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Show t r VIEWS. FOSTERS COALVILLE TIMES AmmsUoi tL liable. BnhHng Am Matter-- , t HawnU A NEW London, July 7. The statements of the Washington correspondent of ihe' Daily Chronicle to the effect that correspondence ia about to be submitted to congress regarding the Behring sea matters which will cause resentment In Great Britain, charging bad faith In carrying .out the terms on the awardj etc,, are discredited here in diplomatic circles. Previous to the jubilee celebrations. United States Ambassador Hay gave the Marquia of Salisbury a strong presentation of the case from the standpoint of the United States, but it ia added, throughout the entire correspondence there waa nf.lh Ing to offend Great Britain, and there has been no communication' on the subject since the jubilee. It is understood the Canadian premier, Sir Wilfred Laurier, has conferred with the British goverment on the seal question. The interests of tau-adare opposed to restrictions being placed on sealing, and aa Great Britain is now cultivating the good will of her celonies, this policy may render it more difficult for the United States to secure an agreement on the subject. SENSATION. I Wu rndM-ft- r Buystty Ly Joseph THEODORE HI Cos Hnn MINING DURRANT,. NOTES. laalm Itaeif Intn Confnalun. of l iter A new mill ia In operation at Austla San Francisco, July 5. The Durrani Nevada. murder cane has resolved itself into A new UTAH mill la no routs t COALVILLE, a state of such confusion that it will State Line. require the combined efforts of the The Mammoth mill resumed opera state and the United States supreme UTAH NEWS. tions the 5 th. court to restore It to it proper legs The Mercur mine Is constructing tea condition. A.speclalfrow Washington to th It is rnmored that Governor BudJ-co- new leaching tanka The Susan mine at Tintie has ea Heraldssys McKinley will not be templates asking the state supreme present nt the Jubilee exercises, ns' he court for a writ of mandate to compel countered a body of very desirabl - bed hoped U be." the warden of San Quentin prison to ore. execute the sentence imposed upon The Union Piu-lflhen filed article The basin mines at Leadville wiE Theodore Durrani on J uly 9, the date soon be pumped out and the t incorporation in (tab a s etep todaily out under which the murderer was re- put increased to 2000 tons. ward reorganizing th system. The state treasury is richer by 82,5X). prieved. This ia out of the question, Tlie recent cave-i-n on the- - surface however, as the supreme court doe Mrs, Eudora T. CliamberS;wife of of the Niagara, at Mercur workings not meet again uutil the second week has been lion. JL C. Chambers died in Kim frsu overcome, ind the gold oret in July. While the state officials apeisco. Deceased ha been an invalid are again passing through the mill at home. "or years and the end wail not unexXj pear to be in a quandary, Durraut's at- the rate of about fifty tons a day. ( Inside the house the crush waa ter torneys insist that the appeal to the pccteil. A new gold discovery has been mad nhle. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain vain- - United States supreme court acts a a Three hundred dollars in rash prises near State I ine on the road to Desert to bar tried to edge their way to the foot ly any and all proceedings in the will be offered to wheelmen as an in of the stairs in order to receive the state courts pending the decision of Springs. The locality had been supdueemeot to enter the great bicycle posed to be outside the mineral belt, Prince and Princess of Wales. Hun the higher tribunal. tournament to be held at Hooka Hot as the formation is different. tired were unable to get in at nil, and week. Springs, daring-JubileA CLIlVER CROOK. The North Mountain mining con the Duke and Dochesa of York were The Oregon Short Line hs a force to make their exit by way of H Claim H Us Brother of s Lady Re- pany of Nevada is erecting a mill obliged A of men at work laying the foundation A t oon Lady which will soon start up. Tho mine the kitchen and the rear steps. The siding t Fort Dougins. by Japa. Knit, for the new depot at Farmington. It is showing up well and the season's B. C., July 7 The latest fiasco Is the talk of the town, and 4. One of the cleverest Vancouver, Bouton, July ia to be a structure tbat will reflect ran is expected to be a successful one. mail advices from Honolulu say that many hitter remarks are circulating in gentleman crooks in the country credit on the company, Miss Nellie West, an American Gordon Blair a has John C. Montgomery lias been apsticiety. waiting pub lady, was severely beaten by two Japanese Tlie old lories are delighted at what Uhed a signed statement, which will pointed receiver for the Basslek mine, Lynn Dearlng aged IS months, the marines from the Japanese warship they call Mr. Chamberlain's bad breed- be a great shock in society and mili Colorado, which is said to be worth adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dearlng', who live in Sugar House ward Napiwa one evening recently, while ing and want of taste, etc., and pre tary and naval circles throughout the oer $1,000,000, pending a decision is Salt Lake City, swallowed some con the litigation that is in progress trying to assist her brother who had diction! are made that the Prince and country. been aeVqpon by a number Of He for the first time discloses his centra ted lie and died from the effect. Princess of Wales will never again acthe ytle to tbe property, hia right ofthe Japanese nary. She cept their invitations. that Identity, announcing A Salt Lake man qnrreled with his 9 Captain J. R. De Lamar is en route name waa not Blair, but Lawrence P. was confined to her lied the next mornwife about the amount of yeast nco to Kalt Lake from Europe, to look aftei PHYSICIANS PUZZLED. Graham. He claims to be the son of ing and unable toappear against her essary to raise a batch of bread. As she the building of the mammoth mill at Commander Graham of the United in the pbllce court, where A LonsUas Dies From assailants ha with in him, disagreeing Golden Gate mine in Mercur. n For. persisted the Operation States nary, and own cousin of Admiformed by Himself. they were charged with assault and chastised her. The police justice ex will also take a look at his other pro battery. Feeling runs high over the Stockton, Cal.. July 6. Thomas ral Meade. His sister is said to be the next acted 120 for the in matter. A well known business man Holt., an inmate of the state hospital wife of a lieutenant stationed at Fort perties the West time the raise would be so great that Additions will be made to the Bullioknocked down three Xaniwa sailers on for the Insane, died from the effects of Douglas, Salt Lake City. lie has hobyeast would lie no comparison. n-Heck mill in Tintie to enable it tc nobbed with the street the following morning in an operation performed by himself in the Astora and VanderJL ft Adams orMoBUis-pas- ed Attempted SiKIU HU Daughter. handle vast hotly of low grade orej the bilts and from stole them. while the a a loft of lie on American barn blue the grounds, ne Los Angeles, July 8. W. 11. Person, consequence, through Farmington with a carload of in the mine. The prediction ia mad several (esses went labored and thefts. Jackets for under delusion the forgeries the had that he hunting ringbuffaloes, which he is taking 'east to formerly employed in the freight de- leaders that the mine will soon again resume of the who made the too much blood, and sharpened a case Schooners Collide. stock 'iTMaMK&chuMtt zoological gar- partment of the Santa Ie railway in assault. One Japanese the payment of dividends. on knife who was a made to incision an out brick, in pointed den. He will take with him two buf tbia city, hut lately nut of employSan Francisco, July 4. The steamei them a being guilty, waa so severely his groin and took out twenty-tw- o The Golden Eagle, a Nevada proper faloea from Antelope island, making ment, attempted to murder his Resolute, carrying sugar for the Calibeaten by them thatRls life depends indies of intestine in two piece 14 is peparing to market a lot of or and ten of those beasts he has on board. ty, then committed fornia refinery, ran into a scow daughter on the result of a delicate operation. and 8 inches long. He was discovered which it is claimed will run $75 to th domesticated and suicide. Before the are he the told schooner which cusA was deed, at anchor. They partially three hours later, having walked a dis- toms A Boys Body Crushed Dot of Khnpn. aeemed to aland the close confinement child of hi plan, and persuaded het on duty on the steamer ton in gold. There is said to be a Inspector five-foThe waa vein of the ore. San Francisco, July 7 Bertram Hill, tance of 300 yards unassisted. that she would lie able to see liet of the cars very well. Instantly killed and another man doctors man the under hospital put ia dead, if she took poi- the who of ton mother, a wounded. steamer The n A Hill, struck Channcey badly son ol Vance Hillman, the consignment of ore from with him. He made her drink Los Angeles architect, was the victim chloroform and performed the opera- the schooner's bow and the bowsprit the Gold Note Thomas and Annie Hillman of Mam son mine, Battle Mountain, tion of the ends left sewing together csrbolle acid and then drank pruaaie of a sensational balloon accident. In drove through the pilot house. sold in Salt Lake last was Ha had Nevada, moth, waa burned to death, by him, but peritonitis had set in and In the pilot house, Captain Comrlll week, which was of a better grad been playing with two little friends, acid himself. He had aent a letter to company with Miss Olney, daughter of the patient was beyond recovery. The master of the steamer, waa at the than named hla friend he of to went the BlairV park Ball, telling guardian, and during their absence to dinner ht usually goes to market. Assay deed, but the letter waa delivered toe near Oakland, to witness a hot air bal- physicians say it is the most remarka- wheel and Customs Inspector James A. Showed aa high as 8500 per ton ignited a roman candle from which hit case ble within their knowledge. and Plunkett stood beside him. The bowMr, Ball hurried to the room loon ascension by Charles Coni an of waist caught fire. A lady hearing hti late sprit struck Plunkett and drove him Newspaper Correspondent Excluded. acresms rushed out and smothered th of Person to find him gasping for hla the Acme Athletic club. The Salmon River district in Nevada last breath. The girt waa lakeit to the When he shot into the air, the child Havana, July 7.- - The exclusion ol through the wall into the engine is attracting considerable attention flames. A physician made the little hospital, and although her throat and cluhg to one of the guy ropes, and was American newspaper correspondents room hilling him instantly. from mining men. It is situated about boy comfortable, and gave hopes of hit tongue were burned by the acid, and carried aloft. The seronaut heard the from the Fourth of July celebrations Captain Comrell was severely Inrecovery, but be died about thirty she Buffered sixty miles north of Elko, and is a cop great agony, her life wax shouts of the people not to cut loose over which Consul General Lee presided jured. hours after the accident. per proposition. Some assays of picked saved. She told her father she did not his paraebuto nrid obeyed, not know- at the United States consulate is comTo Commemornfs 98. samples give startling results, whil Hon. J. C. Thoreson, of nyrura, Cache want to die, but took the acid because ing the reason. When a thousand or mented upon in local Spanish circles. San Francisco, July 4. A number ol the general results are said to be very county, has had more business with the thought she ought to obey him. more fret in the air, he heard the boys It is also remarked tbat no Spanish prominent Irishmen of this city have encouraging to surface work. Much the state land board than almost any erica and saw a cap come fluttering official was invited to be present, and decided to form an organization to be work will be done there this reason. man In the state, lie lately filed forty-seveThe licet la Detroit. down. He called, out to his unaeeu that the guest included no lUelnber of called the Centennial and Monument Friends of th district think it will riapplications to purchase school V. N. Lo companion to hold on and made every the Spanish conservative party. Detroit, Mich., July 4L the alma of which will be val Butte in a few years. association, lands in Cache county, amended fifty-nin- e thrup, to Russia, who was effort to save him, but In vain, for "A Minister Office. Bern 'an to it enable member and other IrishThe Chinese west of town are busV other ,, and withdrew- thirty I badly prostrated by the heat, la much moon the childs indy shot by him and kg nine. These, together with forty. Hires The list ot persons who Jiud was crushed out of shape when it Oakland, Cal., July 6. The Presby- men in this city and on the Pacific ly engaged in placer mining, says th filed by him tw tsuft, makes a total oiHn this city from Sunstroke end heat Struck the earth. ' terian ministers of Alameda eounty as- coast to aid the celebration to be held Tuscarora Times-Revieand we learn 149 caiwj before the sfiste bofird. ' He sembled at the Golden Gate chnrch to in Ireland next year in honor of the from a reliable source that they ar prostration it swelled to 13. One boj Kanvaa Crop! Buffer also filed six affidavit proving occu- was killed in a instaU one of their number as pastor, the patriots and the cause of 1798. A doing better than for many years. runaway caused by fire Kansas (Sty. Mo., July 7 The worst pancy of these land before the United work and a little frlr! wa after the installation sermon had monument will be erected, perhaps iu The country west of town has producbut fatallj suffered by Kansas crops rflur , Mates been preached ! c imi.ister refused to Dublin, to the memory of Wolf Tone ed millions in placer gold, yet no on surrey, and hit ameiments burned. Fifteen others were injured damage Ing the post week from hot winds has bike the covered the same ground. All of these m him. The and his loyal comrades, and it is de- ever heard of this country as a gold The adults who died been In the southwest from by fireworks. Great lev. James I u i .iimg land were occupied prior to 1896. lui was to have sired to give Irishmen in this city and field, as the Chinamen with the charfrom the sunstroke are! Conrad Stel Bend west and south. There is a strl; ecome pastor o lU- - ehureh, refused other countries a chance to contribute acteristic reticence of their race, mak State Treasurer Chipman has rnadt mle, aged 47; Mrs tVowalskl of port of country Marion and Dickthrough towards its erection. no mention of how well they are doing. the following Vcport of the receipt land, Mich.; Miss Catherine Orr, aged inson counties where the weather has to give S reason for hi action. HriS only by noticing the number Mrs. 90; and disbursement of the treasurer's Weber, aged 64; O. H. n been unusually dry and hot and corn Cable. Conveying Big Long Lost Sun Founil. and the vigor with which they Patrick offleefor the month of June: June col60; aged Cummings, has been damaged and some good auTelluride, Col., July 4. A seven-eighth- s Phoenix, Arlz., July 6 At Meza City, the work during the season prosecute lections, 911,781.08; balance on hand aged 61. thorities think severe damage has been Dr. L II. H. Hammond of St. Louis inch tramway cable, 13,200 The other three were young chil- done water is attainable, that one can that May SI, 1897, 984,927.55; total, 896, feet in west of Marlon. But found hia long lost son, known there everywhere length, weighing 17,000 pounds, 708,33.; State warrants paid, general dren. taking the state as a whole, the com as Harry Creelman, whom he had not waa conveyed to the Nellie mine in one judge. fund account, 930,857.83; balance on The Tribune, published at Nelson,' erop ia still in condition to yield more seen for eighteen years. The boy, it piece on the backs of 64 mules. The Evident, hand June SO, 1897, 905,850,51, Hal than last year, with reasonably favor- is said, waa Btolen by gypsies, at the train presented novel scene while B. C., says that mining men from th ancea in fund June 80, 1807: State disRaneevert, W. Va,, July 7. Some able weather in the next seven weeks. instigation of a rejected lover of hia passing through the main street of the Slocan say that the Payne is now the trict school fund account, 96.660.35 time ago the w ife of F.. 8. Shue wa Ihe wheat yield mother. . city, where it was stopped to be photo- great mine of the section. The Payne nearly everywhert genera fund account, 913,096.34; state found dead in her home. "A coroner's has exceeded expectations. graphed. To get the cable iu shape was the first location made in the Slo-ea- n Insinuation of Bad Faith. school fund account, 9935.75; state land jury rendered a verdict of death' from (or packing, it was unwound from the country, and its discovers knew so Knu-briNo l, rwwnt heart disease.' Neighbors were not fnnd account, 926,15197. London, July 7. It is asserted that large spool on the railroad car, and re- little regarding the ledge that they loi 7. Washington, July Smator Alli- jfficial correspondence is about to be coiled John Q. Packard, one of the sup satisfied, however, and the body wa. into 130 small coils of from there cated the claim across it instead of bu-if- f In of son, the anand charge her neck found to lie bill, in bintued to congress which includes to four feet in posed ly richest men of Utah, appeared Sxhumed, diameter, which were along it. Steve Hailey acquired nounced shortly liefo-the adjournsent by Secretary Sherman placed on mules nifie feet before the Salt Lake county board of broken. Shoe was indicted, convicted .patch i soon afterwards, worked it on The apart. and sentenced to the penitentiary for ment of the senate that ns no agree- to K bassador Hay, dated May 11, .for off for five years, and sold out last and cable was equalisation last week in response to lauded destinaat it long ment had been readied for a final vote mhmiaaton to Lord Salisbury, insinu-tb-i- g tion without accident. an order from the board for him to ap- life. The principal direct witness wa on fall, after a legalsquabble, to his partthe tariff he would ssk the bill, mother-in-lathat of Miur's lias been guilty of who that England ners for, it is said, $100,000. pear and show cause why liis personal testified The preBitten t y n Iet Collie. that her daughter's spirit had senate to remain in session at jight s i faith in carrying out the terms of sent A. W. McCune of Salt owners are property assessment should not be at least until the bill was reported tie laris seal nward. St. Louis, July 5. Mrs. Addie M. raised from nothing, at returned by Nme to her at a seance and said Shne from of Butte and Scott Lake, IV. L. the committee table to then, oatc bad killed her until recently state president McDonald of Iloge Johnson, her by neck. breaking to the assessor, 850,000, a figure fixed Rumor has$5,-000,00- 0 Fever. Spokane. This a of endurance, unAll other evidence was of the Missouri Women's Suffrage purely circum- less promises test by the board aa likely to be something of worth ore iu 5. sight. The San PacifU the Francisco, July opposition to the bill gives and a prominent member ofthe near the worth of the personal hold- stantial. Mail steamer Acapulso has arrived W. C. T. U. has The Black nills country is highly e way. gone to New York to ings ia this county. The board, put Mr. Allison's statement was made from Panama, flying the yellow flag, take the A xreemrnt KwhnL cited over the discovery of what seem tear pun hydrophobia cure. him through an inquisition intending after another futile effort to have a xnd is now in quarantine. During the A soar on her ear caused by the bite of to be an inexhaustible supply' of gold 7. Senator E. O. Wol London, July disolos to his Wealth; but Packard time fixed for the vote. Voyage up the coast four deaths oc- a pet"coUie has caused Mrs. Johnson in the mine that is known aa the Torml tal, and stopped the In- Witt of thn I nited States monetary was non-coi- n on board, one cablb passenger, some alarm, and she will take the curred The Tornado is located on Bald commission has arrived here r nado. from Fonr Hundred Indians Olehrute. quiries at the outset by claiming that Paris. He one mountain and it impossible to estimate passenger and two of the steerage treatment as a spent the day In making precaution. he is not a resident of Salt Lake counFort Duchesne, Utah, July 6. The even roughly the amount of gold which, crew, tke cause assigned being perty. That being the sworn statement arrangements for interviews with anniversary of the Fourth of July was nicious .fever. ' ' can be gotten out of it The ore now S.ooo British officials to lie held Xurrowly arafter Eicapu the of Parkard, he was permitted to desuitably and patriotically celebrated of New York, July 4. The x being mined is uniformly worth 930 a A Michigan Tilings Destroyed. part. Mr. Packard ia but one of a num- rival the other two members of the here. There waa a large attendance commission Andrew II. President StevenChurch, carrying ton. The mine rivhlg the greatest ber of rich men to whom the board of of citizens from distant points on the Manistee 'Mich., July 5. Lake Amt, barge son and General Charles Paine, 3000 persons, rsn into the steam gold finds, snch as the Granite Mounover The has sent a reservation. At least 400 Indians of equalization simjJar notices. senator village of nearly 1,000 inhabitants, tain and the nomestake. said it waa manifestly impro- thn Uintah and It is even has Wen practically destroyed by fire. yacht Golden Rod of the Hudson Yacht Halt Lake la lnejredng its police tribes Uncompahgre to discuss the results of the mis- were strike than the former, for there elub. Considerable bigger per was don damage No such attend- Mrs. Masters, aged 80, was burned to force to cope with the crowds who will participants. to the barge. The excursionists dis- is no prospect of its ever giving out, -but it is learned that. tentative ance of Indians at a flood there for the Jubilee. On the sion, patriotic celebra- Jeath while trying to rescue goods embarked been has in a panic, and several wer The discovery of a fissure vein vindireached with tion was ever known here. Sport oi from her dwelling. It ia feared that slightest pretense all human shapers agreement the and nature France, detail of which trampled upon. Many were injured cates a theory long held by old miner numerous kinds were indulged in by others have perished. The property will he pnt where they will bother no are that just such body of ore existed la but cone carefully guarded. seriously. loss is about 8100,000. soldiers, citizen and Indiana one until after the exercises are over. this vicinity. Dividend for Inaolvnnt Bank. Cnhlrf Iu Troublu. Tooele eounty sheared 100,000 sheep Election Fnnd nt Sb Lon la. Thou wd Mlum Btriku. Flftuua Han Reber, the Dixie ' mining manaWashington, July 8 Thecomptrollei Fort Scott, Kansas, July 4. Bank during the season, which produced St 7 The coal miners Louis, July 6. The grand jury the Mountain ger, Streator, nome (Ida.) says uly Ill,J of the has declared dividendi currency Cashier A. L. Chaplain of Pittsburg, crop of 650,000 of wool If that wool Bulletin, still entertains the idea of in favor of creditors of insolvent ns of the Streator district, with a total oi baa indicted the following persons for Kan., has been was spun and woven 'into-clo- th arrested by the federal by 13.000 men, have laid down their tools frauds committed In the Ninth precinct erecting cyanide works at his mines, hand labor it would give employment tionsl batiks as follows: Ten percent in authorities on complaint of the direc- In tvard the at it the recent Fourteenth to which case about 90 percent of the answer the of call the Nations the Northwestern National ' ol bank to every man and woman in Tooele city tors of the Manufacturers National school board election; ' association. The Streator ores could be saved and th indistrict Great refractory Falls, Mont.; 10 per cent," tht for a year or more. James Moran, C. F. Moeller, Thomas back of Pittsberg, charged with mis- mine put on a cludes the town of Streator, Kangtry, National big paying basis. bank Citizens, of Spokanf Governor Wells has appointed John F. Carey, Thomas F. Dunn, Charles H. appropriating $11,000 of its funds. H Two 100 per cent and Interest, Laaalle, Pern, Spring Valley, Pontiac, Falls, Coloradoans Wash.; who a year age waa arraigned before United State Henry Smith, C. E. Wantland, Ed. the Merchants William Rudds and Richthe National bank of Dev- Mononk, WenonA; Braldwood, Brace-vill- Shoemiller, Zelnora purchased Commissioner Mosher group of mine T C. and Richards, pleaded not Dignowity and W, D. il's Lake, S. D-- ; 7? Coal City, Toluca and numerous ard Carey, He was placed under 8iooo to at Bingham are well pleased with th per cent, the guilty. Johnson as delegates to the Gold Min National bank of Tacoma, smaller places, the Streator field being appear for bearing on July 10, which property and are now ready to market Two fc ing convention at Denver,, vice H. A. lVash.l lS he furnished. the largest l any, ytith upward ol tent to thdpasnd regular troop will Chaplain has just been from to thirty tons of good silvethe National cent, bank per Chicago to take part in the Loon a charge of forgery ix r-lead twenty Cohen, A. Uauaucr, A. F. HcIUeu and acquitted 3.000 men. ore Ore. a it Pendleton, monument gan day. Anew whim and ceremonies eoncecUoa with the ame bank. A-- IV. McCune, w ho declined to serve. other machinery will soon be put in. - TIMES riBLDtHISO CO. f London. July 8. John W . Foster. the United States seal commissioner, has arrived from St Petersburg, and has paid a visit to United State AmMessrs. Foster and bassador Hay. in pressing the nay will upon th question sealing Behring British government of the AsaocV To a rtpreaentatiy a ted Press, Mr. foster said the detail of th arrangrtm lit arrived at with Bnssia eould not lie revealed at presell t, but when disclosed would been tire ly satisfactory. Mr. Foster bad ne doubt that Japan is equally ready to with t!;e mted States in the protection of seals. Mr. Foster said that he was not going to Japan, but he had conferred itii the Japanese minister at Washington and thought eould la reached directly an egrei-men- t betwbn the two gui eminent. Measures to he a grot 1 upon, however, would not be male effective before 1808, but had Orest Britain allowed the same willingness as Russia, they might have been applied this srkpu. Kpeakfng of Hawaii SMf. lostersaid We learned Ihe scntudvnt of Russia and France during our visit to bt. Petersburg and Paris. They N'Wtn'l object to annexation, and regard it natural and inevitable. I do not lleve great Britain will object. The not like It, European government-mabut they arc reconciled to it. The of Hawaii would not presage the anne xat-ioof Cuba. The cases of the two Islands are entirely dissimilar. Hawaii is settled in large part by Americans and the United Mates has obligations to fulfill there, whereas Cuba is a colony. of foreign govern rnent. c 1 . CluuWrlsn. j t -- The secretary of state for the colonies, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, provided royalty with a new sensation. Wishing to have an overwhelming social show, Mr. Chamberlain took the late Sir Julian Goldschmidts big house in Piccadilly, and invited 2,000 guest to a banquet and reception following it, all of whom apparently accepted, resulting In the greatest crush London has experienced. About 800 or 900 carriages crowded into the thoroughfare, caus-in- g a jam which the police wereuna-- j hie to control The Prince and Princess of Wales drove down St. James street, hut finding the way blocked, the prince ordered hia coachman to return London, July 6. -- a . . n u i fun,--ands- nld - 60-to- 7.--- o'. . Blrth-wbiatl- the-grou- v (1- asso-oiatio- n . paa-teu- three-decke- ex-Vi- , e. Mer-chant- r |