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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-16
TELEGRAPHIC BREY ITIES.

The California and Idaho Democrat
State conventions will be held this ev.
ening.
George H. Semple mot Clark. the
man who shot Banker Wyckolr in New
York, died in the New York hospitaI
to-day.
Canton, Ohio, has begun DECORATING
in anticipation OF the demonstrglion
with which the news of Major SIcKn.
ley expected nomination for presidency
at st. Louis is to be received.
Tomasso Rossi and Frank Lane
laborers at the Banigan building in
Providence, R. l., fell ten stories on m
elevator car just before noon to.dov
and sustained injuries which may result
fatally.
Lieut.. Peary, the arctic explorer
who went to st. Johns, n. F.. last week
to arrange for ship to take him north
this summer, returned to Halifax to.
day, having been unsuccessful in his
search for suitable vessel. He will
endeavor to secure one at Halifax.
Mrs Chauncey Wakcman while mentally
derargcd, in Bridgeport, Conn this morning
procured a razor and cut her infants throat.
killing him almost instantly. The police took
chsrge of the demented mother and She Will
be committed at once to tho Insane kctrea,
at Middletown.
The New Mexico democratic State conyan.
ton yesterday adopted a platform fayorine
fraac ar 10 I
tax and endorsing Bland for the presidency.
MCKINLEY CAMPAIGN CLUB No. [
reported for the Alexandra Gazette
Mount Olive Baptist Church, colored
was crowded last night, pursuant to
call of Mr.. Thomas H. Morgan, the
Mckinley leader in this city. The oh
ject was to organize a Mckinley cam.
paign club for the Sth district. All the
local leaders were out. Rev. r. H.
Lyles was made temporary chairman
and ]. Wesley Williams temporary sec.
rotary.
A lively discussion was provoked BIZ
James NJ. Buckner moving to name the
organization republican club.
Mr.. Morgan wanted it called The
mckinley campaign club"
VIM. Scipio, Samuel J. Smith, r. J.
Preston, Henry Tyler, James Lee and
T. NJ. Watson spoke pro and cen.
The motion then prevailed by a
unanimous vote that the organization
should be known as the mckinley
campaign club"
The club then went into an election
for permanent officers as follows Pres
ident, Rev. R. H. Lyles; 1st Vice Pres
ident, S. Gillison Cd do, Albert Lucas;
Sd do, r. ]. Preston; 4th, a. Brown;
9th, N. r. Wexford Recording Score,
tary, T. S. Jackson; Corresponding
Secretary, Thos. H. Morgan; Financial
Secretary, J. Wesley Williams Treas
urer, John Banks; Sergeant.at-Arms,
Joseph II. Johnson.
A committee was appointed to Sc
cure permanent rooms.
1t was decided to hold big ratifCa-
ton meeting the night after Major Nc
Kinley's nomination.
The meeting was orderly and much
enthusiasm was manifested.
Steps will now be taken to rcorgan-
ize the republican city committee in ac-
cordance with the views of the majority
of the republicans of Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-16

MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR lust
Nk received at A. @. SLAYMAKER,S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-16

DEMNANTs of Striped and Checked
- &C. sLAYMAKERs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-16

SMALL SUGAR CURED HANS AND
- Breakfast Pieces received TO-DAY a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-16

ORoMARTY YARMOUTH BLoAIbh'
~ just received by = ,,rpr,py
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-16

nURKEEs SALAD DRESSING fresh re-.
~ .ejuod today b, O. MLBURN,
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CREPONs in beautiful colors, reduced -
" SC and 10c per yard, at ,..,,,-r,-
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A LOT OF LADIES SHIFT WAISTS,
a very handsome, reduced from , DC -
4Oc, at 4. {. sLAYMAKERo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-16

~ ENUINE FOSTER KID GLOVES iof
VI Ladies, warranted, for 81 just Reeve ,,,,,.,
at A. c. sLAYMAKERc.-.
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SOOO POUNDS OF GRANULATL93
OOOO SUGAR received today snu
for sale at ]. G. MlLBt III
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NREsH COIN GRITs, Q lbs for DC, a.
&c. MILBURHa
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GOLDENE WASHING POWDER Just re-
~ '''0' e'' 40 J. c. MILBuRE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-18

atatlon for wsr is the beet safeguard
against war.
The foregoing summary closes an
exhaustive report giving every detail
of the pTosress Bi Notification, the
examination u iunumefabls devices
Of attack aud defense, the tetting Of
guns, gun oarrisges, powder, arms,
mprtars, ntmof, etc.
A long list 10 given OF devices which
have been examined and not approved
anu n I'm aller lat OF those approved or
under confederation.
Ths report cjntaius a letter from
Secretary Lamont, Ia which he points
out that tho board was crested ut n
time whom Congress was taking tho
fifst slep IN the execution Of y project
which Involved ultimste expenditure
OF more than 800, 900, 900, this purpose
being 10 have body Ut ext erts to pass
On the advancinr stages ~ armament.
II cent years, the SECRETARY writes,
nave witnessed rapid evolution
In war material. Foreign nations
short Intervals. Costly material
has been manufactured, much
OF II to DO thrown out as detective
ventions on the part OF y possible
enemy. Mt. Lamont suggested that
The work would be expedited II the
board established certain definite
"types" Of implements and engines Of
VI var.
In answer to this the board tpsoiflos
n long list Of "lmplemente and engines
OF war for which satisfactory types
have been determined"
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Cannot. In the Opiaien of senator
vssf, ne Passed.

wAsIuNoTos, Nov. ~. - Senator
Vest Of Missouri, who arrived here to-
day, expressed the opinion that II
would DO impossible for the Republl.
cans TO pass the Dingisy bill or any
other tariff bill ihraugh the Senate la
the coming setsloI
~ have no uoubt," he ssii, "thAt
tho Republican senators who voted
with the Democrats At tho last session
against the consideration VI tho Ding
Icy bill, with the possible exception Of
Carter, will stand with us again, and
" they do there IL no possibility OF
passibg the bill.
"5uppose tho gold Democrats dsset.
yeu?"
~ do not consider that possible.
They arc no more pfoteciio nisis than
are the silver Democrats"
Tue senator feels no apprehension
over the prospects OF his own election.
Tut says that with Blackburn aud
Voorhees, aud probably other silver
DEMOCRATS practically beaten TOR re-.
elsctiop, he fears tue silver men will
have . very narrow margin II any "a
tho Senate during The Fiity-thlrd Con
gTess.
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PARIS. Nov. 1.-THE Chsmhcr oil
Devu,iss today adopted, by vote oil
2s7 10 28s. NJ. 6uillame's radical pro.
pDsai " substitute universal suffrage
TOT the municipal councils IN the cleo
ton Of delegates who elect SENATOR.
NJ. Jourdan asked the government 10
support the proposal oi the Senate.
NJ. MoliDr, tho premier, protested
against these lDlunctions, saying that
the government knew lie own duty
sAd will place the proposals honestly
before tho Senate aud would endeav0f
TO obtain n compromise. Finally the
order OF the day In support Of the gov.
ernVlsnt was sdopted.
It's believed the proposal IL certain
10 bo rejected In the Senate.
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the COMMITTEES Of Russian ministers
officially determined for each period
Of production the quantity Of sugar 10
be tutneI out by tho sugar factories tat
the home market, when this yer was
fixed NJ over 100000 tons, nm excess
over last year OF $4,000, aud the min.
isity OF finance has cohsludsd g. lower
the price. Oh account Of the chehpen-
Ing Of manufacture, !no improvement.
u beet cultivation aud this yeaT's
exceilont harvest, the new price
being s2.ss nor pood Of 36il pounds,
agaibtt s. ~ last year. Tue ufilciai
Russian estimate Of the wofld's raw
sugar production Tor this yssr IL rs
follow.
Production OF boet.sugar, 100000
tont; production Of cane ,u TAI, 2,6jb,-
900 tJns; siook on hand. l, 100000 tone.
Total, 5000 tons. Last year the
corresponding tc,si wan S, 900, 900 tons.
Tho estimated contumpti0n fof the
ensuing year IL placed NJ 100000 tons.
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hero ate mtuniod. Tho other gun aud
rnffifge hsi hsen tsste1 nj sandy
Hook beioie they were brought here.
Siucs the two big guns wete placed
hefe they have been the pfldo OF tie
peat. Tbs work Of mounting thtm
WA completed few days age, The
pfojpc,iles which tho guns throw are
- steel, with pointed ends, ana weigh
6T5 pounds escb. The one used In tho
test NJ Wilicts Point wss Of tho same
style aud weight, Tut was made OF
cast.lfon, steel being too expensive, II
10 said, 10 be used In practice. When
he pfOjtotiie va. raised by mssue Of
n small derrick attachment on the gun
and pushed home, y charge OF liD
pounds Of powder wps brought 10 bags
anu put Into the bIeecb. In q short
time everything was In readiness Tor
tho fret shot
The ufiicets gave the command TO
fire, anu Artillery Sergeant Salvage
ysnked tho Lanyard. There was
asafening report, followed by n l0uu
whistllng noise made ny tho pfoIsctile
as 1t sbot through the air over the
heads OF the boatmtn who were be-
tween the fort and the pvlnt at which
the officers had figured the bsli would
strike the water. The tmoko soon
cleared away, anu those on the fort
saw the great splash made by the pro-
itoillo when II struck.
With this small charge Of powder.
Lieut.. Wheeler said the velocity Of the
proIeciilo was 40 feet n second.
Win tue fitst shtt, ne with nll the
Others, the working Of the carriage was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-18

NEW YOnK, Nov. i7.-fh. third
stkslOn OF the inst annual convention
u the national council OF jewish wo-
meu was given over 10 three OF the
mote important standing committees,
reports from which were read by their
ehaifmsp. First was the report OF
Misa julia Felsebtbal OF Chicsgo,
chairman Of the committee on religion.
One pufpote Of the council. the report
rays, was "to arouse the interest 81
American yewesses In Judaism, Its
literature, history and the Bible"
AMER Miss Felsonthal had finish cd
reading the report Of tho committee ON
religion, Mis-, Sarah IL. Lyons ~ this
city asked the privilege Of the II Jor,
And proceeded 10 utter her protest
hgainsta portion OF Miss Folss nthai's
report with reference to Claud Monte.
nOfe's criticism OF tho Bible.
When the council was called 10 order
after reeets. the cnHir read tho follow.
Ing telegfHui
"ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. Ito tho
National Council Of Jewish women,
New YOtk-rhe Woman's Christian
Temperance union, In convention here
b,s,mbled, send you cordial greet nRs.
We are woIk-rs together for God and
humanity"
An appropriate tralernal reply was
made.
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roK rms toA.r pEYEN.r.
More Money Ns.asdf,o rortiiy our
ttsrbof.

wAsnIsuTos, Nov. 1.-THE work
OF placing our haipofs In n state OF de-
iunso II summed up In tho report Of
tho board Of ordnance aud fortified.
tiOns, signcd by General Milep, Coils.
Frank and Haines aud Maj Phippp,
and made public today. IL says;
"Undsi the increased appropriations
OF the present nscal year the WORK OF
placing our hatb0is In n proper STATE
u defense In making good progress,
aud " only tho same gums are appro.
pfiated annually for n low years our
principal ports will present a iofmlds-
bic front 10 m attacking fieot. IL 10
hoped, however, that even more liberal
APPROPRIATIONS Will be made, la order
that we may soon bo fcauy Tor an
emergency that may arise nj any time.
''In view Of the present serious a..
pecI OF European pslitics II 10 only
common prudence tor this nstion 10
be on Its guard, for should = conflict
ari,o, we are liable 10 be embfoiied
with some power Whose navy, IN tho
present clnditiDn OF our coasts, mig ht
destroy or exact enormous ransom
from our chief oities.
"a wsr. IL II comes at all. will come
with no warning anu no time fot prep.
arAtion. China, with undeiendsd ports
and an inadequate navy. was defeated
In = few months.
"In the last war between tho great
military powsn Of Germany aud
France, tho surrender ~ Sedan GO.
CURED onIy forty days after the declaf.
alton Of war. The wars Of nations oc.
cur In circles OF varying length, Tut
seldom does q generation pas without
n conflict. Already more than thirty
years nave elapiod sine. cur LAST great
war, ana another may soou, II the past
be q guide TO the future, terminate one
Of the Longest Intervals OF peace we
have ever enjoyed.
"Our engineering department n
ready with tho most modern plans for
iortinoAtions, aud the ordnance 10 Pre-.
pared with designs for gun, anu osr-
riagea. II Congress Will but increase
the appropriations 10 tho capacity OF
those departments for uteiul anu eco.
nomioAi work, II will not DO long before
our coasts are secure sgainst thu attack
OF foreign power. An effective prep.
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rnE HINe,. nrnonIAL.
Monument Co Americans Accidentally
KILLED In norway.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL. - KIM
Oscar III OF 5weden and Norway has
given liurther evidence Of his kindly
feeling toward the United states BY
erecting n grAnits monument Cd the
SPOT " here Mr. And Mis-. Daniel You.
mana OF New York CITY mot tusif
ueath on July 4ln last. MT. YoumAns
and his vile, while driving along q
road near Bergen, were backed on n
uoeiivity and killed. Consul Many
writes that whom tho king passed tho
point sson aitcrward no piacsd = beau.
tiiul bouquet on the wooden oross
marking me spot. and directed the
chief Official Of tho district u replace
the wooden ctoss with n granite monu.
ment. This has been completed aud
IL an imposing shaft OF r0ugh.hown
stone. On one face the circumstances
OF the accident are bntfiy given, AMI
on the other nro these wOrds;' "Osoir
II Erected this Memorial"
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wAsHIsoToS, Nov. i1.-Ex-Min.
later hoiuggs, VINO IL acting NJ coun.
says The effect OF the clause mailing
nifty years essential 10 constitute "sct'
llel dislriolA" In the Venezuelan
boundary dispute will give 10 Vsnsz u.
ola tho entire Birima gold country,
which Ia tns most valuable tract Ia
Won, zuels, and also the entiro ofinooo
river couatry, including thu waterway
ITSELF, the banks, the mouth snd tue
ISLANDS " the mouth. the BfiIish
bavs eoaling station and rendezvous
on one OF ihese Islands, but Mt.
bcIuggs says the Briiiah occupancy
began Ia 1856, anu oannot possibly
come within me iiiiy-yeaTs' term =.
tho settismout.
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lELEGRAPHlC.
DIVIDING TURKEY.
su,pp. Proposes TO Take Control 81
Her Finances
an GIVE rng ADMINISTRATION
Ia Qrle r, ippoIoI'd BY Russia ara
Iraucs-EnsIaud Not
Ambitions.

IospoS, Nov. is.-The Daily News
,.,s. that It ieafns the powers ate
s,,,ldstipg = scheme fer nnanclal con-
,,,iaud the placing Of tho admins
ration OF Turkey In tho hands Of q
,,,top.lbls European minister, Edgar
vlnc,ut. Al presept director Of the
olism.n bank, becoming ltns minister
!, finance; q Russlsu officer, the mln.
ate, Of war, and Frencbmsp, mimi.
,,foi the interior; the grand virier re-
manning PRESIDENT OF the council OF
No. subject 10 the powore' approval
nfh,fo Il reason TO believe" the
nJ'v News save, ''that Germany and
Sn.iria will O. nsent 20 such q schsmt,
-s,eh would maintain the Integrity Of
ne ottoman dominion, but:would not
r,ce,Atily keep the present sultan on
~. throne. The II viii be gilded
viih financial assistance. Tho scheme
4, b,li,yr,i TO provide for hrst faising
loan OF e. 900, 900 TO DO spplied 10 The
standardization and rejuotion Of the
.Tny,esch vlllayet 10 have n European
uceivsf.genetni, responsible TO the
minister, VINO 10 10 collect taxes, saia.
ma. ETC., the revision OF tho civil mill
Afy service, the dismissal Of incompe-
tent and lll.f.puled ofiicer. the re-
organization Of the gems a'armes under
Turkish and European oflicofs, and
equal rights to all religious communi.
tlss.D
DfFFcuLr TO PRHSERvE UNITY.
IoNDos, Nov. i7.-Mr. Arthur BAL
ifuf, tue aoverument leader IN tho
Hsulr OF Common, speaking At Roch-
gale tonight, dwolt apob the aim euliy
Of affecting n concert OF tho powers
ever Armenia. Eugland, he said, had
20 ullsiiOF object OF desitr for aggfan.
dizsmcnt, ntd u was q misfortune Tor
tho whole world That she had been
efoneously credited abroad with
ambitious aims. IL was impossible
that England should undertake In
opposition 10 the Wishes OF Europe n
crusade which, while II would net
benefit Arms ninns, woulu perhaps
Impose upon England ovsIwhelmips
fttponsiDllity.
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RAW sUoAn ,UrPLY.
much larger THIS Year Than In
1895.

wAsIusoTos, Nov, l7.--Thls year.
raw sugar supply oi Tho world sur,
passes tbat Of 1895, Notwithstanding
tho enormous CuOsa dedcli, according
to official ttatistics received Ut u,
department. OF stsio from Consul 9su-
rral Knrei oi 81. Petersburg. MT.
lSarel tsports the Russian wheat aud
rye shortage VIII DO more than mad,
az By tho Increased beel-bugar produc.
iiDD, and ADDS that, since tue case was
common 10 other European c9uutIiss
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EEE TINE GlH1, N EFFECT RlY 10, 1925



urrAHr
s.o0Am overland limited fof chicago omaha
DenIef, Kansas ety. ~ Louia ogden
and fark CITY.
500 N local eIrfe. Tor san ffsnolsoo.
OGDEN. cache valley and intermediate
cor y Local sapr,,, Tor ogden and ih,,f~s.
.csp q Atlantic cypress Tor Chicago. omanA.
nenvsr,. kAhsAs tliY, - Loaii, haiss.
f0ruaud. ban franeisc1,
30 m local express foe MsrcuT. inuc.
Provo Nephi. hAnu ana intermediate
% con mail aud express for Provo, Nephi.
Milford, frisco and intermediate oints
-, IN mixed ualn Tor CIreeid Beach,
Iootie and 1efminua
AHFivH
1uQ % Vvcf.arf limited TOW Chicago
Omaha, e. Louis Kansas CITY, Denver
raft CRY aud cgdeu.
, 0, 49, man nd express ton Helena. ngtts,
Portland. ssa traneisco, Cfdea aAd In
sIs N Iecsi cSprss. from sAa Francisco,
Cache Valley. ogden aud intermediate
5sCs N Atlantic empress from Ctiesso.
umaha. - Louis. hAns., ctr, hsn,e'
bas am nal ana express from Tu,eo. NV.
ford. Scuhi. rro'0 and intermtdiaic points
0sg1 pm local express FROM Mtrcur, Tlntc,
Iiofg, Ssphi. hshu aud iuisimedia's
a5l . " mixed lrain ffsn gstniau,. Toosl.
sud Garfield Beach,
iriaiss ,ouih Of Ju,b ruA sAiI sNess'
Ran d,hy srespt susd,,
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wAsHIsoros. ID. O.. Nov. 1.-THE
treasury lousy Loaf s84. 200 In gold coin.
aud s2g, 200 In bars, wnica leaves the
rue smonnl Of tho gold reserve $l28,.
ISL ,Oss. tho net gain In gold Ioday
psing s3ss,0
Owing 10 the fact that the ttste OF
the gold reserve 10 NJ longer n matter
OF public oosoarn, the assistant treas.
uroT NJ New York has been directed 10
discontinue the practice OF ssndiug this
Information 10 the Department oAul
Jay by Telegraph.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. l7.-one OF the
lOiuch disappearing guns has been
successfully tested at Wilieps Point.
Tho trial was under the direction OF
Captain w. A. CToziet. who In ono OF
Tho Inventors OF the Bum ngton.Crozlef
carriage, upon which the Two guns
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PURE ROOD AND DRINK

When other tea is roasted
fresh in this country. like
.SththiRg'S Best some tea
will be as good.
Not now.
AT grocers' in packages.
A sshuiIng 4 Company
san ffancitru 20
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washipglou, ID. e.,
NnY. Is. 1901.
Alexander 4. or, President, elc..

Alexander T.. Orr, President, ETC.;
My Dear slr--The pleasure which d
participation In the banquet Of the
chImber OF oommorca has afforded inc
In the past and the kindly feeling ana
broad spirit Of enterprise when hlvAy .
peryadsd thos occasions, cAuso me 10
regret most sincerely that cannot Join
the company that will gather ar una
tho chambcI's hospitable beard tomof.
row evening.
Recent events MAXWELL cause those
who Represent business Interests 10
rejoice at their escape from thfrsto ned
peril. Hut while they bAvs abundant
reason Tor Itiolcing and can view with
tho greatest satisfaction the support
they have given sound money Ia the
contest lately wagod against u, l .ai-
nostly hops that In tnis time Of con
graduation IL Will DO remsmbere that
constant Vigilance and continued
effort are required 10 even maintain
present conditions, aud that absolute
safety viii only DO secured when CUT
nnAncial system IL protected by Gfflrni.
alive aud thorough reform.
When our business men arc hAbitu.
ally alert ana whlohiuI, anu when
ihey are, moreover, fully aroused to
the Importance OF suen legislative
action concerning our finances M LNf-
iuess methods approve anu tho welafe
Of the entire county requires, much
good may be confidently anticipate,
not only In the accomplishment Of
practical tesulis, but In the removal a
hurtiuI pfeluuiccs through an Assuf.
auee To the people that business anu
patriotism are becoming more and
mere united. You're very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
- =-=-aa=z
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
Tho only limo running two
through fast trains daily to
Loadviilo. Aspen. Pueblo. Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER %, 1884,

Train No. leaves Ogden 0.ij a. m.
salt Lake ESQ A. M, arrive nj Pueblo
$40 u. m., Colorado Springs 7;iS a. M,
Denver $50 a. IN.
Train No. leaves Ogden ass y. in..
salt Lake 80 p. ni., arrive At Pueblo
.idh y M, Colorado Spring. $40 .. fn.,
Denver N23 p. M.
Connections made II Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east.
Elegant day coaches. chair cars and Pull
man .leeper- ON ali trains, Take tn.
ID. 4 X. q. aud have comfortable "trip
And enjoy 'ha finest scenery On the con.
tineni
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COMMERCIAL oLonirIcAr,os.
Annual nauauet of the New rori
sh.mber 81 Commerce.

Annual unupuet 81 tue new torh
Chamber 81 commerce.
NEW YoHK, Nov. 1.-THE l2sth
annual banquet Of the chamber of M
merce VI ths state OF New Yotk, which
was held this evening at DslmDnicO's,
wss tho most notable yearly gathering
that has been held by that great
ORGANIZATION. Considered In view oil
the outcome OF the nali0nnl election
It might Justly be called "commef.
cial ri1cation" by the 400 mrmbuis
aud the 800 guests who attended the
dinner.
Many OF the speeches were distinctly
Of n eongraiuistofy character auu thos-
who led tho fight agslnht free oolnnge
were given unstinttd praise, while
every mention Of their bamtu was
greeted with applause,
President Cleveland and Governor
Morton were unGble 10 attend thu
banquet, but they wrote letters which.
when teAu, were received with
loud cheering. President Cleveland
sAid:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
MAahluHtou, ID. e.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-18
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