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MONEY TO LOAN-H. ]. GOETHE. lOl1
Fourth street.
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TO LET-COTTAGE AND OUTBUIID-
ings, with ten acres of land, south of
Oak Park. Apply to STROBEL, 311
street. o1S-10t
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Ills EIGHTH ST.-FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping; also single rooms.
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TO LET OR RENT.

lib THIRD STREET-FURNISHE
room with bath; quiet; reasonable; gen.
tlemaQ only.
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PERSONALS.

PROF. FRED EVANS, THE WORLD
renowned slate-writing medium OF San
Francisco, can be seen in Sacramento for
short time only. Prof. Evans has the
personal Endorsements of the leading sci
entistS of the world and also the diplo-
mas of the principal socities; can be con-
suited on all subjects, both spiritual and
material Office, GIL K street; rooms I5
and 16. o2l-7t
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HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS: ALSO UP
per fiat. Call at I'D Eighth street.
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1915 X STREET-MODERN DESIRABLE
nat OF six rooms and basement. Apply
1913 * or 719 L. No children.
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GEORGE B. FRANZ, TEACHER OF,
violin, musical director Clunie Opera
house, requests that all those wishing to
take lessons will please leave orders at
Neale-Eflers Music Store, 716 J.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

- CABINETS-s2 PER
dozen; no agents employed, 627 street,
corner OF Seventh street.
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LATEST PERIODICALS AND FICTION,
Stationery, Notions, ETC., at Doane's, No.
202 K street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

If the ladies will kindly permit, those
who attend the Metropolitan Theater
this evening will see upon the stage one
of the most successful plays of the day,
the play dramatized from the novel by
Anthony Hope, THE Prisoner of Zen
da." 1t has had an unprecedented run
in San Francisco, breaking all previous
records at the Baldwin Theater for
drawing power, even outdoing the
drama Madame Sans Gene" Mr.
Flohman's company comes strongly
equipped. 1t is headed by J. K Hack
ett and Isabel Irving. Mr.. Hackett is
the son of the famous old-time come
dian James H. Hackett. than whom a
better Falstaff never did honor to
Shakespeare's genius. The troupe
brings with 1t a great mass Of new
scenery, and will mount the play pre-
cisely as was done at the Baldwin The
ater. The company does not leave the
city tonight, but remains here for the
Fresno train tomorrow. There will,
therefore. be no abridgement and no
haste in producing the drama. There
has been a fine sale Of seats, but some
are still left. The house will be crowded
tonight; that is assured. If, now, the
ladies will remove their hats or wear
only low head dresses, what an enjoy
able dramatic evening all who attend
viii have.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
security. CHARLES COOLEY, 10l3
Fourth street
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MEDICAL BATTERIES, BOTH SOLD
and repaired, at Electro Works, S24 X st.
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622 SEVENTH STREET-UPPER FLAT
or three unfurnished rooms.
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MISS NELLIE c. BURNS, TEACHER
Of shorthand; private instruction at
regular rates. Address Miss Nellie c.
Burns, Burnsville, Sacramento p. O.
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FOE SALE.

FOR SALE-TWO-STORY DWELLING
of eight rooms, lot 40x160, on H street,
will be sold at a great bargain during
the next 10 days. Inquire E. l.. Hawk,
1912 Fourth street. o23-1w
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WANTED.

WANTED-AN ENERGETIC LADY TO
take orders in city and county To ANo.
/ business lady will pay good wages. Ad-
dress +. WILDER, this office.
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TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS, LIGHT
hOusekeeping; no children. I19 i.
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CARPET CLEANING.

STEAM CARPET-CLEANIN CENTS
per yard Prices to suit the times. II.
w. RIVETT, Twelfth and 0 streets.
Telephone 292. The best machine in the
city.
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A. P. A. NO. 70 MEETS IN I. o. o. f.
building, Encampment Hail. first and
third FRIDAYS
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WANTED-FOUR ACTIVE MEN. AP-
ply at l0O1 J, 5 D. M
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OAK STOVE WOOD, s. SO PER CORD;
cottonwood, four feet, 81; in stove
length, So so; half-cord 81: measurement
guaranteed. Leave orders at sos Sew
enth. w. H. BASLER.
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10l115 NINTH STREET-LARGE, NICE
ly furnished front room; also other
rooms.
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222 Nj STREETS NICE UNFURNISHED
housekeeping rooms; rent only $40.
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DATE TAKEN-LADIES OF CAPITAL
City Rebekah Lodge will give a social
dance at Turner Hall FRIDAY EVEN
ING, October 23d. Tickets, 25c. o4-td
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WANTED-A GIRL ABOUT Is YEARS
old, to learn acrobatic act for the stage,
must be pretty, well formed and free to
travel. Address Miss c.. Record
Union office.
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s1e15 j STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
room at reasonable rates.
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1921 J-6-ROOM HOUSE; HOT AND
cold water. Inquire 1901 street.
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TO RENT ON EASY TERMS-FIVE
hundred acres or more of river bottom
land, Well reclaimed Inquire of LOCKE
~ LANENSON. Sacramento, or Louis
Winter, Clarksburg.
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WOOD AND COAL-NOW IS THE TIME
70 lay In your winter 1uel. liberal dis
count 10 parties buying by the car or
and get prices. JAS. McCAW, Prop.
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MISS FLORENCE HASTINGS WILL
open her dancing academy at Pythian
Castle. October oath, at . d. m.
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1916 NINTH ST.-IN LOWER FLAT,
nicely furnished room
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BOARD AND LODGING.

BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT ROOMS,
at reasonable prices. 100 II street.
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FOR RENT-1519 NINTH STREET, 5-
room cottage and bath; for sale, lot OF
Iurniture, including range, S12, with
water back. o13-2W~
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UPHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE
repaired by f. L. Thomas, 902 Sixth st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping or single furnished rooms for
gentlemen, with board if desired. Elec-
trio light bath, and new furniture; !;
price very reasonable. 40S N.
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GREAT BARGAIN-FURNIS Iodp-
ing House of 25 rooms at 122 X street
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ALLEY HOUSE, REAR 1915 K; GOOD
condition. Apply 719 L.
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300 TENTH STREET-NICELY FUR
nlshed rooms, opposite the Plaza
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GENERAL TRUCKING AND JOBBING
cut rates by E. HAYES, 1l21 c street
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TO the amount thereof, and If said one
half be not paid before the
The record-union., 1896-10-23

S14-NEATEST LOWER FLAT IN THE
improvements. Apply 1918 Tenth street.
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FRESH CLANS AND OYSTERS EVERY
are the best
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SALOON FOR SALE-APPLY AT THIS
office.
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STEREOPTICON EXHIBITION AND
recltations by the child wonder FRIDAY
EVENING, October 23d, at the United
Brethren Church, Fourteenth and X
streets. Admission 10 cents; children
under 10, cents o22-2t~
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x RAY PENETRATES EVERYTHING;
latest novelty; sells on sight; agents
wanted everywhere. Prompt attention
gives you the cream of the business.
Send 25c for sample and particulars.
Royal Novelty Co. 81 Merchants Ex-
change San Francisco.
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WANTED - TO BORROW $4,000 ON
good city property. P. 0. box 40S.
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PLAZA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Ninth
and I-Situations procured and all kinds
of help furnished. W. A. WALL, Prop.
Cap. Tel 800, Sunset, black, 564.
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last night, and after each appeared
with Mr.. Gibney in new tableau pose.
Manager Todd has now in operation at
the Clunie Opera-houSe one of the best
arranged and most costly electrical
switch boards in the State, outside of
electrical station houses. 1t Is of mar
BILE, and is net work of switches. The
most interesting things about it are the
eight great DINNER switches. BY
these devices shadings and tones of light
are produced in eight different run of
lamps, in the borders, foot-lightS, etc,
from strong sunlight to dull gray, or the
rosy red of sunset, or the half fading
light of the cleaning hour or the glow
ing light of high noon, or the mellow of
yellow tints, or the blue and haze of
autumn, or the growing brightness from
dawn to sunrise. These DINNERS are in
tricate pieces of mechanism, and re-
quire great care in manipulation to pro-
duce the many effects. They relate to
about 300 fixed electric lamps on the
stage of several colors, and to movable
lamps also. The other switches relate to
the many parts of the whole house, and
are all mounted in the most secure and
the safest possible manner A similar
switching and DINNER system is now
being placed in the Metropolitan Thea
ter and will be ready November 1st. The
cost of wiring the two houses and plac-
ing these elaborate switchboards is very
heavy, is at the expense of the lessee,
and will require many large house in
both buildings to make the management
even
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FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS TO RENT
with or without board. oil o street,
near Tenth street.
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PINK SOCIAL-AT OAK PARK BAP-
tist Chapel. FRIDAY. october 23d, at 8
p. m Musical and literary entertain
ment. Admission, with refreshments,
% cents; children 10 cents. 1ts
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BUSINESS CARDS.

FOR ROOFING, TIN AND SHEET-
iron work, w. D. Bessey can't be beaten.
$40 I street. Sunset Tel, No. 713.
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nrcbisi DO you tuppcse wrote tia
WHAT man do you supuoic. desiring g.
excite your prejudice against foreign.
ore, used that Language? What dems.
guRuo, appealing 10 tue passions NJ tho
people, employed those words? Those
weru tho words USED one hundred
years agn on the I'm Of this month
by Goofge Washington.
rms 10 no simple matter. when tho
patriots " Greece were warning the
peou.o q that nation that pni.ip OF
Maceion was approaching, there were
those then who were % tied uuIn
their business relations with the Niece.
doulnne that they used hard words
toward the people who abused the
Macedonian. And there are thosu
whose numerical and funncinl teis.
lions with tho hnauuiofs In London
are such that they apply abusive epi.
thols TO those who warn tho 4 american
people agalnnl financial domination
that u ne severe, as msfciless aud pitl.
lees ~ a political domination.
AZ the eud OF hia address he was
greeted ~ Tremendous aud prolonged
applause.
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contrary, oren wide your gates; invilr
new people ami new capital 90 ucme
In, but femember you can do this only
by restoration Of confidence. You
can novcr ITO II II you destroy cOnn.
denca. lApplnule.l strive Tor o.
future uovelopmths OF your in.
dusifite, build up goat and mote
profitable home msfket for the
products % your iafms; ndvanco that
pro'refiiy which unablea tho employer
to ray tne highest seals u wages 10
The workingmen Of America, not the
lowest.
"EGalt the character Of your labor.
Never degrade u. Promote that com.
tort aud conieniment nj home when
conduce 10 good citiznuanip, good
morals aud good order. stand up Tor
America, ami America Whilst up
fofy0u. [Applsuse amt cries Il 'Huf.
fah fur MciSinloyVl Restore the
principle IN cur l-.,sinuOn which
gave us prosponiy. lJrlos Of 'rhaps
fighii1
"Npsp the credit OF the government
unlarnishud above oil else. fApplause,
Keep the currency up TO tne hirnrut
STANDARD Of civilized natiOus. re.
ncwed applause No uaiion Of tue
world must have bstter money than
We have, and no nation OF the word
has better money than We have. Great
cheering. AHd II Il no INJECTION
either upou our honnro or In dependence
that We refuse 10 adopt tho financial
policy Of China and Mvxigo. Rsne=cd
UhOefinR.1
"Ltt ~ haVe neither FREQ trade nor
free silver tCfies Of we WON'T
Work aud wages have boen cut 10 twO
nnd we spufn the same experiment on
tho money In which they are piid.
We want the came good money In tue
future that we have had since JAnu.
aiy, 1879, aud that VIZ intend 70 have,
We want honest dollArs. Our great
need now IL q chance 10 earn these
honest dollars by boDeet wOrK NJ home,
and then there viii not bo an Idle
man beneath our flag. Such 10 tho
policy, newspaper men anu friends,
that 1 Did you most zsAlonsly urge ior
thu great good Ut the people Of West
Virginia and the ultimzto good OF oil
tho people" Grcnt applause aud cries
OF "dufrah tor MoKiuluy ~
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SALT LAKE CRY, September ., 1915.

All our s. and s. as misses tan,
button and lace shoes, best makes
and latest styles, all new goods.
sizes I9}i TO ?, all widths, at SlG5
children's sizes, s]l to II. regular
sL7s, at $3.50
childrens sizes, S to s. regular
s. scat $ii5
hll cur misses tan button shoes
that sold for 81 Is, sizes NJ to .,
viii 60 this week at 1870
Same as above in black dongola
kid, patent leather tip, spring heel,
sizes M to ?. regular !I.7S, this
week al Si,30
Chlldren's kid shoes, patent
leather tip. button, regular sI.ss and
81 so, sizes o to II, ID and L width,
at 98c
Ch!ld's tan pebble goat, button.
sprirg heel, sizes o TO II, at 98c
Youths fine calfskin lace shoes,
pc MED or square toe, II lo2 at siA5
Boys fine ealiskiu lace shoes
pointed toe, latest styles, ~ TO 81
at Si75
Little mems" fine calskin lace
shoes, black or tans, at 81 IS
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The only line running dining cars and
ihfopEh Pullman sloepcrs 10 Chicago and 81
Louis without change.
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new Time GlRl, IN EFFECT MAY 10, lSSG
Trains depaf, and arrive At salt Lake Uitv
daily. as iolowsi
DEPART
: 100 m overland limited for Chicago, Oman,


100 M overland limited for Chicago, Omaha
Denver, Kansas ''ty, 81 Louis, Ogden
soc m local express for san Francisco
OGDEN. Cache Valley aud intermediate
pninth.
coop N local express for ogden and intsrms.
diate points
oop u Atlantic express for Chicago, Omaha
Denysr, hansas cay, ~ Loais, Hate,
fort and. san frAncisco.
$50 m local cypress for MeTeur. Tinuc
itoyo, Nophi, Manu and intermediate
'0tt n N mail and express for Provo. Nephi.
Milford, frisco and intermediate potnts.
sIti a M mixed train tor Garfield Bsach.
iooele And 1trminu.
AnRfvn,
sac y ~ overland limited from Chle.go
Omaha, H. Louis, kanaaa CIV, uenvrr
fark cay and ogden.
800 = ~ mai AndtApreta from Helena, Butte,
Portland, Ban irapeiico, Cguea and in'
1910 pm le.sl express from San Francisco,
Cache Valley, ogden and intermediate
$50 a M Atlantic express from Chicago.
omaha, ~ Louis, Kansas CITY, Denver
70. IS am mall and express from Frisco. Nil.
ford, hophi, Provo ana intermediate poiLta
ESQ J. m local express from Aercur, Tintlc.
Ftoto' Nephi, hanii and intermediate
'i6J . 10 mixed train frtm Termiuus. Tooel.
and Garfield beach.
TRAN, south Of Juab run daily except
: hun daily sAesp, Sunday
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City Ticket OMcs, 2Ol Main Strss.

WGsatch building
DE HURLEY,
General AGENT Passenger Deparsn sat
.. n. n. CLARK,
OLIVER w, MINK,
h. kl4LERl ANDERSON. lieeaiysr.
JOHN VI, UOANh.
iRkDEhCk u COUDERr.
go i.OA.AA. y. a. - =. AgeuL
4. DIIAlAsOA, General Manager
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
IN CHlLDREN'S DRESSES

SPECIAL REDU CTloNS
IN BOYS CLOTHING.
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wiiford woodruff, Coo. N, Canne=,
President Cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-02

CASH CAPITAL, s2Oo,OOo
CASH SURPLUS, 100000
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The
Children
Must Have
Shoes
for
School :!

A positive fact. Can't get
around II. We know Il Is
going 10 be expensive Tor you
tue next few days to fit them
on, Tor school. But we ale
going to help you-make II
easy for you. Have cut prices
on children's shoes. 50 Il
will pay you TO buy two or
three pair while prices are
down.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-02

HALIFAX. Deo 1.-The steamer O
tehele has beon towed into this port b
the steamer Holboin, with her shnh
broken. She was bound from Nev
York 10 Huh, Eng. With a general car
80, and met with her accident on Nov
10. Il was during heavy weather thaI
the steamer was helpless until plckol
up BY the HOlboin On Nov. 81. Il wa
decided 10 bear up for Halifax a. tha
was the nearest port The Holbein 4
bOund frOm New orisAns 10 Liverpco
with q general cargo. Her owners ar,
LAmporte 4 Hotter Of Liverpool.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-02
FAlLEo oN TAE REFsREE.
Fitssimmons and sharkey Unable TO u,
eide on . Suitable Man.

tttnsimmons and sharkey Unable 20 De-
eide on = Suitable Man.
SAN FRANcisoo, Dec. The Ma.
tional Athletic club may have to select
the referee for the Fitzsimmoas- -sharkey
fight tomorrow night Martin Julian.
Dan Lynch and several other interested
parties met At sharkey's training quar-.
tern last evening. when the question
was discussed. Lynch and Julian both
submitted number Of names, bat no
one proved satisfactory 20 both sides
After some delay IL was finally decided
10 meet tomorrow morning for iinal
consultation. II no satisfactory ar.
rangcment can BE- reached inside Of one
hour the club viii select the referee &C.
cording TO the articles Of agreement.
Sharkey and Ftsimmons both in.
dulged In Light work yesterday. shar.
key expects to scale iss pounds. which
win probably be i've pounds more than
"LAnky Bob" Billy Smith. Danny
Needham and George Allen win be be.
hind sharkey while Julian. Hickey and
stonEeler likely 20 second Etzsimmcns
Everything Is In readiness for the con.
test and bigger crowd than witnessed
the Corbett-sharkey battle is confident.
y expected. Even money that sharkey
does no, stay In six rounds with Fits.
simmons is the favorite betting propo-
sition here and thousands Of dol.
lars have been waged on this basis.
Tho heavy Faoeirack betters from the
east arc all solid for Fitzsimmons. and
while 30 10 . are the prevailing odds In
favor Of COrnishman. several bets Of
1900 10 ti0 have been recorded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-02
THE TRAIN RAN away
A Terrible Smashup on the
Northern Pacific.
ONE KILLED AND THREE HURT.

A Freight osts Bsyond Control on .
Heavy Grade and scaiters Tuenty.sir
Cars Along the Track Por Elrhs
hiiss-The Road Il Badiy Torn Up
The Distance the Cars Han.
HELENA, Mon. Dec. IA freight.
train consisting Of 30 cars loaded with
lumber and shingles from the west 20,
beyond control on a heavy grade east Of
Mullen tunnel, ON the Northern Paciac
road and ran away. Twenty-six cars
were scattered along for a distance Of
eight miles from where tho engine left
the track.
I'd Jarbeau. head brakeman, was
thrown down an ombankment with sew.
eral cars aud killed.
Fireman Young jumped and oscaped
with broken oollarbone, severe scalp
wounds and other injuries.
Engineer John Flynn's lex was
broken, besides being internally In.
iured.
Conductor John McBoon's thigh was
broken his back wrenchcd and his
shoulder thrown out Of joint.
For distance Of eight miles the track
= badly torn up and it viii be some
.ime before the damage can be repaired.
9 q Che worst wreck over kpas,r-ch
the SoftnSin fEcnsfa failfoad.
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eANk rAlls AT rYLsa.
Heavy Withdrawals csuas The Flrss Ma
tionai Go close IL Door.


Tyler, Tex. Dec The widest er,
oitement prevailed here yestorday
among the depositois Of the First Ma.
tional bank when Il was lcsvned that
institution had suspended payment.
Tho first notice they had Of Is wa.
when the following notice was read.
which had been placed on the doors a
6it5 A. m
ITO the dopOators Of the First Ma.
tional bank; Owing to the continued
withdrawal Of the deposits, and our IN.
ability 10 realize on onr assets, the di.
rectors Of this bank deem Il 10 the bes,
Interest Of all concerned 10 suspend pay.
ment An deposition win bo paid IN
full"
The bank Is one Of the largest in oast
Texas, having capital stock Of e9OO..
600, with a $4,000 surplus. according 70
their last sworn statement.
Il Is tho opinion Of the officers that
the bank win bo speedily rcorganizod
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-02
An w.rs e a.. Ausila.

PARis, Dec. LA crowd Of sanioss,
deputies, aEistocratio personals and
iOungen rubbed shoulders yu,rday
afternoon out of curiosity 10 vines
the auction Of the belongings 4 shi
music hall fAvorito, Nine. Ha.. a.
POuv, whose name has bsen CONSISTED
with the names Of many prominonl nuu
In France. and whose astemps At sdua.
last summer created . sensation. III
sale took place at the Hotel DrOaott. n
articles Of attire. and especially tho lur
uri0us bed ana bedding. attracted ~
greatest attention. The scene recalls
that Of the sale Of Judia' effects ~
yoars aro.
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evANsMlLe AFrsR rnE FIeHr.
Dan stuart Asked 20 Have the mig
Fight There.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Dec i.-There is a
well defined effort on the part Of some
OF the leading sporsingmon 10 secure
tho Corbott- FitEsimmons aght. II il
should succeed it win Be- under the
management Of ban A. Stuart Of Dal-
Lac, Tex, with whom the local men are
now IN selegraphic correspondence.
There IL plenty Of money In aght to
make the affair entirely successful, and
u is believed there viii be no police In.
terferonce, since several glovohghts have
been pulled Oh here recently. with the
police present Tho cndeavor to get tho
fight here is an earnest one. and con.
trary action BY the police authorities,
which Is not expected. viii b the only
roason should Dan Stuart agree 70 It,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-02

IONA. Mich. Dec. The two Miss.
Is Tafs and Miss Jessie crool. i6-yoar.
old girls, all Of Orange township. met
with fatal accident a. the "Big Gut, f"
west Of Lyons Tho three were driving
home trom school at Lyuas when they
were struck By q train. Both os ths
Iaiis sisters were instantly killed. Misi
Croel was dangerously injured. The
horse killed and the vehicle wrecked
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-02

HAVANA, Dec LA sick soldier IN
the Havana military hospital, while
looking out Of the window was shot b.
a sentinel who had been ordered 70 pre-.
vent the inmates from looking out. mas.
much % persons who had been impsis.
oned ior political olIonses and were ~
In the hospital The sentinel thoaghl
the soldier was one Of these political
prisoners attempting 10 oscapa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-02

ADA. Nina. Dec i.-slnsr Holt,
aged Il years was fsuzsrlo ssaih in
the blizzard of last week On Thanks.
giving day he and hls fthur siaatsd
with . toam for the poplr woods, II
miles distant, 70 gst 3 load { uood. On
returning they Lost their berings IN the
binding anowstwm and sta1,d o. soos
70 look for shelter. They beama sep.
Arated, the elder Holt suca,dInr IN
finding q farmhouse after s,nauinr
about al night Searchin, rsrsis.
started cut early nczt morning b looh
for the boy. bus q was not unn satur.
day that he was found frozen a. The
father was also badly fro1on.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-02

LONDON, Dec lat a meeting Of the
Royal society, Sir John Lister, foreign
secretary. prosidins. medals were pre-.
senied 10 Professor ROontgon fcr his X.
ray discoveries and she French profess.
or. MoissAn, for his discovery Of che leo.
iaiion Of the element. flnorino. AZ !
banquet ai the Hotel Moiropole United
States Ambassador BayaFd toasted ihs
Royal society.