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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
SENATOR PEMRosE's VIEWS
Early preccdenss in Favor ola Cover
uor.s Power TO Appoint Later
ones Against u.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 22-Unitcd
States Senator lioies Pcnroac said In
regard to the appointment Of senator
quay. "Thc appointment Of senator
Quay by the governor is the logical re-
suit Of the situation Mr.. Quay's
icadcrsip In the Republican party and
his candidacy for reelection for Aenn-
tor were made issues IN the guberna-
toriai campaign OF last fall by the
Democratic party and that section OF
the Republican party which on election
day generally turned In for the Demo-
cratic candidate.
'aThe Republican candidate for gov
crnor. after campaign Of unparalleled
Misrepresentation and vllllication. was
elected by n great plurality and MIR.
Quay'a cnndidacy--this issue having
hnen forced by the oppositlon-wns In
directly sustained by the people or the
state.
senator Quay having been the choice
OF the party as evidenced at the No
vcmber election and IN the senatorial
caucus and his failure To be elected
was the result OF treason nnd periidy
to the party by boiling minority and
the apprehension felt by some that the
state might suffer by only being repre-
scented by one senator - the cause or
the appointment.
The governor would not have made
the appointment had he not been con-
WINGED of his authority by law and pre-
redcnt. The Ireccdcnts on thia point
In the senate have been somewhat con-
ilcting. The early prcccdents are all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
ENGLISH AND FRENCH wARsnIPs.

The cxrrtions OF France 10 reduce the
difference In naval strength nrc evil
IDENTIFY watched with keen Interest by
the English people. who are. nh n rule.
ready enough 10 recognize the intelli-
gcncs ind energy displayed by their
neighborn In the present movement. but
have full cunfiie.c. IN the measures
taken by the adm tpity 10 preserve the
existing. superiority. And. In truth.
wnrrhip building IN England IN going on
at u rate which la fairly astounding.
There are now ono hundred and
twenty-onc vessels under way. ranging
from the ilirt-olass battlcshipn OF the
same type as the flagship OF the Chan
mel squadron. the Majestic. down % the
quaint HAT bottom gunboatn designed
for service In the rivers Of the colonies.
Some OF those ships are almost finished;
and by April 1903, all Of thom win have
been added TO the effective strength OF
the British navy.
Despite All that France can do this
enormous Increase Will be amply SUN
Client 10 keep up distances, even when
the obligation Of England TO protect
more extensive colonies II taken into
consideration,
Among the one hundred and twenty
one new vessels now being built there
ar. twcnty-clght armorcd battleahips
and cruisers. Alone these VIII nggrc-
gate $50, GOO tons, cost over $3.50, 100000.
and-ns an English officer pointed out
with proud twingic In his cye-repre-
sent three times the strength OF ar
morcd ahipa al present In the American
navy.
Nor win the admiralty rest NJ that.
Bnsing his demands on the attitude OF
France and the high tension that pre-
walls In Europe. Lord Goschen VIII next
month ask the house OF commons Tor
enormous credits IN order 20 further In
crease the British fleet.
In England as In France the opinion
OF experts " divided MS 10 what consu-
tutes the best naval lighting tool
some believe In the Irresistible battle
ship" and would build ironclads ok
ceedinH In size, armament and protec-
tIon even the powerful i6,000- ton Ma
ieatic.--ilenri Dumny In Golfers Week
ly,
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BRITISH COMMISSIONER.
We Carries the instructions Of Ms Goyenmen,
IN Strong Leather Bag.
chief Question let Have the stipula-
tions Of the Treaty OF berlin
1been Observed

Chicago, April 22.-Mr. y. Eliot, the
newly appointed British Samoan COM
missioner. who IN On his way to San
francitco. stopped over In this city for
a few hours. During his stay he was
TIE guest OF British Consul William
Windhnm.
The British commissioner carries the
Instructions OF his government. which
VIII direct his policy during the sitting
OF the commission. In n strong leather
bar. which II scaled with official
rtampa of the office OF the secretary ~
state for the colonies. and wherever Mr.
Eliot goes, the bag goes with him.
Commissioner Eliot expected to meet
the American commissioner. Mr.. Trip.
hcrei aud when he learned that the lat
ter had preceded him twcnty-four
hours on the journey across the CONT
nciit, he expressed regret that he would
have TO forego the pleasure " Mr..
Tripp'n company to the Pacific coast.
The reason the American commissioner
did not walt herc for the arrival Of tho
British member. was that Mt the last
moment he altered his route across the
continent ana went from Chicago To
his HON. IN North Dakota to spend u
day with his family. Mr.. Trip viii 20
10 Han Francisco over the Northern Pa
cinc Via Portland. innising II point 10
reach there by the time Commissioner
Eliot arrives.
Talking on the Samoan situation.
Commissioner Eliot said that the Brit
ish government was mainly concerned
with UNFOLDING the treaty OF Berlin In
all Its terms. and that as commits
nioner he would seek 10 inquire into
the facts OF the imbroglio. In the light
Of the trraty. Had chief Justice Cham
beers. Consul Rose and the other func-
tionarics conformcd to the rtipulationn
OF the treaty or had they not7 Such
was the subject of investigation FOR the
commission.
AIR Eliot explained Lord Saiisbury's
reluctance Ia agree hard and fast to
the principle. urged by the Germans. OF
unanimity In the conclusions OF the
commission. IL would be extremely awk-
ward n not practically unavoidable TO
have an absolute veto ON any point pro-
posed by each power. The iinal agree
ment recognized the principle OF unan-
Unity In essential matters, but no one
power could block proceedings by NIL
clustering tactics
Mr.. Eliot deprecated the Idea OF pro-
lonscd trouble arising over a dispute
concerning an Island away In the dis
tant Pacific ana he was confident the
resources of diplomacy would be able
to ind a system under which the three
poworp could work together.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
A MINERS CLOSE CALL.

II. ~. nutzor. who resides at i5s Fifth
street. had close call yesterday at the
Ben Harrison mine at Stockton Butxsr
Is former cmploye OF the cuimcr-
jennings Paving company. but went to
stockton TO engage In mining, and had
only been at work n short time when
he attempted TO put In a blast. about
600 feet In the tunnel. using black pow
der. lie was ovcrpowerod by the smoke
ana bad air and was taken TO the
mouth OF the tunnel by his companions
In an Unconscious state: and II was a
very difficult manner 10 revive him.
lie was brought TO this city and taken
10 his home. The physicians say that
he WIN recover. although he was very
sick last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
BE SURE.

Tie sure you need medicine before you
take It. but having once found out that
you need it-lose no time In getting the
best. II IT'S for the Kidneys. Liver.
Bladder or Blood. rheumatism. Dyspep-
STA or for Chronic Constipation. the best
IL DR. David Kennedy's Fayorite Rene
dy, and very simple way 10 ind out II
you need II. IN to put some urine In u
glass tumblcr and let II stand "a hours,
IN II then has a sediment or a milky.
cloudy appearance; ~ Il In ropy or
atringy, pale or discolorcd. you do not
need IA physician to tell you that you
should take Fnyorite Kennedy at once.
II speedily cures such dangerous symp-
toms AS pain In the back. frequent de-
sire 10 urinnte, especially al night,
burning scalding pain In passing water.
tho staining OF linen by your urine and
all the unpleasant and dangerous ef-
fects produced ON the system by the
use OF whisky and beer. All reliable
druEgists sell Or. David kennedy's
Fayorl,e Remedy at 81 90 a bottle. or Q
bottles for $500.
Dy special and particular arrange
ment with the manufacturers, our read
eir can Try this grand medicine absO-
lutely free. by simply sending your full
name ana postoiiice address 20 the DIR.
DAVID KENNEDY CORPORATION.
Rondout. ", y, mentioning tho "News''
when trial bottle OF Favorlto Remedy.
together with a pamphlet OF valuable
medical advice. VIII be sent you by mail
postpaid.
The publishers OF this paper guaran-
toe the genuineness Of thls liberal offer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22

I.und, and Modena and Mccune. Utah.
effective April 18th. between Milford
aud Mcclure. II as foilowai
Merchandise In cents per 100 pounds
from Milford To Lund, for less than
carloads 20. e. 20. n. and 10 cents for
the nvc classes Of freight. In carloads
10. II. 70, ", and II cents for classes
4. n. e. ID, and l.,
From Milford 10 Modenn. less than
carloads 90, a.. ~. ~. and " cents per
100 pounds. for classes | to o. In car
loads 90. a.. 10. Is. and 20 cents per 100
pounds for classes a 10 ".
From Milford to Mccunc for less
than carloads. o. ~. ~. 70. ana Is
cents per 100 pounds. Glasses I TO 9. In
carload lots a.. ~, 20. 30. and 20 cents
per 100 pounds. classes A to ".
Cattle, Milford 10 Lund, standard car,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22

In favor OF this power. while few OF
tho later prccedents have apparently
been against II. In the Senate some Of
the nblest lawyers In tho body are d.
vided on the question.
AS matter OF fact. the Senate not
being a judicial body. In nyowcdly not
bound by It's prccedcnts. Cases OF
this character In the past have been
decided largely on personal grounds
ana In compliance with the wishes and
exigencics OF the party In the majority.
Mr, quay has remarkable personal
strength with senators In both parties,
f'e IL Republican by con-
siderable majority, The Democrats In
the Senate are grateful to MIR Quay
for his aid In defeating the force bill.
while the Republicans win he glad to
strengthen their majority In the body.
Under these circumstance. 1 have
no doubt that hia credentials will be
accepted Mt the meeting OF Congress-
next fall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
WHITE DRESS TEXTILES.

This department IL particularly rich
I'm the white textiles. thnt correct taste
suggests for confirmation and gradua-
tion dresses. Wash Chlflona, white
embroidered Robes. Egyptian. Datlatca.
organizes, Persian Lawns. swiss Mulis,
Dimitics, Madras Cloths. Piauen and
India Linens. all priced extremely
moderate.
EXTRA SPECIAL pieces OF rne.
soft finish, English long cloth. ~ yards
10 the piece. instead OF ,i.oj this week
per bolt
Si.25
our India Linen bargain Is n world
heater. a lovely sheer Indian Linen
10 Inches wide. value lac. this week
per yard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
the BOOK OF MORMON"

Two lectures by DR.. James Il.
Taimagc. an account OF Its origin, with
thenticlty. Prepared by appointment.
These lectures are taken from DIR.
Talmage'a book '''rhe Articles OF
Faith" but are presented In separate
form for the use OF Investigators and
students. Price i0c. For sale by tho
neuaraf News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
TIME SCHEDULE.
ERECTION OF A CREAMERY.

Murray Is soon to have a first class
creamery. W. II. Hague, Ilaber Ben
nion and w. II. Atwood are the pro-
motors of the enterprise. and negotin-
lions have been made With w. NJ.
Springer OF Denver. who II n rcprescn-
tntive ~ the wen known ilrm % How
ard and stuhhs Tho machinery and
the building vill he modern and a !,
IN every respect. and the facilities 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
DRESS GOODS Selling
AT SENSATIONAL PRICES.

At SENSATIONAL PRICES.
u.lnch pRIEsrLEy's. guaranteed
black fancy dress goods, 81 ana Via
'u""' 'O' ~
as.lnch BLACK cREPoSs. neat de-
''S"'' "' w .4s
Eo.lnch BLACK MoHAIR ALPACA.
"'' '"' ~ 80
sc-inch black popiin, 81 quality. for
go
BLACK cREPoNs Of the best i'm.
ported makes, both wool and SILK anu
wool. marked down for this sale at
LAX PEBnLE cREPoN. ~
inches wide. $3.50 quality for
pRIFRTLI,Y's 4s-inch Mohair and
wool Blistcd crepon. s2.es quality TOR
Si.46
BLACK FRENCH SILK cREPoNs;
yiea In brocaded effects, ss'oO
quality for 49,.
iS.lnch WOOL NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS. now blues. tnns and browns
80
lo.inch PEBBLE DRESS GOODS. In
dark colorlngr. grand value
81
aS.lnch PURE WOOL STORM
sERGEs. choice colors, the best ma.
trriai for walking dresses, special
price
s6.inch NEW FANCY DRESS
GOODS. zoe and COO qualities. Special
price
ALoT OF FANCY DRESS GOODS.
In mixtures and checks; your selection.
Special -
cUALLIEs-Ncw assortment In
light and dark grounds at Sae. boc. Coo
and 75c q yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22

tho factory VIII enable II 10 handle the
milk from FUZZY nyc hundred cows
Mr.. Springer. who has supervised the
erection OF u great many crcamcriea all
over the western states. viii have the
Immediate charge OF the one now pro-
posed at Murray. II Il said that work
on the plant win commence at once and
mat the creamery viii be running In
two months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
OUR CURTAIN DEPT.

Makes two remarkable Offers for this
week.
100 pair Nottingham Lace Curtains.
yards long. value '5c. this week per
so
900 extra good quality nottingham
Lace Curtains. 'a.f cuf,tin ~ yard.
long and 81 inches wide. the most
satisfactory Curtain ey@' Foi vale.
si7b. on sale this week Ia cream or
sI.2a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22

Pneumonia N one Of the most dan
gerous and fatal diseases. II always
results from cold. chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will quickly cure cold
aud perhaps prevent AN attack OF pneu-
monia, II II IN fact made especially
for that nilment and has become IA
nous for II cures over n large mart OF
the civilized world. II counterlois any
tendency OF cold toward pneumonia.
Can you afford 60 neglect your cold
when So reliable u remedy can DO had
for a trlnie'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
FINE WASH GOODS.

Our reputation for selling nnc wash
goods nj low prices needs no introduce
ton. This season We eclipse all for
mer records. We know that we have
the best showing Of wash fabrics and
have no hesitation In saying 10 plainly.
A series OF Spring values for this
week.
An elegant line Of about 10 different
patterns OF Zephyr Ginghams. all now
patterns and choice eoiorinEs; value
i2Hci this week per yard
A finc line ss-inch wide light -coiored
new Pcrcaics. Just the thing for
Shirt Waists; all go this week per
TX
Pebble wel,s. one CT the most popu-
lar materials for summer wear. on snlc
40
Falilc and Mervilleux. two OF this
seasons latest productions. great waist
novelties. equal In style and finiah to
silk. ours for Salt Lake. per yard. Sc
and 25c.
our line 81 Novelty Tissues Ia NO
large that you can not imagine what
any OF our hundreds OF different pat
terms look like without seeing them.
tncy ARE all imported and cannot DO
had later In the aeason.Ho come at once
and get frat choice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22

sia. Milford to Modcna. SIS; Milford to
McCune, $50
Coal and ore, Milford and Lund.
si25 per ton; Modcnu. s2.ho. McCune.
$500. Hogs and sheep are listed the
same as cattle.
TIME SCHEDULE.
Tho time schedule on the Utah &
Pacific. after April goth. viii 70 into ef-
feet rs follows. The southbound train
win leave Milford at $50 am. daily eN-
cept Monday. and VII arrive at Luna
at 10 am: Will leave Lund nj 1880 u.
m. and arrive at the end Of the track
at 1880 am.
Returning. the northbound train VIII
leave the end of the track. daily except
sunday. at $50 pm. and arrive AT
Lund at $3.50 pm: VIII leave Lund at
pm. and arrive at Milford at $3.50 y.
m.
The present terminus Of the road II
Escaiantc. g. miles south of Milford.
The next station will be Modena. s.
miles south OF Milford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
W. A. Wight, from Wichita, Owes a
Hundred Thousand.

In the United States district court
yesterday W. a. Wight. n former rest
dent OF Wichita. Kan. filed q petition
In bankruptcy. His liabilities aggregate
1iiS,iso,si, to offset which he has but
5000 In life Insurance policies.
Among the heaviest OF his unsecured
sraNltnra uFas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
CORRECT MILLINERY.

While we lead Ia quality. style and
originality, We also lead IN lownesr OF
prices You can md Just what your
thste dictates. from the most expensive
Hat 20 the nnust,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
Utah & Pacific Railroad In South
western Utah.
no DEVELOP RESOURCES.
. u.,,r.aa laid 20 Open Up Wines
aud TO BuiId Up . ssarrcn
Country.

The building OF the Utah a Paclne
from Milford to Mccunc on the Nevada
line. is characteristic Of a good deal OF
railroad building In the west.
In southern Utah and Nevada arc cx-
tenslyc regions OF sterile soil. which
respond grudgingiy TO the arts OF the
husbtndman. but they abound In min
.rai wealth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
An Excellent Combination.


The pleasant method and beneficial
effects Of the well known remedy.
SYRUP OF FIag, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA Flo SYRUP Co, Illustrate
the value Of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles Of plants known TO be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them In the form most refreshing TO the
taste and acceptable 20 the system. II
y the one perfect strengthening laxa.
tive, cleansing the system cffcctually.
dispclling colds, headaches and feycrs
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitunl constipation per.
mnncntly. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub.
stance. and its acting ON the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them. make II the ideal
laxative.
In the process Of manufacturing figs
are used. ns they are pleasant 20 the
taste. but the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants. by method
known 10 the CALIFORNIA Flo SYRUP
Co. only. In order TO get Its beneficial
effects and TO avoid limitations. please
remember the full name Of the Company
printed ON the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANcIsco CAL.
LoufsvfLLr, KY. INV YORK. MY.
for sale ny all Druggists Price sos. pcr bottle
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CONNECT AT maxwell.

California at Blake station. the CALI
fornia Eastern branches on northwnri
20 Marvel. which In nearly ON the line
between California and Nevada, and
which, as has been said. y the nearest
railway station 10 Mocuns. the termln-
ns Of this Utah and Pacific. The probaS
cune. southeast To the Meadow valley
river, below Panaca, thence south
probably 10 Oyerton, and southwcster-
~ thence 10 Vanderbilt. which In a
great mining region not far from Man
vel the present terminus Of the Cali
fornia eastern.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22

Mr.. Wight has been employed as clerk
and bookkeeper with Miller a Miller.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
TO CEDAR CITY.
RATES noR FREIGHT.

The freight tain on the Utah and
Pacific, applying between Milford ana
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-05
MILITARY REVIEW.
10000 Soldiers CT the Mexican Army
OF Pa-ada

CITY q Mexico, April "a great review
O troops was Esl1 today ny President
L-zZ Il -E@ Plans If san LAZzE TIE
PRESIDENT n full Uniform q Z general 81
DIVISION vas accompanied By Z 6rLLIfzE
sax aid gave ESPECIAL h0E5r 10 L5@ZEeu-
AIT Powell GLzy-3l OF the C-1-=I States
army no i hillary z-rzG1= az tie
American s-1a
Ter TO E-sa--11 troops IT th4ezEt-e EzrrI=u7
u r1e Try u Mexico were assembled AID
presented = 1I1sE creGiEa5E8 Appearance.
ce1E II Zew UELf1E--s aEi the Infantry
carrying thar 9E1 Ez~ lIzE=GrS- The ar
----=rT 6Toll-11-zS E@-= =xCaAL=z- aid the
c2vaL-T ware Il capital form
1E=-SZ E-1@--lzrT C-5Z present. EG-e d.
posed - 1Ccord EEE1 praise % The troops
Many prominent AE1a-Lca-S- 4-o1E them
zoL--zSLS- wsre present EFzs weather VS.
superb and The sCeE7. close ID th= shores
u LAE= LeZ1EC- WHARF CCr-sZ launched
rs 1r-gz1-1-ss TT zrrack Ct TIE City 81
Aex1co Larry four Centuries ago was his
-1rzca4LLE interesting President LFzz was
7 roolSE h=41t1 ard EuE pIz11tz f3r
his 80 a11@rET 5@arizE-
A4l-lSr7r q War 81r-I1Zz hal Z -z+s-ar
Ct several wzrS- received lazy eouzE-
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-05
WANDERING MINSTRELS
Members CT NsrshzIFs Band Played
AL Over Atchfsor

NzrzEzfPS SPLENDID hand played the
grand march at the Easter Monday hall
II the Brotherhood - Locomotive
Trzzuer There were Il couples IN
the march and the occasion was ona
present The coming Of the band was
closed ard as the band rad = half hour
ton 10 open the ball The d4I was haE5
for The occasion Switch HE1ts and
lanterns. throwing different coE0ra1
lights hung In prufUzion abouE the
walls TIE Democratic speakers from
the renE followed the hand 10 the Rail
ard danced 3 P Wagner shook Ms
feet more than h has before for twenty
years Later Mayor Donald and other
publican politicians visited the haII-
After the grand march MarsEALTS band
played Z Ewo-=E=p and than proceeded 10
Theodore FandsrsEzys entertainment
at Turner hall WHARF IT played three
pieces Il was really remarkable WHARF
al the people cana from TEere were
immense crowds 81 the two political
meetings and AT McLlC=@r's Rail and an
0ther large gathering 81 Turner nall
Mr. klopE interpreted the dancing Al
Turner hAI with musical selections in
which he was assisted by the clever 70
caLSEs who are always found At the
91t5rEa tEueCts- The Walters Sisters
orchestra furnished music a. the Van
derstzE-HOpf entertainment and rhe
L L P orchestra for TIE railroad ua1-
-Arc1fSGE Globe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-05
PRINCESS sALM-sALM
Returns - America Afesr a. Absence
Of Many Years

New YORK Apru 5-TE= Princess
Sal1-S21- II 6CEC- Germany GEEES=1
Ge-e OF the SzIsz- Wilhelm der Crosse,
Is u spend w. u7E-hs n this county
most q E1@ LlE= At tn home G E@r
bruEhsr-5--IAW- Gel Edmund Johnson a.
E-Izelz1d- y = The princess Eas not
be@z in this country Ter many years
" hl-s here Sh= viii visit " zSEEESL1l-
WHARF Z E1El1E VIII 1e given Ii 17E
Eo11r by Ms Chamberlain Sc nay
also visit Chtczg1-
The princess : the widow Of Prince
Felix Constantine Alexander JOHN Ne
uouuec@E@ SzLE-S4lU or AChaIr- who
cane 10 this country and fought 81 me
CE4C1 side during TIE war E7 became
Z b-lEa6Eer general and lis vie foE
her Services II 1AEzIE Of tie I CF11 sol
di=rs was cOEur-Issfo1=1 captain bT
Governor Yates Of Illinois Sla received
rh= pay Ct rhe -aEk- but gave i for -Ee
-eIieE % SICK ard wounded soldiers
Her husband subsequently, went 70
M=xtcu zC1 became chief g[ S-z4 u
1LzLnIEaz- h. last his lie In t1a
E7-az-u-ErzSsRa1 VA E'1r Efforts Il
save - LIE OF Macmillan r1= princess
vas granted - EsEsz12 - Ezs Austrian
emperor
Tn princess brings with hs- three
flags Il the Oh SiE-v-eigh-h New YORK
volunteers wLEc1 w=-s presented % c=r
husGa15 and w1ic1 VIII D. gITzE ID tze
veterans y rE= StZrv-s5g1-1- S1= Las
also three 1aZs which belonged % the
Eighth New York volunteers u wEic1
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