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Neighboring Cities Will Be Rep.
resented in the Parade
ENCOURAGING REPORTS
Continue to Pour In From the Surround.
ing Towns
Resources and Progress Of Southern Cali.
fornia VIII Be Typifled In the Grand
Pageant-Senator White Interested

Letters received at the Fiesta headquar-
ters yesterday indicate that the neighbor-
ing cities will have handsome floats in the
parade. Tomorrow a committee from
Ontario will visit this city to consult with
the executive committee and the artist in
regard to the design of the float.
special meeting of the chamber of
commerce of San Diego has been called to
discuss the proposition of sending hand.
some float, and the people of that city have
given evidences of great interest in the
matter.
Messrs. Stewart and Hill, the committee
from Pasadena, called at the chamber Of
commerce yesterday and conferred about
the details and designs of the float that
will represent that city in the pageants.
Encouraging reports are received from
other towns, and the object ef the Fiesta
committee to show the resources and pro-
gress of Southern California by elaborate
floats will evidently be realized.
Senator White has written very en-
couraging letter to the Fiesta committe, ac-
cepting his appointment as member of
the committee on formal invitations, and
assuring the committee of his hearty CO.
operation. He will at once take up with
the navy department the request to send
two or three cruisers to Rsdondo, Santa
Monica or San Pedro, and to allow the tars
to take part in the parade.
Santa Barbara has evinced its good will
toward the fiesta, and has pledged its
hearty support toward the success of the
carnival. An offer has been made to dis
play and distribute any advertising matter
that the fiesta committee may issue.
The handsome posters. printed in the
fiesta co!ocs, will be ready for distribution
tomorrow. In a medallion on one side of
the poster is a charming representation of
senorita dressed in the correct Spanish
costume. 1t is one of the most attractive
and artistic advertising posters ever is
sued, and will be noticed elsewhere.
Nearly 200O of ahese posters will be mailed
to the commercial organizations in vari-
GUS cities in the east, with request in the
name of the mercadti-e bodies of this city
to display them to the best advantage in
their halls and assembly rooms.
special invitation has been sent to the
commercial travellers in this section to show
their goodwill toward the fiesta. Last
year these ''kings of the road' were the
most enthusiastic supporters of the fiesta,
and they told its praise wherever they
went. Approaching their influence among
the merchants, the Fiesta committee has
urged them to cooperate once more.
A strong appeal has been made to the
railroad companies for reduced rates from
all points west of the Missouri river for
those who desire to come to the celebra-
ton. A large number of tourists have ex-
pressed desire to witness the celebration
if proper railroad rates could be secured,
and every effort is being made to satisfy
the request.
The herald., 1896-03-01
Apply at Once

This grand offer of DR.. Shores will be-
gin tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock and
continue up to Sunday, March the Sth.
Remember, all medicine free and all treat
ment free.
DR.. Shores wants all sufferers from
catarrh, bronchitis, asthma, lung troubles,
stomach trouble, kidney troubles, rheu-
matism, piles and all forms Of chronic d.
seases to call during the week and he will
give you ten days treatment and medicines
free.
The herald., 1896-03-01
WOMAN'S PRESS CLUB

The Second Annual Convention to Take
Place March 10 and II
The second annual convention of the
Southern California Woman's Press club
will be held March 10th and 18th at the
assembly rooms of the chamber of COM
merce, corner of Fourth and Broadway.
The business sessions will be held at 10
am. upon both mornings. The literary
sessions, to which visitors are cordially in
vited, will be held at 2 o'clock each after
noon. Upon Tuesday afternoon the pro-
gram will be as follows:
The Country weekly-Mrs. Arthur G. Mum,
Descriptive writing-Mrs. Emma 9. Mar.
shall. Oakland (read by Mrs Mary NJ. Bowman,
" ayside Jottings-Mrs. E. A. Higgins,
Santa Barbara.
Poem-Mrs. Sadie B. Metcalfe, South Los
Angeles.
Puzzleistic Literature-Mrs Lila w. Sickler,
Hints to Floral writer rs-Mrs. Theodosis B.
Shepherd, Ventura.
Wednesday afternoon the following pro.
gram will be presented:
In the Footsteps of Cable-Mrs. J. Torrey
Connor. Los Angeles
Idealism in Literature-Miss Ella A. Gills
Los Angeles.
Angeles.
Scraps-Mrs. Susie NJ. Sweet, Pomona
Personal "reminiscences OF Literary People
Miss A. A. Chevaillier. La CresceVta.
Addresses-Mrs. Jeanne C. Car, Pasadena,
and Mrs. c. NJ Severance, Los Angeles.
Wednesday evening will be given up to
social entertainment preceded by short adj
dresses.
The program is as follows:
Address-Mayor RAIDER.
MuSic-The Guitar and Mandolin club
The Years Work-Miss Hattie J. Elliott, Los
Angeles.
Reading-Miss Jose phine Gilman, Chicago.
A Press Clubs Possibi,ities-Mrs. Lillian p.
Ferguson, San Francisco. (Read by Mrs. Clara
S. Brown, Los Angeles.
Music-Guitar and Mandolin club.
"reminiscences - Mrs. Rebecca Spring, Los
Angeles.
Brief Remarks Judge Enoch Knight, Major
Carrere of the Evening Express. William Bur-
bank, William H. Knight, president Of the
Science Association, and others.
Social hour-1O to IL p m.
There will be an excursion to Pomona
via the Southern Pacific railroad on
Thursday, March II, for members of
the club. The train will leave the Arcade
depot at 9:2O q. m. The club will be en-
tertained by the ladies of Pomona, as
sisted by the board of trade. Badges must
be secured du~ 1g the convention.
The commit. es are as follows:
Program-Mrs. Clara Spaulding Brown,
Mrs. Emma F. Haberkorn, Mrs. Jennie
z. McMullin.
Hospitality--Mis Hattie j. Elliott, Mrs.
Mary M. Bowman, Mrs. Susie NJ. Sweet.
Reception-Mrs. Ella H. EnderIein, Mrs.
M. Burton Williamson, Mrs. J. Torrey
Connor, Mrs. S. H. Jordan, Mrs. S. A.
Bowman. Miss Gwendolen Overton.
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REV. q. w. SCHROEDER,

The wel.known and popular pastor Of
the German Methodist Church Of San
Diego. Such honorable gentlemen would
not allow their names to be used except in
an honorable and just cause for the sake
and benefit Of suffering humanity. Rev.
Schroeder has allowed his name to be
used in indorsing DIR. SHORES expert
speciality treatment:
my trouble was first caused by La
Grippe" said Rev. Schroeder, "and its
effects had left me in very serious condi-
ton; it aggravated my Catarrh and pro.
duoed all the dreadful and disagreeable
symptoms Of that troublesome disease. |
was very nervous and easily exhausted
from my labors. was advised to try DR..
SHORES treatment, and | have been
cured, and feel it my Christian duty to
recommend this treatment to al! who may
have Catarrh in any of itsforms."
The herald., 1896-03-01
ROBBED

OF Sleep by Insomnia-rlrs. Charles
Erickson Indorses DR.. Shores
Treatment.
Isuffered for years with Catarrh. 1t affected
my entire system. Ihad headaches. dropping
symptoms OF that dreadful disease. but the
worst of all l could not sleep nights; but after
taking DIR. SHORES American medical
method OF treatment. I am a new person.
MRS. CHARLES ERICKSON,
No. 800 Clay street, City.
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Mr.. p. H. Doyle, the Champion Clog
Dancer Of America, Now Playing at
the Orpheum, Says DR.. Shores
Treatment Was Recommended
to Him by a Friend
in New York.
Honest Endorsements, Fresh From the Hearts
and Lips OF Grateful Patleuts-People
You eau Find and Personally Interview.
Facts Proving the Wonderful Sue.
cess and Popularity Of Dr. A. J.
Shores New Treatment.

DR.. Shores takes pleasure in presenting
today the case of Mr.. P. H. DOYLE, now
playing an engagement at the Orpheum
theater. Mr. Doyle stands today at the
very head of tine profession. He is ac-
knowledged by the press and public as the
champion clog dancer of this country. In
every leading theater of America Mr.. Doyle
has played, and in every city he has been
the recipient of flattering press notices
commenting upon his refined and graceful
style of dancing.
The writer called upon Mr.. Doyle at the
Orpheum last evening.
"Mr. Doyle" said the reporter, 81 un-
derstand you have been a patient Of DR..
Shores since you have been in Los
AngeIes,"
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eyes. sir. | haYe.N

"Yes, sir, have"
Would you mind telling me what
benefit you have received"
~ have received benefits that | can
hardly say enough in praise of Or. Shores
admirable system of treatment.
what was your trouble, Mr.. Doyle?,
"Well contracted a cold in first coming
to California, and paid but little attention
to it, thinking it would wear off. But as it
informed i me % that "h he had had the W same
trouble and had been cured by DR.. Shores
and advised me to go to him. Inquired
The herald., 1896-03-01
Free This Week

Ten days treatment and medicine abso.
lutely free to all old as we'll as new pa
pients, who apply during the week. No
charity offer, but to let you test for your
self the wonderful Shores treatment and
to keep you from being "gulled" by imi-
tators.
Start in at once. Don't bring cent
with you. All fees suspended this week.
Come to DR.. Shores office, be examined,
get your medicine, take it home with you
all free. Don't forget this offer will close
Sunday, March the Sth.
The herald., 1896-03-01
Remember This

When DR.. Shores says he gives free
treatment and medicine he means it. He
does not have to give 1t to back up a
broken down practice; he does not give
free treatment and then rob you. Dr.
Shores only object is to protect you from
the fake schemes of these insists OF the
profession and to prove that his treatment
is positive cure for eatarrh and chronic
diseases.
The herald., 1896-03-01
Come r1onday

This generous offer Of DR.. Shores will
be taken advantage of by hundreds, so
it will pay you to start in early Monday
morning so that you can accept of this
magnanimous offer. DR.. Shores offices
will be open from 9 to IL am, to pm.
Evenings, Wednesday and Saturday only
from = tO &
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A Guarantee

Tho DR.. A. J. SHORES COMPANY is incor-
porated and is composed of business men Of
Los Angeles. No fgureheads in this com.
pany. AS to the honesty and relia bility of the
DIR. A. J. SHORES COMPANY. it might be
we'll to mention its directors:
DIR. A. J. SHORES, President.
GEN. C. c. ALLEN, Vice -Prest.
H. C. ROSS, Seer .tary.
MERCHANTS NATL Blk, Treas.
W%iTsR w; B1sfYsHtL+ rosti Directors.
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suspended. No money will be accepted
for anything. No matter what trouble
YOU may have DR.. Shores will give you
ten days' treatment and medicines abso-
lutely free. If you have any surgical op-
Grafton it will be done for you free.
The herald., 1896-03-01

A Kansas City woman explains the lack
of interest in Antarctic exploration upon
the ground that explorers would find it
just as much too hot at the south pole as it
is too cold at the north pole.
The herald., 1896-03-01

See the testimonials Of patients today
who endorse DR.. Shores treatment.
Their names and address is given below.
Their full names, no Initials. These peo-
pie live and breathe. They can be found
at the address given.
The herald., 1896-03-01
DR.. A. J. Shores Co.
INCORPORATED
INCORPORATED


Specialties:
Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Rheumatism, Hernia, Bladder
Troubles, Skin Diseases, Ner-
vousness, all Female Complaints,
Lung Troubles, Dyspepsia, Stom:
ach Troubles, Kidney, Liver and
Private and Chronic Diseases.
OFFICE HoURS-o to ~ a.m., 3 to
$ pm; Sundays, toto 12 a.m.; Even
ings, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 7
to 8.
PARLoRs-Reddick block, corner
First and Broadway.
Consultation and examination FREQ.
The herald., 1896-03-01

In order to help the sick people Of Los
Angeles and vicinity DR.. A. J. Shores,
the popular specialist of this city will sus-
pend all fees this week and will give to all
patients who apply during the week
The herald., 1896-03-01

There are certain gentlemen who will re-
gret to learn that the scheme for prevent
ing damage by frost has no bearing on the
protec ton OF presidential booms.
The herald., 1896-03-01

Try our port and snerry wines at Is
cents per gallon. T. Vache Il Co., Com
mercial and Alameda streets. Telephone
800.
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Ten Days Free

treatment and medicine. This grand free
treatment offer is introduced for purpose.
tits DR.. Shores original way of putting a
stop to the cheap class of medical pretend
ers who locate in Los Angeles every year
and throw out a free treatment trap to
catch the poor sufferer. They never give
free treatment, but tell you that you need
the full time, consequently they obtain
money under false promises.
DR.. Shores Idea
Now, here is Dr.. Shores idea; During
the coming week Dr.. Shores fees will be
The herald., 1896-03-01

Asth ma,
Bronchitis.
Consumption,
Weak and Sore Eyes,
Deafness,
Neuralgia,
Insomnia,
Heart Disease,
Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism,
Malaria,
Chronic Dysentery.
Kidney Disease,
Nervous Diseases,
Blood Diseases,
Skin Diseases,
Female Diseases,
Hemorrhoids,
And Other Durable Dis
eases.
The herald., 1896-03-01

All prices OF Wallpaper greatly reducsd. A
A. Eokstrom 324 South SDring stree
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Absolutely Free!

DR.. Shores
will give 10 days
Medicine and
Treatment Free
to all patients
who apply
this week,
for the purpose of
Showing the
difference between
his American
r1edical Methods
and that
of imitators.
Only E days,
rlonday, Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
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|ALL FEES SUSPENDED THIS WEEK
Days Medicines Abs
Free All Patients Who Apply at His Parlors
and Broadway, Before Sunday, March the Sth

OAok ana Extend
II o Public the Difference
to all Ere All Medicines
Days. Yo Eave o do Apply Sunday March
The herald., 1896-03-01

No a
! and t. tn
| You 1t Not Be Accepted Evaytim No
What TubhYou May Have Dr.
Treatment nd
| smdayMM MMrh the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
SOUND MONEY DEMOCRATS.
Bsurks Cochran WIN Ne Invited %
speak Before the Convention.


speak Before the Convention.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. i4.-The execu-
tive committee Of the National Demo-
cratic party Csound money has sent out
10 every member Of the National CON-
mittee the official call for the National
convention. Each member Of the CON-
committee was instructed by telegraph
10 wire the executive committee here
che names Of delegates a. soon a. they
were appointed. The committee ex-
poets TO have the delegates selected
listed by Aug 2s, the day before the
Texas convention meets. Il has been
decided 10 invite BOurke Cochran Of
New York TO deliver a speech here dur
ing the convention. Other prominent
Democratic speakers viii also be asked
10 talk The executive committee At lie
meeting at Chicago next Monday II
likely recommend 10 the national CON-
mittee that officers for the convention
BE- selected In advance Of the convention.
A number Of men Of national promi-
nenoe have been solicited 10 submit
drafts Of platform 'or the considera-
ton Of the committee on platform.
Secretary Carlisle VIII be consulted in
reference 10 the principle plank.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

PrTTsBURG. Aug. iS-The engage
meut ring belonging to Mrs William ].
Bryan. which she lost in a carriage at
Pitnburg. has been found by vehicle
cleaner At the stables Of the Piitsburg
Transfer company, The ring Is q
plain gold hand with a ruby setting
On the inside is the following inscrip
tion From win to Mamie, June 4
1850" Il was bent as II It had beer
trampled upon and was broken. Th'
police will forward It to Mrs Bryan Al
New York
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

CHAuTAuouA. n. Y. Aug. iA-At
the annual meeting Of the Chautauqua
board Of trustees the following trustees
we're reelected 10 serve fOr the ensuing
four years; Bishop John H. Vincent.
Messrs. William NJ. Clark. +. q. Dus.
unbcry. @. ID. Hressonc and William II.
Short. The vacancy caused by the
death Of II. A. Massey Of TOrUnto, Can.
ada. was hlled BY the election Of his
lon. Chester Massey Of Toronto. Hon.
w. NJ. Davis Of Cleveland, o., is the
socond member Of the board.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
HIS HEAD IN DANGER.
Ii Hung Chang Is Threatened
With Deposition or Death.
A RRIEF VISIT FOR AMERICA.

He wnl Avoid san FRANCHISE and Re
tnFa Home By Observation-Disclosures on
the Emperor By Corrupt Onielais Have
stirred China and the viesEoy Is Men
tioasd - Oss of Them.
sAs FRANcIsco, Aug. i4.-H Hung
Chang. ChinA's aged vicerOy, now in
England. IL threatened with deposition
II not death. A few days ago 4 telegram
conveyed the intelligence that the dip
iomAt had found IL necessary 10 cut
short his American tour. The message
says he IL threatened with political In.
trigues At home and after a short stay in
Washington he viii hurry home via
Victoria That Il Hung Chang should
avoid San Francisco. the EASTERN Mecca
Of his race. seemed strange, but Il Ia eI.
planned.
For several days the dead walls Of
Chinatown have been illuminated with
bright posters. prOolAiminR tho purpose
Of a new society. known as Hing
Chang woey," and calling upon all pa.
triotic ChinAmen 10 acquAint themselves
with the principles Of the new order and
lend Il their moral. physical and finAn.
uiAl support. The circular complains in
tho bitterost terms Of the influences
brought 10 bear upon the emperor by
corrupt officials, and special referenoeis
made 10 the vioeroy He Is charged
with traitorous conduct In connection
with the late war with Japan, and in
cidents cited At length to show that Ia
Hung ChAng's relations traded their
honor for japanese gold during the
war.
Members Of the local Chinese colo
nies entertain = bitter hatred for Ii
Hung Chang. The present political
movement has increased this hatred and
those who pretend 10 know the state Of
Affairs in Chinatown declare the vice.
roy would certainly Be killed n he came
here. II IL believed that IA Hung Chang
has been fully advised Of this and thus
his purpose to avoid San Francisco for
this reason Is plausible. e..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

CANTON. o., Aug 1.-THE survivors
Of the One Hundred and FouTth regi.
ment Of the Ohio Volunteer infantry
who have been holding their annual re.
union at MasSillon, came TO Canton yes.
terday TO greet Comrade Mckinley.
bringing their " IS and children with
them. Tho visitors, altogether. mum.
bored nearly 400. They awaited the
appearance Of Governor Mckinley on
the front porch Of his residence and as
he stepped out three cheers were given
with a hearty win Colonel William
MonAhAn then came forward aud made
striking address 90 which Governor
Mckinley responded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
Sold 10 Bryan

The democrats favors a system
Of finance that will be adequate for
the demands OF our nation, so that
We will not be compelled to RON
our government with borrowed
money The United States is too
great a nation TO be drpenden, up-
or other countries Tor her money
when We have it here with as, and
al there is is left to DO is 10 take it
the mints Of the United States and
there ooin Il according 10 the De-
mands Of the country.-Brenham
Banner.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
THE B3ILER EXPLODED
Fearful Accident at a Saw
mill Near Navasota.
THREE KILLED AND FIVE HURT.

I've of the IRiuFsd In = Prsearisus
conditlon- Cause of the EEplesion AZ
tributed 20 Low Wstsr-Ths Head of
the Bsilsr LAsds . Quarter q .
NILE AvAy.
EAvAsoro. Tex. Aug n-Three
men were killed. five other persons In.
jured. some fatally. and s0merford's
sawmill totally wrecked BY tho Oxplo-
sion Of the mill boiler yesterday.
The dead are;
Ben johnson. engineer. bead mashed
10 a jelly, right leg blown oG. His
body was found 30 Zee. away.
Tim winEen. neck and back broken.
Henry Williams. back part Of his
head knocked away and his brains
found in q lump 20 feet away from his
body.
The injured;
Ned johnson. terribly scAlded, little
hope Of his recovery.
Frank SomerfOrd, right leg broken
and otherwise injured. bis condition ID
serious.
A little daughter Of W. w. Somer.
ford was cut over the eye and her con.
dition is serious.
A Mr.. Henry, right arm broken.
Ned Henry, colored, arm broken.
The mill was q small affair. and wa
completely demolished. A hole VA
blown in the ground where the boilel
stood 10 feet wide, u feet deep and q
feet long.
The head Of the boiler wAs hurled
over = quarter Of q mile. One Of the
fiues was thrown ACROSS the river wheI
Il struck a.large cottonwood tree. I
was wrapped around Il and tied into
slip knot
The mill was operated BY W. W
Somerfurd, and the property was value
at about e2sO0. Il was situated Nv
miles from here
Low water Is supposed 10 have bes'
the cause Of the explosion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
A REST FOR THE sRYANs.
Mr.. aud Mrs. bryan wm Visit Friends
on the Hudson River.

Mr.. aud Mrs. bryan wm Visit Friends
on the Hudson River.
NEw YORK. Aug. l4.-Mr. and Mrs.
Bryan will leave tomorrow morning for
IrvingtOn -on.thc. Hudson. where they
win remain until Monday next As the
guests Of John Brisben Walker, editor
Of The Cosmopolitan From IrviBgton
they viii proceed to Red Rock where
they win be entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Q. Perrine for about a week.
Mrs. Perrine was formerly Mrs. Bryan's
school teacher. For a week or two Mr..
Bryan viii rest, except for the prepara-
tion Of his letter Of acceptance. 1t IL
expected that ne win speak at Buffalo
Aug. "a and at Erie, Penn, two days
later
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

GUAYAouTL, Ecuador, Aug. A-A
battle took place ct GirOn, near ouonoa,
between the advance guard Of General
AliarO's army and = column Of 300 men
belonging to General Vegas forces.
The latter were completely routed,
many were killed and wounded and 20
prisoners taken BY AliAro's soldiers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
JOHN 3. MIKE,
COMMENT ON sRyAws SPEECH.
The wsstIninstsr osssttss Expresses Ia
Opinion of It

aha Neattntnater 1aNettee Eaffeaafa ~
Opinion Of It
LONDON. Aug. iS.-The West Minister
GaEette, In its financial article. refers 10
the speech made At Madison Square gar
den, New York, by w. ]. Bryan, and
says;
"Mr Bryan's speech win certainly
not increase confidence In the minds Of
investors. Il Is replete with financial
heresys and viii cause investors every
where to desire 10 withdraw their money
from the United States while they nre
able 10 obtain gold in payment for debts.
Should the free silver party be elected
gold will undoubtedly be driven out Of
circulation and q substantial premium
be demanded by those possessing Il. We
do not believe individual Americans
viii take advantage Of the political dis
honesty proposed BY the Democratic
convention whereby even existing con-
tracts calling for payment in gold viii
not be valid when free coinage IL car
ried-
1T is. however. certain that railroads
owning large amounts Of gold debts
would with a premium ON gold be I'M
able TO meet the interest obligations
temporarily at any rate and BE- forced tc
pay some Of their debts in currency On
become bankrupt. Thefear Of such con
tingency renders IL extremely difficult
10 eel any but the highest class Of
American securities at the present time
Still the Eastern electors appreciate ths
dangers ahead and will support can
didates pledged to maintain the gold
standard otherwise we are likely &
witness a crisis Of unequAlled severity.
On Stock Exchange American
opened weak owing to the strong disap
pruval Of the speech.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

DENVER. Aug. i4-The National Re-
tail Butchers Protective association.
now holding lie annual convention In
this city, has instructed q committee 10
enforce the boyoot previously ordered
against all meats handled By the AT.
mOur Packing company. This action is
taken because Il Is alleged that the Ar.
mour company undersells the retailers
In restaurants and hotels. Il was unan.
imOusly resolved 10 continue the fight
on New York City department stores
which sell meat.