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Show k.'M THE MOKXIXG EXAMINEE, 'IONPAY MOENTXG, OGDEN, FTAIT, JANUARY 2. 1101. ment of.l'iah lal. even though this exjiectei to fol'ow rxjiVmaiion I OFFICER FIGHTS NINE DUELS. I ome. The might input miiiic individuals in fish of the country In -is rich Jan. 24.- -- It is reported here u,ie. lull it hatBerlin.hcipi-iiaiicounty or infringe unon real or fancied i a ii will he a in tlm army named will l,e a long tim ri g':ds. work-- ; Kmlin, she m M attuned at f.n Pirna. "I wish to express to you my appre- "while nian'a eouu' ii is hu ad of Saxony. lias recently ciation of nut only jour hospitably and ingmett are concei t fought eight um of the duels ami is alum! to undertake a uintli th.'iiightfiiiness for our comfort and genuine humanity ii j w em i is arnounier in defense of his family honi ip h pleasure, Imi e i n more tliau this for Caie government the broad and iiairhith- - manner in in lime to proven (.'. adventurous or. Kronn has had the best of tlu a lliimler that, nicei lugs, for it is said two of his which the whole subject of reclamation workers from rna: were severely wounded and slid the notice is lieing coiiHilered by the officials and would cost them ..'utioii the ihrec oiiiers slightly wounded. As for liy general people of I'tah. The outlook fur the '. for we have! Krolin he bad hia ear nipped in the future is very encouraging, and with press of the Paeilv f men of the eighth encounter. ihe friendly, optimistic feeling ivi ail- here a large nuu. i.i an instinctive ing on ail sides. 1 think tie difficulties pioneer type who. i can be overcome in the near future. NEW APOSTOLIC DELEGATE. :ug of new longing for the t S'uiii Africa and1 "All or tho jiarty join with me in lands, mi gilt go expressions of pleasure at our visit to there in a short r.i ''ml themselves Rome, Jan. 24. Mgr. Serafim), (lie in a land. new aixiMidic delegate in Mexico. lia j Balt Lake and Provo. Very truly yours. friendless and petu. ( Signed i "F. H. XF.WE1.L. where there is no i.. e for employ- - j lict'ii ri veiled in fare ell audincc A whi le even Hie I'opc and was entrusted by His "Chief Engineer." ment at living wsj at the best the " i'c ii .hi i an bard- - lioliiierti to express to I'niJiieut Diaz DEATH OF HENRY SIEGEL. and the Mexican government has satly compete with ns '.. labor. isfaction with liic measure of liberty Henry Siegel, of Salt Lake City, died granted under Provident Diaz to Ca! in New York City last week. He was tholicism ' iu Mexico, which has re-y suited in the prosperity of the church i president of the Siegel Clothing there. of Salt ljtke City and president j of the Siegel Consolidated Mining com- Immigration of lage Numbers of DoLt'ed Have Slava Membership Nevada, Pine vouuty. PRESENTED TO POPE. pany of White in Tbit Country. whose silver mines are the richest and moat economically worked in Nevada. Romo. Jan. 24. Right Rev. Stephen 21. Right Rev. New York. Jm Deceased was making prciara lions, Tikhon. Russian ulox bishop of Kivcilc, bishop of Sandhurst, Austrar.i lia, was received in private audience just before his death, to install a large North America. L hiuoiik the Hansen- - by the Dope today aud presented to reduction works on liis properties and i. toria. which the 1 on i iff Mrs. and Miss lamgh borthe work will be carried on by Harold gera of the Aug di.was reported off .Nai.'u. het this morn- - ough, of Kan Francisco, who brought Siegel, son of deceased, and Treasurer of the company. lng. and will rea- h tier dock early to--! with them a photograph of the ok j to which he affixed bis signature at morrow. The bishop is returning from an ex- their request. WEEK'S MARRIAGE LICENSES. tending visit in R:im. where he went William J. Keating. Victor, Colo., 22, !u the interests of 'lie Russian church The Fllckt mt Ike Lwhi. in America. SlnmltauiMusly with his Cora Boyle, Ogden. 22. Is made that Writing in the Empire Review on the Joseph Jackson, Iaye Point, 25, Lola arrival the annoim-viiienthe Synod has de. idi to create a new locust In South Africa, S. B. Kitchen Garrad. lake Point. 20. Albert. E. Fagg. East Mill Creek, 22, Episcopal See In A!ika. with a bishop soys: Locusts are very tiny creatures, coadjutor and that Right. Rev. Inno- at most two or three Indies long, yet Emma Biesinger. Forest Dale. 19. George R. Bloomfield. Frtiiiland, 21, cent has been anointed to tbe posi- fir.nt . jitwed and shelled in a grim tion. brown mall so hard thut aa they strike Lucy Guymon, FrUit land, 19. Tie creation of ihe new See was de- it causes a sharp smart. They travel Burton Dustin, Fruit land. 22. Sarah manded by the grout h of the Russian In such numbers that it takis them K. Burnham. Fmitland. 24. Binder, Chicago, HL, 38; Mary church in this coum ry. During the four or five daya to pasa over. The E. Hocking. Chicago. 111.. 34. past five years the liumltcr of its, par- acoitls alone, traveling in patches like G. A. Wiacnmb. Jr.. Salt lake. 32. ishes and its coiiKrcgsilous have 'been red dust clouds, are numerous enough doubled, and the cunruinus terrtitory to Christina J. Bylund. Balt Lake, 27. destroy the vegetation of a district, Gaetano Tannone. Ogden. 25, Iraro-tin- a which the Ameriisn mission covers while the main body, high up lu tho air, made it Impossible for Bishop Tikhon Pesco, Suit lake, 19. A. J. Cushing. Kandy, 28, Marie Cor-da- to care for it alone, liis diocese In- n host of little black sperks, stretches cludes all North America and Ihe out luto an interminable screen beKali lake, 28. J. F. Burton. Salt lake, 27, Lena Aleutian Islands, ami tie necessity for tween heaven and earth. The fanning a bishop coadjutor lias been made more of their wings brings n fresh cooineaa Beaver, Sait lake, 20. John 11. Parkins, Bountiful. 21, Mary pressing by the general movement on over the hot earth even in tlra depth the part of the Austrian and Hun- of slimmer. There seems to ba a free! C. Plant. Boiiptiful. 18. breath of ozone as of the sea. Mark M. Hall. Magralh. Canada, 23. garian Slavs of the Knnian-Vniawho have been immigrating lo Mary F. Biringham. Vernal. 27. Thomas Freeman. Hcrriman 34. Ida America in large numbers, to return to the eastern orthodox confession from L. Eastman, Herriman. 17. Etslillts of the Bed. James Jackson. Thomas.. Ida., 29, which they were sciwrsted in thi sevBedstead originally meant Ihe bed enteenth and eighteenth centuries. Pearl Cameron, Thomas, Ida., 19. waa the first The Soe of the governing bishop will place.". Ihe truckle bed Maronl & leaver, Salt Lake City, 28, remain for tbe present in Kan Francis- advance on the bench, and then tbe Cora Grace Wilson. Ogden. 27. Chriss Christopliernon, Palmora, 25. co, but. it is proiMMsed in the near fu- tester suspended from the roof. Thrus ture to transfer it to New York, which cams in tbe. Arabian bed a name Ardelia Nielson, Mapleton, 18. derived from tbe crusades. The William W. Thompson. Salt Iakc possesses in the Cathedral Ht. Nicholstreet the four poster came from Austria in lira City, 37, Nellie Glover. Salt Lake City, as, in East Ninety-sevent- h fifteenth century. The late Queen Vicfirst. Russian eburvh in America. 29. Bishop Innocent Is a young man, lie- toria always carried tier bedsieud about year, and with her, and so did (be nobles in tlra ing now in his tliny-slxt- h RICH COPPER SPECIMENS. as a hieromonk. has done much mis- middle ages. The coverlid or counterThe Salt Lake Tribune haa the fol- sionary work in this country. lle is an point, whence cornea counterpane, waa Is the thoroughly often splendidly embroidered. Yet lira lowing regarding the Bimetalli1 grotto English scholar, aud of mines 4o miles out of Cherry Creek, familiar with American conditions. brda at tbia time were often only sack White Pine county: Of straw. Feather beds came from Some elegant speclmena were beWELL REMUNERATED. France in tbe fourteenth century, but Row Brokera' yesing displayed along straw wna In general urn long after. terday- from the Granite Mountain Vancouver,.,. B. C. Jan, 24. It Is Blankets of wool were not Introduced Nevaannounced (hat Mrs. Kay ter Reed, a mining district in Elko coitnly. who made them, da. The man who brought them in society leader of and W'cll by Rlaukrl of Bristol, was Chan. Karbeiein,. manager of a known throughout Canada, will deco- for tbe word, in tbe sense of a coarse woolen fabric, existed before. group of claims including the Victoria,' rate the new Mute) Vancouver in Vicn It toria. that owned is her remnucra-liostaied and White Horse by for 1ht V'sntnlhsion will be ten (lock Mast, Philadelphia capitalists. - Mr. Karl-- 1 thousand dmloity one The clock plant is a native of Borneo, the Is of the Victoria stein says .most., promising propositions in' the and In that country even it la said to state of" Nevada. How thick the ore ELEPHANT CRUSHES TRAINER. lie rare. Tlra plant derives Ita name will prove to be can only lie conjecfrom its peculiar habits, which are tured. There is now 100 tons of pay Londons Jan. 24. George Lockhart, known to but few who bare not studied aver- the well Known elephant trainer and fork on the dump which will it from a scientific standpoint. Tlra : ' circus ; proprietor, was accidentally age 10 Iter cent copper. plant has leaves uf two sizes, one The Bimetallic owiied by Hcrrel ft crushed today liy sn elephant whilo of which acta In the capacity of a Madellena. is being ileveiojicd by a he was attending l the unloading of minute hand, which keeps moving un140 feet, circus animals aj, Ihe Hoe street tbueci which has beat driven 4 o'clock in tbe afternoon, and the til at YValthamstown. station a 40 foot, shaft and open ' cuts, other keeps going until morning. The encounterd. at the ledge was ' larger leaves art aa tbe hour bands. 130 feel and Is 10 'feet. thick, going SPECIAL 'GRAND JURY. Starting In a position when all tha down almost, .vertically, The surface Chicago, Jan. 24. A sperial grand leaves lie close to the stem, with the rroppngs show a ledge .width of 180' cent." copper! feet Uming 7.3 io 10 jury, will lie ailed after next Satur- points hanging down, they rise graduMrr. Karbstein's samples are now day to continue the coroner's investially nntll they torn toward the top, in the possession of Secretary Shorten gation of the Iroquois theater fire. and then they drop to their former poof tho Stock Exchange, who is showing The coroner's- verdirl will probably sition. It takes the smaller loaves them to everyone whb like good cop- he rendered tomorrow night The about ooo minute to go through this per sped men s.; r , findings will Is referred by tbe coronperformance and the longer leaves Just This Victoria group was formerly er to the state's attorney for action. about an hour. Melbourne Times. .worked by the owners and a. small It was believed the present, jury caiwcity smelter was installed at the which will adjourn next. Saturday and A Btrim Wnpn. mine, but .a rompany. quarrel .slopped has much work on hand, could not unBornean The mandan, or bead takwork and it has never been rnsnmed. dertake a full examination in the then The ledges are immense and carry na- ter calamity. The grand jury will er, is a modification of the Burmese cuttive copper, choeopryte and black ox- take up the matter from the beginning, dab. It is a heavy, thick bladed to thirty inches long, from lass, twenty ide of copper. lessened be labor will by and tha although its edge is ground from the right tbe Investigation of the coroner. aide only, tho left aide being forged DONT GO TO 80UTH AFRICA. Nearly a hundred witnesses will be slightly concave. The blade la also heard. slightly curved to the right, so that the Neither Buelnece Nor Employment to cutting action of the weapon la like Be Found In Cano Colony Now. SINGLE TAX IN VANCOUVER. that of an enormous gouge. Only two San 'Francisco, Jan. 24.The Call Van Cottver. B. C.t Jan. 24. A sin- strokes can be dealt with the manduu says: to gle tax proposition is to be Intro- front right to left downward and left By the British consul general in this duced council. right upward. Chambers' Journal. Vancouver in the city city, notice haa been sent to the Cali Alderman Francis Williams, who has of a warning from Cape Colony against been elected, is fathering the lallnMn ( Iatrrrif, the migration to Koutb Africa of any just Hie present assessment Teacher is interested In yau, pa." Under plan. person who are not amply provided plan fifty per rent- of Improvements How any with means for maintains themselves arc exempt. Williams' plan is to ex"Why, today, after she told mo seven when' they arrlvoL The warning comes empt. 70 per cent of tho value of imto alt down and behave myself, as a confirmation of the reports of the provements and to increase the land Imes die said aba wondered what sort of a labor troubles of the country, and assessment to make up the deficiency. father I bad." Cleveland rialn Dealer. should be carefully heeded by all who have had any thought of leaving their ABOUT ALL OVER. A Prlni. present homes In the vague hope of A friend whom you have been gain Gen24 profiting by great opportunities that Jan. Cape Haytien, liaytl. ng dnriag yonr whole life you ought are expected to arise in the develop- eral Deacbamps an other partisan of ment of South Africa in the immediate General Jimlnez. who took refuge in not to ba displeased with la a moment. year becoming a future. the American consulate at Puerto A stone Is many In his notice the consul general Plata have gone on board the United uby. Take care that yon do not deThe government of Cape Col- Slates cruiser Hartford and will be stroy it In an instant against another says: atono. ony desire, owing to the present con- taken to Cuba. dition of trade In the colony and General Jimlnex la at Monte Criatl, nawllr Strrlrt. throughout South Africa. .that immedi- his cause is hopeless, as the governWhen may a woman lie said to be ate steps should lie taken to discour- ment troos have won further vichappily married?" age the going to South Africa of per- tories at Lavega and hi oca. Not until she has bad the pleasure sons without ample means, or prosof refusing several men. Detroit Free pects of immediate employment NumBRITISH BARK WRECKED. and others bers of skilled art lean Pres. lave been thrown out of work, and London. Jan 24. The British hark freult arrival accentuate the difficuIn every family there .1 a genina who Marllmrougli llill. Captain McMillan, lties of the labor market." front Kan Francisco for Iith. is can't prove his genius. Their kind six miles south of BridlingIt appears tbe lioem in tfie way of doesn't count. Atchison Gleb. Fouh African development, that, was ton. Yorkffcne. I : : SALT LAKE DEPARTMENT From liic Examiner's Special I i ' i CerrespendeiiL I SALT MORAL . LAKE LANDLORD Creates Justice Smith and plraded not .guilty. The date of the preliminary hearing was fixed for Frb. 4 and bail was placed at $500. When arranging to give bail a second warrant was served charging him with the same offense in Jtol. To this be entered the same plea, and the same bond was fixed. He was unable to furnish bail and was therefore committed to jail. Clayton, who is a nephew of Apostle F. M. Lyman, was in former Treasurer Hendricks office during the latter part of Hendricka second term. Near the close of the term suspicion wss directed toward Cbtytoq and he. was After Hendricks left office 0, he discovered a shortage of about and accused Clayton of taking llie money. The latter denied It. but made an arrangement to pay the amount rather than have trouble. When the new administration took hold it ordered an auditing of the treasurer's books, and claimed to have found a discrepancy of 11.400. For Mr. Hendricks, the extreasurer. made a complete audit of his books, and found the discrepancy dated back beyond his time. To make absolutely sure there was nothing wrong In the auditing, he decided to check up the tax mils, which the auditing committee had not done. In doing so he discovered false entries In the rolls of 1900 and 1901. The totals had all been footed up accurately and then had been changed by erasing the figures and substituting others representing a smaller sum. The result waa that the treasurer was charged up with over 12.000 less than waa correct. This amount was, of course, collected. As the clerks worked in both office, the one who took the money had .difficulty In alwithholdtering the figures and then ing the money when it came into the treasurer's office. This, it is alleged. wob done by Clayton. Mr. Hendricks has begun civil suit to recover on note Clayton gave him to settle,x it is said, for the first alleged embez-lenient. Additional charges, it is expected. will lie filed next week. a Row in Maintaining His Principles. $1,-20- William Geroules, Rose Johnson. Pel dlcr and Max Soldier raised In the rooms hades for fifteen minutes . ,lie former. Franklin avenue, last landed at the police light. ud then "while the conflict lasted It aroused in the viihe neighborhood, residents that the Impression receiving cinity murdered. ,iue one was leliig slowly The trouble arose over an attempt, brothers to on the pari of the Seidler out tieroules and tie Johnson woman, vbom tieroules says he has married, Joe Soldier owns out of their rooms. to the house, and retried it furnished GoroiiloS. t Seidler declares that his tenant trss using the quarters for immoral purposes and tendering him back tho e, told him to go. wit paid in advam Held-V- r Geroules and the woman reftised. with returned an expreaman, got him after the couple had retired and. breaking into their bedroom, began to take out the furniture. The timely arrival of two policemen beprevented any of the combatants ing very seriously hurt. . All but the Johnson woman were later released on bail. SOLDIER RETURNED. John Deval. a Fort: Douglas sentry, on Saturday afternoon, ihisho,trust and accompanied betrayed WEDDED BUT FEW DAYS. William was he whom guardiKnrce. a prisoner, a traveling musician, B. ng, into town on a spree, was return- andP. Miss Rice, Alice Thurston, of Milton, Patroled to the post yesterday by central aro figures in a rothe rtah, man Carey. at that enacted was which mance Force, who was serving a guardago. according to tho house sentence, has not been found place somo daysHere id. and seems to have made good use of Wells, Ncv.) Miss Thurston Is herself an achis long start. studied Deval lias no clear recollection of complished musician, having lie under Madame Swenson of Salt Lake what happened Saturday night. Come City. remembers that Force said: Klee arrived at Milton about three down town with me and we'll have a weeks ago in company with a patent went. After He that time." the good show. He became acquainted medicine is a in last he remembers drinking a courtVictoria alley dire. When he regained with Miss Thurston and after five the couple but days were ship lasting consciousness bis gun anil hat missing; so was his prisonnr. Deval were married. Scarcely had the sound of, the wedwill be his offense g a very grave one under military ding hells died awsy when.-- it is said. Rice decamiied with his wife's gold regulations. watch, her guitar and 980 of her money. He went to Ogdeff ami a few EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGED days after his departure was located and taken by the polled or that cityfather-in-laTe rate into custody. m Logan. Jan. 23. Amass M.'Ulayton,, At first Uleterni&Kd Rice, former deputy county treasure, and: wfcre IWally arranged and 'one of the most skillful and best' tlfe fickle huBhaad'-allowe- d to deknown accountants of this section, was I .arrested this evening by Deputy Sher- part. iff Marshall on a .charge of falsifying BENEFITS NET $4,000. .the county tax roll, while be was in nflice in 1900. He waa taken before1 Almost $4,000 hah been raised by the citizens of Balt Lake City ami the guards at the coal mines in Carbon roiinty. for the benefit of the wives and children of Amnsa L. Gleason and 4444 Thomas Brighton,' the two street carmen who were killed by J. M. Shock-ley- ; while in the. act or attempting to hold them up. Before the community has fully recovered from the shock of the terrible deed, philanlhro-plcall- y Inclined people turned their attention toward affording the families uf the dead men substantial relief. . be-lin- , . , NEW FIRE ALARM SYSTEM. Park pity. Jan. 23. F. U. Bliss, 'local manager for .thf Rocky Mountain Bell telephone company, assisted by William Chamberlain, has completed the installation of the electric lire alarm system. Ail that remains now is for the City Council to put its seal of approval on the device. The apparatus was made and put together by Mr. Bliss, even to the wrapping of the coils. It will cost the city but $100, The cost of maintenance, Mr. Bliss says, is embraced In the renewal of the battery, which consists of 128 Le Clanche cells. This will have to be renewed once a year. Mr. RUss intends to put in an matte device for giving the various signals by moving a lever to the word indicated as soon as the alarm is approved by the city. The location of a fire will be signaled by blasts of a whistle. . Sale THIS WEEK FRED M. NYE h Hatter and Clothier. ro? NEWELL ENCOURAGING. Governor Heber M. Wells Saturday received a letter from Professor F. II. Newell, head of the arid land rerlaima-tio- n bureau of the United States geological survey, speaking well of the Utah lake reservoir project The letter is as follows: Denver. Colo., Jan. 22, 1904. My dear governor: Our party had a very pleasant reception at Provo, and we met a large number of Irrigators and citizens at the court house. A number of brief statements were made by the people of Utah county and questions asked. The general attitudn of the people was very friendly, and T was agreeably surprised at the bread view taken of the. necessity for the develop- - u-- 1 ii-- , turn vuiu-pap- 1 i - , t n. te con-fwsi- . Whs Yosr t ui.es la HaO. SILVER KING-SALOOBridget is sn c. client mnk: but. like most women uf her pnre,:i.i, sic MURPHY ft GIBLIN, Props. is opinionated ami i:iiis nfio'i iuh Linx? ail her dishes strictly iuivnl1tig to her First Class Wine, Liquors and Cigars,' own recipe, lift mistress gixes her Your Patronage Solicited. full swing nut uuly us t, but rs to the purchase uf supplies. The other 132 Twenty-FiftSt. day her mistre sail to her: Bridget, the coffee yuu are giving ut I very pond. What kind is it':'' It is no kirn! st all, uiuin,'' said Bridget. "It's a miner." How do yon mix it? I shake it Mocha and Java ami mieguancr Rio Blit that's indy What 2352 Washington Avt do you put iu for Hie other iiuaner';" I put in no other quarter at all. mum. That's where so many spoil the coffee, mum -- by puttin' in another quartcr--NeYork Press. h W.J.Da r thnv-guurtr- LICENSED SANITARY The Jaraara Hell. The Japanese language has no equivalent for our word liell, but has the word jigoku" iilKtrad. Jiguku consists of, first, eight immense hoi bells, ranging one beneath tbe oilier In tiers. Each of these hells has sixteen additional hells outside its gates, like so many siitechsinliei's, so that there are in all l.'ttl hot bells. (Second, there are eight large cold hells, calt with Its sixteen ante-hellmaking the same number of cold Hist there are of hoi helm. Besides there 272 hot aud cold Dolls for offenders of the common sort tbe wily Jsps have twenty uiainnioih hells of utter darkness, luto which will be cousigucd the spirits uf children who take tbe uanie uf Dal Butsa, or Great Buddha, In vain. tur rail-roa- PLUMBER TELEPHONE 5ISx THOSE LITE MEN EVERYTHING COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC CO. i . Wretch. ' "George, did you ever love any other woman as well aa you love meT Oh, yea, my dear; several of them." "Indeed! Why didnt you marry one of them instead of me TV "Well, I suppose I'll be asking tuyself that question, too, some day." Chicago Tribune, Phone 614x. MANAGER. 2279 Washington A vs. This Week The Balance of our Stock of Ladles and Hen's SWEATERS at Half Price Xataral Part. seems to be a natural Bhe flirt, ba . . said. "Natural?!. the woman impatiently "There's nothing natural replied. about her bat lira framework. Chicago Krcord-Tleril. fsrci u yjMThc month of Summer Shirt Waists are here. To make room for them f'irst, the new year has Ono Half Off on all bccn a busy one for us. We make Shirt Waists &OCCOOOCCCOCOCOCOXXOOCOCC January d Everything In Our Broken busy month by UNDERWEAR giving unyou usual inducements in STOCK men's wear at prices you cannot afford to pass. This week we are showing the largest as- sortment of fine 50 per cent Off high-grad- e . O O O . BEFORE WE MOVE-, I No such Values ever offered to the public before. U CUM SEE U8. . " You Save More Money by purchasing at this The Buyers at our store last week are Satisfied that it has ever been bur O What More Can be Said WINTRGWS) ) privilege to place, before our customers We are selling $0.75 Caps for $0.50 Reese Howell & We have sold many of these, during the past week, and expect to sell many more this week. If you're interested in caps, better come this week. C fl O Sons. SILVER PARLOR RESTAURANT ' OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Extra fine dinner on Sunday and Wednendsy, from 12 to 3 p. hu, 25 cents. We give nice lunch all day. Short orders at all hours, fresh oysters, game and flab In season. Props. Charley & Hong, NO. 318 25th 8L TEAMSTERS D. IVES w Broom Hotel Corner ft cssaQcsssaedr, STOCKMEN J. C. PLATT SADDLERY CO. carries a full line of Glove. Blankets, Whips, Tunis and Wagon Cover. Mfn. or High Grade Harness anil Ktnrk Saddle. 2272 Washington Ave. 'Phone 514x 0 sale than ever before. Yourselves fitted out for the winter. YOU KNOW RUBBERS GO FREE With every - to $4.00 Pairs of Ladies Shoes. ( Th ir 4 s STANLEYS. STEVENS, at it critically. "Ah, yes, lad; that may be, bat it's no to be tnilstrd. It's Istd ant in the plaid o' the leeht' MacFecbtona," waa bis comment Get the Little Ones as well as U CUM 8EE $1.50 v ELECTRICAL The Greatest Shoe Sale of the Season Continues Only a Few More Days - r HAVB DMA lie the Mam At a Kt. Andrew's society dinner one of the speaker told uf a Scotch gardener, recently landed, who hud great difficulty in acquiring a knowledge of American geography. The son of the household, failing to teach the gardener In any other nay, brought out a huge, highly colored map. The Scot looked per-hop- (Jui-be- f, oue-quart- U3. t |