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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-08-24


All signs point to mining boom.
Among others is this: The oid-time OPP
orators, who never fish except when
FISH are ready to bite, are all now active.
The bonanza crowd, in San Francisco,
are doing more than they have done
for years. Senator Jones and Repre-
sentative Newlands, of Nevada, are ea-
gerly hunting for good thing, which
they have not yet found. Geo. Roberts
snuffs the battle from afar, and has
buckled on his armour. Wilson Wad-
ington has opened a mining Office in
Philadelphia, and all the crows are
hunting. Among the latter are some
dandies. One we know, who just went
to New Mexico for fake, who bonded
a silver lode in Mexico in 70, for $4,000,
took the enterprise to New York, swore
it cost $500, 900, got million for it and
cheated the owner out of his $4,000.
He always, when full, called himself q
bedbug and used to sing:
The June bug has his CORY wings,
The Lightning bug his fame;
The bed bug has no wings at all,
But be gets there just the same.
Another song, which was one of his fa-
vorites, he used to hum all the time.
It's refrain was:
Cheat your neighbor if you can,
He'd do the same for you.
Ifyou want to get rich,
Yon S. o. g.
Paddle your own canoe.
He was a typical Wall street shark, with
the typical Wall Street code of morals.
He did not belong to the mining frater-
nifty, but claims mem mbership therein
Mining Industry.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-08-24

Fresh stock of fine clothing now ar
irving at Isay's
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-08-24

A. Boston, extracts teeth positively
without any hurt or pain.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-08-24

See the new stock of Ladies' and
Children's Shoes at Mat Marz's Store.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-08-24

Standard novels for sale at Mrs.
&
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-08-24

a. /. Butter always kept at Isay's
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-08-24
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Stock of Liquors at Iaay's, .
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~ FRANK Y CRussoN, I PROPRIETOR -
III
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Stationery, Books, Periodi-
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' TOBACCO & CIGARS.

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Periodicals in America and
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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-08-24
THE DE LAMAR NUGGET.
Issued every Saturday
JOHN LAMB. Publisher.

Entered in the postofiee at DeLamar. Idaho, as
second-class matter.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-08-24
NURSCRIPTTON RATES::

One copy, per year, 50 %
One copy, six months, 70
One copy, three months, Oo
Ear- Advertising rates made known on ap-
lIcation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12

The jury bsiUTs r hum vas triad yoS.
,rTduy the case VI Lars Jensen Va tho
Sult Lake Rapid Transit COmpaiy this
morning brought IN ueslUd verdict,
nudIls unanimously for the plaintiff
la the sum Of $50,
l.was an appeal fFon Justice White
hOtge's c1ur1, where plaintiff sueu 10
recover $40 Tor horse killed by jar
ON tho d9,er1Anls' Inns of road. JUG.
mcnt was rendered for the plaintiff for
800, and the company appealed. a
thirty dAys' stay was granted.
The fret cAse on trial was that %
'nCNas y. Pate Va h. b. hHI,Jn, Il.
w, iaIHon Rud O. u, Brown, Aitor.
uOyl G. Ira krgbB anu 3. II. Lewis for
the plalntiH; Booth, Lee ( Grny iOs
tho defendants,
suit WaH irOught 10 rrcJ NJ n l99,OA
win interest from May / 1872, A. s
per cent nor aununl, Ulalm0u A. u.m-
Rgrd eus,a ed by plaintiff by lGasOu OF
the alleged unlawful acts 4 defendant
Ia converting certain OF his good.
10 their own use. The deiOu.u
claimed that IA April, 1892, Fred D.
LyugbuTg, who oUndugted grocery
anu provision store on shst .irst South
street Aaue a pretended deed Uf bg.
slgnmeut 10 the plaintiff Pallen, u
tue goods IN his store, anu that Lying
berg Wad named aH preferred creditor
Tor the purpose " deirluulug hiI
creditors. This was the point On
which tho case was now largely fought.
The hearing lie proceeding this aiger-
noon.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Little Iona Hl.pF. Hseis a HOrnbl,
D.l,b.
nUS OYER ur A STREET, CAR
Rsul % Uur IAN Acting M Motor.
mau aud touduciur-lnuuau
Arrested.

A most shocking accident occurred
90 i.i7 yesterday afternoon in which
uug Lcona Hllpurt was Instantly
killed through being run over by
street car.
AZ the lime stated tho little ylrl, who
WIS about three years Of age, wag
playing In the street In front Of her
home on Fret West between Fourth
SUD Fiiib S3u'h streets, when ,hu
West side Rapli Transit car came W
the street. Az tho cas nuared the spot
where the child was II appears ihst she
attempted 10 cross tue track " whore u
uumbor OF OthUrchiliron were playing.
she was not quick enough, however,
f1- just rs she was RbOu, over the track
ahe was struck by the car and thrown
60 the ground. As -hr isll tho car
pased over her little form, maugung 10
almost bsy0nd recognition. Hur
body was badly out, hor head crushed
aud one OF her arms almost severed.
The body WAC dragged along tho tack
iDr a distance ui HIE or eight feet,
where % Jay Tor i've ur tuu minutes OK
.0suI o. the ylrW OF the large number
u' people who had gathered. a quilt
was then thrown over 70 anu 10 waE lu.l
until The gur,IaT leo whom message
uud ueuu sent arrived uu the scene. IL
wns then removed Go tho undertaking
phrlofroi Joseph William TayInL
The mother VI the Guild came out OF
tho house Immediately alter the said
occurrence, ana was almost frantic
with grief a, the sight which met hUr
gaze,
Tho car on that limo has for some
time been operated by one man, who
acted both a. muiUgmau uuu conductor,
suu AT the time OF tho accident lac wAr
lu the car collecting the iarus aud let
tag the gar run iaUlL lie felt the car
uas- UNus lOmH obstruction, anu hast
tuiug IN stJp the CAt he saw the bleed
iuu form Of the child un lAc .tack.
There were many expressions %.
Indignation that company, AOluln.
franchise under the city, should be-
allowed 10 operate Ia such maunel
regardless OF tue safety Uf human lIiu.
n. 4. ATnH,fJGg, tue uolUrmAL.cOa.
luctOr, WIS taken into custody 90 await
tue rrruit Of the Investigation, bu. wa
.uefwArg- released by Justice 5mlta
until today.
Armstrong was greatly n0oc,ot aud
gsid lac had dreaded % run tho car
alone, 40 ue had 90 leave the car {, run
Itself while ha went inside " collect
fares. Before going inside hu lnoEu4
shopl tut could str no Ca.l4run close
90 .hu track. The ChlldErn hage beet
! iu the habit Of running iu front OF luH
car, Aud 10 was only the 'py prev. us
tuLt the car hal uveu stopped 90 ALLOW
| the same child 10 got on % tue tThca,
! IL IL considered almost miraculous tia.
accident nave not resulted buf.Te.
lpDuu was the daughter OF Leonard
anu Mary Hilpert who ha three
| Utler children living,
The coroner Umpaueled Jury this
morning, VINO viUWe1 the remain,
tut "a the uecesSai. witnesses could
not be- obtained, tho Inquest was pJa,-
Toned until no O'Clock tomorrow morn
I iuF.
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LOOKING WESTWARD
Eastern Hom.sooSerS ADVISED 10 Go
10 U,a6.
snYups COLONIZATION SCHEME.
Comparison ur,wctn the condition OF
the Aorm0us aud the Pullman roo-
pic Favorable TO the Former.

CuucAuo, April lg.-Wiluam a.
Smylhc, chairman o. the National
Irrigation commit,oc, offered 100000
acres OF land IN Utah, Montana hud
Washington Tor sals nl sl2.5l pu srte
On cnsl or morisago payments from
the platform OF the Fire, 20 tuodisi
church lsst nigh. The 0.l.r via.
made, tue speaker claimed, on we
rutngrliy o, CJnsfoto aud tle gover-
u0s Of Tao states IN the Territory EaN
!l tue iatstrsta OF tho colonization
schumo wa.gI Sc. BmylAo So .rUlY'.
ins. Ihgfs wore nI putCunrur i1 Gao
audience u. 800, uua thu mC..lHf
aroused au uIt .Hainsm WHO. may zee
suIt IN tUH ID. usuE Of luI1H t.I
homes fuF .ls..u.s inmilI1 Doe li!.
uaa s1l Su8I BE- -rss. from .au .iIy 90
make w 500 Iz5I ,alEauny
colony.
mo mrcuur WIS caliot by the
uuuusrHk BrggUi.si0r, NHlgh D..
CIuu ..s lss.'iy l, Ciossy men ut Sac
rity, mt t.# "u.luuUc showed that tsc
laIuf uI..l.ut ssa Efestly iu.. feslt3.
Ul..Mt. % tuN. NJ. Su5 tHI slil,
Tor many ra.Uua du .IaH l.uu. dt-
rfgu .J Do. ranked Hta1.E 90 greatest
] % L.IuTHHu. Ito fIuuI goat
commonwealth rather tlau ID gHulua.
Irl..Nr. $3.50 with uip "a discovery
AuI ur 81 eyed So IuIbllltcs.
l{n HiI % was practically 90
| iIsuraUgu policy On cf0gt, ana made
p1sal ..g 'Hr Fl. tlug GA single farm OF
UrtfIy everything u family UtIs. iiH
J fHuu.uI HfpIu On IA luH,THIiHw, uI.
/ rauizsd with the boot preventative of
! city uDuGusIlUu-tuu farm VILLAGE The
! MUrmJUs have tlken 1902, 1000 cut
OF thrir soil, win an Huuuul Income
I for UsCh 40. U.U farms Uf <aII.
SIT. SmyIhu made CImpars1UH bee
| tween the MIfmuuH ana tine people ut
! puNmgu. Ihu former we've landed
pr0priHtufH with increased values 400.
cufug 90 tNuu, ana every Wau par
| uHlpalof iu tur banking eystrm. Tho
/ latter were helpless tcnuuif, win lu-
creased value aCcfuiug 10 their uL-
| p.uyUrI, UuI C9upulsJEy IhfJua OF
! corporation banks ana si0tUf.
Mr.. Smytlc sgiI $500 capital would
/ take % family 90 the West, pay Tor the
| iuiEaiiOn ~ forty acres and sustain
| them until the hut crop ~ iamilIca
I had 20 money they might mortgage
| the lands ~ advance, anu an effort
/ was bftus maize 10 secure funds Tor
] this iurpUsu.
The Rev. &. a. waTiins, " Pull.
| man, nadb an appeal for help iuf
| tho seventy Pullman families vino
wanted 20 got away. Their plan was
| 20 10 south he saiI.
Mr.. Nj. A. MasIru, OF the Tyl0.
/ graphical Union, also spoke.
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rho Honisrsy's Destination

SAS DIEGO, Cal, April ~ The
C0abt defense vessel Monterey 4e.
parted from here with more secrecy
tnan Ia usually the case Whsn vessel
leaves on n leisurely urui1s. This fact
that Lieutenant Baker, VI GeHoal
McCuok's stan, arrived In haste from
Denver and n believed 10 have en-.
hatkcd on the Monterey adds 10 tho
mystery Of hut OBSTINATE on. A hint
was dropped by One OF tue officers be.
fufe sailiuE that the vts.-. was going
10 CgTinto and that the authorlties AT
Washington INDUCED In little fiction
regarding cruise 10 CAllao 10 keep
iuquisillye people OIL the scent
"rhe Monterey 10 undoubtedly going
10 COrlntU, Nicaragua, anu MT 10
CallBo," says Or. ulbbetl, surgeon Of
the Buuui gtJu, now At Alaru Island.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12

arc circulltsI Out West. NJ otiel. .u
sruuiug YOU tuls letter OF Nj Bu-
chanau's h % give you thorough.
going business .IauH Views %.
the situation. The letter ola W.
how nllaolOs flourish among the
fnanoiefs OF tbs W.-taud South. The
letter also points .It the necessity OF
immediate coherent and Or.allzla
action iu behalf OF sound money uAv.
ing read the same ,yuu may copy 10 o.
YOU irslrel, 4 wish you would return
the came ami ! will write Mr. Iu-
oauau. Possibly our fflruis Of tue IT.
form club may DO bruehitel by seeing
Mr.. Buchnuan's communication.
Very truly yours,
J, STEuLISu NORTON.
The conclusion VI Mr.. Buuhsuau's
letter 10 Secretary Morton ia ah lo''
lowe:
My Judgment ia the present outlook
IL that tie Eastern conservatives o.
both parties are likely to unite and
possibly TcuuminaiU MI Clrveinnl,
who viii carry tho E,st and South,
no doubt; tue Esst ON hls aul-i hJurFi
u1utrrvntisul, aud the South because
they could never vote otherwise th1h
tue Democratic tltFNis mus euhutlus 20
vote whigh would elect, anu the Wet
will undoubtedly support the P0puist-
ut free tllyoutcs uuivs4 ttuiv u
"a great change. IL THIS j.
done / lesl that the tI.c..Ia
Will DO thrown Into the House OH Tue
result u three tickets being iu the Held,
Ia which case tue taEucg OF ppWrt
would uu with the 'rfc silver late. H..
believe % vote were taken 90 ICY
on the naked quosi.luo' "a lB % lsII'
yer platform, Ncurlaan would give % %
majority pt iu,uIl 90 avar 90.
Thcsu sugge.u1us are ''r what In
formation you may hr able Ca CLEAN
fUm them. bsuuyt the situation ls
critical and VI importance
Yours truly,
!. 10. buCuAEAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12
BRIEF rELEGRAHs.

T0day's statement OF tho condition
of the Treasury shows bu available CsHu
balance " ils5ilsbll5 gold reserve,
iHI,aiI-UL
An unknown prisoner c0uhusd ga
WustwugJ yNi OAiUfU huuEuuroaEing
was fatally rAut by Marshal Garter
while attempting 60 escape,
The Fresno Loan anu saylugs Bank
suspended business to-day. a notice
ou the door says tue aep3slIofs will ur
paid Ia iull.
Ai,er hearing witnesses tho coroner
gt CUviuHtOu, kyu this afternoon rem
dUrvd "a verdict UI soli'dcirnBu IN the
case OF J. l.. SANFORD killed yesterday
by Senator William GOuuell
fhs ArRpahoo county commissioner
voted today Co subscribe 100000 su.
ward the proposed international mlu'
iug anu industrial tIpJ5iOu In Denver
Ia 1896.
Tue governor G.. Iowa was notifl.d
this morning that company u! ILu
Iowa NHuyual guard w CUutfeylllu
had bouu called 10 Cincinnati, L., 10
qurll disturbance by minutB.
Peter wine, 5wlss inyoutoE uviuc
"a Chicago, shot hlmssli fatally iatt
night. Financial troubles caused tuu
suicide. Wins wac an cEhiullOf At tnv
Cant Tuia MidwinlUr fair receiving d,
diploma.
The comptroller Of the currency
today appulltUd john Perry, vi kausRs
Clty, receive, Of Cue NaugAS bank VI
X usEs C:ty, AI3., WulIh suspended
payment March lb, lsyl, and joan r..
NmIu, VI IuTt WUstu, Texas, receive Q
Tor ity National Bank OF For, Worth,
which suspended Aprli s1n, 1880.
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r. su1lan, Habar fitl 'saId Of
lids city. anB u.csmu tpU wife OF
Broth John Burton, by whom thu
had several cbiljs,u, Sht was ishly
c'tCumrI ty .Ut a,1uCir Os aud &C
luNibiaH,o-. lu tho vafp che lalofyi
llr many y"aa 90 % llauhlr o. the
IL liui b UiJiy. raH was true 10 brr
convictions aHb L..'ff.Ily balm. a
husband, several thautu k.u many
relatives nuI ifiuugH mpufu h.r de-
pAfIufc. Daring l5ug iuugas suu hu1
l1fnu up Win gto-. patiuaCu AMI iOfiI-
tu.U,
the funeral will tako place from the
Sixth ward moU.ius house uu 0uHHvy
nutt services cJumt cling ut 1850
a.. a.
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on r.E.s Annlnnr Inmn.

TOLEDO, OHIO, AUr.l lg-Ohlo Crude
oil Jumped up 2il rsu,s Iis morning.
North OF Lima Is qu. tul 20, i.U7; Sluiu
OF Lima, Los; lnllsua, 90 couT. las
entire Oniu nolI IL GUlaG wild, uua
intense activity ia pu,uns down Lew
wells ~ The result,
P1TaBURG, April l2,-Ihe rx'TI-
ordinary movement on IAu Oh mvfkgt
this week from III last Saturday g.
$50 yesterday vita net advauc' Of
81 cents, has revived tho fever IN the
lnIeseat degree, There never VIA
time when looAtors were more alert
than now. Men are now IN thn ilull
day anu night looking toE pggublr
developments. An idea OF huaOtiyily
Ia field operations may be- had when
it Ia stated that on April tho numheT
OF new welia drilling aud rigs In clursu
OF construction was / ,iJl. Inc month
ly average OF nsw operations last year
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Thrown From q Milk Wagon,

Shortly after noon today a Iorae IT.,
taoheu t9A milk wagon belonging 10
Bishop John II. Wiudsr became fright.
ousd nj piece Of paper, which was
being carried about by the VIM, aud
started 60 run, The horse became uu-
manageable and the boy who was driy-
lug It was thrown out OF the wagon on
state street, between sixth anu
Seventh South. The boy was picked
up Hnd GARDEN iilO % STORE close by,
wnuru 10 was found that no was not
setiuutly huns, though badly thAkcu
~. Alter resting Tor u short time he
gUt Into q pa-sluE wagon aud tlug
IUwu 10 tho BiHhJp's arm. The horse
ran directly homo Without doing iuT-
ther damage except Go the milk cans.
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~ Protection NJ american Interests.
0Tan,al.n-. -. -

u'"'0 H"twrsn secretary
y- '',ou nod s. 49, nuchnnnn.
t,. ." loNsr Aprll IL. "A sp.eI.I
Man, morning paper from
sss,'I,suni ID, g., saYs.
n,,i' '''Iiy Morton, OF the agrIcuI.
% htr.. A,'meul recently cont a note
l,,,sS,., 70 j, 10. Buchanan, general
I'M ,aguut VI the Fremont. EIt'
ur.t, 'lll''Nuri Valley railroad sts.
az. =" vMunn. Mr. Buchanan ne.
ur 10y " another letter suprestiuy
h . 1r Ciuvelnnu5s uonSIn.ti""h,,
Ne w, nv tenn rests tho chief .,lya.
Jnt W. country from tho silver
tfrr.,.. lirNry Morton sent tbo i,t.
De- M, 'i9g this suggestion Ia Jabn
LaI,.W WaracL OF New Yg,k a.
N5T''s,NRhl .t to Reform CHM "
Uslrp s s,',,i TO NlE Warner reads,
.AIis Dept Agriculture.
bH.. '."'hs'oni ID, O., March u
Y. 20, J S, Do Wit Warner. Nav
ny, ,'ar Alr warpe,,-r,...,
Fli,sHo,, va ~, j.. X, buchanan, genera
haB w agent Of the Fremnn, I,lI,l
0llha, u '"'l',',url Valley railroad, ~,
AlH fspIy ue oI Interest 10 YOU. II
10 vRII,y u one written him Gy a.,
bips., 'un l thanked htn ~, ~ ~,
lcil'O6 y, yuoiA IN securing the nh NJ
h1l In ~ h, = seized OF MIN, "a 49,,
"'''''a' inside u now,g great many Of
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Cure for Consumption and Other lE.
durable Diseases.


wAsmSarOS, %. C., April a.
q. S. CONDITIONAL DsEay AZ Bcfliui
believes an American physi1iau has
discovered a muau1 Of curling con-
sumption, lupu, sud psrhaps cancer.
In his report 10 tao state department
hu says the coming medical congress,
IL liKely 20 give no ll.llr Auun-
ton % n discovery made by Do. L1ulH
WAlubtuiu, u native Of New AUtk,w VINO
has announced ga German medical
papers the extraordinary action Ul
minute injections OF pilosnrphiuel a
crystalliItd extract it0m the BRAZILIAN
lahOTauIl plant, on tho lymphntic
System. THIS Ia sense completes the
celebrated shell SERUM" acting
fRyofauly on patients whom serum
does NOT Cufr. The key 10 the uit-
covers IL this: By successive In
lecuonE OF minute dOsCg ot
plossrphino In tho veins ho
arrives At gradual stimulation
VI the Lymphatic syriCm. ruht sys.
ten increases the white o0TpuBulus iu
the blood which, IA some WAY not
agreed upon. certainly overcome anu
render harmless those poisonous par
tiulr8 in tue blood that produce disease.
The diseOyercT strongly adyiats puysi.
uiaus 10 Try pilosafuhine in the early
stages of COuHumUtiu anu Indeed iu
all diseases involving the Lymphatic
system. lie hgs satisfied himFrli that
!. iDrms trustworthy test Tor the
preEruCu Of tuberculosis iu man and
animal The report CLOSES with n state.
myut VI case 0l Iuuua, of - years'
duration, regarded ,. lncuAhlc, which
was relieved lmmca ltcly alter the iiut
inject On ana II now almost healed.
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MnnIh.hr LniI Rrenksrs.

q. A. Hoi,lck,a youth, Is ON tflal
IN Judge Bnrch's court this nf,,ru ON
On uhrrge Of having been concerned
with live others, In lruskiug down thu
uOofs VI tle city jail ald removing a
IOrIiOn o me lu.ut wall ON the south
side, on January t'h, 1905. To-.
0flccre at tho iati GOT wind VI the
plan, pnI when the prisoners had
a0.ut exhausted thrL.solyts aud wofo
ready 20 mike tue hual bfaaK i0f
uugrty sWuuprl down upon thvm Rud
spoiled their little game. lie Tor de-
iaciu. the lG'l that the defendants haN e
now o. answer.
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NEW YOWS, ApiiIl4-lu the u. b.
Circuit court to-day Judge LHcDmbv
granted o temporary injunction 20
Harper Bt.F. anu a. NJ. Palmer, TO-.
Blfmulug Nellie q. Anthony from
producing scenes from "FrJm lu,by"
NJ Lien Muscr. Harper BfOs, usu
tlu copyright Jt Tuluy In the United
states. ami they have leased the rignt
90 a, Il. Palmer, vino Will produce
the play st toe Garden theatre on
Monday. On FRIDAY the lawy etb
Will appear before Jus Lauumut
aui ask that permanent Injunction
.- .rlmIuI
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ROCHESTER,, a., H., April IA
Charles H. Everest, vice president
ami treasurer Of toe Vacuum Oh con.
pauy, said last night whuu q Iestioued
a. to tho great advance Ia OIL during
tue last few days!
"rhcfc 10 NJ doubt but that the
known fislds arc yielding less oil than
formerly ana IN fact the supply at
present does not keep pace with the
demand. one thing IL certain, this
increase iu prices viii undoubtedly
stimulate tue uwnOrs OF ola fields ~
further develop their claims, Whom
this is Drought about ths price Will be
reduCed.n
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Robbed ~ LONDON.
The Daug btor or ttotsrIck cameron
rnmaI nnn FOWL. lLlI.m.

'tuuoI uuu IrNrlE htuiru.
LUSuus, hIul lg.-slr RIIrFiuE
Cameron, the VOL known shipownsr
OF New York Guy, anu one Of bic
daughters, were am ug the passengers
Intending 40 travel from this city 20
Paris yesterday evening by the mail
lmiu from Victoria s'rti1u, Slice Cam
rrcu was CatTJiu tiu ua-o la Which
was Il quantity % very valuable jew.
olry anu drafts anu notes Tor n large
amount. This box was HuNtClul from
MlH Cameron by thiei, who escaped
In the confusion shat followed.
Up 20 late hour THE afternoon the
police had not obtained tho slightest
clue 90 thu thief ut the tn box which
hu stole from Miss Cameron. The
station master faId whom she arrived
GA the platform MIS- Cameron placed
the u1A nj her feet and Immediately
afterwards r0mepuc tapped her on the
shoulder She utuuI around ami the
man who touched her HyulOglEsi ior
sU.uUiuF aud whrn sac looked Tor the
box % was gone. The police cay IL 10
oyliyut the thieves lnI been following
-IF II derrick Cgm,tUu nad daughter.
Iuv notes nut lhu drafts iu the uu
b.N wgTg valued az slI,HIIi tho value
OF the Jowclfy Is n.t known,
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wIrm rur IArtNEsE AMY.
Report ola Uniteu states OmcoT Whu
Witnessed tltg nuttlUs,

Report Unttsd states OmceT Who
Witnessed ttu nnttlss,
Ban FUANCrgI, April l2.-Liout.
john ii. Bacon, WHO was oommls.
stoned by the government some time
ago b. gO to Japan AMI follow the
army, is ag too Palace hu,el, Inr
lieutenant Joined inu second army,
lie witnessed the uguir NJ Wei lHi
Wei. lie also collected suugimous Of
weapons Of vaFiDus sIuls used in the
night, and fBlluE OF the CHmpaigu,
which ho Is forwarding % Washing
ton. Hs has wilton c0uciae report
Of what hU raw-tHr conditions OF the
troops ON both sidgH, urmnments aui
supplies, with such details ~ are
doomed OF Importance 90 the war do.
parlmvuI.
81 nave beun much Interested In the
JapRnesB army, which Joined Tor tho
time,b said Lieut.. auHCIu, 81 wa ut
the battle Of Wei Hai Wei, and when
the field was won / examined care.
fully the forts OF the Chinese, They
had fourteen frslciaFs Qualifications,
veil tquip!ed with modern oTduaucr,
anu they Elso had e gumuvf Of second.
any Qualifications, equipped with moi.
orn anu some Olu.b.ndlUui ordnance.
"lht Chinese were Iu good ahsps 10
Eight, but they uiIu'. se,n,to know
how, They had no IH,IiutIrm.
81 cav the bodice 0i AuluiTal Ting
and ave OF bic officers alter they had
committed su,Ci4r. lhey were laid on
HiRus and there wrs b1aar snow amOlg
the Chinese Of doing them homer"
Lieut. Beacon VIII 20 mona Nuru ~
ip Fort Smelling, MlgLr where ne l.
tt.ususd. Fran ,hsT1 ne viii forward
he report 10 Washington.
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Eastman Comes Tn.

Frank W. Eastman, elias CT. Eos.
ter, is having bcausg iu C0mm,s-
sIo1rr rn.'s o3ur, THE u.,ura5 on ca
O. change Of obtaining g3sda 10y ta'su
PROPOSES from edward sirAe-y, tur
urriur She circumstance % iIf
clar WufH stated 90 ". u.slHy's
NtNt. The uu.Uu nus o. W 90 ir.
aiauu SO fiuHG lufgH.'U" sl- worth
yl Cuuus O. % SEQ or.I . iagI- uf. O.,
'C'.Iy.aE the Change, sUIu. sla, hH
well ne the yr.l.. Iir w.4 arrested 90
too BIO Crude u.', UpiIf1 he had
time Co sus away .lJn tnr city,