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Reckless Reporting

The Democrat last evening, published
what purported to be an interview be-
tweeI its reporter snd Secretary Tho
mas, on the subject of the special
dispatch to THE HERALD concerning
Governor Murray'S removal. Knowing
something of Secretary Thomas. we
shall be pardoned if we decline to believe
he made use of the expressions attribu-
ted to him by the noodle-headed scribe.
until we have received some better
authority for it than the TiVinklcr.
The expression concerning Hon.
John I. Game, fnl the allegation
that be was the author of The HERALD
dispatch alone convinces US that Secre-
tary Thomas has b made, by the tt o
willing reporte', to utter Things which
he never thought OF saying.
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DIED.


NIELsEN-At Monroe. SEWER County, Utah,
March 10. 1856, of consumption. Peter
Christian Nielsop, in the forty eighth YER
of his age
he was native of Denmark and came
here little over seven years sgo. He has
been sick and unable to work during the
p st five years. lie has buried twelve chill
dren, and a wife and one son ere left 10
mourn his departure. He died firm in The
faith.
HaYCoCK.-At Kansb. Kane County, tab.
February u, 1856. o. typhoid fever. Eliza
Jane daughter of Samuel and Eliza Hay
cock; aged zen yesrs tan months and six
teen dsys.
PAcKER--At Frankli. oneils County.
Idaho. March :. 1855. 81 pm. uulonis, James
g. Packer, Son OF jams, Jr- anf Ceila
Jane Packer: bonn juno -, 1Ssi
MORRILL,. Jnuaiou. Pin;e cenafv. Utah.
March :, 1885, Anu Elijah IN. vie oil
Charles Morrill,, alter a seycse ness o.
about three weeks; born Apri' J i>9l-
She leaves husband and oH= a-ayhter,
besides many relatives and freud . a,oHrn
her loss.
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Mr.. McKendriek Sentenced.

Mr.. Robert McKendrick, of Tooele,
was arraigned before Judge Zane yes
terday to be sentenced for unlawful CO
habitation, he having admitted 10 liY-
ing with more than one woman in the
habit and repute of marriage. To the
usual question propounded by Judge
Zane as to the defendants intention as
20 the future, the usual answer was re
turned-"I have nothing to say The
regular six months imprisonment, $50
and costs, and "stand committed" etc,
was inflicted. Mr.. McKendrick was
taken out to the Pen in the afternoon,
and ere this has joined tie many gone
before -
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The W.rkmen Win.

CHICAGO. March IS. =. Inter Ocea,'s
Milwaukee special: The Cigar Maker s.
Assembly. Knights of Lab,r, to-day,
presented to every prominent manu-
facturer in the city demand for an i'm
mediate advance of wages of 81
per thousand cigars. The manufacturers
signed the scale and agreed that all EN-
p,oyees shall become Knights of Labor.
No girls under 1G years are being hired.
When the men are out of wo.k, no
women are TO be permitted to learn
the trade. tits also agreed when tie
men are out of employment that a wo-
man must be discharged if her hus-
band is at work. Eight hours Is 10
constitute a days labor, con me icing
on May iSt
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RAW HANDS
fostering, Watery and Raw from
the Finger Tips to Wrist Cured
by C.t;cu.a,

TN THE SPRING of 1884 an eruption ap-
supposed was poisoned by ivy Ny hands
cont nued 10 grow worse. until the fall,
when consulted medical advice, snd used
many remedies to no pu pose Instead of
getting better they rapidly grew worse being
m SIS OF ws'ery, fostering, raw flesh, very
would heal up it would be subject o the
most violent itching, and break out wo'se
than before Little watery spots then ap-
pea ed on my fineer joints. and fostering
would spread over large surfsce. In this
eondi tIoa began to use of the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES l. on weeks lime my hands
were a most well, and in a short time en-
rely cured.
JNO. D. VAULTIER
PIER 81, S WHARYEs, PHILADELPHIA
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MRS. j. A. TAYLOR,

nRtsgAYBM MANTLE MAKER, INFORMS
her friends and customers that she has
Iemovad her business 10 larger and more
IoCommodicus premises, at No 6S S. Main st ,
aver G. W. Davis Store, where she will be
TIe3sed TO meet her old customers and as
msny new ones as may favor hex with their
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InHN FREEMAN,

NO. 824 EIGHTH EAST STREET, SALT
N Lake City Commission merchant
columbia River salmon depot wholesale
and retail dealer in fire h and salt water fish,
imported and native fruits, chickens, game,
butter and eggs Highest prices paid.
Hoelsand families supplied at lowest rates.
orders from the trade solicited
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Franchises to be Sold.

ALBANY, n. Y, March Il. = Both
branches OF the State Legislature to-day
passed bill requiring that street rail
way franchisesin New York be sold to
the highest bidder.
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spEc1ALoNoTICE

o,,n HAND BICYCLES OF ALL
CEC0ND "a in good order from $50 up
sizes o a. agents for U. s. A for the cele-
wards, S22ortbeTn All purchasers taught
bratd Nv ~, carriages and machines re-
free. b59G;:!rcles sold on moderate terms
paired So,y is the time to buy bicycles GA
y. B. .NSTH RI" system-$3O down, SO
the igsI"Ys; note the address: % and % South,
monthly, he Street, opposite Valley House.
IVES! iHYplTTRESs BRO THEIRS. AgeLts.
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A New York company which manu-
features every day 1900 bustles stuffed
with renovated antelope hair has just
begun the manufacture of fe-preseryers
stuffed with the same material.-Carrent
Item. Think of the number of ''renov-
ated antelopes' that must be running
round this cold weather without any
hair. S
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A clairvoyant of Butte, Mont, has
brought S 500 suit against the city
because she twisted her ankle in a hole
in the sidewalk. The authorizes reply
that ii she is professional seer she
ought to have seen the hole, but that
she will never see the $15, 00O.-Aian-
eal OILS c : t..
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Counterfe t coininEe.n,

CAIRO, March lS.-Counterfeit coin to
the amount of 450O.Oyo has been put in
circulation in Egypt The government
offers areward tor Tie culprits.
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WILLARD BIRCUMsHAw.

u1HE AMERICAN MARKET, sc E. FIRST
| South, just opened. Full supply o
fresh meats always on hand. Willard vii
be glad to have all old friends give him
call.
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Removed.

NJ; JOHN c; CUTLER & Bro, Agents Provo
Woolen Mills, HAVE REMOVED BACK TO
~ The :, OLD CONSTITUTION BUILDING. 81 and
o. Aain Street. Having made extensive
improvements and enlarged our capa-
1ity Ior business, We shall be pleased To
see Old and New customers.
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REV. E. ]. WHITNEY, o. GARRISON,
\. Y says Gilmore's Aromatic Wine
lor Female Weakness stands without a
5iVal. For sale at 4. c. Smith 4 Coz
Drug Store. 1G
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WHEN DOCTORS can rot help YOU
then take Gikmore's Magnetic Elixir for
your Throat and Lungs. For sale at
a. c.. Smith & Co.'s Drug Store.
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CONFINED TO THE BED FOUR
MONTHS, and almost blind, and cured
BY one box of Gilmore's Neuralgia Cure.
For sale az 4. c. Smith 4 Co.'S Drug
Store. u
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GIVE YOUR CHILDREN, for
SCoughs and Colds, Group, Whooping
Soogh and Boarseness, Gilmore's Mag
Ieue Elixir. For sale at A. G. Smith Il
Vo.'s Drug Store. Is
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My wife used the CUTIcURA REMEDIES
for sore leg, caused by varicose veins,
with entire and perfect satisfaction. Mrs
John Flarety was also cured of sore leg of
long standing by the same treat nent,
JOHN NJ COOPER, Druggist
CRIES FIELD, III.
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Att. a. Pssersoa's,

q Sae only Norwegian dealer in Salt Lake
Wy Wy, IS the only place in town where
~ can get the genuine Norway and
"Ssland herring. Norway anchovies
sna split Goldfish. A full assortment of
p.ssclass groceries at lowest prices.
TTiod1ee taken in exchange. No. 81 E
No No South street, half block east Of
0'Aoolst church.
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NERVOUS DISEASES

nR. sPRATT. HERBALEsT, TREATS
II ali iseases of the blood and nerve SIC
", FIRST South Street.
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One speaker at recent conven ton
referred to "a little spark that rolled and
rolled until it became great wave
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WHY WILL YOU cough. when Shi-
loh's Cure will give immediate relief
Price 10c., SOC. and 81. For sale al i. I.
Smith & Co.,s Drug & ore. IL
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cUo1cg VARIETY OF STANDARD
Ch 1 81 Roses. English HorseChes-
. anu a,c etc etc at Wallace Fenton's, 4S6 S,
Ssonrfh West Street.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

500 ooO MONEY TO LOAN ON
500. UUU Real Estate, Diamonds
Watches, Jewelry, and coliateFsls by 9. Z.
tlsosleloTnsble. Everything confidential.
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AYERS PILLS.

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have a written guarantee on
every bottle OF Shiloh's Vitallzer. II
never fails to cure For sale at A. C.
Smith & Co. s Drug Store. ID
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TERRIBLE THAN WAR.

Wonder Of Modern Chemistry pronounced
Of pnshing vitality the body bysuppyng al thee
ma Of the Blood Brain Substance. developing al
-sand Functions Of ss specific.
the speedy all
.gsaents OF and Blood Nervous Pros
tra ION General Debility Mental and Physical Depression,
a-apacy for Study Business Noises in the Head ana
lsrng followed by corresponding reaction bu:
frequently from the frst day OF ITS
the Nervous Power with feeling
e Strength and Comfort has long
s calm and refreshing the patient gains flesh the
red eyes brighter the Sn clear and hearty Inc mar
q the head and beard strength also the nails me
Importance action of the medicine the ngITG &
suitable foru the Lively
element of life which wasted and exes an important
influence directly Spinal Marrow and Nervous system OF
character thereby checking al wasting OF
the Vital Fud and the Exhag Processes OF Lie
that Buovant Energy of the and Muscular Sesnh
which renders the chee-uL Happy Br7LllanS ana En-
dull inactive and siuggn
which many all their action Price, soo per oee
FOR SALE ALL DRUGGISTS
LANGLEY s. AIICHAELS. Francisco. Wholesale Az -
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r,rss, SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

,rE OR CLASS LESSONS IN SING
paw sight Reading, Piano. Cobinet Or
[ l IIl!gS'l H1e Vioiincello, Harmony, Counter
GAP, i0Yrrchestration, etc., etc.
per- Tgsf aPR GEMS CAR f2P LESS,
IS W, Secord South Street
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A COMPLETE CURE

have suffered all my life with skin dis
eases of different kinds and have never
found permanent relief. unit, by he advice
of lady friend L s, d your valuable CUT
CURA REMEDIES. l gave them a thorough
trial. using six bottles OF the CUIICURA
RESOLvENT. two b xes If CUTICURA and
seven c1kes of CUTICURA SOAP, and the re-
suit was ju,twh h been told it w uId
be-d complete cure.
BELLE WADE.
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Y Nh. A: HIGGINS, of Wyoming, n.
yesr ssys he had the Piles for nearly 40
Pc and was cured by using Giimore's
&C. peClhc. For Sale at a. c. Smith
- w. Drug Store.
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SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve Group. Whooping COTgh and
bronchitis. For sale at A c. Smith K
Co.'S Drug Store. Ii
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..,,T PURCHASE A PIANO UNTIL YOU
0OH- me re the celebrated FISCHER"
u eAii--'- GEORGE CAR LESS,
Sole agent.
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PIANO LESSONS.

MIR. T. RADCLIFFE. TEACHER OF Mo
Ill sic, No. 233 {. First South street
second door east of st. Marks church. Oe.
den visited Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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WHITE HOUSE.

I A. q. Snow. Bingham City; N D.
Crandall, Winnepeg; j. r. He n
Stockton: S Brown, w. EllorY, Idaho
t. Woodman Leadville; J. Terpin, w.
Howell, Texas; Alfred Phasey and
wife, c. Piper, Rigo Mazza, Ivan Bats
f.rd, Miss Mamie German, Miss Hetty
Rich, Miss J me Maxwell, A. Kramer
and Miss Annie. Mapleson Cp1ra Com.
any; A. B. Bassett, A. Greese, Ch:ca. o;
j. Sullivan, Stockton; 6. Cooper,
Provo; ]. Wells, ]. Bond, Stockton; H
Soust, Ogden; J. T. Thomas, Stockton
e. B. Huff, Shoshone; G. G. Elmer,
Silver City; H. F. Hapgood, Kansas
City: E. E. Rothrick. San Francisco; A.
w. Hesson, Elko, New; J. Roseweer
Park City; ]. B. Dunlap, Omaha; ].
Peterson, Taylor. New; P. Jones,
Sandy; ]. Vestper, San Francisco.
VALLEY HOUSE.
]. B. Garnett, Il. T. Swain. Denver
P. g. Snyder. Osceola; N. o. Kline,
Omaha 6. S. Warde, Cincinnati; J. T
Franklin, Auburn; j. Hagan, Manhat-
tan; T. Gundrr, Stockton; J. 3. New
house, Top ka; J. R. Prior, Park City
Mary ]. Henderson, Nebraska; Mary
l.. Cort Mary J. Small, Denver; w
Sargent. Kaysville; ]. NJ. Marshal, F
Vetta, 2. Fox, l. Giarcio, H. Malsch
New York; J. g. Graves, Omaha.
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CUT1CURA REMEDIES

Are sod everywhere. CoTICURI, the great
Skin Cure, Soc; CUTiCURA SOAP an exqui
site Skin Beautifer, 25c CUTICURA REsoL-
VENT. the new Blood Pu ifer. $1.00; Pre-
pared by the POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL o.,
5oston,
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases"
.ITCHIEG, scsly. PimPly and ply Skin
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HOWARD SEBE EK COMPANY,
Plainliff.
Defendant
TO JOHN CoDMAN, GREETING

TO JOHN GOODMAN, GREETING:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO BE
L Gno apPesr before me, the under
igned at my office in said Precinct, City
aud County OF Self Lake, Territory of Utah
and answer Complaint filed against you by
the sbove named plaintiff, within fse days,
exclusive of dsy of service) if this sum
mons Is served in sal i city or precinct;
with ten days il sery ed cut of said CRY or
precinct, but in Salt Lake County: within
twenty days if served elsewhere. If served
by publication you have forty DAYS from
1s,e Of first iasertion in which 10 appear
nd answer.
Said zctio is brought to recover from you
HE sum of $40 for .merchal disc sod and de
lyered by Plaintiff 10 defendant, at defend
ants instance and request.
II you fail 10 sppesr and sn. Wer, tie
plsi1 tiff will take judsm ent against you for
the sum of $40 and costs.
To the Sheriff or ony Constable Of sad
County, Or the Marshal or said Cits,
Erecting:
Make legal service ana due return hereof.
& ven under ny hand this 18th day of
February, A. D. 1855.
GEO D. PIPER,
Ju' tice of the Peace Of said Precinct.
February 19sb, 1856.
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Said handsome Tom to smiling Neil,
Where did you find that mystic spell
That hoyers round your every smile.
And would my throbbing heart se-
guile ?n
Quoth laughing Nell, You silly roy.
In SOZ0D0NT-the cream of Joy. 7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

mo no GENERAL HOUSE WORK
NiBL ~ No g south, Second West Street.
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RICHMOND. VA.
vARIcosED sORELEGs

Reference, G. W. Latimer. Druggist, 500
Marshall st Richmond, Va
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
March IS, 1886.
CONTINENTAL.

Nine. Minnie Hsuk and maid, l.
Hesse de Wartagg, Mile. Nordica, Sig
Caiiciola, Sig. limo de Anna, Nine. K.
Sacconi. italian Opera Company: W.
H. Voorhees,. Galesburg; Rev. I, L.
Randolph wife and son, Syracuse, n.
Y; Mrs. G. w. 'Glngsi and child, Gin
cinnatl; T. Davis, Garfield; Hon. o. W.
Powers, Ogden !; A. H. WiRn Provo; J.
A. Smith, Rexburg; H. D. Hnbbell
New York; a. J. Crook. Council Bluffs.
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. The following business was transacted
before Judge Powers at Provo yester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10
Autumn Days.

A wealth of beauty meets my eye
Yellow and green. and brown and white,
In one vast blaze OF glory Ill
My happy sight.
The Ilch.robed trees. the ripening corn,
Bright cOlored with September fire
Fu,filment OF the farmers hope
AID years desire.
Sweet In the air are joyous sounds
Of bird and bee ana running brook;
And plenteous fruits hang rlpening round
Where er look.
The mellow splendor softly falls
ON morning mists and evening dews,
And colors trees and flowers aud clouds
with thousand hues.
O dreaming clouds, with silver frnged,
watch ye gathering side by side,
Like armies, in the solemn skies,
In stately pride.
| love the woods, the changing woods,
Past deepening down TO russell glow,
when autumn, like brunette queen,
Rules all below.
The soul Of beauty haunts the heavens,
No. leaves for long the m-faced earth
And, like mother, the kind air
To life gives birth.
But death rides past upon the gale
Aud blows the rustling, golden leaves,
They whirl and fall, and rot and die,
And my heart grieyes.
Farewell, o Autumn days-iarewell!
Yeg 90. but we shall meet again,
As old friends who are parted long
BY the wild main.
-WiNidm COtCdR. in ChdinbsrS'S Journal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10
THE SHIP CONES IN.
York Wharf and Discharges
Her Cargo.

When ship approaches the coast she
HOSTS signal for pilot, and usually has
not long to wait before securing one, for
the pllot-boats are necessarily cruising in
the oifing. The pilot takes charge OF the
ship and brings II into The lower bay.
where tug-boat is employed to tow it TO
the city, so that in three or four hours after
crossing the bar the wharf is touched, the
cables are made fast TO the tremendous
posts, and the weary vessel rests IN her
berth. No sooner l. this accomplished
than q scene OF hustle and activity
begins. The sailors are nolsely Sc.
curing the sails, clearing the decks OF
supernuities, and unlishing the hatch
ways; the owners are there to welcome the
captain; the harbor-master looks after his
wharfage; the consignees OF the cargo send
a clerk to keep a record OF its unloading;
the eustom-bouse officers watch shaply for
smuggling; clearinghouse "sharks are
tryDg to inveigle poor Jack into their
power steyedores are bargaining for the
contract OF unloading, and 'longshoremen
cluster about In hopes OF JOB. The uu-
loading, once begun, proceeds rapidly, as
many men beng employed as can work to-
geiher conveniently, aud the freight being
hoi,ted out by means OF tackle suspended
from the yard-arm and operated by steam.
or horsepower. Usually, as fast a. II
Is discharged, the cargo Is sent 10 ware
houses near by and assorted for the owners.
The warehouses are simply great cayerns
for the storage OF goods, and the legend
over their strong aud gloomy portlls Il,
"No smoking" They are Of two kinds-the
private store OF the merchant, where he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10
rup RCHMOND DIsPAY CHI. SUNDAY OCTOBER TO- 1886.


keeps his own goods, and the "bonded
warehouses; where the freight Of vessels
Is received and stored for the owners, I'M
der bonds 10 the Government, until the du-
flies have been paid. The bonded ware
hotsemen give two kinds Of receipts-one,
simple acknowledgement OF the accep'anc"
OF the goodsf0r storage by them the other,
"ncgcliabie receipt" which, beng pro-
pcrly endorsed. may be presented hy
ary one. ard Will be- acknowledged a. q
claim upon the merchandise. In ther
phrase. they .knOw only the receipt
There fore, the owner may, and generally
doe. sell BIZ goods by sample. without
taxing them from the warehouse, ana thcy
are deiiycIe cd 10 whoever presents Tie re-
ccipt with evidence that duty has been
raid. Enrh warehouse has revenue ON.
Ger auartsT rcd I'm II, called " .torckccpCr.'
and a certain number Of trucks are licensed
Nv the cnstum-hOuse authorities % trans
port goods held IN boud, the truckman be.
iug RESPONSIBLE for the Governments lien
upon Tie goods while they are in hi charge.
he Go,crpment never lose sight OF The
ir.rorts from rhe time tbey are sighted or
sandy Hook until the duties arr paid.
Tucn these warehouse floors Is written
"a history ~ our commerce. They are
derted by contact with freight from all The
continents and str,wn with samples Of The
products Of every climate Tea and coffee
md cinnamon. fragrant oils, and cloves and
all,picc. mirgle toeir pungent perfumes IN
tie laden AIR; and indigo. ochre, cochi-
neal. and the >wce pings OF costly bales dye
tie floors " it'll queer c1smopo'itan mosaic
Of colOIs ~ you step out into the broad
sunshine and The heavy iron doors close
behind you, you feel - though You were
Just landing after years OF foreign travel,
and you have about with YOU for many
houls the aroma of the tropics.- Brooklyn
Egrir
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Merricd Under Difficulties.
lIndianapoiis Sentinel.l


Mi. w. q. Wright, merchant Of Charles
ton, H., aud Miss Viola Gordon, daughter
Of Major Jonathan W. Gordon, OF Indian
arolis, were married recently under cir
cumslauces more than usually romantic.
Miss Gordon has been teaching music ut
Ogden, Utah, and bad agreed 10 meet Mr..
Wright at lnlsnd, Neb., on Thursday OF
last week to be married. Unfortunate
ly, however," says Charleston dis.
patch, "the train bearing Mr.. Wright
on bis eyeutIul journey was de.
layed twelve hours, making IL i'm
possible for HIM 10 arrive In Inlpnd City
before 10 L. n. on the day set Tor the mar.
rage. lie determined to keep his engage.
mtnt and be married on the day appointed,
EVENT. late at night. Calling the conductor
TO him, he remarked: Conductor, there
are two times In mans life when he must
have help-when he Is dead and when he
is going 10 be married, and am not dead
The conductor took In the situation at once,
and te,egrspbed 10 friend in Inland City
10 procure license and have q minister
and Miss Gorden ready by the time they
should arrive. On the arrival OF the train
at Inland City Mr.. Wright foundthe minis
Ter and his bride at the Depot hotel await.
ing him. II was nearly midnight, but they
concluded 10 have the ceremony performed
VI once. The service was Episcopal, and
the brides rings were all in her trunk, and
The bridegroom had none with hun. The
conductor again came to the rescue. and
ent them his large signet ring, and also
gave away the bride. On their return the
.ame conductor accompanied them on their
homeward Journey across the plains"