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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-01
CANAL COMMISSIONERS.
They Are Hurrying the work on
Their Report to Congress-.

Washington, November S0,-The Mica
raglan canal commission. OF which AID
miral Walker is president. H. hurrying
forward Ills work with view OF prosecuting
a report by The limo congress meets ~or
some time thereafter. In any event. IL Is
probable that summary OF the commits
sion's findings will be made known 10 the
president for such use, if any, as he de-
sires to make of Il in his message TO con-
rress.
An important technical piece of work
Just completed by the commission is u
chart showing fer The first time the level
of Lake Nicaragua for every day OF an
entire year, establishing a basis for the
size and character of dams locks, etc,
The observations show that the lake level
is about 1885 feet above sea level In May
ana 10, feet III October. those being the
extreme months. These reverse the usual
calculation OF deep water IN ep,jus and
is due to the rainy season of the tropics
which comes late Ia summer rhe OBJ
servations are regarded by the commits
sioners as very favorable N their infiu-
enee on the canal project Us a whole.
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A SIGNAL CORPS.

An effort is being made by some CT the
young men Of the city 10 organize signal
corps of the volunteer guard OF TIE State.
and r. II. schlr1nacher has written to the
adjutant general to know II the equipment
can be furnished by the State. 1t is be-
leved that when Tom Scurry takes charge
of tina military branch OF the State gov
ornment that the volunteer guard Will take
an upward movement. and that Texas viii
be represen ted by as fine an organization
as there is in the Uulon. Major scurry
is known as one OF the best mili,ary men In
Texas ami thorough sol all through.
He carried the Hemston Light Guard TO
victory while their captain, aad with IN
energetic young man ike him in tho office
Of the adjutant general the young men Of
Brfpl.am believe IL viii mean success fer
the volunteer guard. Bgenh'm will be rep
resented,
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UNDERWRITERS LOSSES.
u IL Estimated the storm Cost Thcm
~ Million Dollnrs.

New York. November 30-The marine
underwriters OF this city cay the losses
Sustained by their companies as the result
of the storm begmnins last Saturday Will
piobably amount IA the aggregate TO some-
tn ng more thin $l,000.000 Owing to toe
lack of sufficient data Of Trustworthy
character. 1t VIII DC scme days before
dehrite statement ~ the fun extent OF the
losses can be made. TAeqe Will be- in
ali likelihood. large amount OF salvage
realized from The wrecks. Most OF the
Ships carrying insurance were covered TO
lhe full amount OF their value. though som"
az the smaller craft Thought to have been
lost are insured When the iuli effect OF
tbs storm upon marine risk shall have been
ascer-ta ned the whole matter OF rates may
come IN before tho American institute OF
marine underwriters
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SOME PECULIAR poiNGs.
Contract Laborers In Uawnii PUN
Ihhch Tor strIkinR.

Contract Laborers In Uawnii PUN
isbed ior striking.
Victoria. H. c., November 30.-Tbe fol-
lowing Hawaiian advices arc brought by
the steamer Miowera, which sAied from
Honolulu on the 23d:
"A Mig batdh OF Gsllielaus who were
brought from Siberia 10 work on the Oahu
plantations unsier contract struck aad went
10 Jail ra'ther than 10 back TO work Tha
majority received a sentence of two years,
They were put 10 breaking rocks at tho
governments queries Among The strikers
are a number of boys under 20 years old.
Their contracts were declared uul
Two prlyates oil the New York regiment
saved number ol lives q few days before
The MlCWeIA sdAcd. Coming aloag hing
street, they foUnd "a i've wire across the
street ANA they spent the night In me
htorm, keepins vehicles d5d pedestrians
warned OF the danger, Their names We're
ii. w. Greene and Carl Andrews.
On November 70 the sbennIcF Australia
was to leave Honolulu with 600 mon OF ITO
Now York regiment bound FOR san Fran
cisco on the way 10 New York. A few
days later 200 more Will follow by The Ala
media. The troops are supposed 10 htye
been recalled on account OF the raY1ges Of
typh0ld. mere are shn 70 nave Detn DIV
cases when the Miowcia jeff.
Colonel Rubin says; Were IL not for
the transept patients w9th whom / have to
deal we would MOI be jammod for room
II must be remembered though there are
nearly 100 patients left here By the VA
rlo,is transports. Az FAST as possible we
viii relieve lbe congestion by removing
c0nvalesceuts home. ! expect 10 be able
TO get OFF a good number by uhe Australia
next week"
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NO CONFER nNCE.

The committee OF citizens and business
men from Houston who were expected to
reach here today TO confer with congresa-
man Hnwloy about deep water mp Buffalo
bayou. did not arrive Wood was sent to
some OF ,olrem yesterday that Mr.. iIawley
would spend the day on beard the tug
Anna Viewing the government notifications
before no leaves for Washington tomorrow,
aud That II they would reach here by y
OF lock today Mr., ilawley would be glad
to have the committee acccmpnny him
II was learned however, that sexral mem
bers of the committee were out OF town.
which caused the failure OF any TO arrive
today
Congressman Hawey was the guest Of
Captain Richie OF the United States engl-
neeadng corps today, who Informed him
Milly ~ the condition al me forts, Mr
HawIe, WIFI leave here tomorrow for wash
ington, 30 az TO be present at the opening
OF congress Monlay.
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STEEL Mans IN DEMAND.
sales May Exceed Those or Ana
Former Year.

sales May Exceed Those OF Ana
Former Year.
New York. November 30.---In Its review
OF trade conditions the Iron Age will say
The event u the week has been the heavy
selling of stesl rails, tho total footing UP
close to 100000 tons. which Is splendid
start for next year. a good deal OF err
Nne-ns Information has been SPREAD con-
corning the trade. The fact is that there
has BEEN a very sharp struggle between
the Eastern and Western mills. each group
invading the territory OF the other, with
the result that low prices have been made
wl4UreySr members Of the oontcnding
groups met The Western nils are re-
ported 10 have entered into an agreement
Us TO maintaining prices In the home ter
ratury while the East was 10 be a battle
ground. They have secured vs'1ers aggre-
getting about 10000 toos out OF a total
placed OF about 10000 tons. The Eastern
mills on their part have been Invading tho
West and have cnptured work. 5sssse
Large az has been the tonnage OF rails
placed ii is only part Of the requirements
even in the market. Many large systems
have not yet closed, although they are
known 10 be IN the market The character
ot tho orders placed. and OF the inquiries
in hand. makes 1t pretty certain that next
year will exceed 2oo0,oo0 gross soiis, II in
deed II does not exceed the record of 1887.
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TEMPLE TOpICS.
Skeleton Of IL Victim of an Indian
Massacre Uneurthcd.

SkeletOn al n victim OF an Inuinn
Massacre Unearthcd.
Temple, Texas, November 30.-Abott u
mile west of Temple on the northern slope
of hill is a small cemetery known as the
burial ground of the Black family. 1t is
quite near Birds creek. where ccourre! The
noted Indian fight in January. 1891 In
digging the grave OF little Marion Brown.
mention of whose death was made in yes
tenday's Post, a skeleton was unearthed
which from a number of facts the settlers
decide must be one OF Birds creek vievims
The body was buried with the head to the
north and at the same Time il 2 down hill
direction The burial ground has he
lCnged to the Black family for years and
Grandfather Black is acquainted with the
history of every grave in II but has no
knowledge of this one and believes it 10
he as above stated.
Mr.. w. +. Conner passenger asent Of
the Wabash route. spent yesterday In Tenn
pie.
Miss Ethel Mcclellan of Houston. who
has been visiting Miss Wallney. lett yes
terday for Brennan for tisit previous TO
returning TO the bayou City.
Mr.. Joe Herring of Tyler left for home
Yesterday afternoon, having spent several
DAYS with Mr. 4. p. Buckingham.
Superintendent of Buildings L.. ID. smith
has been In Temple seeing to matters con-
corning the Young Mems Christian Also
citation Santa Fe building.
Mrs. W. H. Masters of New Orleans is
visiting her mother. Mrs. H. Wynae.
Mrs. Anna Carton, State organizer OF
the Maccabees has been in Temple several
DAYS looking after the interests OF the
ladies' lodge.
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PICTURES or THE PORE.
His holiness Portrayed ms Naturally
us IL Seen In Person.

Washington. November 30.Tonisht at
the Carroll institute before an audience
representative of social, political and &c
cles1stical life, a private exhibition was
given of the moving pictures of Pope Lso
XIII az reproduced by the biography.
Among the Distinguished persoDages' pres
ent were Archbishop Mar.tneH ;hc apos
solic delegate 10 the United States; Arch
bishop Chappelle, apostolic delegate To
Cuba; Monsign Cogatty of the Ca,ho-
lie university; Bishops Donahue and Cur
It's and promlnelilt church men from New
York Boston, philadelphia and other
places. The diplomatic corps WAS we'll
represented and there were also present
members OF the unlGed States senate house
OF repre- sectatives ard many prominen cd-
xeus, The pictures OF Leo XIII were en-
Enthusiastically received.
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sMAsnur or work TRAINS.

Three OF Them More or Less Dnm-
aged Near Ciift0n.
Temple. Texas November 30 Yesterday
afternoon Tho fireiuan on the THIRD diyis-
ion OF tho santn l'e came In aud reported
a wreck near Clifton, IN which three tratas
mud Wand car came together Three work
trains were running sions In succession.
when the baud car Tagged tho fret train
on account OF incomplete work on the
crack. The first t,ain slowed mp, hi, me
second and third did aot get the signal In
time and the second engine ran into the
caboose of the first, the third engine into
the second caboose. causing a complete
wreck Of the caboose. Engine 15S wan
badly damaged and bwo OF the brAkemen
received painful iniures.
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ard, who have been visiting In the city
for n few days. returned to their homo
In Donaldsonville this morning
Rev Van Allan has NOV al TO Crowley to
take charge of the ST omichaol Catholic
church at hat place.
Father Peters. who has been in the city
for fcw days returned 90 his home at
Jennings this morning.
Among the visitors In tho city today ar.
William Fitzgerald OF Dallas, II. Nj. Yes
ter OF Bryan Texas; Il, $ Woolh8ad Of
Beaumont, NJ a, Knapp OF Edsewood. T.
H. McMuilcn OF Crowley, A. pritoher of
San Francisco. Or, Rosa of Kinder, Mrs,
Isaac Hamilton OF Ton Mile. G, Cain. route
agent for the WELSH Fargo Express COM
pany, j Turnbnll OF sulphur,
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Cnrnu. Christi Notes.

Corpus~ehristi. Texas, November Co.
A new time card wlll go into effect on the
Mexican National railroad between here
ard Laredo tomorrow, December l. When
the train Will leave here at 1880 a. IN, IN
stead of o'clock. and returning arrive at
$50 D. IN.
In compliance with request from tbs
grand jury the sheriff has compelled all
saloons in tits city 10 abandon their
screens. which is compulsory by law. Many
have complied with the requess and The
sheriff has denoted an intention Of risidly
enforcing same.
Mr.. h. II. Sutherland is The happy
father OF an carly son. VINO arrived non
day TO brighten his parents homa.
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nIn norrnN sHIpMENr.

Robert strelkeri. representative IN this
city. Of the McFaddea Bros. arranged Tor a
a: ipment ont OF Brenham iodas Of q train
losd OF c.ston consisting OF about 2oou
bales. going via the Houston ana Tekas
Central q Galveston. there 70 be iosael
on stesmlhlps for foreign ports This col.
ton Is 10 he billed through. II q the tnird
lsrge shipment arrapged by Mr stresAel',
ihe frTt being o, 1900 bales via the santa
Fe. Ire second about week aso consisting
OF 400 bales going via the Central. ana
this being the last.
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poii. count, Court.

Livingston. Texas. November 2S.-Dlr-
trict court convened todny purtuant 70
adjournment when the criminal docket was
GALE for trial. G. l.. Carter, district at
to n.y. asslstsd by Reid Rowe, couniy at
tofney representing tho State In the case
OF Frances Cox VS.. The Houston East and
West Texas Railway the question OF ability
TO make bond in appeal was DECIDED on
appeal from county court IA favor Of de-
fesdapt. and bond must be made II appeal
50 damage suit Is perfected. otherwise me
verdict for defendant wiz be final
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-01

Detroit, Mich, November 3O.-Mayor
Maybury's office was filled last night with
representative citizens and leading bus
ness men. laying plans for the celebratioa
in 1901 OF the tweaty-s.yenOh anniversary
of the foundAlg OF petroit by Pere Mar
queute. 1t seemed the general opioion,
after much discussion, ahal the best me'hod
OF celebrating would be the hoidins OF phe
exposition representative OF Jhe progress OF
The Middle West.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-01
Miain1hiun Mn1tcrs.

Midlothian. Texas, November 2s.-The
hardware firm OF Martin & Cooper have
sold out TO j. II Hendrick and r. G. Perry.
who Will take charge January / ami conduct
a genera implement and carriage business
wNh their other business.
Mr.. |. w. Holland has just returned
from Illinois with thirty thoroughbred
Durham calves ma.e and female. MI Hoif
land and neighbors will use them 10 I'M
nroye their already well graded stock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-01
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DANCE.

most enjoyable dance WIS given at
Athletic hall last night by tbs young peo-
pls Of BRENNAN, complimentary 70 Mr. ana
Mrs. Hugh Lusk, nee Williamson. VINO
were married Just o.se week since II was
well attended. The floor COMMITTEE, con.
sisting. as the prcgramme annoneei, OF
Dan, Julius. Tom Frank ana caailss,
after midnl ght all Joined 10 the enjoy
ment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-01
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
The Independent Pilots Have Again Been
Arrested.
EAsLEY HABEAs CORPUS SET FOR TODAY
The slayer of blythe Asks for Bond,
No Conference Was Held with
Mr.. Hawiey.

Galveston, Texas. November 30. - Tho
cases of the independent pilots who have
been orrcstel on complaint OF member
of the Pilots association, VIII como up tot
hearing before Judge Gavin al 10 O'Clock
tomorrow Two on the INDEPENDENTS have
been arrested tho second time. they having
brought in other ships since they gave bond
for the first onense. they are charged
with falsely assuming 10 be executive Of
fIcors OF the State OF Texas.
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81. Louis. November SO.~The I'VE p'ra
match at Dupont park between Dr. J. W.
Smith OF St. LOUIS and Dr. hno"i'oi az a.
IN vdctorv fur DIR. Smith b. scare OF
IS 70 SIS. DR.. Smith billed % birds onl
unfortunately one OF tha feathsry e !a5ssts
dropped dead out Of bound Dr. slntua :
nun Of IS in 100 Is the best ilye Dia sc'fe
made in the United STATES tbs year
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route to Austin to attend the wcddinc there
tomorrow OF Dan Matthews OF Charcea
Hin and Miss Bculah Rogers II Austin
in tho city within few days to be pres
ent at tho marriage OF her cousin, Mics
Carrie franklin Clay OF Independence. to
Mr.. Thomas James Thornhdll. which Wall
take rlace at the Episcopal church In this
city next Wednesday afternoon.
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,,n,,,ey ~ Nacogdoches.

Nacogsoehes, Texas. November
rvaree.is, Abe Mulkey commences ten
days meeting here today. iia % -.
ranied by his wife. who wiz conaaca I'm. ,nS
sonr service. Mr.. Mulkey hele. 49, III,
revival here several years ago ~n's" '"'
doubtless be repeated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-01
Anti-Yenom serum Discoveries.

Warrington, November S0---fonsul skin
ntr at MaTseilles reports that MiOister Cal
motte Of the fasteur institute at Lille has
discovered an anti-yenoinous serum, b.
MAINS OF wJeh the poisoning from snake
b.7es can always be checked and death
prevented II the serum be injected within
f.ur hcllrs after the person has been bitten
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-01
caurt III Caldwell.

CALDWELL Texas November So.--In 'hs
district court the case or the State Of
Texas VIZ. Dan Glover, charged with muir
der. is on trial There have been oniy two
convictions 80 far. The court VIII adjourn
on the termination OF the case now on
trial
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-01
~. - work, for mckinney.

Mckinney, Texas. November so--rh'
c,tv Ia, contract this evening for water
works: three bids were submitted 40 i"-
lows. German of Dallas. Texas. S@S,99i,
Acct nj Dallas. Texas. S26,Ssaso: heliy
Steele Steel q Georgetown. Texas ssc'2si 70.
The latter was awarded me eonesae''
Wort 40 10 be completed June newt
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settlement fell through. Tho men declare
that all negotiations, so far rs they are
concerned, IRE now off, and that they viii
wage real war on the Consolidated system
from now on. In the meantime, non.union
men ara running the cars, but with very
few passengers riding In them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-01
"EsTERN ROADS FIGHT
- 'fe"t Northern liz Going Ou
!. Tor Hood.

Ds hfOOu,
|x,v 'svlai Dispatch to The Post,
k.u. 'ork' November 3O.-Persons
s,s, sell Informed in regard to James
~, walton in the Northwestern rail-
n Iuro0oss say that cable dispatea
/ hieua.p 70 the effect that Mr. Hill ana
ecdc ho,Sase sold all OF their Northern
y M HINES Mi Is correct. They declare
\ sc,;sn M Is not "a little disglisted over
|nlR, a. :. mat company far ,akins aS.
yss,es ~, me Great Northern and o.her
; fNulst,oaa l formed the agreeman, Tor
+ Gspis,'osa OF extensions In Wasbingtn,,
NJ Hussuoas territory. 'A : ''n
n ~ G,s sasy say. will now show than
| y snna's' Northern does cot propose
mpsrbsSl, upon, and they think il is
|AA IN That the fight over extan-
INA, ~ ~ Northwest will he ren.w 49, T.
sa-ssa A ,sa unless som .Sody ba ks
~. ms won't be done by Mr.. Hin
III Fs :, Morgan. who is ~. a,r..,,n.
~ the Northern pa uas a're ass,ns
|At u, saox Line, said thst 80 t far
alut,ae var" t, Mr.. Hill had moi changed
1Ahr H. "wsrd the Northern Pacific.
III com, u me REPRESENTATIVES Of the
n lasrsssnies for the settlement Of
II n
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rnn rAnMnnr cosannss.
Distinguished Delegates Are 10 At
tend from Mexico,

Distinguished Delegates Are 10 At
tend from Mexico.
Dallas. Texas, November 3o.-Mr. W. O..
Crush. general passenger agent OF the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas railway, received
telegram toiay from Mexico stating that
Mr.. l.. A. Tore, son-in-law oil President
Diaz. and Mr.. Fernando. the Mexican min
lister Of agriculture, accompanied by a
party OF friends and attendants. are en-
route 10 attend the Farmers -NstionSl con-
gress which opens at Fort Worth. Deeem-
bgr g. These distinguished Mexiosns viii
visit Dallas before returning to their own
country
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LAKE cHARLns LOCALS.
Bfg shipment of Rice DrouEh
Down by the Earnest.

Down by the Earnest.
Lake Charles. La, November ao.--Ths
Earnest brought down two barges OF $40
sacks 81 rice from Smith bros. rice farm
on Fraziers canal last night Mr.. Smith
says that the rice Ia yielding fourteen
sacks per acre. and they are receiving over
~ Der barrel for Il.
Two cars OF rice came fren the west
last evening. One car OF cleaned rice was
sent TO New Orleans. Ten cara Of lumber
were sent out to Texas points. Three cars
OF merchandise were susloadsd uh4s morn.
ins.
Mrs, Or. Richard ana MiAs rdns Essh.
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yonnw Man AccidentnaIy ki,lcd.

Corsieana, Texas. November so--wheeior
Lee. aged II. accidentally shot and killed
hlmsolt this afternoon about 6 o'clock.
lie and another young man, William Will
Inms, were playing with the piotol when
Il WAS discharged. young Lee being Instant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-01
p1G 1nr az GAME.

County Attorney j. p. Buchanan and DR..
r. e. NICHOLSON, who were of the Mata-
gorda hunting party, returned TUESDAY
from the southern country. They report
that twenty deer had bsen killed waen they
started with the others.
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London. November So.-George w. Pony
Moore has deposited EGO with the Sporting
Life with tbs intention u arranging a match
between his son-in-law. Charley Mitchell,
Tor 1900 10 aioOc side and the best purse
offered.
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sTIuIen oFr AND ON.
Men Claim that the Company would
Not Abide Agreement.

Dallas, Texas. November so--It was
stated late this afternoon that the Con-
solidsted Street Railway company strike
had been settled. II is given out tonight
that the strike Is ngain on With more Bit
ter prospects than before. The strikers de-
clare that President Alexander after agree
ing to terms OF settlement with Interna-
tlonal President Mshon went back on part
az the agreement when The articles were
being put In writing and that the proposed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-01
chicIsn,nws Gained Together.

DenIson, Texas. November Co., call
was iesued today by Governor Johnston
converting the Chickasaw leGislaturc in ex-
trnoirlAnnry Ression Dacember II.
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NOTES.

isle md Or. r. r.. Nicholson OF chappeh
Hill passed through the city To-Day en-
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sesOrnt,. ----
" Yo.r n Of sixth National.

~ Yort ~ OF sixth National.
i ths ~. ''osember so,-It is announced
! = son sS y, that have been pend
y xs,,as ~ ''me for the absorption OF the
eancl0s oAAk by the Astor bank will
MA ]. tomorrow at a meeting of
VOL = s.i'saors of the former in
'eheuars ,ss s,'oaal bank was opened
"a unde. sf with capital OF s2Oo.-
Z. fase charter which permitted
= On ~, 1900, 900. The bank WAS
&1in, .saiy 2, 1880. by General p
\, rst sident OF The bank. aud
' DOH We're sent 70 prison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-22
WHAT MEN SAY WHO ARE MASTERS OF THE WHEEL.
Hints to Bicyclists for the Co
ing Season.

phenomenal rider. Like all great cy-
cllsts, he knows the strains which
training and constant work bring
about, and in writing upon the subject
recently, he said:
"Prohably I have fought as many
stubborn contests in cycling compeu-
tion as most cyclists, and have achieved
a large measure of success
Il can truthfully state that some of
my Victories would have been turned
into defeat, had it not been for the use
Of Warmers Safe Cure while training,
II can confidently recommend this
great remedy to all cyclists. and de-
sire to bear testimony to the splendid
hyeienic aid Warmers Safe Cure is TO
all who use the wheel"
Mr Lewis and other cyclists agree
with athletes generally In regard to the
great benefit of Warmers Safe Cure,
Among the number Is Mr.. w. w.
Broadhurst. son of Hon, d. j, Broad
hurst. mayor of Goldsboro, N. c, He
says;
II am an athlete, and of course 1,