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TELBGRAPHIC.
THE Mine DISASTER.
TEsnly-Eight Victims Buried in The
Depth Of The Earth,
CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.


CRYSTAL FAILS, Mich, Sept. 90
The Mansfield mine, tho only PRO
Queer Of Be,stmcr ore In the Crystal
Falls district, located six miles from
here, cavod In at o O'Clock last night,
burying twcnty.sigh, workmon and
destroying 100000 worth OF property.
The accident IL supposed to have been
caused by the giving wsy Of timbers
on tho fiuh level, allowing those above
10 follow, and at last the river TO pour
In uuon tile fstcd men. After the
cave the rivor.bed below the mine was
dfy in al hour aud forty minutes. -.
Fofty.oight men descended the shait
last night. Twenty escaped hnd
twsnty.eight pcrished. The bolies
will never be- recovered. Meat ot the
Survivors were at work on the bottom
level, which lad not pcen stopped out,
and consequently did nOt cave whrn
tho levels above fell. The men hehfu
the crash Of the cave aud started ior
the Underway. All but four ON lhis
level reached the ladderway before the
torrent Of water down tho shaft cut GU
the svenuo Of escape.
Tony Bullelto, tho Iekiptonder, was
standing with Frank R0oko, the night
hess, nj the shaft on the fourth lever.
They heard the crash and realized
what was coming. Rocco went into
the dnit to inform uis men Of tie dan
ger and did not return. Bulleu1
came 20 the surface In the skip alone.
Andrew Sullivan, another night
bo.s, was on tho sixth level ht tue
a. ~ IL laHI Ia Ia
men 10 follow him quickly. All but
four men ON this level reached the
lnddorway In safety. Asthey hscended,
however, thoy were nearly Hufiooated,
% great wAs the air pressure caufed by
tho water pouring down the shaft.
They were able 10 breath only at each
landing place, and came to the our'
face more dead than alive.
Inspector Roberts srys his deputy
had been employed In this mine and
had given tho work daily attention.
Ho also Gays he Visited tho mine per-
tonaily at the required intervals aud
the proper amount Of timber had been
placed In position by tue company.
otis clear demonstration faid he,
"that the timberlng system OF mining
cannot DO employed In that sort Of
kAhhhhs nv ''AAAIahN AAA SO
the necessary precautions Ia tho con-
duct Of the work"
Tho Mansfield was developed about
six year, ago aud worked continuously
since. 10 II estimated that $50, 900 tons
OF orc was In sight when the accident
occurred. Today II IA worthless pit,
only marked by small hay, cGused by
n sinking Of the natural bed Of the
Ailchigumme by the cave.
The doAth Of the twenty.eight men
has marked the end Of the Mansfield
mine, for unless the river can bo forced
10 seek another channel the rich de-
posit OF iron orc can never be- worked
ngain. Eight ofthe victims leave fam
lilies Of children, ami about half the re-
naming twenty were supporters nj
parents. What measures, II any, eau
be- taken 70 rescue the bodies Of thI
dead 10 yet Undetermined.
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authorized 10 nay tho practical and
necessary expenses incurred ~ inc
marthll IN thU transportation Of Chi-
uefe from inland points TO San Ftan-
cisco, also the steamship UhstEes Tor
deportation, on vouchers certified by
tic mauhni, 10 DO takon by you IN
each case. You viii be- made special
disbursing agent for this purpose.
should any case arise before your quail
incatlon AZ special Disturbing agent,
such expenses may be paid from the
funds In your hands, TO be reimbursed
from the Chinese appropriation. Make
the best temporary arrangements pfnc-
llcable with tho steamship companies
% TO rates aud advise tho department"
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Afsienn ne,lIsr. IsnIed.

CAFE rowN, Sept. .0.-lho Maia.
belrs ART raiding Ia force sixty miles
west Of Fort salisbury. A number OF
settles have been killed ADD property
rGzeI. Al the fort all available men
are being armed, equipped aud drilled
for war.
In addition TO killing settlers, the
MatAbelos arc said 10 have been com.
hitting most atrOcious acts toward
women aud children and the indigna-
ton OF tho settlers Is aroused 60 terri.
ule degree. Tue outlook Is very seEl'
Gus.
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WAsIIs0TOS, Sent .O.-The Demo.
cratic repeal sonstois have practically
given up the idea that the sherman
law can bo repealed Internationally,
and have, after numerous conferences,
decided upon a compromise which,
they believe, will sud the long night
and secure tho passage OF a bill TO
relieve the present situation by tho
eud Of next week. IL involves con.
cesslons on both sidos, repeal " the
purchase clause, the coinage VI n specl-
fled amount, two or two aud u half
millions per month, until the total
silver coinage IL 5000, 900; then the
coinage Of all bullion In the treasury
anu the sale Of gold bonds TO Increase
the gold reserve 10 an amount which
IL deemed sufficient 10 insure tho
maintenance VI the gold and silver
money nj parity. When the PROPOSE
ton was submitted 10 Secretary
Carlisle last night he Unlisted upon the
latter provision TO the agreement
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CATARRH Since A BABY

Was the condition of Miss Craig Of
Denver, Colorado. She writes u per-
sonal letter to Dr. Mansfield aud
Associates;
'rtronu should watch their children closely,
aud when they zee tholr little ones with thtis
nose coggcd up. causing them 20 go about
with their mouth open In order to obtain sum
Client air, or hear them coughing, sasEing and
splitting. they should 80 1t once 10 a specialist
aud have the trouble carcd for Al once.
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~ am seventeen ycars old and have been
tflrto with caiarfh since was Two or three
years old. During all these YEAR, have con.
uuuauy suffered from an annoying hacking
cough, Through tho night the droppinE- into
ny throat would accumulate ana u would take
y long time each morning 90 clear my thruat
My appetite at timcs was poor, Now. after havs
iur taken Dr Mansfield aud associates, treat
munt for three months am prepared o. say
that my caiarfh T. cured, aud I freely recon-.
mend these gentlemen aud their TIRE tlment TO
al who may boz suffering IRON Catauh or
other chronic disease" HhCKtt ytAtu.
May D, isll
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NEW York, Sept. 20.-rhe Valhyrle
was gwen another spin down the nay
today. The elements were favorable,
anu the racer fairly dew through the
waters. IL secmB very probable, from
this trial, that she can beat the Nigilnut
before tho wind, but II she can bore
INTO the wind with the VigiAnt she
viii have T. Ioint higher than SUE dii
TO-DAY,
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WINE AwApDS
Not Satisfactory 10 Certain ~.
hihitors.

CHICAGO, Sept. g0.-Caliiornia and
Great Britain have refused to ublds ny
the decislon Ui the judges OF award On
the wine exhlbitF, ~ far hs tho com.
paratiye excellence VI the vlntages 10
concerned, aud have appointed Charles
\. Oldham, n London wine merchant,
TO examine anu report Ho will take
oil necessary notes here, but will not
finish his report until he returns 10
London. Charles a. Wetmofu, who
has charge Of tho California exhibit,
took this atep with the approval OF
Governor Markham.
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Their Credentials.

ur 7. ~ MansfeIi BE- a graduate OF the ONO
Meal 'hl College, Cincinnati, one NJ tho Oldest
and muHt notable Institutions Of ~ KIND in
this country lie hia hgid the most honorable
positions iu hla class whilst NJ college. aud his
diploma bear the written endorsements OF tho
deans OF prominent medical colleges, besides
being fOrmay endorsed By tho socrcturloa OF
Narioas county aud state medical aoCicucA
Dr. j A. nissott IL graduate OF the
Wooster University NJ Wooster, ono, aud Of
Qurru'H lnlycrfity Medical school, "a Uritish
Institution" aud hn also TOOK = course 81
clinical lectures NJ the bellevue Hospital OF
NCW York 10th gentlemen, after thorough
hospital experience, have devoted thor lives
o. the practice OF thcir spnHialties, with what
success the daily papers will show.
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GR0ESBECK & ROSE
co LUMP

VI nuilding and Loan Association. Loans
money htu Usr cent Look this up II you need
money or want q home.
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VALPARAIsO, sept. 20.-It is learned
that Instructions nave boon sent by the
Chilean government TO It's minister ia
Washington, directing him to ind out
the United States governments idea
Of calling convention OF the South
American republics anu the Unite d
StAttB 10 consider tho oliver question.
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nIstrcss IN England.

IOsD0N, Sept. 20.--AIgices from all
partA u the country Indicate that tue
keontst distress exists among the stril'
ina coal minors anu their iamiliesi an
uunur siopprge ut many large MILL
has occurred owing 10 tho lack Of iuri'
Several newspapers nave begun sub
sonptiong for tbs RELIEF OF the uialresstd
miners,
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rI,ELEpnlNE 905 WuES rOU WANT
any class ~ male or female servants.
rompt aud efficient service guaranteed from
shCparI'a 49, cast, first houths
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sT. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-A special TO
the Republic from Fort Worth. Texas,
tAyt; The treasury Of tho state OF Texas
has obligations TO meet In October,
with half the money necessary TO pay,
ppIopriationo In excess OF the comp
trolirr's estimate Of possible receipts are
the cause Of the present trouble. Gov
oTnor Hogg has suggested ~ solu-
ton, that the clerks IN the departments
do not take pay tor thirty or sixty dayu
anu has also sent out "A circular 10 all
the county aud dislrlot officials asking
that thoy withhold tneir demands for
thirty OF aiKLy dAya.
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Loouina for patton.

WAGoNER, +. r., Sept. GA force
Of deputy mafshhls, twenty. nvo atfOnR,
left here tonight 10 attack the gang Of
1911 Dalton, which l. known 10 have
been GA pvu near here. The marshall,
when they lett, expected 10 engage the
gang before morning.
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FOR RENT.

I HAVE HOUSES ~ ALI PARTS or TltE
j CITY for rent I have c0uyoyAuces nt my
once 10 show renters Of houses. ". }. li0gA u
10 r0stonlUu block,
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

We shall open up In our new aud
spacious Cioak Room formerly occupied
by llollaudor'H Jowolry store,tho largest,
choicest and cheapest sock ~ Ladies',
Misses and Childron.s Cloaks ever shown
passed.
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TO compsto Win Van rranci,oo.

LoNDOS, Sept. g9.-rhe Times To-Day
publishes a prominent article upon the
arrival In London OF James Huddart,
who Ia % inaugurate new route 10
sydney, N. ). w, via Canada. The
now departure, II Appents, lu due to the
big trade already exiting between
Honolulu and Vancouver, which
formerly oil belonged to San Fran.
rlarD
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Death Notice.

HorIuNsvILLE, KY, Sept. co.
Ex-senator Muehen died tonight In
the lunatic asylum In this city. He
was 81 years of age, and SOME mOnthe
ago Loot his mind. Two weeks ago he
was Eent ~ the asylum.
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NEW YOIul, Sept. CA morning
paper say'; a business associate Of
John J. NAnAlleu, Clevelaud's noml.
nee Tor Hmbanador 20 Italy, sniI last
night that NsuAllnu had Written 10
the President, declining the mlsaion
10 Rome.
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PRAGUE, sept 20.-Sixty.nlno per.
sons charged with connection with me
anti.dynAsty affair on the occasion OF
the empero'a birthday VIII be tried fog
high treason,
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important Letter from New York TO Mr. FYLER
Of Walker Bros. g FyIer Co.
%eio Torh', September 81, 1898.
Dcar .fr. Fu1cr.

Dcor .uy. Fylcr.
We hare not hal tie pleasure Of selling yotC
ony Go1NS th@ fdH So suppose you like DtaHH
ohor large btycys in the Free SHver States crying hart
uWes anu cattRe 10 il the country is going 10 the
does. Vel, il is not od b0y .fitbou6h II bad close
c'H, must adDi but times are much better notC.
@"d the ersat cry from rH be confined to the
Ladtcs. TINT tCiH BE- for CLOdKS ant must he
e@Ytod Here is an opportunity f9r yott To do E1sJ
Gtcapty ANIL Spccesfiiy mr. tro ie1diBd s1icsDtsn
Who maxi the large cities o0iy t0Y return here Srr-
a"y dttor ~ ten d1yy trip. and SINH sell their
Samples, consistina NJ e50 NEH. ELEG,lHT and
SIILISH SUITS. dICEETS. C}PES Eic upon their
return. .Noig ico Hon anxious 10 do some
business ciH Vou this scasOpj therefore O36r yo the
entire lot at LOWct Prices. lass 10 per cent oil.
This Is the GREATEST B.iRG.IfN IN CLO.fhS oHcrcd
ms Sc4son one ot Or pSiHciDdL reasons for ofcrin9
ms Sucftbcc Price Is account Oj cDHjRin6 Tine
10 ~ altman a. CO., not permitted to sell
anything in Sric York. Non. Fyicr telegraph at
0nec on receipt " this IT you accept me oGcr, oiI
express HcDt 10 yot Monday pm. dt latest.
Tours truly.
d. W. ARGENBRTGHT 1ciM
SAMUEL OPPENHELH g co.
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InstIueiIoua rouce,ning rhincs'.

WAIuNGION, Sept g0.-- Assistant
Secretary hamlin mae ibsusi the iol.
LOWING Instructions to the collector of
customs at san Francisco, concoiulng
Chiuesa mold iur violation 81 the Guaiy
AMI 0thsr act! "Chinose psrsour
whether convicted under the GeHry or
previous aCIe, must not be received by
you, but must remain In the custody OF
the marshal until deported. You are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-30
THE CnuIsER COLUMBIA.
Something wrong In the Construction
of Tier Machinery.

NEw YoRIl, Sept. GA Philadel.
phia special 10 the IiHlts say; The
Impression that there Ia something rad.
icAly wrong In the construction OF the
cruiser Columbia, built by the Cramps
at Philadelphia, grows stronger every
day. The isct that her builders have
decided TO give her second trial
strengthens the belief. The statement
smoothly 10 explained from an authori'
taliVe source.
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~ GIRLS WANTED ron DOMESTIC
DO work 40 fees charged no The Work
iug Girls Protective Association, l'I east
. LraL sumLh.
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located M salt Lake CITY. rormiucncy, ilos
ponsibiliiy and ssill form tho basis OF every
claim they make.
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AN OPEN LETTER

To the Ladies Of SaH LIKE City and VYcinity from
WALKER BROS g. FTLER co.
Dear Ladicg.
HgriRe accepted Jy TELEGRAM the remarkable offer
Of ESQ Elegant, Stylish Suits Jackets CiUes etc.,. at
81 CENTS tie doliar Jrop, one of the i1raest and mast
p1Utilr Clodk firms in .NciC IOyk uj,O sell h. altman
0iOHc gUurtcr If million d0ilnrs COrti NJ Cur
UteHtS VC0y shall .MDnday. oct. SIN, oDcr tho
entire Int, tOechcr wth ESQ Neir Garments
at the forrest Prices hcard Of 0est of cC Fork anil
Chicago. DON'T buyd cloak. Cape Suit until utter
you this erd S'0cb ami ioO prices. Remember the
cCaihcr Is icarDt and U0W comfortably tcdt one
cclk. BHt To those iCiO cannot tOait hare dccdcd
10 Cut anil Slaughter the prices present stock To
Cast and Less than cost IN orter to make room for
mammoth .Nc,r Stock.
See The disDtpy Of Clo1ks and Suits in orr large
front stoC windoic. BE sure amt rcnd nert Sundays
advertisement iH the Inherent papers.
NaMeroGro5. & Gyier "a.
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EoUH AcREs IN oRGiiAMp, CLOSE 70
Hogan, no rostDncu Ilocz'
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A Room COTTAGE on CENTER IT,
Il neat McCornicg rcfideuev Hrick cellar
nnc view lot axiii feet. ilook This w. f9.ol.
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REMEMBER, you receive two
weeks free treatment and free mcdl-
cine II you apply before Oct. s.
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DRESS GOODS.

sTecial' Don't fiil 10 SEQ uur us, [no vi
suTtment N line nrcss Goods AZ 1lll, VIII
in the nuhuItHt styles. combining WV w
all the new ami ftylish oiirc
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FALL WRAPS

~ the following frlGei
Ladies' Jackets Tor 500,
iad'e.' Jarkrit Tor l.ai, worth up 70 500
Iadics nnd Misses Jackets for btv worth
LsiiS' ana Msscs Jackets Tor $500, worth
uU 60 HlA 90,
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CAPE JACKETS

IN latest STYLES iu BLACK COI0rs, Plain or
Fur Trimmed 90 Si.ii Hnn mp
Elegant Assortment OF Sew Jackets ln INV
cloth. 5000, $500 500, 5000 up, worm !"
tO o. per cent more
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Zion Medical Institute

Located permanently a, Rooms aO2, 30S,
aoi, Dooly Po.l Building, salt Lake
City, Utah.
y. r.. Mansfield, MD.
j. A. Hissetr MD,
Consulting rhysiclanL
speclAluos Al diseases Of tho Eye, Ear,
Nose. Throat ard Lungs, all Chronic Diseases,
Omco hours-gt1 ~ q ~, go pm. TO b
PIN. suudays, ~ Am' 20 pm.
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E'iNr lMri,uNLU PROPERTY ~ nEsT
II part Of uiiv, Tor farm boz or near nouuu.
iui u. q. HOLMAN, blii ". End South street.
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MEMS UNDERWEAR.

Heavy Grey Underwear, nc SAT-
ENtra Heavy Grey Underwear lloJ sulL
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rI'ELEpHONE 800. AND THE LADIES'
i M charge Will promptly tCnd you rulia'
bic servant Whoto record has been carefully Inc
yeapFatCd. Ladies' Exchange, 49, east, ftrat
South.
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Grey and white ulaukvls Tor ec pair
~ White NHuhtH, Win upt uofdtr, p lhlI'
I.A NIutu NAntuta tor l4.sA talt'
lU.t White WuHhCN Tor asu uAlf'
Hound Aloucd Blunkuit for A-l pair
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

nN IMPROVED PROPERTY. IL ANY
- quantity Crosby q Crosby, q Main p g.
Notay iulua boz once
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shcrLn nnnd,. nrnve wlre.

CAPE MAY. Nov. l5--The cool courage
displayed by Mrs. r.. E. Hand wife of the
county sheriff, when an attempt was made
to break into her house, four miles above
Cape May, few nights ago, has just been
told. Mrs. Hand, her sister and children
were about retiring for the night when
footsteps were heard ON the kitchen roof
and am attempt to force open q lower story
door was noticed. Mrs Hand took down
her husbands fowling piece and fired
through the thin part Of the door. Fol
lowing the report hurried footsteps were
heard in retreat up the highway. The
sheriff was absent at the time. Robbery
was the object.
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GE0RGIl'S EXPOSITION.
The Great Show Of Southern Pro-
duotions at Augusta,
NEARLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Governor Northru and President walsh
Call Attention 20 the Rapid Growth Of
the New south ln Industry and Wealth,
and rredIet a aIorious Future.

Call Attention 90 the Rapid Growth Of
the New south in Industry and Wealth,
and Predict a Glorious Future.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov. l5.-For the third
time in the history OF Augusta have the
people of this city been Joined by repre-
sentatives of over half the states of the
union i'm the formal opening of the Au-
gusta exposition On this occasion, how
ever, there is joined with this enterprise
the Georgia state fair, under the manage
ment of the Georgia State Agricultural
society, the two combined forming am eX-
position that will equal i'm its scope any
similar enterprise ever attempted i'm the
history of the south
Fifty thousand people turned out TO wit
ness the grand procession of the military,
civic bodies and liremeu of the city chat
paraded the principal streets and wound
up at the exposition building, which was
packed with q hustliug. bustling crowd
of good naturc1 humanity. I'm the pro-
| cession there was Governor Northern of
| Georgia, Ex-Governor Mcdaniel and Gen
| eral Clement A. Evans the most probable
| future governor now before the people.
IN he building is the finest state agri-
| cultural display of southern products ever
! seen fifteen counties of Georgia and South
CaIolllla anu 0le coliec'lNe eNu!DlC ol 'Ie
sIaue Oh HouUh Oaiollua participating. IN
the industrial, mechanical and electrical
| departments nearly all of the states and
eisuu NAV ions are WIllie alnolls
.le 'O,r'o'lolS "lt many % .ue pesu lea-
lures rom Uue MIDWAY IlalsanCe aG lhe
| WoIiu l"'r, IreslueilO fa'Ilch w t!Sn' ul
one August hApo7l'ioH ihPahy' ueilNereu
Tne opening "uuress alIGr prayer Dy 'sl'
A@II9lHs burro"s' III UHe COURSE oI his
auuresS ne Salu'
NaUure mas enuo"eu Une SCUM WIN
| HldulloIu auNdhUaRe9 over uhe VEST IL rs
J our MISSION 10 utlille 'heh' Leu us lnVlVe
CapIIal' skill ana lupor 10 ueNelop Uhelh'
Leu Uhe people Oh oOner Secuons ana o'her
countries uluersuah,i IhaC an good men
| are "eIcolue' ana tnHU me llDeruy anu
| property are Vhe lhailehaple ana Vhe sa-
ere" flsh!s Oh our clulHehshlP Wlsh lD
TO go OUT ID Ihis great business CITY OF ours
uhere Is no sucn OhlhS as SecIloh' creeu OF
! PolIllcS, inscribed over .ne doors Oh our
cry ana Vnis eAPoslVloll Is Cu"rI'y' Uoler-
aUlon' DfoUherIy love Ior all feace ana
| good VIII snoulu prevail among all classes
| harmony shoulu De the WatchWord'
mayor Alexander was Uhe heNU speaker,
ana Wheh ne concluded ne introduced
GoNerhor NorVheh' Inc governor sald'
IN part
ms exposition OF the south Is an ob-
1ect lesson Ior the ulVerslllea industries OF
her Iuture' augusta claims TO De the
largest lumber lhahuiacturlng clty IN the
southeast augusta Is the second largest
cotton marker IN the union ana the largest
! cotton mahulac0urlhg Guy IN the south
She mas surpassed every other mahuiac-
turing clty IN the percentage OF increase
IN the NUMBER OF nahulacturng estah-
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TRENTON, Nov. l5.-Goyernor Werts, in
an interview, stated that he has not yet
decided whether he will call an extra ses-
sion of the legislature or not. The gov
ernor said that nothing had been brought
to his knowledge officially regarding the
decision of the supreme court declaring
the gerrymander law, which affects the
election of a,sgmblymen, unconstitutional
Unless the matter was brought before him
officially he would not take action in the
matter OF calling an extra session.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-11-15

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. D., Nov. 15.-Today
is a holiday in this city. The event cele-
brated is the unveiling of the soldiers and
sailors monument, erected by local sub
scription. There was a parade this morn
ing in which number of organizations,
both civil and military, took part, The
monument will be unveiled at p. m, and
John n, Carpenter win be the presiding
officer, The uration will be delivered by
Hon. James Z. Rushing, of Trenton.