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WON IN STRAIGHT HEATS.
Two Of the Lexington Events Easily
Taken by fayOrites.
COUNCIL CHIMES AND LEOLA BOTH WON
Alice Car Gaibetor and UnabelIe Each
Won Heat in the Unfinished
2:19 Trot.

Lexington. October Il cola r,o,, ,,.i,, /,
ana - , N'' vs. "'""
"et track were against hlgh-class
racing here today. On account OF the track s
condition tho first eyept was mo-, c,ll,s
untu q. 90 49,, N"''
"u," -''V o CLOCK and darkness found the
last race unfinished. FayOrites won the
2:l0 pace and the West stake i'm STRAIGHT
bc,ts co,,,.u ,,bt.....
"'9' NVuh'" N"lihcs WIS IAe cuo'ce IN
tne first, the original pooling hdug chimes
$50. field $50. The nell drcn,ed ia ga
Common ,ht,,,.
-" "''"'9 was "SNVA Hc9utu ltVin
the start In any heat
In the West stake only two ~ tho ave
st,rtors nm 80, -. 49,, A.,
'.'' WY S"'t wien tHc instance noS
Tell In tho final heat, Lady Constantine.
Iva Dee and Crescent being the victims.
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THE TRIAL OF DISS De BAR.
Misconduct of Herself and Jackson
Detailed in London Court,
SHOCKING STORY OF A LITTLE GIRL
Daisy Adams Related the lndlgnities She
Suffered at the Hands OF the
Male Prisoner.

London. october t7.-rhe hearing Of the
charges against Theodore and Laura Jarh.
SON ANN C.-ia Dlss De Raw was con
tInucd today The police court was crowd
ed, a number OF women being among mos
present. while tile police found 1T n'ets.
sary to clear the Sidewalk OF those VINO
were anxious TO obtain ac-Assou and hear
the most nuusenting testimony ever given
publicly In London court
The witness examined today was MISS
Daisy Adams. mere child. with hair IN
curls. hanging down her shoulders. She
testified that she was entccd 10 London
under the promise of being taught music.
Laura Jackson continued 10 conduct the
case for the defense. She was clothed ~ o
soiled. dracglcd white SILK toga Thc
v oman evidently had a powerful Influence
oyor the girl Adams, aud leaned over tAe
dock and guzed 6Acdly Mt the witness evil
dcptly with the hope of lntlmidating her,
ar of re-rstablishiug her hypnotic lnhu'ht'.
But the gin frustrated the eHol' uy
turning her back TO the feulait pil9uti .
and looking at the judge. IheH, llI,"b
- hcr rrtort Mrs Jackson demanded u
chair. ana scatis: hcrEel- 10 corner "'
me dock interrupted IN" witness WIN IT.
relevant questions ana 9hJeclohh uHHl Luz
court ordered her TO dGslst' A.. .t,s,
fTbr testimony which was or tue Nlltst
eborartnr related 10 the lndlgultcs WultH
the witness suffered at the hands on we
nIale prisoner. while she WAS a hcoph4 &c
~ Tho theocratic unity, under the ptohlay
mar she would become reincalhallon o..
tbc Virgiu Mary The witness iestmeu
Tint $40 was 80 fully under ihe prisoner :
influence al the time that she beleNen uls
claim OF divine parentage hevoluhs pIaC,
ticcs were exercised both Whth ,hcS W.
alone and in the presence OF AFs' 'ac"'
son. -.t,,, sossion Mrs
Taeksnn demanded OF the court the MONEY
taken from the prisoners ~ hup sp IN.
flies when they were Hiresleu, Du' I"'
ca,rt refnsed 10 grant her request
Mrs Jackson also referred 10 llnat,
r. stegd's recent Reputation or MY
lno,yicdgc OF the prisoners, c9lled Nm
THAT redouhtable pro-Bocr, anu sdiu
tertiye Inspector Kane possessen nan q
dozen letters which had been "illten "
MIR Stead to the accused .b. nit.
Daisy Adams spent the uay on VIZ ,nts
mess stand, detailing JACKSON acts VI hcr
nardt,et and Mrs Jnckson's urging M
10 consent to his wishes. IN one o'c ,,t iir
Mrs Jackson held the glrs hahuS "N'''
mo uIsc0nduct occurred. +to
fter palsy Adams had Learned OF ~.
avnariences Of other girls she tola ,Jach7V w
mn IN was wrong for MIN 20 my 90,
many wives lie retOued Win scIlpt W ~ a
Illustrations. saving that solomon hau %"
wives and 900 other wives. 49,. ,,.,,e,,,,
Dnrlug the presentation ot M a,v
Mrs Jackson interrupted the Wltntss "a
! ing: ibid / ever give you inl'o''i a"
Yes many times" replied the witness
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speaking 81 the amount OF fuel oil thu, Il.
ncng handled by the company from Us
beaumont oil fields he said that whiic tbs
company was very busy at present tran"'
porting oil for its own use II md MOI ' 10
Ciined SHIPMENT on account OF lack III "a
cilities for handling II N VI Ia
" Mr. mr., Nixon said that there were concerns
storage facilities. and that these desirnI5 70
We the cnrs Of the company for stors 90
HufPvS,es until they used up the oil. and
lnat THIS privilege was necessarily rnfrsaH
liS said, though, that the COMPANY wa
A9le 70 handle all the oil which was hein,
ohered where the parties had nrovijnd
storage tanks for It's reception on its de.
The santa Fe has completed its storooo
tanks at Somervllle and has allied thnS,
%5n oil rae tanks at Temple are nearing
with OIL Il Is expected that those M Cio.
Dq lFbe VII also have been completed. ~
az me santa ne has 100 new tank cars In
handllng the cars belonging to the oil com,
number, 49, ioA ~
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HARDIN COUNTY OIL FIELDS.
Some Information for the Benefit Of
lnquirers

Some Information for the Benefit Of
lnquirers.
Saratoga, Texas October l5.-For the In.
formation Of your readers who are noodius
this field with letters Of inquiry relative
to oil Developments here, | send Won this
Item of latest news The Hooks well is
now down 800 feet aud is boring in what
appears to be the cap rock OVERLAPPING the
Oil The flow of oil from this well has
been continuous from the very hrst.
amounting In the aggregate to good
pumping proposition, which has been cagcl
on; The log of the well shows the very
richest kind of indications all the wnv
down. The waste oil from the well hnS
oVcrhowed the wafer pools near the well
ana has filled up the low places In the
woods around about for 100 yards Mr., c.
q. Bruce. an old oil man who has OK.
tensive holdings in the field, Is here. lie
says the well will undoubtedly show mn
IN great shape in the next little while:
Others have stated that there is more oil
IN evidence here than all the balance of
the Texas field outside of Spindle TOP The
Llpby people are going down right along
WIN good Indications of oil; the Brice
people have their machinery on the ground
ana set up, but they have not begun boring
YET. The Bird Syndicate is under contract
to put down four wells In the aald he.
tween this and the first Of January. 1902
and still four others are to follow hy tho
Bricc folks. We hear that the recent dc.
yclopmcnts In this field have caused the
International and Great Northern railrond
to figure on extending its line this way TO
Beaumont, instead of from Spring station
as at first given out. A line as the crow
flies from Dodge station on that road to
Beaumont Is about the same distance MS
II Is from Spring station; This route would
traverse the oil belt a distance Of thirty
miles and in addition tap the line I'M
touched pine Of san Jacnto and Hardin
counties and at the same time get the
cotton haul Of both counties, whereas tbe
other route is waste prairie all the way
from Spring TO Bpaumont W n tonos
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Liberty Texas, October 16-Thc Texas,
Missouri and Kentucky oil well, five miles
above here. after having changed from the
six-inch pipe to the four-nch pipe, has
made great progress and are now something
over 700 feet down. They have for the last
few days passed through several small
rocks, yet not enough 10 stop the progress
for any great length of time. They have
Just passed through very sticky Kind OF
chalk or white clay that is thought to be
valuable as a high class pottery clay; \
very small amount of the clay put In a
large amount of water Will make the water
look like milk The log of this well is
almost exnctly like the wells on the oil
field of Beaumont and the company, Is
greatly encouraged thereby. This well is
attracting comparatively very little inter
est outside of Liberty county and the own
ers are saying very little about II, but are
steadily going down. and by the last. of
this week hope to be at least 700 feet
down. At between 1000 and 1900 feet
they are confident Of turning the oilward
no to Liberty county. The drillcrs OF TINS
well have not met with a single stop OF
any consequence. and deserve great credit
for their work. this being their first oil
well to bore. Yet they have had eousld'
cradle experience with the boring OF water
wells.
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rAIR GRnTNDS ENTRIEs.

Five sind half furlongs stan 20.
Quaker 80, Ed L.. Dcyeric l T. Spinel ~
Northumberland III. Alca 100, Randaz2o
III. Irnny Bell 100 Horseshoe Toharco
III Lynch DC, sam Inzargs ~ Sim ~ 10
Six fmlongs- Kitty G. 100 GlcnW"od lo5'
Maud Wallace 100, Salye 1oi Hilee 100,
orleans 100, Four Leaf c. 1Q5 Bermuda
Prince. Lasso 100.
Handicap. six and 4 half furlongs Tcre-
,,ar On Kindred ia Alice Turner %, 4.
D. Gibson los, Miss Mae Day, Verify 100
Brularc 1903. 400
Naturalization. IlurtresSa lO6, Jordan,
Sstnbo 1C4 Hunter Rlinc 90 Marque l0l.
Mile and seventy yards, an1irap-Plcador
~ Lady Callahan ~, Lunar ll3. Bean lW,
lac Doughty 90 South Breeze %. Peaceful
I16 Nettie Rcrent ~. Albert +. Dewey
%. Wax Taper loI. ,..,.
Mile. selling -Omelia. Eleven licils' tIAhk
io5 Vcias 90. Tonne los, Cherry Head 100.
PrSv Tel g6. Crockett 100. Emily. Oliver
Pirates Daughter, The Golden Prince 30
Hardly 100,
Clear and slow
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BOSTON InSr ko1nnn

Boston, Mass, October Frank Selee,
after a service Of eleven years as man
ager Of the Boston, National league, team.
severed his connection with the Boston tri.
nitrate this afternoon Mr.. Sclec chilled
Oh Treasurer Billings ana then on Director
tonant aud left both with the Mndlirst
Feelings In an iu,er,lcw tonight he said
leave the Boston managers with the
mas come for change and know ! can
10 better elsewhere, The club had very
had year this season aud wound up good
S21'VUu tp the bad, What is worse, | can't
see much chance Tor an Improvement next
season
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CONDITIONS AT HIGH ISLAND.
TweIve-Inch Pine Is Now Being Put
in Place.

Twelve-Inch Pine Is Now Being Put
in Place.
High Island, Texas, October 16-The
Post correspondent visited the Big -Four
well twice yesterday. The sixinch pipe
with twelve-luch drill had reached a depth
OF 400 feet with much difficulty; at this
point no progress could be made and Mr..
johnson, who is managing thought It pru.
dent ia pull ont and place in the twelve
inch piping, which Is now being done. and
had reached depth late last evening Of
200 feet This twclveinch piping is also
having trouble; II encounters difficulties
at diuerent points being as hard as hnt
and will cut glass rs readily rs will
diamond. He hopes TO be able within the
next twenty -four hours to station this
twclve-inch pipe and then proceed with his
eight-inch. No questions were asked as to
oil indications. The driller however. says
Indications are good, and much similar to
spindle Top, whore he recently brought in
n we'll.
Captain A. f. Lucas, who has some 5000
acres under lease here, tells your CORE
spondent that while the Interstate railroad
can tot assist In the rebuilding of the road
to this point, that its attorney will advise
the court to grant he and others That right
and in consequence four contractors have
been over the road. The latter stated that
work would be started from White ranch
this way by Thursday, the 18th, and thar
he could have same in shape within the
next two weeks so that an engine could
come over with safety. Captain Lucas IS
exceedingly anxious to have his rigs IN
operation. One is to be located on the
Smith survey, one on the Cadcs and the
third on the Gucdy. the first near the III"
-Four well, the second one half mile 10 the
south and the third onc-hulf mile to the
west. William Grlheths, who Is to look
after Captain Lucas interest mere, THINKS
he can get here In time and reach oil in
advance of the Big Four. The latter come s
from Mr., Griffeths himself.
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.0IL HEATING STOVES.
c. L. 6 TheO. Bering Hdw Store
Main St. and Capitol Ave.

parliament on the second ballot the KOS
snfhItcg began 10 stone the military and
police who were on duty. The police were
hnnlly compelled 10 draw their swords and
charge the mob. Seventy rioters and many
soldiers and policemen were severely IN
iurcd ia the conflict
windows Of the town hall and other
buildings were broken. Hundreds OF PEG
nle have been placed under arrest and the
disturbances have not yet been quelled.
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THE oAkLAwN HANDICAP.

Feature Event at Worth Was Annexed
by Federal Yesterday.
Chicago. October II. Federal captured
the Oaklawn handicap at Worth today.
leading W J Dohoe and IIayland through
the last six furlongs under the wire
Five furlougs 81 llcra, Mabel VIM,
step Onward. Time 1903 10
Mile and quarter Sarlla. Little Elkin,
El Cancy Time 2:l3 80.
seven futlongs- McChcsn,y, Lucicn. Ap
pleby Miracle IT, Time .3li2.
Oaklavn handicap, seven and half fur
longs Federal. w J. peboe. Havlland.
Time ] 81
Five furonrs- Money Muss Buruic Bun
ton. II You Dare. Time ! 90 20
Mile and seventy yards Baird, Knight
Banncri, lianswurst. Time las 80.
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An interesting Log.

Nacogdoches, Texas, October 15,-l'he re-
port comes from Chireno that the Nam
moth oil, Mineral and Land COMPANY s
we'll is now down 1900 feet and the man
aCement is iubllant over their prospects
of a genuine gusher. In the distance they
have gone SIX veins of oil, two .hows OF
nrtesian water. two feet Of solid lead and
seven feet Of coal have been passed. The
sand they have just passed through is a
fac smile of that found in other fields be-
fore striking the cap rock. This the man
agement is confident, they are now drilling
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srArE LOWING roURNEY.
The Local Team Is Now Being Picked
Out

Out.
The state bowling contest will he held
NJ Turner hall In this city on Thanksgiving
pav this year. Houston now holds the
magnificent large champion cup, which Will
he contested for, having already won It In
two state contests. There VIII be i've
c,uhs 70 contest for the cup. two from
fisiios and three from Houston. The
Tnrnverein Bowling club Of tnis city is
+o,,, making its selection of the enlisted
nv -" ~ csrrv its standard In the state
c cCHT A meeting was held Wednesday
evening at which contes. was had. An
other contest Will take place this evening.
Rftcr mo contest this evening the zen
boyrlers having the highest averages for
tbe two evenings contest VIII be selected
~ dhe Turnvercin Bowling club team for
the state contest The team selected ms
ceeninr will at once elect a captain and
begin It's preparatory work for the state
meet
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NEW SCHEME AT JENNINGS.
'0ns' Effort to Be Made to Shut
Oil the Sand.

Or the Sand.
/ .4alnss La, October 17.-For the past
. Ivy, w there has been an invention going
eana closed doors, backed by the Jcn.
~ company, in the shape of a sand
1 l. l nai This extinguisher will proba.
h NJ test tomorrow morning, and
tAinE les successful, which all seem
Ill., ~ 7 WI have brought In n two-inch
/ n ials new Invention Is made TO on
n tso IN umbrella. II will be- dropped
H. ~ W. sen and to the bottom, If pos,
- N, 'e,Vw the cap rCck, when Il will
Il b b.s sal, having hooks on all sides,
u sstsniuglt upward against the rock,
kVhg KIN IT and excluding the sand
"a se ny ~ llwolneh pipe clear. Prepare
te,i Il made today at the we'll to make
RaaDsts we morning with this machine.
NH ~ o. eil kinds Is rushing today.
ek ,golnlng in on all trains, and the
he hrirae boarding houses and most
y ana ibsIr houses are crowded with oil
tnn iTbb ,I- families and rice land pros
obe \, us morning MIR. II. X. Mid.
EggAt n guy ehict Immigration agents.
Hsneetoss a crowd Of twelve rice land
4 tenisbt,s';s aho Is expecting another crowd
b O. eyo. new stores and offices being
seye,sl vacant lot on Main street,
i itsis,cS,i, nne residences are going mn in
portion OF town.
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BASEBALL AFTERMATH.
Hanlon Expects Fidelity and lntimates
that ID VIII PAY.

that Il VIII Pay.
brooklyn. \. y. October i5.--Ned Han.
Ion monoger Of the Brooklyhs. does no,
take any stock In the rumors that several
OF bis players are to jump to the American
easHc. tie sees no reason why they
don't believe either Kelley or George
bANlS mas signed with the Americana
says Hanlon. There's no advantage ia
relr signing any place at Ibis early dait.
3aheh wants SNu more than we OGcre
Ulm Tor next season. 81 FIRST no asked FOR
him 'p''' "'''
We are willing To do the right thing
win our players and We want oll OF thrin
hack next season n they desert u, Ne
. are Wen fortified and have plenty Of ma,
| lerl0l alrcady under cnntmcl.n
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The Situation at DAYTON.

Dayton, Texas, October Thrilling on
the ]. NJ. Guffsy well has been discon-
tlnued and Drlller Joe Lee is pulling the
pipe OH was found at the depth OF 1900
feet, but to make complete test II was
thought best to case 1t Of and go 70 a
depth OF 1000 W. r. Griniths, manager
FOR The j NJ. Gutfey company, Is expected
here the last OF this week to locate another
well l., ..,,
The Taylor Dayton OIL company Is sun
drilling In very hard rock.
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To Bore at Devers.

Devers. Texas, October 16.-Mr. Il. l.
Rowdon Of Chicago has purchased OF MI
]. W Paddock Of this place hair IN
terest is 1000 acres Of land here and the
contract has been signed TO put down ~
oil well AT once, Mr.. Granoury OF Hou9''A
Is the contractor.
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Americans Took Two Events.

London, October 1.-THE Americans TOOK
the two last races at the New MarRet sec
ond October meeting today.
X corsorgo ,Nahprl won the Prendergast
stakes. distance I'VE furougs and 40
yards. ,.,., 49,, 49,.
Bretby stakes, six furlongs
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Killinn Near Texarkana.

Tevarkano. Texas october In dlf6-
.,,,ty ar vivian. thirty miles south Of this
nlaco on the Kansas city Southern; Zeb
GalIoway was killed. boy hh'en EFIyn
,ras arrested
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ro-. worth. Texas. October 1.-THE
p1aadwav Baptist church has extended a
On 90 Dr ]. ". Gilon Of sherman. Rev;
a & Tumlin. the old pastor mas aeeeplSl
= charge az Brennan
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aaheston 70 PIay SUNDAY.

The baseball game sunday between the
Firemen aud Galveston should prove inter
esting, for the local club has considerably
strengthened ia team bZ putting oWsa
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", w elis ~ the box and Mike O'COnnor will
p.aE hrst base and captain the team. Cal
,ystoh nos strong club and VIII no doubt
'oe'or VIII cnll play promptly at 4 y, m.
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no,.n Eleunn Hundred I'd.

Hearne, Texas, October lime OH We,
near this place is down over llOO ieet anu
going down at a lively gait,
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Illinois Colony Looking for Location.

Fart worth. Texas, October 17-sIx IA.
fucntlal men Of near Chicago are making
.,. -, ,psnectlon over Texas in the In
u t'u' 70 large colony which they eN
"rrt 10 locate. They left for Houston to-.
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futL OIL AS FRElGHT.

: Hauling It-Lack of STORAGE
|sl,.,,r1s e'llties Of Consumers.
|sa 80. Texas, October NV. c.
lstornas superintendent Of the Santa
tals morning from Beaumont.
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GAG MusT be sAoRIFIcEO

Russia's Friendship Is Desired
London. october 1s-The Rossia calls
anon the United states government 70 sac
rhce Secretary Gage ~ to compel him to
cbupgc his views concerning o tariff war
saws tho Standards correspondent 10 MOS,
COW. at is incOnccivable that pollacAl
friendship can co-exist with economic wal
ana anv leaning az President Roosevelt To-
ward Reconciliation would be cordially met
nv Russia"
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MALARIA MAKES YOU WEAK.
Groves Tasteless Gull Tonic mSAeS '0u
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A General Strengthening Tonic.
Groves TastelesS Chill Tonic.
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Weak?

E' .nsl you want strength.
e. lood, an active liver,
\, pure blood will bring it.
II naturally think of eggs
h Il. mix, Ayers Pills and
E n Sarsaparilla. Ask
n Doctor if he can come
nearer to the truth. Do
\. Y says, at any rate.
~ AS 8 years | have never missed
|sssrs1se.f Sarsaparilla every spring.
'.si.,rss.m my blood, makes me feel
N 5 goes me good in every vay.n
"a aoanette, Brooklyn, NJ
AGAyRR CO.. LswslI. MaIl
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ENJOY
YOUR 6 Elf

trouble than all together. physical
ailments and on viii never feel %1 and enjoy He as ong suffer win
hep in lis cure start out from te very foundation all good health and set
CASAES to-day Ge9 roc boy and try them Then soc box whole
them you are not entirely satisfied the box and gctyow back
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Rlor IN HUNGARY.

Seventy OF the Rioters and Many ro-
licemen Were Severely Injured
Budapest, October iT.-At Dobrezecein
on the announcement that the ll9eTTai SS9is5 4
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eoR PALE, siCkLY CHILDREN.
Graves Tasteless Chin Tonic.
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Feel good towards all OF the world.
This is easily said, but how can you do
IL when your body is sick? II YOU want
a good feeling towards everybody you
have TO feel well yourself. Good health
is the basis of all enjoyment. Pile up
money, obtain reputation MS a lawyer or
doctor or an expert in any line and then
wind up with poor nei lth, what have you
pNf 2 AnAnNl Lrn.lhln nm inn tinn rnttcne,
, 1901-12-06
EVERYTHING READY FOR
THE BIG CONVENTION

The Albany county delegates to the
Wyoming Industrial convention, which
begins a two days session here next
Wednesday. held their final meeting
last night, when Mayor Spicer stated
that everything was ready for the COM
ing Of the delegates. The governor, he
said, would open the convention.
The names of the delegates appoint
ed by the Wyoming Mining institute.
composed of students of the mining
department of the university. were pre-
scented, and Mr.. Holiday, a member of
the executive committee OF the Wyo-
ming Press association. said he thought
the delegates would have no trouble
in getting recognition at the conven
ton and being assigned to duty with
the other delegates.
It is believed that not less than 100
people will attend the convention from
Cheyenne, and that the other portions
Of the state will be well represented.
A good program will enliven the dele
gates and visitors, and Mayor Spicer
said Albany county would not be neg
lected on that score.