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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
VIII Ase the EnIr.

BAN SALVADOR, June l3.-Gonerai
Carlos Ezetia, President OF dan saliva.
dor, has been granted six months
leave TO visit the Chicago EKpOsilio "a
AMI make an extended tour through
the United states. Tho national cou.
gfess voted him at the same time 81 90, 4.
600 10 cover his probable expenses.
During tue absence oi the executive,
his brolher Antonio, who IN vice
presideni OF the republlc,will admins
Ter the government.
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CHICAGO, June l9.-Judge McCon.
nsil tnis Hitsrn0on hit trusts n hard
IA ,, particularly the PIos,Tyers' tiusi.
IL wAs IN luit brought by REGAL.
eiirAnt member, Andrew ID. Bhhop
In Ovorruling the demurrer by this
association Judge Mcconnell sAid In
part:
'No court OF record should lend IT,
legal operations 10 further the inlsfesls
aEd carry out the purposes OF Is Trust.
To my mind the corporation known an
tho American Fruit Pfeservers Asso.
citation Ii but thu agent u the trust,
anu as such the game illegAlity attaches
TO II US to the principal"
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CLARION, Neb., Juno l3.-The COW
boys have started for ChicoRo, The
START was made at q Iog trot with n
CLOUD OF horsemen, caTriagsa and bicy.
cles ofowding the road for a mile or
more. Mayor Record said to the rider
before stRr,ias; "rAke good care of
your horses, and SEQ u IL that the
credit OF ChAdTon and the State of
Nehtassa are fully sustained"
, DOC" Middleton, the faYorlte OF
tue sporting fraternity, received ma
ovation. John Berry rides under a
protest. the committee having ruled
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The n.rInr sen nI.pu,e.

PARIS, June i3.--At today's session
Of the Bufing scs tribunal Of arbitra-
Ton, sD Charles Ru'sel OF the British
counsel nniHh Of his sddfeis. Sir
Charlos closed his remarks by submit-
ung 10 the tribunal the proposition that
vessels engaged In pslagio scaling be
not permitted 10 leave their ports be-
lore May lat, aud that close season
be declared on Boring sea until July
lst Of each year. Sir Richard Web
siet followed Sir Charlie, Russell Ia he.
half Vt Great Britaln's side OF the case
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HEn LAST DAY.
EuiAiiA 10th TO say Farewell 20
Chicago.

EuiAiiA 10th TO say Farewell 20
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June i9.-Princess Eula.
LAS last day at lhe Fair was beauti.
ful one. The princess rpent the day
wandering about the grounds, and
when finally tho boarded the little
steam yacht to return 10 the city sho
turned, and aftera long look OF fare.
well NJ the White CITY, said TO Com.
mander Davis that she was 10th to bid
farewell to tho Exposition. Her visits
there have been like vlsits TO iairyland,
and would bs remembered ~ among
the most pleasant events Of her life.
When Mayor Harrison took leave
Of the princess tonight she presented
him with cigarette holder Of beaten
gold, ornamOntod with q crown OF
dlamonCs and having rublss and an
emerald clasp. The mayor, In return,
presented the iniantA with 4 handsome
edition Of the book OF his travels
around the world.
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PARs, Juns l3.-RepoTb from Alals
to-day ate TO the effect that cholera /,
coniinoi 10 the town and tho sanitary
authorities DO not apprehend any wide.
spread epidemic. Only two deaths the
ofiiclals say were registered on Mon.
day although tho official report give
the number ~ nine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14

ST.. PETERSBURG, June 10. An
Imperial law has been enacted 10 pro.
vide iOr the more severe punishment
Of seallng poachers In Berlng soa.
Hereafter, all peTsona, Russians or
fore gnsrs, u caught scaling In Rus
sian waters, will DO liable 10 sixteen
month5 imprisonment aud to tue con.
hscalion Of their vessels, together with
cargo and tackle.
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CHICAGO, June l3-At today's sef-
sion Of tue international Typographi.
cal Union committee consisting Of
Phil COrcoran OF Salt Lake CITY,
Rooney Of Toledo and Ssagravea Of
Washington, ID. g., wa. appointed 10
prepare protest against the appoint
mento Z. w. Edwards Of Whining
ton, Del, ~ public printer.
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To AhsII.h n.nnrin,inn.

vienna, Junv l8.-rhe newspapers
report that the czar intends TO promul-
gate ukase January lst nb5lishing
deportation 10 Siberia aud extending
the same Judicial procedure which
Obtains In Russia proper to Siberia
with the exception OF trial by jury.
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W. q. BARXFs, MUsIt: DEALEn.

Agent Tor the weber, Esloy ard Camps
pianos. Fstey organs and all Kind VI Nfusitai
Nrfrhanduse sic agent Tor tho Celebrated
"fieip Mato" Sewing Machines. Needles and
srhnsnt, for sll Kinds o. tewins macaiues.
Bicycles Tor sale or rent bicycles cleaned
and repaired.
W. a. BAnNEs.
Opera House block.
UeuhS, UTAtI
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WE HAVE GOOD PROPERTY FOR
w sale IN al parts Of The city 40 bottom
uroe,bect a Rose. Rooms ~ aud %. % ", sec.
Oud huuth street.
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10000 uuYB gtxiD RODS, WIN
% ZON) s.room brick. rirst Wost and
siAth south on boulevard. Urarsuuck q Hose,
p aud 90. IS ", Second South street
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ToLuuntA BUILDING AND LOAN As
~ s1riaiun bulds homes, ana loans money
~ per cent. Heat plan Tor Investing money
lu TIE United ttHtes, GroCshoCk & hofu, Nl VI,
second souih street, General Territorial
AH0utH,
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CtHnn nuNs TWO LOIS nErWEES
'NOOO West Temple and first West
ana sluM s0uth. hrueuhcUt y h1au, Rooms
4s sud ", IS W. second south street.
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$4,000 nUrs ~ ACHES ~
win saw stutk good house, with barn aud
yuihsuscu. store doing good business. 10
health fea1nu flf selling, bruCsUrtk q lioae,
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FOR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR TRADE.

HoUsE AND LoI OK Il. srH SOUTH
fot email tarn. ,. \. Spencer, o'Aoara
Block, 6i West, 2ud South
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CI1nh HUiS Two LOT. .8alt5 on
- 4 lOO East Drive. finh last and
Isnlu south uroosborE a lloac i.ooma y and
~. 70 =. second youth street
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stCuREs gKi0 RODS. D.
- lONJO room house, lighth West aud
buuIh Temple uroeHu0ck q Hose, Rooms ~
and ~, CIV, second -uutn street
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A LARGE CORPORATION CONTROLLING
"A The Manufacture and sale OF an article Of
rare morit anu In general use wishes TO secure
one agent IN oyory town and city where they
large Territory gwen, GOoiH arc warranted to
be 10 rrpfcseute 8. Hundreds Of agents arc
handling thcso goods Hundreds Of thousands
are wearing them. The business Il legitimate
pronts enormous, experience not necessary.
FOR full particulars address, CORPORATION,
Lynn, hasa,
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- ROOM HRlCk HOUSE ~ EAsT
- Waterloo, '01iA feet Of ground. tlG0O. on
tie installmtnt plsn, $40 cash balance month.
". OTUssbeck Rose. Rooms - and - w., "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14

him out on the ground that he made
3 map.
The names Of the riders are a. fjl.
lows Emmllt Albright, James II.
stephens, George A. Jones, "Dor"
Middleton, 4. W. Smith, Dave Doug.
ls,s, Joe Gilllspie and Joe Campbell.
Houen.en say the race will demon.
strnte the superior speed anu endurance
Of range horses aud they regard 1t ~
an event OF much Importance u the
indtfstrv
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WANTED.

LIVERY ONE DESIRING CLOTHHa
II cleaned, DYED, repaired and altered
should call on l. Cine, IS Commercial N All
work guaranteed IN good style aud Gone on
shoft notice Second hand clothing bought
and sold,
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4 Will TRADE SEyERAL rAiiSG
Il businesses tor real estate ur real estate Tor
= good business. W. ,. Began, az iosv nlco
Block.
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II YOU DON'T sEE WHAT you WANT
Il 10 ny "ads" cal ON me o. I don't advertise
nrr.tvntl % Che business have Tor shlc WI.
hogan, 40 rostonilo block.
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GDOnn huNs sNi0 RODS ON ETH
- ZOOO Hast bot. brigham aud lst
20. Tour room urick house. Gtoutbock a
Rose Rooms - and 80 % " "a So
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MTASTED - EVERY oDY TO KNOW
w they can get castings for stoves. ranges
and furnaces Repairs done on shortest notice,
Apply IUaltn Bros, m 4. 2ud outh
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LOST

CMALL DOG WITH LONG YELLOW
- hair. 81 co reward TO person RETURNING
same 10 No 20i East, let South Street DT.
kllen o. Gage.
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\ iiANL A NiCE LitT OF REsTAU.
Il rants iu splendid locations ranging m
price from 500 - o. o. W. J. Hogan. 40
losto0cs Block
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BUSINESS CHANCES

MEAT MAREFr AND GROCERY COM.
WI blncd splendid location and dnirg coed
business will trade for real estate aud some
e1h ilooo. ". j. Bogan, room go Pottonoe
G7nnwiLL BuY A WAND aTORE,
- wv horse, wagon, furniture. iro0m.
aud stock complete, dong cash business and
csish .ithed Is ycars W. }. Began, 40 Poet.
S3OOwiL.lL.. ny ~, G9o9Egf nLs.
ctnNA location cheap rent and makiny
money Tor sfev days on y. W. J. BoIau, 30
10, once Bloct.
READY MONTY 40 loan on iSsinE
~ tetideuce snd hnsinets property. W j.
Began, ug Postoficc block.
WILL TRADE filisr CLAss DRUG
w store IN best miuing cGmp iu the West
Tor a good residence 10 salt Like city. value,
kV'0. W. J. logan. ii0 fosiomcc Block.
1HNiCEiY FURNISHED Rooms. GIN.
III ual location new house, new furni.
tuts cosg $40 . sull Tor size; leaving city. w..
j. bosan, az iostohlce bioci
GSnnwiLL tUhCnAst ON rliiRD
Jintersst In an. cttAblishei plumb.
~ business ingoiniug man must be ohpabIe
o. taxing charge of ONCE and bsott, W. J,
Hogan, 60 foitonlcs bl'ct.
A CAfABLE AND HEt1AnLh OFFlCE
IA man can sCt hat int est iu uu Catahs
lthnd business clearnE 800 per month rnpi'
~ required il5lo. W. y. hogan, 40 ioalonico
II COMPLETELY FURNt-nED ROOMS
4 4 enc block from business center; house
iul u steady f0omers clearing over 500 per
MONTH rent oaly SO price 500, 500 down.
W. y. logan. ~ 70 Block,
- ALDuN-pNt HALF on ALL OF ONE
y " the best knvwn sporting saloons on
AlAn streets money maker, receipts over
ibu per Wuok splendid opportunity. W. J.
Hogan, ~ rostoflco Block.
I % Va NtuE Lisr ~ 1ROCERY
II TFuuuNffHUna IA all uaHfH az tho cite FmHH.
inE tn Uricc from $3.50 % 1000. ". y. Hogan,
40 tustlfise nlocs
\ iiANE A NiCE LisT OF HEsTAU.
4 rants iu splendid locations ranging IN
price from 500 - o. W. W. J. hogan, go
lostomcs Block.
4 WILL TRADE sEYEHAL PAYING
Il businesses tor real eftatg ur real estate Tor
good business. W, }. Began, al rUag nco
Block.
II YOU uON'r sEE WHAT you WANT
Il 10 ny "ais" cal ON me o. don't advertise
one trnt % the business have Tor shlu W.
hogan, 40 rostonllo block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14

Va A NiuE t1sr or GHOCERY
Il Propositions DO all parts OF the city rang.
inE in Urlce from $40 % 1000. ". =. hogan,
40 luatunlfn uIuUa
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cOEnn BUYs l04 ACWEs rs MILL
- = wv fcuk, 8 loom house, good
orchard. Al IN lucern All tue above on easy
ierus. Gfos,bock a Hoto. Rooms - and -
a. w., "a 70.
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A CArABLE AND HEiiABLM OFFiCE
IA man can gct hat intofoit in IN cstah.
lnhed business clearing 500 por munth, rapi'
lsi required iislo. 30. logan. 40 rottohico
BLOCK
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S.ODE BuYs ONE LOT glxlh ~
40 81 West Tomplo Addition Ur0oa.
b,cs 4 io.o. hooms2s and p IS w.. ID so
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- ALOuN-DNI HALL OR ALL on ONE
- Of The best knvwn sporting saloons on
alA.h streets money maker, receipts over
l5|u per Wuok splendid opportunity. W. J.
Hogan, ~ l'oatuflrO BLOCK
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WHY IT Is So.

BecAuse nature says 60. nature never lea
sue ttya,"l impose thohorfors nfUonsump,iona
shn also says, "hehold. give you the cure"
Tue cure 10 al hand In
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COEnn nUYs ROOM BRICK
'0CONIO house b9ANita rrnund on
West Temple bet and 10 10. House we'll
built .ud niceiy finished GT0ttbtck M0ao.
Rooms . and ~ Us ", % so.
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MONEY BROKERS.

MOONEY 10 LOAN AT 6l, no 5 PEH
WI cent. bhche sooond nooT, Dooly nlook.
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q. "a AND I PEH CLhT, on inside iAi.
Vi proved properly. money ready, no delay.
John j.. snyder. Room 500 D0oly BLOCK.
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Tho duke Of vsragua, who hss been
tne guest Of tho nation for nearly two
months, may now travel inoognito.
COMMANDER Dickens, who has accom-.
panied tbe duke In his travels through
me Uniiei States, left the duke In
New York ysstSrday anu this morning
reported 10 Secretary Gresham that his
charge was a. an end and from thi.
Time on, % long as he remains within
the United states the duke will travel
asa private citizen anu not AS nation.
al guest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
A SUMMER TOURIST RATE.

Galveston, Tex. May 23.--(Specinl)
A secret meeting Of general passenger
agents of various railway lines in Texas
was held at TIE Beach hotel today for
the purpose of agreeing on summer
tourist rate Those in attendance were
ii. &. Thompson, general passenger
agent of The Gulf, Colorado aud Santa
Fe; j, +. Galhraith, general passenger
agent of the international and Great
Northern; NJ l.. Robbins. general pas
singer agent Of the Houston and Texas
Central; G. G. Drake. general passenger
agent of the Fort Worth and Denver
and Rio Grandc; II. L. Hughes, general
passenger agent and Thos. Swain. chief
clerk Of general Passenger department
Of the Missouri. Kansas aud Texas;
Chief Rate CLERK leinsohn Of thc Inter
national and Great Northern End w A.
Whecdon, chief clerk Of tive Southern
Pacific Mt Houston.
Al efforts to obtain infoynation about
what was accomplished Herl fruitless,
Such efforts ON the pay of reporters
were treated quite cnymicrly. In fact.
one clerk. with his nose at nm elevation
pf fOrty-dye degrees, remarked, he was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
A GRAND DIME
BY THE UNITED STATES TO FAR
AWAY SPAIN.


Washington. May ~ The dinucr to
ulght hy tl,e pre- ident and Mrs. Nleve-
lanl 10 EuIihu IS an orrasion OF mgGhI,
dignity The department wrCgsN, a EI
dignity. The apartment where the din-
Nor took place was deliberately decorated.
The entire floor. The east room, the blue
room, the rcd room. The ErtVn room aud
the private corridors were decorated pro-
fusaIy Shortly before 5 o'clock lnfanla
aud suit took carriages at tho Arlington.
Despite the dpwu-pour Of rain a crowd
gathered about the entrance to catch u
glimpse Of her highncss. Awaiting her
arrival were the chief Justice, the cab
met officers aud other invited guests. AZ
s oclocl, the royal pnrty drove under
the porticO, where Commander Davis
assisted them to nlight. She was fol-
lowed by the prince mud passed m the
steps aud Into the reception rooms; her
suite followed. The marine band furnish
rd the iuuSic.
AZ S.tJ IL PLAYED the Spanish national
nlr nHd the guests marched To the state
dining hall rhirty-right covers wcrc
laid Al the renter of the table ON the
right hand sat Cleveland with the prln.
cuss on bis right also the prince and
opposite him was Mrs cleveland
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24

hisdealingswith aIls,s|
ponents Count Taaifeis nIpyar.rls y
to a degree. He transacts thsnin
tnnt business as II II we're q mig
II politics were a comedy andpfss
schoolboy's entertainment, III NJ
adopts would be perfectly h "a
seems constitutionally inAplk 4
ing the most momentols qaeihn;l
rious, sober spirit, This tone s.tisl
succeeded in impwtlng 70 0in Z
tutes an essential element oilst.
1t renders politicians NOR, M
compliant, accustomingthe iii.
of the concessions they are aliAei
make, and to minimize thellvni.|
neglect to secure.
But in truth this leyny and Qf11
but surface deep, The few via ~
real man as he appears whsa n 4
mentary ma :; Of folly a IN s>'
the contrast ,thetic, almut ':.:1 &
tude for tho well being q N n
audible in his every word, vitl
every look, and to the mind y il'
who had been comparing bin ~
of the restoration remirltcsap. a
gested OF the heroism Of Junlus ir1
the energy Of schiller's Flnsa
ment to his sovereign and u ~
the one moving force Of BY w &
intensity is that Of the old hlgHlr'':
man or Of the extinct Irish Eeltlg7
temporary Review.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24

Dt u. l.. Bowers Of Kansas Ciiy, No
4 committee was appointed 20 mature
a plan for concurrent action with other
bodies IN ihe alliance
Tho report Of The ministerial committee
WIS received.
The Bowers case was taken o. nnl
discussed ~ length. About two years
usp Hnwrrs was pastor Of the Cnmbcr-
lind Presbyterian church nt Kansas
Civ. Al that time charges were made
against his integrity Tsrsp charges
came up last year aud lac was suspended
from the functions Of the ministry. ~ a
nrcvions meeting Of the prcshyirry
Bowers was restored by a good majority.
An APPEAL was taken by one % the
minority 10 the synod Of Missouri aud
Bowers then appealed TO the general as
senibly which sustained the last act Of
the previous presbytery, this vindicatlns
his character.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
REFoRMED pRssBYTERIANs

New York. May -, Tho session OF
the general synod, Reformed l,rcsbyl'-
rinn church today was very lively Inc
renson for It's activity on the part OF
members was The question Ms to whether
REV. w. Chestnufs report on "Sighs oil
the Times be- approved.
Rev Chestnut read tho report ySter-
day. Rev. DR.. Steele objected 10 rs
approval on the ground that certain ,eA-
pressinns as referring Ia liquor dealers
rs rum sellers and lude women as 9 nn
lots should be modified 10 expression like
ntl.Christ is now gnnshing teeth Tor
the blood OF innucents." curse Of 100
lnanism." Rev. Steele demanded thnt
lhc Language he modified before being
placed ON approval. This morning, after
discussion, the report was improved aiter
the expressions quoted had been greatly
modified. II was decided the next meet.
ing be held nt COulteryiIlc. HIS, the third
Wednesday IA May, 1904
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Among the omoo seekers.

IL lisa queer lot OF humanity that is fill-
ing the streets and hotels OF Washington
and daily invading the White House and
the departments. There is the smooth man
OF fashion who whispers oonhdentially TO
tho heller who is supposed TO have a
pull and for the sake OF an Office Is on Ia
miliar terms with man to whom he will
hardly speak IL he Is successful. There Is
the struggling lawyer who wants an office
with its income In the line OF his profession,
but who is willing 70 throw his professional
future TO the winds Il he can only draw u
salary from the government He who
wants TO be u district attorney becomes a
treasury official; he who would 20 on the
bench accepts foreign mission, fondly hop.
ing that he can do what no one OF his pred
eceasors has been able to do nnd save money
out Of the inadequate salary.
There are politicians OF local fame who
find how atsenunted their reputation IL
when they undertake to spread II ont over
the whole country and how much more
serious is a national than county compe-
ution, There are nervous. anxious men
who have not got on In tho world aud
whose comfort depends upon securing
something nom the government Ooca.
siona.ly thero is = man whose past has been
shady, but who has prospercd and grown
rich aud who wants to gid his damaged
reputation with a small foreign mission.
Then there is the great horde Of active pc
ltieal workers whose whole existence Is In
politica, who are efficient lieutenRnts OF
congressman whose standing at home do
penasl largely upon the successive placing
Of their henchmen. Tho change that comes
over the spirits Of most Of the ofioe seekers
Is the most pathetic thing about this sad
spectacle, tho most serious reelection ON
iral hu@aplsy.- Halgss's Weekly.
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ney to draft an ordinance repeating the
Sunday law of the city, which is known
as the mine to four law"
This means that the saloons will be
closed tighter than drum from T.
O'Clock Saturday night until Monday
morning.
For the first time in tho history of
Dallas, tidal wave of moral reform
struck the city tonight aud nearly every
man you meet is getting ready to wear
wings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24

Washington. MAY -, Eulalir and the
Spanish minister this morning drnvc ont
and this afternoon the ruvul party tool.
t1llyho for trip 10 Cabin Johns bridge
about nine ndles above The city nu tile
Potomac. phis evening thc Marine
hpnd screlnHed lnuntn After rem.
lrrinH four pieces. including the Span
iah national air, the leader Of the band
Wkgl Che attendant to learn if thrrr
was any iavOritr piece she wished
phycd She expressed desire 10 hear
'Siay Srhuglcd Rnunrr.' During liz
rendition luiuntn appeared az ilic win,
law md resting her hmuls IN the win.
l1N sIlls. listcucd uut the strains nj
the mir Tho asscmblngv was delighted
az this ncl ON her parl, and broke into
nhonrs nnh nlnnninE OF hnnda
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24

Topeka Kun, May 23.-'The Populists
think they have hit On scheme TO break
up the hour trust IN Kansas Attorney
General Little is the originator Of II and It
Is simply to delure all mills public mills.
OF course this will take an act OF the leg
islature TO do this aud II can not he accom-
plshed till the next session. II Is proposed
to get the question before the people for dis
cusslon 30 1t may he understood. and In the
next campaign incorporate 1t In their plat
farm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
The Truthful ,
Test

1t tsqa!fes no lcaraed cxnarts
or scientific experiments TO
establish the face tina, OR.
pRics,s DELICIOUS rtsyoRlNe rs.
TAhcrs ais nc, only the strong
est. hu, positively the sweet
est ard moot delicate friiit
favars. u housewives will
favor = cake, pu1dins.s Gus
tssd OF cream wiih Dr. Pnee's
ES,:Re, OF vasila, Lemon or
Orange, aud a smaller quan-
tlty gives /. mote rataIal and
grnssiul taste than Gao be i'm.
partsd BY any other Esuae,s,
Is Il not an incontsssable
proof Of thelr greater excel
lsnn<7 In every case where
nr Phes's Flayo- are used
sheY gre acftec: satisfaction,