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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-22
SPORTING NOTES.
Where Our Sportsmen Went and What
They Killed

Where Our Sportsmen Went and What
They Killed
E. P. Tschirhart, r.. Lambert
and Tom Sanders returned Wed.
nesday from three days hunt on
the Helotes. The party bagged 100
quail, which they distributed
among their friends.
The following sportsmen from
San Antonio were duck hunting at
Mitchell's lake the past week: J.
l.. Starr Hunt, Charles and George
Chabot, Charles Hummel, A,
Giesecke, Hardin w. Adams, DIR.
Rice, T. HI. Micklejohn, H. o.
Skinner o. q. Guessaz, John
Roessle, R. F. Blair. The weather
being warm the hunters found
ducks scarce, but since the norther
last Friday they are reported more
plentiful.
DR.. G. w. Phillips, A. Ohnesorge
and Harry Dobbin are said to have
had quite rough trip Of it last
Saturday and Sunday. Their des.
tination was Mitchel's lake, but
they broke down en- route and 1t is
reported that the party "hoofed
1t" to town.
The called meeting for the pur.
pose of holding a bench show in
connection with the poultry exhib-
it, having such a light attendance
last Tuesday, 1t is the intention of
the directors of the San Antonio
Poultry Breeders Association to
allot space to all those wishing to
enter their dogs for exhibition pur-
poses. There will be no prizes, but
the hope OF stimulating a bench
show of large proportions for next
year will be their sole object, and
it Is to be hoped that the people
owning dogs OF good breeding will
enter them.
Messrs. r. L. Ballinger, Geo. A.
Chabot, A. G. Psncoast, G. A.
Showers and s. Veith left for the
coast on the Sap yesterday to shoot
ducks on Copano bay. They will
return Monday.
Mr.. B. A. Buoy, a prominent
sportsman and one of the proprie-
tors Of the Pontatoc Pointer ken.
nels Of Chesterville, Miss, is in
the city with his family, living at
l04 River avenue. Mr.. Buoy is
prospecting with a view of estab.
lishing near this city breeding
and training kennel for thorough.
bred pointers.
Chas. France and G. A. Showers
were out west of town after quail
last Sunday and succeeded in bag
ging number.
Capt. f. bosch has a fine large
photo Of himself and the large
buck he recently killed on the
King ranch.
A word of advice to those who
wish to exhibit their dogs during
the coming poultry and bench
show, regarding the getting into
condition OF their canine pets
would not come amiss at the pres
emit time. Wash your dogs with
warm water and CASTLE soap twice
a week, thoroughly drying them
after a bath, and then give them
plenty of exercise. Groom them
daily with. stiff fibre brush and
cloth. For a healthy skin and
smooth coat give them twice week.
ly q teaspoon of flour Of sulphur In
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TR1 ME-TEL. Alb,
T. w. McALLISTER,
Fire and
TORNADO INSURANCE.

The San Antonio Deutsche
Maennerchor anniversary will be
celebrated in Mission garden to.
night.
Roofing felt, pitch and as
phalt at Henry Pauly's. Tel. 80.
11-6 I'm
MIR. Albert Stoves, who has re-
turned from a weeks visit to Mex
leo, is enthusiastic over the expert
lssso throwing he witnessed while
in the silver Republic.
Organ for sale, cheap; apply to
Miss Alma Graham, 10 Lavaca st.
10 20 I'm
Mr.. Charley Muth will cele-
brate his 22d birthday anniversary
tomorrow night at Muth's garden
with party Of friends.
FINEST RYE WHISKY, Daugh-
erty, Mt. Vernon, and Old G. and B. at
the Crystal saloon. $50 tt.
TURF EXCHANGE, 2Os Alamo
Plaza. Commissions executed on all
racing events.
2-10-tf LYNN 4 WALL.
-Messrs. Albert and Ed. Stoves
have returned from Mexico.
Dublin Stout, Bass Ale, on
draught, 8 cents. Rigby's, Soledad
street. III I'm
Judge G. w. STANDARD left yes
terday for his home in Kinney
county.
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The old lady was right when she
said, the child might die il they waited
for a doctor. She saved the little
ones life with few doses of One Min
ute Cough Cure. f. Reuss, City Drug
store. los E. Commerce street.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

Is hereby given that l, the undersigned,
have been duly appointed by the Probate
court Of Bexar county, Texas, admins
traitor. with will annexed, of tie estate OF
Otto Kramer, deceased, and have duly
claims against said estate are hereby
notified 10 present same, as required by
aw. My address is San Antonio, Texas.
R. E. KEHoE.
october 26th. 1896 10 % got
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Turner Exhibition,

The program for the fifth annual
exhibition of the San Antonio Turn
Verein, next Saturday night, is as
follows:
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their food. The above directions
followed, and giving them good
bed OF dry hay or straw in a warm
place will put them in fair condi-
ton for the short time still remain
ing before the show.
Messrs. Fred. Stone and Dave
Harmon got five or six fine ducks
Friday morning before breakfast.
All kinds of commercial job print
Ing on short notice at the Daily
Light Job Printing Department.
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Rich county Democrats.

RAsDoIPh, Utah, Sept 20. is5J.-
The Democratic county convention
feeonvensi al LiktIown, Monday,
sept. IS, 1896, al 3. In. Gnd nominn.
ted county Officers Gs follows
For county elsrk-williAm Rex,
Rsndolph.
For county fseofdef--Mary Shelby.
Laketown.
For shenfi-C. Ksafl. Lakslown.
For treAsuIef-A. Mcklnnon, Ran.
dolph.
ruff.
For survsyOr-J. IL. Neville, wc'd.
run.
For commissiopeis-Jno. Kennedy,
Randolph, Jos. Weston, Lakeiown,
william Lee, wOodmn.
Ine county central committee was
authorized 10 nominate tho county as.
SCISSOR. II II expected tho silver Re.
publoans efihe county will name n
man, M they have usked TO be thus
acknowledge, and u TIE party named
- acceptable 10 ibe Democrats he viii
be placed on the Dsaocfatio ticket.
The procssdlbgs were acrimonious
Throughout. JSo. H. WALLia,
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GREAT FLOOD IN GRAND.

Moan Gnud County, Utah,
60, Sept 70, 1920.


80 Sept %, 1926.
The Bibls tells Of strange things 10
come 70 an Ia The last days. 50 We
are force 10 believe these mus, 10
the days spoken ii, a. there have been
suob 'irsngs thlngs taking place here
tor the Iasl lev dAys. 4, commented
to s.sfm 90 Monday and eonlinusd 10
DO - the most Of The timo untu Wed.
n,sisy cssnlal; and tueh a iisod was
a sigh'i Toe eieths which run through
our valley hseame torrents. MN creek,
which ia ~ through town. I'D great
deal OF damsgs. AZ DaftoWI the
bridge wAs IaSsa away. Ihs stream
started 10 cut IL iowafds Dauow .
heufe, snu the banks being sandy,
gave way readily 10 the angry
streamas u came tearing by. There
aoop wa hfgs number Of
people thstc Watching the sisht. There
were twelve eovi, a calf ana n hog
went by, and ptmpkins aud ,quaihes,
showing that's one was losing prod.
ucs.
Dsuow soon became alarmed for the
safely VI his house, ~ he commenced
" cut poplar tees and tie ropes ~
them, aud ihfoN them on the bank 10
bfehk the f0ioe o. The water; but tue
nfsl lot broke lgo,t. Thun tbufo could
10 focn mtn goiBg VI iull speed ON
horseback Ia qatt, Of the cables (fopesl
Of which there !. q large numusf Ia
use nsfe iof stacking hay. They soon
returned snd BY thy pfompineas Of the
people whB bad gfihofsd 10 zee tho
sights they icon had enough lften
insleutd ADJ tbtsSn over the bank TO
stop the water lf0m washing away tho
Ia use.
IN. Grant river raised eleven feet
aud oveffovei H. banks. a man by
the name oi B'aDdstu had 10 leave bis
house on hoIIs, ihiough itur feet OF
water, aud eaffy ais fsmliy, which
consisted Of wife AZ daughter At home,
TO higher ground.
AhNt tANA WV W JUL
springs Are washed out 70 they are
almost imt a.sabls. The road super.
visor vii siafl out TAfsle. each way L.
repair fpaaf 10 The mgTniDR.
We nsvsI have had such Hoods
ninsn tn1pihsabsg ten sri.!ed. /.
The Gstfiel esift opened here TUES.
day sitefaoDh. fnl on the docket
was %. W. Nlihsf, Tor taking water.
fhe case WAS dismissed by the State.
La the case u the slsio vs. Amasa Lar.
sep, Tor tAking water, the verdict was
MT suilty. Ia tao State VI Cfousr,
Tor distufbiIg the peace, verdict VI not
guilty, Stale 70 John Iuskef, foi strHl.
ing a piicnfuit, not guilty. ihal ends
tho criminal ealenlaL On the oivil
calendar arc The estcs VI Vance W
Vance, and v. W. Warner VA Moab
ltngating company.
o. W. WARsEn.
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Woes Of a Reporter.

.. Pooatello dispatch Of September
20 to the Boise. Idaho, Statesman, ssy,.
Connor MaloIt, reporter for the Grip.
plo Greek, Colo, Times, who has been
travelling inoognlto In tue intefsit of
his paper, arrived in the ely yesterday
morning i0otHtOfo aud weary anu
minus u valuable ovsTnoat, gold
watch ana chain and $50. lie found
Tom Otmspy, the railroad officer, aud
t0ld him his story, after being assGfoI
that there were no reporters within
hearing. IL seems that Malolt and two
tual ltamps were elected from box
car NJ McCammon and concluded 10
walk 10 Pocatell0. When they arrived
nj inkOm the two men, J i'm Clancy sui
Fred kissteT, ooolly TOLD MAlotI they
wanted his yaiuables, which they took
anu proceeded on tnvir way with Malotg
Ia the roar, alone IN tue dafkptss.
When be arrived hero no went 10 =
restaurant and there saw bis two ~.
sailants eating hearty supper Fhey
ltoks anu Iau with MAloII in the rear
yelling Tor the police, but without
avail. They escaped and Maloll Is
here waiting for funds 10 lake him
u0ue, Ills iAther n. VI. Msloti, 10
PRESIDENT Of the First National bank At
Abillne, kir. Mr. Malolt has = vast
uusl Of usta Tor his payer, but he Will
give glowing description VI his eS'
perienoo IA Idaho and bis midnight
walk iEsm MoCammOn 10 POca1vllo.
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CHICAGO, Oct. l.-rhs wheat nit
,odAJ was again tho scene OF wild tx.
oilomeDt marked by tho advance Ia
December n this point abiut tho final
figures yesieruay. The advance was
not all held, Tor tho big traders whose
persistence IN holding on their lines
hae been partially instrumental 10 the
recent rise took advantage VI tho ca
allied price 10 earn u dollar by dumping
s'mr OF theif holdings. The nggiegalo
iny's business was enormous. Thl
retson for the bulge can 10 told IA
Two woidi- 0roign news. 10 was
not higher prices quoted ia Liver.
pool ami on tho continent but repOfts Of
wheat engagements Tor shipment 10
Iudla lfom Liverpool, hitherto uu.
heard Of ifantaetlons. Reports o. aim.
liar engage ments nom ban Francisco
lent force u tho statement that the
Indian crop was n failure. Enormous
foreign business was done In corn and
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THE STRIKE TO CONTINUE.
.L.ttSlli s;bas -Rslase Sfbail.loB
al Present
niaa Operators win IiiI ,b. ys-z.i
riaes Win Outsider. n.
Rapidly ~ Possible.

LEADvnLE, Colo, Oct. Livery
possibility Of ending thu strike by At.
blIrAtion or other amicabls means has
di,nppsared, Tor tbs tim. being ai least,
the Cloud city minen' union having
voted In regular meeting last night
to continue indufi uitvly tue fight iof
uniform wages VI three dollars day
lor all tue men Ia all the nlnes. Two
hundred members Of tho union have
withdraw snd will seek work. The
mine operators will M the places Of
the htfikots with outsiders az rapidly
~ possible, anu the state militia prot.
ably will be kept here a long time.
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Nieela Tesla obtains Eaten, ON Nsu
invention.


tn,eoti"n.
NEW YoRs, srpi. l.--Nieola Tesla
haa sApiainsd the p,ineipei Of the
electrical oscillAtof iUr which no has
Iust obtained patent. Hs has been
WORKING un the iICa iof tea years.
"Ino otjoet oi my uscillalof," sAid
MI Teslb, SIS 10 provide u simplo,
compact ana effective appafAtus Iof
producing greater tffsols with existing
circuits carrying direct currents,
Pfactlcal electricity IL too sxpenslyc.
IL must DO cheaponod 20 the multitude
may nave the advantage VI II. Thai is
all 1 am aiming at.
'My new Invention 10 simply THU:
"ln any givon circuit 1 inIerp0s. a
device IN the nature of q choking coil
IN order 10 give tho circuit q high spli
induct. | Aiso ptovido a circuit COZ.
tsoiief that may DO operated 10 make
qua hfcak inu o.tcuii. Arrunu The
IUint ~ .nternipuHn plsco : csn-
denssr to store tho energy Of tho die.
charge current anu Ia srri.s wits such
condenser 1 place transformer which
becomes the source Of currents Of high
frequency.
"Inasmuoh 40 tho self Induction Of
tue circuit tutuugh which tue oou.
densef discharges, NJ well M the ca.
iaoiiy of tao cJnaonstr Itself may no
given pfacsically any desiicd value, the
frequency VI the dischAfIe current may
To 20 used at will.n
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lie Got The Quarter.

ITO had deposited his ticket In The
box ON the dow town station oi The
Sixth avenue ~ road N Fiilieth
street and was counting bis change In
u seAtoh for plugged dimes aud nlekels.
A quarter fell fiom his hands and
rolled along tue platform until It
lodged under the ni'el steps which
form tho edge Of the platform. There
u lay In plain view, huI a. unobIsin'
able as the golden GppIss Of hospcr.
rage.
III DOM care about the blame coin,"
no walled. "I,ye got ieni TO burn, but
u lust makes me MAD to see that quar-
70. mere, ana l cAlF Get H."
o'mne q dime, nii'gr," talu a
IN sssenRor boy, "aud cents Tor e&'
psnses, and III get yef nun"
me mao Regarded the boy Tor mo
mehl snu said, go ahun ~
no Returned ia a ieE minutes with
~. io,m working conyulslVsly' In bis
nsnl ne had piece " tcan1ling' The
etowd watched him euriou'ly. From
", III lulh the boy took well mastl'
vs,su wad Of chewing gum he stuck
thls on Tue end " the scanulng, auu,
sn.ustng thet stick through the narrow
spaes. pressed the .sh and sIloSy gum
n.mIy on the losI coin. Then no deity
y, u's ~, !. OUT anu pfssen'ui the money
"ho,p tho whole oulnt,' said 'be
.nan; boy, you'frA peach. We 1--we
suu iehth," anu he toiFdrd q lfeiu, NJ
se wIeAthsd 10 smiles. Tue leo. OF
Nc 10y was sia ilsfly jecofaIoi,-Nsw
i0tk AiaiI anu E1piess.
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A nan ~nECH.
r..S grsiEht rrai.- CoiIids ON ths
tsiiinssrs aud ohio.

'shN.s"te hhu VINO.
PiTIsnuRu, Ont. l.-Two freight
trains cOlliuod last night al Phifson,
on the Baltimore anu Ohio railroad,
l2i miles east Of Plttsburg, making QUO
of tho worst WRECKS In the history OF
the road. One msn 10 dead hnd two
Will probably die; several Other. are
missing. The grade at Phil.on IL over
u hundred ieet to tn. mile. A fsst
freight east was scheduled 10 meet
tho westbound fright at Philsun.
The latter train waited on the main
track Tor the eastbouud train. On tue
down grade tho crew Of tho latter
train lost control Of thn train. II was
going Mt u nigh rats OF speed when II
struck the other train, every car being
thrown 10 the comm IN center Of col.
lision and ground " atoms. This en-.
gines were smashed 10 scrap iron. Tho
uebrls was piled as high az tho tels.
graph poles.
A special 10 a forenoon paper from
Cumberland states tho ffeight train
crew, engineer, fireman, Conductor,
two bfAkemen aud a nagman, and two
lramps who were stealing a ride were
killed.
Thifty.four cars loaded with coal
together with the engine aud caboose
afo piled up on tho track anu traffic
10th east and west IL entirely sus.
pended.
A later Cumberland dlsrnich 6Ays
that up 10 one O'Clock twelve tTamps
had been taken from the wreck, six "
whom were dead. Tho other ak were
brought to this city anu placed In n
hospital In serious condition.
Oue tramp stated thatin tho car In
which ho was riding tnere were ten
companions, while another says his
car was occupied by eight others, The
ttainmen say number OF men who
had bven Attending Bryan meeting
yesterday and were on the way TO their
homes In My sfidile, Pa, were riding
on tbs bumpers, ~ L. ~ thought there
are eth some under the wreck. IL II
thought by the officials here that some
men riding On the bumpers cut Oh the
air, thus causing the wreck.
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nAennnAs us nA,arn.
a SILVER MAE owasr cannoi Aid III.
Utmacrnts.

DrNvKR, Cole, Oct. Ia special
from A'psn, Colo, says; The following
reply hta trou received by u. Il. Z.
Bt1wn u this city from J. J. Hsger.
mac, well known millionaire silver
mine owner, In ttHpon,o 10 n i,qltai II
hr. Blown NJ chairman Of U.s com.
niilec 10 Ialto a iund ameue tue IN IA
Ing men In aid OF tho silver cau,,.
"Ailef mature consideration ! usye
coueiuded that tho Dangers likely 10
iollov the success Of the Dsm0rfaiic.
Populist combination would outweigh
any potsiblo btns iltt and cannot COO.
tribute " the DemocIalic campaign
funi either prfsOunliy or thrcush tho
cempnnlss IN which 4 nu Interested.
t5lgne1) IL. HAusHMAN.
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WANTED IN TOPEKA.
Re-. Quhrlt', a Coorsd Pastor Charged
with Criminal Assault

-he Rev. Daniel Quariss. pastor Of
tho West Sido Baptist church 10 this
city, was arrested Wednesday after.
noon on = Telegram from Topeka. Kan,
which bore tho Intelligence that he
was wanted In that city for criminal
assault.
The reverend gentleman, who has
been q preacher here sincs last July,
claims II is q tfumPed'up charge and
that he 10 being blackmailed Tor the
purpose OF covering up the crime OF
another man. ihs gifl In the case Ia
Miss Lulu Robinson, ono OF Quaflss's
former paTishioners, whose islnef, tue
reverend gentleman claims, has n
gtudgo against him because OF his
charging him with Au infringement
OF the postal laws, Ia having taken
from one Of Quarters letters y IS gold
piece which no had sent 10 his vile
while oil on pastoral trip. Qusrle Is
now Ia Jail pending word from the
loneka authorities.
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NEW YORlS, Oct. l.-U. q. District
Attsrney Wallace hcFatiane has filed
In the United States circuit a bill iu
equity In thu tult Of tue United Slatss
against La Compngnie FfancAiso Dee
Cabltz Telngfaphiquos and the United
stAtoe anu hayu Telegraph nna Gable
company. Tue bill, which cOyofa
forty pages iypowiillen, alleges that
tho defendant corporations arc com.
blning Lnd consplTlng for the purpose
Of monopoliElng part OF the trade aud
commerce between the United ~ ntos
anu the several states thereof hnd for.
elgn nations u the iffepATAbls iliury
OF tho people and business inicIesle "
This county. luiunciion IL asked for
10 prevent tho defendant cor.
poIalions from carrying out their
unlawful agreement anu the establish.
mont Of their connecting cables In the
United siAtss. Tue complaint states
tnat LA CamTAgnie ffAncai. dc
Cables felegfsphiquss 10 tho successor
" tue companits heretofore known rs
La Compagnie FfAncaiH Ou Tsl..
gtaphe de Paris New York, La
5ocieto Ffanoalsv dee Tol,gIAphes
Sousmarins and other French com.
panios, IN Ow nership OF tue trans.at.
lantic cablrH. comprising the sub.
marine system starting from Santiago
dc Cuba aud running 10 Hayti, Ban
Domingo. MaTIinsque aud ouada.
loupe, thence ~ Dltoh Guiana,
French Guiana, aud Brazil; also di.
rect line from Ban Domingo to Vene.
FUELS. All these cables arc In opera.
lion under Concessions which give the
French company tho soie fightto lands
and their use between those points ana
Uniied btates anu to run 20 10 % year,,
rheso cUneessious were Obtainod DO.
tween tho years lsss aud 1890.
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lNDIAsAroLIs, ind., Oct. i.-rhefs
Nets no iataiitiss ~ fssuit Of the
'xllosion nj the hohmldt brewery, but
,iNieun mon are fun1rtei seriously In.
Jufeo, aud u 10 thought several VI the
victims Will not froovtf.
~ u believed there were two exple-
slons OF the ammonia pipes aui then
ofthe a,tnm boiler. Inc force Of tue
s,Hploslon Wss shown ny the Injury 10
funt who ~as standing In front OF biz
saloon nctofs tue street nud badly
burned Toe fomss OF tho ammonia
ate ~ strong that the fiismrn aud
olheia found the creates; officially IN
gv1uog 10 the sceue OF tbs witcR.
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MONTREAL, Oct. L. the trains arc
moving regularly on this Canadian
fseinc today, except between Toronto
anu this city. Tnufs Ia talk az com.
promise being effected between the
stfiktfs AMI the railroad. Rumofs q
sympathetic sirlhes by other Lrnuchos
q tffinmeLf organizations nfe rife.
kvury inoucement 10 onriej 10 oprI.
atoft Ia the PLACE OF tho ankefs nut
they eKreneror difficulty In getting
compcieni men.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. H.
spieeklr' sugar Refinery, Ia member
o. lhe sugar trust, has shut down IN.
iehni'sly, owing 10 the dull period.
Aoeut 300 men are thrown out o. en-.
pioyment.
otter iefuetles Ia tho city under
lhc same management are not afieulpc,
oui u u reported they viii ouittil
thelt production on account Of duil
trade.
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rirs At ,iiiuauh.s.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. LA stubborn
nte, winch started IN the World cloth.
Ing house, Chestnut street, kept tho
ntsmeu nghung the IRE thies hours
today. Three starsa were hufned cut,
two occupied by tho clothing company,
and tue other by William Pabchsn's
crockcfy houpe. Tbs loss will pf0bA.
by xcesd 100000. Tho volume OF
smoke aflsing from tbs clothlng store
wes terrible anu the drcmsp worked
nt The rlsk OF their llves. -Four NOM
bers OF engino company NJ. . wefa
rendered insenslhlV, but were taken
out by their comrades 10 time 10 save
their live.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. l.-Arfangemenl.
have been completed for tho c,nysn.
ton VI the national association OF
Democratic clubs IN the Auditorium
on Saturday. Tomorrow most OF the
clubs will have arfivei, anI In tue
evening viii participate In the pAEad 9.
AZ least two hundred clubs will be Ia
line. The clubs ranged In numerical
strength from 100 ~ 40 members. Tho
feature will DO the number Of m lunted
men In line. There will DO three sos.
siuns OF the convention In tho morn.
ing, afternoon anu evening, anu big
crowds are expected at each sussi1n.
IL Ia expected Btyan viii make
three tpeecnes, one ut tue convention;
QUE at East H. LOuisi one 10 the work.
lngmen's meeting NJ the bDuihside
Dnving park At uOOn TO-DAY an iin.
meme Bryan aud sewAil oampalgn
banner was uuiutled Ia ffout of Ian.
doll hotel with appropriate csfs-
monies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-01
new COAL COMPANY.
LIBERALIZATION and Incorporation Of III,
Grass Geek Coal Interests.
sa'o,ooo Is rur CAPITAL STOCK.
fr,mineni uiz'ns Of salt Lake Ar,
Tue WAR aad Promoier,-An
Lleeir.e Incorporation.

ia. e. -, -
uiA Ofsek Coal company to
49, ~ a'uo'oso OF Incorporation with
..- .s.n'y '''i1' Inc business Of the
oempany u 10 be n general coal min.
ING and coking ore and IN ,n,.s.-
lsass ana op,,ats coait...' - 's'V"A''
m. n,tn.'.., '"".- Hnu mlnes'
80, E'"''I" P'aoa OF business IL In
'nl' CITY, The amount of the capltsl
stock II $500, 900 ana the of,ie.r a..
follow;
g.o,a a
,-' W 'anhop' president aud
u'f' oioi' Jo'eph 4. Smith, vice pfssl.
dent and dlfeo,ot; Aftbyr wat,
stctctarv nnt ,,...,'.., ,,,,a' 'i
wnoa,n, $500 "hiot1
VV'"", uIteo'pIi william w. Cluf,
ulteciofi JAMES Jack, director Nepbt
w. Clayton, direction: Fran. a..
non, direc,or
Ia ,,. ,,,,,
-'N'iee VI incorporation II ~
suA'eu mat The capital stock if fully
paid up nj psf, IA nor sabi.ct A.. ,.ti. =,
as.essmeu,s and rnn.,.,. =, 49,
.,. @.u S'nsl'" OF the ag'