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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

CoNsrANrISorLE, Feb. 9-The cxamina-
tlon of witnesses by tho Armenian COM
mission Mt Moush continues but the local
authorities are throwing difficulties in the
way of the foreign delegates Con-
sequently tho ENJOYS of Great Britain,
Francs and Russia have jointly insisted
that the porto must sustain the rights Of
the delegates with the commission, aud
enable them to obtain the particulars re.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

PROVIDENCE, Feb e.-The high tide has
done damage in this city almost equal to
the great flood of September, 1868. Base.
ments were flooded all over the city. The
Narragansett Electric Lighting company Il
plant was rendered completely powerless,
tidal wave running the belts and putting
out the fires. Nearly 2JO firms suffered ali
day from lack of power, engines and other
machinery being swamped
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Mrs, I, W, Hawkins. Chattanooga. Tenn.
says. 'Snlloh's NitaIizer Saved My Life;
consider II the best remedy for q debili.
tated system over used.' For Dyspep.
STA, Liver or Kidney trouble 1t excels
Price IS cts.
Sold by n. b. uaHforth. Druggist s. L. Cor
End and Market straets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11
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%tSsNnssssLlaNSSsH Schedule in effect
%SMNSsN Nov. Is. 1854
Schedule in effect
Nov. IS, 1854

1,RaINs LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
New Yort s week days .sos y IT. 's a. 1000
an. ~ "a, = ~. IS Us. q "a. III .. M
New York. Sundays - oa. Y a. III 40 a. m.
$40 % 70; z - ~ ?. N. md Cheat.
nat .irreis,l week days. '309 81. Ua9, I'll.
'7bS b, $40. $3.50. 10 40. 10 20 III % a. ~.
'l2s4. Ia. 's4o $ 70. s5a 'bSs.6% "9h ~
'sundsys. 'aos 'Iz ss,, So 800, 'Ilao.
il 4Un. M. -, q ~ aa'. 45a 'bSa GO 'fS4.
PniIade,phia CTweinh nnd Market sts..)
week days. - OK y H. - ~ 10 40a III. Ri9'
sunday 81 Z !" 'ioa Tlz I'll 4Os. m, '24s. r%
z clfiEs siE week day. 800 bS,. I'm es,.
Tb3 ~ - A.. ~ 49, 10 40 &c 10, III ~ ~ M.
I25. '24s. ii 81. - Us. $50. '7j4 rs. 10. III
CHESTER. sundaya .so3. '7l7. oS. as.
ri &c. II4U u. m, - - 10 .. 45s. - IS, 6s,
'Ts4.S 10. 10. ~ p IN.
Atlantic city. week days. q IL 'is2,. '249
a. m. sundays = 4; Z % A. NJ. 's.i9p. IN.
BAl.TlMoRE AND WASniNGToN. 4n
'sbs p. IN.
sundays AIS: a. 81 a. m- 1916 'aos
Baltimore and way Stations TI7a.,n- 800
..EewaTG. nsl;ai5s m. 'is isao,.
l5,7 u. IS II M. ~ ~. SOFA 81. 70. IS IL,
Pittslnrg, IS r. u H., '4aa n. m. daily.
Chicago 3 Al II. M, - 81 %. In., daily.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis, IL it D. III. and
New Urieans via Bristol ant uhattanoo.a.
.slup. IN. daily. Through sleeper TO New
Orleans
SiDperly accommodation, IA a. M. s0%
10 aud IL 10 p. NJ. daily.
Landenberg accommodation. week days.
III. "a. M, a2j anu ~ y. III. Sundays.
$50 Il. M. 3 81 p. Ill.
Trains leave Market street station, Tor
New York. week days - 10 n IN.
For Philadelphia. week days. 80. q 80
~ 10, IL 20 q. ~. 5a As p. III Sundays. 0M
a. fn.. 1W. = IS, . ~ u. ti.
For Plttsburg and Chicago. week dhys. y
For baltimore. week days. o.. $50 a. m.,
sas 5iup. ~. SUNDAY s55 p "a.
For landcngeg aud Way stations week
DAYS, 20, 80 u. m. agO. lOp. IN. Sundays
s.5 a. H.. 10 D. III.
Leave Philadelphia CTwenty fourth aud
Chestnut strrci-l Tor " Timing Ion, week days.
Il 81, ?UJ . ID. = w. 80. BOY -5 IL, 90. GA
= ~, 'S2i s.Su. 10 ~ and ii Is .. IN.
sunday. y Sc. BI5. Is H. 3J.tJ, III ~ u. m, u
noon. y - . W, Is, 400. 30, 0 %, = VI, -ssl
~ 10 and Ii 80 y. IN.
Leave Philadelphia Twelfth and Market
str..isl, week days. 80! q 81. III 20 II. ni.
- AZ, ~. y. IA. sundaya '3A = %. III 20
a. M - A. = y. IN.
Telephone No, 49,
Rates to Western points lower than via any
ether line.
q %. S5uLI. General Passenger Agent
IT, A.. CAMrhlLL. General Matafer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

BELvlpERE, N. j., Feb 9.-The jury in
the case of William Bibler, who was on
trial for shooting DIR. Riegel, returned Il
verdict of guilty. The jury was out over
twenty-four hours. Bibler's counsel made
motion for a new trial, and the convicted
man may be released ON bail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 9-It now transpires
that only three men went adrift in the
storm Of Thursday. They are all un.
doubtedly drowned. The men are Gus
Stayner of Chicago, Tom Anderson of
Milwaukee and John Brown of Port
Huron The two latter sacrificed their
lives in an effort to save Stayner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Municipal Court Judge Ball yesterday
morning held Robert Levy. colored. who
murderously assaulted Emma Robinson
with razor Friday night. under $50 bail
for further hearing on February Is. AL
though Emma Ia suffering great pain from
the razor wound, she is not in danger
Gus condition Levy was captured atur.
day afLeluuon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11
FOR SALE
DEGiSTER'S URpEh
II RB3lSrEHS OFFICE
NEw CASTLE COUNTY. pgL..
ieuIlIdIy l. 1885. j

L }
II Ht93lSrEh'S OFFICE.
kEw CASTLE COUNTY. pgL..
iepIudry !, 1895.
Upon tho application OF William Il. raylur.
Ad.GtnisiruI1T ct JJHu W. Tdy or, iaIe oil
hiie Clay cree, hundred. in sad tuun v
deceased, II is ordered and directed by tue
Register that the AdninI-trH or .trofs.nil
give notice of granting 1T Letters OF admin
lstfation upon the estate Ut the uecen,eJ
with the date OF v aaiiug thereof by cums-
lag advert sstnents to ue posted within ruIty
days FROM the ant OF such letters IN SIX or
the most puH lie places OF the county Of New
tns' IL. requiring ait pei sous having demands
against the estate 10 preSe I tho s.iItlt or
Hu!he by net Of Assembly IN such casa
nude ana provided md alsp cause the sam,
TO lie inserted within the same period IN Inc
DAILY kEPGHLICAS, n wspHpsI IIIblishrd
in Wilmington, Del ana 10 be cuutiniIeI
therein Thu &c weeas, 20 .. d.
-, Given under the hand and Seal of
I SIS. Once OF The REGISTER Aforesaid AT
- Wilmington, In New Castle County
aforesaid. the day d year ab We written.
j. WILKINS CUUUn iLeyIstur
NUTlCE-NOtiUe IL hereby given tbat LETT
tiers OF Admin siriltion were due torn of
law ETantC cd unto tue unGefslRued on TN,
9TH day OF f. iuarg, A. D., 80 , and that
all persons hayi Z claims against the estut
OF The deceased must present the same. duly
attestcd. to the eHid Administrators. on Or
before the 18th day Of February lsg6. or
abide the Act OF Assembly Ia such case made
aRd provided.
WILLIAM F. TAYLOR
Administrator
address, Marsh alitoa. Del. f5-sw= cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

LONDON, Feb. 9.-Ten men, all the crew
of the British brig Nelson Rice, were
drowned by the wrecking of that vessel on
the rocks of Douglas, Isle of Man. The
thermometer is Mt zero throughout Eng
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

PHd.NGS, Arz., Feb. "a stay of pro.
ceedings has been granted in tho case Of
Train Robber Rogers who was To have
been hanged here yesterday, tho first I'm.
der the new law making train robbery u
death oflcuse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

The Wilmington city and Block Direc.
tory for 1895 will bs pubilshed by III. A.
Costa, at tine usual time in May.
Yours truly, NJ. a. CosrA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Smoke Sen Auben, sc. cigar; Grand
Royal, loo cigar; big lot to"acco
at 25c ,chewln and smoking. DursteIn's,
8 East second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Farmers should examine the fresh clover
seed timothy anu all Otner grass seeds
on sale by Jamee Morrow anu Son. I'll
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11
WnMlNoloN AND NORTHERN It, IL

TiMETARLEIN EFFECT Oct. 18th, 1871.
Trains leave Wilmington ,Frcneh street
station lOr H. & @. JUNCTION. MontuhHuIn,
Wntcrthur huye8court Granoyue Cossart,
thadds FORD Junction. rueopson. Nest GEes-
ter Inn reeY ilU hOrtouyiIie, CoHtesvills
and intermediate stations daily except sun
day, at .t5 m. rs. 10 aud ~ p. III. sun.
day only nj SOl IA m. l.5 niil I, y p. NJ.
For Wuync-bu junction. SpringIi Held and
intermediate stations daily except sunday,
al 3.a5 II. III, s..5 aud SIS y. M. Sunday only
at hDiu. ~, - and 81 y. IN.
For Joanna, birdshuro Reullug and inter.
mediate stations. daily except sunday. at
7.55 IA. m: aud =. Is p Sunday only at s.oi
u. IN. aud l.a5 y. III
a q. MEGA usLAND. superintendent,
B0NNESS HRlGGS. Gen. Pass. age1t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Clay wn's'ed long outaways to order
$50. Piers on. the tailor. gil Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Tor New Castle. s.lk Ills II. m. Id. $50
t.lh t53, . 81 . IN. and l2.lO night
Tor LeWes, :. lj 1t. M, Al y. M.
Express for Dover. harrington and DolnaE
ala. il.uj u. NJ. az y. aud !.Ol night.
For harrington AMI way stations onlT 40
y. iii.
Express rar wyoming, o5j p IN.
ExpIess fof Iupo Charles, OLD Point CON-
lott aud Noftols .l.uj a. m.. aud l!.0l night
~INU TRAINS.
For New CASTLE, Il OF night.
For Tape Charles, Old Point Comfort aui
koriolk, l-uI uIaut.
FOR Nlddletuwn, Clayton Doyer wya-
ming, FELTON,. iar. ANTON. Brdgeyllle Sea.
lord, Laurel aud Delmur. l2.Ul night.
q Congressional Limited Express trains
composed entirely OF Pullman Nestibule Par
IOr and Dining Gus. No extra tare her
tn ne uSa4u utstnaa Cnitt-t.
(1itmiied express trains, composed of Puli-
man VesiibutG Parton Cara Nestihule Passsu>
ger GOnrhes aud DIntHH Car. No extra Fare.
foT iLrther Information. pas-euse ara
IeiefTed TO tie ticket agent al the station,
+. NJ. PREN0Sr }. H. WOOD.
GeneralMaasx General Passenger AT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE

VIII DO sold at public snle at the late residence
Uf Harry L.. Wood. on the Benvenue farm
on the Lancaster pike. miles from city of
Wilmington, on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

MFE WISH to employ few g. cd Ia en- To
nv make So 10 so week 8 ling uuF
lloWs Electric Motor, Runs sewing ma
chines. printing presses We Hating fans,
pumps, etcs Every body buys them Steady
empioyment; Easy sit Atlon and good
LpIDmbus Ohio
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11
I LIQUIDS can't cure Dyspepsia,
= neither will drastic gripping
pills of mercury.
DR.. Deane's
Dyspepsia Pills

will and do. You can get a sam
pie sent you, free for the asking, to
prove it. They contain no mercury
nor opium. Ifyou have dyspepsia,
better send for them.
DR.. ]. A. DEANE CO.,
Kingston. New York
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

What must pe the experience OF Messrs.
Fred Pyle. Harry I. Price, Z. b. T. Spring.
or, Coal Inspector, and this other paslen.
gers on the Inflated train that was storm.
ed stayed on this Delaware Railroad on
Saturday last2 wa are of the opinion
thai they Will always remember their OK.
perience to their dying day, and be thank,
tal that 1t wac no worse
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

NEWARK must have some very conten.
uous citizens residing within It's bound.
aries Frank Stout, agent for c. 10 b. A.,
want to Newark to Investigate tho ia.
lumsn killing Of several dogs 6y tina
town dog catcher. Tho city fathers and
'uts Bias thu dog catcher declare the
killing was not brutal anu was doae as
humane a way as the circumstances per.
mitted. William Smith ana Victor Willis
who witnessed the killing say that the
killing was cruel, Tint ono Of tho dogs
lived 30 minutes after 1t was shot when
Bias beat out its brains against post.
30 the sleepy little PLACE has something
30 light about II it ls not tho Newark
Academy 1t Is dogs, Better send Moses
amongst them into the promise laud OF
IL Il rs have Peace.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11
PtNNsYlvAalA RAILR0A1.
Al" standard hallway of America
IFur4CTED THWOuUHUur ny ThR
IntrIIocktng switch ana Block signal sys
Tut NVEITIIIA NITWINNIVN u
bAIl MDstE KAiLilUsD.
IN EtEtI'p NOV tsft, la,t


ruIiApEI.ruIA. WiLMIS,iToN ~
hALlIMo,,E KAiLiIuSD.
~ htFECr NOV. 1851. 1871
ifnhn- witl irnyn Wilmington as isli"ws,
ca. az. ,.JJ. So say AZ 10 o., 10 49, 10 g.
u =, II s.. Il.5i y. NJ. Sie.35. III. 3.J5. sos
' %c cor; iiS 10 nt 5ay III 49, 1913 a m
l!:;so, =. g. l.iJ. 5.Ia, .'n and IJ.3ip. M
For Ehester 'o1pres,. Id. 80. - 1.t. IN
s5O ~ 1900 u b. !l.5i q. ~ Ia. boz o.5a
Acgomm 15siion. 500 40 800. 1918 n.a1 a.
M, la..is, 10 ~. b.l5. a. am No. y. III.
h.bt . ia lO.Hj. lU.lU, 1914 il.5l H. III, sI2.36,
IN. 9.|5 dOj. o.0i 5lo 5.1j. i.Ji %: aad 1913
For liosIon without change lO.IG .. H. aud
I1i lie south Southern hallway Express,
6.Slr. n, sleererst 10 Augusta. St Augustine.
and I"npH' ~ p. ~, SIeepels to Hot
springs, Memphis and New orleans.
For West Chester via I-alaokin. ON u IN
For Newark Center and intermediate sta
tions.s .4U II IN. Hud b.3Sp IN.
baltimore and Washington. 4sS s.oi, eli.
lU.lUHnd llU1R. M l2O+. IL. - Si.15, a0S
~ ~ 800. Al. U.jS. al, SD p. IN und
baltimore aml Intermediate stations 40.
4ia, Cos aud ll.ia p. IN.
Leave fhiladepula. broad Sweet. for VII.
llR II. a. H.. sI2.35, I.1. zoe, AS I.Olf A.
bta b ~ 55a. ~. Ill. u.s.. 80. n.id Lilo ..
III. and 2.O3 night.
Accommodation, 6.O7.YI 1918 a. M. I.2S
eta. 4VJ. 49,. i .. So 1898 and II. 8 .. til
SUNDAY TRAINS.
lol lhladelphia tekprosSl, l57. as. $50
gu. e55 W. 1900 lu.t0. ll,sl "a M. l.3i aJl 5Ui
BIT "Oi i.25 10 anI D. Il .. M.
Accommodation, f.UO $40 a. tn, I2ll Lt1
4.U6. o.l5 and 1850 y. IN.
For Ches .er WKpressh LIZ. i.21, 500 S.3J
luu. ll.0l Il. IN lbs 5.Oi. e.5bi,0i aud pJJ D. Ia.
Accom- luudatlOn, f00 $40 IL IN. ka..J I,iJ
40, .. o. - aud ll.i.1 y. m.
For New YORK lexprcs,l. La. Az 40, 100
So, 1000 10. IS. li.5i a ~ i.ij l. Il j.Ol. Luz
sou hOi. - and lob D.. NJ.
Eor BustJn without char.o BOZ y. IN.
fUr lnu sou. u-souincru Runway Express
64i p. M, Sleeptrs to Augusta. ST. augustine,
ana lumpai al T.. m. sleeper5 to Hoo
sIrinpS Memphis II I'd New Or euns.
bib y. III.
Baltimore and washington. ~. B.0l, l1.l9 u
H.. i&Ui l.,t .a,!l 600, A. al. CIV y. III
and iE.40 night.
baltimore and iuiernedlate stations s.oS
hnG lI.hI u. IA.
Leave Pniiadclphla broad street. for vii
mington (expresBl HSU. 20, HIS. Ii. y II. nl-
AL. hus 30 ..iH 80 lLl9 lll0 y. tiL,
amt l..US ui2ht
Accommodation. 80. LI1. lNSi u IN. la,1A
2.Oe, u.l9 COB. 400 ami ii. Is q. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Fifty per cent. OF the female prlsoners
arrested by the police Of Cleveland. ONO,
last year were married. but thirty i've
per cent OF the mnle prisoners had enter.
cd the connublal state. This seems to
indicate TINT marriage has mora OF
softenlng and civlizlng influence upon
man than upon woman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

The present Congress OF Southern
statesmen known III trade as lawyers are
very deficient as BUSINESS msu. This
government Is too large a job Tor them
10 run suceessiulIy, so the Republicans
VIII take It aRaln after March.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

John 9. Jacksan has leased the Acade.
~ Music sud viii probably have his
entertalnmeDt come ~ ia,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Another So Severely Injured That His Re-
coyery Is DoubtfuI-Several Frustrated
by Cold in other Sections-A Snow Storm
IN Tampa, Fla, for the First Time on
Record-The Loss to Florida's Fruit
Crop VIII Reach Millions of Dollars.
The Storm General East of the Rocky
Mountains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-05

threads Of gold ard enrlchei with
precious stones, gem, ny the score,
epcn u which In worth almost a
king'a ransom. ENIIs,ts anu bsauIi-
FOL i1 the extreme Is tue desisn
Of this crown. It's threads 81
gold are workoi into the shape " a
great circle Of mya3tis, tue dolicIteiy
formed blossom % each having In iis
center = Jewel. six CT sses, resembling
greatly that design known a. the
Greek cross, occur at regular inturvlls,
the center Of each being huge blszius
gem, and the c-ois Itself nsing iolg
golden lItus nIwors ,iuol at thc,r
stems ani iurrIs.sI with vail.cJiogc.
Jewels OF wonderful lights ana sheen.
Amonomhal III, tne n.th king Ol
The twelfth dynasty, duane tho reign
OF which some suppl.s ta1 immi gra'
.lol % Jacob aui biz s1ls took piace,
stands out rom the dark background
Of tue past a,os as famous en-.
glnscf, rlli1g tue country dufigs a
tme u perhap5 unparalleled pros
puutg lie regulated tho mu4Is.
lions Of tho Nj, AMI cInIiruc.eI
Tho .m u,a5o reservoir known ~
Lake wis, whore water Tor lsfiga.
.si.n iu;po,cs was stored up. Near
tlo ia.o hr built tho famous hbyfiulh
cgntilalg OF O. 900 rooms, the romans
o'wuich wo,s iounI by Dc. Lspsluf.
Unloub l'Y Ilc IIs1lvsgiss now
made by Do Morgan will lead t.
further researches IA places where
Hitherto nothing bat the burning
atscst tAn1 his met TIE eye " thu
traveller. II Is Dol imp 1siUle that
msay OF lhe ruz1,ing questions Of
lngleu. Chronology, aud wish them the
nist1sy OF the carry CIVILIZATION Of the
human lace, may yet DO nnsweTri
.4TJugh further discoveries la tho city
VI the deal, 81 incrpti9ns or records
row hidden but destined TO cone 10
light m GgB iitac.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-05
REVIVAL IN MINING.

People connected VITA mining IN
the wes, feel that there Is going 10 be-
n considerable revival OF that Industry
In the near future, and adjusted by this
sentiment are seeking to aid the work.
The miners themselves have had many
suggestions placed before them through
miners' associalionsa In other ways,
not tho least important being the
proposition to institute miners' coop.
eratlyO societies % work properlivs
that will pay wages aud may develop
into bonabgW.
In addition ~ the feeling among tho
miners on this subject, the spooulatota
Of tho East also seem 20 TO turning
their attention 10 tue PAo Il C COST
as they have not doac since
the depression In the Industry a few
years ago. In an interview With the
Ssn FTanolsco Chronicle, Irwin C..
Stump, who IL presumably we'll ao.
quainIed with mining thought and
enterprise In New Yogs, slys that a
monster exploration company, such M
now operates nom L1uiou Tor Aus.
tralian aud African mining properties,
Is to be- organized witl.n "a low weeks
in the metropolis, to promote the mia.
ing interests In the West. THIS orgAul.
Eatlou Is to Ue tho iOr6guuncr Of several
oIhers, In which ID. o. Mills, john w
MackRy, Senator jones OF Nevada
and other miilionairrs will invest Mr.,
stump says tue revival IN western
mines viii begin this isll, an no aide,
New York /, oagor for this movement
The great excitement iu Europe over
mines has extended TO this country aud
the people ln tho East arc ready 90 invest
their money iu mines. 10 To- my opinion
that this country h. "a better mold Tor d
mining boom than Africa or Australia
We have good mining territory in Now
MuNicO, Arizona, California, Colorado
Nevada, Uuh, Oregon, Idaho, Montana
and Washington. There arc iunumeraulJ
prospects there which wall pay a com.
pany 10 explore,
Whatever may BIO tho quito me Of
Inc particular combination suggcsto.
by Nc. stump, It must b. apparent Ia
close observers that tho West 10 soon Il
make further rapid strides In malpria
'rogTess. Attention Is directed thil
say as never before, In agriculture and
nahuiao'ute', 90 we'll as In miuiug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-05
ARCHAEOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES.

on great interest to atol lac llogls,s are
the TsCo1l discoveries Of DO Morgan 10
Egypt. a year ago this luiiolols sN.
plorer o! the burial places OF the
unulrut pharaohS found In the galleries
" one ~ tlctmsllcr pyr,mlis, south.
west Of Csifl, the tomb and burici
tr6afurrs " AmenemhsI Ill Of tho
twelfth dynasty VI Egypl, together
with tue ismbs Of several royal priu.
eusses aud also the rgs,Iug PLACES Of
two other Egyptian kings. ConylGced
that Amsnymhat would not bo alseu.
Ing In dusih without having near
him the rsnAius Of those dear 10 him,
De Morgan surnised that the pyramid
would probably DO surrounded
by tombs covered by the ues.
eTt ssuI. Acting on this SUI.
position hc ut - work 10 discover,
n possible, tho entrance - these
chambers. Sounding after sounding
was inside without success until lac,
February, when huge rscK wa.
struck. hilBt this had been removed,
gallery was disclosed and what d,
believed 20 he Amen0mhat IlI's roya,
house OF death wac opened inter being
closed Tor thouan1s Of years. la IL
were seou the mummihgd bodies o.,
Princess La and Queen Khuoumi,,
loaded with jewels pud surrounded 10y
sgon,-buXgs naI all kinds Of dainty
0nlmgu,s ouch as must have boon
dear 10 tolais hearts Rta time a..
tprl1g To that Of reliable secular his.
,oyy,
The mummidei RENAME OF the
pgllcos5 were covered with orns.
msuu aud hor golden death mss
ah1 @ iu lho d,m light Of the ut. A
/ jawelleL laE gor with blaIs OF urorz
re tied on her breast UnI among tnu
various decorations were gold leaves sa
shin Rud fragile that they moved villa
tho slightest brgazo. Tho queen Wa,
also buried with y wealth Of prgclou,
oraamgu,f. There wero numerous
0poal,is, slnngi Of pearl ami costly
s,lEgI, and Alg1 crowns, gcep.ers aud
adorlmogls Tor tho hair and bits Of
rich B.uls aud fine linen, givias @
slight hint d Tho mRguitspucs OF g4e
period IN which they were worn.
As the most valuable hnt II mon.
lJntd q crown formed q inta.laciu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-05
ron noaG.NElRuGs.

In another column We publish a
letter from a reliable c5rrcapondoUt In
Baunock county, Idaho, setting forth In
fair and impressive manner the al.
vantagos which Marsh Vali'y 0nors 10
bona iido settlers. Tho comnunica.
ton appoars to us to pos'gls peculiar
force and merit because o. iti oniire
caudor, thore IL no a,iomp' 10 beilt.lo
the obstacles or 10 conceal lho nUccs.l-
Ties that will confront those VINO
accept tue Invitation olgrsi AMI pro.
coed 20 that section 70 make homes.
80 one need SO therefore under a mis-.
apprehension Of the coalition. to be
met, and as a consequence, the cl'-
ment OF disappolnlmvnt or discourage.
mont should be reduced ~ mini.
inum.
IL would be Infinitely bolierit other
valleys Of the mountains desiring holp
10 building up tue country, would i1l'
low the example u irinknotl given by
this c3rrospondout. Indeed, o. ought
u bo insisted upon by the leading men
In the sections referred to. That there
are Disadvantages connected with
every location must be known
to each homt.seoker; they why not
tell him In the beginning just what cit
cumstauces he will encounter and mus,
expect 20 cope with, rather than leave
him to IND them out Tor himself, with
probably many added obstacles that no
had not dreamed OF, after he has gone
too far to rtIraco his steps or seek au-
other location without great lost
Referring again 10 tho Marsh Val.
ley country, II can truthiully be
claimed for any present unocoupiSd
section In these mountains that Il IL
highly favored aud desirable II the
only requirement necessary to make II
attractive and prosperous Ia hard
work. The settlers aud tho sons
Of the settlers who have made 90
many waste places TO blossom will
not be terrified at that prospect. They
have the muscle and the industry;
given the right quality Of land anu
climate, with reasonable opportunities
for water, fuel aud building material,
they win be able to mAke-As they
have already many times mado-a
lovely spot out Of n place that does not
seem 10 DO halt - inviting as tho
Idaho valley spoken Of. We anlici-
pate that the latter within few years
will DO one Of the most thrifty aud nd
nirAble parts Of the Seem OF the
MOuntainpn