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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-04
ULTIMA HORA
TURRONES FIN0s,- Partioipa

AOmNVNEO EENUDH-
tantO nuestrOs favorecedOres como los
duef1os de Colmados y otros establecimien-
tOs q. expenden dulces, q. desde esta fecha
hasta ell Clia de Aho Nuevo, fabricaremos
nuestros acreditados turrones de mazapa-
nes, con frutas y sin elias, al precio de %
pesos ell quintal y de yema & 80 pesos, to-
dos en- cajitas de arroba. Tambien ad-
vortimos que los pedidos de alguna impor-
tancia deben hacerse con alguna anticipa
ci6n y que no expendemos ning1n turron
que no negue una arroba, puesto que es
el envase mas pequeho que hacemos para
la venta al por mayor.
La mayor parte de los almacenistas
de esta ciudad que expenden nuestros pro
ductos, aceptaran los pedidos de turrOnes
que les dirijan sus parroquianos, & fin de
que puedan adquirirlo los comerciantes
del interior que no est6n relacionados con
nuestra casa.-OLLVAS Y COMP. 5O-27
De la subasta de ganado vacuno t1lti-
mamente verifcada, resu1t6 que dicho ar
tfculo SO vendera en- esta Capital durante
los dfas comprendidos del 16 al 20 del CO.
rriente mes al precio de % chavos Ell kilo
q 20 los dias 81 = % del mismo mes.
L0zAS DE MARMOL para piso, de Italia,
legitimas, de % pOr %, acaban de recibir
y venden precios enteramente m6dicos,
Bolivar, Arruza y.Ca-Fortaleza 21.-3o-1o
Nos ruegan la publication de las ST.
8UAOAt06 41Aod5: - Qu0 30 liza E0bU01VO
respeoto al atropello oometido por Ell macs
tro de Ia carpinterfa y ell apuntador del ta-
Her que esta en- el Institute contra ell ope-
rario Juan Nieves IOontin1an dichos
sefiores en- el taller ?"
Para especialidad en- abanicos, perfu.
merfa y toda clase de objetos de novedad
y fantasia propias para regalos de pascuas,
quincallerfa, cristalerfa, porcelana, boto-
nes, flores, guantes, encajes, cintas BIZ
suteria en- "La Gaditana" de Ramon Gar
don, FortaleZa %.
Recortamos de un peri6dico cientff.
90: "La guerra entire Ia China ell Ja-
pom ha prOporcionado bastantes datos para
pOder juzgar de los efectos de los nuevos
fusiles de peque1o calibre. Un m6dico
americana que ha tenido OCCASION de visi-
tar los heridos que hab1a en- un hospital
cerca de Nasaki, refere que, en- I'm Official
chino herido en- una rOdilla por un pro-
yectil que habfa sido disparado Ia dis
tancia de 1000 yardas, Sc encontr6 dicha
articulation Feducida un monitor infor-
me de esquirlas oseas, entire las cuales SO
halo el proyectil con su Scamisa" 8 en-
vuelta de acero, hendida en- todas direc-
clones. Como es natural, para una lesion
tan grave no quedaba otrO medic que Ia
amputaci6n por el tercio inferior del mus
10. Este dato contribuye & lamar Ia aten-
ci6n sobre ell hecho do que mientras los
sentimientos humanitarios exigen esfor.
zarse fin dc que los efectos nocivos dc la
guerra sean los menOs posibles, resulta
que las nuevas armas portatiles de fuego
al ofact0 eNntFori0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-04

Nuestro compatriota y amigo el to-
niente de infanterfa sef1or don Fernando
Paniagua, PtH m que presta sus sorvicioa en- 81
Ei6rcito dc Cuba, ha sido agraciedo por el
(4obierno dc S. M, seQdn telagrama que
publica 81 Diario dc Ia Marina, con Ia
Cruz Roje del M6rito Militar pensionada'
LIE felicitamos sinceramente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-04

Nos ruegan la publication de las 81
guientes lineas: e Que SO ha resuelto
respecto al atropello cometido por ell macs
tro de Ia carpinterfa y ell apuntador del ta-
Her que esta en- el Institute contra ell ope-
rario Juan Nieves ! OontinGan dichos
sefores en- el taller 2"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-04

gges E.l ndrnero IA Dc la venta por acciones
verifcada por la t>forita Maria Arfas, do
I'M par 7a chinolua rt7adas, fu6 agracia
do El que pos9a la papelota pueda paear
& recogor dichas chinelas en- la Gale del
CristO nlIYnerO 3.
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Son muy solicitadoa los vinos Lmtstto
v SoIera oZorosa de la casa de los sefiores
francisco Pacheco y Compaf1a de Jerez
do la FroEt>ra Asegdrase que son extra
excelontes puros, Sc venden on 81 al
nnac6n de los a0fEores BalasQuldo y Comp.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-04

LOzAS DE MARMOL para piso, de Italia,
legitimas, de % por %, acaban de recibir
y venden & precios enteramente m6dicos,
Bolivar, Arruza y. .CA-FortaleZa 21.-5O-10
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nrRHCMTn CORONA Aegitimo.-Pin-
UEVlcW tura blanca inglesa vende
Ludwig Duplace, Totu&n II, San Juan
Puerto Rico. 6-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-04

En- 81 vapor "Catal;na " SO ha embar,
barcado hoy CON destino & Ponce, Ia Com
paf1fa infantil do zarzuela espafola que
tantos triunfos recoji6 en- nuestro Coli
SEQ. Deseamosle buen viaje buen 6xito
en- la progresista ciudad del Sur
4 bordo del vapor Montevideo" van
de pasc para Cuba, los generates de briga-
da don jose Toral y Velazduez y don Nj
colas del Rey.
Jab6n de hiel de vaca, en- ''El Capricho".
Jab6n dc alnendra, en- "El Capricho".
Jab6n turco n............" ."El Capricho".
Jab6n de nanzauo, en..... "El Capricho".
Jab6n de SaudaIo, EN-, EEl Capricho".
Jab6n de yeZna de huevo en- ''El CGpricho".
Jab6n do Castillo, en-. {. >. "El CaDricho",
Esta mafana Sali8ron de eeta Capital
las expediciones dc corroos del O3ete
de los 6ltinos tres diaa, deteuidasa d oausa
de ls lIuvia. Iran por ferrocarril hasta
Cambalache (Arecibo) y de, alh en- wago-
netas hasta Camuy.
Hoy 90 ha enbaroado para la Penin.
spla en el VapoR "Alfopa0 XII" Ia Heaoza
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LOTERIA NACIONkL g 11 ar38o 8ss9is q g

Sc Vendo pOr POGO dInerO en-
mexicanos en- case de los sef1ores 8. Melon
p Compaffia San Justo 10. D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-04

Pagaeorog llegadog por el vapor espa'
fol "Alfonso KIP de la Habana: Fernan-
do Estrada, Carlos Rodriguez y Sra, No
dssto Vazquoz. Francisco saenz, Piler So
gri, Mercedes Cancio, Antonio Manrique,
5 nigno Ptroz. Antonio Lugo, Manuel
Mendcz, Juan Hernandez, Jose Miramon-
tes, B8nito Yllotre. Segundo Rodriguez,
B. nito Gonzalez, Mateo Porez, Narciso
Cuello, Tomas Farifa, Domingo Lopez
Luis Romero Juan Acosta y ciento trein-
ta seis do transito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-04

Por exceso de material no hemos pu
blicado interesantfsimas noticias recibidaI
hoy de Cuba. Empezaremos 4 publican
las mafana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-04

seamosle que lleven hasta Cuba un viaje
feliz como 10 han tenido hasta esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-04
RILLETEs DELAEXTRAORDITARIA
OJO QUE IRTEREsA. En ell e.

5abecimento de los seores Padr6, Lopez C FEaleGA 8
eta M oHonas nsr nsvS ciseas medias %
umerfa, realizan precios baratsnos TaInbien
establecento los polvos econoEcos para
pedr la rotura tubos inflammation de- petroeo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-04

De la subasta de ganado vacuno tlti-
mamente verifcada, result6 que dicho ar
ticulo SO vendera en- esta Capital durante
los dfas comprendidos del 16 al 20 del CO.
rriente mes al precio de 26 chavos ell kilo
y 20 los dias 81 y 30 del mismo mes.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-07-26
OF INTEREST TO LADIES.

We offer no apology In placing he
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the start off. At the word Ego" each
man endeavors to force his opponent to
lose his balance so as to be obliged to
move one of his feet. This constitutes
throw.
A good throw, if Quickly done, is to
push your opponents hand against his
side, and then push hard and quick and
make him lift or slide his forward foot
To do this well it is necessary TO stoop
little. Another way is to turn about
quickly toward your left side, if using
your right, raise your opponents hand
30 that it is over your right shoulder;
then lean forward and pull hard, This
can be used by short man better than
by one Of larger size.
The second cut shows very ordinary
throw. The opponents arm is faced
backward and drawn out to the side di-
rectly away from him, so as to make
him lose his balance. Still another
throw can he made by pulling back
ward and to one side, so that your hand
comes directly in front of the body;
then push il away outwardly.
The best position to take is the one
shown in the first cut. The forward
foot is placed against that of your an
tagonist and the rear foot about thirty
inches removed from and at right an
giles to the forward foot. Both knees
should be bent.
The rules Of hand wrestling are as
follows: The man moving his foot or
I touching his hand or any part of his
body to the floor, SO as to get better
base, is thrown. Turning on one toe,
SO as to reach further, is allowed. Nov
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NUMBER TWO.

ing either foot sideways or allowing
either to drag is throw. In all eases
the throw must be nade with the hand.
Pushing with head elbow, shoulder or
side is strictly forbidden. The beauty
of the sport is that it requires no CON
veniences. It can be enjoyed with an
ordinary street dress on, and a mat II
not required,
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First Pullman Porter-Golly, chile,
but had a time las night.
Second Pullman Porter-What's de
match?
Thought los a shoe. Looked TO- it
high and low, den CUB it up an waited
for the passenger ter kick"
"An' did hep"
"Huhl Reckon he didn't Come out
after while, stumpin' roun' wild one leg"
Chicago News Record.
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DON'T STOP TOBACCO.
to Cure Yourself While Using II

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3 tobacco habit grows on q man unl
. nervous system Is seriously affect.
npairin E health, comfort and hap
-. To quit suddenly is too severe
K to the system, as tobacco, to an
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his system continually Graves. Ba-
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eceipt OF price. SEND SIX TWO CENT
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friendly Advice.

nostetter McGinuis went to Harlem
doctor for advice.
"What is the matter with you?"
81 am as hungry as wolf and work
like horse but ! can't sleep"
81 guess You had better see q veter-
mary surgeon, said the doctor, sarcas-
tically.
"What do I want to see him for? I
am no veteran. "-Texas Siftings.
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HAND WRESTLING.
A Skillful Exercise That Is Not ct
All Dangerous
The Sport and Its Rules Explained In
Detail--Two Pictures Illustrating
Some of the Positions to
be Assumed.

With those persons who do not care
TO try the more intricate forms of wrest
ling hand wrestling has always been a
favorite. 1t affords, says the New York
Sun, an excellent opportunity fol-
healthy exercise and is not dangerous.
The first cut shows the position to be
taken by the wrestlers preparatory to
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where 1t Wont.

Mrs. Kerstyle-I gave you more mate
rial to make this dress than / ever used
in garment before, and the skirt is
hardly full enough to fit churn How
does this happen?
Dressmaker (shrugging her Shout
ders)-Madame inseested on having re
sleeves in re height of re fashong.-
Chicago Tribune.
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He latter the introductionl-I don't
suppose you remember me, but think
we used TO be in the same Sunday
school class together.
She-I don't think so. When was a
little girl in Sunday school, was al
ways in girls class.
He-But this was when you were .
teaeher.-Truth.
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FORE SALE.

;teen acres Of farm lands In the
ish Fork new survey for cash. hay,
y or merchan disc. Enquire of. S.
z Jr., PaysoI 1, Utah.
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Loo al Lightning.

rlbe for the Herald.
mber the HERALD does all KINDS
, York on ehort notice.
ECO Of oil kinds aid fruits taken
oscriptlon. Patronizs Your h0me
nd thus help your town.
"a want bicycle call a : This office
will give you liberal terms and
ices.
''u want q sewing m aehine at q
cure call on the management at
flee and receive quota tions. y
/ .LINERY-Now is your time for
g ns. We have full line of trim
ia at the lowest price ever offered.
4 IRIS, MARSH.
II TRlENNIEL CONC LAVE knights
ar, Boston, Mass, A nguat 26 to 30,
west arst class lii nitsd fare for
trip. Selling dates August II to
el1siye; limit return ling September
%,
S9W is the chance" verybOdy pater
home industry; we have a new
squilter. bring uIi your material
naking quilts and We will quilt
for so and rs cent each. according
le OF quilting. Ga IL at Malcolm s.
les, and see our samples. Leave
g for quilting. Respectfully. Mrs.
% More, & Miss , Miner.
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"Howdy do?" cried the sidewalk to
the weathcr-vaae on the church steeple.
How are You feeling This morningp"
WAY Up" replied the weather-vane.
.-Harper's Young p.nple.
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Little Dot--Mamma says tn cat is full
of Electricity.
Little Dick--of course. Put your ear
down on 'er an you can hear the troll.
sey,-vGood News, a.-G
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BANK STATEMENT.
BANK OF SPANISH FORK,
Spanish Fork, Utah.

Report 20 tho Bank Examiner OF the
condition of the Bank OF S0n ish Fork al
close of business June 20. 1895.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts 3,45H5i
Furniture and Fixtures 1,72G14
Expenses 812eO
Cash in National Banks 10,2lS23
Cash on hand i,a00H
as,i7io5
LIABILITIES
Capital Sg6,00OO0
Undivided Profits 9,O92 10
Certificates OF Deposits b,O5225
Demand Deposits l3O56.70
s46,l7. O5
1, Geo. o. Gilbert, cashier OF the Bank Of
Spanish Fork, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief. GEO. o. GILBERT, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me thiE 1lth
day OF July, 1895
(@- SAMUEL CoRNABY,
SEAL Notary Public
~ My Commission expires April 10 1884
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Iorth Bound
h Bound

aims south Of Juab run daily except unday
trough Pullman Palace Sleepers to Chicago
hout change. Improved Tour st Shoppers.
reclining chair cars. Elegant day Goa ches.
le only lire operating Dining car service.
III SHORTEST AND FASTEST LINE TO ALL
ITS EAST
> z: BURLEY, Gen, Agent Passenger d ept,
Ticket ONCE, 2ol Main ST., Salt Lake CITY.
", r.. LAWSON, Agent, Spanish Fork.
S. II. II. CLARK.
OLIVER w MINK
r.. ELLERY ANDERSON,
JOHN w. DoANE,
FREDERICK II. CoNDERT,
Receivers
l.. LOAAX. Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent,
!. DICKINSON, Gen Mgr Omaha, Nebraska
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ZoLA is dramatizing La Bette HUI
maine"
Mrs HUMPHREY WARD, trustworthy
London source says, has already re-
ceived eighteen thousand pounds from
the sale of her latest work, David
Grieve,"
TIE last lineal descendant of Daniel
Defoe, the author of Robinson Crusoe, :"
lives at Bishops Stortford and is in re-
ceipt Of outdoor relief from the Chelms-
ford union,
WHEN Lord Tennyson is asked to read
he almost Invariably selects the "Ode
on the Death Of the Duke Of Yelling
ton" and after that Maud" He has
become a great novel reader,
A DRITGsH consul in China, DIR. James
Scott, who has written the first Corean
gramnar, declares that the Corean
language is even more difficult than the
Chinese. He estimates its age at four
thousand years.
Convenient Dust-Daths,
The best dust-bath is a place on the
ground that has been spaded, and the
stones and gravel sifted out. After
each rain (Which solidifes them the
busting places should be spaded again,
so as TO keep them fine, dry and loose.
The hens will take advantage Their
and enjoy them very much.
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GENERAL I"gc0mATIoN'

A CHICKEN ran T.. inFham bay,
Puget sound, 10000 fowls 1t is
SIS %. C,4l fe- li'hc world,
. t-..i, it IS eoi,. taere Gcc apple
u raw;ne frr inches in height,
IS. ,h-ar fra. 1reely about the size
Of cmrants. .r-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-02
English Papers Talk.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The News com.
meuting on the British govern.
ment's ultimatum to China, says
"The government doubtless has
good reasons for the ultimatum
and it will not have cause to COM
plain OF want Of support from
the country"
The Standard says: "Lord Sal
isbury has been patient enough,
The moment for action has ar
rived. The British demands must
be enforced; IL necessary by the
presence Of a fleet in the YaDg-Tse-
Kiang, if not by the occupation OF
Nankin."
The Standard predicts a revolu-
tion in China and the overthrow OF
the Manchu dynasty, il the govern
meut at Pekin is rash enough to
defy the western powers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-02
A Clash Narrowly Avsrted.

NEW YORK, Oct. ga special
cablegram to the Herald from Pan
anna, Colombia, says:
"There was imminent danger OF
a clash between French and Ger
man residents in Bogota, the Her
AIDS correspondent there tele.
graphs, owing to the celebration oy
the latter Of the victory OF Sedan,
The principal feature Of the day
was German procession. The
French in Bogota organized and
armed themselves, and prepared to
fire upon the Germans as they
passed a certain point. The police
were informed in time to prevent
bloodshed, and the Germans
marched safely through the city
under a strong Q, cort."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-02
Reunion of Legislature.

BURLINGTON, VT, Oct. "A
legislative reunion is to be held
here today at 10 o'clock. A process
sion of all members and ex-mem-
bers of the legislature headed by
the Montpelier band, will march
to the Golden Fleece, where an adj
dress of welcome will be delivered
by the Mayor of Montpelier, Hon.
George w. Wing, responded to by
the president of the association,
Ex-Governor w. P. Dillingham;,
and followed by informal speeches,
Northumberland u. NJ. Man,
sur presiding. In the afternoon
at CLOCK the Senate will meet in
representative hall at the State
House. In the evening at o'clock
a reception will be given by Gov
ernOr Woodbury. and all living
eX-governors in the State House
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-02
A Confessed oh,Id Murderer.

DECATUR, Ills, Oct. 2.-Chas. n
Smith, who killed his child, Louise,
and sister-in.law, Edna Buehre,
was arraigned in court today,
charged with murder. He pleaded
guilty as to the charge as to the
child, but not guilty as to the sis.
ter-in-law. Judge Vail said: 81
wish to hear the evidence in this
case, and inform myself as to the
history Of this man." 1t was then
arranged that evidence would be
heard next Monday. The belief is
that the judge will pass sentence
OF death Monday, only nine days
after the murder.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-02
NO HOPE YET.
POPULIsTs HOLD THE CASTING
VOTE.
The Emergency Clause May Pass
the Texas Legislature-Cul-
berson Says It Will.

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 2.-[Speciall-
The situation anent the prize fight
question at noon is intensely excit-
ing, with both sides claiming
victory. The Senate will probably
vote on the bill this afternoon, and
no fight is being made, as it is gen.
orally conceded that the emergen-
cy clause will pass that body with
votes to spare.
There are now 1l6 mem bers in
the house, and of that number the
friends of the administration and
the emergency clause claim that
they can command ninety votes,
which is four more than the need.
The Populists had another eau
Gus Just before noon today, and it
is understood that the more con-
sentative members of the caucus
carried their point, and the large
majority, II not all, OF the twenty
Populist votes, will 60 for the
emergency clause. Ii this Ia done,
1t will change the tide in favor Of
the emergency clause. The Popu-
lists were against the emergency
clause, at ten o'clock this morning,
almost to a man, but executive
pressure has been brought to bear
and it is believed they will vote for
the emergency clause now.
The leaders of the Dallas crowd
still claim a victory, but they do
not speak with that assurance that
| marked their expressions up to ten
o'clock this morning. The Popu-
lists vote Is the hinge to the situa-
ton, and it is simply a question
now as to which side can hold that
crowd until the final vote comes.
The fifteen Democrats who are
| opposed to the emergency clause
are standing pat, but they will
have to get sixteen Populists' votes
before they can hope to beat the
emergency clause. Governor Cul.
berson and speaker Smith both
say at noon that there is no ques-
ton but what the emergency clause
will pass.
AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 2.-(SpeciaD-
The Senate committee on the prize
| fight question met this morning at
8 o'clock to hear arguments from
the Dallas attorneys on the prize
fight question. The House COM
mittee also heard a lengthy argu.
ment from the attorneys. The Sem
ate committee at noon, after a
lengthy discussion, decided to re.
port favorably without amend
ments Senator Lewis bill, which is
recognized as the administration
bill. This bill defines prize fight
ing as felony and provides a pen
atty OF from two to five years in the
penitentiary. The House commit
tee is still wrangling and has come
to no definite conclusion up to II
o'clock. The Senate will take &C.
ton on the bill this afternoon.
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Bay State Democrats.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 2.-The
Democratic state convention meets
here today, three days before the
Republicans meet in Boston. Jo-
siah Quincy will be chairman Of
the convention. The committee on
resolutions consists of John w.
Coughlin, ex-mayor of Fall River ;
John E. Russell, OF Leicester; ex.
Mayor Matthews, Of Boston; Con-
gresham John E. Fitzgerald, of
Boston; Phineas Pierce, Of Boston !;
Charles A. Conant, OF Winchester,
nominee for Congress last fall, and
ex-Representative Philip j. Farley,
of Lowell. The current expectation
is that George Fred. Williams will
be the nominee for governor.