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an opportunity o. crafty my desires,
sO one day | went Town io tho irieatr
Potomac and tried IN rnlIst. was
only | years OH suit inev did not
want H. take me AZ nr.t. but aaa pef-
sisleui, ami the naval officer. taiJ.
they liked my patriotism IN was
taken on board. ] vi TO run awav
from home to get away, but my des I'd
10 20 10 sea was 20 great that did moi
care hit, although left uire, com.
Portable home behind and a kind
father aud mother.
"rhe OH eft OF the Potomac wor
very good to me anu | made gf,r
progfess as a sailor. The Potomac we'd
direct 10 the Gull Of Mexico and WIS
one Of the ships that Dombard,d aul
took Vera Cruz. / was with the crew
that landed on the beach nud mafchtd
into the Mexican city. IL was n great
time, 1 tell you. When the PotonrLo
returned TO Baltimore | was paid bfi
and went home, carrying besides ny
pay, which looked like q .mall fortune
to me, signed document compliment.
ing ms un my behavior, and rec;n.
mending me for promotion In casa Of
future service. My patents iofglvc
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A PIONEER cARMAy.
THE ENpERiENCEs ~ JOHN ADAM
COOPER FOk SEAill.N HALF
A CENTURY.
$50 FenIcl,,o cAronL.Iel

Captain John Adam Cooper, COM
handing car II OF the Omnibus short
lluc, plying on BTannau street between
the PBGinC Mall dock and The Third
stree, car llne, ami making close cQn-
nvctious, wiz celebrate to-day hia
lwen,y.ninth yelrof service ~ i cur.
driver IN this city The Cap,an has
quite u history. Aside lrom being the
pioneer clrurlver here he Is tie
youngest Mexican war veteran ana
IraNs pension Tor active service pur-
iormed' during tue war. For seven
teen y, ar he has nnvigated the car IL
Tho Pacific Mali dock In n most salts
factory manner, aud ne II very popular
with all who travel with him. lie has
never hnd an accident On his car
Captain Cooper was born in Baltl'
more ia 1874. ii ia father had "A large
canning anu ship.balIasting busiues-,
and young job when ten years OLD
could manage "A team In iirsl'class
style ana pitch a ballast cobblp ike "a
longshoreman. He begged hia father
TO let him go to SEA, but permission
was refused.
"ln 1915, when the Mexican wal
0ro Q out" said he yesterday, vi saw
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Call and Look at Our Display

ONE PRIen.
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WiLLAdsuN.-Dled IN Paragoonah. Iron
county, Utah, pecamber glst. 1891. Ann Wi.
hanson aged cishty.rour years ten months and
seventeen days. Mother " illAinson was born IN
Choubcnt, Lancashire, Lnglaud February
90 iss joined the cInrch q, Jesus Christ
OF Latter day saints al an cary datc and was
baptized hv Wlnsm smilh september e2nd
- ON Nay End, 1885,, with her family, two
,ons ana tour uuughtcrs, embarked at Liver
pool GA ;le inoscts ship HORIZON for America
hen hurb1ud, James williamson. having pTe.
ceici her ~ % yCat. On the 18th day or July,
1880. sntrrNiu,amson, IN company with many
oiHcf., departed RON Iowa Cty on a
tediuu, AMI trying Journey ac,oss tie
plans. N what was known as the
last hand cart company OF that season, under
CA Elm Martin, arriving In salt Lake Ctty Nov.
'Vlh Here Hhowai i9inct by nor husband, aud
In few days was ngun On Tue road To Iron
county, In southern Utah, arriving al ths little
town 81 raragoopah On Doo. lsth, where sho
rcsidcd corHinnuy uuul The day ot her death.
AUNT Ann, us tho was faniliury known by
hcr many nicnds aud acquaIntanccs. was =
uiod ard faithful Latter day saint never known
to murmur, notwithstanding h,r many trial.
and privatlous, she has gone 10 rest nad will
he rcsurIccte with the iu,t and receive hol
reward which she mrritod, Her son, foui
daughters, many graud children and Frcat
grand children mourn her doplruuo,-Ci h.
MiNepid S'ar plolfe COPY.
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Police Court Gases.

1ohn White anu John Foley, charged
win burglarlllng the American
up'hing store "a fow nights ago were
Mieu before Justice Gee this forenoon,
,ue result was they both obtained
'uelr liberty. Charles Miller ACCUSED
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u the same oiionse will have u hearing
tomorrow afternoon at . O'Clock.
Two John Deea were ndiu1ged in
nocent Of using abusive aud urolanp
language and petit larceny.
soutence WAS suspended on two self.
convicted inabrlates while a third
yas mulcted In the sum Of 50.
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NoriCE l. nEutBY GIVEN rilAf TUT
n regular annual meeting Of me stock
Toi'iors of the We'll Anne Niuinr and Milug
COMPANY. Tor the clcotun of oniters, md lgr
the tfansArtiou u any other business thAt .hal
urnperiN come it fore the inertinH. VIII Dee bed
1t the company oNicc, Hpufns Jl' d. tonsiitu
lion Huildlng, Nonda, February oth. is', hs
O'Clock J.. IN.
salt take cts, January f'h, ~ %.
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CAUTION.

Consumers are especially
cautioned against purchasing
any OF the worthless limitations
offered on the market put upon
packages resembling PRIDE
or JAPAN, also known AS
TREE TIA. see that the ar
ticle you purchase Is genuine
and take no other.
FACSIMILE or PacKlGKi
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ID III y TIT -.

urR 'EsE -Nt Huntington. Emery comfy,
pee. .Glh, lsl2, OF an apoplccllo stroke, Mariah
urges, aged 20 years, months ana o days.
Deceased wa, tho wiic OF VIM. burgess. and
daughter II crab amt Mary rtlsipheL
sistcr uurft,s WIS baptized in January,
Isl, gathered to kniiand IN rs, went to
Missouri with The famous kirkland cRinp ~
l,I,, uud came to Utah IN isisi thus par-lu
through all th1 suncritgs and mobbLss OF M
early LATER daJ sa,ut-. While at Spnyoo ahe
received her u.downonl- ~ The Temple, aud
has performed work Tor over hundred OF h.r
dea relative iu the ST. George Temple.
The Hclicf so'i,ly and tho ssiocii ious o.,
ward hayelJstR faithful co.lnh3rer. sho
was inc motrr 70 niue chiliron, and had
aiNty 0,. graudcmldren. iitly great grand.
endrcn. and one groatgrcat anaudelild. Her
sickness la,,cd .iiy uice days aad She pass ID
OIL ~ easy rs L. ans " 'letp
CunnliL- at HAL croft. sheepshead, Eng.
land, October H. is3l, Mary corah, aged %
yoars. Decreased, although not member OF
the Uhnreh, was wen known by many Elders,
to whom tho daori oi hcr homc were always
opened, and who always manifested desire
W make them comfortable. MHleaaiaI Star.
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ourrUh ANY,


CGANE -JJha crane. son Of Samuel Crane
and sarah tolkand. was iOrn at sccthins, Nvr.
folk. England. .Dccembu Gh, l.!D. was hap.
til,d and confirmed member OF the thuroh
OF jesus CHRIS, Of Latter. day saint. by Elder
Joseph Hull At Pullman Marset December l5th,
isal. ordained a Priest August 2nI, lot, by
EIdcr W. ;. s. willoa. lig cm.graied 10 Utah
tn i,3G with hia wife and oisl,t children zone Of
which he buried on tie Plano, crossing the
sea IN the ship American Congress, aud tho
Plains In Captain Ihomr uaia. Arriving
IA Salt Lake Clsy September p, 10, he there
continued 20 reside until hla deiaso. having
lived IA tho Tonth Naul Tor over twenty i've
years. lie was ordAaod an Eldcr February
2n,h, isH., anu from that time rontiuacd to take
Hn active part IN CccoAasucal Altar, of the
ward. His death occurred Dccuisbor .ith.
is3, and was occahcncd by paralysis Of
tho bladder, from which ho sanorod Sc.
Serciy for i've days. When be expired ho was
surrounded by his family whom no called
around him two days before. Ant after asking
them 4 thoy had testimony NJ the rnih % the
Gospel and rccciylug an HiIrmatiyo answer. ho
blessed each IN turn anu gave a word Of coun'
aol Hs well as some instruciions In regard 10
family anAirs. Aitef this he was coufcioui
only for q short time aud finally fell asleep IN
death Ne leaves q wife, lyr sons aud tw,
daughters aud hurry grandchildren TO mourn
their luss.
The funeral services were conducted ~
bishop ,poir, ~ tue Tenth ward meeting
houfo, pcc ~ Isl. ani were attended by
largo uumle. ct friends from hi, own and ad
ioininp warts. ConsoiinF remark were mad,
los stake Counselor jus. T., Taylor, llishol
.poir aud Ithora. Music was furnished by IN,
wari ohoIf 1h' romans we're aid 10 reit II
The r,Iy cemetery. hers to await the rcsurrec
ton Vi N, Just
NiYsHuiii star Vlrusc COPY
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What He was called.

The eastern man in the western town
was doing mis- best TO be polite, but there
was one fellow who seemed TO terrorize
everybody, and who didn't propose that
the eastern man should have half a
chance II he could prevent ii, and he
was doing all he could that way. Fin
ally the eastern man got hot in the
starched linen contiguous 10 his neck
tie.
Look here" he said to the bully,
"rve stood about as much OF you as I'm
going 10 stand. Do you twigP"
The bully brlstled up.
"Do you know who 1 amp" he asked.
''NO. Who are yOu?"
"rm Sam Williams, l am, and l am
called Bad Sam. SaYey?"
The Eastern man got up close.
"Oh, you're called Bad Sam, are you?"
he snapped out short and sharp. well,
you'll be called higher in two seconds II
you don't get out" and before the bully
dad time to think there was gun at
his nose, and hegot out.
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An Expedition About Ready TO Leave
Florida for That PurpOSe-Every Efors
20 Prevent IL.
KEY WEST, FLA, April 4.-The rev.
dictionary expedition against Cuba IS
about TO leave here on its mission. The
greatest excitement prevails among the
peoDle while the federal officials are
anxious, but vigilsnt. The revolution
airy leaders cannon be found, the men IN
the ranks who have been most active In
the movement are not TO be seen In
their usual haunts and there IS gener-
al restleSsneSs and righteousness char
acterizing the entire Cuban population
1t is regarded as certain that the night
will witness the attempt OF the reyolu-
tiouists 70 get away. The revenue cut
ter McLane is here. Her small boats
have been equipped for immediate ser
vice, her men have been armed TO the
teeth and everything is In readi-
ness 10 intercept the rev0lutiOnists II
they make q start. The McLane has
GOT steam up ready for pursuit The
commander is being kept constantly In
formed by men on shore as TO the move
ments OF the revo!utiOnistS, but their
plans for departure made during the
past month have been so carefully con-
Cealed that il is hard to discover what
they are doing, or what move they In
tend TO make.
10 is believed that the federal officers
have had either the knowledge or sns-
picions Of the intent Of the revolution
lists TO leave for several days past and
that a call was sent TO the Navy Depart
ment asking for achievements. The
statement is made now and not denied
that two other revenue cutters have
been ordered here aud are expected TO
arrive before another dawn.
If the revoiutiOnists have heard and
believe that the McLane is TO be thus
reinforced, il will undoubtedly hasten
their attempt 20 get away. They know
that the federal authorities are fully
alive to the exigency OF the occasion,
for their spies, keen men with chan
nels for getting inside information
which the authorities have been unable
to discover, know OF the preparations to
prevent their leaving which have been
made on board the McLane. They fur
Their know that all the custom house In
spectOrs aud other government en-
ployeS have been armed and ordered TO
be on duty all Of this night ready for
any emergency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05
BELLAIRE.

The Official returns OF the vote for
city officials give the following plurali-
ties: George S. Jennings, D., Water
Works Trustee, full term, &c; VIM. Car
roll, r., Water Works Trustee, short
term, 30: James II. Kelly, D., School
Board, full term, 2S9; John Steger, D.,
School Board, full term, $50; Charles
Lancaster, r.. School Board, short
term, 3. David Is. Long, r., Township
Trustee, IA; George Myers, D., Town
ship Treasurer, Sc.
First ward-Council, John Burrows,
R., II; Assessor, Louis Jefers, r., 10.
Second ward - Council, Sebastian
Winner, D., 81; Assessor, James Con-
ners, D., 1l3.
Third ward-Councll, Conrad Rum
bach, D., IS; Assessor, Minshall Porter
field, D., 80.
Fourth ward-Louis LaRoche, D.,
aud w. d. Jones, r., tie; Assessor,
Amos Roscoe, r., 103.
Fifth ward-COuncil, John H. Camp
bell, D., 4; Assessor, Isaac Myers, D., rs.
Mrs. Daniel Holahan and two daugh-
tiers, OF Lamira, were 10 the city yester-
day, en- route TO their new home near
Allegheny, Pa. Mrs. II. has two sons
employed in the railway service at
Pittsburg.
The funeral Of John Archer took
place yesterday afternoon. Services
were held at the Christian church.
The remains were followed to the grave
in Rose Hill cemetery by large con-
course OF sorrowing friends and re-
latives.
Council seems to have been successful
in inserting enough provisions In the
ordinance granting franchise for the
electric street railway, as the measure
fills column and half Of small type.
The Democratic Candidates for Coun-
Gil in the Second and Third wards were
elected, despite the unfair attack upon
them in regard 10 the Belmont street
crossing.
The remains of Mr.. Parker, who died
suddenly at Pinch Run on Sunday,
were shipped to his old home in Penn
sylvania, Monday, for interment.
There have not been as many movings
in this city the past few days as is usual
the first of April. Vacant houses are
scarce.
No DRINKS were gathered in as a
result OF the election, and the usual
quite reigns at the city building,
Edward Monaghan is building an
addition TO his dwelling and business
room on South Union street,
Order the Daily and Sunday REGIS
TER delivered to your home. c. 81.
Blakeney, agent.
A. NJ. T. Boyd, gate-keeper on the
Wegee pike, collected S65,95 cents in
toll last month.
The County Commissioners are hold
ing the regular monthly session at
st. Gainesville.
The city was visited by heavy thun-
der storm Monday night, but no damage
was done.
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$40 FOR A FOsrOFFICE.
An UnsOphisticated Applicant Injuries
HIS Chances Innocently.

An UnsOphisticatod Applicant Injuries
HIS Chances Innoeently.
NEW YORK, April "A Washington
correspondent telegraphing his paper
says:
Some Office seekers are more ingen-
ious than others, while some injure
their prospects by indiScretiOn. To-day
a letter was received at the White House
from an applicant for small pOstoffice.
The writer evidently wanted an ap-
pOintment badly. He was . modest, evil
IDENTIFY unsOphisticated place hunter, fer
in addition 20 Offering proiuSe apology
for bOthering the President with such
a triflng matter be enclosed a $40 note.
IN explanation he said he knew the
Presidents time was occupied with
moro important matters, and II he
stopped 10 consider the subject IN Ques-
ton be would probably deprive the
country OF his services during the period
so occupied. The SO. IL was explained,
was 20 deiray the expense for any time
iost by the President In the transaction.
Private Secretary Thurber, 20 whom
the letter was referred, was az first dis
posed to be indignant. He finally con-
Guided that the applicant was perfectly
sincere, but inexperienced. He there
fore returned thu application and the
money 70 the sender, with a little ad.
vice as TO the proper method Of apply
ing for Office under the present admin
istratiOn.
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ENGLISH CEIrICIsNls
OF the Manner In which the Case OF th'
United States is Conducted.

OI the Manner IN mnlcn the Ease OF NAS
United states is Conducted.
LONDON, April 3.-The newspapers
generally comment upon the intrOduc-
tlon before the Court OF Arbitration re-
gsrding Bering Sea OF the British coun-
ter case, exposing the use made OF mis-
translations OF Russian documents In
the case presented by the United States.
The London Standard says that some
times the translator seems 70 have
blundered out Of sheer carelessness and
In other places to nave been mistaken,
while some errors OF omission and COM
mission show deliberate Justification In
favor Of the contentious Of the United
States. As the government OF the
United States had put ia amended YER
sion OF the mistranslated documents,
most people would suppose that no more
need be said, but IL is surprising 70
find that, after tacitly admitting some
documents 10 be no more reliable than
the Mormon scriptures, the United
States government has refrained from
modifying or Withdrawing the argu-
ments based on the translatiOns. The
British contention is that when spuri-
Gus passages are expunged, there does
not TenTgTh an atom OF evidence sup
porting the chief American allegations.
In closing the Standard remarks
that 1t would perhaps be futile TO ask
whether any responsible politician at
Washington really thought that the de-
vice could beguile the representatives
of Great Britain.
The So. James Gazette says that ii
does nor suspect the United States gov
eminent Of conniving in the cOncOcted
passages, and is sure that the American
people will repudiate a trick so dirty
and so silly. Yet, adds the Gazette, the
arguments founded on the iorgeries are
uncancelled.
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ztstp ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRESS GOODS
BARGAINS.
Our
Greatest
Department
Presents the following inducements:
Presents the following Inducements:

25 pieces extra fine black Atwood
Henrietta at 77c a yard. Sl.00
would be value.
rs pieces extra fine and wide
black Atwood Henrietta at 93c a
yard. Sl.25 would be value.
IS pieces good AII.wsol Black
Cashmere at 39c a yard. Soc
would be value.
20 pieces Fancy Striped English
Cashmere, just the thing for house
dresses, l9c yard. 25c would be
value.
Is pieces Figured india Dress
Silks at 29c a yard. Fines grades
at 50c, 75c and Sl.00 yard. All
the delicate tints in plain India Silks
at 25G, 49c, 59c, etc.
tBff you have decided to pay no
more than Doc per yard for new
Spring Dress Goods, it would not be
wise 10 ignore the many matchIess
lines we are showing at this price.
The celebrated weII.Wearing James,
town fabrics in plain and plaids at
SOC a yard.
EVERY NEW SPRING SHADE rep.
resented in our lines OF COlored Dress
Goods at 79c, 83c, Sl.00, $l.25
and $l.50 a yard.
Trimmings Of all kinds to match
every new shade.
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with nothing else than fearless eye
would be in pretty bad hole, though.
What man must have is a good heart,
plenty Of pluck-lots Of sand IN his
neck, as the prize-ighters say. The
secret of successfully handling Wild
beasts is to become imbued with con-
fdence that all wild beasts are really
cowardly, especially II they belong to
the cat family. II you are not afraid
aud you know how to do 1t, 1t Is easy
enough"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05

NEW York, April The suit OF the
United States AGAINST Gen. Adam Badeau
ia the United States Circuit Court, has
been stricken from the calendar, the case
having been compromised in December
The government claimed g. 639 which Gen.
Badean received as fees while Consul az
Havana. He paid S5C0, and his Sureties
Gen. Horace Porter and Col. Fred Grant
paid the same sum. Tn a similar suit for
over $4,000 the General was victorious.