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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-06
SEVERE ELECTRIC SHOCK,
CONDUCTOR PEACOCK RENDER.
ED UNCONSCIOUS TWO
HOURS.
Full Current Of $50 Volts Passed
Through His Body-He Came to
All Right and VIII Recover.

James e. Peacock, a conductor on the
Salt Lake street railway, received an
electric shock last night that rendered
him unconscious for two hours. He
was bringing in car, with trailer at
tached from Fort Douglas and at
about 6 o'clock, near Ninth east and
Second South, he had occasion, in col
lecting fares, to step from one car to
the other He grasped the controller
with one hand and placed the other on
the brass railing of the adjacent car,
when instantly he fell unconscious, the
full current of $50 volts having passed
through his body. He was placed on
the car and brought to the residence of
DR. William Z. Beer, 257 East Second
South, but the physician not being in,
the journey was continued to the Wa
satch drug store at State and Second
South, where the unconscious man was
treated to restoratives by Dr.. Witcher.
Superintendent Reed and DR.. Richards
appeared soon after. When the injured
man recovered and could talk intelli-
gently he was taken in a carriage to
his home at Isl + street and was re-
ported to be getting along very well.
The cause of the accident appeared
to be a arrangement of the current,
which passed through the brass on the
cars, the connection being made by the
unfortunate man. Under proper condi-
tions no shock is received by grasping
the pieces.
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PERSONAL.


DRESSES elegantly made, IS and up.
100 East First South street.
HOPKIN HOTEL. Echo, Utah. Sum
nit county. Meals 25c. Rooms reasonable.
| guarantee you satisfaction; when this
way, give us a call. Joseph S. Ball, Pro-
prietor.
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DIED.

COLLINS.-In this city, Nov. 4, 1898,
James Collins, a native of Ireland, aged
40 years.
The funeral cortage will leave his late
residence, 225 South Fifth West street, at
o'clock this afternoon. Services at st.
Mary's cathedral at 2:3O sharp. Interment
Calvary cemetery. Friends respectfully
invited.
NOTICE.-An members of c. K of A
will assemble at O'Donnells undertaking
parlors at 1 p. m. to attend above fun
eral j. ]. EVANS, v. p.
YOUNG.-At the Lion House, in Salt Lake
City, Nov. 5, 1885, at 1858 p. m, of an
affection of the heart, Harriet Elizabeth
Cook Young, widow of the late Presi-
dent Brigham Young, aged 70 years, IL
months and u days.
Notice of funeral will be given later.
LLOYD.-In the Twenty-first ward, Salt
Lake City, Nov. T. 1898, of pleuro-pneu-
monia, Thomas Lloyd, aged 81 years, Z
months.
Funeral services at residence, Is Q
street, Sunday at p. m. Friends in
vited.
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We have moved into our new coal
yard. 1872 South Third West. The Office
remains the same. GO West Second
South yellow 'front.'. Telephone the
same old IS. At the new yard we are
in better shape than ever TO handle our
trade. Our new three-bar Howe scales
weigh down to an ounce; correct weight
guaranteed. All kinds Of coal. ALI.
KINDS MILLER & MILLER.
Coal that suits"
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METEoRoLoeTcAD RECORD.
Yesterdays Observations at the Lo-
cal Weather Bureau Office.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 5.

Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 5.
Mean temperature, 81 degrees; departure
from normal, plus degrees; maximum
temperature, co degrees; minimum tenn
perature, ~ degrees. Accumulated excess
of temperature since 1st of month, de-
grees; accumulated deficiency of temper
ature since Jan. /, 1903 degrees. Total pre-
cipitation QncheS and hundredths), none;
departure from normal. minus .05 inch;
accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since LIST of month, .01 inch; accumulated
deficiency of precipitation since Jan. l.
81 inch.
Following is the local forecast of the
weather for today: Fair weather; con-
tinued warm. j. H. SMITH,
Section Director.
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CITY CIRCULATION.

The City Circulation of The Herald
has been leased to Mr.. j. o. McCrack-
en. Subscribers who do not receive
their papers promptly will confer a
favor if they make complaint to The
Herald counting room.
All checks for city subscriptions
should be made payable to
j. o. M'CRACKEN,
City Circulator-
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MRS. p FONTYy, clairvoyant and
trance medium. 267 South West Temple
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I WANT TO buy all the secondhand
furniture. cook and heating stoves, sew
ing machines, organs. pianos for sale in
Salt Lake City. L X. L. Secondhand
Store. T. A. Sorensen, IS East Second
South. Telephone AS.
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Utah Comm

Utah Commercial sad Savings Bank
General barking business; interest
paid On savings deposits: z. arm
strong, president. J. z Jennings. cash
Ter. q East First South street.
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Building Permits.

During the week the following permits
to build and to make improvements were
issued by Inspector Folsom:
a. j. BEETLES, Sixth East street. be-
tween South Temple and First
South, brick dwelling So, 600
James Iyers, 564 East First South
Keogh-Hosmer hospital. 1866 West
Second North street, brick addition l, $40
Eight minor permits. ......... 1893
Total ...-..............-...,.... SO, 1853
: AT Wilson-1oS Multiplicity fresh cut
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MRS. HAZEL EARL. THE PSYCHIC
clairvoyant and gifted medium, gives
business tests daily Special attention
given to development. 70 South State
street. room Z.
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II. Mefedlth, $50 SOUTH MaIn
FOR FIRST-CLASS bicycle repairing go
to Byers Bros, corner West Temple and
Third South.
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Utah Coal.

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump, nut and slack; Anthracite All
sizes. .. }. SHARP, Agt.
73 South Main Telephone No. z2g.
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The Keelev Institute

for the cure of drunkenness. NOR
phine and cigarette habits. The only
Kelley Institute in the state. Address
box 4S0. Salt Lake. Utah.
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE at lie
South Main street Goods sold on easy
payments. M. Weber.
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NEW FURNITURE exchanged for
burn Furniture Co., So W. First South.
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BARGAINS, Tutle Bros. agency:
500-Sx1O cor. lot. E. 7th South street.
6G0-4x10. fine lot, shade. E. It'll South.
6O0-cottage, lot 21ax4. E street, close.
1,OOO-21lsx10, 18th So, near 3rd E. street.
1,1G0-4-room brick, P ST., Darlington,
1,2O0-9-room brick, 3x1O lot, 18th. s.. west.
1,250-2-story store, new, corner 9th e.
1,3O0-7-room brick 18th E. Cost $500.
1869 Jefferson st. 1--WE sold last week..
1,4O0-3x10. house. w. 1st. s., rent $40.
1,550-S-room, good house, 3rd Z. 5th s.
1,600-5-room brick, new modern, Sth r.
1,750-5-room cottage. new. 212x10 9Th S.
1,SOO4-room lot 3x1O, south front, LIST ST.
2,00O-modern 212x10. and barn, E. It'll S.
2, 100-S115x10. south front. East Brigham.
2,200-modern new 7-room. Darlington.
Surprising how many bargains we can
offer just now. Call and see US. futile
Bros, 149 Main, Progress building.
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I WANT SECONDHAND FURNI-
ture and goods of all kinds; will pay more
than anybody. Furniture sold on easy pay
mentS: 246 State street Warren Paul.
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A PARTNER to join with the advertiser
to open a coal mine in Cache county.
Capital required, $500. Address Robert
Simpson, general delivery, city.
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CHlROPODIST.

PROF. ROBT. MILLER is now located
at 213 Harmon block, 81 East Second
South. Office hours, 10 am. to 4 pm.
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At .1.. Willson1lOS Main-plenty fresh cut
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The GOVERNORS ATTACK
RESENTED BY ROBERTS.
Scathing DenuneiatiOn of the Campaign Methods
ReSOEted to By Republicans.
"WELLS JOINING HANDS WITH
THE DEFAMERS OF HIS FATHER

The Governor STOPPED to Make Unworthy Charges for Par
san Purposes, ID accredited the Marriage System of
Which He is Product, and Stamps the Brand Of Dis
honor Upon His Own Parents Misrepresented the
Constitution.
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Bamberger coal e.. 1el Main.
Fine Breakfast nish,

Iannan's Club Sausage; finest nm
earth. &c West First South. Tel. 49,
rings.
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HAIRDRESSER.
Hairdresser and Chiropodist.

HAIRDRESsING AND MANICURING.
Terms reasonable. Room II. Mercantile
building. over Walkers store.
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SANITARIUM Turkish baths for ladies'.
in connection with mineral plunge, Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, 81 West
Third South.
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WANTED--HELP.

c. r. Strock. H. l.. Herkelrath.
II. L. HERKELRATH q Co..
Employment agents, LOG East Second
South. Telephone 464.
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORK

PLUMBING. gas and steam fitting.
The Higson Anderson. Rossiter Co., 100
East First South. Telephone 40.
THE DAVID JAMES CO, plumbing and
cornice work No. 81 Main street.
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BY w. d. CLINE. On Monday Nov. Z,
at sol East Second South, 1 will sell all
kinds of furniture. such as bedsteads,
springs. mattresses, sideboard. parlor
furniture, lounge, heating and cook
stoves. dishes. etc, good cart and lots OF
good things. Sale at 1890 and no reserve.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-06
CLAIRVOYANTS.

MAIZE, Pa1mist. $3.50 State street.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRS.

MkNITOU HAIRDRESSING, manicure
narIors Turkish baths. Ladies hours,
week days. a. m. to p. M; gents, p.
m. to 9. a. m Sundays, gents only.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE TREAT
nents: magnetic healing, with vapor
bath. by Mrs. l.. Yates. 25S@ South Main.
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Dr.. z. N. Keysor. centist, Auerbac ri
building, rooms 200 ana 2oI. Specially Of
crown and bridge work; gold and 81.
yer filings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-06

BUY YOUR HATS from the maker
Taylor, the Halter, "a East First South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-06

SEVERAL HUNDRED cross-bred and
merino rams. Heber Bennion, Taylors-
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Furx. Fu~s. Furs.

Immense stock al ali prices; see them.
MEHESY, the Furrier, Knutsford.
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AUCTION SALE.
Auctionl Auction!

On Monday, Nov Z. at 1880 a. M, No. 4
Floral avenue, just east of State on Sec
ond South. Fine folding bed, cost $125;
leather upholstered couch, cost $40; finest
lot of chairs and rockers, iron beds. bed
room set, lot fine carpets and rugs. eX-
tension and center tables. fine refriger-
ator, pictures. lamps and easel, cook
range and heating stove, dishes and glass
ware, kitchen utensils, toilet sets, mat
tresses and quilts, etc., etc.
K. A. ANDREWS Auctioneer.
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DIAMOND COAL.

Wholesale and Retail.
All sizes.
once, ~ Main street Telephone. fee
DIAMOND COAL & COKE co
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WARM NG s. yENTILATlNG

p. j. MORAN-Steam and hot water
heating and ventilating apparatus. No. 70
West Second South.
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FOR SALE.

THE BEST meals in tee city, 15c up, at
the Golden Crown, just opened, "a East
Second South. VIM. Wonnacott. Prop.
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CLOTHING.

BIGGEST BARGAINS in Mems, Boys
and ChiIdren's Wear, latest styles. Come
and be convinced, at 81 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-06

ECONOMY GAS LAMP furnishes a 90
candle power four hours for lie. For
sale, 219 South West Temple.
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Artistic and Scientific Taxidermy.
in all its branches; no amateur work
e. MEHESY, Jr., Knutsford.
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PUPILS TO LEARN De Lamorton
French system of dress cutting. Room 81,
Ricketts, block.
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MAGAZINES. OFFICE and school sup
South street. Telephone 107.
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Seal Skins.

Largest selection ever seen in the
west. All styles, correct prices.
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THE BEST Cabinet Photographs, $500.
Matson Bros, 2131z State street.
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IF utah ENDORSES NES GOLD POLICY WHAT HOPE LEFT FOR SILVER ANYWHERE
WANTED.

STEADY WORK of any kind by a sober
and reliable young man. Address Box 50.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SMALL RESTAURANT, cheap; first
class lodging house. butcher shop, bakery
grocery; in fact, any kind of business you
want. Before buying call and see US. H.
l.. Herlselrath & Co., LOG East Second
South. Tel. 4Gd
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Bamberger coal g. lel Main.
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211x1O RODS, south front. Twenty-first
ward, $3.50; 4-room brick cottage, 212x10
rods. south front, on Sixth street, near G,
5000. A. Richter, SO West Second South.
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A HOME in running order Family con-
siderations necessitate removal from this
city. VIII sell nice 7-room house in fine
location, lot 1121s feet frontage, together
with furniture, horse and trap, COW, hay,
tools, etc., etc. Cheap and on terms to
suit. Address box So Herald.
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MEDICAL.
TYPEWRITERs.

WILLIAMS typewriters are best. Penn
broke Stat. Co., agts. Typewriter supplies.
FOR SALE, rent or trade, new and sec
ond-hand typewriters; also expert repair
work on guarantee. Carriers Typewriter
agency. 154 So. West Temple ST.
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School books, office supplies. stationery.
Phone 474. Margetts Bros. 40 Main.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
STORAGE.

THE FIDELITY Storage, Auction and
Commission Co., 126 and 12S South West
Temple street. Stores everything; packs
and ships goods: buys and sells house
hold goods, carpets, Office furniture safes,
showcases, etc. Sells household goods,
merchandise. etc. at auction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-06

Alma Eldredge endorses and ap-
plauds all of President McKinley's
policies, according to the Republican
state platform.
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a YOUNG MAN 20 years old desires to
do chores for his board and lodging while
attending college. Very best OF reference
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Postofices Discontinued.
ISnnninl "a rho unrnldN

Especial to The Herald.)
Washington, Nov 5.-PostofI1ces dis
continued: Idaho-Wayland, Owyhee
county, mail to Bruneau Valley. Wyo-
ming-Woodriver, Big Horn county,
mail to Meeteetes.
An original pension of IS per month
was today granted to Thomas H. Davis
of Laramie, Wyo.
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Utah flower store, 4S East FRS
South. Choice cut flowers.
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LOST.
OPTICIANS.

n. SMITH, MANUFACTURING Opti-
clan, 107 Main street. Prices the lowest.
THE UTAH OPTICAL Co., under Walk
er Bros bank. Examination by artificial
light free. Satisfaction guaranteed.
w. B. RUSHMER, MANUFACTURING
OPTICIAN,. 70 West First South street.
Special lenses ground to order. Eyes ex-
ainined for glasses free.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

REPAIR and have new parts for all
stoves. Lovett, 272 State street
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THERE WILL BE a grand ball given
by the young ladies and gents in the
Ninth ward annex Wednesday, Nov. 3,
1898.
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Y. NJ. C. A. Night School is now open.
Just the place for young men who are
busy during the day to- secure business
education at a very Small cost. Call at
the building for particulars.
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9nd-HAND SEWING MACHINES

BOUGHT. SOLD AND RENTED: RE
pairing guaranteed; supplies for all makes.
Wiles & johnson, 80 State.
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SOCIETIES.


ARGENTA LODGE No. 8, f. & A NJ,
will hold a Special meeting this CTuesday)
evening at 7:30 o'clock. for work in the
NJ. III. degree. MaS0ns cordially invited.
N. c. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
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BICYCLE REPAIRS.


PATEE CREST 1899 model, just in. A
H. Meredith, 1886 South Main.
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New Coal Yard.

Bamberger Coal Co. 49, Main.
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1 WANT to repair your shoes. Neat
work. Rasmussen. 3251a Main.
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A. o. U. W.

TEMPLE LODGE NO. Is meets every
Friday evening in the Auerbach building.
Main street.
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ASSAYERS.

| r. H. OFFICER & CO., assayers. 100
South West Temple street, Sait Lake city.
| ]. w. CURRIE, 159 Main street Salt
Lake City Samples by mail or express
receive prompt attention.
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TO EXCHANGE for Salt Lake property.
1eO-acre farm in California; 20 acres in
lemons, oranges and figs, buildings, wind
mill, water; value $500; clear. Come in
and see our exchange list, covers every
state in the Union. futile Bros, 149 Main,
Progress building.
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SCHOOLS.


SALT LAKE Business College, rs West
Second South street. Established 1859.
nav. Course of study comprises book
keeping. shorthand, typewriting and En-
glish. Fine night school. Students placed
in positions. Backward students receive
private instruction.
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BATTERY c'S ASSIGNMENT.
VIII Probably be Mustered Out in
the Spring.
(Special to The Herald.O

Angel Island, Cal. Nov. Sit has
been rumoredi that battery c, Utah
volunteers, would embark with the
present expedition to Manila, but there
is no foundation to it, The battery
will remain at Angel island, doing gar
rison duty, probably until spring, when
it is thought it will be mustered out.
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apoliS next week is now confronted with a
great responsibility. They must not falter
in their work. 1t was the first Indianapolis
convention that gave the impetus to the
movement for currency reform, and they
must now continue it. They must not be
disheartened by the Senates action or bv
the protestation of public men that no
measure or relief can pass Congress. The
people need to be educated upon the i'm
PortanCe of this work and it cannot begin
TOO early. The Indianapolis convention
must prepare the way for a thorough edu-
tauon of the people, and when this has
been done their representatives in Con-
Iress will be responsive to the demands OF
their constituents
Must Meet the Question.
Mr.. updegraff Qowa) said: Il am more
firmly convinced than ever that we cannot
daily with this important question The
silver men have forced the issue, and We
must meet 1t. We took an advanced posi-
ton In the last presidential campaign and
We won our fight because we believed we
were right and had the courage of our con-
Victions. We must maintain the advantage
We won in that election and satisfy the
world that the United States is a sound
money country. When the bond resolution
Passes the Senate and comes to the House
we should substitute for 1t strong decla-
rauon Tor the maintenance of the gold
standard and send 1t to the Senate Then
let the original resolution as amended BY
the House so to a committe of conference
Meanwhile We shall have an opportunity TO
discuss the money question clearly and ex-
haustvely and prepare the way for a cam
Faign OF education, which must be no
longer delayed. We must fight out this
question at the POLLS
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office staff. so that a complete record of
all bonds signed oy him might be kept.
Such record has not been kept before.
and the reason for its adoption now was
not explained, except, as the mayor said,
IT would help the commissioners Of ac-
counts.
Borough Presidents' Demands.
The request from the presidents of the
boroughs was another eye opener. Presi-
dent Peters. for Manhattan. asked for $780,
OGO; President Haffen Of the Bronx. $36, $40:
President Bowley of Queens, SIT 600, while
President Grout of Brooklyn made a mod
crate request for $14 $50 There has been
10 estimate reported from Richmond, on
account of the indecision as to who is to
be president of that borough. Tammany's
men, Peters and HaffeH,- were not ques-
toned cor corning their exorbitant de-
mands, but Mayor Van Wyck turned his
attention to the request from Queens
You can't get any such amount from this
board said the mayor. addressing Presi-
dent Bowley. unless you show us just
what you want it for. Omnibus approprfa-
tons won't go here"
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German Accident Insurance.

A strong tribute to the merits Of the Ger
man accident insurance system is rendered
in report to the State Department from
United States Consul Monaghan at Chem
nitz. published in the Daily Consular Re
ports. He shows that the workmen wound
ed by accident in Germany have been paid
in the past eleven years, over and above
their wages. nearly $40 600. 600. and the
claim is made that the employers pay the
enormous sums betrayed in this way.
How successful such a system would DE
with us or among other people," says Con-
sui Monaghan. at is hard to say. Its sue
cess here is certain. The socialists, how
ever, are far from satisfied, since. as they
say, all pensions, insurance moneys etc.
are paid ultimately out of rhe earnings Of
labor"