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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
UTAH ASPHALrUM.
A Distinguished Party Here Looking
lutO H. Merits.

This City has been favored during the
day with tue praauucs ot a party VI
Minnesota aud Ohio Officials, capital.
isIs aud business men, whose visit IL
connected with au iuves.igatlouoi tho
American Asphalt Company proper
Ties sud tho work OF paving done on
the streets Of Salt Lake CITY. Ina tue
party arc members VI committee Of
aldermen from Minneapolis who, with
the ely engineers u that municipality
aud ST. Pau, will specially look into
tho uuapubllity anu record OF Utah
asphalt us shown In Salt Lnkcs pave.
mtnlr, there being proposition 10
uto the same material Tor con
siderable umOu nj Of PAVING IA those
Two great cities, with the aldermen are
number VI pT9m'unut Ouio bust.
ness men, including "A number Of east
ern asphul experts Mr. a. ID. Perry
Of indianapolis Acc1mptulr1 the gen.
uemen 10 look alter the transportation
interests, aud they occupy tie private
car Celtic. Iurir route VISA over tnr
Chicago * Alton ami the Union Pa
clfC T.aIs, Hua their return Journey,
which uoslus ~ $500 this evening, will
uB over the same route with stop
over iH Denver during huud4y. While
ln salt Lake the party 10 il the capable
hands OF Mr.. George r.. Culmrr. Iuu
lersonuel " - follow:
Randolph Coleman, t1iumbus, Ohio.
Il, NJ. Hoover, Columbus, ONO.
NJ. M, AyeTs, u tutsvil.u, Ohio.
). h. PrmurIthyi Buuti9, y, \,
ID. !. Gable, Luna, Onil,
", F, Cappriau, Minneapolis, MINI,
X. VI. Huwoli, Minneapolis, MINI.
Geo, Du-.ham, Minneapolis, lliun.
Burke O'hrieu, Minneapolis, Miun.
WymAu Elliott, Minneapolis, MINI.
O.. l.. Fort, Minneapolis, Mum.
David Il. simpson, Minneapolis,
Mum.
5. b. Loye, Minneapolis, Mlun.
l.. w, iuudlet, 80. Paul, Miuu.
John 3. DuIlry, Marion, Oll0.
Harvey Wilson, Marion, Ohio.
a, h., Cheney, Marion, Onto.
Edward uhler, Marion Onio.
The party were driven about the city
short time tnis morning, visited the
Tabernacle ami listened 10 the organ,
after which tIvy were entertainer al
luuNNtUh " sAA' NAllApls RUS NllNf-
noon they made a closer inspection
VI lhe pHysmuuts, chopped out a block
uul examined tue thickness aud na.
,ugo 0i the material nuar the Dssuret
National Bank corner, In the mean
limu sons " thc party huu gone by
special train 10 the Lake, ana all were
going 0maku tuat trip before starting
hOmtWarI az $3.50, Ono aud all NOS
only ezpgtssed themselves az being
highly pleased with the city but alsu
10 being nvOrably Impressed win tho
Utah ssphalIum,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
rnE GERMAN VETVANs.
Tho Emperor wishes 60 Provide for
thu Poor soldiers.

AhN FhhN NNlhAefHs
BER ~, March 22.-Ine HcichsaH.
sCIgCr guls morning upon the occasion
OF the anniversary u the birth Of
Emperor William |, the grandfather Of
tho ptesent emperor publishes decree
Edir'ssed by the emperor 10 the chan
cUlIUt u the German empire. The
emperor say:
con this day, sacred to the memory
Of Emperor William |, feel with
especial kcUnntss tho necessity OF max
iug somo ptoyision, 10 hU would have
wished, Tor the msu who Ubrying the
summons OF the commanders anu re.
lOlclug IN tue sacrifice, stRkoi llie anu
health for the hther.aud. / would
therefore regard 10 VITA greatest sa,it-
action ~ the uiilceTH, surgeons, o..
fiOigla and men OF the army and
navy VINO ia consequence Of
wounds received In 1870 and 1871 OF
IN consequences Of injuries sustained
during tho time Of serylCe forfeited the
claim 10 second years active service
In the calculations OF their pensions
could heuCeiOrth have tIB difference
thus caused made up to them. IL
would also give satisfaction u the non
commissioned officers ami mon who
took honorable part In tue campaigns
OF 1870 aud 1871 or IN the wars waged
by the German states before 1870, and
who are needy, could DO granted re-
sistanoe Ia tho future, l DO not lose
sight " tue fact thAt circumstance
aunt that thu claims OF only small
numuef Of men are considered. But
1t h my earnest wish that the gratitude
OF the iathorlAuu should ut laet be
manifested toward those in position
of Indulgence"
Tho decree then charges Prince
Hoheul0he 10 submit a proposal and
osrry out the delails,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

gathered anJ the curron Mt was Gu, q
at the work..
a hook aud ladder truck, which
had been hastily summYuei was uti.
l,zsj In taking the body down, 1t was
n terrible task in the storm.
Tue body hal been Un tho pole Tor
about fifteen minutes, the current be-.
Ing on Tor four minutes ui the time and
It to CstmHi0d that between 5,nUO and
1000 volts o. cleo rlcity asscI through
the body during the time the current
was on.
the blnckcned remains wcfo carried
into an adjacent hotel ami several
doctors w1rEoi for an hour bul tcsus-
Gle ton was impossible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
STRUCK BY IlG TRAIN
Serious accident at a Crossing ibis
Side oil L.hL


Tho RIO uaudo Western passenger
t'1iu s.. q, aruvirE 100 this city at
$3.50 iHis m8fnIus hau 0n board o. man
Who was to an uuCausciaus condition.
rnc unfortunate was said 10 bu a Mt.
stlwcl, Of riuIIc.
liaprUara that az the train was run.
ming along d straight piece oftagE Ius.
THE lido ui Luhi the man attempted
to or5.s tho tracs lu front OF .L The
trHul, wac % collision with tue engine,
ihu serious Injury uf the driver, anu
the iut ltut death Df 0up NJ the horses
attached 90 the wagon iu which be-
was uliug, Tho train mel saw thr
team, hul Hs there was 40 reason why
the driver could not see the tIaln, they
hud mo- Idea be- would attempt 90 cross
tue Track, When the team waslsttuck
tue wagon was a.sD psrly demolished.
Arriving at the DEPOT in this city the
Injured mlu was Immediately con.
yrysi o. 10. Maty's hospital where he
wus attended by Dr. riukHrt0u. His
tue condition could not be determined
title forenoon, as the patient had Irru
given lquuraui utnur ttlmIlauts, aud
was u,tuuy unconscious. 10 was cup
posed the injury was he tue head,
lhuugh tAoso appeared 10 be no rae.
tuTc Of the tkull.
Lnivr--At @ O'Clock this afternoon
DE- Piukeftou exported thut bic patient
tad not yet Tegained cDusciuusHJua,
anu uu expressed very SLIGHT hopes NJ
recovery, The clsc n one " cerebral
ylucufslJu. Any further particulars o.,
tD the yiciIm'H meme, residence or 90.
Cuputluu could MT ur asCtttninpd,
although persistent inquiries were
made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

wAsuINGIuS, d. G., March 22-
Miss Mary Delaney, N Milwaukee,
WAS arrested at Esmuru hotel to-day
charged with having attempted Co iiTu
81. Domiul's AMI So pnlrlck's catut-
dFRls yesterday with kerosene ami
uuprr. She DE- about 3D. yra., old uuG
came hero 10 lecture, sac claims Co.
be a Catholic aud Co have spent much
u her HE ne a hospital attendant az
Milwaukee, Her sanity De- questioned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

Tor the eight years past 81 keep It aJ.
visud q plots against the government
by the CuDlrs.
General Guiilerno ~ reported near
shtiaso with 1901 men divided into
i've companies. For the next two
m0nthB it IL stated there Will be no
great progress, hs the Cubaus no not
intend u assume the aggressive. Ear >
10 Junei the opening VI the rainy sUs.
con, the spanish troops not aCclimaiod
Will TO tXpOstd 10 the elements, aud
yellow Tower Is relied upon 20 XIII npre
no 'hnn the Cuuals might with
rifles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

CuATrANuuuA, leuu, March gs.-
john Wuuu, mining prusprc,or N
thi. city, has Iust returned ifum Mar.
tbnll county, Ga, where he claims 20
have discovered rich sold deposits.
Ito has several guUI,-IEul nuggets
picked up on the farm Dt "a puot.urgJ0,
who wy- offered Slu,Ull Tor his low
acres Of ground tuuI wDuil not have
brought 500 the Jay before,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
Card

1 observe that many OF our sIslsTB
ura signing petitions and presenting
them 10 Tie Utah CUnstituuougl
Convention nskins that honorable
body 10 submit inc question Of ptJhiu.
ting the liquor lr1lllu TO the votes Of
the people.
1 question the wisdom Of such o
atep, IN view OF the effort that is being
made To obtain woman suffrage.
We should coutlLe our efforts strictly
10 obtaining woman's outrage, the
object Of our giiIits for % mary years.
ZINA ID. Ill, HOUNG,
President Wyman's National Relief
Association,
SALT LAKE CITY, March 22d, 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
SHowELL IS DISCHARGED.


The case against ox.Sauitnry In.
speciur William Shovel, who had
been indicted, with otherr, on Novem,
Der gan, ls03, ON a charge OF con.
splacy, was the afternoon absolutely
wiped oil the rue0rds Of tue Third dis.
lriui court
Judge Howat had desired 10 Ilsmiss
the case, but Judge Powers demanded
an acquit,al by Jury. Accordingly d
jury Was empauuIvd and formal yer.
die, Of "not guilty" returned.
The original charge HEhiust tho de-.
ienuaut was conspiracy 60 ueiraui the
city by making out false lay-rUIIs
while Shovel. held the Oiiiue OF s,ui.
larry Inspector,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

DALLAS, Tex, March Alt wa,
reported here last night that the North.
bound NJ. Il. q 4. passenger lraln
which lett Dallas at 1918 Collidcd with
freight traiu ut "a small siding know n
AZ Fiahrf, niEe miles north VI mere.
brakeman Harden, Of tho freight
train, was killul, The engineer and
firemau ot the freight saved them.
selves Ivy jumping, Two or three Of
the passengers were badly injured.
the name Uttlp engineer on the pas.
seuEer tfalu WAS htafuu. Both engins
were badly demolished anu cars were
piled w. Both engines struck square
~ la the .aue.
Tue cause " the collision and names
Of the passengers injured " not known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
INNTANrLY KILLED
1S Contact WIN au Electric wITe-Ef-
forts nc DEMONSTRATION UnRyRiIiuE.

forts Nc tssuscitation UnayaiIing.
PETALuaiA, Cal, March 22.-Wm.
s. Pierce, manager ami chief owner OF
the Putalurun Electric Highland Power
company ami owner Of the Pierce
Telephone company and president Of
the California DairymnL's union auI
one OF the most wealthy anu prominent
Cltlzenr, was instantly killed by cont ct
with one or the wlr,a late last night
Driving with nn assistant looking for
OrORen wires, the latter climbed a pole
ON the main street park, receiving u
shock which frightened him and he
rEpldly descended. Pierce, who mad
been ordered active exercise for HE
health, determined b olimb tho pole,
needless OF the assistants WARNINGS.
Ha started o. aauend the pole, anu on
reaching the llTst or ss-uieue, about 40
feet lf0m the ground, sat on II with
his luEs sstrldo VI tho big post. lilo ran
his ri ht hnud several times over s,v.
oral Wire, when suddenly ne touched
Ong lTsm whi0n tho iusulali1u
had been burned, A sheet uf hame
shot ftrth AMI Pierce without tOuud
Ifo ped backward. lis body was
SIN ON the cross piece and he hung
mead, haLdi aud iOet downward, two
heavy wires sustaining the body anu
keeping II from falling. Citizens soon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

An Aged tailored Woman servant OF
tro blaine Family Dead

FUHI WAVED. lat, March g.
Isabelle Workman Is cDI9foI servant
NJ the uUmu % judge C1.HJIua, is IgAI,
Nho was born slave 300 the plantation
Of Neal Glllv. pie, GWudiltItfU' JHW,1
a.. BlnlrC, ANA Ng4 been rurr
through i've generations, Suu was
acquainted with all the BIaiurs. The
gfvat ststvsmuu huu long interview
with her iu lssi, when up wss lu
Fort Wayne. suo Will be buried 90
indianapolis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
roIIlIelnn. nl..n.l.n MIn mnla.

SACRAMENTO, Col, March 2a.-G1v-
utuUf BuIl has decided 10 appoint %
woman AZ his executive r.gft pty 10
the iniiui,e disgust Of ,ho professional
politicians.
She h Mis- Josephine T0dman, Il
graduate NJ the Hssungs law collspc,
formerly clerk iu Budd's gniau, ANA
laitofiy n'sisthu: to the governors PM
vatO SECRETARY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

wAsuISUTON, DC, Mach 1.-The
President Inns appointed tho following
psatmBetyn;
oriouH-Ouiyllle ]. Markf.
rnvillt-PttoiyM q. Mont
gOmBfy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
TomanavLoi bI nn Indian prisoner-

LEAvENwoETL ks-., March % -
james Howard, turuEsy D' the Kansas
r,yiu prison, wa tUmHhnWkud last
u'ght by On Indian convict serving o
sentence Tor murder, who bad been
working with a Ratchet. Tho Indian
sank tie blade IN HOwarI's skull, in.
illclug ittul wound.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

PUNTLAND, ore, Match ---i. u.s.
stated d. connection with 'Hr 10. 10.
mCut % John ". Lgau, receiver ., tuv
Oregon ~H.l Line aud UtsH NUIluyrl,
tubt tue American Loan ulI trust
cumphuy uIll pay thu latulua. Iut
under tho D..uu mortgage, IuIa WIIl
remove DIlIIu't case tom Wyoming
r0uUi leaving the court iTtu tH uuiy
LEau'suI p8it tn,ut ~ .u8Iy Gilbert.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

Charles Alexander ana Charles w,
Smith are on trial In Judge Bartch's
court this afternoon on charge at
stealing One steer belonging 10 George
Wilson, on June lst, 1894, Ia summit
county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
Uhin.so Organization OF Lnuudrym,n.

INV NOWS, March sat DO now
reported that the Chluc.C Six Com.
Iauies are 10 form an organization Of
hunurymeu, no opposition 90 the ouu
talked OF by the employee 20 put stop
20 the cutting of rates. ltiH proposed
10 secure o. charter from the legislature.
Each laundry will contribute f,1m
% cutt 90 81 70 month and bruuCIUs
Will he establishes oil Oyurthr country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

San FHANCHCI, Csl., March a.
Every COW OF nerd OF eleven at che
Uuivouity dairy ON tho outskirts ~
the city, hNs bgtn condemned by tie
Inspector % the b5utd Di health, who
has Jrdefrd the nuimn's auuIiilaltd on
gccJu NJ oil tuberculosis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

A Girl WIN Clothes Turning Jumps
through ~ Ntuuuw.

CHICAGO, March 42.-ln the square
Match cOmpany's works today Annie
Hansen was opening box NJ matches
which isnllvu, J,tuug IRE TO her
cl1the'. Rushing sgfl aiming through
the factory, she tca't1fod burning
IRE. Dhshiug through a sur0u story
window rhv TELL HuuseIHa 90 the pave
wCuL followed by n d0Ern terror.
were iHjuteI ~ jumping. rno l.ss b.
smHii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

NEW ORLEANS, March GA dele
CATION nom tho Wire Sorewmuu's a..
soulatlnn are IL conference with Cow
rruOr Foster PrOspeo's OF a settlement
II the strike are excellent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
OPERATIONS AGIISsr ronmosA.
4 Japanese sicrt Attacks tic Psscn
dare Islands.

Hose kUSu, March - -Ihc Jai-
nursu fleet has attacked PHgnIure
lFBhefsl Islands, between F.um0sa
and tue Chimes MAINLAND. rnu light.
lug 10 sti,l proceeding. ltiB the luiun.
ton Of tho Japanese 90 make the Per-
caiOIo islnuis the basis Of operations
against FUrm0sa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

WAsuINuroN, Il. o., March 90
senator leo Mantle has boon serioustv
III at Caohrane with la grippe, He Is
recovering.
Senator Carter IL ~ at Helena.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

TRuJLi, March g2.-rnc aynsgoRua
at LglItUn has been attacked and Pill
LACED by iunAtigal Arabs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
WORK OF RECOVERY.
FUNERAL SERVICES oS SUNDAY
VI ihe Number Reported Kill,d,rw,nty
We're Nrmb.r, %! Almy Narf. sum.
mlI Siahs-Sp,gal kilograms.
sr,.1tnu,U.. .rtsrWt

srsH7.nHs U.lt srHa
AEB wy.n March g2.-soveu.
teen u,aI have leon tak.a from the
mime since . O'Clock Yesterday after.
noon unl tuoIo arc good u9rrs aud
rr"ptgu .iou.vyus ilu fymaiudgf la
ihu mite. TITO ventilation ,f tro
minc is growing tc.,sr a general
.u.rmI whitley be hrlI on suudsy
49, r.W.
sgsn's around tho mine Top arc o..
ictlug Ia the strongest hrlus.
VIM. Ho.i Ia Bot dead .n previously
Tsp.,gsJ. OF tucj.tlI numurr reported
killed, twenty uru m,mbsfs q the
ward.
state Inspector Thomaa, accompanied
by Superintendent Downs auu Ira q.
bury uIc now ll tAg mine
~ AZ. .IfffH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

PmIADrLruuA, March 30. - Tx.
Mayor aud OK. Congressman Richard
NauK died this morning Of Ia grippe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

tai.ic is G1aut TO be- fought in the 4e.
loiinont az ranlnu|c. Gru. Ery.,
COMMANDER OBJ tao governments
troops De- 90 tucu'a with 5000
mcu nuu De- awBIuIU tho a..
rval NJ General hntnua, VINO Is NJ
the head " tho endorsements mum.
befinH 1000 men. When these two
bodies stu Joined tho combined attack
VIII bu made upon the totcl forces.
The coilmUiet number iH about 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

Tho Purrh0sr n5 Montana viiiiou.
afro ct % TONER NsuurrS.

miro otn toppsr tsuurrl.
ANsINIA, C0un., MarCI g.-Au-
cJrIiug TO- lhymlH WHIl1uu, tUy nu-
uUuurumuut from hHlt Lake City 0f
w. a. CIaJk'a purchase of sac uln's
copper refinery uud brass works iu tuIH
cily, De- premature. The Montana mIl.
liJnaiIc, 90 pItsunt 90 Europe, baG been
iu negotiation with Wallace, a. d there
% prospect that the deal Will be ecu.
tummHtul,
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ALMA Wy0p March 80 $3.50 PIN
I.ur more Ugui,s have just brou
brought out vs.. vs.. DIurr
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REnfIs BEATEN.
a mAlToR 10 THE cAr.r-

h,sta,sa,,, . ~, March 22.-Iuonmipg
he ,y,aI'', iiom Havana fpngIt lbnf
bsllI6n l''nll'fs with the Quinn %,
d,t",t arrested rec ,ntlv anp, MN " IT,, IT,
Ne Wa,cb,5 nave been released. Vhey
lus'ei WA SUI should thoy be ne.
lbli fsIs' WI 10 confined al Mntsuss.
u,ont y, n ~ believed to clear Inc
q ,hv ,st. tit'a''un aO that no evidence
lNlUn. 4, mon can be observed Ly
fshav. \, % reported tue insufreollor-
Rllly. vS, covered that tienrfal Sai.
'osls but MA vas expected TO lead the
'ttiug e,r, no was Hrle,isd before linz
lGolts ,, ,' mas been receiving 5000
sun Tue Spanish government
The Kosciusko star., 1895-02-08
GEORGE AT WORK.
Oar Senior Senator Urges Anti
Option LaTs.-Other Matters.

Washington, Feb. /. 1896
Senator George. of Mississippi,
has been confined to his house Tor
several days by sickness. He has
ready for presentation to the SEN
ate the report Of the committee on
agricultural depression, which he
has been investigating for several
months past. A considerable por-
tion will be devoted to arguments
for the suppression of dealing in
options. There is no chance for
the passage at this srseion Of the
anti-option bill. Two of the chief
advocates Of that bill, Senator
Washburn Of Mlndesots, and Mr..
Hatch Of Missouri, will not be
members of the next congress.
A bill has been fayorably re-
ported from the house committee
on public lands, providing for the
restoration to the public domain
Of lands in Alabama and Mississ-
ippi net needed for naval purposes.
In the early part Of the present
century number Of tracts Of land
in the states Of Florida, Alabama,
and Mississippi were reserved
from the public domain. for naval
purposes, az source Of supply for
live oak timber. AT that time the
probable future needs Of the gov.
ernmcnt appeared to warrant the
segregation from the public domain
OF these extensive tracts, particu.
larry in view Of the fact that live
oak was then the chief material
used for the heavy timbers of ma.
val vessels. In consequence, how.
ever, of the general disu5e of wood
IN naval construction, such tim
Der is now no longer required in
any quantity for naval uses, and
the'department has for many wears
past given no attention to said
lands.
The Kosciusko star., 1895-02-08
CHILD INSURANCE.
war Being Raised Upon the
Practice in Tennessee,

Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb. s.
Since the Introduction of a bill in
the Legislature seeking to prohibit
lie insurance companies from in
suring the lives of infants in Ten.
nessee, the fight against. tn prac.
tlce may be said to be on an ear
rest, and it seems to have made it's
seat OF war at Chattanooga. Some
time ago DR.. Holland, ex-Citv
Physician, received a letter from
President Plunkett of the State
Board of Health, requesting him
to look into the matter here, a, he
believed many children were be.
ing murdered for the insurance
money. DR.. Holland had enter.
tanned some suspicious of that kind
himself, ; and his investigation that
followed only confirmed his belief.
II the bill now pen ding in the Leg
Is islature passes it will put a stop to
thls awful practice, which, of
course, :, is found mostly among
the lower classes and negroes,
There are, however, two compa.
n MES doing infant life insurance in
Tennessee. The favorlte method
used to put the children out of the
way Is strangulation-staryation
having the second choice.
The Kosciusko star., 1895-02-08
OUR CLAIMS.

THE STAR bases its claims for public
patronage on the following few facts:
l. It's the largest and best paper
ever published in Attala county.
2, AS an advertising medium Il has
no equal-reaching the great buying
people of Attala and surrounding ter
ritory.
). 1t has one of the best job Offices
in the State.
H. 1t is constantly watching and
working for the interest of Kosciusko,
Attala County, and its patrons.
The Kosciusko star., 1895-02-08
Work for us,
W ork hard,
Work Long.

TaE STAR is constantly work
ing l! Tor the upbuilding of this sec
tlon. When you help it you helI
a good cause and you help thf
country.
Get us up a cluband make SlQ
The Kosciusko star., 1895-02-08
TfEFl CITY HOTEL
OF DURANT, MISS,
GtE'a's 'BEEE EoElQDEoLz1

from this section and gives the
best satisfaction. The best table
in Central Mississippi Electric
call bells and all modern c0uyen
fences. Plenty Of servants to give
every attention to guests. Well
furnished throughout. Usual
rates. Always 60 there when
stopping in Durant.
The Kosciusko star., 1895-02-08

lhe factory question isn't set.
tied, but every one knows that
DuBard d Chestnut is the place
to buy shoes. ~
The Kosciusko star., 1895-02-08

We will give TEN DOLLARS in gold to every
man, woman, or child who secures US twenty
subscribers at $3.50 year, or forty subscrib-
Irs for six months at Is cents each, the price
to be paid in advance.
The Kosciusko star., 1895-02-08
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The Kosciusko star., 1895-02-08
Popular
Approval

Goes tar toward establishing the
standing of a business house in
the community, and the good
will and favor we have been
shown Indicate that those who
have dealt with US have been EN-
lnently satisfied with their trans
actions. We will not be undersold
The Kosciusko star., 1895-02-08

Oysters fried or ytewed for 20
per dozen at the City Bakery.
The Kosciusko star., 1895-02-08

N E A@%GD
We will give FOUR DOLLARS in silver to any oed
secures us ten yeay subscribers twenty for six mont
his is campaign year and everybod
Democrats and Populists, want to read t
leading Democratic weekly of Central Mis-
issippi.