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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1896-07-25
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1896-07-25
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1896-07-25
THE FOUNTAIN and ITS LESSON.
BY W. G.
WRITTEN Fer THE INDEPENDENT,

Jack Henderson and Dick Gar
vim were two intimate friends and
companions, living in the same town,
moving in the same circle, and en-
joying equally the respect of the
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1896-07-25
TIME TABLES.

TIME FABLE.
IN EFFECT MAY nth, 1895.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

Owing to extremely unfavorablc
weather the Temple cup game SEIZED
uled at Cleveland has been postponed.
A telegram was received at Be,hle
hem, Pa, announcing that the death Of
Bishop Henry Baehman occurred Oct
9th at the parsonage of the MoravIan
church at Grace Hill. la.
J. Z. and j. w. Sellgman OF New York
will receive through their San Francisco
correspondent, the Anglo. California
bank, about S1,Sooooo In gold from
Australia. due to arrive In San Francis.
co October sad
It Is reported that aterrlbly disastrous
fire has occurred at Guayaqdll, Ecuador,
and that fifteen squares of the town have
been destroyed, including the most i'm
potiant and valuable edi6ces In Il, Tele.
graphic communication with Guayaquil
Is suspended on account Of the fire.
Frank Ives, the champion billiard.
player, has sent remarkable challenge
TO the great French players, NlgnauN,
Plot and Fournlt. lie offers to play
them a series OF three games, eighteen
inch balk.llne, 5000 points up, for $1,000
TO $4,000 side. II anyone of them
wins single game Ives will loose the
match, lie leaves to them the privilege
OF selecting the place Of contest
In Ireland there Is still total Of
a,S5oooo acres Of unreelaimed bog
lands, one-third Of which Is under
water.
The Earl OF Rosehcry, the late pre-
'ml.r = the liberal government On sue,
Gee. lon 10 Mr., Gladstone, has written
saying has resigned The leadership OF
the liberal party.
a shoemaker ha card iu his win.
dow readings "Any respectable man.
woman or child can have it in this
tore"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

t1a. of such matter being .sni pt;
there are roads truly FOO the county 'hat
have su5.cHh.d in toe c1mpI.o iu'i,
.rd to ihc RaIvay Aga fund. i'r WIN
the latter people The proposition IS a
bu.ines. one. and they are lu7rouns o.
golden opportunity.
SO Or as concerns our western f'ai,,
,hey are IKE he poor dog Tu,-ih'y
are cia..eI vitl bad company ADD are
.usi nov being so.ndl, bcraici. ] will
parHcu'ar.ge Hv naminrihc Union Pa.
cifc, and say tf1tin tni. campaign there
s. tlgh. moss found plenty OF Railway
Age literature about the system aud
after careful inquivl find that iteomes
Through the o. f, mails. IL itcomc' d.
n. have been unable 20 ascertain %.
and think could not be easily
thwar'fd IN my attempts 10 learn hsuch
be the case. In the general Offices Of
this company Il stereoiypcd form Of
letter for answering all requests made
for funds, or to pay for literature DC
gold or silver, a. the Union Pacific eorld
not well afford to take sides-its the bus.
iness Of The country, mountains and
plains, that II Is after and must retain.
These "stereoiyped" letters say to the
applicant tina, the Union Paeifcls not
In poliiics-is not making any con,fibu.
tions-thc court alone has pc yer To
make such disbursements, and iheeouft
has no money Tor such contributions.
IT. the Railway Age tina, Is the headand
front of such oHcnding,it should bevety
properly charged up to such agency !
know that one will now and then see
Railway Age literature tackled up ON
company buildings, but It Is safe to as
sumo tina, It Is no, so authorized by the
company. When It Is made clear to me
that the company does 50 authorize or
countenance, I will certainly proclaim
It, They have not 3 Ct 30 ordered.
RAY RAYMOND.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
nErrER TIuEs COMING.
Trade starting ~ In 'he Ha-i nnd We
wa soon Feel the Eneet.

Notwithstanding tina, most Of the
newspapers Of the political parties and
politicians nrc predicting absolute ruin
20 the country n the other side wins.
causing many timid persons 20 hoard 900
what money they have. thinking thcy
VII never see ANY more uumi,rtabic
fact. point io q changed condition for
'hc better iu che near future. in the rau
s'echs hare ti.eu zoo pfi.e The past few
weeks, and government bonds that acr.
down 20 ma, are now up o. u6f.. thus
choosing confidence IN the government.
Spc In the cas-, are buying up
the wool. and the big merchants. real.
iSlng that prices are down 10 bed ro.k,
arc placing orders for future delivery.
and the reaction II reaching us 10 some
extent, for We learn that the Provo
Wooden Mills are commencing to run
day and night on orders from Chicago.
Philadelphia and other eastern cities and
II all our citizens knew what great i'm.
provements have been made In wooden
goods from those mills, Cutler Bros.
company, 90 Main street, the agents In
Sal, Lake City. would have to put on an
extra force OF iallors making up mems
suits, overeoa,s and pants, from their
celebrated easslmeres. both ready made
and made to order, which they sell at
css prices than eastern goods. and the
aides would all wear Provo mills hhn.
nels, and thus give employment to more
Utah workmen and help to bring on the
good times that ure surely coming.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

49, Louis Oct 6--Iu ,br u-n.j
States circuit cour, of ara... ts
Caldwell made an important dsci.,-
regarding the false marklug of b,,n.,
of splrltuous liquors, a revenue ,o,,..
seized number 'oi package of No.,
marked "old Tom Gin, London aG w.,
nae Brandy France" etc, an ofIft.
ing been made by a ST. Louis lisur.,.
To- HIS opinion the judge decided ~,
i' was fraudulent FOR any corcs,r '' y.
brand a domestic produc, with to,., w.
label and that such bogus branded aoos.
are liable to seizure. s'00'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
Rrnrne, anh mnInr..

Rotterdam, oct. S.-Tcn minutcs be-
tote the Netherlands line steamship
Wcrkcudam sailed for New York on
saturday. carriage containing Rcar
neg AVID llalncs, the lflsh.AmcrIcan
suspects, aud two police officers Goo plain
clothes drove up the docl and me- party
boarded the steamer Kcaucy aud
ilaincs remained r. the tia'efoom until
The wctkcndam lcit the port They
vycrc shipped under alIascs. Strict or.
ders were given the police To keep the
affair from the reporters. For this pur
pose the official statement that the .u,.
poets had been conducted to the frontier
was given out
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
BANDITS ON BICYCLES
Kill the Cashier OF Bank at
Sherburne. MINI.


falrmoni. MINI, oct, Two maskce
and bicycle. amounted rohbcr. swept Into
the lIitlc town Of ~hcfbutnc. fourteen
mile. from here. TODAY dashed INTO ihc
Bank Of Shcrburuc. murdered The cash
Ter and o. hysiandcr. and secured Stpoc
from the zach iny. mounted their
wheel, and escaped before the ewes OF
the startled villagers The affair wa.
conducted With 900 the tra,ad, of the
border daam,, and She i'll.ng oft ihr
tuo men. Que Of whom dies Instantly
IVA, purely aani1n. O.. na.uU maa'
ary res.nHcc
The dead arg
ia o -'crn, travelling agent of'Hr
Walter A. Wood Harvester company
shot t.fou- 70 thc heart.
Cashier rho'buru Of iHe nauk Of
Shcrburnc. shot in The head
Tms crime &. parallrlcl on'v by the
raid II Jesse lame. and me Younger
brothers, hen they swo1nrd down up.
ON 'hc litile Town ~ Norhfcld. a few
mice norm '' me scene '' ''iaf -.
CRIME 'n'' 'h' '''h''r OF ''r hanN "'
N'''hhe'1 gov" ana dee'mr'd WIN o
large amount oi money To- ih'' ln'
''anee the rohoer' departed on horses
whereas io''' the e'lm''nl'' tn N'eritg
WIN 'he u"''' n'ed n'cN'le' 'n e'eap'
ing from ihr enraged citizens ut Shcr'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

Wooster. Ohio, oct. S.-Whllc raising
barn on the tarn OF DanleliWne, near
West Canaan, Ohio, the framework
broke just a. the roof timber, got into
position, letting the heavy oak timber
fall upon twenty men. All received In.
iurles, slS having their limbs broken.
Cyrus Ewing and Henry Smell, It il
feared, will die.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

Havana, Oct S.-An important en-.
gagemen, In which General Seraane
Sanchez, the well.known lnsurgent
leader, was Killed. has been fought AT
Reserva plantation, the province Of
Matanzas. Sanchez was one Of the most
widely known Cuban leader. lie served
under Maxine Gomez In the pieylous
Cuban Instruction. After the canl,n.
latlon OF the Cubsns IN San Cora. san.
ened reappearcd IN Las Vallas at the
head of large body Of men, bu, was
finally allowed by the Spanish govern.
m"nt to leave Cuba. In June, $50, he
landed In Cuba with George W. ChlldS
expedition under General Roloa and
since has been an active ln,urrectiobl,,
lie recently crossed the Trocha from
Pinar del Rio entering the province Of
Matanzas.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

Mlliyillc, y j., Oct whlhall, Ia.
tun, y Co., one OF the firms who have
held out against thi. yc7t. scale OF
Wsges askcd By the Glass Workers
uuiou. announced Ia committee las,
might thata number Of furnaces would
be started zap at once, and Il 20 per cent
ies Was agreed upon work would bc
givcu Che men Immediately Should
the luton decline the men win be- up.
peaied TO indlvuall,, and the places OF
chose not accepting will be allied. The
iiun employs over 900 hands, and it "a
believed should tho firm carry H. state.
mcut into esecuuon diaicultlrt win
touow. Tonigh, groups Of workmeu
can Dc seen all over town discussing the
situation,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
nenIih ntth. Army.

W1thIug'oo. O.' q Slrgcon.Gcn.
rra' i'crnhsrs'. report i,t the year end.
lng June 81. $50 'o 'Hr secretary Of
war vas made rh'ia today ], a
comprehensive document. largely tech.
rical i1 character o. me health Of the
army, be says
"All the rates that arc usually con.
.idcrcd by siatl,tielau. a. throwing light
on the physical condition Of eommu.
nifty have been lower than In any pre-.
vious year Of the recorded history OF
our Inquiry. The number Of constantly
sick was $3.50 per thousand OF strength,
a. compared with 81 ~ during 1875 aud
4fS7 as the average annual rate Of the
preceding ten YEAR. The mortality
rate from all causes was SI6 per thou.
sand Of strength, as compared with 669
IN 1894 7.SS for the preceding decade
and 6ij In 1852, the year Of loves, rec.
ord.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
HIGHUINDERS At WORK,
Several Deaths in San Fran.
cisco.
Chinese who Have EnJoscd com
Hvrr.aI Ere. Gam Uin sever re.
turn 90 TA,ir Former state oi
Bontngs ruit.. absolute ro.ec o
Heed

San Francisco. Cal. oct 0-The
hlshbinder, " ious." OF Chinatown arr,
again On cmeuic. and. o., a result. Lee
Ah Ncc and An Chung, two member,
OF the Do ON Tong, we're assis,inated
lat night presumably by hatchcimen
OF The 30 Long Tongs In revenge for
the death Of Lee ~, member Of the
latter society, who was myster.
iously murdered on the night OF
July % last. An Nee was shot down In
the hallway Of Chinese lodging house
shortly before midnight and while the
police were looking for the murderer
All Chung met his death on Pacific
street. supposedly at the hands Of Lee
Loui, who vas captured In the vicinity
while In the ac' Of coheeallng a freshly
discharged revolver. How Fook and
How Tom. both members Of the 30
Long Tong. have been arrested on sus.
plclon Of being implicated In the muir.
der Of All Nee. a prominent China.
man who called at the receiving hos.
piial this morning TO see All Chung
remarked. when informed that his
friend was deed. "Lor. more be Killed
tomorrow biz ight now" II l. believed
that The tnof,. now making to reunI,e
the Six Comparir, viii result In many
saugulnary fcud. between the various
socictlrs.who. having once enjoyed com
freedom. viii never return 10
their former state II bondage.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

Kansas CITY, oct I'm a fog at Ar
rentinc this morning five east'bouud
Santa Zee trains were mixed up In a rear
end collision ju,t outside the railway
wards. the trains following each other
closely Three engines, two way cars
one Pullman sleeper, two tourists cars
two baggage cars and several stock
cars were wrecked. Miroeulod, enough
NO one was Killed although four persons
were slightly injured.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
TORTURED TO DEATH.
Physicians Horribly Fiendish
Deed.
stabbed iil- wIfr Repeatedly whIlc
she was Dying. mud Made Notes on
itcr Death struggles

Chicago, Oct Carl +. Nls. pay
,ieiar. stabbed hi. wife TO Death this
afternoon and aucrward blew his own
brains out. Daring a quarrel Nitz
stabbed his wife In the abdomen with a
surgical instrument. and the wound not
proving fatal, stabbed her second time.
From notes found In the room Il Is
evident that the physician had sat
down beside his victim To watch her
die, and that while 30 occupied he re-.
pcatedly plunged the knife into vital
parts, aud on paper noted the effect Of
the wounds inflicted For over four
hours, A. shown by his notes. he tor.
tursd the dying womau. During this
time he went out and procured an oys-
ter stew a, nelghborlng restaurant.
and purchased the revolver with which
he finally killed himself. Late this even.
ing the police learned of the murder and
went 20 the house. Niiz, who had hid
In the basement, Killed himself when he
found that there was no chance Of cs.
cape. While the woman was slowly
dying. the aged father of the physician
sat In an adjoining room, ignorant of
the tragedy tina, was being committed
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

London, Oct. S.-A grea; deal has
been made GU, OF little or nothing by a
-reP1ft circulated In the United State.
that a large block Of wood was found
lying across the railroad tack at Gard.
stand. some distance south Of Lancaster
an hour before the csars train passed
there yesterday morning. The inter.
enee evidently Intended 10 be drawn
IRON the message that an attempt had
been made To wreck the imperial train
Such Il not the case A mile rost was
blown down By the wind on the oppo.
site railway track TO the one ON which
yhc crar travelled aud was removed hall
an hour before the imperial train passed
by the plate layers. whose work % Is 10
watch the tract during the stormy
rscathcf
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
4 YOrNG FiEND.
Wandered n woman who shut Rim
Out.

NNfNf ifl n W nNihN W m NWul hhm
Oui.
So Jo,cph. Mo. Oct The murderer
of Nrs. John Raumicy OF Areaia Mo.
hes been captured. ard Dor 9. none other
uan the ix'ccnycarolj bow Ezra
Ra.eo, who wa. alleged Go have made
the discovery of the murder la.' Friday
afternoon. Rasco say, be went Co the
Burnley home to get pail Of water
and entered the house lie made some
remarks that angcrcd Mlrs raumlry
She then forced him out Of the house
and locked the doors. Rasco s.,s he
was greatly angcrcd ~ this. and licked
up a stone and hurled Il through the
kitchen window az Mrs. Baumlcy. The
missile struck her In the FAC. and
knocked her down.
Mrs. Baumley then grabbed up the
baby and ran mp stairs. Rasco says he
made search OF the house for Mr..
Baumlcy. and when he found her he
was armed with sioyc.leg, with
which he attacked her lie finished the
bloody work with the stoye.lcg by
beating out her brains he then lei,
the house. went home. changed his
clothes. hid the bloody garments, and
gave the alarm Of the murder.
The murderer .ald he had no object
In killing Mrs. Baumlcy other than to
be reyengcd Cor being put out Of the
house.
The jail Is closely guarded ionigh, to
prevent lynehlng by mob reported to
have been formed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

Providence, r. J., oct. lion. Mel.
willie Bun, Of Middleton. has been re.
nominfed by iue republicans t,r con.
grrss in the first district. and Hon. Adin
a. Capron, Of Smllhfeld. has hccr no,
minated by the republicans In the sec.
ond district
New York, Oct. THE republicans
of the Eleventh district have nominate
Fethinaud Z Erdmon Tor congress.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
SUGAR Trust WAR.
Humors THAT ArbuckIe Rro-. viii
Engage In thr Refining business.

Engage In the Henning nu-ineSS.
New York, Oct For some days
past rumors have been circulating In
connection with the deellng tendency
Of the sugar stock OF an impending op.
position on very large scale to the
American Sugar Refining company.
The rumors have ervstallzed into a
statement tina, Arbuele Bros. coffee
merchants, had decided to go into the
sugar refining business. The firm at
present n a large distributor OF sugar In
connection with The coffee business and
engaged heavily In Wholesale grocery
trade at Pltisburg. Members decline to
make any statement but good lniorma.
ton lu the sugar trade confirms the re-.
ports,
John T, Searle,, treasurer Of the AM
eriran Sugar Refining company, said he
had heard the reports on stock exchange,
but otherwise had no knowledge OF any
such impending opposition.
Sellers OF sugar stock to-day included
large house. Identical with the Interests
No the sugar trade.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
Robbery and Murder.

Ben franklin, Tex, Oct s.-D. Kno,y
lcs, an old citizen, and HE married.
daughter were assaulted an their home
seven miles south OF this place la,trigb,
with an ax,by unknown persons Rob'
berry was the object OF the a,.olns
Knowles died to-day, and the dausbie,
may recover.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

London, OCT. "A dispatch 90 the
Central News from nuluwayo gives
turiher details OF the explosion which
occurred in that town Yesterday, resulting
la ioss Of life and extensive damage to
property The magazine which explod.
ed was located on the ouiskiris of the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09
SHORT LINE PROPERTIES.
Segregation will not Open the
OgdeA Gateway.

The Turnover Wul D.. Mode the
WRIST OF the Ncnr rhr Matter Of
Divi-i 81 WIZ be- Nicriv Atiu.tcd-
the New Gcncrnt Officers to 40
Railway Age Seeking 90 wori, the
Railroads nnd f.mpioyec--Ton- ot
such Literature Being sent out
Raymond Hunting Up the Evidence.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

peiro.t Mich. Oct. samuel Com.
perr OF Chicago Thomas Tracy of BIOS.
TOM John c Dgernell Of Chicago and
George A. Whitaker Of Salt Lake City
were today chosen by the cigarmakers'
'e."a'.ona' convention O., delegates 20
wv American Eel.railon Of Labor.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-09

The FIRST biennial convention Of The
International BARRIERS union wa. called
TO order az Evansville, Ind, The union
embraces barber. IN the United State,
and Canada, and the meeting viii, Ils:
tar several Jass.
The evening times., 1896-04-30

pace competitions, except by the cons ent Of
the member of the racing board in charge of
the district In which the race takes place.
Power to fine professional Is Is given to Of
ficial referees by the following clause:
In the event Of insubordina tion, strikes,
or Objectionable actions on the track by any
professional rider, the official referee may
impose fine on such rider OF not less than
So or more than $50. which amount shall he
forwarded by said referee to the member of
the racing board in charge OF the district
The rider shall be suspended until fine is
paid
Thefollowing rule was adopted to do wa '
with juvenile races:
Boys less than fifteen years of age
shall not be accepted as competitors 10
regular races, and no race meets will be
sanctioned including races for boys under
12"
Grand stand riders are thus provided
for:
"A rider during race turning his head
to look backward, removing his hands
from the handle bars, or otherwise riding
II careless or unskilIful manner thereby
.mpcriling the safety of other riders. shall
at the discretion of the referee be dis
qualified and ruled off the track for the
remainder of the meeting in progress"
Race meet promoters are required to
either use entry blanks furnished by the
racing board or else use blanks printed in
accordance with that form. Riders failing
to pay entry fees 10 advance are liable to
disqualification by the executive COM
mittee OF the meet and suspension by the
racing board, aud any competitor who ha s
not paid all entry fees within thirty DAYS
thereby forfeits all claims to any prize s
won.
To prevent legal contests concerning deci-
sions made by the racing board, the entry
blanks will embody an agreement to abide
by any decision made by that body without
further appeal.
Division meets will be sanctioned without
regard to the rule concerning conflict OF
dates, which rule will also be disregarded ON
national holidays.
Any race meet promoter failing to con form
to the racing rules will be debarred from re-
ceiving further sanctions
Numerous other minor changes have been
made, but the changes above given a re the
only important points in which this years
rules differ from those in force last season.
The evening times., 1896-04-30
IN NUMBER SOLD.

Just study these great values and then you need
not wonder why STOLL'S $50" has sprung SO won
derfully to the 'front.' STOLLS $50" is the peoples
shoe store-the popular store-the cheapest store
the best store.
The evening times., 1896-04-30
STOP It It. Metropolitan.

Gardner, Cabanne, Hamilton, starbuck,
Wells and Maddox, with long list of the
lesser lights strung out to the 800 yard
mark. There are at the present time on
the books of the racing board over 500
and as over 500 were placed
in that class last year, it will be readily
seen that, with those who will voluntarily
join inside OF the next six weeks, there
is no lack of professional racing material.
The evening times., 1896-04-30
CYCLING NOTES.

Bald has started to train on the Fountain
Ferry track at Louisville.
Brown University has added cycling to
it's athletics.
Copenhagen will hold a worlds cham
pionship meet on August Is, 16 and II.
The Scottish Cyclists Union will not
permit pace-makng in any races except
the so and 1GO-mile championships.
Indianapolis cyclists are agitating a
dress reform movement. Blanks are De
ing circulated asking the cyclers to wear
knickcrbockcrs.
The number of applications to the L. A.
". reported this week will exceed the best
previous record by 512. During the seven
days ending last Monday 2,039 applica-
lions were received: OF this number Penn
sylvauia furnished 2S4.
TIE New York State racing circuit will
open on June 6 at Buffalo and end on the
21th of that month with the meet of the
Kings County whcelmen in Brooklyn. The
cities included in the circuit besides those
named are Rochester, Geneva. Syracuse,
Troy, Albany, Utica, lion, Little Falls
and Cohoess
The evening times., 1896-04-30

Bald has started to train on the Fountain
Ferry track at Louisville.
The evening times., 1896-04-30

permit pace-making in any races except
the so and 1GO-mile championships.
The evening times., 1896-04-30

Copenhagen will hold u worlds cham
pionship meet on August Is, 16 and II.