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The San Francisco call., 1896-02-11
PERSONALS.


n ERMAN. MIDD LE-AGED MAN WANTS TC
- get acquainted with German working girl O
WIDOW; object matrimoDy. Address KARL, boz
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SEWING MAoAINEs.

a IL KINDS BcUGHT, SOLD. ExCHa scfsF,D
a rented, repaired; lowest rates. 2O5 Fourth 81.
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IL do general housewcrk in private family; is
good cook and is willing do washing. Please call
or address l442 Nalencla 81. near TMenty- -sixt b.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- PRIMO ffRR4RY EXAM1NAT1oNs
us There being a minor position TO be filed in
the staff OF female assistants of the Free Public
Library, notice is hereby given that an examina-
ton of applicants for the same will be held on
SATURDAY, Feb Is, 1896. Persons desiring to
take this examination must register on or hefore
February IL at the office of the secretary OF the
library, New City Hall, where further particulars
may be learned.
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d ELIABLE AMERICAN NURSE GIRL De
II sires situation willing and obliging; wages
SIS. Isl Seventh ST.
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DANISH OR GERMAN GIRL OR WOMAN
u private family, near city, $40; young Irish girl,
country hotel, Sl5 restaurant cook. country, Sl5;
waitress. Slb, and other places. MURRAY 6
READY. GA Clay 81
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Rus1NEss cHaNnrs.

ITO BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE A BUSINE
of any kind see STRAND d CO., 45 Third ST.
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NJ EAT GIRL FOR COOKING AND HOUSE,
~ work; no wash; no bake. C. r. HANSEN &
CO., ITO Geary st.
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EIRST-CLASS HOUSEKEEPER MIDDLE-
u aged, would go lady's companion CT lady's
maid or baby's nurse, hcusekeeper for widower
with children; is steady, honest and reliable; can
take full charge of house; wages low, as home is
desired. Please call at once l29 Third upstajrs
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Nd OTHER AND SON, u YEARS. WANT SIT
w uation; mother first-cIass cook; son to assist
and care of horses and cows; CITY or
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W OMAN WITH 2 CHILDREN WISHES
W stuaton in the country. Address or call Alb
Fourth st.
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pH REFINED AMERICAN WIDOW, POSI-
b.tion companion to an aged or invalid person
good nurse. Call or address a. NJ, room IL, Odd
Fellows building < E
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ELDERLY, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
IL woman, living at home, would like to go out
evenings 20 take care Of children during parents
absence at the theater, or would like take chill
dren out In the afternoons; give best of refer
ences. Address Y. Y, bog so. Cali Once.
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S0 WOMEN AND GIRLS FOR PRIVATE
" families and hotels, SIS to $50. MURRAY Y
d READY, 634 CLAY st.
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DEFINED, NEAT GIRL WISHES SECOND
III work or light housework and children; city or
country. Apply 615 Third.
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CECOND GIRL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
- school in country, $25; general housework girl
San Rafael. $40; u good housework girls at $50
each; waitress in boarding house. $50 Apply MISS
PLUNkETT, 424 Sutter st.
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W ANTED-A YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHY
w housework in the country: s15; see PARTY
here; expenses paid. Apply MISS PLUNKETf,
424 Sutter st.
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GIRL WISHES A PLACE TO DO GERMAN
VI or American cooking and housew ork; wages
S25 10 $3O Call or address NJ. c., l0lS12 Lar In.
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DRESSES. 50 AND UP: WRAPPERS. 35c.
~ up. 5O5s4 Natoma St, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
6O1 GE ARY ST.-STY ISH SILK WAISTS
OAI goodsf urnished, $4 so up: latest dresses S.
BRADLEY, MODESTO, 31S GEARY-ELE-
over.
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PALMIST MEDIUM, PROFESSOR LEON
as wonderful powers to tell the Past Present and
Future. This remarkable gift comes direct from
the unseen world, and proves to the most skepti-
cal the truth of his
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NoUNG GERMAN WOMAN WISHES WORK
Il by the day; washing, ironing or housecle aning
Address 4. A, 246 Oak st.
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YOUNG GIRL WISHES a STU ALTON TO DO
Grove.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23

Chicago, Or "A special from
Winnipeg. Man. saya It IS learned
that hitch ha. occurred On the con.
ference for the settlement Of the rar5.
chlal school question now iu rrosrcs. of
o 'awa.
Premier Iauricr and delegate from
Mlni,oh, had agreed To allow half
hour day On each school tor the teach
ing of religion by the Roman Catholic
che'icf being that this conec' ion
would settle the difficulty.
% might have settled &c so Far as Che
Roman Catholic. were concerned. but
when the Protestant leader, here heard
Of 90 they raised O. big row Such a con.
cc,siou they declared 60 bc a violation
Of no., nation ! school principles.
So the Manitoba minister. Mr. Green.
wa,. had TO withdraw from this agree.
mcni, and now, o.. Ear a. can be learned,
no other scheme can be devised, and the
settlement Is as far of a. ever
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23
charged win rmI ,rsicmcn,.

New whaieom, Wash, Oct. u On
the evidence revealed b. an expert ex.
animation Of the books OF the Puget
Sound Loan Trust and Banking com.
pnny, which suspended IN 1893, resumed
the following year and again suspended
a few months ago, Will a. Langdon,
former book.keeper Of the bank, was
arrested today at Moscow, Ida, on a
charge OF embezzlemsnt. lie went
here a few days ago from Walla Walla,
where his parents reside Requlsiilon
papers will be sent to the governor TO.
morrow, unless Langdor will return to
this state without that io.mality.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23

The Weld Of gold from New Zealand
for the garter ending September goth !
was 5000 ounces.
Rev. u. Morris, d. D., arehdeaeon of
ogdensburg, \. Y, and rector OF ST.
Johns church at tina, place, WIS elected
to the bishoprie Of Duluth.
Taylor w. Brownlee, a miner, aged IS
years, died OF heart failure at Victor,
Colo. lie was well known In the min.
ing districts Of Utah.
Schedules In Assignment Of llerber,
Booth. King * Bros, advertising agents
of New York. show liabilities OF sss,.
iloi nominal assets, Siso,ss7; actual as.
sets S7s.3ss.
DR. Glddings superintendent OF the
Vermont State insane asylum at Water
buay, was arrested on five indictments
for mlsireatlng female patients. lie
was released on $1,000 bondt.
Mayor Bros pottery at Beaver Falls,
Pa, has been destroyed BY fire. entail.
ing loss Of 100000. The wall fell
and five boys were burlad In the debris.
Two, named Reed and Walker were
fatally Injured.
All santa Fc employees who want to
go 10 Canton TO visit Major Mckinley
now have the privilege. The Santa Fe
management will furnish all Santa Fe
employees desiring 10 go, free transport
tatlon TO Chicago and return.
The fifteenth annual meeting OF the
board OF managers OF the WomanS
Home Missionary society Is In session
at Chicago In the Episcopal church.
Tweniy.one states were represented.
Hon. Justin Morrill, was reelected
United States senator by both houses OF
the Vermont Legislature In joint session.
The senator was escorted to the state
house and spoke three.quarters Of an
hour on the issues Of the campaign.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles, commander OF
the United States army, Is at Anadark
Indian agency. W. X. Vanderbilt Is his
guest. They are taking IN the annual
army target practice In the Wichita res.
ervailon' which 10 10 continue until No.
vembsr lfst
To- The aith race az Morris Park, n. y,
Trlllion fell Al the last jump Of the sec
ond round, throwing Jockey Rowan.
De sustained fracture Of one ofthe
ribs and a punelurc Of the lung. lie
was taken 10 the Fordham hospital
where itwas stated hls condition was
serious
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23
DAUNTLESS RUN DOWN.
Captured by the United States
Cruiser Raleigh.
u Nccessitntcd Hot chase andihc
Use ct che Guns OF the rig silip
ncrorc the Little cram was urou be
90 HAY.

Jacksonville, Fla, oct. it.-OH New
Smyrna bar this morning the Unitdt
States cruslcr Raleigh captured the mi
clustering steamer Daunuess and he,
tender 5. l.. Mabey The Dauniles.
was caught at o O'Clock, aud the Mabey
later. The latter steamer va putiinr
ont TO sea with coal and supplies Tor the
Dauntloss when the Raleigh fred a
blank cartridge for her to stop. The
Mabcy turned about and tricd 10 ca.
cape, whereupon the Raleigh fred a
solid shot across her bows and Nc TUG
hove.to. An officer was put in,harpe
Of the Mabey, and the Dauntles was
brought TO ST. Johns bar, and nor lies
inside, In charge OF officers Of the
Raleigh, Cubans here are great rx.
cited, but claim that the Dauntles bad
no arms nor men on board, In elslnp
and capturing the Dauntlcss the RaIrh
used her guns several times an,uhc
alleged 6llbuster came near being nj
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23

san Francisco, Oct sL--The chamber
of commerce has decided 10 interest
itself IN obtaining some protective nc.
ton from congress relating TO the
American shipping interests Secretary
Merry will forward memorial to Wash.
ington presenting the ab'olui' necessity
OF some action ,n behalf of the ocean
mail steamship service under the ma.
tioual ensign. The memorial sets forth
that Japan Is entering the field with
modern steamships to be operated under
a subsidy law so liberal that 5000 ton
vessel with fifteen knots speed will be
paid s3t,soo for a voyage from Noko-
hama to San Franelsco and return. II
also calls attention 10 the fact that
Great Britain already has q heavily
subsidized steamship line between Van
couver and Japan and China and that
another Is about to be established be-
tween Vancouver and Australia via
New Zealand and the Fly islandsi also
calling at Honolulu. England pays
annually to steamship lines and auxll
larry cruslers sso33,44o, and Franeepays
Sa.ioo.ooo, and with such Inducements
81 d Of no use for American sieamers 10
compete with them.
The memorial declares that the contest
for maritime control OF the facife o. al
hand and asks congress 20 enact such
b1redcent measures as win permit
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23

San Francisco, Oct li--Prlvrte IN.
formation has been received mere that
ex.Seeretary Of State John w. Foster
will arrive In this city tomorrow en-
route FOR the Hawaiian Islands by the
steamer Peru. Mr.. Foster Is going 10
he islands ostenslbly for his health, but
is limited that he may have on hand
business Of international importance.
Since the ez seecretary has achieved a
reputation as The greatest exponent of
international law his services have been
sought by some Of the greatest nations
on earth. ltis not considered probable
that he would journey 20 he Hawaiian
islands az dime when lbs learnIns
might be called Into service, unless
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nI-tory Esperl. mnyr rlnl.n,n

The Hague, Holland, Oct. Io.-Profs.
Burr and De HAT, experts Of the Uni.
ted States Venezuelan Commission,
who have been IN Europe some dine
studlng the archives at London, Mad.
rid and The Hag' Tor the purpose OF
assisting the mission IN la-es,i.
eating the boundary dispute between
Venezuela ana England, have eonplet.
ed their work. Prot Burr viii sail 70,
New York from Liverpool Wednesday
Prof De HAT will leave Rotterdam for
New York this week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23

New Orleans, Oct, %. - Joseph ID
Kirnan, lawyer and notary public, and
who does reportorlal work for the
Evening Telegram Of this city, was
arrested, with others, Saturday night, for
disturbing the Palmer snd Buckner
meeting. lie WAS paroled, aud today
was tried before First Recorder Finne-
gan. The evidence showed Kirnan had
usee loud ana boisterous language, and
the recorder fined him Sfo Org days
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23
UnIformed Ernnrnll.,.

New York, oct. so-Tbe t.,.i,.
this morning, ''' says
lne Protestant Episcopal church Of
NC United States IS about 10 organize
~ army ofuniiormed eyanrcli.,s who
Y" DC under military discipline and
'mpe'e with the Salvation Army and
Z American Volunteers IN the seld a,
ofi''lan work among the poor mi.
poi'an' project was decided on YES
eday at meeting Of prominent ele,gy.
~ from different parts Of the country
NJ In the church mission house Th.
mtle' came up Tor confederation some
~ ago before the parochlal mission
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23
EzErA ~ OAKLAND.
S"rr"nd"d with n Body Guard ana
epared 10 Meet his Rn.m,..

surrunded with n Body a,.r,
ncpared 10 Meet mis- Enem,e..
ofand, Cal, Oct, so.-Gene,., c,,.
los Y pa, has taken up his quarter, n
TIL. \ and is prepared to meet nj. en-
emics. '' '"-
Ihfrneral has surrounded blm.elf
with 10y guards and 4, ready 10 NEE
senior Raphael Lopez, minister f,or,
san salndor to Mexico. The minister
!, vI'itipl In San Francisco. F,e,a ssv.
mat Leez was sen, to spy on hin
and maA'a report to Preslden, t;u,I.
error. "u'''
The gdneral has started a scnsa,ion
among hi friends by raising the ery
mat he IsIursued by hired assas.in.
VINO are seking his life at the lns,lga.
hon OF Gufrrez. lie has called meet,
ng. OF his friends to discuss the arrival
y inc Minister. Threats have been
made and now the general Is waiting
OF Lopez 70 make move. The latter
asicrts that the general
'sner and does not mesn business.
~ Saldepn, consul general Of San
'A'Vauor at San Francisco. has taken
rea' deal OF interest In this latest out.
reak OF ESeth.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23

Chicago, Oct 2o.-Chalrmo, H..
now believes It possible to secure N
elee'ors Of Missouri for Mckinley ana
Hobart. With this notion firmly s,cd
in ms mind he has given the order ia
o's'n a fight there at once and make n
N' =. hercns was at headquarter. and
secured the promise that al l.,,, ~
sood speakers would be sent to Missouri
without delay.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23
nnrrlct mlnInc,- T,.Ir.banr.

san Francisco, Oct. ~ - Truxion
Beale, whose wife. Harriet Blaine Beale,
has been granted divorce, Is very well
known In California, WHO'RE lived many
years lie Is son of the late General
Beale. who was stationed on the Pacific
coast In the early days and who left a
large estate accumulated here.
Truxton Beale engaged In business In
San Francisco and was a prominent so
clety and clubman. lie served term
AZ minister to Persia.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23

Sacramento, Cal, Oct ai.-In the
lobby OF the police court this morning
lanes Low shot and fatally wounded
AddIc sehillIng, then blew out his own
brains. The woman IL reported to have
been Lows mistress and wasa witness
against him In vagraney case. Low
was son OF State Senator Low Of San
lose. When shot, the Sehiillng woman
had In her hand Threatening letters to
her by Low, who was suspected Of ar
son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23
neIninrcrmrn.- for cnhn.

Madrid. oct. - The shipment Of
2s,oco reinforccmcn,s to Cuba will begin
early IN November
a dispatch from Havana 10 the I'm.
parcial says that IN the recent fighting
IN plnar Del Rio province, Maeco lost a
number of officers Including his chief
supporters. Ills men. the dispatch says,
are nov spllt up and wandering aoout
the country without camps and without
food.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23

Cleveland, Oct. st.-Clarcnec brown
Of Toledo, representing the Clover Leaf
railroad, appeared before Judge Kicks
IN the United States district court today
and secured temporary restraining
order against the Lake Shore, Nicklc
Plate and Michigan Central roads. rep.
resentlng the Joint Traffic association.
II prevents them from changing present
relations with the Clover Leaf In regard
20 the interchange Of passengers and
freight business. The case will be heard
December {.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23

Fredericksburg. Va, OCT; si-W r.
Rambusehe. the deiaulting banker 81
Juneau, shot himself In the right tenn.
pie In this city last night, d. Ing In.
sianuy. Ills body was found ON bench
In the national cemetery, his hanl still
grasplng the revolver.
About a week ago he registered at the
hotel as 7. a. Anderson and since that
has been visiting the ba,tledelds Ia the
vicinity Of Fredericksburg. About 500
was found on his person. Near friends
OF Juneau have telegraphed for the body
to be forwarded there. The following
note was found In his pocket
AMY name isW. T. Rambusehe, OF
juneau, Dodge county. Wis. Wire ID.
w. lalloek, Juneau, Wis, also Ford,
ID. Rambusehe OF Rambuseha y Petit
art decorators. Broadway. New York,
and Captain II. A. Dagger, i05 Ninth
street, n. ", to come here and Identify
me, In order that my poor wife may get
my life Insurance. Bury me here. not
In Wisconsin. have money enough to
pay all expenses. / hope Kind people
will pardon me for the trouble make
them. W. +. RAMnuscuE."
Rambusche had no baggage, save o
small hand'salehel,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23
nindentn ruspended.

Lincoln, Oct rS.-The faeui
Wesleyan university, the big Need
college, located In Lincoln abr
has suspended three students fGlp'
ing a picture OF Bryan on the uprr :
ton of the building. The act was
olatlon Of the rules OF the Inaitu,
which IA non.partisan. The picture
displayed at a point which required
ilous climbing TO reach. II has
torn down.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23
KIIIra M. WIZ Accidentally.

Creseo, L., Oct Alt. =. Ferns.
worth accidentally sho, HE wife al noon
yesterday Just as they were going to
dinner Farnsworih was In the act Of
loading his revolver when the cartridge
exploded, the ball striking Mrs. Farms
worth nearly In the center Of the fore.
head, killing her instantly.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23

issoaoen' oe,'n- The car, Grand
: Sereni. and NE grand Gute y,
{ arrived heFe'hI. afternoon and :,
reeelsed at thpilroad station " 80
'roF William vo wore the Ru,.
inform. TheiruaiesiIes d,oy WV" -
a''le IN a earrIa, drawn by ,on 20
y The crowds so,,,,a " ,, with
snperos an en,hs.,,c . w, Nu'-
siar viii return tDnrm.,ad, ,h''
Don. '"''
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23
rrus,ea Wn,ehmnn s,e.,,,

Portland, Ore, Oct. Io,-IIArney Br,
denberg, Waterman Of the Greg
Railway 4 Navigation eompany's freiG
house In this city. and for many year
trusted employee. was caught In the
of robblng the warehouse yesterd
morning Of valuable goods. Robber
have been going on for months and $
600 worth Of plumber ls said by the O
ccra 10 have been secured.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23
Distinguished Japane-. r,.v.,,,.

pan Francisco, Oct. so.-Two dl,tr-
rushed japanese agents, Count Amen.
'y.N' ana Matrimonial, arrived from the
'e''t on the steamer Peru yesterday.
'o"p' Anenkoski IL a distinguished
n'"per OF the japanese nobility. lie
~ cpuea'ed In Germany and has tray.
.eo oyer the greater par, Of Rurone
ne was Tor sonls iis,s attached 10 ~.
pane'e lesailonsl In Germany and r.aly
a has recently been appointed to m.
r, 'l.,on OF secretary of the Japanese
iation at Warrington, which hs -
y, on bis wnyeast 10 an.
'E'he other genileman Is on nj. ,.
s, .no, 20 n,l 'ls position OF a,iaehe to
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23
WILL FOLLOW UP mn. nnyAH
Republicans Put Speaker on the
Track Of the Democratic Candidate

Republicans Put Speaker on the
Track Of the Democratic Candidate
Chicago, Oct. 70. -Ex.Congressman
William +. Mason, who has bc-n max.
ing speeches for Mckinley and Tanner
In Illinois, and who met William J.
Bryan In joint debate on the currency
question two weeks before the Chicago
convention, was engaged today by the
Illinois republican committee to follow
Mr.. Bryan during the nominees meet.
lngs In this city, and make speeches In
the immediate vicinity Of the halls
where Mr.. Bryan holds forth. National
Committeeman Jamlson said today there
was no attempt to Interfere with the
Bryan meetings, bat the crowds would
be drawn away II possible, by The
counter.attraetions This kind OF cam.
palgnlng, on the eve Of the election,
promises to make a lively week IN Chi.
eago, and may lead TO a physical clash
between the political forces
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23
ruE eva rAn,Nr.


tlon~ in the west
Omaha, Oct 90 .lho reports afr that
the freight GEAR famine {, assuming
alarming proportion. BOO the west The
Missouri Pael5e 9. short over GOO cars
north Of Kausa. ClIy. and the Union
Pacific, Burlington. Omaha. Eikhom
and Rock Island arc hr behind Co. the
number Of required ears ln Nebraska.
while the famine 600 Iowa aud Kansas
{. even worse. The road. have need Of
cars for extra freight. for all the wheat
In the country 8, being rushed to mar.
kct during the present high price. Al.
though It Il believed by many that the
market will reach s before slump, the
average farmer and shipper are taking
no chances and consequently want TO
get their wheat on the market at once
and take advantage Of the prescn, prices.
The executive officers Of the western
roads yesterday came to the relief Of the
traffic managers and offered suggestions
for solution Of the kno,ty problem OF
the restoration Of rates under wha, Il
known as the Union league pool. Each
road In the pool was entitled TO a certain
percentage Of the aggregate traffic.
The roads which ran ahead absolutely
refused to turr over any Of the freight
which they secured The executives
decided that the old pool could not be
improved upon, and instructed the trai.
ie manager, to settle all rate difficulties
hy Nov. ?. The roads which ran behind
their percentage are willing to return 20
the rules Of the old pool u their short.
ages are made up. The other roads
claim that Il would be fair to start all
over again.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23

Strike while the l,hots an Of
but truthful adage, and Il was nevt
more honestly said than now. For N
past six weeks have demonstrated 4
actual sales, that although hard tim,
are upon ~ In consequence OF the p,
lltleal situation and the tlghtness Of u
money market, have sold 100000
worth OF hardware at the sale now sti
on and have $4,000 worth yet to sci
for cash only, and as cash il king nov
a.days, shall continue TO offer sue
genuine bargains In general house fu
nishlng goods, stoves, ranges, tin an
granileware, shelf and heavy hardwar
and big stock Of new and second.han
bicycles, that will cause even the none,
hoarders to yield to the temptation I
giving up a dollar when he can get tw
for It IN merchandise. As this stock @
goods must be closed out at once rcgart
less OF original cost, It will be well for a
who are looking for bargains 10 ca
early al " and 70 East First South stree
OSCAR W. MoYln,
Receiver for Western Hardware Co.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23
The Cornerstone Laid.

Washington, Oct. ar-The ceremonies
attending the laying OF the corner stone
of the Halls Of History. the first to be
erected Of group of buildings to com
prise the American university, took
place this afternoon In the presence Of
a large and distinguished gathering.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23

New York, oct. iS.-Felix Donan,
an artist, % years old shot himself with
suicidal intent At his house IN this city
and has been removed TO Roosevelt
hospital In a critical condition
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23
solder. forthe PHILIPPINES.

Madrid, oct iS.-Relnioreemenis Of
three thousand men, led by four gem
erals, will start for the Philippine Is.
lands on November I2th, 10 take part
ga the campaign against the insurgents
here.