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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12
OCEAN DLElLiCR.
N USED 10 BE A PASSING sittrpERis
pu1Y 40 IsiS OH BURN 1IitM.

N USED TO nE A PASSING silGrpERis
Duly 10 ttsiS OH nuHN 1iitM
Was ingtla Sis..l
~ DOM know what to mako OF the
reports l frequently real Ia the papers
about dero.icts being boarded Ut ,oi
anu then reported a, being In longitude
this AMI latitude that, whom the skip.
per who does the boarding gols 10
port" said Captain Ernest Ciave the
other day. Ho h fovonty.nine years
old, or viii be October ., aud up 10
twelve years ago hal followed the sea
TOR q livelihood over since hd could
remember he " on bic way TO sirnd
he summer vatati0n,as be- calls 70, with
hie daughter near ntauntOn, Va, aud
was NJ tue 80. Jamea.
"Ihat Kind VI proceeding sounds
mighty singular 10 me. have SAILED on
every sea Ia the world, IN all kinus Of
vcssols, aud thirty ytGr- OF that time
| was a skipper. Once, when l was
very young, anu shipping with my
uncle on the Martina Adams, which
ran In tue sugar trade from Boston 10
Dumofarn, We ran into a watur.iugsei
wreck nul pretty nigh went 10 tho
bottom. My uncle knew a dozen YES
sells had passed that wreck before hc
reached II And ne curse their rkippefs
Tor ali no was worm Tor not having set
II u firo or sunk II.
IN all my time l never came up
with an abandoned wreck, or what
they called detollcia n0wadayt, with.
out either giving Il "a good dose of
oil Or fuuuiug an augeT through the
bottom. IL use 10 be- Just M much a
shippci's duty ~ remove n wreck from
the track u navigation ~ Il was for a
farmer o. move the rocks anu stumpa
cut VI bis house road. Nowadays
the ucfeilCts stem a. be- matter
OF outioSliy, anu sehgoing people let
ZEN alone anu rtplft their where
abnlts, 90 some people can toll great
stories Of hos far the thing has fl0ated
since Il was last ssen."
"Muuldn't n hoaL loss time by
Stopping to siuk or burn dureliCt9n
"NO, not enough 10 count. It
wouldn't Ia two hours % huaye &,
attend 20 dorulici tor all tine 10 come
aud get undtf iull hunuwhy agAiu, aud
the benefits Of navigation would more
than make up Tor such little delay
million times over. saw the other
day where one Of those wrecka had
travelled around the Atlantic some.
thing like 10000 miles anu had been
reported hundreds OF times, aud board.
ca anu examined at nst twenty. Any
skipper WHO goes ON n duTuliCi anu
examines AMI then leavca % 10 threat
en- every vessel that comes along that
way IL guilty. in my opinion, Of
criminal negligence. We uld-timrrs
never Jailed 10 sink or burn Fem, and
thaps what ought ~ be- done nova.
duys."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12
Land Office.

The following filings were male in
tho local hand Office under date Of Oct.
i2th:
Sim Slmoneon, Of M1fonl, Sanpste
county, desert outry " tue uuturvryod
lot g. section !, township 10, range .
unsl,
Jo'ias Jensen, IT,, Of Axtsll, San.
pete county, homestead tutfy Of the
northeast quarter OF ihu southeast
quattur the south half ui tue Intuetst
quarter eud the southeast quarter Of
tue southwest quarter Of section IL,
township ~ south, range 3 uaet.
Helena BfidioH, Of Mount Pleas.
ant, Sanpetc county, desert entry Of
the northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter oi section o., township II
south, range east.
Annie Thomas, 0i Coalvlllo, summit
county, coal entry oil thu south h,f Of
the southeast quarter, the northwest
q1stier 0i the southeast quarter and the
ruuthrast quarter VI section 10, town.
sup norm, range uast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12
Noies.

The United States " II bert stortott
which was the case Ut the a, r.. u.
strikets was called In court yesterday
afternoon. The cases against all but
seventeen " the strikers were dismIssei
on all the counis. OF tho seventeen
Two were iinud 81 anu fifteen so each.
The Ones wore all paid.
Attorneys Lsssiuger aud Bsukwilh
hlep y suit aysiuHi the Ogden Union
Railway company ct al on behalf Of
Sarah Gibbs aud Charles Gibbs. The
complaint alleges that on the 8fd u
October, 1894 Sarah q bis arrived In
Ogden On tho Utah d Northern railroad
from her home iu East purtagu AMI
ca route TO Salt Lake CITY. When che
alighlei from tbs car ~ Ogden shu
stepped iu n hole on the platform.
breaking her ankle. For this injury,
sbioh shB alleges was causuI through
negligence Of the defendant, she now
sues tor $4,000.
a MARRIAGE license was issued TO
Robert Pfiugie, 80, aud Miss Elizabeth
White, 81, UJth VI Ogden.
Yesterday morning tho infant child
Of J. ID. aud Eliza File died Of pnou.
munia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12

Pontiac, Mich, Oct. l2.--Govornor
kinlcy made ms fgat speech touay
at MOuut Clemens where thousand
people were assembled. Governor m h
ana General Algur accompanied Mo
Klnley from Detroit and Governor
Rich shared Ia the speech making.
At Pontiac ex-C0ugrt Btewur
introduced Mckinley an the foremost
American anu one who will Ia al
probability he the next occupant Of the
Presidential GUAR" Mckinley IA
the course Of n long speech said;
"'Ye cannot maintllu our markets
unlt ~ we put "A iuun on products
which come Into this country IN com.
petition with our own wa o.. Wage
Will have 10 come DOVE, or the ioTeigu-
OF VIII get this market, IL wages are
reduced then We lower the American
standard and Ia my Judgment We
thereby necessarily degrade American
citizenship, an am opposed to that"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12
How to save souls.

Reaching the soul through thetestbl
Itsounds strange, does Il noi7 We
know that eur Lord was most success
ful Ia reaching a mans soul through
his bOdy-ihAt l., by clothing or feel.
Ing him. But this 10 "a new way. A
medical missionary Of China conn.
IDENTITY believes that the incisor Is an
outer door into Gilman ms heart,
aud q mOlar opens iutO the very Inner
mlst soul. Zoe gi.betwcen rs pair Of
stout f0rctps. Inc steps 90 conversion
are hrm grasp On the oileudirg tooth,
twist VI the wrist, torn gum, a cry,
anu the "heathen Chilcc" sufrondeTs
with all bio gods, In other words, DR..
MackAy, a missionary, claims that he
drew ~, 900 teeth during his lahore
among tue Chinese IN FUrmosa, and
hau $4,000 converts. II missionary
can agutd physical relief 90 a Chlua-
man it is ,lon an easy matter 10 reach
BIN spiritually
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12
OGDEN.
oopeS, UrAu oor ~, 1894.


Yesterday closed The trial OF the De.
fendauls DO Camp, King and NJ.
Council, charged with attempt 10 muir.
der by wlliully aud maliciously tear.
ing up the rails Of the Union Pacific
track.
Judge Smith made the same order
AZ on the DAY previous TO clear count.
The Judge flushed his charge to the
iufy nt lU.i0. The jury came into
court with tneir verdict IN the after.
noon. A. the moment OF their entry
the uxo.temout was Intense. The cor.
ridor was tht0ugOd with an anxiou-
crowd, mostly A, n. u, strikers await.
ing their trial, which was mkt on the
docket. Foreman Al Hards handed
the verdict o. Clerk Psry whO rea II
az follows
We the Jury empatelod nAi
the defendants guilty as ph.rged In
HE Indictment with a rsoommenug-
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and the company IL preparing 10 drive
slope No. 1000 feet iufthtr. When
the extension IA complete1 1t is cBti-
mated the mine will Yield 500 tons Of
coal day.
At R1ckvale Mr.. Lewis met Su.
perntundent McGonigle Of the Canon
CITY cImpany's mines. Under M.
Mcd0ninle's directions the mines Gre
caftiully examined each mornlng 10
avoid danger from uDNiOuH gases.
Eve IRE I. sses 20 down into the mines
Ri q. M. eacu Gay and report on the
condition " tue air before the day men
are sent u0wu o. wOIk.
MI b1wis reports tnat the miners
are woryng only about hall time, but
ne auvife' them to stay who're they are,
~ tue approach Of colu weather will
call Tor an Increased output
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12

MADisOS, wiz, O5L ~. - The
American mieiou beard today decided
not ~ isiuo tho fsnldue ot the Oua
fund 10 apply on indebted ucii. In.
steal II instructed the prtsldeut TO ap.
point cooperative committees, three
each at Chicago, New York and Boz.
ton, to secure larger contributions iiom
the churches. The report " the m.
mltiee on foreign missions endorsed
heartily tho call Of Dwight l.. Moody
TO g0 TO japan for Elk months TO do
evangelical work. A resolution was
unanimously adopted instruoting tho
prudential committee not 10 Withdraw
any mission now eft sbliHhed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12

charged with butglnry-Lreaklrr INTO
John Egan's saloon aul stealing
liqnors.
Deputy Marshal Fowler received o.
letter TINS morning from a gentleman
Ia Manu, eDolosins o. COPY letter
from Aboor Kohod % BROTHER Of
Moran Koloit, tnu murderer ol
BurneO The letter was dated o. M1ltr
ON the llth and sent 10 Mt Vorn,es, Of
Manii. In this letter Auuer KanifI
asks Tor the loan Of s0mc,m0ucy, saying
heisin great Deed DO. Mauhal Fowler
believes 1t 10 wanto1 Tor the 'u9iuvts
Koaofd aud Nickel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12
Colorado Coal Mines.

Deputy Coal Mine Inspector Lewis
returned yesterday, says Thursday's
Denver NeVs, from a weeks visit to the
Fremont county coal mines. While
in the region Mr.. Lewis inspected tue
properties OF the Colorado Fuel anu
Iron company and tho minea
OF the Canon Cliy Coal com
pany. Ho snys he was given oven
courtesy by Superintendent Rober
MilligAn OF the coal and iron company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12

Tho Judge Refuses 90 compel Car.
tisio 60 appoint Inspection.
NABiuNuTON, Oct, l2.--Judgc Nc.
Comar, VI the district supreme court,
today denied the application OF the
hiilrs Sugar Manufacturing company
Of Luuis'nun Tor n mnndumus TO com
pei Secretary Carlisle 10 appoint IA.
sptct0fa 10 ascertain the sugar lr0duc-
ton VI the company. the object uI
the suit, II IA undoIHto0d, was 10 test
the legality OF the recent recall Of the
sugar bounty pr.vislon Of the McKin-
10y law anu also to lay The foundation
Tor au appeal to Congfoss Tor tho pay %
inrnt Of tue bounty Tor tho current
year.
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Notes.

a marriage license has been issued
to john +, Cook, OF Cedar Forl, anu
Elslo H., Peterson, Of Lshi.
4. J. Patlen Jr., Of Provo Bench, f.
exhibiting peanuts raisad ON his intm.
They are tquol 10 the Imported article
aul people ffOm the south say the
yielu win clmp4ro fayorably with that
li tho SOuthern states.
Yesterday morning Deputy sheriff
WilktnB brought Mrs, l., Hendricks
duwn from 4. V. junction. Sac is
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win MOI No. Aiiourd ~ rInrIdn.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l2,-rhe CRy
Item, IN nutwrr to query whether
thu C0fbctt.fi zdmmons light will be
allowed on florida Syil, received the
following rnply from Governor
Mitchell; "rhe Corbett.Fit zhmmons
night viii not bu allowed Ia Fioniia,
even u the legislature has TO DO con-
venod fof tho purpose Of preventing
it.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
MontoN,k enAoIInAN.
a warrant for IIis Arrest signed bi
Secretary Carlisle.

WAsHfNGToN, Oct. 1.-THE immi.
grant bureau officials have az yet re-.
ceived no notice OF tue arrest OF John
Jones Howard, Levi T.. Mofton5s
oOacnmau, but lusutc 'or Do1ge left
here few days ago with wHfrantfo
H0wafd's arrest, signed ~ Secretary
Caflisle. Whether Morton Will also
be preceded against for violation Of
the alien contract labor law, the tfehs-
ufy oillcihls cannot yet say. Section
8, Of the act OF March %, 1901, fixes tue
penalty for violation Of the nhue at not
more than II, 900 or Tor imprisonment
offs term not exceeding one year or
both.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12

BALHmORE, Oct. l2.--The national
convention VI the ~. Peter Glover
uniDn (colOred Catholicsl adopted Ieso-
lutlons requesting the President 10 call
lhe attention " Congress 10 the un-
A meficnn treatment Of negro oiiizous
anu ark Congress for power TO appoint
a commission, "A third OF thom cOlOreI,
10 Investigate the matter,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12

KEARSBY, Net, Oct i2.-Bun'lo
County National Bank ciotoi today.
Tho closing was caused by $4,000
judgment against Sand's clothing
mouse Ia whlun the bank was intcruBl.
od and couple Of directors demanding
their deposits. Sand's Clothing house
was closed, but no other business
houses have been affected aH lar as h
known. The assessments ami liaOili.
ties are not yet known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12

MARsHALLrOwS. H., %. IA
fire toJay destroyed the businvit por.
ton Of Lnural. The hcavirgt losufs
are J. w. Bafger & Co., J. II. Nc.
Biom anu John busu.G
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12

FALL RIvER, Mac. or. i2.-rhe
striking splnucfs today votei 10 accept
a reduction oi 10 per cent ana 10 re-
turn 10 work On Moudiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12
wheat Declines Again.

NEW YORR, Wheat declined to au.
other low UasiB today 5lI Tor Deem.
btr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12

SPRINutIELD, Ohio, Oct. i2-Ez.
Speaker j.. Warren Keller formally
announced today that he Is a candidate
Tor governor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12
quito Firc

Bii.ONL Misc, Oct. IA Gre today
destroyed the Masonic Opera House
and other buildings, covering two
iquufes. rhu loss is so. 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12

ton % the mercy OF tho court more
especially William King.
Judgment was sct i0r Saturday al
loan.
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alas. Iube Iilisd with Gun Powder

BuMiNunAH, Oct IA glass tube
filed with guupowutr anu bullets
charged with chlorate Of potash and
having q lighted iusu attached was
discovered Ou,siur OF the Metropolitan
bank at Walsall, eight miles iron this
city t0uay. Tue fuHn was oXtinguished
before an explosion could occur.
WalHnl was tho scene OF the we'll
known anarchist proceedings IN 1902.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worid's Pair Highest Msdai and Diploma.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12
tAIrIAKE cLEAnInu nor.r.

roIay's clearing house excnanges
amounted 70 S2O5,5il. Same Day
last year, sll6,s55.
TODAY'a QUOTATIONS.
New YOrk.-Sllyer $50; lead, $500
ORE AND BULLION.
Mccormick 4 c.. received today.
silver and lead ore, sll. 200; colo
Dsfs, 81 800. Total, ilj.1U
4. IL. Jones & g., received today /:
Bullion, $500; 0rcs, yl7, 200. T0lal,
s2i, 100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12

CiNO,NNATi, oct. Thieves last
night sole from tue residence Of H, J.
Oppa, Of Newton, Hamilton county,
$4,000 In stocks, bonds and money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12

f0n thrCo daughters and thirteen graudcnIid
fou. lie diCI in fuil fellowship
NHe'rta' Sinr, please copy
lTfffr- AZ the refi1cuco Of her fon Ethan
a fOttIt this city. Oct 9th, 500. Of raraiysa,
Margaret loiui aged 70 ycars. months aud
81 uHNa
Funeral sorglori will be- held sunday. Ort
iltl. af 20 o. no.. from Thomas d jouninFa'H
rc1idcnc0 ~ north. sixth Wcat street Friends
arc respectfully invited t0 attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12
SILKS

About Ten Thousand Dollars worth win be th'own on on
fountcf', al prices That all afford Silk Dress We are
showing about Five Hundred Pieces
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Reliable
Establishment.

This y bid for your business and The One Hundred
Thousand Dollars worth OF goods expect to move be.
tween and Christmas will save TO the customer fully
Ihfy.hve Thousand Dollars. '
REMEMBER the Three Great Specialized
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

The improved methods aud machinery
Ia use at the BALDWIN Locomotive Works
enable them to turn out 800 locomotives
per year. On . recent Walt Ia those
works. the writer saw long row OF
nearly completed locomotives, side by
aide In the assembling shop. II Vas de-
sir~d Ia take out one of them, and TO do
90. the travelling electric crane came
along. aud by the manipulation OF
one man, took ~ ton locomotive aud
carried u over the tops Of the others Ia
the track from which Il VAS Ia b. sent "a
its destination. One practical person on
being told the baldwin Works were max
Ing four locomotives per day replied, at
IL Impossible, for there wsuldnt BE- time
for the paint 20 dry"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
The ART SERIES.

Portfolio No. 10 will appear this wcel
and will contain the following photo
graphs;
Rome seen from 81 Peters.
The sistine Chapel at the Vatican
Rome, Italy.
~. Peters, Rome, Italy.
Aqua Claudia, Rome, Italy.
Forum Of Trsjsn, Rome, Italy.
Sessorisn Palace, Rome, Italy.
Palace Of the iopes, Avlgnon, France
The Pantheon Of Home, Italy.
Mount Palatine, Stadium, Italy.
Bridge Of St. Angelo, Rome.
The Death Of Caesar, Italy.
The Rislto, Venice, Italy.
Hall Of Senate-Throne, Ducal Palace,
Venice, Italy.
A Canal In Venice.
bridge Of signs and Ducal Palace.
Home Of Desdemons.
St. Marks square, Venice, Italy.
Next week. historic Italy continued.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17


Friday evening, April G.-willisn
Kendall Clinton Of RocklAnd pounde,
Charles II. Webster over the head with
q stone. Clinton MAS Intoxicated
Webster Was dangerously, possibly
fatally wounded, and Clinton, for lAck
of s?000 bonds, IL In jail awaiting tria
for assault With intent to kill.
Sunday evening, April s.-Thomas J.
Reed of Bath, while In . state Of NOISY
intoxicatiou, shot Thomas Harrison
who Was trying TO quiet HIN. Harrison
sustained q severe. perhaps fatal wound,
and Reed IL under si0O0 bonds 20 appear
and answer TO charge Of assault With
intent % Kill.
Thursday, April ls.-w. y. PArlln Of
Bradley. while attempting 10 board 4
train at wAtsrville after it had started,
fell under the wheels and MAS cut Ia
two. The testimony at the inQuest
showed that he was considerably under
the influence Of liquor. IL IL not abso-
lutely proved that his fall under the
wheels ~ss due 10 his condition, bat the
evidence 10 good enough to lndict the
rum.
Monday, April 1.-THE second trial
Of George Silver for manslaughter, In
causing the death Of Charles Blenu nj
West Gardner, last summer, opened this
morning. The death Of Blenn WAS the
result Of drunken bout, and, Il II safe
To say, but for the rum would not have
occurred.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

II has been known by . fe~ for some
on Last summer at Mount Mica by
stone were productive of valuable re-
suits, bat Ia order 10 ascertain surely AZ
10 it, value DIR. llsmlin, Who u prcsl-
dent 10 the Mt. Mica Company, thought
best not To give To the public at that
time the new. that there WAS qusrried
last summer what IL undoubtedly the
finest and most valuable specimen of
green toarmsline la the world.
Ia the April number % the Mineral
Collector Dr. iIamlin pabii.he. the fol-
lowing under the heading MT. Mica 10
lsgd~:
Extensive operations were carried on
al thi. remarkable locality during the
last year by the Mt. Mlcs Company, and
some very fin. crystals ~ red aud green
tourmaline we're brought Ia light, to
ge,hsr With the other minerals which
are associated In the lithlA group.
quite a number of cavities were found,
aud the Indications are that the deposit
i FAR more extensive than has been sup
posed. The largest crystals of red and
green, Yielded some due gems, ooe of
which-s beautiful gr~en-l. of 90 4 In
weight, and IL probably the fnest Of It,
species known. Among the other crys-
tails discovered were some Of remsrks-
bic arrangement Of color.. The top.
we're tipped With q fine red, aud theu
without much demsrcsiion the shafts
became green, becoming lighter or dark
~ towards. or at the base. IN the cen
trail portion % some of these crystals. q
distinct band % Indigo blue sppeAred
extending completely acros. the shaft Of
th. crystal. When the.. singular crys-
tails we're taken cut from th~ir csvitIcs,
the hue ~ blue ~as very distinct, but
since their exposure to light this color
appear. Ia be fading away, AMI may dis-
appe.r entir,ly before long. but they
have been skstched la color aud ~ill be
preserved In the new work on Mt. Mica
and It's treasures, together With most Of
the rvm,rkabl. crystals found here
during the past se,enty-four years.
Daring the coming season excavations
will De carried on, and all Interested In
minerslogy are cordially invited to Wait
and examine the locality.
AUGusrus &. HAMLIN,
PIE itent NJ. Mica Company.
Mr.. l. n. Stone tells the Democrat
that he understands the exact weight Of
the tourmaline To be 90 5-l6 Z and that
q pink tourmaline Of nne color weighing
l. was cut from the same crystal.
The mine has been operated by Messrs.
stone and Merrill for the past three
years and all the GENE secured during
that period have bern unearthet BY
them. This large and very valuable |
gem came IRON what IL known ~ the
.'new pit,- situated on the eastsriy aide
Of the old pit. The new location Mas
by Mr.. l.. X. stone August
18th, ls9i, since which time ell opera |
tions have been confined TO this pit.
They also found at ~. Mica last sam- |
mer q mineral new TO thls state. Sam
pies we're cent to the sheffield Scientific
school where they we're determlnsd TO |
be hyalite-a variety Of opal. it has
been found only In small qusutities, bat
adds another to the large variety OF
minerals In which this famous spos 10
rich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

The seleCtmen % IIarpswell discover.
ei that man living on one % the is-
lands In that town wAs suffering from
lack % food and clothing. lie wss told
Ia order What h. becded % a certain
-tor,keeper. liz sent In hi. order the
next day-for tSo pounds Of candy.
The storeke.psr hsd little better sense
% the fitness ot things than he, aud he
didn't get II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
PLEASANT REMEMBRANCE.

Mr.. Asa ID. Garland, who Vas for
forty-two PEARS conductor on the
Grand Trunk, and has recently 10
Gently retired, hss been remembered
pleasantly and substantially By bile old
associates. Recently . gold-headed
cane ~as glvsa % him, and . few day.
aimee he trsinmen and agents called
upon him, ssd thr0agh their spokss-
man, Coadseeee DAVID Pratt, prsssatsd
10 hin pare % clio.