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A BROOKLYN TRAGEDY.
William and Joseph Anderson Suspected
of Having Killed Their Brother.

William and Joseph Anderson Suspected
of Having Killed Their Brother.
BROOKLYN, March 25.--The Williams
burg section Of Brooklyn has added an
other TO its long list of mysterious MUIR
ders 1t was committed yesterday, the VIC
tim being James Anderson, an insurance
agent. The police have arrested Ander-
sons two brothers, William and Joseph,
on suspicion. According to the story Of
one OF them. the murdered man was on
his way home. accompanied by them,
when they became involved in dispute
with n stranger William, who was struck
by the stranger, picked up u cobblestone.
James and Joseph triedS4o hold him, but
he broke away and threw the stone mt his
assailont. The latter drew knife and
made rush at William. James tried to
stop him and was stabbed in the neck, his
windpipe being completely severed. The
unknown then ran away. The injured
man died in a few minutes.
William, when arrested, had bad
bruise on the side of his left eye, where IL
Is stated the stranger had struck him with
his fist. Neither of the brothers would
tell how tho quarrel began, but both de-
clared that the man who welded the
knife wns unknown to them. Several
people living in the vicinity where the
murder occurred were certain that four
men were engaged in the fight, and that
the stranger did the stabbing.
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nIghuaxmnn Cnntured.

BRooKLINE, Mass, March 25.-J. II. In
gram was suddenly confronted late at
night by man who held a revolver to his
head and demanded his money or his life
Ingram. after severe struggle, choked
the highwayman into ipsenslbility. A
patrolman arrested the highwayman, who
described himself as Charles Henderson,
20 years old, of Boston. From his person
were taken a sandbsg, revolver and
box OF cartridges
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Into a Pit of Fire.

DENVER, March 25. - The St. James
hotel, one of the finest in the city, was
burned Saturday night The fire broke
out in the basement. While the fire was
at It's height the floor Of tho rotunda sank
without warning, throwing several men
into the pit below. Four fremen were
killed. Loss about $50 600
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Ragged the Whole Gang.

FORT WAYNE, March 20. - For six
months burglars highwaymen and cracl s.
men have piled their work I'm this vicinity
Police surrounded the entire gang in u
house here yesterday and captured them.
One of them confessed TO 80 jobs. The
house has thousands of dollars worth Of
stolen goods in It.
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pouble Child Murder Charred.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, March 25.-Sev-
eral days ago two little boys, aged and Q,
respectively, suddenly disappeared from
their home here. Beverly Blake yester-
day swore out warrant for the arrest OF
John Ringo, colored, who is their father
Blake, who is former lover OF Ringo's
wife, claims he can prove the children
were murdered and thrown into the Ohio
Yivgr.
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NEW YORK, March 25. - Among the
passengers on the steamship HILBERT,
from Barbados, was Captain Starrett OF
the wrecked British schooner Granville,
which became waterlogged and dis
masted on Feb. g. All hands were rescued
and landed at Surlnam.
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weII.Known writer Dea5.

MANCHESTER, n. H., March 25.-Henry
II. Everett, widely-known newspaper
man. died yesterday from pneumonia. He
was native of Wilmington. n. G. He
served In the war with the Second New
Hampshiro volunteers
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Ola WIN Contest Revived.

BUTTE Mon, March 25.-The A. j.
Davis will case is to be revived here again.
The contestants this time are children of
Asa Davis, brother OF the deceased mil
lionaire, whose estate has been the cause
of much liti1ation
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Took Paris Green.

LAcoNIA, N. H., March 25. Benjamin
Munsey, retired New York merchant.
died here yesterday from the effects of
paris green, taken last Friday, with sui
cidal intent. He was dcspondent. He
was 63 years of age.
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Five Men Drowned

VICTORIA, B. c., March s5.-The tug
Velos was driven ashore on Trial island
during a gale and wrecked. Five mon
were drowned. The Velos was towing a
barge on which were 25 laborers. The
barge was driven ashore on a sandy beach.
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All hut ono BODY Recovered.

EVANSVILLE, Wy, March 25.-Search.
ing parties In the Alma mines have recov-
cred all the bodies except that Of Walter
Miller or the number killed 81 were
mem bers OF tho Mormon church.
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Down a Mine Shaft.

HALIFAX, March 20. - John Dcbeson
and Basil Oracle were instantly killed by
falling down shaft in q mine at Glsoe
Bay, G. B.
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CHICAGO, March 25.-Fire last night
nearly destroyed the Empire theater. The
loss will be about $50, 000
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Called to Boston.

SPRNGFIELD, o., March 25.-Rev. @.
II. Rischell, pastor of the Central NJ. X.
church, has accepted tbe chair of historical
theology Of the Boston university.
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AN ASSASSIN.
Efforts to Take the Life Of
Envoy Ii Hung Chang.
Il May Upset Peace 0vertures and
Prove to Be Benefit TO China.

SHIMoNosEKy. March % - AS IA Hung
Chang, the Chinese peace envoy, was re-
turning TO his lodgings in this place, yes
terday, after having attended a confer
ence with Count Ito and Viscount Mutsu,
the Japanese peace plsnipotentlaries.
young Japanese fired pistol at him. The
bullet inflicted wound in Iii Hung
Chang's face. At the time Of sending this
dispatch it is impossible to learn whether
or not the wound is serious.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
--oF THE
Berkshire Life InS. Co.,
PITTsFIELD, MASS.
YEAR ENDING DEC. 81, 1894.
RECEIVED.
Interest and Rents. a@,sls "a
Total lncome... ..................fl,II5,ST Oo
To Policy-holderss. .......S %ssl ~
All other Payments...........,... 5fo.Vi3 w
lotal. l......s...,..,..........', '.,Si,JcoS4 90
Reserve and Ali Other Liabilities. 5'Tsi's55 So
Surplus. .......................... s6s5,2e0 81
Approved: A. e. LANDERS,
Insurance Commissioner.
This statement shows the company made its
usual gains in Insurance, Income, Assets and sur
plus. Its financial condition is all that can be de-
sired and was never better.
ure law of Massachusetts,, which provides cash
surrender values.
L. a. SHERMAN, General Agent,
J. j. LUTHER, w. Il. SMITH, Special Agents.
No. 81 Vaughan Building, Custom House street,
Providence, X. l. ml6-3sat
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nLASoHE LAnOsr - DEAD.
THAT much Proved Ia tito Durrani
Trial.


sAN FRASCisCO, sept. G.-rhc tlll.
lug II testimony IN the trial % TheO'
dore DuTrant Is proceeding slowly.
During the tnTco days Ia which wit.
nessos have been on the stand all that
has been established Ia that Blanche
Lamont 10 dead aud that her body
benfs matks o. violence.
Toe prosecution Ia Inclined 10 make
speed, wasting no time IN unnecessary
queries, On the other hand, tue de.
Tense seems 70 be threading uncertain
ties sad searching for technicaiitltn.
lu tho uTOss'cIeminatlOn OF wilnvssrs
the defendant attorneys continually
throw out hshing lines, hoping 10 eaten
discrepancy Ia the testimony. They
are diligently seeking ilAwa, but US yet
have not found any that arc material.
THO police detectives are -till gather
Ing testimony to strengthen the prose.
Cutlon.
1t IL now sold that tho dciouro Will
rely largely on tne impTUbability o.
the prosecution proving 10 case Deyoui
any DOUBT.
T0uHya witnesses in the trial were
Introduced by the prosecution TO com.
pleto tue evidence that Blanche Ly-
mont was murdered.
Policeman Riehl, who accompanied
Detective GlbsOn 10 Emmanuel chufch
on Ihe uGy Blanche Lamonps body
was discovered, tesiiilol 10 the cOnli.
ton Of tue corpse anu 10 the presence
Of .lOod on tue II ,Ur near the giTps
head, on tho bgliry slaifs and ON tue
nuOr, where II mad dfiypeu rom tho
stepe. lie stated thet thick Just on the
floor " the bcllfy marked loot pTint.,
hut there was no evidence VI q struggle
there.
Tho inference being developed by
the defense 30 that the murder was
committed dOwn-siaits, but the BODY
carried To the tower.
The defense win Try 10 show that one
man could not nave borne this burden
unaided. The prosecution will Try Ia
prove That Blanche Lamont weighed
only 10 pounds ana THAT Dunnni
could have carricG her with little uiill
Guilty,
G. q. Noble, uncle OF Blanche, wa
recalled by tho district attorney
to again establish the identified.
ton u His niece, both In the onuTch
auu subsequently at the mOTgue, J,
| +. Hallcti, n InotgUe deputy, told how
! he ana the deputy had taken the booty
| from the chuTuh to the mJTgup.
Policeman y. J. CUlomHn sw0rs ihg'
u Apui liIh, when ss..rchiug IL LIN,
| nauubl church los evidence Of the
muir u, he had found two dUot-knOG-
which had been broken OIL tho beiiry
door anu sl,egwArd concealed.
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pI,I.lnn Of ,he sII,.r I.sn,.

KANSAS CITY, No., Sept. Eek
ConSTtssman Band was here today.
lie was atkcd: "in case the Demo.
cratic national convention refuses TO
adopt FREQ silver platform, what Will
DO the frtuh2"
There will he "a division between
Eastern aud Western democracy. 1t
u, II seems 10 tue, Inc vltnble nywny.
The party IL inhaTmObious. Its
former leRdefa are one way and
the party ~ the other. War isHues, the
tafiii anu other things have Kept tue
party together hereto ore, but they are
being lost sight Of. No one can toll the
outcome.
Apparently, the Republicans are
not together. they are afraid Of tue
oliver issue, end ATu doing all thoy can
70 keep II quiet. Tho only thing this
free silver democrats osn do now Ia 10
Keep organizing. IL there should be
another bond issue before loDg, II
would have a great effect. IL was the
Issue Of the last So, 100000 that sot the
people TO thinking. ho Eastern
capitalists know this, anu they Will
try ami prevent another ono u poi-
sible."
''lsn't n compromise pcsSlblc2"
"Ihcy tTIed Il In kentucky. Tnay
put up Tres silver candidate there on
"A gold standard platform. What IL
the Tcsui2 Why, they sfe ia wOtse
shape lnan they wore before the con-
vuntlon.O
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WAsluNuION, Sept. u. a telegram
received az the treasury department
lhla EltnrnuOn states that 1000, 600 IN
gold had been Withdrawn ior export
rom tho eub.tteosury al New HOhf.
slight gains, however, weso made at
lhlca2o and other points, AggTegating
NsblOOO, 30 the true amount Of the 20.
servo VI the close " business wac sos
IA6-5. The Cash balance Was Slsl .
iIlGs.
Inc treasury otllcisls msintain their
lshal relictnce on the subject, but
nero 10 no doubt that they were some.
nat diiappointed ana s.rpri1ed taat
Ne syudlcaie permitted the business
Ihy 10 close without mikinR uuy de-
'o'll. From the iipt the diiicla,a nave
confidently believed 500, 100000 was
me lowest point which tus syndicate
you'd permit tbs reserve 70 rcpCh, and
lence their inactiOn ut this tine Is not
Understood.
lhsf, IL, however, no alarm felt, RI
u u expected tho syndica.e will come
10 Tue Fescue on tho hrpt sigp Of uu.
'Asihtss on the part Of ihu public.
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Dr. Prics's BAkiug Powder IL lurlly
celebrated for H. pe,ieOt purity.


CHICAGO, Sept. IAN cdict recent
" Issued by tie Chicago Telephone
Somphny ha9 beon cOErpiouously bulle-
I!h4d at headquarters ON Washington
sute,, where 200 girls are rmyl yed,
phu bears the official signature Of the
general manager. II reads;
Operators will not bo permitted In
,potI ~ ms building at any hour Of
,ne W. or niphi IN bicycle costume, or
for home" ''''
al ehmrler peversl bicycle maidenB
"tIe bl0OmeB 10 Il barn opr.sIte NE
,e,epnoLe hsnuquRrlers, where their
nnteIs ere stored during working
noltH. Ihtae girls iounu IL more con.
hlent To walk across the atT0eL In
,'IuIefi 70 the rstlrlng.rOom OF the
s.iophoha company, where they would
'"'sf their wheel costume with a skirt
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ABOUr FuAXER.
what - Los Angeles PhysioiHB knows
Ut the supposed swIudIsT.

81 N" supposed NwiudlsT.
Los ANGELES, Cat, S,pt. I'D.
W. y. MoIuOi, well known physi.
clan Of this city, knows some chs, ter.
ofSwindlef Ftagpr's hfo thst have n Il
yet appeared In print.
lie said to lgy: "Fiaksf aiways was
threwd, mean fellow. knew HIM
when lao was young man. lie Uegau
10 practice Without dipiOmH IN TfiI.
let, Mo. This was law-lfynkinr, but
he was never arftstci iur 49,. Before
long hU turned into n druggist. HE
store wa. really su unlicensed liquor
shop. lie was arrested !Ur this N NJ,
ami his busiuoss broken az. IL. mat.
RED and moved 10 Excelsior Spfings,
a watering place seventy mile. away.
HIS vile was a good respectable girl
Two years later shr was home IN d
witt, when her clothes aud all her
little belongings untKpa cteJiy made
tnelt appeaTaucs, aud with them a
message from FfHkef, that she nee
never come tack. lie declared that
she was too Jealous, und that he war
done with her. His VIE lovoj hiu.
She wanted a reconciliation. At lss,
She gave dp anu applied Tor u dIv1rc
ahd me iinio after married hes sec.
Oud hdssan1.
"Fukcr used to get into al t1r's OF
little tctapes. lie would d. some
mean thing GuI sink 'sw in cveiy
ones estimation bur always manager
~ get back into tic towns good tgacrs
again. lie uid get n medical diploma
At last.
81 think he never married again, 90
Ito could live very comfortably. HE
father aud mother died when EU wtn e.
little uHy anu he was thought W by
Gu uuc!s, bot was thrown va mia Uw
fOsuufueg early In life ami dfiitrd by
Glow degrees from little tuiugs "
wore Oles."
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NEW YoRIS, Sept. IA special to
the Herald iS0m Buen1. Ayfes 6ays:
Further reports IRON Rio GHudS d.
Sui give stale VI serious epcouutsfs
with ths truelb Ia the town Of DJtcfry.
rhc teyIl,cts and thtiT igiynIs sacked
tue newspaper unlcte anu committed
other uuIlagrG. la man Instances
also the Tobsla refuse 10 Icy down
their afms. la aYuie Clsr., II IL said,
ihi- resistance Is cauHru by fear that
tue ouiseETius Of Governor Castillo
will take revenge upon them ~ room
~ It ~ knCwn that tuey arc helpless.
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pErNw o. uLEyE..ND.
Ih latter Certain ~ he tho Demo
cratic Nominee.

NEW IOHi, sept. 6.--Chauncey ~.
DeprW was interviewed iu London by
tue World correspondent upon PresI.
tsut CLEVELAND.
"ClsvolanI, f" said he, sis az certain
to DO tho Democratic nOminop N the
national convention II 10 meet. Whit.
Bey could not BIZ elected. Ho knows
Il ana lie Ia too shrewd man to gaCrl-
ice himself"
"WhAt about the third term id0a?D
"phat has no real influence with tue
mass Of the Democratic party. They
don't segaTi him Rs u CwiaT nor fear
Cw.arism n he IL tleC.cI. IL was
different with Grant anu jackson, an
even with Washington. Tney were
strong individual chAIaCteTs. Glove.
land ms pefsuaIed his PARTY, at least
that he 10 only the noutHplvGs OF the
best desires Of the people, with no PET
sOnal purposes or even personal am
bitiUu. Ellhcr he hes extraordinary
luck In accidentally doing the right
thing, or ne IA really good statesman.
oouiees / am not sute In which aspeC,
/ regard HIM"
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prcp Irarbor Conference.

CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-MJ1r Fellow,
OF Topeka, kaut., arrived IN Chicag
last night 10 LABOR 90 tho Interest ui tuu
Topeka, Octguor Lot. 2ud anc std. The
conference wac callsi by Governor
MOrnli, 81 KAnsal, at tie request o.
Governor CuibvTsOn Of re&A.. All Of
the states htd territories Wost U the
Mississippi have bsen invited to senI
delSga..y.
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ST. HAuI, Sept ~. J. O'LCsty &
Son, packers " tuls city, have msds
"a assignment ~ John II. BrOlsrick.
lhe liAbllluo, OF ,he hrm, whiuh Ia IN %
largest concern Of the kind IN the
northwest arc about 100000 snd It II
claimed the assets viii ABOUT llquilate
the obligations. The failure b. mo 20.
suit OF ~ stocking up In uu'iaetu wncn
hogs were we'll up IN price ANA the
great inll In ths mAtkes since that
time.
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cIEIrAUn,s pnLIrr.
Applicants Must submit 60 an ENRmI,
uRttOu of livery nusCis Ia tho nodJ,

Applicants Must submit to an ENRmI-
uation nf livery nusCis la the nodJ.
CuICAGO, sept. livery muscle IN
the UUJy VI gu applicant iuf place la
tue police or nre department viii be-
testsd hsiOre ghe appointment viii DO
made Uy the ciYil service commission.
Or. j. W. HEwiey, thu oommibslol %
examining physician, returned from
New York last evening, where lie had
gone 10 study the methods OF exgmi.
nation made by Tho physicians OF the
civil service commission u that city,
Hs found DR., a. IL. Blown, no ex.
aminiug pnysicisn, had given up ms
lie TO tho stuJy Of the WORK ana had
devised Il system Of examination
which, DR.. ngwley claims, n ~ DER.
feet that uD improvement IL possible,
Hs brought back II plan TO the cOmmit-
siuners and exhibited 90 ihem. IT WINS
adopted uuanimousiy, although Chief
Of Police BauonVcn looked UPON n
askauCe.
DE-. Brown Eiyes the result of his ~.
search % ChiCpgO with bus ons Tsstric.
ton, That h that he will he aIloWsu
To DyeTscor tue manueT In Whlcn IL II.
bp,ug applied, IN order that Tho 1a,,,i.
nation. may be kent up to the hlph
grade he intends them 10 be. By the
examination complete record uf IN,
sppncsu,s's physical condition ia
made,
DR.. Brown has divided the varlous
parts 0i tina body into secttDna IN
which he gives relative value 10 the
,ntire bluy. The appIicanta than
haye 20 stand o certain pefopnta", nj
tn,sv marks In order TO pass Inspection.
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DR.. Prict's Cream Baking Powder
makes pies that are poems.
WIN iIonr both sides.

JEFEEHslN CITY, No., Sept. O.
Tue Jefferson Guy Democratic club,
composed OF about 1000 members, hss
started our 10 heGr both sides IT tbs
money question. Alta Tsornt meeting
committee was appointed tO secure
promipunt sptshefs rIresenling the
sound money aud zee silver ideas.
Judge d. W. snucEleiord, Of Boone
vile, OIousd tho 'nlll tonight with u
free silver speech, aud lie will bs fo!-
lowed later on by eX.G0y. FrauUis,
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Los ANGELES, Cal, Sept. Lord
ShVltu DOuEinas, yuungest son Of tbs
Marquis OF Qu1gnsUerry, whore recent
marriage to Mics Loretta Mooney, u
concert hall singer Ia Bakersfield,
brought him quite prom nsnuy before
tue public, " now a resident OF thl.
city aud iuisuda 10 make u his perm q.
nsnt home. WnIe Lord Douglass uaa
teen here iOr over three ReaEH, ~
quietly has ho lived that the general
public was not aware Of his pTeionce.
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CLEvELAND, o., Sept. 6.--rhG tim
plate manufacturers Ia this city ray
that tie big advance ia the price OF
steoi has killed tho tin'plate industry,
ana that ina few m0uIhs every mil
IN tho country turning out that pro.
duct Will Ne closed.
5. W. Btitl0u. president OF the Brit
ton Tin-PlAte Workers, said today:
"lhere Is In tho neighborhood of ten
million dollars Invested In the 1871
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NEW YORK, Sept. THE Herdld'i
c9TFu.pOLdont IA bionI0yIdoU, Uura.
gusy, trlcEtaphs that tho enGfe tore.
81 cavalry Of the army OF the republic
hss been GispaiCngd TO tie ifOntier OF
RIO GsGuuo DO Sui TO repe IA inva
6Iou, Waich u l. fsrrsd h.B assn los.
geTsI by the mvmDsEs o: ,he BiRucJ
parry luoTe,
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mills ut rto,ent operated ~ thIs rouH.
tfy and from $4,000 - $1,000 men ~"
employed, Ia four nouns from now
not one VI the mile will Ue running.
Last sptlug tin plate bar was selling nj
at $3.50 per ton. At that price We
were sble to make n little money. To-
dsy tin.plato bar cannot 10 bought 10
lees than f2s PSF ton. None IL being
iiered for sale, however, ne there is no
market for itD
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snIl Against llo Nerli,,rn pnclas.

SEATTLE, wssb., Sept. THE
Northern Pacific hailfOs1 company
has been made defendant ia
an action brought IN the ru.
perlOr courL wherein tho Amor
lean Exchange National bank,
of New York, seeks 10 recover s7i,O7g,
the balsuce alleged 20 br due % =
promlssofy note gwen In 1909.
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wn,,sr.on n.tIres from PeII,Ic..

NoBLLsvmLg, Ind, sept. G.-The
Hon.honfy WatttrsUp, In au Interview
here tonight, stated that he had de.
oldsd TO entirely retire rom polite O..
Under no circumstances, 10 esd,
would he make any luther political
spcecnes, and he further u ted that IL
was his Intention to 90 10 Europe next
year TO avoid participating In the
national campaign.
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ANOTHER
RAMBLER
DAY.

Tie Rambler boys mAdc a grca. show.
.nE In ho Ogden iacUs. The fret event
90 he day WIS the ton milo yuad race, In
which McCuuahoy finished third, .nking
ihIrd ptiz1 aud third time prize. Thea
came tho track race, joe lipck taxing
second iu She novice. Fowler first, Weller
second. and Thatcher Ihifd in tho n.ile
scratch, Glass -, all "Eatnbcf' you will
note. In the half mile class a, May
look SECOND, Cort0z third. Halt mile.
cIsss H., Tnstchcr second. FOWLER third.
Five milo. lass ~, Fowler racun, In
This race 10 m,n 90 u yellow crit lost lis
head 1uu fell. tuunibaar and Wpi.ef being
immcdla'ely behind him. tho result q.
-pil tor these parties AID ,ht race lc'i
iu Evans. Tho I'VE lc. 81 NJ 4. w
another krmblcr event. May ia. NJ nrst,
Joe BccZ .scoud anl McC0nahoy n lrd.
Fourteen prizes In Oue day Is glory
uuuN. % Tot uHy orc
People NAV laugh md people may cry.
hrd d1gs NAV O.. o f tncy eco.
h.' haWH.cf ralCs h.ICyrr they e.,
lrfafdicaa ~ bow 0thors feel.
Moral Buv = HsnhlOT Hil3 u yt.
nor aud ,'u'ii be spinnor.
W. Hfu tho Only dealers ln .hu " Hs
who carry complete stock ~ sLof.ing
Goods Com" and go IL. 'airlo .u1 rec.
Browning Bros.
i5- -'aln Street. srit Lli., city.
2iUi "asnl5 ,stou Ave, Ordcu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-07

HAVE luGN >Es,rOut1 tUkA4E
traps. water closets aur yardt cleaned
~ the udoflcss sanitary Company Nuwork
thoroughly disIafsrtcu.
OFFICE u MAlN s1WEEL TEtEruONE
40 J51
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-07
MONEY TO LOAN.

, bought tNI coli. NuHtt tu l.r ID
tclsonabiO rates. Taylor bros. 80 tD. Sc o.
rUrrl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-07

I'NkLN ONE To Know THAN WE aug
- buying t"d tCIlug more nos tuH ssrnnu.
hand goods thsr 10Y 0iasr house lu tHo wet
u. Nybutr -.ta-ls-ll slate street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-07

DR.. Pi's's Baking Powder received
hignest award anu gold medal ~ the
California MlIwInipr FEit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-07
WANTED.
SALTAlR TRAINS on Pane 3

no YOU WANT YOUR srulEs w..
- paired o. stturs tlayu rompctsuf iha.
tlantct 60 uu yOug NurE second hama good
NACn iu exchange Tor work. Ivl hundred
stoves i1rahlc rurar. 80 West Second south
opposite lpstoncD