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THE RATE WAR.

1t Is Thought the Matter Win Be Fixed
Up Today.
CHICAGO, May 10.-President jeffrey of
the Denver & Rio Grande is in the city
and although he refuses to talk it is as
serted that he has come for the purpose of
settling the Colorado rate war. 1t is un-
derstood he will have conference with
President Reinhart of the Atchison, and
if everything is settled it is probable the
round trip rate between Chicago and
Denver will be in the neighborhood
of S35.
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Railway Notes.

G. w. Heintz, of the Western, reports
the Worlds fair travel holding its own
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PHARMACISTS ADJOURN.
Provo Selected as the Place OF the
Next Meeting.
a Ruling Concerning the Service of Paper.
by Deputies-Two Witnesses
Held for Perjury.

OGDEN, May 1O.-The third session OF
the Pharmaceutical association was called
TO order this morning at 1880 O'Clock,
with President Farlow in the chair. The
attendance was not so large as on the
opening day, number OF the delegates
having been forced to return home.
Reports on the condition OF business
throughout the territory indicated that
there Is general awakening in trade and
the druggists are consequently feeling
very happy.
Under the head of new business G. M.
Beason of Ogden read very interesting
paper on the condition of the pharma-
ceutical business 100 years hence, sort
OF Looking Forward" affair.
Mr.. Tavey of the committee appointed
to take up the various features of the re-
port of the secretary and pass upon the
suggestions contained therein reported
that his committee would consider the
points in question and report to the COM
mirtee on legislation at later date.
DR.. A. S. Condor of Ogden, then read
paper, on "some thoughts on the drug
gist.'
Provo was selected as the place for the
next meeting, which will be held on the
first Tuesday in June OF 1894. Inasmuch
as the constitution provided that the
place OF meeting should have the assis-
tant secretary, Herbert s. Payne of
Provo, was selected to ill that office.
The convention then took up the pro-
posed amendment of the constitution and
bylaws, and George w. Driver of Ogden
offered an amendment to strike out the
word ''not' in the following section of
article s; Pharmacists, chemists, whole
sale druggists, pharmaceutical journal
lists, and other persons interested in the
welfare of the association who may be
thought worthy OF the distinction, may
be elected associate members. They shall
mott, however, be eligible to office or
vote at the meetings.
The convention then took an adjourn
ment until O'Clock.
The afternoon session was occupied al
most entirely with the installation of the
new officers and an executive session at
which many matters of interest and i'm
portance to the profession were
discussed. A new section was
added to the by laws, providing that
hereafter the annual dues shall be g. so.
On behalf of the ladies of Salt Lake ex-
President Farlow presented President
Ash with splendid jointed skeleton
that could move when the string was
pulled.
An adjournment was taken at O'Clock
and the delegates LETT for their homes on
the evening trains.
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AUTHORITY OF DEPUTY MARsHALs.

Most of the day in the Fourth district
court was occupied with the hearing in
the case of the People VS.. James Iverson.
The charge in the case was resisting an
officer. Last summer two deputy mar
shals went out to Five Points for the
purpose of attaching two cars of lumber,
and were opposed by Iverson and several
others. AT the afternoon session the case
was thrown out of court, as was also that
against j. P Immersion, same charge,
on point OF law that deputy marshals
have no authority to serve papers out of
Justices court. This is an important
decision and reverses the present prac-
tice
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ADULTERY AND PERJURY.


At the afternoon session the adultery
case OF the United States VS.. Henry Stan
der OF Brigham City, was called for trial
and went to the jury shortly after
O'Clock. 1t seems from the evidence
that Stander had already served
one term in the penitentisry
for a kendred offense, and shortly
after his release had some trouble with
his legal and plural wives and went to
Sina Nielsen, where he is said to have
committed the crime. Mrs. Nielsen is
said to be a plural wife and has several
children, the eldest of whom, a girl twelve
years of age and one of the witnesses, is
said to have been born while the woman
was still miss. Both Mrs. Nielsen and
the girl told different stories when
placed upon the witness stand to those
told by them before the grand Jury, ac-
cording to Mr.. Allison's claims, and at
the conclusion of the case both were held
in 500 bonds on charge of perjury.
Before the grand jury the girl is said to
have made the statement that Stander
often slept with her mother especially
during the colder season of the year. On
the stand she denied such questions and
deliberately falsified as admitted by her
self later IN the hearing.
After being out two hours the jury re-
turned verdict of guilty. Sentence will
be passed tomorrow.
The case against James Wangsgaard,
charged with grand larceny, was set
down for trial for May II.
ATTORNEYS ACCUSED OF FORGERY.
The case of the Ogden Bar association
against r. II. Jones and B. II. Jones of
Brigham City for alleged irregular prac-
tees came up before Messrs. Haywood,
Johnson & Macmillan this morning in
the Office of Chairman Haywood Both
r. II. and B. H. Jones were present. as
was their counsel ] n. KimbalI. Autor-
ney L. R. Rogers conducted the prosecu-
ton.
The Joneses are accused of forging Ger
tain court documents, and after a great
deal of testimony had been introduced.
the hearing was adjourned until the 18th
when it will be continued at Brigham
CITY.
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"a! g. Rio Grande
&AMESTERNM -
Il'.z1 Western.
Standard Gauge.
CURRENT TIME TABLE.
IN EFFECT MAY 7, 1898.
CURRENT TIME TABLE.
IN EFFECT MAY 7, 1898.
LEAVE SAIL LAKE,:
ARRIVES SALT LAKE:
.om Provo. GrandJunction

No. From Provo, GrandJunction
and the east......---------......1 10. 2osm
No. 3.-From Provo, Grand Junction
and the east ...--............ II. 5Op.m
No. From Provo, Payson, Eureka
and Silver City 10. 90 a. NJ
No. 5.-From Bingham and Sanpete. 5. 30 p. n.
No. 2. From Ogden and the west. 755 a. 10.
No. 4.-From Ogden and the west. 7IOp. M.
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Only line running through Pullman palacs
sleeping cars Salt Lake TO San Francisco; Sa1t
Lake 10 Denver via Grand Junction, and salt
points.
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a sure Cure for pies.

The closest prices on goods at the
Chicago LIQUOR House,
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TICKET OFFICE, 200 sO0TH MAIN STREET

D. C. DODGE. A. E.wELBY J.H. BENNETT.
Gen. Mgr. Genl Sups. G. PTA
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Fine fancy goods. Godbe- Pitts Co.
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PERSONAL PARTICULARS.

CHLOE BRADwAY, ,hof Centreville, CAL,
is only seventeen years old, but she has
improved her opportunities to the ex-
tent of marrying twice and clipping
seven times. H -
GALEN CLARK is the guardian of Yo-
semitic park, a white-bearded pioneer,
grizzly bear killer and innkeeper. He
has just made his first visit to the out
side world in forty years.
80 GEORGE w. DYE, wl1odied recently at
Elberton, Ga, bequeathed all of his es-
tate to negro family that had grown
up about him in his house. The estate
is worth six hundred thousand dollars.
ONE of the choicest articles in the
collection of the late r. l.. Ames' is
what is said to Obe the largest crystal
known to exist. 1t is seven inches in
diameter, and Mr.. Ames is believed to
have paid twenty-four thousand dol
lars for it. . g..
THE statement that Abraham Lin
coin was a: spiritualist and had me-
dunn living in the white house has
gained such wide publicity that e3,-
Minister Robert T. Lincoln is at pains
to deny it. He says there is not an
iota of truth in the story.
Dr. FREDERIcK ANDRos, of Mitchell,
s. D., claims to be the first authorized
practitioner of medicinei in the! i'm
mense region west of the Mississippi
and north of the Missouri. He is o ma
tive of Massachusetts, is now nearly
ninety-one years old, and settled in
Dubuque in 1884. - =
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ELKO, NEVADA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER u 1898.
TRANSPORTATION BY WATER.

THERE are 25,817 miles of canals in
the world, of which Is, 1903 miles are in
Europe, 4,470 in the United States, 535
in Canada, 2,240 in India, and 5,27O are
in China.
GREAT BRITAIN and her colonies have
27,9o6 ships of all kinds; France has 15,-
27S; Germany, 2,635; Russia, 4, ,4O6; Italy,
o,S1O; United States, 22,623;' the world,
1O7,137.
THE United States has 1855 light
houses and beacons, 80 lightships, lot
fog signals worked by system, 1877 by
clockwork, 1,7G1 river lights and 4,2S6
buoys of various kinds.
THE mariners compass was used for
centuries by the Chinese before it was
brought to Europe. It's invention or
introduction is credited to Flavio
Gioja, ii the fourteenth century.
THE origin of the American navy
dates from 1775, when congress author
lied the equipment of two cruisers. BY
October, 17T3, the American fleet con
sisted of 26 vessels, Aounting $50 guns.
ONE towboat on the Mississippi, in a
good stage of water, can take from st.
Louis to New Orleans a tow carrying
10000 tons of grain, quantity that
would require fifty railroad trains of
ten cars each.
IN 1891 OF. the American trade 23,-
6oO,0O0 tons were carried in American
ships and 8, 100, 900 under, foreign flags;
in 1880, 5l,0o0,oO0 tons sailed under the
American flag and 253, ,OOO. 900 tons
were carried in foreign vessels.
THE most singular ship in the world
is the Polyphemus, of the British
navy. 1t is simply a long steel tube,
deeply buried in the water, the decl,
rising only four feet above the sea- 1t
carries no masts or sails and is used as
a ram and torpedo boat.
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SOMETHING ODD.

IT Is said there is never an odd num-
ber of rows on an ear of corn.
AN eel two feet long stopped up a
fireplug on Broadway, New York, last
week.
. A NOVEL, way of stirring up business
is adopted by shoemaker in Lynn,
Mass. Every eleventh pair of shoes
left ut his shop he repairs free of cost.
AN .artesiap, well at Pierre, S. D.,
spouts a combination of water and gas
at the rate of four hundred gallons q
minute. The water blazes for o time
when light is applied to it.
Some years ago p floating island In
Cranberry lake; near Arden, n. Y. was
fastened to the mainland with q hawser
to Keep it from drifting away. The old
hewser is there. yet, and so is the
island. ', g.. s.
.s.
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-11-25

Ia veiIle. C'est precis6ment &c Jour
la quavait man4ue la plus grande
quantlte de poules. Aussi une
scene terrible de Ia part du proprie-
taire, tout p~uissant dams lie village
II i%njurie 0 fermler, le bat ct finale
ment lie jette dehors.
Celia fait, notre homme touiours
enrage, sen va chez le cure lie plsto-
let au poing, ct lui ordonue d. luI
declarer 81 son fermier Antonio s'est
confesse d'ayoir voIe DIES poules. lie
cure, bien que fort effrayG, repond
supplement que la question ne merite
pas de leponse. lie proprietaire
aveugl6 par la rage, frappe lie cure
au visage ct lui promet de lie Ievoir
dams peu lie temps.
Quinze jours Sc passent, ct un soir
lie cure est appele pour aller secourir
un malade a deux miles de l'endroit
DeuX hOmmeS a chevaI som Ia pom
accompagner lie cure il a lui-meme
I'm cheval sell6 qui l'attend. LIE
pauvre rrGtre, qui ne Sc doute de
ren, prend les sacrcments CT monte 4
cheyal.
lie groupe part au trot. Arrive
dams un taillis de ch6ne, un dies ca
walters salsit lie pretre par Ia gorge.
pendant que lautre lpi plante I'm
poignard dams lie cpur en- lui dlsant
''C'est la vengeance de Ranieri =
Ranieri dtait lie gros proprietaire.
Ce nest que lie matin qu'on a
trouve lie pr6tre baigne dams 0
sang ct portant encore les sacrements
u sa poitrine.
Les assassins mont pu ere pris.
Sui Ranieri est en- prison. mais il
assure Que les assassins ont peut-etre
agi en- son nom, mais nullemeut sur
son ordre. D'autre part un berger
qui Sc trouvait dams lie taillis, assure
avoir entendu les paroles de ~lassas-
sin ct avolr reconnu les cheyaux de
Ranieri.
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UN PRETRE ASSASSINE.
On ecrit de Rome :

UT CITTV Ut ItUTITt
Tn pretre DIES environs de Rome a
etc reimbursement assassine pour
n'avoir pas vouIu livrer lie secret de
la confession. Voici lie fait Depuis
longtemps I'm gros proprittaire de
Riano voyait ses pouIes ct ses pigeons
disparaitre. Scs soupeons tombaient
naturellement sur lie serviteur de la
ferme ct sa femme. Ces gems YOU
liant communier lie jour de la Nativite,
lie S Septembre, allercnt sc confesser
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LA
CAPITAINE ROUGE.
PAR LEOPOLD STAPLEAUx.
XVII
Suite

D~ttt
Plusieurs heures s'ecoulerent pen
dant lesquells d'Esperant roula dams
ss tete les projects les plus extrava-
giants sans en- trouver I'm seul qui
put lie tirer de sa situation exception
nellie.
All ! Mandica lui await dit vrai ::
les neuds qui fxaient ses liens
etaient dune solidite a toute eGpreuve
ct on lavait garrotte avec une rare
habilete, a 81, immobile, il sentait a
peine les cordes emprisonnant ses
membres, DIES quill essayait de Sc
mouvoir Giles Sc tendaient douloureu-
sement ct entraient dams ga chair.
-Combien de temps va-t-on me
laisser ainsi, Sc demanda Luclen Z?
Mosca EXTRA.
La Capitaine ma charge de vous
delnander 81 vous ayez faim, mon
sieur ? dlt-il.
Non, merci.
Eft soft .?
Non plus, mails dites-lui... =.
Antonio etait deja loin.
Quelques minutes plus tard, An
tome reparut, mails cette fois il ne
TAFT plus seul, deux matelots l'accom-
pagnaient.
Au meme instant, lie yacht s'ar-
reta.
La terre %s'apercevait a cent metres
environ.
Une folle ~esperance traverse lima.
gination de Lucien.
Mails ellie fut de courte duree.
Monsieur, dit Mosca, lie Cantabile
Went de s'arreter ; nous somme dams
I'm petit port DIES bords de la Man
che je veux bien donner &c rem
seignement, Inc chaloupe qu'on met a
Peau en- ce moment va me permettre
d'y aborder atm d'y chercher DIES
%iournaux ct DIES lettres qui vous
interesseront, sans doute. CONNIE
vos Girls, sill vous prenait fantastic
den porsser, pourraient attirer Pat
t%ention, je suis charge de yous prove
mir que ces deuX braves matelots que
voici, au moindre cri que vous pous-
seriez. ont l'ordre de vous baillonner
immediatement Neuillez done, ie
YOU prize, nous 6pargner cette pre-
caution qui vouss eralt, probablement,
tres dtsagreable.
Eft, sur ces mots, Antonio quitta
Lucien pour gagner la terre, ainsi
quill venait de lie dire.
Philippe, tandis que lie yacht de
la Capitaine Rouge descendant Ia
Seine, n'avait pas manqu6 d'aller
yoir a lh0tel du Louvre Nine Mosca.
ct ainsl que ravait prevu lie neveu
de la comtesse, s'etait iaisse delier
par ellie la langue sans effort.
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ATELIER

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
sommes a meme d'executcr tous les ouvrages
typographiques qui nous seront comics. LIE
brefs c'aFocat. cartes d'atfaires. entttes de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circus
laires, etc, seront imprimcs dams lie plus bre
delai ct a ces prix ual detient toute concur
renee.
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UN HORRIBLE ACCIDENT A MAN
cHEsTER-Ces jours derniers. 4
Manchester, n. H., la ~servante de NJ
George Cyr Il trouve la mort dams
dies circumstances extraordinaires
ellie 4 etc guillottin6e, pour ainsi
dire, par TN lit peasant.
I'm labsence de NJ. ct Mime. Cyr,
qul Sc trouvaient alors d Ieur maoa-
SIN, la %servante, Inc demoiselle Baril.
qui etait nouvellement a leur emploi
chercha a pr6parer lie Int dies enfants.
qui est une couchette fermante don't
ellie ne connaissait pas lie mGcanisme.
En- faisant jouer incoasciemment
lie resort, lie lit s'est abattu sur -
tete avec une graude force ct ellie 4c
trouva Prise par lie cou entire le,
pieces massives du lit, ct mourut
etoutfee sans 4u'elle put rien faire
pour sauver sa vie, les enfants Giant
trop Jeunes pour Iui porter secours.
Quand NJ. ct Nine. Cvr %arriyerent
chez euX, lis %trOuverent les enfants
IA motto endormis dams une autre
chambre ct lie cadavre de la seryantc
prls CONNIE dams un etau.
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~
lettre DIES plus mttressantes pour
Mandica, car ellie ~relatait les evene-
ments qui a~vaient signale Ia soiree
du contrat chez Nine Vincent, ct Ia
comtesse await joint a sa missive
'deux journaux qui ~avaient, a ii de
mande de Lignac. ins6re lie process
verbal don't MarciIIy await proyoqut
Ia reduction a Ia fin du dtjeuner
qui await Gu lieu a Ia Porte-Jaune.
Mosca ne resta a terre que lie temps
necessalre pour aller prendre, au
bureau de poste, lie courier de Ia
Florini ct jeter a Ia poste I'm mot
pour Ia comtesse, lui Indignant lie
port vers lequel allait Sc diriger lie:
yacht de la Capitaine Rouge, puts il
regagna le Cantdbile quill fit remettre
en- marche en- arriyant d bord.
D'Esptrant n'avalt point bougt,
mails IL await vainement essavG
d'apitoyer les deux matelots dc son
sort.
Esclayes dune consigne que leUr
await donnee Mosca. ceux-ci s'6taiert
contentes d'allumer leur pipe ct de
la fumer en- observant un mutisme
complet, &c qui await plongt Lucien
dams une e~xaspGration aussi violente
qu'inutile.
-Voici une lettre ct DIES l~ournaux.
signora, dit Mosca, en- les presentant
a la diva.
La jeune femme les parcourut
Replacement.
-C'est admirable, dit-elle en-
fin.
Et ellie Sc rendit aupres de d'Es-
liant.
-Vous devez 6tre desireux de
savoir Iefet qua produit yotre de-
part, monsieur d'Esperant je puls
vous satlsfalre sur ce point.
-Parlez, Mandlca, reprit viyement
Lucien.
Chez yotre belle-mere, c'est NJ.
Dumoulin qui est venu, devant ses
invites, announcer votre flute. Nine
Vincent s'est evanouie ct votre fan
Gee a da faire de grands efforts pour
dissimuler la ioie qu'elIe eprouyait
lie re retard. II faudra renoncer a
entrer dams cettte famille, monsieur.
ct, d'ailleurs, CONNIE ie suls absolu-
ment residue a ne vous rendre votre
liberte que lorsque Mile Vincent aura
trouve un futur qu'On ne lui ~enl6vera
pas, toute esperance de votre part de
pouvoir faire oublier le scandale qua
cause votre depart serait une folie.
D'Esperant voulut parler, mails
aussit6t
DE mai pas fini, reprit Ia Capt.
tame Rouge yeuillez m'ecouter JUS
au'au bout, je vous prize. Vous VOLTA
renseigne dun cote l'autre nest
pas moins %lnteressant pour vous.
Je lis dams les echos de ce journal
m. Albert Dumoulin ayant SOU
g ffiete de son giant, dams l'ayenue
:" DIES Champs-ElysGes, NJ. Lucien
g d'Esperant, celui-ci a charge NM.
g Paul de Lignac ct lie comte Rocher
I" d'aller lui demander une reparation
I" par les armes, ct, dun commun
g accord avec les amis de NJ. Dumou-
lin, MN. Nanteuil ct Marcilly, une
g %rencontre devait avoir lieu ce matin
g au bois de Vincennes, ct rendez-
g vous await etc prs a la Porte
70 jaime.
"A dix heures, NJ. pumouiin ct
'' ses temoins s'y trouvaient, lorsque
" MN. de Llgnac ct Rocher vinrent
= leur declarer que NJ. d'Esperant
" await renonc6 4 laver son injure en-
g quittant Paris sans les pr6venm.
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n coUPEUsE De NEz.-Depuis
onze mois, les epoux Alexandra.
Belges d'origine, s'etaient separes 4
lamiable.
Tous les deux Gtant marchands
ambulants a Paris, le partage dies
biens fut facilement realise ct
chacun etalt parti de son cote.
LIE mari Sc croyait done a labri de
toute vengeance ulterieure de son
epouse, mails celle-ci ne pouvait lui
par9onner certains reproches.
"J'ai lie nez long, await DIT 0
mari en- la quittant, ct je sails bien
dies vllaines histories sur ton connie
"Juas lie nez long, await reiplique la
femme outrage, eh bien ie tie lie
raccourcirai -"
Avant-hie-, a sept heures, NJ. Alex
andre descendant du tramway d Ia
porte de Cligancourt, Sc trouva de-
want sa femme. Celle-ci etait arm6c
dun couteau fraIchement aiguise.
Ellie Sc jeta sur lui CONNIE une furie.
ct, q un coup de couteau, lui trancha
lie nez. Arretee par la foule ct con-
duite an commissariat du quarter
Cllgnancourt, ellie trouva lie moven de
tromper la surveillance DIES agents ct
s'echappa. Ce ne fut qu'avant-hier
matln qu'elle fut retrouvee ct en-
voy6e au depot.