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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-06-15
A CURIOUS NAME COMBINATION

"What is in q name ?" has been
a question sufficiently unanswered
to still remain a subject for discus
SION, but what is in two names
should have double interest. If
yon don't think so, take two names
as we'll known as. any IN American
history and look at them. They
are the names OF Lincoln and Ham
lin. OF course there is nothing
peculiar about them as they stand /,
but set them differently and observe
the result. For an instance, place
ther, tb;oxv;so
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-06-15

Judging from the tone Of the
Kingwood Argus q red not political
warfare is in progress over there.
II is very dull, panicky year when
they can't stir up a political muss
over in Preston. Most localities
take q year Oh nov and then, but
they don't in Preston, 10 goes on
year in AID year ont without break OF
interruption. MOKRtsrilie HeraN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-06-15
HAM L / N
LIN COLIN

Read mp and down and then
across. There is something in that,
isn't there ?"
Now again:
ABRA-HAMLIN-COLN.
Can you find two other names of
two other men whose official lives
and names combine as these do p
Sc. Louis Republic.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-06-15

Duncan McRa, Of Kingwood, was
here a few days ago to stand his f.
nal examination in law. OF course
he passed q very good one and is
nov a foil pledged lawyer. And he
will succeed. -MoygqntO10a Men Do
miniOH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-27

ihey applied some time ago 70 judge
jenkins Of the United States court ilr
an order restraining them from duclar.
ing an antaneous strike ani ding
any unmnre 10 the property % d inter.
leung with the operation of the road.
The receivers have ordered q general
reduction in wages Of frOm o Go per
cent nud tue employees objected.
Negotiations between the Representa-
tives % the employees AMI rccCivefs
were In progrtes three weeks, and
louay were broken Oh, aud siribB
being Imminent, the receivers have
decided 10 make use OF the injunction
issuud by Judge Jcnkins, which they
hope will enable thom TO operate the
road Immediately with now men.
The prospect b. that 5000 men in tho
employ Of the Northern Pacific will
quit work January Let WHEN the
ICduCtd schedule OF wages gees into
effect. The receivers tcloEnphrd 90.
night 90 all the agents aud attorneys
along the line Of the rOsd On have the
Injunction served. Tho Injunction 90
said g. be the ilfst orIof N the kind
ever issued in the United sbtea. A
somewhat similar Injunction wns
Issued during The Ann ArH0r ltoublrs,
but NOT until the Birlko was iu pro.
grusB.
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Tho MrecI. nfn sehooner.

NEW York, Dec. 2J.-Ihe crew Of
tho schooner Milford, which sailed
from Mobile 10 Kingston November
18Th, had an extraordinary experience
OF peril aud hardship. On the night Of
December 8rd, tho schooner was driven
on the edge Ola reef by a heavy squalL
The men tried to reach the shore IN a
boat but could not get through the
tutL Tho boat was smashed 10 splin-
ters In hosting II back ON deck. At
daylight one OF the crew swan to the
rocss near by, throu ia water infested
with sharks, and made fast the end Of
IA llne, by which all the crow roacheu
The shore safely. They remained on
the rocks four Jays with soant food and
no shelter until finally taken OIL by
natives Ia canoes.
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HARTFORD cry, Ind, Dec. ga
hand VI tramps, armed with fcvolvcr-,
have boeu having things all their own
way uni this afternoon, when six were
captured, after an exchange o. several
yolleys with the posse Of citlzuns. Ono
Citizen was shot through the Log anu n
tramp wins wounded In the arm.
At the point OF revolvers the tramps
held up man at noon today, and the
same gang entered saloon and, by a
display Of pistols, compelled tue bar.
tender 90 serve them drinks, They
had with them a bag iull Ot money,
supposed 10 be about 81 900. The loader
Of tho gang Escaped when the balance
OF tbs gang were captured, and Il sup
I0sed 10 have carried OF the money.
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BRIEF 1ELrGRAMs.

The Nahouing Ruling NIL c0mpa.
ny, Philadelphia, went Into the hands
u receivers today.
a llgoivur was appointed this alter
noon Tor the Banner Brewing cUmYa.
n.y. Cincinnati.
Flelshman d Co., notion dealers,
PNtuufF, maze ON Assignment. Judg.
muuis aTgreFatIug about SIPS 900 have
been entered nguius. the ttm.
b. y. Norris, hea Of large whole.
sale luWvliy nrm, suya i0r divorce from
MS wiir, who, with hur sIn Charles,
30 now living iu san FrtuUHU1, ON the
ground Of alleged Guaoriion.
The Acralds dispatch rom Mana.
qua, NicamEuu, sayg IhU govern.
ment Of Nicaragua has boon collecting
forced war iUhus ir.m American uiti.
z'us resident here ia violation Of the
treaty.
6iE more bakeries woro compelled 10
fhut down today for lack OF mou, on
account OF the strike. Ten cur ut HlX.
teen Of the bakeries Ia which the men
arc controlled by tho BaEers' union
have struck.
Three Milwaukee Institutions AZ
aligned today Tor the benefit Of their
creditors, the Reliance Iron q Wire
works, tho Whueilsh Boy Real Estate
association anu the Phwulx sutprndgr
company.
Professor Brooks, director Of the
smith ulauryaiory, has just been
awarded the comet rfias VI tuu AstfO-
uumiCal Society OF tho puciHo Tor the
iuC0yufy Of comet Oc'ouur 10 b..
Tlis 10 the fourth medal awarded by
the b1vU society 10 Professor BROOKE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-27

wAuiNGrON, ID. O., Dec. 2G.-The
Senate foreign Hnairs committee will
tomorrow begin the Hawaiian invosti.
CATION under the Morgan resolution.
The proposed investigation will take
the shapr of an inquiry into tho con.
duct Of NitGistcr Stevens at the time
Of lho revolution, anu Of Commissioner
BlHunt, with the possibility OF going
into the question VI recognition OF the
PROVISIONAL government, ami also an
investigation az 10 the regularity Of
Blouups appointment. 10 10 not yet
known whether tho meetings will BIO
open 10 the public or held behind
closed doors.
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NEws rnon raANnA.
Christian FHciiou. Ficht Zach Other
Rnd the MahRmmsdRus.

Christian FHciioH. Ficht Zach Other
Rnd the NohRmns daus.
BERLIN, Dec. 9G.-News Is received
from ugagla that tho Mohammedans
have been expelled by the Christians.
Severe fighting Is nov inevitable be-
tween the Christians and Mohhmmu'
dars, anu the encounter Will probably
take place nc MyorJm. IL 10 believed
there will bo renewed conflicts between
the Prolestants and Catholics, owing
10 the fact that this former have broken
their agreement with the Catholics and
dep0puluttd the provinces u Kama
and Biyeukula and the large beru
islsnds, whore the population were
Catholics. Tho pfOt,stsuts are also
said to have declared Vengeance upon
native converts to Catholicism, aud n
10 believed peace can only no secured
by the permanent expulsion OF tho
Mohnmmedan UgandaB aud inc sopaI-
alton at the Catholic ana Protestant
spheres by the Nile tributaries.
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would ISilI rarhhurs,.

NEW York, Dec. 20 "A crank,
giving the name OF Timothy Kane,
Caliei at the police station this morn
lug Auu announced that he was going
10 Eil' the Rev. Charles PnrkhuTsi,
aud wanted two policemen 10 accom-
Uuny him anu arrest him after he did
the job. lie WAS locked up after a
hatu struggle.
Rev. Df. Charles Parkhurlt has
opened his batteries again on tho
police, this time on Captain Stevin Of
the Oak street station, This morning
he gaze Gu, Tor publication corresponds
cnce between his society anu Mayor
0llroy and the police officials. Tho
communications, In substance, prefer
charges Of neglect OF DUTY against
Captain S,evin for failing to close up
certain disOrdoIly houses In his pre-
CluCt.
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100 FIghl BOD Am.lerdam.

AMsIEgDAM, Dec. gG.-Two thousand
unemployed wOrkmeu, organized into d
parade by socialist agilatUta, marched
IN procession today through tue lead.
ing streets, though repeatedly dispersed
by the police. Finally, however dc.
taohmrht u u hundred policemen
charged with drawn sabers upon tho
moo. The latter replied by shower
ing stones nj tue police, anu several
pitched battles followed, during which
a number Uf people ON both sides were
more or less iljurod. Three socialists
and QUO policeman We're severely
wounded.
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PRAGUE, Dec. gj.--D1Icgal and Bra.
guu, two members " tho secret s.Cislist
society OF Omluduuu, arrested on Hus.
piciuu OF having murdered GlUvtm.kUf
Mufva, confessed their guilt They say
they were melted GO commit tue mGt.
DEE ny speech OF Dr. HerrUld, one vi
the young Czech leaders, iu tau course
VI which nu denounced Marya,
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LONDON, Dee 3d. hc Tmss this
morni Is uriuts n thfuC.cllumu article
headed "AmurCan Side Lights on
Homo Rule" devoted 10 ioiutiug what
Do styles Giadsione's reported assump-
lions that the American Constitution
Affords a complete parallel 90 uud jusli-
hcatign Of his Irish policy. ltquotes
long extracts from De LaqutviiIc,
Jockey, BuCu anu other ButIsh his,O.
.fiuuH
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IN wAsiIINGIuE.

WAsHiSGToN, ID, O., Dso. co.
Not particle Of croluuce 10 placed
hero In the report from Buouos Ayfus
that Minister Thompson ut Rio has
recognized the insurgents N bHlli-
grrenu. IL isimproblbIo that Th0ml-
ron would take any fuou step boIuIc
receiving Instructions from Washing.
ton.
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ATUuisON, kann Dec. 25.-rhe
now Populist police commissioner
have decided 10 compel the tmmpe
who apply Tor meals aud lodging 10
work un the rock pile In p yment,
highty.saveu tramps were fvd anu
lOu ed lnst week,
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ANARCHIST In EUROPE.
A hob Damaging Property IN tho
Streets Of Orleans, France.


ORLEANS, Dec. ej.-rho city last
night Wa, thrown Into a state 0i terror
by a violent denomination on the par,
Of the anarchists, who ran along the
FaubOurg DO Ia Madeline, aching in Il
most rlolous maunor anu shouting,
"Long live the hnafohist!" They
broke tho gas lamps all along the thor.
oughiares through which thoy passed,
tore away supports to d number Of trees
and with these smashed all the win.
dows In the vicinity.
The police today are searching Tor
the leaders OF the mob, who utc known
o. DO friends OF the AtTeBtod uugTchisiH
Moulinict aud C0alcs. Letter., evil
IDENTIFY written by anarchist, have
been fccclyudby the principal reriGunts
Of OrlOans.
THE SPANISH SOCIETY," sNAmlERs.
BARCELONA, Dec. 20. 80 The an.
ArChist CeTtzruleo, recently arrested
nj n ussiru, hnH made cuuiesslUn, bC-
knoWludging that ho threw the bomb
VI the LyceO rhcaluT.
The bombs found beneath tho reals
OF tue thoaIor were placed there by an
Italian anarchist named Saldini. He
has also been arrested anu has likewise
confessed.
rhe anarchist Cotinl Manufactured
thu bOmba from mOulds prepared by
Sivop0l, printer, arrested the other
day i0r implication Ia the dynamite
Outgnscs, auu confessed lnat he had
made tie uioulda. Tho eighty car.Uld
child, whose statements iifHt gave a
olew by which tho CuIprils were do.
teCttd, lived Ia the h lu,u where C0lina
lodged. Ihu child says the bomb
thrown nj General Camp1s was con.
uunIuI In "A LuL OF nIIllluInI n LMnFa.
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munoEnolL, vmLAlNa.
Christmas Celebrated Win niood,hcd
~ thurthra.


10 thurthrs.
MARSHALL, NO., Dec. 20. .- Last
night during CHf.stmns tfco pxof-
olaos al the negro church at Black.
water, Yves aud Caleb Branch got into
dispute with rlsh aud Mouse pouu.
dexter Caleb dfcwa u.aiol ont hrcl
hvu sho's, fatally wouudiug both the
fouuicAiHrs. a panic followed aud
women aul children were iuiufed Ia
Tue rush % get out.
About the same hour, during n
sleight % hand Performance at tho
Christian church, Dutch Wonds, %
notorious character, attempted 90 do
up the city marshal mud Deputy
CHARLES Hudson. He slaahud tho
former with knife, took ~ pistol
away from the city marshal and nfrd
two Or three shots at Woods, ono shot
entering his Ia.
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French navy directly tao chamber Of
deputies fCgssembios. Daring the iu.
tarviCw LHcsIpy sl.d Iu lnd formed %
touu. That he Italian navy, Tor &C. ll1e,
was thc iiutst iu the world.
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TBLEGRAPHIC.
CAPITAL ITEMS.
The Railroads SLOW 10 Transporting
Worlds Fair Goods.
poSJoS, IF SANE, cN DE HELD.
The Hawaiian Investigation to Com.
mcnce Under the Morgan Reso.
luton without Delay.

wAsmSoToN, d. g., Dec. e6.-In.
formation has reached the treasury
department from the appraiser Of mer.
chandise at the port Of Chicago that
the transportation companies have
failed to take away rapidly the portion
OF merchandise At the Worlds Fair In
tended for expectation. Consequently
there are now nj least 10000 packages
lying In the building which cannot be
removed by the 3lst Of December. The
collector accordingly asked that the
umu 10 extended tor holding the build.
ipgs ns constructive bonded ware.
houses, aud the Exposition officials
have agreed 10 provide suitable police
supervision for the customs Interests
during the period which the customs
control shall be maintained. Ia con.
nurrntlon Of these facts, the treasury
department has Instructed the collector
% continue IA control OF the g0oia r..
fefrul 20 until further Instructions are
given him. IL 10 said this condition OF
things IL this result Of bad faith on the
patt Of the Railroad companies. Now
that the Fair Ia over, they are uaing
their own convenience aud giving
other freight the preference.
THE CASE OF A CRANK.
10 n stated nj the secret service
bureau that there are several charges
on which DOnjon eau be- hold, in case
bic sanity proven, namely, sending
threatening letters through tue male,
attempted blackmail anu forgery. lt
Do said, by the IL us Of New Jersey, his
iatner can be compelled 10 appear
against him. There will be- "a hearing
Of the case In the police court tomoF.
row, when Nc. DfummOnd will appear
against the prisoner.
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TIM nODY FOUND.
a LADY Student Drowned mouuh
AEu.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Dec. Ca
special u the Herald nom lthiCa; The
body Of Miss Mary l.. Neargin, the
aludont drowned November 25th while
boating on Cas- ugn lake with Professor
Merriam OF Cornell university, was
found today al Mckinney point. The
general impression n that old man
Bishop, who went 20 the sheriff several
Gays ago 10 seo n the reward would
not be Increased for the recovery OF the
body, knows more than no cares 10
toll aa to whore It has been no long n
time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-27

BuENOs AYRE8, Dec 26.-It Ia
Tumofed TINT Thompson, United 5Iates
minister 10 Btazil, has recognized the
Brazilian insurgents as belllgeteuts.
The explosion OF u p1wder magazine ut
CefO has dOue muon damage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-27

PARIS Dec. 20.-Dtputy LoUkfoy, Ia
an interview t0uay, announced his iu-
tuntion Of interpellating the govern
ment regarding the condition OF the
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FORTY YEARS IN UTAH.

Aud thirty years Iaysylc
Utah, What Was
Can or
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Zion Medical aIlSlTEiGal Institute
Located permanently IN the Harmon
Block, 30 X. Second south ST.,
salt Lake City. Utah.
q. W. SHORES, VI. d.,
a. j. SHORES, M.D.,
Consulting Physicians.

Specialize Nu diseases of the Eyr Ear.
N0sr. Throat ard Luu.s. rumaIr. Rectal and
private diseases. our treatment fur Piles Is
method.
once h1uu=lto ~ .m., gt1 Bpm, tos
PEN, sundays, N AN. % p.n.
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50 a MONTH DIsEAsEs-MEDI-
CINE INCLUDED CONSULTATION FREE ONE TREATMENT FREE
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MONEY BROKERS'.
MONEY TO LOAN.

DN IMPROVED PROPERTY, ~ ANY
~ quantity Crosby s. Croi3Y Is Main sL
notary Public Boo Onleu
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Tmn NOMrmEMN rACIrle

An injunction Restraining the Em-
pioyr- from striking
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 26.-rhe receiy'
eTa VI the Northern Pacific ure pTepar'
ing for u strike VI all the employees.
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nN IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY. ON
farms. Money rUHdyt uu uUlgy, lowest
interest can on d, NehruAu o., - ana -
Ol MuArA nlouk.
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on
50, Are
a 10 pet Month iucludcd.
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE.

A sNAP-I HAVE no NEXT A $3.50
n motto within thu uuNt sixty dHtH. 90
Taiap tnH each 4 viii sacrifice Tea lots In ru
Ten Toto Will Uo sl.d Tor Ices Shan one third the
regular tuIuuE prize. Tor partyullra address
5. De- Moor. O., ID. u0N 1000. Hnlt lHhn tity,
VvNrIL FEBRUARY lF. SO EufS loo
shuos Victor Con. Gold Mining q Mulug
90, Cripple Crook Terms $40 rH0u "a month,
Ater tlat, price advances. White for particu.
Iars. a. d, WrIor, Denver. colo.
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InN0ND Wrnn. NAL-NLLL.
nm p0on rREArED rNEE

uv. Shores & shor ,s Of tho Medical
uuI Surgical lustlt uto, win treat ell
thu.n who arc unable 90 pAy. nop of
charge, on Fridays. provided they bring
au order from their bishop or minister
Stating tho fact that thOy arH without
money aud arc deserving OF treatment.
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A MERRY XMAS; A HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Surgical Institute
In the Harmon Block, 80 street, city
Extend Greeting
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WANTED.

VTEIr wNNrEuarENALF sALEsLAul.
1 a travelling salg.Iriy 90 HCI irwrIy Go
rg.. AilfC.s, MEE, q. o.. l0N BOO, Sew ora
JTElr WANrLp-MALE sAlEsMAN.
A travelling -l'rHmlu 90 frI ItWulry 40
SOC trade. salary, s gt. rcr year 1901 .ypru-
'rs. Address. Mrr, g.. % ioN 49,, Sow lorE
yNTASrLp-LApY ON GENTLEMAN TO
w uH.IHl boo uMCn salary lIsuIt with
chance 90 increase, aud position permanent 10
.u'iri Do. .way iaf PAID 70 once % cnfAscd
fnn.uHo reference Hnn .rit adIrr.sci stamped
envelope. Manager Loci Drawer q, ,measu.
y1rAyrED.-MAEUED JANiTuH WIN.
w uItiurumbraurni January lhth. FAR
ueu'ard ls, oaat' siHt south
WANTED. -SIGur sHortwATCnllAN.
W several other good paying uuIuuua
niicr January ION. ftogk'taalnF F'l caht
iirat South.
NNTAsrED-NlAN ANp WIFE 10 TAKE
w charge uf 20 we'll established business.
No r.'k. Particular W. east firi' SCUM.
ON GOOD RELIABLE GIRLS WANTED
~ Go wurt Boo city 40 C1Ht 90 obtain
work at i's yast, iiut south
TNNrIuYERs OBTAINS HHIAuLE MALE
II holp tree Of cot W tbu hufiausa Ia
change, l'H cast tirt south
IROCrM gIEUK. ruAyELiSG COZ.
NJ lcetur, man 90 tAtg charge lur 900 eastern
irm ui "a tailoring yaiauIlHhmuut u SAT- Lake
lrI. clat, Iiut south
DGEssMAkEH. PRIVATE FAMILY
- HuamftrgHs, cooks, table gri., launurr'
81. ehamhgunads. at ialigf Exchange, Def.
east, first south.
$500 r 'si.py M b}as1 Ss'S 30; AL
inH watches loNelry ana tableware. ilhie1
different u i5s Tor iseuis. families ana shop..
EAHy operated 200 experience. uIF pfunts. ~.
T. Harrison & Coz clcrk no, ll, Columbus.
ohio.
rpuE D. N.I. SECOND uASu -ruKE, g
= EatL gnd south, waut 10 buy $4,000
worth Of second hand soolt
C,PEClAL AGENTS FoW UTAH ron
> the "MutuN deserve FUND iafo AHsucl.
alton " NO. lorA. lniea Loss iuan one half
paid 20 deceased policy hnldofs, $40 10000
business Boz force. Address 70. %. Mann a CO.
building, salt Lake city, Utah
TYurEL uELr, ALI KINDS GIRLS
L 1 Tor general homework iallt1rli farm
hands! salcsmou aud Clgrkt,Nt UJ o., qua South
A GENTS MAKE s. A DAY GREATEST
~ Kitchen Utensils ever invented EciHIa
3iC. Two iD siA cold DO every house sumpIo,
posnge paid i've cents furshoo Mehaaiu,
Uiuciunnu, %.
tpEsT pHCEs PAID ron SECOND HAND
ID clothing "a! uIii D., "a -o. Wutc,c all on uA
g,ECuND HAND CLOTHING, NEST
- price paid Write or call az q" =, I'd 20.
n TONEY TO LOAN on DtAMOSDS
M watrhoH, clothing, etc., az 80 East, .ud
South Street
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VlTAyrED.-MAEWIED JANiTuH WIN.
w ultmrumbraur0i January iith. Par
uruarl lH's rlHt, sirft South
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FOR RENT.

4 NtOICE pITCE PROPERTY CENTRALLY
~ located. suitable f1l Lumber ard Apply
Robert sherwood, Globe Mur.ot
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NIrASTEp. -Slaur suUrtw
W several other good paying positions
after January lltl. ftogk.'asInF. ls'i caai,
llfst South.
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ON GOOD RELIABLE GIRLS WANTED
~ Go wurl Boo city 40 C0Ht 10 obtain
Wuf. ~ lst east, lIut south,
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G,ECuNp HAND CLOTHING. NEST
- pa es paid Write or call az % D.. I'd sO,
a TONEY TO LOAN on DIAMONDS
M walrhoH, clothing, etc., az 80 East, .ud
South Street
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OUR STORE Is NOW SALT LAKES BARGAIN
CENTER NOW Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO
ANTICIPATE YOUR HOLIDAY wAETS-FoR
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Ho,e Paper car FheeIs Are Made.

On all the frst-class passenger cars pa
per wheels are used. The paper wheel con.
sists of paper core, or center, between two
steel plates. one fourth inch thick, boted
together through one fange on the iron hub
and another on the steel tire the hanges
being on opposite sides of the wheel, so that
the core cannot get out of place.
The paper used consists of good straw
board. The sheets of millboard are laid on
a table in piles, and have their upper sur
faces pasted by boys, with ordinary flour
paste. They are piled in lots of thirteen,
aud an unpasted sheet is put between the
lots. so that the mass readily falls apart into
slabs quarter of an inch thick in the dry
ing room after coming from the hydraulic
press.
Several of these slabs are then pasted to-
gether, put under hydraulic pressure of
1000 pounds to the square inch and dried for
week or so at a temperature of about 120
degrees Fahrenheit. This is repeated until
the resulting blocks contain 200 sheet of
paper the original ten inches in thickness of
the paper as it came from the mill being
pressed into a thickness of four inches, max
ing 1t as hard as oak
After the blocks are thoroughly seasoned
they are faced and turned in lathes and
forced by about 100 tons pressure into the
steel tires, which are two inches thick and
bored tapering one and one half degrees
The hub is forced on with pressure of about
thirty tons; it is straight and three-six-
teenths inches larger than the hole in the
paper. The bolt holes are drilled and the
bolts forced in by steel hammers. The life
of one of these wheels is from 5000 to
$780, 900 miles; they are said to intercept
vibration, and so prevent granulation of the
axles, Philadelphia Item.