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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
>YDNOR a HJNDIEY.
Leaders I'm Furniture, III and sf3 fast
Broad street,

take PLEASURE in announcing that their
stock OF choice new designs are arrluln.
daily. Their buyer has fairly eNoeI..
himself this season. The following ..l-
uemen are with us, and Will be- pleased
10 serve their friends.
4. NJ. Foley, formerly with Preston
Belyin.
J. G: satterwhite formerly with b..
Cartwright x Son.
p. b. Pendleton. formerly with c. +.
Waiter vass. formerly with $. W. Har-
wood 4 son.
Charles Levy. formerly with J. b. Welsh
Furniture Company.
William Cox, formerly with Levy *
Harvey c. sydnor and Ro. J. willing
ham. Jr.
six and other dress goods cleaned and
dyed. Mrs \. >. Ph ~.
3lj north fifth street.
Call at Isaac Sycle & Co.'S FOR the
October Fashion Sheet OF the NeR-ldeA
Paper Patterns. Fashion Sheet tree
These patterns are sold IN every city IN
the United States. and give universal
satisfaction. The price is Zoe
Carpets and rugs secured appear new.
Mrs. y. J. PYLE.
3l5 north Fifth street.
Julius Sycle x Sons store (The Tower
will be closed next Thursday on account
OF holiday.
Knitted sacques and Bottles FOR IN
fants. also Underwear and Cloaks IN
fall weight. now here In great variety.
KAUFMAN * 60.
julius sycle K sons store Crhe Tower
will be closed next Thursday ON account
of holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15


helped good many this The p design. OF the
the beautiful Brussels
marvel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

Mrs. p. W. Cosby. Miss Minnie Bethel
Miss Mary Harris. Mrs. Il. i. Odeh,
Miss Mildred Odell. Miss +. Dawson.
Mrs. G.. D. Dawson, Mr.. G. *. Pollock
and Mrs. N. l.. Ward left for New York
yesterday by the ola Dominion Line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

All the 80 and 75c Shirt Waists now Sc
all the IS. s6. aud IS Silk Waist, now
s250.
All tho well-known Mothers Friend
Boys Waists. $40 each.
You can Judge how our entire summer
stock has been reduced by the above
prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
The Now Store to Open.

Mr.. +. A. Ezekiel will open his beau
tiful new BrOad-street store 10 the peo-
pie Of Richmond tomorrow morning. me
new store is located al 3l3 east Broad;
The stock has been eNcellently selected
By Mr.. Ezekiel himself who for 50 many
years was manager Of the reliable house
of Levy x Davis. and who is well known
10 the Richmond public. Those IN need
of Fancy Dry Goods. White Goods En-
brOideries. Linens. &c. and who want
them absolutely fresh and new would DO
well 10 visit Ezekiel's tomorrow.
Mr.. W. .. Day. long with the popular
house Of Miller 4 Rhoads. is associated
with Mr.. Ezekiel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

Carpets, rugs, &c, busted by machinery.
Mrs. \. j. PYLE.
80 north Fifth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

BLANKET We could talk Blankets
all day long. so thorough. SO complete. is
the subject. as far as our stock is con-
cerped. Every Blanket In our house was
bought with the view OF making a bar
gain out Of IT, Here's a Blanket that sur
prises everybody: Fun size California
Pure-Wool White Blanket. red, pink. and
blue border. $3.50. We will not sell them
to merchants.
s2gs is the price Of the III Household
Blanket.
BLANKETS HERE AT ANY PRICE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
A $4,000 Purchase Of Flannel Underwear

wholesale
therefore
uuava HfWO Mems Jndeshrs
wecanno,
the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

Fan STYLES Refers and Jackets for
boys and girls are now being shown at
KAUFMAN a co. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
A COMBINATION SALE!
THAT'S THE PROPER NAME!

We casting all goods reductions
and at the time introducing brand new fall goods
All the ideas in Dress Goods Coats and Capes, Carpets
and Rugs Lace Curtains and Portieres.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

Julius Sycle x Sons store Crhe Tower
will be- closed next Thursday on account
OF holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

800 Aldno Series, Clo,h-Bolni rooks,
i5c.
1000 Red-Letter Series (paper. b.. copy
Father Tabb's Poems new. Csc. each.
FLANNEL.-The famous B1llarlYalc
Flannels are on sale here. from the
cheapest 10 the fine silk warps. Red and
Gray Twllled Flannels.
j. pieces White Flannel az l2isc. yard.
our White Flannels a - and Jc.A are
the best fOr the money.
NEW DRESS GOODS. An our New
Dress Goods are here. New Plaids ana
BOucle Effects.
Amongst our new Dress Goods We wish
TO call your attention 10 a Black French
Serge, decidedly 81 quality. for 0c.
yard.
TIC. grade OF Newest Plaids FOR 70.
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

The stores OF $. Ulman's Son. $500 olst
Main and SOC cast Marshall streets. viii
be closed Thursday, the 18th instant. on
account OF holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

Julius Sycle < Sons store (The Tower
viii be closed next Thursday on account
OF holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

Commencing september 18th. the At
lantic Coast Linz announces through
Pullman car sersice from Richmond 10
Atlanta, Ga.
Train leaves Richmond 7lS T. NJ, ar
irving I'm Atlanta at Union depot al ED
4. NJ. next day.
The woH-knowr reputation OF this line
assures persons desiring 10 visit me TX
position good service and accomhloHa-
tons. Train leaves Richmond AT an
hour convenient 10 ali, and assures go 3N
nights rest with an early arrival III
Atlanta. The public Will do well 10 con-
slider trip over this new route before
puroha tickets elsewhere.
The stores OF ). unman's Son. $50 east
Main and 500 east Marshall streets VIII
be closed Thursday, the 18th instant on
account OF holiday.
SUITS cleaned, dyed. and repaired.
Mrs. A. ). PYLE.
3lJ north Fifth street.
HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills, re-
ueve constipation and assist dig estion.
&c.
CARPETS busted by machinery are Tree
from grit, moths, and impurities;
80 north Firth street.
Dresses French cleaned without rcmOv-
ing trimmings Mrs. a. j. PYLE,
3I5 north Fifth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

Ladies' and Misses Wraps in the new
fall styles are to be had at
KAUFMAN & CO.'S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

Julius Sycie x Sons store Crhe Tower
will be- closed next Thursday on account
OF holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

LACE CURTAINS We have lgrse'r .r-
creased our Bacc-Curtaln Dcnarfm u.
and are showing new and pretty styles
Nottingham. Irish Point. Brussels N.f
Iamhc LIS, and several other
Our prices are from zoe. "A pair y Nll
splendid values.
Even ia our cheapest Curtains y0l I'D
find the dainty dcsiens SO new and fi-.-
i0nable
Chenille POrtieres. TOO. at prices If
Will please you. Some az si.eS palr lt
are very wide and long.
Tapestry Portleres In the design ~
Louis Ky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

The stores OF =. unman's Son. 1870 east
Main and 5p6 east Marshall streets, VIII
b. closed Thursday, the 18th instant on
account OF holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
THOROUGHLY Renovated.
Richmond steam Dyeing, Securing ana
(Arpet Z lenning Works.

This establishment. situated at 5lo
north Firth street, and widely-knowh as
In largest and best equipped dyeing
and cleaning establishment iu the south,
has Just been thoroughly renovated from
ton TO bottom, new and improved ma
chiuery has been added, greatly iaciiilat-
Inc ana porfesting work IN all its
branches Mrs \ j. Pyle, the proprle-
tress. is wcll-knOWn. and attests her APP
recitation of the liberal patronage eN-
tended her by keeping abreast with the
latest and best improvements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

Knitted Sacques and Bottles FOR IN
fants. also Underwear and Cloaks m
fall weight, now here In great variety.
KAUFMAN * 60.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

Julius Sycle x Sons store CThe Tower
will be closed next Thursday on account
OF holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

Carpets and rugs secured appear new.
Mrs. \. B. PYLE.
3l5 north Fifth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

Julius Sycle & sons store Crhe Tower
will be closed next Thursday on account
of holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
Extra Special Reduction in Baby-CarriaSeS.

will allow
of price
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

SILK and other dress goods cleaned and
dyed. Mrs. \. ,. ~ ~.
80 north tifth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

Dresses French cleaned without rcmov-
ing trimmings. Mrs. \. j. PYLE,
80 north Fifth street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

SUITS cleaned, dyed. and repaired.
Mrs. a. ). ~ LIZ.
80 north Firth street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-10
Probate Court.

Tho following business was trant-
acted before Judge MoNally totayi
Estate OF Ellen NJ. Butler, deceased;
hearing on petition tor issuance Of
lolturs OF administration 10 .. ID.
Romney came on regularity proof OF
posting notices approved; protest by
Frank Smith against the Issuance OF
letters to Romney and petition for
letters to him-elf h4vlng been filed,
Saturday, Dec. ., 1896, ut 10 am, was
C.. for hearing; Romney's petition was
also continued TO that date.
Estate Of Ell vigil, deceased; hear.
Ing on petition for letters OF admins
tration came on regularly; proof OF
posling notices approved; James II.
MOyle sworn and examined, and order
maze appointing stephen l.. Moyle
administrator, as prayed for, on giving
q bond IN the sum VI Si,0O0and taEiug
tho required oath.
Estat, OF Michael Mod srmott, de-
ceased; hearing on petition for letters
OF Luml uls,ratIon to Michael J, Me-
DetmJtt came ON regularly; proof OF
posting notices approved; order mRdo
ppolnting Michael j. McDermott al.
ministratOT, gs prayed Tor, on giving q
bond IN the sum OF $1,000 aud taking
tbs required oath.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-10

WAsHINGroS, ID. g., Dec. i0.-Rst.
reseEtativU Barrett, Republican, Mas.
sachusetts, offered resolution ~ tho
House today ior the impeachment Of
Thomas Il. Bayard, ambassador to
Great Britain.
Soon after tho House assembled TO.
day, Representative Mccall, Rep
Mass, Oflefei resolution calling upon
the President to report whether he nhd
taken any steps 20 ascertain VI the re-
ports Of the speeches ~ Ambassador
Bayard, delivered IN England and
Scotland, were trup, anu " true, what
step, N any, had been taken TO recall
OF censuto said BaystJ.
McCteary, Dom, KY, obl cited.
z McCall's colleague, Barrett, Rep.
Mass, came forward TO question the
privilege and sending 10 the clrfk's
deck, had read a tesDluiiOn Tor tie im.
pCacumrnt Of BAyarJ. Both fesnlu.
tionr complained Of Baynfd's TCnCc-
tons on Americas protective syttCm
~ state socialism ana VI his reference
To tho United States needing "fUal
m=n" iiEe Cleveland 10 govern a
"slfong, seli.couldent anu often times
Violent people"
The Barrett resolution declared
these uttefanoeo were In manifest dit
regard TO prophecies snI calculated 10
iuiule our national reputation and
directed that tins foreign Affairs COM
mitloe examine tue ui,osaucos Of that
speech and drsft and report articles Of
Impeachment 20 the House.
Cflsp, Ga, objected 10 tho Barrett
resolution ~ not privileged. Speaker
Reud overrulod him aud Barrett made
brlei speech declaring that Baynrd
sought 10 nggtaudi1s his party al the
expense NJ his country anu citing the
scuate'a action Ia Nau Bureaus case as
lustiiying hiu resolution.
Crisp followed Barrett, defending
Bayard, and accusing the Republicans
Of simply wishing TO air their pr0icc-
tive theories and dUfyirg them 10 pass
another tnfin bill. There was sharp
oollovuy between Crisp and Dlngley,
ui Mainv, the latter declaring that
Biyari had violated his duty ia dc.
nounciug hnlf OF his oountrymen.
When Crisp pressed him hard TO know
n ho believed Baystd'u words were
impeachablr, Dingley replied Ia ms
opinion thuy we're, but the policy Of
doing 10 he (Dinglcy) doubted.
The iirtt vote ON tns Batfati resOlu-
lion come on motion by Crisp 20 refer
Il to the judiciary committee. The
motion was defeated on rising vote
VI 50 10 2O8. Tho Republican program
ia 10 eliminate tue resolution references
TO Impeachment aud tue ssnd tue
resolution 10 the committee on foreign
EnaifF.
The Barrett resolution was adopted
after striking out the words directing
the foreign atiAirr committee TO report
"by impeachment or otherwise"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-10
POLICE COURT.
Mrs. pniIen aud Her Hu,band Become
RecOnciled-lioglr aud ilalioran
VIII Plead tomorrow.

Nirhalas PaG0n wHu Rrraigued In the
police court today, charged with bat
terry upon his wife. Mrs. Paiien, tho
complainant, was placed on tho stand
by the prosecution, but her testimony
showed that they had become recon.
cllod as she took all the blame Of the
disturbances onto herself stating that
she was somewhat Intoxicated at tho
time and came Ia contact with q door,
which she offered M an excuse for the
bruises upon her faoe. Justice : NTH
WAS quite we'll satisfied thst tho
defendant was guilty, but tbs
testimony OF tbs woman did not
tend % convict aud he was discharged.
The man haa bacn arrested ON the
same charge several times before but
always happened TO square matters
with bis wife before getting Into court.
The cases against owen HOglo and
Bort HalioTan, charging them with
selling liquor on SUNDAY, Will be heard
tomorrow ut . p. m. Their bail was
fixed al s26 each.
On October 10th last Ellie DOwd
entered complaint against Jack
DOwd, charging him with battery. II
now develops That the liiiganls have
leit town, and tho case was dismissed
Oh motion VI the prosecution.
Dismiesals were ordered IN the case
OF Otto Hartman for 0bstfucting the
sidewalk, nud that against Henry Cole
for disturbing tho psuce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-10
JOHN SULLIVAN, PmILosorHY.
Ths Bx.Champion's views Of HIN
self aud Other snbiscts.


CHICAGO, Dec. i0.-EK.Champion
Johu l.. Sullivan, vino 10 Ia this city
In anticipation OF "a benont perform.
ance winch ParsOn Davies Is artang-
ing for him, while talking with group
VI newspaper mun ami irisnds, said!
"5lncs 1881 have maize $4,000, 600.
Haven't got mIon VI It now, Uut Pm
the same John l.. ami Pan on the level.
No man eau cay ever told lie.
You'll always find John l.. Sullivan
honest and on the level"
John was Induced 10 sny a word
about COrbe;t and Fitzslmmons anu no
went to the point In a hurry.
"There's two that have done more to
hurt the pride OF the game OF boxing
In this country than anything else.
Cotbett: Well, OF course no licked mo
all right, but hv licked a man that b a 4
tried 10 drink all the rum there was
flowing In tho United States, ami
even then nature went back on me"
and John pointed TO tue pair VI legs
that In pugilislio history have been
known as rather weak An compared 10
the other anatomy OF the champion.
"But Pm no, dead yet, anu II they
will put ", not TO y prairie, but IN a
room where the other one can't run
away, I'll make somebody Jump
'ni0ukh the m.nuu", ,,,-,
Johu?"
"Wrll, you want my candid opinion,
do you2 Well, think u depends on
the man who lands frat"
Mention OF the name VI Peter Rack.
son prompted Jshn TO devote some OF
Ills hdNefsi'y 10 ooIotsu hkh'eIs IN
gensrsL
mo man OF phnolple VIII nght In Q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-10

SANTA CKuz, Cal, Dec. lO.-Fred
u,fkham, Of this city, received let
l,r len days ago stating that his mother
Ia died In Battle Greek, Mich, a. the
insult Of railroad accident anu that
l6s remains would be- inferred before
he could reach Battle Creek, where be
6fssfly fe,idsd. A few days later he
"a, a,toniined Al receiving another
s,ier containing the Information tha'
N, mother was alive and would PROB.
iby recover. The letter further slaisd
IA, bis mothers apparent death had
.eeaifed when the first letter was
uhlIsn. Arrangements for her burial
Ssis then under way, but while the
iuneial services were In progress the
nlni,lef, relatives ana congregation
ssfs horfified by sound from the
onln aud were almost psraiyE-d with
iuipfise when moment later tine coi'
10 Ia was broken open anu Mrp.
IiikhAm found TO be alive. IL APP
Itlfi that she mad suffered from a con.
custom Of the brain and for two days
Vas unconscious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-10

CHICAGO, Dec. lO.-AI meeting OF
the executive committee OF the
bafbeIs' association last evening II
Was decided TO renew hostilities against
members u the bosses association who
had their shops open Sunday and also
10 serve the two hundred or more war
rants that were held In allegiance by
President Hoy anu Secretary Enghose,
pending n conference that was SEIZED.
uled between representatives. OF the
opposing associations. From this time
on the bArbers say lao effort will DO
spared to compel the barber bosses Of
the city TO obey the Cody law Rs loRg
m II Tt mains on the statute books and
mas not been declared unconstitutional
by tho supreme court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-10
Harry usywsrI Married

CHICAGO, Dec. l0-A dispatch from
Minneapolis says.
Harry Hayward who was convicted
Of tho murder OF Catherine Cling, And
who will hang tom PROV for his crime,
mas created another sensation by an.
nouucing thHt ho 10 a married man,
aud that ne has been married for two
yeafs. The announcement was made
10 his cousin, Earnest Goodsell. Harry
refused to give the name OF his wife,
but asked that she DO allowed 10 visit
him later.
place ON the centennial anniversary
Of the evacuation OF New York by the
Britisn. The stone. however began 10
show the effects OF weather last year
and was covered by wire netting
Assistant United States Treasurer
Conrad n. Jordan saw that the stone
was beginning TO ofumble and repre-
scented the fact to the Washington
authOritiOf.
The history OF the stone Ia brief.
When the old federal hall was torn
down II was placed In charge VI the
board Of ten governors, predecessors OF
the commissioners OF charities and cor
feciions. The commissioners kept the
stone nj Bellevue hospital until II was
turned over TO tho chamber OF COM
meTce committee In 1883 Tor presenta.
ton 10 the government with the
George Washington statue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-10
T0RTY.FIFTH STATE.
Ds,li,ut Cleveland viii Issue The
Proclamation
ar,uls A FEW DAYS, 1t Is SAID
.,.,,,, that Utah Is a state in the
Wv y. uuion-Isicher aud sherman
IN the Way to Washington.

CHICAGO, Dec. lO.-A dispN'on ITO"
S.binston, D. g" 'ny" 49,. ,,,
"a. lorty.aftn state Of the Union
49, aclunllty within few days
sIn Inc five Utah Commissioners
,',',,,,d to bear ihc vote for statehood
.'S the State Constitution to tbs Pte'l'
I,,rold Lstchof aud hoyt shst.
,n ar, due to arrive here.
h',oop A. President returns to the
..s and he has examined the doeu'
y. he will issue his proclamation
s,e.hng Utah a State.
ons Of the fret important steps un'
..,,h. new state movement will be
=, ,nombllng Of the State LegislH'
-. vbIen will convene early In
i,na.ry. The Legislature will elect
NO United States senators
fms foregoing dispatch ends some
ID abruptly as printed, because the
cess has ysniufed to leave oil the
.,m,. Of the two gentlemen whom
IN, Warrington wisosere has selected
=, ush's two senators. He kindly
,,n,vs. the people Of all anxiety
"a the csming Legislature Of all
,,lor in the matter, by deciding upon
vAOm the senatorial ioga shall fall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-10

MISNEApOLIs, Dec. lO.-Harry Hay
ward h tns ltlpca q lihts, His latest
invention thht he was married secretly
ia August, 1894, 10 Miss Stella Gool-
Dlan, seems thoroughly exploited 10.
day. Toe girl Is well know n here 40 a
lhvateg supeTnumerAry.
IAe doomed msn was not permitted
to SEQ the giTl, although che responded
% the summons. Her mOgher ueolarl +
the marriage tt0fy false, anu says toe
daughter has not seen Hayward silGs
tn rec years before hia arrest. She Is
but II years old now. She sent him
many flowers during his inoarcorgti IN.
Haywsrd's relatives take no stock h.
the tale,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-10
swoRN IN A. aoyEmNom
The Tirst Republican Administration
Ia kentucky.

Ia hentucLy.
FRANKF OHT, X. Y, Dec. lO.-Wil-
liam o'Connell bradley at noon today
was sworn In as governor OF Kentucky,
and the firt republican Edministts-
ton In tho history Of the common.
wealth was ushered In, There were
ten times NJ many people here by noon
~ ever before came TO witness the
Inauguration, The procession was .
lengthy one. ~ noon II reached tho
state house. Fully 10000 people were
gathered there to witness tue oeremon-
les. Mayor Julian presided. DR.. w. G..
Taylor offered prayer. Judge w. II.
Holt delivered an address OF parting
aud welcome. Then cgmo the vale
diciofy OF tho retiring governor, John
Young Brown. G0vernor-cleol Brad
ley followed with an address. He faid
in part; "rho credit and homer Of the
state and nation are Oi the iifst i'm.
portancp. The recent popular verdict
which has declared In favor OF the
use Oi both gold aud silver Us money,
but at The same time the maintenance
OF the best AMI highest standard, 10
that every dollar snail be- Of equal
value, should DO accepted and adhered
10, aud while tho public credit shgulI
be protected, We should none the lees
favor well regulated system OF pro.
lection to every branch VI the A meli.
can industry; such system ne will on.
courage the genius, noufish and IT.
crease this diNetslfied industries, main
tain ana enlarge the home market and
| protect every honest son OF toll from
the degradation Of competition with
the psuper labor OF the OLD world.
i'fogetheT with this should DO foe.
tered that reciprocity which will In
sure the free exchange OF our products
| with other nations for commodities
| which cannot be successfully grown or
manufactured In this country. The
accomplishment aud maintenance OF
these economic measures will develop
/ our resources, advance our material
prosperity and give Kentucky tue
| position she II entitled 10 occupy In the
sisteThood Of states.
Above all things, the Constitution
ana laws within It's spirlt must b0 On.
| forced.
"Mob violence, which has lie hsme
! in the breasts Of towards, should DO
prevented ut all hazards, ana II com.
mitted, should be properly snd severely
punished"
The oath was administered by Chief
Justice Pryor.
This evening Governor Bradley and
family will DO entertained at dinner
by Ex-Governor Brown, In the execu-
tive mansion. Tonight tbs inaugural
ball viii DO givon.