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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Lcavenworth, Kan, gets an apprO-
pgiation Tor a government military pris.
on.
Linford Biles, who was foreman Of
the jury that convicted Holmes, was
killed by live wire.
The president declined TO interfere
with the execution Of George and John
Pierce, to'be hanged at Fort Smith, Ark,
April 30
A ticket agent at jackson, Tenn,
was held up by a negro with a big
knife and the safe robbed Of n small
amount.
4. II. Co.'S. Populist candidate for
coroner, was killed at Tangipahoa, La,
and $. G. Hyde MORALLY wounded. Pol
itics caused the trouble.
W. W. Bush was acquitted Of the
murder Of Koe Gundelach az Eddy,
Nm.
Mrs. Anna Lane filed suit At Calves.
ton, Tex. against the international and
/ Great Noythom railroad for $4,000 for
I the death Of her husband who was killed
/ in a wreck.
Two Missouri, Kansas and Texas
frcighttrnins collided near Denton, Tex,
Much damage was done, but no one
hurt.
Gold has been discovered near Llano,
Tex.
The Avery Bedding and Upholstcrine
,mpany assigned az Houston, Tex
The knights Tcmplar oonclayo Is IN
srssion AZ San Antonio, Tex.
Much damage was done IN Beaver
county, o. T., by a cloudhurst.
Bryan 4. Barry Of Dallas, Tex, has
withdrawn from the race as a candidai,
/ for congress In the Sixth congressional
district.
Van GindIngton, an escaped convict
was captured at Hearne, Tex.
Congressman Crowley Of Galveston
Tex. viii boa candidate for rcelection
30 Conrrcss.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24
THE BEST WHISKY ON EARTH,
CITY ELECTION.

Il Is hereby ordered that q special
election Tor city officers 10 wit one
menb Der Of the city council, TO an va
cancy caused by W. 4. Saunders, who
was elected a. alderman a. the regular
election on the 7th nit, failing TO quail.
~ n such-shall be held at the city
hall In Bryan on the 2Sih day Of April,
1896. At the same time aud place the
question Of stock running ut large Ia
the city shall be- submitted TO the quail
flied voters Of said city; the ticket
shall read as follows:
For alderman.
Against stock running at large In city
For stock running az large In city.
And Is. y Leman T. hereby appointed
presiding officer, Who, together viii
such others ~ he may appoint, shal
bold aid election in accordance viii
the city charter and cit ordinancei
and The state laws governing elections
/ April ~, 1896. q. A. ADAMS,
| Attest, A. b. Cam, May =.
s. BIC.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

The metal work on the Mistrot build
ing is receiving q new coat Of paint.
Mrs. c. N. Proctor has received
beautiful line Of new Dresden silks for
dresses ank waists i24
ely" time is here-use "Tangle
Foot'-neat clearn and harmless.
1926 Sam b. Wilson & Co.
House painting lie going on by whole.
. le In Bryan.
Mrs. sallie Payne has been quite
sick for several days.
Try alfalfa. Il is fine for stock. Also
have full line OF other feed stuils.
Phone 81. TT. Castles.
The prodigal sons who live at home
are the boys who make hair grow gray
thee days.
We are headquarters for "Tangle
Foot" the "ay" catcher.
1875 Sam b. Wilson & Co.
Consumption, LaGrlppe. Pneumonia,
aud all Throat and Lung diseases are
cured by Shllohs Cure. Sold by Sam
n. Wilson a Co.. Bryan.
Mrs. David Giles and little son. Yer
non Lee, are visiting In Waxahachie.
Mr.. and and Mrs. ]. NJ. Powers came
in from Bethel yesterday and Mrs.
Powers went to Waco for her health.
Miss Dora White has returned from
a trip to Monterey, Mexico.
Karrs Clover Root Tea Is n sure
cure FOR Headache and nervous dis
eases. Nothing relieves 30 quickly
Sold by Sam b. Wilson 4 Co, Bryan.
Carpenters, bricklAyers, painters
blacksmiihs and skilled laboTers Of al
kinds are busy in Bryan.
The drainagein the part Of town nea
John B. Mikes store has been mater
ally improved recently.
Miss Matte Tabor entertaineda mum
Der Of young people last night In com
pliment 10 Miss Num- OF Mississippi.
Ladies wishing stamping done vii
find Mrs. ]. Bonneville mas the lates
in Honiton patterns at 7. P. wooien'
residence. 1874
The "spotter" is ten cent cgal
We have exclusive agency and sell ther
for Sc. Smoke the spotter. i25
Sam d. Wilson 4 Co.
Gold standard papers now conced
that silver will probably prevail at III
democratic national convention.
Fine bath sponges, worth zoe and {
7 we offer at IS and SOC. Buggy spong'
10, 10 and 25c. Sam b. Wilson 4 Co.
Pure jersey ice cram at the Kand
Kitchen, exclusively for white peopl
oren day or night $50
Vanilla, strawberry, chocolate, b
mana and lemon ice cream daintil
served exclusively to white people
the Handy Kitchen. Flavors change
daily. Oman dav aud nirht 10
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

SuAnM. April 23.-An Arab, who has
reached her from Osmen Dignas' camp
at Horasah, says ne saw 100 wounded
Dcryishes there aud confirms the report
that over 100 Of the enemy were killed
In recent fight. The Dcrvishes are
urging upon Osmen Digna 20 withdraw
20 Thamiamkhor. owing 20 scarcity Of
food. He has dispatched camel men "a
the Khaliff asking for instructions.
Several Of the subsidized shciks have
been disIatcd for failing 10 support the
Egyptian troops.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24
COMMUNICATION CUT OFF.
Telegraph line TO Duluwayo severed
and the Worst Feared.

Telegraph Line to Duluwayo severed
and the wors, Feared.
CAFE TowN, April ss.-lCopyIighted,
1895, by the Associated Pressl-Tele-
graphic communication with Buluwayo
has been cut on at Fgtree. The latter
Is small place near Mangwe, sout.--
west Of Buluwayo. The break cuts OF
all means Of communication by wire
with Buluwayo, and In view Of the seri-
Gus news that the town had been sur.
rounded by 1900 hostile Matabeles, il
causes considerable anxiety. 4 rcpaiFing
and scouting squad has been sent ont
from Mangwe In the direction Of Fig.
tree. There was no change In the situa.
ton when Buluwayo was last heard
from, and It is hoped that the break
may b. due to an accident or simply b,
the work Of marauding bands Of Ma
| tabelos.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

York. They were the guests here Of
the Spanish consul.
In an interview Diaz stated that he
was sorry to say that just before he left
the City Of Mexico he understood that
large number Of Spanish merchants
had organized to boycott American
goods In retaliation for the action Of the
American congress on the Cuban ques-
ton.
When pressed for an answer he said
that he had no doubt but that the peo-
pie Of Mexico would reflect President
Diaz for another term, as he seems "a
have no other opposition. No other per-
son has been mentioned thus far for the
position.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

Hall say "I'll allow no man to call me
liar" with those words he reached
over and planted his fist in Mr.. Moneys
face
Mr. Money was struck behind the ear
with large inkstand which cut an ugly
cash. Blood flowed freely from the
wound and Mr.. Money was made weak
from the loss Of blood. Mr.. Money was
taken TO room below and his wound
dressed
Mr.. Hall would not talk TO the officer,
and said Mr.. Money dared not
Hall Il a man OF large stature, stand.
ing g feet 2 inches and weighing 20
pounds. Money is also ,all, but rather
slender in build and mo- match for his
opponent. physically
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

keeps Jose Maceo's men divided into
small bands and they cannot unite for
such n mancuver."
"why do you not attempt to force
Maceo 20 decisive battle nowy"
"Maceo viii not stand and fight" the
general answered. II have several col
umns which keep him moving about in
the hills"
"But can You not surround mml He
is apparently confined to small dis
trict."
We'll" explained General weyler,
'that would simply mean chasing Maceo
through the whole province. | don't
propose to have my main force drawn
forward from the trocha l want the
insurgents to attack the line"
when do you expect an attempt tC
force your liner"
Never" said the general. my
opinion is that Maceo knows he Is In 4
trap at last aud he viii abandon hi
troops and escape from Cuba by water.
you say the war win he brought t
an end. How do y6u expect II vii
endg'
AS soon MS the insurgents see tina
their cause is lost" General Weyle
responded, "the bands viii begin &
come In and give mp their arms.
do you intend 10 proclaim any am
nestyy
yes, but not now. There must b
more fighting. The enemy must be ~
vercly punished in the field and thci
power completely broken. Then / wi
offer amnesty, but not before"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

The proposed Battle Abbey Of the
South appeals to everyone who loves
the memory Of The lost cause and
would preserve iis relics. For this
reason Gen. Rosser's lecture tour Is
proving grea, success everywhere.
Bryan will give him hearty welcome
and contribute cheerfully 10 the cause
be represents.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

HAVANA. April 29.-Captain General
weyler has decided 10 release Rev. Al.
berto Diaz, the Baptist missionary, and
his brother, Alfred, from custody, ON
condition that they viii leave Cuba i'm.
mediately.
A dispatch from Matanzas says that
two American newspaper correspond
onts, Mcssrs O'Leary and DAILY, are de-
tanned by the authorities there.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

DENVER, April 28.-Firc caused a
panic among 30 inmates Of the Bright
Side home for boys today. All os-
capped without serious injury although
several overcome by smoke were uncon-
scious when carried ont by the firemen.
A number received bruises In jumping
from windows. Superintendent Field
sustained severe cuts ON hands and head
In rcscuing panicstricken boys. The in.
terror Of the home i in ruins.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24
eIRTHpAY oF MKINLEYs MoTHER
n Was Celebrated at Canton and the
Major Was There.

CANTON. o., April 23.-Yesterdny was
a happy day in the Mckinley family At
the old homestead here. Major Nc
Kinley and his invalid wife were present
at an informal family gathering in COM
memoration Of his mothers Sith birth
day Mother Mckinley was In excel
lent health aud spirits ON this occasion,
a. she generally is, at her advanced age,
resembling in that respect, her deceased
husband, who was up and attending to
business to within a few days Of his
death at the age Of 50, few years ago.
There were present ut yesterday 5
gathering Abncr Mckinley and daugh-
ter, Mabel. Of New York Charles Nil.
Ter and wife w. X. Miller and wife Of
this city. cousins; Mrs. Osborn Of
Youngstown. and Mrs. Duncan Of Clevo.
land, sisters Of Mother Mckinley.
During this birthday party, special
kilograms brought the news 10 Canton
Of the instructing Of the Tennessee ma
tional delegates for Mckinley; Of the
election Of Mckinley delegates in Nc
Kinley's old district at Alliance and IN
the Newark. o., selection Of Mckinley
delegates IN the Peoria. Ms, district
and also the news that half Of the Con
necticut delegates are Mckinley men rs
well as assurances Of support from dele
gates elected in New York and Michi
| fsur
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24
cnNnREssMEn m A EleHr.

Representative Hall and Money scrap In
one Of the Committee Rooms.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Elect
Money Of Mississippi and Congressman
Hall a Missouri had a personal oncoun-
ter in t.fnaval Affairs committee room
today and Mr.. Money was hit ON the
head with chair Both men were
hurt. Felix McClosly, messenger OF
the committee. who was standing at the
door. heard the two men talking loudly.
They were both evidently considerably
aroused. Suddenly McClosky heard
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24
rurr.r Ward out ON nall.

MEMPHIS, April ga. X. Ward, the
alleged forgcr Of paper 10 the extent Of
100000, who has been in Jail here ever
since last November, has been released
ON s25. 900 bail.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

OTTAWA, April 2s.-Sir Mckenzie
Powell made the official statement IN
the senate that Propagation would take
place at O'Clock tonight, that the gen.
eral elections would occur on June %
and the new parliament win meet on
Julv ia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

ft''en was here yesterday.
Na,h Colnam Of Bethel, was here
'e'aay
The nsn delightful perfumery
HI sias. Halls. i2e
.m n Hail nj. the finest soaps and
|o||sl articles. l2e
vi c. Brooks was In Navasola yes
laIaaY.
Cattle ,hinmenls norshward over the
Central are very heavy.
II Won want 10 feel Ike o new person,
-. t.,t. ia teA
80 'se-' .'s'' 49,
Miss Es|ello collard Of Wheelock
Vas visiting relatives here yesterday
The sad intelligence Was received
slE Yesterday afternoon that Dewitt
MsMoFIies vas dying
i'm. Kelly Is visiting his parents at
Narahachio.
For pure drugs, accurate prescrip-
tns. polite and courteous attention 80
HalPsdrug store. l."
n. w. Hanvay Of Dallas, was In the
..--1.
fe''rf'
smoke the "spotier.'
sam. D. wilson q 70
he streets and alleys are beginning
3 box clean
aiyan l. building a'o'es am 'es' =,
'ases while other towns co"p'''n u
Is|l tines.
,e..ipation ceuses . mc's c,o ovsr n li
'as w \ o. ,, wo'asa cure FOR Constipation
soId by Sam y. Wilson 4 Co., Bryan
NJ, otto White returned IRON hous'
IS ,es,e,i,v afternoon.
=, s.,.A eood second hand deliv'
- .,gon. Apply 70 John B. Mike.isC
.esr hnneh Of seven keys on
IN, some ofw. P. wooten stamp
t.f.sh ..des Of seal. le4
& -....,.. .,e.n velvet,
n.ifal.
sands Of cases OF Ce ., ,...,...' ~ 49,
I4. Coughs. Colds ann .' o.oep ~ y,
Nory lay uy ce e,le ,.. Sus'' '
= .io..a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24
Pasturago.

have 100 acres Of land adjoining my
residence Ia the northern part flown,
we'll se: in Burmuda grass, California
clover and native grasses. You can
turn your COW or horse into Il for sl.b0
per month. Isi o. l.. TAnOR.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

KNOXVILLE, April 29.-Bob Chambers,
a desperate negro who robbed house
and burned barn az the Bellevue farm
near Cranberry, n. c., was taken from
the officers, tied TO a tree and shot 70
heaih.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Gencral Ca
bell Brcckinridgc Of Kentucky. a son Of
the great John c. Brockinridge, was
operated ON In Washington FOR appcndi-
citis, and is In a critical condition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

CLEVELAND, April 29.-ln a fight hero
between union and nonunion lumber
showers one man was fatally and anoth.
or scIiouely injured Morc trouble IL
cXnocted
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

WASHINGTON. April s3.-Rcprcscnta-
tive Terry Of Arkansas by unanimous
consent In the house secured the passage
Of the senate bill for the construction Of
an additional bridge over the Arkansas
river at Little Rock
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

CLEBURNE, Tex, April 23.-John
wilkins was sentenced 20 hang here by
Judge Hall for the murder Of am old
man, Grice Taylor. His execution will
take place on June 90.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

VNcENSEs, Ind, April ga barn
belonging TO Israel Harris Of Stoen
Township, this county, was destroyed
by fire. Nine horses were crcmated.
The fire was thought 20 boof inccndiary
origin
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

Mp. Fulkerson's residence In tie
Eastern part Of Town.
Mr.. J. Allen Myer-' residence on the
corner East Of the Chistlan church.
See Dick Jones 4 Co, Al once for par
lIenlaIA.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

CINCINNATI, April 23.-The Piano
frm Of Crawford. Eborsole 4 Smith has
assigned. Liabilities, ts0Q,OOO; asats,
81, 100000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

NEW BosroN, Tex, April e3.-Mat
Ector accidentally shot himself in the
side with q shotgun and Is dangerously
hurt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

HNRrSHoRNE. /. T.. April ea.-Con.
stable Fortune arrested r. +. Walker.
Tor holding up and robhing Tom Kelley
Of Spring Valley Of s220
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24
shot Thrensh the IIrart.

ARLINGTON. Tex, April 23.-Mrs.
Jessie Arwino suicidcd here by shooting
herself through the heart.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24

HEALnrox. I. T., April sa.-Albcrt
Crow was Oiled at Fox, 10 miles north
Of this place. No details.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24
D1Ok JONES Co
Real Estate Agt's.
0FFlcE Uf8TAIns, NEXT DOOR Il



EAGLE OFFICE, BRYAN.
81 g tie property that has heretofore
been advertised ~ this column will
tnpeaI no more. II has been SOLD.
Look over lho list remaining " you
Afo . prospective purchaser. II you
have property % aoll, put Il In our
hands e q selling price, not over
rated, and perhaps L will b. the
q 30.
Three housoh for colofed renters,
I|| ~ for $500. Situated near the
4niIIQa1 above tho public we'll.
"A two hundred aud sixteen acre
tn. IHoIanaui houeoa- over one hun
a4faa % cultivation. l-2 miles
tihfaai Of Bryan and near .Kurlen.
n exc1aa2e Iof iQEn nfopedy.
Tor Rstl--Tuo houses In Freedman
ISM.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
i've acres Of land with good well and
1 hou1e1 Situated near the oil mill,
tIf mile from courthouse and out OF
tt4oraiIon. Will exchange for home
aaA |ol within corporation.
FOR SALE.
Aouae with four rooms, and Eve
attached. In the northern part Of
|cily, on the prelliost hill In town.
FOR RFNT OR SALE.
4oniy-aix acres OF land; some with
~ some without corporation south
|0 I|IH
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-24
soYcoTTlNo AMERICAN GOODS,
spanish Msrs'ni. In Mexico Making I
Mote a. That End.

ST.. LOUIS. April es.-Emilio Diaz, q
nephew Of the president Of Mexico, ac-
companicd BY Lie Ignacio and l.. Cor
tez. arrived here on his way to New
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-06-11
Biel, Switzerland, Europe,

Bel, Switzerland, Europe,
Champagne Wag, May, LIST, 1896.
Dear Editor:
It is now 10 months since 1 left
New Harmony, Washington Co.,
to respond to ELL mission in the
Swiss and German part Of Europe.
I left Salt Lake City November
3rd, 1894, in company with two
otner missionaries, and had a
pleasant trip, all but few days on
board of the ship. Arrived in Bern
the Oath of November, all safe and
we'll, with the exception Of being
tired of the journey, and where |
met President George @. Maggie
and wife, which gave me great Joy
to meet them, as they were ola
aouaintances, as I knew them for
l9 wears. l visited my relations
and spent four weeks then went to
labor under the direction OF Arch
lie A. Ramseyer, r. Gigy and VIM.
Luthy, in the Jura Bernol Confer
ence. and there to learn the Ger
man and French Languages, as
both languages are necessary =; IN
this part Of the country; Inc In
neople are one half French, the
Other German. We find the cities
in this country containing from
five hundred to thirty thousand IN
habitants. In this conference
which is the largest conference In
Switzerland, we have some over a
hundred members. The houses
are from A to 6 stories in helght.
We find from to S families on one
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-06-11

beautiful women and hansome mon
from = the preparations now made
IL Is belleved that the grand parade
Will be i've miles long and occuny
two hours time in passing a given
point. 1t will be the grandest, the
greatest and the most beneficial
demonstration a., ever witnessed in
the West. 1t will be viewed bv
thousands : OF people-home and
foreign. Efforts are now being
made to attract to this city during
the carnival week the MANY excur.
sion parties that at this season of
OF the year invade the West from
the East, and to all mankind will
be extended a Utah invitation to
come to this chosen spot and par
take OF the pleasures and DELIGHTS
that will be dispensed in honor of
Utah's admission into the Union.
Hon, Frank j. Cannon, Utah's
youngest Senator, will deliver the
Grafton on independence Day; an
array OF musicians will discourse
patriotic music; the multitude, led
by vocalists Of renown, will sing
the songs that the sentiments Of
turned many a battle and spurred
men on to. deeds SO heroic that
they will never be effaced from
the minds Of the students of, his
tory; Salt Lakes thousands of
bright and beautiful school child
rem will indulge in a Floral Festi-
val; the Tabernacle choir will give
a grand concert; the Queens ball
will eclipse all past Terpsichorean
exercises; the National Guard Of
Utah will parade and drill; the
Fort Douglas boys in blue will
participate; there will be exciting
bicycle races; horse races on then
merit; an athletic exhibition in
which will be introduced the cream
Of Utah athletes; there will be {
carnival Of fun, such as can only
be excelled in New Orleans, an(
the grandest display Of fireworks
the West has ever witnessed
There will be many other fea
lures, new and important ones be-
ing added almost daily.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-06-11
DISEASES OF THE sKIW.

The intense itching and smarting incl
dent to eczema, letter, salt-rheum, and other
diseases ofthe skin is instantly allayed by
applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment. Many very bad cases have been
permanently cured by it. 1t is equally
efficient for itching piles and favorite REM
edy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chill
blains, frost bites, and chronic sore eyes.
For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
Try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders, they
are just what horse needs when in bad condi-
ton. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge.
For sale by J. r. Michels.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-06-11
thursday, June II, 1896.

lSh Lakes Midsummer carnival.
Salt LAKE CRY, May so, 1896.
With the murder mystery Of the
Edaeade and the great Midsummer
Ersrnival on it's hands, Salt Lake is,
N present, very much agitated
|e;ty' The manifesto is no longer
discussed, and because Of them
Ipeace again reigns in the camps Of
the Church and State disputants.
IAnd while the authorities and
newspapers are busy in attempting
h solve the gruesome mysteries Of
Ethe scandinavian church horror,
and to locate the perpetrator, Rev.
Francis Hermans, our business
linen are giving their time and at
tention to preparing for what can
now be confidently set down as the
greatest celebration the West has
ever Witnessed. It is expected
that fully 10000 strangers will seek
the Wales Of Zion for the purpose
+ Of participating in the Carnival as
spectators, and the task of caring
for and accommodating them will
4 be aherculean one. But Salt Lake
will be equal to the occasion. Her
hotels are large and we'll equipped,
\ and we'll managed, and there are
half hundred rooming houses
where all that the hotels cannot
accommodate can find quarters.
|Salt Lake has, of late years, be-
come restaurant city, and there
are now sufficient eating establish
|ments to provide for all who may
|COme.
The railroads have made liberal
concessions in rates, and from
Montana common points the fare,
|vlll be $1,000 and in Colorado,
from Denver, Colorado Springs
|and Pueblo, $4,000; from all other
points IN the Centennial State one
lare for round trip. In Utah the
rates have been constructed on a
d oasis OF from Il to Il cents per
AS work progresses on the floats
some ON idea of how beautiful they
Will be when completed can be OBJ
"a n Master Mechanic Frank
rollard is in charge. He has a
llauonal reputation as a float
builder and as scenic artist and
decorator, and for an adviser
l ! has Will Clawson, local artist
u repute, who gained his expert
n sace with the palette and brush in
sne salons of Paris. In this de-
lp1tment, and the only one, is
economy not practiced. Every
S Jung needed to make the floats
tIe Of beauty and worthy OF
ron sland SUBJECTS they are TO rep
d oas is supplied. The specta-
\; Su "a. effects will rival the scenes
LIN - lA1lralfy and Henderson stage
and the costumes will
M as elaborate as money can buy.
ts snef ) will be at least twenty
b hs, noats in line. Each will be
r,auled by twenty or more gaily Ca
ft a horses driven by uni
'0'med Jehus and occupied by