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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
TANUERY IS GOING.
an Institution that Supplies All tho
Local Trld8 10 It's Line.
IN FULL BLAST ron THE SEASON.


The R1wo.M orris.summethays com,
pany's ianuury, on Fourth North
street, between Fiflt and SECOND West,
which has been shut down Tor several
weeks, has fc.umci operations agaiu,
and This week star,s ia ull.handcd TOT
the seasons work. The business car.
Red ON 10 that OF tanning shtepsklus.
The raw product IL ind Tor ln cash,
am aitor being tanned be- sold 10 home
uilfs. Some OF the skins that are
no. nee led here arc shipped east,
but they go In "a partially prepared
sia'c, aa, owing 90 The high freight 1u
tanning materials, tho local company
cannot tau the skins aud compete iu
tn eastern market.
la the local market, however, the
home product has tho entire trade, the
eastern article having 40 chance,
ei'ncr a. TO price OF quality. The
tanned sherpshius are used Tor iininrs,
trimming, etc, Tor thuua, and Too
ycura u 4. NJ. /. aud Solomon Broth.
rfs, who nro the chief usurs, have taktu
lhrif outife stock in this line from tho
Rowe Morris. 'ummurhayH c0mpauy,
which has tho only tnuuUry Tor tulH
material Ia the Territory.
The company "a shJF. time since,
made an experiment with cauAlgto
root, They took the fuoiH anu tanned
two caliskina, producing a splendid
quality OF leather.
incidentally 10 IL Interesting 10 motto
the growth 1i thlH tanuvTy. Some 10
ur IL ycgfs ago, when n. e.. NIL. had
r. hide and wool warehouse on South
Temple street, near the C1futf OF East
IumplO, Mt. Robert Morris, OF thr
Eleventh wutii bought hall
dozen ahrepskins from that place. Cash
was scarce with himt au1 10 took an hr
could raise 10 ply f0f hia purchase.
lto took the pulu home, cleaned aud
tanned ihom, aud offered them Tor
sale M Il. G.. M. /. Tnoy were VI FIrh
good quality that that Institution took
them aud gave an order Tor two dozen
more. lhis was great uncoura cement
fof Mr. Norris az that time, anu ho
continued in the work.
His busilou steadily grew larger,
anu after a while the late BIsnob
Hunter offered 10 form partner.
ship with him Tor a year, aud 10 furnish
money tor launching out more broadly
Into the business. 1nc tender wa- ac.
copied, aud at the end OF the year the
result proved most satisfactory. Mt.
Morris continued under a lease VI
buildings and grounds from Bishop
Hunter, nnd subsequently Mussfs.
Rove and Summufhays Joined with
him, formed the present company anu
enlarged the plant.
From the small start made by Robert
Morris, the tannefy has wofAul al an
Its purchases OF sne,p skins now
amount ~ $4,000 pus anuum. Not
withdrawing tho present dullnuss ia
business, the company anticipates
reaching that nguro this year 10 now
supplies all Of tue local drminI, and
expect, 10 be- nblu % meet the addition.
nj requirements which Will come from
thu Increased sale 0f home mHio boots
anu shoes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

senator Tar, Encourages O,crI.l
Prospects

WAsH1SGTON, April .. - Senator
Carey 10 encouraged over the prospects
territories 10 be- Improved by Irrigation.
The general expression Of opinion by
mentors 10 Ia favor u tho uill aud
there II little doubt that u viii DO
hyumOly reported soon By the commit
tee ON public lands. NJ. Carey be-
llovca the bill VIII receive tho uuaui-
nous endorsement u the committee.
5uuatlts Dllph aul Nilas iav0r tho bill
anu say ID provides Tor an experiment
in tue right direction aud may lead 10
a solution OF tue question OF what Is ~
DO done 10 reclaim tue afii lands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
NAGARKAWS 5 -coSD LECTURE.
The Social Position Of Women In India,
set Forth at The lhtatcr

IL wasa large, select and intellect.
ual audience that greeted MI Ma
garAar al the rhgatsf last night rno
subject that no wa 10 speak upon had
previously been announced a. the
British Conquest OF indlh, but by Te-
quest II was changed q tuo social
Position OF Women In India.
In order that ho might be- clearly
understDOI, MI NagaiHaf stated that
every nation and people should DO
Judged by thrif own standard, other.
vile tho conclusion might not be q
just Or proper one, lhu social pUel.
ton VI vOmun was the gauge VI
civilization, Auulcuily Hiudu0 women
were leu anu learHeI Aud became
prominent iu public life. That here
CuuIiluu mad Undergone 10 great "a
change aul that icmalu tUcluEiUu oh
"a n sa ht lLu present at,euliTriy due u
tuu conquest Of that county by Tue
AluhammuuauH Whole influence for
evil hnI been greatly ialt.
IL was the purpOTo VI the reform
Jyemuut VITA when the speake.
Was Identified 10 ab0lishphe disabilities
of early DetrOtha,s anl marriages cOu,
sunllntIed by the parents ol the inter.
ustul paroles, 10 make a. possible Tor
WIDOWS 90 marty, and no remodel *.
islns social lave a. 10 allow women .
enter puullu lite,
IN siug Mr NsgarlSar paid n high
Tribute ~ tho Aug J.SAxOn race
winch hgu ever been the CHAMPION OF
women. The Time was CUmius When
thu social problems %, lnila would Uu
solved anu tieuuud win the clyiliz.
don OF the West would develop iut0
condition that wOulIput women On -u
equal plane win men,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

WAsiuSuTOS, April 2.-socrolary
Smith has transmitted to Cougrrss the
viding tor the restoration Of ,s6l square
milca OF land " the Yellow Stone
National park 10 tho public domain.
Tue secretary says the segregation of
tho land would result Ia obstfucting
tue endorsements u the regulations Uf
tnr government park owing 10 squat.
thug by poachtrs, tfappers anu other
unuosirable characters. The boundaries
nrc now liked satisfactory 10 the do.
pariment, aud there h no goOi tcason
Tor the proposed change known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
EXECUTIVE PROCLAMATION.
Governor West Orders Two Terms Of
Court Annually Tor 10 40.


Tho following PROCLAMATION wac
Issued by Governor West this morn.
iur.
IWWtoUY on UTAH.
Executive uiutt
no all Co whom those prosoniashallcome,
prHUHnH
Know go, that tHu business aud lluga.
uou ui thH northern portion ~ tholourIh
Judicial district BE- Sufficient tl Justify aud
require tho holding. annually, ut tW %
terms % the district court ul Logan iu tho
county OF Cache.
Therefore, {. CaIob W. West, Governor
OF the Territory oI Utah, do hotoby ne
thu iimrs aud places Tor holding tho
Fourth judicial district court, altrr tho
o IA day u August, 1898, az f1liows3
A torn Of said court shall DO hold 1t
Logan, ln tho CuufY ui Cache, aud COM
mUuCo on Tho first Monday in February.
% term shall DO hold uI ogden, lu thu
county ~ Weber, and commence on tho
urst Monday In MaIch; torn shall ha
hrld Nc Logan, iu tho county ot Cache,
aud commence on tho nrst Monday iu
August a torn shall Boo held at ogden,
Ia tho county ut WUbor, aud commence
on the tirst Monday In September.
Tho said court shall opun Al tho hour OF
10 o'clock In tho forenoon u tho days
herein do,ignalod.
Ia testimony whereof 1 have
hurOuutl snt nay hand aud caused
tho Great Seal ~ said Territory
tn be- aihNUd. Duno ut salt Lake
lsrAtl tlty, thlH second DAY " Apfil
a. b, lsni aud at tho lndorcn.
dUuco Of tho United States tho
one hundred aud eighteenth.
Calm W. WEST.
by the Governor
CHARLES q. NIUUAUus,
Secretary ~ thU Territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

A Compromise nm 40 bs Reported 60
the House.

nESvER, April "a special to the
Tmsi ifom Washington says he
Houto committee On Indian affair
has decided not TO move the Utes IRON
the Colorado reservation. The sui.
stitute bill which ia compromise
will be reported 10 the House tut
will not become law until
the Utes agree 20 the provisions. IL
will provide for keeping them on the
west end OF the reservation, and giving
them one township in New Mexico.
They will be- given quarter Of the
present reservation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

LoNDos, April 2,-Major Henri
LeCafou, thu British government spy,
died OF nm Internal tuHor. lilo had
been living AZ Remington under the
uame Of Or. H0ward,a nd was guarded
day and night by detectives. 10 10
undctsto0d that one Of the interests
inslrumontal IN tue Parnell pfostcu.
ton was paying LpCaron an annuity
OF 5000 aud his life was Insured for a
large sum under an agreement by
which he gave evidences before the
PnTnoll commission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

II nay Cost tho Author ais
Life


HAzrLToN, Pa, April Am April
fool Joke may cost Johu R0Ouski his
life. tuOinski had boon spending tho
day at harlrigh, meeting number Of
his friends aud was feeling hilarious
when coming home. His path lei
through the woods and scrosn a small
stream which IL partly covered with
brush. lie was followed by three
ltalians,and upon reaching the stream,
which Is spannei by n board, hu CON
oeiyed the idea OF playing an April TOOL
Joke. Changing the position VI tho
board lao lay In walt Tor reau To-
rhe itahaus, unmindiul OF tho trap,
iull iulO the wafer, RobinsN thought
tue tight amusing Ruu no laughed
heartily. Antonio difablO uid not take
IL that way. lie drew revolver anu
fired, the ball cutting a riuge iu the
j0keT'a neck. A second shot was iifoi,
hitting R1Uinski In the ear and hu foil
llkeia log. Pefsons hearing the shoot.
ing found him unconscious. His con-
dillon Is critical. The man VINO did
the shooting and his companions have
disappeared.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
CnxeN Armr Ierrniis.

Ten lrampa arrested by the police
were discharged this morning on the
understanding that they would leave
the city nt ouor anu not return. Tnh
they apparently gladly promised say.
lug that they were On their way ~
Washington ftum tue coast. IL ~ their
intention 10 join Tire CoEoy army now
en- route 10 inc Capital.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

PAIrWsJN, y. j., Aprli John
Maruu, "a wull.i0.dl contractor be-.
tfayui Auuie DAuuItl ui pasaalu. uu.
luf promise OF marriage. After the
child was hlru Matiins c1uaiu, John
Duncan, uf Brooklyn, oilorcI to marry
tue Rirl under ON assumed name. Ihr
gi1 was dfuggvd, taken 90 u minister
aui the program carried out. Martin
lived with Annie several months.
Then they qunffrlud nu4 ho told the
truth AMI 4 HUfiut huL Mafin was
arrested iur conspiracy aud released on
IN 900 usll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
GoIng Alter lummIng..

Deputy Marshal Boman Cannon will
leave on this EVENING" train for Lewis.
ton, Idaho, and upon his return ia
about ten days hence will have Ia
q. u, Cummings, against
whom there isu charge OF umbeEzlug
the sum OF Sli7OO al Beaver 10 Is
said that the defendant has already
made a confession 0f his guilL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
Morgan Hotel Sud.

The Morgan hotel on Fiut South
street was sold al auction today ON a
trust deed James H. Bacon, the
banker was named o. trustee, and
made the salo, rho property was BID
IA by Judge q. r. LoOibOurow, Tor Mr.
AuA D ,uu ma eastern capitalist, tho
price being 8 y 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
A Iucson Clliasu hlilea.

Tucson, Aria, March 2.-r. A..
Judu, the city clerk, a prominent poll.
tlcian Of Tucson, was Instantly killed
while hunting last Saturday. lie
failed 10 return at the appointed hour,
and search parties found him with the
back oi his head blown OIL by a gun.
shot wound.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
viii Meet Again.

The commiiiee on beverage aud tho
commi.ito Of public works Of the CITY
Council realize that they have "a big
problem ioolo th.m aud Will hold
another meeting tomorrow morning
Wilh view 10 evolving something g,
Importance % present 10 ihf meeting
uiihg city fathcrs tomorrow night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
Another nody Pound.

WuKEsBAHRE, Pc, Apul g.-The
body oil the tenth victim 6. tlu Gay.
lofd mine disaster has boon found and
Identified. John MONS was badly
mnuglud. the skull was Ciuslc aud
nearly evufy bOau ia tue h5uy was
broken. Three boIi,s iomalu 10 b.
taken out,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
mEu Maiden rRtr.
Tho first strri sbip Huut In this
Country.

PHILADELPHIA, April e.-Dlngo,
The met ttrul rhip built ~ this country
reached here on her mai luu trip tom
Bath, Maiuo, where she was con.
tifucioI. Sue 3. $40 feet long, o. .cct
beam, 20 feet dfiught anu 800 tons
tus.siu. The Dimg0 Ia loaded hero
villa 1884, 900 gallons 0i oil Coz japan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
a WOMAN IxErurED.
Ms. Waiber Murders urF Husband
aud Pays tho Penalty.

LivEHpOoL, April ., co. Margaret
Waiuvr, ba years old was executed
today In Walton lail, Mrs. Malbsr Ia
November last murdered her husband.
She confined MIN 10 the garrett. when
tho room was entered Walber was
found dead, the app irtment resembling
shnmbles. The ~ sOuef admitted
striking her husband over the head
with "A heavy cub.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

Boston, April 2.-rhe DaiV TOE.
gram, an afternoon paper, ~ an.
nOuhoed 10 appear here on Apfl 9th,
published by larry h. Watiner. ii
Will bu Democratic and Will advocate
thu advanced school OF bimetallism,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
Cherry aud Cherry.

The newly.lormel Law partnership
u Cherry & Cheuy wont into ,fec.
THE morning.. Tie nfm's offices will
b. % rooulsB auI 90, over tho Union
Naii1ual 0huk ON West Ssc1u1 South
street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
Ls,tsr cnrrlrr., unirnrm.

WAHuNuTON, April 2.-Fiust A..
alslant Postmaster Jones says tho rules
regarding the uniforms Of letter car.
flers are unchanged. The only purpose
OF contracting for uniforms Ia % secure
better uniforms NJ lower price,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
600 Yorh sln,n nnrLcl.

NEW YoRH, Aprl 2,-rhe stock
market opened weak with general
recession 90 prices. There Wasa de.
cline VI IA Union Pacific anu North.
cru Paeihc, pteferredi Ia sugar anu
Z In Burlington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
PnbllshIng Home Praprlelor.

d. q. Heath, % Che VOL known lea p
Ing publishing h0usc o. y. -. Heath
6 Co.. Chicago ana Boston, was in Salt
Lake today, ANA this Afternoon took the
train lsr Ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
Ordinances Signed,

The Mayor has signvI llo ordinance
authorizing the i,sus Of $500, 900 bJnds g..
lie has also approved tho ordinance
permitting hackmon 10 charge MY
cents Tor u1uyoyinga passenger 10 0r
from the dur0t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

DENvEI, COL, Apri g.-Geuoral
MoDuok thiuEf Coxcy'- movement
Dangerous. By May ct hu believes
There Will De- 100000 half clad myu
around Washington AMI thr county ~
approaching cfisis such ns happened
only NJ llu time IL the rebellion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
10 suocrrn ,oLQuIrr
Governor NoTih'n 'ppoints aa Iai-
tar Tor that ptucr,

ATLANTA, g., April 2.-Governor
Norlheu tins morning appointed Pa.
trick Walsh, editor OF inc Augusta
Chronicle, senator t0succeei Colquiit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

PROVIDENCE, II. l., April 2.-The
wegvers OF Riverside mills, Olneyville,
went cut In body THIS morning. A
general strike followed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

LONDON, April ga receiver hns
been appointed In behalf Of the mort.
gage aud debenturs holders OF the
Land security company (limited)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

DENVER, April 2.-Waller Breeder
started today on a bicycle from Den.
Yer 10 Paterson, N. j., $500 miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

A herring Sea uni departed TO ID )
senate

WASHINGTON, April 2, Co. Senator
Morgan reported 90 Jhe Senate the
Benng sea bill to carly into ELECT the
Paris arbitration and a-aoi Immediate
consideration. The ulIl was Tead at
length.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

tinc Weather Cause. notter Feeling
10 she Army.

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Arnl g.
C12ry'a army b. iu good spirits as co..
quit ~ huu weather, better discipline,
uuu 10 the unknown Smith, uud IL
ulWht increase iu the numutu. No
arrrata have bloh ma1e, thu conduct OF
tue army h reported excellent. At.
icmpta at burglary have boon reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

PARIS, April 2,-fioi' Brown
Sequard, the Inventor OF Tue supposed
elixir VI life, died here lVlay'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
MNMeneal.

The county clerk Issued = marriage
license today to Arthur j. Adams, %,
aud Annie Louisa Aill, %, both OF TINS
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

TRESToS, April fright Rev.
Michael O'Fafrell, bishop OF the
Catholic DIOCESE OF Trenton, diod early
this morning at bis episcopal residence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
ran SCUM CAnoLiNA wan.

Niue spies Arrive nc shatisstuu.-
The darlington MiiitRrS.
CnARLfsTON, =. g., April mime
spies who escaped out in the swamp,
arrived hero yesterday at II q. IA.
The Information here, IL that the
military at Darlington iratornizsd with
the citizens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

formed thirty years u.O. The
ahliiigg are $4,000 UIu. TIE
company has suilsrtl from s, off1nc.
Gus impression that % was connected
with n group Of companies with which
Jahtz Ball0ur tue fugitive cX.mrmbcr
" Parliament, Was cOnncC,uJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

NuIrg h. horoby giyou that " Sarah
Cover formerly sarah Tucker, tho wiiu
ui Morris Cover, who was r0si Hug iu tho
salt Lake CITY Don tho year -lI, Of, 10 she
ls dead, nor children, will communicate
with us, Tho undersigned, she or thoy
viii hear of something tU IuUir advantage.
nnlCd tho l7th day of February, l-lt
hyihWay a son, solicitors, poutypool,
England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Suudry orders By the Judges.-BrenHal
Gets New trial.

The morning vas a quiet one IN
both branches Of tho Third Dlstric,
court.
In Judge MerrltVi department In
the ca-eui Ciomenia r., Bailey,vs VIM.
Bailey the Ie'cndanI wss allowed ten
days' additional ,img TO answer
syms Utah Grocery Go. W. +. j.
Mclaughlin a Go. Hearing ou tho
moli0n Tor new trial aud TO shop
cause why certain OF the Defendants
should not be punished for contempt
was eel Tor hearing on Saturday uuAL
The case " the people Va George
Brennan convicted " UeUuryl wa
again takuu up, when the argumun b
on motion for a new trial continued
from Saturday, were concluded, Judge
Howat represented the prosecution,
AMI Attorneys Arthur Brown anu
a lien Miller the defense. lne court,
alter gull deal OF TAX by counsel,
granted the motion.
john T.. 5uols0n VI Elbrldge Tufts.
Order dlsm.ssug appeal anu romaud-
ing tho oa.e 90 tue iustics's court.
Jn0. g, hre-uh ct al VI John Nor.
Rau ct al. stipulation entered iutU
permitting the sale Of the Morgan
motel 10 proceed
HEFJm JUDGE uARTCL
In the case OF j. H. DO Woody W
WIN. McQuuoa, sheriff, heretofore
submitted, the court now found Tor Tho
plaintiff, with uoslH. Al exception
was entered ana twenty day' stny
granted IN which TO prreC. aD appeal.
Andrew BrlXuu VI john Gf1esDeck
etHl. Also previously submltlul' The
motion to dissolve attachment was
uverTuled ana au exception takyl'
ID. Feigpnbaum a 90. ys NJ H. LIP
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

il was u O'Clock this morning whom
'he mem1ofs OF ths county c5lr. got
Town % solid Du.iuesa. Judge Blair
p's'ideli aud 0olec.meu Cahoon, BAN.
berger ami Morris were lkowise
present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

A numorously signed petition OF oitl.
z'us was read asking the county court
10 appoint Nc Thomas u. Wessing 10
ghe Office Of one OF tho fruit true In.
spoot1rs, ~ provided In tho act OF the
last Legislature.
Tho communication was "pAssed
over"
The board Il IN session this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02
Sarah Cover On Desrendanls.

Tue following Advertisement In an
Euglish paper, called Go tho attention
uf the NEWS by Elder A, H. Luud,
rfcsiIen. Of the European mission, h
republIshcd In the hopc that II may
meet the eye u the p1riirs concerned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-02

Tho following proclamation was
Issued by Governor West this morn.
iur.
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-14

Bicycle Rates at Sanford--A Fine List OF
Races, Entries and Prizes-Prospect
of Lowering State Record,
The Sanford Cycle Club races take place
Saturday Sept. 22nd. They promise to be
as interesting as any ever held IN the state.
The track is very fast and the State records
will probably be lowered. Pettigrew, Waters,
the Clarks and others of Massac husetts,
and Towle, SWEET, Dyer. the Buckleys,
Scully and others of Maine have entered for
the events. a
Entries for handicap close Saturday,
Sept. 5th; all others close Thursday Sept.
goth. Following is the list of events and
prizes:
One mile Noyice-lst prize. two-barrel;
shot gun, $1,000: End prize, sweater, $500
Ord prize, pair shoes, $500.
1-s Mile 0pen-1st prize, fine plush robe.
by Sanford Mills. $4,000: End prize, bicycle
suit, $1,000: 3rd prize, travelling bag, $500.
Iwo-Mile Lap Raee-1st prize, custom
made ma suit $500; End pFsi q 70 REFER $1,000
Boys Race. Mile-lst prize, fishing rod,
$500; End prize, pair shoes, $500; 3rd prize,
bound vol. Century Magazine, by Frank
Wilson, $500.
One Mile Handicap-1st prize. plush par
lor suit, $4,000; End prize. light overcoat,
$1,000 Bird prize, sweater, $500.
One-Mile Record Trial 0pen-priZe. over
coat, $500. Each man to furnish his own
pacemakers.
IL Mile Record Trial. Open to town only
prize, mackintosh, $1,000 Each man to
furnish his own pacemakers.
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-14
Truth Is Mighty.

They didn't know for sure that the man
they had had stolen the horse, but they
were guessing so near it that they had a
rope around his neck and We're heading
him for the nearest telegraph pole When
they reached it, they asked the culprit if
he had anything to say.
Gents, he replied lifting his eyes to
heaven, ''I say didn't steal that boss"
''Wow" shouted the crowd in disap-
proval of these sentiments.
II tell you again didn't steal him.
Come off. Why didn't you steal himP"
asked the spokesman sarcastically. 1.-THE
boss is gone, and there amt nobody else to
do it,
''I'll tell you why" exclaimed the pris-
oner, bracing up. ''Some other Teller had
him afore got to the stable"
The crowd made rush. and it looked
as if it were all up with the prisoner, but
the spokesman got the floor.
Boys" he yelled, "hold on. When we
come acrost slug of truth as plain as
that is, we're bound to respect it. Let's
keep him and run him for office"
The crowd wouldn't have that, however,
but they gave him an hour to get away in
and big drink and told him to hustle
for the east: where there was less truth
than horse -" y sirG.-Detroit Free Press