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Oriental AdvIces.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IL. - The
stoam,hip CITY OF Pekin arrived to-
ni lht from Kongkong via Yokohama,
br nging the following Oriental al
vices;
The Tlen Tsln correspondent OF the
North China Mail saye that on October
gI.h there were i've Russian mon'oi-
war inside OF Port Arthur anu nine
outside,
Now. has been received OF the MAJ
saore OF twenty-five Manila soldiers
who had deserted from ratam, n MILL
tafy station. The Spanish gunboat
MARQUES dol Duofo visited Sandakan In
searcn OF tho deserteTs. Tue men
were deooyed to the beach ana gave up
their arm. They were surrounied by
force OF Spanish marines ans Borueo
Dyaks. Al u given signal fire was
onsned on the dvsefteTs. Some rushed
into the water where they we're slaugh'
tered by the Dynks, and oil perishei'
Many Of the bouies were horribly mu-
tilated.
Tne loss OF lie on the steamer
"Kuugpni," which blew up ut sea,
was 500, instead OF 500, M at hIat re-
ported. la addition $50 were badly
scalded anu burned. on the ofiicers
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brought out the fact that Amos ]
btillvell died Instantly from n blow
from an AK, and that ths body had
bean moved after death.
w. :. League, n florist OF Hannibal,
lns next Wi1nea,, described the fading
Oitho BODY. Tue testimony In the
man agreed With that Of Dr. Gleason
ana tends TO prove that the mau was
lying down when struck. The state is
Trying TO prove TINT Siiliwolp5 body
was moved after death TO prove the
claim that he was rising up Ia bed to
attack the alleged burglar, who, Mira.
Hsarne said, committed the deed.
The sensation OF the afternoon was
tho testimony Of Mfs. DR.. Gleasou,
whose busband was on tho stand
earlier She told Of being awakened
on the night Of the murder. Witness
dressed herself ami won't TO the sun.
well fesidence, arriving there about .
O'clock, pnd the fret person she met
was DR.. Honrhc. Che remarked, away,
doctor, how did you yet hero before
did when live ~ cl.st2"
He replied thst be had not been 10
bed, aud then related about being AZ
the Munger party, anu proceeding
with Mf. Aud Mis-. stillwell down
Fifth street, when they lott tho party,
aud then went on 10 his office, ~ was
bis custom, TO fix tho IRE In the
furnace. The witneHi stated that Dr.
Hcafne remained nj the Stillwell house
oil night, and that he was almost con.
tinuhliy ut the side of Mrs. 5tillvell,
that the widow said ~ him, "Don't
leave meb
Witness said that Dr. Hearne was n
frequent visitor 10 the house before the
murder.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. ll.-A special "
the Republic from Paris, Tex, sayt:
The trial Of NJ 4. NandlvUr, joan
Gregory, IA. p. Dlokey, 5. u. white
ana ]. ID. Mayo, charged with tue
mIrder Of Gerald Bryant on July Il,
lS9s,in the CbickAsaw nation, was con
cluded this evening. The jury re-
turned u verdict hgainet oil hye for
mauslaughter.
TORONTO, Dec. i2.-tn the trial OF
Arthur \. DIoks Tor the murder VI HIS
wife, tue Judge alter hearing the evil
donce for the prosecution Vt tho fug-
gestion Oi the crown counsel, withdrew
tue case, not considering there was
proof Of any murdet He is eth hell
f0tarson.
OMAHA, Doc. 9.-Testimony was
taken Today m the case OF janice len,
charged with the murder Of William
Cbapple. A number Of Witnesses
testified 10 reachir K the scene Of the
crime as the victim was cxpiting. Mrs.
tsh screamed that she killed CnappIc
tor asssulting her. Later che said her
husband told her 10 make this claim,
though he hal done the shooting.
ANAMOsA, Ia, Dec. - The case
Of the state Of Iowa VI II. 4. Curtif, the
editOr VI the AuRmOgn Daily Call, who
IL Is charged was tbs husband OF four
wives, and who hes been held iu iail
here for elk montnB, IL now on trial
IL took but hal. an hour to lmptncl n
jury. CuTtis's last wife, Mics Arnold,
II present RAa witness.
DIS MoINEs, H., Dee. l2.-Editor
n. h. Curlig, who was afralgueI yer
tof1ay at Anamasn, In. charged with
bigumy, vas convicted lousy, nnd
will DO sentenced TO tue penitenuoty
for live years uu Monday next
Ban FRANCISCO, Dec. a. rhe Jury
Ia tho case VI X. IA. Mcdonald, iOI
embczzlOment VI Pacific bank fund.-,
this afternoon returned n verdict y.
acquit,Al. The Jury In former trial
| e. TO agree.
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ENGINE OF DEATH.
o,,sl tho Best RspId-ats Guns In
vented by AaG.m,
,or on MS WAY TO WASHINGTON.
$50 naval Piece and Guaranteed TO
fire six Hundred Shots
Minute.

vrv YORK, Dec. l2.-What Is
- IN be one ut the best rapid-iiro
.,a. invented by Maxim arrived here
-, rom Liverpool on tho Majestic,
Wv. Wv, !. now Oh its way to Washington.
m, CON came in charge OF W. Btod'
- ~, .Clote, who represents Maxim.
.,un is only a trifllc over four feet
~ -, ana welghts only III pounds.
~ a.',sven,ors guarantee its ability to
~ son rounds per minute, or ten shots
-. ..,nd. It is intended 40 a naval
~. and will have to be tested before
~. no accepted. According to Mr.
y e ~ .Clote, no other couniry,oWns
biou'i,ih stean 90 tue came as this guu.
sun.,bnioally described Va an auto.
u ~ - and consists Of n barrel sur
maNg nv water-lackot and the
,.eul.ltc mechanism. .-
I'}u" entirely automatic in action,
" allied with ammunition by
bslps a, a belt. ono man IL required
meau ,S A. and lac can devote his en-
Ire attention 70 po'n''ss :" at,s,
.tspled especially for defense Agalns'
,.,lsdo boats with high speed.
"'tt il adapted TO the uGe OF sm oke-
~ ,ewJef. "A distinctive target may
~ ,n,sinsd Mt all times, ana enable
y, ,teIann.afer 10 hit any moving object
Va, tanre without even using the
M n,st.' Ils caliber IL large enough for
l ,ge n.e Of projectilos Of sufficient
w,,gbt 70 penetrate the sides Of light
" lie gun is 20 light that when hring
AZ fapidly.moving OBJECT u can %
FAMED with the utmost sass' The let
W Of the gun-Gror boing firmly
.,.'.sd aralnat tue snoulder-pieos aud
N. tight hand on the pistol grip, ho
~. complete control over the move
ssrt. ol the gun. The velocity OF tue
1,'i'c,,le will be about / 200 feet per
second.
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AnnENIAS OUrRAuE-,
nohammsdans Ready to Loot the
Bazars In Unns,antinppis.

Hohammsdaus Ready to Loot tho
ba<hrs In Constantinppis.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Times will
tomorrow publish u dispatch from Con-
stnntinople which say,; For days past
tho Turks AMI Kutda have been pour
ing into the city from the devastated
region Of Asia Minor. Their primary
object is the disposal OF tho loot when
they have obtained during tho massa.
ctCs. They afu also hopeful OF \ richer
harvest IN this event OF the permitting
Of n Tising at STEAMBOAT. Their stories,
coupled with the display Of plumber,
have infiamod the lowest class OF
Mosloms with an aching ucaire 10 al
tack tho bsaars. They are ready 10
seize upon the slightest provocatlou for
an attack.
IL Is unwholcsOmely significant Of
the state OF aflglts that the government
" solzing anu deporting daily numbers
OF Armenians, from the poor but robust
clatser.
lhe news from the interior increases
IN horror with every mail. In places
within short distance, massacre anu
plllage are H;ill Of daily occurrence,
and everywhere destitute ArmeniHns
are Hooking into thn large towns,
where there IL NO means Of feeding
them, No news mas bsrn renewed from
Ieiiouu, aud none IL expected until all
tue Zvilounlis have been Killed. The
dittrIct awartns with Basin Bazouks,
and every road and bridge Is guarded
with troops.
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aud crew ouiy thirteen were saved.
Most Of those killed were Chineio
toi1iers.
AZ result OF the recent Htlempt Of
Hongkong Chinese conspitators TO
capture Canton, flity-threo Chinese
have been executed.
THIS Helen Fu correspondent OF tho
North China DAILY News writes that
the MohRmmodan rebellion iu the
northwest is spreading. SO iaI the
Moslems ore having 10 all the!r own
way, as the Chinose are unwilling to
dghi. The imperial troops zen. against
them have been anuihilated, twenty
bsitalions being utterly routed.
AT Cnemulpo, November lSih, iotly-
eight men Of II. NJ. =. Edgar were
drowned. a company OF seyopty.ono
men was returning nom shore 10 n
boat, which was capsiEod by the heavy
seas. All were drowned except three
officers aud eighteen men.
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LADIES DIsAGHEE.
Well known Temperance Lecturers
May Appeal 10 the Courts,

May Appeal 10 the Courts,
BOsToS, Dec. 1.-The Standard
will publish tomorrow brief history
OF a difficulty that exists between Mrs.
Helen NJ. Cougar, the temperance ad.
vucate Of Lafayette, lnd., and Mrs.
Marion A, LiveTmote, tho well-known
woman suffrage and temperance
lecturer OF tubs state. Mrs. Liver
more has already secured the services
VI counsel, aud says she Will certain
ly permit no statement rejecting on
her character to pass unnOtioeJ,
Tho difficulty began this fall In the
United states circuit court, when Mrs.
l,lyermOTs WAS "a witness Ia tho suit
brought against Congressman Elijah
Morse by ME-. Cougar. Mrs. Llvermote
testified that sue knew MrF. Cougar
well, anu that She occasionally used
"haTsh ana abusive language" Mrs.
LivermOFo GltD said she had never
teen member OF the prohibition party
Of this state,
A letter appeared IN the last issue Of
the New York Voice, signed by Mrs.
Cougar, ia which Hhe SHARPLY took Mrs.
LiysTniure to tack ana sought TO SHOW
that she did not speak the truth at the
trial.
Mrs. Cougar alleges that Mrs. Liver
more supported thu Prohibition nomi'
nee, ana quoted from HOu. John T..
81. John Tor the purpose VI showing
mat she left tins Republican party ami
Joined the Prohibition party. Mrs.
Cougar also denied other statements
which Mrs. LlyermoTe made NJ the
trial.
Mrs. Livermorc, when seen tonight,
was very indignant, and pronounced
the letter In the Voice a Tissue OF mis.
representations. Mu. Livermofe had
handed the entire matter over to hei
c0u nssl.
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ruE DEATH or THURMAN.


men Removed. says Mckinley
CotuMuus, o., Dec. l2.-Upon learn
t,s M the death OF ex-senator Thur
nan this afternoon, Governor Mchin-
isv aid, ,"rhe death Of Judge Thur
mn IA a deep loss to Ohio aud to the
nation. His long and useful public
career, characterized ~ II was ny no.
bllity Of purpose and purity OF char
aelsr, endoared him TO the hearts OF
ne pe,ple, irrespective OF party or
tolllie.. His death removes one Of the
rNlonis greatest statesmen anu ono OF
Ohiois greatest citlzene, and all mourn
In los "A We would u beloved friend"
Coyefnor Mckinley tonight Issued
The following; ,.,
uObio has lost ono Of It's noblest citl-
f,ns. Allan q. Thurman died at /
O'clock today Rt his home In the city
sfColumbuf, at the rips age OF 81. he
wasA statesman whose sturdy Integrity
md exalted abilities were rocognlzrd
GOT only In his own state. but In every
AT u the United States. Ae n Judge
llHhe! supreme court OF the state be
Vas learned and inc0rruptible Inter
ffeler OF the law. AZ United States
senator, no faithfully and with excep.
uonal honor represented this state In
the United States Senate. He who
distinguished party leader, anu stood
tn the font rank with those who were
his contemporaries. After being the
recipient Of many nonors at the hands
ui HE party and his counlfymeh, no
retired to private life with the uniVer-
~ respect and esteem OF tue olliz'ne
and the love AMI esteem OF all who had
toe honor OF knowing him. His IL
lusiii0us career IL n conspicuous exam.
ps OF the possibilities OF American
citizens, and Ia worthy the study Of
The youth OF our state. rhe people OF
Ohio, regardless OF party, Will be
mouTneTs at his bier. Out OF respect
10 bic memory, II IN hereby ordered
that the flag be- displayed at half-mast
over the state capitol until after the
0b'tquies."
DETROIT, Mich, Dec. l2.-Don NJ.
Dickinson said this afternoon regard.
lug the death OF Judge Thurman; 81
eau only express the high esteem /
held for him aa patriot AMI stalet-
man. knew him we'll, and not only
respected, but held him In atioctionaIu
tugafd."
WAsHIS0TON, Dec l2.-Enorts to
reach PRECEDENT Cleveland thiseNening
with news OF Thurmsn's death were
unayaillng, The president has not re.
turned from his trip down the coast
and at present ia beyond the reach OF
Telegraph.
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.. p. M.crl,,r.hIn LItInnlIen.

NEW YORK, Dec. lev. ID. Cornish,
special master Ia cnnncery, having
charge Of tho Union Pacific receiver
ship litigation, and William II. Kelly,
tho assistant collector tor tho receivers,
are In this city for the plfpote OF TAX.
ing up number OF questions TO be
heard by the MISTER Ia the next few
days. Among the more important OF
these matters IL this petition OF the
trustees under the Union Pacific msin
line fret mortgage, seeking tho pay
ment OF the January, 1925, coupons;
the petition Of the receivers seeking u
rule for the app0tIionmont Of earnings
between tho various mortgage subli-
visions Of the Oregon Short Line q
Titan Northern system, ana tue petit
ton OF the receivers for urulo by which
the expenses general 10 the entire bys-
TEN snail be appottioned TO It's con-
stituent paTts. IL II expected that the
hearings will take up the next week or
ten days.
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some Laxative
medicine TO c.einsc the system agl Keep Oh.
aIgal pure. Those who take SlMMDt-
LIVER REGULATOR 0igu.l of powder
set all the benefits Of a mild and T.eaau.
laxative and tou.c that punlc iHt l..H
IHl strengthens the whole system. HH.
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER RrIg
LATOR regulates The Liver, keeps be active
and healthy and when DE liver is ir
good condition you ind yourself free '..r
Malaria, bIl1us1ess, Indigestion. SID.
Headache and Constipation, ana no .
that worn out and dchINia'ci feeling.
These are all caused by sluggish l.tt.
Good digestion aud freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when t.s liver
IS properly at work. u troubled with an
% these complaints, IT, SlMMySs iIFtl
REGULATOR. The King Of Liver Mcl.
-.ges, and Better than Pills.
rs~EvERY PACKAGE
Has the n stamp IN red un wrapped.
=. n. Zeilln n Co, Philn., I'p.
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ANOTHER RATE WAR,
Rio Grauds And a. r.. Officials Sus-
'-laus OF Each Otprr.

~" HFhHda AhN a. ~ NmNihts Huh-
'-ious Of Each Otnrr.
CHICAGO, Dec. l2.-Although the
new uans.Niiasissippl passenger agree
ment Ia not more than two weeks old,
thoIe IA likelihood of another rate
var Notice has boon given by the
NO Grande Western that II Will pay
hereafter commission 10 Ticket bro.
keTa Of So for each iirst.class ticket solu
over ils line from Salt Lake CITY and
o1het Utah points 10 Colorado common
points, and OF SO u ticket TO Missouri
Flyet points.
The Rio Grande Western officials
charge ihe Union Pacific officials with
having placed in brokers' hands large
blocks VI tickets from Montana points
VIA Salt Lake CITY, Ogden aud Colo
lalo points to tho Missouri river
which were being scalped, 10 as to de-
pliye the Rio Grande OF large share
OF We legitimate business from Ulah
points TO the East.
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sTiLLwELL MURDER CASE
testimony shows that sac nody nHd
nesn Moved Atior Death.

BOWLING GREEN, Mo- 'Dec.l2.-The
lilal OIL DR.. J q. Huarne ior the muir.
urr OF Amos j. sullwell was Iesmod
here today.
Dr. w. L.. Gleason OF Hannibal, who
was called TO the stand yesterday alter
loon by the state, but VINO was pre-
vented from testiiyiug by the adjourn
meht OF court, was examined NJ length
quay His testimony was ai the great
,sI Importance, The witness, who was
sAlled TO the scene OF the crime
'umaliately after IL was committed
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PlNEOLA COuGH RALSAM

from 10 chronic ,1Il Or deep seated cpuEh
often HggrAyatol by Cntsrth FOR oaurrh uF
Fly Cream Balm Both fcmroiea nfa pleas
uut 90 usr Dream Balm. Soc per b1tuCi tiu.
cola inlHHm. no. 90 druEgiHta 10 quantities
OF iliIw will deliver ON receipt N amount
klN hrOTtiEHs. i1Watrcn -L Sow York
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REH TINE CARO-, ID EFFECT DEC. /, 1888.
gte.is SrIlts aud Bspari % Sa!l LaLs
CO Daps, a. FsAeisss


Trsr Chica~o. omaha. - Louis
SOD ogden ..............,..... %, Slopm
ir,m Helena. Butte Portland, Ban
lrsuUtrn and uEdeu..... a .,,,.,.., pgl a ~
From san IrAnr.srl. Cache valley
UEuUn md intermediate poluts.. : p p m
From tnra-u. Omaha, at Louis.
hAnsAs ttF, denver and Ogden. 5 80 a on
ifrUm FRISCO, Milford, ssnpeta NN
Icy Nuuhl, rf9su, hcrcur aud
Eurelh. sssss. Don. ...4sssssssfssss.s..s % iN
'lT'm Terminus, Tooss Asd Gar.
Ltld HoAeh 600. .'sisssss sasssss's.-ss " lh
DEFIANT
Tor Chicago, Omaha. Denver. hau.
tas tIty, 81 Louis, ogden AMI
faft titFsssss-s. ..s... s .s. .t,s,s... Or On
Tur sau Francisco, ogden. cache
Valley Aud intermediate points,, 90 u,
Tor oEusu aud intermediate points. 40 pu
Tgr Chicago, Omaha. Denver han.
land sha San rTaIelsco. -. go p u
go. EufeEa, Mrrgur, irlyo. NopM
tAHpoto VALLEY, Milford aud
frisco, ,s.s' ......'''''.,.' ...s.s. ~ 900
'foi tOsrhoId heach, 1ooels and
lsriniuhas sssssr r..H.... ssssss - TOD
iTtAius south Of juab rua daily eAeepi
.Run drly except SUNDAY
~ TUULET.
General AGENT PASSENGER Der Arimcnt
City TiCEs, Ollcs, 2Ol Raln SIrss.
Telsuhops $50
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CrHEfNr In IHlrl h0J IN Huh
rNI IArtE ." e"''' WV W '''''
I,p,o SAT- I.sA. 'Iiy

Leave salt I.sKs coy
.ke.s-Ior Uaslam, Provo. Grand
Junction anu al poio's La4t f0sa. m
NO. a-io. Prove. 1ranI .ulrtIu
AVID aII rniru last...,.sts.. " n M.
No, D. Tor ogden aud utormrdIatr
IuluIa ss.sas. stsss s. ..sssssssss sias p ih
No 81 os ML igdA6Ant, Moab, D..
IDA sud al utofmoiiat.
points ...... s..s.........s.s ss'' lAl p' w.
No. flor kurSta. rart1u. Provo
and of Intermediate points apNr M
no. t-tof ogden Nnt th0 wet : 10 ln'
~ i-Flf l'isa AMI lHs wost.... i2li p.n
Arrive Nait Lake 'ity
40 i-rrau Provo. srani junction
auI She Eastsss..t........ % % ps m
aad 30 Es,.'--....-......- iss, p To-.
t=itum Provo. bingham, AanN
taHnt, LurotA Hud all uter'
utIIate u0irtH...s.s ........... t.sa o. IN
30. OIL Tum ogden ana informed -
IEIt "Ufutfssssszss Hsssaaa .a.Has y =. ~ N
No. t=truH Lureaa and IayFouH. w N'
Nw 2" lfum DEdga aui tnr Mrsta y m
Nc. tHirnu Ogden and the Mrft.t 'al v h
only line ruuuInE through rullmnu fha9a
r'rUUiuE cars fnIt l1ku itF 60 Eau tfahtia''
sait latr tIlr So Denver viz Grand junction
4ud Hht llsr C.ty 81 hlntss tiiy and NniaA'
30 vin colorado ruinu.
Through uausL N family rlcsreu without
chHuEu 90 Kansas Ctv, Chicago aud huftnu,
trfs reclining cahr earn sails Lake 90
Denver.
Ticket OTlCe, 10 Y, End South
H. uougE cen. Manager.
:. N. hAEIuCk, Tranio Manager.
"a MADLllGu, UoH. fEttEr. AT
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CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

You leave Ogdon, Or
Salt Lake iu the EVEN
lug, aud alter break
fasting In the sump-
tuuus dining cars ~ tli1
SANTA M ROUTE.
on the third morning,
YOU arrive IN Chicago
ur st. Louis In season 10
attend to husiuo ~ or
connect with all fast
trains Tor the East.
Some ono has said 70.
comfy that tho track NJ
tho ATCHfSON, TO-
lEkA X SANTA FE
railroad was in such
r0rioo condition tha
the long tlis.nuC. ran "
tho "i'lyer" ON tho New
York Central could DO
,luplcd II not exceed
ed. 10y It, magnificent
trains.
GEp. D. GILMAN
General Agent Pas son
cor Department
al Most second South
Street. Salt Lake city,
Utah.
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DR.. HUMMELBAUGH,
as, and iag atlas Iiock, 10 West
second south Street,

Is now prepared 10 give the bes, public
dentistry that is lasting, that Is pan'es',
that is handsome and artistic, In other
words lust what you want and need most
This is all very good, but when you are
charged two or three prices 70 hurts these
hard times. What Dr. llummclonugh
proposes, Is to give you hrsrclass Den
tal work, guaranteed, and night up 10
date for so small a cost TO you that 10 Is
within the reach OF all. These are posi-
lively the prices that will be charged you
there being no extras attached ON.
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WRlGLEY'S
JUICY FRUIT
CHEWING GUM.

me Finost FiAvofsd Cum on earth. ClsrN,
t.dfsdro co.. SAT- Lave CITY. J0hA aoous
uoit a Hona Co., OgdsH. sole agunth
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TIE
DENVER & RIO
GRAHDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
Tho only line running Two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LEADVMLE.
Aspen, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFECTIVE hoy. 20, 1894.


Train No. p leaves ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake SOS AIM, arrive al Pueblo
CIs am. Colorado Springs 1851 am
Denver 1870 AIN.
Train No. Z leaves ogden G:5s pm,
Salt Lake $3.50 pm, arrive AZ Pueblo
s17 pm, Colorado Springs 6iss pm.
Denver % pm.
,'unnrci1na made ~ Pueblo, Colorss.
Springs and Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coschr1, chair cars Eni Pull
man sieepttH on all trains. Take the
D.. a X. q. and have comforiable TRIP
and enjoy the huost sosnory on ihs son-
uuOnL
A.H. HUdHEg, q. X. hooper,
VEafiic Manager. q, p. a a. a.
Denver, Colo, DsBypr. Uoln
a. .. NEVfNS,
Central Agent,
Gsli Laho Gig, u
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Telephone q

tn ~. CLAuk,
OLIVER W. NiNK,
H. El.LERN ANDERSON. RsosTe'
JOIN W. DOAAE.
iHKDEliCh T. U0UDEnr !
b. DICKINSON General AlantEer
Id LOAAA, V, A. - 4. Aguu-
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-12-19
ACTION OF THE RAIN.
The Wonderful Factor 1t Is In the Dlsin-
tegratiOn Of Rocks.

The Wonderful Factor 1t Is In the Disin-
tegration Of Rocks.
The rain falling ON the rocks sinks in
to every crack and crevice, carrying
with it into these fissures surface mate
rial which has been degraded by the
weather, and thus affording matrix
sufficient to start the growth Of vegeta-
tion and afterward to maintain the
plants. The fibers and roots of these
plants, bushes and trees thus brought
into life, growing and expanding, act
as wedges to split up the surface of the
rock and to commence the process of
wearing away. From this quality of de-
struction large class of plants derive
the name of saxifrages, or rock break
ers, from their roots penetrating into the
minute fissures in search of water, and
so assisting in the process of disintegra-
tion. In winter the water collected in
the hollows and crevices becomes froz-
en-, and expanding as it changes into
ice acts like charge of blasting mate
rial in breaking up the rock. The pieces
thus detached become further disinte-
grated by frost and weather, and, being
rolled over and over and rubbed against
each other as they are carried away
down the mountain torrents, are ground
gradually smaller and smaller, till from
fragments of rock they become bowlers,
then pebbles and finally sand. As the
mountain stream merges into the river
the pebbles and coarse sand continue to
be rolled along the bottom of the chan
mel, while the ragillaceous particles and
salts become mingled with the water
and flowon with it either in suspension
or solution.
While this disintegrating process is
going on inland the rocks and cliffs on
the coast exposed to the sea are suffer-
ing degradation by similar process and
are also being worn away by the inces-
SAINT action of the waves Of the ocean
beating on them and attacking them,
not only with the impact of the water,
but also with the fragments broken off,
which, dashed against the face from
which they have been eroded, are thus
used as implements of destruction. -
Longman's Magazine.