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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07
cAPTAla WASH Young HOME.
fciIms from floridi, Who're He Did yo.n'ev
Stpce.

Captain j. wafh Young Of Tousy's
Rough Riders came home sunday la1k.
ing hearty ana sunburnei after bis *.
peucaco az she South iie left jack.
souyIiie on the som ~ october ana said
that at thli time ihe old camp gfoiuda
was deserted. only three hundred mon
from che SIKH Missouri regiment he.ug
lgft 90 burn up che condemned ttutaFf
aui other garbage.
tefaf.na go De- experiences o. tho
mman1.nE inlcsr % the hospital of
The Seventh army curps al iau.j a. ign,
IA De- said that never in hla M had
he seen such FOYER eases as h. NIts
messed there when a MAS hand was
RfnHped 70 aeerai like touching hos
iron. The food gwen she sick soldiers
Wua The beat ihL money could buy.
often .h1mrArnf Wine as given A.
nnf time ihere we're shrrf hundred mon
Co. the comm.ssiry department 40
work
just before leaving Jacks1nvllls he
had several C0nvcrsatinna with cuban
gentlemen Just from Havana. These
men said that there were 10000 Fpan.
iafds at Havana and we're carving
th.rga with very Hah hand sysa ~
selling the public statues and every
% ihsf fhnF could raise a rent un.
Capt. Young Il " the opinion that
Seventh arm corps yet. The eap.ain
says he has nothing % complain o. but
he - very glad 10 BE- home again.
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General Tnfic Manager Eeclss Of
the u. a L.. Whl has been ln Montana
Tor fcw days. will be home IN the
morning,
J. g. o'Mciyony, chief engineer Of
she oregon short Lane. left last Night
Tor a trip " inspection nyer the I0rlh.
crn division % The system,
General Manager Bancroft and Den.
cral snponnienigni y. y, calvin " the
ofeFYG ShlH Lre have gone north,
leaving here Sunday
usn1al Lave Stock Agent Tutte 81
m oregon Short Lime says the great
ruHh in the live stock ahipmentH IL
over This season has hecn notable for
me lmWrna' amount OF sheep that
have oveu SCOT east
Arrangements are being made by she
ows % Short Line railroad Tor the an.
nual 1ahlit hunt Fairfield and Cedar
Forks arr thr points chasen this yeir,
The hunt VIA take place Thanksgiving
day,
y, y Williams, passenger agent q
M burlington at 81 Louis. came in
tbs morning and viii spend d feN days
among The local railroad ofiicss,
George ". vallery. general agent Of
m burlington al Denver, came ~
from che East this morning.
81. y. Benton OF Seattle ara wife an
IN the city on their way Fast Mr
llsut1n y the general - nt 90 81,
Nnrshfru paflfr
Asa slant General PASSENGER AFeE
Mo0''y u TIE Pennsylvania rliibni
west VI PittaburK and George HuiI
the travelling passenger agent ~ th
same system, are In the city,
General Tnmc Manager weiby O
the RIO GfNnde Western returned LA
uight nom a dying trip over the rad.
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DolNCs IN THE POLICE COURT

In the police court today four wheel
M n forfeited s. ,ach Cor riding on for
hidden ground Their names are Ed
Nard Wallace. u. g. Rushton, Joseph
Bates ana Joseph Doe,
Frank Mitzoi. charged with drunken
ness and Disturbing the peace, forfeit
cd s.. while David McGhe was dis
charged. ha alleged Hironss being
drunkenness and rerisilng m ofilcer.
Albert Smith. arrested ycsieriay Tor
trcHpass. waf allowed o. go on HE way
feipiclnr and George Bomhino. Tor re-.
sorting % a house u prostitution, had
ha case c3nunued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

Philippines they viii receive SOC N
BROUGHT home by iha government they
will receive nothing more than their
pay.and no transportation money what
ever. Adiutaut General Bafnum states
that n the mon lre mustered out In
the ielands that each soldier VIII receive
1855 for his fsfs 800 San Francisco.
bud sS5 Tor the fare from that point %
Denver. Under the law applying to
mustered out men. each man receives a
days pay for every twenty miles trav-
eled This 10 5i GEMS a day.
The Torrly men ar complaining be-
cause their being home ou "a furlnugh
denies them from sharing b the rroNla-
Ions Of the law
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NEWS TeRSsLY TOLD.

I.ocai dealers report a butter famine
on, with the product rapidly rising Ia
price.
lfrbtr e, Anderson % the sixteenth
ward o. rejoicing over the arrival a. hla
home sunday morning ~ fne baby
boy. Mother and son are doing nicely.
A ball and soclabie will be- given a.
Chrlatrnarn'a hall on Friday evening
nexg BY the Social wheel club. Ar
fanEcmgnts an Indicate that Il will b.
a very pleasant function.
a garbage waHon formed part o. a
runaway, emerging from Commercial
street this morning The team ran %
East Temple street on First South ana
was then stopped. with no very great
.Hage,
Two foreign companies entered the
state today by nllnF with Secretary
Hammond their charter and bylaws.
and an acceptance VI the provisions u
the Constitution. The companies are
the uintah Copper. Almmli county uf
Maine. sud The Clgale water a Power
company VI New Jersey
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lie Knows It's Good.

10 in well 20 have those who eat at
your table know they viii get something
tempting and desirable Tor their meals
The only way 10 be sure that the cook
iug is going 10 b. right is 10 use that
sort " baking powder which Will make
% right The baking powder you may
depend on D. q. =. 10 gives fine navor
Co the food. costs little. is worth much
and when used properly is sure to give
The greatest possible satisfaction. a
single can contains enough excellence
10 give the family health and happiness
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rieetrio Railroad 10 ucdtord Attempts 10
Iay switch.

Tlcotflo Eallfoad % IICdI"Fd NIIe"pth 7"
Lay asvitch.
Cleveland. o.. Nov 7.-As result Of
nn attempt ur the part W Akron, Bed.
r NJ and cleveland Electric Railway
company today o. ny "a switch track
On Bedford. o. SUBURBAN vn. without Il
permit. hih a dozen ~ the twenty-five
railway eulnioyra were arrested. The
company's 6fiaiiis declared they would
pts other ma 20 work as faEi AZ ar
rtaa were made. The town mashtl
ihereup0n awdrc W my deputies aud
declared he would Arrest every man
put 60 work. Subsequently, the railway
company decided g. SOP The work and
lo; the courts decide ihH case claiming
their FRANCHISE save thtm the right TO
lay the switch
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Fourteenth infantry. abcss. n, uv...
WIN $. McAiurray. priyate' ~ ty ~.
r,ulorad9, drowned. accident; Nov A.
LINK u. Went sergeant. A. First
, ~ smallpox; A. o. Fidhhes. private.
~ rlrst south Dakota. typhoid fever.
sluney r. Garrett. private. y. Thlr-
,een,h Minnesota. promphlgus. Nov. 4.
~ ", Monroe. private II. Fourteenth
fehnsylvanla, typhoid fever.
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New York Nov. i.-Thc statement "
visible supply ~ grain In store and
niluut for the week ending Saturday,
Nov. 9TH. az complied by the New York
produce exchange
Mheat-i5. 900 900 incrcarr i.tgl000.
Coma. $1,000. incruar. i.0ii.O0O.
OATS ie.0QQ, derrraHe. $1,000.
kye-giQ,ug0, decrease. iis.U00
Harley -l, i0s 900. decrease. 10000.
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NOTICE

Noiicc u hereby F.yea 10 usss al
v may concern. shat DE uftlrsfs,i
doing business under 10 rans Il
haynca a Coalicf, have ihf liy Al.
solved hy mutual Cuus1i
The said Fergus cnliff uifsr Al
accounts due said IRA. lft piya6.t 10
Joseph J., Daynea ava iosfh d
Dhynca, Jr,. they cuniIflar iai tgi.
ness rs usual NJ ths SAN ritl Il Z
further understood shat Do tl.l lara
J, DayneH and Joseph piIrst Il.
are 20 assume and pay al De iAtftH
VI the said ffrm.
Dated and signed This niA igs
November. ikaA
JOSEPH !. pArNT1
F'BRsu6 CpAiTELy
JOSEPH ]. DAYNiz n
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WEATHER REPORT

weather report showing observs.
lions ~ am todayi
salt Lake barometer. 500. tom.
pff1turp, 81. minimum. 81. wind
north. ilFht. cloudy
BAKER Ciiy-n1fometer. 9oi2. tenn.
perature. g2 minimum. q. wind.
southeast. 6 mIioa rrf hour; clear
Chcyennc-ii barometer, $50 tenn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

Judge cherry made the following or
ders ln the Thlnl district court today
u. ~. Jones W J. y De Woodey 81 al;
judgment Tor plaintiff a. prayed for.
r. 4. Harper W ". A chapman II
al judgment for plaintlf by default
John N. Thompson " John A. Smith
"a al, stricken from calendar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

The Time Of Judgp Marshall % she
federal court has been occupied today
hearing arguments on the demurrer IN
the case % she Hsnueasey. Brandy cams
pAny " n X. block p, at These cases
are alleged Violations % the copy.
rlFht law with respect 10 using The
stamp and three stars upon bottles Of
brandy mlgufactufci By the plaintiff
company MS hgi1r t00k the ease VA
der adWarnfnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

Liverpool, nov. 1.-THE Imports OF
wheat Into Liverpool Cor che week
from Atlantic ports, so.3ol ar From
lnglnc ports. nonci from other ports.
1900 qrf.
The Imports o. corn from Atlantic
ports fof the week. o. 40 ara.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

-'AAW WtlN NihWW AN'AhNf ha tfif'''
GRAND JURY.
oliver Hodg on. Salt Lake.
g. -. Spencer. Salt Lake.
Thomas y. Dee, ogden.
~. }. Malben Provo.
Noia Johnson. Provo
Joseph Gibbons. Mend1wvllle.
james Taylor. ogden.
William Hpraoley. Bingham.
Ncphi T. Morris. Salt Lake.
Thomas purly Jr. ogden
James = Freeze. Halt Lake.
Lyman johnson. Junction.
frHdk Bees leys Salt Lake.
o. w. uufEiund. Gurr.sJn.
w. -. nowfing. salt Lake.
shaa Layton, kayFvliio.
chaH, ". Smith. Salt Lake.
Jas. u. tinf1ri. kayaviile.
Geo. u Emery SAT- Lake.
Z H Wesifrnei1. Salt Lake.
Jn0. W Galley Knysvllle.
William l. Gaibufh. Kaysviile.
PETIT JURORS.
DaHici lianer. Morgan.
Byron ". Brown. Lehi.
Andrew X. Audsrsdn. L1hL
u. X Hasa0ti. SALT Lake.
Ei Anderson. M1ronl.
w =. iNIlnNi SAT- Lake.
J. Bun ir. sail Lake.
.. H. Mufdock llsber
Hans iilsHei MHmmhfh.
Euiah Ellison. Layton.
Newll a H.oWu. LII.
J ~ Bailey. Salt Lake.
ii Cafiaiuu. Falfvlcw.
a. u Irvine. Provo.
A. T. Brady Salt Lake.
Henry Lawrence. Salt Lake.
J. W Mussgf. salt Lake.
~. y iiIakey. Salt Lake.
W = H'rF Salt Lake.
Peter q. Herman. SAT- Lake.
VIM. Hetkenshaw. Salt Lake.
J. ~. Florence. Plrterviils.
Geo. Afhuckie. salt Lake.
Jas Harvey. Mornnl
- q Hrebc Salt Lake.
Amos cook. b1untlful
R8ht ufr woods. nounufui
VIM a N0cdham. sait Lake.
Chas. Coirell IT,. Halt Lake.
hyfum stewart. kaysyllic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

poili Juror walter H. Atwood was
excused Tor the term ~ Judge cherry
today,
Al the Jurors IN Judge Cherry's court
were excused today until wednesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

4 petition IN bankruptcy was Med IN
thr clerks ufilre % the federal court BY
y. a. KlnE of Salt Lake
The liabilities &C. small. mostly 10
Salt Lake and ogden parties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

This afternoon the Supreme court
handed down an opinion In the case u
w. \, Post " Georgia Foot u al. and
7. A. Jennings and y. W. Madaen. APP
psllanis, Affirming the judgment " the
lower court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07
TAFT Lake VALLEY loan ana t,..,r.
NiS south Main street

Salt Lake Once VI Fl.r r,Y...
Bank Of Park city. VIII m,I' ~.
at reasonable rates. long o. ~, -, ~
On real estate. Hi1fks. nm. ~.
cages, or approved personal .ssy,.,.
o, J. sALisHuRY. pf.i'i.,,
BAN J. KENYON. Tfei,s,.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

Election r,tufui VII BE- received az
'he Alta CLUB tomorrow evening for The
1erehl ~ Oh members and their friaula.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

The smyih and Rice Comedy come
uany-ihr identical one by the way
ihit presented Ny Friend From india.
nI 'he Thfdt0t inet season. come 90 uf
ar iln on the iiih and i1th n the month.
this slime SWING Lieut. Allderdic DE
Hr.1uay funny comedy The old Goa.
THE succl PEI ~ this piece has beer great
fHm tho rt1riHuI Our ihnaicr-Eu % arc
promised some FUN in iiH rrusenta l1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07
WANTED FEMALE arlr.

4 coon gll,I, MORRISON gnL Bpr
icfrodJ 20 fifih fast 10" 'Ni'
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Pinnples,

which 20 dishguro the skin, and
make the human tace divine
anything but thing OF beauty,
but which are Naturo's adyor-
tlaement VI foul blood.
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YOUR GROCER SELLS
u. s. BAKING POWDER
At following prices
ouSc. .AS .........." iss

Remember. every can guaranteed 70
llvs perfect satisfaction or money p.
funded. You take no risk. Why nj
give n TRAIL
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''kID''

sal,Alf baklng Powder you lso,.
tvuueL lhats what makes Ii ~ ~
Wy ftpg"rs say u i superior &c.. ~ q
sofa anu foiaiis tor oniJ "a t5ss l'''s
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DIEt,

sEAR1.E-Died Nov 9. isi,u
nebere q. and Mary RankIr 49,
Farmers ward ''aii {
Funeral on wednesday ata....
90 residence, nHcliih souib s'Stt
ond West '" 'h4 =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

s ar he best aiter-dlnner
pms aid digestion. &c,
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Salt Rheum,

tormont TO the iicsh, 4 dls-
hgurement TO the body, and
drain on tho system, also due
10 yitiatcd blood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

the force detailed to guard the Unit
60 states legation In Peklh arrived yes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07
Hoods SarsapariIIa

I 4 soid p n - y dS'aF'ii ssa 81. g.
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Eczema,

amost offensive ard uneomiort.
able Affection Of the skin, also
due 10 impure blood,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

I.ocsi dealers report a butter famine
on, with the product rapidly rising Ia
nFIes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

which li one Of the worst AZ.
hlcllons Of the human race, and
CONES from impure blood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

D. s.now your mother use, s,,,,n
'o"uet Tor you look 70 Be- 1 issi,a,,' H'is
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-27
RETURN OF HUlDEKOPER.
The Surgeon and Many Sick Soldiers
Arrive from Porto Rico.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 26.-The hospital
ship Relief which arrived here last night
from Ponce, Porto Rico, has on board 246
sick soldiers. One soldier died on the way
here. He was Fred r. Goodhouse, Com
pany d, Third Wisconsin Volunteers. He
died on Monday night from heart failure
following typhoid fever. OF the other sick
soldiers $50 are convalescent but ninety-six
of the men will have to be taken to hos
pitfalls on stretchers. The work of remOv-
ing the men from the ship has not yet
begun. The national relief commission is
supplying the men with milk and delicacies
while they remain on the ship Among
those who came on the Relief was Lieut..
Col. r. S. Buidekoper who has been in
Porto Rico chief surgeon of the United
States troops. Colonel Huidekoper will go
to Washington in a dav or two, and he
says that after giving testimony before the
war investigating committee he expects to
return. to Porto Rico.
Later in the day 1t was decided to remove
the sick and convaleScent soldiers to hospi-
tails. A large force Of policemen ambu-
lances and police patrol wagons aided in
this work. and special care was taken TO
shield each man from the rain, which was
falling nearly all day The sick men are
from Illinois. Wisconsin and Pennsy, mia
regiments
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

Rev: Austin w. Mann will conduct a serv-
Ice OF the holy communion at ST. Alban S
Deaf-mute Mission in the guild rooms of
Christ Church on Sunday morning.
Police Judge Cox yesterday morning con-
tinued until tomorrow the case against
William Brentlinger, who is charged with
embezzllng the funds of the Cigar Makers
Union. The prisoners attorney was not
present.
Russell B. Armstrong, who operates a
barber shop at 4H Massachusetts avenue
became involved in trouble with one of his
employees, l.. w Vickery, last night and
both were arrested by Bicycle Patrolmen
Holtz and Wallace. charged with assault
and battery.
A night school will be opened Monday
at the Industrial Training School building,
the classes assembling at 1880 O'clock The
branches to be taught include geometry.
arithmetic, algebra, mechanical and free
hand drawing, penmanship and bookkeep-
ing.
The Girls Industrial School managers are
quite anxious to secure cast-off clothing
and shoes for some of the little girls who
attend the school, Those charitably dis
posed may leave any articles they have at
the school, which meets every Saturday
afternoon at Tomlinson Hail.
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plicated in it by the authorities and that
there was, moreover really no necessity for
it, as he was fully able to protect his fam
lily from st. Clair hereafter st. Clair was
accordingly allowed to stay In the house
until morning when he was able TO go to
the depot under guard and take the train
for Indianapolis. On the way he was jeered
and hooted by large crowds that had heard
the story, but he apparently paid no atten-
ton to it. He got into camp here before
any of the other men and at once reported
to me and said he was sick and wanted TO
go to the Spencer House and rest. i, not
knowing the circumstances of the affair
allowed him to. and he has not been seen
since | know he has not been tc the hotel
and have no idea where he is. Some of
us hardly expect him back at ALL"
1t is limited in the company that st. Clair
has a wife and that it was she who wrote
the letters to him from the Cincinnati hos
pital. AS a finishing touch TO the fasco
however St. Clair on the pretense that he
had Il remittance coming from home, Dor
rowed $40 from Mr.. Balm the night before
the wedding was to occur, and this, To the
best of Captain Monicals opinion. is all
the money he has in the world. What his
purpose could have been in deceiving the
Balm family in the way he did is beyond
the comprehension of any who knew him.
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1T HAS A VAST WORK.
Money Raised by the w. #. M. 8. of
Methodist Church.

81
The members OF the executive commit
tee of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
are arriving rapidly. The convention will
be opened this morning at o'clock in
Roberts Park Church.d Presiding Elder
Rawls will conduct a communion service at
that time. During all of the sessions of
the society Mrs. C. D. Foss, wife of Bishop
Foss will preside. Besides the devotional
services thereawill be an address, of well
come by Mrs o. E. Bacon and response
by Mrs. c. P. Winchell, reports of home
work by branch secretaries, report of Ger
man work by Mrs. p. Achard, and address,
es by returned missionaries. Rev. j. F.
Goucher, president of the Woman's Col
lege at Baltimore, will preach the conven>
ton sermon Sunday morning.
The officers of the society were engaged
yesterday in making up their reports for
the past year. There are twenty districts
to look after, six in India, five in China
one In Malaysia, one in Corea, one in Italy,
one in South America, one in Mexico and
four in Japan. The reports from every mis-
sionary must be examined by the eleven
corresponding secretaries before the con-
vention meets. The society expects to
furnish $3,O00,000 of the S., 900 900 which will
be required to continue the work during the
ensuing year
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Some Arab comnlicntion.

Some of the Arabs of Willard street are
involved in litigation, which will be heard
in the Superior Court this morning, over a
quantity of the goods that these people
peddle about the country. The matter is
very complicated and is made more so by
the Jabbering of the dark-skinned mer-
chants. Another tangle in the matter was
made yesterday, when Elias Abrahams and
Alexander Fraja, both Turks were arrested
on complaint of H. M. Haddad, who is
all that his name indicates, and were
charged with petty larceny and obtaining
goods under false, pretenses, by Bicycle
Patrolmen Schroeder and Hauser So far
as can be CLEANED from the almost nom
understandable Arabs. Haddad claims he
was travelling with Abrahams and at Rob-
inson, Ill. shipped some goods back to this
city His companion. he alleges. stole the
bill of lading and gave it to Fraja. who
secured the goods from the railroad com
pany. Another version, given by a LAWYER
Of some of the Arabs, is that Haddad and
Abrahams were in the employ of Fraia
who has a more or less pretentious store on
that midway of TINS city--Willard street.
that the goods belonged to Fraja and that
the whole trouble is stirred up by an Arab
woman, who is in the same business and is
also missionary.
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The Republic Ashore.

ALPENA. Mich. Oct 2s-The steamer
Republic, bound up without cargo, went
ashore on North Point to-day. The. wind
hour and the sea was terrific. The life
saving crew from Thunder Bay island re-
ports that the ship is not badly damaged
as yet and the crew preferred TO remain
on boara. The Republic is a steel craft and
one Of the best-built boats on the lakes.
She is worth 100000. The steel steamer
Ramapc, of the Union Steamboat Company,
came in for shelter tonight badly damaged
by the heavy sea- 1t is reported that an
other steamer is ashore North Point but
her name cannot be learned.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 26-Mme. Sofia Scalchi and
her once devoted husband, the Count Lolli, have
parted. News has been received here from Italy
telling of their divorce. and the story is a sur
prise as 1t was generally believed the great con-
tralto and her spouse were inseparable. Nine.
Scalchi thought the devoted to her. to
her voice, her Italian vineyards and to the sale
OF the wines they produced. When she found
Lolli had other attractions and interests in life
she promptly secured a separation. Years ago,
when Colonel Mapleson produced Italian opera In
the old Academy of Music, Nine. Scalchi came
from Havana to sing for the first time in New
York The count was with her. and their de-
voticn to each other was the of many
smiles in and about the academy The count
never missed a performance or rehearsal when
his wife sang. He escorted her to and from the
opera house. They spent their time almost en-
trey together and were apparently inseparaDie.
Nine Scalchi has a son who is man. He is
now in this country, and will hereafter act as his
mothers associate and escort in her future con-
cert tours.