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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
.HAS orr. TEsTIEIED2,

The evidence of Sidney Updegraff IN TIE
Collins trial at Topeks to the effect thai
he, in Burlington. just ,Ho weeks before
the murder. while sheltering from
shower under a box ear. heard. through a
hole in the floor. two men plan to murder
}. 5. Collins. calls out a story by men,
Der of the Wichita bar:
In Morgantown. w Va. lived Orpheus
Carico. There was seldom case OF i'm
portance in that vicinity in which orr
was not witness He always knew
something that was important He could
not be too remote from the scene. not too
sound in sleep at night. to be deprived of
that knowledge which would make him an
important witness. on one occasion a
negro woman was shot in the outskirts o.
the town in the dead OF night No one
else heard the fatal shot The man ac-
cused of the killing had been seen going
in the direction Of the tragedy with vic
tim; he had been seen later returning
breathless and alone his pistol was found
along the way with an empty chamber;
and he reached the hotel where he was
porter at 1l:45 p. m. Il looked as though
the prisoner would be convicted. orr
had not yet testified; he alone had heard
a shot on that fatal night: ne was without
a watch.-bu, the shot 81 fixed * atten-
ton that he waited for the town clock -
strike. and in twenty or thirty minutes
thereafter the clock struck one. The
prisoner was acquitted.
NO sufficient motive for OFFS swear
ing falsely in this or other cases was ever
found Did he swear falsely? The de-
PENDANT was n poor colored man, and brib-
cry was not likely. Whether he manu-
factlred testimony for the notoriety it
gave him. for the witness fees he Nigh,
get out of it. or whether he dealt in hal
fluctuations which 81 overcame his mem
ory that ne was unable - tell delusion
from reality puzzled those who knew
him. At any rate. the question asked In
that town if this or that important case
were concluded. was an To bring She
counter question: HAS orr testiheGe'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25

Mr.. L. wilkins OF this city. who has been
active in political life since 1870, has some
new ideas bearing on expansion. which he
sets down as follows:
The Democratic parry seems TO be all
absorbed ever the question OF expansion
and the expansion Of the territory acquired
from Spain in the late war. Senator YES.
says that We have no constitutional right
10 enter and try 70 hold any part OF these
islands. and Representative Williams %
Mississippi contends that I, would be- hos
tile 10 the spirit OF ou- institutions so as
snme control of over 9.e3a.eca unwilling sub
jects: 5hat annexation would COS; rs N4a.-
e9 a year. and that the annexation ot the
islands met none IF The tests which applied
10 oar past acquisitions ~ territory: and
would be a mistake from a social political
and material standpoint W J Bryan.
Senator Vest and Repres=ntasive Williams
the reading public and some o. the press
wonld suppose thst the president with ths.
TWO houses % congress the army and
navy had committed a great aluader Tx
vaiqpinE The spanish. snd il such are she
FACTS. The president should set apart = day
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
REMINISCENTIAL OF THE DAYS
WHEN WICHITA WAS IN THE
GRISTLE.

THE BOARD OF TRADE OF WICHITA,
AND HEREIN
"Of many worthy things which 7
fam would rescue from quick obi
WON"
Long since I resolved to preserve a
sketch of the board of trade. Many facts
are now in the realm Of legend. in this
zone men differ; I give only my own views.
subject 10 criticism. carping and contra
diction
To destroy wild beauty toll. fret and die,
The pioneer came, with strong arm and
brain;
The vision that runs TO the western sky,
Forever was Ger on the wind-swept plaln.
Our sympathies control judgment; opin-
ions are formed by association; facts take
on the hue of wishes: fancy and magma
ton supply lapses-breaks in the chain of
a narrative-unul, as Shakespeare hath it:
made such a sinner of his memory, to
credit his own lie.
When this last stage of the disease is
reached We are qualified as a witness-and
ready TO swear 10 ali we relate.
By question and association the things
] recite were unto me divmged. When /
landed at Wichita Uncle Jake Pittinger
took me to VIII Recess carpenter shop
on North Market street, and ] negotiated
for seven wet pine planks one inch thick
and twelve feet long, and the same were
put on the walls of "A room nine feet wide
twenty-four feet long and twelve feet
high. q could have arranged the square
feet of this room better by laying it on
its side) If l had placed these shelves on
North Main street l would have had "A
different destiny. The lottery of my des-
tiny barred the liberty of choosing where
l would place those shelves. Griefenstein
rented rooms on credit; North Main street
demanded cash. Thirty days on Douglas
avenue cOlored all my views of Wichita TO
such pitch that three North Main street
men together on Douglas avenue was in
itself suspicious circumstance. demanding
explanation.
There was no Board of Trade" then:
there were two cliques. striving for the
mastery Of a street. We talked then not
Of building a city. but OF building a street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
YorrHFrL RETALIATIoN.

This story i Told BY a Wichita man VINO
prefers nor the notoriegy Of having his
name sppear in print:
He was talking 20 his 4-year-old girl
aboul santa Claus. aud the Two were ask
ing each other what they desired Santa 20
bring. The father sad
Il want Santa 10 bring a nice DISPOSE
ton for my it,ie girl - size VII never
get angry or put out her nps. nor b az
al uaughly.
The. Hitle miss was much offended az
this and a few moments iater whea her
papa asked her what she wanted Santa
70 bysng her she replied u Want him %
bring papa . 'spoSI.ion - ne wout Iaik
iilat way 10 me any more.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
noxrs nor TfTERE.

one housewife ~ Wichiia who 50, a
piece ~ buffalo meaK couidn's iocsfe -
place In she buffalo There Was no t-one
in the slice saae received and she cofa-
plainei abouI 90. "Wherc do rou sup
pose .tst the bone iss ne asked. Her
husband couldnr tell. bat iaaer p ias day
~ r, mcrnbered that the t.e skeletop
was preserved NJ orc re- Fed tHifalS
meat wrh "a sone IN 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25

Duripz enc week in oae ot V4ohiis's
stores ssiesVteuah ar-1s 'r by
~ stealing 81 email '-acap aric.r
woman sno Wa staHdir1 n-ar H.trari
into rho ss'sawoman and ssleuo.s hef sni
Indignantly purchased tAe ar,sIe. enissl
had ~, been s,oien. sn1 orera-si lf 20
The hos
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25

4 writer IN Pane expresses ire rie-
ina; -seizinE on a single. salient Tns-ft
q the article. and burning that point in
q the puhlc mind. Is the acme x good
advertising That = sound a. q general
principle; out 5he week before Carl-t-
mas furnish Al exception. The "a =
funclion u advertising noS : Eos - p1--1
this article o. tnat. bias o b. h-lpfll RI
The largest Wsy oo.a 10 tie shoppers ar.d
tie shops BgyerS don Nan. urEinr
Frlee lists - ard th=-r Judgment h1a-
ever and ainiS thar weaid save DELAYS
aud qursrious a. the counter 70 ga -
cl.sss@3 Wlta me economies - holiday
.sdve-lislnE PubiieTs ear - made -
f,c-tve not cn8s iu safherln- the aeopls
iato ire store bsf n sensil1E CEN srsy
f-Nor-eis Impressed ~.h - zsEz<.-
ner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
Is rNRlvsf.Ep

A. newsgiven the Wichita Daily
Eagle Is si;hoW rival Ia the seuih-
w~r;. The management viii. durug tie
coming session OF the Oklahoma legislaA
ture. aid another feature that vii De N
much benefit 10 their Oklahoma readers.
A representative will be stationed a.
Guthrie and "a complete report % the
proceedings - tt.st body vii DE- pub
lished from day 20 day. THE Eagle las
always been first with the neWs. and th3s
feature will. no doub. meet wiiS the sp-
probation 81 to readers in the territory
Nordln 60. T. star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
TFfosE DErrND4NG c0rf.fNs

The lute-esr faken iu Ie ceiins cage
~ Topeka among the people - Nicnifs
is remarkable. The long repor-- ST. enc
Eagle are read gTredsF and people are
an al SIDES - she question \ great NAM
people believe fhsl Collins = lnaece7f end
fx ~ this eert 70 a 5efeuse fsr +irn-
Tflat Tsc negroes csaEef Younz Cs'i.ar
in-1 "a gambling zehene ard rad tskrn
hss watch and diamond. taat tasF -saer
sIiel ,re fstner and rE.t afss~sar4
came %. ard testified - reaaz Caa.af
actions ans f1rd sasp c.4l og rim. sa4
escaped eaernselvcz To- Coi.las ..,isp-
Gates sag thas s. g. npt af ~ Dsrg shaf
ceiilns after hzfEsluluT Sra -l- nesrarr
20 All D.s fsr1er Esd .assuz oeeo De-
rcive5 to ~ 30 zg1.d - sEa ~ nsm-
-sif berssse aagfrr5r 1rr ~ fits seaia
knsp fhss nis pretiaus deat-zss sia tse
rezrgee Ro1.1 cruE ar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25

\ Wichita gri wa among fhore in ken
sss Cl.v sgho Il ssod fioueon ard she As
intending 10 hrsE tsout Rheu she *
home BH rsschins Wlchits she diespFr
cred such hosI azsinst iiotsoa ord ins
women sle sissed him. taat enc has -8'a
0uig Der mother
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25

The Ez=le g. receiving many c.4upii-
nefss sar lts special reports ff0sn tae isE-
lslsflVe session f9 Topeks. Taf Eqrk -
that ~ Austin - Neal ~ he regular
e,an. rfe came originally from Eiaxass
couref wnere 10 asa iis nrti sps .-e~
work under N0fi ABasesi
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
=:=WIRES AND POLES-:-

same as supply the street car lines. This
company mas ? 80 poles and all included
about % miles OF wire. including fully ~
miles Of street arc lamp circuits which
furnish the street and corner lighting
Their poles average 90 feet out 81 tho
ground.
The street railway and lighting company
have little different arrangement. since
the city franchise requires iron poles IN
certain sections Of business streets and
allows wood poles of the Paved streets.
and the same comparison Is hardly CO.
gent on the paved streets the wooden
poles are placed al intervals OF - feet.
and these poles are - 10 20 feet high. ac-
cording TO ruling conditions. The new
proposed electric light system q this COM
pany will have % and 50-f0ot poles and
will carry. according 10 place and power
conditions from one 90 forty wires. IN
some sections they viii use the trolley
poles for this service and in the outs kirts
OF the city special poles These will carry
both the arc and incsndescent wires and
also the railway feeders which are heavy
copper cables to carry the current. No.
wire - used in some cases with this COM
pany. They will have ~ least Nifty miles
II are light lines. and this viii require
about forty pO.es 70 the mile. In regard
- the wires leaving the main power house
there are twelve feeders Of heavy wiz.
arranged on switch boards 81 marble and
slsie. The detailed explanation OF this
ARIA nEemeut is too technical Tor ms AZ
iicle. but 10 may 10 said that the mort
thorough and delicate instruments arc
provided 10 ascertain AZ any time tho po-
iential the voltage. strength OF current
and power. we'll as a plan "a shut OF
one section and increase another hy
simple contrvance % switch boards
These figures are accurate estimates fur
nished GENEROUSLY by The Manager and
sUperint endent~ - the various concerns
above noted. In addition 3; may d. said
/ that In the rear OF the Eagle Office X one
immense cable which carries Iei wires
aud these spread out and ramify through
out the cisy and "ut into al The world
with their connections. From the thlrd
! floor Of the Eagle Office may be viewed
an endless exDanse % closely running
wires. taking iu telephone. electric light
and telegraph. and on q stln nieh; their
cesseiess hummlng seeu- % remind oue
OF the music - the spheres Bot they
are bearing rhe.r tales. SOM or JOY and
hope a rise IN stocks, or the kneH 81
some ones foudest dserm. Ore interest
I ing feature r. the poles which hold fhe
wires. Above - feet their value increase.
greatly with eaen foot 4 si-fo0f fs5te
costs usually about 3. se-foof pole 81.
and a, 5o-fcot pole So They must meas
ure a certain diameter ~ base and t0p
I and be of seasoned wood
Thus IS the city strung vifh = network
/ - myriad wfres. but some one kno~s jiist
where each one j. and Waat b = fpr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25

have SO laid away. that You mus, have
next week ThLs morning look over tae
neighborhood and sec Il thsre isn't some
one very roor Take nt5ie % that SO
and come down town and bus a ok box
OF candy and send "a hy messenger boy.
without yonr name inside. 20 that aosuc-
Il will make you feel nnef
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25

There nave feeu several cases 6, grip
IN wIchns The PSI tso weeks. and Sos-
ferers could no, eli Naae allied ihcm T.
: ne corsrannar NJ an eas5smc AL ne
eastern cities are suffering Gon -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25

\ Wicn'ta comm arcial traveler in from
Nes>ern Kansas brings th5 following story
which be says Is absolutely true john
Clark rhe s16iec. ~ The s-afy. s. an in-
maze II me sold ers' Home ~ Dodge C-.-s-.
lis = Inc Story. John Clark, I..ao.a
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vii today pres-n- eacs1 one 81 5he FORTY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
TtLtoRAPHIc BREWTlts.

The death Of Dr. Teller. the musical
composer, ~ announced from Berlin.
The Tenth district Republicans, at
Richmond, Va, hny nominated Col. n.
T. Hubbard Cor Congress.
Congressman Mcguire has hstn nom
mated Tor governor by the Democratic
state convention az sacramento. cat.
furnia.
Sir William Augustln Frazer, Bart,
the author and one Of the queens
hodyguhrds for Scotland, Il dead, In
London
The Western Union Telegraph conf
pany's central cable Office at New York
announces that an censorship on cables
has been abolished.
Tho California Democratic state
convention today adopted the report Of
the committee On fusion with scarcely
"a dissenting voice
The Democrats NJ the Fourteenth
district AZ Peoria, MS, today nominated
Charles n. hanemH, ~ Peoria, for
Congress. He held no opposition.
Dr. j. H. Fryer. a government sur
geon, passed through a. Louis today
with fourteen Insane soldiers from Fort
Leavfnwurlh, knns,, FOR the u. y. In
sane asylum at Washington.
The war department Is advised Of the
arrival OF the transport Grand Duchess.
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AZ Montauk Point yesterday with the
acvcnty-nrst regiment Now York Vol.
untccrH and other troops ON board.
The Republicans Of the Fourth Nc
hraHka district have nominated Y. VI.
iiinshaw 81 jefferson county Tor Con-
grcss. T.. J. liainor who formerly
represented the district, was defeated.
Governor Tanner OF Illinois today M
pointed SECOND Lieutenant Nlrden g.
pcckonphugh Ia BE- frat lieutenant.
company a, Firth regiment Illinois
volunteers, and Erncst Murcland TO
Huccctd pcckenpaugh. promoted.
The Central stamping company.
manufacture Of tlnwarc.of New York
assigned today 10 Alfred Turner Jr. u
Paterson. New Jersey. without pref
cfcnccs. The company was incorpor-
atcd In isg, with capital stock ~
100000. The comrnuy'a attorneys oa-
innate the liabilities at t2ii,0Q0 ntyt
the nominal assets at ttQ0,ooo.
Lieut.. John J. pcrshlng. Tenth cav
airy. has been promoted to be- "a major
Of volunteers. Lieut.. pefahina was
highly commended IN the report ~ Gen.
Wood Tor Hailnntfy and courage az the
battle nf III Cnncy. lie had previous
nVhtinH experience. having been with
Con. Miles IN the Indian campaign In
South bakotn. lie Resigned no In
struotor at West Point 10 enter the
service when the spanish war began.
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sArAN's couMrRciAL BUSINESS.
niE Field Their Ready for Occupancy by
An srican Trade.

New York. AiF. ia. ShlEuo Kon-
DO, proHidcnt Of the Japanese American
Commercial and industrial association,
with headquarters az Toxic, Japan, IL
in America attempting To interest
American manufacturers Ia the plasl-
bllitioH q trade with Japan. which he
declares. has been calming wonderfully
each year since 1880 aud holds forth
these exceptional Inducements 90 Amer
lean exporters. 10 the American tx-
porter knew the real conditions ~ the
Japan field. Mr., knndu says comb
IDENTITY. American eNpIrta 60 Japan
would Increase enormously.
American headquarters have fbeen
temporarily established In this city.
when Japan was opened by the
United States ln 1874 Mr. kondp
said last night. "nho took the position
N an elder sister ana We have always
- retarded hsr. We have exported u
tho t,lted States more than 10 any
othpr nation, liut We DO MOI IND that
tho United Stales exports 10 Japan ia
equal ratio. untll about $500 we bought
little fiufn the United Stntca We had
heard that wages ana the cost ~ llY-
lng were comparatively high here, III
We concluded that manufactured ar
tlolcs must be hlgh priced. Unill about
1850, also, the United States did not
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MINOR MtNnON.

City Sanitary Inspector ure has bson
lndlHunstd Cor several days. lie If SUI
ferlng from m attack NJ ;hn heat
Attorney GEORGE Sutherland ~ this
city r. mentioned ne n possible candi-
date for Congregational honora ON the
Republican ticket.
The summit county sheep caae. dc.
clded sume tmu ag1 by Judge Nurrcll
will come on appeal at the next term
~ the supreme court
A professional bicycle road race n
under contemplation tn biggest
cash priced ever offered. !, la said
will be one ~ the inducements Tor
whceimcn 10 enter
ia. W. Duncan cashier of the Ma.
tionai bank ~ the Republlc, has sold
his Firrt South stree, residence to g.
II. blanchard. The purchase price
was ti5.0oo.
Attorney J. ". Moyie came down
from brighton last evening ~ hronNei
a. any native nf the open air. lie re-
turned % hi uiiitudnuuf home this
afternoon and VIII remain there an
other week
4 child about two years Of agc was
ncarly drowned IN the ditch IN front
OF the city and County building at
noon today lie had been put under
charre % an older brother who was en-
crossed In play with hia companions
to notice the child. nut Tor a passes by
the child would doubtless have been
Drowned
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THE TENTH WARD EXCURSION.
With lis Fine Program, Bnby Show and Other
Features |, Mas Pronounced Success.

The Tenth ward sunday school via-
bcd saltalr yesterday, and had a most
delightful time. a rmall delegation was
fortunate enough To 40 out by the
morning train ana enjoy the pure at
m1snhorc. cool breeze. ana ms tenn
porature ~ the water at that time Of
day before the heat u the day begins
The 2ii5. i.i5 and Gii5 trains carried
those who could not very well leave
the city until that hour. The cxer-
clHta OF the day were under the direcs
tlon ~ G. W. symnna. who spared
NJ palms 90 make the day AZ onjoyaple
az possible 4 lnrEc number enjoyed
the luxury " bathing and the pleasure
~ dancing. but the Interest een'.rsl
chiefly IN the exhibition % babies. The
competition 10 children WAS open 10
those who were under ong year OF ave.
aud included the little tots from al
parts OF the city.
Fourtson entries were made u as
pretty am interesting n kroup a. one
win seldom witness The mothers win
the little folks were arranged on me
platform. and pronnnted au interest.
H1me diniruity M deciding
;. tween two beautiful children belong.
INK 20 Mra Arthur H. strong and Mrs.
lanes oswald. both " ihe Tenth ward,
but nnaily decided In favor - the rhlld
belonging 90 MrN Strong, anu o prize
OF a. beautiful lltilc sold ring wis
awarded
THIN followed a bose race, IN which
their were four entities. The contest
was quite spirited, but nftlr hard
race, ". T.. Crlmpr came IN winner,
with q. 4. Tulkhild a close second.
Two handsome scarf pins were award.
given Of making their avn choice be-
tween che presents
Tn yyenlng was plmahntly spent IN
dancing ana social conversation, tho
1915 train bringing the pleasure seek
grs all mfe - the city. The y, l.. ana
y. NJ, NJ. l, A. went on. today. an rX-
r.lHnt program was prepared Tor the
"'cnrlon, and a delightful time re-
suited.
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SILVER DAY.
A Cody Gathering aad Most Enjoyable Ilm'
al lagoon.

TN. ex,snt 90 which the people
have 5f lits been drawn upon IN the
psirnare W summer resorts was Nus
irsd o. some extent yesilrday' when
a fne BIN o. entertainment Including
speeches by some " uiahs h-st ora
tlrs. failed 90 draw large crowd. Ihe
ass6mb1ge wts faiG pr baby l'VV'
and would have been larger Do. Tor the
failure 10 prumlfCi nrAs1 vihh 70
materiailrs, AZ a result bf which nuin-
brra irft nn the earlier trains, ihew
bfinq nothing 81 euiivfn ths situation
until she program hcrAn.
splendid speeches ware made hy Cpl'
w. ". Ehlrhn. Hon. u W law
md C0ngra fsmln W. VI. KING. MI y.
3. Lindsay I'D anfeiiValN gWl pieces
nrur0prllie o. The nfc1allu; Mf'. lslm.
bourne and Mrs Van nyk. rendered
piano rfci.ais IN p hlgh-olifi MANNER
iiftio DIT and Hazel kcnnrr r'0'f.d a
if nrnflns encore fHr their SONG Aul
clk0.wfik "Amh1iinu Sulw,' % dil
ilIe Ray Putnam Coz r. song ana
dfnct. The evening" perfIrmauce ln
the nrani was highly apr .ii ma
fha fireworks piece constructed fIf nc
occasion by Prof Nlilarl evoked rreat
apprnblilUn. TIL ball was Ercaay en-
sea.
hiirra.hsr tho proceeding were d.
ciiffiy Huaeaa'fui from an Intellectual
ord arsre point ~ view. great
many pronounced li the "hlFgest 81
coD.s worth given anywhere this
season"
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Morris Bros, Biz shon.

There are several dog and pony
shows which have visited this city, Il
10 conceded, however, by all that Nor
ne nros' Is the largest and best OF IT,
Kind. A larg, crowd again greeted the
little animals last night. and II the con
tlnuous laughter ana applause which
grectod the different featn performed
by the sagaclous quadrupeds Ia to be-
taken as a criterion. every person In the
audience enjoyed the performance I'm
mems ly Many tricks never before at
tempted hY shows IT this kind nro sue.
cessfully performed by this one. Be
sides the educational features, therc arc
several clown features successfully IN
ttoducrd during the performance, which
keeps tho audience In a laughter frum
start u finish. The dogs and ponies
are trained 60 q remarkable dcgreo of
Intelligence. and. besides these, there
IL trained goat and some monkeys,
which take a back seat Tor no one,
The trained frc brigade N a new aud
novel feature, and une which must be
seen TO be appreciated.
The show win remain all week CIV
INK performances at $3.50 ana siib pm
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cAsBRlAs DAY At sAlrAlR.
Tomorrow VIII Witness a large Crowd Peo-
pic from All Parts o. tho State Coming.

Manager clayton Informed a repre-.
sentative % the "Ncws" TODAY that
At saltnir tomorrow tcamhrian Day)
he expected TO SEQ big crowd u peo-
pie from all parts Of the north and
south. Ample accommodations have
been provided. ana extra cars will be
put on. The people u brigham city.
willard. ogden. Provo. Eureka. Spring.
vile. spanish Fork. Payaon rnd else
whore will De out In full force. In adj
dltiun 20 the prizes already announced.
The Cnmhriun association has decided
o. give every person at Saltnlr tumor-
row ticket which viii entitlt them
70 one chance In n drawing Tor ono "
ton season tickets 10 the coming Eir-
toddfod. After the arrival of the 0.i5
train n chorus Of no voices. under tho
direction uf Prof. Stephens. will render
some choice Welsh music, besides
Swenson's ladies' chorus will also sing
q Tow choice pieces. These features
with the great magnlacopc ought 10
draw well.
The program IN full IL ~ follows.
commencing at .. mi