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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

bN engagements that we cannot pas
the bills which are suggested. We car
at least say 10 thcm: Take cur coin
bonds. We VIII pay them in the best
currency I'm The world This resolution
OF mine VIII do that We gain nothins
~ trying 10 wreck the government
Neither political party can gain anything
by bringing on a financial panic and com
pciling US again I'm the summer months
60 comeback here 10 resume consii"iT'
tion OF this question ! rcitcrate that
believe that II is the imperative duty of
Congress TO proceed 10 take steps W.
retire the grccnhack currency. N'''
argue before this Senate that this Is one
OF tho principal difficulties that now con-
fronts US?
STAND RY DlMETALldSN'
"Nocd remind Won that Il Ia because OF
the existence OF this grcenback cur
that tho roli ia taken out Of our iIea-
s,,rve The retirement of the ercenh"chS
is the step that We ought 60 take nu' -
f. the step which. ] regret To say !.
seems impossible 20 take. 10y reason -
difficulties here. difficulties In the o,"v.
house AMI. possibly. diihcuiu'S q. 49,.
houses ,clfh the President. But II tha'
cannot he done VIC can. at icaSt u" -
two ,hlnes-wc can declare that '"nN' IS
Is no. conmittcl - gold alone. not COM
,nitt,d 10 silver alone. bat that We s'anu
where We stood when We roHed'H ''.'
purchasing clause % the sherman n''
lint wc stand by hmctrllism' ana ''''
We will take aty steps TOWARDS WV
maintenance of tNai. A.. a,
"trurfhcr than that We declare 'ha' II
our efforts shah fail. u, ny ,,a
any q th,sc differences between vac
value OF sold ana silver CONS we W.
nav Tho debts Of the government J." '"0
best money We use.
OFT or DATE.
Ny Wolcou HcpuhNcam. Of COLORADO
rcrgcd to the speech OF MI i'm.
House. he said. had ON 1hNiS''!
-,....5 50 f9r as this session was con-
.rcr,c3 -of tho subject Of the issue or
,hc o,5oree ncnt Of gold bonds No'"'."-
..,,,iirr the frantic efforts or the "'t''l"-
js,raiicn. with all its power ana al ~
ratronare. Notwithstanding Inc 'Aor'S -
no leaders Of both parties tne 'l-"'O
az Representatives had. by ''''''N'
vote. refused 10 sanction the io"VH go.
l.roI and approved. by the r'soI III III
,s,,.'l Nv M senator from New York.
So that the Senator was quite o'' % ""''
MIR. WOLCOTTS VIEWS.
Mr.. Wolcott asserted that no genuine
,irc.alGst had voted for TIE fei"M "a
the purchasing clause OF inc Sh'Ii'i"" ~ =,
oxrrrt. perhaps. two or three VINO i"N
voted 50 in the belief. ana IN TIE sN".D"
~ q hope that promise given ny ~,
p administration would be CARR OUT d lli
that the repeal would be followed ~ -.
fir measure FOR tho recoSn.t''h % 80, ~.
He felt ~ hesitation IN Sl"'i"F 10" ~
not ono 90 those senator's ~ ," ...,,TG
distress 90 the last year 80 " Co -. go
II 10 were - br Gov" AGAIN.
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/ c'.' ''-"'l -.t.-- ~ .-4.
V-,>-rrr rV YOr-N,C; NAN Dr
rXp-.fr.>--r. POSITION r. sore as
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-"a ..ea ONCE. :' ..-.,-
/ WANTED ARDY FOR NfNG-EnDN
Z WDE. Va.o- p A1niV. with r.ftr-
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WANTED 4 FIgST-DLASS COOK
oH' u1,-sn eTRVANT AMY Mo.y
10 I'D east MARSHALL street f-U.It
TIesT-CrAsS IATNDVESs WISHES
% L.t family Washing ~ D.. r.-t
l..-l street. g. ---it'
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WANTED ONT, OR TWO GOOD hfrS
IT'D ifaEIfh THE fF~r lINL nF So
SrALNENr GOODS fN TifE CITY.
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,o.ed to accent that statement in good

/ NCSPu tb tiIhs ff"'''H''N 80
/ foith.
Mr. President, no moro prejudice can
! he stirred M and the senator who THINKS
/ he can stir up prejudice against TINS
! administration simply because contract
| has been made with the Eothschilds ~
mistaken. | am no defender OF the
| RCthschilds. but | say the attitude ol
| Congress has compelled the financial ON
| Ger Of this government to mako con
| tract with whoever has the money.
rs this the first time In the history
OF this country that We have borrower
money from the Rothschilds? No. Inc
records OF this government show that re-
peatcdly over and over arain Repuhli-
can administrations borrowed money
from the Rothschids ard from other
moroy-lcndcrS Of Europe The attempt
TO stir UP somc prejudice among the
people because the administration Dor
roved this money I'm London is uncalled
for and unwarranied"
TELLER ANSWERS HILL
At 2 o'clock the agricultural approrria-
ton bill WAS taken NJ, and Mr..
Teller uRepuhlicanl. OF Colorodo, awaited
himself OF the liberal rules OF the senate
10 speak IN reply 10 Mr.. Hill Mr.. Hills
resolution sought. Mr.. Teller said. 10
accomplish In All indirect manner what
the House Of Representatives had refused
on two occasions TO DO. For the past
ninety days there had been evidence or
an intention TO put the country on a
gold basis. and the Senator from New
York appeared 10 no party To that ei-
fort. There had been an effort for seve-
raj months Ia send gold to a premium.
and after that had been reached. 10 de-
maud the payment OF government oollga-
tons in gold.
lie characterized the bond transaction
a. one Of the most scandIlous that had
occurred I'm public affairs IN nlty years
and asserted that 1t is the first time in
the history Of this country that a repre-
sentative has charged absolutely a lack
OF honesty on the part Of an admnistra-
ton in dealing with is financial affairs
Mr.. Teller said that tho now bonds should
and could have ben sold IN this country
for H. 81. the figure which Secretary Car
liso has stated as the value Of a per
cent. thirty-year bond.
Concluding his speech. Mr.. Teller said;
"It win not DO. Mr.. President. to Insist
that the President OF the nited stat :
and Secretary If the Treasury have done
the best they could. ! am not charging
that the President Of the United states
has prDntod financially by this transac-
t.0n, or that the Secretary Of the Trca-
sury has done so. / cannot conceive what
influence could have induced them 10
make The contract. | might attribute il
70 anxiety on the part OF the adminstra-
ton 10 put this country on the principle
OF cold bonds.
The financial dchat" hrok, or here.
and the dry subject az the agricultural
appropriation bill was taken NJ.
Without cisposing OF the bill or of any
amendments the Senate, after short
executive session. Adjourned at 3.9J TIL
Monday at noon.
Uopsc n, characterization.
o ,-
''"' al u''a'r on 'H' '"'"' "lW a.
tuon hhl was closed 'o-iay. Mt. WASH
lh.'oh t''Inocrai', o. l'hh'ss'r. was 'h"
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ghcs. Of an in Leavcnng PowcLatcst US Govt Report
R>!A!l! R &c.
ABSOLUTELY EoURE
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

LADY AGENTS WANTED EVERY
WHERE TO SELL THE PRl NO Ia
DIES SYRTNGE: a strictly, hisn-ci"Hs
article Constructed on entirely hrW atl
physicians. Sells ~ sight liberal term
write for pamphlet HUSSEY & CO. "
John street. Sew York. :" nj
WANTED. \ GOOD RESTAURANr
COOK, ono that understands carving ana
lgnch-c9unter business. none nred - APP
ply without The best city references. \
good place FOR a sober. industrious man
/ also want one experienced walter TOT
tho same business. Apply not before
O'Clock Monday afternoon at 80 ~as. Nam
Statesmen FOR CIGARS. g. TO 80
salary and 'exDeureg. Experience not
necessary Send stamp. BISHOP &
KLINE. 81. Louis No. 9" it-l,
WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN 10
engage In an easy paying business -
home can work daytime or ev'rinr ana
make Jc. % 50 per hour, sli" u'i A.
Sample and Instructions cent for l..
WORLD SUPPLY COMPANY. Lut.aad.
". ie IT,
wa DON'T WANT BOYS OR LOAr-
FRS 10 write as but mon ~ ao.iiy. &lvl
- So a month - bus ri' .it.r a.a
general agents. CHEMICAL FIRE -
f. 17-Su2t
WANTED a WIDOW or ENPEHI.
''' f-...
EN'b N''Al f ~ .I
house. take care OK az a., '' D.
Ofilce Box 81. Maaches'er. Va. frl7-l-'
,,.,.,>.,. ,,..,,,,,..o
MEN TO SELL pan - IT,. ',I.N
- the grocery t~ie 1l'.'f '''i' =.
monthly salary and expenses or comm.
siors II offer sltlsfact.ry address 80
once with particulars morning fotr-
SIR. r s. CHEMiCAL-WOEkS, Ch'o
T. i7-ft'
t,,,r ,rfrr u-sv AGENTS., Ar.
particulars. NothnE liks IT, credit -
all worthy Nari"d n.y. every +f. 80
fraud. Permanent -r'~ ms BUSINESS y
honest renrle. THO N'"-'
1Aietb So ~. 49,
\ YorNG Man or TIN YEARS ~
PEIJtNCE ID the grocery business g.
s'rcs POSITION - r@pf-r TX 4. W.o."-
sale grocery % commission o1 '.' nor
folk ana Western and '.esat '4t. a,.i
S.l? rilHoa - '-ah CT '.-i
fsrrl..i'. "a Aiar-r. H.. cr. ~
Postmaster. Farrar1ue. Ea I.t--t.
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CHANTS TFnNpNV COMPANY I'D
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MEN AND WOMEN To WORK At
HOME. pay - 10 SO per W,eN !'r
making craNon portraits. new patented
method: auy one who can read or write
can do the work az home in spare time.
dav or evening. Ssul Tor particulars and
work az once.
g. \. GRIPP. German Artist
ia G-Sulst Tyrone PA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

WANTED GOOD SALESMfN TO
soil Advertising Fans and Novelties ga
commission, direct from Warui t,'Nr"t
can make e. per week RICHMOND
IIrNpGRAPulNG COMPANY. EuGaio.
- 4. 1-Sult
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
SHIPS FIRST, DOCKS AFTERWARDS.

That United States bAttloship
should 10 compelled because OF her
sizo to 20 to = foreign port TO DO locked,
has stirred up the self-elecled pToprie.
tors OF the American eagle In furious
fashion, and the national bird has been
compelled to rufll his feathers very
indignantly over the seemlhg short.
sighted ness OF the administration and
especially It's navy department. But
there has been q great deal more fuss
than consistency throughout the whole
affair, and now that cooler weather has
come It may properly be expected to
sink into toe iusignihcAuee to which II
belongs,
Firstly, the incident IL Of no par.
tioular consequences, tor IL Ia not at all
an unusual thing for our phlpa to 20
into foreign docks for repairs; foreign
ships arc not above svAlling them.
selves at times Of this samo privilege In
our docks. Secondly, tho bAttlsship
Indiana, the yesBel under discussion,
has not been received into Uncle
Sans navy US yet, and cannot DO un.
I'll she has been formally accepted
hv tina Government from the builders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
pIaz PRACTICAL CRAFTSMANSHIP

Que OF the most interesting features
OF tho recent irrigation congress a.
Albuquerque, N. NJ, was tho presence
and participation OF delegates from old
Mexico. That tho occurrences was no
less gratifying on this than on the
other slide OF the border, IL shown by
the prominence given II In the NEE
cage OF President Dlaz TO tho congress
Of our sister republic, W bon 1t opened a
few days ago. He alluded 10 the
pleasure afforded Mexico by the invl-
tstion TO attend thu convention, and
then dwelt at length upon the interest
In irrigation lately developed Ia his
country, NJ witnessed by the great
number OF applications for the right TO
utilize the waters OF streams under Mex.
lean Jurlsdiotion-this interest being
alike directed to waters for power In
developing electricity, and 10 waters
for reclaiming the arid lands. AZ to
she latter proposition, the PRESIDENT.
message pointed out that the agrlcul.
turaI development OF the county on
both aides OF the frontier demanded
that q common interest In Irrigation
be created and kept up.
Mr.. Dlsl has many times In the past
shown his talents for government and
his capacity for slatesmAnship. He has
never shown these abilities In a higher
dsgrse than In the prominence he isnow
attaching TO irrigation. Near to the
border ON this side OF tee line
between tho two countries thuTo
are abundant evidences OF tu-
periOr acquaintance with the science
by earlier inhabitants. including fs-
mains ofirrlgation systems that can.
not be improved upon by engineon Il
the present day. No doubt exploration
will show that similar evidences Of
ancient skill are to DO found on the
Mexican eide Of the frontier. What
has boon done by modern settlers Ia
these regions proves TO bo but an
example Of the old axiom that history
repeats itaeli; and there 10 no reason
why the past greatness OF the country
now called Mexico may not be 10
large measure restored by q more AZ
tentive observance OF the customs and
knowledge OF the anolents, aud u closer
following OF the lessons and example,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

evening nosi, o. 2, tte Denver sine
ers will give concert In the Cjngre'
gational church in this city. This u
u erefore to give early notice Of the
event, toths end that every SAT- Laser
may become aware Of Il, and 10 view
Of the artistic treat promised, Is well
as the reasons above cited, make u bis
personal business to see tina, the build
ingis crowded 10 the very doors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

Beccham's pillsare for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin,etc.,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the book. Pills IoS and
asS a box, Book free at your
druggist or write y. +. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
Annual sales moro than t0o 90 borsa
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clinton. Missouri

Mr.. A. l.. Armstrong, an old drug
gsi, and prominent citizen Of thu
snlerprising town, Gays: 81 sell some
forty different kinds OF cough rem
edies, but have never In my expert
enoe sold 40 much Of aay one article
no have OF Bdiidrd's Horshound
Syrup. All who use n say u " the
most perfect remedy for Cough, Gold,
Consumption, and all disease u the
Throat end Lung, ,hey have ever
tried" Its specific Tor CrouD anu
WI coping Cough. will relieve n
Cough Ia ems minute. Contains no
opiatos. Fold by z. q. NJ. 1. Drug
5lore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
CONFERENCE NOTICE

The sixty.,i1th semi.snnual Con-
ference Of the Church Of Jesus Christ
Of Latter.dsy Saints will oouvens IN
The T.bernAcls. aslt Like City, on FRI
day morning, October ilh, 1895, at 10
O'Clock o. m. A cordial Invitation Ia
given TO the tfilcefs and members Of
the Church to be present.
wiLFORD WOODBURY.,
GEORGE q. CANNON,
JosEru +. SMITH,
FIts, Presidency OF the Church Of Js-
sus Christ Of Lsttsr.day Saints.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
n.Ii.,a,. INV LlaI,.sri.

This wonderful Imminent IL Known
from tho Atlantic 10 the Paciac, and
from the Lakos 10 the Cult. Il IL the
most IenttrstinE I.inimeut In the
world. u will cure Jlheamsilsm,
NourAlglr, Cuts, BpTains, Bfuissf,
Mounds, Oh HoIrs, Burn, Soiatic.,
Sore Throat, Bore Chest Aud all a..
Illumination, after all Others have
Jailed. II will cure BaIbed wiro CUT,
and heal all wounds where proud n 81
has st In. IL Ia equally efficient Tor
anmsls. Try itRnd you will not To
Without II. Price 90 cents. Sold by
z. u. M. l. Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

THE GovERNoR.dEsERAL or om.
mandsr-in-ohisf OF the spanish forces
In Cuba threatens a war Of extermlna.
ton against tho insurgents. The ,au.
guinAry prospect may Induce the
Cubaus ia sheer ssli.deionse to intro.
ducoa few OF thols deadly cigars into
tho inldsl Of the Spsnish s0liieTy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

SnoRTER POLITICAL campaigns are
Immensely popular with AL except the
managers Who make monty out Of tie
business, the candidstts who expect to
win, and the supporters Of tho winnisg
party. In other words those who .nos,
ucslro y shorter campaign arc those
who will have least TO DO with II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man,

Are you Bilious, ConstlpAtsd OF
troubled with JAundioe, Sick Head.
ache, BAD Taste In Msuth, Foul
Breath. Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain ia
Back and between the 5houlisrs,t hills
anu Fever, etc. II you have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver is out OF
polaoned. bsnnu.e vour IJvsr 1o.a nj
act properly. HERBINE will cure any
disorder OF the Liver, stomach or
Bowels. IL hiss no equal rs a Liver
Medicine. Price rs cents. Free trial
bottles al Y. q. M. 1. drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
the AMERICAN INDIANS.

lnulanf, Ffeht Nhflety " VpluiVh u.s.
found expression. Professor Huxley
and others assumed that America aud
Asia At one time were connected where
now tho Berln, Straits separate the
two continents, ami that the Mongo-
Hans came over that way end settled
on our western shores. II was claimed
that the Indians we're distinctly Mon :.
golian In type; that many Of their
customs - notably that OF exposing
their dead to the open air and certain
marriage ccfemonirs-were OF Mongo.
lian origin.
Agslnsi this supposition stands,
however, that the style Of ancient
architecture found In this country, as
shown In the ruins stlll extani, 10 or
tirely different from anything discov-
cred In the portions OF Asia most contig-
uous 10 America. Amid the stupcndous
fuctufcs Of the dead cities q Yura-
tan and Peru, the conviction Ia ire
ss.tibly produced In the spectator,
that here are the remains Of a civilian
ton that must be tue source Of other
civilizations upon tho earth. Henry
Rowe Sohoolcraii. after an able exam
ination Of the historical facts connect
cd with tho Aziscs, admits the con-
neciion between this ancient race AMI
those Of woslern Asia. On no other
ground can no account for the fact
that they possessed a tradition OF the
creation oi the world. o. the deluge,
and OF the confusion OF tongues. They
held strictly that there were but one
woman aud one man saved from the
food, aud that the descendants wefo
the Aziocs. Tho man oorrespo d.
with the n1tthorn HiRwaiha, Mana.
shoba, or o.ohsasic, but II one travels
to South America he lads that tho
Poruvisns believe thAi they originally
came from On Island In tbs OCEAN.
Elhnolagy As ia, ~ the AhoriginO, Of
this continent, are concerned has Just
commenced to bring order out OF
ohoAS, but = beginning has been made
WHICH, u tue CONCLUSIONS OF he ron
ge0n anu o'nes Do aeoop'e'' promises
great results.
10 tue s'uuent OF hmefloan an-
uqu'"es several distinct oNliihAuonS
present themselves anu 80 u" 'hey
have not been able 10 frame any one
toeofy tna' heooptao'J accounts 'or
'ne'' origin, OF i'' 'ne causes INST TO
su'eu IN 'ne'' oNe'un'o"' He'eA'
ZION A'one mas ah.ic'pa'eu sc'e"ce anu
suggested ih outlines 'he gtouhu on
N"'on 'no ""o VI Nno"'euso o'n w
'ounu'
hcoo'uins 70 'nis source " ih'of"h-
"0n, nan nfs' appeared on TINS oonu'
u"n'' i"' oi'''Ns''on o' 'ne p'oscni'
'o', " o"' race noui,sneu mere anu
po'n'Ps sPieau 70 o'neI ooh'Inehls'
i"neuia'o'y AFTER Tue noou hls'ofy
o'h'e" 'n 'no countries o' western
ASIA ABOUT a hunufeu years after
UnA' s'e" os'Ac'ys"', w inc ''lne OF lhe
con'a"Oh OF tao tongues = lty IoN
A'N anu A''st M 7VrN'uI Noysse
An''u III worm Ansil'a' "Aote 'hoit
u''vshuHn" hoa''h'u ''' eea'uhe''
unui 'hey were "eaAeheu ~ wars
snu ,he eonary became uesoiA'e'
he'o'e 'ae uispsrsi'n OF inc jewish
nstlon, about the 'ims the Prophet
foreman departed from '''ulalom
lNOO years Is. C.l another prominent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

II there Is anything IN the presi.
dental age limit, both Governor
Morton Of New York AMI ex.Congrssi-
man Morrison Of Illinois are out OF II.
Both are older than the olJest man
ever inAugura,ed as President was at
tho time lac took the oath.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

WAGNER, 1T Is said, ones hlssed
from stage box the rendering OF one
Of his own operas. The same example
OF courage and Independence might
ptonlably DO followed by certain local
politicians we Eot Of.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

CIT, snh.erib.rs will kindly MOTIF, , 7. Dunbar,
lctcals,prl, Of any irregulariy In the dehFerJ 81
aeu papers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

A QUESTION as TO mans veracl,y
IL frequently stimulated by the query
whether you would tell tho truth In
bl. place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

The grv. :. on sale at the principal Hotels New,
slands AMI on Ill psstonges uaiua leaving Ne eiif
AFTER y m daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

All communication, should b addressed 70
Dasssr Esvs pusLsHDs %
Tsisshona aaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
EVERETT HOUSE,
UNION SQUARE,, NEw YORK.

UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK.
FayoriIo hotel for Utah people In New York.
Under new management Thoroughly reno.
yated. Perfect sanitation and all modern i'm,
profementA. In the very heart OF the popular
shopping district, Convenient to places OF
amusement and readily accessible from ali
parts OF tue city, European plan,
MM. Al. BATES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

The nz-rAfr rvrsfsn Nsva = ruhlll nei ca I
sunday crsetiad, AZ corner south aud East Tomp'
Tfaln Eiiton at $40 p m. Regular Edition a,
Ihs Dysrrrr srn.wrtxtY Nrv, IL pubiisaed
on TUESDAY and Friday Of each week.
The Dr.rnrr wraELr In magazine torn - pub
ushed ever Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
ANOTHER
RAMBLER
DAY.

The Rambler boys made a great show.
Ing In ho Ogden races. The FIRST event
OF the day was the ton mile road rlte. Ia
which MoConahoy finished third, taking
third prize and third time prize. Then
came tho track race, Joe Beck taklu,
second In the novice. Fowler frst, Weller
second, and Thatcher third Ia the mile
scratch, class II, all "Rambler'i you will
note In the half mile elias. A, May
took second, Cortoz third. Halt mile,
class Il, Thatcher second, Fowler third.
Five mile, class II, Fowler second. In
ms race man IN n yellow suit 0si hls
head and fol. Connibenr and Weller btlag
Immediately behind him, the result va,
Aupill for these parties aud the race le'.
TO EyanA Tho Ave mile, class A, wa,
another Rambler evont, May taking dri,
Joe Beck second and McConahOy third.
Fourteen prizes In one day N glory
enOn1h for any one.
People nay laugh and people NAV cry,
And doris may howl u lnoY please,
hut HANDLERS win races wherever they %,
Hognrdl . OF how others feel.
MorSl-buy a Ramblofi Ride a win.
nor and you'll be spinner
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