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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
Camppen In Indiana.

IyDraSAPoLrs, ISD.. October 30-EI-
Governor James +. Campbell, Of Ohio,
spoke to 1000 people in this city tonight.
His speech was IN answer 20 Governor Nc
Kinley, who spoke here few weeks ago.
He confined himself entirely 20 the dis
cussion Of the tariff. He laid 70 McKin-
levism all the blame for the recent financial
depression and hard times and said that
the Wilson Dill was the cause OF the re-
yival in business. He left here tO-nigh,
for Peoria, Ills, where be speaks to-nor-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

WAGGOSER, l. T, October 5O-Cspt.
Charles Book, commanding q squad OF
Indian police, just arrived here, having
10 captivity Joe Johnson, Nose Price,
Dick Reynolds, Jim Bates and Lon
Perry, i've Of the members OF the Cook
gang captured oy him. The officer sur
prised the outlaws 10 camp aud had
them cOvers8 with W.ncheSters before
the robbers could get their guns and the
capture was made without a shot being
fred. Captain Book reports the rest OF
the gang in this vicinity. aud after
escorting his prisoners 70 Fort Gibson
will return and renew his efforts to cap
ture ths ringleadeTs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

,Spfctd. % .ls h-s
PARKERsBURG. October 3O-George
W. Atkinson arrived here yesterday
evening from the lower end Of the coun-
", and last night az the Court House,
20 a liberal crowd, made a Mckinley
Elkins speech. George w. seemed 20
be ratified as there was not much snthu-
sissm in the crowd. Democrats here
are jubiant and expect TO give Judge
Harvey a big majority, as well as the
county ticket The Populist vote in
this county two wears ago was IL, and
a number Of them are Democrats this
year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
1hs JAZZ. outeIa.sed Them

LONDON, October 30.-Tbe Times to-
morrow will publish the following dis
patch from lien Tsin: The greater part
Of the Chinese forces was destroyed be-
fore Chu Lang Cheng was evacuated.
General lungs official reportipraises the
valor OF the troops, but confessed that
they were outmatched by the snemy's
Heapons and training.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
Their Prisoner Escaped


SALEM, W. VA, October 3O.-Several
DAYS ago a warrant was sworn out By
Fred Davisson. of Harrison county, for
the arrest OF Grant HutsOn, Of Dod-
bridge county, for assault with into TO
XIII. Two constabes from here caught
him last night and early this morning
on their way with him, be escaped.
Several shots were fired, b utson being
shot, but not seriously.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
THE POINT OF THE JAW,
That's Where Stanton Abbott Landed
His Knockout Blow.
CHARLES GEHRING NET DEFEAT
In Three Rounds-He Proved an
Easier Mark Than Had Been
Contemplated-Was to Have
Been a Six-Round Go-Yester-
days Results at st. Asaph.
General Sporting News.

BALTIMORE. ND. October 3o-Stan-
ton Abbott. OF England, and Charles
Gehring, ex-amateur champion OF the
United States, fought at the Academy
of Music tonight. The fight was an
nounced by Referee II. Lee Clarke TO
be a sIx-round 60. From the start,
Gehrlng began to force the fight, aud
the 1000 spectators applauded every
time he landed a blow. Abbott pro-
tected his face with his hands, and the
BODY blows he got were when he was
retreating. The first two rounds looked
like honors would be even az the end OF
the sixth round. Abbott was waiting
for an opening to get in his right and
led Gehring on. At the beginning OF
the third round be got the opening be
wanted and landed a staggering blow on
Gehring's neck. Gehring then became
a little more cautious and again Abbott
became apparently careless. He led
Gehring on and when he got
the opening be wanted, he made half
right arm swing and caught Gehring
under the ear. Gehring fell but was up
again In eight seconds. Abbott meas
ured his distance and again let his right
20. This time he caught Gehring on
the point of the jaw and Gehring went
down aud out.
Gehrlng won the Amateur cham pion-
ship In New York City, Madison Square
Garden last March, whipping four men
In two nights.
RESULTS AT ST. AsAPH.
WAsHNGToN, d. c., October 3d.
The talent broke even at Asaph today,
three well-backed favorites winning.
First, handicap, six furlonRs, Nero,
1:2915. Second, 1 l-l6 miles, Song and
Dance, 1:49. Third, six iurlongs, Flash,
l:l7Z@. Fourth, 81 furlongs, Derfar-
gila, 1:O94. Fifth, six furlongs, Lu-
cile Bohn Colt, 1:1s3I. Sixth, mile,
Lady Adams, 1929.
Following are tho entries at ST.
Asoph, Va, for October 81: First. 4,
maidens, The Scalp los, Whz Gig q.
los, Sou Erreuer los, Tartuife ll2,
Marengo 112, Pearl los, Saluda F. l05,
Samaritan los, Sabina f. lO5, Froglen
g. lO9 Edna May 100, PaIianthust lO7,
Second, lie, handicap, Our Jack los,
Jodan %, Captain T. 116, SoDg and Dance
los, Prig los, Hume 95, Baroness SO.
Third, Is selling, Wah Jim ia, Ola
Dominion Ill, Lorimer Ill, Long Brook
1ls, Ed Kearney 100, Kilkenny los,
Reyuard 1O3, White Wings Jos Fourth,
mile, Song and Dance 1O5, Harrington
los, ST. Michel ia, Star Actress 103,
Restraint 90, Little Tom Ill.
Fifth. q selling. Drum Major lO3,
Melody lO4, Repetition lO4, Mcintyre
100, Terrapin lOl. Sixth, = mile,
Doggett us, RinRgold 1O7, 0wler l09,
Sallie Woodford 100.
ANOTHER RECORD LOWERED.
DECATUR, Ills, October so. Z.
Bernhardt and l.. Z. Goetze, OF the Cleve-
land bicycling racing team, to-day made
one.third mile tandem, flying start, in
81 80 seconds, lowering their own worlds
record of 81 4-5. They were paced by Z.
r. Anderson and j. +. COourn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
TWO FINE MEETINGS.
Mr. Wilson Addresses Two Audiences
at MartinSburg.
OPERA HOUSE CROWDED At BOTH.

The Enthusiasm Was Boundless,
and Every Appearance and
Every Mention OF Wilson's
Name Was the Signal for an
Outburst OF Applause-Hon. o.
A. Hamlin Assisted Mr.. Wilson
at Both Meetings-The Audi
ence Sang "Our Patriot" Hav-
ing Especial Reference TO the
Proud Leader Of the Tariff Re-
form Cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
FIRST OF rsE CAMPAIGN
one Republican Found who Was Not
Afraid TO DIVIDE lime; but He Won't

One Republican Found VINO was Not
Afraid TO DIVIDE lime; but He wont
DO IL Again
SDsctcE 20 ne Rl0isr.--
BLUEFIELD, W. VA, October 30
Hon. G. Q. SJurgiss was called 70 speak
here last night. The Democrats chal-
leuged him for a divi>ion Oi time with
D. Z. Johnston, OF tuis city, which
was accepted. About 1900 people
assembled and "a was great day for
Democracy Mr.. Sturgiss totally failed
TO meet the expectation Of his anxious
fFieads and the result vas that john
ston cleanee him up and brought down
the house by bis attack on the calamity
howlers OF the g. o. p. Mr.. SturElss
could not tell the people what the 2. o.
u. wanted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

epfctG- - ~ hf9tsie-
PARKEBsBURG. w. VA, October 30
W A. McCoSt, superintendent Of the
PARK City Street railway, has men al
work to-day on Seventh street digging
holes for the trolly poles for the new
electric street railway. This is the first
step 10 the direction OF the new l!ne,
and the long talked Of new system seems
10 be a reaIrtv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
struck Agains. = Foreman.

DETROIT, Mich, October 30.-The
eighty employees OF the cutting depart
ment OF the standard Pearl Button Co.
struck to-day in remOnstrance against
the employment Of John Bell as fore
man to succeed Wm. Stevenson. Bell,
il Is said. was formerly a foreman In
the prison shop 81 Chester, Ills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
WAC REDUCED WAGES ?

"What poIIcy of what party reduced
the wages of the puddIors and brought
them down in this community from earn
ing SIS day to driving street cars?
Was IL Democratic free trade, or RePubl"
can protections"- John 4. E0UdTd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

AMSTERDAM. n. Y, October 30
Senator Hill spoke before ap immense
number OF people in this city tonight.
The enthusiasm was remarkable for
this place and bis remarks were re-
ceived with vocIferous applause. He
spoke about on the liue be has taken
since he began his campaign. but paid
special attention TO the tariff,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
TEE CASUALLY REooRD.
Accidents Reported Prom AbosI the CITY
Yesterday.

Isstsrday.
While out driving Tuesday night with
two young ladies' Walter McConnaugbeJ
OF Bridgeport, and the ladies with him
met with what might have been SER
lous accident. In driving along The
road, the clay gave way, and The buggy
and It's occupants and the horse were
preclpitated some distance over tbs
bank. Both young ladies' we're slightly
but not seriously injured.
Emil Heller. OF BenWood, was ssrl'
ously injured Tuesday evening while
working 10 the B. a. o. yards ~ the
Junction. By being bit By the pilot Of
an engine while be was AZ work. He
was thrown . considerable distance
and allghtlog on the track, three
ribs were broken and his side was
badly injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
viii They marry?

WAYcRoss. GA, October 50.-News
Of bloody duel iougn in Perriel county
has been received here. William Grif-
in and Leroy Moore, two farmers aud
usighbors with large families. The son
of one and the daughter Of the other
have recently been keeping company.
The fathers were mutually ipcehsed
over the matter. They met yestetday
and seizing axes nearly entered upfn .
duel, both SINGING their Weapons "a the
helyes liz each others head. falling 70
the ground and dying together.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

9rfri1I 70 y HF1tFff-
PARKEgSBl-RG. W. Va October 30
News reaches here froui Writ county
that the PODulists are olsEusted with
their party leaders and hre deserving
the party and returning 20 the Demo
cratic faith. Col. L. bN Tsveuer's
campaigning through thk county, 10 Is
said, has been the mea9 OF the break
mn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
rArAL RomEe RNPLOsIoN.
Two Men Killed snd afrhtrd Fatally In.
iured Near Psrksrsburg.

iured Near Pssrksrsburg.
Spsei1. 20 ~ hsyisss-.
PARKFRsBrRG. " VA, October 80
This morning q eleven o'clock the
boiler at A. T. X ; SAW mHl, located
on the outskirts his city, exploded,
entirely demolisb = the building and
instantly killing N hreeps' a son OF
tue proprietor, Dave Jones an EN-
plove, and fatal vounding Benjamin
Mounts. YouuEN Kreeps head was
blown OF. and "a bodies Of both the
dead men were hAtOly maugled The
shock OF the exptsk bn was felt through.
out the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
LEI woKKINGHEN ANswEh

"Under what policy OF what party was
IL that the trusts closed up that magsih-
cent factory out there, where earned
my first dollar la wages As - boJ7 Was is
Democratic free trade. or hepabllcAa
prot.otIon?"-.JOAn l. HOwGrd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
Burrow. Afrsr Baod.' Scalp.

ELM grove, w. VA, October 30.
To ne Editor Of ne Rsgtsi<r:
sIR:-G. w. Hands article in your
issue Of this morning denies too much.
II be will look again a. the letter OF
'rhis man Burrows" he will see that
be is not charged with leading the A.
p. A. movement or circulating the
papers. The most unsophisticsted
child In the community would not
charge him with being a leader. The
specific charge is soliciting Democrats
10 ioin the order. He certainly will
not deny this, and the man who
speaks Of ''his Catholic friends" while
engaged in doing 50 should sign him
self "Erin Go Brsgh." Consistency
thou art jewel"
Jos. BURROWS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
Red bot IN OLD Lewis
She Promises to Give Howard Two
Hundred Majority,
half A DOZEN MEETINGS DAILY.

The Democrats Have Good
Crowds Everywhere and the
Work is Having Splendid Eff
fect-The People Disguised
With DOvener's Style OF Cam
paigning-His Brutal Refer
0nces to Mr.. Wilson Have Lost
Votes for Him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

PHILADELPHIA. October S0.-Supt
OF Police Linden. had TWO newSdeAlerS
arrested to-day on q charge OF selling
the POdce GOzCttG and Police NelCS 10
minors. The superintendent had TWO
bootblsckS purchase the papers and then
cSSsed the arrest TO be made. The mag
lstfSte, after cautioninE the neWsdesl-
ers \put selling 20 minors, and advis-
iE complete stOppsge Of the sale,
disCN ged them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
BOLD DAYLIGHT THEFT.
Six Thousand Dollars Worth Of
Watches Dumped Into Bag
INA WHOLESALE JEWELRY STORE

In the Heart Of Chicago's Business
Centre, and Successfully Made
Away With by Two Thieves.
The Proprietor Was Locked in
a Vault While the Job Was
Being Done-No Clue to the
Robbers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
Gorernor OF Alsaee-Loralns.

BERLIN, October 3O.-Priuce Hohen-
lobe Laugeuburg arrived here this
morningAud received a visit from the
Chancellor Prince Hohenlohe Shillings-
furst. AT HNpn Prince Hohenlohe Lang
enburg hadNan audience oi Emperor
William. Subsequently the appoint
ment OF the Prince 10 be Governor of
Alsace- Lorai was announced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
Ya.e And Cornell VIM Not Play

NEw HAVEN. CoSN.. October !
Ren Cable, the Yale manager, saws pa
there will be no football game betE el
- and Cornell this rear. Va b
., A.. -, <.,.ar, dafaa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
KETSLETs
Interesting Pieces OF TelsgraphIe Ss"s
IN small space

ARKASsAs CITT. KAs., October 3o-Mrs.
". G.. Hamilton. keeper Of a lodging house
in this city, shot and instantly killed
Charles StOetling, baker, who came nome
intoxicated. she says that Stoetling
choked aud threatened 70 kill her.
LoRAIS, o., October 20.-Wbile a num-
Der Of men were digging deep trench To-
day a. the new Johnson stool works, the
earth cayed In. a man named Gridan was
iustastly killed aud a companios, whose
name could not be learned, was fatally IN
jured.
WAsHrxGToS. d. c.. October 5o.-The
ususl semi-Ueekly cabinet meeting was
held to-day with al in attendance, except
Secretary Smith. who remained away
owing 70 smallpox in his department. One
NJ the questions considereo, u is under
sfood was the case 0f Howard, Mr. Nor
toms under coachmsn-
LAWRENCE. Mass, October D.-drs.
Agnes Bagge Johnson died st her father 5
home last night. three hours after her mar
rieoe 10 Charles .Johnsoo Of Roxbury.
Heart trouble caused 5sr death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

II You NEED s good medicine I
purify your hood. give nerve strenR
and build our entire system, tai
Hoods SaEi lriIla- II prevents sic
ness by nj pure blood.
Hoop's cures nausea. aick -
aehe. fpdl 3 and blliousnsss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

NEW YORK, ober so -Supt. Byrnes
was directed be Police Comm iSsion-
ers tod ke charges against sll
thcseH connected with the as
BAg g striking cloak
m Rutgers Square on
q commissioners issued
tH be face OF Inspector
WI 70 the effect that ne
had the affair and found
that had com mltted no as
saultS
Thd IS will involve Captain
Grant, Madison street station,
And Sc Lpen.
At I'd lleged assaults were
Commi kers we're forming q
parade they had secured q
permit.
Murdersr.
GRAND MICH, October 30
Two deDu have goOe 20 Algona
township Martha Palsja, l3-
year-old bc charged with shoot
ing Annie Owsky, a girl six
years OF az BOY got angry Whlls.
PLAYING wi aud her bEaE
and SHOT In the =
charge % Soc
cd k2.ENes,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
ANOTHER RECORD LOWERED.

DECATUR, Ills, October 80. p.
Bernhardt and l.. T. Goetze, OF the Cleve-
land bicycling racing team, to-day made
one.third mile tandem, flying start, in
81 80 seconds, lowering their own worlds
record of 81 4-5. They were paced by E.
+. Anderson and j. F. COourn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
The rHEE

WASHINGTON, OctoD'f SV--f or
UT Virginia. followed bT clearing
,veafher. colder eriy winds.
Iso- yvestsn - yania: Threatening
,~ea,ber au der. and sontheE.x
Lhffsfno "A uds. T..
e tsor -, ~ ALLOWED By 6
weather. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

"a, k-0a -
kNsroN, D. C., October 5o-A
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AS1wsHr, Cd Der sO.-Arrived, RiaI,O
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
THE THIRD DISTRICT CAMPAIGN.

Hon. John ID. Anderson Judge Okey Johu-
SON ana other Notable Speakers stirrin G
up Unparalleled Enthusiasm.
gps,ta{ 10 M Rsolsilr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

MICH, October 30
have goOe 20 Algona
Martha Palaja, q l3-
charged with shoot
eOwsky, a girl six
boy got angry Whils,
N and her hra-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

The dairymen OF the couutry are nov
beginning TO derive q great deal Ut hruvat
from the state stations, writes l.. =.
Harden la Home aud Farm. Almost
every knoity problem In tho dairy b,
getting pulled To prices aud all the hard
places thoroughly examined. one is-ur
long In dispute was which was the better
ir,i ior coNs, cn'ilagr or roots. The
Ohio station has been making somr cs.
hausiiys trial, between sugar hcrl tnd
ensllago. ruccuWs Wcic icd alternately
on horI, aud rnsilagc and careful account
kept oi everything thry ate beside. Tho
beet ration contained les, dry matter
than the shagc ration, hut the COWS led
On hscis ate ~ much more hny than
those led on silfsc that they consumed
considerable more dry matter. The
cows gave mo,e milk while eating. hut
not enooSh more 90 pay ior t.s sAtra
amount of dry matter eaten. SO markel
70 difference WAS shown Ia the precentigD
, OF fat In the mills. II needs no grca
/ amount oi iigurirg prove IN any one
satisfaction that beris cost agtca, de,
more than c,rn ensilagu In labor
, cultivation and caring Tor them, viii
, these experiments prove that an acre
: corn ensilsge contains nearly twice
y much dry matter AS an acre Of bcet
) 40 that the results Of those sNpri
b. ments do not encourage tho raising
. berts ior COW lrod.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

the amendments 20 Pho BID which ~,r,
dictated b. .hsm. eai By The ..uo ta--
flcs compel she iioa'p 'o concur ir fh.
most important % those amendment.
/ understand ihat "a pfopos.u.n has
been made. ai,hJlsl NOT SET Hs..ai iu
bg The oouisfeuel 20 pvt both siis' 90
the test by reporting $50 agfeemert tiat
will sfiss olt tho iryu. .oai sl.afHn1
other .myarsnt -sDats ameEimshis.
.1 order t.f,s .h.ittf tis er.,lr
.Ias,uf fu. 81 smtnim.r's $3.50 uuf
out thaIr iitea. Dis voting ia ieIrri ite
conference far0r aui ur 'rHt iha
Senate cunlsreos 200 si,rd uut I.r th.a
amendments 10 thsy Ia itr sexual,
viIi hs,e iis way ur thsrc siIi be- ro
nufmu lit cumsa % thHt there i'
UuIsilun a.to hor tle iiouae sII'
H-,Ifs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

seemed almost impos'ible 20 eon'f'''
ans device b. 7h.ca ,bis sHn A'd
worn.ou, topic could be- served Ny 'H
eooi sdabls Newspaper articles. Bot
Coxey dii the trick Cosey compelled
all the nsssp,psu otths Continent to
devote from column 70 'ir columns o.
day TO porting CoHsf,u. 'hat 10 70
.ay. with e holngths riau'.i
ofuoft for ths sofs.ss ihst wee q
great achievement TO have accom-.
pli,hed IL show. that Cuxsy isnoi riih-
out genius. so millionaire in oil Amer.
[ lea could. without uininf himself, have
secured a. much space Tor advertising
| III. .arss ~ Curey commanded aithoui
the outlay liatcl cent, hy ihe ingsh'
boa. device ufhi- petition in bO'is. -
Prom "Coxeyi.m." by w. g. sl.ai.
'Jni, Review Of Rs,,cvs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20
cLEiN ~

heiofe spfing opsnod rnr rnms ~.
psaisdly called attention 10 tho Necessity
Of thoroughly rsno,aiinv aud cleaning
MP yards and premises. aud The city
Council and Board II Health took the
matter np and had the work pretty
thoroughly Hone sround the city. But
Notwithstanding this, the back yard. w
iome portion. 81 the ciiy srr at the
present time in q horrible an dlihy
sondiiion. The -isnsh arising after a
rains,ofm from the neglected pispen.
and oa,housc' ). -imply nau.ea,ins
Their presence not only takes all the
pleasure out Ola drive about III, city
bat they bcioul the air and water. nnt
will. u neglected.. hrsed more disease
fh~n sn other hing. comblnr,L
Ihs ii..a,i ~ Hs-lh .honM aA@r'
ano'i.r tour y Inspection ard notE
the owners OF these places to clesn..
snd di'infsct them Complaint. ha,.
been very numerous Of late aud VI. hone
10 zee the matter attended to VITA dis.
patel
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20
soALvuI.E. FRIDAY. JuLyeo. 1874.
pioNEER DtT

Neat Tuesday 10 Pioneer Day, and We
hope every citi,en Of The Territory will
observe II ~ one that Utah should cole
brsis In honor TO the fair Territory aud
the sturdy pioneer. Who came here
iortyseyen years ago aud settled 10 =
desert. Fev evidences Of that desert
nov remain. for IL has been made 10
blossom and lear fruit the mountains
have been force,i 10 yield w their hid.
den treasures aud the march Of progress.
and development has been % marked
80 rapid that few can realize that
thriving and beautiful cities. pfoluc.
tive LTms aud various industries nov
dot toe Territory that only iofiy.seyer
years 70 SssA dreary waste. Rail
--rv'lFand all the modern improvement,
Tor transportation aud tfsfic have sup
planted the "pfahie scooner' and hand
esfisoi ioriy.scven years ago. aud ~,
hard,hips aud priyations II those earl,
days have almost been forgotten. Hot ~.
children oftho Pioneers should never Tor
get thi. day, aud others ~hohaye iollow.
sdthem, irom eyery cline. should loin
In making II a iav Of rejoicing. that =
srsnd Territory has been opened no.
to them whose star ~ State will .pon
sparkle on the flag Of our county III,
lnEhls.l " all The lnnN-..e.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

The reader Ut this paper will DO pleased 10
learn that there is At lcsst Que iWadod Disease
that seiruru has bgUu able 90 ruW 90 all NJ
statrs. aud that h. taiatrh tiauHtAtaUh rufr
u che uuly positive yufv kuuWu 90 thr medical
iatyinil taiauh psiuga constitutional die
ease. fNlulINa tNuflliullHuHI treatment
directly uu the blood AMI nuUuua auttHrrH NJ
the D strm, Thereby destroying thv touuutiluu
oi the disease, aud giving thu patient sitvIsiu
hy building up the constitution Hsslhuug uaura
DO d0luF ltsNufk pt1prUiuu uNfu $40 mHtu
iaith iu ~ runuN" puWvs, ihHi ihrN ultl one
Hundred uulIau iut any ttHU that % falls tu
ruru 7rui inf Doe ul testimonials
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

rtr Review VI Reviews for July nnd'
,ius. ior rrpicing in ihc report. which
iti.reoei,lns from OH parts OF tie cpun.
,ry conserving ihe steady diminuaiIon in
The numbers Of unemployed. twili BE-
remembered that the Review canyas'sd
the situation thoroughly in tie earl,
.lnier. aud placed leIoro be- readers re-
turns from ..shy e'i the Large citisi
showing tho number " men oui oi soit
and the measures iunugunicd ior ihcit
rvhci. Supplementary information hi'
bocn receives vhIch enables the Review
10 state that almost everywhere .4eli rr
lief work ha. ceased l-cau.c the ncccs
atty TO- IL has disappeared, The editor
comment. on thI. improved condition oI
affair. anil aid. .omo interesting rctsc
lions on the passing Of CoSsyism. III
lls connection The status Of the ropu
li.t party In Congress is discussed.