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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
LOCAL BRIEFS

THE FUNERAL of Thomas Elmer
Fisher, son of Or. and Mrs. r. ".
Fisher the four-yeaT-old boy who was
drowned Friday in Lambs canyon, will
be held this morning at 9 O'Clock from
the residence, 2l3 South Fifth East
street. IntsTment will be private.
years d well known resident of Salt
Lake. died in MentOne, Cal, on July g.
Mr.. Bingham was a native of Michigan.
He came to Salt Lake several years
ago and lived here until a year ago.
when he moved to California. The
burial was in Hillside cemetery at Red
lands, Car
THERE VIII be a public meeting tonight
at s o'clock at Temple B'nai Israel. at
at which an address viii be given by
Edward Tauszky.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
Idb KARK OF 5&A-AGUARAYTEE

IF you are girl you must be
looking for jewelry to go with
your pretty fluffy summer
gowns.
We specialize in that line Of
jewelry and have the newest
things, Inexpensive, but good
enough to carry our guarantee;
that takes away any risk.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
MILWAUKEE OUTLINES
PLAN OF EXTENSION

Pierre. s. D.. Jane 10.-The question
IF just what country viii be covered
oy the new extension OF the Milwaukee
inc west Of thc Missouri IN the north
ern part az the state IL shown IN the
official statement by the road as fol-
lows.
Beginning al a Eoint OF connection
with the main lire az said company as
nov constructed, Immediately west of
the Missouri river bridge, In the coun-
" Of Dewey, state ri South Dakota.
and extending IN a south westerly d.
rection TO a crossing OF h Moreau
river. proceeding thence southeriy and
southwesterIy up the valley Of Virgin
creek to the plateau In township IL
north, range % east. thence i'm q west
erIy direction along or near the north
tine OF Armstrong county and said line
produced through the counties of Dew
ey. Armstrslg. Schnasse, Meade, and
Butte. 70 TIE west line of Butte coun-
ty. all In South Dakota, the estimated
length OF which line is approximately
2l5 miles.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
OFFICERS NAMED
FOR The MASONIC
GRAND POSITIONS
Grand Secretary Begins Serv-
ice of Sixteenth Term-Next
Meet at Pierre.

WatertowE. S. d., June 12.-With
nearly 1000 delegates IA attendance
upon the sessions OF the Grand Lodge
OF Masons and the Eastern Star, the
following officers were last evening
elected for the coming year:
Samuel A. Brown, OF Wilmot, grand
master; Samuel s. Lockhart. of Mil
bank, deputy grand master; Charles $.
Brockway, of Chamberlain, senior
grand warden: William j. Maxim, of
Terryville. junior grand warden: John
G, Bryan, of Mitchell, treasurer: George
A. Pettigrew, Of Sioux Falls. secretary,
reelected for his 10th term. Pierre
was chosen as the convention city for
1910.
The grand chapter OF the Eastern
star elected Anra A. Lumley, of Pierre,
worthy grand matron; Herbert >.
Fletcher, of WATERFOWL, worthy grand
patron. Alice Morse, OF Faulkton, as
sociate grand matron; DR.. canton, Of
Yankton, associate .rand patron; An
gle l.. Williamson, of Madison, grand
secretary. Fanny Cox. of Howard,
grand treasurer; Pearl Oschner, of
Kimball. grand conductress; Liman
Fike, of Castlewood, associate grand
conductress.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
BRAKEMAN LOSES BOTH
LEGS In COLLISION

Pierre. June George O'Conneli rs
the victim of a terrible accident which
happened here early Saturday morn
ing. O'Connel is a brakeman in the
employ Of the Northwestern railroad
1t appears that two engines We're
switching here in the yards and by
some confusion of signals, the two en-
giues met in collision. O'Cannel. who
was on the front of one OF the engines
was caught when the collision took
place and as a result both legs Of the
unfortunate man win have 10 be am
putated. O'Connel is a single man and
very popular here. A car load of
horses attached to one Of the engines
was wrecked and a number of the
horses killed, while others were severe
~ injured.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
SHOOTS MAN
FOR SPEEDING AUTO
Head Of Indianapolis Force
Wounds Prominent Attorney
for Failing to Obey Order.

Indiapaolis, Ind, fun 10.-In a motor
.ar chase led by Samuel Dowden, a
prominent attorney, who lives at the
University club, pursued by another
.ar containing Chief Of Police Metz
Eer. Captain of Detectives Asch and
Adelbert ADDISON, chief of police of
Oakland, Cal, Dowden was shot
through the knee last night.
Dowden's ear was slapped and the
police carried the injured mar TO q
physician. Chief Metzger said several
shots were fired, one by him at Dow
lens car, after the gong OF the police
,ar had been rung repeatedly and the
policemen had yelled at Dowde 10
stop. Dowden, they say, was going 80
niles an hour.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
GIRL WAS SORE
ALL over BODY
Sensational Statement in kauf-
mann Case Causes Demon
stration in Court.

F1andreau. 8. D.. June 10-In n trial
of Mrs. Emma Kaufman for the muir
der of her servant, Agnes Polreis. to-
day. q neighbor OF Mrs. Kaufmann's,
Mrs. Cordelia Udell. told of seeing the
girl stagger out back of the Kaufman
house within a week of her death
carrying a fun slop bucket.
The pail tipped over and twice Agnes
tried to get up the back steps by put
ting a hand on the side of the house.
Finally she succeeded In grasping the
knob of the back door and pulling her
self up. Mrs. Udell also told that on
days before the girl died she was in
the Kaufman house when she heard a
door latch upstairs rafting. Mr.. kauf-
mann asked what 1T was and Mrs.
Kaufman said: Suppose it's that
stupid" Then she heard the cry, Frau
Kaufman, Frau Kaufman Mrs.
Kaufman went upstairs and talked in
a loud voice and came down again when
the cries came, Frau Kaufman.
Mrs. Kaufman again went upstairs,
while Mrs. Udell left.
Another time. shortly before the girls
death, Mrs. Udell saw her run out the
back door and across the lawn, Mrs.
Kaufman came shortly after n
brought the girl back. walking right
behind her. while Agnes covered her
face with al apron.
The first demonstration during the
trial occurred this morning. when Miss
A. NJ. Hornburg, the nurse who attend-
ed the girl 1T the hospital, was asked
by Attorney Aikens, for the defense,
to describe the sores on the girls alb
domen. She upset his calculations by
answering: They did not know how
to bandage her, she was so sore all
over"
A futter of approval ran over the
court room and Attorney Aikens asked
the court 60 prevent demonstrations.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
DAY FOR
DAKOTA VOTERS
ON THE new LAWS
What Will Elector Do With
Seven Foot Ballot in Two
by Four Booth?

Pierre. s. D., June 10@The season
for referendum petitions closed Thurs
lay night. and the list of propositions
which the people will have to vote
upon at the next general election are
all in. The constitutional amendment
list includes six propositions, h prln-
2ipal one being that TO change the
method of taxation in several partlcu-
.ars; others are for equal Suffrage; au-
thorizing the Legislature to fix the sal
airy OF the attorney general, with an
$500 limitation; authorizing the leas-
ing of state school lands for agricul-
tural purposes; requiring the location
of any further state institutions to be
submitted 10 a vote Of the people; and
authorizing independent school dis
tricts TO increase their Indebtedness for
the purpose Of construction of build
lngs.
The law submitted through the ini-
tiative and referendum is the county
option law, which was carried through
under the provision OF the initiative.
The laws which come under the refer
endum alone are those providing a
method OF control of the state militia,
the electric light law, that gerry
wandering the state into congressional
districts, that abolishing h state
board OF embalmers, and the one au-
thoriZing the governor 10 remove
minor officials for cause after a hear
ing. This list must all be printed or
a ballot 10 inches in width and between
each of the different propositions pre-
sented there must be an inch OF blank
space. and this will make a ribbon fully
seven feet long. even in SINAI type.
The voter who gets hold of such a ball
OF, with all it's different propositions,
S likely TO get weary before he gets
Down to the last of the propositions,
and TO cut out the voting, unless he is
especially interested in some subject
further down the line.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
RURAL TELEPHONE COMPANY
HAS GROWN RAPIDLY

Ver1nillion. S. D., June 10.-The annual
meeting of the A. b. & E. Telephone
company was held at Alsen last Sat
urday afternoon. The following officers
were elected: President, ]. f. Johnson;
vice president, W. NJ. Hansen; treas
urer. c. II. Jacobson; secretary and
manager, A. s. Anderson. A dividend
of 6 per cent was declared on the cap
ital stock OF the company for the two
years ending June. 1908, and June, 1903.
During the eight years that this COM
pany has existed it has grown from one
toll line to "A rura lines, each with
10 to 20 parties on the line. The central
is in the Solomon Anderson residence
at Alsen and the expansion of the COM
pan continues, hence the light divi-
dends declared this year.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
RESIDENT OF PIERRE
MAY HAVE DROWNED

Pierre, S. D., June 10.-The failure of
F.. NJ. Boyer to return to his home on
Saturday night and Sunday, aroused
the suspicious of Mrs. Boyer. who came
from her home on an island in the Mis-
souri, river located directly opposite this
city, for help. A searching party was
Immediately formed and a thorough
search of the island made. On the river
bank were found an AK and other tools
used by Boyer in his work, but not a
trace of the man could be discovered.
AS Boyer is a man SO years of age it
is thought that a sudden Illness over
came him and he fell from the river
bank into the river, and the water being
unusually high and the current strong
at this time of the year, his body was
borne doWn the stream. No trace of the
body has been found. Boyer leaves a
wife and one child.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
WOMAN CAN RECOVER
FOR LOSS OF HAIR

Milwaukee, June 10.-That a woman
has a perfectly good cause for com
plant in an action for damages II she
loses her hair by reason Of the appli-
cation of chemicals, particularly so il
the solution is advertised as being a
hair restorer, was held by Judge j. ".
Quarles in the United States district
court.
Judge Quarles overruled the demur-
rer of a Fond du Lac drug company 10
the complaint of Mrs. NJ. L. Bowman,
to the effect that 1t did not state a suf-
ticient cause of action.
Mrs. Bowman, a travelling woman,
sued the drug company and also the st.
Louis manufacturer of the hair dye for
500. 900 damages for the loss of her
hair, caused, she afirms, by the appli-
cation OF hair stain purchased of the
drug company and manufactured by
the ST. Louis company.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
cENTERVILLE EXTENDS
WATERWORkS SYSTEM

Centerville, s. D.. June 1.-THE
school caucus nominated G.. j. John
son and n. p. Peterson for members of
the board Of education.
The city council at it's meeting Mon
day night voted to extend the water
mains and place additional hydrants in
the northeast section OF the city. When
this work is completed, every portion
of the city will have fire protection.
The 110-foot standpipe water system
has been used here about 10 years, and
has proven a splendid success. The
water Is pumped from a depth of 115
feet, two 6-inch wells furnishing plenty
of good water.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
ROADS MUST BUILD
CONNECTING TRACKS

Dell Rapids. S. D.. June 12.--P. w.
Dougherty, attorney for the state board
OF railroad commissioners, is in Huron,
where he will sue out a writ Of man.
damus TO compel the Northwestern and
Milwaukee & st Paul railroads TO
buile a connecting switch track at Red
field. They have declared that the con
nection Is needed by shippers.
However. the Northwestern company
objects 20 its construction and promises
TO resist as long as possible. The North
western says the track would cost So
$50. while the engineer for the commits
sioners says the expense would be ST.
$50. The real reason for the reluctance
OF the Northwestern, however. Is un-
derstood to be the practical monopoly
that company has had upon the bust
ncss of Redfield.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
HOLDEN SHOWS
GOVERNOR WHO
LIVES IN STATE
Population Of Iowa a Large:
Factor in the Greatness Of
South Dakota.

Brookings, S. d., June 9.-Proferco1,
Holden. Of the Iowa Sta;e Agfictil-
tural college, at Arnes, made q peril
nent retort TO Governor Vessey, whe
was extolling at the expense or WI
the great of South X
before the b.g aggregation OF farmers
and farmer lads who were here Ihufs'
day and Friday looking over the ag~
ricultural college.
Governor Vessey spoke of the great
of South Dakota, which We're
Just beginning TO be properly deVel-
oped, and aid that South Dakota was
or soon would be, greater n a Iowa
in all lines of agriculture.
Professor Holden followed the COVER
nor, and holding his hand before the
big outdoor audience on the college
campus, asked all who had ever nVedi
in or came from Iowa TO hold up thelr
hands. The great majority OF the au--
dience did SO.
mo wonder you have the greatest
state in the union" said the professor,
turning to the chief executive VINO nad'
expressed such pride in his state. Ills
point was made without further re-
mark.
After Governor Wesley had spoken
and Professor Holden had 50 neatly
turned his comparison of South Da-
kota and Iowa, the latter took UP an
advisory address to the farmers pres
emit. He scored severely the farmer
who sold his lands and retired to the
city to live.
Professor Holden urged TO-
take more interest in stock raising, ana
in making things more
about their farm homes and premises,
His plea was TO make the farm lie
more comfortable. OF the farmer VINO
sold his lands and moved to town the
Iowa professor said:
"Drudgery is the lot OF many farm-
ers. and especially many farmeis
wives. Drudgery is only labor with
out love or brains in it.
Many farmers move into town 70
die. and when they do it kills both the
farmer and the town. A retired FARMER
is a curse 70 the town or city III
which he lives. He is a hindrance TO
progress. The best thing he can do is
what he came there for-to die
Following the speeches INC bano
music. the crowds dispersed through
the agricultural college buildings. ex-
aiming with interest the displays OF
the years work. and the equipment OF
the rapidly growing state institution.
Later in the afternoon the
and boys were entertained by an ex-
habitation drill by the college battalion
of militia. and later to a sham battle,
which was creative Of intense interest
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
BOY KILLED
IN WRECKED BARN

Wagner, S. d., June 10.-Ia the wind
storm of Saturday night a young mar
by the name of Valentine. staying with
his uncle. w. d. Valentine, 10 miles
southeast of town, was killed by the
wrecking of the barn in which he had
taken shelter from the storm. His life
less body was dug out Of the chris
after the storm had passed. He was
about 10 years old.
On the farm Of William McKenna,
nearby. all OF the buildings except the
house were totally destroyed. and there
is much other damage to structures in
this part Of the country.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
INSTITUTE CONDUCTORS
ASSIGNED TO PLACES

Pierre, s.. D.. June Estate Superin-
tendent Ustrud has fixed the dates for
the county institutes for this year,
and assigned the conductors for the
different counties. The list Of 1ates
and conductors is: Aurora, August %
rs, M. M. Ramer; Beadle, June 10
July "a, c. III. French; Bon Homme,
August 23-September 5. +. c. PerSho;
Brookings, June 1G-July Z, A. A. Brig
ham; Brown, June 7-12, G.. w, Nash;
Brule, August 9-14, l.. A. stout Buff
falo. July 1916. l.. + Garfield. Butte,
bell. June I'LL, w. S. Given; Charles
Mix, August 2S-September 3, l.. f..
Garfield; Clark, June 21-July 2, ]. c..
Lindsey; Clay, May 31-June IL, T.. g.
Perisho: Codington. June 1925, l.. b.
Parsons: Custer, June 21-26, f. j..
Kelly; Dawson, July 26-August 6, l..
A. Stout; Day, June 21-July 2, w. A.
Thompson; Deuel., June 1895, w. 5.
Given; Douglas, August 23~2S, G. l..
Fi~llebrown; Edmunds, May 31-June 4,
w. a. Thompson; Fall River. June T.
IL, Nj. M. Ramer: Faux, May 21-June
4, J. Jones; Grant, June 21-2S, G.. w.
Nash; Gregory, - L. =. Cam
field; Hamiin, June 21-July 2, NJ. A.
Lange; Hand. June 7-l2, Bruce McVay;
Hanson, June 21-July 2, E.. u. Stivers;
Hughes, August 30-September a, M. M.
Rameri Hutchinson, August 2S-SeP-
TENDER 3, A.. w. Trettien: Hyde, May
3i-June s, Bruce McNay: Jerauld, June
2l-Juiy 2, M. M. Kramer; Kingsbury,
June 2S-July 2, f. G. Perisho; Lake,
June 2S-July 2, w. Heston; Lawrence,
March 29-April 2. Alexander Strachan:
Lincoln, August, $50. CT. w. Nash: Ly-
man, June 2i-July 3, III. X. Warren;
McCook, July 1890. A. "A. Mcdonald:
Mcpherson, July 1890, J.. Jones, jr.;
Marshall. July 1923. w. s. Given;
Meade, March 29-April 3, A. II. Bige-
low: Miner, July 1928. +. G. Perisho;
Minnehaha, August 1921, A. A. McDon-
aid: Moody. June 2S-July 3, w. $.
Given: Pennington, August 1921, w. S.
Given; Potter, June 7-1S. j. C. Lind
sey: Roberts, June 26-July 3. G. w.
Nash; Sanborn, June 7-lS, III. NJ. Best;
Sphinx. May 31-June 4. J.. w. Nc
Clintock; Stanley. July 1929, G. w.
Nash: Sullv, June 1920. NJ. A. Lange:
Turner, june tbs. r. ID. Stivers;
Union, June 14-26. r. C. Perisho; Wal
worth. May 81 June s. c.. III. Lugg;
Yankton. June 22-July 2. George III.
Scott; Harding. at Belle Fourche,
March 29-April1 3. A.. FL. Bigelow; Per-
kins. June 1919, G. l.. Ffllebrown. The
Grant county institute will be con
tinued in the four weeks summeF
school at Milbank, in connection with
Roberts county, commencing June rs.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
sssey. South Dakota.
c. Shallenberuer, Neb.
HEATHER WINS BOAT
RACE FROM NEW YORK
TO ISLAND OF BERMUDA

Hamilton, Bermuda, June 10.-Heath-
er, owned by Richmond lowering, is
h winner Of the motor boat contest
from New York TO this port. She
crossed the finish line at 1913 a. m. to-
day, the first of the four boats to come
in. Tbs race was for the Bermuda
challenge cup and a cash prize of ST.
600,
The boats got away from New York
last Saturday. Strong winds and high
seas prevailed throughout. The time
allowances of the other three boats ex-
pired before they reached the line.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
MURDERER OF o M
FOUND IN BASEMENT

Cincinnati. Ohio, June l0..-Harvey
Donnelly, the Fort Thomas soldier. who
snot and killed Alice Donneliy, at the
fort. two weeks ago, and who. II was
believed. drowned himself In the Ohio
river. after the shooting, was captured
In the basement OF n OF the buildings
at the forr today.
Donnelly shot the woman on the
evening OF May "a, when he walked
up In the guise OF q sentry, unsum-
nloned, and found her talking 10 q
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
COUNTY OFFICER AT
ELK POINT DIES

Elk Point, s. D.. June l2.-county
Auditor a. r. Munson died at his home
In this city Sunday. after a prolonged
Illness, and the funeral was held Tues
day.
He mas been in the service of the
county several years in a subordinate
capacity, and was elected auditor at the
last general election.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
SHALLENBERGER AND
VESSEY BOOST
FOR DRY FARMING

Billings, Mont, June 10.-Governor
Edwin l.. Norris, of Montana, president
OF the Dry Farming congress-. has re-
ceived assurances from a large num-
Der of the governors Of the western
states that they will cooperate with
him in making a success OF the fourth
Dry Farming congress-, whicn will be
held at Billings, Mont, October 1928,
1908, and the Second International EN-
position of Dry Farm Products, he
same place. October 1929. Already
10 governors have accepted the Mon
tana executives invitation to attend
the congress.
Among the governors who have
shown interest in the work of the Dry
Farming congress and expressed their
Endorsement of 1t in letters to Cover
nor Norris. are the following:
Governor r. S. Vessey, South Dakota.
II agree with you that scientific ag-
riculture and the conservation of mois-
ture means a great deal to the entire
northwest, especially to the western
part of our state. Anything / can do
to help this movement along win be
eheerfully DONE
Governor A. c. Shallenberger, Neb.
II trust that | may be able to at
tend in person the Dry Farming con
gress, at Billings, and, If not. I hope
TO be able 10 send some fitting repre-
sentative of our state. We certainly
are much interested I'm the movement"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
LIGHTNING DESTROYS
a FARM STRUCTURE

Bridgewater. S. D.. juno 9.-During
n sever electrical storm at an early
hour Sunday morning. the farm house Of
Henry Jannsen. five miles northwest
OF here. and occupied by VIM. Tammen
and family, tenants. was struck by
lightning and totally destroyed. to-
gether with n portion OF the contents,
~entailing a loss estimated at 81, 900.
Several members of the family were
so badly stunned by the shock that
It was necessary 10 carry them from
the burning building. Considerable
hail accompanied the storm. infictlng
but slight damage.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
ANOTHER cLoUD5URST
VISITS THE HILLS

Rapid city. S. D.. June lot is re-
ported that several persons were
drowned at Underwood, s. d., yester-
day after the town had been flooded
by a cloudburst.
Much damage was done to property.
ON count Of numerous washouts
the section is almost cut off from
railroad communication.
The Northwestern railroad tracks al
Whitewood are flooded.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
BURIES MAN AS HER
HUSBAND, BUT FINDS
HIM ALIVE LATER

Watertown. ". Y. June 10-On
May 4 j. NJ. Kellar disappeared
from this city, and later q note,
purpcrting 10 have been written
by him. in which IL was stated
that he was about to kill HIM
self, was found on a bridge over
the Black river In this city.
Ten days ago a body found in
the river was declared by Mrs.
: Kellar 10 be that OF her missing
husband and vas buried BY her.
Now she has discovered her
husband working on a farm
near Chaumont. He disclaimed
any knowledge of the note and
said he went away TO look for
work.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-18
c%ELERRATE VICTORIES.

showed interest this morning in the
departure OF a number of bicyclists
carrying special messages from the
mayor OF this city TO the municipalities
OF Milan and Paris, containing con-
g~ratulations on the Seth anniversary OF
the successful conclusion of the war OF
1859. when France and Italy were vic
torious over Austria. The streets of
the city ire filed with people. who
gave the riders an enthusiastic sendon.