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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11

fsuiili ~ men who are al the various
camps. Operators thiuk the BiriEu
VIII be cODtin ued Rt certain pisces es
long ns the contributions are liberia.
But tie dee,itutioD which prevail in
lhU villages Ia relied uuOD to induce the
men to accept the offer which have
been maize by operators until such
settled rate vi have been oste blish ed.
As high as 10 cents ton, ten cents
more than ID uemanded, has been
offered by zone opethtLtB whose c,r-
tracla specify coal OF a certain ride,
nnu which Is only obtsinsble at ia cy
Dgures.
Toe meeting to be held at irwin to
uay IL regarded ns almost Rain t.
result IN The cessation OF iin'uetlon
he mines Of The PENNEY wanna Gas
Coal company anu West Merchant
Gas Coal company, the Pennsylvania
OR shalt nud the small mines In that
vicinity. There II lalk among tic
leaders Of a march 20 The mines OF the
Keystone Coal anu COhe CUmusLy,
largely owned by COrgtessman GeOra,
II. HUFF OF Gre burg, tn get the
uisgtfs emplOye: tIete out, MS IL IN
the SIX miues operated Ivy tue com
psny much cal mug u Plttsburg
is Produced. Tae output cnpuclty Ia
x thousand TONS cay aud all ito
mines nave ueen running iuli.
NO SYMPATHETIC STRIFE
COLUMBUS, o., Any. IL Ill The Asso-
clRlsd Press has u tluiement ITCm
bigh anu reliable authority that ths re
will DOT be any strike In sympathy
with the miners, II, says this tu.nor-
iy, The s,rIke est not he won ga the
present plane, that will clote the Incl.
uent NJ ar 10 the labor organizations
are concerned at present..
MORE MlNEns COME OUT.
NONE uMEkY, w. Va, Aug. H.
PJwrHaUn IusteTs came out today Al
the request OF ID lchei's army Of
marching miLers. The lesueTs sssen
that the ksDswbs district IL pts l.
cally CIT ee dUwu aud tuat over B DOO
minrrs row Idie.
EVANSVILLE, Indu Augu.t H.
Pnesi,.Lt kuight OF the Inuist q
Min.I.' sstt cisti u today ait rded =
mas. meeting OF uiggers .sentins
ell the mines OF this district, I'VE o
W ich are still In operation, A rsClu.
t on was ad0pteu by all miners sgIet,
q that the local miuefs VIII lay down
tLeir tools at once and remain idle TIL
The Dig strike 10 settled.
AHoTHER Strike
SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. ll.--Ahout
l5D uin.rs OF the sag ipsw Coal com-
pany .tfu k today Tor false 1i Il teen
cents per ton, They have been .etlng
evenly cents Tor all DUAL over ID tev-L.
.jghihs screen. The strike wss started
pysx ty.five miners who came here
from OhiJ lsst weeh Al d were given
work.
DE ARAiITT IS SUED
PITTsBuRa, Pr. Aug, lin stiousi
Vice PIesiuept MilhT OF the United
Mine Workers association entered suit
tousy Tor 50, 900 damae es agains, I. b.
DeA imitl, superinienlentV VI the IuI.
tie Creek mines Of the New Y rk an.
Cleveland Gas Cosi oImpsLy, icr al.
legged mslio Gus pr stoutior. Iu adui'
tion to serving irjunotious O.. Miller,
Mr, DeArmitt Lau him atrested oh
charges OF riot aud ublawiul assem-
plag-, " hion were not 'ubsts inflated.
WHERE MEN RETURNED 10 WORK.
CANoNsBURo, Pa, AUG. IL Five
hu df.u rik.rs marched to Can.Ds.
purg last night and ests biisbeu camps
near Il o CanoDeOurg anu q OBJ IN mes,
wbich are again In operation. Almost
null forces areAt wofK at both miGeR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11
BURNED WIFE AND CHILDnEy.
rirs Fiend Deprivss q a. shurte oil
tits whole Family.

ARLINaToN, Ore, Aug. ll.-Tbs
dwelling house OF c. A. Shurle was
burned about midnight, aad Mrs.
Shurte and her two sons perisheo.
They were overcome by smoke, aud
when found ware dead Shurts was
awakened by fire In the sitting room,
lust below his bedroom, and ran down
stairs INN ediaiely. H. found the
fismss spreading 80 RAPIDLY as to cut
of his return to the upper story.
Heroic efiJrIs was made 10 save hi.
wife and children, but 10 no purpose.
Miss Fr,nce, VIM wa, sleeping In the
second story, Jumped from window
and escaped. There 10 great fear that
Snurte Will lose his ressoo. Ii 10 not
known how the fire STARTED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.



ROANOKE, Va, Au.. 1.-The DEM
ocratio safe convention was called To
oraer at noon to-day. r0e duty OF call.
Ing the convection 20 order devJIveI
upon Con. Geo. J. Hanoley ns chair
man. Hon. J. Tsylor Ellison is a
csnn'date Ior governor. Nearly all Of
the /. 5As delegates were present.
Tae platform VIII hardly be sub.
mitted todey. Its declaration on free
SILVER anu other Chicago plaBks will
he uusquivocsl A most determined
fight VIII take place over the PROPOSE
ton to auo,t q plan for uom'nstinR
United Statos senators by primary.
Devei opmrnls indicate that the M Il
conspicuous PARTY leaders in the STATE
will antsgoDze it. The best informed
leaders preuiot the defeat OF the prI-
mary idet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11

NEW YORK. Aug, ii -Chairmsn
EniI- DaLiVith VI tile Democratic
stale q mmittee has just rslurneu
honi mp through cou .liss Ia the in
terror u tue state. In an interview he
stio: "My judgment is that most o
tho couhtiss up The state Will pGss reso.
iutiGns ieaiiimihs tue Chicago piat-
ofm. cInDU. ieIi wat position will,
b. taken ny members OF the commit.
zee toiaiiNe 10 tne national platform
until after l cJnier VITA my CO..
ieaRuet. s.w ole OF tuem while |
was absent from the city anu no
geo wan me mat 40 Aotion snoulu
De taken which wtud ImpsrII the
ne cusnoe 0, Dam o..tc suocess IA,
Greas.r New York. Ihsy beiiev.
thal tie tishs iUs supIem.cJ in this
ely su.uiu and viii receive Demo-
oisdc tupLOrt anu y mpslhy from all
over The STATE, Ms without success here
here Is No cnsnCe Tor Victory Ia tue
STATE"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11

George Sheldon, the man arrested at
the time OF the recent Dsnver tragedy,
was yesterday released from custody
by Chief OF Police OBtisu OF that
city. Chief U'Btien had been in.
formed by the Salt Lske 'tlieers thst
he was not wanted In this oty, and in
pursuance thereof the msn was given
bis freedom, with tho adnonition that
he leave Denver forthwith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11

Nerthw stern Coal min.rs mink the
iiiue Ripe for tsigbtr Wages.

SEATTLE, Wa'h., Aug. 1.-The
strike u the coal miners at 1ssqush Ii
now believed TO bs partially symps-
thetic, as the protest al the DOCK IL one
u the causes for the strife among tut
miners OF the east, The men, II ia
stated, also think that the scarcity
labor in the northwest makes tue time
ptopitious for demands upon the com.
psny.
General Bryant, the receiver OF the
) ,.ttle Coal anu Iron company, ha
II rel tU let the men put one VI their
,wn checkers st the company's scales,
Ghey to ueirsy the expenses OF salary.
rhsy have refused to accept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11

THE HAGUE,IAug. ia crowd OF
peUpie assemb Ell at midnight IN front
OF the residence o. the Spanish minit-
ter, Ssnor A. De Bigusr, and shoused
"Long Live Anarchy" Tue police
arrested fifteen OF the more viole4t OF
tnose taking part In the demonstration,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11

MADRID, Aug. 1.-THE remains Of
the late premier, Senior Csnov del
Castillo, arrived here a 6:56 Am. from
santa Agueua. They were ma, nj
the railroad station by ministers, mem
bers Of tho diplomatic corps, anu the
civil and military authorities OF Madrid
aud vicinity. Immense ctowIs Of
people were Assem- 0lei about the
depot,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11

WAsAIsdToN, Aug. 1.-THE Presi-
uent mss designated Frank A. Van
ueEip, assistant secretary OF the
usasury, to perform the duties Of
register and assistant regi ter OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11

AT the concert by the Twenty.foutth
Omitted Safes iph ntry military band
ut 1880 y, M, Wed ne'day, the follow
ing program viii be Teudersd:
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treasury curing tUo absence OF the
req eter anu assistant ieIister.
The following appointments have
been mace: Felix A. Reeve, Teno..
asslsts Ut solicitor OF the treasury.
Beni. NJ. ChisW.li, Bernard II.
CNmden, Harry q. Hsmiet and
Frederick q. Billiard. seconJ lieuten-
ants in the revenue cuttec sefvice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11

Han whom Leading Democratic P0ii.
ticInns M0st Opposl, WI Kun.

NEW YORK, Aug. ll.-Convinced
that thOte VINO have Deen urging hlm
to accept the candiuscy Tor mayor
represe pt msiority OF the Republican
vote OF Greater New York, Seth Low
has entered the race and will aspist In
the csnvass that ia being maize for
him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11

NEW YORK, Aug. H. The new
p'ate Tia nae Deem gwen to the
c-inase anu currency questIoa by the
market utciine III ths price OF silver IL
causing q wido difcussiou IN financial
eIcles. Sev.rsi' questio 3 NJ QUO.
sthe au to the etecl 1T will have on tue
Tree coinage u SILVER, an Issue iha,,
ACCORDING ~ the Tree SILVER advocates,
was ia!d inside III tue recent siscIiou
sS.l on tie pvss.b!e change OF san.
uard Ii N xico, runOrs Uf whlon are
current, out more par iculsrIy on the
situat Oh "a Jsp,n, wnion county on
osto.ef l. 1897. viii Adop. toe & nd
uIauuHfd.
d2lur Na,s "k, special agent for
fuk .hamt s 80. bank Ia this ty,
Sa'u Id cUhnec..Ou with Tue receul laIl
Vi silver; "Had Japan remained IA
sIiVtr County, tnsIe would have been
every ehanGe vi her mourning lots IA.
tiaulng win gulu e.unlrl.s, On
aeoountV VI 10, fluctuations oil exonaugs
Anu az japan ,-rses ~ tue front Inc
uecessity Tor grss.er ficintles for
N 'h.taly Itansiet Is ieit.
N r.tOfofeltIe txchsn, both IN
CHINA AI- .pan fOn0weJ the rise auu
al oil SILVER, while now, with the
great isii In the pr.os OF silver, China
SHOWS a great ialilng off iu exchange,
WINE Japan Te-uslns 80 same.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11

SEATTLE. Wash, Aug. IL. - The
steamer Topeka, from A lRsks, arrived
here carly this morning, bringing tue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11

CoLUMBus, o., Aug. ll,-Jacob s.
Cox.y VS. nominated by reclamation
tor governor ON the Popullst statA
ticket.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11
SPAIN Is UNFORTUNATE.
HeF Troops eating ihe Worst Of Ii
10 Iha Philippines.
Iho Lihcrniors ih.yo pu,sue IN,
rac,ics nj ,ub,u with
Equal suucsaa

BAN FRANCI.oo, Aug. 1.-the
asp' CT OF The war III the phiinppiuss
has changed, acc ruling to c5f-
rasio0uent vi the Japan Advocate,
In letter rom Bulk,kpu, July Gro,
ne reports that the IevOIutIuuists are
following the Cubips' tactics, surprn-
ing conveys anu detsch ments 81 Spsp.
len u ops, an up to date nave been
generally tuccesttul iE almost all tbt
enct un,err, this being really tie ouly
hea' by WHO the IILerators uay.
acquired the large number oil Remipc.
toh anu Mauser nhes anu supply u
ahlmu Ditlo they p-ssess at present.
al II mag cost o. iIi., comparatively.
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Aud Fight. Are Free. UDtii the Cops
supDrets IN. spree.

thF
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. IL The POpu.
lisls sls,e uIuVeutiun pened touEy
with Mr.. wit OF Cleveland usmsnl.
ing more than i've minut.s to speak
GU charles to the effect that certain
middle o. tn, -foad deiegates were
Iuere IN tue interest u SeuRtor Hanna
10 keep the convention irCm endorsing
the stals Democratic ticket. The
chair refused MI, VIII more tins.
Delegates ln!u him tUeit uUwn, asa
nnslIy Martin krumm o. Columbus
unu.rtouK to put INN down. MI.
Witt resisted Mr. kfumm. George
Rode Of Columbus seis1d onsIr.
Delegates took the GUAR rom Riiule
anu psndemonium relgned. Mr.,
Eyeker and MIR. X tumm ciinoheI
anu were fighting wnen Policeman
Dan McManamy separattu lnem.
Cnairs we're br ken In tue fgnt.
When quiet was partly restored Mr..
wiz stih uemRnL, more tlme. Fur.
lner trouble bsiug apparent MI. Nc
Msnamy teiepuoueL hea Quarters
anu "a quad ol poiics appeared g pre-
serve order. All tho anll.iusiOn dele
gates were sealed, ana Il Is prOba u!e
Popullst tirEet Will be named.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11

SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. III .-Ahout
l5D uniD.rs OF the ssg ipsw Coal COM
pany ,tfu k today Tor RAISE u Il tsen
cents per ton, They have been tet'ihg
evenly cents Tor all DUAL over teveL.
.jghlhs screen. The strike was started
xty.hve miners who came here
from OhiJ last weeh ard were given
work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-11

COLUMBUS, o., Any. IL The Asso-
clRtad Press has ttulement lTCm
bigh anu reliable authority that tn, re
will DOT be any strike In sympaiby
with the mipeiH, II, ssFs th,s tu.uoG-
iy, The s,rlke cst not he Won ca the
present plane, that will close the incl.
Jent NJ ar 10 the labor organizations
are concerned at present..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
S0icS 6ciWid.

Gin i~atalcs WiB0tIbit tyai oieier
Gage ben Bauer y. aus Dem DplIQu.
oiiben GOrie YrOctbupienOOrit. Sey=
iclbc brNdte cine nit irci Yicroen bcs
ipunnte Subre &Nrtpheln nO6 6reielO
2um Martt. SOrt pertnuite CT zines
Der Yicroe. Oils cr nit ieinem @s=
Ipnm wieQcr am 3Olumt SlugsiCrt
Nntr0f. lab Der oOrtI9e 3ol!elnnebmer
ons Wei6irr oe5 uer!OuIten Rierocs
OuI Der &Orre licNcn. Nui icine 6rOOe
erSGblte Der 6ubrtnCdt aud treuEcrSiQ
oNB Der Saul III GreiClo p%crtNu't mOr.
Den. Sbibou Der MGun llh ~OIicnbGr
Der lln0eisBli6tclt icincr &unollmA
ni1t bsuubt mar. bate er fir Die nit
Der GinIubr Oes Picroes pcrbunOcne
3Olbinter,iebun2 ben @crtb Oe5 Oui
400 Mnrt tarirten @lnles. lOuic Boil
uno Struie. i'm GunScn Die Summc
UOu 500 WGr! 81 SNb!cu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
aatbpIiIdcr Sir6eusSalenoer.
Sobonues i'm Geidn9niB. - Wattb.
II, 30.
Wtattb.
bic Seocmtmng ocs v6eame'
gSaufctt"" 1T @1}hiuGtpu

-,
hflPuhtct bic irou;0jiihe .2eltI6rl1t
I,nr ...,4a o,ie;onoisn ~
VI" N"'el'"''"l :"
trCiiliher gNeiiP. Sl WntldnQe al
Dem Wior. SdrooersEQQ" 1eiBt es
bort:
gle Nmcriforeiie ben groRen &eane 9oIt
iM oLt Nit'Q"tgl1'9 %n9[ :. G s1a %a;S : 81
marc and tuv;er Nouo ou58riiiibrt morOcn,
%%,H 5 itSM 0ta i'd 2 G,l IL, 9 gto o.s vs. npd 'S@F
Heane. IS NAV nift III Ieugnen, Der Vapit
nt mloct i1n: nt"O"T man ~ "9'''eF Der
Cls ooIr MI - Dor Der sbreiic aim enB.
FPloge %Javant de partir pour lie p@niten:-
r ,,,, I" " "'?t r 0E $Lr I IL ~ FSU,' 1;Grt,i ~" M
t0un tai. U}on oraoniiute Oobcr ELL 9roB.
,!2. , %u.''E w. W, 'UstCg'r' nun ,;% 9bi-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
&ursfiMti9e 1rbeiterfIbrer.

gu mel1er Sborbeit bic craiie
Selblt d t Die Weni1en ui6t iel.
ten uerleitet. Ssi9t neueroin9s Die Sal.
tung, relhe QelpiNe 4rbeitsr-S r9ani-
iationen III Der Ginwanoerun9s=6ra
0%nnebmeu.
So bat lid bic jiln9it 81 louisville,
GD., abQebaltene Sabres=6OnueutiOn
Der yNrbeitsrltter" oabiu 9eauBert, Dab
cner9iibe Shritte 81 weiterer Se-
hrGntun9 Der giuwano e..
9etbau meroeu ~iOllten. Ger
@auscperti6aits.& atb in San 6ran.
cisco aber bat gar GsIOlutiOnen anee-
nOmmsu. ipOrin Der 6On9reB oarun
am0e0an9en iUiro, alle Glnmanoerung
nab oieiem Sauoe iiir einen 3eitraum
bon y Sabren al uSpenoi.
rem. .oamlt Die 9roBe Grrnee Der 9lr.
bsitsloien cine @ele9eubeit sur Gritung
ibrer Griltens iinoe". Staats- 9lrbeits.
GOmmin0r SiB9er0lo muroe eriplblt.
I'M bic Organization in oieiem Slime
IN Walhin9tOn al pertretcn. lln0 lelblt
Der ionlt perniinItiAere @Ompers. Der
Prdlloent Der .2lmeric0n decoration Of
SabOr". bat an 10. bs. in elmer Nuois
eng beim YrQlioent Wc&inlep elmer
arDbersn Yei6rdntun0 Der
Sinwanoerun9 oriu9sno bas
@prt 9ereOet.
Die Seuie iiberieben babel ppaltdn-
big Die wihtl9e Shatiade. oaB jsosr
6inlpanoerer niht nur Yropucent, ions
bern aud Son ument 1T, sumal
Wenn sr Samilie bat. SaSu iommt.
oaB ein arpBsr Sbeil Der Ginpanoerung
nab ben @derbau.S iItrictsn oes Can.
pss sisbt uno bort nsus AbaB9s.
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81 Ocr &c0c ocS Bod)tu. Satcr
Il. t. SGOin0

tDelde mir al Onoerer STEELE in eX-
tense brln9en, mO9ten mir G~Olgenoes
bemcrtcn:
Gbi0On Ecp. SOoin9 feline NnsIiib=
run0en. luie mir lie an onoerer StsQe
%brinQcn, in &c MNrs gum 9rOBten
9belle pOrQeleien bat, 10 9lOu=
ben mir, miro NiemNno Nultrb oaran
neGmcn, OOB mir oeiien Nbb0nolun0
cine yJ!eoc" neNlen.
Q&ir beiIir6tetcn 0~nionQs. bab biele
SelCr Die Re0e nl6t lelen wilroen. neil
Cs 3bOtIOte 1T, oOb oOs Geiepubli.
INN ni0t meGr 0Crne lun0e Nrtitcl
mo Nb0NnOIungen LEFT. Mir bead
lihtl0ten inIOl0e 0eilen aud Die &coe
III imci NbibuiIten SI ~brin0en. ltuh
elmer nbermali0cn Gettilre Der Heoe
milNen mir jeoO9 9eltcDen, o0B mir es
fir eiuen g 9uoen an Der Yiloun0
uuo NuI tIdrun9 unierer @eIer b0lten
murOen, menu 0ielelben Die 9teoe iiber
bic y@lrbeiterirn0e" ui6t 0an3 uno
oOll e"ri0Ien uno beberSi9en t0nnten.
Gicielbe iOllte iibri0Cus mebr @ I
elm W q 9Clein Weroen. oCun bic
0ort nIeoer0eIe9ten 0run0iGBe iOllten
bel ms SOtbOliten in 6leiib uno Ylut
iIberAebcn uno III D 9lidite q f
be ol9 Wer0en.
&eutell, Del1e nit GOrliebe ii9 I'M
bic GOlung brennenoer Sa9esira9en
iHtCreiiircu. miro bic Heoe oes bpdw.
&Oter &0oin9 Elm SO19enub iein.
QSlr uulererisit5 MADDEN in%sbeipnoere
oui iOl9enoe Stellen uuimertiNm.
No6oem Der Heoner Die un0esi IL
Qclte Sab u6t ais oas s. uupt t.
DinOcrniB bel Der &OlunI Der 9rbeiter-
iroQe 0ebrOnomUylt, beiBt IS bort in
treIIll6en g9Orten:
Nc9rlI lol6e Gecleu libel iii ale gGelS
ItIt Oct 2&clt md6tlOS. "a bllit ttIlle be-
lcre EcrlOellluIg Der Steueru, oa 9euilgel
ttuUt gIteU SpGrt0neu, feline Nrbciter. Ser
bWOuI9cI, tcinc GhuBi0le, teiIe SBcilung
non CdumO ulC EooeI, teine Jtepublit mi
ali lbrcu Srcibeitcu, oa mItB pGu Wrulo aus
her guuie lnucrc Dieul6 on Weilt rIo ISL.
lem CrlUeuert Uerocu burh Die epi0eI gSabr
bcliCll lulD WIaOen oe9 g&elterIolerS.
Nls cine Nnoere treiflibe Stelle be.
WUuOeru mir jene NusiiiGrunNen, oil
III Oen Par0Qropben cntbaltm iiuo,
tueIde nit Den iol0enoen g8orten be.
glInen:
GobNlo OGcr Der Nrbejter Die ocimutb lei
rCr yiebcu nit Dem 2SirtbSbnuie DcrtUui6I
lluO Oort WIter ielleu 3cbgeuollcu ben Wrou
Hegeu Die Relheu nit ben EItrgIQieru ub
tublt, ODER aud UllreI rc9cImGBIger l&lrtbS
LUu9 Noder miro etc etc.
limo jene Weitere SteIle, no es beiBt;
Ser itorfc, drlitli0c 9Siue, ooS 9eUliier.
hate SNcyj bciUbtOeI ben 2lrbeIter al erilel
Gteut, O0R CT uIdt oa5 NirtbSbauS, ion.
bern bic NctmOt9 Iicbt G6cr aud oeln gSeib,
iicbcr lhb:itcr, bat bid 9eitiigt, neil aud IL
bic Nrbelt ulo Die $Nelmatb mn Die Niuoel
llrbt etc, etc.
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Der lGuaite Sart.

Zen Idu9itcn Bart oiirite ein Metol.
orbeiter in Tabcnsne. 6rNntrcih, be-
ligcn. Gr 1T i'm MNi 1896 9ebOrcn
mo jsBt aliO Il Sabre alt. ShOH
nit IA S0Drcn bate er eincn Is 6egtl=
meter lanQen Bart. Sicier puhs bon
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The evening times., 1897-12-15
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

,Scb.,n,e in effect November q, 1917
All trains arrive and leave Pennsyivania
s.i2 a m.-Daiiy, local for Danvtlle.
chr rl,tte and way stations, connects se
Manassas for strasburs, Harrisonburg and
Stanntou daily, except Sunday and az
dshsaO0'k daily! WIZ .n.sa,,x,rrnsr nsr,Trs
rAST NAIL, carries Pullman BCffes
teepers, New York and WasninEton to
JACK sonville, uniting at SALISBURY with
is snIinss. 4. C; Knoxville and Chat
tanoosa, Tenn; and at Charlotte with Puil-
man Sleeper IYr AnsIsta or,i raiiinan bntfss
ing at Alta anta Tor BirinlnSnaf III anu Mem
pI,is- Connects at Lyncnpurs Win lhessi,
peaSe and ONO Hallway los LeAinStoii ana
inctnn 10 New Orleans without change. Sun
seI uersunaIly conducted Tourist excursion
through sleeper on TINS tram every Wednes-
a.0i o. m.-LocaI for Front Royal, StraS
burg aud iiarrisonburg. daily except Sun
4.si p. m.-Daily. local for charlottes-
s65rTaWSESTERN, 5uiti II STERN VEsTiBUEEp, LIN.
TIED, composed Of Pullman Vestihuled
sleepers. dining cars ana day eoaenes. ,s,s
TeilhaI Tennl Via ~ ; sheSiiie Kroxvine, and Chat
tanooss: New York to Tampa. VIA Char
mnitinr at Danville with Pullman Sleeper
from Richmond to Augusta. via Columbia:
York to Memphis, via BirminghaD; New
York to New orleans. via Atlanta and
Montgomery. veStibuled day coach Wash-
inCtoh TO Atlanta. Southern railway dining
ear. Greensboro to Montgomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
Division leave washington sol a m
daiiy and 4:45 p. m. daily, except sunday,
and 6:26 o. IN. Suuday only for Round Hlif
4.S2 m. daily, except SUNDAY, for Lees
burg, aud S:25 p m. daily for Herndon.
Returning, arrive at Washington S:26 a
n. and 800 p. IN. daily. from Round Hin.
and 7 :O6 a. IN. daily. except Sunday, from.
Herndon, and s:34 a. M daily. except Sun
fhrosgh trains from the South arrive Al
Washington $40 q; M, 22O p. m. and
IA. and 0:25 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
End $50 o. m. daily from Chaflottesytife.
Tickets, sleeping Car reservation. and In
forma tion furnished at offices, 705 15th
st. NV. Gil Penns ylvanh avenue. and -
PENNSYLVANIA Railrnad Passenger Station, I,
w. H. GREEN, Gen. supt.
+ j. n. CULP, Traffic Manages.
". A. Turk, Gen. Pass. Agents =,
l. 8. BROWN Gen Art. luss. Depes