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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-08

n. W. Nolhart. OF Nebraska City.
gives the following In the Nebraska
Farmer as his method OF keeping his
poultry house free from lice:
MY chicken houses all contain earth
floors. drive stakes IN the ground
for roosts TO rest on. bore holes through
roost pole (which Is n 2xi ripped In
two. making a pole 2x2). and into top
OF stakes allowing n wire spike TO go
through roost aud Into the stake. This
Will hold the rooat In place.
Don't allow the roosts to touch
your building anywhere. leave these
stakos about two feet high. Now you
know full well that these mites always
leave the chicken towards the dawn OF
morning and remain on the roost and
In the building until evening. when
they again attack tho fowls as they nct-
tic down 10 rest. Results you know
and need not repeat them. but Will
say that these blood suckers are the
direct cause OF bringing into the ilock;
OF our land what Is commonly called
cholera. Out OF hundreds OF cases Of
supposed cholera examined by myself
have yet TO find my frst OF THU
dreaded disease.
but TO turn TO our subject. Now All
you have TO do 10 pick up your roost
take Il outside flor convenience, hay,
common machine oil can filled will
gasoline and saturato pole completely
also 20 inside and run some ON top an,
down the stakes. Repeat this few
times and you will completely dostro,
those mischief makers. Your house 4
no doubt oyerrun with these mites. bu
only doctor your roosts and you will
have them cxtcrminated."
Shorthorns VI. Scrubs.-A shorthorI
steer properly cared for can be mad,
TO weigh ! 800 pounds In three years
while scrub will require I'VE year.
TO secure 1900 pounds. and as n result
the shorthorn gains 600 pounds annu
ally and the scrub $40 pounds annual
ly. Estimating shorthorna at 81,
cents n pound. the gain Is annual,
$685.. and estimating the scrub at AZ
cents n pound. the gain Is annual,
5000. or si5.G5 gain In favor OF IN,
shorthorn. But let MS note how IN,
case stands with both at the end OF IN,
year. have stated that the short
horn gains 500 pounds a year. hence IL
tho three years Il weighs l 900 pounds
and Is worth S7s.75; the scrub gains 2it
pounds year, and In three years
weighs 100 pounds and IL worth $40. 60
hence the difference In the value of III,
steers at the expiration OF three year,
is SiS.15 In favor Of the shorthorn. In
other words. tho shorthorn at the expl,
ration Of three years Is worth twice ~
much as the scrub and sl755 over
Robert Mitchell.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-08

.riTa All ttcTpcf FREE w W.. X lines Or~,e
Ceffr foafufrr. No iltHnffs r toe hrs utg = Nla.
tartsuu4 elrt Treatise nnl :. trial 10 ~. -
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-08

Tbs oldc.i United states college /. Harry.
ard, founded ia 1870.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-08

Tho city Of Washington has tho hlshcs.
monument In the world
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-08

N sufs and Ne thstoli ani vsliuisi rsneiy, nnL
Wnsiou's soorHisa ftrrF Tor cliidfrn Issthing.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-08

rvcrx dalisr spent IN rartcr's oinrer ronls
" we'll luYtsIri itfuidurs plif. aud hfiufi noituf
dilestilu, usticr tiVugih and batter hoAiih
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-08

The longest suspension bridge is the
Brooklyn bridge, BOSS feet.
The oldest German college is Heidelberg
1850.
The longest river Is tho Me, 400 miles.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-08

Tho strongest fortress In the word ir
Gibraltar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
From the South.

Elders George Irvine Jr, pnd Ernest
a. Gfliiin returned on Thuuday even
lur from a mission % the Southern
riStls, where they have teen Tor more
thau two year. Elder Irvine loit bic
home, IN the Sixth war; Of tai. city,
December 10, lsy., aud wna assigned
10 perform missionary labor Boz the
south Aiahamn conference. His travels
were IA Flurlla aud southern Ala
bamn, aud he reports that hu got along
quite well, lie met with kind treat.
mout from tho people, made many
blends, ami found consideTAOle inter
ett In the Gospel.
Elder GfIilin departed on his mission
October 10, 1892. His nome Is Ia Is.
cHlHnIe, Garfield county. His hrld oi
labor Tor nearly two and a half years
was In the NOuh CatOllnl conference,
where he found the people generally
very hOspitahiu. N1tWi.hfiauding the
iuu Terence 30 religious mftguf8 which
~ No frequent hu mot VITA many in
itrssied luyesllgAlgfB Of the Gospel
itu'hB. His health was good through.
OUT bic entire missiln, and both he
aud Elder Irvine return home feeling
well IN body anu spirit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
WORK oS TnE LEyEEA.
Squads Of soldiers Protecting q
Negroes at New Orleans.

Squads Of soldiers Protecting the
Negroes at NuW Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, March l5.-The
negroes went to work In the upper
Levers Mt seven O'Clock under military
protection. Ga tue lower loyee work
Is expected 10 begin Vt any moment.
All is quiet.
IL the small fquais Of a0ldieFs leaL-
Ing against cotton bales Or baking in
the morning sunshine on tho ton Of
freight piles had been missing from
tho leveo font this morning, no one
would have known that New Orleans
was ut tue present time passing
through one OF the Gales! labor crises
Il ever bad TO deal win. Ihe scene
along the levee today !s Ule OF bustling
activity,
Nearly every ship IN the port which
came 10 receive oargOes VI cotton II now
loaded. It II not known that work II
at standstill on any vessel, ThOee
shlpa which are handled by stevUdOTcs
employing cOlofed labor which fact
brought about the trouble last Tuesday,
aru being loaded HI fast as men aud
machlnta can store tho cotton bales IN
their huge hulls. The uafkles have no
lear now,
The people went 10 he'd last night
with feeling OF dread that before tue
night had passed something unusual
would occur. What they dreaded
most was fire. Many were under
the impression tIat tho atrik-
ors would apply the torch. The
rioters remained away ftom the levoo
and tho night passed of without any
exciting incident. The troops detailed
On tue upper lovee reached their desti-
nation att O'Clock AZ soon "a they
reached the various ships tbs negroes
started In to work. A low white screw
men hung around the scene but were
kept at u distance by the presence OF
troops.
Governor Foster this morning stated
no would keep the military On tue
river until all slguB Of danger had
passed away. He did not anticipate
any more riOtiug.
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Before Justice Smith.

-Four more vaEmnts, giving their
nEmea 90 John Ryan, Tom Williams,
Frank Martin ana John Wilson, were
arra.gnod before Police Justice smith
thll morning, anu upon conviction
were sentenced 90 twenty days i'm
pris9nment iu tue city jsil. The court
expresses the determination " pasb
long sentences upon those convicted Of
vaFIaucy 10 eco n u will have the
ELECT &C Kidding the city o. this clats
Ot individuals.
lu the CasuB Of John Doe Smith,
John smith aud John Doe Galoty, who
mad l,tg $50 each Tor their aI pearancp
thiB morning t. answer 10 the change
vi htopiug gambling houses, the money
WIS declared forfeited, aud iu that OF
Al bgon tuo sum OF so was forfeited
i0f lhg Same ueusu.
n. Albright aud Sam I0ruby were
EACH given nyu days Tor bOlug drunk.
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TnE BlCYCLE QUESTION.
Warm Discussion az Last Nights Meet.
ing VI the CouncIImcu.

A warm discussion was had on tho
bicycle question ut the meeting OF tho
city Council, us committee Of the
whole, held Last night Dr. Hewitt
was present and stated that the largo
numbcr Of mon and women who own
biuycltH were oHtiilrI 10 f.ghis, among
them being the use Of the tiIuwaIkr,
Ito aJkui ,uat they up granted the use
Of The sIIuwllks outside u tue paved
dislficts, aud that on ordinance be
passed regulating tho tpgDj. Also iOr
the appointment OF tNpIvc wherimUn
as special police Co cufOrco the otIi.
nance.
To was nuslly decided % exclude the
wheels from alI l.HuwBl.s william the
pavra gIH..irl anu 600 second south
iiOm West lfms'u TO f'W West. Out
riuc ihC IuvuI uiH'r.t tluy must not
rI4B tu 600 sidewalks 90 % speed 90 rx-
coed eight miles tUf hauE auI iu AZ
rr.aghi1g srglu-iIuu aubIl not exceed
four miirn rur hour For violation
OF ihu ordinance, iuc u from 90, 10
SO may De imposed.
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THIS TAXPAYER SAYS "SoY.
As 10 County BOud,-ict lie Proposes
Little Bond Scheme VI
Nis own.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah,
March 10, 1905.
Edltor Defsre, AeuG

March 10, 1895.
EdtOr Dcfere, NeWG
As 10 county bonds No. Lot the
people turn out aud vote No No more
Indebtedness Tor the county, city or
Territory under tho existing citcum.
stances. II the people here were able
TO take up these bonds OF large DO.
nomination and save the interest to
those who pay the taxes, then every
Taxpayer would be Justified In voting
Yes. But 10 IN the pus, tlcs0 securities
Will be bought by outside capitalists
AMI the real securities anu suretlrs, f.r
such are thn tuxpnycTs, Will have NO
huurht from the bonds, Tho NEWS %
last evening sts,ua "As between
warrants at eight por celt ana bOnIs
90 hvs per cent, buliuusI men
can hardly hgHitsle." Tho tn1pny-
ere ami hume Ownurd would rather
pay eight per cent uu paper that was
home currency AMI where the Interest
would remain with taO tax Uayer6
tran pay i've per csnit3 foreign syn.
dictate, The lmm6usa demand made
upon france ,by Germany after tho
Franco TutBlnu wEr bucaWa.a lenufl
20 tue French nation lu that tue gov.
o umvut ui Fra CO IssutI TenfC8 ur
bonds 10 raise the many hundred mll-
lions due % Germany, but iasuuI these
bonds iu such email denominations
that the French people were enabled
10 take up the entire securities mud
every lah0ter aud culuvst uftla sJlI
and wtayets Of silk land cloth
became holders Of these securities.
IL Salt Lake county wishes 20
borrow more money, let the bonds hu
made OF such small dimou8ious, say
from Eve dollars 10 ons hundred COLLAR,
anu place llG interest at nix per cent,
anu tuun give all tbB citizens o! tue
Territory chance 70 invest In them 20
the amount u one hundred thousand
dollars Tor this current year, or s0
much thereof as Is needed, and like
amount for each succeeding year until
the whole amount OF bonds would be-
absorbed, BY this means the tax. payors
mud farmer anu an bona fdo ciuz8u-
will reap benefit f1r this indebted
noes, anu NO more OF your paper would
be- held by foreign bond holdors who
are bonding you ami your uuIllFtu.
IaXpayeul Vote no more b0ndI n.
uurc Indebtedness! ilr the people OF
this Territory IN Any section until az.
Engagements can bg made % keep sucu
bonds among she people who are taxed
10 pay tue Interest thereon. We would
rather pay six pur csut 90 ourselves Ia
interest than 10 ppy i've Ior cent 10
.lroign gOldltes, anu the people Of thus
Territory would gladly receive tholf
Interest IN silver.
Respectfully yours,
SEYMOUR n. NuUNG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15

NEW YoHS, March l5.-pugll,st
Corbeit Gays that be had been trying
Tor months 10 arrange match with
Bob Fi,z-Immous tut he lad found 10
Impossible, He J0c8 not LOOK 10 be-
In very good condition. His face IL
nabOy anu HE atms arc not s1 hard 80
they used 10 be. Manager Brady saiG
COrbelt would meet FitEslmmous on
September 10 next anu that C0rbett
was putting up his own stake Tor the
contest
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oovsrnor Of Now south WnIc. Dsad.

SYDNEY, n. y. W., March i5.-Rirht
Hon. ST. Robert William Dufi, govor-
nor Of New 4 nth Wales, ls dead,
aged 90. Hu was formerly CONE
counties u B,un aud iiilcardiue,
Scotland. Ff0m 1891 10 1893 he WA =
mcnler " Parliament Cor the county
of Banh. Then be was appointed gov.
Ornorof Now South Wales.
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Inraly PaII.h cn,nnIlr.

a., D',gA0o, March lB.-Tbre, hmm.
vsils'y Polish parishonefs haye
v5Bi, lhal At sunrise today tbcy
tbu,.l Ake Possession Of Inc litilo b,icg
I'm oa, 81 ~, Hcdwig's paTlsb nno
hai ~, 1n,, ,le Rev, h.. 5eIlaoLok. VINO
Ibb 'u'WlI'ed them In lie morning.
Win ~, wac declares, will be- dane
iAsls,' ' s u necessary. Fifteen oou.
thuleb nv Inli policomua watched tho
illoes4 "' last night, waiting Tor The
sis b o.ys' yesterday morning the church
tlsB ~. Closed since February gitb.
Aroabl.uas parishoHCrs sent worI "a
ave M 1 nl btoiau that they wuuiI
isO oe,S ~ asnt by him. % one or
ave 6 ,s1', , the priests sant here
ailheps,e mpsllel to nee from Inc
lhelF oGaes were asttlsd
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NIB CUBAN REVOLT.
,,,p;pi laia1lry and ThTo5
thousand Cavalry
,,o ARMS AGAINST SPAIN.


,.rs March I5.-The latest
70 m CUBS fays tina. General
~ '.'' Tie new commandO'.in net,
w. .,''-',,oyblonal army, has 1900 IN
'u' "a aUOO cavalry under bic
h-p d They are armed with
a,,.,,pd flits. a Dispatch from
~ ,.' Wei uys several boais win
~ rows from the Spanish gunooat
h ~, Y,,trlle htrolird The shore OF
n. M, ali wednesday might wa'ch-
80 nlltu,icting eapeii'lon-f'-
~, rsdy to leave Tor Cuba
,,,,syAL oovERNMESr f1iniED'
80, Ma, March l5.-Cuban ad.
lAA,S ,i,nmgf Ohvoti, 10 az follows:
~ Of iuaufgeut bands and 10.
pl-.t., 80 mel In Los NegfHs and
e..l WV, provisional government
Ia Maximus Gomez has heen
80 csmmanjoT-in'chieL jose
g.slbs, bson designated envoy 70 ob'
' w fofrlgn counties recognition
~ ,5bels A. bblllgefunF.
w. bandfed spauiaris are said u
,,,, besn killed la tue battle oi
vtaiL ., ,,,,,,a
y,mSoroS, d. C., March To-
I,usf fum the capIain'gencfhl u
~, received by Minister Muiagua,
,,ibai everything IL quiet In the
~, p,oyinces aud that the only
S,syi comes from the possibility OIL
,'I,itg arms, ammunition anu men
Bbs United states. Tho people Of
~ rroru the cipiair-soucrnl, are
,-iI,,Iy opoosed TO al disturbance, this
t.ssins cass even with the iuaders Of
IN. sfmsf revolution, lie uiuorudlted
if.i,,st that the ruyoluiionista held a
rrgiallpal convention anu had
ts,fB c5mmAndtt.in-chlel ami
tsvyto the foreign governments and
v,r aJout 10 choose PRECEDENT for the
ttupluBlc Hnd issue u declaration
q. laiti endence.
Tnv minister also denied the report
o. Ae killing Of 800 Spanish soldiers NJ
lhs taue Of veglnla, saying that such
calamity vtuid have been quickly re-
l.iltd " hlui.
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ROME, March i5.-Tho Gi0wG'o TO-.
day. fe'culng TO the killing OF lhlians
at walseubufg, Colo, says that the
Italians we're cerialnly In the wrong ~
thsy killul H,NOu, the saloon keeper.
"Eut" tIc Gi0rHuls adds, "lhai docs
not Justify tho summary lynghlng Of
fiX prisoners. ltiHto 10 hoped that the
United Slsles viii act thrmly aud
rapidly, puulahlug tho guilty aud give
satisfaction 10 Italy.O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15

Proportions were introduced anu
referred W the Convention last evou-
ing anrt the close Of the Nkws report
on isllOWt:
Raleigh, Of gnlt Lake, Introduced an
article VA prohibition anu method Of
,uUmluing the same 10 vote Of tue
people. Committee on manufacturers
aud commerce.
Allen, uf HlutH, introduced prOpo-
sitiJu providing lgr the creation u new
cuuuiiuG Aut removing county seats.
Municipal corporations COumllter,
Also nom Allen, n fiulp, a PROPOSE
lion providing that 30 county shall hs
TofuUcl 10 uu area Ot lees than 40
square milgE, ihst no portion Of a c1uu.
" lha|l uu cut Oh without an Gllirma-
two vote % tw.-,niTd8 Of tho " tuTs OF
the Territory d ub cut On, nor added TO
another county without the consent vi
900 % mBlUri,y ui the voters of such
ululty; that M county seat shall be
rrmay. u unless two birds Of the voters
thal decide at general election ia
iuyUr Of suCh Temoyalj aud that county
scat elections shall not no held more
than once DO eight yugtf.
Ryan, Of Juau, introduced a prJpo,
b.tiou ou exemptions which was re-
fsrrtd % the legislative cOmmilteo.
Ryan, OF Juab, also iu,iO iuced a
proposition % limit powers Of corpora
lions ami companies which was rc-
terrell 90 tue committee on corpora.
tons other than municipal,
Ryan, Oi JuuD, also introduced the
following propositions
II shall DO tho duty of tho Legislature
At lts iirst session Hiior tho adoption OF
tho Constitution, To- ClasNiy tho several
cOuuuy. Ui tAU state aud tu prescribe tho
duties and ux In5 salaries OF ull state,
county and township officers not other
wlto provided for M this Constitution,
and establish ftBs that may be lawfully
charged by such officers ne tho discharge
OF their duties, Ia uIl yasos, how over,
such fuos shall DO tho exclusive property
OF the Sulo aud tho several county gOv-
ornmou.s,
Crane, OF Willard, introduced pro-
position on HpIUfliOum ut providing
that ono representative 10 Congress
quail be elected from the state Rt large
on the diet Monday OF Nov, 1895, aul
thereafter NJ such times, place., ana
manner 40 may be- prescribed; that
when q new app0r,lonment snail be-
ma IL by congress, the Legislature shall
divide the state into congressional die
llicls accordingly; that the Legislature
shall provide 10y law Tor an enumera.
don OF lhe inhabitants Of the State In
.,e yrsT 1895, aud every tonth year
thereafter Hud az the session next TO-
Continued on Page Fvo,l
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urIbcr Interference viii yr1loIs llIIuE

iuflhef Interference Win Vessels uYluE
the American dag.
A notable feature Of Secretary
Gfeshum's dispatch ie the statement
thRt when an American vessel ison her
usual route, the fact that fho 10
iusidc or outside the three
mile limit does not effect the
merits " tho case. From this II
ls apparent the secrclafy has taken
bis stand on tho decision Of the
Alabama claims commission which
was practically new dicium 10 LITTER.
national law, FORT had been the rule
previous 10 that decision 10 regard az
ueyUud question the right Of a nation
10 uuiaiu suspicious vuratls y asiug
within tho lin Of three milcs from The
coasts over which its MARIO lufisulC-
ton extended. 40 will undoubtedly cost
spain bitter effort 10 accept The force Of
this doctrine, tor n this riEht ~ stop
suspicious ships In Cuba'A water is De.
nitd, tHe task Of maintaining 40
effective blockade against hli6uilorInE
expeditions will 10 extremely difficult,
u mot Impossible, without recoufnu 20
formal autuoW iOlgmunt Oi the Dol.
ligOrenCy OF the insufgenin. Itls fully
expected, iu view OF tno PROMPT action
Of ibe spanish minister here, that 10
spain was wrong sno would make
all proper ropatatOn, aul that
the Incident will DO speedily aud
peacefully settled. IL ,h0wovoT tho
spanish government should Dee stuuE
by the urgency shown By the United
States 10 refuse 10 meet our domaud0,
Minister Taylor may demand his pace.
ports Hud uuleis cooler cOunhcls may be-
coming from some dislutsfrsied anu
ffieudly nation, an ugly complication
may bo the result, ending in the pres
encc Of a considerable fleet uf the
United States naval vessels Ia CUBAN
waters ~ plolec. the shipping.
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Of Tho route as have not been over
AMI viii dus1 q you .usiru, aud nUd
y.u all / can. In tie meantime /
shall bo pleased 20 give you any it.
formation / poas17s, aud { am pretty
well p .s,Cl and could DO more i0f you
at this end than huy QUO clse.v
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PlRnoNE6 ny ALtGELr.
''''ush the Enorts OF IA PaitnfuI
Woman.

,,elllAdo, March 10. After tho fail
,gv'4lle VI Miss Lulu lSeiver and
,,i u..l b BngIey, January 95, the
I1,i ,,mi,gd her hubbard that she
~, NJ. % all 10 her power to secure his
Nv, N.Y. Ovloro tho expiration Of his
- Term, Governor AIlgeld has
n laIl9ned Blgley, and as coon as
S'''tt,uaiail'es can DO carried cut ho
f,.', I'm, i,se 70 thank his wifo for her
vt,, wy was a Hyde Park lewelor,
hni''aa away with watches len with
C,s,' ~ oe .ilepaiIed, spent few DAYS in
M, iuliIui was arrested there, brought
i,ita4lclodi tried and sentenced.
f.,s, Vine Of his lapse from The
K,I,.,u ~ was paying court ~ Miss
hi ~ VINO refused 10 rsuounce him.
slt,.g1,'y We're married In Inc iaii.
TN I ul' hme the young bride hps
Iin.S 1Allg TO secure her hubbandjs
vlre '1u To-Day her efforts were IL.
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PmLADELPutA, March l5.-At the
solicitation Of Charles IL. CmmG, Mics
Frances l.. Griscome, daughter Of
Clement A, duic0mu, president OF the
International Navigation company,
VIII name the big passenger s.eumshl
NJ 81. Paul on March IS.
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tnE cuIVlsE LOAN.
Londsn Tluantial circles Mach ir-
ttrtsisd ia the Matter

AHNNAiNa - AAN ~
NV YogR, March ia special
g. ne Hramu L0ntOu say':
L0rsol hna1cial circles htu mucn
ialsie.isI 10 ihs question o; the ilOat-
iag q lhe ChiuosU loan N the negOtia-
tons ~ roicc depend upon China
pJlag heavy indemnify TO Japan,
he hd Chinese loan WINS almost an
ilssllls hllafo on the London nnd
e3nulslnl markets although u wRs
glanllsei BY the customs duIiea VI
he lisily ports. The representatives
q he Rllhichilds and other large
i'ni btfu sald tonight that no prOpU-
ilIl9n bad been received yet from
ChIta ioi an indemnity loan. 10 IL
Itiy large there certainly would bethe
giuui aillcully IN negotiating II.
latit wolil bo loss difficulty " Japan
ia'aIi occupy PoKing anu admin
h'ii NE a1alrs oi the "colestial" er-
lL
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LIVERPOOL, March l6.-In the nilh
L.l4 Vi eouulug tlr tho Waterloo cup
y AIeai Today, toe Fortuna Favunte
sN NE Falconrr and ThouIhtless
ss.4ly doiealud the Gallant In the
s slA iouni lhoughtless Beauty won,
WHALING the Fortuna Fayente.
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81 IOsEpn, Mich, March To-
hN,iag1 from tho steamer ChiuoTa
sa.'h was lot with twouty.iour pct
~ ib9lfi several weeks ago, has
tila coming ashore hero.
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ADvAScrIN WAGES
Pleasant News TO Ton thousand
Imnioyes.

Mt. PLEAsANT, Pa, March 10
Not since the halryon days IL the old
syndicate has the Clnuellsvllls cocker
received such pleasant news M came
10 almost ten thousand employees OF the
Ffck and 5luthwcst companies At
uoou today, when notices were posted
at nll their wUTks stating that an ad-
vance la wages averaging i5 pur cent
will 20 into effect In April Tue rate
Tor miulug pes 100 bushels goes from Is
10 90 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15

ltALlNi March l5.-rho reported
.','n q Prince Joaquin, the sixth
=, y Emperor William, IL Officially
, Y, The princo ia I've years
~. All suffering from inflammation
"~' V'Woh' lie is slightly improved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
SILVER Certificates at ~.

New ioHS, AlMoh l5.-Silyer cor.
tincates to the amount of 5000 sud
this morning on the Stock Exchange
at 90. THIS Is tho highest price para IN
u long time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15

PARIS, March l5,-At banquet
given 10y the sugar renuerB Last oven
ing Premier ~. Ribll declared that
hc would support ~ proposition 90
place sugar tax On all extra European
eugar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15

OsBoRNE, Islr Of wight, March 10.
Sir Henry Frederick P0ps0uOy,
private secretary 10 QuoruNicloria anu
keeper Of the puyy purse, who was
stricken with paralysis On Janusfy z,
Is dylug, aged 40.