied Tor SIX months
leave OF absence, a diplomatic equiynl-
snt 20 recall, u j. limited that NJ
successor has already been selected,
This 10 said 90 be the present Austrian
minister 60 Switzerland, Count kuelfer-
atcln. former minister OF the Interior
and u well known favorlte VI Francis
Joseph,
count Kuelfers,eln is considered one
u the ahlest men In the Austrian pub
% o. maa O. uNI 4fHr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
SnARLy wIrrp our.
canuorsburg. Pa, Visited ny a Furious tire
aud Hapariona Thieves

cannoraburg, Pa, Nov ii-Thls
3oWu was visited this morning by a fur.
'ons FIRE which wiped out fully third
9i the husiness portion, Including two
az ~ me principal hotels ana many owen.
inka and did damage estimated at
$4,000 No lives were lost as far as
CA be afceu.lined.
The sau....~ devastated included West