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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
TIM ELY TOPICS.

Great bargains every day at Curran's.
 To-morroW will be the Miller q Peck Co.'S great weekly bargain day.
 Skates saved from the fire at your own price at Phelan's tea store.
 The reduction sale of trimmed hats still continues ct I. ChAss's. Half price is the rule.
 Wait for the grand opening of the Elite Gennsmen's furnishing store. at 132 Bank January IA W. NJ. Conway. proprietor.
 Have you attended B. T. Turner's red ticket sale yetI Itis called money saver.
 ]. B. Mullings has taken every ulster in his stock and marked the price down te ssst. They A1st be sald.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
TELEGRAPHlc BRIEFS.

It is estimated that there are 100 cases of the grip in Newark. N. J.
 The South Orange (S. J.) Field club house was destroyed by fire.
 The National Game. Bird and Fish Pro- tective association is in annual session in Chicago
 Henry NJ. Burr & Co. one of the largest and best known wholesale and retail firms in Boston. has assigned.
 At Sharpsburg, Ky, Mrs Eliza Cra- craft. aged 75 years. fell while going down stairs with a lighted lamp and was fatally burned.
 William Waldorf Astor arrived in New York from England to see that the re- mains of his wife are interred in her na- tive soil. Y
 Dr. Stephen w. Roof one of the best known physicians in New York oity. died suddenly of heart disease in the axmory of tho Ninth regiment
 Edward S Carter. tho embedding clerk of the New York National Bank of Com merce, was sentenced in the United States circuit court to ox years in the Kings county psnlteRtiary.
 At meeting of ths New Eleven beard of health 1t was decided to give anaitoxine an official tast In cases of diphtheria in that city and to procure . quantity of the article from New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
INVESTIGATE. Kelly Says

J
 let us have an investigation nf the dIs de partment and place the blame where it be. ionss. There is no doubt from what sav at o'clock last Friday morning that there is something wrong in the Waterbury Fire department. With only two lines of hose taking care of the rear of the Lawlor and Platt blc eks (where the fire was hsrce) that are connected with buildings up to Abbott avenue and with all the buildings facing on North Main street from Dexter to new Odd Fellows hall, showed e state of affairs that seems to me ought to be in- vestigated by the common council. Eoth- ing saved those buildings but the snowfall of that day. Will the honorable board of common council appoint committee of five to investigate?
 Call in every member of the fire depart ment and find out if they were present at the fire or no. If not, for what reason.
 Call in the officials of the department and find uut why better protection was not furnished in the rear of these two buildings where the fire causd the greatest destruction.
 Call in the fire commissioners and fad out the reason of their recent secret pre- ceedings in regard to the disastrous Are.
 It you tind that the volunteer depart ment is to blame let us have . paid one At once. If not to blame, "go up higher"
 If you find the officials were to blaAe. let us know it. If not. ''go up highsr."
 Call in the commissioners and find out if they have furnished the present depart ment with necessary facilities for pro- teetlon aQainst lire and means of waking the firemen at night which is one of the troubles.
 After such investigation the city govern ment will then be able to vote intall- gently on questions pertaining to improve ments in the fire department.
 One of the greatest losses to the people that this fire might have caused would have been the destruction of 400 baFrsls of old wheat four. that makes vhitsr bread. lighter bread and the bread will keep moist longer than that made from new.
 Strictly fresh. eggs S5 cents adsasn.
 Granulated sugar SA.la.
 Saltea almonds co sants . psUna.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10

Augustus Heege, the creator of the role of Yon Yonscn and tho originator of Swedish dialect comedy. has nearly com. pleted d rew three act comedy drama en- titled 4 Yenaipe Yentleman. In which he will s:ar next season. Yon Yonson has proved a valuable piece of property as in terpreted by Mir. Heege, who, by the way, is an actor of rare ability. Mir. Heege has been gathering material for "A Yenuine Yentleman" for several years, and he feels confident that it will possess novelty and originality enough to make it popu- lar Manager L:tt will provide the play with fine outfit of scenery-in fact, will make q scenic production of 1t
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
R.port Confirmed.

Vice President Hall of the Consolidated railroad has confirmed the report that the Nantasket Beach branch of the road is to be electrically equipped This branch IS used mostly in summer, and will be equipped in such a manuer that both electricity and steam can be used. Mir Hall would not say to what extent cleo tricity would be used by the road. Presi- dent Clark IS known to favor electricity as a motive power and has so expressed him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
ScAIdrd Fatally.

CRAWFORD, Jan 1O.-The infant child of Hans Anderson, which fell into tub of scalding water Wednesday. is in A dying condition to-day. and it is feared will not live until night. Wednesday the child's mother went out, leaving it with her hus- band. During her absence the child man. aged to creep to the tub, and fell in while Mir Anderson's back was turned. A physi- clan was summoned and found the flesh terribly scalded. He dressed the wounds. but gave no hope for the child's recovery. To-day he says it cannot live longer than tventy-four hours
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
Gninrun HIrhar

ALBANY. Jan 10.-In the senate to-day Senator Lexow introduced a resolution ex- tending the time of the Lexow investi
 gstion until the end of this years session and allowing the committee to investigate all the departments of the city govern
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
Buy Your Listers Now

A few pointers as to price. Shetland Listers, price $s.5O, sssd value at S7.5o.
 Dark Blue Eysian Listers, Arics 8 50, wsrth $7.50.
 Heavy frisHs Listers. price 1.S0, was 10.
 Fat a few dsllars mere in enc sad bay the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
Cannot Control GIndstope,, ronrue.

LONDON, Jan. lO.-A dispatch from Con- stRntinople says that in reply to tho formal request of the sultan that Great Britain disavow the speech recently made by Mir. Gladstone on Armenian affairs the British government states that Mir. Gladstone is not a minister. and 1t is therefore unable to control his utterances
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
FiOuripr Plant Burned.

ScorTsvILLE N. Y, Jan. io-Ths Touring mill and entire plant including elevator. at SoOttsville, belonging to the Merchants bank of Rochester. burned to tho ground
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
Killed hr rnI.nnnmntixe.

BLooMDALE, O., Jan. TO- At the cross ing of the Big Four in the east end of the village an cast bound freight train struck Q carriage containing William Benz. his wife and l0-year-old daughter. Benz wos almost instantly killed. Mrs. Benz sus- tained Q fracture of the limbs, and her daughter was injured internally. probably fatally
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10

DASBuRy, Jan i0.-The store owned by Waters, on the corner of Grand View and Beaver streete. was damaged by fire at three o'clock this morning. An alarm was rung in. and after fighting the flames for half an hour they were extinguished with a loss of Sl, 900
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
Gerry,. whIpulnr post haul.

NEW YORK. Jan. lQ.-The whipping post will be restored in this state if Com modore Elbridge T. Gerry and the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty to Children have influence enough to prevail upon the legislature to restore it MT. Gerry has hls bill all preparod.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
Want to Settle the Contest.

PITTsBURG. Jan. lo.-Tho tin plate workers are seeking another conference with the manufacturers, with the object in view of settling the contest over the waco scale
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10

SOUTH NoRwALK. Jan 10-William Mer- elzia, an Italian laborer employed in the new freight yards at DAnbury dock. vas seriously and perhaps fatally injured here this morning by being run over by a work train. Merelxia lives in Bridgeport.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
Trnnahr fin Tsnne..ee.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Jan 10.-Gus Thomas, the most notorious moonshiner in the state. was shot and killed last night by 8 commercial traveller named Steele, who was afterwards murdered by friends of the outlaw.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
Rumorsd Assassinstion,

LONDON. Jan lO-Dispatches from Yokohoma state that some of the Japanese newspapers announce that the king of Oorea has been assassinatsd. The story has not basa ssnhrmad.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
saIcI6e by Shooting.

SHERMAN. Jan 10.-Mrs Henry Havi- land. of this place. who attempted suicide Monday morning by shooting, died at her home here this morning. Mrs Haviland had been Respondent for a month, owing to the death of her daughter,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
A Rroorn Ernst Nnu.

ALBANY. Jan. 10. - The American Broom and Brush company. said to be O new trust certified that all of its $500, 900 capital stock had been paid in.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
Or Richards,

OFFICE 1s7 BANK STREET. WATERBURY. Or.
 Dr R has been in the active practice of medicine 30 years. and has met with great success in curing all kinds of chronic dis eases. Dr B remedies are purely vegetable AAa ssnPesnasa undsr his own suPsryis isR.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
Floods In the Argentine.

BUENos AIRES, Jan. 1O.--Serious inun- dations have occurred in tho province of Mendoza. Twenty lives and property to the amount of giOO, GOO have been lost
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
King of Frieze,

price 1900. it Is absolutely all wool, wind and water proof, is made of g OF goods-Colors, OxfordS and Black Ssrges, 34 ts SO. cut ia regulars and stouts.
 Our 24.00 Listers, made by Rogers, Peet & Co, price, now 5000, regulars and stouts.
 Our 20.00 Ulster, now 1850.
 Cut extra long,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
nlan In nhnrnla.

NEW HAVEN. Jan 1o.-Ths seven dAys old child of D. MAcaE1i. an Italian. dlsd b St MisAaers church this morning while being baptized. sf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
oIaB, 900 Fire Near Roshasser.

RocHnsrBa. Jan I0--Ths aourina mil of the Merchants bank ct Scottyills vaa
 burned last night. Also An elevator eoA-
 tainine 20. .000 basAels ef wAsat. Ths lsea is 9l2k Oeo,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
Stock Exohaug. Offer Dead.
Gn. HeeGe.s Latest Play.

NEW YORK. Jan 10,--D. c, Hayes. treas urer of the Stock Exchange. died last night.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
E. T. Turner & Co There are Sales
 AND
 There are Sales Ours

Is our annual Red Ticket Sale to clear out ! winter goods and get our stock into shape | for inventory and say. just s word in your ! ear. We are doing the biggest January i business in the history of the store. We are selling goods at less than cost, ws can't help il, the stock must be reduced, and you know that it is price only that will do it. If you want to buy Dry Goods at the right price come to Turner's. 50 dozen Ladies' Swiss Embroidered Hsmstitched Handkerchief. some have | have ever bought to sell for lOc and 12sc. | during this sale the price will be 6tc for 25c.
 Striped Gray Twillsd Flannel. from 25e to 19c.
 Stripe Cotton Cheviot Shifting, very pretty. from 12lc to SIC yard.
 Bleached Cotton Flannel. from 7c to 4c a yard.
 Fine Bleaehed yard wide Cotton. at sse ayArd.
 Good quality Bed Ticking. at Gle.
 Best Apron Ginghams, at Ac . yard.
 All our best dark Prints, from 7e to S1e. Domet Baby FIannels. in Fink, blue and Cream, from l2Ro to 7kc e yard.
 Mourning Satesns. silver grAys. etc. from 15c to % yard.
 Gents Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, from soc to 2sc each.
 Mems Outing Cloth Shirts, made with c yoke. pretty patterns and full S6 inches long. from soc to 25c each.
 All Linen Damask Fringed Towels. from l5c to To each.
 Ladies' all Wool Ribbed Hose. from a5c to 1Sc pair.
 100 dozen Mems Silk and Satin Neck ties, from 25e to 17c each.
 Now remember, these quotations are only samples. You'n learn more in five minutes talk at the store than a whole paperful of figures could tell you. We're dslighting the crowds and demonstrating our leadership in bargain giving.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-10
6m1&Mk6 Annual Sale Muslin Underwear. Commencing Tomorrow,
 Tuesday Morning,
 At s O'clock.

No flag ends, odd lots or soile goods, but new, clean, perfect goods, made to our order expressly for this sale, ard offered in many cases at less than the cost of material.
 There won't te any money for us in this sale, but the advertising wi,l do us good. Furthermore it will do our customers good.
 Gance at our north window. It will give you some idea of the price. Better still. see the goods, but slon't by unless you are satiS- fsd with the goods.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

Of roofing are also made by treating
strong canvas with q combination Of
asbestos anil isIt and hacking &c with
Mauiea paper. II isexien-ively used for
roof. OF factories, railroad shops, bridges.
steam hoat decks and other places where
there b. danger Of fire.
Neir.y every one has seen the Thick
asbesio. ieii covering i9r steam p pe and
furnace. Asbestos cement o.. some.
time. used i1r hot blast pipe. and firr
heated surfaces. Asa packing Tor loco.
motive Islons. valve stems aud oil
pumps 70 is almost indispensable Il j.
alec made into ropes aud miilbo,rds,
which can be- used almost eycrywhere
Asiesto. cloth il being used more ev,rv
year Some state. require thcttcr. To
use an asbestos drop curtain 90 protect
the audience ii the SCENERY catches lire.
Some very beautiful drop curtains have
been male and the ordinary spectator
cannot distinguish thsm from real
cloth.
The yarn i- knit into millions for
workers ln iron aud glass, says the
Chicago Record. Goldsmiihs use q
block Of asbestos TO sollcr upon. Com.
binsd with rubber -yulcanllcd asbestos
has almost .unumeub.e uses ne IN
electrical, iu.ulaior In this form the
substance resembles ebony. aud &. about
as hard The cloth o. als, oi the greatest
importance ior acid hitter. In all Kind. Of
chemical processes. Tor the reason that
no acid will eat h.
Asbestos ls found in a good many
hundred. OF places iu the world besides
italy and Canada. but ,he hbers are
nearly on too spliniery and brittle. Rich
depo.it. have recently been found In
Wyoming, California and Montana. and
the United states may soon come to the
front asa producer % the substance.
ln 1898 California produced 30 tons of
asbestos, valued st - 500. while Canqda
sent ont ii3 tons, valued 10 t3l3.s1o
A COOL mine oi asbestos i.mtr re- valuable
than gold mine. and a. 'hr Substance
become. heiterknovn and more used b.
Will hc -iill more precious. The time
may not be hr distant whom Hrrmcn
win Doe clothed in suits made from a.-
lpsios Scientific American.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

% be- unconstitutional. a. both Of the
Sew York men afe on record. whi'elus-
iire White voted in favor Of the tax. 10
.hi. connection Senator llilI who was
Ia Washington this week, aud who 20
bitterly opposed the incoms tax because
Of bic belieithit 30 vas unconstitutional
has htd 90 snni considerable laughing
from bic friends II will ba remem-
bcrrd thar senator liill wa directly re-
sponsihIe Tor the rejection Of tho nomiu-
ations Of Hornbloacr and pecaham.
The scheme TO make Senator sherman
chairman oi the finance committee Nnen
the proposed reorganization Of The sem.
ate take. place has .trucsa suas 'cv.
eral -nag.. in fact; anil itmly have To
be- abandoned 'e,nuse Of opposition.
The pspulist senators do not want -her-
man 10 get that Craftsmanship, although
they know that u majority Of the com.
miitce will be silver men the Reed Re
publican- do not want him 60 have it,
and Senator Voorhees,, theprr-ent chair
man, has sail that be would personally
resent any iugglcry for the purpose Of
jumping senator Sherman over thc head
u Senator Morrill,, Who is r"iiilel to
the chairmanshir, u the Republicans
reorganife the Senate.
According toa report Of iue United
States Consul General 90 Russia. lately
made TO the department oi state, the
government Of Russia H. engaged Zoo try
ing 20 increase the price Of RH-.ian
grain. lie alsy reports The adoption Of
an entirely neW system ior thc purchase
aud delivery Of future crops. which be-
illustrates thusly A farmer sells his
crop Of wheat, 20 be delivcrci.n August.
a. 90 copeci per pood. should the
market price " wheat In August be- 80
copecs the purchaser takes the profit Of
o copccs, but II the price should be- So
copecs m more the buyer and seller 81.
vide equally 90 over %. the original
price. In other words, the purchaser
has to divide profits with the farmer
Whom those profits exceed specified
sum. But there is one thing lacking IN
this plan, M the Consul General forgot
70 include Il in his report, nni that T.,
what provision IL made for meeting the
loss, should the price ot wheat 90 thp
iato of delivery De- los. than the amount
agreed upon at date IT purchase
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19
WASHINGTON LETTER.


truua ove RrsuLAn COMMENCEMENT
WNsusOroS, April ii 1915
President Lincoln usel 20 ,ay that
nothing e. settled iu this country until
b b. settled right" and hi- words nre
specially upphcablcto the decision oi
the supreme SQUIRT which has failed 20
misciahy Ice settling the income tax
question, and which WAS particularly
unsatisfactory n- Co tho parts of the
question it did .eitlo-that twas uncou-
sdtutoual to tax Incomes from rents
uud lrom iuye.tu.ent. in state nud mun-
icipai bonds. The question OF the con-
suutional right OF congress 90 Impose
un income riy remain. iu-t where &c wac
before ihc rpuri acted, the court having
divided exactly In halton chat lur--
zion, aud the ninth seat on the hcnch
being vacant on account of the illness of
Justice Iqckson. This vacancy WAS par
ticularly unfortunate 81 this time. The
administration must assume the taX TO-
be- constitutional and must collect tun.
uithc mmtcr dgalu comes before tDe
supreme court ior another decision boy
iull bench
Many believe that thIs question of au
ucsmc tax viii ngnv os AN important
issue in the nest presidential campaign,
Notwithstanding ,he wls Zoo SOME QUAR-
tara uIatnr ala. luo h.ftfs r.tfnaI.1 uf the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

Sew Star. 4 writer 600 th, Coming
milton observed in thc heart ol CIncin.
natl a hoy cmploycl in switching the
street car.. llr was badly rJppiel.
having mo- usc li ONE beg. aud a,crntrh
aud an Iron c,i,e for turnlns th, switch
wcrc necessary % mlyt n vas bitter
cold and he wa, evidently suffering, and
all Tor not enough io feed hrm iccrntlv
that q icN mluopolists might add 10
their .,olcnwctlth "rhry may think"
says the writer, ~ thsy are rapible OF
thinsins that they were dong him
kinine,-, bat now much more Ike
Justice lhat such boys should bee Ia 'ome
training school Zoo make them useful,
noble ctikcn- Loo SOME line they could
follow easily with their addiction. The
nation can ailotl 90 -choo. and train i,s
children u 20 would rri-c to give all is
wealth Co m1ulpllIrs. rH- may ue
wnat thoush'lr.. people r,ll Christian
ity, bli know that is not Bitterly will
the nation pay ilr rho ahu-r. u child
hooi, especially helpless childhood"
That kind oi thing Is becoming quite
common everywhere. Bow are put IN
. places ,hai men ought TO iiI not TO help
the b1ysnuy, but because b'iug generally
cheaper t'w companies can ave some
thing ny lnc substitution. lNtnyr than
Otherwise the bows lonotuee enc work.
whiiptur men always DO, blt what 10
J. corporation. cuu ur .uutH
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19
Mis- ". WOOD luneW00d, m
DIR. Miles NerVine
Cures.
Lr0AL RolcE

$50 IrnT
NprlDE fOUprhiirAIiuN -lANuuI FtCE
~ 10 sole fHhr city, INH, HanI -t i-It .
Nuucr Is uafuNy given tNuf tur following uimrI
SETTLER has nlru notice uI Doe Intention fu make
dual rrplf Zoo support uf hls UlIiwt aud fllf said
proof VIII he mnly hrtlW thv County CIpr. AI
MH1fiu, lilh. un May l1. ist.y.r Homestead
entry So. iui'l ior thg \ % of ~ % tlg s. "
3D. aud i " 81 -Hr.s, TANtNUI. lle
uurirs Ono following WiiuHssHH tu Prove IIs tnu.
fluulus residence upon tHI cultivation ul sHil
IHuu. via David EidlustHu oi AnrHu Clp,
Utah. HrufnU a, itFfn'i of MuUfHu tIft Iftu.
lufUum Elilnrtuu OF NIrHu ClN, Utah. 40.
muuI liHIuNf li Murslu NIU, Utah.
u1if NYUnN hHHH. ltrgIsIHr.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

Sick headache aud sensation OF op.
preston and dullness Boa tho head. ~,
very commonly produced hy Indigestion;
morbid dependency, irritnhIUy end
over .eusltiycnes- oi ihc nerves may. iu
10 majority of clscs. d. traced i1 thr
same ruu-c. Dr. ~ o. McLetn'- Liver
uul Kidney la.m and piI.ets WiIlp1.-
itiyely cure.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

NJ uTiDE FOR rrHHDAlluN,a LAND uT.
IN n0e 90 salt Lake tlN, liuh, Aprlls, l.Hb.
Notice is htwhi given iHn. tut following
named s'iilUf hnH niUh uuiIrr nj DIE Intention fu
mH.r final rnIlI Do support nf h|r claim. uuf
fhlt saId proof ulll If made h.fua. fUr puuuu
rIHTE nf summit county. ut tuHlflIH, Utah, uu
Nny .n iTf. VIZ Nniru -fHyIr. % O. Nn NIl,
dHfHi May .i leIl fur fIu \ p OF A. p .t- ~ d.
NE a hud sEi.uiNN -.D in IRE N. no
T.. u v, Iuh. 10. uHuUt fhH following Wli.
uyssrs tnpwNt hlscuutluuuus u'slaslry upou
uud cultivation ui said uuui flr sHmIUs Johns.
tnu, WIINal salmon. AuhIilll buchanan. Ir
Alexander Wright, ull CuliVllp. summit
county. Utah. NYunN UHun, Register
I. e. NAlLNNt Attorney u1ln