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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-09
Arithmetic.

count not lovers by bruised hearts
That 10 not my plan at ALL
score them up BY the wheels that stand
In the rack out In the hall
IN, Y. Journal,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-09

WANTED-ARents to sell washing machines
Jones l.. Knoll, lO7 s. 4 St.. Lebanon, Pa. ~ 4.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-09

Trains leave Selinsgroye Junction
10 % = A., week days arriving nj Philadelphia
360pI SeI York S3p III Baltimore II p IN
Washington 10 pm
53;p IN dSIly arriving at Philadelphia
% 20 IN New YORK So a m, Baltimore Q IS p IN
Washington 10 SIS p IN.
s5pm, week days arriving at Philadelphia
: 30a IL New York 80 IN
Trans also leave Sunbury:
sooErl daily arriving at PHILADELPHIA So IN
Ba!unore q - a IN Washington 40 m New
NsrE S53 IN Weekdays, 10 Is a % Sundays,
At a IN week days arriving at Philadelphia
III am. New York s3 p M Baltimore i2l
IT Washington ~ p m.
!si pm. week Gays arriving II Philadelphia
SO. pm. New YORK - p IN. Baltimore 0J p III
SWsshingtOn pm
Trains also leaTe Sunbury at $50 a IN and 5 2J
aud as p IL, tor Harrisburg. Philadelphia and
Baltimore
r. WOOD. Gen'l Pass Agent
&. HUTCHINSON Renl Mansxer
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'phia & Erie R r Division


fuDbury daily except sunday
ne and Capandaigua
:. elleionte Erie and Canandaixua
,.Ock Haven. Tyrone and the Wes,.
p:-.-. RelieiOnte Kane & CanaBdatgua
> - - III for henOyO and Elmira
12j y N Tor WIliamsport
sunday l3 a IN for Erie and Canardaigua
sf5 m for I.ock Haven ami 925 p m for VII
iiansp sport
3 l0s n ior Catawis.a and uazetOn
8 6l0am, Q Is N > % and 5 asp III Tor Wilkes
barre and HazeIton
-COam, 10 ~ IN, = ~ IN. 5 IS p III for Shamo-
. iin and Mount Catmel
Sunday s. q n for Wike'barre
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Sonbury IL Lewistown Division.
In effect Nov %, 1897.
yIsrwARp Ola. STATION. kAsTwARI

Train leaves Suubury 5 25 D IN, ar
rives at Selinsgrove 45pm
trains leave Lewistown Junction
5sa N, 10 Is a ml23 81 o MS q m.I o. IL 5s IN
Altoona, Pittsburg and the Vest.
For Baltimore and Washington 9& o2.
70 IS. %! pm For Philadelphia and New
fork s33 IS m, ! 90 ! 33 &43 and 1llo m For
siarrisourg Z o. a IN aud 2opm
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will. You say. Had you not better
qualify that?" No: for remember
that in conversion the will Is changed.
and the man will not will that which 10
wrong. There Is no straight jacket In
our religion. A state Of sin is state
Of slavery. A state Of pardon is state
Of emancipation.
u man has become a Christian. h
Is no more afraid OF Sinai. The thun-
ders Of Sinai do not frighten him. You
have on some August day seen two
thunder showers meet. One cloud froia
this mountain. and another cloud from
that mountain. coming nearer and
nearer together and responding to each
other, crash to crash, thunder TO thun-
der. boom. boom! And then the clouds
break and the, torrents pour. and they
are empAed perhaps into the very
stream that comes down no red at your
feet that II seems as II all the carnage
OF the storm battle has been emptied
into II. SO In this Bible. see two
storms gather. one above Sinai. the
other above Calvary. and they respond
one to the other-hash to Hash. thundeI
TO thunder. boom. boom. Sinai thun.
dsrs. ''The soul that sinneth. It shall
die:" Calvary responds. Save thsn
from going down The pit. for ] havs
found . ransome." Sinai says, Wee
Woe" Calvary answers, Mercy
mercyl" ~ M - -
'osnsraI Fish said that he once stoo<
.. . slave block where IN oiA Christian
minister was being soid. Ths auction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
HERES A DEMON CAT.
GhaSdy Feline that Haunt; he Cap llul
Washington.

Tho demon cat has reappenrei Of tbs
capitol. spreading terror ainong she sm-
poyea. The capitol - most prolific IN
such appalitlons, no less than fifteen
ghosts claiming u as their heritage. Hut
al Them all the demon cat " the mast
horrible. 10 porncsaca much mare re-
markable feNurca chan any ~ the
Others, inasmuch ~ u has the appear
ance ~ aQ ordinary pussy when nrst
rcen, and presently HNUllA up 10 tbs
Hlze OF an elephant before the eyes OF
the terrified observer.
The tsmon eat In whose regard test5-
fugny 81 the utmost seeming authentic
ily was put On record thlTty-iiys years
Ago, has been missed since 1888. ons
~ the watehmen on duty IN the build
ag shot AZ II then, ana u disappeared,
Since then until nov, nothing mort
had been heard of Il. though one or tgo
vi the older policemen OF the capiOl
force SIN speak Of the spectral animal
IN aWed whspeIr.
ON 81 the most curious and alarming
Of the audible phenomena Observable IN
the capitol. ~ all the watehmen say 9. a
ghosily fo0lsicp that seem ~ follow
.nyLldy Who crosses statuary hall al
NIGHT. u VAS In this hall. thea ths
chamber ~ the House Of lsepresonta.
! lives, that John Quincy Adams died
at spot indicated now by hraHi
tablet SGT w a stone slab, where stood
hs desk. Whether VI not % u his Ehos
dispute, thuugh Il " 20 b. hoped that
the venerable cx-presidrnt rests NOR,
| quietly IN his grave. A. all events
/ the performance II unpleasant and ever
/ grswFlmc Tor him who walks, -r'p
/ the historic foor. while the white 49, Z
bic statues ~ the dead statei mes
around the walls seem ~ point at hin
| with out. stretched arms derislvely.
| Beneath the hall Of the House Of Rep
I resentatlvea stolls By night "A melan
| ch1ly specter. with erect figure. q srea
maustache, and his hands cissyed be
hind him. Who he IL nobody has eve
aurm.sed; h. might be. Judging fron
hi suspect a foreigner On the dlpbmhti
service, but that - merely CUES
Waichmen al night have apfOaehe
him ~ the belief that he was an m
truder, but he has faded from s'sht IN
siintly. like picture on magic IAN
tern slide.
Al precisely 1850 of the clock ever
light, ~ q IL said. the door or IN
| room occupied by the committee on mil
! diary and militia u the senate open
silently. and there steps forth The ne
| urc of den. Logan, recognizable ny NJ
! long black hair, military carriage an
| the hat he WIS accustomed To wear Z
life. Logan WAS the chairman Of al
committee, and II report be credited, b
IA sim supervising Its duties. lie passt
down the marble hoored corridor. an
nobody yet has ever dared follow hin
~ that Il Is impossible 10 say whithe
he goes. II seems 20 he certain that b
does noe come back.
Every morning several darkies com
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
from MANILA.
The Boys Want 10 Lowe The Place ROi I'll
10 Live Embarrassing Dc,iils

Lt.iefs from Msnlia have become -
common of late t1ai ihsy o. not ui-
tract much attention pnit~s they con-
tain something dlsllpci.vsiy new Az
% them have n fttuss nov and IN
that was no. prevousiy inplr.rd' and
90 ihc boys have go mily .leaa'
everywhsre thsus filrm no ~ In
formation ut icafl aid 1f importance
o. rome ana " intern. i1 miig.
a i.er nom she flrffAdy ialls w.
received 1y hif r.ia.lyLg here nom
~. kriusr. Oh hlt.try 10. on rh1nss-
ewing dlv. ID WIS d1fed Dctciier ~
ANA mun hnve boon "isl1yti IN TRIMS
mifaiin." Ei. declares he Would not
I've there n t Wfc patsIhit ~ fei
away hanorahiy flr n deed In fef Sim
Pie 10 .he Whole aHlup. fir rays h1-
Mn l. a great pace. but wherever n
gOis Z. io1is and smells Ike China'l" IN.
lie - I0rgcr has even the conEol1t on
u playifis h.i mandolin. bfs,susc the
strings are an broken nrOpgh the Gu
futo ana none can be- gst thu r.. "a
thinks hait The Spanish rtwf.4il)n for
musical ability una pcfflfmat'sc mus
rfllta 90 SINE other part OF the world
us h. hsr heard hone yet ~g.sh listen
Ing o.
The horuinif contains i09 men. OF
whom .irl1 on an average were dyl ng
every cay. The wcj.hrr was 20 h.t
'yuu could 10 au ags on your hini.
Tho boys aru looking hopefully ~ me
piics cuinmlrlin a. HeisilrR IN, ming
one way or anoihff ~ thfy could COM
hone. In The absence OF their doing
10 there was ~ hope inside ~ hfce
years, which I'd, declares would ne -
isd AZ twenty. Personally h. has NOS
suflefrd much r1r gained anS.nlnE. n
wais',- 100 pounds the zane as Nheh
ne lea. here. but being tNcn.y yeirs
ia and alx foel " eight. there j. nol
a very hopcfui siRh. lie has received
The News" with toirrahle regularly
and pronOuncQs the mos N,..,, ~
Aitose,hsr. 4, may set dywn ~,
when the boys gc, their ilsehAIse thsS
viii look ON q az day OF dr'Ns''"'''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
LIVE STOCK SHIPMENTS STOP.


Heavy shipments Of cattle are ovir
Tor the seanon and bu; few more
srrill lots viii 20 30 the cast before
ipring. oenciai Live Stock Agent
Hudnail OF the Cliorldo Midland. vino
Is considered Throughout the ives, as
an authority on live stock matters.
said this morning thu, The fiilng on
we not Qn account OF the lack % cat.
tie .1at were ready In the west and
~ Tor shipment. but vrai ne siockmen
were holding their animals too hlsh.
T'iere has been a great failing OF In
pficu IN the Engl.na markets. und TO-
Guy they were lower Dy one cent than
40 this season one ytur ago. There
has been falling on all along the line.
wnich w't@ Noticeable IN ihesn which
had FALLEN fiftv cents m the lhsi week.
1htTe were ~ many eastern buyers a.
ever. hut with the pricHs held hy Utah
taitlemcn and sheepmen al prsssfs
they could not be- shipped a; a pfant
The consequence " that the cattle and
sheep m0v1mfn; which had been unpre.
CO tented IN the early portion az the
Sfaf0n had come to slani-tiii. Mr.
Hudnall'a opinion was borne GU; b,
ihAt Of every other useni % .he loca
lines. many being ~ the opinion shal
there was a general decline Of prlcei
lu sight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
SCANDINAVIAN ADJUSTMENTS.
A Committee Of Ladies' a, Work on a Ba1ar
10 be Given in the Hall Of Relies.

\ committee Of prominent sclndIna-
wan ladies under the energe,ls and
caTlhle chalrmau'ilp Of Mrs. T.. W.
Medsen. are engaged In yhe prcAml.
narS work d a grand bazaar To be given
In the Hail % Relies Tor a number "
days. beginning December 18TH. Toe
anair Is cergAin 90 be a success, ne Mrs,
" ldHau j. hiins atr.ffri by aDlW Forty
other ladies, al dtrlfous ~ making 10
10. The proceeds ~ the birir Nfll b.
devoted entirely 10 bcnfvolrai purposes.
Several " these have been held In the
past. and great good has been accom-
plifhed hy them. That Is the only res-
son Why this one IA proposed, and con-
sl1tung the objects In view. m publr
Will Doe sure 20 receive Il wish favor
The Danish Brotherho1l gave ths
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
EXPOSITION BUILDINGS FOR LAGOON.
Mr.. e,mberger viii knOw Definitely IN Few
Days whsihsr Ne Can &c, Them.

The vale Of the opposition buisi.ng-
n the rransml-~ippl fair at Omaha 10
company who will c1nsinus tne cx-
position through another season. viii.
q, Il nld. Interfere with President BAN
berger % the Salt Lake unr ogden
from bringing building. and other at
ti1ciions which he went 10 Omaha TO
secure Just before the clOte ~ aAs fair.
Mr. Hamburger said this morning that
,ie wouN1 know definitely In a few DAYS
N 10 whcihre h. could secure them Or
not. The buildings h. wants are Of
SNfss design andarc each ssyen,y-nvs
feet wide and orehundred stsi nfiy fsei
ilng. one ~ .hsm he intended 20 use
~ a concert hall and the other a. .
bath house on iht stand az the La
Eoon.
sincc the close ~ the aea5on he has
fud the b'ttom - the p0riH Eraveled
ard sandci with the Intention VI hiv-
lrg n N water bathing - the retori
the coming season. The new 1comp-
sivra that have been urdartd Tor The
road Wiii be ready for shipment In a
short time.
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NEWS TERSELY TOLD.

The q. A. H. veterans OF this city are
prspai,nE Tor scfirA % entertainments
10 b. given he A.tcr part VI this month
Tor the bench, OF rs relief FUND
loci shoemaker ~ Manu Newspaper
and irrrigallon Age fame has again
been heard from. Ne 10 eRting the
Firmcr and Dairyman. published al
North Nakiml, Washington.
chas. NJ Dun the wen known a,,no-
gtophcr who enlisted IN May last as
member OF Torrey's Rough Riders re-
turned homo yesterday. lie has ot late
been Wishing eastern relatives
n. G. Hafisi VI the lilldreih varnish
compauy Il TO the cly. sir. Hnllgf
makra 1 speciality OF railroad work
and ~ wishing ihe IA fciganutt dranrt.
mrnts o. the two roads with general
onlces here.
Sergeant Hubert Of battery c, Utah
volunteers, has returned from Angel ~
| land on account Of the death ot hls
| mother, Tee funeral occurred az II
| O'clock siday. Much sympathy " felt
for the young soldier 10 his hour Of
bereavement
The rabbi, hrnt 10 cedar Valley yes
| tsflay was NOT 80 successful as pre-
| vl1us hunts on Thanksgiving o. the
/ came place have been, only $50 rodents
we're slaughtered ~ aTainfi something
over n thousand year ago
ssrHean, 4. G. Alien OF battery C..
! Captain Jennings company al Angel
island, San Francisco, has secured his
discharge and returned 20 his home In
this city. He is the son Of Captain Al
len ~ the sixteenth Infantry wha DIS
tlngulshed himself durns the war with
spain.
In the football contest yesterday fol
the state championship between ths
l;ikr and the V. ". e, A., The latter Won
By score ~ sitn 9, There were mum.
Der ~ accidents Including a hrlken
nose or two, but this seemed only III
hsighien the pleasure Of the shme.
Ire nfleenni anniversary ~ the mar.
riage u Mr. and Mrs. Thomas g. Nni,
till was htilngiv celebrated wednesdiS
evening al the Nuiall home. 723 s1u.h
1ilri West street, An excellent sup
per Nas aartaken ~ by the invite,
guests, r'tcr which Songs, recitation
ard soclll converse was the order. cou
pied with eonEr"u'ag.ans 20 the hap
. ~ man ara wife.
Thanksgiving services We're held Il
the Fourteenth ward asscWbv hal
. last evening by salt Lake seandina
, vlins Of the flith ~ the i.stieT.4itl
, saints. The meeting was an Interest
ing one The speakers were Elder
cliCqnist aud Mahlqulst, the former o
this city and ghe latter ~ Murray
some pleasing musical numhrs VIZ
a,al rendered by the Syea choir.
r The r. guar meeting 81 the city C0un
ell committees occurs this evcf'af
The relnstatems % the dlsghargc
\ police officers having taken place tia
4 matter viii be out of the way and CIV
I room Tor he confederation % other bus
lness. II IA not thought, however. tina
the communication % Chief Pratt ask
ina for the appointment of twD NOR
pltroimen and the recreation OF the oi
i nee ~ police captain viii receive an
. attention, u may be thought that m
4. request Of citizens for more and bette
police protection In the nolghborho0i ,
( the depots may come up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
IMPROVE UTAH SERVICE
WILL MAKE IT ONE OF THE VERY BEST,
Major wilson rslss o Trip to rintic-
President MeCotni.h May tso. Hat
not on This "Trip.

Major Thomas =. Wilson. one OF the
90 receivers u the uai5n Pacific. and
Who was - the paity u rFes'dsr. Cor
ssh. wcr. g. TiDac his mor2ng IN
company With supcrittaiep. Young
II the Tan divisl6n. The objec; OF the
strip ls - take Q general survey Of the
mines. AMI has nsshing - d. with
raliIvid m1t;ers.
Pfts'ieng coiaish will take q TIP Or
lfsp. ,ila 80 she camp. II time ptrmHs.
but he u kef. very busy soing over
che dctirs q the vari ps depirimenis
and may rot make she trip durins
ih's visi,. AR. Cafnish says ihai ne ls
dc;crmincd 10 make the Oregon SHIRT
Lac VpmS. 'av.rlbiy wsh any road
" h. Ei-l AMI Il lmpressi with she
fac, that The .4ide with ahe mining
clmpa u 1ga thAi viii Er'w in import
nncc ~ fhc year, come gai ~. lie is
also fargu.ac - tiah $50 mining cen.
Ter and ihas the oregon Sh-rl Linz
mus - The logic q svcn;s haul lhrKe
rteeion " tho frsifht~ Thee heal
fsedcrs 10 the mlrinE camps wiil not
lack his cary attention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
OCTOBER TERM begins.
NUMBER or ABSENT JURORS ARE FINED.
Only Thirteen Out Of twenty-five Appear
In Court-T~eive More Are summone"
Two Gases of Robbery.

The trial OF prisoners for the October
term commenced before Judge Nofrell
In the criminal branch OF the Third
district court today.
only thirteen Of the twenty-five Jurors
summoned TO appear In court THIS morn
ing put In an appearance and ;wo OF
.hese were excused before business had
proceeded very far. ncccsshaiing the
Issuance u a special venlrc for twelve
more. The names Of those answering
10 their names were; Henry Walters.
william Everett. Alex Edwards. John
q. Davis. Rock H. Savage. j. L. ogles.
by. Joseph W. Maynes. John H. Hen
Mon. Philip Margc.ts. Samuel ID. cady,
Il. c. BaTlcy. Samuel nateman and W.
J. Yard. on account OF deafness. Juror
John q. Davis was excused for the
term, while Joseph w. Maynes got ex-
suscd until Monday on account OF the
death Of his mother. The rtniaininf
eleven were examined on their N0'Fe
dire and accepted.
Those failing TO respond In answcr to
the call Of thcir names. by D.puy
CLERK MelOy, were Jacob Hunter, sam
uel ROBBINS, David W. Evans. Frank
J.. Morgtnspn aud stephen W. Alley. d.
Judge NOrrcil ordered that nae or
$50 he entered against each u the 40.
0<ntser. Russell l.. Tracy was reported
o. on his way from Denver. and 80. cN-
eused for Today. Ofson VI. Hewlett;
who IL now In New York. was excused
for the term. Joseph Carlisle was ex.
eusei for the term On account OF
physical iniirfnity. Charles ". brink
and u. Al. Onion aiso'gOt excused for
the term.
Today'a vonlrc calls FOR the follow
Ing named gentlemen. james Fowler.
u. J. Walk. George SplerH. Henry w.
Deckstsad. H. }. Giendlnning. John
Cartwright, Samuel Pe.ry, T. u. Jones.
A. 81. Clark. Wliiari y. Davis. W. ~.
f.everlck and u. n. Rlch. These ge1i-
tlcmen are required 10 report before
Judge Norrcll at 10 q. m. Monday.
Tho first case on the calendar was the
s,ase against Samuel clark tcolOred).
who stands charged with robbery. ow-
Ing 10 the absence OF The Prosecutors
main witness. Paul Mutoh. who was re-
ported a. being In Mcfcur. the case
went over un.li Monday.
Clark 10 accused Of having held up
Mufeil on the nisht Of D sifd 81 ocio-
btr IN this city and rohnlnH him OF Nh
Tho state against Joseph walker was
the next ease called. This man " alaD
accused OF robbery. He was represent
ed by Attorney J. N. Denny. Walkers
orenrr IL the alleged rotblng OF Jrmes
Smith Of q watch, valued NJ $40. and
fi..so In money. ON the sc,h Of october
last. The sriai waa In progress at press
time.
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Bee. from the Philippines.

There 10 one race lnhabltlng the Phil
ippines which will b. a welcome add
tisn 40 American citizenship. and Will
H. Afforded every faculty and Induce
mont 10 immlgrate To- the United states
and Engage In the skilled labor In which
IA mas no peer, This IA the giant Elst
Inilan honey bee, and inyeallgailon %
IL work and Immense capacity for
making honey and wax has interested
,he department ~ agriculture Loo the
consideration 81 an early efntt % In
troduce n ln;o the United STATES, See.
retary wilson said In Connection with
the proposed Importation Of these bees
10 the United states that a special ap-
preparation would be asked ln hls com.
Ing report 10 Congress for the inyestl.
cation NJ the bees Of the world ana a
swarm " the big Philippine hlu,ymlk-
ers would be- brought TO America as
soon az the question OF their value and
the possibility of their acellmatlznt.on
have been fully determined. There Will
also be an appropriation requested Tor
the study ~ the agricultural and kin
dred products of the newly acquired
territory of the United States. and even
under this head the great honey bees of
the East could be introduced by the de-
parinsnt 10 thls country. -Chlcago
Tribune.
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The Agricultural Parliament.

Arrangements are being made with
the local railroads Tor the transporta-
sion Of delegates TO the Farmers Ma
tlon Congress and Agricultural Parila-
mcnt. which win convene nj Fort
Worth. Texas. Dee. 9Th to 18th. Mon
iana and Nevada have already appolni-
being Hon. Cai1weli Edwards " Bone.
man. =. NJ. Emery ~ the same place.
Henry Whaicy Of Canton. and Hon.
Alex Metxei Of Pu-lier Springs. Me-
yada sends samuel y. Davis OF Carson
city, Ross Lewis frankiown aui Rob-
crt Bailey of white. The Utah dele
gates have not yet been appointed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25

Ia sc,ub the corridors beneath me sem
and N n il winter asa the early hours
ose wing when thai body Is IN session.
s,,,r an he electric lights. they are
awfuily afraid Of the gh's's; ahu ,p p.r,
ticuilriy u the specter 81 = asan hswr ,'
who was formerly one OF 'nc,r "wn
number lie used In fact - .aSe IT,
IN the matutiual scfunp.'s' =. nhan-
t.sm,i wav thai l. cllcui1ted to be ex.
,r,meiy dls,greeable to real I'VE c1lored
ne ' me swash Of spectral wa, e,
dlstrbu,ed from phaniasnai pau ~
a viewiess brush IL unpleasanuy audi
BILE on occasions lex.
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Mr.. BAscocx GOES WEST.
knef TSniaeilhg Business on me cOii', He
viii Hasten Or 10 ke~ York.

General Trafiic Manager nabeoek Of
the RIO drande Western left today AT
noon FOR San Francisco. Mr.. babeook
stated this morning tha, hiA trip 60 the
West at this time was a lying one TOR
the purpose Of arranging several mat
tiers with the roads general agent In
the California metropolis. Immediate
~ upon his return he win leave for
New York 20 attend the ADJOURNED
meeting ~ The Transconiinental Traffic
nFsocla.i1u. This meeting VIII hs one
81 especial Interest 10 all roadf haullng
transcoutlnental freight rs the question
NJ dlffcrenilals will again come up and
the action ~ she Canadian Pacific ram
toad IN refusing 20 accept the decision
u the board 0f arbitrniofs. which was
approved at the last meeting, and wht
d,cided agalns; dineren,lnl for mat
fuld,
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Hon. sam Thurman Is up from Provo
today.
Dan Evans Of ogden apent the day la
hs city.
Iamsa n. Ormen Of Pueblo. Col. and
Nj and Mrs. w. y, Kramer OF Yellow
rtUns Park are NJ the Cullen.
q, u. Ianulham. an English capitalist
OF London. - In the city. lie VIII -
main here for some time looking Tor
Investments.
oarrct owens 81 lutte IL at the Ken.
yon Mr. owens haH lor u long ttnr
i,.sn id,ntisnd with railroad bulldina IN
the Forth country.
J. q. Hllycrman and wife are Kenyon
guests. Tho couple were married yes.
Il rdny az butte. Mont, aud are atarting
friends say that a silver man In the
prop.r one 10 rend east whether married
uf ulnrig.
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BACK on THE FORCE.
Eight Policemen Reinsb,.d on the Police
Department.

The policemen rcIns,aicd by order OF
the Supreme court. arc now doing duty
In the deparsmep.. the last ins,aimeni
of them havlng gone on this afternoon.
and she other. taking their places las,
evening. Ms-sru. Rhodes and Wire.
formerly duty H.tgcants. are reduced 10
he ranks and take their places ~ pa
ifolmcu. while H. l. shannon resumes
his position ~ mounted polio man. The
men ousird by this order loft sho de-
par,mcnt last nj IN.
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seven railroads are projected 20 the
seven Devils country. cae Of which VIII
be Dun: shor,ly. President Isaac b.
Blake u the Northwestern conrnhs'
IN. 4. A.. ia. city q. present, Gays ihtt
,r.lir-k Will begin snailc " three
w.sks on che Mne down she Snake river
tw,s miIes east u Hun<ing,un. rus
nd IA 10 be bull. 10 open w the cps
~, ryuion q he Seven Dcyila COUNTY,.