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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
Their Fmnloyes Remembered.

At the Richmond stemmery or the
American Tobacco Company yesterday
the employees were all remembered in a
substantial way for Christmas. A seal
fold was erected and covered over with
green cloth. ON the top were the
ngnres "lS.J." made with turkeys. six
hundred turkeys were given away to
the employees, each drawing a number,
which designated the turkey they were
TO have. With each. turkey tnere was
"a card, on which was, compliments OF
the SEASON Richmond Stemmery Ameri-
can Tobacco Company. Eacn OF the
clerks and accountants were presented
with a snug purse. with the best wishes
OF the establishment ~ accordance with
their custom on Christmas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
u4rExiufNE spisisH sRcHiyEs.
But This Does Not Imply That spain VIII
Recognize the Monroe Doctrine.

LONDON Dec. 2i.-The Standard Will
tomorrow publish "A dispatch from
Madrid SAYING IL Is understood that the
Government will not object 10 the United
States sending a commission 90 Madrid
TO seek information from the Spanish
archives regarding the boundaries oi
Venezuela and British Guiana. and bra2I
and French Guana. but viii previously
Intimate that allowing access 20 the
archives is an act OF courtesy ami does
not imply IN the slightest degree thas
spain admits the sounduess of the Mon
roe doctrine. IL is an open secret no dlpio-
matte and political circles that the span
ish Government will adopt the attitude
of all the European countries, whose
opinions on the subject Spanish diplomats
have recently ascertained were adverse
TO the Monroe doctrine.
The dispatch adds that in view OF me
unanimous protests against PRESIDENT
Clcvelands message in the press ana pN
the public, Senior Canovas del Castillo,
the Prime Minister. cannot afford 10 play
into the hands Of the United States. how
ever much De may desire 10 avert fresh
developments concerning Cuba.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

STRINGFELI.OW.- Died December ~
1865. In the eighty-second year Of hel
age. CAMILLA HARRIS SIRINGFEL-
LOW. youngest daughter or MAJOR John
Harris. of the Continental Line in the
Army OF the Revolution. ana rclict OF
the late Rev. Horace Stringfellow, 81
Funeral services M All saints cnurch
AT lO A. NJ on THURSDAY, December
10Th.
UAWLEY Died. December 2fth, az
9.an F. NJ, at his residence, 90 norm
sixth street. Mr.. CHARLES VI. HAN-
LEY formerly of Culpeper.
Funeral notice later
Washington ID. c.. Orange Culneper'
and Charlottesville papers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
PROFESSOR BLACKFORD'S OPINION
He Regrets Having to Change His Opinion
of Cleveland.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Dec. 2i-Special.-
Mr. l.. NJ. Blackford. in a column COM
munication in the Gazette. handles the
Venezuelan question after the manner OF
The Times. The article closes thus:
THE writer has been always heretofore
a warm supporter and admirer of Mr.
Cleveland. and has thought him the
greatest OF living statesmen. IL is with
profound concern that he feels compelled
now to regard him differently"
Wufred Dean, a small boy who was
found in guliey at Colcross last night
with his skull crushed in. still lives.
The cause is a mystery. but the state
ments made by the child. though deliri-
Gus. point towards the fact that ne was
thrown off train. II will be insesti-
gated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
i,ichland County Affairs.

MONTEREY. VA, Dec. 2.-speciai. -
Hon q. +. Jones. accompanied by MS
sons. Charlie and Bunker, the natter
having been at Randolph-Macoh' Is at
home. ~ ,-.ro,,
Miss Matte Campbell fell on the itozeH
ground the other day. ana received {"
painful injury. from wf'ch she may Ho'
recover for some time. M
rbero will not be any court next Tues
da, as Judge Mcdonald Will not come.
There is nothing Of importance now DC
core the court. but what may be con-
,inucd until the January term.
Mr.. W. W Benson is critically III
and there are no hopes of his recovery
Miss Rexrode. who lives in Crab Bot
tom died last night Of diphtheria, when
il raging in that section at this time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

Della smith Claims That She Was
Swindled by j. T.. Hardin.

Mr. John f. Hardin. of Barton Heigh--,
general superintendent Of the Metropon-
tan Life Insurance Company was arrest
ed Monday on complaint OF a coiored
woman named Della Smith. who charges
him with deirauding her Of the sum or
S9i. Justice l.. j. Pierce. before whom
the case came up Tor examination. re-
quested Nj. W II. Beverage 70 act tor
the CommonW ealth IN the prosecution. a
continuance of one week was allowed
by the magistrate.
The settlement of the case between the
woman and the company is now pending
in Judge Minor = Court. 1t appears, how
ever. that Della became angry at the
delay and took her revenge en- the COM
pany by having Mr.. Hardin arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
PURGHD or cOSTEMrr.
The supreme Court of North Carolina De
cides Against the judge.

ASHEVILLE. y. c.. Dee. A-Last Jan
uary. the Citizen, OF this city. forclbly and
eaInesty commented upon the removal
by Judge EWart. OF the Criminal Court
of murder trial from this lBuncombe)
county 10 Henderson county.
The Citizen said, among other things.
that the removal OF the case 10 Hon.
ders0n is unnecessary. expensive. and 4
reelection on the intelligence OF the peo-
pie OF Buncombe."
Judge Ewart at once hauled the editor
Of the Citizen into his court for contempt,
and sentenced him TO pay "A fine OF $3.50
and be imprisoned in the county Jail for
thirty days, though the editor purged
himself OF contempt.
An appeal was taken to the Supreme
Court OF North Carolina, and that court
has just rendered its decision.
The opinion Is favorable to the Citizen.
the Supreme Court finding that Judge
Ewart was In error and that there was
no contempt in the Citizens editorial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

One Young Man Killed and Another IA
tally Injured.

CHARLOTTE. y. c., Dec. PA spe-
cial TO the Observer from Salisbury to-
night saws that tbs magazine of the
Smithdeal Harware Company, near Sails
bury. containing 1000 pounds Of dyna-
mite and fifty kegs of powder, blew up
TWO boys. George and Ira weaver
were hunting in the vicinity at the time.
Their father had warned them not 10
shoot near the magazine. IL is thought
that either mschievously or accident
ally a bullet from one OF their guns
struck the magazine.
George was instantly killed, and Ira
probably fatlliy wounded. window
glass was broken In Salisbury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
Confederate Reunion.

FORK UNION. VA. Dec. Especial. -
A reunion of Confederate veterans WAS
held nj the county seat Palmyra. to-
day. After speeches By several comrades.
the entire company attacked In fun force
an excellent repast. provided principally
by the citizens OF Palmyra.
Good Keeling prevailed. and the AFFAIR
was enjoyed by all present
No business Of Importance was trans
acted by the court
The weather has been so fine that the
farmers have made good progress In
their work, and are ready to enjoy the
coming holidaYA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
Old nnminion Press Club.

The Old Dominion Press club had a
meeting last night and elected Messrs.
Il. ". Burhony. L. A. Conrad, and FL
more Nelson. OF the State: Clarence
Werner, OF The Times, active, ana
Messrs. W. II. Cullingworth, NJ. l..
Dawson. and V. c. Schriven, associate
members. II was decided 10 make the
dues OF active and associate members
uniform and payable monthly. The an
nual meeting of the club will be held on
the first Thursday evening In January.
Mr. Gus Deiarne sent TO the ciup-roous
last night some excellent egg-hos' ap-
Dle-t oddy. and cigars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

The Y. NJ c. A. building viii be open
from 10 2 o'clock to-day.
Reserve-seat tickets are on sale Tor ths
fourth number OF the star Course. and
NAV be secured up to the closing hour
to-day: also tomorrow. The entertain ,
ment will be the Nine. Bailey I'm
Concert Company. very fine dttIae,ioi'
The committed in charge Of the Neg,
Years reception Is hard al work ana VIII
make an early announcement Tor the
hours and the programme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
4 Fugitive From Justice.

4 man who gave his name as Henry
Riddlck. but whose true name is Josh
Slaughter. was arrested about o'clock
Yesterday afternoon by Policeman Crane
and locked up at the First station, charg-
ed with being a fugitive from justice fgom
North Carolina, where he is wanted for
felony. The North Carolina officials VIII
De communicated with.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

PITTSBURG. PA. Dec. A.-The coke
mixers on the Connelisvihe region will
enjoy their Christmas tomorrow II any
increase in wages is an acceptable gift
All the coke companies will post notices
tomorrow morning OF an advance OF
from 10 TO ID per cent. for all grades or
labor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
Remembered lie Priuei. al

The teachers and pupils Of Springfield
School on yesterday, when dismissed Tor
the Christmas holidays. called on Pro-
lessor Leroy 3. Edwards. the principal.
and presented him with beautiful
couch, upholstered In rich blue embossed
velvet The gift was appreciated py
Professor Edwards In \ short. happy
speoch az thapkA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

FELLOWS GORDON. Married. De-
cember 18th. by Rev Or George Cooper.
pastor of FIRST Baptist chircn Mr:
CHARLES II. FELLOWS 10 Miss ABBlE
l. GORDON. both OF This city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
OBITUARY..
W. q. SAMUEL.

News has been received OF the death
of Mr.. W. G.. Samuel. formerly a resi-
dent Of Henrico county. but for some
years past well-known planter m
louisiana Mr.. Samuel was member
OF Seventh Louisiana Infantry, ana
fought under StOnewall Jackson through
the war. He was a brother OF COnsta-
bic r. H. Samuel of Henrico county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

Mrs Barker. highly esteemed lady OF
Church Hill. died Monty night at her
residence. ccrned Broad ana twenty
ninth streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
Dr palmer.s Condition Unchanged.

AT an early hour this morning the con-
dition OF Or. Palmer who 10 lying criu-
caliy Ill at the Virginia Hospital wss
uncnanged .-.-.-.-------
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

4 OST, A PET PUG DOG: HAS 81.
IL vitus dance slightly and i.nswsrs 70
viii be paid IL returned 10 Rev. II. ~
HOPE. No. 100 east Clay street oV-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

security Bank. Richmond. Va.
Iio7 east Main street
December "a. 1870
rx> ,tr DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
Wv. declared the usual ser,i-arnuni
a,y,ssnd az per cent free OF taxi out
Of The earnings for the past 81 months
,veavshje an and after January :. ieSo.
ds25-tisa A. 3. BLAIR Cashier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

r .)sT. LAST NIGHT. A COLD MEDAL
i 4 with name of James V. Reddy en-
graved thereon. Return TO lv1 e.s'
Marshall. oe-'-"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01
SEIZED A BRITISH SHIP.
a Chinese nal.Ci.Wli INDUCES 20 q
Dangerous Came


NEW fuEa ADul 1.-The 8Iual
steamship r.,.Hu, Captain W. IA.
Wight w.gI toi,aI hence Cor China
anu japan la.iJuly, arrived back again
lHst ui.ht alter ar cycn,ul voyage.
Snu cRfnlI au outward bound c--su al
i've ir.usuG IONS OF general musuhgu.
llfr. MAllu suu waH lowing Foo
CHOW, bound Or aHsHgHu'. anu Willis
near tIu Igutl uHr 900 Waite U.sF
ia'nuui a4u wus followed by tHo CI'-
uuag .uvuuuH cutter smith HuH .H...
surhUd 90 Fee GIvC, Quo gu either
edo, Az tHuI HYlu. rhD uunUUHf .IHI
the tN.H.H war HHIU San Chin, with
signals dying which Captain WASN'T
dll not EUaUirluuY, Tho Nan chin
ilrld % qua tn Toward IUr tHu ratuau
10 hcgyg 90. IHu tumlulr ugIu. Uisfu.
EurIul, HHcUui gun Wg# ufuI, and
that NuiuE alien urhrvggl, although tine
iutHuu HH ut.u with HtF ensign. HHHIlI
shot was discharged ugTuss t4u r1tuau's
bow Hrt d1usrguusly Near hur.
by this time Captain Wight made
out the HiguNF 90 mua4. ''li you viii
walta liit.rn-a-yrl Oi ChiHrHu ligrIu-
English naval puHEu. Tho pbthuu
.Huu hove 90, uul the Agu Chiu
rounded lD uiJ-u under her stern with
Ali hands 40 .guuT,urd aud hgr guns
trained ON the steamship.
An armed luaps crow from tho war
ship boarded the ship who demanded
ana received hgr manifest. THE steam
chip lult this port before war was de.
ciaIed by Japan, nul on her manifest
there were specified lw0 email cases %
pocket fuvulEefs and llttIu case Of
Car,rluFtf. The lieutenant returned
Go iuC Nau Chin rad reported lhiB uu-
concealed fact 20 HE captain, who
ihufgupJn rUl the signal "lHilDw uuv
md atgamJd slowly away, followed By
tuH patnAu,
Whom tue vessels were behind the
leland, the captain OF tho war 0hip
boarded tAe fatuau and refused 90 ai.
low Captain WuEIt 100 communicate
with bic consul, Tho Chinese captain
FUilsI she ttramsupl placed 70 atruug
armed gusll go Lyg AMI took hos 90
laWsuI, ugIssH faH rgTNHag channel.
Here the greater p.ll ul ulg utr.I was
uulUndyd iu HuaIuu i1r mu..tl0uH u.
war Among luu uaEs Wafa lot Of
perforated lion hHIlr, uAIgu uelggrua
10 Euuu cotton spinning ma-
CuiuuTy, Thee wagn ua'gnnly de-.
uaryu by fho tH.uDe unial.B 10
uu Dangerous uIg.l fEu1 uf shell,
such lH Htu Lg no o. boz used go nA..p
MylnW Alle Captain Wright msasE-I
Co communicate with me Bllti. b con-.
sul gt rsm'ui, aul hlH government
being Informed OF tGr TACT promptly
Informed tins Chinese government th.t
uuIelu the PHlhgu Hhuu'f be released
at once "s1mcthiug would haplus.'
Shu was promptly released. Rrulr.
alton VIII be- dgmlnluI l1g taB izIrr
and detention VI the ghip ant Ioy uum-
aye done 90 nor cargo iu tue uul1.Iing
auu 4ul0allus Of IL uy Ihu Chinese.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01
LAST NIGHTS FIRES.


An alarm OF Nrl wa, sent In to tho
deparmrl. o.; ilJ5 this morning from
box 10, On Last Temple street, The
iiru proved to 90 ia the kitchen Of the
saddle Rock restaurant, Ul 1888 south
Eaat Temple llraot, aud ws. cAurei by
gfea. % in the "a 90 being .slitgi. Tho
Gr.mou weTo quietly GA t-o 1Dot and
uues.4Bl la preventing tho spread Of
lsc Hslrs to tao font OF tho building
8r 10 the alio.,iag buildings. Tho
Eltchuu, however with is contents,
WNH practically destroyed before the
blaze was tNauEuiHht4.
Tue restaurant was owned by MI
john Gallagher The iuuTauCu CAE-
..aI was 500 lu lHe Patriotic Iusur-
agg0 CHWrug gf DuDlin, lTei-nd,
HElTF Ok WHuu, awtutH, Tho loss
WYa o. l4stsI lHIa afternoon by H.. W.
Wilson 40 32lTlu.
Abou. ll;aI Ia-t might ~ alarm OF
hr1 was uu4uJ, &c location OF tlu
u.lzu byIlE given tho corner OF Sec.
ord South wa EEa East streets. The
department &C.. pended, but finding mo-
ifa there continued on % seventh
H1sth, thinking perhaps mls.ske hsl
boon muGr boo The street. They WulH
again Uu uogrE'uI, aud tho ire was
ni,eTwsr. located 90 q small store 0u
Second Suu,H and Seventh East. Au.
pgLrauugi indicate that I was CGse OF
attempted iar9alIlrRu, % pike OF
sIuyluEI soaked with Kerosene was
found, The uulghuOrs succeeded Ia
cEuugulshing lhu lire before the At,
rival %. iht department,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01

uiou1u. Toe biz Iron smoke t'aCs
Uu the boiler house wac u.wa high
into tuu Gil anu Tell agr Ha tuu tuol u. @
shop and tIU tall HrIy. CHIMNEY i#Il
into lllus4u o., UiyUJH crashing ,Hu
ou.iHc room ben alh IT, Men hurried
i.Um all pate OF town and tlu Wgla 10
removing siJsr buried under t1c fu uH
WIS commenced Immediately pi,u0Ia
cTiys Of tuu Injured uluu1u under tHr
debris urged tHu rvsCu.fu 900 iI DI DO
work aud 100 "a short tuu tHu bodies %
Hur men were removed aud the
uz iuluIUi had been taaHY CUT
Patrick Riley died 90 tar hospital ui
l-.IJp.m. MabiuE TIE clash victim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01
EDIsoN's rrLurHovr.


'e''A'r Wuular.uI improvements
Promised bg the "uI4sria,
'l" fowa ApuI I.-rhs World
~iai.IDua Hay.i
,,' '-... a, Edison and hiuphouoslaph
ny t.tH No join uauaF once more Hlu
~. Hlt'il ui N.u.l Park pr1misps im.
I'i I','4'a aud novelties which wIl
IIA''N lln lIgNu.
l,'D' re9u1ggph has been controlled
rln|, ','''n American Ph1uggriph
b 10 which Wunt Into the lauIB
AM. ,,''l'' John IL. Hardin Ia8t
Al ~. 'la company was capitalized
Ilrt,''.lyll 900 100 1855 ami James H.
vttIt.s, 'uc promoter, went insane
esly1.It No 'oupl 70 was a iagle. Tuprt-
t.i.''' 14' alvgrllHed inr bids Tor the
sl.'1s,i,al and hr. EllsJuIl Uilcf of
raU.,. 'l' Icon accepted. The ro.
Ivt1.g %. lnu bil must Ie raugllyugl
r.Tfgl.F --u''liyr OF Sew jersey. A
lIag.B ''' peeu sent boy Receiver
oman. l'' creditors AuI tho urouI.
Gonna. holders VI the hauEmDt
AtrIg' "hung that on Monthly.
tHe rl. "'' MIli request direction rom
Do. II'1" " convey the properly ~
on, il'. o. said last nights
Ify.,..... N'Iauy has one nssst which
tlatls r'..,'lh lp pas a blgh price Ion.
uersrI.. Iv.1lm ou g0l my future uygu,
gapG =. '.yonautIUl tgu pAon8.
tt5I'.r.1 .'a's core 90 have any one
uate i.eu on my blaiu5, sol
t.It br.rri'... watch proved higher thau
lae tLa"'u,l.' ] shall manufacture
lte. ta ''tuokiaph myself now gnd ex.
s6rn Iog1 y I'LL the promises MAD,
% i AZ, ICY ,,.' Introduced them.
e''Ns IN Tor households, la.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01

IHITLr NuCIS, ARA, hprI, IT,
Deputy IT, %. Marshal johnson auI o.
posse VI rN Muu had % lghl with
m1oush'ugI- Doe the mountains OIL
Hampstead county. After the smoke
cleared away .ug pusae found thO!bo lies
~ two yl tho outlaws ana Cspturgd
tho third alive aud took pOs-ubf'on OF
tho Illicit plant. capable " making
twouty goliung u whisky per day.
I'M anu ballamy, OF the posse, 70.
ceivtd serious wguuds. Four moon
IN liners escaped,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01
Called to Mourn.

The friends VI Mr.. aud Mrs, ID,
Harrington will Doc grisyei to learn Of
the death, on Saturday evening last, Of
their liulo daughter Margaret after an
illness OF only few days, The little
oua waa but three and q quarter years
uid, uu, was OF such a WIns0mo uiBpU-
siuOu lbt aho won the htHrts VI an
who know nor.
The funeral took place this afternoon
ffm the family fgaluuuCo ON Seven th
Laat and Twelfth South streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01
B0oIuII Accident.

Samuel Wg,oI.nI, con OF Mr.. Dan
W,ggolanI % ,ho Second ward, mpt
wlthH painful accident ON Saturday
afternoon wu.lo playing baseball. Ha
Wo1muu.us .agkwards,enGe9vosinEto
catch the ball, when his right foot
wen. Ina hulg lie fell to the ground,
lr.akiug mis- beg Just above the ankle.
Hr was taken home and d.. Anterior
was called ami EEL tue Injured member
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01
Mrs. Bcardall Pardonrd.

Governor West today granted % pnt.
dOu to Mr, Eliza BesrdalI, who Is
aor7ins tenn iu the Cache county
lall tur involuntary manalaughtoT She
WAS convicted boo tuu Fourth district
court, and nu Iuu B.u dAy OF February
laH, was sentenced Oh iour m0uth6' im.
prit1nmput ma tho county jail VI
Cache county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01

EuWLIyG GHElS, Ky, ApnI L.
F1rr.i fires have burned over about
bUu acres Of timber m this county.
The homes u Henry EileE Ola smith
and James Walters wsTa destroyed.
Tue families usCAYeI ON horse. but
Henry EiIer was fatally burned aud "a
negro farm baud persisted on Eilgr
flu. VIM, Edwards, C8lorel, was
burned 90 death willis fighting tho fire
near Auul,,a IN the Southern part Of
GayaJu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01

Probably Cuhuu urutssrs iu uo DuIf
ul NvNIru.

TUUUBE-D NUclum, AurI Ia
Itching bark Ius, Boa Iruu ts, Cult oil
MrNluI reports having encountered
two unknown b0slr, heavily armed
with cannon aud apparently well
vgur pau with munitions ~ war.
When hailed tho boats mYIu no f1ply
nuI the Mexican hlhurmuu, uuIug
afraid o. make any Wrlugr advance,
escaped from the locality o. il.t o.
rlsHiblg. 10 10 thought the shIpa have
some ueaJiug0u tho Cuban revolution,
although itlH reported that there nTU
pilates manned by renegade Cuulus
E"uHg uDHut ,uu Gull ami along the
.aa.E uI south America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01
nOILEu ENrLU hon.
Eho whistle Hone Was pniIed wien
Unexpected EpsuIts,

WonuUu, April l.-JusJ before 7
o'gIuC, the mUIulug ono %, tho UDilurn
iu the Conn HGnory exploded with
terrific force, killing five men anu IN
jurlug Dix others.
There hes been trouble with tho
boiler Tor some time aud early this
morning tho foreman was oalIaI 90 tuu
boiler room tUFge % IL could be- fixed,
Five minutes before O'Clock no on.
tcTeu tho boiler room aud ordered co..
whlsllo,blOwu 10 START the works. The
ropu attached to tho whistle was pulled
anu Instantly thvTe was fearful OK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01
BISMARCK ATEIGHTY
r..g Sl5Tor,d Upon Tho Aged
Primo. a. TTI,ioT.chsTuh'.
TEAM LOADS OF VISITORS TODAY.
..,,.tri,H.n, from Kings ana im'
..,,-. from Literary Lights aud
sJlIgr-Fr.ma Whole Nation.

e,,rpsucusRuuE, April i.-sinee
..y Dbl. morning lm.as have teen
'.,.,ipg here Ioadci vi,a visitor. from
:" r,rit Of tho ompirc dgsIrous
CONTEMPLATING rurcr BIsnafch
ma eshtiou birthday. Among
..n wa o. U,ru.a.lon from tao
g.,lsIila ,u.urs.ss regiment 9f which
n. rnprs is honorary caI2n'i ONE
---.5.rI ofuaIycrify gr0'u.safs nud
..sa,r % fcaal3r- from hamburEi
I5.sskauI Ileuon.
rbsdaialcl of o1ugra;u!a,Ion which
r.. Urir OF Sweden and Norway
.,Ipdage BrmargE alluded goo the
.g,ts.ias creator of dorman uu..y.
r-r.r. Francis ..rph ~ Austria
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