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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
II takes two persons 20 make a
quarrel; don't be one OF them.

Some time ago ML Simon Gold
baum Of San Luis Key, Cal, was
troubled with a lame back and lheu-
matism. He used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and a prompt cure was effected
Tie says he has since advised many of
his friends TO try II and all who have
done so have spoken highly of it, 1t
is for sale by Ben II. Fernish.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
Poor Lamoreaux.

James W Lamoreaux, few years
ago, one Of the best newspaper men
IN Idaho, is dead He died of con-
sumption at Albion, Thur.day, Jan
uary 10Th, 1895.
Poor Lamoreaux, he courted death
BY his own imprudence, by his own
dissipation. HIS work is done. Death
came TO his call, and he now rests
from his iabors.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
Notice Desert Entry.
United states Land Office,
nlnckfDot. Idaho. January 3. 1885,

United States Land once,
Rlackfoot. Idaho January b 1873.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
10y Jesse q Pipkin. against George A. Harth.
assignee. for failure to comply with law as 10
Desert Entry No lsoS. dated November 18th,
Is0. upon the VII uei4 sei nei4, ne'4 nwh,
Sec. 30. e,t swl4 Ell nwiA Sec -, Tp, south Of
Range 81 cast, 70 bingham comfy Idaho, with
a view 60 the cancellation Of said entry, con
testant alleging that said Harth has not irri.
gated and reclaimed and made Anal proof
thereon nor done anything 10 reclaim the
same. also that Harth is nonresident, the
said parties are hereby summoned TO appear
at this Office ON the day of February 1Sa5. at
10 o'clock a. M. to respond and furnish tcstt-
mony concerning said alleged failure.
joins W. JuNES, Receiver.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
Rannoek SAC ouarterIy oonferenee

Rannock Stake Quarterly Conference.
The quarterly conference of Ban
mock Stake OF the Church Of Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day Saints will be
held at Rexburg, Sunday and Monday,
February 10Th and llth, at the hours
Of 10 aud , o'clock, each day.
Primary conference will be held
Saturday, February 9th al II o'clock,
and relief society, Saturday, Feb. 9Th
at . o'clock. 7. Il. RIcKs.
WM Z. RlGBY,
JAS T. STEELE,
Stake Presidency.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19

lpor IDAHO. JASuAnY -. 1855.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the firm
heretofore existing under the name
aud style Of Lawrence & Smith, en-
gagged in the sheep business, near
Howe, Idaho, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, J S. Smith having
purchasnd from A. T. Lawrence the
entire interest in said concern; and
said Smith will collect all debts due
to said firm and pay all debts Of the
firm A. I. LAWRENCE
Dated Dec. rs, 1894 J. S. SMITH
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19

Mrs. 7. s Hawkins, Chattanooga,
Tenn, says, "Shilohs Vitalizer saved
my life, | consider il the best remedy
for a debilitated system | ever used Z
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble
it excels. Sold by Ben II. Fernish.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
slaoktoot News

sfa AZ g,sst1gscr AZ iitzrkgDos, ldzho.
Iahaslgn A. sreUud class mail maEIer
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.

karl's Glover root, the great blood
purifier gives freshness aud clcalness
to the complexion and cures constipa.
ton. - cts. 90 cts, 81 sold by Ben
II. Fcrnish, Druggist
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19

Hayden Bros, Dry Goods, Omaha.
Florida is a heavy loser By the late
cold weather. Her orange and yege.
table crops are almost entirely de
stroyed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-19
BLACKFooT,

In order keep public acquitted with the fact that we know
IS hard making great Cuts Prices on our goods
va have LARGE Stock of Descriptions Saddles of Great
Varieties and GOOD stock of NIL the Harness and Saddle
line Write us Prices and be convinced
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28


ali ises niucted at Jul ense ID iiy
scenery and rnee hanical effects. 81 The
piece ii divided into three acts and pre- sr,.
SCENTS the negro in aspects entirely new
TO the stage ]. The first act shows the
royal yillagesof Bakuha, III Africa, spec
tacularly pictured with photograph
fidelity, introducing the barbarian king,
the fetch man, the royal wives and moth
er-in-laW, dusky amazons, agile warriors,
a perplexed missionary, a band Of slave
hunters, giant gorilla and an american
negro adventurer Uni a succession Of comic
surprises, interspersed with grotesque
performances, including laughabie bar
barrie terpsichorean advertisements taught
the company by native African The
costumes, weapons and musical instru-
ments used in this act were made from
originals. brought from Matabeleland,
Africa, by a British journalist. The
capture of the village by slave hunters
leads to the enslavement of the king and
his subjects and their transportation to
America, where the second stage of the
evolution OF the negro from sayagery TO
civilization slavery is graphically shown
by wildly pictured incidents Of slavery
days in the Black Belt, entertainingly
portrayed on entirely new lines by genu-
inc Southern plantation negroes. One OF
the great features Of this attraction is a
full brass band, composed Of 16 Of the
most eminent colored instrumentalists in
the world. In it's entirety, this excep-
tional attraction forms a most fascinating
evenings diversion, 50 pure and edifying
that even the most fastidious cannot take
exception to it in any way. It is pre-
eminently the colossal paragon OF all fun
shows
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
500 Reward 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medical fra
ter1lity.- Catarrh being a constitution
al disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrah Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation OF the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list Of testimonials. Il
Address J. f. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 75c. &.
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
.MnRTG AGE SALE.

Default has been made in the condition. OF .
certain mortgage, made snd aaseo gecS .nGs
M5sniss s3s %ts and
the Off 81 the Register Of Deeds II and ter the
the 18Th day Of January A. D. 1892 at ore O'clock
and thirty minutes p. M, ano duly recorded II,
2ea Of Sg Rssed
lying and being In the County OF Henneplh al"
State OF Minnesota, to wit ~, g.,
BLOCK lock IT, 81. il Remington7s second Addition to
Minneapolis, according to the recorded pla1 tneIe
Of on file and Of record in the office Of the Regis
Said mortgage was, on the LIST day OF March A D.
1899 with the note which said mortgage wss
given TO securs duly assigned in w5i1ne 6y 5aaa
Mary Fitz RerberU which ASSIGNMENT was, on
the 23rd day Of july A. y 1895, at eleven ocioek
M, duly filed tor record " the 9ilc 5 OF a INC
Minnesota. and was duly corded In BOOK All Oh
Mortgages, on page go -, - ,.,d
And it was stipulated IN seao mo11gase saae sly
liar ($7oo oo) and that said lots eight (s and
snae eiy iien Of seven hundred dollarss ($7oo0o
making the total amount which salo mortea sln:
wasgiyen to secure, the SUM OF fourteen nun
NJ SETON has been Instituted at law to recover
the amount secured by said mortgage or any par'
thereof. .,,o na is 90.
There is Elnlm6Q 10 Dc uuC tAACiCVh1 e.AAN - ~
tuay due on said mortgage a. 5ns ba1e r o, 1
fourteen and 4O-10o do lars t$is1A iO. which IN
cludes fourteen hundred dollars (Sl4Oo. ool pI1n-
cinal and t: ur hundred and fourteen dollars
.OW interest, and thers Is actually que ana
navahlr AT the date hereof, including principal
snil Interest upon each aud every lot as herein
after and in said mortgage described 70 WY
upon lots six 10y and seven ~. In said Bloc1 ~,
the sum Of niue hundred and seven ana ~ Ivy
dollars (sso7 800, upon lots eight % ana nine ~
seven and o0lOO dollars tsag72 and
Whereas, Defaults has besn made IN the pay.
rnent of the interest, and said power of sale ri az
become operative.
reasn, OF said DEFAULT and by virtue OF the power
81 sale In said mortgage contained, and pursuant
to the statute in such case made and pr0yldec
the said mortgage will be toreclosed, ana the
said above described land sold at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, TO satisfy the
amount due and payable against each lot az here.
attorneys fees. as stipulated IN sa1d mortgage IN
case OF foreclosure thereof, ana the dlsbu rse-
1neuts allowed by law which sale VIII Dc MADE
bv the Sheriff Of Hennepin county, minnesota, ~
the main entrance, on Fourth street, OF the new
Ccurt House IN the city of Minneapolis in said
County and State, on Monday, the 2Sth day OF
October A. y. 1895, at ten clock in the forenoon
Of sltd day subject TO redemption at any time
within ono year from the day OF sale, as pro-
vided BY law.
MARY FTTZ HERBERT. formerly MARY o.
W11soN.l Assignee OF Mortgage.
Il. W. YOUNG,
4Ol-6 Globe Building, Minneapolis
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
A Choice Entertainment.

The entertainment given by Holy
Name Society in South Minneapolis last
Tuesday evening brought out one Of the
largest gatherings ever seen in Holy Ro-
sary hall. The literary and musical pro-
gram was hearth enjoy By those pres
emf, as was evidenced by the vociferous
encorss the performers received. Messrs
Mons Baker and III G. scallen rendered
vocal numbers ia their usual pleasing
styi Miss Alice Ackerson,s rendi tion
aof Come here the Lind eps Bloom q
was Indeed q rare treat, but the number
B that captf vated the audience and held6st
ispell abound Tor nearly five Ia. nntes was
I Mrs. il. HI Donl III s VIII stIing solb, The
Mocklng Bfird, plano acccnpa AM
men " 3f
"A violin solo byls Miss Gertrude Phelps
with piano acconpa niment BY Miss Ma
ID ie Scallen was heartily encored, TO
scha the young dies respon dad with
lintlIer pleaasnE select ion The recfta-
tfonsssAn incident of ~ lb,5S ME-. famie
liyered rod NJ
As ohm oysefR
poa - M q, dlsat I,
Ma1f lIiA lects a0n0i 81 uess !. 81 n tks
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
SUMMONS.
sGTATE OF MINNEsoTA. County Of Home
- pin. }District Court, Fourth judicial Dis

sGTATE OF MINNEgOTA. County of Home.
- pin >District Court, Fourth judicial Dis,
Milton z. Ho,top. plaintiff. vs., Elizabeth Dean
Alfred J. Dean, Carrie (. Dean; his wife Agnes
Bean H basn W VI Dean b hagod Rn gs1p
Dean, his vie Marian S. Dean. Joseph A
Dean, william r Dean. Junior. porothz r Dean
n aRedeui' Matna Lie INSURANCE COMPANY mp
and W D. Mcdonald, co-partners as Cofeld 4
The State Of Minnesota, to the above named
Defendants: sssfttS. !. I'LL
You and !, each Of you 80 are here.
above entitled action, which complaint has
been filed in the Office Ct the CLERK Of said Il
County ct Hennepin, and State of Minnesota
and to serve copy OF your answer to the said com
plant on the subscribers at their Off In the City
81 Minneapolis, said County and State within
twenty (2O) days after service OF this summons
upon you, exclusive OF the day OF such service
yon tatl to I the sad G9m With
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
In the complaint 4
5.57 & - 5pooNER 6 FLAHERrY
AttarAey sfor EIaiHtff, li
s2s Guaranty Loan BUILDING Mtnneapolis.. Ann.
Ie To the shove named defendants:
The above entitled action has been commenced
ID said court for the purpose Of forecloeing d
orfg1ee exec!ten ana deilveren py Josepn lean
and raid defendant Elizabeth Desn. his wi fe to
No. thwessern Guaranty Loan Com pony which
said mortgage bears date Mar 10th a.. y lsssarid
covers the following described property IN saidl
county and state, TO Wit Lots niue Coz and ten l0
in block seven eight l181 Of Minnes polls which
Saaid mortgage was filed for record Ia the office ot
The register of deeds in and Tor said comfy and
VS. dDly recorded therein IN Rnok as of Mort.
gsgss o. pssf IS the.eof. and now held and
owned by thl6 plaintiff. 3s5 g3 :.sssS
No personal claim or de.nans h SIS made aRyinst
yon, or either Of you. or any fefendant in ssaid
ss 9a SFooNER d FLAHKRTr.
H 5zSs lainti ID b Attorneys,
gs2s Guaranty Loan Bnilding, Minneapo lis. MINI:
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
MORTGAGE SALE

Default has been made il tie eqnditiSns Ct
certain mortgage, made and datea Decsmnsr A'tn
Mense se' his ~ xifs. 70 William Kim
bali, mortgage. and duly fled for record in the
office Of tie Register. Of Deeds in and tor the
the 18th iaT Of January A. D 1892 at ono o'clsck
and thirty minutes p. m, and duly recorded l, "a
ISL OF ~ Rage descrbed o
lying and being in the County OF Hernep1n aud
State Of Minnesota to wit:
Lot fourteen d4) 10 bio Is g. II Calhoup psrz ana
Renipetonis Second addition to Minneapolis, &C.
cnrding TO The respectivep!ats Of said addition or
file aad Of recerd II thg os OF tos Megi .n
st dayof March 4 D 1892 with the note which
fa 1ritna IS said With s. Kba 10 Hssn
r. Wilson; which assignment was. on the 13rd
day Of July A. D. 1926. at eleven oeloc6 9: m
Of DEEDS 10 and fer Henpepin County Minnesota
and d5y recordedin Book AZ OF MORTGAGES on
si = -. stimulated n said that said
lot fourteen as in block SO, Calhoun Park
shonld be subject to specific lien Of rye hnodred
dollars CS5Oo o.: and thst lots eight So nine l9
and ten llO). in b ock ~. in Hemingtons second
spse s1 Of i've Rupdred msEna
total Desn s sdusae edds sass
No action has been instituted at law to recover
tho land described by said mortgage OF any part
There is claimed to be duo thereon and 10 actual
" due "a said mortgage at the date Of this notice
the sum Of twelve hundred aud ninety six dollars
(S12aS), which Includes one. thousand dollart
(SIOo0) principal and two hundred and ninety-si1
dollars 1886 interest; and there is actually due
an paysble at the data hereof including principal
and interest upon each and avery lot ss herein
after and in said mortgage descrtbe TO Wit.
Upon lot fourteen ~ IN block S6. Calhogn
Park the sum Of Biz hundred and forty.sight
dollars $685. upon lots eight (s nine 70, and ten
uo). ia block q. Keming ton's second addition to
Minneapolis, the sum OF six hundred and forty
Whesess, ' Dsfaaft hss been made in the pay-
iment of tho interest. snd said powsf Of sals has
become operative.s . 81. a. a. !. ~
Now therefore Notice. = nereDy e1yen D. tnss y
Of sale IN said MORTGAGE contained. and pursIant
the raid mott will be foreclosed: and nd
lhishsst bidder fof sash to sasisy tss snopnt do
and payable againH. sid lots g heretnbelofs ret
forth, and tMentyshye liars te15 O0l attorney
Ten g stipplsisd % s.id nortgass y ~ q
"a az iii ss N sSsi
SOf rs County ut 1enneD Din and a0k igne-
fS1s. &C the 1sai Snkrance ol F0artl Street
90. Cont e ~ q lines VI
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STATE TAXES.

state Auditor Dunn has sent q state
ment to each of the county auditors,
showing the rate of taxation to cover
sfate expenses this year, the rate being
enc and eighteenths mills {$0018.
AGAINST this the. rate of last year, two
and two-tent his mills (0022) ,appears to be
very high. The total taxable valuation
Of the state is about Sc 40, 900, 900, The to-
tai tax levy for this year Is four nths
al one mill less than that Of 1884. or a re-.
sduction in taxation for state purposes Of
1886 900 for this year. The revenue fund
tax FOR ISL was one and seven-tenthsi
mills. which max q reduction in the
revenue fund tax Of; two-t enths and one
mil Or $l2S, 900 III wear.
The reduction ii ade in the tate tax is
possible On recount OF the decreasesnade
III, the states expenses during the pres
snt Yeat and the aggregate amount of the
.reductlon Isl sos in
SenatorIs bin Hing the peopla
7a
sijseIs 81 ~ Ili 81 4 III
d y O. e Y
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
DEFTNJNG 4 CHESTNUT,

Papa" said the boy, looking up from
his story book. what is chestnut
"A chestnut" REPEATED the father, try
ing to think Of some illustration that
would impress the definition on the boy S
mind. ''Why, chestnut is IA joke in
the funny department. Of a magazine,
Now, run away ana ont bother me any
more"
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28

It will be noticed in the report Of the
proceedings Of the Irish convention else
where in this issue that our townsman,
CHRIS. A. Gallagher, has been placed upon
the executive council. .sfr,, 1879 .
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
IN WAYBACK DISTRICT.

Flows politics down here?"
"They're hot and they're gettin' hot
ter, and they're goin' to be, bilin'!' 4
'''Its all on account of the money pow
er, suppose
eyes, stree and we alnst goin' te
stand no. foolishness no longer" 'ft .~
You're going to make the money mer
come DOWN." ~ j
We're goin' to do what?' "
make them come down.
"Not by a iugfull. They've got to &C
up. No two-dollar limit carries this dees'
trick this year. Judge.
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
nr1,vcY Z, Ac,11 1rTr,s, AZ rRAvET
MnRE LIKE TT.

MORE LIKE III. &s 4.
Mr.. Newrich-And what did you say
they called this affair?
Mrs. Newrich--Oh, you ignorant man!
Will you never learn? This is what they
call pink tea. !,
some of the women I should call it a
beef teA.---Puck. ,@~t F.,s !. ~
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
J!
chamber Sc Commerce Damaged =
55Hfss the Extent 81 $40, 900 !.

on 'rhursday morning the Chamber 81
GonimArce III this city took dre by which
thes roof a.aa burned on and the grain pit
completely wrecked. Damage about
5000 Many of the offices III the build
Ing were also badly damaged. Many OF
the occupants had a marrow escape, the
fire spread 50 rapidly. No fatalities
occurred, however. The bull ding insured
for 500, 600, and all those who were in
jured were fully insured. The building
proper cost 81 80, 900, and the ground val
ued at $3.50, 900. 3 {, ss
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28

Timothy E. Byr1las, the well-known at
torney OF this city, has been selected as
the attorney for the state game and fish
commission, w. E. Bramhall having re-
signed.
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28

Chummy---What would you thing of a
man that always went round talking to
himself?
Gruffy--I should say if he did it to
listen to himself he is fool; if he did it
to avoid listening to his friends, he was
a genius; and if he did it to save his
friends from listening to him, he was a
philanthropist.--Tru
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
rHE RECENT ECLIPSE

fla
Careful observation of the lunar eclipse
tended to show that the test proposed to
determine whether the moon was partly II
Illuminated during totally by the radiation
Of absorbed sunlight was sufficient to deter
mine the extent and character of such radi-
alton. . 5559
Fifteen or twenty minutes after totally
the illumination Of the crescent Of the new
moon, or the moons western rim, with a
blush white light seemed to indicate that
this portion long in the suns rays was
throwing off absorbed sunlight. and was.
therefore. much brighter than the rest of
the NJ on. which he received less, and was
nortl'easts,rn quadrat was a, comparatively
e briEhter, than portion Ct the
pared with the light which appeared on. the
eastern rim toward the closeof the total
( 4 ii was apparent that the moon during to-
tality passed through hollow cone OF blu
ish white light. During the middle Of the
blush light, ana was 81 8 reddish color.
Possibly this dish appearance when the
moon was near the middle Of the hollow
cone sof blu!sh! light was from radiation o 'f
iened ~ refraction through the lower stra-
tum OF our eatrnosph Ss 5ssss s.ssI
"a vell-defIrled BLUSH band, III, advances Of
u a field OF r,sdslight was q feature Of the
Searth,s shadow as it advanced upon the
Illuminated portion Of the moon. This band
atmosphere, il the color come from re{ract-
the western rim shone brIghtlysat the be-
ginning Of totalfty. and. later the eastern
limb, toward the close of the total phase:
e It wonld seem that the total ec'ipses Of the
moon ought to be studied with the greatesti
care, for the purpose of gaining further
knowledge Of the earth, atmosphere. The
sphenomela of the moons eclipse have not
vet been sufficiently explained, and careful
study TOR series OF years is needed to de-
stern1ine the nature OF some Of the appear
anGee during totally. 2s# sS ISL !ii
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28

/;
"a Sir dtrft llL her,
IifyS Din having almost pal tfal ap Artnaelts
and richest Il; q VINCE
tone of the incl seel 4
brisk but belongs M Ihe ola
Il The square itself ii very attractiye and
original, with q. sort 5!of Dutch q. foreign
airs we note the fine trees which 81 ZEE ll
al1#around in syYnlf,e tTical lines, ana ms
Roman. warrior sort of statue ~ the center l[
arrayed IN fill armor md representin,e
George TT. The grass and walk 3 4 are lato
outSyRith certain free and easy careless
with the trim, shaYen sohlless treat n,en !. q
modern squares. Altogether q visit to Col
den Square will interest. n (. 7. n. ~ q.
Il Berkeley Square every one knows. etIl
has an extraordinary synpathe tic attrac,
ton from its grass and fine shading old
trees. No one. we may be- sure, has noteo
{ two rows down the middle, like an avenue
The fact Is, 1t was the demesnea of the IA W, J,
IN front of the old Berkeley house, which zig
stood at the back Of Devonshire house ,rr!s
work, ratings, etc, are all admired. and e e
be admired. There are some queer things tg
there was a Gen. STROBE, who had . mania
for setting up statues In squares az ms oWn
expense. We have seen equestrian statues
IN Leicester Square pnopppsa up aav
br0cmStlcK, WIN poEtAolls pfohsl otWf as' 81
BICYCLE FACILITIES OF TRAVEL:
Until the bicycle came into vogue, the
young man or wcrna.n who wanted 70 go y
miles from home had the choice OF q rail-
road train or an expensive horse and car.
riage, which later was beyond the means OF
q great majority. Now they can mount On ~
q bicycle ana cover 50 miles In a day with
out trouble or fatigue AS road improve.
ment progresses the compass Of the :, Gays aIs;t
bicycle trip is being extended. ana unllml1.
an distancas are npaJ1ei up for these who
can spend days or weeks on the wheel. Al
this we are experiencing in our generatl'on
and almost In the infancy OF ROAD bulialne
in another generation, when the, roads WIZ
have reached their perfection, when the q. q.
cycle will be inconaparably superior 70 ,the
vehicles will be as common as the ordinary
wagons are now? r a&'s' .7
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28

10 ''''a'''''
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
SUMMONS

lA1ntlM d AtL0f09ySy]
gs2s Guaranty Loan Building, Minneapol DC, MINI
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28

Son S quarry and while running some cars
down grade, the brake ON the trucks be-
came loosened and the train descended
at rapid rate. Casson attempted to
check their progress and just as he was
setting the brake, the cars jumped the
track and the lever of the brake handle
struck him in the abdomen. He was
taken to a physicians office and later
was removed to boarding l1Ouse in the
vicinity. Later he was taken worse and
died as stated .E @ Il @ l
Chas. H. Hoyt's very latest comedy hit
IA Contented Woman, Z will be presented
at the Grand next Monday evening, under
the personal supervision Of It's author.
The leading role will be played by Caro-
line Miskel Hoyt, for whom the piece was
written, and the other characters will be
rendered by a select aggregation Of the
talented players whom we have had with
LES in Hoyt's successes for several years.
The mounting will be IN keeping with.
Mr. Hoyt's usual taste in-s setting his plays
and everything pertaining to the pr0duc-
ton will be on a plane which will leave
nothing to be desired. Z a C0ntented
Woman will run for the entire week,
with l1,atinees Wednesday and Saturday,
.tTrilby, Z the greatest dramatic success
that the American stage has known for
the last 20 years VIII be presented in this
city week after next by "a N. Palmer's
company 3. " The draEatization OF Du
Mayrier'si novel was made Paul a
Potter, and all lot the ntensely Interest
Ing Gharacters who ar b no well remember
readers IS the have tsen M
M 9se sss 5;,ssI