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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
Ms. BRYAN VISIT NEW YORK.
MIR. BRYAN TO SPEAK AT THREE
MEETINGS.
(By Telegrnph 10 Vircininn. pilnn

By Telegraph to Virginian PiloD
New York, Oct. 2c.-All arrangements
are now perfected for the reception
he rendered to William j. BRYAN by
the National Association of Democratic
Clubs tomorrow night. All the Demo-
cratic Clubs in the city. as well as n
number from Connecticut, win take
part in the demonstration. Meetings
IN the evening are TO he held at Cooper
Union, the Broadway Athletic Club and
Madison Square Garden.
MI. iIyan Will arrive at o'clock in
the afternoon from New Haven and
VIII he taken To the Hoffman House.
where dinner will he served
~ The conclusion of the dinner Mr..
Brynn and his party will Witness the
special display OF fireworks, which will
be given in Madison Square. In this
square have been erected eight differ
cnt stands from which meetings Will
be addressed simultaneously, while on
The cross streets a number of speakers
VIII address the crowds from trucks
placed there for that purpose. The
Madison Square Garden meeting Will
begin at 80 o'clock. With speeches by
David u. Hin, Bourlse Cochran, Sena-
tor Wellington and Arson Phelps
Stokes, While in the meantime Mr.. Bry-
an Will he driven through the lines of
tho Democratic Clubs TO the Broadway
Athletic Club. Cooper Union and Mad
ison Square Garden.
Along this route meetings to the
number Of - Will be in progress ana
MIR. Eryan is scheduled TO speak from
his carriage mt twenty OF these meet
inSs. His Madison Square Garden
speech will occupy about an hour and
twenty minutes and the Democratic
candidate expects to reach his hotel
before midnight 1t was announced to-
night that besides the MEETINGS ar
ranged for Mr. Bryan on Monday in
Brooklyn he will he tho principal
speaker at one to be held in Hamilton
Fish Park, lower East Side. this city.
MIR. BRYAN ARRIVES.
New York, Oct. 27.--Willam J.Bryan
arrived at the Hoffman House at 1920
this Saturday morning He was in
-eXcellen1- condition and retired imme-
diatciy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
AMUSEME VENTS.
FAUST"

me management state that this
years production of Lewis Niorrison's
FAUST which will be presented at the
academy of Music Monday night. has
been newly and sumptuously staged
with everything brought up to date
ana the entirety made more elaborate
IMAM ever. Mr.. Trimbe, vino plays the
part of Mephisto. comes highly recon-.
mended by the press. Seats now sell
ing. Prices, % cents To 100.
PRINCESS BONNIE"
This beautiful comic opera will he
presented at matinee to-day at the
Academy of Music and it's success
"Wednesday night would indicate u full
house to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
POLITICAL AFFILIATIONS.
OF THE ANTI-IAIPERIALIST AMI
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
~ IreIe.rlph o VlrgInlan.pI!oll

'Hy Telesraph 10 Virginian-Pilo,D
New York. Oct. 2G-The National
Association of Antl-lmperialist Clubs
has decided to affiliate with the Ma
tonal Association Of Democratic
Clubs. For this purpose Il preamble
aud resolution has been adopted which
resolve:
That the Executive Committee OF the
National Association OF Anti-lmperial-
list Clubs herewith authorizes and Iii
reefs its officers To arrange an inila-
tion with the National Association Of
Democratic Cubs"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
AND
PERSONAL

The weekly hop of the young set will
take place at Montifiore Hull this even
ing.
Brigadier-General a. B. Willistor. u.
>. a.. from the philippines, was i'm the
city yesterday on his way to Boston
Mass. to vote for Bryan" While in
the city he called on Lieutenant l.. ID.
Giddens. Jr.
Norfolkians were registered yester-
day at New York hotels as follows:
Brown. Imperial; II. A. Smith, New
Amsterdam; G. NJ. Serpell and wife,
Misses Serpell, st. Denis.
WADE-BRADLEY.
The following is from the Baltimore
Sun:
Miss Blanche Bradley. OF Norfolk.
and Air. Frank Wade, of New York
were married yesterday afternoon at
lyOS Wiikens avenue, the home of Mrs
Owen *. Smith, an aunt of the groom
me ceremony was performed by Rev.
q. W.. Hobbs, pastor of Monroe Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. The bride
wore II navy blue dress, with hat to
match. and white gloves. She carried a
bouquet of La France roses. Mrs. Gil
bert {. Walker. a sister of the groom
was the matron of honor. Mr.. f. How
ard Smith was the best man. A we'd
ding breakfast preceded the ceremony.
MI and Mrs. Wade left for tour
through the North. Their future home
will be in New York"
The announcement cards read:
"Married-Apoe Franklin Wade and
Anna Blanche Bradley. Wednesday.
October 1Ith 1900. At home Thursday,
November list, 529 Summit avenue, Jer-
Sey CITY N T."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
a DAMAGE SUIT.
CHICAGO WINS SUIT INSTITUTED
BY. RAILROADS.
Oy Telegraph to virginlan-P ilotN

By Telegraph to virgin!an- PnotA
Chicago. Oct. 26-suits against the
city for damages to rairoad property
during the strike OF 1894, in which more
than 100000 is involved. were virtual
~ decided in the clty's favor to-day
by a jury in Judge Hancey's court. \
verdict OF not guilty in the case of Ar
mour IL Company against the city of
Chicago is interpreted by Corporation
Counsel Walker to mean the litigating
companies will not he able to recover
damages for the destruction OF railroad
property during the great strike. Wit
ncsses FOR the city testified that the
burning of the cars and railroad prop
erty was not done by mob. but by in
dividuals. some of whom were employed
by the companies. The case involved
less than 1000. but was looked upon
as a test OF the city's liability.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
Address BY Rov. S. II. chos.or.

Rev. S. II. Chester. -. D.. the noted
secretary OF foreign missions of the
Southern Presbyterian Church will de-
llNer an address at the Second Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow morning. At
night Rev. DR.. a. NJ. Fraser. who is
visiting Rev. j. Ernest Thacker, on
York street, and who is in charge of
one of the largest city Presbyterian
churches in Virginia. will preach
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
REPUBLIC GORBLEp UP.
THE TRANSVAAL PROCLAIMED
PART OF BRITISH EMPIRE.
By Telegraph to Virginion-Pilot.l

nsy Telegraph to Virginian-Piot)
Pretoria. Oct 26.-The Transvaal was
today proclaimed part of the British
Empire, the proclamation being at
tended with impressive ceremonies.
The royal standard was hoisted in the
main square of the city, the Grenadiers
presented arms massed bands plaved
the national anthem, Sir Alfred Milnet,
read the proclamation and 200 troops
representing Great Britain and her
colonies. nnIrched past
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
Atianta,s Horse show.

dly Telegraph TO Virginian- Pilot)
Atlanta. Ca. Oct. 26-Atlantas first
horse show closed Tonight. Kentucky
and Illinois horses carried off most of
the prizes. The show was Il pro-
nounced success and will be made an
annual affair hereafter.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
governments Largos, Cold Fund.

CBy Telegraph to virginian- PiloU
Washington. Oct. 90 The gold in the
treasury to-day amounted to SI5i An. :
i0+. the highest point ever. reached
since tho foundation of the govern
ment.' This Is said to be the largest
gold fund In the world.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
the NEBRASKA TRUSTS.
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AT
TACkS THEM IN COURT.

~ II N T
TACKS THEM IN COURT.
(By Telegraph to Nirginian- PnoO
Lincoln. Neb., Oct. 26.-Attorney Gen
eral Smythe this afternoon fled sui, in
the district court of this county against
the Jones' Douglass Cracker COMPANY.
of Lincoln. the National Biscuit Com
rany of New Jersey and the American
biscuit and Manufacturing COMPANY
of Illinois. charging them with having
combined as q trust in restraint of
trade. In his petition he recounts the
alleged absorption of the Lincoln COM
rany by the National and American
and petitions that all agreements be-
tween them be declared illegal and alb
rceated. The Jones' Douglass Com
pany is one of the most important man
ufacturing industries of Lincoln.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
Chesapeake and Ohio Dividend.

(By Telegraph to Virginian-P iiot)
New York. oct. 26.ZThe directors of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company have declared dividend OF
per cent. for the fiscal year. This is
the same rate as last year.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
WATT. RETTEw & CLAY.
Underwear
again day !!

The genuine "Oneita cot
ton ribbed combination suits
Tor Women-those advertised
In your tavorite magazine.
Fleece lined.
Size 3, 4. 5 and 6.
Seamless glove fitting
SILK taped neck-pearl buttons
opens across the bust.
Regular price o9c.
Special for to. day-S9c.
Women's White Ribbed fleece
lined Vests and Pants, Vests
have tapped neck and pearl but
tons. Regular Csc. goods, At 8
garments for SOC.
Mems silk -leeced $50 Underwear
at SOC. Shirts and drawers
pUe Sik feecs-beautifully lin.
ished. Regular $3.50 goods, at
SOC. each.
Mems natural wool Shirts and
Drawers. Shirts in sizes 40,
~, "A and 40. Drawers in sizes
40, ~ and al. Regular 75c.
goods at SOC. a garment.
Mems pure wool medlcated Red
Flannel Shirts and Drawers.
Shirts in sizes 81 and SO,
Drawers i'll sizes 80 and g.
Regular 75o. goods, at soc. a
garment.
Mems White Merno Drawers,
Sizes 80, 80, IS and 40. Regu-
lar SOC. goods, at CSC. each.
Children'S Natural Gray Shirts and
Pants. Shirts in sizes is, 90
and %. Pants in sizes is, 20,
Regular prices have been 2oc., CSC.
and 900. Choice of The LOT to-
day at i21ac. each.
Children's gray ribbed fleece lined
Sleeping garments with feet.
months 10 , year sizes only.
Regular CSC. garments, at loc.
Boys gray ribbed fleece lined IN
ion SuitS--sizes IS, 80 and 81
only. Regular SOC. garments, at
CSC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
DIED.


BIDDLE.-At the residence, corner
Omohundro avenue and Eleventh street.
on Thursday, October 18th, 1900, at $50
e.; Biddle and daughter of the late
THOMAS II. and Leila A. Lee
The funeral will take place from the
above residence on SATURDAY AFTER
NOON at o'clock Friends of the fam
lily are invited to attend. oc2G-at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
WATER PIPE FOR SALE!

..bout 1880 feet % in, Cast Iron Water
Pipe made By L. u. Wood x Co. about ia
lbs. TO foot. in u II. lengths. in iirst-cinss
condition Tor reuse. Suitable for water
Yipe drain pipe or sewer pipe WIN ,be
sold in lots 10 suit. NJ. Il. CASHIN,
oc2l-2w - Rowland's WIFI. Norfolk, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27

me newest and best form of fash
Iona big variety of popular OK
lords IN rough and smooth faced
swell tailors make them nj n cost
double and treble the bargain price
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
Norfolk and Vicinity

Unsettled weather; no change in tenn
southwest.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27

A You are invited TO personally
n examine our assortment OF Mar
81 pie and Granite Memorials-the
III largest retail stock In tho South
IN II unable to call. write Tor FREQ
Alb Illustrated Catalogue. We guaran.
s5sSEs tee safe delivery OF shipment and
ESE pay tho freight.
Es,Sse The Couper Marble WORKS
$atGssE Established Is4S
LES - i63 Bank st. Norfolk Va
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
METEOROLOGICAL DATA.

,,,, OCTOBER 10Th, 1900.
MaXimum temperature ...... ..... 6S
Mlnimum temperature 800. $3.50. GA
Normal temperature 81
departure from normal $1,000. plus Q
departure from normal since jan
uary LIST ............ .........p plus 442
Rainfall in past "a hours ........ O
rainfall since list of month %
Mean relative humidity ......... Sc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
WEATHER REPORT.
Washington. d. c., Oct. 26, 1900.
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday:

For yirginia-Fair Saturday and
Sunday; light to fresh southerly winds
For North Carolina-G Generally fair
saturday; Sunday probably rain in
eastern. fair in western, portion; fresh
northeasterly winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27

In connection with the
foregoing Special Bargain
leaders on sale at this
store to-day the gigantic
ASSORTMENT comprises
myrlodS of finer suits and
overcoatS in the choicest
and most fashionable that
are made-up ready-to-
Wear-the smarteSt con-
ceptlonS of the tailor
ing ideas of new fads and
fancieS gradually grading
along at Sl2.S0-S1Ss
SIS - $50 S25 Each
and every on a perfectly
stylish dependable ster-
ling value.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
CALENDAR.
TIDES

Sun rises at 6:24 a. m. and sets at
5:1S>p. m.
TIDES.
High water at 1900 n. m. and 11:23 D.
m. Low water at 4:33 a. IN. and 5:S5
p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27

and Worsteds in single ana double
preas,ed styles Nine Scventy-five
Coats and Overcoats that nre bir
money savers for those that make
tnelr selections while they are in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-12
PREPARING FOR 1T.
Arrangements for the Great Corbett-
Jeffries Contest in San Francisco.

San Francisco, Feb. 1.-THE National
Athletic club has not yet received Of
fetal notification that the Corbett-
Jeffries fight will not be held In this
city under its auspices and is going
ahead with preparations for the con-
test.
At meeting Of the board Of direc-
tors 1t was urged that upon the word OF
William a. Brady the match was
awarded TO the club last Friday when
the $1,000 forfeit was posted with a
newspaper In this city and that as 1t
was deposited subject 10 the order Of
Stakeholder AL Smith nothing was left
undone by the club. Furthermore It Is
claimed that II the principals took II
upon themselves TO transfer the match
TO New York that they thereby for
feited their deposits Of $500 each TO
the National club. The officials Of the
national club also complain that they
have entered into contracts already
and they feel aggrieyed at the reported
change OF program They will not aban-
don their claim TO the match and II
necessary will institute legal proceed.
ings.
Manager Gibbs said; "All the bust.
ness has been transacted by wire with
Mr.. Brady and no word has been re-
celved from him of any change. There
fore feel secure In the belief that the
match has not been taken from the
National club.
So far as the clubs forfeit being de-
posted with a local newspaper was
concerned Al Smith can have II BY
making a demand for II, and az any
moment he wires the paper will for
ward H. In word the National club
has not received any word 20 the con-
trary and IS proceeding with lis prepar-
ations for the lght.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-12
UNREASONABLE CONTRACT
Supreme Court Decision in a Building
and Loan Case.

In an opinion handed down by the
Supreme court late last Saturday after
noon an affirmation OF the Judgment Of
the lower court was ordered In the case
of Thomas r. Howels and wife. VS. the
Pacific States Savings. Loan ana Build
ing association, appellant.
Plaintiffs brought action against the
defendant company for the cancellation
OF a mortgage 20 certain premises In
this city and for the recovery OF $3.50
alleged TO have been overpaid on 81. .
500 loan This latter amount plaintiffs
borrowed from the company, giving as
security thirty shares Of the company's
capital stock, which at maturity was
To have par value OF 800 q share, and
q mortgage on certain real estate. The
stock was 20 be paid up In monthly in
stallmcnts and the contract provided
that In case Of a failure to pay the in
stallfnents plaintiffs should pay fines
and forfeltures. Plaintiffs went on pay
ing the installments until they had paid
the principal and interest back and $3.50
more. The company, instead Of credit
ing all the payments on the loan, placed
a portion OF the money TO the stock ac-
count and other portions went as fines
and f0rfeltures.
In It's cross-complaint defendant con-
tended that by It's method Of book.
keeping and by the terms OF the con-
tract the plaintiffs were owing Il $685.,
and $50 interest The company de-
manded judgment for these latter
amounts and for a foreclosure Of the
mortgage
Judge Hiles held that the contract
could not he enforced for the reason
that II was uncomfortable. He accord
ingly gave judgment for the plaintiffs.
The supreme court sustained Judge
Hlles' findings.
The opinion was written by Justice
Baskln and concurred In by chief Jus.
tice Bartch and Justice Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-12
JUDGE TIMMONYS COURT.


The case against George Lall charged
with assaultlnG John Chinn, was con-
tinued until tomorrow az . p, m. Attor-
ney j. NJ. Hamilton Will defend him.
c. r.. Dean was accused Of drunken
ness and indecent conduct He
pleaded guilty OF the first charge but
not guilty TO the latter. The testimony
OF officer Parry was sufficient TO con-
Wet and Dean was sent up for eight
days.
Tom Raymond John Smith, John Doe
and H. Il. Mcfarland imbibed yester-
day and paid 81 each FOR II today.
w. ]. Bryan and II. +. Mcfarland
were arraigned for Sighting The former
Is the man who used a knife on the lat
ter for kicking his dog Bryan was
fined SIS, while Nc was discharged.
Chas Thomas has evidently caught
the fever that took Eph Kelly the other
day to-wit The fever 70 reform Chas
admitted vagrancy but swOre he
wanted 20 reform. 'T'll leave town to-
morrow, jedge," said he Wen give
you until tomorrow 20 lose yourself"
was the courts decision.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-12
DODGE TALKS OF
LOS ANGELES LINE
SAYS The Short Way to the Coast
viii Surely be Adopted.
CONNECTS UTAH & PACIFIC
with the Project - Thinks the Move
l. Made 60 shut on the Bar-
llngton's Plans.

General Manager D. c. Dodge OF the
Rio Grande Western, Is authority for
the statement that sooner or later there
viii be another line TO the Pacific coast,
and that Il viii be the road now build
Inc southwest Of Salt Lake city, al
ready go miles on It's way to Los An
gees Cal. a report emanating from Los
Angeles. says the Denver Post, is that
a road has been projected from Mojave
saIt through Southern Nevada into
tpah. where connection win be made
with the Rio Grande Western. The new
route. Il is said, win be much shorter
than the line via ogden. and those com
panles interested IN It's construction are
he Santa Fe, Southern Pacific. Union
Pacific and Rio Grande Western. The
line Is being pushed southwark by a
combination Of railroad interests. and
win reduce the distance between Los
Angeles and Chicago 500 miles. II is
claimed that Il will be. when completed.
20 Salt Lake City, what the Denver,
Texas K Fort Worth was TO Denver. In
Salt Lake a pronounced stimulation IL
already being felt as result Of It's
progress Plans have been completed
Tor a new union depot, on grounds COW
erIng twenty acres. The dispatch from
Los Angeles. IN the opinion Of railroad
Fa,sslfHar ft.ItF.r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-12
JENSEN WINS.
Judge Cherry Renders a Decision in
the Madsen SANDER Suit.

Judge Cherry today rendered a deoIs-
ion In the $1,000 SANDER suit brought
by Claus p. Madsen against Andrew
Jensen finding the Issues in favor Of
the defendant,
Madsen claimed that Jensen had SLAM
dered him by repeating In his presence
and before others the words you steal
from the brethren and give to the devil;
you steal from everybody" The de-
Tense was q general denial Neither the
parties nor their attorneys were pres
ert IN court when Judge Cherry an
n0unced his decision
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-12
Planning Another Line.

a. T. Stllwell, builder Of the Kansas
CITY PIttsburg & Gulf railroad and its
former president said In the course OF
an address at complimentary dinner
given him at the Baltimore hotel, Kan
sas city. Il have In mind another
project that / am about 20 spring
which II successful. win be Of far great.
er benefit 10 Kansas City than ever
vas the Plttsburg & Gulf. II is one
which will give TO Kansas City the
trade Of the orient, one that | believe
will be as beneficial even as the build
Ing Of the Nicaragua canal. II II was
possible to build a short line To the
Gull, Il Is Just as easy TO build a short
line IN another direction"
When seen later Mr. Stlllwell declined
to make known any definite plans he
may have. II is said he will attempt
% promote a railroad from Kansas
City to the Pacific coast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-12
RAILROAD NOTES

Utah volunteers viii be given sin
gIe-farc rate by the Oregon Short Line
for tomorrow.
a new track has been laid by the ore
gon short Line on the ground recently
purchased on the west side OF the
freight depot
Grading outfits Of Thorn g. Palfrey.
man Samson Bros and Cfandall & Me.
henze left Sprlngville Saturday for
wyoming, where they will work on
Union Pacific contracts.
The directors Of the Los Angeles ter
mInal company win hold meeting In
that city tomorrow. The action OF the
meeting may be OF some importance to
Salt Lake.
p. H. Green formerly city passenger
agent Of the Union Pacific and con-
nocied with the local ticket Office,
would be retained IN the same capacity
DO the consolidated dlice. Louis Bein-
dorm late city ticket agent, viii take
charge Of H. NJ Clay's Office until he
returns from California.
Tho RIO Grande Western. says the
D '.|N ~ ANf AtfNNI W. - ia illN HNil' NANAr
Guilty 10 supplying the demand for
freight cars An extra train was run
up from the city Wednesday night and
Thursday also. with empties. These
cans are principally for the sampler
product and hret-class ores that are
being shipped IN Increased quantities
from this great old camp.
The Union Pacific will sign a contract
With The II. Y. X japanese steamship
.Iac as soon as ihe road begins running
Its trains into Tacoma. The Tacoma
Ledger thinks this would be a sensible
move possibly on the part Of the Union
Pacific but az the same time Il would
entail loss, as the Union Pacific owns
.ne-haif Of the securities Of the DC,
..jenial G. oriental steamship line ply
mg between san Francisco and the orb
emit one OF the reasons for its strong
southern Pacific alliance.
The RIO Grande Western win sen
round trip tickets for one single fare
20 salt Lake and return for the State
conventions 20 be held here on March
lst and End, From points, ogden TO
Goshen inclusive. and points on Provo
canyon branch, tickets will be sold on
March I. From points on Park city,
Bingham, Sanpete and Sewer branches,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-12
WORLDS RECORD BROKEN.
The Godeu Cite Pistol and Rife Club
Does Il,
I. Il. 60 fman succeeded With a Score
OF i71-Defeated u. u. Par.
fridge.

A San Francisco dispatch today says
that I. +. German OF the Golden Gate
Pistol and Rifle club. has broken the
worlds fifty-shot record with pistol at
fifty yards, at the shellmound ranges.
For several years T. +, Partridge, Of
Boston, has held the record at 400
points, but after having made four at
tempts to break It, German succeeded
with score Of Al. Some time ago he
broke the loO-shot American record held
by Partridge and he now claims to be
the champion pistol shot at 100 and 50
shot contests in America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-12
Western to Deep Creek.

One Of the earliest pieces OF construc.
ton that viii be undertaken by Western
roads THIS spring, says the Denver Re-
publican. win be the extension OF the
Rio Grande Western railroad across
he Utah desert. The extension VIII
be ninety miles long, and will join
the Rio Grande Western at Eureka.
Building viii be easy, as the line
crosses the desert where the ties can
be laid upon the ground almost without
any grading
Experts left Eureka last Tuesday In
a wagon train TO look over the ground
and report on the probable earnings Of
The line The main purpose Of the con-.
structi0n Is TO connect the Deep Creek
mining district with civilization and
shelters. ore from that country has
now TO be hauled ninety miles by teams,