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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-17

WA NTE D-.AGENTS FOR THE
w great Confederate Naval War His
tory, "Recollcctions Of a Naval Life. In
Guiding the Cruises OF the c. S. S. Sum
ter and Alabama" by Captain. John
Mcintosh" Kcll. executive officer on both
ships. A general agent wanted for each
town In the state. Sells on sight. TIE
NEALE CO., Publishers. Washington.
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DO YOU GETaUP
WITHA LAME BACK :
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads tho news /, i, ].
papers Is sure TO know of the yonde,f,,

cures made by Dr..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
i Is the great mcdl.
caltrlulnph Of the nine
tcenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research BY
Dr.. Kilmer, the emil
nent kidney and blad-
u
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Giants Timely Batting.

NEW YORK. July lS-New York de-
feated Brooklyn in the eighth inning BY
timely batting. The locals played better
ball to-day than: did the Brooklyns a
marrlrg feature Of the game WIS dis
graceful row between the Brooklyn plny-
crs and the umpire. Kelley. was put out
OF the game. and ADahlcn became so
abusive In his talk that Swartwood would
have given him n thrashIng but for the
Intervention OF The players. Score:
brooklyn .....3 % ] 20 0 0 / o-S Ii :
New York 40 o. 01eo3 -. 8 .
Earned runs. Brooklyn !; New York q
Batteries, kitsoh and Farrell; Carrick and
Warner. Umpire. Swartwood. Time. 2:oS.
Attendance. 1000.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YEsTERpAH's GAMES.
Boston S. Philadelphia l. "
Pittsburgh 7,'Chicago g. 'ir.
:. @ ~ New York I, Brpoklyu
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ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS
1'se State of IVES, Virginia, Ohio County,
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West
Virginia, July Rules. 1909. =, s.,5I,l'5
Elizabeth J. Stein and her husband Jacob
Stein. Jr.. Samuel S. Warden and Mary
MhiteTrs. Joseph S. Warden and Emma
The object OF this suit and proceeding
y 10 try an appeal from an order OF tho
County Clerk OF Ohio county, prohating a
certain writing bearing dale Tho llth OF
May, 1880. OF Martha ]. Gordon, deceased,
and TO have said paper declared hottie DO
the Will OF Martha ]. Gordon. 5g., ~ =
In said cause mt these Rules, that tho
defendant. JOS, s. Warden Il, not n resi-
dent OF the State OF West Virginia, and
no not having been served with process
IN said suit, on motion OF the petitioners
BY their counsel. this order OF publication
" entered against him. and It IL orricred
mat the said defendants, above named, DO
and he Is required to appear within ono
month after the date OF tho flrst. publ.
cation OF this order and do what Is neccs.
sarS to protect his interests. II ~ FUR
thcr ordered that this order he published
una posted Ms required by law, '.Il. = l'ESi.f
Witness: c. II. Hcnning. Clerk 81 our
said Court. Mt the Court, House OF ,said
county, this 81 day OF July. 1900, to.wit,
July Rules, 1900 c. II. HENNiNG,
Published the FIRST time July 81, 100
Attest: c. IL. HESNlNl. : :, (
RonT, WHITE AND i. S. JoRpAN IT,
Attorneys for Petitioners u
jua-tu
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IINHE GRASS IS GROWING Avn
l. LAWN Mowers need Sharpening, I1rin.'
them TO the Wheeling Scale Works az
cISh hlnGs s ny ana We Will call for tcm.
rive the best satisfaction and work sone
promptly. 1888 Market street, y u nu1''
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To.DAY's GAMES.

Wheeling ut New Castle.
. Fort Wayne mt Youngstown.
Mansfield NJ C0lumbiiH.
, n Toledo ut Dayton
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.T SUFFERED for months from sore
throat. Eclectrc OIL cured mo In
twcnty-four hours" NJ. 8. Glst, Hawcs-
VILE, Ky-2, o.astt. rt <
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American League.

At Detroit. f1 RIFE
Detroit .......o / 9 10 1870 IS ii )
Milwaukee 30 0 l 0 20 l5o-i 9 4
AT Buffalo. RHE
Buffalo .........oO1oO1ol0o01-ii5 :
Minneapolis 40 OO0lo.002000-3 . 2
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No. s6o0 Main street, rooms. .a....tt..S :8 20
NO. $50 Main street. 2 rooms. ..-....-. IS 90
rooms on Second street, Martins
Ferry, Ohio ..,.....s.... 100
2-chair barber shop, with fixtures
= complete and bath room. 1916 Main,-
/ street, SO
Stable, east end Of Nineteenth street.
No. 335 Main street. rooms first y
hoor observation-disclosures lo!Oo
No. 112l Eoff street, rooms...,....... II 90
Building on alley In rear of Germanla
Half Dollar Bank Power can be. p
furnished for light manufacturing
II desired. i5-.7 ~
No. 1872 Market street, first floor. ~
No. 30 Sixteenth street, large cellar. 10e>
FOR SALE. r NJ
Store room and five rooms, brick
building. a good location, with IN -
old established trade, for.........-..s2,SS
No. ESQ Main street, a full lot. cor
ner Twenty-sixth and Main STREETS. $500
Lot on South Front street:...;::..........f 100
No. 80 Main street.. .....................2.5O 200
No. Az Main sreet..... ,............. $500
Corner lot on Fifteenth street. sa
No. 60 North Front $500
No. &C Seventeenth street..............27 700
No. l4S Eighteenth street................ 1000
Lot east end Nineteenth street.. 60 :.
feet front. ...............:....-...... 900
Lot In Belyedere additlon.............., l25
No. % Sixteenth street, store room
aud 10 rooms. 'f',t Z - On
No. 26?S Main street win be sold cheap Il, a
II sold within tho nextilo days. 4,
t4lsJAMESsA. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector, - Notary
Public and Pension Agent. No 1872
Main Y rect
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LEGAL NOTICES S.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION ,2zs
Ths State of West Virginia, Ohio County.
N the Circuit Court of o6fo County
West Virginia, July Rules 1900.
Albert P. Stewart il+s's
Luther Stewart
Charles w. Stewart, In Chanccry.
Edwin NJ. Stewart, gsFl - Fz 80
William F. Stewart, l....5 ~
and Mary Woodcock. Y
The object OF the above entitled suit Is
10 have the farm of which William Stew
art died. selzed, and which is hereafter
more particularly described. part,tioned
among the parties complainant and de-
PENDANT herein, II the same is susceptible
OF partition. and II It be not susceptible
OF PORTION. or II 1t be 10 tho best In
sell the same. then II Is proposed 10 make
sale of the said farm ana divide. the pro-
ceeds among the said parties complainant
and defendant. ~ Elif Z,
or sold is the snme that was devised 10
the parties hereto by their father, William
Stewart, of Stewards Landing. Ohio. and
Is situated In Richland district. in the
scribed as follows: z4
Beginning n. the gate, post. thence n GO
degrees w: 81 and 6-lo poles; Themes N.
q degrees. w. Sc poles: thence S. S and V
u'blSSS,l W IVi slHu --lV pOltS, WIFI NOW
ton Shannor's: line; thence S. is and q de-
gfees w. 10 poles with Geo Eagleson; thence
$. 81 and y degrees. +. q and Clio poles,
Z. ~ 9-le poles tbclng the division line be-
tween a. q. Boone and Oft H.. .Boone):
thence S. 20 degrees. E. 70 5-l0 poles:
thence n. 33i degrees. Il. to the cato
!, post Mt the beginning corner. contain
Ing slXty-nlnc (69) acres, two te) rods and
q poles. The above tract or hand Is pnrt
OF tract OF land devised by Hamilton
Boone, and Is situated between the forks
OF Short Creek, Ohio county. West; Vir-
sinia. III ,i,..,s e-
And 1t appearing from m affidavit flied
IN said cause ut these rules, that the deten-
dantS-Luther Stewart, Charles WI Stew
art. Edwin Nj. Stewart, William. f Stew
nrt-are not residents OF the State OF
West Virginia., and they not having been
served with process In said suit. on mo-
tion OF thc'plaintifl, by his attorneys, this
order OF publication Is entered against
them, and 1t Ia ordered that the said do
PENDANTS above named be and are re-
qaircd 10 appear within one month after
The date OF the first publication of this
tcct their interests. II III further ordered
that, th hts order be published and posted
. Witness: C. II. IIennIhg.' Clerk nf our
said Court, at the Court House OF said
county. this I'd day OF July. 1900. to-wit.
July Rules 1900 c. ii. HENNlNG,
Published the first time July 81. 1900.
Attcst:'sis c. H. HENSiNG. Clerk
HOWARD & fIANDLI\N., Ii
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1liS-tu II
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

Z YEsTERDAY's GAMES.
Now Castle Wheeling o. 5lt
.,,s.- Fort WayneJ8. Youngstown @.
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REAL ESTATE.
Real Estate Bulletin.

VI 49,
S ~ FOR RENT Now IS ,35.
fine office room. most desirable ynnd
cheap In Masonic Temple. including Light.
heat and junltor service 4 II & 5!S57
) rooms, 2ll0 Jacob strect.s ~ ~ y II & I.
l store room. 2Oli Main street Sara
Al FOR SALE. Il n! - ;ssss
! building lot. Park View, 50xl50. ~,
ZIG building lots In Elm Grove, from $50
upwards. ia.l 81 -,
building sites, Pleasant Valley. $500
to $3.50 u piece. E.5y !,,1st
Ia grocery business. with postofflce and
real estate. National road and'',. railroad
station: fine chance for someone's $50
s ] building lot on Lind street, $500
Money on real estate at any ume at
and per cent. per annum.
c. A. SCHAEFERt g CO.,
vi Telephone ST.. 80: Z
WhcelIng.fS - W., Va
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TRAVEL

III URoPEAN TOUR "A PARTY. OF
III SIX wanted to sail In August. Terms
reasonable. Write for itinerary. Refer
ence given and required. Conducted by
MISS COVER. Winchester. Va jy"r
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Mr.. Carl; Linden. chief architect OF the
Pnbst Brewing Company, has been In the
city during the pnst'iiew days supcrln-
tending the construction of n so sixteen
building. He says there Is a likelihood
that a roof gardentwillt be placed on this
building next spring. Mr., Linden suys
tile company has the matter under :ad.
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BOWLING.


Scores last night in the Mozart Park
tournament Mcrc Ms fnllnws.
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1t Is rumorcd about town that the Ben
wood. Steel and Iron Company would
shortly begin the erection OF II modern
tory that. has lain idle during the pnst
eight years. II Is. claimed that q body
OF men were on the grounds making sur
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CYCLING.

$e@@ege9@o@So5 e@ 2 =, !: 90
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION. ~
Tbs State of West Virginia, Ohio County.
IN the Circuit Court of o6io County
West Virginia, July Rules 1900.
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c. A. SCHAEFER g. CO.,
.,,,..FOR# RENT..,..F

Telephone SIT. 100; Z /:
WhcelIng.fS, -, ,W., Va, !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-27
STATE TEACHERS
IN SESSION.
One Meeting Held Last Night and
Two More Today
ADDRESSES AND DISCUSSION
Program for this Evening About one
Hundred and Seyenty-hve Ped
agogucs la Attendance.

The initial session Of the seventh an
nual session OF the UtahState Teachers
association was held In the Assembly
hall last night The attendance was not
large though the meeting was earnest
ana profitable. The room was artisu-
cally decorated. The national colors
and palms and Towering plants being
much In evidence.
Best Bros, quartet rendered the OPEN
ing musial selection and Dr. padeu Of
iercd the Invocation. while President
Van Colt introduced Mr. B. S. Young
Of salt Lake, who extended a cordial
welcome 20 the visitors lie spoke as a
member Of the board OF education. for
and in behalf of the city teachers, and
also a citizen He likewise paid a
tribute 10 the memory OF the late Dr.
John Il, Park and enlOgzed the calling
of teacher.
Mrs. William lglehart who was 10
have delivered an address Of welcome
was detained at home by sickness. and
an excellent paper prepared by her was
read by Mr. h. T.. Shepard. After which
responses We're made By George Chris
Jensen. superintendent Of tie Sgupete
county schools. Mr.. Nat NJ Brigham
here sang "Bendemeres Stream and
President Van Colt delivered the clos
ing address OF the evening. Mir. Alfred
Best sang My RedeemeT and My
Lord after which the convention took
a recess until 8 o'clock this morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-27

VIM NJ Stewart Of the University Of
Utah discussed Manual Training
IN The grammar department Mrs J.
NJ, Bishop, OF Ogden, lead IN the discus.
sion Of the following program.
Aims ana Methods Of History Teach.
ing 10 What Extent Is the Speer idea
NJ Arithmetic Applicable TO Grammar
Schools?
Quite a number Of the teachers be-
came much interested In these subjects
ana Joined In the consideration OF them.
The secondary department carried out
the following exercises, Prof. Geo A..
Eaton, principal OF salt Lake High
school Leading:
The Use and Abuse Of Athletics.
Which is Preferable. the Successive
Recitation Plan or the Intermittent?
should the High School Commencement
be Abolished Should there be Uni
form High School Diploma?
number OF the other teachers pres
ent also took a hand IN the discussion
or the various phases OF the subjects
mentioned, with profit 20 all
The primary and grammar DEPART
ments seemed 10 draw by far the great-
est number Of the teachers
The sessions adjourned about ( p. m.
20 meet again this evening at o'clock,
In the Assembly hail, when Prof VIM.
o. krohn Pm. D., OF Chicago. will lee
turn ON Practical child study and It's
results Good music win also be
feature Of the occasion. Public invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-27
W. II. smyth shot.

indianapolis, Ind, Dec, 27.-Wm. II.
smythe. grand secretary Of the Masonic
order Of Indiana, was shot and probably
fatally wounded at noon today in his
Office in the Masonic temple In this city.
The shooting is a mystery Mr.. Smythe
said a blonde woman had entered his
Office and asked permission TO use tbs
phone. He was busy and told her he
could not be bothered. without further
words she leveled a revolver at him and
fired three times. The police reached
the scene only few minutes after the
tragedy, but no trace Of the woman was
found. Mr.. Smythe was discovered by
Lewis A. Coleman an attorney, The
wounded man was lying on the floor In
a pool Of blood. Coleman called the po-
lice. Smythe's son says he cannot
imagine who fred the shots An eXam-
inatlon revealed that three shots had
been fired Three bullets were removed
from the wounded mans head. Mem
bers OF the Smythe family scout the
idea OF suicide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-27
Gen, CoIviIIe Refuses to Resign
When War Office Requires It,
NEW REGIME IN PAIL MALL.
Decision Of Lord Land sdowne ana
Lord Wolseley 20 be Reversed
In South Africa Gases.

London, Dec, 27.-The war Office has
begun the promised reform OF the army
in a sensational maner. IT has demand
ed the resignation Of Mai Gen. Sir
Henry Colvllle. commanding an IN
fantry brigade at Gibraltar. and recent
~ commanding the ninth division Of
the South Africa field force,
Gen. Colville refuses to resign, and Is
now on his way to England The news
IS all the more startling as the question
OF Gen. Colville's responsibility for the
yeomanry disaster at Lindlay last May
was fully Investigated by the authorl-
ties when Gen. Colyille returned from
South Africa last summer. After the
inquiry Gen. Colvile was reinstated
in his command at Gibraltar In Sep
TENDER last.
The attitude Of the war office indi-
Gates that a new regime In Pail Mall
will reverse the decisions Of Lord
Landsdowne and Lord Wolseley in re-
gard 70 some Of the recent commanders
I'm South Africa. Gen. Covlle, like
Gen. Methuen, has always been a great
social parsonage in London and a
prominent club man. He has had
most distinguished military career; has
been repeatedly mentioned in dis
patches and Is Familiarity known as
"Ogders," He Is also known as an
author, and on the occasion Of his
marriage created a sensation by going
on his honeymoon In balloon.
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with her husband, who has had the
custody Of the child since their separa-
ton last summer Mrs. Miller was all
lowed TO see the boy once day Yes
terday afternoon the child was taken
TO the hotel by his goyerness. Mrs. NIL
Ter called a carriage. The governess OBJ
lected to having the boy leave her side,
as she had been warned that an at
tempt TO kIdnap might De made. Mrs.
Miller said she was only going out for
a drive, but the girl Insisted on going
along. The carriage was ordered 10 be
driven 90 the Union station. The gov
erness sprang out and telephoned the
father Of the child 20 come 20 the sta
ton. The detectives and other search
ers were unable TO find any trace o. the
cabman George Senour. until carly this
morning when he was found al his
home. lie said he was ordered 20 drive
20 the Massachusetts, avenue station
after going 10 the Union station At
Massachusetts avenue Mrs Miller
seemed Co change her mind and ordered
him TO 60 on 20 BrlghtVood AZ this
station, Il was asCertained that the
train which Mrs. Miller had counted on
taking had left SeuOur left her at 2ith
street contracting with a livery mas To
take her % Lawrence The clue fur
nished by SenJur enabled the officers 20
trace the woman
Mrs Miller left Lawrence early today
on the odstbound train presumably for
New York Before leaving she an.
nounced that she would bring suit for
possession Of the boy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-27
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Old and New Boards Meet Today and
Visit County Buildings.

The outgoing commissioners Of Salt
Lake county and the commissioners
who come into office on January 9TH
next, with the exception Of Mr.. Harker,
the commlssioner-elect who was called
to Wyoming last evening on business
met at the city and county building at
1890 am today All the county portion
Of the building was visited. and its con-
dltion inspected. All the party have
familiar acquaintance with the build
ing The county jail was next visited.
In the course OF the visit the party
chatted about county business, ques-
lions We're asked and replied to, and de-
sired information from the old board
was given 20 the new officials. The
whole meeting was OF a most pleasant
and courteous character.
The organization OF the new board
has not been determined as yet. The
retiring board will hold two more meet
ings, one on Monday next, Dec. 81, and
one later in the week. to close up busi-
ness.
The various county officers are fixing
up their reports. 10 present them 10 the
county commissioners at the meeting
next Monday.
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Afternoon Session.

This afternoon the convention met IN
department meetings IN the Salt Lake
city High school building. The good
attendance Of the mornings session was
manifested IN these gatherings also,
Through a misunderstanding or some
other cause. Mrs. Ida Smoot Dusen'
berry. OF Provo. leader Of the kinder
garten department, was not present 10
take charge and In consequence, most
OF the teachers OF this cass assembled
IN the other departments 20 hear the
discussions there scheduled TO take
place
The Primary department convened
with Mrs. Lillian II. Cannon, Of Provo,
presiding. She read a meritortous pa
per on "The training OF the motor ac.
tivlty OF children" after which Prof.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-27
ELDER BARRATTS FUNERAL
Many Friends Attend the Impressive
Services This Afternoon.

The funeral services Of Samuel Bar
raft, the young man whose sad death
was announced In last evenings
News" were held at the family resi-
dence. corner Of North and West Tenn
pie streets this afternoon. The resi-
dence was filled 70 overlooking by the
many friends " the deceased ana nu-
merUus floral emblems and word trib-
utes emphasized the respect in which
he was held.
The services were under the direction
OF the ward Bishopric represented by
Couusior +. S. Tingey. The opening
prayer was offered by Apostle Lund and
the speakers We're: Elders ELIAS $.
Woodruff. Charles b. Felt. Apostles
John W. Taylor, John Henry Smith.
President Joseph +. Smith. President
Angus NJ. Cannon and Elder f. 5. TIM
gey The musical exercises were rem
dered by the Piper Whitney Spencer
Patrick quartet and were as follows:
Dear Refuge Of the Weary" ooh Love
Divine, Not Dead but Sleepeth."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-27

n. Louis, Dec 27--The directors OF
the California Improvement company.
Col G. T.. Leighton 5, A. Bemis 5. w.
Fordyce, Charles Clark and X. c.
Kerens, at a meeting held here, adopted
a resolution authorizing the winding up
Of the affairs of the company. and the
transfer OF the property Of the Los An
geles Terminal Railroad company, all OF
the lands and belongings, TO the San
Pedro. Los Angeles and Salt Lake Rail-
road company. This action viii be rati-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-27
Russian Consul az Bombay.

81. Petersburg Dec. 27+-To occupy
the post Of first Russian consul at Bonn
bay. the government has appointed NJ
Klemm. for many years In the foreign
office service In Central Asia and latter
~ secretary Of the Russian political
agent al Bokhara.
Russia secured the right Of consular
representation at Bombay after long
and difficult negotiations. the British
government being slow TO admit that
the commercial interests 0f Russia
justified the departure. The real objec-
ton. naturally. was fear that the con-
suate would serve FOR political instead
OF commercial purposes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-27
smashed a Nude PIctnrc.

Wichita, Kan. Dec. 27-Mrs, Carrie
Nation. president of the Barbar coun-
~ W. c. 7. L., entered the Carey hotel
bar room, and with a stone, smashed
5000 painting Of Cleopatra at her
bath. and mirror valued at 800. She
is under arrest. but no charge has yet
been made. She appealed 10 Governor
Stanley, who is I'm the city, and he re-
fused TO act In any way She broke
mirrors at Kiowa, Kan, IN two saloons
some months ago. She declares there is
no law under which she can be prose-
cuted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-27
A Doctor Murdered.

New York, Dec. 27-Dr. Ulysses
Higgins Brown, an oculist Of Syracuse,
y. Y, was found dead today IN an area
way IN West Forty-ffth street. The
police say death may have resulted
from sandbagging or strangulation, and
think # is a possible case Of murder
and robbery. Dr. Brown, who Is 40
years Of age, was regarded as a very
skilful operator and was frequently
called to this city and other places to
assist local nractitiOners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-27
CHINA OBJECTS TO THE TERMS.
Emperor is Opposed to Reducing the laku Forts and Allowing
Permanent eUation iuards-Thnks the Latter Could be
Made Large Enough to Menace The Chinese Court

also 10 allowing permanent legation
guards. which Il seems to think could
be made sufficiently large at any time
II was desired to menace the court IT.
self.
After the conference II was decided 10
hold further communication win the
court before seeing the ministers