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Show TIIE AlUKMM; ELASTIC CURRENCY NEEDED. I Do Your Trading Where They' Employ losiia of Additional Bank Natea KXAMINEi:, MIRTY POISONED EATING OtiDKN, WEHXESHaV weep Rev. McAier miuisier. i: i irji'.ig tu throw Mrs Mr hi- -' CHICKEN. Not Sufficient. UTAH, .nvestigation of Bad Reuta From amie Church Supper Shews the Cause. h. ai-.- U!ck l:;e wav j,.u uuj '.he ce.lar ta:rs. hire. 5i,A:,-- r the daughter luld the police c.ui t.ie and latnr had bn-Washington, lire. 11.- - Tb crr:-::drinking c?n.mlMoi: of the bailee:;' md la'.e'y kud had been q s tiua appeared before the ba:.:I:ig asd Laramie. Wyo.. Dec. caused them much '.ro.ij.tr. as a reuli of cat-a- t sere The UcAlee family widely known. runeiicy committee of the house toslewed chicken and gravy at a Rev. 51c Alee was a u.eu.bt-- i of tho day la sutport of t.ie elastic currency bill supported by the association. Jax supper fc:en by :he La bes' auxiliary Lutheran yuod. Ho w formerly , B. Forgan of the First National bank i.ere las; week. paatol' of the Lutheran cliM'-- h j! The in of Chicago endeavored to refute the ii.i Food c.ry but waa Today State ('.'tumtesiuner Holy Communion Burke made au luvesiigatu-- on com- on the retired list. charge tnat It Is a Wall street men ure. He said that the Issuance of u3 plaint of aome ot tboer u.ade ill and dliisnal bank notes would not result found that the chickens were cooked WITHHOLD CONFIRMATION. 'n ex; ending additional credit to Wail Tuesday in a tin vessel with a cupper street Interests. bottom They were allowed to remain Senate Committee Fails to Act on As sa illusirmiion of the groat drain the veaael until Wednesday, wbeu Cabinet Nominations. on bunks at crop moving time, Mr. he bey were agalu warmed, later and made added and with said that bank which the being gravy Cannot Go Forgan Your Account Washington. Dec. 1 Before the he la connected was called upon to then were served for supper Wednes- senate confirms the nominations of Use We dur3,5(i(i,bOU western to banka day night. shtp Wrong. B Cortoly ou to be secretary of lietirge fermentaPtomaine seven from the first of last Seppoisoning ing days this System. treasury, and James R. Garfield, to tember. He urged the 'necessity for a tion and verdigris poisoning from the the be secretary of tha inierlur. the senate more elastic currency to meet such copper bottom f the vessel resulted. committee oa finance will initial upon None of the patients died but some emergencies, and explained that unfrom President Rousetelt learning sick from are auli of the effects the the der proponed bill a national bank when Secretaries Shaw end Hitchcock with a capital of Sioo.noo will be per- poisoning. The market - sell.ng the Intend to retire. The committee toCo. mitted to issue 925.000 worth more of chickens was exonerated from tbs day declined to make favorahle reports bank notes upon which It shall pay barge of selling impure menu. 2 2 per osat, aud 1 12,500 worth more The investigation waa conducted by oo these nomination until word has BOTH PHONES 177 the Pure Ifood commlerimi. the Slate been received from the President. of of bank which notes rate the upon to act on the nomination (M4 Washington Avmm, interest shall be & per cent. chemist, the county health officers, the doeFailure not indicate hoetlllty to Cortelyou county attorney and a Justice of the aud Garfield. Political questions, it WATTERSON GUEST OF HONOR. peace. was declared, did aot enter into the commit tees discussion. la fact a ReJEWELRY THIEF NABBED. New York. Dec. 11. Henry Watter-eo- n publican member of the of the Louisville Courier-JournYouth Stele $3,000 Worth of Gma raised the question of the desirability waa the guest .of honor it the annual of calling upon the President, by sugFrom Guast at Wilson. dinner tonight at the Waldorf-Astorigesting that the manner of making the of the Kentucky society of New York, Pres11. Dec. Salt Robert Lake, and spoke on "Kentucky In Gotham." Peale, appointments indicated that the confessed sneak thief, lies In a cell at ident was taking options on available John- C. Carlisle presided. Among men for the eablaet and committing those present were John Fox. presi- the city jail to answer fur the theft the senate In advance of any on dent of the National Democratic club: of nearly $3,000 worth of valuable Information asthem to the beginning tit Melville E. Stone, Augustus F. Them-aa- , Jewels from R. J. MrKiuney's room at the Wilson hotel, whore Peale waa their period of service. George Harvey and employed as house boy. Peale. who is David 8. Francis of Missouri. GERMAN SOUTH AFRICAN WAR. Mr. Carlisle read, a letter of regret 23 years of ago, says that he has been from Mark Twain In which the latter employed in thin position of trust at the Wilson hotel for some lime, and Money for the Campaign ie Refused by said hla health prevented his attendthat this' la tha first time he has brokance, and concluded: Reiehettg. en the faith repose In him by hie emMay WaCtereon long keep hla sudiathe 11. The appropriations But that Dec. cornea ployer. knowledge Berlin, perfluity of It (health), (tnoe It watches and diamond-se- t romralttee of the Reichstag today reof hla being about the best man in the monds, Wi wish to nil roar attention to country at the present time, and. as I charms were wlthla easy reach and jected by a large majority the supthat he could not be detected In their plementary budget amounting to over tho fact that oar bow stock of Fancy think, the only one without sin." theft was too much for him. He yield- $7,300, WM) introduced In order meet Raisins, Currants, Citron, Orangs ani ed to the temptation and will face the expenses of too war la German PAYORS EIGHT-HOUSHIFT. Lemon Peel has arrive. They are Judge Diehl thle morning to plead to South Africa, making fSC.&OO.OAO for choice, clean stock, and tho best that the fiscal year ending March Slat, Ban Francis oo, Dec. It, The case of the charge of burglary. money can bay say place In the city. Peale has been under arrest twice 1907. This action was taken by the We also have ea hand a supply of the street car mm against tha United for this offense; first he was arrested committee against the contention of pure apple elder, pasrantoed to be tho Railroads was closed st todays sesbest an the market. Made from select sion of the arbitration commissioners. by Sergeant John Hempel on aasple-lou- , Colonial Director Drrnberg, that It then by Chief Sheets, before whom was necessary to maintain a sufficient sod clean apples. Now Is a golden op- Dr. A. B. Keenan testified that the portunity to pet the very beat of poods work of the men la nerva racking aud the lad broke down and, weeping, con- garrison In that colony, and Is regardfessed. The first time he was arrest- ed as being partially due to the Infor the making of your mince meat. the cause of numerous diseases. Richard Cornelius, president of the car ed he told Bergesnt Hempel thdt the fluence of the Center party as a result BOTH PHONEB 288. mena union, made an argument la property he was trying to rid him- of the contravene between Herr Deni-berand Herr Tlorren. the Centrist of aa eight-hou- r OX favor shift, and Sec- self of was a present from hla mother, B. T. but tbat he waa "hard up aud that he leader, In the Reichstag on December of union the gave Bowling Bp retary STAPLE and FANCY QROCERIES. urea showing that the wages of all needed the money. To Chief Sheets, 2nd. 2SM Washington Avenue. other classes of laboring men In the when confronted with a direct accusaMILLIONAIRE IS DYING. city had been Increased since the tion of the crime, he confessed ill and great fire. Attorney Johnson, In con- went without hesitation to the city Jail, clusion, offered hi evidence extracts where he Is now confined. . Louisville, Ky., Dec. 11. Professor from the speech of W. J. Bryan at W. W. Burden, a millionaire widely CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT. Detroit and the utterances of Presiknown, la fatally ill aa the' result of dent Roosevelt In support of an eight-hou- r a stroke of paralysis at his home In the te Califemia reDelegatlan Opposed day. Ho also produced the Borden, Indiana. He Is 14 years of Amendments. ports of the rs 11 road commission of age. New South Wales for the years 1902 Professor Borden made hla fortune Washington, Dec. 11. Preparations In gold mines In Colorado. He was and 1904, showing that the eight-hou- r anare being made la the Houae for one of th first to use the eyanlde day was feasible. other attempt to get the Foster bill, process. Hie geological laboratory Is ARRIVE FROM COLON. modifying the Chinese exclusion act, one of the finest In America. out of the House committee on foreign New York Dec. 11. John F. Stevens, affaire. OMAHAS WATERWORKS. Last year the California delegation chief engineer, and J. G. Sullivan, asIn waa favorsuccessful a preventing sistant chief engineer of the Panama 11. The water board canal commission, arrived today on able report on the measure end the of Omaha. Dec. the city of Omaha last night voted are Californians again lined up this the steamer Panama from Colon. They their to rescind the action of the city expect to return to the Isthmus early year, preparatory to renewing fight against any changes In the hill council taken In 1903, providing for In January. Omaha Water GETTING DOWN TO FACTS. In apeaklng of the conditions on the excluding Chinese laborers from this the purchase of thenamed a commitcompany's plant, and patronise ns Isthmus Why do tho country. Mr. aald: Steveni tee to procure plans and estimates for tost? In the right answer to this Is Reprosetative McKinley, RepresentThere are at present at work on lie key to success. TO Ink twice and a new plant to be built by to city, Kahn ative and whom of Representative 5,000 Hayes, canal 17,000 the men, nawer at the which It ia believed will coat about rosheeded who to the the no Chinese are opposition are There white. $4, 009, 000. JUMBLE, Hallo 1144. bill ter last detertheir workexpress The best year, the workmen. looms. Stores, Stonge, 8toves, Snaps. among men are the Italians and Spaniards. mination to spare no effort to prevent There has not been a death since July, e favorable consideration of the meas- THE SHELL MOUNDS OF FLORIDA. when I went down, and very little ure at this session. Some modification Bush A Gsrt'a Planes. Au to the age at the shell heap only mny be made In the bill before It Is sickness. again brought to the attention of the conjecture la possible. The presence Newman Brea. Organa. Houae committee, but In the main it ot trees of great ags on them, and PAYING TOO MUCH. will staid aa at present. The present even their hiding by dense forest some idea of their anWashington, Dee. 11. K la the opin- Chinese exclusion act forbid the ad- growth gives ion of Representative Victor Murdock mission of all Chinese except students, tiquity. Some heaps or parts of hasps merchants and other privileged classes msy, of course, be the work of comho outlined his posiC. WARDLEIGfl of Kansu, tion in a speech today in the houae, and place the proof of burden on Chi- paratively modern people. A large seeking admission. Tha purpose heap at Cedar Keys investigated and that the government Is paying too nese much for the carriage of railway mall. at the revision Is to change the act so reputed by S. T. Walker, ahowed all T have three propositions to pre- that It will admit all Chinees excepting Inches of soil on top. Below this were several feet nt sheila with fragments sent: First, a false average dally coolies. of fine pottery of elegant design," and riANOS of mails basis the of present weight VICTIM OF CIRCUMSTANCES. neatly made Implements of bone and compensation; second, aa extension of shell with axes, arrow and spear heads the present scale of pay above 5,000 to reduce the rale of compen- Former Treasurer ef Kansas Fays a of stone. Then came two feet of soil pounds AND MUSICAL ORGANS with a dew fragment! of pottery InShortage. sation on dense routes; third, a readto the first Below this wers ferior car of reduction postal justment and Topeka, Kan., Dec. 11. F. K. four feet of shells with pottery rudely pay, "aald Mr. Murdock. MERCHANDISE Grimes, treasurer, today vol- ornamented and primitive Implements s of bone and shell. Next below there untarily paid to the state of Kani ADVERSE REPORT. the sum of $9,801, for which amount was more soil and three feet of shells, Violins, Guitars, Accorden us. Banstrata, with rude, heavy potWashington. Doc. 11- - An adverse an investigating committee some time the lower Mr. Walker believes that a conadministration his held respon-Mchief tery. jos, Strings. ago Mackensie. Gen. of Brig. report The alleged shortage was nev- servative estimate of the time requirof army engineers, on the proposed Latest Publications of Sheet Music. channel in the great lakes be- er i isldered la the light of a defal- ed for the deposition of the soil since tween Chicago, Duluth and Buffalo wu cation la any sense of the word sad re- the builders ceased adding to the heap Sea the Wonderful Pipe Organ. submitted today to congress by Secre- sulted from practices that had been aad, relying on e critical comparison .... the rule la the state treasurer's office of the pottery and Implements la th tary Taft. Gen. Mackensie etates that the sur- for many years before aud after Mr. different strata, in which the stages of 2376 Washington tAvonua. the office. The In- growth are clearly marked, would give vey of the project ehowe that wo Grimes assumed ' showed conclusively that 1,000 yean as the age of the oldest OGDEN, UATH. deepening of the chunele should be- vestigation Mr. Grimes was not benefited in any shell heaps. One Investigator describes gin nntll It Is demonstrated that a channel will not meet the de- way through this practice In hla ad an oysteiHthell heap with every Indies ministration. Therefore, In making a tlon of artificial building, and which mands of commerce. payment to the state now of the covers a large surface six feet deep amount Involved, he haa. In an effort near Orange lake. The present eleCARUSO'S APPEAL. feet to clear hla administration, assumed vation of the lake Is forty-eigh- t of 11 the responsibility at a personal loss above toe sea, and the nearest living The JUMBLE buys, sells or s The Dee. appeal New York. miles distant. oyster bed le forty-thre- e chsngss any old thing" ("blues" Enrico Caruso, the Italian tenor, from to himself.' On the check with which he paid the The heap must have been made when espted) and most new mob, 2300 the decision of Police Magistrate Ba Wash. Hsilo, 1144 shortage today, Mr. Grlmee the lake wee still an arm of the sea, ker, who found him guilty of unuoyIn alleged before the state attained Ite present wrote these words: women In the monkey house Ing NEVADA SECOND-HANelevation. The divisions of the heaps "Victim of circumstances." STORE. Central park and. Imposed a line of Wa buy end soil ell kinds ef new 110 will be by layers of soil may indicate the ravargued tomorrow before and aaeond-hanCOLORADO UNCONTROLLED. ages of disease, removal, forced mi goods. Call or phene Recorder Goff in the court of general W acker A fra tlon on account ef enemies, and so Haynes, Preps, 1M 2ft th SL sessions. Phono, Ind. 822, Pacific About Has Given who Southern apUp Irregular occupation and work of sucDlttenhoffer, Former Judge cessive race and generations In the the Tack. In the police peared for the singer PAUL ZIEOENHIRT, making of the mounds Charles da auyu ho will argue for the decourt, Second-HanStore. Ban Francisco, Dec. 11. in regard Wolfe Brewer In Records of Past. An assistant district attorney fense. If you have anything to sell or buy to the break In the Colorado river 1 er phone 1870 to 1878 Wash. Ava. will appear for tho people. ASK FOR 95 A DAY. the Souther pacific endangering Nell Iftft-k- . Ind. 975. tracka, General Manager E. E. Calvin ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE. aald today that the reports from Ta- , New York, Dec. 11. Seventeen A. DINNERS thousand members of the United will pay the Mghoet price for second Washington. Dec. 1L Gilchrist S. ma were not encouraging. "I suppose we will have to build Brotherhood of Carpenters of thle city hand furniture and sell to tho publls Stewart, representing the Constituanother road." he said. "There seems will demand an Increase In wages fee cheapest. 2415 Grant Ava. Bell tional league, has filed with th presireto be nothing else to do. 1 received from $4.8') to $5 e day. A conference evidence additional of Phena 617-h- , led. 938. mass dent a which wire thle morning stating that the for a readjustment of the scale bea affair, Brownsville tarding th could again be controlled, but gan yesterday. without . river G- J. HERRICK the discharge resulted In CO. la time to save eur main Has. . Successors to H. U White honor of a battalion of , colored In act This CONSUL MAT8UDARA. mesas that we will have to go Bring your goods hare If yew want fantry. to work at once aad build. We have hell them. Call hare If you went not decided as yet whether we shall Honolulu, Dec. 11 Vice Consul 2142 Wash Ave. Ball Pkme TO TAX FOREIGN WHEAT. hug build a temporary track for the ns of Matsudara, counselor of the Japanese Ind. 407. Is going to San Madrid. Dec. 11. Speaking In the oar trains until such time aa the per- consulate la this city. manent road la built. We will have Francisco to aid the consulate of hie chamber of deputlea today the minisdeto get closer to. the hllla and stay out country there In matters' concerning ter of finance. Navarro Reverter, reach of the water. the school question, besides furnishing of tax to foreign a that proposition clared believed that aa a result of the Information as to conditions here. Is It the consideration by under was wheat break la the Colorado river all new ministry. HOURS OF GRACE, work tit the Southern Pacific will be TWENTY-FOUBLUFFS. stopped until the new track around COUNCIL FIRE AT Smr ekSe mmm. traSe BWk the Ealtou 8ea la built Parle, Dec. 12. A government circucounrniie. lar Issued today grants twenty-fou- r Dec. 11. The la., Council Bluffs, nr! rtik WmUift m (tor, KILLED BY HIS DAUGHTER hours of grace to the churches of four-etorbrick building occupied by com-paa-y Parle, at the exrlratlon of which time Fncthi facfcnWfi the Union Tranafer Implement will become fire tonight Minister Was Attacking Hie Wife at the law of m waa destroyed by MM BUM HUB the Time. operative. 1140,000. fully and stock, on building Loss waBHiuoTon. o. c NEW MEXICO AS A STATE. Philadelphia, Dec: 11. Mies Mary RECEIVES muensterberg. McAtee, aged 22, yesterday shot and William probably fatally wounded her father, Washington, Dec. 11. Senator TelBerlin, Dec. 11. EmperorMuenater-berg, at their John Rev. McAtee, ler Qulry today Introduced a bill providing Prof. Hugo today received of psychology at Har- home here. The shooting, according for the admission of New Mexico as a professor ' WANT to police officials, followed a quisrel state. aDS YIELD BIO RESULTS. vard university. . THE" c 10-T- fvfcCas!iy Mn Lar- 3 lMffi. 1:!, w.fe. In Js-ti't- -i, Mi-- , DINEMHEK MtKXIN,, ecial Sale!! hua-t-ac- d per-,.U!- (Ki.i-on- Accounting Register WE WANT TO MAKE THIS WEEK A MEMORABLE ONE. WE WANT roivr HACK TO IT AND SAY: -- WE SOLD HUNDREDS OF- SUITS TO DO IT WEVE HOT TO HAVE THE BEST SALESAND OVEKrOATS. MAN OX EA1CTH. WEVE HOT HIM, AND HIS NAME IS PRICE. PRICE IS HERE AND READY TO SHOW YOU SPLENDID LINES OP SUITS IN ALL THE LATE FABRICS, HANDSOMELY MADE AND FULL OF STYLE, AT THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL CUT PRICES: TO 1 All $1500 (Suits Pickett Grocery $11.25 PRICE WILL MAKE IT AN ORJECT FOR YOU TO BUY CLOTHING THIS WEEK. An It is our extensive aim to avoid line to carrying select from suits over comprising from all the one season new models of the to another season and Hence the all great the popular fabrics special sale al a - R g EVANS Co. ; Watson Tanner Clothing Co. SUCCESSORS TO Z. C WHERE THE BEST IS SOLD1 M. I. 376 St. Twenty-Fourt- h -- EMERYVILLE weU-to-d- o . . u il. e v . 15-fo- ; 20-fp- Second Hand Stores d d ' - a - R 32: "!!! a. .. Ginn, Salvayue, Diablo Gold and Msr-ti- n Beck also ran. Sixth rare, futurity course, selling Sals, 105 (Preston), 4 to 1 won; Retro-pxw- , 105 (Rouker), even, second! Perry IWks, 105 (Call than), 7 to L third. Time, 1:13 Caaopian, Black Eyes, Priam Frederick, Lady Markle Travers and Mayer also ran. RACES. Baa Francisco, Dec. 11. Jockey W. Miller bed a strong following to- day and succeeded la putting tores horses to the frost despite a slushy track. The card waa of ordinary character. Results: First rare, six furlongs Koreollany 107 (Miller), 1 Oto 1, won; Psnodolta 107 (Williams), 12 to 1, eeoond; Bush-thor- p 110 (Melntyre), 5 to 2, third. Alaric, Arons, Bertie Tipis, 1:11 A.' Fairy 8treet, Banellan, Mala, Anop-u- s aad L. C. Ackerly also ran. Second ram, five and a half furlouga Plausible 107 (Miller), II to 10, wpn; Silver Line 107 (Brown), 6 to 5, second; Galvestonian 110 (Clark), 7 to Gromobol, 1, third. Tims, 1:08 1311a True, George Kilborn, Induna and Mnhnwk also ran. Third ram, all and a half furlongs Metlakatla 102 (Klrachbaum), 1$ to 6, won; El Chlhnnhun 107 (Graham), 11 to 6, second; Parhuca 107 (Brown), 15 to 1, third, lime, 1:22 15. Warto Klcht, Duelist, Vlgoroao, Mistress of Rolls, Dr. Sherman, Batidor, MMIera Daughter and Babow also ran. Fourth race, six furlongs Comilfo 100 (Miller), 11 to 2; won; Lord Nelson 100 (Sandy), I to I, second; Iron Wnt-so103 (Graham), 25 to 1, third. Time, 1:14 15. Hersaln, Magrnne, San Remo, Holla and Realty also ran. Fifth ram mile and fifty yarde Avonalls 110 (Robinson). 7 to 5, won; Governor Davis 105 (Brown), 10 to 1, second; Lasell 99 (Hunter), 6 to 1, third., Time, 1:47 15. Major Tenny, Baker. Fury, Graphite, Sharp Boy and Elwood also rsn. 8l;th ram, one mile Prestige J02 (Hunter), 4 to 1. won; Orclian 104 (Davla), 9 to 5, second ; Inflammable 104 (Graham), 25 to 1, third. Tims, 1:43 15. Dutiful, Dorado, Serenity, Favae and Elmer L. also ran. 1 List of letters -- Gentlomena List Co. . Armstrong, C W Anderson. G B Aetrander, C Boston, Frank Bowman, J E Brown, Walter New Orleans, La., Dee. 11. First ram, five and a half furlongs Drulen Barnsley, Ray won, Doubt second, Captain Hale Boring, Arthur third. Time, 1:09 $5. Brogard, Bird Second race, seven furlongs Harry Coe, Geo. Scott won. Jack Dolan second, Charlie Cheney, J W, Kastman third. Time, 1:29 25. (2 letters! 2-- remaining la th( Deoembei poatofflee at Ogden,-Utah- , 10th, which If pot called for la two weeks, will be sent to the dead tetter office: RESULTS. CITY PARK LETTER LIST. , Third ram, mile and an ethtli won. Padre eeoond, Bcalplock third. Time, 1:65 85. Fourth ram, six furlongs, selling Rlrkvy won. Favorite second, Goldie third. Time, 1:16 Fifth ram, five furlong Colloquy won, Boanri, second. Voting third. Time, 1:01 Sixth ram, six furious Rebo won, Toboggan second, Airship tnlrd. Time, 1:11 Oalrarn, IV C Prentice, Carl H 6 Plggott, Rax the, Clyde, (2 letters ) Rubey, James E Cheathaw, John Crawford, W L Crlsmaa, Fred Cruse, Albert, Hsr-mak- la Don Parker, Harry Plnger, Wm Quinlan, Edward Rackbolm, C G Reed, H H Ruby, John R Hmlthfteld, C B Smith, Edward A Sallee, U R Stork, Hattie Swarner, Joha A Spencer, L L Bwenaen, Kela Edwards, R D (I tetters) Fraow, H Fesrls, George -- Snpt, of Coanty He pltal Fulton, I N Fowble, Thomas E Steveas, Jack GARDNER DEFEATS SMITH. Geo Sharnon, Thomas T Gray, 8llvey, V M Denver, Ook., Dec. 11. Jimmy Hales, Lent so . Taylor, Robt. Gardner of Lowell, Mass., was given Harris, T A Utah Colorado Ball the derision over Rube Smith of Johnson, Frank way Denver in a go at the Coli- Johnson, P C seum tonight. Gardner outclassed Keraglomon. Harry Vulcellle, Frank Venulls, hla opponent and had him nearly out Keene, Frank (rue 1 c.) twice, but could not land the finish- Latte, II A Whalen, John ing blow. He explained thle by say- Lewis, T Is Wright, Joe ing that he hurt hie right bend early Moule, Ben Wiggins, P P in the fight and was unable to use It Miller, Edw. Wenrie, Samuel to strike x telling blow. Both men Major, Jack Wilcox, 8 M were In good condition. (I letters) McDermott. J Box, 56, Green River Newton, John GREAT BICYCLE RACE. Ogden Lucln Co-oLadles List. Madison Square Filled With Interested Boaman, Mrs RostPatteraon, Pearl ' Observers. Bowen, Mra F H Parker, Mrs. W 0 Bran can, Mias Robins, Miss Ber- New York, Dec. 41.'Thousands iff tha Crystal persons were again drawn to Madison Barker, Miss Rae Rosa, Bessie Square Garden today and tonight to (2 letters) Roach, Mies Edith ASCOT RACES. witness the bicycle races Billings, Mra Wm Rueberg, Miss which began at midnight, Sunday. The Carwln, Mrs Seaton, Mra Chas features of today's Anal Stuart, Mrs. Jose- Lot Angeles. Cal., Dec. H Fra- - piost Interesting attempts on the pert Cohen, Mra Jos. phlna s, Atlanta. Ga., aad his Cole, Miss Phoebe Bandera, Mrs. make Franto Island, Mlea ma Long J event first won the aad easily. to 1, or one lap which they oes (4 letters) Smith, Mrs Mar- anind Vlth ,ncurr"d Feterday when they doubled EdUnd, Mra C caret Jmvtonltv up aa a reconatructed team. They Finley, Mra. M E Skinner, Mra Results ; md fre1uent PrU ahMd f 0e Qooden, Miss Lydl Wm. w foriongs-Fraseu- elo. Flratraee bunch but Eto 1 they failed to, Hughes. Mrs. C E Turner. Miss Eva ldo the gain. j Leavitt. J B Wardley, Mra Caro Ptoni: 3to 5 sond! make Bmk Walthour came very near fooling LewU. mJhb Susa line too (Harris i 9 to 2 third the flHd tete tonight when he gained Moure, Mra B F Wilson, Mra. J A 15 Eon of Runnymed Tto sprint. Mess. Mbs C J Webster, Rose G Hsnn'v 'rIc Hvooteca First Ptiate almost a lap after a desperate and Tom hut fortunately there wes a apill and Murray. Mias Ea-MM although he wee not in It. under the (her Williams, Mrs Row nil he was not allowed the advantage Parker, Mra Erve Frankie and mile fifty yards. Second race, 14 gatoed Peterson, Mra. Jch selling BUI Curtis, 104 (Correll), 1 Score: Twelve letters) (2 Cary, A L Davidson, J E Davison, John T Donlson, Wkn C 1-- 1-- S-- 3-- ten-roun- d n s, p - six-da- y 553 "$. ISesade their2 lH'l m Em-Dsvl- j W Rtero . slssn w Colonel 5STK2: oft BronstonMortlake and Bon m ,i1- ours, - 1.00 'P W.ltw- - .iid 1 mllea. T? ut K nle Prince Charlie also ran. Third race, five .furlongs, selling Klrkfield Bells, 100 (Quarrlngton), I to 1, won; Mantalban, 105 (Berry),, S to 1. second : Nappa. 105 (Keogh), 5 to 1 third. Time, 1:02 15. Commlda, en who had filed on land testified for Benraw Rossinary and Cyclop also Their stories were ; the government. rin Feurt race, mile and a sixteenth, very similar to those of the men who handicap J. F. Donahue, 109 (Har- - have testified. rls), even, won; GorgaleMe, 104 : BALLOON FOR THE ARMY. (Kforb), 13 to 6. second: Piquet, 98 . (Grand). 9 to 2. third. Time, 1:51 I New York, Dec. 11. A new balWm Chimney Fweep. Macy J. also ran. I ifili race, futurity course, soiling i ha Just been ordered by the United ,nb' surviving aide and member of enter Maaxpan, 102 (Preston). 6 to 6, won; Stales government for use by the war Gen. Grant s personal staff and for experimental pnrpnaes engineer tar Gen. Grant in the Port Buble, 104 (Keogh), 4 to 1, second; department e, Shiloh and Vtckenurg Htrtle, 105 (Riddle), 100 to 1 third, in military work. The balloon will ba Donetecm. Veritas VInalt. Sum capable of holding 80,000 cubic feet i Ptens, died here today of old age. 1:11 vita. Reeptrator. Lady King. Calox, j of gxs. the largest of Its kind ever! i WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS made iu America. Caiox, eGore Milner, Facts, Jack M1-- cam-Tim- -j a w s w v V w. . N S |