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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

A New } ork scientist thinks that very
cold weather is hardest or people Of
luxurious habits and living. since they
have not the constitution OF those harden
cd to exposure. True; but people OF lux
urious habits do not have TO expose their
tender selves TO the chilling blast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

Professor Charles y. Briggs declares
that no religious organization in history
has enjoyed such u marvellous growth IN
50 short a time as the Salvation Army.
The assertion that religious fanaticism
would some day run away with the world
is supported in this fact
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

one remarkable result Of the general
mourning in Russia has been the Increase
in the number Of marriages. This is ac-
people are forced to spend their even
ings in domestic circles. Thus crocodile
tears have met speedy punishment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

Female progressiveness" ought TO find
encouragement in this bit of informa-
ton. Until the close Of the seventeenth
century it was almost impossible to OBJ
tain female dancers, as ladies' would not
dance in public; so young men and boys
We're habited as women and took the
female parts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

a Hungarian farmer recently tried 10
shoot his tenth wife and her father. lie
explained that the previous nine wives
had all consented to be divorced when he
asked them but that this one had an
noyed him by refusing. owing to the in
judic'ous advice Of her father. Let us,
who believe in woman, indulge in the
hope that the tenth victim would have
consented, too, had not the father inter-
fered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

historian has discovered that chairs
were used IN Egypt as long ago as 800
b. G. OF course they were. People were
just as fond Of sitting down then as now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

the certificates issued under the Bland act
Of 1873. but it gives gold for the notes
Issued under the Sherman act OF 1880.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

The Petersburg income-tax collector
says he was surprised TO find so many
people whose incomes fell little below
$500 a-year. L is indeed surprising 10
near that he was surprised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

The financial situation is a grave orc,
but 1t was dug with free-silver spade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

Miss Annie Blocker the only female
survivor Of the Elbe disaster, was re-
ceivcd by Queen Victoria at Osborne
House Monday. The Empress Frederick
Of Germany was present. also. and Miss
Boecker was douby honorcI. Miss
Boecker's interesting position ought to
take a substantial turn. y melo-draua
in which a shlpwreck occurs is suggested.
Mr.. ". $. Strattoh. Of Denver. who
shipped a million dollars worth Of eoid
ore recently, and whose income TINS year
is said to be two millions and five hun
dred thousand dollars. Is described as
quiet and retiring" He has "A perfect
right to retire and give somebody else a
show.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

Hon. !. Z. Lawless. Secretary OF Tie
Commonwealth. Richmond. Va:
Dear Sir,-IOur letter OF the 10th in
slant forwarded from my Richmond
office. has been received. and TO its en-
quiries win make reply.
/. To Mr.. Edward l.. G. Scott, secre-
tary or the Electoral Board Hanover
county, who asks whether. In printing
the election tickets il will he ne essary
for me, as secretary OF my hoard. to
print the names on the tickets in the
order or arrangement furnished by you
tSecretary OF the Commonwealth? II
not, VIII you please advise me whether
our board must follow any particular ar
rangement OF names on tckets.
reply the ballot law prescrlbes no
order or arrangement for the names Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-18

from the twelvo-inch gun, save fof
having been cracked down the middle.
Tho plate WIS fourteen inches thick,
and OF Herveyized nickel steel. IL wat
fastened 20 structure representing tue
sidn o. hattleship. Ia touny's test q
Notwithstanding armJg piercing shell,
Weighing i,i0J plnnds, was fired from
a thirlsen.inch rife, VITA $50 pounds
OF powder y distance Ct $50 loci, with a
velocity OF l,S0O feet u sco1ud. IL
struck the plste on that portion unin-
juTsd by thc,pfsvious shots, cracked II
into three pieces, penetrated the plate
and bulkheads supporting ~, and dis.
appsated In the saud.
There was no doubt expressed among
the naval officials that tho anot would
have penetrated any iafmor made, and
In a shlp equipped with the plate like
that tested to-day, tho opinion was the
shot would have penetrated tbs ship
Rni knocked the plate of the opposite
eide. While the plate was penetrated,
yet the ofilcofs said the fact that It was
cut through 80 cieanly, and 10 little
shattered, proved II was equal 10 any
plate yet made.
II hiss been claimed that n shot
pierce an afmor plate that the siruciur.
ri portion Of the ship 10 which the
plate was b0ltei would bo damaged for
twelve OF fifteen feet along tho ships
sides. The shot today upset this theory,
~ II damaged the structure only To-
cally.
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MALLnR,a roNpIrIoN.
he ~ Somewhat improved In ueaiih
and Probably Innocent.

hhN Ef"hhuat Ahh"ffhs
wAsHisuTOS, Sept. l7.-MT. Lang
ston OF counsel for cx.Consul Waller
and Paul Bray, etop.son OF tho latter
were ut the STATE department today.
They have received long letters from
Waller, showing that his health Ia ini-
proving slightly. AS the Rdvicts re-.
ccived mere are 10 the effect that the
record OF the oourt-marliai In this case
cannot possibly roach Paris before thu
22nd Jnst., Mt tho ear.ita', the state
menfof o French newspaper, showing
that w Here case Is Il hopeless ono, 10
entirely ditotcdited mere. An Import
ant witness In Walters behalf, and
one who it {, alleged can DO relied upon
10 prevent any "dootofiug" oil tue
couit-risrtlal record, will Start tor the
United States In isw days from Lon
dou. This 10 Ir. l.. L. Woodiord, q
civil engineer, ami nn American ciu.
zen, who was IN Madagascar al the
time Of tho Waller trial, and N July
convefsant with all OF the facts. Mt.
MoldiUrd mas nads n concise report
already to Secretary Oiney Of Nil the
facts o. they iell under hia oblefvatloni
aud while his statement does not nc
quit Waller OF errors of judgment, II
10 said that II docs show that he was
Innocent OF any crime aud tnnt he has
been ouirageously treated. Because
Mr.. WOodfOri was a dieinleresIeI wit
moss his evidence has great weight
legally, and since he has been IN
Eatope no has been Ia communication
with EmhAssAJor Eueiis, aud has
given him such aid In tho prosecution
Of the cass ~ IL lay In his power TO
afford.
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR COIL
HAULERS.

"ihe Old Church Niue" in Gra,s
Greek furnishes the bes. Weber coal
known.
The mine is now In shape to supply
all teams rom distanre cheap.
Lump Sl,15. stove '5 cents rer ton.
thn tulien Niue, bting nearer this
CITY, the rai'a VIII be- No follow;
Lump $500 stove (lafge AM cleanl
$500 per ion. Nut (tiidleg) % cents
per tun.
slack, containing Nut ami res, 10
ccnte per wagon Loaf.
The Grhs4 Creek Clrl IL worth twer.
iy-nvc PER cent more thSn any other
Wcber Coal.
To thoie who como n long distance,
stnblipg 10 provided a. the Culleu mlau
rec. w. w. CLuFF, Agent.
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law that has been 30 plainly written
that he 10 responsible for II, and | shall
discharge him. will give my reasons
hereafter In writing.
At thu clouing remarks some PERSONS
applaujeJ, anj tho court, turning H.
thcm, said; 81 will sead you all to
jail"
They could not, however, be identi-
fled. The courtroom was crowded with
lawyers, preaohors and nugilltie. Tho
state was Represented by tho attorney
general. He tAi1 TO IA Associated
Press representative that no has no
further procedure TO take.
The points OF contention by the at
attorney general were; First, that the
orlmiual law making prizs.nghting n
felony and furnishing II AZ u misde-
moanof had precedence over and re-
peslod the civil law licensing prize
iighting, aud second, that the law WAS
Introduced when the laws were codi.
fiei, aud wins re.enaciod and not =
continued law.
De'endnnps counsel contended that
~ tho criminal law went into effect
on the 2nd OF last August and the H.
conss law on the Let Of this September,
the criminal law wns repcalei, and
they also contended and cited evidences
10 show that now lava hal been added
20 the statutes by the co1ifioTs aud az
proved by the legislature.
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DESvER. Sept. ia special TO tho
Republican fiom Aibuqucfque, y. H.,
tays: The Tins OF tho Irrigation cum
gtssa today was mainly tngon up by
a consideration Of the proposition 10
psk tho general government 10 under
take the task OF retaining the nrli
lands OF the Wesi by tho construction
OF dams aud reservoir, ut national tx
pense. Ii Ia c1ntendei that ths IL
90 grea. task for indy dual effort,
and that the government Will have "
do II.
Col. Carr, Of Illinois, Ex-Governor
Sheldon, OF California, Georges q. Can
non, Of Utah, anu several other prom
inent men took part In tho discussionu
today. Tho delegation from the Re.
public OF Mexico arrived todsy.
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Philharmonic, Sept l7.--Superin-
tondent Krotk will commence tomorrow
the coinage OF double eagles from tho
millions OF dollars In gold bullion now
stored IN tho yaulss OF the ain. in this
city. Tue press has u capacity OF $1,000
pieces day, which by working TO Its
iull capacity VIII givo au output o.
over Sl0, 200, COO month. This course
will DO pursued by the superintendent,
IN the reserve gold fund In tho instltu.
ton 10 now quite low, AMI because OF
the weekly shipments TO New York Gnd
other cities 1t is desired to rsplenish
them.
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Don't Wait.

Ships that have been crippled BY tho tempest
and enfeoblcd BY hard Noi age. are needed
ana ttrCngihCnod against coming thuudcra
the duckH, 10 MAir UNTIL IMti ARR
AGAIN huCkkD ~ Mip.uCEAS STORMS
U.s. 10 TLNlI TnL DESTROYING AZ.
bELsi
uon't you walt Tale advantage Of Doctor
g. W, chores generous provision for this
month hud treatment. care and al med.
iciucs until cured ~ Tue whole aud only cost
% IS u1 month for everything and juu viii
DO 10 n condition TO stand aEAirst Tue ugofa
anu hlizHArds % winter, when they come.
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ANARCHY IN AfRIOA.


hhailHhmen Murdered ana Eaton.
LONDON, Sept. IL. - Private lot.
wh which have been received here
rom The kongo free state nay that NJ.
IAih thete ars In q condition verging
on anarchy. Encounters between
hsi2lan forces and natives which have
psen represented 10 official dispatches
a. resulting In Belgian victories, are
yenes.
II IL reported that two Englishmen
ntaysllng In the Kongo free state, have
Teen murdered and eaten by the ma
I'VE. A Belgian expedition under
lieutenant FrAquir was attacked by
sauNss on February 18th. The col.
slets ha'tily formed themselves into a
,.shoN iqusre, upon which the ma.
ives rushed with such overwhelming
.olee That tho Belgians wsro put 10
'uut within ten minutes. Shortly az.
@'na'1 II became hnown, according
n .he correspondent alluded tc, that a
salNe chief named Ndofuma had
,acIed Captain HAnson and tho
,s nVieoi his escort, numbering sixty
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FHou UUnA.
Prosr.t OF the Insurrsctlsn en- the
North Coast


BosroN. Sept. l7,-rho British
steamer TAI, lust In ~ this port from
Cuba, September l0ih, brings nows Of
n serious state of AilaiFs ut Banet, tho
most important fruit port on tue north.
cru COST. This Taff reports that Benes
has teen evacuated hy tue Spanish,
alter feeble resistan ct; that the entire
section OF the leland " now IN the
hands OF the Insurgents and Glbsrl,
which In ono OF the strongest aud best
fortified cities on tho coast, ~ In n
psIilous position, although tho SDan =
iaris have between 1000 aud 5000
soldiera at this point anu two men.oi.
war IN the harOor.
When It became known that the
rebels threatened Banes, NJ. Dumefs,
who practically owns tho town, aud
who 10 one Of the woallhiest planters
on the island, sent TO the Spanish OIL
ciala NJ GibATa, about forty miles uis-
tant, AZ urgent request for troops, aud
the Tail was plscea at tho disposal Of
the government for tue transport alton
OF troops. About 100 soldiers were
hastily put on board the Tail and
shipped TO Banes, but after they had
arrived they found that the rebels had
already sacked the town and wsro
camped on the outskirts 20 tho number
OF about 5000. There were only about
Goveniy.hvo Spanish soldiers at Fort
Bane'. and they made n show Of ro-
sistance until overw hoimed by num-
beers, when they were forced 10 fail
back.
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MONTREAL, Que, SEPT. le.-It h,e
bsen decided to mold grand colonial
exhibition hero nsxt year, opening
Msy "a, closing October IL. Tue ex-
hibition will comprise the products OF
five colonies. Canada, Australia, Now
Zealand, tho Cape colonies and New
Foundlanb. 1t In said the govern.
ment will grant $3.50, 900 to tho exhi-
hilton.
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SARATOGA, Sept IL. The state Re
publican convention closed lite sessio n
tonight, after following closely the
work mapped out by its lchders. II
named this ticket for Presentation to
the people OF this state In November
next:
For secretary OF state, John Palmer
OF Albany.
Comptroller, James J.. Roberts OF
Erie.
State treasurer, A. b. COlvin Of
Warren.
State engineer, q. w. Adams Of
Oneida.
A,iornsy-senoral, f. L. Hancock Of
OnondAgA.
Judge OF the court OF appeals, Col.
Ora Il. Martin OF Broome.
Tho platform demands enforcement
OF the Sunday liquor law and the
prcsyrvation Of tho sabbath. IL scores
tho Democratic administration for
failing 10 defend the rights OF Ameri.
can citizens resident or travelling In
foreign countries, and for permitting
foreign c1uutries to enoroaon ON the
western hemisphere. The tariff and
the handling Of tho deficiency question
by the last Democratic CongToss ro-
ceivo condemnation. A sound AMI
stable currency, giving tho people q
DOLLARS worth for dollar, Il Endorsed.
The return OF prosperity 10 nailed as
resulting from the election OF n Repub.
lican Congress, giving confidence to
ths people In the assurance that further
tarin tinksrlDg will be impossible. The
ignorance aud unwise policy OF the
Dem Gratis Ia passing mn uuoonstitu-
tional Income tax In referred 70, and
the favorable record OF the Repu blicaus
In Congress In opposition to that law
Gov. MoTtou's wise anu patriotic nd-
minisiratlon 10 ind0isgd, aud his oandi-
dacy tor President formally launched.
The dangers TO tho people OF the return
OF tho Democrats 10 power In this state
arc portrayed, asserting that the same
gentlemen who have been repudiated
by the voters are still In charge OF the
affairs OF tbs Democratic party In this
state, and that their return to power
will mean but repetition Of the old
outrages. Tao Raines balloi.reform law
Ia pointed 10 as tho best enactment for
ballo. reform yet passed IN this state.
The platform further sets forth that the
demands OF the people In tho oi,y OF
New York have been granted In reform
legislation.
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RIcuMOND, No., Sept. iT.-Dr.
Fraker, ths insurance swindlcr, who
has been 10 jail here since his capture
In tho Minnesota woods, waived pre-
liminaty examination this afternoon
and WAS bound over TO tue grand Jury
In the sum OF $4,000 by Juetice Me-
Cuiston. Ffaker will mako no effort
10 yet ball, and viii 90 bAok 20 laM.
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PRIZE FIGnTISa LEGAL.
s" and fitzsimmon. May Civ
Their fGhIbitIsu ia r.xn..

''"s" and fitzslmmon. May Give
Their fxhibitIoa In Texas.
DALLAsi Tox., Sept. l7.-Aflsr two
sAya consumed In argument on the
naoeAs corpus hearing Of Jesalo Clark,
gaa,sed with prize fighting, Chief
Justice J. NJ. Hurt, Of tho court Of
S,llllnAl appeals, decided thla after.
Wholly imperative.
rue court said; cit was 1 who frss
msssAIsd TO make prlss fighting a lei.
10y, wanted the ttale OF Texas TO
20 s' m advanced ground on tho sub.
vi when regarded Ne the mos,
NV su'al o. acts. But my private opinion
NJ, ho,nlhg TO do with tho law. 1 do
NV ~, uelieve that under tho provislons Of
~ statutes or the well-ssitled rule OF
''H'"ue1ion, this man has violated a
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So A Month Until Cured.

All patients beginning treatment
during september, no matter what
the natur. OF the trouble, Will receive
care, treatment, ana all medicines
uniii cured at .he whole aud only cost
oi 90 month. 'This pays Tor every
ching. Iegin treatment nc once TRhe
advantage of this generous provision
for ali ohrOnic sufferers,
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SILVER usp,Discu-. ,he Campaign.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE leaders Of
the various free silver movements
were In session ut the Auditorium to-
day, endcayoting TO agree upon some
plan OF unity OF purpose and action.
There were represented dtzsn differ
snt organizations Of bimo,Hllic forces
aud lnTeo Of national character,
tho timetable league, Bimetallio
union and National Silver OF
ganiEatlon, originating twin tue
Memphis convention. Juuse Miller,
pIeildent OF tho last named organl-
zAti9u, presided. General A. J. War.
ner, tepr eeeutcd the Bl.metallic League
and Col. Merrill, OF Montana, the 81.
mstalllo Union. w. IL. Harvey advo-
Gated consolidation. Judge Miller was
this principal advocate OF separate or
ganiza,lons.
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r.ri. orator Of Tennessee he, ..

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. ls.-Yd-
tsrdsy. ut Ciatksville, n monument
was unveiled TO the memory OF Gus
tAyus A. Henry, enc OF the noted pub
lie men OF this state In tho days OF
Wings and Democrats, and well
known as "rhe Eagle Orator OF Ten
nessee."
Ho served several terms in Con-
grow.
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LONDON, sept. l7.-1hs Times To-
morrow will publish a dispatch from
Shanghai, which says ihat several
pri,onera were executed today Mt l6u
Cheng In the presence OF the oonsuls.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

The largest and choicest collection we
ever have shown Especially notice
able are: Mohaifs, latquatds Sui,ing,
Ma,laisse, Crepons, Bouehes, BOUT
souillc, etc.
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PURs.

Our stock OF Furs In every caneeiy.
able grade and style will be unsurpassed
this season.
80 inch long Coney Capes, sS5.75
80 inch long Electric Seal Capes,
$1,000.
50 inch long Asirachan capes, SIG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-18
PRAISE AND iHilK
DOCTOR SHORES.

BTTTEH ALREAnY-At the end Of two
weeks. / write 10 saw tuat already I feel much
better. That heavy iceling IN Ihs back OF my
head "a not nearly 80 bad, 800
ca 22nd street, ogden Utah.