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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-09
StMm ON Der 0olifiite.
y iel 9 6aoen erurIa a6.t. :
Seine Men 6enleben
nerIorpn


Seine Meni6enlebe
Oerloren.
NeD rleans, 9. Sept. Der
Sturm, pel6er Nep Orleans in Der
0a6t gum Samltas beimlu6te, bat
Selesrapben. uno Selepbonor1bte na6
alien 8i9unsen bin Ssrriiien. Nen-
Ibenleben fno ni9t oerloren seaansen,
bod Der sroBere She'll 9ouilianas bat
ben Sturm, Der pom itdrtften &egen be-
sleitst mar, seipIrt. 0iel S6aoen lit
ueruria6t peroen. Sie 9ouispiae &
gtalbuias giisnbabulinis 1T bei9doist
poroen uno Die 3Ise batten itunben-
lanse Ysrlpdtunsen. Sie St. @atbe=
rine Briide bat ltarte 8el6doi9un9en
erbalten. Ginise bunoert 6us Der
eiisnbabnseleiie lino untsripiilt poroen.
Wiami, Sla., 9. Sept. Ser
Ortan, wel9er uber Samaica uno 9uba
sefest mar, battle Die Suite slorioas am
Weittmo6 errei9t. Ser @ino erreibte
iteaenpeils cine 8sl9pinoisteit BON
100 Weilen Die Stunoe. Wan be-
fardtst, oaB Die Manni9aft Don 5mei
Sdiffen untersssansen lit, unsefdbr 80
MeiIen pOn bier. 5elesrapbenpfOiten
puroen umseriHen unb 9rdbte serriiien
uno oieier SbeiI JIorioas mar pom
Mittmoh bis geitern 9ladt BON Der
aubenpelt abseidloFen. Die beioen
S9iffe babeit S9iffbru9 eriitten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-09
9(mslaitb Sepefdbe,t
2lus Oeutlhlano.
Sine britiid)e llnperi6Gmtbeit
eritem Gamses.
Serid)ieoemes aus Dem Oenti6en
&ei6e.
2lus Oeutlblano.

miruns oes 6elomarl6alls 2Oro &oberts,
morin oieier Die Ginoerleibuna oes
Sransuaals ms britiide Siioafrita
oetretirt, miro bier aa9emein ais bril-
tiibe llnperl66mtbeit eriten &an9es
uno slei65eitis als cine wirtunsslOie
6aree ertldrt, pirtun9slos 10 lan9e Die
Wtd6te ni6t Die ginuerleibuns oes
5ranspaals in Die &aptolonie anerten=
men. 90 lan9e oies ni9t 9el9eben III,
lino Die 9urenitaaten polterre6tlib un=
abbdn9ig. &oherts' YrOtlamatiOn be-
Smede weiter ni6ts, ais oaB er unbea6=
tet i'm Sransuaal Den 0enter ipieIen
tonne. Sas Sranspaal babe aber Der
9Selt ben SeWeis Der boben Stufe, auf
DER es in intellettueller un0 mOralilber
0inlibt ltebt, oaour6 9eliefert, oaB Die
Sbuleinri6MngeH uno oas S9uIWeien
Der 8urentaaten auf Der 4Sariler 9Selt=
ausltsllung Swei erite YreiIe oauOn9e-
tra9en baben.
Sas &aiIerpaar ltattete Der Sunll=
ausltellunS einen 3weiltinoi9en Selu6
ab. 9Sdbreno oeIlelben mar, OHenbar
um etwaisen 9lttentatsperiuben pOrSu=
beu9en, ole Ausitellun9 hir oas 9rOBe
Yublitum 9el6Iohen.
9ie fran3olil6en Off3iere, wel6e
an ben &ailermanooern tbeilnebmen
weroen, lino: Bri9aoe9eneral Iltibal,
Oberitlieutenant Splpelter uno Mtaior
ebaSelles.
Ser Saiier bat oem &ommanoanten
oes oeuti6en 9el6waoers in Oltalien,
Sice=aomiral Ssnoemann, Den Stern
gum &otben Aoleroroen 2. &lafie NIT
gi6enlaub uno S6wertern uerlisben.
9SGbreno cine uerpittpete 6rau
0rOB, cine ameritanerin, Die bel Dem
Sausbeliber &entier Yeters in Berlin
5ur 0tietbe wObnte, Oitenoe belu6te,
muroe ibre 0obnun9 aus9epliinoeri.
Die 6rau itarb in Oftenoe uno na6
ibrem SOoe luuroen Die uerl6Wunoenen
8egenItdnoe uon Dem Sobne Der 6rau,
Der Elm Yerei9niB oss gisentbums
ieiner Wtutter beiaB, in Der 99obnuns
uOn Seters pOr9efunoen. Sic Verbaf=
tuns oes 9ebteren we9en Siebitabls
ltebt bepor.
gluf Der YerIammlune Der sioniiti=
l6en Sereine in 6rantfurl a. 90. bat
Or. 8i9aro @Ottbeil aus giem YOrt,
elm Sobn oes &abbinsrs Sr. @uitap
8ottbeil, einen Yortro9 iiber Die GU
tunft oes Suoentbums uno oes 3ionis=
mus 9ebalten.
Wtarcella Sembri6 unb ibr @atte
Or. Sten9el, Der betanntli6 als Sm=
preiario ieiner Satin funsirt, fteben
nit Der SirettiOn Der toni9li6en
Sdauipiele in Berlin mesen 9luffiib=
run9 zines italienii6en OperncDclus
i'm Ottober uno 9iooember in Dem frii=
beren Stroll l6en Sbeater in Inter
banolun9.
Die Wiener 9eniurbeb0roe bat Dem
5beater an Der Wien Die beabli6ti9te
gufibruns oes 8oltsitiides Ser blaue
So9en" oerboten, neil in oemlelben Die
berI6ti9ten parlamentarilben Reile=
reien i'm 6opler oes &ei6sratbs9ebdu-
oes CUR 9aritelluns sebra4t Weroen
lOllten.
Sn g8simar bat Die ameritanilbe
Yiolinuirtuolin arma Sentrab, Die
Satin oes oortisen &edtsanwalts
9offmann, pabreno ibr Wtann perreilt
mar, SelbltmOro besansen, inOem fe
ii6 nit einem &euOlper eridoB. Gbe-
Ii9e 3wiitisteiten iOllen Die 9eranlai-
Jung Su Der Shat seweien iein. Ser
Ntdo9enname pon 6rau Soffmann NOR
9artneB (uOn riidwdrts selelen Sen-
trab).
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-09

in oisier abli9t binoert. 9as miro
Defenders ais eine 9robuns sesen Die
Der. Staaten aufsefabt, ou eestsrs elm
sroBes Snterehe fir ben erpdbntsn
9afen an ben Gag lesen.
Gin Goitt oes 9inelii9en Raiiers be-
feblt Den @ice-ROni9en alles aui3ubie-
ten, um 6rieben gu srlansen uno oriidt
0ertrauen su 81 9uns @bans ans, Der
nit ben 6risoensunterbanoIunss be-
traut lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-09

= @r6Rte slastpabl bon S@mitt'
blmmeu unS 6loralarbeit fir
9raunu8eH @eburtsta8e, S@lmRs
feierli4feitem, umb aaSere frSbs
ti@e Grei8miffe, fotpie Seei0uete
Nlnmem fiir 0eerbisumsem.
8ertermamm Srps.,
241 @aila63niettS Q(be.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-09
0ln tambe Qeute.

Cine rei6e Dame, 9ebeilt BON ibrer
Saubbeit uno Dem Sauien i'm Ropfe
I our9 Or. 9i6OllOn's tiinitli9e ear
Drums" CAB $4,000 fir ieine Nm
|7oLf, oamit Saube, Die mittellos iino, (,
he irsi erbalten tOnnen. slorehe
3 c The Nicholson Institute,
Eight Ave., New York.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-09
Z Saufe zines Rrisssf9iffss.

Gan Graneiseo, 9. Sept. =
Der neue Safen @onitor pWpOmins"
muroe beute i'm 8eiiein elmer sreBen
3uidauermense setauft uno pom Stapel
selalien. SRI. Sraness 8. Warrsn aus
Wpomins ponsos bic Saufe.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
OTHER GERMAN LINES PROFIT.
ICA LINES HAVE MANY DEMANDS
FOR PASSAGE.

None Of the property OF the Holland-America Line
vas damaged by the HobokeT fire. that
OF the Hamburg-American Line but the hre vastly
increased the immediate business OF both lines AT
the Office Of the HoIIand-America Line scores OF
kilograms and letters were received yesterday max
ing appca ton for suites. staterooms and bert hs
or the Potsdan which arrived yesterday and will
sail Saturday. The Potsdam is new ship. and
has accormoda tions for 2S7 saloon passengers and
go second cabin passengers
We could fill the Potsdam II she twice as
big said General Passenger Agent Nyland.
Among the passengers who arrived on the Pots
dam Yesterday was Chief Engineer Schumacher, Of
the Hamburg firm OF Blohm & Voss. who built the
Porsdam and Main.
Mr. Myer Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line, said
that the Kaiser FrieGrlch's list was nllec before
the fire, and that yesterday the company had been
compelled 10 decline more than two hundred apph-
cations for aCcommOda IiOns on her. and also on
the PhRniCia. which sails on saturday
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
BIG KAISER READY TO SAIL.
SLIGHT DAMAGE DONE BY THE FIRE-sOME
OF HER PASSENGERS

To-day 10 a. m the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
will sail for Europe. Captain Peter c: Petre. chief
of ne stea amboat inspectors. has examined the
vessel. and he says that she is in m condition 10
make the voyage A ht.ie scorched paint and 4
slightly damaged Hfeboa1 that has been replaced
all she suffered by the nre.
Captain H EngeIbarth Of the ship, yesterday
gave out a statement. He expressed his gratitude
for the safety OF his vessel and praises the crew.
whose members did S much her Most OF
have already appeared. he says, and he
hopes the others viii soon report
Among he- passengers viii be Levi P. Morton
Mrs. Morton and the Misses Morton Mrs. Elliott
F. Shepard Mrs. L. Fabhrt Garrett 2. Serviss. Mr
and Mrs G II Shaw OF Boston Professor s. s.
Sanford. of Bridgeport. Conn; Mr. and Mrs. g
Wlttenberg. OF New York, Mrs. Cortlandt r. Bish-
op OF Lenox; Walter Phelps Dodge and Guy Phelps
Dodge Dr r. n. Fitz. OF Boston, Lieutenant
Thomas " Fitch, OF Pittsburg. Theodore F Heen-
an. Of Philadelphia; Colonel and Mrs 2 NJ. Knox,
Of tht- city. Professor =. kaergen. Mr. and Mrs
John l. Mitchell OF Milwaukee; Eames MacNeag
MRS Franklin MacFeagh Of Chicago, Mrs. William
Arncs. OF Providence Z. Flathe and Lieutenant
Jean Holdek. L s A.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
POLICEMAN IN DRTTERLESS CAB.
.'cAEBY' DIsCREETLY SLIPS FROM SEAT wHILE
BOUND FOR POLICE STATION

.-cABBY'' DIsCREETLY SLIPS FROM SEAT wHILE
BOUND FOR POLICE STATION
c. 5 Richards a contracting agent OF No IS
Broadway. called the attention OF Policeman
Moore. OF the West Forty-sevenJh-st station. 70 a
crowd Forty-sixth-st. and Broadway. last night.
saying that cabman abusing Ms horse
Moore found cab No. Las brown horse IN
charge OF a cabman. whom Moore put under ar
rest He told the cabmsn 20 drive the West
Forty-seventh-sJ station and he and Richards got
into the cab
The horse started OF, bur a. Forty-s@venth-st-
the crowd laughing something and shout
ing Listening. Moore and Richards heard them
Look the COP and the fellow in the driverIess
cab"
Moore quickly Jumped out and found that ths
horse had been running along without driver.
the "cabby' having discrsetly taken himself OF
FOR parts unknown.
Moore then drove 20 the station Thomas r.
DuTy a livery stable keeper OF No. 3ls West Forty
third-st. said he owned the horse, and thai Phlip
Colly of No. 355 West FOrty-third-sL-, owned tha
cab and harness and had borrowed the horse
Dufry allowed 20 take cab and horse away
Detective Myhan was sent out TO ind the cahman-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
RIVERSIDE YACHT CLUB ANNUAL RACES.

Under the charge o. its Race Committee com
posed OF Charles ?. Tower. chairman. F 5 Do
renus and Edwin Binney. the Riverside Yacht Club
OF Riverside. Conn viii hold irs twelfth annual
regatta on Saturday The entry list is already
large one The races Will be open 70 the yachts
OF all recognized clubs. ard viii Dc sailed under
the rules OF the Long Island Sound Association
Commodore George 6. Tyson offers cup FOR the
Newport seventies and IL is hoped that az least
Two OF them-the Aineola. owned by August Bel
mont and the Yankee owned by Harry Payne
Whitney and Herman B. Duryea-wiII compete The
Rainbow and the Virginia are having their canvas
TeCut. and may not bs ready in time. There vii
also De races for schOonsrs and for sIoops and
cutters OF all classes The special 30-fooIers vii
compete, also the -fOOt racsabOuts. and AL classes
OF yawls and catbOatS will Dc provided for Entries
will De received 0y the chairman OF the Race Co
mlJUee az No 2 Park Row. this city. tha
clubhouse, az Riverside. up 70 noon on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
ASSAULTED NAN MAY DIE.
MYSTERY IN WHAT MAY PROVE TO BE
MURDER CASE.

Two young men, holding between them another
man Of heavy build whose face was covered with
blood walked into the accident ward Of Roosevelt
Hospital last night and told the physicians that
the injured man had been assaulted with clubs and
bottles The man nearly unconscious and IN
able speak
DR.. Funk took charge OF the and proceeded
TO attend his wounds While he doing this
the who brought the injured into the
hospital disappeared The injuries 10 the
sisted OF five scalp wounds and a fractured skull
II is believed ne will die.
The police OF the West Forty-seventh-st. station
were informed and Detectives Lyons and Hammer
started find the
The injured man is about thirty-hve years old,
five feet eight inches tall. build light COM
pexion, has brown hair and HZht brown mustache
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
ADDITIONAL DEATH LIST.
IDENTIFIED.

liDEN IltIED.
BARROW August. body No. IS James H o'DonnsIrs
sARTEIs,, Henry. fireman. body No 81; o.DOn
BIENFN Ernest died in Christ Hospital Jersey City
sunday Ho7man's Morgue Holoken.
BoRgIARD. - steward. saale found yesterday
BURCKNER Max steward saale body No Is: o'Don-
BUSCH, officer, ssae body No. ie o'Donnelrs Morgue
'oRoIS foansna stsyardess saae body recovered
DEsCHER, Fritz, baker saale, body No. % oDonnens
EILERs Frsd cook. saale, body No IS; oDonnel's
EE 5ssae NJ a2s 6s5s: Fys=: d52s8. H2sSsen long
GAHRE. Carl second engineer. saae body No :. O. Don
GERHARnT. Felix fireman Main, body No is. o'Don-
GINkzN John. fireman. saals BODY No. J: o'Donnelr,
GREsEE august. musician saale Body No. % o'Don-
JANTzEN. Frederick e machinst Of No 2o4 Riyer-st.
ars I e fegaq y f psvodsy R rep6re a 9 %
KARs9oRF 4aolph. zs.a5d. ssale: found in river yes
EL2EI F5-R Paul zuengZ-0ns years old butcher ssse
a !2s H@ b. 65592 s45s Old steward S'''
F2 6aa S ss 3 6o g? 70 % g. 6B5hh.. Maggie Ma9as'a"
LENoNsIETK Paul steward. saaIe: body No Sc
IEFFLER. -- bsrkeeper. saale. body No d o'Don-
LIPPGEs. wInism. steward ssale. body No. l. o'Dou-
LoEMMAT, NJ: BODY No. p c, Donnelrs niorsue
MAGNCs, -. coal passer saale body No 70. o'Don-
PAILA: - machtnts,. saale: body No $ o'Don-
No :. o-noGneirs - MorsTs gTs's
SMo5E I, assistant donkeynaan. saale BODY No as.
. 5a oDan6eils ''ii5I1I Ho5Fue steward SS7's ' NO.
5s3 NJ NS2n52f obnes norgas rsa' DID, fireman Saa
TUIMAR. Adolph Main bodv recovered SATURDAY.: Hof-
voH PFUND. Leo Dody No 2e o-Donnelrs Moreue
5oeB d dock % JsTsT se Sa3 3 92dT fs soP
"ALL.5R , John enEtneer ssals body No a. oDon-
wALRAvE John. carpenter on saaIe
WOLF. julius BODY Nc Is O'DounelTs Morgus
"L Il Aqsqs t5TTT2uF ysss old Tsred d TSd %
65rs9e Wsabai-5n T5i5''''' SA2'7 0'''
"M 4 D9Ras aa kn2Tn T5-sas as coal 'ass saae BODY No
-. Peter. coal Dasser. sssIe body No. Il. o'Don-
UNIDENTIFIED.
]. H. o'DoNNELL's MORGUE, HOBoKEN.
Twenty-seven unidentified bodies
HOFFMAN's MORGUE. HOBoKEN.
Bodies Of three men found yesterday.
ON THE sAALE.
-Four bodies found YESTERDAY
ADDITIONAL LIST OF MISSING.
BBEER william storekeeper on the Bremen
BENEKE. Henry foTty-one years old, of Nc go Web
CHILDS. Charles N rUenty-seven years old, 16o
West One-hUndred-and-r nty-third-st. New-York
CORDS. Lena, tweuJy-nine years old. Of No IS West
NIneJy-sxth-s1.. NAV-y
HABsLOTT, Bernard forty old, carpenter.
HOFF. William forty-three years River
Hlboken.
KAPTA Bertha. twenty-three years old II Kingslaud-
ave. Brooklyn
KUHN. Annie years old Kingsand-ave Brooklyn.
MALoDA. T j., carpenter on the saale.
MARSMANN, John, fifty years old. Ighterran, OF No.
ll& LivinEEton-st-, Brooklyn
REHM, Theodore, sixteen years Old, steward Bremen
s4LTZ. Fritz forry-two wears old Of sos clinton
Hohokeu
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
FOR THE sEAwAHHAKA C7-P

The trial races in which a representative yacht
will be chosen TO 90 70 Montreal 70 make good the
challenge OF the White Bear Yacht Club for ths
Seavanhaka Cup began yesterday on the club
courses AT White Bear Lake MINI They viii be
continued every DAY this week The anaI races for
the challenge trophy vii be sailed Lake ST
Louis August 3. and 8. and. II necessary. sub
sequent days Five boats have been built By eaC \
club interested in the contest for trial races
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
PLANS OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERs.

Crawford & Floyd. touristE agents. who had ar
ranged for the transportation TO southampton o.
+bree hundred Christian Endeavorers on the Main
90 Nvs hundred on the Bremen announced last
night the arrangements they had made for the
massage OF both parties other steamers
The saaIe 10 have taken on her quota OF
~7-i-.a- E-,deavorers at Boston and the Main at
NeU,-York but both were chartered 70 touch al
southampton TO land them. OF those who were 10
have gone on the Main one hundred and nfty nAd
arranged for tour Of Europe after the Christian
Endeavor convention at Edinoqrgn An arrange s S
-1e1c was made with Vice-Presdent wright o. me
a 1Tnsrican Line for this party 10 SAL on me NeW-
YORK from New-York on July IL Inc reInalndeF
~ those who were TO have been ABOARD the MAN
U-u1 he accommodated by steamers sailing from
Boston -, .,a Scale
N-e9--York and Maryland people. OF 17ein me
aa-sarreT Phsfn sister Of the Main, has oeen Sc
crred The vessel 70 have sailed IFotn BAT oaIs
,-C~s on Julv ~ order 70 acconlIno1et Lue
avs hundred Christian Epdeavorers Us Iaclit+es %
E-,Il have 10 be enlarged and the work WIZ AK
- ~ three devs The Rhein Will sail as soon ah
sbe is ready and notice will be given those W. ~.
hs ye had passage booked Iof them vi NJ
shin VIII sail from Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
n1.Nn1NG To REBUILD PIERS.

?. said in Hoboken yesterday that .hs .NoIlh
- - lovd srearnship Company intended 70 re-
1 he piers on the site DESTROYED by the Ilrs a.
oulD l.9 L,-ob+ no definite plans have been ae-
once zat5 the company intends 10 rebuild
c.'e" ~ tr,isr 10 the pier known as fleI
5a5eI ga Which DESTROYED ! BWa5 w 5aS said yesfer
year 20 % Si1 oIsns on this head were H-N
10 'natured for pubhcato
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
n.ncr At RREMEN PIER AFIRE.

The barge Captain Lang, laoen win
=. Sc yesterday afternoon about o'clock at
+hs r2repeu pier. Hoboken. The rug Henry HoehT
C-snrain Ambrose W. James, reached her nFs' al zno
tegsr "a pour water the burning oales ! ne
rues Matte Hawley, and Wesfehester ahu ~
bohI @ a F5rie Basin On the way tne nre We p. r
an IiftIe damage was done e.. ne az slinarin-
Lighter Van Wee was on board al the time the
J,roke
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
AT THE BELLEVUE MoRGUE.
IDENTIFICATION OF SEVERAL BODIES-A
STORY OF HEROJsM TOLD BY
ONE TDENTIFIER

Body No al the New-York Morgue was iden-
tfded yesterday that Of August Weller. thirty
four years old. married. who lived IN Bremen
hsven Germany He was boss machinist on The
saaIe The Identification was made by Wilhelm
scbermefster the first electrician Of the Saale-
sohermeister's story Of the nre was thrilling
one II puts Weller. the man whose body was iden-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
COMING OF THE CADET GIRL"
ON HER WAY HERE, BUT THERE SEEMS TO BE
NO HOME OPEN FOR HER

The coming OF The Cadet Girl" was the sub
iect Of conversation the roof gardens last night
II said that the play. the players the scenery
and Mr.. Chamberlain. It's manager. had left Bos-
last night for this city Nobody. however
knew the reasons for this move on the part OF Mr.
Chamberlain especially since performances
have been given by the company in Boston, and no
theatre In New-York Is known 70 De willing TO
stage the play.
The Casino would be the natural home Of The
Cadet Girl but The Rounders'' Is now on the
boards of this theatre and promises TO stay there
for some time II was said by some that Wal
lacks would reopen for The Cadet Girl" but the
managers OF this playhouse say It has been closed
for the summer
CRY IL. ad-gR cnrw shrd etao shrd emf htrtr
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB CRUISE

Riverside, Conn. Saturday for the annual club
cruise. which Is 10 last week The feet viii %
IN charge OF Commodore Banks ard sailing orders
will issue from flagship. noOuer Water
Wirch- There will bs races from port port
the days Of the
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
TWO REGATTAs CANCELLED

Thomas L Scovtl, secretary OF The American
Yacht Club. OF Milton Point. Rive. y Y gives
notice that the annual regatta OF thar club. which
announced for TODAY )the date assigned BY tha
Yacht Racing Association OF Long Island Souudls
Will not be held this year
The annual regatta or the Stanford Yacht Club,
which scheduled for to-day. VIII - sailed
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
INDIAN HARROR CIRCI1T RAcE

On Thursday the circuit race Of the Indian Har-
Dor Yacht Club Will be started 12d5- In addition
10 the contests already announced. there Will
prizes for SO-fOot cats 2-foOt ca Din and
open soOps. 25-fOOt cabin and open Catboats. Is
foot soops and catbOa-s 2-5OOt open sloOps and
open cat boats and for the Sea ~anhska knockabOut
class
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
PENATAoUrT CoRINTHIAN YACHT CLUB
REGATTA

The spring club regatta OF the Penaraquir CORN
THAN Yacht Club Viu De started to-morrov
,. The Race Committee in charge Il composed
OF Richard A Bachia. chairman Richard W Baln-
bridge, Eugene LentlhOn, CaT.etOn z Brewster
and Regis s. Post
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
MARINE AND FIELD CLUB RACES.

a special regatta Of The Marine and Field Club
Is scheduled for tomorrow Tae club course is %
Gravesend Bay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

In the District Court, Probate Dlvls-
ION. in and Tor salt Lake
Ca,rtv state of Utah. In
Inc matter OF the Estate and Guar
dianshlp of Clara G.. kimball an insane
and incompetent person. Notice
THE petiUon of H.rum Kimball. inc
guardian Of the person and the estate
~ clara e. Kimball an insane ana in
competent person. FOR confirmation Of
saio al me- following described real es-
tate to.,yu. Lot thirteen O3) 20 elgh-
teen 19. both inclusive and lots
t,ysntv-tbTca gD 90 thirty 800, both
inchisive Of block one Cd, Of KIM
bairs subdivsIon OF block fourteen
dp. plat &C." salt Lake city survey
and lots nine t9l TO ntty-tWo w, poth
inclusive. and lots one Cd 20 IouI HI
both inclusive of block TWO l-) OF MINI
balls said subdivision OF saw plock
fourteen 04). for the sum of SOU ANA
uuon the following terms. to-WlC Oush
ON confirmation as appears from the
return Of sale. fled IN this Court mas
been set for hearing on saturday tne
18Th day of October, A. j. 1900. az 9'oO
o'clock a M. az the county court
House. in the Court Room Of said Court
In Salt Lake City, Salt Lake county
Utah. ,,.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed. this lst DAY
Of October A, d. 1900. ..
DAVID @. DUNBAR.
fsest, Clerk.
By ALBERT J. Scare,
Deputy Clerk.
w. c. Hall Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
WHAT HIS PUPIL SAYS
Professor j, s Pugh, Of Littleton, NJ
G., Writes,
Prot Mcnamara, the Magnetic Healer
Has Met with Success Elsewhere as
well ~ In Salt Lake city.

Litueton. n. c., Au- %, 1900.
take pleasure In stating that have
received instructions under Prof. J. w.
Mcnamara In Magnetic and Hydro
pathetic healing. and | deem the inlor-
nation and knowledge obtained Of in
calculable value to me. ! would not be
without the knowledge Of the God given
power. as taught by him for twenty
times the cost Of ID. His instructions In
this wonderful science Is so complete
and go simple that anyone of ordinary
intelligence can understand them.
can cheerfully recommend j. w. Nc
Namaras course OF instruction to all
who seek such knowledge for the good
Of mankind and the elevation Of hui
mainly, for every father and mother
ought 20 know and understand this
wonderful science. feel as though !
cannot sav enough In appreciation OF
the knowledge OF the law as ne eX-
plains 10: II should be known from pole
10 pole. because he makes il so simple.
/ cannot say too much In behalf Of his
teaching His course on healing con-
corning the science OF the soul Is far
more than he claims for H. May God
bless him In his good work 20 Instruct
those who arc striving TO live a higher,
holler. grander life. With best wishes
for your success in spreading the truths
OF this great science, l remain yours
]. S. PUGH. B. s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
NorICr Io CONrRACTORs.

Office Of the Board Of Public Works,
Salt Lake City, october End, l9yV'-
Sealed proposals will be received az thls
office until 2 pm. saturday OCTOBER
9Th. 1900 for the grading OF Thirteenth
East Street from South Temple 20 tlrst
south Street. Plans and specifications
can be obtained upon application az the
Office OF the Board OF Public Works or
city Engineer The right Is reserved 10
reject any and an bids. BY order OF the
Board Of Public Works.
JOHN E. DOOLY, Chairman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
THE SUGAR PLANTS.
Springyille Starts Today and Bing'
ham Junction on the l0th.

Manager cutler Of the Utah Sugar
company ran up to The city on Monday
evening. Ne reports that everything SIS
running smoothly at Lchi, about 1000
bass OF sugar being turned out daily.
The plant at springyllle was 10 start up
today and the one at Bingham juno
ton on the 10th. There had been some
complication concerning the water sup
ply for the latter plant but an diih-
ou.ties were now removed and the
Plant Will be running by The date
named The output of sugar wlil then
be- materially Increased
Messrs. W. s. Mccormick and Hober
j Grant OF the executive committee NJ
thp Sugar company, spent Monday
lO.0ling through the Lchi plant, they
say the changes wrought are simply
marvellous. and are enthusiastic over
the condition OF the factory in general