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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12
NO O.

the road nov being built south tom sss
Fianclsco.
Six we're killed and two dangerously
injured by the collapse Of Wheeling. W.
Va. buildings.
Rocky Ford. colony on the Royal
pecoss In New Mexico. was wrecked by
vindstorm.
There is no truth in ihs reported death
OF hat Masierson. His brother Jim IN
the man who died.
A verdict against Messiah" schwein-
iurth for 10000 for alternating the
affections Of another mans wife has been
returned.
Treasury officials are In muddle as'
to what ls expected from the income tax
law by the Supreme Courts decision.
Mckinley spoke At Hartford, dvelt on
protection and ,aying nothing Of HI.
attitude on the silver question.
Ex-Conrrsssnan sibley, senator
stewart, senator Jones aud General
Warner IRE coming to Utah on thcir
Western tour Tor the new silver party.
In consequence Of the ireshst In the
Delaware river, the launch Of the
"st. Paul" may take place 90 any limo
after n 80 a. m. to-day.
The British steamer "Eihclred,
which was drcd upon by Spanish
cruiser. has reached Boston. Her
captain confirms the story printed here
toforc.
Andrew Larsen aud Frank Hamilton.
who were shot NJ San jaciuio, Cal, by
Charlie, Marshall. died yesterday. Mar
shall, who WIS also wounded, has been
arrested.
San Francisco, April o,-Mi~ blanche
G.. Lamont Of Butte, Mont, who has
been visiting relatives here for several
months, has not been seen since last
wednesday. She isa pretty brunette,
IS years old, and has been taking y
special course at n high school. She wa
quiet aud well.bchaved, aud her re-
laiives, who are prominent In religious
circles, scoG at the idea Of an elope-
ment.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12

company will be formed. Offers Of land
and cash have already been made.
L. ;. Gram. IT., one Of the com
mittec, said he hal investigated the
proisci in some MEASURE. and would re
glad 10 sec the city Of San Diego do all
1t could 10 secure the railroad. lie was
convinced that the project was feasible,
and was ready to put mp hi SHARE Ut
the preliminary expenses. or more, II
necessary. Over hundred leaning
citizens spoke ina similar strain, and
many owners Of wNter front rights Of.
tered them Tor stock.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12

The hog crop IL short.
Women rule In Florence, Or.
-Four tramps were killed aud fourteen
hurt by wreck on the Chicago 4 Alton.
Thomas Coleman, 10 years old, hanged
himself near Paris, III.
The Ohio miners defeated the PROPOSE
tion to do away with leased mines.
Ben Holt, aged 10. was burned TO
death in livery stable fire at Beatrice,
Neb.
The cruiser minneapolis" will have
her final trial In foreign waters late this
month,
Tbs Irish Land League bill passed lie
second reading in the House OF Commons
yesterday
American warships have been ordered
to Syria 70 protect missionaries threat
ened by the Turks.
Reaner Jones Of the Carson mint Is sus.
pected Of knowing where the 10000
shortages b.
Three we're killed, two fatally injured
and two badly hurt by Railroad accident
near soroerheld, o.
A san francisco groom kills his bride
and then commits suicide In the Palace
Hotel on the night OF their wedding,
President Andrews Of Brown Uni
yersity says silver will be the great issue
in the campaign Of 1895. siblsyites held
a conference in Washington.
The sloop "Crusos, T" with the zieglsr
party, arrived at Pnnta Rassa. Fla, at
0 d. o'clock yesterday morning, all on
board being sale.
Treasury oiiicials we're notified Of the
withdrawal yesterday from the New York
Sub Treasury Of $4,000 in gold for ex-
port to South America.
The Universal Bolt Company Of Ohio
has brought suit against the United
states Government for 5000, 900 for royal
ties alleged 10 be due on belt lock- used
by tho Government
Jory Jelries, a negro, vas hanged &C
Quitman, Ga, Tor the murder Of BailiH
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12

SUNDAY AIrh sth'
They are battling Tor silver In Germany.
There Was reunion Of the blue and
gray At shiloh, with 10000 present.
There was great storm In Wyoming,
Colorado and Nebraska. and Union
Pacific car windows we're blown in.
Secretary FRESHMAN is resting at Fort.
rcss Monroe.
United States Minister Ransom ut Mex
leo IL suffering from carhuucles and cold
The Board Of Health OF Ito, Springs.
ARK, has declared that city o., FROM
smallpox.
The laborcrs who have been at worn
ON the perama canal have struck Tor NJ
increase oi wages to ~ per day.
Havana reports an unsuccessful AZ,
tempt by insurgents 10 blow up the pow
der magazine OF one Of the city forts.
The condition ct Governor Marvin oi
Delaware is extremely critical. The
chances tr his recovery are very remote
The Lyccum rheaicr OF New York nm
nouncrs that after this week twill with
draw Oscar wiId's play. IAN Ideal llus
band, now running.
n. NJ. S. Pheasant" ha. been orders,
to proceed sorth Anril goth and patrol th
Boring sea aud the fishing grounds dur
Ing the close SEASON.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12
rEo

About twenty-five Of onr citizens went
to Salt Lake City last week.
The hauling II rock for the new meet.
inghon.e is now In active progress.
Some Of the farmers have started 20
pillow aud by next week, II the weather
is favorable. tae most Of them will be-
gin their spring work.
Owing to the fact that your CORES.
pondent has just returned home from
salt Lake CITY. he i unable TO gather
mp the news ite'as In time for this issue
of your valuable paper for thi, week.
b. X. T.. ViER.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12

More bogus stamps have been found
The Iowa suffrage law declared uncon-
siitutional.
fTr western mnhoAd ates are lismoi-
alifsd TO Colorado points
The Carson Mint Is To be abando ned
by the treasury department.
Delaware, Hudson. susquehanna and
Mohawk rivers have flooded.
Senator Dubois says tho silver ssnti-
men' is growing rapidly In the east.
China agrees to seven ofthe eight con
ditions demanded by Japan as the price
Of peace.
Sadie siringer aud William Bradley.
Philadelphia children, were killed by
lightning.
Jesus Fuentes Munaz Mcxicos ga
Minister Of Finance and director of the.
Monte Pio, ia dead.
Miners Of Utah, Wyoming, Colorado
and New Mexico 10 form federation
including all coal aud metalileroun
works.
An appeal will be made toj the SUI
prems Court for stay in the case of
DR.. Buchanan, the New York wife
poisoner.
A csDlsgram brings news that Lenx,
the missing wheelman, was probably
murdered or taken captive by Kurds in
Armenian raids.
ColonelG. v'Bryan, Judge W. b. Hey
burn and Captain J. W. Plummer wore
appointed TO represent Idaho 1t the b
silver conference la Salt Lake.
The trial Of Victory L. Ochoa, charged
with melting a revolutionary movement
in Mexico, ended Yesterday. ochoa, will
probably receive short sentence.
Senator Stoyall introduced n resolution
in the Tennessee State Senate requesting
Congress to enact legislation providing
for the free coinage Of silver at 10 TO !.
Grant Griffin, colored, who murdered
William Tibbs, negro gambler. at La
Crosse, FlA., on November 9th, was
hanged privately In the county jail at
Gainesville, Fla.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12

Mrs. Martha Peterson il here visiting
with relatives and friends.
Miss Clara iloriin has been quite III
during the past week.
The conference visitors have nearly
all returned.
Miss Broomhead, our school teacher,
left on Thursday last for her home 10
Provo. Miss Broomhead has given
general satisfaction and all were sorry 10
part with her.
Fred W. Reynolds came home on
Friday last 10 spend q lew days with his
parents lie returned 20 Salt Lake City
on SUNDAY to resume his studies At the
University.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12

On sunday last, April 9Th, Elder VIII
liam Ullithorn Of Coalville visited Up
ton and attended the afternoon service.
lie was the speaker for the occasion.
Born, to the wife Of Richard Saxton,
adaughtcr. on the sth inst. Mother and
baby are doing we'll.
The district school will close on Fri.
day next, April 18th, Nj. Benson will
give an entertainment to his pupils on
this date
Granville and Frank Deming, with
their families. passed through Upton on
Tuesday last on their way to their ranch
up Chalk creek, where they will remain
during the summer.
The Y. NJ. NJ. |. A. will close il ses.
sion on Sunday evening rext, April 18th.
A concert is announced for Monday
evening. April 18th, to DO held in the
Upton schoolhouse, at 7 p. m. The en-
terAinment will last until 0 p. M, after
which dancing will he the order OF the
evening. A very enjoyable time is ex-
pected. The committee respectfully ex-
tends an invitation TO all. Committee
Of arrangements, Samuel Robinson,
George Randall and Samuel Banner.
As in the other wards throughout the
Summit Stake the the people Of the Up
ton ward are literally responding to the
call for aid for the bereaved families Of
the Amy explosion. Their donations
consist OF -four, potatoes, meat, butter
and eggs. Let the good work OF charity
go Oh. j. Q.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12

Enron TNEs i-In pursuance of law
there will be nominated from Utah on
or before tbs first day OF July, 1896, a
cadet 10 the United states Naval
Academy at Annapolis and also
second candidate or alternate to appear
at the Academy for examination in case
the FIRST fails Of admission.
hereby invite all applicants for the
appointment 10 make their request by
lette, addressed to George q. Coray,
Librarian Of the University Of Utah, at
Salt Lake CITY. 70 receive eonside,a-
ton the applicant must be a bona
resident OF Utah and must be or
age which will make him ""' = thsH
fifteen no more tho = "a JCar-d 80
on September s. t.nad' r.,a
mission on the ny, d
Csndiddpr' rs'sei sitter a
cor ii,iY ~ - esl- "a.
Junvg ~, Af-., committee here
after 10 be named. FRisK j. CANNON.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12
SAN DlEoo-sALT LAKE SCHEME
Thomas Taylor Shakes a Large Iro-
position.

Thomas Taylor SHAKES u Large Tro-
position.
San Diego, CAL, April Especial TO
Tribune.-An important meeting was
held here last night to discuss railroad
proposition made by Thomas Taylor OF
Utah, who claims 10 hold Government
patents for immense coal and iron fields
In Southern Utah, and has come to San
Diago In the interest OF plan to build
railroad from Salt Lake to the bay
Of San Diego. He explained briefly his
project, which was 10 turn over the
property which he considered worth
At the lowest estimate $1,000 900, for
stock in the company that would build
railroad To this city, thus aflordng an
outlet for the coal and iron, and means
OF Communication with Utah,
lie referred to conversation had
with Banker Peabody OF New York
the power behind the Rio Grande
Western, in which that gentleman SAID
II the road was constructed to Cedar
City, Utah, the Rio Grande would be
extended to meet il, covering gap Of
some 100 miles. This would afford an
almost direct eastera outlet from San
Diego, tapping rich and virgin country.
What Mr.. TAYLOR asked OF San Diego,
he said was nothing in the way Of cash
only terminal facilities and sufficient
real estate to make an inducemoMt for a
company to seek this port. lie was
satisfied that sufficient capital could be
raised in the east 10 secure the build
ing Of the road.
It was the decided sense Of the meet
ing that II the proposition was found
as represented, it Was believed San
Diego could iarnish depot grounds,
terminal facilities aud real estate to
the value OF 100000. Committee was
formed % Gye leading citizens 10 con-
isr wish Nh Taylor and report to a
public meeting, When it ia expected a
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12

On Friday and Saturday quite mum
her Of teams and about twenty-five men
passed through here enroute to the
Wyoming gold fields. They were ac-
companied by one Robert Watson, said
to he the first man TO discover geld out
in Wyoming. They were very sanguine
OF success In piling up the yellow dust
on arrival at their destination.
David Rees sold a small bunch Of beef
and delivered the same at the Evanston
market on Thursday. The beef market
appears TO be 10 very healthy condi-
tion.
llr, aud Mrs, David Moore invited
.heir friends and neighbors 10 social
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12
Mrdnr.dnr. Anil ION.

Two-csnt stamp have been counter
ieited.
Senator Hurt is held ia 5000 bonds at
Casper, Wye, for the killlngoi Milne
san Francisco capitalists are anxious
TO assist tho uiah Company Zoo building
a road 10 los Angeles. TO connect with
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

The Events Of the Week Prom Nearly
Every T.wn IN summit County what
THE illness" Representatives Have
Pound to write About.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12

Moudeu, who had warrant for his NJ
rest. The killing was the beginning Of
the noted Brooks county race war.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-12

a reward Of 10000 IL offered for the
arrest aud conviction, or for iniorma-
ton that will lead 70 the arrest and con.
yieilon oiihe partY.or parties who killed.
Harvey Booth athis stable Ga Evanston.
on the evening oi Saturday, january
21'n' 1870 Evanston News Register.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
9J}on Saot hnk Elm Monn her

= Man iast, bab Elm Mann, Der i9
bier tbdtis NIT Der Yolitif abgiebt unb
Elm Nmt erwirbt, setubbnlin aufb6rt, Elm
ebrlider Wseni9 gu iein. Sir ben Wer-
IuIt ieines ebrli6en Namens erbdlt ct
bann ben Sitel honorable.
- Gin @9aulpieler, ber fur fein Sc.
ben germ serdu9erte Gii9e iBt, Ipielt
ben Son Carlos. Sn Der sroBen @cene
nit R6nis Ybilipp. mo- ct ben Batter an.
febt, ibm 6lanbern an3upertrauen, ipiirt
ct pI6bli9 Elm beftiges Maeenfnurren
unb Die Sebnlu9t nod ettpas gbbarem
brdnst ibm bic gefdbrli4e 0ariante auf
bic 2ippen:
rWenn sic mid retten mollen-19i-
den sic Wfi@ unseIdumt nod Jlun-
bern"
- Die rpornebme Damenwelt" Stem
DORIS 1T jebt BON einer neuen WtoSe.
9oqbeit befalIen ,porben. tpeI9e In BEN
9raeen etnes @pa3ieritodes beftebt
Jrau Greberid @ebbarb unb S5rou goqei
tparen bic erften Der @otbomer ,6out.
Wolee" ipel9e, nit 6t0den bemaffnet, II
ben Straben seleben tourben. Do4 fant
bieie Neuerung anfones feinen ionber.
lt&en 8etfal, bis aus paris bie bod.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
Vineta.

crest BON 3bos. 6. Zimmerman, Reabina
Out of oceans depths profound resound-
ing,
Evening bells are ringing dull and faint,
Telling, in their wondrous revelations,
Of the wonder city, old and quaint.
Meath the oceans glittering bosom sun
ken,
Ruins of that city still remain;
Sparks of gold emitted from its turrets
Shine enmirrored on the CLASSY main.
And the sailor who, at evening twilight,
First beholds this magic sight appear,
Ever after steers his vessel thither,
Though the rocks around are threatening
here.
From the human hearts profoundest
soundings
Hear tones, like bells, SO sad and
low;
All ! they seem to tell a wondrous story
Of the one it loved so long ago.
What a beauteous world beneath is
Ruins of it all make up the scene;
Oftimes golden CLEANS from heaven
glimm'ring
On the mirror of my dreams are seen.
Then into the oceans depths descending
Would sink into those mirrored deeps,
And seem to hear the angels calling
Down to where the wonder-city sleeps.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

Wdnn ton1me. Der bot in en- frebte
8iHnebpeg gefrost,pie grob bas 1aus
is, tpieDiel Nubms mer ben, IN tpies
piel's Is. gs bot EN- alles aeIubt un
aud be preis, I'm in leb benn no tenn
mar bas @efhdft semudt. ST bot
mid sleih fuf5ie Dabler tdides @elb
baum beaablt I'm bic 2i5aie bot iih se-
freut tpie alles. rDu mubt mid amer
auh neies Sprinsbannet I'M neies
.Rehp faufe," iast fe un bot nit gerubt,
befor oab id iie's sepramibt ben.
Noh. oeielne Oneno fam Der Niel
Gltebt Mann un iagt, er bdtt mid en-
aaufmann gefunne I'M Der Dieo mibt
NOR nod geieint peroe. r3u IpGt, !"
last i4, has 9aus is nit mebr fell,
ih ben's ielbit pertauft." vNir tumne
raus," bot Der gbtfdent seIast, II i9
ben Sbne Sbr praperte Dertauft un
min mel &ommifhen ben." 81 aors
ben ih gefeit tpie ules, amer es bot
mid teen Gut seoabn. Sd ben benz
Ufann Die Homn1tlhen geDtpe gemibt.
Sd fage Sbne, bas bot tpeb gebabn.
N!per mein 5rutpel mar nod nit al
itpper. s paar Minute 1pdter tam
audi nod Der dnnere Hiel G1tebt ghtz
ihent un bot audi mel 9aus perfauft
aebatt! Oa ion amer bod Ounners
fpetter in bic Nubbelbads I9lage, ben
ich aebentt, mel, 10 ebbes is 10 nod nit
ooselpe1e 10 lang als bic Gpa i'm Ser,
rebels ben 8eib eenomme bot! Melr.
Inn lanse Storie tor5 gu made, i9
ben oem audi lei aommiiden eetpfpt
aemibt, un bonit narfh gelsttelt.
2Bihe sc, fpas id 5uleBt aussefunne
ten? Die 5pei GeaerI9 mare gar
teene gbtidens nit. sc parn bon
meim Nadbor, benz eiri1he Shnebtss
filler, gei4idt porre, for MIDI gu be-
ihpinbeln! Ser 9umbug bot mid
puttinier 5tpeibunbert Oabler td19es'
@elo setoIt. 0err Heoattiondr, ih
ben 1elbit nit seoentt. oaB ih 10 ieiie
tpdr.
Womit i6 berbleiipe
Sbne Sbr lieper
philipp Sauera
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
Dineta.
@on 8ilbelm 81 iiller.

gus bes Meeres ttefem. tieiem @runoe.
&lingen Nbenbgloden oumpf uno matt,
Inns si1 9eben tpunoerbare &utoe
Bon Der fhDnen alten Dunberitaot.
sSn Der slutben Sbpb binabseiunfen
8leiben unten ibre Triirnmer ftebn;
sSbre 3innen laHen eoIbne 1Sunfen
Wieberiheinenb auf bem Spiegel iebn.
l1nb Der Sbiffer, Der ben 3auberibimmer
Ginmal iab i'm beuen Mbenorptb,
ga4 berielben Ste1e idtfft er tmn1er,
Ob aud rings umber bic &lippe orpbt.
Mus bes 5ersens tieiem, tieiem @runbe
&linst es mir, tpie @loden, oumpf lno matt
Mh, iie geben ipunberbare &unbe
Son ber Siebe, bic seliebt es bat.
Gine lhDne 8elt lit oa berlunfen,
Sbre 3riintmer blieben unten itehn,
Saiien lteb als golone 9immelsfunfen
Dit i'm Spiegel meiner Srannte lehn.
llnb bann mDht ih tarhen in Die Siefen,
Mih perienfen III Den 9SieDerlhetn,
llno mir lit, ais pb mid, Gngel riefen
SIN bic alte l0unoeritaot beretn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

Ser Iogenannte CUTE Son bat oft
einen re&t boblen &lans.
= Reinlidteit, eonneni9ein unb
friI&e 2uft I'M 9aule treiben Rrantbei,
ten binaus.
IS Mer 1i9 an regelre6te forperli4e
Mrbeiten uno frii4e 2uft 9euDbnt, piro
ni9t 10 lei@t nerp0s.
Ser erDBte uno bette @esen, Der
uns ge9enmdrti9 BON Oben 5u Sbetl
tperben tann, lit Der Me9en.
- 3u 5alt 2ate, lltab, tuurbe un-
ldneit Der paitor Dr. Mobrp BON Der 1.
Metbobiiten 2ir9e in ieinem rStubp"
nit Der Satin eines bortisen Mbuofaten
ermil9t. Die Nufreeuns 1T srob.
- Wlit einem sroben Nlodat, auf
pel4em Az leien itebt, sMade in Anne
rica", bat ein Bofoner @ei4dftsbaus
reiaenbe Damentleiberitoffe I'M @4au-
feniter ausoeitellt. Correct. Wo mir
f0nnen, lollen MIR urter eisener Glasse
ieseln.
= SIN gbarleiton, Na., besin9 Elm
Mann unbefannten ylamens 9elbltmoro,
inbem er Elm nit pulper unb sebadtem
8lei sefiiutes Stiid elmer @asrobre in
in ieinen RSrper einfiibrte unb bos
pulper nit einem 3unbbol,@en sur gr.
ploiton bra4te.
- COINS Financial S9ool brinst
ibrem WerfaHer tdslid oreibunbert Sol
lars reinen profit ein. Wean er feline
Gparpfenniee beilammen bat, miro er
ii9 bitten unter 16 5u l nit fiinfStg
pro3ent 3u .ietteln."
- Die alien Damen perseilen, boB
lie Jung tparen, ,penn lie BON iun9en
sSrauen ipre9en; unb bic iun9en Jrauen
benten nibt barat. bab lie einit alt tper.
ben, uenn fie bon aIten Damen ipre'
den.
- Gin paar Snbtaner, ,pel9e 9ol3
Feblen, perfolst man, bic Meiben aber,
tuel9e unIere lebten 9roBen WdIoer auss
fdlaeen, obne lie tpieber auf3uforften,
idbt mon In ben meiiten Staaten rubie
gewdbren.
- Gor adt Sabren sab es in ben
Ser. Gtaaten 13 electrii9e 8abnea, aui
benen 3uiammen bunbtrt @asen in 8e.
trieb ,paren. Sebt eibt es $50 Bah.
nen NIT 5000 Meilen Strede, 49,.
600 Mogen unb elmer CAPITALIZATION
BON iiber pierbunbert Millionen Dol
lars. llnb bos 1T tmmerbin erit nod
ber Anfans tlnftieer gntwideluns.
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Q cNemer ed)rettebrtef oeS DbiItDI
eametampfef.
Wein Iietper Qerr Vebattiondr.

Mit teller Jett.
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ben. gini9er
Menf6, tpo bur4
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-09-20
CHICkAMAUGA.
Dedication of the Great National
Military Park.
The Blue and the Gray Meet n Friends
on Fields They Fought over Thirty
Years Ago-Msny Notable
Persons Present.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Sept. 10
Especial Dispatch The first day of
the dedication ceremonies has dawned
on a crowded and gaily caparisoned
city. The feeling that she is witness
ing the greatest military pageant of
the times pervades Chattanooga; mar
tial strains make the air redolent, and
the 5,5Os acres which comprise the
great national military park are for
the first time in thirty-two years in
the possession of the blue and the
grey. Daniel 5. Lamont, whose ad-
ministration is made famous by these
celebrations. is here accompanied by
Vice President Adlai f. Stevenson, and
senatorial and congressional represen-
tations from nearly every state in the
union. As at the destructive battle of
Chickamauga. the northwest is hand
somely represented The governors of
more than a score of states are pre- Ent
with their stats. and some of them are
camping on the battle grounds Five
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-09-20
Hunting the Moose.

Thanks to the fact that the moose is
rather solitary in his habits. quick.
witted- and keen of eve, ear and nos
tril in detecting danger. he is not des-
tined to be exterminated so easily as
the more stupid bison. caribou. and
elk. Rarely. indeed. does a hunter
find more than family of moose to-
gether. even in the dead of winter.
when they yard up" in given local
ity for DAYS or weeks at a time.
BY reason of his great size. his
savory flesh. his much-prized head, and
the difficulty of killing him, this ami
NAL has always been very attractive to
sportsmeu and naturalists and pot
hunters also. As result. our leading
scientific museums now possess more
ana finer mounted specimens of this
species than of anv Ctner large game
animal of America except the bison.
The museums of Washington. New
York. and the University of Kansas
possess magnificent groups that are
lasting monuments 10 the greatness of
Alces Americans. and a credit to our
country besides.-W. T. Hornaday. in
St Nicholas