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Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11

. 2 .t .e .i E.
 A specialist treats SonlysH special or particular class of diseases have the distinction of being the only physician in the south controlling sufficient practicepi in Private DiseaseF to devote my whole time to their cure
 This daily contact for year after year with such troubles gives experience. Ex- perience is essential to success.
 My Medical Dispensary was established in the city of Birmingham August g. 1887. for the exclusive cure of Private Dis- eases. Privacy is one of its special fea- lures. It is so arranged that one patient never necessarily sees another People who have social relations to sustain ap- preciate this. The very best people are often unfortunate. and dislike to consult their family physician through feelings of delicacy. To them I offer a safe, sure cure and perfect privacy.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11

No. ? carries Pullman union sleeping car Birmingham to Cincinnati and Pullman drawing room sleeping car Birmingham to Washington and New York without For further information call on or apply to R. l.. NEWTON,
 Travelling Passenger Agent No. T N. 20th Street, Birmingham. Ala. Telephone No. S48
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
MUNYON'S
 WARNING.
STR sNG DRUGS KILL MORE PEOPLE THAN
 ALL DISEASES COMBINED.
DOCTOR YOURSELF
With MunyOn's Improved Homeopathic Rem. tdics-.-NO Poisonous DrugS--.NO NauScOuS Doses No Big
 Doctor Kills.

MT James Sandford .of 14 Tradd street. Charleston, S. C., says: "I was sufferer for five years with severe pains in the back, shoulders and knee-1onts. The pain has been sn great that l could not sleep at night l used. dozens of diffeTe-a rheumatic niedien and spent hundreds of dollars with physicians without get ting relief, and l WAS almost despalrlng when l heard of Prof. Munyon's Rheu- matte Pellets. l resolved to try them at once The effect was immediate My back no longer troubles me, ana l am able to move about more actlVely than at any time in five years. cannot speak too highly of Munyon's Remedies.
 Munyon's Rheumatism Cure never fails to relieve In one to three hours, ana cures in a few days. Price, 25c,
 Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure Is guafah- teed to cure all forms of indigestion ana stomach troubles. Price. 25c ,.,.,..
 Munyon's Catarrh Remedies positlVeiy cure. Price, 25c each.
 Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures pains in the back loins and groins ana all forms of kidney disease. Price, zoc.
 Munyon's Female Remedies are d boon to all women. Price, 25c.
 Asthma Cure. with Asthma Heros' s1.00
 Munyons Nerve Cure stops nervous ness and builds up the system. frice' 25c
 Munyon's Headache Cure stops head ache in three minutes. Price. 25c.
 Munyon's Pile Ointment positiVeiy cures all forms of piles. Price. 25c. .,
 Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates Ill impurities of the blood. Price, 25c
 Munyon's VitalIzer restores lost powers to weak men. Price. $1.00. .,
 A separate cure for each disease Al all druggists 25c bottle.
 Personal letters to Professor Munyon 1905 Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa.' an swered with free medical advice for any dtgauue
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
ATHLETIC CONTEST, FL PAS0, TEX, FEB
 RUARY APO, 1896.
GRAY FOLKS LAST RIDE.
Frghtful Death of an Alice Furnace La.
 borer.

Frightful Death of an Alice Furnace la-
 borer.
 Gray Polk, a negro man about 25 years old. was instantly killed yesterday aft ernoon on the Southern railroad near Gains station in Avondale.
 The negro was stealing a ride on the passenger train for Atlanta, and when the train which was gathering high rate of speed. reached the negro tene- ments in Avondale, where Polk evidently wanted to alight, Polk jumped and fell under the wheels. His death was wilt messed by about twenty-five persons. and the shocking mutilation of the mans body made them sick with horror. It Is barely probable that the victim of the unfortunate fatality suffered. for his death was immediate.
 Polk has been for some time an em- ploye at the Alice furnace. His remains were turned over to the Warner-Smiley Undertaking company, who inferred the body for the county.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN ?

Two Republican County Conventions Have Re-
 fused to Fuse.
 The only republican conventions that have been held in the state so far are Sumter, Greene, Crenshaw, Winston and Marshall counties.
 All elected anti-Moseley delegates to the state republican convention. The lat ter two counties nominated straight re- publican candidates for county offices and refused to fuse with the pops. The other three counties were silent on this subject.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
PROMINENT CITIZEN OF LEE.

The State Herald had a pleasant call last night from MT. Isaac Ross Of Ope- lika. He Is en route to Gadsden to be present at meeting of the Gadsden Land and Improvement company. of which he Is a member. MT. Ross is a candidate for commissioner of agricul- lure to succeed Mr. Lane. and expresses himself as highly pleased with the pros- nects for the nomination.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
Syphilis.

Many physicians claim that this disease cannot be cured-that is, entirely eradi- cated from the system. I am willing to contract with any responsible person on the basis of no cure no pay.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
TO JAMAICA.
Special Excursion From Port Tampa to Ja-
 maca Island by the Plant Steamship Lines.

maica Island by the PIant Steamship llneS' Owing to the success and popularity of former excursions from this country to Jamaica island the Plant Steamship lines will run a series of them, leaving Port Tampa January IT and 31. February IA and 28, March 13 and 27. Each trip will consume eight days, allow ing two and one-half days on the island ,,,.,-,a wan 1S b OOu, iAOwcsvI, IvLufu on any snip up lo anu Including ApriI 2. one ur .ne fiant Slcauisnlp company < nncst steamers wlli perform lnis servlce, anu Ine trip wiIi De u most enJoy auIe one Ill every parLlcular. run inlorinalloL wlll be Iufnlsnea upon appncation to
 W. '. LIroLi,
 Division Passenger Agent,
 l-2-tf MonlEomery, Ala.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
Children Cry for
 Pitchers Castoria.
FOR SALE. 40 head of horses and mules very cheap at Avenue F and 24th street.
 Smith & Boatright.

We are headquarters in California wines, such as sherry. port. and clarets. We canot be excelled in quality and prices on imported and domestic liquors of any kind. Give us a trial and be con- vinced. M. & A. WISE.
 Cor. Morris ave. and Twentieth street.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
Gonorrhoea.

If you have Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Lucor- rhea, Whites or any other troublesome discharge that fails to get well under or- dinary treatment. come or write to me.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE. Train No. s. leaving Birmingham at 555 a. m., carries Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars between Birmingham and Atlanta uniting at Atlanta with and forming part of the Washington and Southwestern vestibule Limited, running solid between. Atlanta tween Birmingham and New York.
 Train No. 36, leaving Birmingham at 335 D. m., carries Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars between Birmingham and Jacksonville, via Atlanta and Macon. and between Birming- ham and Atlanta, and between Atlanta and New York, via Washington.
 Train No. 37. westbound, leaving Bir- mingham at 10:30 D. m., carries Pullman Sleeping Cars between Birmingham and Winona. Passengers will be admitted to car leaving Birmingham at D. m, and, arriving. will be allowed to remain in the car until a. m.
 Additional information as to schedules rates, sleeping car reservation etc., cheer fully furnished upon application to office of travelling passenger agent, No. North Twentieth street, Birmingham, Ala. tele- phone, S46. J. M. GULF,
 Traffic Manager. Washington, D c.
 W. H. GREEN,
 General supt.. Washington D: c.
 w. A TURK, e
 G. P. A., Washington, D. c.
 c. A. BENSCOTER,
 A. c. P. A., Chattanooga. Tenn.
 L. A. STEPHAN,
 T. P. A., Birmingham. Ala.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
STRICKEN WIih rAnALf olo.

News reached the city yesterday that Mrs. M. J. ncCurdy o1 uoid tIiii hau suffered u strone or palalySis. Iurs Mc- Curdy IS the mother U1 Nlessrs. W. U. and Louis McCuruy, prominenl clulzens pI Lowndesboro. and grandmother of Mrs. w. A. Cochran of this city. It was the second attack. How serious it was not learned
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
Alabama Great Southern
 Railroad Company.

Shortest and quickest line to Cincinnati, Louisville and the North; also to Shreve- port, New Orleans and all points south- west.
 Schedule in effect January 5, 1896.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11
nusINrssnEA's cAnPAras.
That Term Explained la "a Document
Issued nv Democrats.

WASHINGTON, Aug. H. Political
tHuIu are quiet nj several headquaf.
ttrs. The weather seems TO affect the
politicians.
AZ Rspubllcau headquarters le,toTa
from Kgnsts, Iowa and Missouri all
spoke Ot Improvement In the political
outlook And snll that all that was
needed nj this time was great quaint.
tlrH Of financial literature.
The Democratic campaign commit.
tee ibsutd document today on tue
"busiutusmen's camuaign." 10 says
that the Republican, propose such "a
campaign ami that the Democracy &C.
cuuis tue issue. The document iirat
quUlta Mr. BIyan's declaration tha,
tue farmer OF tho hirod cmpioye So M
mpch a business mAu as the banker OF
tue tig merchant. IL then gives u lisi
Of the number OF pOraOna employed IA
tutiuuu gainiul pursuits, Including
agriculture, mining, manufacturing,
transportation, tue ruTpOte being %
show lhe small percentage comprised
under the head OF bankers, broguTs aud
Wholesalers. The document comments
on those figures, winding up with the
ssitT,i0n that iom tho Republican
tlaudp0int only the tow banker
hlgEufs, wholesalers anu corporal Q
officers are businessmen, whilu from
tue Democratic standpoint tho millioul
VI farmers, producers and laborer
olall classes are rs much business meu
a' the lew who live, thrive ana grow
rich ~ trading IN the products 0
huur.
senator jones, chairman Of Ia,
natl DgmuoTuliu committee
Senator FsulEnOr, chairman Of tn
congregational committee, md Law
renee Gardiner, OF the latter committee
have CONS 10 New York 20 attend m,
nesting OF the rational committee 10
day anu to meet Mr. Bryan on his ~
nyal tomorrow night.
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Political Pointers.

a w0mhu's BfVAu anu Sowall free
oliver club was organized Ia the Fun
precinct yesterday Afternoon with
Mrs. Newman ls President.
John IS. Cummock IL said 10 be de-
voloping considerable uurxptc.tu
strength AZ car dids.e Tor Falt LAT q
county shrievslty hoHOtt On the Dgm.
UcTatio ticket.
Candidates for the oiilc8 Of county
attorney are exceedingly uumuGouf.
There are more OF lhom Ia the Hold tor
this than for any other office except
that OF sheriff. The last two Republi.
cans 10 shy their casters into the ring
Of political chance are George l.. Nyu
anu G., q, Whitlumotei this present ~.
cumbeui.
Tho Democrats State commit.
tee is scheduled ~ meet Mt the
knutGiOrd nj =, IN. on SatuT.
uay next. The primo purpose OF
tho meeting 10 " select rnniTnlaf
For this position tue names Of three u
our persons are mentioned, but u l.
believed that Judge P0wrI- will be
easily reelected.
The American Scandinavian Silver
League was organized nj the flee OF
Attorney &. NJ. Nielsen last nigut. J..
q. Sanuberg WIS elected PRECEDENT, 4,
NJ. Nivlser, INST vice preridunij FEll
3. ETtmgu, second vice Ifuileui
IhUmas T., Nissiug, stcfetaU; r. ..
FetnslTom, treasurer n, HUsuraud.
sou, seTgeant.at.btu t.a tg,guUy,
! committee IL composed " Al ~. lIui,
| &. a. EuUksUn, n, W. H!uiuTg, j. A..
WISHING, h. >. FsglslrJm. The meet
InR WE an sutnusi.stlc ous nuI 10,
.ulted ~ the { liuwing telegram triug
sent u Bryan ~ NuF YUsa;
Tho American scandinavian Silver
LEAGUE oI stlL Lake city, Utah, sounds
greeting and pledge ourselves tor you
| and .llyOr ut 1910
j, &. SANuuEUu.
Prosllol,,
| THOMAS T.. NIssINd,
| ..HrIvLArF
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READY FOR The REGATTA.
The Contestants ATrIYl al Saratoga
In Good Time.
a Taihe Anur owing to rriciiou ne,
tSeen New York Athletics
aud iiohrmiAns.

HArAT0GA, n. ", Aug. ll.-All is
Ia readiness for tue regatta Of the
national association Of Hmstour onrs-
men "Wednesday nnd Thuislay. d..
w. s. Mcdowell, Of Chicago, VINO
has recently returned from England,
where lac rowed IN tue Henley regatta
with the veteran &. T.. Bulgor of Al.
bany was the fret senior oatsnan 10
reach the lake anu both have been la
steady training since. The Nospeis,
Of Philadelphia who have entered tho
largest number OF conleltauts 0i any
club, arrived Mt the Lake Sunday
motnlng, AMI IN tho afternoon several
crews wOro cut .or a practice spin,
showing themselves ~ he IN excellent
torm. The RivefBldB club, the Waohu-
sets, the Metropolitan IN. W Alta.
lnlics, tue Winnipeg, the DuuOii, the
CrCasr, the Toronto anu this ArgOnaul
Rowing CLUBS are also represented aud
among this single scullefu are White.
head Of CanibIidgoport and Thompson
Of TOfouto.
Owing 10 the friction betwconl the
New York athletics anu the BJhe-
mianb Of Now York, the later have
not yet entered, though they ftlil nay
do 20. On acu.un, o! this, what prom.
ised % be the most brilliant racing
regatta, has dugcnerateh 10 n Jams
allalr between the New York athletes
ANA Baltimore towing ouD,
IN the intermediate uightht there
aIo hut TWO entries anu they are not
evenly ma chVu; the New York hlhlu-
tic and Troy LIutoatrs.
The senior singles will be- unusually
interesting. J, n. Rlhmvr " Toronto,
who made thu course last year IA iO:l9,
Fred Cfo.scr, Of tue Ncspur; Mellow.
eli OF the Delaware boat clut, Joseph
Whitehead 90 the Albany t0wiu.
cluu; H.. Buir ~ OF the BevUrwyckf; H..
binrsh OF the Ntspou, nud JuvcuaI OF
the ATgouauts are among tue contest.
| anti.
Too double SKULL promises TO DO a
| close race, and VIII have " be- rOWeu
10 two heats juggling from the numuol
/ OF entries. Tnn I0fOnlUs with Ryan
/ aud Russell or juicy ana Rohmer, q,
aubstltu,eP, tue New YORK athletics,
| with Howard anu Crawford, aud tn,
! Argonauts with the two Thompson
l luJh tuAuAlAuH hAe khe leNHAAt'hs
] The iuut-1ated senior shell race has d
plumber VI excellent ontfivs anu viii
be- u closo race, although the Metropolis
itau Rowing club Of Now YORK viii b,
unable T. spna their tour, owing 10 ia,
| illness VI O'iteagau, tue stroke. Tue
lthers who ATE fhvorlles are tho Win
nipegs, who won by twO anu hal
lengths last year; tho DstTOiis. tht
Pennsylvania Barge olut, the WyRI,
dotlCs and tho Wachusutts. The Al
runauJ four irom Toronto hayo not vol
appeared. 1ney were recently defeat
ud by tho Winnipeg. Two healH vii
probably nave ~ DO r0Wed ia thi
fnce.
Tho international fouT-osred has
very great number VI entries anu tn
New York Athletics anu the Inhtltutr
uf Newark, who won the senior lou
last year ~ s.l. arc SPOKEN OF as ptou
nbo winners. wednesday evening
large ball Is TO be given by tho peopl
OF Saratoga NJ the Grand Union II
honor OF the vsitiug 0assneu. tn
pa,rluCsaus include macy u tne lead
iug cotIagers ana sOoitiy ladies' OF tn
| Vlllugv.
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KANSAS CuY, Aug. ll.-R. M.
suyutT, l3oAl oapltautt nas bocomu
tho owner 1i ecvnn-uighthn " ono mile
Of land situated In tho southohsteru
part % tbu Guy nn tho strcngih Of o
quantity OF p1tlvrfpld scrip which ne
holds. rho laud contains the fight.Oi.
way " tho suburban belt railway over
which tue air line, tue OsyaOla and
southern, the pitisuurg ana CUT aud
Maple Luat railways enter Kansas
C,ts. TIE scrip 4 VA authorization by
Congress % tho heirs anu mHlgncs u
Pouufhali, VINO WIS hail breed
indiau, to take possession OF 0,OOO
nelos Of government land anywhere.
Al but co acres have been uted.
Much OF 70 was used TO take paris q
ihs iake front at Chicago on which
Tremendous profits were male.
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e. people u Weber county arc
greatly displessed al the prOposei TaIso
OF 20 per cent ia the assessment 90 4A.
able properly, lnuuo by the S.g,u blRr8
0ftquhI2Nt A C0mmlt.uu waited
on tue uuaTi today 10 ask Teiuc i1l
Ia tue hfse smtu. ltwas slatel tnut
tue ASSESSOR mad yoluu.aEily Increased
salt Lake Cly's assessment $4,000. UUO
beyond Whist ho nuu. fixed at
Me-. d.. h. Emrb0n, widow Of the
lntn Judge l.. h. Emerson, was elec.tJ
last night % the vacancy on tneOgdrn
hoard OF education caused py tho resi-
uatiGn o. her son, A. q. Emerson.
H. !. Hglthvr Sr, OF q rden, has 70.
turned from mlssl9u 10 Norway. H0
haas been alson, .weuly-oue m0nths.
Last evening Msylt Spencer nom.
mated william HarHombe 10 be city
auditor. The council refused 10 cou.
hrm tha nomination.
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE,
Business Transacted al The hsGli1g 10
NV York,
Headquarters wili Probably no IL.
tabiIshvd Ia washiugtou-
nrnnchts ~ other Uitits,

NEW YomS, Aug. lit wa, aitoT
lil5 when the Democratic national
uammitieo g5t together aud Senator
Jones In the chair doclafri II ttaiy Tor
busiucta. Discussion Immediately
arote M TO the selection Of q place Tor
headquarters. Alter u little di-putsion
the MISTER wac laid aside while sunA.
tor German offered u resolution mat
the chair appoint a committee Of
IS 10 DO known NJ the executive
@ mmitiee, u cJmmitteB OF twenty-five
10 Ue known ne the campaign commit.
TEE, Chairman J0nts 10 be- ex.tilluiU
member OF each OF the comm tluus.
Toe resolutions further ftcitu that the
campaign committee DO allowed 10
srlcc, IL chairman either from IL owl
members or from tbs outside aud alec
select an advisory com mitloe from the
outside. The revolutions were adopted
without dissent.
German followed them up with
thge,;
''ltssolvet, That tho campaign com.
Mite, when appointed, shall, Ia con
Junction with tue chairman OF the
nntional committee, Heiett permanent
headquarters Of the national commit
| lee.n
rbe msmbora hailed this 90 a happy
solution of TIE veXed question aud II
was adopted with little debate.
Treasurer ~. John reported that
Arrangements had been made for the
ratification meeting tomorrow night
aud lo COMMITTEES adopted resolutions
Of thanks 10 him anu assistants. Al.
iouflmsut was thvn taken,
Itis the belief mere that tue head.
quhrlers OF the national committee
wi TO located M Washington with
branches In New YORK anu Chicago,
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FAN lHANCrCJ, Cal, Aug. H.
Man advice tom TIE Orient, toll OF .
rebellion wl'gh has broken out Ia tho
confer o. the island Of FnTmosa. Hoo.
tim, The camphcf conitbwaa attacked
ON the s7lh Of Juut. itissupp1sUI tio
few Jnpnnrie there, numbering o, az
u dtz ia, were killed, anu II Is ie7tnl
ihnt ID. ID. Ollia, EurJ. ,al, hos also
fallen "a victim, Tho 10 10 Is supi sa1
10 have been sacked, nud tAu Lee O.
i0telguuls will DO oJl6lderss @. Tuis
slate OF lniif- IL ,ag 10 the ciuuitius
c0mmittuI ~ tue Jnfanese ga the
country anu to the arrogance aud geu.
ufal Lal-.anluet Oh onle.aI.
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rInr ~ NLW Ynnn
e Number ot tRiniitirs Reported --
Iuss sluu.Duu

hNHH Z aNNHNNN
NIw YoRI,, aug ll.-A ftc con-.
t'e'piy pultuI tho siX story builIing,
6U4 Greenwich sttcui, occupied Nv Il,
X. Warren ntd the New luiS
,Nc.Iicai fuiuir shot. IL spiCaI
% 457 AID $50 GrsrnwIcH.
Two wpmou are drsi on tbr Ito g..
Cnyc. -Four persons havn been taken
TO tho hospital. Tue nfa a. under cone
no. The l5ss 10 estimatud at about
s21u, COO.
rho fiumsn are wotkiug hcGoleslly
to UGtiuHufh Tho ftmos but
iunsu smoke fnirrIs no pfOgtfss
considerably. h. iumofcd that about
H'Xty persons btu Ia tue building. The
ioftman of the isClury located on tue
thiid and fourth floors siys hu will he
able to account ior twenty pcrsous thus
far cut Of ninety,
Another iumlr Atl1At IL that thu
elevator iilloi with girlH wns descent
Ing whcu, during tho excitement, the
wrong torc wHs pulled aud tue cle-
vAtoT was sent 10 tho top Of the build.
ing again. The nfomru nfo
ngniing the Hfo iruu the
elevated railway structure,
George PARK, cO,OTci, Jumped from tue
inifI story window into mats VI
flames. His hair aud eyebrows were
burned OIL aud the tkiu peeled oil Ne
ho was picked up. Hu cannot recover.
a man named Gay lumpul from
the attn story window, struck tho ole
waited ROAD aud Tell to the street. lie
cannot recover. A mnu standing o.
pusitc the burning structure says he
Jaw four pyrsIns fail back into TIE
| 4 imos while trying 10 tuEch the htt
escape ON the fourth iilUf.
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wABuiNGlOS, u. C., Aug, The
r9liug l..J lar nave tailed o. te,utu
tuy u.Ir 10 tho mystery fuffpuudIuV
N.. .taih of ALI. li.r,thr sOu 90 *.
lt preventative File o. California, wac
n.s tuUu To- temp faty change g.. ,Hr
silver national hes. Iaft'r'. Mhru
the tOiy Wasiuuud Iu ,l" PJum lr, the
thOts ANA d wttt mistiug. Ihcic 10 n
theory iGat Dc was the vC.im u. Eunet
cut J.IpJ 10 10 gambling o.. yi't I4t tuis
d. durt.GunI ~ tho TACT t|gi
histilvrr wsicu war found un hiuL
I; isHta,ct tha, llIs iaI uauH 4riuk.
iug when let tren 90 lluT Jay lisut
"a weak ago. 4g wac t|.u 90 raaes NJ
chance, WuIiu uI uvileure o. foul
play las been found te police found
lH.uIar 10 iu.luh.u lhss tbs dead man
c0mnittud suicide. II may he that
1,Uaasc 81 thucEctuI,yu heat lac went
ovrf 10 ths uyUs frpul, removed BIZ
thuul and hai iu order ~ get cool nud
accidentally 'ull overheard.
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oANADA's raInE nINIsrEn.
Lor..s Young nud isa. Some Ve--
Good IuUah.

CHICAGO, Aug. ll,-A Record
spuclal ulm Montreal eays; Wil'Ied
LaurrE, tho urw prime minister II
Cauauu, looks ike "A man OF 80 ur 40,
nlthouln the book tells that hu WIS
born iu lsil, md Is therefore 65 yoars
uld. heu sHH very attractive lace and
munuur bll one oinuot salk Wit him
i've miuu,es without detecting 1ha &c..
rrrt ufh,s power ln politics. lilo IL
fairly woulipI 40 by the Fron.n P7r.
ton OF ,hn ~ ulniion.
Wh.ul tuld VIZ Laurier that the
ylciurf VI th1 liuval parry In Csnnda
ana uB pplui4trcst as pTsmltr were
cJls,u red o1d cause iur clagrAtula.
lilnsi tao United hlatcu, Hs thDy
rle.gd h0pe for mltu irloudiy Relations
between no Two countries. Le tmllsd
and salJ'
~ appreciate the kindly feeling o.
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n,,nn Nm ncna bud. sn,.eh.

LANCA TAR Pa, Aug. ll,-On top
OF tue iutrlngencr that BfyhI's voice
VIII not be 10 good Trim Tor speech Vt
Madison square tomorrow evening,
cJmts the iudhtT news that he con.
templates reading u from manuscript
This will be- a decided departure Ia the
methods OF Bryan. It's reported the
DETERMINATION 10 read the srutoh 10
due 10 n ucsiro 10 have IT, effect attfiD.
uled rather TO tho contents than 10 tbs
manner OF uelivefy.
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]. h. Hickman Robbed.

AuJ. II. Hickman, n mining man.
was vending his way homowAri last
evening aud Within n few doors Of his
domestic domiuilc, hu wss nuld W by
two dtspcTauOsH auu robbed. This Uc'
Cured shortly uitei o O'Clock NJ n point
on Third East bgtwo0n Second anu
lnird South siTeeis. Tho gsntltmnn's
lOis amounts 10 So Su, AuI It u suT.
posed that tho highway men followed
MIN from the Mint saloon on gUnl
south street to the place where the
robbery occurred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11
Ar'iuerl,t, rendered u nanausr.

LONDON, Aux, 1.-The national
artillery association tendorod u banquet
last night to the Canadian artillery
VINO came over 10 compete at Shoe
orfyutts. Au0ut go paisUnB sat down
y! We banquet when was given ~ the
AulbUTn rustaurAni.
uvuoial Herbert IA prcplsing tho
..ast "lho colOnies," ~ hly prasol
colonel Cole sud iCclafoI ,hu Sion.
uesl atulltIy was tnu luosl ooup.uy
10 the dominion.
sls DouHld smith, tho Canadian
",bh olmmieslouer "a Lonuou, was
accorded a great RECEPTION whom hg
~ 80 10 SPEAK. lilo referred To the
I''da he iell IN the success VI the