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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-17
PRESIDENT OF FRANCE.
Continued from page L.


from the study where he signed so
many DEGREES and laws. Thus 1t may
be said he literally died in the harness.
In the little room known to all who
ever received an audience of him. fur
nished and decorated in the style of
Louis XVII, he now sleeps his last
sleep on brass bedstead in the circu-
lar end of the room. facing the window.
His countenance is as serene as if in
slumber. He is dressed in a white shirt
and his hands are crossed over his
breast. On each side of the bed sits a
nun. Mesdames LIE Gall and Blondell
and the officers of the military house
hold are in attendance. On = chair to
the right of the bed are the hat and
gloves he wore last.
Very painful it. was to witness the
distress of Nine. Faure and the chill
dren. Only with the greatest difficulty
could she be induced TO leave the death
chamber, and even then she insisted
on remaining in NJ. LIE Calls room.
apart from the children. in order to
give vent TO her grief. Mile. Lucie
Faure, Nine. Berge. the other daughter,
and NJ. Berge are in the secretary gen.
erals bureau
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-17
The Grip Cure That Does Cure.

The Gllp cure Thu OVes cure.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets re-
moves the cause that produces La
Grippe. The genuine has L, B. Q. on
each Tablet. Csc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-17
FAuRE,s SUCCESSOR.

The cabinet will meet this morning
(Friday) after the embalming of the
remains. which will take place at 8
O'Clock, TO fix the date for converting the
national assembly at Versailles to elect
NJ. Faure's successor.
The national assembly, consisting of
the senate and chamber Of deputies.
united in congress, will probably meet
tomorrow Saturday. Emile LOUbet,
as president of the senate, becomes
president of the congress.
1t is expected that the struggle for
the presidency will be very keen. NJ.
Dupuy, the premier, is supposed to
have the best chance and the contest
is regarded as lying between him, NJ.
Henri Brisson and NJ. Loubet. Other
possible candidates are NJ. de F'reycinet,
minister Of war; Godfrey Cavaignac.
former minister for war; and Quesnay
de Beaurepaire. 1t is reported that the
recently formed league known as La
Patrie Franchise, will actively push NJ.
de Beaurepaire's candidature.
Under the present exceptionally eX-
citing conditions, anything may be ex-
pected to happen. Much depends upon
what General Zurlinden, military COVER
nor of Paris, as head of the military
element, may decide to do. So far, Paris
remains tranquil.
By a curious coincidence NJ. Dupuy
occupies the same position which he
held when President Carnot was assas-
Sinated on June "a, 1894.
NJ. de Freycinet has ordered the
troops confined to barracks today.
The Coconino sun., 1899-09-30
Symphony Orchestra Resolution.

The following resolution was duly adopted by the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra at a meeting held on Sep tember 23, 1899, by an unanimous vote:
 Resolved, That the Flagstaff Sym phony Orchestra will donate it's ser vices once year to the churches, once year to the Normal School, and twice year to the Public School of Flag staff. Application for same must be made to the Director at least thirty days before the date of entertainment, and will be considered in the order received.
 All other services will be charged for.
 The Orchestra will give public en- tertainments at times agreed upon by the members, at which an admittance will be charged, the proceeds thereof to go towards paying for instruments. music, light, fuel, etc. \ Yours respectfully.
 FLAGSTAFF SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Flagstaff, September p, 1899.
The Coconino sun., 1899-09-30
Sheriff's Sale.
M. SALZMAN
 VS. T. J. Ross.

Under and by virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District Of the Territory of Arizona, County of CoconinO. on the l4th day of September, 1899, and to me as Sheriff duly directed and delivered on judgment rendered in said court in the above entitled action on the 18th day of March, ls9s for the sum of one thousand and ninety- five and ninety -hundredths d,O9b.9O dollars principal and one hundred and sixty -four and thirty -four -hundredths ti64.34 dollars attorney fees with interest at the rate of one per cent per month from date, said 18th day of March, 1898. upon twelve hundred and sixty and twenty ven-hundredths q ,.8O.27) dollars and nine and ninety -huudredths C99O) dollars costs
 The total sum of twelve hundred and sixty and twenty hundredths .26O.20 dollars with interest thereon, as above described, to- gether with all accruing costs upon the property upon which I have levied in the manner and form required by law and described as follows, to-wit
 Lots I4 and l5. block g, Brannen's addition to the town of Flagstaff: also lots 1. 2 and 4 block D, in the School land plat of the town of Flagstaff all the above described property situ- ate in the town of Flagstaff Coconino County Arizona Territory.
 Public notice is hereby given that will at the Courthouse door of the said County of Coco nino, at the hour of o'clock, p. m., on Thurs day the 18th day of October 1899, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States all the right. title, claim and interest of the above de- scribed property or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs of suit and all accruing costs.
 JAS. A. JOHNSON. By J. W. FRANCIS. Sherif.
 Deputy Sherin
The Coconino sun., 1899-09-30
Seventh Day Adventis, Church.

now have most of ihe material on the ground for the new church build- ing. Those who have 50 kindly do- mated work and any who desire to assist us will find plenty to do by re- porting the first of the week. Any one who can saw a board or drive nails can find Il chance to assist Us Ut his time.
 ELDER GEO. o. STATES.
The Coconino sun., 1899-09-30
THE COCONINO SUN.
Notice.

There will be a meeting of the Flag staff Hospital Association at the court house in Flagstaff on Monday evening, October ?, at 8 o'clock.
 All members of the association and others who feel an interest in public hospital for Flagstaff are requested to be present.
 N. G. LAYTON, Chairman.
The Coconino sun., 1899-09-30
Reduced Rates to Chicago.

On account of the laying of the cor her stone of the new government building and fall festivities. Chicago, October to II, one way limited tick cts will be sold, September 29 to Octo- Der ,, from Flagstaff at rate of $54.05 first class and $47.5O second class
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-10
Personal MENTION.

Branch r. Mnsterson OF Galveston wal
In the city yesterday.
Charles II. Moore and J. Z. Malu o
Galveston were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. w, II Oliver Well known In com.
mcrcial circles, let for Eryen last night.
Mr.. Chester Bryan, associated with Ium-
Dor interests at Lake Charles, is In the
city.
! Messrs j. NJ. Cotton and Rufus Cage
went to Bryan last night on insurance
business.
! Mr.. Gordon d. woodson, representing to-
baccs interests of Lynchburg Va, is To-
Gated at the Lawlor.
! Mr.. j. D. Lyons left for Austin last night
with view of business prospects with the
incoming legislature
n. A. Schafmeyer, travelling salesman COR
] Heitmann & Co, started out on his initial
TIP for the year last night
! Charles Vesmirosky, representing the
Houston Ice and Brewing company at Bry-
an, left for his home last night
William LaslSer. general agent In this
State for the Mosler Safe company, leaves
tonight for the headquarters at Hamilton,
Ohio.
Father p. Il. Brannan OF Weatherford
we'll known as Il missionary priest arrived
In the city yesterday and is stopping at tho
Lawlor.
Rev. J. w. McMahan OF the Methodist
church Mt Columbus arrived in the oitv
yesterday and left last night to visit Lis
children at Navasota.
Private 7. b. Reese OF company X.
Fourth Texas infantry. after n furlough
II the city. returned to his regiment al
San Antonio last night
Mr.. Il. NJ, Ayers of GAINESVILLE. Ohio
president OF the Ayres Asphalt company
Is In the city looking after the competition
now on for the paving Of Main street.
M. Henry Fall. prominently connected
with the office of William Cameron q ca
OF Waco. is In the city looking after inter
csts OF the Arm ard after the location cf
,heir ofhce here will again become resi-
dent of Houston.
Mr.. Sam B. Pettus. the State Ranger
VINO succeeded In capturing one OF the
i charged With being implicated In the
wells Fargo robbery at San Antonio men |
ton Of which appeared in yesterdays Post.
ieft last night for West Texas to oonsor |
with Captain Brooks concerning fnrther |
movements IN tho case. '"''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-10
BROOM CORY INDUSTRY.
An Ebert to Introduce II in I'll

An Ebert to Introduce II in This
state.
Mr.. Charles II. Johnson OF Arm OF John
son Young. broom corn brokers OF Ca
SLY, H.. was busily engaged yesterday
in the office Of Commercial Agent Bone
OF the Cotton Belt. relative to the rates
on broom corn, carloads. from Texas
points to ST. Louis and Cairo.
Mr.. johnson has not come hundreds OF
miles from Illinois simply to inquire into
rates, but represents some sl2, 900 capital
with which to inaugurate the growing Of
broom corn In Texas. He has recently
leased S0D acres at Eddy. 800 at Greenville
and an additional 300 near Columbia, and
on these farms he proposes to plant broom
corn commencing operations about the
10Th OF February. He will ship the corn
10 Casey, ILL.,, and other points. as the de-
mAnds OF his business may require. He
says II IL an astonishing fact that Coles,
Edgar and Clark counties in the State OF
Illinois produce three -fourths OF the broom
corn In the world, but more pront can be
made on the same crop right here III
Texas than there because Texas has lands
equally as good and far cheaper. Labor Is
cheaper and the climate In his opinion 10
much better adapted for this industry than
there. There is PROFIT In the crop far
ahead of cotton and the black waxy land
is just the right sort on which to raise
the broom corn,
II Will send two or three experienced
farmers said Mr. johnson. "in this In
dustry TO superintend each OF the farms
have selected and for other farm help I
Will engage any good farm hands can
get. This Is undoubtedly a paying bust
ness or would not venture SO much time
and money at the start Il ! were not
confident OF success
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sewer for sl2l7s5, these being the loves,
bids. Adopted.
There we're six bids for paving Mair
street from Franklin to Mckinney. eacl
accompanied with a certified check 70,
$1,000. The bidders were the Ayrcs As.
phalt company, the Louisiana Improve
ment company. the Barber Asphalt COM
pany. r. C. Storrie. the Franklin. Fire
PROBING company OF Dallas and Hipp 6
Key. The bids in detail accompany this
report
The bids after being read were re-
ferred to the board OF public works.
NEW BUSINESS.
By Alderman Rosenihal. a motion that
the ordinance committee prepare ro-
vised ordinance regulating the use OF the
sidewalks by fruit vendors and shoe shops
and by building material during the con
struction of new buildings. Referred to
ordinance committee.
BY Aldersaan Aubertin, a motion that
s ssd Pee 10 ocloeJ w9s'9H, t,S ON x Gsn'
hs ne & TEXAS I returns returns , %m't tee
Fifth wara, Thy Referred i't TO-
street and bridge c3nimi1,ee.
By Alderman Dickson, that the engineer
prepare plans and specifications for paw
ing San Jacinto street from Walker to
Mckinney, one block Adopted.
BY Alderman Cortcs, motion that
plans be prepared for making n driveway
along the north side of market square
level with Milan street Carried.
BY Alderman Robinson, n motion that
the City Street Railway company be re-
quired to place frog at their crossing OF
the Arkansas Pass track. Carried.
Adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-10

G. A. Armstrong. who was run over b,
a Brunner motor car on Saturday night
was buried yesterday afternoon In the
German cemetery. Before interring the
body. for the purpose of more thor.
ough Identification. a shoe and sock was
removed from the right foot. when a 81
bill was found In the sock
Justice Mcdonald continued the inoues,
yesterday, but thus far has been unable IN
Develop any evidence which bears out ina
theory. held by some Of the friends Of ths
deceased, that he was assaulted and
robbed and the body. unconscious. -was
thrown upon the track TO cover up the
crime OF the robbery. 1t IL in evidence
however, that the deceased was drinkiny
heavily lust before the accident.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-10
Essence. in SENATE A,-cmn,.d.

There was an assembly OF Lone Star
senate No. 1861, knights of the Ancient
Essenic Order. in the Mason building last
night, when the attendance was fair Tho
excellent senator announced with sorrow
and regret the death of Knight and Treas.
urer Frank p holland. and appointed
knights II. r. Mcdonald. r.. C, 81 Clair
and James C. Stanley as a COMMITTEES 10
draft resolutions OF sorrow and coincidence
with reference thereto Excellent Senator
5. w. Blodgett was added to the commit.
tee, knight II. e. Mcdonald was el-cyed
as treasurer and will be installed with
other officers elect at the next meeting
January %, at which assembly representa-
tives to the supreme senate In New Or
leans In February will be elected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-10
CITY BREvIrIEs.

The Truth students will meet tonIrbt =,
Lyceum hall =
The newly elected directors OF the v AZ
y a, VII meet tonight to elect officers.
I Clan MacGregor Will meet tonight 10 ar.
birthday. 10
The East Texas and Louisiana Lumber
manufacturers association Will meet al la
o'clock this morning at Elks hall.
The united Irish societies of Houston
the Hibernians and Emmets--haye an
pointed committees TO commence arrange
menls for grand celebration this year OF
st. Patrick's day,
=, There are undclivered kilograms at the
til1 Main streetyfor w n. Turner. w +
Lyons, Rae G, Johnson. w. Meyer. Jr.. s.
y Winston, Praips Barrett Fred II. Tay-
Tor and Shaw Millsap.
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the James Kidder- Wardc combination. AL.
thoush young she shows that she has in.
heriied much OF her fathers genius and 3
nrleht future Is predicted for her. Hei
his father two or three seasons ago i
with the MY Friend From India COM
pany, and she had the pleasure of seeing
MN in Galveston Sunday night. Another
ager of "A Bachelors Honeymoon." Miss
Marde has number of friends and ac-
9uaintances here and she was the reclp-
lent of several calls Yesterday.
Manager Bergman announces that the
Communication tickets for the performances
OF the Andrews Opera company, which will
appear here OH Wednesday and Thursday
nights, with matinee Thursday, are still
on sale Four tickets are sold for 81 and
they may be used In the manner bsst
suited to the convenience OF the holder. A
large number Of them have already been
disposed Of.
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CIenr Creek Rriau.

County Attorney F. Lee Schwander vii
go today to Galveston, to confer with
United States Engineer Richie upon tn.
subject OF placing draw In the bridge
over Clear creek which is owned Jointly
DIV Harris and Galveston counties. II Clear
creek Is regarded by the government as
u havigahle stream a draw will have I'd
De placed not only in the county bridge
put In the Galveston. Houston and Hen.
aerson railroad bridge as we'll. 1t is Ia
be held today in Galveston. VIZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-10
Arrested for Theft.

The police Yesterday arrested Juan Mar
tinex and Manuel Rodriguez. two Mexicans,
on charge Of burslarizing the house OF
Thomas Gonsaies' 1915 Liberty street.
Fifth ward. Much Of the property identined
~ being stolen was found In their M :
session, In addition to an oyercoat. tRs
propsrty e Charles conrey.
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bye and departed for their respective
homes. Mr.. Joe S. Yarbrough is so we'll
known and SO much esteemed in Waco,
where he lived several years. that his
stay here was a sort of ovation to him.
for everybody welcomed and congratulated
him on the laudsble Christian work he is
doing in Houston. His efforts there have
given him State reputation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-10
Hoa.tea Llxl.t Ar.lller, EIec,io,

The downro,ring rain last night abou,
the time OF meeting Of the members of m.
Houston Light Artillery for the annual
election OF officers did not prevent a very
good attendance Of this active young com.
pany. Captain r, X, Rolf. the effcien,
officer who desired to retire from art,ys
service, was. unanimously placed ON In
honorary roll. 'As
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Captain W. W. Thomas:
first lieutenant. X A. Denny; Junior sirs.
lieutenant, =. n, Rosenfeld second lis, =
tenant. j. N. Wheeler; company elcrl
R. a. Chadwick, Jr. surgeon, ALL.
kyis. y. D.; chaplain. Rev. J. y Greene.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-10
SarhrouFh Brother. Reupios.
Waco Tribune.

Messrs, Joe s. yarprough, formerly OF
Waco. now OF Houston, and a. NJ. Var
broush Of Ardmore, !, H.. spent the
christmss holidays in Waco. the guests
Of their brother. Mr. George Marlborough,
Of Sanger Bros. II was joyful reunion.
for Il was the hrst time all had been to-
gether IN over thirty years. tho 10y OF the
occasion being heightened BY the presence
Of the venerable mother Of tho three
brothers Mrs, 9. a. Davis OF Elliott. Ark,
Who u hare 70 spend few months with
her son. Mr.. G. u. Yarhrough. On last
SATURDAY the nonresident brothers bade
'nso nes&sv ~ - Wsco brethss soc1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-10
THE LOCAL STAGE.
"a Bachelors Honeymoon" Pleased
Il Large Audience

Large Audience.
No farce comedy seen in Houston in thu
past furnished more genuine Amusement
than John Stapleton's "A Bachelors Hon
eymoon,' which was presented at Sweene,
& Coombs opera house by Warde e. Sack
etts clever company last night. Notwith
standing the fact that rain fell in torrents
making the crossings and the unpaveL
streets literally seas of mud, the audience
which saw the piece was a large one. No
stronger proof than this of the assertion
made in Sundays Post to the effect that
the bad weather was not responsible for
the small attendance on some of The ev-
cellent attractions seen here recently.
could be desired. The circumstance should
prove conclusively that the weather cuts
really but little figure in the matter.
~, 10 return to "A Bachelors Honeymoon. :"
me play is built around the troubles
wbich beset one Richard Bachelor. whose
frantic attempts to conceal his hasty mar
rage from his maiden sister, on whose
GOOD graces his fortune depends and ar
inc same time to prevent his wife from
learning OF the existence of his twin
daughters, the results OF a previous mar
'iase, create an endless amount of fun.
-, BIZ WIN IL secret burden " n
herman physician, real" detecttve a
busy lawyer whose eyesight is moi pood
anu manservant are the other cbaracters
inNoi'ed ana they are all funny, Tine NAV
80 eieNeriy constructed. the action is
smoo.n ana even. the dialogue is bright
ahu the situations are always amusing
rana,s are one or two lines which NIGH !
pense.' Ii one does not looi, for ~, inul
wrong in the lines In ouee,io,, guy 'nins
no. find II. s''ion one VIII
Mr. Walter Walker PLAYS tho NOR, %
dt,,,;m,'. ana plays 1t extremely we'll al
uiinIhutive little woman. whose nan,a
aoas on the bills as Mildred 81. pisrrs
extremely clever work as
40 M Mn mn appears to good ad-
VINO In private life is Miss W lnaus WAY May
~ b out OF the part of Amaryllis al, thor.
!, !, III ~. Miss Dacre is nIeasina 81 tueie
~ :, nocn does DR.. Schwartz IN a. JUNO.
Miss Ha,h manner. and Miss St,wnr
LINDEN snaway' Mr.. Morehead ana NJ
parts Ths an good in their resnectixe
Benjamin Bachs,nA cast is as follows:
haste ne'or' who marrie, IN
Minerva, his sister ana ar, Walter Walker !
sn -. -. Miss Maud Rao,sss aar /
dausSre Saa charyllis his twin se c
HiSsn.,. a
ms,s nadge May. Anna Hathawav b
and other a a searant with literary :
Ice. the No. m. 80. Miss Mildred 81 pior s
'ae man servant to Bachelor i'erre b
Steven H. 49,. '.'..... Mr.. George Mor,.
'oWs'on' very busy man lao'eheah
Dr. Ludwig schw,, -. MT. Fganslya Hill
>nthony c~,r ,.ow 80. Mr.. Emil H.. Y
sdapt NJ S,s,ss,a confidential agent Il
e' At o'storting facts. 49, 81
iiss Arbuekie. known Mr., Frank LINDEN 70
liza sa no Joyce,' late of the onnh as
The eomnsr r .;;...... Miss Annie nsc.. $,
Ryan, wheps !; leaves this morning Af fos a,
*! abrasion ~ wi, HAP appear tonight The q
coo Which will be presented eaa !, from som In
's tonight. one performanSeee e a,,y .
NJ AMUSEMENT NOTES to
ear ia s IA sn HIN was see, here ,s., J"
- southern ..esc last
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AcARp.

siavinR retired from the Office Of dis.ric,
a', a q Harris and Galveston counties
= sn fs 70 INFORM my friends thar have
ne courts and have opsned an en, ~ ~.
'v'sh Preston avenue. Hoisten, Texas -
J. y. p. 0illssplo,
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A SPLENDID TREAT.

Va ouage Henry W. Flournoy OF Richmond
, sa., VIII lecture in the Young Mems Chris
s ,Ja association hall Friday night on the
soro ~ memories OF Old Virginia Be-
io'e Inc war Admission. rs cents.
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The Mccoy sharkcy contest wi, :. j.
scribed by rounds tonirh, co or" ne s ne-
~ o'clock, at the Houston Turf Exs
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Your business is our business r,,, !.
70 say, your business suit il is our h,,ssrs 20
70 clean or dye. American steam nSo
Works. 12ll Congress avenue D'o
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In the the
figures
their work additional
a n the abov
of that
n a owerbd on asphalt. y
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AMUSEMENT .nor,,..

year IN 'snklyn Hin was see, hare :,
Missouri hs southern Romance ''f Hs 'as :.
Mr., Homer r. Roy M inS was :, classmate Of
s Sss.e university at colmh .n's city at the
y Welcome him, Ae'e are always glai
.,a n,s. May warde /. . d..,u
@ "ssds. who va isst ssHs h o. Fred red
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NO RISK
When YOU deal with
own goods back. dcne e
where. Cur address, y
Laundry. 9i2 Prairie ave-
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SPECIAL AxNorse

The family Of the late
wish TO return thanks ~
the kindness shown dui'e
ment.