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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11

all tho exciting tccuts attending
thu confia.fati H1aemnn G'Cuus
urr, In RESTING thu story % Hhe. hir,
Hlid hn went ~ the sec nd STORY Dl tn
Ames building auu found ~ struggling
mas- OF men aud women tr iuH 10
throw themselves out NJ the window.
lie beat them back, and, uicuirE tho
window, took QUO nj u tins, dropping
them into net below. lie succeeded
IN dropping thirty, and stys thurr nre
ut least NJ many who never came out
OF the building.
Tho managcr of tue LaTiot Manu-.
inciuflnQ C0mpauy says ak oi thtIr
ompoyya are m.1slng. INV Wiltr-.
hind % stories are in circulation re-
pnrdlug the los o. he auu The general
extent ~ tho disaster. The Ettaitat
confusion AMI excitement pfcvgll',
however, and II is iu.plsihlc @ rtt
authentlc details tonight. There veto
many intensely exciting Eccats A.
Tending the fire. rnp Oue attracting
the most attention was that Vi % man
appearing IN the eighth story OF tue
Durfell building when this ilrc was az
lie height. lie seized "A large insulliri
cable aud pgOcee ioi across L. the Op.
Iosito building hand over hand anil
Intense ana bruathlCss suspense on the
part Of the spectator. lie soon
weakened, however, aud throw
both losH over the cable and
thus worked his way teii0usly
while li'e.savlng net was held under
him by the police aud iiremrn nui
thespoctat M shouted 10 tie imperlcd
man ~ drOp. He reached midway
it..f ~. ...,, ttt.. N,uu tpItlNVUsg mud ma tlti
smoke cleared away HE while lace was
recognized as that Of Chiet Joln
Flgan, out for the iirst tine since
suffering fracture OF the collar bone.
a squad OF men quickly mounted tue
building Tor which he wnH hrading,
aui lU0sening the Cable gradually
lowered ittill The hook aud ladder com.
pany rescued the mau and carried him
TO u place u aiuty.
George McColior told OF seelug four
mtn aud women cliuging to tbs stone.
work six stories ~. IL WIS impossible
to reach them, and one by one they
Dropped, striking with a slokenlDg
thud on the frozen ground. Each Of
them were uncOngclous when reached,
and, FROM the nature OF the fall, must
have brOkon every bone Ia thoir
body.
rho employees OF many large stores
In the city were ON duty until the fire
was under control, ready TO move goods
II necessary. Incoming trains iron
all directions were heavily laden dur.
ing the evening. Probably 5000 out
siders helped pack tho streets In The
vicinity.
A conservative estimate Of the total
los, Is Si,50J,U0J. Ths insurance VIII
amount 10 about Si,UOJ,0DD. No effort
will BIZ made to compile the insunnce
tonight.
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Thn cnrnrll. MI,chrlI cnn,r.,.

BUFFALO, N. ", March lO.-The
scheme TO secure the great Corbett.
Mitchell contest Tor Buiia,o has taken
tangible form anu a provisional lease OF
the exhibition building, which viii
seat 1000 people, has been secured.
a meeting Of those interested In the
affair will be held tomorrow, when II
II likely certain pr0pusiti ms VIII DO
submitted TO the Buffalo Athletic cluu
to have the contest come or under us
auspices. L this club refuses 10 accept
the responsibility the Erie County
Atnl TIC club may be revived Tor the
purpose.
The scheme to bring the contest here
has taken hrm hold and guarantees OF
funds sufficient 10 oulbid other COM
petitors Gro already assured. Whether
the authorities would permit the con.
test Is another question, but 30 far little
opposition 10 evinced.
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WHEAT on HAND.
The supply The smallest In Ten
Years.

WASHINGTON, d. C., March lO.--It
is estimated that the proportion Of
wheat on hand Is 26.2 per cent OF the
last crop, the smallest IN ten years.
The quantity on hand aggregates 1885,.
100000 bushels, 35,000,U UO bushels Ices
than last March. A very large pro.
portion Is found In the stntes that do
not spare u bushol for commercial
distribution. Only 3i,0OJ,OOO bushels
are In the principal spring wheat
states, more than mali OF which IL
required for seed In the spring. or the
winter wheat states only Kansas aud
California have any considerable sur.
plus available for commercial disttibu-
ton.
Tho corn on hand IL estimated at
620, sI7, 40 bushels, or $50 per cent Of
the last product. This proportion has
been exceeded In March four times la
the last ten years, ana the quantity has
been exceeded five times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11

ST. PAUL, MINI, Match tO.--A
sleclnl 10 tue Pioneer Fsssnom Pierre,
Is. d., shys n courier arrived today with
Information OF Tie murder ly au ln-
diau Policeman who shot aud killed
bill Fielder "a noted fquaw man.
Fieidor's wife bad iust received her
share OF "Puucy" money aud Fielder
urma1dci ii. She REUSED ana he
.lfucl, crtractuting her skull. Agent
lii.iUuGgo sent the Indian police to
arrest Fielder. lie resisted and thUy
shot Tim. United states Commissioner
Laird hns sent two United States dep.
uly mlNhal 20 the reservation ~ arrest
the police on n charge Of granddaughter
nud trouble be expected.
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Index 10 This Paper

r,or til graphite u spa,ohc' tiy coun.
CI.
rtor city Council Continued l-tuy coin.
aer 81 sitter.
IAer Mining aud Real E'tite
rAoL d misunderstanding rals hI al sE
Elf0r
pAUi t-Ettoisinr Lecture by % Na..ril .-
q ahs Tue C0ndilon0
fAoU -nrimaiIr aud tyre
rAGl -Weatcrn Ncws itcns --iturf iiu
P.sa s-ta.r.t local ami Tolcsrlp. hUs..
rAgE n-usrourso by Eidor irr."l 10.
liHhltrU
rAos 10 Stem We AZ Know. DIAN. 10
tsrpuutCrI
I.ona savings nans .t
lA4U lL-in WomlaH sphere.
Young Womin's JoausI l|st
TAGr -Wakoman's Wandering -Ilo Dor
NYrn,
q e. NJ l. adyL
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condomning Kansas popuils,s.

TOPEKA, Kan, March lO.-fhe state
Republican league today adopted reso-
lutlOns eulOglzing the record Of the
Republican party; condeinning the
Porulist state Administration; dcnounc.
ing Governor Lewsliing anu arraign.
Ing him and other Populist leaders az
being guilty nj high crim,B anu mis-.
demuanor, and In attempting by mill
tary force 10 eject tue legal house Of
Representatives nom the hall.
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PoRT HURON, Mich, March lO.-A
woman giving her name ~ Mrs Joseph
X. Snyder, who has been stopping ut
the Huron House some time, created
sensation today by pr. claiming that
she WIS the VIE OF Joseph >. Kite, a
prominent citizen. She claims that
Kites real name IL Snydcr that he de.
srr cd her In California II years ago;
married another woman anu came TO
Port Huron, where he has since resii'
ed. KITE IN the ex.supfome command
CT OF the X. o. n. NJ, Of the world, He
says the womAn'sstUry is false and that
she Is crazy. Kite, however, has pal
Mrs. Synder many visits at her MOTEL
during the past few months The
affair has created big sensation.
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Clemenceau shouted this charge.
They were too much astounieI to nay
word.
Judge Des JaTdlns demanded an
answer TO Clemenccsu Mt once. Bar.
bjuN then said lamely: "i will an.
ewer In time. | do net care now -
come 10 blows with the wltnrsa."
Clemenceau while on the stand
turned savggely upon Charles De Loo.
seps sui challenged him TO contradict
the statement he was making. Do
Lesseps remained silent, hDwevur,
except when ClemenCeau attached
BafbOux, when he nodded nssent NJ.
De Freyclnet charged that Do Lesseps
cnntEadioted himself several time,
nltough In the main he admitted the
truth of De Lesseps' accusations.
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GALvrsr0S, Tex, March l0.-A
ltt1 ifnuds special says Sheriff
shelly returned let night with Rafael
kamlrtz and Fcrdinando Salinas In
,usiody, hayi1g captured them about
MY miles from here. Rafael Ramcroz
was % director Of the late revolutionary
government In the absence Of Cnihfua
CARE. FeriiuaniO Salinas was the
private tccfeigfy Of CAlatina Cara
from the beginning o. the movement.
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A $4,000 STREET EXTENSION.
That Extra Sewer Main Ordered Laid
on Fifth South Street.
REMAINING or srnErrs.
Laws ms boulevard Resolution
Ad"utcd.-iiids Tor water
Jdrants.-uiserIinnrouA

There was a special session Of tho
Council last night called Tor tho puf.
pose Of disposlng OF a par, Of the large
amount OF the unfinished business
with which the council was laden.
The o9uncilmen present were: Kar.
rick, HARDY, Horn, Rich, Boil. Law.
sou, Evans, Slmonai, Kelly, Bsardsley,
Wantlnndi Hciss, POLAND, Loofbou.
row. Councilman Evans acted as
chairman, and Assistant Recorder
Dennis ~ chief clerk. The meeting
was a bowling farce from commence.
ment to close. The business transacted
Ia given below:
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MR.. BESSON's GAS FRANCHISE.
What lie Proposes to Furnish Gas anl
Electricity For.

At AN early date the City Council
viii devote meeting for the purpose
Of discussing the q uestion OF granting
franchise to Wendell Benson to
manufacture gas and to use aud occupy
the streets, lanes and alleys, and other
public places Of the city for tho purlose
Of conveying electrical currents by
means OF pipes or conduits laid or 10
be- laid, below the surface VI the ground,
or by means OF wires or conductors
placed above the streets, to be- used for
electrical lighting and furnishing
power, and also pipes to be- laid below
tue surface OF the ground for the con.
vcyauoe VI steam for heating, luTnish-
ing power aud other PURPOSES, to
property owners anu users Ia this city
for the term OF twenty-five years.
lie also offers to furnish gus to the
citizens Ut a price not exceeding 81 10
per One thousand cubic feet, n paid on
or before the ION DAY OF each month,
auI agrees TO light the City Council
Chamber anu the offices OF the several
departments Of the city government,
Tree Of charge. MIR. Benson also agrees
10 furnish an illuminating gas oi not
less than eighteen candle power Rnd
incandescent electric Hight OF not less
thnn sixteen candle power; the same to
he subject to the inspection OF proper
officer appointed by the city council, To
determine the quality OF the gas ana
electric light.
Work ON the construction Of the
works under the franchise shall be- be.
gun ninety days alter the acceptance
thereof aud shall be completed with.
in eighteen months thereafter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11

NEW IOHS, March iO.-A fight IL
going On Tor the profession OF the books
Of the Orego Pacific Railway CON.
pany. March ,ith Il. Engcntun Hogg
ot New YORK was displacsd a. receiver
OF tue property by Julgc Fulton OF
the Circuit court o. Orcgou,a aud Everest
w. Haley u Cofuweil, %, was mp.
pointed In his place. The papers In
the matter officially certified have not
yet arrived here. Fearing the books
would Uu sent out Of tho slate, tho
bondholders Of the committee who rf0.
cured the removal oi H0gg today,
through Lawyers Parrish * fendleton,
tued out a writ Of fcpleyin Hnd had
tue sheriff put Ia charge VI the rfllcu
nj % Willamette street. Mr.. HOgg
theTeupon ODiaiued an order from the
supreme court Of New York permitting
him to recover possession Ut tue office.
The sheriff has not completed nu Ia.
vcntOry Of tbs books aud papers and
other contents Of the 1tllce, and until
he does the opposition to Mr.. HOgg
VIII cont.oi the situation. Other legal
moves are tx cCluu.
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LADY BLANCHE.
She Takes the stand aud Denies the
Charges Made Against Her.

LONDON, March l0,-rhe trial Of
Howard DeWalden's divorce suit was
continued today. The manager OF the
Seabrook hotel and the servants were
called to support the charge that Lady
Blanche committed adultery with
Captain Winter. They testified that
Captain Winter visited her ladyship
at the Seabrook, dinsd with her there,
aud accompanied her 10 her parlor.
Lady Blanche then took the stand IN
her own defense. She looked quite
embarrassed, but retained her sell
possession remarkably well, answering
questions promptly, smiling PLEASANTLY,
lndifierently or slrchstically, as the
queries seemed TO suggest Size denied
IN uetail all the onatges. The case
then adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, March TO-
This evening an Immense ice igorge
on the Susquehanna river broke and
the Ice started out with tremendous
crash. Tho town Of Plainsyille In un.
der water, anu the people are impTis-
oned In the top stories Of their homes.
The trains are all stalled, The village
OF Port BOwley is under thirty inches
OF water. At Pitlson the water II
twenty-three feet above the low water
mark. At Coxton the telegraph
station has been abandoned, the water
having reached the caves Of the build.
Ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11

SACRAMENTO, Cal, March l0.--Laura
May Littiv.Janss, who Committed
suicide by shooting ut Ogden, Utah,
was "a clerk iu the Assembly pUstOilice.
Sue left Sacramento last Tuesday
evening, giving her associates an ex.
PLANTATION Of the cause Of her going.
They knew nothing Of her love Aflaifs.
Her name Is still ON the payroll OF the
AlaumblY.
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Boston, March lO.-Rsv. Dr.. An.
drew Peabody, for thirty-two years
connected win the faculty OF Harvard
College, died this morning, alter sew.
eral weeks illness resulting from a fall.
DIR. Peabody was probably more widely
known anu loved by the graduates Of
Harvard than any other man connect.
cd with the institution.
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SANTA FL, NJ. NJ, March l0.-Sam
Steble, 10 years old, from Illinois, and
engaged in ths uairy business at Las
last night by John Roper, a cowboy.
Roper was held up by u Mexican, aud
evidently thought btebe was the
Mexican. Roper u under arrest.
There is some talk OF lynching him.
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FRANCIS JOSEPH TIRED.

MS Abdication May Change tho Po.
ltics OF Europe,
PARIS, March lO.-fgdrO states
that II has received grave news from
Buda Pesth. IL In IN effect that
Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria Is
about to abdicaie ia favor OF his
brother, the Archduke Charles Louis.
Should this prove 10 be true, great
changes are Impending In the world Of
European politics, rs the new emperor
Is strongly in favor Of an alliance with
Russia.
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TRANS .mrssI,sIrrI ooNoRESs.
rryiuE 90 Arouse Interest In tho Con-
vention NJ Oa1cn.ur .

vention NJ OaJen.pr
SAN FRANCISCO, March lO.--.W. II.
Harvey, chairman Of the executive
committee OF the trans.Mississippi
congress Ia here trying to arouse In.
terest In this convention which will
meet ut Ogden April 2I.h. At pre-.
vious conventions there has been no
representation from tue Pacific Coast,
but this year II Is expected delegates
viii attend from California, Oregon
and Washington, Which, with those
from other States this side OF the Mis-.
sissippi river, will bring the number OF
delegates up TO 1900. Toe executive
committee will meet at Santa Fc,
March 18th to arrange tho details Of
tho convention.
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CADpo, /. r., March l0.-At noon
today Sheriff johnson, OF Choctaw
nation, In accordance with IA sentence
passed upon him by Judge Hampton,
shot to death Elias Loring Tor killing
an aged lndlan woman VINO, he sAid,
had bewilched him.
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LANCASTER Pa March 10. - A
brother ~ Captain BuJakcr, iui.
pti6Incd no. rnbri in Hluiutar. has
received "a letter tom Inn slyiur be-
hnd been plrdonod aud was now on
his way h1mc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11

NAtnvmir, Tenu., March l0.--Firo
tonight ~ The establishment Of Orr,
1cos} ius e. Hume dii damage 20 thu
extent OF s5J,uIn.
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BARGAIN SALES
NEXT WEEK.

In accordance with the Invitation
previously extended. the folioainrdma
announce bargain ilcs over ,hcircaun.
ter. neat wees. Their display aI,or.
u'cm,nts, as well a, those OF Ni 90,
lave aud progressive business nous. Of
Co.. community. will be found iu mo
appropriate columns OF this papon
.. huTuuACu a Uuo.-irc1t MuHlp
Underwear sale THIS week.
II ntNwuupEr fUuNirunn 90.
wall Paper
GoLpsuru q CO.-Boys pnd Chil-
utCu'H uyufroata,
". u. THOMAS Dress Goods.
TIAspiL -Ladles' N mel Linrl BOO
tees and toit slippers ut utpuccs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Schow's saloon, began to weep when the
Coroner called upon her to be sworn, but
speedily composed herself and told how
the struggle commenced. She was in the
room with Flaherty when ORourke
knocked at the door and asked her to go
out with him and take a drink. She de-
clined and he went away, but returned in a
few moments and broke down the door
The struggle then began and was con-
tinued in the hall. The witness heard
Flaherty cry out, but did not see him
stabbed.
Laura Manning. dive waitress. who
accom- panied O'Konrke to Schow's saloon.
testified that she knew nothing about the
stabbing and did not see the knife in
O'Rourke's hand.
The inquest will be resumed this morn
ing when the follow ng ante norton state
ment made BY Flaherty will be offered:
j, William Flaherty, believing l am about to
die, desire to make The following statement:
was stabbed in the stomach by John Gilmore
on the morning OF June IA, 1898. in the saloon,
I'll stevenson street. In this city, during
quarrel with John Gilmore
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A Runaway Team Crashes Into a
Locomotive.

LOCOMOTIVE.
A disastrous runaway accident occurred
yesterday afternoon at 4 80 O'Clock at the
railroad crossing on Twenty fifth and
Mission streets. A two-horse grading
team belonging to the Pacific Improvement
Company, in charge OF John Owens, who
had dropped the lines and was on the
doubletree endeavoring to regain them
became frightened and started from
Twenty-ninth and Mission streets at a
rapid pace. The flying animals dashed
down the latter street and Owens was
thrown eff the wagon opposite Twenty
eighth street. A 14-year-old boy named
Richard Burke, who resides at the Gable
House on Twenty-eighth and Valencia
streets, was In the wagon stealing ride at
the time of the runaway. He was also
dropped out Of the vehicle through the
bed of the wagon dropping out by the
jOlting and fell on Mission street near
Powell avenue. The terrified horses con-
tinued in the mad career until the railroad
crossing of the Southern Pacific Company
at Twenty-ffth street was reached.
The automatic gates had.just been closed
as the horses approached, and a south
bound passenger train was coming up Oh
its way to San Jose and way stations.
Just as the train was nearing to pass
through the gates, the runaway team
dashed headlong against the closed gates,
which we're broken through by the col
lisiou with the horses. The engine of the
passenger train at the same moment came
into violent contact with the runaways
and the result was disastrous. The wagon
was demolished, and one of the horses was
dragged for half block west OF Mission
to Bartlett street before the train was
stopped. The other animal escaped with
out serious injury. some bruises being the
client of his injuries.
Owens, the driver of the team. who had
fallen out some distance back, was found
to have sustained a fracture of the nasal
bones and other injuries about the he al
and back, w bile young Burke had his limbs
injured. Owens was treated at the Re-
celying Hospital.
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O'ROUEKE'S CRIME.
The Coroner Hears the Story of the
Murder of Sailor F!aI,erty.

E'HS'' wv vi -1t1'fOs sttkLNK ~
Coroner Hughes held an inquest last
night on the body OF William Flaherty. the
sailor who was fatally stabbed in Barney
Schow's salaon. 211 Stevenson street. by
John ORourke. alias Gilmore, a variety
actor, on last Wednesday morning.
SchOw's testimony was against O Rourke.
he did not see the men lighting in the hall
way over the saloon, bnt he did see
ORourke with the bloody knife in his
hand and heard him say that he had given
Flaherty "a couple OF good iabs," and that
ne would probably find corpse upstairs.
Sehow declares that O'Rourke was very
drunk at the time.
Addie White, who plays the piano in
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-20

The Sa lutary Effects
OF Simmons Liver Regulator upon the NERVOUS
system. Frustrated by long suffering with dyspep-
STA, constipation and knored diseases, Is without
a precedent Its tonic. cathartic and Alternative
effects are truly wonderful
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-20


An clerks and employees of wholesale
houses, banks, insurance companies and
factories in favor of a vacation from Sat-
urday noon, July l, to the following
Wednesday morning say "Aye"-on sec
ond thought, better raise your right hand :;
the roar would be too deafening.
See the hands 90 up! It's unanimous.
Now, only your employers remain to be
consulted. They're comparatively small
in number vet. and so may say AYE" if
they please Here they are:
C,nn+ pros
coa, K,hb
U.t+oa ,Vo.,-t,,-,,,,s Roo.
re-, 8, aya,v
M SE Uo1te- 70 navap,
rs CrocLar G. 70
Trtes+a & ca.
Martens G. LAM
Bovee, Tov & Co.
u. 81. Block.
.b,,. ,.4- e. ,.;4o
40 .Sra h'',a p.0.ss i",i' 'sn ~
4, ~ NJ Oo'. IN ei''
p.Un'te' .no eon VII SonIy oe.us t,'"' cue
~ 'i0 S'liIo me % 'ii"i.
',Ae"io1 "stee " cloSe io' INC iens'n U.
'inie' L" 'hlS 'lus' ne auueu great
many more manufacturers and wholesalers
and insurance men etc who were not
seen vAetardov INT ubo hoyo olroody
ooeii Ses'e. uaS' Jul Wi" nave ''ieauS
maze up their minds TO give their en-
ployes the additional holiday
pooI1,, az, III, ~, l.. - A., A.,
hc"liS' 10 on'S "ho ivy lnoie YUAN 'ue
clerks and employees generally ara bound
TO Get at all events so it isn't at all likely
-. -, go, - =. -,
that many employers III 'his Guy VIII
hesitate very long over the proposition.
This vear the giorious Fourtb con,es m
,rE -
luesuaS. No" Where the use OF open
ing on Monday - that Is for wholesale
houses insurance offices hanks factories
'-s' O'"+A' A"O'0iie'
anu Such INSTITUTIONS
Monday is a bad day at best, blue Mon
A., ,,o,, ,-ro,,. o,a :. III. -, -
u''' ~ 80 vs. o"u - n4'H"' 40 Won "o
skipped LOT one Qay ID the year tnat is NOT
a holiday
This MIL c;vo Tho o,o,I-, = hoo, a., ,o+
i S''o .i'o N'ei nc d e""n0o W so'
out In TIE WOODS or 90 TO the seasbore or
mountains. They will come back with a
rich healthy tan IN fba,r fooas ord nocks
and with fresher. clearer brains and better
muscles IN do tho WORK of tho world
Five of the LARGEST emnIovers in the citv
started the ball rolling Yesterday nv send
ing the following communication To the
Roard of Trada.
OFFICE OF LIE COUNT BROS, J
533 MARKET STREET.
oAS fhAHTlsGo, Cal, Jene ~, $685.
Hon. d. A. WOtktnS. President B0drd of
1Tdde, san francisco. Cal. i DEAR SIR: In
view OF me TACT tDat the hrst day OF July falls
on Saturday, and our national holiday coming
as II does on the following Tuesday 1t has oc-
CURED 10 us That II might be thought desirable
onnnTinnItvtn cive their anniuo aee tn1
holiday from Saturday, July /, IL M, until
Wednesday morning, TIE 9TH. We believe that
desire to have business sgsnended dntinp I5ai
period the banks and Insurance companies will
v eaus na mo =, me WI yon kindly instruct
The membris of the board 10 the effect f'i that
they Will suspend business in their respective
usual Iime of ons o July ~ M, nntlI Their
Your Immediate attention TO his matter viii
particularly oblige. Respectfully yours,
~ Eoo GUUNI :, l Pt,Gr,,, ,,o,,-
UNITED WoRKINGMES;s BooT
AND SHOE COMPANY,