davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
Philadelphia and Chester Steamers
City OF Chester
and
Brandywine.

on and after April Is win leave Fourth
street wharf Sundays included at 7.50
and 1890 a. m, 100 and 415 D. m.
Leave Philadelphia, from Pier No. S.
north above Arch street. at 7.3O and lois
a. m. 1.30 and 4 p. m.
Fare to Philadelphia, rs cents; sxeur-
sion. 40 cents
Freight received all day at Philadelphia
and Wilmington. and carried at the low
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DELAWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle. STA, ilOl a. m, 2s5,
4.2i and 6.55 p. m. week days.
For bewes, Sl3 a. m, 4.27 p. m. week
days
For Dover Harrington and Delmar.s1s.
liW a. m, Az 655 and li.5g p. m. Sun
days. 1ibd D. m.
For Rehoboth, s,ia a. m. 427 9. m.
week days.
For WyomlEg and way stations. 2S5 p.
m. week dnya.
Express for Cape Charles. Oil Point
Comfort and Norfolk, 1l.0i a. m. week
days ana lL56 D. m. daily.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14

Cuc OF ghe weather prophets preditcs
sn-w storm for THE middle OF Ju~e.
This suggests that a white sheet would
certainty be cool some DAVIS i'm Sum-
mer.-Philadelphia Times.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14

It does not appear that any CT the
venal Legislators got enough for their
votes TO purchase a Ie-election-bu per-
haps that was thrown dn--Phl.adeiphia
Ledger.
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SUNDAY TRAINS

For rhiladeiphla (ekpressl. 1.57, 2.e2,
4ah 30. Ha Hf2 ~ 90 a. m. 137
aoo u.s. go. i.t sos and oi6 p. m.
AcariHmrf 1fs'u, 40 s.1J a. m. 1910,
$50. . rs and i0.i3 D. n.
For Chester (eNpreee). i5i. 400. $50,
las a. m.. 49, 300. 4.ss. 601 6.57 and sOs
y. M
Accommodation. 40. s25 =. M, 1910.
1.50. 200 s.26. 7.2s and 1913 p. m.
For New York Through express). 1.57.
302, s85 Dining Carr. 1855. 1l45 a. M, 1877
Dining Carr 800, 6.07. '6.20 Dining Carr,
G.57, sl6 p. M. connecting via Broad
Street statlon, Philadelphia. 40 7.l0. S25
a. m, 400, ASS and 10.43 y. m.
For Boston without change 7.23 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. 4.35. 500.
lois a. m. 1906 l2.49. 1850. 523, '6.i0. Gil.
1856 Sll y. m, and 1888 night
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
sol D. m. 1900 night.
Leave Philadelphia. Bread Street sta
zion. for Wilmington (express). $50, 100
li.23 a. m, 1900. l.12. Sl2 Al. Los. 5.3i
6.55. l.3l, S.35. lilo, il.1G p. m. and l2O5
night.
Accommodation. SIS. sl2. 1895 a. M
1890, 2.s2 G1O, s3s and 1907 y. N.
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PERMIT GRANTED.

Building Inspector Cassidy yesterday
issued a permit to Mrs Aschenbach for
additions to the huse No. 207 West
Second street
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Southern Rallway.-G17 D. M, daily
sleepers TO New Orleans Aiken Men,
rhis and Tampa 7.36 D. M. daily. Sleep
ers 10 New orleans. Memphis Nashville.
VIA Ashevlllo ana Hot Springs
Atlantic Coast Line.-l249 u. M. daily
slecpers TO Charleston Jacksonville Port
Tampa add Macon: 1888 night daily,
sleepers to Richmond ana JaclSsonvllle.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, Sill D.
m. daily, dining car, and sleepera to Gin
clnnau.
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NulC. hereby elNen Ihtf Ir.ItI W
Administration wore ln duo ipum 1l INV
- liHiUl uaio iHH undersigned on lf
Goth day OF May a. 10. 1893. and .Mii lN
persons having calms against the estate
Of the deceased must present the same
duly attestcd. 10 the said administrator
OF or before the 29th day Of May 1900. ll
oblde the Act OF Assembly I'M such o. \,
made and provided.
DIR. FRANCIS 8. DUNLAP.
Administrator.
Address Delaware City Del.
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Schedule In effect May IA, 1879.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
Light
sExpross trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON, pnL-
AWARE AVENUE STATION, ron
80 N % f0fk 80 W Ie g q1s y 40 III esi
Pullman cars). sI48 'i10e :. N Sundays.
-5ei, s-, -. IS %. m; 49,. =. =, '519 lau
Pullman earl, .l.43, 'ii.0O ,. IA
PHILADELPHIA, week days, 900.
BiO. s7lO Is5. sS2j s93g .lOb2 nos q. M;
si2l9. 100, '23i, SEC 400. '5t9 (all Pull.
man cnrs) '5.25. G.. fLi3, 9.15, -1.00 p
m. Sundays, sol, 7s5. $50, '9.5s, lila
'ii.s5 a. m; 1884, 800. 400, '519 Call Pnl.
man cars). $50, s7.43. 300. s1i.O0 D. m.
CHESTER, week days. $40. '710, zsA
t2 25, s93g fl052 1l.0S "a. m.; 100, s23l, 500
$50, $50, .7is, 9l5, .ll.oo D. m. sundays
7.as. $50. 1888, 1ll2, 'n.35 a. m; ASA 3.o0,
400, $50. s7.4s, 800. '1l.00 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY, week days. '7.l0 a.
m; 'i2.l9, '2S SIS p. m. Sundays, us a.
CAPE MAY. week days. '71O a. m; '2Si
, 1iilAI,1TIM oisE AND WASHINGTON,
week days. ais, 7l9. 1904, '110l a. m;
1885, zee, 500. $40, 'i.57 '5.s9 (all Pull
ne, ssOl a. M; 'i2.56, '2.o9, 3Ol '4s7, $50
(an Pullman cars), 500, '9.u p. m.
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS,
7lg az m; so4 p m, daily,
| o. m. Sundays. s41S 7l9, 'S04 a. M;
'12.56. 800 457 7.32, 's.n p. m.
! pITTsBURG. week days. 500 a. m;
s457 '539 (all Pullman cars), s9.1 D. IN.
Sundays. 'S0i a. m; '45l, '5.Ss (all Pull
man cars). s911 D. m.
| CHICAGO. daily ss04 a. M; s457 D. m.
! CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, 1904 a.
M; s1256 and -9.ll p. m, daily.
| TOLEDO AND DETROIT, s9.u D. M,
daily 10 Toledo and daily except Sunday
siNGERLY ACCOMMODATION. week
| days, 7.19 a. m; 3.04, 6.15, 1855 .. N. sun
days. 719 a. m; 3.0i, 1872 p. m.
| IlANDENBBItG ACCOMMODATION
week days, 7.19, $50 a. m; 800, A57 D. m.
Sundays. $50 a. m; $40 p. m.
| LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
/ for
BALTIMORE. week days. G45 a. ms
255 p. m.
IlAVDENBERG. week days, 645 s.25 a
m; 2.55, $40 p. m Sundays, 9.25 a. m;
Gas p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILL
| AffNGTON, week days, '335 $40, e7.30
$50 1925, 11.sO a m; 1870. s1.s7, zoo, ss07.
40, 4So s5.07 (all Pullman cars), s5.S5.
5.45 $50, $50, 1885, 1910, Ills D. m. Sun
days, s3.35, '73O, $50, 11.S0 a. m; s12.20.
'1.37, 200, 'i.20. $50. 500 TALL Pullman
cars SIC. '7s0 's.ss 1879 y. m.
ueimarqia Telephone No. 1873.
Rates to Western points lower tdan va
any other line.
II. ID UNDERWOOD. 10. R. MARTINI
Gen. Manager. Man. OF Pass. Trlnc
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REGISTERS ORDER.
ReEister's onlee.

ANNhAnNNI . ANMANtt
Upon the application Of John II. Gala
han, executor of Mary Callahan. late OF
Wilmington hundred. In said county de-
ceased, 10 rs ordered and directed by the
Register that the executor aforesaid give
notice OF granting OF Letters Testament
tary upon the estate OF the deceased.
with the date of granting thereof by
causing advertisements 10 be posted
Within forty days from the date of such
Letters, ln six of the most public places
* the County cf New Casle, requiring
AL persons iavi~. lmand1 against the
gsi4itr 40 pr-se-l the same or abide by
en- pr' =. Assembly In such case made
y1r paJvided and also cause the same ~
be inserted within ths same period On
the Evening Journal, a newspaper pub
lished IN Wilmington, Del, and TO be con-
unucd therein three weeks &c. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal OF
office OF the Register aforesaid. at
Wilmington, In New Castle County
IT.. 81 Aforesaid, the day and year above
CALVIN W. cRossAN.
Register.
Notice II hereby given that Letters
Testamentary were IN due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned, on the
sixth day OF May, A. ID. 1899, and that
all persons having claims again the es-
same, duly attested to the said executor,
on or before the sixth day Of May. 1900
or abide the Act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided.
JOHN +. CALLAHAN.
Executor
or address willard Salisbury. Jr.. At
torney-at-Law. Wilmington, Del.
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Schedule IN effect May A. 1899.
All trains Illuminated with Plntsch
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htiluatfla Lai-pnQAe no. lta
Rates to Western points lower tdan va
any other iiue
II. ID UNDERWOOD. 10. p. MARVIN
Gen. Manager. Man. OK Pass. Tr1hg
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CALVIN w. CROssAN
Register.
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U. 5. Baking Powder

thrcc-and the professor pockeiod his
frcarm ana threw bis lex acrosa ill.,
saddle. Your own fault. remembers
was his fnnl greeting before he dls
appeared over the top ~ the nearest
sand dune.
when he had disappeared Harding
looked about him, reviewing the sliu-
alton. " was no cheering prospect that
met his eye. dead wnsto af sand hills
10 north. south. east aud west. whit.
hot IN the glare ~ the tropical sun. Two
dark blnts alone broke tho iiaio Hurfaoe
~ the wildcfncna-thc atiffnninr hunk Of
the dead camel and tho limp figure nf
the fever Htrikcn camel driver. Truly
no pleasant place To die In: more cs
pccinlly " you happen to be- young and
strong, and the death 10 which ynii
stand condemned r. death by hunger
and thirst. A few hours would exhanrt
the scnnty remains of food ana water
left IN the skin and saddle bag lying
hard by the dead cpmcl. aud then---
Harding shook on anticipation "
coming torture 10 take stock ~ his
wrctchcd cnmmisrarlnt, and. rummaF.
Ing In the bag. found priceless.
touched bottle ~ qulninc' Why with
this he might hope 10 revive the Khif.
RlE, whose case. but FOR tho supposed
exhaustion ~ the expeditions mpdl-
cine chest. had never been hsrldua
one. Escape wnH yet possible.
Escape From n trackiess wilderness
In which they could only wander aim.
leasly to aud fro. having NJ single in.
Htrumont by which To determine thrlr
position. or to point the wnyG Saving
his nsHiftnnt'r pack. the professor lud
carried on everything.
No. not everything. Even 49, this
thought sank like stone into Hard.
inR'r heart his eye fell upon something
RilttcrlnH NJ hia feet. with a shaking
hand he Krnspcd it.iiftsd it--and broke
into u cry of mingled triumph aud
Thanksgiving. which startled the Khif.
glz from his lethargy. Pushing back
his long hair tho man made nm effort
to ait up.
THE master? Where IL the master -
he asked. looking about him IN surprlre.
heaven alone know, since he has left
his compass hcrc.
And heaven alone knows 10 THU hniir
the course ~ the wrrtchci kirkhoffof'a
wnndeflngf. when Harding and She
Khlrglz. guided by the INSTRUMENT
which he Ind dropped In his fcuiile with
the EnRllshmnn. reached. after mani
fold tolls and HuicrinEr. the confines ~
human hnbitation they could obtain no
tldinRr ~ their vanished chief. And al.
though Harding insisted on organizing
n new expedition 10 search for him. ~
lnborH We're frultiera. His fate remains
NJ unknown 10 the world NJ the history
Of that ancient empire whose records
lie buried with him In the sands uf
central Asia.
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MAILnnNn NOIrs.

General Agent Warren OF the Santa
Fc spent today at ogden.
Mr. Welby, the general superlntend-
ont ~ the Wcsiern,retnrned this morn
ing from Grand Junction.
General Agent Mcwlliam Of the Dur.
llngton went to Denver this morning on
business. lie will be absent week.
The short Line people claim they
carried 800 people from ogden tn salt
l1kc and return last night, to attend
the meeting In the Thcatcr.
The Western ran a stub train from
Glcrwond springs this morning. in
stead az the regular No. l. The train
reached the city ut 1850 n. m,
The gross earnings ~ the Rio Grtnde
Western Tor the month of January
were 1894 200. nn Increase of 50, 200, The
earnings for the iirst week In February
We're $4,000, which Is decrease III
s2,Oto.
Live Stock Agent futile Of the Short
Line came Ia this morning from Hunt
ingt0u. one. llo reports two feet ~
snow there, II was raining In Oregon
when he left, and tho snow was ilrnp-
pcarlng rapidly
VIM. Ridd the travelling passenger
agent Of the Rio Grande Western, has
Just returned from trip TO Price.
Utah, whore he has been engaged for
the past week seeing after the trans
portRtlon ct the mustered out soldiers
at Fort puchesne. Most OF the boys
went TO the southern states,
Frank lligginbotham. paymnster OF
the salt Lake ana Morcur railway, loft
this morning for trip over tho road
Ia pay on the boys for the past
months work. Manager Jacobs ~ Elill
In the east but IL expected back here
uoNt week
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The afternoon on the old exchange
found listed ntookH again active. with
few of the favoritcs In the ascendant.
Daily sold az Si.25. and was followed
by brisk dealings In -Four Aces. q stock
which rtill' clunx 10 itH weakness aud
made transfers down To hsA crnts.
Galcna was also rhaky. while Mann
moth continued IN similar tone with
HnlcH down to u.SI. In ontario there
was sale at t1.75 which was followed
by Sacramento Mt a. cents. nj which
figure 900 shares changed hands. Star
Consolidated WINS strong and showed
"a decided Improvement by being dealt
In 10 up 10 ti.3ch.
SALES or LISTED STOCKS.
In listed stocks ralcs were made as
followni
DAILY. 100 at ti.26.
Four Aces, 1880 at Coo; 100 at cove.
100 at cQhc.. 1000 at O., buyer 30 days;
100 nj b9a,c.
Galena, 100 at 6Sisc.
Mammoth. 800 at ti.ai: 900 ut yi90:
100 at u.SS; 100 at si,s6A.
ontario. 100 NJ t1.Tb
Sacramento, 300 az &c.
star Consolidated, eco NJ 81 "a: 100 at
ti.aJh; 600 At si.sI; 100 at ,LaGH.
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Routine work Of The tawsr uranch Of the
Irglsiatur. This Afternoon.

According 90 n motion passed yes,er-
day the House should have mot at $50
this afternoon. but II was nearly three
before the mcmhorA settled down TO
business. The routine work NJ 10 the
hour OF going To press was M followsi
The committee On penitentiary, Ia
which was roeommitted u. H. No. ~,
by sorcnscn. AN act authorizing the
board ~ pardona To reduce sentences
~ state prlaonen for good behavior.
forfeiture OF such reduction and parole
of prisoners reported back the bill.
recommending that II pass precisely m
originally returned 20 the House.
REMOVAL OF FAIR BUILDINGS.
Che committee on municipal corpora
lions reported recommending that II,
u. No. G. by Lloyd. request Of thu
aait Lake city Council for the
removal ~ u. A. a. NJ. 20
cicty buildings from the Exposition
grounds In tho Tenth ward. be Grant
ed.
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STOCK BUSINESS WAS DRY.
On The New Exchange Sales Were as Scarce
as Hens Tech.
the 1'tt Ut the Oid Ia
change.

on the Utah Mine & Stock Exchange
this afternoon business was decidedly
dry the first half hour OF trading be-
ms scnsationaiiy quiet, bringing out ne
It ala but small number OF transact
tlons. BoHtonsDc In Mar led out with
a sale at az. after which Bowers Ex-
tension was dallt 10 n, i2is and Non
arch found taler at 10 cents. when
producers were reached Daisy was a
seller at 5oik, and stocks gone over had
quotations poated as follows:
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construction n the Nicaragua canal,
and OF coast defenses. the Internal aud
external commerce Of the United
Statcs, the management OF railways.
the question 81 irrigation. mining snh
agriculture, the creation Of banks. the
Issuance of bonds and all such aues-
lions. who, I ask you. Is more compe-
tent to decide upon these matters on a
large scale than the man who has al
ready for yeats been deciding uNun
these very Affairs, on smaller scale
His election would offend none but
few Of the perhaps ovcr-zealouH frienuH
Of some ~ the nth'r candidates. ii''-
fore this voting had gone on lOur. J m.
Thoroughly Investigated THE claims ~
all candidates for this great rcspnisi
tility before the Democrats " ihiH
house, and while ! rccaEnizc the afr ~
worth and ability OF each Of the canhi-
dates 7 feel certain today that the "l"c-
the hest interests of the people ~ this
state.
He II different from the other cahni-
dates. They are like the Two we NE
ready have.
This man has the broadcast prelnrn.
ton and nils the place thoy do not NM
can not M. He hnF had actual am
practical experience w folds that thc
otherp have not They would SPEAK
h. would act They could draw con
tract. hut he could decide upon itR Va
iidlty and value. They could write hH
could inspect war vessels and coast ~
fences, could grnpplc With the PROPOSE
ton Of provisioning an army. cuiilt
comprehend .he details necessary Tor
the proper preparation OF soldiers Tor
daily life. marches, aud long tca NnN-
ages. could give valuable opinions un
such questions. az value ~ soils, rrrrt-
voirr for Irrigation and rcclniming ~
"A - mil ID all
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Of tobacco is wrong and hurtful.
:. IL nay lead TO the abolition OF to-
bacco using
at would tend TO make Utah more
refined to pass this law. ! have heard
dozens of men Of ripe years pemeah
the day they began this habit. we
should stamp H. uut utterly. Why. l
should like 10 see law passed forbid
ding the ufc " tobacco by all men OF
whatsoever age. Evans.
4. This measure Is like those which
IN the middle agcs were directed
ngaiuvt the indigcriminntc use ~ foods.
alcoholic drinka. and lack Of personal
ana municipal cieanlincaa. which per
mitted the fnvoges VI the plague 10
sl.ecp or whole communities
~ am not r. believer IN the statement
that people can NJ drngouned into
cleanliness on lerislnted into godlinras.
but look on this measure as q means
" educating the people against the use
~ tobarcu. ANA favor " IN old days
people had tn BE- taught the virtues "
sanitation and Temperance By wise fc-
former. This measure viii teach them
the evils ~ nicotine puienning, nnd u
ought tu bc passed. "- Cannon
q Tho bill ia no more. an act ~ In
flame the recruitment ~ young men
than ARE other laws inpuflng sch-fc-
atfnint.
To follow out Senator Aidcrr sug-
rostlon We should have 10 repeal Nir
inva AGAINST Rambling and larceny aud
trust Co. tho better natures ni our
yoithq 10 HELM them out Of temptation.
The cuffew law hna had ~ good 81
fects. nud 20 win this one. We cannot
hone 10 eradicate the Evil. but we can
nj least alleviate Il. HvanH.. 49,
Ghnmlserr moved 10 Hniend inc hil
making the maximum ~ Instead ~ 500
a..al.ss tlUf fIn heavy fine N.Uffll ufNN
Officers chnnc. 10 get even too ire
uucnty The amendment carried ~
did senator uennlOn'H amvndmont nN-
INK the maximum length 81 iuprison-
mont NJ ten days Instead OF three
months.
Evans moved o reconsideration ~
Chamberr' amendment. You would
make the bill o fatce ne rhid. ANA
the amendments only purpose ~ To
defeat the bill why not come out N
tho open and vote u DOWN " the hln
n 10 be Killed, let " die mn hon"fani"
death
chnmborf rald. II offered " :" mat
I might possibly be able 70 vote for the
bin. " N no farce 10 expect Young
In the back yard 10 smoke a cigarette
conaidcr the hlll farce AS here print
cd. Lot ~ MAKE the law 30 that " eau
be- obcyed and 90 that those who dis.
obey may pay for u ana Keep out OF
prison."
rrconridcred. by . vote OF v 90 2. Fen
aiors Chambers, Alder ana kicrcl alone
voting against u. ON bcing nEnln put
tho amendment was Loot. by 9 to Z,
ChnmbcrH. Howell. Aldef, kieHrl,
Wright ANA W. o. Nebeket voting Tor
Il.
senator Howell then moved that Sec
81 a. NafaT . AU -
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UNION srocKyAnp uAsr.
salt of u. N. Camp to Recover $4,000
from trc,i simon ct al

Judge Iillcs took up tho case of y.
NJ. Camp w Fred Simon ct al late yes
to-day afternoon and conclusion not
having been reached when court adj
Journcd tho trial was resumed this
morning.
600. the alleged value Of 100 shares OF
stock In the Union Stockyard company.
According TO the complaint. II appears
that In 1899 plaintiff bought the iiO
shares ~ the defendants with the un-
Outstanding that he should be paid )
per cent per nnnum ON his Investment
money N he WIS not satisfied with the
speculation. II IL alleged that the COM
pnny proved "a failure, when Camp
sought To recover the $4,000 and \ per
cent interest.
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Judge Cherry made an order today
continuing Tor the term the case OF
Nellie ), ID. Smith W A. NJ. spooner.
The taking OF testimony In the case
OF Frank g. Morehouse W Simon Bam-
berger a al. was concluded befoer
Judge Iiiles late yesterday afternoon
ana the arguments set for Saturday,
February 18Th.
Emery Randolph. a young miner
from Mercur, was committed 10 tho
asylum By Judge Cherry today. The
unfortunate man was sent Ia the same
institution about n year ago ana only
recently discharged
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Chicago. Feb. io.-The crest ~ the
cold wave has passed here. At a. m.
the thermometer registered IL below
but from that point gradual moderation
set IN and tho prospects are that by
nightfall the mercury viii be about the
zero mark. a large number OF dis
tressinE cnscH OF frost bites were re-
ported 10 TIM police. but 20 fnr only one
death has resulted from the severe
cold.
Several Of the schools have been
closed until Monday.
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PnGSIX COMPANY INCORPORATES.

The Phoenix Mlnin. md Milling
company hled Its articles OF incorpora-
tion with the county clerk today, The
capitalization Is 10000 OF the value OF
10 cents each. The company'r property
Is located In the Camp Floyd district,
Tooelc county. The officers are George
Westervelt, president. w. II. simmons,
Vice president; l., ". Moore. secretary;
l, q. Meyer treasurer, n. ~ Robinson
and q. T.. Hudson. directors.
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General Traffic Manager Ecciea OF the
Short Line said this morning that tho
storm had nearly shut on all business.
The q, ". ". r. having trouble
with It's branch roads, the line lead
Ing 10 the cour n Alenes being
nearly blocked, ana on,y a 1.-THE OF the
ore coming out that should come at
this season ~ the year. ''rhe frelght ~
pilinH up all along the lino," said he,
"and there IN little hope ~ moving Il
al present, We have no freight dellv-
cred 10 the RIO urande IN two wceiSH.
and The U. ~ D. moving very SLOWLY"
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Or house Of Bagicy brothers, on Flew
enth South and Eighteenth East
streets. on the night Of Jan. Goth. with
intent TO steal and carry away certain
goods and chatteis which were there.
They. pleaded not guilty to the chargc.
The hearing was yet for Monday at 2
pm. at their request. Falling 20 secure
bond Of loco each. they went to jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-10

Mansfield. o.. Feb. io.-An explosion
In the iapannIng department OF the
Baxter stove works caused . IRE with
a loss ~ 100000 with only a fraction
AZ much Insurance.
The flrc burned with terrible severity,
and within m hour nothing but the
wallis remained. The severity Of the
Weather added greatly to the difficulty
OF fighting the flre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-10
s,isss'.

RoLLINs.-At owen ward. near ~.
lirldger. Wyoming, Feb. Z. 1899. James
y, Rollins, formerly OF Mincravllle,
rtnh)
brother Rolllna was u Nauvoo votcr-
an, Intimately associated with the
Prophet Joseph and had been actively
engaged IN pioneer work since tho rgt-
tlemont OF Utah. His funeral VIII take
place ON Sunday. at noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-10
NORMAL SCHOOL NM.

N. n. No. o., by Parry. was taken 40
and discussed ut length This bill re-
latcs To the providing for the use M
money heretofore appropriated for tho
llrauch Normal School, ~ mainten-
unco and furnishings, reimbursement
taining such school hcetofow, and
reimbursement for heating plant IN
such school and appropriation for that
purpose"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-10

Mr.. =. A. Fackier. editor of the Mica.
nopy uFla) Hustler. with his Wifi and
children. suffered terribly from Ia
Grippe. one Minute Cough Cure was
the only remedy that helped them, II
acted quickly. Thousands of others
use this remedy ms a specific for Ia
Grippe. and Its eShauHting after ~.
fectH. Never fails. y. 9. Rchnmm.
Mccormick Building corner Main street,
First South.