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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-31

What is the use of making better
article than your competitor if you can
not get better price for it?
Ans.-As there is no difference in the
price the public will buy only the better,
SO that while our profits may be sm caller
on single scale they will be much
greater in the aggregate.
How can you get the public to know
your make is the best?
II both articles are brought prominent-
ly before the public both are certain to
be tried and the public viii very quickly
pass judgment on them and use only the
better one.
This explains the large sale on Cham
berlain's Cough remedy. The people
have been using it for years and have
found that it can always be depended
upon. They may occasionally take up
with some fashionable novelty put forth
with exaggerated claims, but are certain
to return to the one remedy that they
know to be reliable, and for coughs,
colds and Group there is nothing equal
to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. For
sale by Blakeley & Houghton.
500 Reward 800.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being constitu-
tional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the disease
and giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprie-
tors have Sd much faith in its curative
poF7 srs. that they offer One Hundred
Do lars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY, & Co., Toleda, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-31
SITUATION IN
HAVANA CRITICAL
Cubans Hoped to be Allowed to Parti-
cipate in the Evacuation Ceremon-
les, but finally Yielded to General
BrOOke's and LudIOw's Wishes.

New York, Dec. 3O.-A special to tie
Herald from Havana, says: On We'd
nesday 200 insurgent cavalrymen with
drew from the city in a sulk because the
cept as individuals. Civil Governor De
Castro advised General Ludlow to avail
under Colonel Hernandez. The men
entered as dragons and hoisted the Gu
ban flags, doing police duty west of
Galiano street. The Americans refused
to permit them to act as an organized
body, and after doing dnty one night
they lowered their flag and returned to
Menocoal's camp at Mariana.
1t is known that Gomez feels that he
is not treated properly. Indeed, he has
meyer received anything but curt treat
ment from the representatives of the
American government. Some time ago
he sent personal representative to con-
fer with the American evacuation COM
mittee. General Butler proposed that a
personal note of congratulations be sent
Gomez, but General Wade and Admiral
Sampson refused to join him.
A letter from Gomez has just been re-
ceived here. He is wise enough not to
commit himself further than to say that
he could not come to Hayana unless he
came as COMMUNICATIVE chief of the Gu
ban army of liberation, and if the men
who had fought with him for three
years were not good enough to come he
preferred to stay with them. He secuted
the idea that the presence of the Cuban
) troops would result in disorder, deular-
ing their presence would be the best pos
sible guarantee of good order.
He concludes his letter with the re-
mark that he had full confidence in the
good will and fairness of the Americans
as people, but believed the politicians
were attempting an excuse to compel
the nation to break its most sacred
promises.
The Americans are divided in senti-
ment, many believing a great mistake
has been made in not giving the Cubans
an opportunity to celebrate the event
which they have fought so many years
to bring about. General Lee was in fav-
gents to parade, and recognizing Gomez
as the head of the Cuban army. Since
General Brooke gave his decision, Lee
has, of course, refused to express him
self.
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Killed in a Runaway Accident.

HILLsBoRo, Oregon, Dec. 3O.-Word
reached US last evening that the l3-year-
old son of Mrs. William Vincent was
instantly killed the other day near Mid
dleton in a runaway accident. The
boys father was killed several years ago
in a sawmill accident.
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50 REWARD.

Per head, for the return of twenty
head of cattle which were lost above
Mill creek falls. Branded RIA on the
left shoulder and two crops off the right
ear. Return same to Saltmarshe's stock
yards and receive reward.
2O-d2t w3w Rock ALLERY.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-31
Russia Wants no Nicaragua Canal.

New YoRK, Dec. 3O.-A dispatch from
Paris says: The Herald's European edi-
torial prints the following:
Russia is evidently beginning to cam
paign against the Nicaragua canal. The
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-31
Ca.h TN Your Checks.

All county warrants registered prior
to Feb. 1, 1895, will be paid at my
Office. Interest ceases after Nov. IA,
1898. @. L. PHILLIPS,
County Treasurer.
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Boyd, Oregon.

Anyone who may have in their pos
session book No. 296, namely, "Story of
Avis" by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, will
confer favor on the librarian by re-
turning it to Blakeley & Houghton's
drugstore. This volume belongs to the
Parmelee library, and as the books must
be shipped by January I'd, it is neces-
sary that it be brought in.
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NOTICE.

Came to my place in May, one bay
mare, weight about 900 pounds, and
branded with capital a, the cross line
of the letter resembling the letter v, on
the left shoulder. Owner can have the
anne by calling at my place and paying
all charges. B. E. SELLEcK,
16dec1m Boyd, Oregon.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-31
.DREYFUS EN-
ROUTE TO PARIS
Was Removed from Devils Island and
Sailed for France.

New YORK, Dec. 3o.-A special to the
Herald from Paramaribo, via Hayti,
says: 1t is reported here that former
Captain Dreyfus, who for the last three
years has been kept in solitary and close
confinement on Devils island, one of the
Isles de Salut, few miles east of here,
has been removed from his island prison
to Cayenne and sailed from there to
France on December last on a convict
transport.
No details regarding the departure of
the prisoner or as to his ultimste destl-
nation can be assertained. 1t is believed
be will be taken to Paris, to await the
orders of the court of cessation.
telegram from Rotterdam announces
that Comte Esterhazy has been staying
there since December Is. His departure
for America is regarded as imminent.
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Romero is Dead.

WASHINGTON, Dec. SO.-Ambassador
Romero. of Mexico. died this morning
at O'Clock, aged 81 years. The remains
will be taken to Mexico for interment
An operation for appendicitis was per
formed on him yesterday.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-31

One Minute Cough Cure, cures
That is has - was -1-de sOr
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PARIS, Dec. So.-The ministry to the
colonies today denied the report that
Dreyfus has embarked from Cayenne on
his return to France.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

81 Louis. No.. Dec. s0.-Clrcuk Judge
Wood has reversed ;he ruling OF tho
probate court In regard 90 IA. admins
iraiign " the es!ato 81 Mary ~. Mo
fhefEgn. holding that ne common law
that gave rho husband absolute right
over me pcff1n and estate ~ hla VII.
has ccased 90 dNlst. In his decision
Judge Wood said
'"rho common law theory " marriage
has long since ceased 60 eNla. every
whore, ana especially In this g,ntc,
whore ne law has long recognized tao
VIE ua having a separate existence aud
separate rights, and separate lutorcstt."
Mrs. Mcpherson was. ~ the time %
her death. la 1885. anl has h.pn Tor
many years. q rcs.den; u 81. Louis
She lett no children. A. she time OF
her drlsh she was preparing 90 move o.
Rochester, y. y, the home OF her hus-
band, Wm. J. Mcpherson, She made
no will. ana under the laws 0f Missouri
her estate should So 20 her brothers,
Horace u. Locke and VIM. q. Locks,
OF Worcester Mass.
Mcpherson c1ntended that fhe estate
should be- settled according 90 the laws
OF New York, ON tha .heory that mar
rlagr made his domlclle hers. THIS
would make him sole heir, lie touk
out letters % administration IN New
York.
Judge Rassleur. ~ the probate court,
held thaf the dOmlcile OF Mrs. Mo-
phrrsnu was tho same as THAI OF hor
husband. ana upheld the New York
administration. The matter WAS app
pelled % shg clrcult court. Judge
Wood orders tho assets Of the estate
~ DO turned over 70 Mrs. McPhafs0H's
hrp.hsrs,
the case viii be appealed 90 the su.
pfsme court.
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Disposition OF A%s1I5.. r,snuus snip.

New York. Dec. so-A special 60 the
llcrI from Washinp1Ja p4ys, Srcv-
tAry Long, Acnug Secretary AHru, uui
Cafruiu crowninahirid, rhicf ~ the
bureau ~ vgatlJl. have been swing
a EeIar d6ui 81 attention gu she number
ana character az .h.pH So be- q distributed
uulus me Norh Ailautc. European
ari South Afaitlc stations a. q de-
Sired 90 retain strong farro ou the
acme niaf Ion, AMI 20 srrl a rvap stable
naval force 90 Eun1pe. but thc fhipa
available. IN view ~ he strengthening
of Rear Adnsr.u Dewey's commird. are
very few.
1he only aruor ohids uuilor she CONE
mand ~ Roar Admiral sampson arc
she inttleships Indiana, Ma uotiusr'is
and Texas, ana tn crlt. ~ brooklyn
and New York. Dniy four protected
cruisers are IN c1mmlas.1n on ghr North
Ariutic cu1g,, the Chlcago. cinoruaN.
Newark and New orleans. The Now
orleans Vol b. passed ou' OF olmmla-
Hlun 10 receive t-yefpl improvements.
and toe smokeHack 80 tho Newark "a
rp he leng,henfd Tho purluHlU. upon
ARRIVAL a. New York. will uisl b. placed
out 0f commission. II o. expect 4 that
fh- cruiser AtAnrl WI d. commits.
a0md reNt moFth The Nowark VIII
flkely De- scut o. thf Slm,h Atlantic
ga the iiapshp ~ t.rG ftilnn. ana shc
win be reinforced by the Wilmington
aut cnseut Most % the gunb uta
wAlch are bong prepared 40 the navy
yards VIII hr wqurld f0f service IN
cuba ana Ih~tu R.nu Natsrflud shtTe
win De Wuohei Co iho North A,ant,c
squadron.
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BIG RAILWAY CONSOLIDATION.
Would he Through Vanderbilt Road
Chicago and Alton stay he Included
In the Deal.

Now York. Dec. so,-TAc Tribune
gaya.
1t u REPORTED a.lt a combination %
the varinbln system east u Chicago
wMh the Chicago q NorANsHefn and
the unlcn Iadnc aytgemt may bc un-
dr. Confederation. Th' New York
Ci'niai VIII. under aulh a gehcme. cN-
ChIDg1 80 Jh Per clf. cui.atti.. tfhit
birds Tor Ch,casl AMI Nurihwts.etn
preferred ana common 90. 40 ana 100,
and Tor rnicr arihc pad. aud common
. 100 and 90 rUfpto.ivriy, Tue mlAsg
e. th New York Cor.fa. syyslm WOULD
thrr sslnd VI. 1905. Win "A h1h4 u
dcl. OF saw, OOD, 900. sJis 000.u0 thfcu and
uac-n1if per ctii Collateral trat; and
ttOl. 100000 stock. The gilud t1,ul ui
nxU1 charges would b tii,aii,gOp. Ac-
clriimE 90 ahs .l;ta publish 4 returns
aud ts.iuatfs. che mo- girulrgf. dfirr
r.iraiH ara taxes. w9u.d arfrrEate fS,-
80. 900 flf The system, lluVnF a baltE'f
~ Ni. $4,000 uattr hNi chltsts, -
ah,l, nnera psF orHi 60 NrW YORK
Clulh Ft0ok.
Thc icpoi. shee IN, Vsud rblh ZINES
tlts uf Chiolg1 might be- cgmhn'd
with. the Cki,at1 a SdrihWcutcrn and
new one lrl 81 NJ 60 De- Nd lmprnh-
uhis. althoush ths i.r.nS of forces u
nj likely 30 Be tnol.ld 90 a good While
80 clmi. The coaiuli4lsion ~ me
Nuw york Crurll uli Lake Shore
rods. 70 o. understood. has ta1wn to-
sui.s 30 satisfactory 20 ihe Interests
which iuDuhu, 10 about Gale i9cy art
plnnlrg o. extend tn pom 90 ne
Mchigtn CtmIai and other lp't W the
Vlndarhlit fysitn. Whlle Oh chi
cage 4 Northwestern o. t4s pr.WllN Va
past W nat system. me wand rhl9ii
Vritniy Caftflt D.. AMI iltIr holdings
81 ru1n Pacific securities are ~ eN-
.ausy shai taey are irlu n'1l Ia the
direction OF fhit railroad ~ m ny
increasing taos lnVCstn. sf's su ur.HA
I.cluc 90 an cSt ~ u-cU .frN % give
them cOriru. ihty would lslNc a I'M
t,..fe 10 tnr flr Wen boy ihf New YORK
Cefiiud aal toe Wtf shuf % huHtlu,
by .he Lake Shore arf Mltligau Sor.h.
Gin arl SOC Michig,n Cef,nil N ,ncr 90
Chicago. fr,m Chots1 O. on by the
Cprtaa q Nlrlwrsicfn. ana uum
onlhl wctwaii 10y she Union pnc.nc.
Tho rnDn Itclhc II an reFuici na
mo,t ikfly % Doc the purchaser uf the
Chlrlti'N Aton. u :. should luke over
III, d.. "A. ta own Hubsfquen, ABSORB.
Ton hy Ni Vanderbilt sytnem would
L,ve go iatifr an alternative route b..
fwtnn chiolgo und the fsr Wcr', as she
Alton tarorls firn Chicago o. Kansas
City.hr terminus - he Kansas branch
a the Union pa.lGr. whlea Joins tn
nuln line az Cheyerne.
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'WOLCOTT OF COLORADO
SENATE CHAPLAIN IS GRATEFUL.


WASHINGTON. Dec. g0.--in his lnvoca.
ton at The opening Of ioday'H session Of
today's session vbgkq fwyp fdiu
the senate the chaplain returned thanks
Tor the morclcs Of this memorable
year. praised God for the guardian
ship Of our soldiers and sailors. Zoe the
notable triumphs attending our arms.
for the successful Negotiations resulting
In the treaty % peace soon 90 be Do
llvcrcd to the President. i1r ihe grow
Ing friendship between thls country
and the Dominion 81 Canada. And ior
all other mcrcles of which tha country
ana ~ people have been boucnciar.es.
The House resolution providing to adj
inuru tuupreas from Dee. 2lHt g. Jan.
lth was ADOPTED without division.
Mr oaillngcf Of New Hampshire fiv-
ofably reported MIR. Proctur's resolution
providing FOR committee OF senators
L. visit cuba aud Porto Rico with "a
view Ia nsccr,aining the conditions on
tho ISLANDS. and reporting them with
rernmmrndltio 90 the senate, but on
Mr.. Hates objection % present cunHid-
GRAFTON the resolution was placed on
the calendar.
ON motion " Mr. Hoar. " Mars1chu-
s2ud. Immediately after The Senate con-
Vcncs. Wnahlnrion'H farewell address be
read hy Mr Woicutt of Colorado.
\ hiii authorizing Hcn. ~ y. yates
NJ the United States army o. accept
the decoration ~ the Legion ~ Honor
conferred upon him by The president Of
the French republic. was parsed.
\ BIN 90 extend the time flr the con-
ntructl0n ~ bridge across the Cnlum-
hin river between the fiatcH NJ oregon
and Warhluri on by the oregon g
Washington Bridge company was
parsed
vyf's resolution rcgaranE the Philip
~ .he conciusloa ~ Ar Tcrer's
arsech. Mr ElFrr puid up ~ bin &C..
ntlnE q AmeriCrn r.glatry % wrecked
foreign TtFs'F.
At2o' is,S tho Nicirguan c,r,i blli
was TAKEN NJ auI Mt Canory adj
dressed he scnt.c.
ST.. wilNama tMinnl submitted q
general arzum g. agllfft their annex
avon. iio declared fhU ~ Was not
aupnrFtiflnuu. We did fiui hsifVe IN
iuidnr,ilfh. what hal ihnfa who
nsked loudly who would pu down the
Am titln has, 60 s1y NJ l' nax ih1t
nssoi over fli' ffmpiuf ~ Monterey
and the clrhl nu1 n Mtxlco7 v was
hlullt down hectuiv it w1s pltr.otic
AM sensible 500 saul 90 down. The Tag
WlF mer piece ~ brntlng aaids frtn
wiTif 70 repre- rEd. and a auan who
would annfli 90 ihe prrjuiNfr " tn
people wsh afu1clrsf rry aplut haul
NIX down chs nag f.ld g1mnhlnE I'M
worthy ~ BIN IN, ~ MASTER how hlgh
~ riatiun mlEht De.
The american people should haul
down thf rlr "a The phltipmna, he
arsu ilu1 have she ialfils wherv they
were 'ig day aj.er ihe glrpuu victory
No Nlrfu.
The House next took up the agricui-
tufnl bin.
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aiIrnMAN Is NIcKINn.
says "" Could iis,. Prevented tho War
with spain. nut for the psopir.

Chlcago, Dec. s0.--A special 90 ths
TIL huuc from Mushiugtln fayHi
Former Hrruy1ry VI stat John shrr-
man. in an lrgcrvilw. iyiis an .u..ras.-
Ing cAliut, recfct whioh boz t1s days
neiofi ih- VT was fr dueniiy suspected
but sNrf rTiah'iahtd. with ruraidsr-
nuir fri0i.lu Ia oA-racrftary suidt
~ srl'f ,I proven, this fliIfl war
WIN lpun. - q muFcr " fact urr
t.aiionr were already ln pfosi,fl 81 pir-
chan Cuba from Spain. when ,ne wlf
feeling ruddtnly ros' ana overt ~ fy.
ihlrE before lii and spain would have
accepted m fsrms
This d a mater % accrg history.
AID now whaf have We 30 SO snow Tor
~ Ehla cNpenarf Sons Islands leo the
Philippine. Tor Instance. which are
worm about 100000 pr uunum inc1m. I.
lncfi 40 Il ndrhicdutna u t2ll0ig OF aud
a loi OF isArdH lnhnbi. ID mainly hy
mAn-tatHfA And the most dlsgrsHnlnir
feature " the anHir " fhat w az. nav
ablu, 90 o. called upon So pay sep.Ul1. 90
Tor territory thii We could have tak. "a
without expo ndiug "a dollar"
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Great nritoln 81. Down on - seh.m. to
Aid Agninaido,

Chlcago. Dec. GA SPECIAL 10 the
Tmts- Hrfnfd from Wafi.ng, % says;
Great iiniafn his given lnu.hrr stFik-
Ink example = fiienifhip for the Unit
81 Sl.agrs. uud -. the aiue sine has
piken action which Qs lalkoi upon In
the hgi. - recognition ~ the s1ver-
Clgr,y ~ ine uT.ti States over the
Philippines. A nllbuserrs expedition
cfHtnlzei 10 81 90 she suppose ~ Agul-
naido has been aulpreHld ~ Hpngkong
by order ~ thr Brt.sh AUTHORIZES,
This Information come 10 The d,nie
dcpartfnon, q few GAya asl 10 a clble-
gtam from Corsul General Wildmln
ard has jua, been made plhic'. The
rtoFpn for keeping The nfornufinn
secrcs Was that the department. desired
10 ascertain. N possible, ne nliircs %
che expedition ara Wh1 was r-sp1nslhis
Tor ~ Organization. Cnrul General
Wi'imin. - far as can he termed, has
~ ~ been able % gri thrsH dt.aiis,
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They rropos. TO Make tho Railway ray for
Having iniur.d Them.

New York. Dec. e0.--Iosrph y. Ben
pg, VIM. II. Trlvffa ana twenty thrc'
t.htr members ~ the SiNiy-rtuth vol-
uftenrs have De- gun aet1a lr the SUI
premr court - ihis county 10 recover
damages from the Louisville q Nanh-
vNlr ltilr1ad company Tor injuries
suffered on Augusi -sth Las, by an ucc.-
dsH whtu they were On their way -
Huntsville, Ala.
While their train was en- route 90
Hrf.syille. ter miles from hlrning-
ham, soc front ear Jumped me iraok
ard the .rhcrs followed aui were over
turned. IT. several lasttacts, the men
allcge that their lrlurlls viii b. per-
meuit. some ~ 80 M recovered from
iholr injuries AFTER weeks ~ sreltn ~,
~ hnfr'iais. The ilrFcHt amount mem
ifel "a tho fuiF Is $4,000 ara the
hmlil., 5000 o. n the c.nfcHslon
ihis ihs pccelnt waa ihc resn', u neg-
license upon the part Il the railroad
q mpany
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TELLER ON EXPANSION
We QUOTES fsOa ADMIRAL DEWEY.


Waahlnglou. utc .0-Nr. Teller Ia
IN, t,.ii,... ~ AL, ,..,,,,i.. DO, .,... ...st,
..1... -
.'4Ag' a"'a fhat Tue pnieHls- 'l ierIi-
tify from ai.alu uficr ih Mexican
war v.fa parallel v..th aha. r....at pue.
.t.t... f.,-. l..... H.. ..... 90 =,
''"''' ." '"'-
t'' "ts Iiu..iat" az our . ci una We
stli. W. UlH. fImo ut y9ur territory
and .t.ilt INV ,..t f.-.f xv. t.tt Il
d., $500,
''"H'.a' am tilh ny puI'
taia
So m..t.f wfls WAC ID. ui,ylettfon
.r asa. .... d.. ....
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Transfer Of tho ceptur, rhcs,sr.

81. Louis. NO. Dec. Negotiations
for tho stausfgr 10 she New Century
thuater, OF ghlH ri.y, gn DE control ~
AIR. Charles A, spauldIng. owner OF the
olympic, haN. been concluded between
Nit VIM. \. Davis. Tor himself, ana Mt.
~ llayman. VI Now York. and AIR Pat
Short, manager " The olympic and ryp-
fsFfutntive ~ Nc, SpauldnF.
Since the opening ~ the Century In
september, istG, q has been managed
by Merfra. liayman and Davis. Ar.
spauldlng assumes the fulnllmcnt Of tho
asratmrEi between thH state
Amusement company. thr lesiesA of tho
thenicr. ami hrfsrs. Hayman and Dn-
via. No change viii be- made IN exist
ing bookings, and tho only change In
the operating stan viii b. the possible
retirement of Mr. lowering the act-
ing MANAGE. OF Hayman aui Davis.
The transfer as made "a operative on
and after January I. 1888 Mr.. shnr,
viii assume The active control on that
date.
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nIr Lnmher nnlsrrrI.s LIllsatIon.

Milwaukee. VS.. Dee, 20,-Speclsl
Master EiWurd Hurts has f,ci his re-
ioT In the rultti S.ltta court IN tho
trlthilIfd Lumber eu'erprlfr known ~
lfts wisconsin Nentlre" case, IN which
\. A. shores hf0ugh. suit afaluft John
Cannold. the milhOrllrs ~ Mafisifc,
Non, ara lai.hu q. Filler, wh1 launched
.ns project. q his share 90 fha pi1f,A.
shofta receives IN ado ton q the al-
Nt1rss made 90 I'm, sia,is0.iS, al OF
~ roles running ~ John Garfield Tor
mors Thar 500 900 are discharged. ana
th.f. 4 due him une.fourth - The pro
cae4r % cnntrIo,s, valued up % datf
90 nbp.73l. In aeif'qn 20 an MS ~
receives a onc-f1m II irffrsft IN he
nnds IN NolNhefn Wisconsin hslonflns
go the clmhlnat.ln, ccnprlrng thans-
ardv ~ aor,s ~ I9lnthlr iAhe iortsA'
Thsclse has been turned ovcr. and noN
shc att0rne!g are ngRAng over fhe ma
t.r por.il - So, two q fhtm having
To..ir.d 10000 rs thelr dues.
A. ,he parties iniertttl are agreed
ufDn the report except 90 90 ipe COM
p,ttnt1n ~ Interest, lu rils rcspccL
no muster says ~ h1H experienced a
grtst deal ~ enlulty To- .driermlp'ng
the M ,rlrg ~ she cgurs, 90 stated IN
ono ordrr ~ reference II the ei'nr-
news fr Mr. shores can convince Tho
riun that ih.< clerks mc,hpd, as m
.tiv ndrpttl ~ him, a wiong. ana
inrlr vleWs should prevail. 3 VIII N axe
#, llffer.nce 81 about $4,000 IN Mr..
shsre's favor. bLs that O. me Only ques-
DIN row leo. open In tle celebrated
U4Fe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

New York, Dec 2o.-nev Dr. Daniel
Wlse Is dead at hts home In Enslewoii.
y. J. lie wa born 10 Hriamouth.
England. JauLIry 10. 1903 and oame t6
yhla country Ia 1888 aud became min.
lister y the ~ T.. church. For ave
yvars Dr. Wise Wla editor ~ the sun
cay sahuol Merergrr, att later OF the
Ladies Pearl, tho RHODE Island Tenn
perarre, and Zon's Heard. tie then
b.Vlue, from 1863 o. 1879. cuivrapaal-
ing rfcretry - tn Methodist sunday
stuoal rn'1n and Tract society. and
editor % the Suully School AdVoqlrs
and als1 ~ tho sunday School and
Tpct publications 0f the NJ. Il. church.
pr, wis, was The author ~ more than
ihiiiy religious works f0r young people.
Seveml ~ thcse books have been tftns.
httd into other languages. In his ear.
" We ~ was . HinlIlg ahl.aJnlnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20
Another chlcsgo Murder Mystery.

Chicago. Doc. So Further interegtlnt.
deytlpml IN The case " Michael
R1iuugsr me big Austrian who Is un-
der urgrri charged wlih numbering and
luigA cremit'ng his wife. have dis
closed smother woman IN the case.
WI % Rollinger, s1me tame uEo. WIS a
cook iu a Rnnduirh street restauf4nt,
% ls said, ~ became cElm0rel OF "A
wMtr. IA named Lena, TINS wauln
WIS lf,prNarl ana urGll within q few
dlys previous % the trgfiy. employed
tn R0'lngar'a reftIurart On milwaukee,
avenue. ana Is nov supn0sQi 20 be IN
Michigan. The Iu4ce arc trying D.
l0cuie hlr n develops thlf iva DAYS
before Mr.. kOlllrger o. ngp!eHouaiy
disapptargd. fac taid a frieul shla hsr
husband hid thr,gtl nui O, XIII hor an.
~ she left him Wtthin cen days. I,
has also been discovered that before
the nrs lloNnsvr len IN naarby
niloun q yullse contllng an Insurance
policy IN Mrs itolilnrrr's lie FOR $500
and dec7ls Tor 5000 Worth - property
IN Amftria belonging fu her. The pn-
lice comment on the slpliFiy ~ the
onse 10 THIS, 90 the l.ur,gtvt murder.
They hnV- angvrd nt thr concnaldn
that Rollinfer murdered his Wife la "
der TO get Possession o. her properly
and marry the otnsr woman.