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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-04
Monday, October 4, 1897.
NEW 4DVERFISEMENYs TO-DAl

NEW IDP hEISEM EN IN IO-DAP- Auction Sale--R. B. Mallory. Boston Dancing Academy-916 Chapel St. Boots Three Prices--N. H. Shoe Co. Carnival Week--F. NJ. Brown &s Co. Conservatory of Music--E. A. Parsons. Carnival Week--The Chas. Monson Go. Dancing Classes-Wm. Brooks DeGarmo. Dingley Tariff BabyPoli's Theater. For e--House--George F. Newcomb. For Rent-New House-Atwater Stret. Grand Fall Opeping-E Mcintyre & Co. Iron Beds--Brown & Durham. Look Over Every Stitch--Davis & Go. Lost-Tiger Cat--Butler & Tyler. Lost -Handkerchief-47 Hillhouse Avenue. My Wifes Step Husband-Hyperion. McFadden's Row of Flats--At the Grand. New Maple Syrup-Johnson x Brother. Nana--193 Chapel Street.
 Opening Days-Howe & Stetson. Postum-At Grocers'
 Prunes-Gilbert & Thompson. Saving Clothes-The Pond Lily Co., The Early Bird-Chas. P. Thompson. The Old Homestead-Hyperion Theater. The Big -Beecher-Leonard Co. ITO Rent-Rooms-170 Whalley Avenue. Telephone Rights-G. H. Prentiss & Co.,. The Burning Question-N. H. Gaslight Co., University Hats-Friend E. Brooks. Wanted-Position-9 Carlisle Stret. Wanted-Sltuation-S6 Davenport Avenue Wanted -situation-212 Franklin Stret Wanted-Situation-J. H., 30 Day Street. wanted-Situation-1 Franklin Street. Wanted-Salesmen- n-Beecher-Leonard Co. Wanted-Girl-S6 Whalley Avenue. Wanted--Situation-2S Davenport Avenile Wanted-Situation-e Trumbull Stret.
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CHASED BY HORNETS.
An Irishman Employed on West Chapel
 Street Has a Lively Experience.

~Nh EiilplOySu Oii NSpS S'N''iN'
 Street Has Lively Experience.
 The work of paving West Chapel street with asphalt is about completed, but a gang of men were on Saturday engaged in patching small places in the sidewalks, which had become crumbled and worn away.
 At F o'clock they knocked off for din- her and one of the men who happened to be an Irishman seated himself under a shady spot under big elm, at the corner of sherman avenue He was eloating over his good luck of finding 8 more comfortable place to partake of his monday meal than his fellow laborers.
 Scarcely had he seated himself and opened his dinner bucket than he jump ed up in wild excitement and grabbing that part of his apparel which bulldog generally seeks for, he exclaimed: Ouch, bedad, I set on d spoke" With that he turned around and saw the cause of his sudden pain, a nest full of hornets.
 Hastily picking up handful of loose asphalt, lying near, he fired it into the hornets nest, which was between the roots in the butt of the tree. This com pletely plugged up the hole to the nest. ] Most of the hornets were inside the | nest. but those few outside started af-
 ter Pat with a vengeance. They evil dently didn't enjoy the idea of anyone interfering with them and caused the sfellow to run at a speed that would do ! credit to Yale half back. When near Grace hospital one of the enraged little insects lighted on the neck of their dis turber and stung him severely. This seemed to satisfy them and they made no further attacks.
 The sight was very amusing one for the bystanders, but an exceedingly painful one for the Irishman. This nest is very dangerous, especial i ly so because the children in the neigh borhood are in the habit of playing around it, A hornets nest is not good ] plaything for children.
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i,risf Ment,ou.

High water to-day, 5:26 p. m.
 Buy a lot-s200. R. F. Baldwin.
 Jnsurarce & Loans, Chas. Wnson&s Co, The chutes will remain here all the week. No one should miss the chance +o shoot the chutes. From 2 to 10 p. m.
 George H. Prentiss & Co. of New York announce that they are prepared to deal in New York and New Jersey Telephone company rights.
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THE LONG HILL COLLISION.

There was an investigation in the of- flee of Superintendent G. P. Hopson, head of the Berkshire division, in this city Saturday, to ascertain who was to blame for the collision at Long Hill Wednesday forenoon. A good deal of testimony was taken, but no decision reached. The decision will be given to- dav
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HARD TIP

man who has enjoyed furnace regulator and will sell it at cost. They keep the house at such a perfectly even temperature and are such coal savers The Johnson is the best. See 1t at 865 Chapel street Take elevator. Room All
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Preserving kettles given away with one pound of tea or baking powder on Saturday, October 9th, only Either a five or six quart steel enamel or six quart maslin.
 CENTENNIAL AM. TEA CO,
 o4 St 363 State street.
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The annual meeting of the Woman's Church Missionary association will be held tomorrow, October 5, at p. m. in Trinity parish building, Temple street.
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RETURNED FROM THE BERK-
 SHJRES

MT. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bromley have returned from a months sojourn in the Berkshires to their home on Ly- on street, much improved in health The month was mostly spent at Lanes borough, although they visited other places. MT. Bromley was present at the great North Adams fair, which was attended by twenty-five thousand peo- pie, and had the pleasure of shaking the hand of President Mckinley.
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Local Weather Report. FOR OCTOBER 8 1897.

Mean temperature. 48.
 Max. temperature. 62
 Min. temperature. 35.
 Precipitation, 0 inches.
 Max. velocity of wind. l6-NE.
 Accumulated excess of datlv mean tenn perature since January |. l40 deerees: or an average daily excess of 5 dearees. Total excess in precipitation since Janu- 'i' = U. G. MYERS. Observer.
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teed.
Walking Jackets.

Smooth cloth, shield front, high neck, flare collar, double stitched seams-ta1lor back.
 $5.oS Apiece.
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Have It Sent to You.

The Journal and Courier will be sent to any address by mall at the same terms as 1t is delivered in the city. 15 cents a week; 50 cents a month.
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O'BRIEN TO COACH. James M. O'Brien of this city has been engaged to coach the New Lon don football team
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New Top Coats.

Rough Cheviot Top Coats. high neck, flare collar, double stitched seams. tailor back, lined with Roman Striped Taffeta Silk.
 $ro.oo Apiece.
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New Haven Laundry, 552 State street.
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H IAl'i4E Ek IsECtSfsD.
AGRICULTURAL DEpA RTMENT OFFICE OF THw CHIEF

AGRIOULTURAL DEpA NTMENT OFFICE OF THT CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BURIAL. WASHINGTON O.. Oct. 3, 1897, D. m. Forecast for Monday: For Connecticut-Fair slightly rising temperatures; southerly winds. For Eastern New York-Fair, slightly warmer; light southerly winds.
 Local Weather Report.
 FOR OCTOBER 3. 1897
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alking Coats.

Diagonal Cheviot Walking Coats,
 storm collar, fly front, double stitched |seams. coat back lined with good quality satin serge. $7.oS Apiece.
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English Top Coats The new fly front, made of all-wool Roug stitched seams. entirely lined with best notch collar tailor back.
 $11.75 Apiece.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-08

Osiabiony upa}em system o.lowie
ka ulegs iatwo neuralgia. Ia pomo
ca oleju sw. Jsk6ba wxmacniaja si,
nerwyi wskutek tego moaoa teg'
rodzsju ohorobom bardso latwo "a
pobieds.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-08
WOlne POlSkie SfOWO

wychod.i pierwszego I pietnastego
ka1dego miesiaca, " Paryau. Podsjs
wiadomosci ! Poglady Z pierwszej re
ri, tax z kraju jaka ter Z emigraoy,
polskiej. = Pogladsmi swemi w
iwiadcza wielka przys2uge osytel-,
kom " ro1woju unysaowym. Upe
wsseohnienie tego pisma jest bard.,
Po4adanem " Ameryoe . tanios6 uis
twia nabyoie kazdemu. Abonamen,
roczny kosztuje dollar jeden 1 POI
pienisd.e posyiac pr.ez Post Office
order sdresujao: M. Adolphs RsiH
3 Rue de Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-08
ZawiadOmienie.
(Ogfoszenie.


Wssystkim intsresowsnym poda,s
sic do wiadomosoi, IL W niedriele, d.
ii lipoa o godz. 10 rano odbedzis
sic uroozyste poswieoenis kosoio{s
pod wezwaniem aatki Roskiej Csc.
stochewskiej. W Chicago, r6g 20 i
Ashland avs.
Wymsrsz nastapi o gods. 8 rsno
" nastepusacym por.sdku: Ashland
ave. do %. - 22 do Wood - Wood
do Is - Is t. do Ashland ava. i do
koscioia.
Slanowne Towarrys.wa biorsce a.
d1iaf " tel uroozystosoi proszone "a
o aaskawe z~astosowanie sic do teg u
programu. Proszeni % ws.ysoy beg
wyjstku.
j. ". Przymorski, marsssieb.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-08

Poniewsa wkr6tce w~yjeadssm M
las kilka do Europy, jake ursednik
Stsn6w Zjednoosonyoh, wiso mann
.amisr w%yprssda6 20 bardzo taniej
Genie:
~ Moi dom dwupietrowy 21I5C
- pieknym ogrodem.
y Moi interes notsryslny 3 kss,
ogniotrwsis pod No. sol Noble St
I~nteressnoi raoss sic sgsosic do:
e. z. Brodowski,
sol Noble st., Chicago, Ill,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-08
ZAWIADOMIENIE!

Wszystkich czfOnk6w tow
Harmonic zawiadamis sic nj
uiejszem, ably sic stawili W PREY,
szfa niedz. d. IL. b. m. o godz,
s. ranO W hal zwykiych posie
dzeii, do wymarszu ma pIknik dc
Parku Pufaskiego W Cragin.
ADMINISTRACYA.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-08
Kronika miejscowa.
Pfo! Pfu!

Pfo! Pfu!
~Goraco, gorsoo!
~Upaiy s~tras,nie nam dokuozaja
Wypadki udara slonec.nego ca
ooraz Iiozniejsze.
"Ooohod nsjwspanials.ego swiets
wAmeryce, jak zwykle, od.naozyl
sie wielka lio.bs nies.o.esliwych
~ypadk6w.
~W poufed.iaiek odby' sic wielki
Piknik " Pregler's Grove ma rec,
Psr.6i Sw. Tr6joy staraniem pols
e.onych towar.ystw. Ogr6d byl
pr.ePeiniony publioznosois, bawionc
sie wybornis. pogoda byia pr.eOu.
dina - doch6d naturalnie powsa
ny.
ponied.ialek pred po}u.
dniem przybyli do Chicago delegaoi
Psn.smerykahsoy.
Nv nied.iele odbed1ie sic " par.
tu Wleklihskiego zabawa letnis
Tow. Harmonic (gr. zw), kt6ra IA
Powisda sic swietnie ! bes wstpisnis
liczna scisgnie publioznosc.
Powiadsjs, as kompanie wydaly
$4OO. 600 al przekupienie alderma
nov. Csy az tyleP
~Znany ma Wojoiechowie .wiaz
kowieo oh. A. Ssrzydlswski, Wy.
d~.ierzawil piwiarnis W hall Puiaskie-
60.
= Ma tor.e kolejowym W Morgan
Psrku eksplodowala l b. m. loko
notywa, przyozsm 2 os6b zostaio n
sxkod.onych.
Poo,tmistrz Gordon wyzdrowial
wr6oif ma swe stsnowisko.
~Wc.orsj ks. w. Bar.yhski Pc,
2aozyf wezlem maltehskim " kosoie-
le sw. Stanislawa K. pana Mariana
L.. Lisowskiego panus Winifrsda
Wilkos.ewska, nauo.yOielka pr.y
szkole publio.nej.
Wyszla nova ksiaaka adresowa.
Podiug nisj Chicago liozy 1 S28. 600
miesskaho6w.
Record samiescil rycine pomni-
Ia Kosoiuski i p~odobizne prezesa
kom. p. Brodowskiego, ii prs.esa
Soko16w Polskioh p. zyohlih skiego.
Stosownis do uohwaly ostatniej
l~egislatury, odd.ialy wojskowe "
Stanie Illinois nos.aos broh palma i
posiadajaoe mundury podobne do
nilicyi smerykahskiej, bsds odssd
musisly albo ~przesta6 istnie6 albo
smieni6 mundury, ma take kt6rs ME
beds podobne mundurom wojsk St
Ii, / zamienic broh palma ma broh
sieoxns.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-08

KaAdy msAozysna powinisn e.ytal
egfosssnis Tomassa Slstsrs " tsj a.
sseis N stroanioy 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-08
POdatek ~paszpOrtOwy

" oaiej Rosji Z wyjstkiem Kr6lestws
Polskisgo, zostal sniesiony. Psszpor.
ty odtad beda sic wydawaly bezp}a
tnie, a ksis4eoski pasrportows jedy
ME "a swrotem kosst6w " ilosoi Is
kop. Psssporty p6lroozne / try
miesiecsne zuPeioie sic snossa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-08
P0dziek0wanie.

ia niaej podpissna, sasyiam nsj
ssosersse podsiekowsnis Sssnowne
nema Ear. Zwissku Mar. Pol. %
r~setelue ~wypsscenie mi p~osmiertnsgc
~ sumie 100000 20 6. p. J. B. Szsf.
rahskim, oral. grupis no. 1 " Phils
delphi, do kt6rej moi met nslessi
Juliannd Szafrahska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-08
P0siedzenie deleg. 0bchOdOwych,

POsiedzenie deleg. ObchOdOwych,
Posiedzenie delsgat6w obohodo.
~yoh odbed.ie sic d. 10. b. m. o go
dxiuie 8. wiecz. W domu sw. pm. 102
-lO4 w. Division ul., "a kt6rem
obeonosc kaadego delegate jest pc.
kadana, ze wsgledu ma waAnost
spraw, jake przyjda pod obrady.
Komitet wsp6lnego pikniku ma
kor.yse biblioteki jest proszouy ma
p~osiedssnie do bibliotski, kt6rs sic
odbedsie " ozwartek, d. 8. BIN. vie.
ozorem.
Il powstaniem,
Ig. Pulkoaoski, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-08
WiadOmOsci Amery-
kanSkie.

w Pittsburgh wskutek .amknie.
ola f.bryk u~traciio IS 900 lud,i pra.
oe. w Cleveland 5000 ludIi ultra.
oiio prace wskutek .amknieoia ia.
bryk. w k~oPslniach wegla wybuoh
~ strajki. Kilkusst g6rnik6w u
tracilo praoe.
Kilka mil cd Bainbridge, W Stanie
Ohio, wydarzyio sic " ubiegaym ty
godniu trzesienie siemi. Towarzy.
szyi mu silny gr.mot pod.iemny. a
potem POtworzyly sic W ziemi szo.e
liny. Z kt6rych dym wyChod.il. Xii,
ka os6b pr6bowaio wymierry6 gle.
bokose tyoh rozpadlin, ale ME mo.
ma byio dostac sic do ich dna.
q miasteozks Brsinert. W Stanie
Minnesota. donoszs, ze wskutsk wy
picis fl sszsk olejku ma wlosy, tax
zwanego Pain Killer" i innyoh pc
dobnyoh mikstur .awierajscych al.
kohol, pieoiu indyauow umarto i kill
ku "a ~,horowaio. Pouie Icy .mariy
mi z otruoia zuajduje sic nsczelnik
Wee Sug. Oibywala sic tam wy
stawa indyan, . indyanie dorwawssy
sic do fssrek . plynsm alkoh ,lios
nym, wypili GO. Zaohodzi Ottawa
rozruch6w, gdya indyanie posad1ajs,
te ich sprowsdzono umy slnie, aby
ioh potrut,-a jezeli dostana gdzis
w6dki, to moga nastspic zajsoia
krwawe.
Sytuaoya " Bay Wow, (przedmiss-
ole miasta Milwaukee), jest nie.mie.
Mona. Robotnioy ME praouja, DO
kompania ME podpisais novel sEali.
q osady Shelby lie, W Stanis In
diana, donosza, 70 banda oygafska
ro.bila swe namioty IA brzegu rIeki
Blue River. Kilku fArmsr6w. q mie-
dsy mimi John Cooper, dalo sobis
przepowiedziec prsys.iosc. Ale oy
ganka aadafa Z CORY rspisty, a Coo
per ME chciai ma to pr.ysta6. Pow.
sta&a goraoa sprzeczka, q W kohou
brat oygsnki, o~baliws.y Coopera,
zbii 60 do nisprzysomoosoi. Potem.
cyganis swineli namioty i pozosta.
will Coopera bes przytomn.sci. Do
piero pozoiej mad q snsle.iono
60. Jest nadsieja, 70 20 lekarze q.
tr.smsja pr.y ayoiu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-08

w ubisRly pistek poaegnaia sic ,
tym swistem po Observation-Disclosures
ma&Eeh,kiem pozyoiu Katsrsyns
Makowsks, iona znsnego tn pow.
sseohnie oh. Andr.ejs Mskowskis.
70, posostawiajsc kilkoro drobnyoh
jssso.e dsiatek. Pogrreb odbyi sic
We wtorek Z kosoio{a sw. Trojoy
Pr.y bsrd.o licruym udsiale pr.yja.
ci6 ! ~znajomych. r. 1. P.
Umar} dwunsstoletni syn OBJ. Sly.
mona Wojtalewiosa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-12
S-1k1t
Wcman's EXCHANGE.

The effects of the Weman's Exchange
are offered for sale. The managers do
this With great regret. the only reason
being that The burden Of responsibility
falls too heavily upon a few. The
charitable work has been carried on III
the city for the past two years by a
number cf women wholly without com
pengaItion, for the sole purpose OF aid
ing ether women in the sale of their
work The amount CT good the ex-
change has done cannot be estimated,
IS t has furnished employment for
hundreds of women.
AS a means of helping this worthy
cause first class restaurant has been
conducted in connection, and public
patronage has attested its excellence
It is NOW in furnishing cogadiitti ION,
and the. exchange has become an elgcah-
lish6d FIXTURE in the community; its
closing would be deeply felt by many
It IS the sincere wish of the managers
that some deserving person or persons
may become their Successors and CON
tinue tEa work on similar lines
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A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
WIFE OF CONTRACTOR BIRD, OF
THIS CITY, KILLED.
The Tragedy Occurred Near Spring
vi1ls-Thrown From a Wagon on
Mountain Road.
SnringvilIA. Sept. IL:

Springville. Sept. ia shocking &C
cident, attended by most distressing cir
cun7cences. occurred up S-2anish Fork
canyon last night. Contractor Bird Of
Salt Lake and his wife were on a visit
| to the aspha.su9n bees. where Mr.. Bird
has some business. In a dangerous part
+ of the mountain road the wagon IL
which they were riding was upset, fall
ing WITH great weight upon Mrs. Bird
and crushing her against the hard and
{ Jagged rocks that formed the road.
/ Mr.. Bird hastily inprovgsed q lever
and succeeded i'm lifting the wagon and
extracting his wife at the moment when
she was about to Breathe her last, for
she spelQe to him bUle once and then
expired.
1gle accident occurred after dark. in
a lonesome localty, far from human as
! sfstance, and upon Mr.. Bird alone de
VOWED the task of rigllting his over
! turned vehicle and conveying his wife's
corpse 70 tclfS city. This task he man
| fuzzy acc ompIished, arriving here late at
! night, where kind hands performed ';dle
| last sad rites fer the deceased.
| Mrs Bird was q Miss Jones of Spring
VIZ and is We'll Known here. Her I'M
/ timely deaah is mourned by a lars
| circle of friends. 1t is understood that
! the i1termezrt will take place at Salt
| Lake
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ARE SEEKING CANDIDATES,
The N0n-P artisan Committee
Meets With Two Rebuffs.
BACKMAN AND MORRIS DECLINE
TO ACCEPT NOMINATIONS
Inform the Committee That They Are
Parfisans-Doremus Seems to Be
the Committees Choice For Mayor
Miss sprague For Recorder.

The non-partfsan committee appoint
ed to select a ticket for the people, thus
saving them the trouble of making Sc
lections of their own, has about COM
pleted its work, that is, several can
didates for the various positions have
been approved, but it looks now like
another case of misplaced confidence on
the part of the committee. The gen
tlemen hit upon, in many instances at
least, turn out to be strong partisans.
and Will have nothing to do with this
movement. 1t is now said that A, r
Doremus is the choice for mayor, and
that the nomination" viii be rendered
TO him.
Hon. w. w Ritter and Hon. John
Sharp seem to be the official dispensers
of patronage for the committee They
we're at the Deseret National bank yes
terday and sent for Dick Morris, who
it is said, was offered the nomination
for treasurer. Mr. Norris promptly de-
clined and announced that he was a
Democrat partisan Democrat-and il
he accepted nomination it would be
upon the Democratic ticket.
G. II. Backman was, so the story
goes the next recipient of a call. He
was offered the nomination for city
auditor, and like Mr.. Morris. declined
in the most positive terms and stated
that he was a candidate for the r1omin-
alton on the Democratic ticket
For recorder, Miss Joanna Sprague is
the choice of. the partisdns, an6
she may accept
The committee has not yet completed
it's address to the public but it Will be
forthcoming today.
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Railway Notes.

d. Il. Burley, who has been on a
visit through the northwest, win return
today.
James Harris of Hot Springs, Ark,
seneral ticket agent of the Little Rock
& Memphis railroad, is in the city.
=. a. WadIeign, general passenger
agent of the Rio Grande Western. viii
return to the city today, after an ex
tensive trip in the northwestern states.
Mrs. w.-B Webb and Misses Olive
q. and Louise Webb OF Anaconda,
Mont, and S w Traylor of Denver,
are among the survivors of the Colo
RADIO train wreck They are at the
Cullen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-12
utah IO5AN pEDROHlRbOR
The Vanderbilt System to Be
Extended.
THE ROUTE SAID TO HAVE BEEN
SELECTED.
Bonds Practically Sold and Active
Construction VIII Be Commenced
This Year-Bancroft II the North
hurley and Wadleigh Return
Today.

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept LIT is
stated that the negotiations between
the. Vanderbilt railroad system and the
Los. Angeles terminal railroad for an
extension of the formers road from
Utah to San Pedro hdrbor have been
settled and the route selected. Bonds
for the building of this road have been
practically sold and before the close
Of 1887 active construction will have
been commenced
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-12
Salt Lakc"CZracks ,,
BUILDING Permits.

Building permits issued during the
week We're as follows:
salt Lake college, Third East and
Third South, two-story brick dormi-
tory, $1,000
Il. D. Millett, 559 East South Temple
street, alterations, $2,240-
Ed Saderburg. 946 West Ninth South
street, alterations, 81, 200
H. j. Foulger, 10 L street. brick cot
tage, 81 200.
Arthur Day, First West near Sixth
South. brick cottage. 500.
Minor permits, $500.
Total IS. 400.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-12
CITY CIRCULATION.

The City Circulation of The Herald
has been leased to Mr.. J. Q. McCrack-
en-. Subscribers who do not receive
their paers promptly will confer a
favor if they make complaint to The
Herald counting room.
AL checks for city subscriptions
should be made payable to
J. o. M'CRACKEN,
City Gircalator.
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Stands at the Head.

Aug. j. Bogel, the leading druggist of
Shreveport. La, says: DIR. Kings
New Discovery is the only thing that
cures my cough. and it is the best sell
Ter L have" j. r. Campbell. merchant
Of Stafford, Ariz, writes: DIR. King IS
New Discovery is all that is claimed for
it; it never fails, and is a sure cure
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. l
cannot say enough for its merits DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds is not an ex-
pertinent 1t has been tried for quar-
ter of a century, and today stands at
the head. 1t never disappoints. Trial
bottles at T. c. NJ l. Drug Dept
--S- <zEs-@---
Coming. The Cherry Diamond.
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Another Shipment Fine Pianos.

a cheap piano never hurts the sale
Of a, really fine piano. Another ship
ment of fine. pianos received today
Sales extra heavy lately. People are
investigating 3 The Conover piano
is fine simply because it is the
product of the finest materials
by tie most skilled worlSnen. Moth
ing sighted. Conoyer workmen are
paid for quality of work not quantity
hence the result. A cheap piano is like
a cheap watch. Bargains. in pianos
often turn out to be bargains for the
seller only. not for the purchaser. As
sertions have never turned cotton
goods to WOODEN yet. or plated jewelry
to the solid article a good pianist al
ways in attendance at our warerooms
and great pleasure taken in showing
all visitors just why the Conover piano
has a full, rich, sweet tone, quick
repetition, and great durability. Don't
forget to call. Special prices this
month Conover Piano Co..
J. W. vANSANT, Mgr, 23S Main.
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Gray's Laxative Pellets cure consti-
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Bancroft In the North.
lsnecial 10 The Herald.9

Especial TO The Herald-)
Pocatello. Ida, Sept. 11--General
Manager Bancroft and General Super
intendent Calvin and party arrived here
this evening il private cars on a tour
OF inspection Of the road. Superin-
tendent Calvin gees south tonight and
Mr.. Bancroft and party continue out
to the Wood river country for few
DAYS OutiDg
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