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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

lGnnUuI67 Yt1a.sgs-,sS l
suppressed exdl,Aa AFels~6 ,hs
o ',,I'' T,'" % n'' 1jrijle bHcdmrvitn
Hsrri.,n. ron,d Ipay4s and assistants
M, M. JaV,L ie.i Of tie ropc, trap and
made ,bs ,,naHs ettck. Jailcr Mouis
trigger nj no. H., al,''As near NJ can
a, to.4ha Hn.irh pibc scailold will be.
Indgo ,boA ll.9 gslock," rrendorgast
yIn Ell lat night aud seemed calm
rested N, ccisi. 10 refused until late
and rdNdhgg to receive spiritual con-
last oven, shea uighiiall came on be
.,i.,io, ef Mudoon. Between o
n.L.d for 80. sudcrgast par,ook heart.
ami ; o,,ia,r psss =, anl about o'clock
ily of bomonJ III Morris that he was
SAINT uo,I,o t,W. lhe TALLER had the
aysin bnn. with another hearty
pri.one, s.r,ol eomed 10 relish greatly,
meal which ho alked freely with his
Tho as.ns.ln and several times rs'
spiritusl adyi.. must stay by me TO tho
,,.,.rsI' ~. [bour for the execution
.ndu An. Hendergast showed signs
-. ,fJ,easlnR ncryousness, but
eS Sl', "''" ,o vas remarkably calm
VI s',sn'y ,h s,cd. Father Barry WAS
and we'll co,l tendance q'on Prendersa''
a'u "o'' COZ ling. Tho littls assassin
all the mor cieren'isl lie announced
MA. MOS, ! Of maNfo' u VIII de
with n ,,le Il a great d shining exam
.ga,n. and ountry" ~ a. M, Prem
o,s 10 nav removed he anle'room Of
g g'y ~ y, ,hce, whed the last kin
,he iau ere perioed, Prendergas
o sl1S s"' requested heriff Gilbert t
, ,I,o,r Wy lie,oen,' v sa' Thought b
dying j the l''I n, 's.sgo W
i ii,s5 I'D. "a 's ". . s'''s D {,
Z: e: :. 4: ;:;:;:: : !:
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

~, cloud burst here on the 18th and
haying Nas somewhat delayed
The Hcncior boys have told their
wool aud about 1--WE ihonsaud dollafs,
worth was shipped from here on Mon
day last.
Nlr. John Roberts, who has been maxi
INK a, prolonged business stay here, ro'
turned 20 Salt Lake on the 10Th.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

ca0ief, but ~ the only possible rene
dy, after il was TOO laie 70 rcctiiy tho
mistake. Il was decided 10 give tho pen
actually used TO Mr.. RaWlins ~ 10 souvenir
Of the event The virgin gold pen was
thcrooupon removed from the silver
holder and the old black steel pen put
there Instead. They were put 10 y
beautiful plush ease, together with the
unused gold pen, and viii DO presented
10 Mr. Rawligs az seon a. ho calls At the
White House.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

On and after August isi, 1894 money
orders viii le issued and paid at the
Peo.... aslonice. Who says Pvna 's not
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

Either the President overlooked the
fact that the Utah bill was In the batch
or he forgot hia promise 20 Mr.. Rawlins.
Atnny rate be signed the Utah bill hratas
/ ho dad All oilisrs. wifh a suiall steel pen
I i.i,,,,,,d With uaa aud olnuruIl with idk.
49,. ~. tees I.elnfr midnight
II.Ilp 1870. ~
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

silver. o2'l cents lead. $40
Cholera Is liner easing in Europe.
peba says he enjoys his stay in jail.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
Suumpre.

= 9ie YennipIpania 3obIen So. unb
grie & W. 9. So. sablten am Sreitas
aus.
= gu MaIton, ST., tpurbsn einem
Sobne bon Yeter Malfsr bon gbeitnut
Strabe fiirlid beibe 8sine absefabrsn
unb er erIas ben 8erIebunsen.
- lin Q llbr am Sonntas WorSen
ipurbe Elm 8eriu& semadt, bas Wobn'
baus bon 8rpan SeaIss an gins frab elm
bic 2uft su iprensen, unb nur bic Pfu.
f&erei Der Gttent6ter bereiteIte bic Abs
fi9t, Ssnn iie batten ben Sprensftoff
i'm Sreien auf bic geranbab sefelIt,
ipobur1 sr an @enalt perlor. Die
8orbertbdren bes @ebSubes, @etafel
unb bisIe ber duberen 8rstter ipurben
abssri1en, am Sauie unb in Der Na6s
bari9aft cine Mense Seniter sertriim'
inert, aber niemanb perlebt Der Sda,
ben bstrast sesen $500. Wan bat
tsinsn 8erbadt auf bic 8sriber Der
feiaen Tbat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
gBilfesbarre RaArtAten.

Durd einen ginaurs bon SeIsses
itsin iparo in Der SO. 2 8rube su 9lantis
COTE am Dienitas Der poIe Souls Ros
Sstpsfie eri6Iasen.
= Die MrbeitSSeit in ben 2ebisb 8aIs
Iep Sterilization 1T auf adt Stunben
tdsIid unb fiinf Gage bic Wode berab'
seiebt iporben, ba tpeSen bes ipeitliben
StreifS nidts su tbun III.
- Ser friibere @irtb CHARLES 9.
@abeI farb am Donnsritas i'm 9tlter
bon ettpa 55 Sabren am ber 8risbtiden
8ranfbeit. gr mar ipdbrenb bes arieses
Elm MitsIieb bes 143fen ga. &e8imenteS.
= gs beibt, bab bic Serren 8arl 6.
8ab unb Soiepb SenbIer nabe Canal
unb Slb StraBen eine 8rauerei errids
ten ipsrbsn, bic $4,000 foiten tpirb.
Nad einem anberen 8eri6te tpirb cine
4ttisn @sisIIi6aft bic 8rauerei erbausn.
= @m Donneritas psrftarb in 9biIas
belpbia AmaIia, bic Satin bes Germ
@ottfrisb 2eeer, i'm 73iten 2ebensiabre
an elmer Sersfranibeit. Die 8eritors
bene mar friiber cine lansidbri8e unb
ssabtete 8eipobnerin unierer Stabt unb
ais 8Isibermaherin tbdtis.
Cine neue Organization bon
2riesSs 8eteranen III bier Samitae ees
griin6st porben. gs iperben feline Dreis
mpnatsleute unb 2onicribirte aufeenoms
men. ionbern nur icI1e, bic in ben aipei
erfen 8rieasiabren ais 5reiipiaise sins
traten.
= Das Dbsrssridt Bat bic gntf&sib'
uns beS 2uaerne County @eri6tes sssen
ben S9pinbIer 8odafeloip beitdtist unb
berieIbe mub sipei SABRE unb stpei Ulos
nate 8u6tbausitrafs psrblben-seipib
cine seIinbe Strafe fdr bic 1lnteridIa8s
uns bon iiber 100000. Gr tpurbe am
Donneriias aus ieiner Wobnun8 nab
benz @sfdnsniB iiberfibrt. Ser 4bi4isS
bes alien Siinbers bon ieinsr SamiIie
iolI isbr ,.ersreifenb" eeipeien iein.
Barsn &odafeaoip's SinansOpsrationen
ni&t 70 ,,ersreifeno" setpeien, 70 bate ct
iid ben Ibihieo eriparsn fbnnen.
= Gin furdtbares nnsliid ereisnete
ii4 am Dienitas in Der SO. 8 Stodton
8rubs (bei Sasleton). 9l&t Manner
iparen iosbsn in bic 1iefe binabsefabrsn
unb tpoIlten bon bort aus mad ibren Mr'
beitspIabsn eeben, aIs plbbli4 Elm 8ors
ratb bon 200 Stansen Dpnamit erplo'
birte unb bic llnsIiidliden in Stiide rib.
Ois 1rsiber unb cine sr5bere anaabI bon
4rbeitern tparen bsreitS on entferntere
4rbsitspIase sesansen, font mare Der
8erIuf bon Wenidenleben tpeit 8rDber
ssipeisn. 9ie gri9itteruns iuurSe mei'
lenipeit seflbIt, aber tpie bic grploiion
entitanb, fam ME aufSefIdrt tpsrpen.
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SaS Eba1 abipdrts.

= Sas MobnbauS bon Midael
Scott nabe Der fatboIiiden &ir6e su
apoea ipurbe Sreitas MOrssn boaitanSis
bur9 Seuer serft6rt.
SIM Suitanbe Der 2runfenbeit Der.
fu6te am Dienitas Ibenb Patrid Sarrea
in Aboea bas q. s. Central @eIeiie por
einem beranfommenbsn 3use su freusen,
itiiste auf bic Sdienen un6 es tpurben
ibm Arme unb 8eine bonn 2brper &c.
trennt. Sarred mar ettua 40 Sabre alt.
SabIur.-slm Utitttpod ipurbe frau
Barbara SuIser bon Der SibIep beerbist,
peI&s bas 73ite 2ebenSiabr erreiai
bate.
= Der 16 Sabre aIte Treiberfnabe
Patrid Gallagher tpurbe am 9onnsritaa
an ber Siblep 8rube setbbtet, inbem Elm
bic Sdiefsbene berabfommenber Barren
Jpn uno ieinen gieI traf.
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I'm S6miubfn6tiae.

Der llntsrjsiduete, ueIdsr mad msbridbri
gen Geiosu bon einem idmsren 9un9eniibe
ano Der esflrdteten Q dwinbfudt burt
elm sinfadss MitteI ssbsiIt muros, pinid
all ieineu Witleioeuoen Die Retbooe Der Ssil
uns bstannt tu MAIDEN. Gr miro alsn. bi,
20 wiiniden. fohenfrei cine abidrift bes Re
,eptss isnoen. ueIdes cine fdere Seiluns flu
Sd pino DIT, aitbma. Gatarrb
Bronditis unb aIle SaIs. uno aungen
aHeftionsn IL. Gr bofft. bab ale aeibsnosr
isin Wiitel probireu. lueldes uniddsbar 1T
@er oas Wsjept, bas nidts foftet uno iegens
reid isin fam. piinldt, idrsibs ssfduisit al
Rev. ebwaro u. @iIion. 8rOOfIpn
Nem Bort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
GpSe Rarfer Wotisen.

= Mit bsfem grfoIse sebraudte id
8e8en Elm beftiseS 9eberIeiben Or. ausuIl
9bnie's Samburser Gropfsn.-Seinrid
Stimmer, Detroit, Mid.
= George 2ub, ber II Sabre aIts
Sobn Der @beIeute &ubslpb unb Mariu
2ub bon 9obsetotpn, ftarb am Sreitae
an ben SoIsen elmer Operation sur gnt.
fernuns zines @eidndrss. Das 8e,
srdbnib fanb am Sonntas fatt.
= Ser an Sumter StraBe ipobnbafte
.. 8. & 80. 8remier SObn 2pons itiirsts
am Dienfas BEL Nap Aus bon ieinem
8use unb bas Iinfe 8ein tpurbe ibm bon
ben &dbern 3ermaImt. So itarb 9lbenbs
5 llbr i'm Moies 1apIor SospitaI.
- Ius einem 8offer in Der Wobnuns
bon WiGaeI 6. @beeIer an OrforS
Strabs unb Gbtparos gourt tpurben am
Oonneritas Morsen $475 ssraubt. Ser
Oieb muB nit ben 8erbaItniiIsn Der
5amiIie ipobl befannt setpelen iein.
= Ser 8remier MiIss GroiIin bon
Der Weitieite ipurbe am Donneritas auf
bic Infla8e berbaftet, benz g8m. $.
9omsi bon Sactorpbiae an Der SranfIin
Abenus cine llbr unb einen llsberrod
eeitobIen 3u baben.
: poIiaiit Sranf @Ieaion Bat am
Dienita8 feline gquipirung unb ieinen
Stern abssliefert unb feline 8eiienation
ein8ereidt. gS fdeint, baB i'm @ebeis
men sesen ibn intrieuirt ipirb unb er
eurd isin Gbtreten ieber anfase subor.
fommen mill.
- Gin SbbnIein bes an gorb 2ebecca
Nbenue ipobnenSen Nnfrei6er8 Sranf
s. Sobnion madte am Donneritas in
elnem Ofen, ber in einem 0erIdlaae
itanb, NIT 9apier Elm Ssuer an. Ser
Ofen bate fein Robr unb bic SIammen
feBten baS 3immer in 8ranb. Die
5euerpebr tparb beS Ssusrs baIb Serr
uno Der 8erluit III pieaeidt $3.50.
Sur bic Bfaferuns zines Tbeilss
bon Sadion unb bon 8obinion unb
9santsr Straben fdsinsn bic bsiten
4usiidten su iein. 9ie 2dnss Der su
pHaiternben Stredsn tpirb tpie foIet
an8eseben: Sadion StraBe 957 SUB,
Jieunte StraBe 934 SUB unb 8obinion
Strabe 1929 SUB, unS an al bieIen
Straben bat cine Mebrbeit Der @runb.
beiiBsr fiir bic 9faiteruns untefI9rieben.
Cine 8erorbnuns aur pfaiteruns bon
Weit Sadaipanna Guenue 1T bsfanntIi1
fdon pafiirt.
-Serr Gbas. Nier bat cine bdbide
ParIorubr uneefertist. ipsI9e i'm Monat
September gum 8enefis Der @ittips Ds.
ipaIb Dasner in ber Sale bon Den.
nebaum'S SoteI SerIof perben pirb.
Wie betannt, beruneIiidts Serr Waener
Dor eini8en Wionaten in Der @rube unb
binterlieB cine Wittipe nit adt 3inbern.
Die Samilie befinbet ii1 in bringenber
9iotb unb es bietet ii6 bier cine @eIegens
belt gum @ObIibun fiir Msni6snfreunbe.
g8er in anberer Weiie belfsn fam, tpirb
aud brinssnb barum eebstsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
Ntttetcu.

- Gn ber eIsttrii4en 8abn an Mains
iirabe it bic Arbeit am Dienitas Morsen
in Mneriff eenommen iporben unb lou in
,ipei Woden beenbet iperben.
Der 16 Sabre aIte Treiberfnabe
ssobn See tpurbe am 9onneritas in bem
Iwin S6a4t sipii&en 8arren su Sose
sequstidt.
-Srau 2ouiie 2auer bon MiuStrabe
itarb am 9ienitas i'm AIter bon 36 Sah'
rem unb binterIdbt ibrem @atten bier
8inber. Die 2side ipurbs sur 8esrbi,
suns nad Wilfesbarre sebra9t.
- Ser Wittass. S6nelsus Der 81. s.
@entraI 8abn tbbtst am Dienitos bel BEN
SeibeIberg &obIsniperf einen bon ber UT.
bsit beimfebrenben poIen, ber su @ori
cane ipobnte.
Ridter Doobiparb bat ben Prpssf
ber ,,pittston @a,stte" fiir $500 fii,
8er5ifentIiduns Der County abrednune
su @uniten oss ssnannten 8Iattss snt'
idisben.
: Der Stabtratb erDrterte am Mon,
tag abenb bic Yilaitsrunssfrase. Ned
bem 8sritt bon Snsenieur 8artI boz
scranton iinb in bsm proieftirten Seper'
ipifem bon SoipIer & So. bon Nep Dor
NanseI, bic su fOrrisiren bsr ssnannt
Serr ermddtiet iparb.
= aht 8Ibe. bic 8eipobnern nab
bsr Bottom @rube seb6rten, iparen an
Samaas auf bsm Geleiis Der 2sbisl
8alIsp Seitsnbabn unb beriudten sineu
bsraniommsnbsn 8use burd abiprinssl
auf Elm feliiseS Gerrain su entseben, tuo
BEL iis 70 fhtpere 8srlebuneen bapon tru
gen, bab iie iammtIi3 sstDbtet iperbs'
uubtsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
Gin ga1S ncuer Norratb bom
Spiben llno Sal9cntiiderll.

Gs 1T erfreuli babon aswdben 0aS 1T was Did bier eruar.
tst SD babe alssesei&nstes Slid IL gesus au SplseH
roth bon &IeiSeripisen Der nod ie r9enomo
offerir tulroe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
Oris 0iirr's
linton
&eitauration & galaa,
3l3 2adatpanna Npsnus.

OIO CVUUIUUHHU NUVHuts
Sis 8sitauration pirb ftsts nit ben ftinttsn
Selitateffen Der Sabrssjsit bsriebtn ftin.
an @etrdnfen balte id ntben oem bsrjiig.
liden Q. Wobinionidsn Bisrs nur bic bshsn
Beine uno aiquors. unb 20 ipirb mtin Be-
ftfeben fem. ourd prompte uuo rssIls 8tsisn.
uns Die Snnotn iufrieoeu su itelltn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
(Ar&baIb Gprrslppnbtn,.)

- 8is auf cine gntfernuns bon 25
garbs fabren iebt bic Wasen Der @ar'
bonbaIs Iraction Gompanie an bic 8lafeIp
8orousbsren,e. y Gin Stein bss antobss
biIbst nod Der nmfanb, bab sipii&en
WpsIe's SotsI unb oem Ribsriioe Store
fur cine bOas Sabrt berednst ipirb, bod
ioa bisie ginri9tuns nur temporar iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
q crantpn
.Spar=8anf,
122 @bomins Abemms,
Serantcn, pa.

OaS dltelte Spar.Snititut I'M moro.
Oftliden YenniDlpanien.
5ames 8Iair, 9r6fioent.
@. 3. Bries. Bi5e Brdi.
Q. 6. 6ddfer. ganirsr.
u. 3. 8lair Siiit Gafirer.
Sbeo R. Straub, Seller.
9irettoren:
Samss Blair, o. 3. griee,
Geo. 8 Gatliu. 8ranf W. Speneer,
B. Blair. Samss arhbaIo.
B. .. Sennebb. 9spitt 6. Blair,
Bm. 8. SisieI. Sas @. Satforo
Hibrt elm oIlsemeues 8antgsiddft
Gtelt Bediel 3abIbnr in ,rssnb einsm absiIc
Der Welt aus.
8 Drotsut Sntersfsn auf 9spofiten bs3abIt
lin Sunoidaft pro eebeten.
Ofen Samitas absnbS bon z Bis 8 llbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
(9arbpnbaI. Gurreippnbtni.l

- Man i6abt, bab bic GarbonbaIe
Traction So. am Sonntas 1900 9erionen
naG Gr9balb unb llmseeenb befDrberte.
= 8ei Garbonbale unb Wtapfelb
berrIben @albbranbe unb bic i'm @es
baI6e an Isbtersm Orte pObnenoen
Slopadsn untersebsn elmer sriinbli&en
Rauaeruns.
Ser in ben Ssnbrid @erfen anss.
itelIte 3ifer 9lIeranSer Brennan ftirsts
am 9isnitas 9tadmittas cine bcbs
86i9uns binab unb trus mebrfa4s
1dmerslide 8erlebun8en bapon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
SuAft Ou SefAdftiauna 2

Gms ausas,sidnste @eI.senbsit fur bsutfds
@lduner nno Srauen. Die fd elm subablenoss
Saupt- ober Rsbsnesiddft eriinOsn uolen
$76 bic 800 per Wenat garantirt. 9dberss
ourd Or. edoOp, 80. II Rain CTR 8aeine.
0issonfin. Is
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
Nus bem cbereu xbale.

: Sn SeHup 1T unter benz Namsn
,,Gourier" Elm nsusS @odenblatt bon
y. S. Cummings sesriinbet iporoen.
= Sn Yriceburs ipurbe am Sonntas
gbenb DanisI Sarrea, Der ben Poli3itsn
Samss Snpbsr iteiniste, bon Oieiem oura
slnen Sdub psripunbet, bod III bic
Wunbe uneefGbrlid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
Conis = Gobmann's
WotPl,
1923 amb 325 Sprate StraBs.

et. eouis anbeuier 8uid une Q. Robinfou
Biere. Berliner Beibbitr. Bon @sinen uuD
ei9uoren weroen nur bic srprobteitsn Rarfsn
sefiibtt Better Bortsr uno aIe.
0Barme unb falte Speifen
su isosr sasesssit. aas 0sIifatsHen Der Sab.
res3eit. Cine rsi6baItiss auswabI Der bsetp
gisarren.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-18

apiece. Mr.. Wallace suffered a good
deal from the unaccnstOmed exposure
and also from inconsistencies, so lie deter
mined To return to the East. whers he ar
rived after an absence of two years with
his gold dust intact. This was the foun-
dation of his fortune. He remained in
Troy, bought real estate and proSpered,
and is beyond the reach Of hard times and
absolutely free to travel wherever his in
elm ton may promp'.
While the experience of Mr.. Wallace
does lot differ from that of thousands of
others thus far. YET his inquiries yesterday
at the Mining Bureau led to an extraordi-
nary revelation. which seems almost su-
pernstural in its character. There is in
one OF the cases section OF tree, and in
bedded in its side and almost covered by
bark is an old eoffee-miIl, evidently left
by some miner, In a moment of forget
fulness, hanging to nail driven
into the irre trunk. The curiosity
is labeled, 'The miners coffee
mill that was swallowed by a tree" All
of the woodwork of the cOffee-pot has de-
cayed and disappeared, but the crooked
handle still projects from the tree, while
the hopper has been almost covered by
new-growing wood. Mr.. Wallace was
grea ly interested over this relic and ask ed
permission to take it from the tree. lie
said that 1t recalled an incident OF his own,
for on leaving Tuolumne County FOR the
last tune Nc ndu lcII DIS cOHee-m1i na0g-
ing 10 tree just as the owner of this one
had. Inquiry as 10 the place where the
curiosity was discovered disclosed the fact
that where Mr.. Wallace had mined was
near where the tree obtaining the coffee
mill was cut down. and this coincidence
was follo we'd by the discovery of "W'
filed in portion of the handle that pro-
jected from the tree. Mr.. Wallace is con.
WINGED that lis lost coffee-miIl has been
found. He was anxious to purchase the
relic. but his liberal offer for it was re.
fused,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-18
TALE OF A COFFEE-MILL.
Left Hanging to a Tree for Forty
Years

One of the most interested Of the visi-
tors at the Mining Bureau yesterday was
a gentleman who registered as John Wal
lace. Troy. n. Y. Mr.. Wallace Is we'll
preserved man of advanced years, and ex-
planned that he had undertaken the long
journey from home in order to observe
those great changes which he had heard
were taking place in California. He said
that he was one of the first who was at
tackled by the California fever in his native
town, and shipped on the first sailing ves-
sci carrying passengers that left New
York for this port Her name had passed
from his memory. He arrived 10 San
Francisco on the 29th of December. 1S49.
and, meeting an acquaintance, was per-
suaded 10 go with him to TuolumGe
County, rumors of the great richness of
the placer mines In that section having
reached them through authentic channels.
A camp was made on one of the larger
streams that flbw into the main river. and,
after variety of luck. the two men struck
rich placer. and in months
work divided up $4,000, or $4,000
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-18

Seigniorage is the pr 6t Of the Govern
ment upon bullion brought to the mint to
be coined or exchanged for coin.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-18
THE CALIFORNIA HOTEL
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF).

SAN FRANCISCO. Bush Sc, near kearnY.
THERE is NO HOTEL IN AMERICA MORE
i beautifully or luxuriousiy furnished Centrally
situated Strictly firss-cass. Army and navy
officers and families city home.
EuroneaD-$l per day upward. Exquisite cafe.
American-$3 per day upward. New dining
room eighth floor, overlooking bay and city.
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FOR A COTlLLON.
Some Charming Effects
by SkiIlful Leaders.
NOVEL SCENE INA BALLROOM
The Very Newest Figure Is Called
the Paper Dance-lt Requires
Some Skill.

The cotillon is the I'm de steele dance,
and no wonder. for it can be managed to
suit every age. taste and home.
The favors may be mere trif1ss, yinai-
grette, for instance, or costly gifts-a
bouquet holding jewel in lis heart. The
figures of the german. however, are more
difficult TO arrange than are the gifts. The
one who inven.s new figure is usually
regarded as a benefactor to the world-the
world Of dancers, writes society Jenkins
for some of the Eastern journals.
The bell figure is an amusing one, which
can be gotten up without any previous
arrangement beyond providing a small
hand-bell.
room. on which some cavalier takes his
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Greatest Fact of Modern History

The British empire Is political creation
unparalleled In the worlds history. not only
by its extent and population. In both which
respects it is slightly surpassed By China
but because, with an area of more than
10000. 600 square miles and with 352. 600, 600
Inhabitants, IL is scattered over lie whole
wjIdernesses OF Hudson Bay to the tropical
iungles OF India and the mahogany forests
OF Honduras there Is scarcely product
which a British provinces does not bring
forth in excellent quality; and not less
various are The degrees of civilization of its
Inhabitants from the Kaffirs of the Cape
TO the highly cultivated citizens OF Toronto or
sydney We find. with Christians of all con-
LESSONS, 200, 600. 600 Hindus, about 10 600, 900
Mohammedans and 8.000.00o Buddbists; and
the Bible Is printed IN 100 languages ana dia-
lects represented in the empire, yet, notwitIl-
standing such promiscuOus elements The Gov
eminent with rare exceptions, maintains order.
and no sign of dissolution is visible.-Dr. +.
Heinrich Geffcken In Forum.
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Som cthing for the House.

I Awhole book might BIO written about
tho philosophvo OF house furnishing. A
very clever article on the subject ap-.
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zines, in which the following general
PRINCIPLES were laid down: !. The
dwelling must DO like tho dwoller. ..
In every house tho chief room should
correspond to the chief interest Of tho
.dweller; for instance. an artists it
should DO a studio, or in tho case OF a
man OF letters, the study. 8. Furniture
should DO bought bit by bit, and never
all at once, rs it is BY degrees that our
ideas grow and develop: 4. When; buy.
ing always be guided by taste only, q:
sense Of fitness and Q feeling Of need.
never by any idea ofimitation, nor by.
vanity, nor BY the price. W neither We
all agree with this or not. there is no
ldoubtthae the more completely that q
house represents tho character, tastes