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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29
ANXIOUS 10 sEr nnyAS.
Tho candidate Given n Hearty Wei.
come In nurai districts.

yum" w hhfnA hAAifi'tAs
KNowLEsvILLE, n. y, Aug. 9s.-
There were several stops VI small STA
lions between Niagara and Knowles.
vile, but Mr.. Bryan made ~ speeches.
His voice was getting unmanngcable.
"Aiy head Ia willing, but my throat IL
wuak," hu explained TO tho people OF
LJokport, VINO hal chartered band
anu burned gun-powdof 10 greet him.
After Mt. Bryan had npol gizsd tot
the shoficomings Of his voice they per.
sisted Ia their calls, 20 that no said
few words, thanking them Tor thu In.
torcst which they displayed Ia lhs
campaign.
Tho came scene was Topbaled nj
Medina, whore farmers seemed to com.
p0te o maloflty Of the cOncoutte. Mite.
Bryan'a car seat had been hosped
with bouquets by the ladies VI Lock
port, anu at Medina she scattered
chfyaanthemums among tho people
who cams fcrambling after tho train
az II pulled out, lighting Tor every bloc.
som. Tao trhiu itsclf was uvcfcf1wded
with pnsteugcfa, many Of wnOu bought
tickets for the sake u a signt OF tue
Nebraska orator. They puahei intI
tho last car, whoto tue BfyAns were,
until II was crowded.
On the country roads along tho line
could DO seOn long iilSa VI teams, nli
headed for Knowlesville, whittier ali
thu roads were leading, today. Know.
lcsvilie was reached at u quarter after
one. A hearty welcome was given
aud the farmers' wagons NJ tho little
depot were decorated ianciiuliy with
Gags aud homemade bauuers display
ing Autographs OF tho candidate. Onc
wagon ufawn by four whiiu horses.
was waiting for tho party, anu into
this they were hurried, tue band lead.
Ing tho way and fiiIy iarm-wagons
trailing bohind Ia the m iTrh q the
villagc, two miles distant. Thus were
the Bryan's escorted % the home
Mr.. aud Mrs. Eugene WoodiOfd aud
entertained at lunch by them aud
Mrs. 4. Mercy Hodgeman, NeuraekA
friend OF thurb, who IL spending the
summer here. After lunch they were
taken To Knowleayillt, where Mt.
Bryan spoke In the open air 10 several
thousand country people.
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reception accorded to him wouli he In
keeping with the simple ideas Of re.
public.
rhutsiay forenoon Ii Hang Chang
spsrt In his cabin, where he gave au.
dience TO Capt. Randie Of toe 81. Louis,
whom he had sent ior and whom hu
piled with all manner Of questions re-
lating 10 the steamship ana the service.
Later he was visited by Senator John
w. Daniel OF Virginis, whom he
questioned very minuteiy about the
American system OF government aud
Of elections, anu later he entertained
Thoodote w. CrAmp Of Philadelphia.
He asked Mr.. Cfamp many questions
about shipbuilding, particularly AZ 10
the quickest time man.Of.waf c3uld
b. built In, nud as to tbs profit Of the
builder.
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ENAEE rAnN PICTURES, CAHiNET aiIE,
~ tor one 10y. Auruat 90 All WORK nicely
nnistcd nnd guaranteed. 81 most reasonable
prccs WHaaigh block Photo rarIofs. Bio
,at0I fo iIh nour.
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meAu,ino knocked out

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S--Big Joe
MoAul 10 was knocked out IN the
fourth round Tonight by Joe ChOynssi
In what was 10 have been tun'Toun1
contest. Chnynski assumed the ng-
gressiVs from tho start aui hit Me,
Aulifia when ami where ne pleased,
The Mission giant wsa completely out.
mntchoi andwss playthiug In Cnoyn-
ski's nands. Little Joe played on
big Joe's wind and Jaw with his right,
ann when the giant came ~ Tor thr
fourth round he was prrc1ptbiY
windeI. Ia this round Choynikl went
at him like a demon. FIRST poke a.
tho stomach with hia len aud jab IN
tue lac, with bis right soon made
McAulilra grOggY. Finally, In the
middle OF the round. Choynsh swung
his right with terrible force. IL landed
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ncKinisr rnnrr.tnIn,ea

CASroS, o., Aug. 2s.-Mni1r Nc.
Kiuloyis duluqo vi tulcgram1
aud congtatulaiious over his
letter ui arocptauui oontinuol una
hated, while large mali bags bring
thousands Of letters Of tho same ma
tufc.
Five delegations are scheduled q
arrive here tomorrow, the commercial
mon from Chicago, the supreme lodge
X. Of T., the Lisbon Cd iHfmeff,
Gefmau.Amsricsn oiuzsns from
Cleveland aud tho Wortingmrn's Nc.
kinley club from Columbu', o.
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PORTLAND, o., Aug. 2s.-Word
rescued here tonight that enormous
forest fires are raging between Oak
Point and Eagle cha ON the Wash.
ington Shore VI tho Columbia riyer.
IL IL reported that dozens OF cattle
have been burned, one report plaeing
tho number ut 200. Many millions OF
ieot OF lumber have been burned, 0ne
report placing tue number as hign as
~. 900 .OgO.
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wanted In Washington.

sT. LOUIS, Aug. Yesterday
afternoon Detective Callahan arrested
Dan williams, said u be wanted IN
Washington, ID. q. Several months
ago William, II II said, was CLERK Of
the police court at Washington city.
lilo had charge OF all IN inios collected
by this court anl 10 alleged 90 have lett
tue national capital $1,000 shost In hls
accounts. The authorities at Wash.
lngton have been notified.
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PITCHED HArTLE
between saunw.msn aud TulI-IIood
indians.

WICmTA, Kau,, Aug. 2s.-One
hundred aud tlity fquaw'mon AMI
800 iull.bloOded Indians aud hall.
breeds hal pitched battle Ia the
streets OF WewOkn, In the Seminole
reservation In the Indian Territory,
yosleTdny. In the fight three lull-
hoods nnd two halibie,ds were killed
ani several wounuod on botn sides.
Troops from Fort Carey were sum.
moDo1, aud their prompt arrival saved
great slaughter.
AZ tue last meeting Of tho Seminole
council law was pa,aed ordering the
Immediate oxpulsi0n Of all white mon
from ihB reservation. Tue efforts OF
tho Indian police to put into effect the
orjor Of expulsion is what causoi the
trouble.
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NEW YomS, Aug, ga special to
the kveuing Post from LONDON iayi;
There viii no iuftnet Withdrawals Of
gold this afternoon from the Bank Of
England Tor America. The bank has
iaised ita selliug price TOT bar gold TO
7sill4l. Money rates ate rising here,
whion II continued may have some
iufluonoe on prices Of slOcha.
a quarter OF u million pounds ater-
ling viii 90 by an American liuor e..
morrow, while between S0O,0O0--por-
hhps more-will 80 by Ihv "CAm.
lgnla."
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AsEAnLY CALLER
Conference Bsiween ~ Hung Chang
pnd Russia'- Representative.

Hnu hussth's Representative.
NEW Y0mS, Aug. 2s.-Hardiy had
Lt Hung Cuang bouu settled IN hls
spacious quarters IN the waldorf when
au nttachu Of tho Russian lugailt
called TO Affangc conferences between
the yiccfJy anu tue Russian minister.
He was successful, and II r. believed
tue conference viii DO held tomorrow
Owing 20 past anu more recent events
" the East, tho pfomptness VI thn
NuasinLs Caufed much speculation
about tho hute', but Il WAS stated that
tho Ruuihn minister would to csm.
PEELED 10 leave the city soon ana Tor
that reason sJught an early Interview.
EX.Socretafy John W. Foster anu
Col. Ffud Giant were ai tho hotel
Whtn III Hung Chang arrived. A
party OF Chinese merchants were re-
roivud. Tonight Hon. George y. FL.
m mos, who was once minister 10
Jnina, called. President Cleveland
will receive III Hung Chaug tomorrow
at the residence Of Hon. W, q. Whit.
ney, anu IN the ovoniug tho vlcoroy
will attend banquet At tho Waldorf,
given by ox-ministUfs u China.
Chinatown was gslly decorated 10.
night.
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CHICAGO, Aug. IS. From the Toliu-
cal Organizations not Democratic but
in fympathy with the Chicigo plat.
form, Chairman Jones " the Demo-
cratic nttional committee has Hp'
pointed an advisory board, the mem.
ters NJ which will net % anvltefs "
The Democratic national cam align
committee. The board consists u
Senator Teller Of Colorado, Senator
Dubois OF i1aho, Senator Butler oi
North Cstolina, q. 4. Washhurn Of
Massachusetts, |. n. Hiovona II Col.
oraio ami Gsorgo T.. Keeney Of CAN.
f0fnia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29

On September ON, you can take
adva ntRge OF the ITO Grande Mes.
tern'a harves, excursion 10 all the we'll.
known streams M Central, Eastern
anu Southern Utah. Why not sptn 4
saturday, Sunday and Monday (throe
holiCayF,) la tho mountains. Extra
low rates. Inquire uokot Oiliee, Ne.
10 West 5vronl South.
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AT zNNEtuAH.
a Hundred Natives HiIicd by English
t!uus.

Hundred NATIVES htlicd " English
GUNS.
LONDON. Aug. GA dispatch 20
the Timea from I,u1lbar says that u 10
estimated that 100 natives were killed
during the bombaTum int Of the palace.
rhe rev sultan has Deen wellfoceivod.
said knalid, tho suppressed uAurper,
rs etiil nj the German consulate pend.
iuH adviccs from Europe ar 10 his ulu.
mate disposition. The fro at the
palace has now BEEN quuuchui aud the
sailors from the Britieh iquaufon ntU
removing tho dUbris. The ilagship 81.
George will remove most Of tho guus
belonging TO the tultHn's baittficf.
business N tlill suspended.
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rnilnrnIn rrnl,In Lonann.

LONDON, Aug. 29.--At thu sale Of
1000 halt cases Of California fruit
here yesterday, all In good condition,
tho prices averaged IL lower than Last
week, owing 10 the glut OF French anu
Engliab NUT. The peaches brought
Z, 20 0g plums - ~ - VI and pears 2
10 gIO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29
Alleged CaI,Io Thieves.

ST.. Louis. Aug. ga special TO
the Republic from Vlnlia, /. r., tayt:
Tue tiiiGvra bngged Ave cattle
thieves low miles northwest OF this
city Tuesday aud they were now In
jill awaiting trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29

on McAulni'sJaw aud the lgh: was
over. The glart's IeRs weakened and
he fell to the door with cfnsh. lie
oeuid not got W within the required
ten seconds. sud the fight whsnwatded
20 Choyrskl
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Harvest Excursion.

For harvest anu cutting excuts on
via RIO Gnude WesterU, Saturday,
Sept. on, the following rates are
authorized;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29

Tickets will bo limited to September
l3'h and viii not be good Tor stop.
over Mt intermediate pOints.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29

VIENNA, Aug. 20.-ThB czArinn was
henttiiy ohooted while cut driving
yesterday with Princess StephaniR.
All the members Of the royal fsmii y
dined GA familie ht Castle Loiz last
evening. Emperor Joseph, Prince
Lobanon. HOstOvsky anu Count Go.
luchowski held conferences for the die
ousaion Of matters political.
Emperor Francis Joseph presented n
coaly vase 10 Princess LobanOfi IN
connection with the events ut the Hot.
burg last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29

500 round ulp 10 Denver via Union
Pacific, August 80, 81, tickets good
until September II. The shor,eGt anu
fastest lice.
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SUITS FOR BOYS

And boys Tor suits. boys are like Judge
aud jury, they tty suits. We Win ON the
score of superior materials aud work.
marshlp. You're certainly getting the
most for your money when you buy one
OF our Stanley combination suits. We
icll you lust Whist every sui, L. made
from, your money back II You are not
perfectly satisfied. Tho cheapest Stanley
combination suit j. a.. coat two pair OF
pAut and cap. Il II good strong cotton
suit. ~ $50 aud e.. wo have thCm ia
all shades, arc made from tho bot ~
union goods. The very nno ones arc 81
aud g.
lioyf regular suits, that i, coat and
ono pair Of pants, We STAR thom NJ Zoe;
tho double breasted onos az $3.50 make
n good strong suit. n You want u suit
Your 10Y cannot break through, buy out
clst.iruu suit; lt IL all wool. sllk sewcd,
double knees, extension baud, warranted
not O. rip. and VIII cost you iust 20. IL
H. u good locker and will wear ~ long ~
any g. or 60 suit Ia the city.
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WANTED AN AGENT

IN EVERY SECTION. TO CANVAS. fLCo
il 20 lhol % day made. sells % n Fht, alec o.
man 10 fcl staple good O. dealer, beet side
line, ii't % n month. thlafy or lufEe commits
zion made. experience uuuotcfshry. foT
sea led phftruifrs hgnd stamp titftnn tuAp
a Manufacturing Company. Cincinnati, ONO
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OPricIAN.
los
STEAM HEATING.

ID ). NOHAN-stEAM ANp hur WAT,
~ hoatng aud tcnulaunE apparatus.
No " wet second south.
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MENTS.

M x ~ $.
Treuiy rord, Tor ime,l Inserted uHs-r
tbs 6e1ding. once for itc, uriee Jon 2ly
one ,occk Jor t0,s one month FOR COO per
Inc 40 ad taken J0r less Than Toe.
Wants Of more than lines sane proper
tomato rate Adrotic and ger resI.ia
WANTED MIS- ctLLANeOuS.
A iusr CLASS MILLER 10 no Gus.
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son Miil D.. Co., Morgan Guy morgan eohn'
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~ Tor ono day. Aurust 81 All work niccIy
pficcs Whaaigh biloxi Photo rar.ofs. Bio
,aior 20 tih noor.
ZOO MrS TO uuY HOMEMADE
slNJNt saddles AND harness, cheap aud
goou Dc. o. Winams. aii ttaic street.
XKytNnson CONFECTIONERY AND ICE
w cream uarot your patronage solicit
tea tiI nto.
rIouRisrs 10 GEr MoHNoS TEMPLE
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.-
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zoo IAcrs N rRANoN At 500.
DOO caen NE ere. Cnas. Peterson,
uis NtstTIrst routh.
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south.
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NTEN. wOMEy AND CmLpREN 10
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"a Commercial street.
ENrmnopY 10 MY THE uEsr iCE
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NEW AND tEuoND HAND FUASi.
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% remove IN scale or corfosl0n from boiler or
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metal sold On thirty dhys tfui, no mouet
collected uulpfa compound does the Nufk
purely vegetable, containing no acids 1f
Ntfiult. Made 100 hfiCA form Co save ifciEhl
thl ur address iluWm NirGum, atl south,
SECOND East street. tait into CITY,
NTINEUs DRILLS TO MAKE AND
vi sharpen, also picks 10 steel 81 ROBIN.
sons, 90 tuuth Maiu
A GOOD MALE SCHOOL TEACHER
N wanted 10 take charge Of The Holden
District school. Any one desiring tho Huua.
uou aud run come we'll recommended can De-
accommodated by applying 70 the under
EDWARD sTEvrNs.
pUaALiNE MANMuN,
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Agency,
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Hotel end fnstonrc
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err, puftrra, hotel clcfks, etc, lahorVra.
miners. merhnniea Our Mt Of houscfiris ia
the largest in tho city and 90 fact the largest
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THE ozAn'. InIP.
YiI ne Extended Bsyend the orig.
InaI Program.

LoSDoS, Aug. 2o.-A dispatch to the
Telegraph from ~. Petersburg says
that the czH's trip to England and
Denmark will 10 prolonged. la oscn
case he will remain two weeks longer
than anticipated.
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Treptv r0rds Cor 9 imcs Inserted inter
tbs heading. once yor itc, rriee J2r 2lci
oEs peek yor tO,s one month for COO per
Inc No ad taken J9r less Than i5c.
Wants Of more Maa lines same prcpoI-
tomato rate Adrdtic and 0ei reia'A
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REPAIRING.

TURtITURE, Many CAHiIAuEs. WASH.
II iug mHChiucs, wfinEora, etc, otc, John
~. Larsen, .ai south, seventh hast
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" Maia ,trcei. ineg5ls repa.nas.
NICELY TuuNisIiED uuoM4 AT HEA.
~ nouanlo faist Arlington House. so
D e Com mtfriaI Street
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foR SALE.

NXTE SILL HOMES LAHGEsT LIST;
w lowest prices, exclusive aFenclrs Call
futile nrna, 40 Nam sttout Ground door
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roR RENT.

DETWEEN uuJSIIUL AND UALuEil'H
ID PARA, F,nte, dHfs brown shetland pouy,
halter hnd fuur, crop m1uo auu car marked.
FINDER VIII tu ltltrslly rewarded ly addftaa.
tng Vi. 20 Loo. Wu0ur rrusa
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DuoIOUHArH UALLtRY. ooup 20.
Il cation, Enquire A. boiler iiouso, ~
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DLD ApouEs FOR sALE eco WEST
~ seventh rortn
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wAwTGD-HeLP.


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Agency
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Hotel Uul fuatunl0c
once huura, n. On. 20 % o. us
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Hoadquariera for cooks. waiiorn. dishwash.
err, puftrra, hotel clcfks, etc, lahorVra.
miners. mcrhnnica. Our tist Of houscfiris %
the largest in tho city and 10 tact The largest
81 any once west % Denver. Don't forget
he place o. wet second south street
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wANTEp- MIs oLLlANtous.

~ tom work Reference required. Mur'
rnn Mn 81. Co. Morgan Guy. morgan toun'
fs. lfflh
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MICE PAYING RESTAURANT. EsTAH.
N ilshod trade, prominent location. al.
dTcta q caro- OF Mans
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rINHU DAVID JAMES COMPANY. PLUMB
il ing aud clTnlcc work. No 81 MHinsL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-05-22
The Ministries.

The Fl. Worth (Tex0 Gazette has
the following concerning Richard &
Pringle's Minstrels, which appear at
Olympia Theater tonight:
Richards & Pringle's Minstrels gave
one OF their laughable performances
at Greenwall's last night to large
and rollickingly happy audience. The
personnel of the troupe embraces some
of the most celebrated negro enter
tainers of the day. There is Billy
Kersands, with his enormous mouth,
like the back door of saloon in a
local option town-the same Billy who
made thousands laugh years ago. He
is just as clever and his work is as
much appreciated as ever. The Cries.
cent City Quartette gave some we'll.
rendered vocal efforts, among them
the odd Oaken Bucket"
The Georgia Minstrels have been
twenty-four years under one manage
ment, and have made great success
in their line. This company is one
OF the few composed of genuine
negroes. They pleased their audience
last night immensely - that is. the
design OF the company-and both en-
tanners and entertained should be, and
we're pleased.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-05-22

DR.. Newell was the recipient OF we'll
deserved honors at the meeting of the
Thurston county w. c. T. u, Monday
afternoon, in recognition OF his SER
vices, many years ago, in originating
and instituting the U. S. life-saving
service, as illustrative Of the subject
under consideration, Mercy" Miss
Emma Page made brief address, and
at the conclusion of her remarks a
number of little children marched to
the platform, bearing various floral
designs, in which the anchor, the
cross and the harp were conspicuous
suggestive of hope, faith aud concord.
Gov. Newell, who was present, was
quite overcome by this touching trib
ute to duty we'll performed and in q
few feeling words expressed his ap.
probation thereof. 1t was while a
Congressman from New Jersey in 1916,
that the doctor was enabled by his
official position to give effect to q pur-
pose that he had long under con-
temptation. The results of his
thought and effort have been the es-
Enlistment OF 280 stations on the
seacoast of this country, the saving OF
10000 lives and of property valued at
100000. What better record can
be shown of life-mission? The Gov.
ernor can afford to repose on his
laurels.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-05-22

A GALA DAY For WHEELMEN.-The
place OF honor in the great parade of
wheelmen which is feature OF the
first day OF the Queens birthday
Carnival, at Victoria tomorrow, when
the big race meet is the attraction,
will be given to the visiting club with
the largest representation. Already
there is keen competition for this
distinction, Tacoma having sent word
to look out for 400 wheels from the
City of Destiny, and Ballard having
made arrangements to send bumper
representation variously estimated all
the way up to $50. A feature of this
parade is to be an illustration OF the
evolution of the bicycle; First, aye
ancient boneshaker," model of '69;
then the old ordinary, then the
Facile," and then in their order the
solid and cushion tire Safeties, the
solid tire tandem, the pneumatic
tricycle. and the tandem bike. There
is keen competition for the place of
"up-to-date wheelman," the club hav-
ing decided that only the best looking
man in town can hold this Office. Iii
addition there are any number of
novelties, fancy riders, squad OF
children riders, in costume, a pony
formerally attached to Adam Fore
paugh's circus, and the only four
legged cyclist in the world.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-05-22
Supreme Court Decisions.

Opinions in the following cases were
filed lately in the Supreme court:
Oregon Mortgage Company, ap-
pellant, vs.. Joseph Hersner, respondent
from Spokane; reversed. In this case
it was decided that the husband, nder
a general power OF attorney from the
wife to mortgage all of their real estate,
can make a valid mortgage of their
homestead, which is community pro.
perty, without being joined by the
wife.
National Bank of Commerce of Ia
coma, respondent, vs. julius Galland,
appellant, from Spokane; affirmed.
Solicitors Loan e. Trust Company,
appellant, vs. Samuel G. Robinson, re-
spondent, from Douglas; reversed.
Samuel Stern, appellant, VS.. Wash
ington National Bank, respondents
from Spokane; affirmed.
Thomas Steele, appella mt, vs.. Stewart
Gordon. respondent, from Spokane ;
reversed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-05-22
Iished the craft will carry l.5OO 600

finished the craft will carry 100000
feet OF lumber. Puget Sound, from all
indications, may become as famous as
the New England States were for ship
building. During 1895, As vessels were
launched in there waters. Twenty
one OF the craft are schooners. while
the others are principally steamers,
sloops and launches. The largest
vessel on the list is the barkentine
Archer, 900 tons registered. The
schooner Nokomis, now loading lum-
Der at Tacoma for California, and the
schooner John A. Campbell, both 545
tons register, and as fine vessels of
their style as ever plowed the Pacific,
were among last years feet. In 1894,
Al craft were built on the Sound. All
but a few vessels built on these shores
are owned by Puget Sound people.
Two schooners were launched at Old
Tacoma recently and are now being
fitted out for halibut fishing.