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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21
JUDGE POWERS NAY ENTER
Talks to the News" Man on the Cons
gTessional Situation,

There was much perpleXity among
local politicians Of the Democratic per-
suaslon today over what they term
the uncertainty OF Judge King posi-
ton In the approaching congressional
contest II be- enters 10 with a view 10
being his own successor the chances
are that he win be the only Democratic
aspirant. Should be decline TO accept
a lower house nomination again there
are several Democrats who VIII jump
into the race, among them being ~. -
Dunbar and Judge O. ". Powers.
Speaking OF the matter 10 'NeWs'
man today Judge Powers said.
"Wul ! run? Well, there is no telling
what a man viii do IN hot weather
The dog days are coming on ana PEG,
pie do strange things While the heated
period is at rs height. other asplIants
have done rash things and who knows
but that ] may also get rash but
seriously While l am aware that there
are some reasons why ] ought not &C,
cept q public office. still everyone VIII
concede that this is free country ana
that there is no law against human
ambition rightly directed. Personally
/ cannot say that / would consider my
candidacy a crime .
The Judge was then asked II the re-
port was true that be had or Would
demand OF Judge King 20 know
whether the latter was going 10 run
and 10 he were not that DE lPoWers)
would announce bis candidacy iorth-
with.
Judge Powers hesiiated ana finally
said We'll there are sool m ll.1l.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

Geo. F. Felt states that the report Of
any change In his candidacy for the
office Of county treasurer Is untounded.
He says he Is In the race and expects
90 stay In.
4. d. Lewis. deputy revenue collector.
is spoken OF as a candidate for district
judge on the Republican ticket
Speculation is rife as 20 who will
succeed James II. Moyle as Democratic
state chairman.
The friends OF Alfales Young say that
his chances for securing the county
clerkshlp nomination on the Democratic
ticket are growing constantly brighter
The name OF Al Reese for the county
clerk Is again frequently mentioned by
Republicans.
II lie understood that the Republi-
cans are arranging a grand ratification
Of the nominations OF Mckinley and
Roosevelt, details OF which will soon be
announced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21

ing and killing each other, ii Hung
Chang IS proceeding northward to sup
press riot win find It difficult to go
The second telegram IS from Ii Kin
vi, vicetoy Of NanMng, dated the 2lst
Of July. and was received by Minister
WI at 10 o'clock the same day. It is
as follows;
According to edict Of 22nd Of this
moon July 80 with the exception Of
German minister who was killed by
anarchists, with regard to which rigor-
Gus measures are being taken to IN
vestigate and punish the guilty parties
all the other ministers for whom siren
uous efforts are being made for their
protection. are, fortunately unframed ~
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FROM EMPEROR OF CHINA.
X, Has Asked France br Mediation With The
Powers Of Europe
.m, Delcasse Demands TO he Put I'm
Communication with the French
Minister HosdlItles 20 Cease,

Paris July 2l-At the council Of
ministers today the minister of foreign
aaalJs. NJ. Delcasse, read telegram
from the emperor Of China, asking the
mediation OF France with the foreign
bowers The telegram was signed by
hvang su, and not by Pub Chan the
son Of Prince Tuan, The reply given
by ". Delcasse was that the request
M9ud De considered only on absolute
hhoW.e4se that these facts had been ac-
c0uli.shei
Frst-That efiicaclous protection and
e''oille freedom OF communication had
os-n assured between the French min
ls,eI at Pekin and his colleagues OF the
ulpomat'e corps and their respective
governments.
second-When Prince Tuan and the
nIsh tuncilonaries responsible for the
toilal events had been dismissed by
lne government 10 await inevitable
punishment.
L1lrd-When the authorities ana
oolss OF troops throughout the entire
,u'!He snail have received an order
70 cease hostlities against foreigners.
t'uFth-When measures have been
Boxers. '''' " NV
% long az these necessary guaran-
veg are not furnished there IS room
VI'y ior military action.
d. Deleasse notified the cabinet that
." ihe powers had responded favorably
W lNe proposition TO prevent the ex-
p0I'auon Of arms TO China.
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UNSUPPORTED STATEMENT.
Judge King Declines to Establish or
Reiute a Newspaper Story.

The Herald this morning Is out with
statement that Judge VIM. H. King
has concluded t0 be "a candidate for
Congressman and that this determine
ton was arrived at upon the solicita-
ton Of many political friends and the
urgency of Congressman Richardson,
who is a close friend OF Judge King and
who IS said to have been agreed upon
for Speaker Of the next House Of Repre-
sentatiyes provided the Democrats shall
have a majority Of the members Of that
body.
When approached by the News to-
day Judge King declined 20 make
statement and said that be had not read
the Herald's item. The Judge declined
TO be interviewed upon the matter az
present refusing 20 confirm or deny the
accuracy Of the Herald's report.
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cHINAs MILITARY ADVISER.
si' Walter Hitler Says Conger Tel.
eeram Is Very Hopeful News.

New York. July 2i.-Sr Walter Hu-
a5.l, VINO has recently been appointed
C ittlser TO the military authorities In
oI'la by me British government. was
80 MESSENGER on the steamship Lucanla
"eN reached port today from Liver
~. speaking Of his mission. Sir Wal
appointment is that of poliu-
9'".'I and ! am unde orders 10 pro-
~. al once TO Join Sir Alfred Gazelle.
N.Y.. %, commander in-chief OF the
'.,' forces in China. / know the
r-.-..I . thoroughly and speak the Ian
., Nh,a shown the dispatch received
,s AZ. '''. Nonger yesterday. Sir Walter
30, ''a PES the most hopeful news that
~. -''e from China ftlr a long time.
-.oNe'.E would not trust Information
,b.ss'ed through Chinese sources for
VIZ are Ike an Aslatic peorle-tbev
W He whenever II Is 10 their interest
:, 90 no. Il would be to their Interest
mr.. innate false Information II the
'TVs NJ had occurred"
MN, "len told that Secretary Hay had
p,t,.- 'le covers TO make all haste 10
e,i,. Do Walter said that the dlfn-
M oI travel 10 China was one OF
90. blt't problems against which for
80 -us,s would have TO contend The
rjst lI'm Ten Tsln 10 Pekin was well
S .si .l.I ass.he. The Pel-H river was
n8t,seo'e only a short distance. and
ov 1.'.,y equipments could not be taken
NJ .'e roads with any advantage. on
n, ~ nm advance 20 Pekin. ne said.
~. s uIs, step necessary would ne ~
,s 80 l'n Tsin Of the Chinese and pro.
3. 'h' base Of the allies This would
D. r,- ''dry before any advance could
,u,-..e Chinese" he continued. ohaye
ing' p, ..el and puzzled me. Even know.
pt.t.5 ,t as Wen as ! do. never ex-
decided stand" '"Ou'u make su'h a
cfiI Walter win leave al once for
0''la by way Of Vancouver '
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source, however. and bears the Impress
OF truth. The gentleman giving this in
formation said that for next year Mrs.
Glitch win do some wonderful improve
ment work at the resort and will make
OF II a first-class place Of summer
amusement. Elitch's Gardens OF Denver
have a great reputation. and Mrs.
Glitch promises 20 make Calder's
park fame equally vide
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21

London. July 2l-The admiralty this
afternoon received the following tele-
cram from Admiral Seymour:
.TIen Tsln and neighborhood entirely
evacuated by Chinese"
WI RECEIVES TELEGRAMs.
Washington. July 2L-The Chinese
Minister. WI Ting Fang, communicated
10 the secretary Of state this morning
two important kilograms. The first is
from sheng, the director Of posts and
tesgraphs IN Shanghai and says
Fortunate that Minister Conger 8
teegraphic reply has come. Imperial
decree Of the 22nd. this moon (corres-
ponilng to July 49,, stated that all min
listers we're safe. Insurgents are fight
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Admiral Seymour Cables This Fact to the
British Admiralty He Says They Have
Gone from that NeighbOrhOOd.

Minister Wa Communicates Two Important kilograms to the
Secretary Of State - First Was from Shang, Director Of
postsFOrunate that COngers Telegraphc Reply Has Come
Imperial Decree OF July Is Declares All Ministers are Safe
Insurgents Fighting and Killing ThemseIyes-L Kin VI
yceroy of Marking, in Cabegram OF the 2s Says that
With the Exception of Baron Won Ketteer, Who Was Killed
b Anarchists All the Ministers are Unharmed-AmOng Dip.
lomas Kiu vi Stands Next TO Ii Hung
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21
Gen. wilson Goes to China.

Washington, July 21-Favorable ac-
ton has been taken upon the applloa-
ton OF Brig. Gen. James H. Wilson. T.
S. volunteers for active service in Chi
ma. An order was issued today relieving
him from duty In command OF the de-
partment Of Matanzas and Santa Clara,
Cuba. and directing him TO proceed
without delay 10 Ioku. China. and re-
port 10 Mai. Gen. A. T. Chaffee, IT, S.
v. commanding the military forces In
China. for assignment 10 the command
OF one OF the brigades OF his division.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21
CALDER'S PARK FOR MRS. GLITCH.
Lady viii Make Ideal Garden Of Pleasure Out Of the Natural
Park TO the SOulh-Wil Improve Upon
Denver Place.

Mr., Wicks, who recently bought the
Calders park property, was out OF town
today, so the News" was unable 10
confirm a statement made TO this news
paper TO the effect that the Salt Lake
real estate man purchased the property
for Mrs. Glitch Of Denver. who Is the
owner Of Elitehs Gardens OF that place
The Information came from reliable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21
CHINESE EVACUATED TEN TSIN.

Ii Kiu ", the vioeroy OF Marking. Is
one OF the great officers Of China and
stands next in rank among the diplo-
mats to Ii Hung Chang.
PEKIN STILL HOLDING OUT.
washington, July 2.--The navy de-
partment has received the following ca
blegram from Admiral Remey dated
Taku. July 20: "Tien Tsln quiet. Lat
est report. Russian sources, July 10 le-
cations Pedn sun holding out Rella-
billty Of this information uncertain. Ma
ior Regan. Captains NOyes ana Book
miller First Ileuts Lawton and Schoef.
Eel wounded, Ninth infantry officers, and
Second Lieut. Jolly, marine corps, sick,
now aboard S0lace. Expect about thlr-
~ wounded men. VIII then send all to
Yokohama hospital"
MINISTER'S SAFE AND SOUND.
Paris. July 2i-Yu Keng, the Chinese
minister here today handed 10 the min
lister OF foreign affairs NJ. Delcasse, an
imperial edict. dated July u.s. giving the
assurance that all the foreign ministers
IN Pekln except Baron Won ketteler,
the German minister were then safe
ana sound under the protection OF the
imperial court.
The edlct which, as stated above "a
dated Pekln, Juoy 49, was transmitted
by the vlceroy Of Nankin under date OF
today. and is as follOwe:
For a month past with the excep-
tlou Of the German minister, who was
assasslnated by rebels, who are under
apprehension OF severe punishment, we
have ordered all foreign ministers Wen
protected by the court. ana happily
they are safe and sound"
ALL REPRESENTATIVES, SAFE.
Brussels. July 21.-The charge
d'anaires az the Chinese legation here
this morning received a telegram from
the Chinese minister at London, saying
he had Just received "a telegram from
the governor OF ShanTung transmitted
10y Sheng. the administrator Of tele-
graphs at Shanghai stating that all
the foreign representatives at PekIn
were safe. This dispatch having been
communicated TO the Belgian minister
of foreign affairs NJ Paul De Fayecreau
that official demanded that he Doe put ln
communication with the Belgian minis
ter al Pekln and informed as 20 the
situation Of the Belgian refugees In that
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21
LnmncIa soldiers Not Needed.

Kingston Jamaica, July H.-The
British secretary OF state for the colo
MES. Mr.. JOS Chamberlain, today ca
bled 70 the West Indian governments
that their militia viii not be required
for service N Ashanti. The dispatch
has caused feeling OF bitter disap-
polntment 10 the Jamaica contingent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21
landing cinnamon in MEXICO.

Fort Worth, Tex, July 21.-Reports
Of the border say hundreds Of China
men the being landed In the Republic OF
Mexico. and are making their way 20
the border in an effort 10 get into the
United States. II is said thousands OF
Cinnamon are coming 10 America TO es-
cape the war raging In the Chinese
empire
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21
LONDON STILL DOUBTS.
"o. see Why Washington officials
Credit Conger Message.

crs5su.l'A' July I.-The unreserved
m,ss,Se given 20 Minister Conrer =
tim. oy oinc.als az Washington con-
M J, 70 occasion surprise IN London
san. .s.hce Of any date and the an.
p" acknowledgement Of receipt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21
To Seize II lungs ship.

Shanghai, Friday July 20-The Brit
ish cruiser Bonaventure left Woo sung
etarly this morning, IL Is reported, 10
seize the Au Ping with Ii Hung Chang
on board. A trlumphal arch erected
IN Ii Hung Chang's honor has been or
dered by the council 10 be removed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21
Roberls AttaeLs MIddIeburg.

London. July 2l.-A special dispatch
from Capetown. dated today. says
Lord Roberts has attacked Middle
burS IN force. and a big battle Is In
progress. President Kruger is With the
burghers, directing the defense
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21
ALL REPRESENTATIVES, SAFE.

1892. He was made first lieutenant
September i6. 1887, and assigned 70 the
Fifth infantry. but later was trans
ferred TO the Nlntht, and was with that
regiment IN he Philippines when It was
ordered TO China
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21
JUDICIAL PRIMARIES.
Where Republicans win Announce
Their Choice on Monday,

The announcement has been made OF
the list of PLACES f1r the holding o. pri-
5oarI.s flr tha Republican judicial con-
Vertion .n tHe city as follows First
rrarIDgt annex Eighth ward meeting.
bous.. second precinct. sixth ward
meeting house third precinct Ply
month church. Fourth precinct Tag
CARTS hau. Filth precinct annex
Eleventh ward meeting house. The
prImsr.es WITH open next Monday eyen'
.n.-.L . .-.-l-N-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21
Cy serious street Car Accident6

Niles. o.. July 2L-Forty people were
Injured by street ear jumping the
frsrk 40 Mineral Ridge and turning
Ir.r The most seriously injured are:
Howell Williams, may die.
Watkn Williams. internally injured
win Newly. Of Niles.
John Ryan. OF Niles.
Sam shaw, OF Niles.
The cause Of the wreck has not DseA
determined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-21
The Mcclellan Arrives from Havana,

New York, July 2l.-The United
States transport Mcclellan, Captain
Nye. arrived this morning from Havana
with thirty-elght cabin passengers and
239 enlisted men Of the Eighth United
states infantry
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Franklin Austin, OF Austin,s ua
waiian Weekly, is very III al The
Queens Hospital.
Chief Expert Bowden, for the Inter
lsiand Telegraph Company, is expect
ed today on the Moana.
The annual meeting OF the HoroIu-
III cricket Club will be held at the
Arlington Hotel this evening
Harry Weihe and William Roth oar
RED on the honors in the fourth tonr-
nament for the Davis double cups mt
the California tennis courts recently
Among the kamaainas expected TODAY
on the Moana Is Cecil Brown. Special
Agent Hartwell and w. o. Smith are
announced as booked on the next vessel
for Honolulu
Everything is quiet at Heeia, so sav
Lieutenant Leslie and Patrolman KEEL
ly. who were sent to the plantation on
Monday. The officers have since re-
turned to the city.
George Patterson was I'm court vos-
terday morning asking that the forfeit
ure or his bail, on Monday. be set
aside He finally pleaded guilty to
selling liquor without a license and
was fined 5000.
The dog poisoner is reported 40 no
ing abroad in the dark hours of the
night scattering meat with deadly moi
sons in 1t. 1t is said that a number of
dead dogs were found in various parts
of the city yesterday morning.
Attorney Geo. A. Davis has been in
formed that the appeal of the twelve
seamen or the bark Inverness-shire
found guilty of refusal of duty by a
British naval court, has been referred
to the Board Of Trade.
It Is stated that Edward Poldtz is
sure OF success in regard to his mis-
sion to New York, supposed to be the
listing OF Hawaiian securities on that
Exchange. II is also rumored that
Pollitz had a big deal on when he
went East.
A couple Of tars appeared in court
yesterday morning considerably bat
tered up. Both had been out for
hack ride the night before with Kekai
driving. Near the depot the latter was
assaulted by the passengers, but they
were prevented from doing much
damage by other hackmen. Patrolman
Robert Parker, Jr., was also on hand
and the sailors soon got the worst of
the tussle. Both were fined and dis
charged.
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Doctors in a Collision

a man on wheel ran into a buggy
containing Drs. Hoffman, and lobe
yesterday near King street, or the doc
tors ran into the man. The medieos
held a consultation, and, deciding il
was not a case Of plague or even sus-
picious, drove on.
DR.. Hoffman, tried to avoid the col
lision by turning aside, which gave
the bicyclist the opportunity OF run
ming into the buggy's side, between the
wheels, and he did. The wheel was
broken, the man was bruised, and the
doctors were glad there were no brok-
en- bones to mend.
New attractions at the Orpheun to-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-25
'e have just received a small choice line of
Genuine Scotch Zephyrs.

cheap the
would of that which she would
look stylish in but that would stand the kind of laundering would
receive here
carefully of Printed Pure IRISH LINEN
LAWNS colorings tweveyard
lengths which about half the that they
American tariff
ladies or the durability OF Irish Linen
delightful cooness goods the
article that feel justified
woudno cheap article that would have
aside after the laundering trimmings these goods
complete choose Embroderes
kinds, CAMBRIA NAINSOOK SWISS EDGINGS IN
SERTONS Aovers description These all
imported by direct from Europe In bond.
Just received direct from the factories at Troy ~ " splendid
line GENTS colored neggee
shirts exercised the
and of the coored
exactng examination their
color doing satisfy that getting
but absolutely fast coors these Shirts and hope have
ceeded. the line OF FURNISHINGS
and UNDERWEAR
housekeepers who might
that SHEETS PILLOWCASES,
prices satisfactory
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FoclL SREVITIES'

!. tonight. ,roocy and see
|A.ng. tvpewriter is
bgr1'p7an,s.. ;. j.. Advertiser Of
basal, Co. report tickets . sd Tor
Ficl5oo,S, finely. Secure your
boiler can secure a
saga, ,s51iy.ns to H. Hackfeld &
s,s had experience In
W. 'lo ,, ain business is adver-
..o Automobile Co., Ltd,
special meeting on oe'
~ ,,v-ance's advertisement
n page There IS something
today e,,oor 70
.g a. ", o., transfers from April
'' 80. inclusive.
"a and fine black walnut,
p . O,1 furniture will be
|D- rani mex; Friday
,s.,oer each day" Read
C y,yre Mehrten Furniture
|i sen in this issue.
ID, NJ household furniture
, ',., of T. r. Keyworth, on
. yss a. 10 o'clock today
for Judge Dickey in
Kun Court of Honolulu
i,.orgbt together by Henry
s,-lr Co.. Ltd. announce
b,5Es will be closed to
gn .he 26,h to the goth Of
. Sslya
o, Waikiki road last
mr. r2-s,entsd by the presence
{,,9,men. placed there by .
0gn.
|.,rn5cks. something new,
m-ining position at viii,
5ay a. the Pacific Cycle &
5r. street.
hers Of the Amateur Or
III be- present at the special
I, evening at s o'clock In
3. A. hail.
g2 SPOT cash per thousand
au'9r Londres cigars or
S-.9n thereof. David Law
tort street.
Bugs. as prepared by Ho-
M. is o wonderful non-poi-
destroyer. VIII not soil
gcl.e fabrics.
he Eamaainas returned on
were Joe Lucas and wife
ben touring Europe and the
several months.
Peterson. Inspector Of Inn
las jus. made a complete
plantations on the Island
ysvt week he will visit
Coleman Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
town yesterday with some
bans Of the l. VI. G. a.
he hopes to be able TO get a
meeting Of the stockhold-
Ilgaiiln Dry Goods Asso-
be held on next Saturday
p Of considering the sale
g
Fellow propose 20 have a
tomorrow night at their
CELEBRATION. Those fortu-
20 be invited should be
O'clock.
five baseball games will
between the PunahOu and
"a teams during the next
The initial game Is called
< mex saturday afternoon
College
O'dHlp 0ejWten Judge Tart
lDD.na Commission and
S'ockar former Collector
Customs. Is quite startling.
flmres and general make
men could readily be mis-
ch other.
Oouses Of the National
have been fumigated.
repaired since their hard
the quarantine. and will
oruy to their owners.
men be regular. the regi-
ply drifting back into its
o. tle order. whether be-
lai lodges or visitors, who
,s'yed Invitations 10 the
entertainment on Thurs
April 26th, will be sup
Flng to W. c. Parke. ID. /
. 7. 7. Rodgers. secretary
Arrangements.
received by the Doric OF
q TIE very Rev. Mother
sll Of the sisterhood TO
s'ers Of 81. Andrews Pri-
are connected. The de-
a,el az Ascot Priory. Eng
-'yllced age. She was of
0e'ns a relative of Lord
icy Slys he will not call
Judge Wilcox will at
yofuon Of his work. and
y 70 al the civil cases of
vglFI and such criminal
Ilse Wilcox sees At to
D.n' His Office will be
Nay LIST. '''' EAecu-
own person or persors
!. ~ y. ine Bergstrom Music
-. O.ler night. The rear
az. 7. game Of glass, and the
IT, y 7, I, ~ place was part
~ n, ..l lsct that two large
y wa. Usat against the door
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New attractions at the orpheum to-
night.
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tG says he will not call
Judge Wilcox will at
| portion Of his work. and
70 al the civil cases of
.glrI and such criminal
t1dse Wilcox sees IA to
| am His Office will he
Nay lst. ' HN''U-
own person or persons
~ .'o the Bergstrom Music
~, O.ner night. The rear
H. ~ pane Of glass, and the
Tss !. In place was part
M rae iact that two large
III wa. tsat against the door
. 4 s stopped the burglar in
y, gam admittance.
y anon s Brian Roberts Of
~ N n, Friday in the Con-
,s ~ montpelier. Vermont
,,l '.u gentlemen will en-,
N, 1 work under Bisbon
d. say s.ay here Canon Rob
rs,r Any warm friends.
.s,s3'g,llng his departure,
ANT trip aud heaps of
Ia ,s,' attached to a street
NJ ' ny. yesterday afternoon
A bro ,.atroi Of the driver
mn, 20. OF two before be-
ar, 'eam was hauling
tsSsl,,.' 9 e stumps away 2
;e.ao',. Episcopal church
,pj D -. street when tba
so,ssse, ' the animals free yie
nor wagon were
!, s ,y,s,r,leopiicon exhibition
Ian 'sG'ns in the seamep' !,
Men, American ll and Euro b :, :
D,ag,.g given, elicitIpg 90 ~ -
, ltIse Songs were . sn y,l,
a.iss,,u..I1 the club. M JprS
EneS, ' ga by the sailors T,Ti ~
y rs, SVEN for their bsn -
Frt 1rs' "a. working Of ' the
a,as' was a large a It nd