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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06

Sandy Hook, the indications at that time
promising fair wind. AS The day wore
on and it became certain that il wouId
again oe case Of no race they resigned
themselves to the inevitable and formed
little groups about the decks and in the
cabin, wnere they discussed the respective
merits OF the yachts and deplored the
fact thai there was no chance for a fair
test or their sailing qualities. Richard
croker hung over the rail exchanging
views with first one and then anothar sf
the distinguished foreigners. while
Thomas A. Edison chatted with Others.
Sir Thomas and Admiral Beresford soon
came down from the bridge, where they
had been watching the progress of the
race. and mingled with tilose who we I
enjoying the hospitality of the Irish
knight Thus the day was passed until the
signal announcing the abandonment of
the race was given and the Erin point
ed her nose homeward. On the way in
the Erin passed the Columbia and tas
Shamrock and hailed both with a rousing
three cheers and a tiger.
Then Sir Thomas announced that, in his
opinion, the days work had proved moth
ing. There was no chance" said ne, ito
gain any further knowledge as to the
capabilities of either the Columbia or the
Shamrock. 1t is still anybody's race, and
was so all day. We must wait for a
wind"
Then he jestingly remarked that he be-
lieved the whole thing was a Yankee
trick to kee me over here" to which
bystander retorted that any Yankee
truck which would bring about that end
would gladly be resorted to. Sir Thomas
thanked him. and added: I'm having Mr..
Edison aboard the Erin. feel that We
have had the greatest man in the whole
world. Mrs. Edison informs me that this
is literally the first days vacation her
remarkable husband has taken in thirty
years, and the fact that he Is with US is
source Of the greatest gratihcation to
me. fully appreciate the honor he has
done me in coming"
Mr.. Edison, when asked his opinion OF
the boats, said: 81 don't know a thing on
earth about yachting or yachts. Never
saw a race before and this is the first time
I have ever been aboard a yacht. I GER
tainly enjoyed the experience hugely and
I think Sir Thomas is the best host ever
saw"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06
HALF FARMERS, HALF SOL DIERS
Aguinaldo Looks Out for the Subsist-
ence of His Forces.

Manila. Oct 5.-Aguinaldo, according to
a report brought to Manila today by a
Dominican friar from the north, has is
sued orders to the Filipino soldiers in the
provinces to return to their towns and to
resume farming. This story lacks confir-
nation, but the rumor may be in accord
ance with Aguinaldo's policy of keeping
the country as productive as possible by
using his men in alternate shifts on the
farms or under arms. San Fernando and
Delicinict and Dagupan, which are under
the guns of the United States warships,
are supposed TO be evacuated. 1t is al
legged that the evacuation order calls upon
the male inhabitants to be orderly in case
Of the arrival of the American troops and
espresso the hope that the Americans will
protect the towns.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06
BUT DR.. MACKlE DENIES 1T
Says Captain Ben Was Aboard bat Did
Not steer.

New, York. Oct. 5-Captain Ben Parker
and his brother William. Of Emperor
williams fast yacht Meteor. were on
board the Shamrock IN both Tuesday >
and today's races. DR.. Mackie. speaking
for Sir Thomas Upton. said that the two
men were aboard the English boat sim
ply because they are friends OF Captains
Hogarth and wriaEe- You may say.
said DR.. Msclcs . the Associated Press
Representative this eTening. that Cay
tain Parker Is here with Emperor VIII
iam's permission. but please make & plain
that be has nothing whatever 70 Go with
the sailing and management OF the sa1rn-
rock Captains HoEarth aad WrlnEe ars
IN supreme command and one q them has
the t4ller a. az times during TIE race The
report that Captain Parker stesrsd ;hs
Shamrock during Tuesdays race IS A.
surd. Either HoEarth or Wriags stssr-
Cd throughout the cor test
c. Oliver Isslin declined % discuss TO
days race but vas Disappointed a. Eos
havinx a steady breeze
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06
MARRIAGE OF FRED M, ELKIN
brilliant YOung Attorney ChOOsesOne
Of Illinois FaireSt

Guthrie. 0. T, Oct 5.-This evening at
7:N O'Clock. Mr.. Fred NJ. Elkin, one Of
the best knewn young lawyers OF Guthrie,
was married at Tuscola, Illinois. to Miss
Ivy Hudson Following the ceremony the
bridal couple left for Chicago and after
a brief pleasure trip will return to Ok
l1homa about the 10th inst. Mr.. EIkins.
as assistant to :he attorney general Of the
territory. has achieved a legal reputa-
tion. notably in the successful handling
OF the Grant county seat case ana the
Alva normal school injunction suit HIS
bride Is member Of one OF the oldest
and wealthiest families Of Central Hi
nois.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06
PLOT TO BURN OTIS PALACE
Exposed by the Bishop OF Manila bat
Fails to MateriaIize.


Manila, Oct. 5.-(s:1O p. m.)-The arch
bishop Of Manila notified General Otis
that there was a plot on foot to burn
the residence Of the governor general and
the archbishop. but the plot failed to ma
terialize, possibly because of a display OF
force.
The first reports regarding the affair at
Baraque last night seem to have been
much exaggerated. The facts are that
small band of insurgents, following the
bay road, poured a volley into the viii
lage, later another into Las Piuos, with
the result that two or three houses were
burned. The cracking of the bamboo
caused it TO be reported in Manila that
there had been much shooting.
The United States transport Warren.
from San Francisco, with 1900 recruits,
has arrived
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06
M'KINLEY'S WESTWARD WAY
lie Il Reported ~ Far on HE Journey
A. FRANKLIN Ind

PIitsaurg Pa, Oct 5.-PFesissrt X
Kinlsy>s special train pssse1 tar1sEa
pIt,ssurx OF re Psnasylvauiz railroad
earryf-e AZ array . distinguishes p.s-
ne Such IS has rot been saen = tls
ri,v IL assuy ysara AL shs zszses 4
tl.e cabin except Secretary sass seem
uaases the Fres1dszL
Alaanoe. oAis. Oct s.-Ias Pszassigs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06
NATE SILVA AT LARGE AGAIN
Sheriff Rinehart atlGuthrie is in Wait
For the Fugitive.

Guthrie, o. T., Oct. 5.-Sherif Rinehart
yesterday received a telegram from Sher-
if Mudd. of Butler, Bates county. Mo-,
saying that the notorious Nate Silva was
again at large. Silcva, who is wanted in
Bates county on the charge of grand lar
ceny, escaped from the same jail about
two years ago, and was captured near
Downs in this county. by Sheriff Rinehart
and returned to Missouri Now he has
broken out again and Sheriff Mudd will
come here and try to again capture his
bird Sheriff Rinehart last night offered
a reward of s25 for the arrest of Silva.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06

New York. Oct The steamship L.
ora, = me Mallory Line. burned a. her
dock. foot u Fulton street. East river
The vessel arrived n part To-Day from
Galveston. Tex. The cotton O. her bod
was discovered 20 De on Gre thrss daTs
aga and the patches Eeer ths1 uzhsi
down After THE passenger BAD bsaa
ia.def today. ne matches we're rc12snsl
The Lsona sank a. - s'e,5Ck an1 is At
present lying - a. angie o. aboIt -
dsr-ers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06
dhnlrnan Jsn~- % Arrive To-Day.

Tew YORK. Oct s.-ssaztag James X
Jones. c1a5raan q ~ Democratic "a
uonal COMMITTEES. VII arrive - tsis pot
81 ths steamer Cnibria toTnarraw Be
VII - nsst A. fbe wharf ~ Ce7~r- Free
7SzIisrns. " AHaott. Or o,rs~er s-s
a1her Esatlsrnsn fssressEtsnE fh@ e7aieszs
p'aftr1sa De-n9ersfE as vel - - ae,e-
zztisa from ere Dsngcrafie eisbF - Sew
YORK C-4sv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06
THE APPETITE OF A GOAr.

Il = enyied BY al poor dyspe7t.as whose
Stomach and Liver are out Of order. Al
such should know that Dr.. kings New
Life Pills. the wonderful Stomach snf
Liver Remedy gives splsnfit appetite.
s91nf digestion ard q regular bodily habl;
that lnsgres perfect health and great en-
srgy. Only &c. % q. GeHrings drug store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06
COLONEL HAVEN S TO BE EDITOR
Of the Consolidated Eagle and sun. at
FNiugffshPr

Guthrie. o. r, Oct. 5.-Colonel II. E.
Ravens, the well known west side poll
tician. who has been IN the city this week.
confirms the report that he is 70 become
n active participant in the newspaper
1eld al Enid. one Of the first results Of
which VIII be the consolidation of the
Eagle and the sun. the two Republican
newspapers OF Enid. Messrs. Conkling
and Buckles, editor and owner, respect
lively Of the Eagle. will retire. and Pete
Drummond. Of the sun, viii assume the
management of both papers, with Colonel
Ravens in control Of the editorial pol
fey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06

held meetings today and received reports
from committees appointed TO secure &C
ourate figures a. 70 the number % sfrtk-
ers and a complete list % those rsrnsIn-
ing a. WORK They ray that thars are
more than 20 A. work ard nearly 800 o.
strike.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06
Isun RAsk safs Sitro-CIJserissa.

Ripper. IaEz Or z.-Bssg as sstszsd
fas C9mnsrrisi hsnk hsfs ~ : s'sioeE
us morning sas hisa egsa 80 ssfe ziih
f.lfro-glya srfus Tee e&ak cashier &C.
cisrse tba Tssssrs Eof 9nlY Ebf. sst
efhers cIai-a TIE z=nsgnt vas s. 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06
lIPToNIANS ABOARD TIE ERIN
Among Them Edison on His PfrSs
Holiday In Thirty Years

Ns@ AoTS- oct- 5,--Ss- Thomas Upton
aha MS guests on board the steam yacht
E,Fin we're very hopeful when the ANCHORS
ware iAIsd and she left her anchorage al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06

uss NHass. Ia. OF E-EH-r,zsssys
Ezasss s+a4taf 5szoss yfarisn e1s1 a. Ma
hazs sa Isza- Psosssat. TsEa. a. *
o-c5sck ta--a uaTntnx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06
Ienkin. were his winaiaE Cisthe..

New York. OCT; s-Jsakns took the
jockey aonors a. Morris PARK toaaT- Re
zon the frat tarss races O. Belle -
Memphis =; % / Bs3ls q LexlaEtsn a.
% /. aad RaGAsiIo a. % / ard alssh-
e third OF TWO others
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06

Paila8elpa.A Oct- 5-Fertv rnea en-
pi7yed AZ Gangs. rspssasstiaE vsss1ss
trades. To-Day 3a3ssd TIE striking era-
ployex Q. that eomp2zy. TEs strikers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06

Luzon. shot down Filipino nag. The
F1hpinos fired volley at the wheeling's
men, who were sleeping on deck, and the
Wheeling bombarded the village.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06
g. senator Jim Lynch at the Capital.

Guthrie, o. T.. Oct. -5,-Senator jim
lynch, the Wen known Democratic poll
Ieian Of Ponca City and prince OF cattle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06
RISING
BREAST

wo-5aa Sho zsez MOTHER FEfEsn ~
slld-tSTfh fer i RIBS lbs nsdeal q IS
hoTroE ard izszTes safety 70 F1ataer azd es1sla.
Ozs bock. before Bkag = Bra. = = Norfh
rs wesghf u gold 70 ever Eazsza. ard ail5
x sczi FIRE IN Tizsn envelope ~ E-sceel1
Regulator COzrzzy. A.-zztz. Ca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06

Daily Eagle, BY carrier. loe per wees
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-06

Azi otasT psirtsi su4 sersoszs siirs~-ss whseh
- Ezsuy rsozkess szseT. ca be sTsssssd ~
fbs Ers q koTHKzs PEfKFo ma
FsrssSiy = . Cos-ssz1 70 zozsea. beeszse i
cares thers tisrVsza thssT ase.s critical
pssseal ~lis 7erfset assssy AID 10 p4aa. Ne
81 reei fesr - a.aeriag ard .aaEer q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-17

which would properly from the other side
that Is 1t not anticipate the adverse pays
and foresta his defense reply. 1t only when the
matter i such that the affirmation denial Of it essential
the apparent for prma ce right Of the party peae that
be affirmed denied by
r. THtc, = Cush 5O2
When Indictment is brought upon winch has
general Irohibtory words in it, it Is sufficient charge the
fcnse generally III the words the And if
quent statute a clause OF exception same statute
persons under such and such circumstances gives
license persons and qualified e.ept
them of the general prohbiorv words that by
way Of plea evidence" Stair T. GDncy 81 Ne. $50.
In Rep Hae. Ice Yck, 10 Haw 1885, the defendal,.w
convicted othe otense Of having opium mlawfuy in posses
sion Inc court says he main question whether the prcu
ton bound to prove this charge such facts would show
that the possession of the opium by defendant unlawful
The trial Judge held that the prosecution required
prove negative, that the opium obtained from the
Board Of HEALTH and that incumbent upon the de
PENDANT show if he could that his possession Of the opium
lawful so fara the public concerned the opium contra
band Its importation and forbidden by law. Only the
Board Health import and for medicinal purposes only.
Physicians only obtain from the Board of Health and
dispense it only medically. If the defendant in this
acquired of the opium from the Board OF Health
through other lawful channels fact peculiarly within
his own knowledge and he should have shown it.
are opinion that the charge made is sufficient and that
The exceptions in the need be negaved they do
part the description of the ofense, but that
they which of for the accused and
come by way of plea or evidence from the defense.
The submitted on briefs Other exceptions
taken but the only questions pointed argued and submitted
have been decided above To be the counsel for defend
adds in his brief te other exceptions all apparent
the record and relied by the defendant but of
them specifically the bill of exceptions but
scattered throughout the record and contained in various detached
papers do feel called upon pass upon them separately
counsel fails point those actually relied upon and he
fails to point error seek for
Exceptions overruled.
Deputy AHoncy-Goc,al f. p. Doze for the prosecution.
e.. 4. Darts for the defendant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-17

Exceptions from the Second Circuit Court The plaintiff
brought action of eiectmet against defendant for 591O0
of land situate Wahee Maui At the trial the close
Of plaintiffs evidence the defendant moved for Judgment of
non-su, 1s the ground that of the deeds from which
plaintiff claims title that from Koioa Kawahaea,
good and valid deed having een made wife to her husband
and ID because of the onder of parties defendant
has been shown in the evidence that the land in question
under lease the Waikiki Sugar Company and the Waikiki
Sugar Company is a necessary party defendant.
The Circuit Court held that the deed from Koloa kawa
haa void and granted the motion the first ground and
ordered Judgment of non-sut The plaintiff du excepted
Evidence introduced prove possession by defendant
and to prove the title in plaintiff.
laa (w) testified Knows the piece Of land defendant Is
possession. The title in David Hale Heulu the paten
tee of the land and when he died the property vested kohola
his wife koOa afterwards took kaWaaea her hIsband
but don't know whether they married or not holoa
eulu widow then sold the property kaVahae, who was
living with her as her husband and Kawahaea afterwards sold
the property To Hale unable whether kolola and
kawaaca married euu and kolola his wife, had no
issue. On croeXamination [ born at lAhana; very well
acquainted with kawahaea and pretty we'll acquainted with
koiola She came place and to her place w did not
live close by another O. You living there and knowing
these two persons WELL did know whether there was
relation between the two!' \. No: did not had
knowledge that leuu and kolioa had any issue II they
had had children certainly would have known IT, Only
short time after l1euu DEATH Kooa and kaWaaea came
to live together They living there the sly but after
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-17
In TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1899.

DAVID HALE L. W. Z. MAIkAI.
Executions CIRCUIT CoUer, SECOND CIRCUIT.
SUBMITTED Is, DECIDED NOVEMBER II, 1899
FREAR WHITING, j.. CIECtTr JUDGE STANLEY,
IF JUDD, CD.
The ordered chain of title claimed
by plaintiff deed K (k and there was
dence that they husband wife the date the deed
survived her
ground
husband
and II the
of would
Civil a
estate"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-17
ErEAr AND WHITING, j.

a
having possession of opium under See 1885 p L.
negative in the charge
duly licensed
"A OF
a OF the
plea evidence.
~ the where defendant error
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-17
In TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS
REPUBLIC or HAWAII r. All YEE,

EXCEPTIONS FROM Crrcgrr Cor;T. Firm CIRCUIT.
SraurrrEp .rNr L.. 1899. DfrDEp NOVEMBER /. 1899.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

der made for settlement Of final ac-
count and distribution N estate.
Estate and guardianship uf Wiley ard
Louis I'M, mlnurs, REV T.. g. INN ap-
pointed guardian. under o $3.50 bond.
Estate ut Susanna knmmefle, de-
ceased, sale OF real estate confirmed.
Estate uf Abraham u. Cannon, de-
ceased. order Tor sale Of all real and
personal property.
Estate of John Reed. deceased. Ma
rNret Reed appointed udmlulatfntrlN.
under SIS bond
Estate and guardianship OF Elias l..
r. Harrison. Incompetent, order con-
UuuluE sale VI real estate.
Estate % NQbeniu aproul deceased
hearing un peuti0n Tor probate of Will
referred Co JulTo a. il Sawyer
Esuta of Harriet e.. Taylor dccensodi
Catherine Mcclellan appointed admin
l.trlfrK. bond N.u1l.
Estate of charlotte T.. j. Petty de-
ceased. nrHl account approved.
Eatltc uf Martha Martin. deceased;
FnIe 0f real estate ordered.
Eaut OF Joseph Wall Senior, de-
ceased hearing ON petition f1r setuc-
W.ut uf nr1l account and distribution
0f estate referred to clerk Blair.
Estate 1f James Thompson. deceased:
sale of real estate confirmed.
Estate and guardianship - Earl and
Denton Chamberiin minors; order
made Tor sale 90 real estate.
Estate nf T. n. Merrill. deceased. orr
der made Tor s1ic 0f rr1l estate.
Estate NJ burtun g.. MOfrIH. deceased;
VIII admitted 90 probate and Victor v.
Morris appointed administrator without
bonds
Estate Of Henry Buhrinr. deceased;
George Canning appointed ndmlnia,rl-
tor. bond $3.50
ESTATE of Mary y. Huhriur. docaisod;
~. g.. Jensen appointed administrator,
bond $50
Estate and guardianship NJ Buolah
NHumi Hyuon, 90 minor Huolah A. W.
Hsnttle appointed runrdlnn. bond f2o0
Estate OF Godfrey LlHuhhrd. dee
ceased; hearing on petition Tor settle
mont uf hual account referred 70 Clerk
GIiir.
Estate ~ Charles l.. Johauaon de-
ceased order made Tor settlement u
anal account and distribution Of estate.
Estate ~ Sarah L.. Thomas, deceased;
petition for distribution OF estate al
lowed
Estate OF James BowH. deceased.
special administrator discharged
Estate of Daniel Weloh. deceased;
anal account approved and distribution
OF estate ordered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
OGDEN TO PLAY HERE.
Junction City Cricketers Anxious to
Play Match Labor Day.

The members OF the Short Line crick-
IT club meet for practice on tho ground
on West Temple between Ninth and
Tcnth South ne $50 this afternoon.
Secretary Davies o. daily receiving
APPLICATIONS for membership In the club
from enthusiasts IN England's national
game. the latest addition a. the ranks
being "a Mr. Saunders from Davis cuun-
y who will be- an undpubted acquisition
t1 the club from the fact that he D. AN
uyur-nrm bowler NJ merit; be- halls from
Berkshire. England.
This MORNING Mt Davies received n
letter from tho secretary of the ogden
g. g., 60 tho eject that the Junction
city willow wirldUrH will De- most
pleased 20 accommodate the salt
LnkerH 20 "a match game on Labor Day
and Will journey TO this city la order 90
play tho match.
From this time on the salt lake team
viii practice hard and cultivate the
latest thing IN breaks drives ana
cuts"
After tho practice this evening n
meeting OF the cricketorH viii be held
Hu that the club may BE- launched sue
ccHsfully and take permanent place
among the sports and paHatlmcs oi
this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

Left Cincinnati Monday aud WIN he Here
saturday About 400 Tourists

on Saturday and Sunday next Salt
Lake will be througed with Eastern
cNcurHiunlsts. The Cincinnati Weekly
Enquirer Household club IL noted for
lta annual excursions and this year Il
has chosen ua the objective point Of the
excursion, what the Enquirer terms
THE Rocky Mountains and the Home
Of 'Mormonlsm.' These annual IKE
curalonH arc famous am over tho ooun-
Try and urn the outgruWth OF an organ
izHuon known az the Weekly Enquirer
Household club. The club was organized
lu 1859, and every year thereafter
most enjoy able trip has been planned
and carried out
Monday Mornings edition. Au~ust
iith, tho Enquirer dcvoteH about eight
prufusely illustrated pages with cuts
ot tho train and widely known railroad
men, also picture ~ tho Temple.
Tabernacle and Assembly Hail. saltair
and other places with descriptions u
these various polntn OF Interest. Tho
ruute chosen By the club Is az follows:
From Cincinnati 10 Chicago, via the
"HlE Four from Chicago 70 Omaha,
over tho burlington; from omaha to
Denver. Burlington; trip around tho
Loop over the Colorado Southern, from
Denver 90 Grand Junction, via Denver
q RIO Grnnde; from Grand Junction
% salt Lake over tho RIO Grande
Western.
The program for Saturday and sun
day Tor the 200 eNcurslouiHts as pub
llshod by the Enquirer ~ as follows:
breakfast on dining cars, Arrive At
salt Lake city at 10 "a. m. Baggage
transferred 90 the Kenyon Hotel by tho
salt Lake Transfer company Accom-
molations arranged for at tho Hotel
Kenyon. Dinner az the hotel Party
viii leave about . o'clock y. m. for
tho Saltnir Beach via Saltalr Beach
Hallway company. ARRANGEMENTS have
been made Tor bathing suits Tor bath
INK iu the lake. Luncheon az the beach
pavilion iu tho evening Return TO salt
! Lake, stopping at Hotel Kenyon.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20. 1893.
breakfast. dinner and supper az
| Hotel Kenyon. sightseeing 90 llornlng.
! Attend Mormon" services in Tnbegul-
| Gle at %. on. Leave salt Lake city
| ON Enquirer special at 1880 q. M. via
! Rio Grlndo Western.
ON the return trip they will visit
] LoadvllIe, Pixies Peak, S. Joseph, and
] Kansas city Mo, and viii make "a
| short stop 40 Indianapolis