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Evening star., 1897-01-07

Samuel Lawson yesterday stole a. watch
from Warren Robinson. and for so doing
Judge Miller this afternoon In the Police
Court cent him to jail for thirty days.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

O. O. F-THE MEMBERS OF FEDERAL CITY
Lodge; Eo. 20, viii meet at 2:so pm. FRIDAY,
Jan r q 1899 sh st. - to attend the
'' ' eAn % G. r0f +. PRf%frT. sSsf I. \. 'as' g.
LNS2IN HIsPL y FIRE aE INsTRASTE E cSaPANY Of THE
sps H' q s. w e snRT aa Y
from Monday, January II, to Friday. January Is,
both IA, days inclusive E. n wAIERs. s.TIHa:..,,
NO. II n 9TH STREET.
The eopartnership heretofore existing between
Fred. G. sutor and Jos. N. Parker, .tr., is this
New York and Philadelphia will be continued by
FRED. G. sUToR
jaI-2t JOS. 81. PARKER, Jr.
This is to certify that 1 have received from the
trustees of the immaculate Conception Brunch,
419, Catholic Knights Of America. the sum Of one
Thousand dollars on the life Of my husband, John
It "'''' "aG 2SN eS waIDRoN, AL q , sss st. .w
DESIGNS AND PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ me from aTshtssts and builders s,s up p.t to IN
stant, for reviewing stand to be erected in front
OF the Executive Mansion. The stand to be ITO
propriate sfairways and % approaches in accordance
with ground plan Of which bne-pr Int cSpies q, ns
to have space for not less than 1OO0 chairs.
These designs to bear no names, F. but n IN hea ea
InereO1 eaCh shOUfO De OeSignuteu W aScyphef "
correspond with that given In the accompanying
bid
Accompanying the design nlust come proposal
from q responsible builder for the work Of con-
struction the proposal to have with 1t specffca-
tions In detail The proposal must include, be-
sides the cost Of construction. the cost Of deco
ration In accordance with the design and the use
Of the above number of chairs. The entire cost
must be within s., 500. These designs will be
submitted to committee of three disnterested
and capable persons for examination and report.
Upon the final action thereon by the executive
committee, the design found best shall be given
the award, and for the next best design
ISOLATION prize Of 500 will be given.
8 The right to reject any and all bids and to
waive defects Is reserved.
HENRY A. WILLARD,
Chairman Of Committee on Parks and Reservations.
Washington ID. e., Jan. L. 1897 ja7-6t
WASHINGTON, DC. Jan g. 1897.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE WASHINGTON BRICK COMPANY.
At the close of business, December 81 1896
LIABILITIES
$40 bonds W. B. NJ. Co., payable
Bills payable. Observation-Disclosures. 0,943 10
No other debts.
Signed) THEODORE L. HOLBROOK,
President and General Manager
Subscribed ard sworn to before me this 5th day
of January, AID. 1897.
tSigned.) JOSEPH T. OFFUTT,
(S,al) Notary Public. ID. c.
(Signed.) THEODORE L. HOLBROOk,
DANIEL $. EVANS,
GEO. II. B. WHITE,
WM F. MATTINGLY,
1t Directors.
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NO. II n. 9TH STREET.

FdILADELPdIA, July 10, I6B6.
The eopartnership heretofore existing between
day dissolved by mutual consent. business in
New York and Philadelphia will be continued by
Jos. NJ. Parker, jr.
FRED G. SUTOR
ta1-2t JOS. ". PARKER Jr
Evening star., 1897-01-07

L o. o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF FEDERAL CITY
Lodge, No. 20, will meet at 2:30 pm. FRIDAY,
Jan. g. at 1900 Sth st. NV to attend the funeral
of Bro. Geo. vellam Of Arcola Lodge of Illinois.
G. T. PREWfTT, n. @.
Evening star., 1897-01-07

LINCOLN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.-The quarterly divi-
dend Of two (2) per cent will be paid on the
capSal stock Of this company JANUARY Is,
1897. Books for transfer Of stock will be closed
from Monday, January IL, to Friday, January Is,
both days inclusive. E. N WATERS
h7-3t Secretary
Evening star., 1897-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Atlantic Building Company for the election of di,
rectors 10 serve for the ensuing VIII be held
at the Office of the Virginia Brick Company in IN
slG dn xa January s1d % LGss
tween the hours Of y n and ! Pm p-os,,s,,
GEO. E. EMMONs. Secretary jaI, ,14&2O
Il never disappoint.'
The world is full OF advertising schemes.
some are good and some are I Dad ~ t,e aoesn ,a
points about these typewriter circulars, when
cannot he detected from real typewritns
TIE readers attention is assured because he
thinks he Is reading a personal ietter, lh-
tended only for him. It's a geod idea
BYRON : ADAMS. prompt printer 5i2 1lth ST.
STEAMED OYSTERS YOUR FAyoRPTES?
Wen give them to you to the king taste.
water-are used for steaming. We steam them
just right. and serve them in most tempting
GBrOiled Live Lobsters, all kinds of Game
and Sea Fooi - ~ ,,s-,>r
FRITZ REUTERS HOTEL. AND RESTAURANT,
COR. 4a ST. AND PA. AVE taI-9d
GER. AM BUILDING ASSOCIATION, NO. s.
Members of the above association are hereby
held THURSDAY EVENING. at O'Clock. at
Witthaft's Han, Sd and SITS Sc, for the pay
ment of dues and election of officers for the en-
S""s wM wrTTHAFT. President
A. FEI.DVuSS. Treasurer.
Jas2t P. vIERBUC1IEN. Secretary.
MRS NJ. E. RANKIN DESIRES CONFERENCE
with the ladies' who drove the horse that knocked
her down 9th st. bet Q and R. l. ave-, Nov
"a; also with the doctor wh1 assisted her to the
carriage. Mrs. NJ f. RANKIN,
ta66t' 80 H. l. ave.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCkHOi,D-
ers Of the Washington Jockey Club and election
Of executive committee, to serve for the en-
Room Z, 1903 Pa. NV, on the second Tues
DAY in January, the 12ah n instant, at o'clock
ben. HELEN. Secretary. ja9-1w
ATTENTION. RETIRED ENLISTED MEN, US.A.!
A special meeting of great Importance TO the
association will be held at Germania Hall, s21
sharp Every retired enlisted man In the District
should he present. C. z. DALEY. Prest. jat2t
HEADQUARTERS OF THE METROPOLITAN PO-
lice. Washington, January 4. 1s9i.-Notice Is
ring f, und by Mrs Hudlow May 9, 1896 IL
ownership is not proved hy January : II viii be
returned TO the finder. RICHARD S1LN ESlEh,
Chief and Property Clerk tio-St
SPEtIAI NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders of the Belt Railway Company for
thc election of seven directors to serve for the
ensuing year will be held at the c9mpanys office,
18th and n SITS. ne. Washington, u. c., on SAT-
URDAY. January ., 1891 between the hours of
II m and pm. :,
ja45t d. VI. NEWBOLD, President
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
me, to he opened at l O'Clock on Thursday. jan
nary II. 1897. my office In the Kellogg build
ing for the privilege Of printing and of the sale
OF the official program of inauguration day.
Specifications of the proportion and character Of
the publications, duly approved and thus to be
published under the auspices of this committee:
well the conditions upon which the award
will be made, will be furnished upon application
to
HENRY A. WILLARD.
Chairman of Committee on Parks and Reservations
Washington, D. y, January T. 1897 ja4-2t
Evening star., 1897-01-07

SPECIAL NOTICE
This is to certify that L have received from the
trustees Of the Immaculate Conception Branch,
419, Catholic Knights Of America, the sum Of one
Thousand dollars the life of my husband, John
f. Waldron, who died Oct 16, 1896
1t ANN WAInRON 3A3 ID q W.
Evening star., 1897-01-07

SPECIAL NOTICE
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Atlantic Building Company for the election of df
rectors serve for the ensuing year will be held
at the Office Of the Virginia Brick Company II
Alexandria county, Va, near end Of the LONG
bridge. on THURSDAY. January 81, 1897, be-
tween the hours of II ~. and l pm.
A T BRITTON. President.
GEO E. EMMONS. Secretary ja7, ,14&20
Evening star., 1897-01-07

Chartered by special act OF Congress.
Ian.. 1867, and acts OF Oct, 1890. and Feb. 1888
Evening star., 1897-01-07

TIE NATIONAL. TOPOGRAPHIC COMPANY.
Tribune building.
NEW YORK, December 81, 1895.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
National Topographic Company will be held at
Rooms 10S-1l6. Tritune building. New York city.
a. l O'Clock pm the THIRD SATURDAY II
January. 1897, being the 10th day OF the month.
for the election of directors fer the ensuing year
and the transaction Of such other business rs
may be brought before II.
d31 iaT&I4 JAMES q. CLETHANE Secretary.
ALL PARTIES HAVING ROOMS. HALLS OR VA
cant buildings which they wish To rent during the
inaugural ceremonies. March 4. 1897 will please
call at the GIoFer building. 1+19 F ST. NV.
Rom No II. and have them registered by the
committee public comfort. L. I. WRIGHT.
Chairman. ja5-eoim
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ja2-2sd
OF the District of Columb

CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
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We Can Fill Any Order
What Better Holiday Gift

Than either an 1896 PATTERN RAMBLER ,t
sixty Dollars trsnd- new. late product and fully
suaFsntee'p, or NEW 1897 RAMBLER-eaual
TO any would-be 500 bicycle In the world-and
sold at cnly $50.
iwehty dollars saved equals twice that
earned
Cheaper Bicycles II you are looking for thsm
'"o-aH 'he way from s35 up. largest stock and
ees' assortment in the south Open evenings until
after the holidays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07
DROUlH In MISSOURI
Ii is Causing Great Loss Ia lha
STATES Corn Crops.
Creeks arc Runniug Low, ana Cattle
WIN suffer for Water ~ aain
DOCS Rot Como soon.

sT. LOUIS, Sept. The heat has
been Intense throughout different sec.
ton OF the state during the pas,
week or more, and thi-, combined
with the scarcity OF moisture, Ia dry.
Ing up the corn aud causing suffering
among cattle. Specials from tue iol.
lowing Places were received tor ight:
Centrslia, Mo.-Tnis section is now
undergoing one OF the severtst
drou. hts In Its history. Late corn IL
greatly damaged, pastures are giving
out aDd stock water Is becoming very
scarce.
Macon, Mo.-The excessive heat
and dry weather Tor the past fifteen
days VIII play havoc with the err
crop In this section. The creeks ere
running low and cattle Will sooi. suffer
for water II relief doss not come from
the clouds. Iu the towns the wells
are TO The bottom, but the East FORK
reservoir which supplies Macon ia
holding out fairly well and may tide
over.
The past week hsa been the hottest
Of tue summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07

NEW York, Sept. IA dispatch IL
the Herald rom LIN ., says it Is ike
iy that the Peruvian government viii
adopt financial scheme similar e
that OF Hollsnu.
That Is silver coin will be legal tee,
der with unlimited circulation but IL,
Tue viii be fixed on gold Standard
bBBls.
From the single silver sta ndard sys
tenn, Holland In 1915 adopted Ia.
uouote standard upon IL ratio VI 1881
TO /, GgRin reiurued to silver L.. lS47
d again to toe double siandarI A,
1875. The unit is the flJriu or guiidor
u 100 oeHt', the iuil legal tender
pieces being tho ten an five Il rims Of
gold anu that OF the 4 rim rix uoler OF
silver.
The weight Of fiorin in gold will
be .672 Of a grsmmo or 1887 grains
300 II re. Tho silver d lrin Is .gI5 due
ana weighs ten gTammes. AccorI-
ingly the gold dorm Equals 40.2 cents
and the silver Il Jrin 80. 3 Gems.
The coinsge Of eiivvr is on govern.
ment account Only siece December,
1857. Paper money ~ furnished ny
the government To the extent Of l5,-
900, goo d lrins said to be entirely GOV.
ert u but appArehtIy not by clin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07
DEMOCRATIC HOLE
COlOradO's U6tsTrlld Convention r.
fuse a Silver Republican,
REJECT A roruLIsr NonINEr,
Then Nominal" n Gold nemocrat-"Dld
Not Know the fun Mns
LOadrdO

DENVER, Sept. T. rhero was con.
sternation among ths Democrats last
night over the discovery that the
state convention which met here yes
terday had nominated Cleveland
Democrat as candidate Tor justics OF
the supreme cDus;. whea the criei
in the convention Was reached nd II
was APP aren't GU the surface that the
nomiuaiion was iikely to q /, Judge
Gabbert, The nominee Of the Populist
stats convention, stampede WAS ei-
fected to John A. Gordon of Triuidsu.
Many Of the delegates VINO Opposeu
Judge Gsbbert did not suem to know
who GorJon was, AMI in their anxiety
TO get away from u albert did not stop
to srquite until after the voting was
over, wnen they learned that their
NOMINEE was BOne olher that John A e..
Gordon OF TriuiCR1, VINO took such an
active part In the. Pueblo convention IN
1872 and lei the bDlters from the COR.
ventiou that turned down Grover
Cleveland on account oil his position
on tue money question.
Many Ut the delegates have no hest.
fancy IN EXPIRE ssing tneiruirgust at the
hole their haeIy action has ieft them
In,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07
KILLED BY MOSQUITOES.
California Farmer Falls a Victim ID
Their Sings.
Poison Injected Bnci, ~ His Err Causes
Pain and swelling ana Finally
Results In Death.

POMONA, Cal. Sept. David
Pierce, a well.knowu ranchman near
San Gabriel is dying from pois from
sting OF m 1squito last week. He
was cleaning an irrigation ditch Mt
nigbtfall on HE property and was ire.
quently stnDg by motquitoes. He
continued at his work and wen home.
A mo quito citing back OF his left ear
'rrltated im m re than all the others.
Next day 1t bee me somewhat pair.
ful and on tie lowing day the pain
lncrtased. From tuet time tn.
wound grew rapidly worse, and for
the past two Gays Mr.. iercs has been
unconsci ~. His head has swollen
anu the bat OF tie neck 10 much e.
J rged. IL In believed that the moe.
quito must have come from the maIar.
ial spots In the ditcn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07
THE PACIFIC CABLE.
SCHEME IN nnlIH rlRaIronY


Vancouver, 3. g., Sap. THE
following namsi telegraph msgnstss
held closed mae,i0g In Vancouver
In connection with the proposed cable
line from V ,ncouvet TO Au,ttalia:
ueorge u. War. Independent an d
general manager OF the Commercial
Cab'e company; s. s. Dlckenson,
superintendent OF the c1mpaoy at
Csnso, N. g., where tue Canadian
Pacific line connects with the Allan
TIC Gable, II V. Day, secretary to
President JOhn w. NJ ,ckay; j. w II
suB, Pacific coast supeflnteudent o
Csnsulsu Pacific lelegtnpbs; l.. w
Siorror, superintendent Pacihc Postal
Telegraph company.
A ter The meeting no news of n
direct nature could be Obtblue regarG-
ing the business trausscgeJ, hut etate-
mente were freely made that inslds
Information obtained warranted tue
nunou tn al Canada Pacific
cable from Vanc uvet 10 Australia
would he an assured fact at com.
paratively early date and that the
present meeting had 10 do with sOms
very Important preliminary arrange
ments 10 which millionaire john w.
Macksy IL to take very prominent
part.
MI. storror stated that his company
would, OF course, hnnIie the Pacific
cable work at this end aHd tnnI he
with others would iuspect the proposed
landing stage. In British Columbia n,
once. Tho entire party will leave for
Victoria morrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07

PIrTsBuRd, Pa, Sept. 5.-rbe United
Lsber League II western Pennsylva-
MIA at a largely atieGdeJ anu exciting
nesting tonight gave expression 10 an
open revolt ngaiu.t Samuel Gompers,
PRESIDENT OF the American Federation
OF Labor and mary reflections aud
usly charges are maze. I'll IN cred ted
with making unkind REMARKS about
those who were foremost In the meet
lug. q m lets had u lew defenders in
the meeting, and at one time there
were remarks concerpipg someb dy
being thrown out NJ the window. Dur.
Ing the discuseIOn ous proposition to
take some action on tue 81. Louis
platform, NJ. p. Carr'ck, president o.
the brotherhood OF Painters m d Deco.
ratoIs, referrek to Gompels ee "a pug
hatIeu, greasy tool OF capital"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07
MORE FOOD GOING UP.
Nov Lamb and Yaal Will b Hishsr
ThaG Eyer


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. THE Call
Gays that meat, particularly lamb anu
vesi, is gong To be higher IL Csliior-
MIA curing The next nix m 'nths than
It has been in several years past, Us
the result o. the operations OF the "bis
fur" Messfs, Morris, swift, Armour
and Cuuahy, OF Chicago.
Rs.lIz ng SOME time ago that Iced
would be ABUNDANT this seAson these
men beRso purchasing lambs. calvss
aud cattle la large numbers and ship.
Plug them east to fatteu. They drew
largely and quietly IN the vast herds
OF NsvsiR, Arizona and California,
anu before the wholesalers knew Il
nau snapped up nearly everything In
sight. Al advanced price already
hiss been made -ud now Miller ana
Lux anu the Western Meat company,
the two largest coast de ,lers, are worR.
ing hard 10 secure sufficient supply
Tor their trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07

They VIII All be fcnsUd with Night
Arp through thibs,uwD.

BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. t. rhe ns.
tionai CO. venll.n Of the letter carriers
which opened go auepiclously last mig hit
VIII hoI two business se SONS tOuay
In OJJ Frll0ws' nsIi. Tonight Pfesi.
eut RIsOus will deliver an address
anu z is,al IDspe ctof J. w, Erwin
VIII give stereOpucOn lectuie en-
tltlec, "a trip through Cailornie."
Delegates WIN De taBeb touIa MT to tue
Chutes anu through CninaIowD.
Inc ladies' aux'uary Is Attending to
the lsdits no have come with the
detgatts. o. their pr gram Ter today
~ an after ouOu visit 10 GoiJep Gate
park, starting from the BAIIwin hotel
al 2:3J, and trip through Chinatow d :,
stating at 1880.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07
CROKER FOR MAYOR,
remmany Hall viii support Him
Against seth Low

Against seth Low
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-RIchar /
Croker wss II pas,enRer Oh the stenmer
NV Y ,rk, which arrived today. Mr..
oroke''s fellow passengers have come
to the conclusion that he IL To be the
Tau msny hail ca d,date Tor mayor of
Grester New York. During tue voy.
ave many efforts were m 4de 10 draw
Mr.. Croker out on this uUJecI, but rot
only 10 Dewtpspermep, but to
his most intimate friends on board,
did he decline TO state his pui-
poses. The underaiandI ng sm ing Mr..
Or kerr riends, however, lie that he
Is sr nRly incllueu 10 oeTmit the use
OF his name "a car date Tor mayor,
though he II natuta'iy unwilling that
nn announcement should be made TO
this fleet before he has bad an oppor-
unity to confer with his lieutenants.
II have not the slightest uUubt that
rsmmaDy hsli will carry the greater
city by 10000 votes aud upward"
said Mr.. Croker to the special corre.-
pondeut oi the Associated Press.
New York never had one reform
nd u Illustration after another. One
such government az this appears to be
nil The people can stand under. The
present so.cailed reform adminis.ra-
ton has been u ,ithy noted for its Ia
crease OF the tax rate, acc mpanied by
u high appraisenenJ. III there has
been any corresponding improvement
in the quality OF the government the
people have not discovered it,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Sept. 7.
The Uody 81 M u.kuOHn man was
found In ~ One-roUm Irene shack la
TINS CITY last nignt, surrounded by In.
dicauJus oil c)ld FLOODED murder, 70 :
lowed by careful coucealmeut OF the
crime. The corpse was ueeompoBed
80 ss TO be unrecJgnizable. The body
was entirely uuje anu was yIng on
the flor OF tho shRnty, a sLyrl dis
taucs itom cot.
The house had been occupied by a
man named SchmitI, VINO traded iu
old clothes.
The only clue 10 the identity Of the
man is That he is Too large framed to
10 SchmitI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07
TILLuAN's TALK.
lie Agrees iwi,h Dsbs. that There Il
40 Liberty In this County,.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y. Sept, 7.-senator
rilImsn was the CratOr o. Tue Labor
DAY celebration OF the II lch ester trade
UNIQUE. HIS subject was "lIabor and
Capital In i'neir Relation 10 Politics. E"
the senator advised the Democrats OF
the state TO refuse to accept caDUi.
date ior the court OF appeals who hal
not voted lor BTysn, aud who did MT
stand ON the Chicago platform. Rv
ferTIug to the Injunction granted
against the striking minvfs, the seha.
tor severely crIticizsd the judges who
granted tbs otlsrs, anu asserted
that, until an end WAS put TO "g0vern-
ment by lnjunotiou," there could be
no liberty IN this country.
The speaker rldiouled the bimetaliic
mise on, Aud dsploIed the spectacle OF
toe United States going TO European
countries auu begging for bimetalllsm.
IL would be just rs sensible ~ ask tof
AN iaterDuuon.I agreement in pace
ing tarlh laws he sand. rs 10 ask Tor
an inlsrDgtlooHl monetary ssTeenenl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07
TRADES UNION CONGRESS.
must supper, the Engineers in Thrir
Great Strike.

BIRMINGHAM, England, Sept. IT,
Tns risies Union congress resumed
It's session today. President Slevens In
his annual auuress said the engiu.or.i
strike was an inetabce OF one OF the
best organized and most powerful
Combinations In the world, being IN
the thr'es OF great struggle with a
powerful comb Ina ton OF capital. 1,
WAS certain. he added, that the slIug.
gle wenld bs prof., nged and that the
engineers would have to appeal Tor
help 10 the trades unionists through.
out the country. That help, the presI-
dent cJntinueo, must DO given, Tor uL-
der no circumstances could they
allow the engineers to be- defeated.
(Great cheeripg.)
The delegates una nimouely anu en-
Enthusiastically adopted special Tesoiu.
tiou pledging moral and financial aid
TO the striking on gipeers.
MIR. Packard, Nj. p, prseident OF the
miterr organization Of Great Britain,
supporting the motion, said that all
lrsdes u1ionists should teBder elgbt.
nour notices and "sink or swim" with
the engineers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07

'he T'rn'ts Of Mrgellpr, and the 10y f.
sppToh chltp wuen . chBin Of mining
GO - Will x tnU nom Cape Horn t.
s.. hic l.. / brlievs wo are anou,
"" enir upVu century which Will
open Up vast rssources and Will be the
rttnuest The erTlh Inns over known.
BET re u q end oi The goth ceutufy II {
avelsr VIII enter "a sleeping car oil
Z reg. n'nuu va h rug straits, Tor
) =" ersbuty. n'J the dream OF Gov.
v p II VA be r,al2yl,"
Nj King IL on has way enst from,
seattle, VIII 10 be oulitisu party for
the klondik". Hs believes that ~ the
next sleDm'r from tie gold fields
bring a GEO 600 OF tlcr. shouts, 100, OOO
men vii ~ into the YUKON county
next spIing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07

SAN FRANCISCO, sept. 7.-Cnief of
Ponce Levs uau received iurtuer In
formation regarding the Chicago rec.
ord Of Sir IL ,rry Wtstwood Cooper.
He secureu from Mis-. Murphy, hls
laudiady there, l,4O0, taxing her
check In eAobange for worthless
drais on the Bank OF New South
Wsles. Her attorneys, Dunn anu
Byron, learning of this, warned her
that Cooper was u ewindlsr, they hav.
ing had some experience with him,
Instead OF needing their warning she
turned their letters of warning over 10
Cool er.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07

-lfuct.d to SECURE, II possible, col =
tiuuance OF the strike until West
virginia Is in position to demand
'ecoCniiio but II that Is not possible,
to secure from the national body a
pledge to continue the organization
work In the state until such time MS
tho whole state lie organized anu able
TO demand WAGES based upon the
union scale.
j. w. Rea, one Of the pointers and
DECORATORS, who has led ths Farm u /
nSht 30 we'll. Ia Une OF the delegates.
Hsa stated today that n the Colum bus
meeting does not Hsttie the strike all
union labor 10 Chicsgo, inclu ling rail.
foa1erf, would ut osoo boycott ami re.
luse TO use or handle non.union coal.
rms has been agreed upon secretly.
hes also said he would use his In.
nuenoe with ali labor lesders to keep
up agitation among miners unit |
everybody IL organized after the settle.
meDt is made.