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PERSONAL MENTION.

Captain a. Faulkner Is In the city from
his farm in ELS county
T. Bergman and wife have returned
from visit 10 friends IN Beaumont
captain T. II. Cobb formerly OF this
city. but now OF san Antonio, is IN The
city
William wloss. a prominent lumber
man of Beaumont. was IN the city ysstor-
day.
Mrs w Hahn after a visl, to nor Sis
ter MIS-. W. li.,charii, loft yesterday
for her home nj klngshury.
Mrs r Waiter Nlakc. little daughter
and Miss Clara Avery have zone to ,ial-
weston to spend a few weeks
Rcv Thomas Ward white Of New Rir-
mirsham passed through the city vcstsr-
itv IN route to the prcsrytcry at Mos
COW
Louis u. Sherman iof, last night FOR
W home in Mexico. aficr few days
visit 90 his mother and sisters in this
city
Mr and Mrs Charles r. Turner of
Waco. Who have hccu to Galveston on u
bridal tour are at the i.a~lor on their
return homo.
Mayor Rice LEFT for Austin Inst night,
To con .uli VITA the attorney genera, in
j. gard ~ The issuance OF bonds ,o COM
Riot. 'hr IN street bridge
Grant :. Neal. representing the inllan-
aiois fr"c'unn. thu most extensively cir
cu'afei culurci new paper in the I nitrl
Stat's. j. "a the city IN the interest Of
lis publication.
l-!so y. O. Lipscomb and captain
l';prFney 90 ucinpst,aa are in ,Ao CITY
and say" The Fos' q pleasant TAIL last
u'si' Judge Ilpscomb at present ure-
|-ts ~ comfy judge Of Waller county.
hnt desires 20 change the occupation Of
n'y dispenser To That OF law maker and
THIS li~frlct re- iS an able lawyer and
affao,e e'urcwfn and very parllan
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THAT TIRED FEELING.
Tone and Health Given to Entire System
by HOODS Snrsaparilli

ZONE anu Health Given to Entire System
by Hnods Slrsaparilli.
rho Importance Of taking good Spring
Medicine can not hr ovcrostlmltrd. Tnr
changoAhlc weather al winter, tho con-
SUMPTION OF lar.r amounts OF fatty foods
combined in macy casrs with clos" CON
fnrmont Indoors. I'm Offices, shops and
factories, hrcnthiru air charred win i'm
rnriiics couinminate cur blood. reaucln;
II IN quantity IA woll ns quality Thr re
suit OF this impure blood Is tne liability
or nrtuhl app nranrc Of unexpected dis
eases. which may have lain dormant for
mnAN ycars. only awniiing favorable OPP
pnrinnitv To- assert themselves, Another
effect Of tie low condition of tlie blood "a
the gradual loss of strength throughout
TING entire body, as the heath of every
part Of the system Is dependent upon tho
sintc Of the blood. Thi, causes that tired
'ritng, no oveipowrr ny and 50 hard IN
resist, and yet IL not driven off is an nd
ditlruIl rrntpn Tor innrinH Erucril
brcak down Of tho whole system or an
nitnck OF Serious disrnso. Hoods Sirsn RI
parilln IL iuat tho medicine for this sea-
son. Possessing lust thu elements of
purity and strength which the impure
blood and the Weakened system 80 earnest
~ crave. il soon gives TO thu blood the
ouan,ity and quality Of perfect health ere
htcs good appetite, strrngthons tho
nerves. and gives tone and health To tho
entire system II You h 80 never tried
Hoods Snrsnparilln. do this season, II Ia
easily obtained. IS the most cconomcnl
medicine, ana Will do yon good. he snro
TO ROT Hood s. SarsapNrllla,
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NoI MES ASKS A nrpR1EvE.

philadelphia, Pa. May 5.-Counscl for
Mrs l';2el, widow OF benjamin y.
ffIiclnoi, wsao was murdered by H. H.
latter ~ ring Mrs Pie,yrl house and
ipt N chicago clear Of ~. cncumbrarce,
AMI $3.50 efsh + Ii VIII ali! in gettirg h m
roprievc Holmes wants his execution
rostponc'l until MAY Is. No attention
VIII lie paid 10 the letter.
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will regret to know that she is CONFINED
To- her NcA With a seVerr attack OF fever.

Il
Houston now has more telephones IN
usc than any other city In the state. Ac-
cor,ilng TO Manager Marshnlls last
monthly report there are siS Instruments
in use here. against 7ss IN use in taiNcs-
ton.
Tho revival At tho Wsshinctcn-s;rt" ~
Methodist church continues with good In
tcrcs;. Rev. Seth Ward presiding elder.
preached last night a very impressive
sermon TO a good corstcgatiun. The
service WI continue during tho week
Service every night at g o'clock.
Mrs William Christian mot n number
of boys and givls yestcriay afternoon at
Mason Hall ana arranged vita them to
which she proposes To give tn the near
future Tor the hourd' OF the pure water
FUND far Raylsnd's orphan Homo. inc
ii;,l. folks are tail.ng great interest IN
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sHFRIrTs ISrp,Dr,,rNr

suayed or siolen-Two bay horse mulos,
about II hands each, SENDER in hund'
no brand one has white spo, on back
ana also had on halter and short rope
AL around, foretop cut. collar marks: s,
reward. ' "
slolen-crawford bicycle. No. so.ils.
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made nrst-class In every respect. We
stc,i r rats ard some seventy Shanghai
rails for use In Tc,uillre some OF ~.
belt lines. and This viii Re III; In IS rapid
~ as We POSSIBLY can. so as not 10 inter
We are also receiving n,w equipment
and we hope soon 10 bc able 10 LAY OF
al box cars during tho summer SEASON
ard sixs ihe patrons Of the -cad only
;lrs;.flass open cars. In which they can
take comfort es.d casa when t.cy patron
- ~ :.
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ELEcrRopo,,,
rRApE x,s,,

Guthrie. KY, seo,o,,,.
S in More than twws two nts n
logan ~, to fail me. II ,. ssati v
TO eminent oculls,s ,.mnstaSj
months ~. they treated me- 10. ttis
ei benefit. Finally. LEM mi'sc
ago, l went totally b SNuoa' A'sI
,esort, | procured an 'a r,. N
very much TO the n iai".sc'tgsss|
ana family, has resioreSi \
also s,oatly benefited nv NJ ny ~. WI III
yer. MY wife has b.sn' VIZ U
ray s,s for more than @, ia sus.l
anughier a sufferer f ,ro III
rn,umatism for more ' tSs nd
an This has been effec a.a1 !. 's:sl
months. Too much car y y,
Praise of the Electronoa'',.. ny n
posse ssor Of the only ons !, y 4
wealth of the universe ' cor y IN
~. | consider 1t the ers aug " I
tie age. Truly and rrai s;,% M
{. w. GREENrlns
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oMIY a QI,EsrI0N OF Hl.sINNss.

The butlncss men ~ Texas ARD now IN
reach Of nr lest lighting medium known
10 ti4r puhlir. You can save three fnurths
~ ,our ngh, lin nnd snt equal or better
aerslce ~ uHiug the Nov Light" The
System w. 40 experiment over vp)l"p are
hght IN many 81 the New England cities
Fau ON Ofae. and let us gyn You plain
fiaIroH Arf cold facts That wlil s,rfy our
- af'fn'' fis.
Tes4H Automatic Llpht company.
lpis TeAaa ave. MGnre- i3uin net, lildg
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

DOCK tua sNtHh Anderson hy heirs.
10 ihoiuhs ,'yatuw God. seVcn and
eiX-tenihs aores uut ~ the Durrec
sshAt stop af tur John IteW.r-
mann or'sinti araIt .s...... .... $500
v Is los r.tce - IL. l.. MtHov.
lots and block 50. OF Ia Porte.
Hghrri T. Tuu~leY amt Wit" la ~.
T.. M.Coy. i's Il nna is bloek
if also lot 20. block u. all in
Cfarioiic " Alien to y. ilampe, iii
'ilr'. n'ie arl interest IN lots
tnl ., block ~. south sid. Hunalo
BAYOU. Qlii claim nnl ..... ..... Ion
l. 'uaa'llY and wiz . / knpuer,
lgI Square tr,t ot land 3t OF the
S'ncrhal HOMESTEAD property in
Moody atilil0ii...-.... .....-.... ...,. 0el
VIII iiowars to l.lnnie - Watson
10y n. block 81. ia the CastanIe
z. =. York 10 r. W Hamilton. cut
lot la ~ La NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Goa
Atyrou Tower Assessor. collector and
t mar.nql q L r r ' to , Cns' I, +,
li,n,h fatk addition to LA Pcr'c
Myrau Tower to Charles y. Gale,
lais ~ sud II. bio 3. OF Hcach
Park addition to Id Porte. .-...-...
Myryr Tower Ia 'agrlrs II. ,iair, lot
H. biock H. % Reach fnrA ADDITION
TO La Port Observation-Disclosures.
M,ion Tower 20 Charles u Gale.
Park nliiioh - la Porte, ..........
MNron lqwt "a Charles II. GAlr.
1T q. hio'k ~. ot Beach Park ahii-
rnn e. "a forin..... ;....... .--,.-.,
aifl wife block 81 % la Porte, .... 1851
~. N Nerk. hy trpstce. 80 II. +. ,
" q civ lana to- j. c. nav hrsun,
g " I.ocfck au1 A q. All,'n.
,sN'cn',o,is., 10 ir.!cngo,pe % l4nsHn
Of block - of iho Allon addition,
ufifrr rOusii -rn' iofi- unl .....-....... i
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Prairie Lea Texas. May 5-Coorgc Nor
sorry. co.orod. who is inspected of having,
re"ho several cotton gins stealing ba.cs
%. cotton was Yesterday arrested bv Dep
to Lockhart TO jail aud vii! be tried al
once.
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DUMMY Roach EaterIninator .;est on
earn. Guaranteed, Lewyn's. Hlnz corner.
MI AXE Ifp-IDtDATE

~ don't he,oug 10 10. old iub ana wash
ho0f9 age ~ MONK use t1a old run Ia our
iaun1fy 80 use modern appliances, win
Dp-ipa 'lai. hr.g and machinery. cave ~
tflai. Ihls h. rha Model l.sIndly. ltil
ltari" 'ptoue ~. T.. \ hamburger and
Gus JreyLnx Jr propTietors.
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FUNERAL. or MISS KAREslllpE

TIE funeral OF MISS Viola Barton Rare
sh,io, whusc nnfor,nnn,. death was men
tiopci IN yewi.r1hy's Post took place yes
iertas afternoon ~ $50 o'clock FROM the
residence ~ hrr mother. No. 2is Milan
ttt-at Tho funeral was attended hy a
iafEe auuher at fri"rds and nftrr the
s-f.icos ih, remains wrrc taken 20 the
Graul Cuuiral depot ana shipped at go
o'fiorK - Nfw Orleans fog lnlvrmcnt.
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Last summer while attending court ut
rniontown." says u. L. Patton, IA prom'-
ncnt druggist of Faycttc city. Pa. three
witnesses We're suffering frpnl dlarrhncl.
I gave each dose Of chamhcrlatn's Collie,
Choler, aud Diarrhoea Remedy and II
gave immediate relief, ON the way home
one OF my neishhors was taken with Il
severe crnmp in the stomach and Was sui .
fering with Intense pains gave him 4
dose 81 this remedy and within Ave miH-
utos the pain had ceased. The remedy is 4
favorite hero. | know Of many VINO are
never without II. | always take It with
mo when going away frolo home For
sale by all druggists.
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BONDnoLDERS BID IT IN
u -
Sale Of the Houston City Street
Railway.
GENERAL MANAGER HAYWARD DID IT.
The Road Knocked Down For 800, 900.
Receiver Kirby Talks About
1's Future.

terday under an order If sale issued on
OF the United states cift'a.t coars Tor ta'
Eastern district 90 Texas. II caas. l.
equity No. 81 Albert y. rariin &; al "
tho Houston City Sire. Railway com
pany. by John II. Kirby. master commits
sioncr, the price bid being Sn1.rp 4. ii
Hayward. ;ruStee. hesas the purchaser.
At noon there was a iarr. crowa =; I'd
Fann,n street entrance 10 the ,-oart house
where the sale took place. Idle curiosity
Gt,rac:sl some, ~hfio otnerS e@ine 10
watch with interest the disposition - the
property il had been rutnOre. THAI ,1ere
would he several bidders on the ground.
one person who was Though; TO SPEAK Is
the card saying ,ha; ioc.l syndicate
had been formed - purchase M properly.
1t WIS known. and WAS stated n TAe
Post several days aco. ;ha, AZ Havwari.
the recent general naAra-,t7 " We rosa,
would reI..~srrs the reo--'ant2afion com
rlitsee 81: the tnreasidrl- * ine sale and
would bid high a. tntsr hali.r-. wlsa
vas s9nstni1s ~ in.-.i9.i l-i
stated -hr te-7uE tI~- s. ing luG-t. walsh
placed tn Ilirisn-r D.ire al whicn is~
rr"s'tgiy coi.l1 ''t sg.l a. $3.50" am tnit
each A!afltf wopli bee required 20 DEPOSIT
s2e9 IN casa rs "a guarantee o: so9i
szlih
City attorney john : s'swa-,. who was
had ciasr' Z s4.s al-a .-.St IN f-ui 's.r-,
81 si-ar; iiuirurrUlcafs STD --tA@!rs D iha
IEsstoa "fsa's nt4-, 20 "H- s'
Ds3des
5ir. Hay-ga-3 har1e1 81 eeri7ei check
.of ~ a,s- aasll.e ~ i called
Tor bids. &ir Hl.Vart tH- sos fi- lNr
pr.cr Yas rrit-s -5tuf4 -s.ta-r f7n ngt
NJ others SIC -1fa - d4s-r. - rulk- fsle
eAlsss ~ 9 ss $50 one --ri fns
J.ura.ir ssas l.fial ht-1 cowl H. afr Hay
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Grotes Tdafrir-E thlll Tonic.
warranted Price ~ Cents. /:
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SPECIAL. ANNOu NCEMENT.

Announcements under this head &c per
npFa each insertion.
THO ladies ~ the Cumberland Prcshy-
;.rsin Ala society viii serve ice cream
anl cake 80 tho corner OF Main aud Walk
~ on Thursday evening beginning Al s
n'rlnck Cake md cream n cents.
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ClNlI. nIsrRIcr COUNT.

In the civil district court yesterday.
Hon sam II. nrashenr presiding, the
iurv IN the case of Martin va the Fiors-
ton aud Texas Central rniway returned -
verdict AWARDING the plaintln damages I'm
the sum of s1.si.au.
The case Of Davis W.. the Galveston.
la PORTE and Houston railway vas iih-
lsh.d yesterday. The jury Will be- charsei
this morning.
rhc case OF Fannie Badger ct al w.
Augusta Patrick rt al, suit 10 try tlilo
aud for damages, Was taken up and ~ now
on trial
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Y. c. Crawford. Che Tea Man, iOi2 Texas
avenue.
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The finest ice cream In Houston served
daily Bon Ton Ice Cream parlor.
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! am as enthusiastic a, ~, ,.s ! !;
or the Electropoise i Mn
the greatest curative assn a ~ \
mediaeval or modern ,lms.' =
know what more I cou,S .s
than ! have already said ~
~ does all and much n.
CANNED for It. l have sr,i,s !
truly, C.. w. CPrrvyrsrls ~
Guthrie. KY, December IL | Y
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Instruments will be rented !, !.
persons. IN
Fer a forty-page descrot,,, :,
the great curative agent ss,,..
Agent for Texas. New Me,;s, \!
ma, Southwest Corner Of n.y.. !.
and Strand. Galveston, Ts,s'
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coon. OFFICE FOR RENT
over rnNiu,iz.'s stationery store. s0i
Malu street. chnap 10 good man.
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b. EECpklElFS COURT
4. l.. White. exposure of person. two
cases. iinod $50 IN each case.
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JUSTICE MAHONEy'S COURT.
Ada Ice. abusive language; fined s.
al
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-24
The First
National
Bank
Of Chicago.
faid.in Capital, $3,OOO,OOO
Surplus, ..&,oOo,OOo
oFFIOH110s
LYMAN J. GAGE, President.
JAS. B. F0RGAN, Vice President.
RICHARD J. STREET, Cashier
HOLMES HOGE, Asst. Cashier.
FRANK I. BROWN, "a Asst. Cashier

All classes Of high.grade Investment
Bonds bought and sold. Accounts Of
Merchants, Banks, Bankers and Corpora
tions solicited. Travellers Circular Let.
tiers Of Credit issued, available in all
parts Of the world. Commercial Credits
furnished fol use in Importation Of Mer-
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fers by Cable to the leading cities Of
Europe, Asia and Australia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-15

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 1.-THE
campaign which eliminated today in
the greatest Republican victory ever
recorded in this state, has been the
most active known for years upon both
sides.
1t has been a speaking campaign
almost entirely and the entire state
has been we'll covered. There were
five candidates for the office of COVER
nor, who is the only state officer chosen
by the people, all others being chosen
by the legislature.
The name of one of these, William
Henry Clifford of Portland. the nom
inee of the sound money Democrats,
was not upon the official ballot, and
those voting for him were obliged to
write his name upon their ballots The
other candidates were: Hon. L1ewellyn
Powers of Houlton, Republican,; Hon.
Melvin P. Frank of Portland, Demo-
crat; Ammi S. Ladd of Calais, Pro-
hibitionist, and Luther C. Bateman
of Auburn, Populist
Congressman, county officers, state
senators and representatives to the
legislature were also elected. The
average estimate Of the Republican
plurality for governor was $4,000 to 49,
600, as compared with about $500 in
1894, and Il, 500 in 1892; but the vote to-
day throughout the state was larger
than anticipated and the plurality of
Powers, the Republican, is larger than
the most enthusiastic Republican
dared predict. the latest returns in
dicating that it will reach nearly So
900. In nearly every county the county
officers are Republican by much larger
pluralities than ever before known, and
in some counties no candidates We're
put in the field by the Democrats. In
all four of the congressional districts
the present incumbents were reelected
with increased pluralities.
In the First district Reeds plurality
will be something over 10000, as
against S,S15 two years ago, while Con-
gressmen Dingley, Milliken and Bou-
telle will go back to the next congress
with much larger vote than two
years ago. The legislature will con-
tain but few Democrats.
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OF IoDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS

PAGE ONE.
Bryan's Great Tour.
Mckinley Pulling Wool.
The Election in Maine.
Dynamite Plot Unearthed-
Cochran In Omaha.
PAGE TWO.
Republicans Still Hunting Harmony
Counties Must Pay Civil Jurors
Fees.
Fort Douglas News.
PAGE THREE.
business, Mining and Stocks.
Buffers Letter to Watson.
Bryan and the PODuIfsts.
Police Commissioner Jennings Re-
signs.
PAGE FOUR.
Desperation of the Anti-SiIver Men.
PAGE FIVE
Affairs of the County.
Board of Public Works.
State Supreme Court Opens
PAGE SIX.
The Worlds Markets.
News from Nearby.
Criminals at ST. George.
The National Guard
Butcher WeyIer at Work.
PAGE SEVEN.
Ogden's Murder Case.
Opening Of the Public Schools.
PAGE EIGHT.
The Mckinley Primaries.
Trouble in the First III. 70. Church
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COULD NOT REALIZE.
The Cause of the Failure of a Cap
ifaIist and Broker.

The Cause of the Failure of a Cap
ifaIist and Broker.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Sept. 14-D. B.
Lyon, capitalist and broker. made an as
signment to C. S. Brasshaw today, for the
benefit of his creditors. Mr.. Lyons has
been prominent in financial circles, and in
the last twenty years has been the me-
dunn of investment for about six mil
lions of eastern money in the west, large
~ in Des Moines. He has conducted ex-
tensive enterprises here, building several
large blocks. His schedules show assets
of S1G2, SO, consisting of $4,000 in bills re-
ceivable, SO. 200 in real estate, and about
$4,000 in stocks. The direct liabilities are
TITS. of which s49,500 is in bills payable,
and the balance Endorsements. Besides
this. there is $1,000 in Endorsements of
stock, and $29,000 of Endorsements Of paper
that is secured by good collateral In
ability to realize on collaterals that have
been considered good. owing to the close
money market, is the cause Of the fail
IRE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-15
MAINE GOES
REPUBLICAN
Campaign eliminates in a
Victory for Reed and His
Followers.
WERE CANDIDATES GALORE
Five Seekers After Gubernatorial
HOnOrs.

Average Estimate of the Republic
an Plurality for Governor $4,000
to $4,000, as Compared with $4,000
in 1894, But the Vote Throughout
the State Was Larger Than An
ticipated, and the Latest Returns
Indicate $4,000.
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THE SHIPS.

NEW YORK, Sept 14-Arrived-
Steamer Ethiopia from Glasgow and
Neville; Georgia, from Copenhagen,
etc.
Arrived out-State of California at
Neville; Venetta. at Copenhagen.
Sailed for New York-Virginia, from
Stettin, September 10; Thingvalla, from
Stettin. September il
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-15
NJ 'KIULEY AS
A VOOL-PULLER
A Barrel of Taffy for the Men
Who Happen to Own
Sheep.
CREATES GREAT APPLAUSE
He Counts the Shepherds Visit a
Special Honor.
CREATES GREAT APPLAUSE

Candidate Gives 1t as
His Opinion That There Was No
Good Reason Why the Innocent
Sheep Should Have Been Pounced
Upon by the MarbIe-Hearted and
Flinty-Faced Democrats, When
There Were Other Reforms That
Might Have Been Made.
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GREATEST OF ALL.
Senator Fair Goes on Record as the
Champion VIII Maker.

SAN FRANCISCO, September IA
W. r. Goodfellow, one CT the Fair will
witnesses, gave his testimony today in
the suit brought by Nettie r. Craven
against the estate of the late James G.
Fair Goodfellow testified that he
acted as legal adviser for Senator Fair
at different times since 1887. During
that time, Fair executed several wills.
The first will was drawn as a codieil
in 1891. A complete will was written
a few weeks later. Another will was
prepared in 1892 1t was also in the
form of a codicil. Two other wills
were executed toward the end Of 1893,
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THE MIGHTY FALLEN.
sIavin Knocks Out KiIrain in the
First Round

First Round
BALTIMORE, Sept 14-Ex-Cham-
pion Jake Kilrain was knocked out by
Frank P. Slavin at the Eureka club to-
night. The Baltimore heavy weight
was little better than a punching bag
for the Australian, and it took him but
two and a garter minutes to put the
ex-champion out. Kilrain's weight was
announced as 20 pounds, but he looked
at least fifteen pounds heavier. Slavin
weighed 1874.
The exhibition was more of the give
and-take order than scientific and after
two and a quarter minutes of fiercely
exchanged blows, the Baltimore man
went down. His head struck the floor
q resounding Whack. He rolled over and
attempted to regain his feet, but his
hands were still on the floor when the
referee counted him out.
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A Gang That Proposed to Gre
ate a Great Reign of Ter
rGr on the Continent.
RUSSIAN NIHILISTS
MIXED UP IN IT
lyman Undoubtedly an Agent OF
the Plotters.

Preparations Made in This Country
Were Conducted with the Utmost
Secrecy, But This Did Not Prevent
the sIeuth Hounds OF the Law Get
ting Next and Informing the Brit
ish Government of Every Move
ment Made Herc-BOth Bold and
Extensive.
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HEARTY
WELCOME
FROM ALL
Bryan Makes a Most Wonder
full Record in the Sunny
SOVth.
THOUSANDS AT
EACH STATION
Enthusiasm Such as Was Never
Before Seen.

1T Is a Good Thing 10 Retain the
Confidence OF the People, Even
Though the Democratic Party
Does Suffer the Loss of Few of
the Old Ieaders-At Henderson,
Kentucky, He Is Escorted by the
Carlisle RiHes-The Platform
Adopted at Chicago lis No InnOva-
1fOn-UseIessness of Opening the
Factories and Keeping the MINIS
Closed.
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one being filed outside the state. Sen
ator Fair, he said, seemed to have
penchant for executing wills, and
would write one Of these documents
whenever the fancy possessed him.
Many of the wills, Goodfellow said.
were in his possession but he declined
to produce them without an order of
court