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IELEGRAPHIC.
TURKISH PROBLEM,
n. European Powers 10 Hold a Cor
ference on The Subj'cL
TERROR AT coSsrAsrISorLE.


Iospos, o,l. 29.--The Rome cor
,s,ponden, Of the Cnronlcle IL assutei
,n,, ON his return to ~. Petersburg the
s.,r will propose conisrenoe Of the
,,,wsra TO discus. the Turkish problem.
A Commandments dispaicn TO the
,,ms p.psr says tina, Maxim Pa'ha'
minister Of polies, IL oonspirlpg win
Hahholomeoa, the Armenian pairi-
stoh,. looum tenens, aud the palace
gang to provoke IRISH outbreaks ~ an
,,eu,c for general massacre Of AT.
iosnians, whose terror IL paini ul to
The morning Posts Consiantiuoplo
dlsratch says II IL reported that the
rsi,eo nave discovered n large store OF
sxsloslycs In the Taskin quarter, In.
ruIipK twenty-five kll0gfamo OF
dynamite, q quantity OF other cSplo.
sives and dynamite bombs. There
baye been forty arrests In cJnnecii0n
with tho uiscovsry, Including the
rhiei Of an important fovoluiionafy
committee.
Tho Daily News states that I, hear
tbas the gfsvest anxisly exists ut Con-
sunIinople, and that the deposition OF
ihsl sultan IL seriously discussed.
1hs Sneik.ul.Islam, says the Daily
Nsws, remains al the lildiz palace,
nomlnaiiy rs the sultan's guest, but
fuilly ~ n pritoner. Tho umoassadois
have tolegraphed for in'truolion IN
view Of the events, which are regarded
I'm mlnnnl.
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nsISiaisJ aud Bryan iioih Argue ior
sound money,

CAsION, o., oct. 20 --Iiiitorians OF
tue campaign OF 1896 will record
THURSDAY, October gO,h, as one Of the
fed.lctter days. Major Mckinley has
been kept busy since early morning,
and visitors came 10 fast about the
middle OF the DAY that hs could not
fnl time 10 lunch until after 2 O'Clock.
One party WIS Ia town before 7 O'Clock,
but oonsiit ratoly delayed TO call III
tue major had finished bis breakfast.
Othrta came nj snort Intervals during
tue dsy, anu the crowd became 30 large
that tho speaking ha1 TO be tIaut-
fsrEei from the porch Of the reviewing
stand.
Malor McKinley'a response 10 J. H..
1vmplcton OF SwAn1on, o., and J. a..
Vonir Of Butler, Ind, who spoke on
behalf o. Faiton and Williams ooun'
tlet. Ohio, anu northeastern tadiausi
~ believe there has besn no time q
our history since the war that tho poo-
Pic were 40 anxious Hnd impptisnt ~
vote aud 40 decided In their convict N
ne 20 tho character OF their votes M
they arc this year. 1 believe that on
tho third day u November the verdict
Of tho American people viii DO ioI
good, sound moaey aud protection.
III seems almost incompfehuasihle
that tho proposition which comes from
o certain quarter - dsbHeo the stand
ard OF value IN this country ana do.
pfAde the currency with which We ara
doing buhlneu-it seems almost IN.
oompfehensible, 1 say, that IL should
nave any lDdgment IN the heart OF any
American. II tueTe l. any one thiug Ia
kuyers mcnt that should TO fixed,
slaIlo anu unvafyiug rs the will OF
mao can make tilt IL tho currency
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WHOLESALE nnIuERY.
narh mannA's Method. as seer by -
Popuii.t.

narn Hanna. Methods as seer by u
Popuii.t.
WAsHIHoTos, Oct. 29.--3scre,ary
Eigerton Of tho Populist national
COMMITTEES today Issued tho following
statement;
"rhs prepostsTous claims ninde by
the RepuDliea committees In regard
10 the election OF McKinley arc made
with tho idoa OF fraud Ia all the doubt.
iul states. Mckinley, on fair vote,
IN beaten now by an 0vsrw helminR
malorliy. The Republicans realize
this. Yet In the lace VI this they
make claims OF an enormous majority
for Mckinley, but give no figures 10
back up their claims. They depend
upon outright purchase Of voters anu
election boards 10 furnish this MAORI.
ties they predict"
A number OF slates claimed by the
Republicans are cited anu counter
claims aud figures arc presented that
lhoy viii DO carried by Bryan, and he
CONTINUES;
"why do they make iaese clalmtg
Simply because they arc CepsndinB not
on any evidence which they now nave
Of virlory Tor Mckinley, but on what
they think HAnnG's immsDss campaign
fund may 10.
"we have evideuoo that Ia the cleo.
ton next Tuesday fraud will DO ut.
tempted on the most atupendous scale
ever known In American politics. One
plan IL 10 buy up election boardy, aud
wherever possible 10 aoluslly lastly
tho returns. But tho plan on which
they depend most Ia M follows; 10
zach pTeninot Of eneh OF tho doubtful
states they viii buy up puTohasabic
men In this way Will give man
$40 OF Sl5 auu pledge him that after
election they will give him 10 much
more II he holua the vote OF that pre-
cinct TO a certain ngure. They Will
buy ~ many men In each pfsoluet ~
they can nnd for sale. Alieady, IN
each Of tho doubtful Hlalsf, they have
cAppefs brought up by the hundreds
10 handle Republican money on the
lAet Two dHyB before election aud on
| election day, ana the plan VIII ba not
10 buy men outright hut 10 glVH them
90 much monty win n pledge 10
double tho amsunt II they hoiu the
vote Of that ptcinet 10 n certsin
| 1guTs,
ave have indlspulabls evidence
that this ~ tho plan on which Mark
HAnna ana his underlings plHoe theit
nnni dependence. IL no does not
contemplate Wholesale bribery tn tse
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REE TIEE GlRl, m [fF[GT NM 70. lllI


nrrtnr
90 M overland liuitct for Chlshfo. omshn
Denver. hanhas tliU % Louis, ogden
tuf fafL ufv.
go a 10 local ezpfels Cor san ffanolico,
Offen, Cache valley aud intsfmodiht,
uojp u local elprs,, for osdsr sAd inisrias.
.cSpn Aiianue eSpr,sa Tor uhleafo. onans,
bcnr,f. kahsAs Ctv. ~ Louis, hats,
fori aud. hau ffanctscn.
$50 a M local otptcss fuF htfcur. Iinuc
ft9to, Serhi. hauu aAd iniermedia's
% cJ y % mail and express Tor Prove. Nephi.
Milford. frtdp aud intermediate polnis.
40 m mihsd Train Tor btfieid Beach,
1ooeis tud 1efmihui.
AHFfrH
$40 ,u oyffiaud limited ffsn rhies. q
utuaha, ~ Louis kAhaaa City. Denver
fark Clty and tEdtu.
o.oi 81 in mar I'd cypress ffom Helena, Hate
rofuald, s.n lfahsiteo. cgdss and TO-
5ns b ~ Ilssi express ifon sau Tfanrisro
Caoho valley ogden aud mitrmrditi,
sss's 70 Atlantic express from chicago
umAht, ~ Louis, AAn'As CITY. ben'cl
'a.tssm insH and empress from Trisco. Mit
ford. Nerni, tfosn ard intermediate point
go pm lotfi eNpfsta from Nsfcuf, TinuC
fio,o. Nephi. hAnu aud iniefHsdiats
adj T" " MIXED train ten 1sfRinu,. roos,.
40 GARFIELD beach.
fITsiE, soutA Of JuAB run sAly sAceps
: Eaa eahr srespt sunday
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Tho Democratic state Committee
have secured the Lyoeum Th.Rter Tor
the night Of Nov. 3fd, at which place
they will receive telegrapbio election
returns from all paris OF the United
States.
Reserved s,sh In parqus,ts will be
aold At 500 each.
Admission 10 balcony zoe eaon.
Tickets can now DO secured at thu
Democratic State headquarters, NJ
800 State street, and at byx ofilee,
Lycsum Theatar,
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Mr. !. X. Fowler, secretary and
treasurer oi tho CoHuno NH, Canal
and Stock Co., Of Cofipns, Utah, IN
speaking OF Chambefisin's Cough
Remedy thyf; ~ consider It the
best In tho market. Ibsvs used many
kinds but md Chamborlain's the moe
prompt and sfiertusi In giving relief
and now keen no ether In my home
When troubled with cough or cold
give this remedy a lIigl aud we Astuf,
you that you will be more than pleased
with tho reanli. For sale by drug,
gistH.
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OMAHA, DOT. 20.-weslorn NsbtAsks
Ia covered win tea inches Of snow
tonight. In 6ome seolioEs OF the state
u niKh wind accompanies Tho snow,
assuming the proportions Of bllzIafd.
The trains are delayed, anu on several
branches have been stuck In tnOw
dfiils.
DESvER, Colo, Oct. 20.-A special
10 tho News from Cheyenne, Wyo.,
sayi; rho overland dyer ON tLt
uniou Pacific, wUatu0uuu, due here
NJ 1855 y. M, IL reported stuck In IN,
snow between Okailala aud ISIS
springs, Neb. bho 10 now fy0 hours
late. A violent snowstofm l. raging Ia
Nebraska, and II IL impossible 10 tel
when trains will resume.
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VIII, MOTT by the ,moetfassmeni
which their policy bfinss. | waui to
impress upon the minds ~ innse pfes'
sni that this sttiugency IN the money
mafkef--ihii fisn m tho rate % intefesli
not only here, but In london, Germany
ava IN tie Hama III Fratca--i 81 testify
that tho nations aye ganpiug iof the
little uold there Il, sni that instead u
relieving the uauics VI bridging conf
deuce, tho declsfaliln Of tuf nation In
favor 0t tho gold standard will simply
make money scuf0or ami iiuivs harder
and prices lawef.p
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DANGEROUS nERrsY.
Ex.Prssids-t iIarrissn says ~ Mat
us Killed.


CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-Alber, J. Bevet.
idge OF Indiana spoke NJ tho Auditor
ium tonight under thu auspices Of tho
Msfquoitu Republican club. The hail
was fiilod hnd oil OF tn. speakora we're
greeted with enthusiasm. Beside Nit.
Beverage, there were addresses ffOm
Chairman Dewitt and jesse sp aiding
OF Chicago. Ex.PrVsldent Harmon
sent the following Telegram;
am very sgrry that cannot speak
In Chicago. IL was Ia your city and
W your governor that the lssuv was
newly raised that tho enforcement Of
the national laws by ths President and
the United States c3ufts was an lnva.
sion OF tho rights Of the ,taIes. We
must kill this dangerous hcrrsy In the
placc Of It, birth. Lsw.Aoiding, peace.
iul communities, mutual good will,
iull value dollar anu home work for
home folks will bring back the pros.
pufiIy We have lost.
BESIAMIs HARIisOa.
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LONDON, oct. 2O.--A Standard dis.
patch ffom berlin ,AyG Tue emperor
Of China ordered III Hung Chang 10
reside pernApentiy al Pekiu, NJ hls
presence and aavIce are indispenaablv
70 tue gOvefnmont. HIS appointment
is minister Of foreign atiAiri) lndi'
Gates that the Tsung III Yanion will be
completely TeorgAnizvd on tue Euro-
pea1 moael. Prince Ching, the cen.
iersAtiyo who opposed this reform and
tue extension " the Siberian iailfoadi
has roalgned.
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
Tho only limo running two
through last tralns daily to
Loadvillo, Aspen Pueblo. Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER %, 1894.

Traln 40. leaves ogden Ga5 "A. M,
Salt Lake $40 Il. ~, arrive a. Pueblo
800 a. M, Colorado Springs 5il3 n. M,
Denver $3.50 a. N.
Train No. leaves ogden 6l5 .. M,
Salt Lake 40 I. M, arrive Mt Pueblo
h,3i y, m, Colorado Springs $40 y. M,
Denver ni2l y. m.
Connections made 1t Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver WITH all lines cast.
Ecgaut day coaches, chair ears and Pull-
man sleepOrH on all tminA lAko tho
u. a II. q. aud have comfortable Trip
aud enjoy tho finest scenery on tho con.
tineui.
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"while down IN the southwestern
part ~ tho stats tome time ago." says
Mr.. W. Chalmer, editor OF tho Chico
(Csl) EHfsrprtIe, ~ he'd an attack OF
Jytenlery. Havlug heard Of Guam.
herlain'd Cole, Cholsfa AID DisrfhoNa
lsmedy bought bottle. a Gtupio
- doses OF u completely cured me.
Now 4 am q champion Of that rem.
sdy for all stomach And bowel com.
Ilainls." For sale by druggiais.
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DENvER, Col, oct. SJ.-Pos,ofiice
Inspector MoMsehan has been mott.
fie1 OF the arrest Of ID. J. NJ. A. Jewelt
Of Fort Stanton, N. NJ CHARGED with
.mbszz cment Of SOL. Jewett was
chairman q the LousianA fstufnir &
board Of 1876 that decided ia favor y
the Hays electors, defeating Tildsn
for the Presidency.
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UIe. sInnghlsr oam..

DENVER, Colo, OCT. 20.--5tAtu Game
Warden uofdou Lana expects 10 70 T.
the White River country In . lev day !
aud personally investigate the slaugt .
ter OF game Ia that section by tht
Ulntsh Utes. No troops will be senl
by tho governor unless requested by
tue suetids.
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While thorough In sctioo, AyaI's
Pills stIength.n rather than stimulate
thu excfoiory organs. Lrading phyii.
clans recommend them because they
arc ftvs from eAlomel or other inIuf.
iOua drugs, being composed entirely
OF tho beat vegetabl. hpefients.
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Editor J. l.. Montgomery, Of Mr.,
shan, ulll Democrat, slAies that TOT
many years he tulisTed untold agony
from DyspeIsls. AZ last he began tC
take Ayers HarsspArllla, anu by thu
time ho utrd elk bottles, be was ~
well as ever. Cures others, will cure
van
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on November OH and November 9th
the RIO GrAndo Western Ry. will cell
round tfip tickets 10 OLD Mexico NJ to
uhpfecede low rate Of f74 20
Diverse routes ssi.l5. The personally
conducted excursion under mansgs.
ment OF ~. l.. WiutSr, will leave via
RIO UTande Western on Nov. OH. For
particular call on 1. a. Benton, ticket
ngsnt, No. 10 W. Second South.
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.isou0u Wy Use no oo,ieo,uD ,u," 80
immense chppaieu iuud, fluid VIII O.
probably affee ~ reaches many NH.
lions u dollafi2 lie cannot spend rn
much money for the le iilmaie ex.
psnses Of the csmTaisn. Then tor
what purpose does he lntcrt 10 ute u,
1. not Tor Wholesale bfibefy2p
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IL conitinsd Ia q botlie Of Hood's
PREPARATION. IL costs the proprietor
iobbcr more and II IL worth more TO the
consumer. IL has n feosfd of cures
unknown 10 any other preparation.
l, 10 the best 10 buy becau,e u 10 the
one True Blood Purifier.
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ruRr roop AND DRINK

Your grocer will sell YOU
SclVH,RgS Best tca. and re-
turn your money in full il
you don't like it.
He is our agent to this
extent; and we want no
better business.
4 s.hiHIur a Company
San liautIscl 80
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only Lot NJ Rahbish Renewed irom
thr Iionr.

ths Tia.r.
CHICAGO, Oct. ga Sensational
story was cuffcnt on the streets late
tnis afternoon ~ the eject TINT Amofi.
can h,ga had been torn uawn anu
ifamplsd on sud otherwise mistrt ated
nj tho costing pf the American Rail.
way Uuion directors ioday. In Wow
OF tho intonac Telling over tire political
situation prevailing here, the report
created conildrrnblc excitement. Iu.
uuify In railway Headquarters. bow
ever, ihilrd 10 verify the report. "rne
facts afr,n said Director II. 03odgIn,
'ihe pnst two Of three Votks campaign
dodgers nf All kinds nave been throw n
10 the Nice, Tncy usually Icy wucte
they are thrown, and this was the case
today when about fifteen or twenty
parsis with MEEK nley nnd Hobafps
pic .urrs, pfintsd n them were thrown
IN tho door. 40 attention was psid "
them. We had no intention Insulting
the nag. Docs that look ~ N We hAd
torn II dowu2v G37dwin pointed "
n ~ neatly dfapsd, under tho window,
on when hung picture oil Bryan.
"rhe report that Mt. Dets AMI Nit.
Burns were present IL sheer nonsense.
Neither gentleman was nero. There
was no meeting OF directors, neither
WAS tho American nag insultsd In any
way"
Il. W. Williams. manager OF the
Temple Court building, IN which are
located the oiiloes Of the A. IL. u,
said the affair mai been greatly oKsg.
gefatod.
"Ihefe were some papers on tue
loot" said Williams, "and the ten
ants VI the building made complaint.
At my request they were reno ye1
ltom the iil1L IL IL u question
whether they could DO considered
American tags under the olteum.
Stances"
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a Nan Kiii,d aud ~. uody D.voursd
~ Nnt.

IN. LOUIS, Oct. s0.-rho rotten rope
oi MI elevator caused the death OF
John Nihsburg, night Waterman
living Ut 2l70 North Broadway. lie
iicd IA tbH corn cob pifc factory u
H'fieh & Bsnihoim nj 40 North
Main street while atone, anu of ei, ven
hours his body served o. ieou TOT rats.
While loading tho elevator u gave
way beneath him anu he fell with II a
distance Of forty feet, He must bayo
beou Instantly killed.
Tho acoident Oocuucd about
O'Clock TUESDAY might, when Haht
berg WAS alone la Ito building. A
swarm OF rats lot no time IN atlackii q
his body. They gnawed al RAhsbefg .
eAr', nose and hands, tearing out lar a
pieces VI iltsh aud muiilating the boz y
In a horrible manner, Tho rats did net
leave tho body until the employees VI
the factory appeared on the scene.
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The use OF HAZE Hair Rsnewer pro.
motss the growth VI the hair, and
restores lis natural color anu beauty,
trees the scalp Of dAndtui, tottsT, anu
all inIufiiisT.
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Hoops PmLs arc the hc,t family
os,hsItio aud liver medicine. Gentle,
reliable. tufe. !
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trANpARp ouAaC

I-nse salt I.Ah. city
No. s-Ier hiuFhsm, rTovo. Gtgnd
sauepou And al poin's hAst Tshs "a
No t-lof ifotu, NTaad suncula
Sad al poinn hAst.......... s0R N.
MOB Ter usatH aAd inisfnsdiAis
A. points, ssssssssssss Lio y =
NJ lef bingham, III Pleasant
hanti, ralIna, Hichfsid and
A., Al ihtcrrneiists poihta ....--. iiiop N
Va t-faf kursss, fnYson, frpfo,
hnd all intermediate points sisp' "a
o. tTdau ana mo Nests.i.. y ~
no l.-for osdea 400 ths west,... lstS p'A.
Arrive salt LaEe ,r,v.
No i-fEom binghan, rove. vtaai
su1enoh And lke KAT. %. liii, y. n
and ihs East'.'''....-,.'..... uissp. m
s-fnomfroto. hiuEham, kufttA
Hchnoli salinA, Aahu ana
~, All inIermsdisis poiuuu,... sfis '. ~
." . r0n ogden ane intsrmsa' ..o, a.,
49, At holhts.--.----= sssssss- -
~ t-frum krfeka snd faJtohs. ~
"a .-lron VEdsA And me Wsst- oA a.
10 s-ttou nsdan $40 the West. ~ r. N
only lins ranniaE tAfouEh failstA rhN'
lfellng ears salt Ltku CITY 10 san ffAnels,n
fhll laso CITY 70 Denver via Grand JuneNoi
sua SAT- Lake CITY 10 Kansas CITY aud sAles
40 Va colorado points. -.
Ihfouah teurist W family sleepsf. -ilao4
Beaver.
Ticket 0llcs, 10 ". End South
u & poDoE, esa Manager.
snwAAbbiI,SSEi,Asii, ii ~. l ns.ss..;
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Salt Lake Il Ogden Ry.

leave A.. Farm. ~. farm. Arrive
WAm. sttA.m 9tsAn. stfA m
10 % a. 10. ~ gAmY ~ aoA M u .uts IN.
ilp. M tti Pm. lip, Ia. stap. M
bop, N, ttupm ahpm 91p ~.
tAtfa train sunday ieasos salt tnks ! ~ y. W
hsguiAr Iound tnr uctois good Tor " days
from date % sale
Aound rip 20 neck's. Including bath nc
children gic.
u. W FAHLrf. rAssanEsr Asoht
tiuuN hAuunnGru, Gen. Manager.
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neNico aud Hciurn s5s 80 Via MO
srande Ncstern Hy.
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Going
To Push

That suit and overeoat through
another wlntefl Foolish to Try
II, when you can get such val
ues as these. Remember, our
clothes are not the ordinary
ready.lo.wear clothes. but strict
ly high art goods, as good as
any tailor eau make YOU, and
lust about one.hall the price.
Some good ones for Friday aud
Saturday:
The morning times., 1896-01-05
Brewer a Good Tinker.

Justice Brewer, who has been elected as
one OF the nlenibersof the Venezuelan bound
ary commission, is nephew OF Justice Field.
his associate upon the supreme bench. his
mother being sister of David Dudley, Cyrus
W., Henry 81. and Stephen ]. Field. After
their marriage Justice Brewers parents
went as missionaries to Smyrna, Asia Mi
nor. and Justice Field accompanied them.
II was there that Justice Brewer was horn.
He was u graduate of Yale and the Albany
Law School; went to Kansas in / S59 and has
been serving in the county, State and United
States judiciary continuously since 1862.
Judge Brewer is the most popular man on the
supreme bench. He is famous as wit and
as an after-dinner speaker has no superior
In Washington.
The morning times., 1896-01-05
SupprsflttouS.

II you drive through a Russian village
about 10 p. IN. you Will be struck by the
absolute quiet that pervades the scene.
Not creature. man or dog, is visible NOV
ing about; the place has the air of a de-
serted village. suppose by some rare. un-
toward chance, YOU come upon a group of
men standing together, apparently in con-
versation, you VIII notice that they speak
in subdued tones and whispers. and wait so
long as you please, you viii never hear
them laugh. The cause is simply this: These
Russian pea Sants believe in evil spirits, but,
unlike the Chinese, they believe that they
are attracted, not frightened by sounds.
And SO, if some unlucky fate decree that
the mujik be out of doors after IL p. ill.,.
he is a painfully silent man. This feel
ing also extends to some of the southern
towns. Kicv. the holy city of Russia, is a
model in this respect. After 1 o p. III. you
may practically have the streets to yourself.
-Blackwood's Magazine.
The morning times., 1896-01-05

III hcoo'
1890 "a. Ii. pENNS YLT ANA LIN
IrED.-PulIlan Sleeping, Dining, smok-
ing and Observation Cars, Harrisburg
to Chicago, Cincinnati, indianapolis, St
Louis, Cleveland and Toledo. Buffet
Parlor Car TO Harrisburg.
1880 A, ES, FAST LINE.-Pullfnan
BaIiet i'arlor Car 20 Harrisburg: Parior
ana Dining Cars, Harrisburg TO Pittsburg.
$50 r, RI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
EXPkES ESs.-Puiman Buffet Par.or Car
to Harrisburg Sleeping and Dining Cars
Harrisburg to ST. Louis, Cincinnati, Louis
TO p. NJ. WESTERN EXPREss.-.
Pullman Sleeping Car to Chicago, and
Harrisburg 10 Cleveland. Dining Car TO
7.IO P. RI. SOUTHWESTERN EX-
PKrSS.-pGl.man Sleeping and Dining
Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati.
tO.AO r. IN. PACIFIC EXPRESS
Pullman sleeping Car to Pittsburg.
7.5O A. III. FOR Kane, Gan9ndaigua,
cept Sunday.
1880 A. NJ. for Elnira and Renova.
caily, except Sunday. For Williamsport
ITO p. RI. for Wil!iamsport Rochester.
Saturday. with Sleeping Car Washington
to Suspension Bridge, via Buffalo.
1O.4O p: II: 1or Eric, canandaigna,
Sleeping Car Washington 10 Elrnira.
For Philadelphia, New York anc the
East.
400 NJ. "eoNGREssIoNAk 1s IRE 70 Al, LIN IN.
,Binine s '!a carp 7sS Zoo. i5oo dining Is ing
Carr, and 11.6O Ginning Car from VIII
1000 and 1l-25 2. m. On sunday, 7.05
Dining Carl, 7.2O, 800, 100 Dining
Car from wilmalgtonl a; m, 1918. 3;!5,
Philadelphia only, Fast Express, $50 a.
m. weekdays, Express 1916 weekdays,
2.01' and $40 p. m. daily. For Boston
without nnd shange ia m daiIv a2IS a. NJ weekdays
For orr baltimore, r. 6.s5, 7.o5, Z 20, 7.bo, 300,
1890. 1920, 100. and II 30 a. M.
1000, 1910, 1i.15, and i1.S5 D. m.
On Sunday I 7:o5. 7.20, 800, s.05, foso,
GOO 90 L Limitedl, 95o, SO 10 sos h SO, SO
TO, 1000, 1910 and IL 80 p nj.
For Pope's Greek Line, 7.2O a. nj. and 4.36
For p annapcs n aa5y e7espt 500 ss9oaSaay 1913 and
days, 9 90 a. m; and 4; 20 p. m.
Atlantic Coast me ESprsss for Rieh
& Atlanta, ami s4t p m % ak daily. fsGaa hishmana ana
only, 1927 a: m; weekdays.
For alexandria, 4.S0, 6.35, 7.45, $40,
s.4S. 1927 u i5.Po a5 a. M 1870 5S d.4S: 9:
and 11.39 p. M. On Sunday at4. so, .46,
9.45 a. NJ, 2.45, 6.15, soc and 1910
D. m.
Leave Alexandria for Washington, sos,
6.43, IO5, 500, 6. 10, 10. I5, iO.2S a. M,
100, 2.15, 500, 3.23. 500, $50, 6.IS;
700, 7.20, 9.10, 1852 and LOS o. M.
On Sunday at 6.43, 9.10, 1923 a. m..
p. NJ.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and G
streets and at the station, Sixth and
efrattS where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
EMPREVOST, j. =. WOOD,