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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18
Ward Entertainment.

The Nineteenth Ward meeting house
was the scene OF nm enjoyable enter.
talnment yesterday afternoon and
evening. In the afternoon the child.
ron, some three hundred strong, held
the floor ana danced to the muhlc u
Cnyo's orchestra. The entertainment
closed at $3.50 with n laughAble shadow
pantomime, with his satanic majesty
10 tho leading role. Then followed
Santa Claus with his free distribution
Of candy and nuts. In the evening
the ADULT members Of tho ward parllei.
phled In tfeR0ing tue measure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18
Not Dend. Bnt In Snrlng,illr.

Marshall Adams, tho misslbg link
In tho Fyler.Mcltone case, has bosn
,sen at Springvllle. Ho IA no, dead as
reports would have II. but truly very
much alive. In fact ~ much 80, that
he understand. exactly the status OF
the case, aud will very likely HE him
self homeward when all IL again quiet
and serene. Several parties who have
recently come up from Sprlngville, re.
port having walked ana talked with
him, And say that he IL well Informed
~ TO the proceedings In tho case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18
Mrs. Lyons Funeral.

The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Jeanette Thompson Lyon,
whose death vas announced 10 yosior.
Jays News, will take place from the
Twentieth ward meeting house. at 1880
a.m. tomorrow, instead Of from tue
Fourteenth ward meeting house o.
heretofore Announced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18
VICTIM OF TIE GRIP.
Sam A. steele Passes Away at Hanks
Hotel, Logan.

special to the NEWS per Dessre, Telegraph.
Lo0AS. Utah, Jan. 49, sam a.
Steele, n travelling man Tor Pitkin q
Brooke, orockery house, Chicago,
died last night at 1920, at Hank's
Hotel, Of catarrhal pneumonia. He
was first attacked by Ia grippe n week
sgo. lilo has boon cared for by local
MaaonS. who will forward tho body TO
Balt Lake for burial. lie was well
known and liked all over the State, He
was Mason, knight TemplAh and
Mystic 5hriner. aud will DO buried
under the auspices Of those orders,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18
New Shoes,

Rightly made, mood no "break.
ng in" Goodyear Volts arc
Rightly made-strongor and
bettor made than hand-sewed.
81
Goodyear Wells are leather shoes, no. rubber.
GOODYEAR sHoE MACuY CO., BOSTON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

Munyon's Rheuma Ism Cure no-sr
fails TO foliovG IN TO hours, aud cures
Ia lew days. Price Z5c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure a guarar..
ioed % cure all fouas OF indigestion and
stomach troubles. Pi.jc &c.
Munyon's Catarfh Remedies positively
euro. Price 25u snch.
MunyOn's Kidney euro spo diIy curea
pains m tho back. lolns or gfolns, and
All forms ~ kidney disease. Pflee 25c.
Munyon's Female Remedies are boon
TO all women. Price &c.
Munyou's Asthma Cure, With Asthna
Horbs, Si.0l.
Munyon's Norvo Cure stops nervous
moss and builds up tho syatom. Price 2hc.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
aoho In three minutes, Pfice zoe.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
cures all forms OF piles. Price 25c.
Munyon's Blood Cure efadicaios all
impurities Of tho blood. Price 80.
Munyon's Nilalizer Restores los pow
ofs To weak mon. pfico Sl.UO.
A topatate euro tor each disease
~ all druggists. mostly at 30 a bottle.
Personal letters To Professor Muny"n,
1903 Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa, an-
sworod with ifoe medical advice for any
disoaie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18
lO5th Quorum, Special.

Tho Josh quorum lof Ssvcuiy viii
meet la tho ward msstipg house,
Sugar, next monday nlght eommeno'
ing at 1850. Elders Ruion =. Wells
ana Edward Stevenson, of the First
Council will be present. A iull A.
tendance Of members IA expected and
all the Pilsttht cd Of the ward are n
vituu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18
The weber coal co.,

Sell coal by tue sack, ton or carload,
from the WAIAich and Crlsmon mines
ny Coalvills, belonging 10 the Ontario
silver Mining company, AlfO Rock
Springs, Castle Gals, Pleasant Valley
and Anthracite GOALS; prompt delivery
by courteous and obligiug toRms,ers;
clean coal and full weight guaranteed.
Otiice No. 100 ). Main Street. W. j..
Montgomery, Agent, Tol. Nc. la.
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would prevent his seeing very far. To
him ears were more important tl!an
eyes; 10 tho horse the reverse 10 tfuF,
and We hn1 each provided for In away
that tesi cults his needs. The voice Of
tho donkey, which f. not especially
admired 10 the city, is magnificent
voice fOf tue Mountains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

SIGHT READING.

] will commence a sight reading class
on Monday evening. Jan. 20, terms g. 90
Tor course Of 10 Lessons. Have also
classes forming Tor harmony and con.
Quoting, and classes Of 4 to 70, voice
culture. Private lessons on piano.
violin, singing, harmony. etc. Particu.
lars nj music studio, room rs, Deseret
Rational Bank building.
PROF. GEO. CARE, .ESS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18
MUNYON,
STRONG TESTIMONY.
Well Known People Testify to
Wonderful Cures.
INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF.

Any Druggists VIII Give You the
Names ofiiIs Customers who Have
iieen Cured Of Rbcuniat sm. Cainrrh
Dyspepsia. kidney Troubles, Blood
Diseases and Nervous Complaints
by Munyon's Improved IIom~o'
pRfhic Remedies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18
OLD FOLKS, COME!
also HldOgS, Orphans, Deaf HuisS
aud Poor
ENTERTAINMENT MKT WEEK.
Bill Provided In the salt Lake 1heater
-Iuaugura,Ing the 1Weniy.llr.t
Year Of Old Foll's Reunions.

10 1875 the firgt OH Folkp excur.
sion went TO the Lake over the Utab
& Nevada limo, by courtesy Of Hon.
John w. Young, tnon president Of tho
tonl, Since then the exc Irslons have
become 6atablishod a. a .ollufe Of Utah
society, and entertainments for the
aged, TO which tho willows, orphans,
deaf muief,poof aud Others wlosc . In
life is sometimes Of q sOmber character
ara invited, arc the cutiom throughout
the STATE. This year, 1895, IL the
twoHty-iirst year Of the Old Folks' 10.
unions, aad In Salt LAKE tue season
will 10 insurura,eI in the Salt Lake
Theh,ef on Weiaoiday next Follow
Ing il tire official program issued by
tue Old Folks committed
Grand FREQ onloitilnment tendered
by the OLD FOlk's committee 10 all the
igod people OF 10 years old ana up
wards la this city and vicinity, 10 thu
widows OF h1y age, orphans, deal
inutes, anu Inmates OF tbs bslt Lske
County Hone On the State road, GU
"wednesday, Jan. 20, 1895, commenc.
IN al . y. "a. DjOfs 0poa At y. M.
On which occasion, by the kluduess
u the management. aud members OIL
tue Lyoeum stock Co., viii DO pre-
scented the splendid play, In four acts,
entitled, Forgiven.
CAST;
JACK Diamond, the JACK OF Diamond.
h
willard Giahan, False frehd,-. 80.
s,!...,..,...., .......-.ht. wallace Munroe
Daniel Peabody, "Doay'r an.","-,.
Frank rophani, aod fop.'a.... Nr jane XII.
Pedro sanchez, Mexican, Hr Leon Henry
JSse, is9diord Of a.. ,,,.,,d;i "a ~ D. ''"''
Annie Dehni,On, aissrWaids iaois wife.
Cordeia Deuniion. old iiaid aunt .i. W."
........., Mss NCiilu Dfury
Leonio Diainona. jaei's eaushtef.......
,,t i,...' '''''' Miss tullh ioloct
iA'Ne Le9hlo'''',, ..-...... Lilue Jessie Conrad |
Please take notice that the paiquetto |
- reserved Tor the old people, thu nnt |
end second Circles Tor this widows ana |
deaf muies, the upper circle for tue
orphans under II years " age.
Ola folks wearing thoir badges can
Ride flee ON thu Salt Lake CITY and
Rapid Tfansii railways tO and from
the theater.
rhis iree entertainment 10 mbdo
possible by the kindness OF the Salt
Lake Ihtaior manAgemcnt,th tho thealor
O.cheslta and Attachui, Sup rlntoL-
denls Read aud Hiuckley Of the CITY
And Rapid Transit railroads, Rnd tue
salt Lake Power, Light and Heating
company.
There will be no tickets sold on this
occasion,
Committee Of afraugoments.-wm
Is. PfestDr, George Goddard, q. X.
Savage, VIM. Eidlnglon, WIN. Nay.
lor, w. u. Binder, john kirkman,
Nielsen A. kmgoy, Andrew Jensen,
rs. y. Young.
Ticket, viii DO distributed between
70 and 4 O'Clock at savago's Ar Baz,r,
IL and IL Main street, on Monday and
Tuesday, Jan. 20th aud 2lst.
All arc invited, regardless Of creed,
color or nationality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

Mr.. Jano Fish, Cos East Second street,
Kansas City, Missouri, says "My trai
attack OF inflammatory rheumatism
came In 1907. and over since then ] have
been worry much ofaninvalid ~ tho con-
sequoncs OF repeated spells of rheumatic
trouble. spent thousands OF
dollars for doctors, hut received no BEN
oht. Finally took Munyon's RI ,sma-
ism Cure, but only to please my hus-
band. ThoVnoci was marvellous. After
laklrg tho little pellets only three days,
foit beitcr than at any Time for twenty
years. continued the remedy until
had usod four Walls, aud have not been
troubled with rhot p1aiism ainoe.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

when BABY vAstlck, We gave her cssioria-
When sso was Chnd, she cried for CasioriA.
When she becsu Miss she ing to Castoria.
When sho had Children, sho gave them castor.a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18
RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Regular services Of the Church Of
jesus Christ OF LRtter.day Saints Will
be held tomorrow at O'Clock Ia the
Tabernncle; Sunday Schools IN tho
various Wards ut 10 a.m.,and meetings
m the city Ward Assembly Rooms aud
uuiacent wards a. follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

Hesp your deeds and other vaiuabies, IN.
tludinE iewela. IN 4 sAftg deposit box 81
lion'a savings nank A Iraat %. Rsnt bv
eytAr only smounta 10 4 few cents psr
month. Ladies specially insitsd 70 call Ead
tse vanliA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

For safe house wiTing aud elegant
lino chandeliers, go TO tho Intef-
Mountain Electric Co., IS East First
South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18
PRICES SHAVED

Haven't anything superauou, ,b...
them; in other words, they can't ~. ~
lower Ours, Tor example, have h..
shaved so close. that groceries cam
bought at better advantage than i,. Y
US. DON'T try TO save money by ss,i,.
ing your table; better no, save \, N
than do it that way. Keep up Won, ,is
OF fare, whatever the cost, bun ~
miss the chance to live FIRST c'a,, i,
moderate cost We throw omen a.
door TO large economies by such p,i,,'
as ham, ia}se pound. etc, lard. ,n.
can $50. "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

Get your abstracts Of title nj tho
County Recorders Onlos. They are
mtdo directly from tho o'lg'npl rec
orts. W. SCOTT CRfsMOa. Recorder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

Csndy, tons 81 candy n oil kinds At
speAft, rs W. Fire, ROn,h.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

jest rec, 10 lbs. dry salt PORK for 81
AZ Palace Meat Market, 265 20. Main,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

Take all your prescriptions 10 old
reliable Godbe Pitt Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

TUE BALANCE or oUn STOCK. DAN
Il AGED by nte, smoke and water. O. DO tst
A. once. regardless OF cost or values, pfise.
phlly eonfiaung ~ carpets, ruEt, iih0leunL
sloNes. steel ranges, dishes, Lnware. cor.
iuttefs, trunks, furniture, etc, efc Ait1A
.afload ~ new furniture iusi arrived 4 a
l. secondhand store, II \. ard Soalh tsl
4. A. SOllENsEN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

Boy all your drugs sal medicines
ntold reliable Godbe Pitts Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

japanese insscg DON der has no equal.
Sure extefminRtor. ut Godbo PITT.
drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

You will save mOneyiby trading With
tue old Godbr Pitts Drug Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

Cles "a your blood with Godbs Pitts
Blood rutiher, made from herbs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18
EVERETT HOUSE,
UNION SQUARE. NEW YORK.

UNIUN bVUANk, NEW 1OHh,
=. fAyorile hotel for Utah people in New iofL
Under new management. Thoroughly ftnl
waited. Perfect sanitation and oil modern IN.
pr0fement, In the very heart OF the popali
shopping district Convenient 10 places q
amusement and readily accessible IRON AZ
paris OF the city. European plan. 80.
MM. Al. u ArEA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18
ANOTHER
RAMBLER
DAY.

Tho Rambler boys made a pre,t,...
ing In The Ogden fncos. Ths gf.t "
OF the day was tho ton mile road 49, y
which McC0uahoy finished third t,ti,a
third prize and third tune prlys. Tt.s
cano the tTnuk race, Joo Heck iatl,.
second IN tho novice. Fowler flrst. Wsiil.
second, aud Thatcher hid In ia ,1,'
scratch, class u, all "Ramblorii Won IN
note. In tho half mile elias. 4. NJ.
iook second, GoftCz third. Hail MI!
class u. Thatcher second, Fowler ma
Five mile, class u, Fowler second. h.
THIS race man In a yellow tuit Io,, NJ
head and foil. Connlbear and Weller bti,s
Immediately behind him, tho rcsuli ny,
asplll Tor those paItio. and tho f.rs h,
to Evans. The i've mile, class A ~
another Rambler event, MAY takipg 40
joe Beck second and McConahoy tbi,1
Fourteen prizes Ia one day Il d.,
enough tot any one.
People may laugh aud peonle nav cry.
And dogs mAy howl n tnUy pirase
Hut Handlers win races whuiovof thrvva
hogardlets Of how others iesl. ~
Moral-buy . Rsmhlon Ride avn.
ner and youth be q spinner.
We are the only dealer. In the Wa,
who cartya complete stock OF sportlry
Goods. Como and SEQ US. Catalogue he,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

At Q and per cent interosL Improy.
edGlY Really. Wicks. 70 Slate.
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Coal.

Coal.
ID. J, Sharp haudl,s all kinds OF coal,
coke aud charcoal, Colorado Anthra,
cite, all sizes, 1913 per ton. Oiiiee 7s
South, Main Street, Telephone No.
49D.
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A. the New Kohiz Handy Kitchen,
90 South Main.
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Reliable Electric Work.

uMnIer a Nlller. .coal TIN, SUITS
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Browning Bros.

100 Main street. Salt Lake CITY.
2i0i Washington Ave, Ogden.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
pnlifics In SnsscX

BOOKER. va. Sept. 7.-Special.-
Many white Republicans, influential In
their party i'm this section. will support
the Chicago nominoes. Nobody in their
section of country viii pay any attention
10 the candidacy Of Watson. but will give
their entire support 90 Bryan and Sewah.
General Cullen a. Battle. OF Petersburg.
addressed the voters in the courthouse
here cOurt-day. lie was listened 10 by
a very large crowd, and standing room
was at a premium.
The Democrats assembled IN mass
meeting at the close OF General Battle
sneech. and elected delegates 20 the con-
veution which meets in Petersburg on
the 10Th. and, Resolved. That the DEM
ocrats n mass-meeting assembled, do en-
dorse the Chicago platform and nominees
and pledge our best efforts 10 secure
their election, and further resolved. That
the Delegates are Instructed 10 vote Tor
no man who does not stand squareJ
unon the Chicago platform"
Delegates Courthouse distEct-R. i.
Moss j. n. Briggs.
Henry Gisiiact-J. y. Prince. George T.
Bailey. ~
Newvnle distrlct--T. A. West J. ".
Spires. c..
Thomas X. PEBBLES.
Warerly distrct-Judse J. T. west
]. J. Faison. -
Wakefield dist1ct-M. II. West J. H.
Pursen. o,. ~.
DELEGATES al Largc-w. y. Cooke cf
e;s,esex courthouse. aud L. H. Bircsons'
of Neville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
WATSON SCORES SEWALL.
The Incarnation Of All That Is Ycnd
in Politics
IS THE WAY EE is CHARACTERIZED.
watson SAYS Ills Free Silver oppohen''"
sound-Money Democrat at Heart
Rot After Everybody Except
Messrs. Bryan and watson.

DALLAS. TEXAS. September I-Ihon'
as X. Watson, OF Georgia. Popuiist cAhd''
date for Vlcc-President, to-day addressed
about 500 persons at the State fH'
Grounds The occasion was Labor DAY
.eIebrat.ou. bu. Mr.. Watson sevn4ed 10
have FORGOTTEN this. IS lie said Ao'hihs
concerning labor Out devoted nis speeen
10 Popullsr political doctrines almost ex-
C.-iiYely.
AFTER SEWALl.
Mr Watson Was especially severe la h4s
deuunciation Of u4e Democratic party,
but Sad practically nVkhihs against she
Republicans he sgmpvoacd tho lion.
Arthur scwall. Democratic nominee Tor
President, characIei1rlng MIN as the
inoasnation OF al that as venAi IA politics
and IS the prornent representative OK
WoaopOlles aud the money power. He &C.
clared that Sew4il went 10 the Chicago
Convention not only g. a national banker.
but as gOdOug al heart. anI Wac at
tAst time personally supporting SD
standard Democrat Tor the G0ye:uOrshlp
OF Maine.
Mr.. Watson declared he was In this
hght 10 a hnish. aud that he will not retire
from lae race Tor Nice-Presldent In Mr.
sewall favor, that II Bryan Is defeated
wins Il must bo because Watson wins
also
SO long as Tom Watson lives the Peo-
Pics party ~tall not d'c." N~s one OF
Mr WatsonE emphatic declarations.
Ins spcakI rev,-HeJ tho cDsIi-Se OF
PoIucai evnnts anre the Democracy
came into national power. and could dis
cover uotning good in the record. Iie
iasned the railroads. .or attempting 10
coerce employees in,o joining sound
money" cluDs. lie spoke I'm compliment
tary terms - Mr.. Bryan. saying that no
railroad or 6ner monopoly or other cor
porauon mad ever controlled or can con-
troi MIN, ont thar the same could be
sara OF Tom Watson.
be-ore the meeting a parade OF labor
Organizations was had through tho city
MODERATE APPLAUSE.
During Mr.. Wttson's speaking che
crowd continued attentive. But there was
ony moderate applause. Many leading
fopuu9t politicians occupied places on
me platform. and Of course. were the
most uemonstrarive in the cheering and
otncr evidences OF satisfaction. Mr.. Wat
son spoke FOR more than an hour.
AZ the conclusion Of HIS address Pres-
Gont George y. Beach. OF the State
labor organizations announced the pro-
gramme FOR the afternoon. and the meet
ing adjourned until . =. NJ
Mr. watson Is accompanied by state
Committeeman Reed. OF Brunswick. Ga.
member OF the Popullst National Com
mittee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
orDrnrArED Al NEWPORT NEWs
O.e 7hcusald j. -ioni Is f.on the
sbipvard- -Ouici, work on IS steamer.

~, rrrusa,d D. sn..ioni Is tam fhe
shipyard-Ouici, work ou a Steamer
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Sept 7--spe-
cisi-Ncwport News IS IN snA AZURE
I.aDOr.I)ay being generally celebrated W.
RMS morning an eXcli lon OF me eAl-
moves OF the Ncwport News Snipuull-
ing ana Dry Dock COmptus left loi
virginia Beach. fully one thousand strong.
rms afternoon flag was raised over
inc nign ana graded public school blAd-
lrg or tno town under the auspices ot
fue Junior Order OF American Mechanics
,peecn-makng was iudu.ged In az the
Opera-nouse me parade was one OF the
features of the occasion. being conducted
nv the local Junior Order Lodge, AID
uaune delegations from Richmond and
hampton lodges.
lue steamer Charlotte, of the Balt-
more and Norfolk line OF the Baltimore
Chesapeake and Richmond Steamship
Company. arrived az the shipyard hc,c
on Saturday % have her bottom cleaned
me work on the Cromwell liner. Creole
recently launched from The ways or lh7
N-ou-oort News Shphuldine and lly'
DOCK Company. ls being rapidly pushed
Har maets and stack were put up some
oavs since. lt IS thought tnat sne "i
De- ready ror her trial Up in sixty cays
from fne Gay She was launched probably
fne oili.,cst time on record on THIS s'ie
of tine Atlantic
The penineular Tleotri, Light and
power Company has just finished pntfns
n, a hummer or now arc-lcnte on the
streets OF the city. much 90 the salts
rarrion of tho citizens generally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

10 dispense with the horse and bugsy
Oh the cnier OK Police.
10 dispense with tho services OF the
hsrness-reualrer at the city stables On
gineers Department..
MAKING the hours o. the City Engineer
and his assistants from 4. N. ul
II. ~. and fixing the salaries or that
department ~ follows. city Engineer
siC-0. assistants Ohree)-two at $3.50. and
one at y.7sD-One 10 be foreman or sewer
construction. and dispensing with sD7
4sf-ires 0f fle foreman or sewers
IN regard q the en0unOus consumption
or gas by the various departments lne
,.r,,,iffao recommended that the gas
DC crarged 90 the various departments.
10 place one arc-ught in fhe Res.menth
srn.orv. 10 Dc used m lieu OF gas.
40 dispense with tho horse and buggy
or inc superintendent OF tho Ga8'WorS5.
r-rfng tie salary ~ tho assistant els-
inspectors a. $3.50 per annum.
,seeucing tho salary of tho Supe1n-
,o,r.r,r - tho Gas-W0rks 10 $3.50 per
snrum.
Heaucirg Tho salary o. the Chier In
ereotor % 81 2)'
p.4ucfng fne salary % the foreman or
me Lower Works 10 I.2o.
r..r..efr- tho salary ~ the foreman
~ ,h. inner Cas-Workr to 1900
r,....-lt-- ,nat the Superintendent NJ
... c.--tvo~tr is fO pay or cause to ne
.,.. D., tna emnioves tne amounts uhe
.tero ar tha works between the hours o'
, O'Clock ami O'Clock p. VI. and t) take
tfa receipt therefor
rntrrrerffne several changes I'M The
conduct O. tht eas-vorks a7 to TIE sale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

lhe Noise Bisturbs His Siumbers the
Canadian Side.
NIAGARA FALLS. n. ". Sept LA
Hung Chang was up bright and early
this morning, feeling well tnougu ne
passed "a very restless night. the noise of
tne faIs disturbing him. He na0 oreak-
1ast az l.aD ocioc6. The day broke fno
and clear. and q change iu the proc
granme was made. Instead Of waiting
for the special uaiu, the Wcer0y, ace
companied by Sir Henry JOY. Sir a. g..
rarmaiee. ana his interpreters, took
carriages az o O'Clock. and drove 20 the
CANADIAN side whore a trip tnrocgn the
,.ana1lan PARK and DuD0ru Islands
was made IL was evidently much more
impressed with the view or the falls from
the Canadian side. and 30 expressed him
self. He said 1t was magnificent and
sublime.
Tne remainder Of his suite left on the
snecial train about 9.O5 O'Clock. The Earl
left FOR Toronto from the Canadian sdo
about 1880 O'Clock.
This morning for the first time. ii
seemed TO realize tho danger whloh ne
vestoiaav ran when he struck the rapid
~ revolving dynamo I'm the power-honse
vim a SUCK. the stick being Knocked
nom lis hand with terrific force. That
ne ran big risk OF serious injury "e
ROW appreciates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
bFAIHER'S AWFUL REVENGE
J. E. WINNER, a Blacksmith, Siaos
Young S. G. IhaIhimeT to Death.
CHARGES BETRAYAL OFHlS DAUGHTER
Met the Young Sian on the street and
Plunged Knifo Into His Body Several
Times The Prisoner Expresses No
sorrow for the Deed.

"Yos. killed him. ard Il had It 20 90
through with ag4in I'D stab him TO the
heart just the same way"
These wero tho words Of j. T.. WINNER,
Who broke down AND wopt Ike clnd
as Ae went back into his cell at the Sec
ond police station last night. Then the
FaIessnt IN charge secured che do9- With
" BIG iron oar. thue was a heavy ciark.
''i'"ed 10y a haif-audiblo so5. auI The
man who stands charscl wiA murder
was lclt to himself and Dis Maker.