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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

Chicago. oct G-By O. clever tit Of
detective work, three men who are &C
cuscd Of having robbed the railroad
companies running out Of Chicago Of
thousand. OF dollars worth Of merehnn-
dice. were ihl. afternoon locked up a.
tine GENITAL police station The men arc
w. r. johnson, g ". Parker and /. c.
Miller
Daring the past year nearly every
railroad company IN Chicago has been
,lcllmizcd. Special agents OF the var.
ioUs road. and detectives from police
headquarters have cScred every effort
go discover the gang oi robbrr-. hut
without success until today Shipring
ease, were found empty IN the pinn
acrcd care, but although wa,ehmen
we're placed along the track. 90 great
number. nome oi che mis,in. goods orre
found
Last Friday afternoon car load ct
merchandise was shipped over the chi
cago y Northwestern road from chi
chgo 20 Omaha. Among ~ contents
were eight cases Of shoes. The car ar
rived In Omaha sunday morning. and
ihc seal. Of the siae and rear doors
were found in excellent shape Em-
plol cos Of thc company broke The seals
and began unloading the ear to trans.
fer the freight. The eight cases which
contained the shoes were found nailed
up IN proper shape, but all were empty
An investigation followed. and II was
discoqofcd that a hole i4Ni6 Inches had
been sawcd In she floor ottho car. The
police on Monday learned that q toN
mad been shipped from Omiha to Chi
cage 10 care oi storage house and
they obtained prcmls,ion from the man
ager Of the warehouse TO open the hoS.
and In It were found the eigh, eases Of
shoes, valued At $500. stolen from the
Northwestern ireigh, car en- route to
Omaha. They found more. They
found that the interior OF the big pack
INK case had been 40 fitted up thai y
man could live comfortably In II for an
indefinite time, They waited several
hours, but finally two men walked into
the alley In the rear OF the warehouse.
After satisfying themselves tina, no one
was In sight the two men entered the
warehouse through a rear door and In
qulred for the box. II was shown them
and they at once began the work Of I'M
packing Il. While they were doing 40
the detectives arrested them. They
proved to be John,on and Parker. They
confessed, and implicated Miller. who
was also arrested.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

City OF Mexleo, Oct. 4.-The hall OF
congress was last evening filed with
spectators attracted by repor, that pre-.
limlnary steps looking to the impeaeh.
ment OF Col. Prospero Cahuantzin
governor OF the state OF Tlaxcala,
would be taken.
The case Is remarkable one, as the
governor Is accused OF violating laws
of reform enacted In the time of Presl.
dent Juarel, It beingAa body OF laws
regulating the relations between church
and state. Accusations are made that
the governor recently attended In his
Official capacity funeral OF the late
Bishop Vargas OF Puebla, and allowed
his body to be buried In the church, two
distinct violations OF the reform laws
The case went over until Wednesday
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

The Utah road Is "in II" with most of
the great big ones.
a. p. Tanner, OF the Colorado Mid.
land. got roasted from the north, south.
east and west.
The Inter. Mountain stock train over
the Santa Fe was more than y hummer
that road Il on velvet.
Ell Titus, the general live stock agent
for the Santa Re at Kansas City, Is the
right man In the right place. and Is re.
ceiving as much stock AZ all the other
lines put together
S. V. Derrah, so well known In Salt
Lake, has fine Offices and large corps
Of clerks under him IN Kaasas City,
The Missouri Pacific does an enormous
forwarding business out OF there.
The commission men Of Kansas CRY
are royal set In every truth. All ship,
pers to that market are given the glad
hand, and nine times out Of ten the lat
tiers money II good there,
The InterAlouniain mans trip oveI
the roads on a stock train cannot but be
productive Of good all around. Actual
facts attending the results aid the roads
and this In turns aids the shippers.
Train Master Beatty, formerly Of the
Midland, is now back or the Santa Fe
and rode the Inter.Mountain stock train
over his division. It's enough to say thai
twas there the hair blew of the cattle.
No. as Is the fastest freight train OF
the Santa Fe We left Emporla ava,
late as Ist IS, ane the chief dispatcher
gave an order 20 "run ahead of time.
We did that-we beat ass time Int,
Argentine half an hour.
Mutual eengratulaiionsarc being dali,
exchanged between General Agen
Kenworthy, Of ihe local Office here, an,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
SANTA Pc BREAKS THE RECORD.

From Pueblo to Kansas City In a. Hours and
~ Minutes. COS Miles Inclusive Of Stops.
From Pueblo to Kansas City the San.
tn Fe handled the Utah run OF Stock In
manner that not alone reflects credit,
but Is worthy of mention In detail, In
order that others may CLEAN points Of
slgnal service to them In getting stock
to marke, In the shortest possible time.
The run from Pueblo TO Kansas City,
a distance OF 65S miles, was made In
twen,y.onc hours and twenty.seven
minutes, and 80 far as can learn, no
other line as yet come within that limit Of
speed between these points, In hauling a
stock train OF similar tonnage,-that Il a
speed Of thirty miles an hour Including
all stops and delays In transit. Such time
Il possible because there f. a system and
discipline built up on the Santa Fe that
Il as near perfee, as may be. The hum.
hest employee. ~ well a. q c highest
Official. seems 20 he At all times c1livened
with a sense Of importance In maintain.
Ing a routine that carries with II safety
and dispatch
Chief lludnall struck Superintendent
Dyer at Pueblo for fast run, and that
worthy replied
I'VE will give you run that will he
fast enough. and see that you tie your
self on properly before pulling out. We
will have you In Kansas City In less than
twenty-five hours"
"That heats passenger trains" answer.
ed Hudnall.
Dyer-"lt certainly does beat passen.
ger time on the other roads. but NOT on
the "Santa Fe." as our passenger trains
are the fastest things going"
And Charley Dyer made no mistake
In the premises. have to chronIcl,
that on the last stretch / lost all my
notes Of the trip. and am unable to Civ,
names OF the crews and number Of en-
glnes In consequence. Superintendent
Dyer gets stock trains over his division
by making out for them a special tim,
card, with rights over all second ane
third class trains. II works like
charm. lie also has form for the con
ductor to fill out enumeratlng happen
ings Of the trip etc, and then the ship
per adds on at the bottom whatever h,
has got to say. II he has any "kick'
coming, that's the time and place L
state, or else forever aiterward hold hi
peace. On such blank Chief Hudnal
wrote-"have been shipping stock To-
twenty years, and this is the fastest rur
ever given me-" The Inter.Mountair
mans notation read as follows. "Fo
fast time, discipline and method, as wei
as uniform courtesy Of trainmen an,
ofiieials-the Santa Fe leads.n
There was no scarcity of oil on IN,
Santa Fe-the car oilers and Inspector
there do business from the moment tn,
wheels stop turning, The yard men a
every terminal have caboose read,
to be put on. by the time the train stop
there Is bump from the rear--the pit
is pulled-and away goes the caboose I,
make room for the outgoing one.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

London. Oct a. dispatch To the
Times from SimIa, India, with refer.
enee TO the proposed ,hlpmen, Of Call.
fornla wheat to India says The best
news we could receive would be- that
twent, or thirty eargoes Of wheat were
being shipped from North and South
America. It would steady the market
and check the further rise. while the
actual arrival Of eargoes would cause
the native grain dealers TO lower their
prices, the high prices already having
caused grain riots In various towns.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

Guadalajara, Mex, Oct. o-Overland
adylces from Mazaatian state tina, the
damage wrought by recent floods In the
state OF Slnaloa was much greater than
at first estimated. All the rivers In that
state were out OF their banks and a mum
Der OF Villages and farm houses were
washed away. Over hundred bodies
have been recovered and others are mis-
sing. The damage 10 shipping interests
Is believed to be very great, but reports
as to the safety Of coast vessels are
meager, A full report Of the damage
has been forwarded to President Diaz.
A public appeal will be made for funds
to relieve the wants OF the storm SUI
iers.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
CARNIVAL IN COLORADO.
second Annual Festival of Mos
tain and Plain.

Denver, Oct. 6-The second annual
carnival. the festival OF mountain and
plain, opened this afternoon with n pa
geant Of progress, the great parade pre-
senting a panorama Of the resources
and industries OF Colorado, and embrac-
Ing many novel and interesting features
Blanche Wright Of Denver. queen Of
the festival, and her beautiful maids Of
honor, representing various counties
were received everywhere With aeelaims
from the people. The parade was VII
messed by crowds and reviewed by Gov
ernor Wells aud stan. General John o.
Cannon. of Utah, Governor Thornton
and siaif, Of New Mexico and other dis
tingulshed guesif, besides the city and
state officials, The next two days viii be
crowded with surprises and an enter
talnment for the inhabitants OF the city
and 10000 visitors attracted by the car
niynl.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

Pleasant Valley Junction, Oct g.
There is big run Of stock from here to-
day, numbering elghty'one cars OF cat
tie and sheep for Kansas City. Preston
NutteE ships sixteen cars Of cattle over
Colorado Midland and Rock Island,
twenty cars Of the Flanagan sheep from
Reno. New, will go over Denver and
Rio Grande and Santa Fe, thirty-iour
cars of southern Utah sheep. go via
Colorado Midland and Rock Island, and
eleven cars Of sheep will also he shipped,
from Green River over the ID. *
r. G. and Santa Fe. The Slegel-San-
ders company get all of II, their man,
Hudnall, getting cars that are now at
premium.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
Woman Arrested for murder.

Kansaa City, Oct. GA report from
Arkoe, Mo, states that young woman
has been arrested for the horrible muir
der OF Mrs. John Baumley near that
place last Friday. II is said she was In
love with Mr.. Baumley and murdered
the woman so she could marry her hus-
band The young lady was tracked
with blood hounds and when confronted
Is said to have confessed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

Chester, Pa. Oct. 4.-The Russian
government Is negotiating Tor the
purchase Of machinery of the Wellman
Steel Work. The price offered il $780,.
as. The negotiations have been Sc
ereily pending for three weeks, and
only leaked out when the matter was
taken into court by reason Of the fact
tina, the concern had been In the hands
OF a receiver for three years past, and
Is It'll under supervision Of the court
The pnrehase includes engines, the
largest train Of plate rolls In the world,
cranes, pamps and all necessary appara.
tus for putting the plant In immediate
operation. There was no opposition on
the part Of the present owners on bond.
ed Indebtedness, as the price Is more
than ample,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

County Treasurer Jackson Of Reding
Cal, Is short $4,000 In his cash. lie
speculated In mines, Recently he re-
ported that two masked men cume to
his house at night and foreibly took
him to the court house 20 rob the vaults
and upon resisting he was wounded.
The story was dlscredlted and an inyes-
tlgatlon ordered.
In the race for the maiden plate OF
Iso sovereigns a, Nottingham, England,
Richard Croker's Georglana was first
and Pierre Loulllard's Bellsama sec
ond.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

Chief Uudnall directed tha, the cat.
Gle should have twenty hours feed AND
res, at the Pueblo stock yards. and
they did Tho gang went ont 10 the
wards to asla' In the unloading, but not
/. No-t rightly conicciurcd terrible
rain storm was close at hand, and lost
no time In getting up 90 the Southern
Hotel. where I was high aud dry the
while the gang was getting such a
dfcrchlng a. none Of them ever did be.
fore Such % the u Of a stoekman.
We campcd A. the Southern Hotel the
g'catcr part of twenty four hours. and
were a. well filed up ns the cattle
that had rui away an even $1,000 worth
OF hay. a Royal Is mine host and pro.
prle,or there. and he Is royal my nature
as well az by name. lie was news.
paper man and knew the anNletles OF such
a life for fifteen years lie has been
Mayor Of the City, and also a member
of the legislature. lie Is a genial gen.
tleman. and the patrons Of the Southern
testify In numbers as to the excellence
of It's table and surroundings.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

lay whenever itlsno, done. understand
that ON the day following auo her run
of stock beet our time one hour and
thirty minutes. aud mo- special effort had
been mode. either. An that is needed
over ihrr. p. more acute discipline
advanced nn thc end of sharp
stick. ar' 1.l elise CHAT 6. needed win
coma 1Hre f,lh r-v aud erlHf,in.
rr.uHs. Ib.l.r,- 'ta' iu thu, offering
cr'. .'.r. 90 rr...r' method. and laN
dI..iH''". r.tf. found. h1'h iic ship.
pin. .r' uiiv', people will hc bcnc
Cited, o., 'Ho f1rucr are always intent on
having rH.k nn the road as .h1r, o. time
a. rr.il'r. 1rj the latter are striving to
cot 'hr 'ima 1'l iha, 8. consistent with
safety au' good Judgment TO the end
that the, NAV mrd' their share ct the
brtrcss From Colorado Springs down
20 Pueblo 2. as miles with q slight down
grade an the way. and one engine swung
them along az % fort, mile gait when
within sight Of Pueblo. we got dclav
such a. Is liable 20 crop un ON any road
at any time. We headed In ON q siding.
and one lone box car was thcrc-l'
proved o. source of trouble and dclay.
We there met two trains, and when
thew passed We tried 20 back out. The
grade was too heavy. We tried to "slack
out" and couldn't. Nothing remained
but 90 catch and "run around with ST.
then we lost too much time and couldn't
make ir ahead OF the passenger That
cost us ffi, minutes.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

Buzzards Bay, Oct. o, - President
Cleveland left here for Jersey City on
Z. c. Bened!et's steam yacht today.
Mrs. Cleveland and children took the
train for Greenwich, Conn, via Proyi-
denee at $50.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
SANTA FEES GREAT RUN.
On stool, Trains From CtulI
TO Missouri.

Ru, Hnyro' d Ma - thcuI. gt.-s.
ant taiir, unct ou to ltnr,a. s.g
IIgg Niles -rhr Utah Urad sin 90.
snutn Fc lrrai,- che U,ru e. &C..
~ zen Pueblo aud Nau-n- cit.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09


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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
ROBBED RAILROADS
A Clever Bit OF Detective Work
In Chicago

'rru WHO Have caused thc - iroads
uuch Tiuancini ard Other roubic
Are Sew in Custody
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-14

VIM. Norton hrs snoved h bar
Der shop from the Ocala house I'd
the NJ ,ntaZuma wnere ne will be
pleased to serve MS many Gus
toners Keeps only the very
best BARRIERS and guarantees per-
feet satisfaction TO all call at MS
place. He also ask tne patronage
of the travelling pubic.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-14
THEY'RE HERE
IN CROWDS

This is the age of stout hearts
and stout muscles. People are
crowdIng the meat stores after the
article that makes muscle and bone.
The biggest crowds are here, be,
cause the biggest values, the low,
est prices, and the choicest, most
temytiDg meat are here II you
d mt believe Us. come and see. 1t
won't cost anything.
T. u w DIS BR OS.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-14

Is your nervous syst12n shat
rered ? Do not despair Brace up
With Sabalena, which goes to the
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-14

R!panS TaDUles.
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Ripans TabuleS: at druggists.
RIpaLs Tanules cure dizziness.
R,paus ra nuies care fiarUIence.
k;uans Tabuies cure dyspepsia.
RiDans Tabu'es assist digestion.
Rlpans Tabules: one gives relief
Ripans Tabules cure indigestion.
Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartic.
Ripans Tabules cure constipation.
Ripans TabuIes: pleasant laxative.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
A WHEELING MAN


%ho Has Good Urounds for Damages for
Arrest and False imprisunmcmt-h Very
Remarkable Case.
Newark, Ohio, furnishes n sensation
that Will be Or Interest to Wheeling and
vicinity lnasmuch as ono OF the actors
figures In a case OF mistaken identity,
and for the trouble and annoyance lie
has boon put 10 he propoOcs TO geek legal
redress. a dispatch to the In%tGlllgencGr
from Newark last night, relates the fol-
lowing:
GusmvuR A.. Kyle, Whose family lives
at ll3i I;onD street, Wheeling, was ar
rested here Sunday afternoon. suspected
OF being che Kyle who cmbe2zlcd $500
from the l%lelleville, Illinois, savings
association. this month. lie was jailed
by City Detective Henry WasHn, OF
BGllovillc In response 10 Il telegram that
cGme TO Newark Tuesday evening, who
iucntiiied Kyle as the right man and
took him west.
They were met at East st. Louis by
w. d. TOllc, secretary OF the association.
who, upon seeing the prisoner, sud:
"lIcavcns' Wnscn, this Isn't the man we
want"
Kyle was Immediately released and re-
turned to Newark this afternoon for the
purpose of beginning suit against the
officer who arrested him.
Kyle. In reply to n query by the Intelli-
EenCcr reporter, tins evening said that
when arrested he had NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF his innocence on his person, but that
the officers declined to examine n number
OF letters from hld Youngstown firm,
from his wife nj Wheeling, or his brother
ut Short Creek. W. Va. lie says InquI-
ry M any or these places would have as
surcd his immediate release. but that
he officers refused to listen to him.
Kyle claims TINT Tolle. In East st. Louis,
told him that lie does rot resemble Kyle
the cmbczzlcr In the least. He proposes
to prosecute the detective and officers,
nnd Is here for that purpose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

Uncle John Robr2cht. of the st.
Charles hotel. received Q lnrEH sen turtle
the other day. weighing exactly Sos
pnhndg, II pound FOR every day In thr
year. lie resolved 10 give his friends
and patrons IL treat. ANU tonight the
dining room will be thrown open to nc
c0mm1datc the many who will assemble
TO sample the turtl" soup aud lWrCi.
Uncle John never docs things by
halves, aud tO-night's blow uut' may
be looked forward to with Il great deal
Of MI -AIIrL-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
A STRANGE: CASE.
Three Small Children Arrive In This city
With mt n soul to Meet Them Mt the De-
p%0t-Ciiirf or Police llonn.tt Takes Care

Three Small Children Arrive In This City
With mt n soul to Meet Them mt the De-
p~0t-Ciiirf or Police i!onnett Takes Care
oGThcm.
Yesterday afternoons Cleveland, Lo-
rain ~ Wheeling train from Cleveland
Drought to the city three children,a lit
tie girl about eight years Of age and
her two Brothers. one about five and
the other three years old. No person
was with them TO look out for their
safety. and no one met them at the de-
pot when they arrived at Bridgeport.
They came from CoshoctOn, the little
girl said, and had boarded the train
at Urichsvlllc. Their parents had for
merly lived In COshocton. but the faith
er. who was a coal miner. lost his job
there and came to Wheeling, where he
secured Il position. This was several
weeks ago. and the mother came on
here about two weeks ago. leaving the
children in the care Of some friends In
C~OshOcton.
Chief Of Police Bennett was on the
train returning from the knights OF
PythiaS cnCampment at Cleveland and
when he heard the story rs told by the
little stranger, he took them in charge.
The little girl had a note given her be-
fore she left. 1t stated that the faith
er's name vas John Nicholson and that
he worked at Gilchrist's\ coal works
above the top mill. Upon arriving at
Bridgeport and finding that no person
was there to receive the children, Cap
tain Bennett brought them over to the
city and TO the police headquarters. In
quiry was made ut Gilchrlst's coal
works for the father, hut no ono by the
name OF Nicholson worked there. Upon
learning this the chief took the children
to the Rescue Home, where they will
be taken care Of until the parents can
be found.
The little girl says the man who they
had been living with took them TO the
train and put them on. paying their
fares to Bridgeport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
VIII Draw g.nrcc Crowds.

1t is not often that Wheelingltes have
an opportunity OF seeing as large ant
fine a specially organization as the on,
booked to appear at the Grand Opera
House the first three nights OF nexi
week. 1t is known as the Roof Garder
Vaudeville Company. and 1t Is made W
of some Of the finest speciality stars or
the stage. Mile. Rialta, the celebrated
fire dancer" heads the list, and Phi
and Nettie Peters, Josephine Sheppard
Oscar Sisson and others well known In
Wheeling, are included in the company
Manager Fcinlcr deserves credit In Sc.
curing such 4 high salaricd comblna.
ton Of fun-makcrs for his popular play.
house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

If you enjoy . turtle lunch so TO the
st. Charles hotel Tonight,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
THE SLICK GAME
That the Free Silver Con,rovcr.
slulists are Playing.
TIE CURBSTONE IlARANGUER

Makes Ills Advent In Wheeling Aner
Wording His shell Scheme at parkcrs-
burg-iio Is Caught up Here Very Neatly
and Leaves for Other Firids-IIo Virtu-
ally Acknowledges That lilo Is not II
''Sonp" or IL "Dry Goods" Drummcr-A
Game or Hun Tint Would not Work.
Look Ont for tho Man who IicEins u
Sound Money Argument and has. "a CaI-
per TO Take the Other slide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

MANY a days work Is lost by sicl,
headache, caused by Indigestion and
stomach troubles, DeWItt's Little Early
RlScrs are the most %c!'cctuOl pill for
overcoming such difficulties. Charles
X. Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bowie 6 Co. bridgeport; Pea
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