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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-17

had O charitable heart 10 those who "ei
In nssS. She leaves stind husband ano
two little ones TO mourn Der lose, vho
have the syDps,hy Of the csmmuniv'
Mr.. J. n. Andersen returned IRON
Idaho last vseh. where be has bsen io'
q pou,h past, looking after bis sheep
Interests In that state.
hisss, Grace snd Blsuch Young ~
turned IRON Salt Lake % the 10Th, where
they have bees attending the l.. d. =
College.
The holiday committee has met, tno
are MAKING srrtnrsmsnts Tor q srapd
celebration Of the Fourth Of July. when
10 the proper thing.
TIE Silver creek wagon rosd has BE-
come most impss,sbls. II bss never bsen
10 such seoadition 90 now. M. b. Nc
Dssough. QUE eiths county commission
ere. vas down this week inspecting H.
snd he decided TO have few Of the worst
places drsd At once. and wait until the
beard mests In July 10 decide about DO
ins apythisg more. We pay our taxes
tobsvs good roads aud should have them.
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wTssE,, Utah, Juss 70, 1909.
Enron funs.
Mss Maud wilkins u PrsSs. 10 here
visiting vitb iriends.
NJ. sst Mn. =. Q. Ysuss. Mr. BsSa.
YsanS ssA Mrs.. 3. .. Yoaus vent 70
Prove On ths iitA.
kTS. Sarah albsss, Hrs. Johp RIebls
ED con nsll, VI Sal. Lake, have bees
spending isS days With us.
NJ. asA Me- v. n. EllAOss, .. n,
HluSos sAA Mgs. Arthur BrOsS, sOsal
lee, week 10 Salt LAhe.
The funsFal services ever tbS TsnslAs
Of MTs. EliSabsth A. JohusoA we're held
e the iOsh. President ". y. CLUB
ssd G, 4. OSllis u ooSlviliS we're the
speakers. Beth nOdS esnsSllaa sad H.
ioFSstiDa remarks. There zoe ~ Ga
Ire large sissSdanSs; tAs asssssSd baA
asny iFlsadS, sAd zee very highly ~
tOsnSd, as4 ell 10 IoiSss1 W 6ssy
chs bs1 kISd cd iOying SSsUTS, Sst
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-17

RoSxrssr. Utsb. Juns. II. isoe-
EpIros TpDsi
Mr.. cod Mrs.. willism etsubhiss
vsst 10 salt Lake City The lsa si iss,
vsst.
Tbos. 7. L. Chsppsii Of yss cssivills.
sane up On his blks esd spsst esisrtsy
and Sunday vihtiss 10 pesipoF,, the
guest Of II. sssnsss.
Jesse sssEons, vho hss bssa sitssd-
Ing the Univsrsity, returned hons on
Saturday, last.
Mrs. y. seanons ssd son nsubsn,
made buSinsss trip 10 salt Lsks City
ths last Of last week.
John Boydes, Tbomss csDlsy, ssd
J. z. Petit, ell Of Coslyills. visited cur
Sunday school, aud also the vs,shiy
mssnsgon Sunday lest.
Edwin Q. crovthsr and vlis. esd
walter crovthsr and wife. we're visltiss
rslstiyos 10 ReehVoFt % suadsy lss,.
ID.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-17
CELEBRATE
coALVILLE WILL BE IN
LINE ON THE FOURTH
A Housing Celebration OF indie.
pendeuce Day Is Assured--An
Elaborate Program viii Be
Carried Oui-All Invited.

Am, -.
". WI 0''eota'o 'ne pir'nuAy
o'ou' nation uied ana true
penucn0e LOT our NAuehNon
anu our nag REQ "h''e ana h'ue'
oOalvills will celebrate Independence
Day, AZ We knew she would. and tits
our desire, now. that Il be made q cele-
brition that We will all be proud Of.
With work. this can be done, and very
riliIen should Join with the commit eos,
and by their help and encouragement
make II the grandest affair the cit l. .
ever seen. A general invitation 10 eI.
tended 70 all cities, towns and settle.
nsnu Ia Join with us on the Fourth Of
July, and the two Coalyllle ward. will
n.Le Il plsasantior all.
At citizens meeting held in the CITY
Hall Tuesday night. a celebration va,
ldeclied upon.
Councilman J. T. Hodson, stated the
object Of the meeting, alter which
Samuel Clark was chosen a. chairman
Of the meeting. I. NJ. Pinneo, .ecle,sry,
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HuuBs, June 10, 1925.

HEsuss, June 10, 1898.
Ipuos ruus;
MsnsisF 10 like . isiF this morning !
the meet Of the wool 10 sold, and the
boys ere Leading Il on the cars to-day.
fhs pfles realised vac itAk cents u ssld
lee, yssF for 0 essts.
The baseball boys and che people were
dlsssppsi sdin game Of baseball, that
yes 10 have been played o. HsAsisr last
uA,uIdsy. 10, hoTgab failed ,o na,sFi'
sllIs, snd che Sane Justly belonged 10
Hsnsisr. The game played as COalVille
Zee, Friday was . decided viStOTy ioT ,hs
nsnsisr team.
The sFOpS ere lSOhlAs we'll, especially
ths fall arAIn, aht everything leOks
favorable Tor . GSOd crop.
esns dalsae 10 bSlHg dsns BY the
squirrels. bet the farmers are hEhuna
then Ssyoral oithsm ere shoOllnE then
end bayiaS VtEyshnias, independent Of
Shatt the eOnnlSsionsTs have dShs'
No. 0ssFoo Harris lSh hsrs on th'
IaIh, ioF . mlssloh In rssBsssss. A partl
zee soften up ioF hin o. the iotb, Whiel
zee . sosssss aHsnslally, sAd sheWS Vi
paspla's SIprOelSaIos for tbslr lseosS.
1 ". ..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-17
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oAEIrp. Jses 10, ieeG

bpIIou luNts
Summer has come ct last, iim dost
NOV ssais.
Crops are lsships nice, ssd the ssrdss
vegetables relishsd.
Mrs. G. wrish, 10 csnansd toAsT bsd
With rhsunstisn.
Born. on June III. 70 the vile Of ".
p. Richards, . tns boy. Mother snd
child doing veil.
Mis JAMIE vsfnss Of North Ksuss
I, spending isv days In Oakley.
Mrs. n. B. snspp hes been very sick
for too ussh,, bot 10 some bsttsrst this
sritipG.
Mas EumA Rasmussen hss bssn
very sick With the measles. she 10 in.
proving slowly.
Mr.. willard Jensen hss rev girl 81
his house. Oakley 10 Increasing IN
population fast.
Tue surprise on Mr.. George wilds
was tuoeeu. Evsryons had sscsd
time, and srids up the canyon 10 tuss
What the young people like.
Come people, vsks upi What ere vs
going 70 have On the Fourth Of Jalyi
We have ne, hsds eslsbrstsn Ter thrss
years, and tits tias We we're sonusas'
Ing 70 prepare ssns,hips. hsny Of or
snsll children easss, 90 % 70 sthsr
towns. Our people have - nush tlsst
% they DO In any Of the saall tovns.
snd nice grove and ball sround, aud
there 10 nothing 70 Keep Ne irss hsviss
. celebration.
Died, Juns 9th, ths beloved dassh,sr
Of Mr.. ssd Mrs.. o. q. olssp. After
many days Of suffering the little ous
passed away. never 20 know any Of THE
worlds troubles. shs vac sbsut three
msAths old. The fossral tsst plsos
IRON ibs school hsuss. Hidsr Jshn =.
sssnoBs esd Levi PssFseu vsss the
speakers. The rsnsiss qsFs laid V rec,
IN the Oakley sssslssy. ybs Borrowed
,srsu,s haze he Unpsshy Of ths
eonnsuisy. ~
Nsls Johssspb trissds - ostlsy.
pps,hlss rib bin 10 bic ssrss,s-
meat, sps srs zssy sssry - hsss Il the
death u bic vih.
eonssi sbs yenps uss u oshlsy
sish v sallstt ~ % 70 cubs, buk esA-
not ell ~hss sss whsss q ssliss.
Oskisy has bus sss ssrrsssstssiss
thsrs, ssvhvs Rssuusssn.
Fishing tine 10 near OF hsss. Upisss
shs vslsr rsosdss very last . Och win
have 70 jump 1t least twice 10 sst 10 the
top By the ieth Of Jane.
Js.ss Evsss ssvniil 10 TsaslsE daily
70 furnish lumber enough fog The Do
psbd.
". n. etsveusvil sosu nsis . tsiv
70 Blacks Yorh. wyemiss. 70 losh .,
the eo1slry. also The milling Interest.
WIS, sbost calling the eitlIsns To-
Ssthsr V 80 sbsst celebrating abe
Fourth 81 Julyf ..
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wi-,Aren. Utah. June u,

wizsArcH. Utah. June II, 1893.
Enron nx.s;
J. n. salmon. the Coslville mason,
hss been here the past week lsyins the
ieundatisn for the new school house.
ksssr WIN. csnuth. senior, and
juaior. s.d Frssk Rippon. are busily
engaged on tAsir contract, erecting the
new school heuss 81 Castle Rock. A
carload Of lunbtr for the same, arrived
irsm Salt LAks on hondsy.
A very heavy rain dell 10 this vicinity
en- Saturday niahtI~hich In some plaess
lasted several hours.
Quite . leo u Evsnstos's young men.
paid . visit n wabsatoh on Sunday
last. on ihsif wheels. A ball game was
the alkss ,tiss.
nsyssis IRON The suuoaBdlng wool
ssups shsss shsarisu 10 solus on. arg
the, . heavy srsp Il voel 10 being
ssrssfsd.
Mp.J. x. oa.libur 10 sssy 90 . zip
70 Isvs, vhsrs che sspsets V spspd
several vsshs.
I've d ths Misses 0rsn,of es.t Lsks,
dsustisrs q Apostle Grant. wsts nj,
90 . sss os,s visit 10 ,hsirs1pt and
ussls. NJ. ssd nu. vrssasa.
Assss ciswson Of Castle Roek has
hsd ssstbsr severe attack Of quinsy
during sbs GEEK, but 10 nov rseovsfirG.
TIE too Misses Lake Of Hsaeier we're
here on the trst Of the week, visiting
h5p. Mooys and ismily.
4 dssss wss held here on Friday last,
o, which everybody bsd . good tine
cad we're exceptionally sleepy ior day
o. tvo sitsrvsFds.
Duslssss at vahssteb 10 lively.
AtruSises' meeting vas held the be.
gin sing Of the week, u which the site
siths new school building vas measured,
sud stared out rssdv for the work Of
ssse,lsn. and J. 8. Ball vas sppointed
V supsrptsud the erection Of the build
iss.
oul,s . high slpd visited this locality
eos pirht last vssk. Jsnsthsu Leo
nslstsr who vss 10 the vicinity oil
clsihs shsariss corral 4, the tune, re-
pssts that several sheep camps we're
blsvs tsvn. aud some were carried out
81 sight. Bot IL 10 supposed they we're
sitsFvsrds recovered. It's not learned
that sSyons vas hurt.
J.H. Jenkins Of Evanston 10 here
sctiAg ~ night operator.
6svsralvsol buyers have been here
lately.
1T. GuihhuT hsS gone 10 Evanston,
Us. B.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-17

The human machine starts but once
aud stops but once. You can keep II go
ing longest aud most regularly by using
Dewitts Little Early Rlsers, the famous
little pills for constipation and all slom-
ach aud liver troubles. John Boyden6Son
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
w active gentlemen or ladies 70 travel
for responsible, established hontp In
Utah, Monthly $500 and eEpenres.
Position steady. Reference. Enc o,s
ssli.addressed stapped envelope. The
Dominion Company, Dept. Y Chic 60.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-17

There's no use ia taking" Says W.
II. BroAdwell, druggist, La Cygne, Kas.
Characteristic Collie, Cholera and Di.
HrThoea Remedy does the work." After
taking medicines Of my own prepare.
ton and those OF others, took a dose
Of Chamberlain's aud II helped me. A
second dose cured inc. Condidly aud
conscientiously can recommend It a.
the best thing on the marKet " The 20
and 30 cent sires for sale by John Boy.
den & Sons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-17
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

The Evs-u Of N. wssh rr~- Sssriy
Every Town In Summit osusr-whs,
The Tin.s," n.prs..st.s,,s us's
Found 70 writs About
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-17

The Cuban question and political 10.
sues sink into insignincance with the
man who suffers from piles. What he
most desires, IL relief. De Hitts witch
Hare salye cures piles. John BoYden
4 Sons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-17

SIN. Gssry, PisrsOn, Mich, vTi'ss'
"psWitt's witch Hazel ssivs y eSIiss
more piles here today thau al ethsI
Semsdies combined. u eures eecsne
and ali other Skin diSsSSsS." Jshn No.
den 4 eong,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-27

y muehc All, pues cuando hablan
de jo de hombrof.
d PeIo hsb3abais de Haiti? dijo Monte .Cristo.
-iOh! Haiti, otTa coss; es ell &ecarteo del
agiotsje frances Sc al whist, Ell boston,
y sin embargo canfarse de todo MIR. Dapglars
yend6 aver 406 embols6 100000 frances; 81 hu
bese espeIado hoy los fondos baJatan 2e5, u-
gar de gaDar 800 900 mil frances perda 30 25 600
-sY por que han bs jsdo les fondos de 400 206a
pregunt6 Monte Cristo. FeTdonad, soy muy gnorante
todas ntrgas de Bolss.
-Porque, respondio Alberto, las noticas sguen
unss otrss asemej
-lAhl ldlablo! dijo el conde; Mr.. Danglars juega
ganar perder 100000 frances dia. sSera
me rico?
-No es el quen juega! exclam6 yivamente Lu-
ciano, Is Mad DaDglars; Duier verdaderamente
lntreplda
-Pero vos que sois razonable, Luciano que
noces poca egudad de las noticas pues que estais
la fuente, deberais impedirlo, diio Moreef
Tiendo.
-iC6mo Isl 81 marido le hace caso2 respon-
dio Luciano; conoceis e de la baroness,
padie tiene Influenza sobre ela hace absolutamen
sno 10 que quiere.
Job! isl yo estuviera en- vuestro lugarl.. :. dijo
Alberto.
-Yo Ia cursris, lie harfa un favor su future
yerno
-sPues c6mo2
-Nada mas facil. LIE darfa una leoci6p.
lima ecc6ni
ST; posici6n de secretsrio del ministro
hace que de mucha fe q vuestras notieias; apeI as
ADrs la boca al momento taqugrafadas
tras palabras. Hacede perder cuantos miles de
frances, y este la volvt Ta mis- prudente.
No conprendo, marmuIo Luciano.
-Pass bien claIo me eapieo, respondi6 Ell .oven
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-27
lnteresantisimO
Sc vende pa
pei viejO.


En ell barrlo Tlbes tres cuartos do
hora de la ciudad de Ponce, una estan-
Ola de 400 cuerdas de cafe, patano.
gulneos ininidad dc arDoles frutale.
lncluso nisperos eooos.
La cruza Ell camino que decide los ba-
nos de Qaintana condace a Adjuntss,
~ hmlta en- tods su parte este con oil
rio Portugues, tiene o6moda espsciosa
casa de vivienda, con correderas debaJ3
para secar cafe, tahona para Pillar ese
grano molino para ventearlo, casa
rara tieLda y vivlenda sobre ell camino
real, otra casa al cortado de esa con
horno para hacsr pan, y varias casas
mas, para mayordouos y agregados.
Ademas de los oafetalss que tiene ba-
10 sombra, el resto de Ia estsncia esta
de maleza y monte bien dispuesto para
nuevas siembras de cafe.
Para preclo de ests est ancia in fms.
ra don Francisco Carta gena oIIa dc
Meroado en- Ponce. pls
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-27
GRAN DEP0SITO
De CAL ZADO I PELETERIA De
DON JAIME RULL AN
ATOOHA SPONGE
ATOOHA SPONGE

En- este acreditado establecimie to se ha
recibido uu extenso surtido de calzsdu dc
todas clases las mas caprichosas as formas,
para caballeros, senoras ninos que sc do'
Italian precios SIN CoMPETENCIA En ma.
teriales para zapateros y talabarteros, es
complete ii surtido. Tsmbien Sc han rec.
bido driles de hio osalgado, pareH1 pt.
que, bauies de distintos tamanos y prec!o3.
msletas para viaJe, frsnelas ordinarlas, 81,
pargatas de infnidsd de clases, piel dc Ru,
sia, osdanas eharoiadss, gamusas para co.
ches, chsroles frapceses etc. etc.
Oreas de hilo superiores de a 3 ysrss do
ancno para sabanas, y propia para psuta.
lonsillos y camisas para sefioras Telas de
algodon dobie ancho para sabauas.
Ventas ''al por mayor al detail
Po ice' 10 de Abril 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-27

ETrranV1aaH,E Eerrocarries, Romanss, Edifoos
Monos Epgranaies Moorex Cskfcadoras Debadores Tan
ques Evaporadora Fros de Ftros
completes para .ktracc6n de acee de hi
gueeta ajonjo mani seIa algod6n otras frutas emf
las Elevadoas ConcI adoas Trasmisione de dobe triple
cuad1uple ectos. Bcmbas al va1o cenrfug cadera aam
buee hornos ematcos Macerac6n preston eda diu
sion Apalacs sanao Aprovechamiento de la ba-
de los rueblos genelac:on de eectricidad.
Apa1aos holIos spten atcos patentes b-
ve1de del moo sin Intervention de b1acers
A. Comp Lmeted Igenieros fabrcantes de calderas
ubrcde b1orce hierlo cob1e,o especaas maqu
para pgenio.
Para nonmes digre IA he1rea rdicion de Roberto
Graham, Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-27

Una caldera multitubular de seero
que mide II pies de largo por de diA
metro, con su caldereta de vapor seoo,
esta en- La playa de Ponce donde don
feilpe Valiant, puede informar de su
precio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-27

q pesar sel psco tempo de su desS'abrirnler
Dep6sito general CHASSAING c.. 5, Victoria
The herald., 1898-10-21
Los ANGELES HERALD. FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER e. 1895

llgl5e; geese, apiece. i5c@I.oo.
RSssc swfSs neT p.1 qS 1Ss Ss
cabbage. per 100 lbs, 1.O0Q1.25; carrots, per
100 lbs, S5c; chiles. dry. string. sOqsoc: Mex
s 5sa on onioSs cso ss d. green ss SDe per
doz., 20c; green peas, 6@7c; turnps, 100:
parsnips. s5cg1.Oo; cucumbers. 4o@50c
os so 1872 epas.
per per- h.. &c: 3'crown. loose in sacks. " per e H..
qb5fR qbREssSp sssgHTnR RPnARTa Psl ARTHgnd ts Ssr p Rec,
No. l. 7c; No. 2, 6Ac hind quarters. No. i,
&c; hind quarters, No. 2, SIC; ribs of beef
1oc; veal; 7@7Ac; mutton To- Sci lamb, s.se:
pnnTss Esf as poe H. geees ase xo4c
hogs, 4hc; lambs. per head. 2oog2.25; sheep.
PEI HONEY On AM AND BEEsWAxGHomney' Imes'; in
comb. 10Q12c: beeswax. 20425c per pound.
BEANS AND DRIED PEAs-,Pinls, 5000
g225; small white, 2.50d26O; green field
peas. 2.76QD3.0o; black-eyed beans. 800; gar
vancos. l0oQg4.5o; lentils imported. 7.oo9
LARD-Rex pure leaf. tierces, TIC: spe-
cial kettle rendered lard, TIC.
CURED MEATS--Best hams. sN@1oc;
cure, cur lie: fancy breakfast bacon, liNc; dried
beef, 14c; smoked tongues, Soc; dry salt
clear bellies, 1920 av., eA@81ac; dry salt
clears, 35-40 av., TIC; salt clear backs, 65sc.
TALLOW-Per lb.: 21aG3c.
NUTS-Walnuts, Los Angeles, SDSRc; pa
per shells, 16u1Sc; hardshelI 10Ql2c; pecans,
9@12c; flberts, uW11lc; Brazils. 11gl2c;
pinons, SkQ9cj peanuts, eastern. raw, 6k %
&c; roasted, sAasc; California. raw. 495c;
CITRUS FRUITS-valencias 2.0O@2. 25
per box; fancy seedlings, 1.004150; lemons.
DRIED FRUiTs-Apples. sun dried.
sacks. per H.. 5al9ec; evaporated fancy.
S48c; aprcots, new, lie; choice, 64Sc:
peaches. fancy, unpeeled. 7Gsc; pears, fan
cy evaporated. Sgl6c; plums, pitted. choice.
9lp10c prunes, choice, boxed. 6Q9c; sacked.
4Q6c: dates. those: silver prunes. choice,
white. per h., 6W7c; California black. per
ib., 5G5kc; California fancy per lb., 10012c;
imported Smyrna, 1214G1bc.
90 HAY0Wheat * w PER ten; dsoo@2oQe: barley
GRAINIWheat: No. I, 1.eo; NS z. "7;-:
barley, common, l3Q.
MILLSTUFFS-Flour, local mills, 40
per bbl.; Stockton brands, 4.35; Oregon, APO;
eastern. 5.00Q6.5O; shorts, ton, local, 22.O0
rolled barley, per 100 lbs, 1.S0; cracked corn.
per 100 lbs. LIS; feed meal per 100 lbs, 20:
bran. per ton. 1000: graham. per 100 lbs.
2.10.
HIDEs-Dry Gas they run). 141lc; do. kip
12c: do. calf. 15c: bulls, 7c; salt steers.
lh00hc; sheepskins. 607c.
The herald., 1898-10-21
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Dealings and Prices Of
Produce

Strong; December. 1.25Ns.
Barley-Firm; December. 1.25.
Corn-Large yellow, 1.02a0105.
extras, 39OQ4OO.
Wheat-shipping, 122M for No. 1 and
1.2sA for CHOICE. milling, 1.S@1.2eA. .a
Barley-Feed, I2oq1.2s1s; brewing. 1.25@
Oats-Poor to fair, 1.17*@1.2O; good to
choice, 1.221s@1.25; fancy feed, 1.27@1. 80;
gray, 1.16Q1.171a; milling, 1.22"@1 .27lA; sur
prise, pra l.a5@14o; red, 1.4oQ146; black. 16o@
Millstuns-Middlings, nooa2l.oo per ton;
esetables.onlons. SSle as soa45c per GENITAL;
Squash. s5as5e; string beans, 11k@21Ac; to-
Hay-Wheat, 150O@1s.oo wheat and oat.
14.oO@17oO; alfalfa, 10.ooQ1o.50; barley, n.5O
Potatoes-Early Rose, sOQ4Oc; River Bur
banks. so@5oc; Salinas Burbanks. 75c9115;
Dry Beans@Pink. 2oo@2.1o 10 per eenat,; 4
large white, 150@1.70
Fresh Truit-Pears. Bartlett, 1O0@1.25 per
box; peaches, box, 40@75c; strawberries,
7.0OdSOo per chest; nutmegs. SS@75c; can
taloupes, 75c@1.25 per crate; apples, 40@85c.
Citrus Fruits-Valenciao oranges. 1.5O@2. SO;
Mexican lines. repack, o.; common
California lemons. &OoQ3.oo: choice. $500
Eggs Store, - per dozen; fancy
ranch. so@35c; eastern, 22@23c.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 26@17c per lb.
do seconds, 2S62sc; fancy dairy. nominal;
SECONDS. 2o%22c; picked, dsl2l a@22e ;sco,eo :,
ers, M 4S0a5.50; small broilers. s.6oas.5 50; large
broilers. @4,oo; fryers, 4.0Oa45O; hens,
!.5o pair; old pigeons. 1.25; young pigeons.
L6O0200.
The herald., 1898-10-21
Fitzsimmons Told to Leave

New York.-James II. Breslin, proprietor
of the Gilsey house, faced the delicate task
this afternoon of refusing a meal to Robert
j. Fitzsimmons at his hotel.
Fitzsmmons entered the hotel by the
broadway entrance about 3 o'clock and
walked into the mems dining room. He was
looking over the mtmu card when the hote.
owner approached him.
81 do not wish YOU to dine here" saiu Mr.
Kreslin. II shall be obliged if you will leave.
| cannot permit my employees to serve you" :"
A trace of color flew to "Ftz's" cheeks,
but he kept his seat and answered steadily
enough II am now an ordinary citizen.
There is nothing in my conduct to make me
Objectionable to anyone here. Why do yo,,
bar mel"
"Q do(not wish your trade" said Landlord
Breslin; "you will oblige me by leaving"
Ftzsimmons reached for his hat, walked
into the corridor and out to the main en-
trance, where he stood for few seconds
and then strobe down Broadway.
The herald., 1898-10-21
POINTS ON PHILIPPINE TRADE

There is but one railroad in the Philip
pines, from Manila to Dagupin, distance
of 1913 miles.
The United States trade with the islands
during 1897 amounted to "a 1888, 740 imports
and $D4 ,597 exports.
The increase shown during the month of
February of the present year in the customs
of Manila, compared with that in the same
period of 1897, amounts to $67,940.40.
During 1897 there was an increase in the
Nxports of hemp from the Philippines to the
United States of 1886 bales, while in
Great Britain there was decrease OF g.
348 bales.
According to the report ofsthG British for
|eign office the total imports into the Phil
ppines for ten years ended 1897, Al per cent
went to the United tSates. During the
same years the Philippines exported 1882,
904 tons of sugar, of which So, l5O tons went
to the United States, 668, ,30i tons to Great
Britain and 1862 tons to continental Eu
rope.
The herald., 1898-10-21
company will be granted concession to do
business in Switzerland before long.
National Bank Changes

According to the latest bulletin Of the
comptroller of the currency of date Oct. IL,
1893, the following changes in national banks
have taken place:
National Bank Organized-The First Ma
tional bank OF Dresden, Ohio; capital, $5o.-
600; }. q. Stump, president; G. s. Littick,
cashier.
Applications to Organize National Banks
Approved-The First National bank Of
Sayre, Pennsylvania, with capital of $780,
600; IL. j. Meixell, Pottstown, Pennsylva-
mia, w. +. Goodnow, j. w. Bishop, A. l..
Laws, !. Il. Schoonmaker, Simon Glazer.
The First National bank OF Globe, Arizona,
with capital of $4,000; s. =. Young, Los
Angeles, California; Harry II. Kirby, Jr.,
=. W. Westmeyer, Irving W. Young, James
N. Porter, III. q. Hitchcock.
The herald., 1898-10-21
Accident Insurance Decision

The United States Circuit Court of Ap-
peals for the Ninth circuit held, in the case
OF Ashenfelter VS.. Employers Liabiliay AS
surance corporation, limited, of London,
England, reported in the Legal News of Chi
cago, that under an accident policy excepting
from the risks voluntary exposure to unnec-
essary dangers" an accident was not within
the exception unless the insured was aware
OF the danger he incurred and purposely as
sumed the risks thereof, and that the ques-
tion whether a contractor who was s,fTo-
Gated or burned to death by the ignition Of a
bucket Of tar pitch which he was heating in.
side OF tank for calking purposes was aware
OF the danger arising from the character of
that material SO as to bring him within the
exception of voluntary exposure to unnac-
cssary danger" contained in his accident Dol.
icy was a question which should have been
submitted to the jury. '''