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Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

MT. Gosse is SO convinced of the cor rectness of the theory that great men are the products of their time that n. asserts that if Tennyson had been born in 1850 or in 172O This poetry, had it been written in verse, could have scarcely remote resemblance to what we have now received from his hand"
 It is reported that Rudyard Kipling has become a great admirer of Cecil Rhodes. During his recent stay in London MT. Kipling was asked by a woman at dinner if Mr. Rhodes was married. Yes" replied he, ito tens of thousands of square miles of Brit ish territory. England cannot afford to let a man like that marry in any other way"
 In his will the late Sir Henry Have lock Allen bequeathed all the papers and correspondence of his father, Gan- era1 Havelock of Indian mutiny fame, and all of his own to Major General Mcleod Inness, with 9100, on condi- tion that the latter write biography of the testator. especially placing be- fore the public an exact account of the events that forced the testator out of he English army. -azss9
 The superintendent of Grace Episco- pal Sunday school of Oswego, N. Y., recently read the names of the pupils who were absent, and when he came to that of Joe" Powell the whole school broke out into applause. This some what unusual action is explained by the fact that "Joe' Powell is better known to the world as Cadet Joseph W. Powell, who so pluckily stood by in launch to aid Hobson at Santiago the other day.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

The Spanish troops at Santiago use smokeless powder. The Americans use black powder. Result: the Span ish fire produces no smoke and the men are not bothered in aiming at the Yankee pigs" The Americans are enyeloped in their own smoke, making their task all the harder. Here is -here congressional economy gets iD its work. But for the parsimony of congress the American navy and army would be well supplied with smokeless powder. We would like to see all those congressional money savers in the front ranks of the invading army. But nobody will ever see them in a fight They do their fighting with their mouths.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03
PHOENIX, JULY 3. 1898.
OUR ADVERTISERS.

If you are a stranger in ;hls town and haven't decided upon a place to trade look over the advertising columns of The Re publican. All the good firms in the different branches of busi- ness are represented in these col umns. Any one of them will give you value received. The fact that they keep their names constantly before the public at- tests to their enterprise.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

The local company of volun5eers will march in the parade Monday. In 8 month or two we may hear of these boys storming Spanish stronghold Owing to the country's general unpre- paredness when the war broke out the volunteers no sooner take the field than they have to meet demands that a prepared country would make only of regulars. The soldier boy of today gets quick action for his s13 pel month.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

A correspondent of the New York Tribune proposes that the name Of the Philippines be changed to "The Mo Kinley islands," The desirability of any change is not apparent; but if one is to be made 1t might be suggested that ''The Dewey Isles'' would be quite as appropriate and much moro pOetic
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

It will be a great relief when the country newspapers all get a new cut of General John J. Coppinger. That ridiculous head, with '61 army cap cooked over the right ear in the man. ner of a West Point ''plebe," does not fill the popular conception of major general in the army of the United States.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

If the members of the board of su- pervisors would like to know some thing about chuck-holes we wss, cheer fully take them out West Adams street and point out a dozen or two that would take first prize at chuck-hole tournament,
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

The city and county authorities would find this good time to repair Washington, Adams and Jefferson streets. With good scraper the bot toms of these thoroughfares might ba found in a week or so.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

It is strange that admiral Camara could have got it smashed much nearer home if he had only waited little while.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

On the whole, 1t is strange that the anti-annexationists have not invited Paramount B1ount to break into the senate and give his views on Hawaii
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

MT. Croker declares that London is wiekeder than New York. He must remember, however, that Tammany is only getting started in its projects.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

Colonel W. J. Bryan is studying tao tics. He discovered two years ago that he was exceedingly weak in that part of his outfit.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

Considering that the general detic- iency bill carries an appropriation Of $240, ,000, 900, it is clear that the dsfi- ciency is very general indeed
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

Chicago itself could not have fllr- nished a more genuine hustler" than General Shafter seems to be.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota is ruining his voice in his long-drawn speech against Hawaii. His vocal chords have been torn to tatters al- ready.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

At this distance it looks as though Spain were suffering from a serious impeachment in her pocketbook.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-03

The Spaniards must feel like pre- scribing for the Vesuvius' hacking cough.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29
Condensed DISPATCHES

J. III Fry. an Oregon rsncher. 1as caused
the arrest a San FrsTclseo 81 James Col
hrs. on charge o. having nlneosd him
cat Of <f48.
The business portion 81 tbs village II
TecgrrA. Manitoba, Including TWO banks
and several stores, Was destroyed By 7sFe
last Tuesday night. Lose SaGg13-
TIE sri.rH.al conference Ct the German
Bagtisss Of the Tnstst States and Canada
mas L~sn concluded. after session extend
ins over "a week Il has been decided 20
meet ia ly7 Al Berlin Ontario.
The report that the 1-hiuxvalia IAEe u
steamships w2s sboG, TO Dr. absorbed By
the Tnlte5 Steamship Company. o. Copen-
hagen has Dgen confirmed, says the New
York Tribune. The deal viii bs con p!sgsd
o4s Cc.ebsr J.
a spscias excursion train ca tie way to
tie Halifax exhibition from P3cton yeAter-
DAY morning crashed into q WORK train
near 81. ElarteG- James SproXtt, engineer:
Michael O BEfep, engineer. ". r. Hender-
scr, fireman: ). Il. Mckenzie, fireman, and
William Cameron. q passenger WIRE
Killed. john McMiIian, & passenger. was
injured.
Crislef Pogsoffics Inspector Baird in
charge Of tt9 Southern division. with head
quarters AZ Chattanooga. Las received q
telegram from inspector Eosson stating
mat he has made an important arrest,
which will pat ar era TO tie stealing which
has been going or 80 size Jacksonville, Fla-,
isost0GiSce foF several years. This HAN ar
rested Is Thomas Miller, i mailing clerk
y 10 has beeD employed IN the JaeksoHsl. lie
office seven yeBrg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

S5f4GEElfsG Republican.
\ curious story IS to.d II regard 20 he
reported wrsc king Il 2 C~sfarze xershIa
az Port Arthur. Tho vesearL e!ev ashore n
. storm sna Nfs-tae vas @tef evr~ s.,
frcsn tae shore waieh properly v*esi would
h7ve sna aled al ~ The req no sa4
climbed ~ into the raging ws.t aaova
Wa'oT. - e. safe % lana. Hus 2r tAetr
panic ARA ssSora0@s tf3e 5r~s .ga. W 81
hois Z tire yore made 1herr s-.ss.. Fsxt e
i, sni tssn SAT e AeAsaa them. They v&rs
ru'iea ashore haff-sFNvrset bil& n ora -
wss eSvea- F1~ inta,E ge0oe this compares
wf'a re t:.fss -harorsf feat - saving
- sh7 .lY23 $50 SO wreag size or -. rs
familiar exg3olt - tsa Tara1 gust A. .
Gcfet We .spv" 4" s-asrf ~ So f5sE tne
enf . tsae ~See ia H. roegp &l~osst hsr, al
Jumped Nhsn - rseov7eret constr nz,, -
he s2er; sis te.SslTs moments a. ,he nos
Tsfai r 7r@~~S orr Row rnslcs fsyfAe~ rn
49, hava had - "a "a use 50 ri ~.
STACK
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29
PART OF THE BONES GONE
GHoULs HAVE RIFLED The TOMB
OF CoLINRIk
Gems. Gold and Medals. Fr~csess
Stones and Rolls of Parchment
Have Disappeared From sae MAN.


HAVANA. s=2s- E.-Tse Spa-sss se-rs-
.a-y today 1a-2sz c4o-s-z z-.3cazs-- - z.ss
Azs-sesG GayT -E&sssoxz-x requesting mat =
meeting e re cG---ssa1.. - e=1z % E-s2s
orally On matters - tie z-zox< ----ort-
aroe
Fr41ar S=rrs-be- . rs ag-eeS --san
~ re Azue<Fczrs fo- ire z%st31y
Nys-s-v ard secrecy surround al re g.
fetal acts 81 tas Spanish government
Especially vsx -Ess Ehe case IL ex1zrtng
te. remains - Columbus sas tbs tac.
1zs caused rnae. z-far0raes= ca-Eezt
and gtvsa r1ss - grave r1-s0-s w11ea a.
taoGKs l-eozf-Zs1 aY@ar 10 have some
foundation as .1e-. has oe@n 10 a.terno-
AZ Genial .-c-a any soG~1s. TIE removal
% ne -H-z.-s. which shol2is certainly
have beer a public ceremony. Tas vailed
. re deepest mystery. An1 WAS effected
behind re 1lssss 1ocrs % TIE cathedral
\ -9rnk-e- o. t1s authorities were present.
tbs aalss % these 40 attended 5@11g
handed 10 .aa chef os p9llce the night
oe.o-s n Gen BIzzco's handwriting TIE
oa1e. 0. E9siee suggested Tia, comments
E6ua1 BE- maze ~ me g-9ss GEN1- t.9=
secrecy @ tlse proceedings. a-1 aszz3
w1sihs- Il would 10. as sdv2sa1le % 14lGE-
TsEE -sen.2-tyss oS ths newspapers % 6e
present TO tais G@a. B.2lco positively
rst4se9 % acca1e. falling -as chief 6t police
% l1sas himself exclusively u -As ass %
gses.s winch 1a4 beer handed him.
statement regarding raa condition % thA
rs-n2!zS have been MADE 2414.c, -. = 2zS
leaked out from Id almost authoritative
Es39-cs -.2t +aey 2rs nor IN exactly n.
sane con1lssoD zs when -asy ware placed II
the niche. When t1e remains were placed
- Ire raaGsoislm "a small egsket Was Ell
c3osE4, containing coins. goi1 ard silver
medals. precious stones ard rolls of pz-c.?-
me1<, Is Vas then t9s custom upon re
ocCAS-oE CT = burial
Il appears thac tEas caSkst has been tam
perea xith and rlaed % rs contents. ani
further -IU1ors say taAs only portions o.
the remains arg left.
Gossip CT scan1al and speculation. IS rife.
th- truth % which the authorities make 10
effort % affirm or contradict.
A quasi-ofaciai expiana ton. however. IL
70 the effect that secrecy was given 20 me
ceremonies because a cable dispatch re-
ce.ve2 1ere reported that Cen ToraI had
been murdered IN Madrid The day before
ard fears were entertained that disorders
might occur i The public ard militia cacae
together n great numbers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

A Wealthy 1eunS Houxh Rider In .
New Hole.

phi" Robinson, war correspondent Of
The Pail Mall Gazstts, who has just re-
turned from Santiago. had a capable 5ody
seryaa: while IN camp. says the New York
Dispatch.
He was ggartered near Pooseyeits
Holsgh Riaerz. aid while he was putting
his belongings into position ard managing
his bottles 3nd glasses ilo needed some az
eIatanee. Standing near him was 4
Rough Rider" hsiless and coatieas. aud
looking much tse worse for wear
IN. u&y good man" eatd Robinson TO
cgsSiHg bis single ayessa@s Oh the soldier
ard speaking IL tone II authority and
@th his broad EngI ~ accent ! want
3ou Is go down 10 the stream and get ME
4 pail % ~afer. = you're quick you shall
hSvn drink ~ whisky"
The Rough Rider stared 4 little but
presently took "a a pain aat d.d 9 hp vas
blt oA sis fetarn Robinson began order
sng him about 10 s. 1fefatorsal manner
and ;he man ohayed most use.kly. lie
even scrigrf bin.
see a@re. sojd.er." said he. 5rr.fat-d Al
th@ mans sloSsaes<. Il Insist on your siv-
INK rns your undivided attention WHAT'S
yaur name
The soldier tod h.m.
WeI. thcu.' continued the correspond
ont. give "a hand here WITH these i59,.fes
uyvr sFeE@ ia the corner and a tsa4fo
AHfff - "f-A AZ tt3Ntf 3tsEAfs Up tNFFe
3n that Box a1d -'Sss that you DOM,
smash thar brandy + IS tne last have 4"
That niEHf Robinson. who IL a-as-halres
ana Tererat1e. not uaiike Alexander pu-
1n1* tn appearance VAS telling how. after
ittte hard work. lie hai broken the sol
der IN au@ got really good serYicc cut oG
hia1
NE was quite bright CHAP" aided
Robinson. Unusually Intelligent. ana hs
said rs name vas Woodbury. kane
tNoo4agfy Kane - 4 New YORK ns-1-
hff 81 tae Rough Riders. tA~ sou or A
prominent family snd enc 81 the Hn:ll'c1-
aires who t"iHed the army ~ the begin
t:ng OF he war;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THs
State OF Washington. in and FOR kinz
County. r. = Tr@mper. as Receiver q
The Spring nm Water Company cos-
T4oratiou. plaintiff VS. s. W Heller. de-
PENDANT M. = 500. Summons
state OF Washington 70 rs ss'i :. W.
Heller. defendant. you are hereby SUN.
rrloned 10 appear within sixty f7' cas-
after The service % This simmons up.n
Won excfusiv. OF the fav o. service. se-wf:
within sixty (Ggl days after tina 18th day q
September 1898. the date Of the e-sf pa5a..
"a :ion hereof TO- answer the ceTngssns p
tho plaintiff IN the aboye entitled ae'spa.
ard serve a copy Of your answer iron ..
undersigned. whose Postofica address
btIon stated. and defend the aeoFs sn.s ~.
lied action In the Court aforesasd no.sss
AZ Seattle, IN King County, WasnlhRsvss
the place herebv designated Tor me 80
Of Haid action. ana IN case o, your a., a..
SO 20 do judgment viii 10 rendered assiEn
YOU according 10 the dernaHt Of ne CT -
r,14int in raid action. which has 5sea Hsss
with the clerk 81 said Court.
tn. object OF said action r. TO ooiaia :
;.,frvrent or said Court 10 be entered .
f. v0~ ~ the piaintifr. ara against you .
81 u cause upon the TWO certain eaps,s
actor, set M IN said complaint, shaf
say for tsle sum ~ Three thousand % go
on account az your liability Ter 49,
The Spring HID Water Company, q -.
r7orastcr 81 the State OF Washington. -
the first of said causes Of action, s 49,
the further sum Of Nine Thousand 800
received ny yoI as sock ao3IFs -. -
The Spring Hill water COMPANY. oa s
The dividend or distribution % The ssss..1t
stock % said company. Illegally aeaaa''.
ard paid. so, "A
n j. further the object Of said ac.iaa
subject 70 TIE payment and ssfss'ac.oaa' -
The Judgment SOUGHT 10 h. rer9fs.s.
afore =aid. all your right. ti'le aHa ,hts.s
In ana 10 Ore hundred shares Of re sarss
ta] stock OF the P8gst Soma 49, 49,.
Bank Of Sea'tia Il National hangihs eN x
ratton standing n your rafns. up,a ~
stock books and records ~ sac as'ls xr,sf
for Inc purpose - reaching TaScn. "A
Of C7arnsnn7ent has been suef oas 81 80
Court In said cause. ard duly served 10y.
The said the Puget Sound Naf}onas D
CLARENCE :. preston.
Attorney tor PIa.nna.
Postorice Address: Roxn w r'''''
Block. Sea.tte. Washington. r.
Date Of arsr Duslicstian- se0's
1888.
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sw York Tribune

When 4 smart Highland regiment was IN
camp in Ireland some tine ago the Officer
or the Gay-a strict Observation-Disclosures ted
the guard ten1 % make inquiries about a
private Eho va. prisoner there, says a
London exchange When he lifted the IA Q
Of the tent 20 his aEnazement n found onIy
one man, and he was killing time by s-aos-
ing and playing with. a kitten Where 4
The guarde" said the Officer. The guard
. il? Sure, they're all out IN the field yon-
der p-ayia' cricket The oshcer's head De-
gan 70 turn round. Where's the CORPORAL 0.
rae guard, ghen?' THE corporal, Begor-a,
he's the best bowler n the reg nert.'' Good
heavens. man! Then where - the prison.
err? Sire" said the man. sleeplly. Its
yEesef thar Is the prisoner
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29
91uCtir stssssHS ORG s>szE.
THEY f<ieef Eddie Raid President and
Admit %eu Members

Piftf4sjahi.Ef1fA. Scps @N~-'FHa tEe&css
between the professional c5veusg csassrs
nHd fae l. ". wgiiegi h@sAn IN TEeaten-
= J oB MuDGzN Wsth tass rspUt a 5or. -
f&s lea@ 20 aH2 sAe E~Fs+stis7 40 sca3.
tafarv organization g. Sc. knaWr t'3e
Nation al RarsuE ~ .ists ls4on. wi
ysys4 G.~lss uslef Sha Ts&ags iues n this
e1ly AID foT=rla.s . pss aa2:leat a.s asssxsgton
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EXPLODED WHILE rxDER WAY.


LAFAYETTE, re-. sep 1~~shortsy a.
ssr e'eaocx teri ga. rsIe boiler q engine
E9 Zss pr The ws5asa read exploded. Ia
sss-4Sg Oscar JchEaays, re e-xzreer, 81 hz5~
ly es4at sse died a. rss3arsEn- ax>4 syzE1GEsrg
w1sssSa 1-or Jerry Eogas. tss Trs-aa3
wnfct will cause als fsata II twerfy-Eoisr
nsszzrx AZ TIE lire ~ 1nn explosion tie
9yssG was rxnnisR H. sas -sse - twenty
ssse rrltee ar. s.gur. Bits ot ire boiler we're
fc8r9 a9g fest !tcrn Eas se<ue 0t ths ex-
gsaaS:rG.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

ETF~GfzAyToS. ~ y ssyE- z4-Ths s5f-
1sssnE esEs@fs ~ re xr@ss <yc81c5l q fs@
FsaStsf States Isr<@- y -sss Ess Me- have
ssee.s = 1gaessrs7.s sy Ha- G@cyx. e. G-eSze
rrs great 8r@1s0sse ~ 80 c-1sys Great
tacaaoH. Taxi Graft szc7sI r. J. DaEss
- a9Rm T@rx. great Sr@~Tz. Past tsrsas
Ssessssn r. II Sxy&oy, q Orey2gs xrez-
g1&fa % ire sarsst, Past Great E<c1eE-
g. ". Carey. 81 0asa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

r.AL1r MADE Pa. Sept. 2-7n3n WIGS
the sfyty-feIsrts srssfYsTsa-y Ct Ma. Gsa.
<sran8.u.s birth. ard * q lsG make bis -
sirexssut frors Re Tinted states regular
ser vice az = 1-gs5asr general. He vii.
however. EBgt4aGe Ets c<s4rs.aaE &c n tie vas-
ssrz-sar service.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIN
State OF ~ as11H EIe1. N and Fa- hinx
CGuaty. Z. p Treurs-. as Rscslvsr q
The sprins Hi Water COMPANY esss
PENDANT No. 2. so. Summons
STATE Of Washington &c lie Sal e I.
Heller. defendant. yoa ara h%resy ssnp
u1cned 20 appear within sixty go days
after the service .. this summons apsa
You. exclusive q the day OF ssrvses ss-x!s:
within sixty tsos days after the 18th say *
september. 2sss. the date Of the first r-Sl-
cation hereof. 20 answer tina snr-psa.,; u
he plaintiff IN the above emitted aston,
and sssrve 3 copy OF your answer uesn .hs
undersigned. whose Pcsto@sc@ Address d
below stated, ard defend the ADORE srs.
tied action II the Court AFORESAID ko2dea
a. Seattle. IN King County. Wa.hiagton
tls place hereby dest gnats6 for the sr.sl
q said acton. and n case ~ your failure
20 TO do. judgment Will re rendered axata@
you according 10 the demand Of tie ea--
plant in said acss0E. which has been slet
wish the clerk Of said Court
The object of said action ~ 20 obssa 4
Judgment Of said Court % he entered h
favor Of the plaintiff. and against y0a ID
said cause. up0u the two certain causes II
action sec up in sad complaint. ma. . .
say Yer he sun o. Three thousand soslan
on account 81 your liability for sinpas3
stock held by you Of the CAPITAL stock x
The Spring Hi Water Company, cor
poration Of the State ~ Washington. upsa
ttte EIsN HI saEl EsALs<s o. aCtso1. E1I n
the further sum % Nine thousand icliaN
received by yor as q stock holder Of sad
The Spring Hill Water Company. oes q
the dividend or distribution 81 the esN.sl
stock Of said company. Illegally DECLARED
and paid
II n further tbs ohJec. of said action 70
subject - the payment and sa.issacfton n
the fu9gGsn+ sought 70 he recovered %
afors said. all your right. title and Interest.
In and 70 One hundred shares % rhe cafa.
"a stuck ~ the rrfya- Sound National
Bank % SEATTLE. National banking eo.ss-
ration. standing In your name. uper ths
stock hooks and records ~ said hank. ard
fer the purpose Of reaching which. VIZ.
OF earn .shraert has been sued 0ut Ok sd
Court in said cause and duly servet upas
the said the puge. Sound National BANK
q Seattle.
CLARENCE :. PRESTON.
Attorney fer piasn.a
posforjee Address: Roam 40 Ps1nees
y.I-.-ir Eaat.fa W. at. exta..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

CHICAGO, Sept 2. JUICE S1ow8stsr. 81
,fss I n4-@9 States Ggg~t fe1sws Upheld rtse
Ger i3Ut sofsasItg % To provision ia ne
waF revenas~ &c. requiring brokers 70 1le
re naerzr1arn VI sales.
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HAWAII Eept 3+-f5e-s Banjo I'd.
k.gnsf 4zrree re.sasinr al political Tssls-
sners corGnat IN tire t1rtressss os the II
lsrs, but ta4 e6fct has not yet been pub
Asasf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

Cegtes ~ rs w><k'v fso-f-int4..s4s-,, ~a~
wrapped r~atr soY mailing ar obtains rs
today a; tae Elssnsss ofsca Prt>r ; e@nts
T&y fopy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

Al ne irrs gorean; news y ,he pas. week
r. published n Ire Weekly gost-I-.s1..-
~encer. sssas3 today. Send 8 copy - your
s-.a-rds Price ca2.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

\ recurrence - he rain a. Cc'vlfle "a
suited Il continuous s9I@w@4s ana can,.i-
tons are sa.c& az VI. case sofr- 4a-nag.
- crops l. case y kee2- up ~ms laSsa CT,
TINA 49, ~
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CLARENCE :. PRESTON.
ATTORNEY fer piasr.ta

PoStoffiee Address; Roam 40 Psonees
Block. Seattle, Washington. :.
Date Of first publication. September "a
1893.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-03

court of appeals today. directing the
chancellor and faculty of the diocese of
London to issue her permit to open
and inspect the coffin, now in the vaults
of the HiShgate cemetery, alleged to con-
tain the remains of her father-in-law. or
of a man buried as Thomas Charles
Druce; The appeal court dismissed the
appeal OF Mr. Young, the executor of
exhuming of the body, granted in August
( last by Sir Francis Henry Jeune, presi-
dent of the probate, divorce and admir-
atty division of the high court of justice.
Mrs. Anna Maria bruce claims that her
1 father-in-law' alleged death and burial
under the name of bruce. were decep-
lions, and that he lived and finally died.
after having been under the care of DIR.
FORCES at u lunatic asylum, under the
name of DR.. Aarnum. Her son. Who
she asserts, is the rightful Duke of Port
land, and for whom her present proceed
ings are taken, is, or has been until re-
Gently, domestic servant. He was last
heard of in Australia.
According to Rurkes Peerage. William
John Cavendish Scott Bentinoke, Fifth
Duke of Portland. died unmarried, Dec.
g. 1879. and the dukedom passed to his
cousin, William John Arthur Charles
James the de facto duke, who was born
Dec. rs, 1851 and married Miss Winifred
Dallas-Y orke. Both he and his wife are
very popular il London. a recently-pub-
lished estimate of the dukes rent roll
placed it at something like 400, 600 year.
Mrs. bruce. in her affidavits. declares
that Thomas c. bruce did not die in De-
cember, 1864. as would appear from the
! official records. and that the coffin in