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where she has been taking a course of
training and mas been employed as
teacher in the Brigham Young college at
Logan for the coming school year
Mrs. Minnie Dorius and Emily Bench of
Centerfield spent Tuesday last in Manti
visiting friends
OTlin Madsen of this city. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. David Madsen, and Miss Lii
Ian Roberts Of Gunnison were married
at the court house Wednesday last A
reception WAS given in honor of the mar
rage at the home of the brides omther
at Gunnison, where the immediate rela-
tlVes and few friends were present to
ENJOY the hospitality Of the hostess, Mrs
Elizabeth Roberts, mother of the bride.
The young people are highly respected in
their respective communities and will
for the present, at least, make their home
i'm Manti.
visitor Turing the week
Eunice A. Cox of Orderville is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Munil
Joseph A. Brown and wife of Raymond
the home of Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles
Wintsch.
Clifford Bale of Payson visited friends
at the Temple city wednesday and Thurs
.dr ard Mrs. Richard Bale OF Nepnl
were Temple city visitors during the
week.
Mrs. Louise B. BowIes of Nephi was in
4
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner c. Bigler Of Nephi
spent Thursday in Manti visiting friends.
Mrs. j. G. Giles Of the metropolis is
visiting friends in the Temple CITY, q
guest a the home Of Mf. and Mrs. NJ II.
SperTy.
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Coombs and
MIR. and Mrs. James Anderson of Foun-
tain Green were in the Temple city Tues
day last visiting with relatives and
friends
Mrs Charles Miller of American Fork
is in Manti visiting with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Walter Stringham.
Wallace Lowry spent Saturday and
Sunday last in Manti visiting with his
mother and other relatives.
4 Miss Clara Hall returned from the me-
tropolis last Monday, where she went to
attend the wedding Of an old acquaint-
ance.
President Lewis Anderson returned from
the metropolis last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cunliffe and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hall visited relatives and
friends at Sterling Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Denison returned
this week from Oregon, where they went
to spend their honeymoon. They report
very pleasant time with relatives and
friends.
Mrs Nancy Reid returned from May
field Monday. where she spent some time
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Jensen.
William G. Barton and Peter Petersen
of Ephr2im spent Sunday last in Manti
They were the speakers appointed to de
liver the discourses at lie tabernacle on
that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Petersen of Eph-
rain were Manti visitors last Tuesday.
Jens Hansen of Axtel was a visitor in
the Temple city Tuesday.
Brigham Nielsen and Miss Minnie OIL
sen, both of Monroe, were married at the
temple "Wednesday by President Lewis
Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jensen of NIayfieId
spent Thursday in Manti visiting with
relatives.
Mrs. Hugh Sloan of CardstOn, Canada,
is in Manti visiting relatives and old
time friends. She is a guest at the home
of her sister, Mrs. George Peacock.
NJ. ChriStoffersen of Salt Lake City
spent Wednesday in AIanti
Preparations are being made to cele-
brate Independence day. Committees
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and for his health. which has been very
poor for the last year.
Benny Carter arrived from Salt Lake
Monday, on a visit to his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Jens Peterson arrived from
Price Monday, on a visit to their daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. G.. Galloway.
Mrs Fred White came down from KIM
berly Monday to attend to some court
matters, the settling Of her fathers es-
tate, which is very large one.
Miss Irene Seeshiller returned Sunday
tending school the past winter.
Miss Clara Ramsay returned home
Tuesday from Bingham, where she has
been for some time visiting with friends
Miss Ella Hanson left for Salt Lake and
Bingham Monday on a visit TO frfeHds.
Miss Minnie Christensen came down
from Kimberly Tuesday, TO remain.
Miss Cena Jensen, postmistress at KIM
berry. was IN Richfield the past week.
visiting friends.
Mrs. William Cummings and Mrs. J. L.
Bell were down from Kimberly this week.
Eric Nelson and wife are down from
Park City. visiting with Mrs. Nelson's
parents.
Miss Eva Stewart went to Salt Lake on
Tuesday to visit with friends during the
Mrs Susan Montgomery came down
| from Salt Lake Monday to visit with the
family of her son. Allen Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Mcclellan came over
from Loa Monday. He went to Kimberly
Tuesday and then to Salt Lake Friday.
Mrs Mcclellan is visiting in Joseph with
her parents.
Miss Winnie Nebeker went to Sigurd
| Tuesday to visit her parents. Miss Aman-
da Smith, of Fhurber. accompanied her.
Mrs. o. T. butcher arriced from Texas
Thursday. and will visit here with her
mother, Mrs. Ole Peterson
Miss Alice Durham, after spending the
past year in Richfield with her sister,
Mrs ]. +. McGregor left for her home
in Parowan Tuesday.
Miss Mary Christensen came down from
Kimberly Saturday on visit TO her par
euts. Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Christensen.
Frank Rasmussen is up from Salina this
week, visiting with his brother, o. c. Ras-
mussen.
Miss Adell Gottfredson went TO Vermn-
| ion Monday to attend a farewell party
given in honor of Two Gledhili. who left
| this week on mission to England
Mesdames Mary Faraday and Josephine
Huff returned TO Salt Lake Saturday. aft
err attending the funeral of their father,
the late ]. c. Christensen.
A. J. Lewis, cashier of the new bank
I at Salina, has been in Richfield the past
week, getting acquainted with the bank
| ing business.
Miss Helena Christer sen came down
| from Bingham Sunday on a short visit 60
| her folks.
Miss Helen Long, after a months visit
with Mrs. A. H. Ackerson, left for Marys-
| vale Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Ence arrived from Park
| City Tuesday on a visit to her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coons.
Two marriage licenses were issued this
week by County Clerk Farley Mageby:
Matthew YorgenSon, of Monroe. and Mag
dalena Christensen, of InVernry; Rubin
Ross and Sarah Hardy, of Sewer Both
couples were married by the clerk.
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Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Oliver
Lockhart, on Marsac avenue
Friday afternoon at the school the chill
dren of st. Mary's of the Assumption held
their closing exercises. This is the jnDi-
lee year for St Aary's. being twenty-five
years since the scnool vas opened and
the exercises were appropriate for this
occasion. The children were honored by
Bishop Scanlan's presence. The school
room was artistieally decorated with blue
and white in honor of the Knights of Co
lUmblIs.
Arthur Williams is spending a few days
in Heber.
Mrs. Giles and son are visiting relatives
and friends in Nephi.
Miss Berlin and Mrs. Jennings are Wis
iting in Provo with their sister.
A jolly time was had by all on the
COalville excursion Wednesday.
Misses Bessie and Margaret Uric re-
turned from Salt Lake Friday morning.
Mrs Henry Welsh entertained a few
friends at bridge whist Friday evening. a
very pleasant time was had by all.
Misses Margaret and Catharine Shields
were passengers to Salt Lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobsen spent week in
Salt Lake.
Emmett and Leo Shields went to Coal
vile Wednesday
Miss Grace Jennings and brother. Cyril.
are visiting relatives in Provo.
Rev. Bishop Seaman, of Salt Lake, came
up to Park Friday morning.
Mrs. Charles Shields, Mrs. WeStfield,
Mrs Wilson, Mrs. Andrews and Miss Mar
garet Wilson were Coalville visitors this
week
On Tuesday noon. at the home of the
brides parents, Miss Marguerite Woods
and Ralph Kenyon were united in matri-
mOGy The yOuEg couple are well known
in Park and their many friends wish them
all success and happiness in their matTi
monial career.
Mrs. Nicols returned home after sew
eral days visit in Salt Lake.
Miss Calhoun. OF Heber and Austin
Kelley, of Park City, were married this
week. The couple are well known and
have a host of friends who join in ex-
tending congratulations.
Mrs. Bates went to Salt Lake City on
Sunday for an extended visit
Mrs. O'Hara returned from Salt Lake
Monday morning
Rev. Father Harris. from Canada. is
spending a few days in Park City, the
guest of Rev. Father Galligan.
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RICHFIEID.

Mrs. W. c. Stewart and her mother.
Mrs. G. w. Ogilvie, came down from
Bingham Sunday.
James Ward made a trip to Provo this
week to spend a few days with relatives.
Charles Skougaard was a Salt Lake
visitor the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Penny were down
from Kimberly the past week, visiting
with friends and relatives.
John Stevens came down from Kimberly
Monday for a few days visit with his
family.
Miss Mary Clark and Miss Ivy Erickson
visited in Monroe this week with lady
friends.
Mrs. Caroline Ence returned to Rich
field Sunday from Salt Lake after an alb
sence of about a year
Mrs. c. g. Goldbranson went to Ogden
Monday to spend couple of weeks with
a sister who lives there.
Misses Nora and Jane Ogden spent a
few days of the past week in Vermilion.
visiting friends.
Mrs. Kenneth Dewey returned Wednes-
day from two weeks visit with relatives
at Panguitch.
Mrs. A. B. Williams and children re-
turned from Mt. Pleasant Sunday, after
a visit with her sister, Mrs. c. McGougan.
Thomas Brown went to Salt Lake Sun
day on a visit to his brother, ID. R. Brown.
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MAN1l,

Mrs. Guy Dalton entertained a number
of her lady friends at the home of Mrs
L. l.. Dalton in this city during the week
Mrs. J. f. Knapp will entertain a mum
Der of her lady friends Tuesday evening
next at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard F. Willardsen of
Mayfield were Manti visitors Tuesday
last.
Bishop N C Christensen of Sterling
was business visitor in Manti Tuesday
last.
visited friends in the Temple city dur
ing the week.
Mrs Anna Nielsen of Moroni was a tenn
pie visitor here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian NJ. Christensen
of Ephraim spent Wednesday in Manti
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels E. Nielsen of Mo-
roni spent the week in Manti doing tenn
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Burnside of Mt
Pleasant were in Manti the past week Wis
iting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebbe Ebbesen of Moroni
spent the week in Manti visiting friends
and doing temple work.
Mr.. an5 Mrs. Albert Thompson of Eph-
RAIN were in Manti Tuesday last.
terrified were in Manti Tuesday spending
the day with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans w. Nielsen and Mrs
Stena Petersen of Centerfield were tenn
pie city visitors Tuesday last.
Laura LleWellyn of Fountain Green was
Temple city visitor during the week.
Grace NJ. Jackson of Mt. Pleasant spent
Tuesday in Manti with friends and rel
atiVes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Frost of Ephraim
were in Manu Tuesday last on temple
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Allison are contem-
plating a trip to their old home in Colo
RADIO to spend their summer vacation with
relatives. Mr.. Allison is the Rio Grande
Western station agent in this city.
E@@-
GunnIson were visitors in Manti during
the week
Miss Jean Cox returned to her home in
this city last week from New York city,
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PARK CITY.

Tuesday evening a pleasant surprise
party was given on Mr. Hume the occa-
sion being the siXtieth birthday of that
gentleman. Card playing was INDUCED in
and q delightful time had by all The
prizes were awarded TO Mrs Sutton and
Mrs. Welsh and Mr.. Humes and Mr.
Welsh.
Mrs. ]. J. Galligan and son, John, were
passengers to Salt Lake Sunday.
John Boyle and Miss Ella Boyle left
Sunday FOR their home in Idaho.
Dr. and Mrs LecOmpte entertained
Bishop Spalding of Salt Lake and Rev.
Mr.. George of this city at dinner Sunday
evening
Misses Susie and Elizabeth Shields.
Ethel Doyle and Lillian Kneale spent
Wednesday in CoalTille
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diem and family
spent Sunday in Heber
Several opera parties were given to the
"FlOrodOra" opera Thursday evening.
The Afternoon 500 Gard club met on
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lowing day left for California, where they
will spend two or three weeks.
Mrs. T. S Friday. jr.. of American FoTE
spent part of the week in Logan, having
come uD to attend the wedding OF her sis
ter-in-law, Miss Pearl Friday.
Professor and Mrs L. a. Ostien left
here Friday for the Yakima valley, "a
Washington. where they viii spend thy
summer.
At the home of J. E. Shepard on satur-
day evening, the local members OF the
Masonic fraternity gave farewell re-
ception in honor of Professor L. A Os-
ten
Mrs. c. C. Porter returned to her home
in Morgan this week. after spending some
time here as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. W. Porter
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bithen.
P. T. Hanley of South Dakota is here
on a visit to his cousins. Messrs. I. H.
Willard G. Smith of Cardston. Canada.
returned to his home this week after
/ pleasant visit with relatives.
Mrs. Katherine Hibbard is visiting
friends in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Griffith Charles went to Denver
this week to visit her daughter. Mrs.
William HOffer.
T. S. Browning of Ogden visited friends
| in Logan the first of the week
DIR. j. r. MOrrell and Miss Janette Nc
| Kay of Ogden were united i'm marriage IN
I
returned TO Ogden Immediately after the
| performance of the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Crawford returned
| from Chicago on Tuesday and are now
planning to go to the Yellowstone par1
/ for the summer,
J. R. Edwards and family spent the
week in Idaho.
Misses Martha and Grace Fisher enter
| tanned at a chatting dish supper on Sat
urday evening in honor of Professor and
/ Mrs. Ostien.
Mrs. P. A. Yoder left here Sunday for
| Indiana. where she will visit for time
with relatives.
| Dr. and Mrs W. H. Petty returned from
Chicago this week. Mr. Petty having com
| pIeted his course in dentistry He will 20
| into practice here with DR.. !. S. Smith.
Misses E. V. and R II Rust have gone
to Coaiville for fortnig, hts visit with
| Mrs Ross Eldredge-
Orval Adams returned from Salt Lake
the first of the week, after pleasant
I visit with friends.
Mrs. Ed Seligmann returned Tuesday
| from Salt Lake City, where she spent
/ two weeks with relatives.
| Miss Maggie Roberts of Layton came
UP on visit to Logan friends on Wednes-
! Mrs. Jennie Campbell of Ogden is spend
| ing a week with Logan relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement l. CasweH OF
| Portland, Ore, are visiting friends in this
Joseph z. Carbon spent part of the week
1 in Salt Lake City.
H X. Hansen went to Rich county the
/ first of the week
]. R. S. Bulge of Salt Lake City vis-
| tied relatives in Logan this week.
| J. z. Miles of Grace, Ida. was in Cache
/ for visit with relatives and friends this
week
Mrs F. z. Plowman returned this week
from an extended stay with friends in
| Seattle.
| Mr. and Mrs. l. L. Carter entertained
4 at cards on Thursday evening.
Continued on Page 10.
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LOGAN,

A great many Ogden people came up on
the excursion with their choir on Monday
and scores Of them utilized the opportu-
nifty presented for visiting with friends
and acquaintance A few remained for
a longer stay.
Mrs. Alva Chapman of American Fork
spent the week with relatives in Logan
and nearby towns.
Percival Barrows of Ogden and Miss
Effie Smith of this city were married on
Tuesday, and following the ceremony a
Zig reception was rendered the welded
pair at the home of the brides parents.
Miss Smith was for several years an in
structor at the Agricultural college
Norman Dahle and Miss Pearl Friday,
two weil-known young people of Logan,
were married on ThursdaY. and the fol-
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eve been appOinted to make arrange-
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SUBPOENA WIVES Of
". s. MAT Timely

Subpenas have been served by the
District Attorneys office on Mrs Mil
dred Goffe-M attingly Of this city, the
second woman welded by the bigamous
William Seymour Mattingly, and also
on the first Mrs. Mattingly, who is in
Los Angeles. The women will appear
before the Grand Jury early next week
and testify concerning the complex
matrimonial ventures of the man who
is their joint husband, as the condition
might be expressed.
District Attorney Langdon and AS
sistant district Attorney Harrison are
preparing the case for presentation to
the jury. Mattingly is in Seattle, where
he is connected with a dry goods house.
He has admitted his dual nuptial af-
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HONDURAS ENEMY
Of NICARAGUA

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-That the
revolution in Honduras is being aided
by the President of Nicaragua is the
advice received at the State Depart
ment today. The President of Hon
duras has notified Costa. Rica of his
intention to send troops to the Mica
raguan frontier to suppress the revo-
lutionary movement.
The department. is advised further
that Nicaragua, which was a party to
the treaty of peace and amity of San
Jose, Costa Rica, declined to ratify it.
The fact that Nicaragua has refused
to ratify the treaty of San Jose. Senior
Corea, the Nicaraguan Minister, said
today, was due to the feeling by the
President of Nicaragua that the treaty
of Corinto, initiated by him and signed
by the other Central American repub-
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Federation of Labor
Scores Metcalf

Union No p, San Francisco; John Dormer, Typo
graphical Union No. ia Los Angeles: J. w.
Smart Street Carmen, Division No 1872 OAK.
land; l. b. Lesvitt. Trades and Labor Council.
Vallejo, and A Vail, Bakers No. a. San Fran
cisco.
Law and legislatiye-Wal -aacarthur Sail
ors. San Francisco 2. w. Craig. Labor Council.
San Pedro: r. WAND, Carpenters. Oakland: An
drew J Gallagher Photo Engrarers No 8 San
Francisco. and T. o. Owens, Street Carmen.
stockton
Grievances-R. Cornelius Street Carmen. San
Francisco; c. ID. HYDE LsborerS. Santa Rosa
Charles Steckmest San Jose; Joseph r. Belly.
BARRIERS No. l4S. San Francisco. and George
Oliver Stationary Firemen. Point Richmond
Label and boycOtt-W. r. Castro. Transfers
No 20 Oakland Charles +. Fieishman Cooks
No a. San Francisco; August Seaman. Sailors
San Francisco; r. B. Whilihsn. Laborers. An
fioch and II. Eugene, Stage Employees, Sacra-
meDto.
The convention adjourned at $50
p. m.
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WELL-KNOWN Skinner TO BE
TRIED FOR ENTERTAINMENT
Harry III. Allen of Kansas City Accused
of MisusinE $1,000 While Serving
as Chapters Recorder

KANSAS CITY, Jan. Starry H.
Allen, charged with embezzling $1,000
as. recorder of the local chapter of
Shriners, was bound over to the Grim
inal Court today. His bail was fixed
at $1,000 and was furnished promptly
Allen is one of the best-known Shrin-
ers in the United States. He says that
he possesses records that show he has
turned into the treasury of the chap
ter more money than he is charged
with embezzling-
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IN ELoPEMENT
ARE FOUND DEAD TOGETHER
Woman About to Return to Husband
Is Victim of Heart Disease and
Companion Kills Himself

DENVER, Jan. S.-Elmer ]. Bean
and Lila NJ. Bean were found dead
in rooming-house in this city today.
The man had committed suicide by
cutting his throat, and the woman, the
Coroner decided. had died of heart dis
ease. She was the wife of j. o. Bean,
a locomotive engineer of Pueblo. and
had eloped with her husbands cousin,
Elmer j. Bean, on October % last
Recently she wrote her husband ask
ing his forgiveness and last night he
teIephoned to her from Colorado
Springs that he was coming to Denver
to see her. Before he arrived both
wife and cousin were dead.
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NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH
UNDER WHEELS OF CAR
Fender Performs Its Duty and Pros
trate Man Escapes With Life,
Though Injured

John Egan. carpenter, 2SOS Bush
street, while crossing Mission street
between Seventh and Eighth. yesterday
afternoon. tripped on some debris
piled up in the roadway and fell head
long in front of an eastbound Mission
street car. For once the fender accom-
plished what it was intended TO accom-
plish and the PROSTATE man was
brushed to one side without being run
over.
Egan, though not mangled. did not
escape injury entirely. and received a.
fractured skull and was badly bruised
on the body. He was taken to the Gem
trail Emergency Hospital, where his
condition was pronounced serious.
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President simmons has announce

the following committees:
Rules and order Of business-W r. Eagerly.
Machiniste No IS, San Francisco; B. r. Robin
son. Street Carmen, San Francisco; 7. n. Fen
nessev. Labor Council. Los Angeles; Ed Ander-
son. Sailors Union. San Francisco, and G. T..
Fleischmann. Cooks Union No -. Sacramento.
Reports Of officers. J. MatbersOn, Musicians
San FraDcisco; John Tucker, Laundry Workers,
Sacramento; j. Kirkpatrick, Walters. San Fran
cisco. r. S. Hurley. Electrical Workers. San
Francisco and George L. Berry, Printing Press
men. san Francisco
Constitution and laws-Wil J. French, Typo
graphical Union No. p, San Francisco; p. B
Rosenthal, San Francisco; A. III. McIrwin,
WOodsmen- Blue Lake; Florence SesDa, Bar
tenders, Los Angeles, and J. ]. Lewis. Ware
house Workers Crockett
ResoIntIons-J. J. o'NenI. Typographical
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NEET AT GUANTANANO

WASHINGTON. jan S.-Rear Adj
miral Evans arrived at Guantanamo
with the Asiatic fleet of eight battle-
ships and five torpedo boat destroyers
last night and is about to begin tha
annual winter maneuvers.
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NEW THEATER ron SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, Jan. S.-Construction
for 2 reinforced concrete theater and
apartment house in one big building
has been ordered by f. Lanier Of At
lanta, Ga, who lives in Chula Vista
The new playhouse is to be at Third
and Ash streets, on the northwest cor
ner. The building viii have a frontage
OF 100 feet on Ash street and $50 feet
on Third street
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filiations and is seeking a quick di-
vorce, hoping by that means to free
himself from the marital net enmesh-
ing him.. 1t is the intention of>the 10
cal authorities to prevent this step by
securing an indictment against him.
Both wives are ready to testify against
him.
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STEAMSHIP RArBs no ADVANCE

SEATTLE, Jan. 3. Steamship
freight rates on the Sesttle-San Fran
cisco route will be advanced 10 per
cent on Thursday, when the new
tariff Of the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company viii be made public The
advance in rates is said TO have been
the result of the increased cost in the
operation of vessels
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ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. A.-Tbe Court Of
Appeals decided in favor of the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit Company today the
case involving the right Of that COM
from central points in Brooklyn to
Coney Island.
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necessary

lies. covered the same ground and
therefore the San Jose treaty was UNI
necessary.
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oxford Hotel. modern and up to date, now
open. Northeast corner Post and Franklin.
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Notice

Experienced wholesale candy travel
er. Answer box PAS, Call office.