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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10

TO a succession Of cablegrams addressed
t. the imrfisontd couple. The state
mont that Waiter Castle took his vie
abroad for the benefit n her health IL
umphatically denied by the members
Of the family here.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10


NEW York, DOT. io.-Msyar siron g
viiited the East side last nignt 70 make
e. epetcn IN favor Of the Republican
stale anu Republican national iokels.
The meeting was held outside the
rooms Of thv Swiss Republican cIuis gu
East 18th street. About l0,uOO p.uplo
gathered outside the club. There
were aihersnts OF Bryan among thvu,
aud they made known thelr tvnti.
menis by cheufiug TOT Bryan, nOUtiug
tue speaker, askiug awkwAti ques'
tons anu otherwise aciiug ulet ,hc
manner OF the Yale sludenls.
The crowd wanted 10 know what
was the matter with Bfyan aud then
they answered that he was all fighi.
A tef talking or uylng 70 talk tor aDoui
II cen miuutes tue mayor gava up tue
tax.
oihers Jared equal y aS bad m tn,
meeting closed.
Two men were arrested.
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Go 10 Womsn'a CO.op. for millinery
nnd dress making. Nauvoo Bloer, 5S
west, Fiat South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10

Edwin d. smlln, IN, Chairman

Edwin B. Smith, Etqr Chairman;
My Dear siE-l am 40 much inter-
usteu In the work winch the American
Honeat Money League has undertaken
that would be GLAD 10 10 anything
consistently oOuil 10 MD IT. tii1rtr. /
regret, therefore, that must decline
your invitation 10 address the League
On some date previous 10 the nppfotcl.
ing election. Even u tue pfrssufe o.
official DUTY iid not proven, ] should
hardly deem Il consistent with strict
ptoptieiy 10 miugln actively Ia the
punding campaign.
Wine u 10 impossible that any OF my
iollow.citiEeus suould have tnU iuast
doubt ~ 10 my sentiments on tbs vital
question which al this time ablsibs ~
largely tho attention Of our people, tho
WORK 0i Advancing sound nnano,al
iieas anu the labor OF enforcing the
Lessons VI puulln and private honesty
aud morality, 1 feel, must DO iurthorod
without suon participation On my part
AZ you suggest. Misning for the
league the utmust success in It's patti.
0tlu undeAy0ls, an very sincerely,
GROVER ILLvELAND.
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Before you buy
your ticket

to Omaha, Chicsgo. Kan
'as city or st. Lousi-, ask
tho ticket agent about our
service to those aud all
other eastern cities.
I;cS1;;7r7rl Ask him II II IL not bet
l,iIlnnlllIIll ter than that Of other limos
llFitkStf Iii 81 Ia not fasior---if the
s'Qlxll1 burlington has not tho
best cars-the best track
tho host engine, OF any
railroad from Colorado to
The East.
w. r. MCMILLAN 0onr Agent Sal,
Lake City, u Walker Block.
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Great S. L. & Hot Springs Ry.

timetable In eject October sth. ispi,
leave A. Yarn. ~ fhrn. Arrive
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10 90 M. ~ 4am % toA m - .op Va.
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lup m. ulupm q a1p m slp m.
ExiTa tram fundAY icAysa salt t.tto iiia D. NJ .
neruiar Iouud Zip uckou good for 4 days
from date OF sAle.
Hound trip 10 iiecE's, including bath Sc
children re
~. W IAHLrr, Passenger Agent
tinuN NAmuIuatu. IeeoNcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10

tie Addresses ~ audience ON she
uoutS Qnsstiou,

tie Addresses ~ audience ON she
stout1 Qnsstiou,
CHICAGO, Oei. o.-i3ccfelafy Of Agri-
culture ). Sterling Morton spoke nj tho
Auditorium tonight under the auuficee
Of tho SIund Money league. Tue hall
was hllcd ~ the extent of IT, nesting
capacity, and wh,u socfu,ary Morton
appenrca UPON the platform he was
gfoctui with loud aud e4ihusiAsiic
cheers.
Bioie beginning HE address Aecro.
tfy Morton aunUunced that An invita-.
ton ha1 been sent to Persistent Clsve-
land rquesling his presence NJ tue
meeting. Mf. Morton then Ieai the
PfUlidonps letter regruiting hts In
ability 10 10 present, when was ns
follswG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10

Manufacturer and dealer In all kind,
Of Metallic, Wood and Cloth Covered
Coilnz aud CAskots.
Fun line Of Conn Furnishings kept
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph oEdsn
promptly niled.
Open Day and N light.
Factory and wsrerooms No. 25s u. La
South. IN blocks s... sfThsatsk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
---------------- N
TO BE
GIVEN away
CAo,os Of sAs ssaaufai books,
NAPOLEON. from Corsica
To 81 Helena.
Tho White House Cook
Book
To any one purchasing Dry Goods.
Clothing, Carpets. Etc. to the
amount of Ten DoiIars or more.
NOTICE /
All tickets sent ont are COCA
FOR either Of these books until Feb
ruary ioth. after which time they
will he void.
Wfnrl'e
BAGGAGE AGENTS.
THEIR ASSOCIATION HOLDS a
MEETING AT SAN ANTONIO.
The Reports OF various Committees
neard--viritors Are Entertained
by the Citizens.
The Reports OF variou. Committees
neard--vi-isors Are Entertained
by the citizens.

San Antonio. Tex. Jan. i5.--(specini.J
Tho fifteenth annual meeting of the
American association OF general bag
cage agents convened hero to-day and
there are about sixty members present.
This liz the frat meeting of the nssocia-
ton ever held In Texas. and tho score-
tnry reports II more largely attended
than any previous one. Tho meeting
VIII last over tomorrow.
To-dhys session was devoted to tho
reports OF the committees appointed mt
the Buffalo meeting last July. Tho COM
nlttce nppointcd to confer with tho
different lines regarding n uniform
charge on bicycles and baby carriages
reported that nearly all the roads In
the United States h;E rrraed II ~
charge established ~ tho asBocintio1 !.
The committees on the adviaabillty OF
sealing baggage. report that II was not
practical owing to the loss OF time in
sealing the baggage. and the assoola-
tion laid the matter over for consider
ntion nt some future meeting. The WIS.,
itors were entertained by tho citissns
this afternoon at Fort Sum Houston, all
the troops turning out In dress parade
IN their honor. Tonight they were on
tcrtnined with Mexican supper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
CONVENTION ENDED.
pooTons HAVE FINISHED THEIR
WORK AT WACO.
A RESOLUTION Adopted Regarding
the Rnpist-Two Lunaties Arc
sent to Terrell.

Waco. Tex. Jan. l5.-(special)-The
Ger trail Texas Medical association COM
Ieied It's semi-annual convention today,
carrying out the program as arranged
The discussion OF papers was interest
Ing and participated In by large NUM-
her OF physicians. The following Of
iicers were elected for the ensuing
year;
DR.. j. c. Shaw. president. by aocia-
mntion. and the secretary was In
etructcd to cast the vote; first Vice
president, DR.. James Brown OF Crnw-
ford second vice president, John stray
horn OF Bartlett; third vice president
II. G, Black Of Waco; secretary, NJ H.
Graves, Waco; treasurer j. II. Sears
Waco; Drs. Howard and Sellers were
elected as membes OF the judicial coun-
Gil
The following resolution was offered
by DR.. Blailock OF McGrognr:
ptsaivsd, that II he the sense OF this
association that the crime OF rape OF
attempt TO rape be punished by caatra-
ton and confinement In the peniten-
tinry for life.
This was amended by striking out
the words land confinement for lite,'
and then adopted and a committee ap-
pointed TO confer with the state as
ISOLATION thereon.
Sherlff Baker sent two lunntics "a
Terrell this afternoon. They were Mrs
Maupin and Mrs. j. -. Williams, the
latter until the trial for lunacy. being a
resident OF Moody.
Al an important meeting of the Car
enters and Jolners' union of Waco 10.
morrow among other things steps VII
be taken to provide n lndpe library FOL
the workingmcn OF the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
EGOY THE WHISKY
|. ,xcrp HAS AN EXPERIENCE
AT TExARKANA
4 .uxh II II q Dry Town, He Was
Abls 10 Get Drunk and
Robbed.

Ark. Jan. 15.-(special)-
irjam Bremen and family OF Martin
N ILL.,, registered last night at the
|unswick, being en- route to visit rel
IVES west of here. This morning
smer on getting up inquired for the
krest saloon, and was told this was
dry town. He swore he was going
have some whisky anyhow and start
out to hunt II. Nothing more was
kn Of him until late this afternoon,
ben he returned TO the hotel In a bad
dllapidated condition. He said he
bnd the whisky all right enough. but
Zee drinks proved too much and he
sed into slumber. When he came to
hself he was lying between the
cks In the railroad yards. his pock-
turned Inside out, and all his mon
one hundred and tifty-elght dollars
mo
isorgs Martin. colored. became intox-
lied last night and remained out UNI
after stasonable hours. His wife
lie went out to hunt him. armed with
club. and ending him let loose the
idseon on his head. George then
fw razor and slashed her head and
90 IN shocking manner, one OF the
Tvs barely missing the jugular vein.
hul Jones, who was arrested for
inaiing al Jefferson on Monday, COM
pmlsed ne case today and was releas-
from JAIL He is booked for a lee
~ Marshall tomorrow night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
SURPRISED AT WASHINGTON.
uelieyed THAT Popular Subscription
VIII Ne Successful.

washington. Jan. l5.-rhe announce
ment that the bond syndicate had been
dIssolyrt was received here with sur
prise, although among officials CONVEX
sant with the changed rtuatlon no
other course has seemed omen 10 Mr.
Morran and his associates. The reason
given for the dissolution ~ accepted ne
Inc true one since Mr.. Norman and his
friends are FUZZY aware Of the fact
mar the success OF the loan by popular
subscription is no loneer a matter of
doubt. To hold the syndicate banks e.
the terms OF Mr.. Morgsn's contract, u
"a aryned would prevent any OF them
from participating in the loan. except
IN the capacity Of syndicate which
wnaer the chnneed conditions. almost
certainly would result to their disad.
vantage.
Mr.. Morgan's published letter there
FORE In releasing his associates. II II
believed. IL TO give them an onportnni-
~ to secure whatever part or the Loan
sbey NAV desire. The only criticism "
lar heard OF Mr., Norgan's public state
mept u that his assertion that he was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
ELEcrnIo RAILWAY MAcnISERr
soon to He Put In ne Hiiisbero.
Amateur Minstrcis.

Hillnboro. Tex. Jan, .-tSpeoinl)--
The machinery for the electric street
railway company arrived today and
VIII be put In place nv soon as n lo-
cation cnn be secured FOR power
house. Tn, former arrangements have
been annulled, which win cause tho
railway company some delay In getting
their plant In operation.
Alderman George II. McLin's horse
slipped and fell on his leg yesterday
af.-rnoon and his left ankle was So
vereiy sprained
Jim Wheatly. who has been incar-
cerated In the county jnll here fer .
keeping. was taken back 10 wasahn-
chic tonight to be tried on a charge oe
murder committed several years. ago.
Henry owen. Byrd Brooks, Dick Nor
gan. l.. d. Hall Joe Slnson. Kit Chnnd-
Ter, Dave Derden and John Loyojoy
have organized an amateur minstrel
company for the purpose OF giving Z
series OF entertainments for charitable
purpoaeH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Session nt Tyler - Election OF
0nlcers,

ms', Tex, Jan. l5,-(Speciai)-At n
suas q The Tyler building and loan
Suing year. ~ ' '"'
'loa,6Oo N"'"' 'oeA
,va,'ashaer John c. Brain. C. s. A..
,Sas' IN interesting lecture at the
saoaist church Monday night 10 a
ny PLEASED audience.
Twelve hours. "
in 50. TeAas Medical associa ton
IA , ssh' The attendance Is very
a, ~. ~, some Interesting business Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

they Elect Omccrr-chorni society
Gives Entertainment.

Taylor. Tex, Jan. lb.-(special.)--At
a business meeting OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union OF Taylor held
at the residence OF Mira Bridges Of
ncer3 were elected.
The Taylor Choral Society met at
the PrcFbyterian church last night.
when an Interesting program was car
ried out TO the delight OF all pres
Ont.
G. T.. King, prominent swine breed
err Of this city. viii deliver an addresB
before the state swine Breederg' As
Eoclntian 10 meet at Waco upon the
subject or 'The Best Winter Pastur-
age for Hogs and Why7"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

To Ne Opened Near str"wn-con-
panies Consolidate.

strawn, Tex, jan. i5.--tspecial)--A
new coal mine is to be opened at this
place soon. Il. g. Weiizell. formerly
superintendent and manager OF the
Thurber minns. and resident OF this
place. arrived on the Istb and has lust
leased large tract OF the finest coal
lands In this section. Mr.. Weitzell has
succeeded In inducing eastern ana
northern capital to invest here In the
mining Industry. The company has
been formed and Mr.. weitzeli will COM
Inence work In the near future
The military companies or btrawn
and Eastland have consolidated. and
now form one Of the largest companies
OF volunteer guards IN the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

Charged Against a Milan County
Man Toward "a Woman.

Thorndale. Tex, Jan. -t5pecial y
on Monday the wife Of W. l.. Blocker,
living about three miles from here.
went TO n neighbours named Earle for
some milk. There was no one nj home
except old man Earle. who. Il Is
charged, made indecent proposals TO
the lady, and when she ran screaming
towards her own home. he ran Into
tho house, got his gun and tried TO
shoot her, Ohlcers from Taylor were
telegraphed for to come and arrest
him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
ONLY son DIES.
bereavement of sir. ana Mrs. Me-
Cnrver-Thc Report ed kiiiinE.

Memphis. Tex. Jan. lb.--tspecial)--
Fred. the only son OF MIR. and Mrs. G..
~ McCarver. died at their home satur-
day evening. Fred had been suffering
with complication OF diseases for
more than two months. The remains
we're buried Sunday afternoon In the
Memphis cemetery.
It Ia reported here this evening that
John l.. Sullivan. the famous state
ranger, was killed yesterday In the
Territory. where he went Sunday night
to arrest some robbers who had been
located at one OF Wagoner's camps.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
pANK orrIcEns ELEorED.
only one chnnge in Rocisdais First
National.

Foockdale. Tex, Jan. i5.--fspeciaL)---
Tho annual election Of directors and
officers Of the First National bnnk OF
Rockdals was held yesterday. The
election embraces no change 10 tho
bank from its organization except the
voluntary retirelnent OF u. Lowonstein
from the vice presidency. who was sue
oeedod by r. II. Hicks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
BANK ELECTIONS.
omcers aud Directors for Three cor-
sicnnn banks.

corsIcann, Tex, Jan. l5.--lSpecial)--
AT a meeting yesterday afternoon OF
the atocl.holders OF the First National
bank directors and officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year.
The election was effected without a
solitary change In the bank officials.
Directors and officers have also been
elected for the Corslcana National bank
and City National bank.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
rRoGREss N nIoo.
New Stone Building TO lie Erected e.
Officers Installed.

Hloo. Tex. Jan. 15.-tspeciai)--The
firm OF p. j.. Petty IL Sons purchased
yesterday the corner lot where the old
Stovdll hotel stood. and win soon
commence the erection of a large two
story stone building for n business
house. This building, when completed,
Will give the west side OF Pecan street
one continuous front OF stone and
brick buildings from the railroad TO
Second street.
The officers of Hlco Lodge, *. OF H.,
were installed Monday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

invited 10 Washington for confer
cncc" is misleading. as the natural In
ference is that this invitation came
from the president or by his sanction
from some member OF his cabinet. This,
1t IL said. Is not the fact When Mr..
Morgan came to Washington the pres
ident declined to see him. nor. It Is ad-
ded. did he confer with any member Of
the cabinet at the presidents SUCCESS
ton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
A MAD poG KILLED .
lie Had Dittcn several other DOE,
ut Eorney.

Forney, Tex, Jan. 5.-tSpecial.)--A
mad dog was killed on the streets this
evening. but not until 1t had bitten
several other dogs.
j. NJ. Montgomery had the misfor-
tune TO have his leg broken and ankle
badly bruised by n bale Of cotton fall
Ing on II few days ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

Gate,vllic. rex. Jan. ib.--tspecis1.)--
The CITY National bank elected it's Of
ficers and directors yesterday. w. E.
Brown md J. ii. Pancake were elected
directors.
The First National bank has elected
officers and Directors
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

Outside OF her own colonies America
furnishes the largest and most profit
able market FOR British merchandise.
or tho total Imports OF Great Britain
over 30 per cent In furnished by the
western hemisphere and OF her total
exports over "a per cent IL mold here.
The following table shows the COM
mercc OF Great Britain with the coun-
tries that would very likely become
Involved In any hostilitics that might
occur with Venezuela
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
0Gpr -
SrficERS INSTALLED


4 J EsI,e Tex. Jan. l5.-(speciai.)-
3lovins nun, ~. " d. G. NJ. installed the
lug n officers in Galety Lodge No.
bier coi,,,r- Tor the ensuing year:
q. Ichns; ". G.; Alonzo l.. Ross,
y. q T. Cleveland. per secre-
II, Edwn,' Pollard. recording secre-
n win b, Hun. treasurer
I,u,,S a. beardslcy of Kentucky
iIencs monday night to large
M. subject, "Woman's Sphere
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

American republics that would be like
~ TO take the side Of Great Britain
in case OF war with Venezuela. All
the others would be pretty sure 10 be-
come involved IN 1t sooner or later.
and while the military power Is as
nothing compared with that OF Great
Britain. their commerce In OF the
greatest value 10 her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
A HEAVY RAIN.

II Overlooked the Tanks-onieers In
stalled.
Wolfram, Tex. AIN. 15.--<specisi.)-,
II rained here all day yesterday and
all night last night Overlooking all tht
tanks.
The Workman lodge No. seo7 Knight.
OF Honor. met Mt their hall last night
md installed tho officers for the en-
suing year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

South McAiester. /. T., Jan. 16.-
(Special)--The officers OF Bolander
Lodge No. 10 Knights OF Pytbias. were
elected last night for the ensuing term.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

Totals ...........s sN. i9d.pg5 sol. 400 $50
In addition to this commerce be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States amounts annually 20 over $780,
600, 00n three fourihs OF which are food
products from our farms, which would
be greatly missed by her people Ia
cnso trade was interrupted by war.
II Is known to all studenta OF history
that the foreign policy OF Grent Bri-
tnln. has always been commercial, that
tine anxiety OF the British merchant
and manufacturer TO set . per cent on
their money has been the motive for
the extension Of the colonial system
OF that island. and that tho conquest
OF India and Africa has been not no
much for tho evanEelizntion OF the
heather or the qualification or nmbi-
ton as 10 ind purchasers for the prints
OF Manchester and the hardware OF
Birmingham. Anything that would In
tcrferc with this policy would not only
be exceedingly unpopular with the
entire British people. but no ministry
would be sustained that would nght TO
lose instead OF gain markets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16
~ huLkEY AT BRIDGEponr.

ouAeH Close During Meet
h'ur.-Grent Interest.
irjs.s Tex, Jan. 15.-(Special.) y
mai Y. .he evangelist. Is attract
ns r,,,,owds and much interest is
J tot, sisted. The business men of
ilness Ave agreed to close their
tyics AK uses during the hour for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

A sompisss sumuary % fnserrAa>
tion ronrevnfsa nsastePs 5tnffn9i911s
Omosaf, psItffesi, l1istorjest, E&uP1~
ssonsi, Afsfealturni, LiksWtee Ae4
Ifgfsns Facts and 0snsral tnfagr>(@
Ass ess omss, nssss 49, tetrns KS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-16

sns and W0"0"S
famd Underwear:
la .reat sale now in pro- 1
tess A hint can DC hau
4 loking at our show WIN
TIpre is no reason why we
boud be selling our most
|ssmable underwear just
III, the hard weather is >
topning, at about half
III except to be selling It,
E,uld bring more as easy
that we ask. i,
Mems warm driving and
sst gloves in great variety.
Ly. SMITH & co.