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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-08-27
FATHER AND DAUGHTERS BURNED.
Fatalities Attend a Small Fire at Water
town, S. ID.

F0taIltIes ACCeNU SlnaII F1re at Water
town, S. ID.
st. Paul, Mimi, Aug 2O.-A Water
town IS. d. special to the Dispatch
John A. Felbach in this city at IL o'clock
last night, destroying the building and
burning to death Mr.. Felbach and his
two daughters, Title and Hattie, aged
10 and Ii years, respectively. The faith
er and one of the daughters were burned
to a crisp. The other daughter was
taken from the burning building alive,
but lived only two hours The mother
and one daughter were saved. The or
igin of the fire is a mystery .,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-08-27
A SAD HOMECOMING.

Mrs. Clemens Informed2 IT Quarantine of
Her Daughters Death.
New York, Aug. 22et-On board the
American line steamer Paris, which ar
rived today from Southampton, were
Mrs. Samuel l.. Clemens and Miss
Clemens. The Standard Oil tug Astral
went alongside the Parissat Quarantine
and a number of Mrs. Clemens friends.
among whom was Dr. Rice, boarded the
Paris and broke the sad news te Mrs.
Clemens of the death of her daughter
yesterday s11slTs
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-08-27

Peter McNally of Boston swan from
Newport to Narragansett pier, twelve
miles, in the open sea. DIR. J.. William
Weute, the famous Philadelphia surgeon
was the only one that ever did it before.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-08-27
THE BARONESS Won zEDwITZ.
She was Miss Roosevelt and Met the
Baron whfio Travelling.

:, Baron whfso Travelling.
Berlin, Aug. 21.--The wife of Baron
Won Zedwitz, who was killed in the col
lision between the yachts Meteor and
Isolde was an American. She was a
daughter the late Charles Roosevelt
ofFNew 4NoflS and cousin ST Theodore
Roosevelt, president of the New York
city police commission. Miss Roosevelt
met the baron while travelling in Europe
about eight years ago, and they were
married. soon after in New York city.
They had since resided in Europe.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-08-27
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.

Milwaukee, Aug. %, 1896.
CHICAGO POTATO MARKET.
Chicago-PotAtoes rule easier; early Ohios,
choice Illinois, 2O@22c; and Hebrons, 28c.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-08-27

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

Pumice stone Il one of the bcs, things
to use Ia removing stains Of any Mind
from the hands
Gloves worn AZ night too constantly
are apt rather to yellow the hands than
wii,en them yasellnc ycllows the
hand.
a good lotion to use Tor pespiting
hand. Is .madc Of cologne water aud
brllaaonna, using about grammcs Of
cologne TO - Of beiladonna
Gyecrine aud lemon juice soften and
Whltcn the skin, Mixed In equal pro
portions Il f. an excellent REMEDY for
charpcd hands
Soft and aabby skin gain. drmuc.. Of
texture by the use Of cold vn'cr 10
which ha. been added lirlr common
salt Vinegar aud spirit. nt an, Kind
used as a wash about tNi,c o. week help
to, Keep the kin firm.
To cure white cankcr sores ln the
month get at a drugglsr. cents worth
Of gold thread and steep lu warm water
and .vcctcn with honey or loai sugar
wet the canker spois with a sWah
dipped In the tea every half hour and
take a little of the tea.
Va,ellnc rubbed thoroughly into The
root. of the hair prevent. % from fai.
ting I, IL said 10 pr,s,rse Us color
Brushing the hair with a. stln hrush IS
minutes every night, then once IN Tic
day. makes n soft and glossy DO not
use boraS water ON the hair, a. {, fade,
and Injuries II.
To fccp the face clean wlthou, tho
use Of soap make little bag Of checs,
cloth and Hll 1t with bran, oatmeal OF
almond. aud wncn YOU wash your fac,
use this bag IN the place of soap
when the bag Il dried Il may be utilized
again II the meal IA almond but whef,
oatmeal Is used It should be rcnewet
every day.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

The Interstate commerce commission
Is not clothed with power to fix rates of
freight,
Parol evidence Is admissible to show
modification of written contract
after It's execution.
a partner cannot recover Of he firm
for the value Of services rendered TO II
In excess OF those rendered by the other
partners in the absence Of special agree.
ment.
A principal must disaiIirm the author.
ICED act OF his agent within a reasonable
time after such act comes to its knowl.
edge or he will be bound by It, and he
cannot adopt the beneficial part OF such
contract aud reject the remainder Of II.
He must ratliy all or none.
1t Is negligence to allow doorway
into an elevator shaft from the hallway
OF an office building to remain open and
unguarded, and party injured by
walking into the same can recover dam.
ages for his injuries from the landlord or
owner of the bullding-Latest Decls-
ions, Highest Courts.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
CHICAGO BANK FAILURE
The Liabilities Amount to
SI1,ooo,ooo.
Loan OF ~. 900. 900 60 an EIrctric
of the Crash.

Chicago Dec li.-1he National Bank
of Illinois, one of he oldest and hest
known banking institutions in the city,
with assets between twelve and fifteen
millions closed today The follow ig
notice was pasted on the doors before
banking hours
This bank Is In the hands OF the
National bank exchange. BY order Of
the comptroller Of the treasury"
This action was decided upon az a
meeting Of director. las nigh, after the
bank had been suspended from the
clearing house association Of Chicago
OF dy.een banks that cleared through
the y tional Bank ct Illinois, two are
closed. hose OF Z. 5. Dryer * Co. aud
Warmsd,rH " Hcinemann These two
are mortgage loan banks and savings
.ooietic. In a small way, and their fail.
ure IS not expected to affect any bust.
ness houses. The asset, Of =. :. Dryer
" Co, are given at St6,o,ooo, llablllte,
sLsoo.ooo Warmdofh n ilcinemann's
assets are $4,000; liabilities 100000
The Security Title and Trust company
wa, appointed receiver iof both firms
The failure was great surprise In
| financial and business circles.
a statement was made that loan OF
abou, SsAo6,ooo to the Calumet Street
Railroad company. Of which ]. W Far.
son, of Farson. Leach X ACo., Il prcsI
dent, had caustd the National bank o
Illinois 10 suspend. Farson declined {,
make any statement on that subject, bu
stated the failure would not eHec, IN,
Calumet road. Heavy loans On rea
estate are also said 10 have been made
The last statement Of the bank showed
deposits Of StsI5S766i loans, S9.ig6.6gs
cash resources, Si.9S3.ao2; liarllitirs
sr,5ooooo. Il Is thought probable thai
no deposi.ors viii suffer by the ,u,peu
sion.
The National Bank OF Illinois was or
ganlzed In August, 1874. with a capita
Of Sloo,soo. which was subsequentl,
increased 10 million. II was regarded
a. one Of the soundest financial institu
tons In the city
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
BRYAN WELCOMED.


luutus ssus
Atlanta. Dec s2,-ilon. William J.
BRYAN arrived here at ~ O'Clock to.
night An immense crowd was waiting
TO greet him. There we're cries Tor n
speech. and rush Tor him when he
stepped from the train, bat he was hur'
ried Into a carriage aud driven to the
Kimball house The crowd followed
him there, ard insisted on a speech a
German was being danced In the hall
room by one OF the swell clubs. Before
ne knew what was happening he was
surrounded by the fair dancers In even.
ing dress. The German was abandoned
for the time, and the band played. In
response to continued cries for a speech,
Mr.. Bryan appeared on the first arcade
and spoke very briefly, thanking his
friends for their welcome to him.
Mr.. Rryan came from Chicago direct
lie did not want any denominations
and came by line other than by the
one over which he was looked for
lie declined to discuss the Cuban ques'
tlon.
In Chattanooga, IN the course Of a
speech, he said that he would do all he
could to make the silver cause stronger
IN 1000 than It Is now. Mr., Bryan will
speak here tomorrow night and will
leave for home Thursday morning.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

abe as.n,, who presented tlcmselvc..
The guardians ot CarjlH. England.
resolved b., majority Of two vote.
maj Na Inmates oi the worlhou.c
'hoa'd not bc allowed beer at the Christ
m" d.rn,r although q has alVa,s been
sent as git from local brewer and
only glass allowed 90 those who pre-.
Tered it a. tea OF coffee. No case Of
intoSieailon ha, ever been reported
Mr. Matilda Alrrs.llauke,, 70 wears
Old, the widow Of merchant. lately
residing ati7 Russell road. Kcnsington,
diedoi blood poisoning She had been
In the habit Of using In bed a hot water
DO Tie, which one night burned one Of
her Toe. and raised blister A. It did
not heal DR. Glospar was called In. but
gangfcnr set in and She died from col.
larse.
Lord Windsor, lord lieutenant ot Ola.
morgan,hirc who &. ground landlord Of
Pchaf'h, has generously determined 20
hand over the handsome and delight.
fully situated Windsor getdcns aud
clil promenade a. Pcnarih a. a riit to
the town. subject TO reasonable condi.
u1n' o.. io maintenance II f. under
stood The property will be taken posses.
sion of hy the district council at an
carl, date.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
Ex.rnEssUnER pARDONED.
Convicted az n Result OF PeeuiiRr
Bnnk Complications.


Boise, Ida, Dee, ss.-The board OF
pardons voted to pardon II. b. Hall, ex'
treasurer OF Shoshone county. The APP
peal In his case was dismissed In the
supreme court. Hall was cashier of a
bank AZ the time he was county treas.
urer. This was In 1898. lie deposited
county money In the bank, When he
saw the bank was In danger he made
out certificate of deposit In favor OF
himself as treasurer and Immediately
began suit. The commissioners re.
moved him soon after. His successor
was substituted as plaintiff In the suit
against The bank. a private claim Of
1880 against Hall was brought In by
the bank 40 an OF set and the new
treasurer assented to Il. The balance
was recovered by the county. Hall
was indicted In 1894, on a charge Of EN-.
bezzlIng the Si,soo and was convicted
In February OF this year. The eoavic.
ton was based on the fact that he had
depositep the money in the general ac-
count instead Of as special deposit.
Attorney General Parsons says the case
Is one of the most interesting he has
ever known.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
AGAINST THE FUNDING BILL
Senator Morgan Favors Gov
ernmont Possession.
Now aiiroad- Have Robbsd the
Country Right aud Duiy OF the
Government shown.

Washington, Dec. 32.-1he spectators
who had assembled In large numbers In
the senate galleries today, In expeeta
ton Of witnessing interesting scenes
and Of listening to an exciting debate In
connection with the Cuban question,
were disappointed, the only thing that
came mp having any relation to that
subject at all being resolution Of In.
qulry a. to the circumstance attending
the death Of an American citizen said to
have been "haeked 10 pieces by Span.
ish soldiers In the island of Cuba"
Mr. Vest Dem MOI did not call up,
As he had given notice that he would,
his resolution for an inquiry as TO the
constitutional queailon presented by the
secretary Of state In his press statement,
touching the over of the president to
ignore joint resolution of congress
directing him 20 recognize tn indie
pcndeucc Of the republic Of Cuba.
The morning hour. In which that sub.
jcct might have been discussed was &C
cupled by Mr. Morgan Dem. Aia.l, In
long speech against the Pacific rail.
road iunting bill. and In favor Of the
government taking possession Of these
roads, which he couiended Il was IT,
right and duty to do, whenever de
fault In the paymen. OF bonds occurred
The subject came up on resolution
OF Mr.. Pcitigrcw rep, S. ~ with ref.
erence to the per cent trust notes OF
the Union Pacific Railroad company
which, hc asserted, were 10 be used SO
a. TO injurc aud destroy the security OF
the government Tor the debt due TO Il
10y the company.
The resolution was referred TO The
committee or Pacific roads, whose chair
man-Mr. Gear lRer. la,l-dcclatec
his purpose to ak action on the funding
bill Immediately after the holidays.
The urgent deficiency bill was passed
and was Immediately returned 20 III,
house for concurrence In the amend.
menis agreed to In the same.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
siLvEs MANS RloE.
Woodward TO star For San Francisco on
Donkey

Woodward 10 Start For san Francisco on
Donkey
Mounted on donkey, Il. Pitch Wood.
ward. Brooklynite, starts today from
the Hotel Barholdi, Broadway and
Tweniy.ihird street, for San Francisco.
II Bryan had been elected president
Woodward would have been In posses.
sion of some Of the money OF benjamin
Iillard, a publisher In the Downing
building, on Fulton street, this city, In.
stead OF travelling 10 the Golden Gate on
the back Of patient. but understood
siecd.
Woodward aud Llllard were passen.
gers on one Of the Atlantic liners Just
before election. Llllard's confidence In
the result led him TO bet Woodward
money against donkey ride to San
Francisco that Mckinley would be
elected, The termsoi the bet, on Wood.
wards side, are not "a "ireaky" a. II
would at frsi appear, when II IA known
that Mr.. Woodward makes a speciality Of
going long distances on the backs Of
'o"seys :" 49, ~ ""' '"'e''' ''e'
mug" " europe :" '"'' way
When the election decided 'ha' Wood
ward should cross the continent on
donkey back, the day after rhanksgiv'
ing was hNea upon iof me s'"r' 70 DC
h"ue'
There are two conditions In the bet,
the non Observance OF which would cost
Mr.. Woodward stoo and saoo, respect
lively. The fret Il thai he shall 20 10
San Francisco by way OF Canton, o.
and visit Major Mckinley the second
stipulates that visit be paid Mr. Bryan
at his Nebraska home.
Woodward viii reach One Hundred
and Twenty'hith street. this city some
time this afternoon when he viii put uF
at the Hotel Mino'' at the corner Of
Eighth avenue, for the night Tomor'
row night he will sleep at Yonkers and
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
N OTHER LANDS.


New Zealand Is about TO proven, M,
importation of eonsumptlve or vitalii,
diseased persons.
ANONYMOUS doners have just sen
eIoooo and two sums Of $500 each t,
the bishop of Wakefield, England, fol
eeelesiastieal purposes In the diocese.
A notice has been placed at the en-
trance to the long walk at Windsol
park, In London, prohibiting motor car,
from passing either up or down tn,
royal avenue.
a well.known London horse dealer
not long ago died from worry caused by
bad debts. There Is likelihood OF
something like eIiooo-out OF the ST..
600 owing-being paid to the widow.
The baroness de Hirsch ma, signided
her intention to erect rrd endow a
home for Jewish eonsumpuves. She
has, with that object. placed under the
control Of her relative, Mrs BisehoH.
scheim, Sir Edward Sasson and Frank
Lucas, sum between 100000 and cso,'
600.
The Office OF librarian at the English
house OF lords will become vacant In a
few weeks by the retirement Of Mr.
Pullman, who has held this post for g
year,. The salary Is Oslo year. with
an excellent official residence. The post
is In the gift Of the lord chancellor.
At Bloomsbury comfy court In En-.
land, before his honor Judge Bacon
there were two plaintiffs In an action
husband and wife. When they 4
the box It was found that the wife could
not talk and the husband was deaf
Judge Bacon's only comment was
"Dear me-"
Mrs. Irving OF Shield Burnfooi, near
Langholm, England, visited that town
on Monday to discharge some business
She had just left the shop Of cabinet.
maker, when varleose vein In her leg
burst, and, though medical aid was AZ
once sent for, she bled to death In a
few minutes.
The west Australian gold fields show
little difference from the Victorian fields
of the SOS In their extravaganza and
Prodlgality. At the banquet recently
given In Kalgoorlie 10 celebrate the
opening of the railway. "champagne
flowed In miniature torrents, - Goo bot.
ties being consumed.
The duke Of Connaught has Issued an
order that all military bands shall cease
playing while passing restlve horses on
public roads. This is In consequence oil
a recent accident near Aldershot, Eng
land,when a man was knocked down and
Killed by runway animal which haC
been frightened by band.
In a police court case recently tried n
Melbourne some strange revelation
were made about matrimonial agencies
II :ranspired that one OF these agencie
kept on It's staff clergyman, wht
undertook for as shillings week t,
marry all properly qualified clients o
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

Cheyenne, Wyo. Dec. l1.-Su't was
commenced today by the state of wy
oming against the county Of Laramie
to recover 5000 alleged 10 be due the
state for taxes The county contests the
validity Of the. claim on the ground
that the taxes claimed have been col
lectcd, Similar claims against all the
counties In the state are held by th,
state and great interest Is taken In III,
suit.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

New York, Dec IA special cable
dispatch to the Herald from Bangkok
Siam, SAYS
a number Of Siamesc soldiers az.
tackled and wounded MIR Hellctt, United
States consul.gcncral here. They de-
mauded the release Of consular clerk
who, they alleged, had been UNJUST,
arrested.
Mr. Barrett, the United States mini,
ter. protested. The Siamcse govern
ment pursuing dilatory tactics, prom
ises to make inquiry into the incident
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

ST Louis, Dee - Word reaches here
from hannibal, Mo, that ex Congress.
man W. II. Hatch OF the First district
of Missouri I. dying Of Blight, disease
at his residence near shat city. Mr..
Hatch has been an invalid Tor several
months, and lately his sickness has
reached an acute stage lie Is widely
known as the "Father Of the anti op.
ton BILL"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

Baltimore, Dec. ss.-Tke Merchants
& Manufacturers association adopted a
resolution today declaring that the
Cameron resolution nov pending In the
United States senate providing for the
recognition of the independence Of
Cuba us un warranted. uhVi.e and In.
consistent"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

San Francisco, Dec, 71.-Mrs. Jane L
Stanford, widow of the late Leland
Stanford, filed a petition yesterday
through her attorneys, asking that there
be a partial distribution OF the estate
She asks that the Stanford residence on
the corner of California and Powell
streets be distributed to her, together
with the grounds and all the furniture
and ornaments in the house. judge
cofIey will hear the petition Wednesday
morning.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

Are there any loose or spare bo1fds
living about the yard Flying snow and
eating billiards Will soon b, here. and
those boards tackled up ON ibe west and
north sides Of the stockyafd will do lots
of good Don't lci them lic under the
snow all winter when they can be- made
80 useful
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

New York, Dec. ls--At mceuo. OF
the campaign committee of the New
York state delegation TO the national
/. a. w., 90 was unanimously decided
TO present TO the national assembly the
name Of Isaac p Potter Tor the Office Of
president Of the League OF American
Wheelmen.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

a boyeotted Boston magazine has
failed.
Allen 6. Afford, a son OF Cen Geo.
F. Afford OF Texas, was arrested In Los
Angeles and lodged in the city jail,
charged with forgery,
Brazil Is favorable to Cuban indie
pendenee, but will await action by the
United States.
New York will enforce the weekly
payment Of wages law.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

The Hon. George Edward King has
been gazetted British commissioner for
the Boring sea arbitration.
Forty anarchists were condemned to
twenty years imprisonment, and twen-
ty.eight to eight years, at Barcelona.
The comptroller OF currency has
made call on the national banks for a
report of their condition at the close OF
business on December aIst.
Glass plated type Is new,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
New NnrI. WIZ mnve a Pnrnn

New York, Dec. 7o.--The American
friends OF Cuba have completed all ar
rauPements for big parade and dem
onstratlon through the streets OF this
city tomorrow. The paraders viii carry
American flags and torches.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

Spain announces In caseoi war with
the United States, that she could raise
an additional army OF 100000 able.bod.
led fighters in very short notice.
Spain has faith that Cleveland will
prevent war. It is stated olney has
promised a respite until March 4th, at
least.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
A Crnck Shot Murdered.

Oskaloosa, Ia, Dec. 3o-Gsorge Go.
lightly, the crack live pigeon shooter OF
Iowa, was murdered In a saloon brawl
last night. No arrests have been made.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
licked un mx FLAMES.

Worcester, Mass, Dee, 3o.-Fires at
Cambridge early this morning destroyed
four large business blocks. The loss
about $4,000.
The Lamar register., 1896-11-21
STORMS IN TIE NoRTawEs r
ss-EfIs cut eE Prem tss flsst b. TlsaBe
gnd ssaTulsG


Seattle Wash. Nov. IE.-SeatiIs Is
completely cut "a from epmmunEra
ton by rail wiih the outside warif
on The two transcautlnentaI lines ruB
ming into this city not n train. freight
or passenger, has arrived ar deparrc
within forty-e,sht hours This r.
narkabIe state q arair~ l. due o.
Goods and storms u has raIprd al
most inessszutly for ten Gsyx River
and small streams are swollen lssyonr
their banks and in many fhc water i.
still rising
Reports from the southern part q.
the state are thar CowBrz river haa
risen abo=r She highest water mara BE-
Its history, and that Castle Rosk.
town Of 500 Inhabitants in C0wfIts
county, Is entirely covered by water
from one 70 three recr deep.
All that portion Of che Grpat North
ern system from she CASCADES west. In.
Guiding the coast fine. l. uaralyzad. On
the cast line shout three quarters Of a
mile Of track has beCa washed out af,4
other serious damage has resulted ia
the Cascades where the rain lin
crosses Skyh0mish river four times
within a distance Of two miles,
Two railroad bridges are washed out
In this locality, and mutsls rrarkagp i
inundated where the roadled follows
the river The Failnaad bridge over
White river has been condemned Al m.
s2ie' owing to high waters, wh.cn ars
expected to sweep away the structure
at any moment and tAls has shut ~
Communication with the Northern "a.
cine, and likewise stopped traffic ar
ms Columbia ard Puget sound ra,J
road.
o"ias to the great landslide the Sc
4t'Se X International. connecting wita