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RaHway Notes.
ALTON DEAL OFF.

Those Who Wanted to Sell Could
Not Deliver the Goods.
CHICAGO. Jan. 10.-The latest deal in con-
nection with the much-talked-of sales of the
Alton road has fallen through. Under the
terms arranged with the vanderbilt-Rocke-
feller syndicate the time allowed for the de-
livery Of the majority Of the stock has ex-
pired, but the would be sellers failed to Sc
cure control Of majority, and were, there
is not sold, and is not likely to be- The
offer made by the syndicate for a majority
of the stock was a tempting one. 1t was
170 for common and 200 for preferred.
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Public Installation Held.

COTTONWOOD, Mimi. JAM 19.-The install
ladon of officers of the Workman lodge was
public and was held at their hall Monday
evening. The ceremony conducted by
Deputy Grand Master Hopkins, of Mime
apolis. The officers installed were as follows:
DR.. Robertson. M. W.; J. F. Gibb P NJ; ].
Grieve. foreman; A. L. Buistad, oyerseer; C.
D. Orr, recorder; T. O. Iverson, financier: >:
G. A. Boese, receiver; Charles Bowen. guide !:
Charles R. Wall, inside watchman; George
Russell, outside watchman.
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PATHS WEDDING.
VIII BE Made an Occasion for "a

1t VIII BE Made an Occasion for q
Fete Day.
LONDON, Jan. 1o-Great preparations are
being made at Brecon, South Wales. for .he
marriage of Nine. Patti. Jan. 25 to Baron
Cedarstrom. eldest of the late Baron
Claos Erdad Cedarstrem. The townspeople
will decorate the streets and the mayor and
aldermen, in their official robes, will receive
the wedding party at the railway station on
the arrival of the train from Craig Nos and
escort 1t to the church, where the bishop OF
Mostyn will perform the wedding ceremony.
The bride will be given away by Sir George
Fake Phillips, formerly lord mayor OF Lon
don.
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Probate Notice.


STATB OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey-ss. Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Anna Meier
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Clara
A. Heaney, representing that Anna Meier died
tntestate January. 1871 resident and inhab-
liant OF the County cf Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, leaving goods, chattels and estate
within this County, and praying that admin
tstration OF her estate be to Clara A. Heaney
granted:
1t Is Ordered, That said petition be heard
at g. general term of this Court to be held
at the Court House. In the City of St. Paul.
IN SAID County, ON Monday. the 9th day OF
February. 1899, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
and that notice of such hearing be given to
all persons interested. by publishing this or
der at least once in each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day OF hearing,
in The st. Paul G | o b e. a daily newspaper
printed and published In said County
Dated at St. Paul. this 7th day of January
1Ss9
BY the Court: E. w BAZILLE.
q. S. Judge of Probate.
Henry & R. L Johns,
Attorneys for Petitioner
Globe Bldg. St. Paul. MINI.
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William Rand Dend.

MINNEAPOLIS. JAN 1O-Wihiam w. Rand.
a half brother of the Mayor Alonzo c. Rand
and of Mrs. Harvey Brown, died this morning
at his home. 2215 Lyndale avenue north The
funeral win take place at p. M tomorrow,
the services being private.
The deceased was forty-lve years of age
and came to Minneapolis from Buffalo, N Y,
in 1872. From that time up to year ago
when his health failed, he had been con-
tnuously employed by The Minneapolis Gas
light company in various capacities
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volunteers mustered Out.

SUPERIOR, WITS, Jan 10.-Company I Is
no more. At few minutes after o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the instance OF Capt.
G. P. Ahdrus. the musterlng-out officer. the
receive their discharge from the government.
The final act was simple and quickly over,
the soldier boys being merged into citizens
with very little bombaSt
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FraternaI Meetings.

WINNEBAGO CITY. Mimi, Jan. 1o.-(Spe-
cial.)--At the county convention of the Mod
ern Woodmen of America. held today, Isaac
Sherin and A. A. Vogelpoht were elected as
deieghates with ]. F. Donnelly and ]. II.
Forster as alternates. to attend the state con-
vention of that order. The supreme link Of
the Order Of Iron Chain held its first annual
session here today. The session was well
attended The local camp of the Woodmen
held open installation tonight After the clos
ing ceremonies there was a banquet
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EIevator Election.

FARIBAULT, NIinn., Jan 1O-(Special)-
ers of the Farmers Cooperative Elevator
company was held at the Rice county court
house today. The board of managers for
1898 was reelected by acc!amation The fol-
lowing is the list of officers: J. w Keske,
president; A T. Malloy vice president; J.
L. O'Brien, secretary; 8. J. Leapy, treasur-
er; directors D. Perfest, George Molin N
Becker, J. Kenny and C. Low.
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TWO sHERIFFs SWORN.
Mr.. Phillips Takes the Oath of Office e
and Files n Bond.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 10.-The legal fight to
secure recount of the ballots in the Phillips
Megaarden election contest is growing decid-
edly interesting. 1t has reached to the point
where Hennepin county comes dangerously
near having two sheriffs. Between 1 and 2
O'Clock this afternoon, in the office of his at
torneys, before a notary without any for
mali6y, Alonzo Phillips took the oath of Of
flee as sheriff Judges Elliott and Simpson
both held that it was sufficient to take the
oath before a notary.
The step is taken for the purpose of max
ing assurance doubly sure in possible quo
warranto proceedings. The oath and the Gus
tomary -$25, 600 bond were filed with the county
auditor this afternoon, and the latter will by
him be submitted to the board of county COM
missioners.
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Bank Elections

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. A10.-Nearly all the
Minneapolis banks this afternoon held their
annual elections fer the purpose OF choosing
boards OF directors. Several also had board
meetings to select officers for the coming year.
A majority of the banks made no changes in
the directorate. Where an occasional change
in this respect was made it was unimportant
Board meetings for the election of officers
will be held by several banks within a week.
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some Rase Hall Chat.

1t l. reported that Manager cOmlskey.
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Memorial Services Held.

ANSTIN. Minn.. Jan. 1O.-At the memorial
of the tenth judicial district. held at the
court house this afternoon, the bar of the
entire district was well represented. The
principal address was delivered by D. F.
Morgan, of Minneapolis who spoke appro-
priately and eloquently of Judge Whytoek
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THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE

Who are injured by the use Of coffee. Re-
Gently there has been placed In all the gro
Gerry stores a new preparation called GRAIN
O. made of pure grains, that takes the place
of coffee The most delicate stomach re-
ceives 1t without distress. and but few can
tell 1t from coffee. 1t does not cost over Y
as much Children may drink 1t with great
benefit. Is cts. and Is cts. per package. Try
It. Ask for GRAIS-O.
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Indians Released.

DULUTH. Minn-. jan 10-(Special Par
dons for the four Indians who resisted a
United States marshal have been received
here and the Indians were released. The In
dianS are Dung-Ish-Kow She Nah Gonish
Bah Dway Dung Goish and May Maunsh
Kow Aust.
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New Manager.

WINNEBAGO CITY, Jan. 10-(Special)-
W. W. Remington. who has for three years
been manager of the Winnebago City Mill
company was succeeded today at the annual
meeting Of that company by A. c. Parker
who had purchased the interest of Mr..
Remington In the company
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MEAD AND GR1GGs WON.
Bested Miller and Beckman In the
Nash Medal Contest

One practice game and two games In the
contest for the Louis Nash medal were played
at Raspberry island last night. The results
of the games in detail were as follows:
W. A. Potter, P. II. MeadZ13
T. Cameron, 7. NJ. Griggs-13.
F. Mccarthy Ross Miller-9.
Judge Cory, skip-13. M. A. -BeckmanES
G. Morrison DR.. Arnold
A. B. Van Bergen, S. Fullerton. skfp-12.
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the st. Paul team, has signed promising
son.
Dan Lally wants to play with ST. Paul or
Minneapolis this season. The tall outfelder
Is living at 6sS Bidwell street. this city.
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JanoMskx Won.

NEW YORK Jan. 1o.-Janowsky won the
twelfth game of the chess match with Sho-
walter today Janowsky needs only one more
win to secure the match. The score stands:
Jarowsl1y, 6: Showalter, 2; drawn. 4.
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Gum. were Not Loaded.

MORRIS. Mimi, Jan. 1O.-"Captain' Char
ley Williams, who was arrested on the charge
of his brother Sylvester, was released by
Justice Stenger as the complainant did not
put IN an appearance. Charley's father and
sister testified that Sylvester had pulled
his revolver on Charley first. but that neither
of the guns were loaded.
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piIl.bury In the Northwest.

PiIlshury. the greatest OF American chess
PLAYERS is now in the Northwest. He will
play In st. Paul on Thursday afternoon and
evening and in Minneapolis on Friday.
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Newspaper ConsoItdation.

PINE CITY. Minn.. Jan. 10-The Pine
County Record of this place. has been pur-
chased by ]. j. Folsom. Of Hinckley, who
will combine it with his paper, the >Iinckley
Enterprise. The Record was started last
September by ]. F. Stone, and has had hard
sleddng, being the third paper in this village.
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Election Ratified.

MINNEAPOLIS. jan 1o-Tne election of
Rev. Theodore Nevin Morrison, D. d., Chi
cago as bishop of Iowa for the Protestant
Episcopal church, was unanimously ratified
by the standing committee for the diocese OF
Minnesota, at meeting held in the West
hotel. this city
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Coast storm Raging.

SAN FRANCISCO. JAM 1o-The worst
storm In years ragged on this coast today. Am
day long strong wind accompanied -by ra IN
hampered business. heavy snow is falling
in the mountains. Telegraph and telephone
wires were prcstrated In many sections and
rupted.
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The Northwest.
DOCTORS HELD GUILTY.
COroner's Jury BIames Them for the

COFOHSF . jury BIanNcB THEM TOT the
Death of Julia SOlberg.
DEVILS LAKE, N. D., Jan. 1O-(SpeciaI }
The coroner's inquest over the remains of
Julia Solberg, the young girl who died un-
der suspicious circumstances. supposedly
from criminal operation. resulted In a
charge of manslaughter against Albert Samp-
son, the young man in the case, also Drs
E. H. Belyea and ]. H. Belyea. brothers,
under whose treatment the girl was. Ali
the men named under arrest. The dis
trict court is now in session and the cases
may be tried this term. The doctors are
leading physicians and have a large prac-
tce. No case has created so decided a
sensation.
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Fire Fietad at Meckinock.

MECKINOCK, N. D.. Jan. 10.-Fire de-
stroyed several buildings at Forest River
McCarthy's blacksmith shop, a meat market
Frazee's agricultural implement store and
]. B. Spragues furniture store were complete-
ly destroyed The brick block owned and oc-
cupied by Moses & Wyie. general store, suf-
fered considerable damage to both building
and goods.
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VIII Visit tine Pone

DULUTH, Mimi, JAN 1O-The Right Rev.
James McGolrick, Roman Catholic bishop of
the diocese of Duluth, will leave on the 22d
inst. for Rome, Italy. He will be absent
about three months and will pass the Easter
season In the Eternal City.
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HOME Treatment.

For those who cannot come to the off1ces
our method of home treatment in all cases
Is as perfect as 1t can be made. A complete
and correct diagnosis Is made of each case.
free of charge. and a special course Of treat
ment Is sent to meet the special requirements
OF each case. by mail or express. Dr. Alfred
L. Cole, Medical Institute and Council Of
Physicians. "a Washington Avenue s, Miune-
apolts
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Cashed Another,s Order.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 1O-Acting Inspector
Hicks and Postof1ce Inspectors Gordon and
Thele today arrested C. E. Brackett upon
the charge of fraudulently cashing a post
office money order belonging to some one
else.
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MATCH HOCKEY GAME.
st. Paul Club VIII Play St. Cloud
Saturday EVENING

Saturday evening there will be played at
the Virginia rink match game of hockey be-
tween the teams of the st. Paul Hockey
club and the St. Cloud Hockey club. This
is the first match game played in thds state
this season and has been attracting consid-
cradle attention. Last ysar the st. Paul club
defeated the s.. Cloud team by score of Z
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The GLOBES, MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE
FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS

about to beard an Eighth and Central car at
Bridge square. The car had come almost To
stop when Mcclure slipped. his legs 60
ing beneath the wheels He was taken to the
city hospital, where it was found necessary to
amputate the right leg.
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Boxen Hearing Postponed.

HOWARD LAKE, Mimi, Jan. 1O-Joseph
Boxwell was brought up for hearing before
Justice Carter at 10 O'clock this morning
but the case was continued.
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king in 1881. backed by a
small following, endeavored to
obtain the office. The situation,
according to the latest advices is quiet
Mataafa's election Is highly satisfac-
tory, not only to the Washington gov
ernment, but to the German and Brit
ish governments because of the GER
tainty that he will be guided in his ac-
ton by the wishes of the consuIs In
Apia of the signatory powers to the
Berlin treaty.
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Sent to- an Asylum.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 1O.-Peter ]. Kenney.
formerly second assistant chief in the fire de-
partment, whose demented condition was
commented urson last week. was committed
to the asylum from the probate court yester-
day. The county attorney appeared for Ken
ney.
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Canadian Pacif,c E,rn;n..

MONTREAL, jan 10-The Canadian pa.
cific railway earnings for the week ending
Jan Z were SAP, COO; same period last ye3r
$4O1, 900; increase, $41, 600.
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High school Burns.

LAKOTA, N. D., Jan. 1o.-The Lakota high
school building was totally destroyed BY fire
last night. There was $500 insurance, and
the loss was s., 900. -.
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Farm Lands.

20 words or Less, zoe.
FOR SALE-Forty acres of farm lands on
north shore Of Mile Laos lake, Aitkin coun-
ty; will sell cheap. Address 9S. Globe.
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Will BE Married roaox

CROOKSTON, Mimi. JAM 10.-The mar
riage OF Miss Minnie Martin to Theo. La
Bissoniere, of Red Lake Falls, will occur ait
the residence of the brides parents tomorrow
at high noon - ="
The bride has grown to womanhood In this
city and is young lady Of charming ouaN
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Instruction.

20 Words Or Less, zoo.
PIANO pupils given f1rst-class Instruction.;
beginners a specially; Mason method and
Virgil table work: satisfaction guaranteed.
Address o 85, Globe.
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IELP WANTED
MALE OR FEMALE.

81. Paul Ads
20 words or less lOo
Out-of-TOWn Ads
20 vuo rds ~ - uas. on
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Lost "a Leg.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 1O.-Charles McCu,rs
IN ironworker employed at the Columbia
Heights mills. had. his legs badly mangled
and lacerated last evening Just as he was
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MINNEAPOLIS BOOK EXCHANGE.
20 WASHINGTON AN SOUTH.
Big Land Trunsfer Comtnw.

ties OF mind and Heart Mr.. La Bissoniere
is q young business man of Red Lake Falls,
who is popular among all who know him.
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TACOMA. Jan. 10.-Thirty days hence the
sheriff will sell the propert of the Tacoma
Land company. valued at $3.G00,0O0 This
property consists of the unsold portion of
the Tacoma townsite. together with the
docks. warehouses and unplatted acreage.
During the boom days the company,s as
sets were reckoned at nearly $40, 00O, 900.
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Going to Rome.

WENONA, Mimi, Jan. -(speciaL)-The
Rt. Rev. Bishop Cotter, Of the Winona
diocese will pay his first visit to Rome and
the pope this winter
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For Sale.
Professional.

20 WOrds Less, zoe.
THEATRICAL AND MASQUERADE ccs.~
TUNES. wigs, boards, grease paints etc
by Mrs. Louise Neitmann, 56 East Sew
enth ST.. st. Paul. Mimi
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Help Wanted Males
St. Paul and Minneapolis Ads, 20
Words OF Less, 1Oc.
Out-Of-Town Ads, 20 Words or
Less, zoe.

BARBER-Ftrst-class barber wanted at Sc
East Seventh st.
BUTCHER-Wanted, good butcher, with ex-
perience in running shop. Apply 567 Broad
way, city.
COOK-Hotel cook wanted: $50 per month.
Call at once. Anderson, 179 East Third st.
ELEVATOR AND BELL BOYS-Wanted, ex-
perienced elevator and bell boys at Metro
politan hotel.
HOSTLER-Wanted, man to care for horses
and cow must be sober. DR.. E. H. Whit
comb Seventh and Sibley sts.
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade; we
positively guarantee positions at $50 month
ly after eight weeks practice; no experience
necessary: tools donated and commission
call or write. Moler Barber College, 22a
Washington av. south. Minneapolis
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1t not only acts directly on the GENITo-URI-
NARY organs, strengthening invigoratine re-
ytahzing and rejuvenatng the fundamsnte,
organs. but at once imparts to him the vital
ity and vigoT OF manhood la that he shl aid pos
system, searches out the weak points anS
fortiies them at once by acting on the nerro
centers, stomach digestive organs, heart iive
er, kidneys, bladder, spinal cord and hraip
thus preparing the way for nature to assn; sin
itself, making the man strong vigorous ro
bust and healthy; without ache or main
correcting the whole system - Pain'
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OFFICE TREATMENT

In ever, case where it is possible for you 70
come to the once, oy all means do so It is
doctor to have personal consultation and
examination. You then see and tall witI 1uI
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-11

THOROUGH instruction on the piano given
to beginners; terms $40 per quarter-twenty
lessons, Of one hour each. Address S5.
Globe.
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Board Wanted-2O words or less 1Oc.
Board Onered-2O Words or less tOc.
For Rent, II OOms-2O words or less IOc
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Chlropodlsis.

20 Words or Less, 2Oc.
LOCKWOOD'S Good Luck SaIve; best thing
for sore fret :all druggists :estabIi she'd is vrs
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SMALL GIRL ASSAULTED.

Farmers of EIba Are In Search of
the Criminal.
WINONA, Mimi, Jan. 1O-(speciaI.)-
village of Edba few miles from this city
is excited over an attempted assault on the
fifteen-year- daughter of James Waters,
a farmer Of that locality. A searching party
has been organized
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MATAAFA IS KING.
His Slection to the Samoan Throne
Is Pronounced Satisfactory.

WASHINGTON, Jan. TO- = Mataafa
has been elected king of Samoa, to sue
ceed Malietoa Official information to
this effect has been received here. The
election was held without trouble,
though Tamasese. who was vice
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; MORTON KNOCKED OUT.
COUNCIL COMMITTEE TURNS DOWN
THE HEAD OF THE HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
TWO sHERlFFs SWORN IN

and Files IA Bond With the Coun-
~ AuditOr-Stnte Forestry Assoc
ciation Holds Its Annual Session
Former Fire Department OFF,
ciaI Insane-MinneapoI News.
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Business Personals.

VARICOCELE, SEXUAL WEAKNESS AND
all nervous and private diseases cured. Call
Paul. Minn Cases treated by mail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-06
THE czAirs ILLNESS.

Some time ago II was announced that
Emperor Nicholas was sick and that
his condition excited the gravcst So
llciiudc. In fact. II was stated that
an alimcnt ~ long standing had as
rumcd ~ critical form. soon after the
Issuance ~ the manifesto relating tn
the limitation of the armament ~ the
powers. Now It Is reported that he
H. Frustrated. The malay II said To
be- u such character ~ tn forbid an
intellectual oxcrtion. Consequently tho
burden of government has been en-
trusted to Grand Duke Michael. the
grand uncle of the czar
iiut II appears from later news that
the statements concerning tho cznr's
illness are regarded with suspicion. u
N believed that the turning over ~ tho
government temporarily To tho grand
duke. may Indicate a change ~ policy
nH 10 the peace proposition n IL well
known that Il did not meet with tho
hearty response that was expected.
This, together with the present aItua-
ton In Europe and eastern Asia. may
NNAf' NNNAHAAffAA WV ~ ANNNfNN W wv nus
sian policy of the hopelosHncan ~ the
proposed plan.
The temporary change In tho gov
ermnont may therefore have been
deemed cNpcdicnt and tho ear may
have stepped aside Tor tho limo being.
In order to permit q reversal Of the
policy announced. European dlplo-
mats usually nnd way of accomplish
ing my plan dosJahlc-that h.. within
oortnin limits
Grand Duke Michael has often been
tho aid N the Russian rulers IN III
itnma., lie " "a brother " Nicholas l.
ne was appointed president ~ tho Inn
Ierlnl council by Alexander M. ITO
holds this exalted position today. and
Boz la said 60 enjoy the fun confidence
o. tho young czar and czarnh llut
whether tho cmporors illness h real
or nHsumcd. the announcement Of his
condition win probably have an adj
verse influence ON tho deliberations ~
tho pcnCc congrrHH
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A WORTHY CAUSE.


The announcement In the Dcseret
News that an entertainment would be
given In the Theater. for the benefit ~
the Utah soldiers NJ Manila. has
aroused much Interest. Money IL needed
for the hospital fund there. and the
movement to supply II In the way that
has been adopted. We believe viii meet
with general favor. Dr.. Prentisa. "a
gentleman 81 eminent ability nH u writ
or and public speaker. has agreed Ia
deliver a lecture which. with illuHtra-
iions. viii form the principal feature ~
the entertainment. and there viii be-
music ana other attractions to make
the meeting pleasant. rccrcatlvc ANA
profltable. To help our loyal. brave
and patriotic soldiers IN Manila h n
cause which win receive enthusiastic
support. and everybody should be- ready
10 contribute something towards u.
A. each purchaser ~ a ticket viii re-
ccive full compensation In the enter
tainment provided. his help will vir-
tualy cost him nothing. To put II In
another way everybody who attends
viii enjoy nm intellectual treat. and nt
the same lime aid the gnlianf horo.a
who represent Utah In the Philippine
Islands. Fiil the Thenter TO overflow
Ink next Monday evening, March 18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-06
HuDyNI,D kiPI.ING.


Public interest In the welfare OF Mr.
kipiing has been general both here
and elsewhere. He n In spn~ respects
the most original author NJ the period.
In his "itcccssionai" he struck pppu-
lar chord Then he issued series of
warnings against the intoXicaiion over
England's military power when the
ear called for peace conference he
wrote his famous poem. THE Truce u
the Rear In which he seemed to attack
tho sincerity % the young ruler. Hc-
Gently he produced the poem entitled
"rho whit. Mans burden" which was
believed 10 be- an appeal 10 the United
states In behalf ~ the Fillpinos. II
was regarded by some ~ the most Inn
portant poem from the pen Of the gift
ID author. Ills various contributions
10 current literature are received with
avidity and everything he writes Ia wei.
coined.
Mr. HiplinR II about "a years Of age.
lie possesses rare literary talent. dccp
thought and n wonderful command II
language. Ills death at this time would
have been regarded ne calamity To
tho Engilsh.upcakinE world. his expect
81 recovery Is hailed with Joy In both
homlrphrrcs,