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Show UE JIOKSIXO EXAMINEE OGDEN', 17T.UI, THURSDAY MORNING, PRODUCERS e ENDORSE KANSAS A FEBKDABT - S3, 1903. S- eo-3Ses-.- 35e3s Va, F.b. 22. A meetof representative of the'oll of Wat Virginia, Western and Eastern Ohio was lie Id bcrc tonigbt to take action on tiic tiglit gint tne Standard Oil Compny in tiie Wert, and especially in the atate nf Kanaaa. The following reaolutiona WhelliflS. W. pro-dutc- ing i Penn-tvlvan- were adopted: Rewived, That we hereby cudoree the action taken by our fcurles president, Theodore Rooaevrlt, and the peoelple of tae state of Kansas in their icits to establish fair' sad. nonest treatment at the hands of the mighty known as ibe Standard Ou turn puny, and we ieel it our duty to do everything in owr power to haTe the uu' lair and mserimtnatiug methous of the and company brought tv aa' end, pledge ourselves to assist the proper officials in any movement toward the welfare of the" independent producer.' It was decided to hold another weot-hi- g on February 28th to take further nud practical action. 1 li! 1 1 V 8Iv Shipments . Last Week Blockade in Transportation. The ore shipments over the Tonopah railroad last week, recording to the Miner, aggregated 1.317 tons, of which 171 tons came from Gold Held. The shipment are divided as follow: From Tonopah Tonopah company, SG2 ton; Tonopsn Extension, 200 tons; Midway, tons; Belmont, flfl thirty-fou- r tons. From Goldflcld Quartzite lease, 153 Florcwe. fifteen tons. The transfer station at Wabuska w ill be completed Monday, and on and after that date all freight will be transferred at that point instead of Moniid house. The arrangements are much better than they were at Mound house, anil the blockade should be broken within the next thirty days. G. W. Luce, general freight agent, and J. T. Preddy, spicial agent of the traffic department or the Southern Pacific, visited Tonopah this. week. Mr. Luce met many of our leading shippers and explained why tha Southern Pacific had been obliged to lasue as embargo against freight consigned to ihi territory. Owing to the demand for equipment on the main line the company could not permit any iqnre rs tn be tied up. There is no dt IKKition on the part of the Sonthern Pacific to injure either Tonopah or Goldfield, nnd Mr. Lure will cooperate with the Tonopah railroad in every way possible to correct the evil. This auit is positively worth $20-0At $10.9$ each vou can aelact yon a Suit worth from $25 to $30.00, from 30 lota of aa finely made and as elegantly finished Suits as the most fastidious dresser could desire; fine home sad foreign Suitings of style and tons, and in a great variety of effect! i, tailored Into garments Of fanltleaa fashion Vicunas, Homespun, Tweeds and Caaaimere Suits, single sad double breasted; a splendid value for only Che-viot- K . Men's extra fine Dress Suita la all tha latest styles and shades, equal to the finest $40.00 tl4 Cl JflwM suit, for These represent the product of the world's celebrated looms and the world's mo- -t skilled tailors. They equal and are guaranteed to excel any $40.00 garment la the world, Men! good durable Gaasimero Paata, fl 10 worth $3,50 ,,, ,,, ,,, I,, ,,. ,, Men'a Dress Paata, worth 14.00 or your money returned Men's fine Dress Pauls, well worth $2.60 .only Mens fine Trousers for 8uuday wear, In $1 PA ... f llu AO. 3dC M b Men's fine Satin BaL Calf shoes, former price $2.26, Salvage price 9Sc ..9Se (1 I A Men's flae dress shoe, former price ... , $ itiv Salvage price own price Men's fine rubber boots, at your Ladies' and Men's rubbers, prices from 49o sad up. at unheard of Umbrellas, Trunks, Suit Gaaea, at ..... prices. On Worsteds and fancy stripes, at Positively worth $5.00 and $6.00 or mosey refunded. 01. Knot Pants, exceptionally good vahM for . . 75c, Salvage Sale price PI 1A Boys' Wool Suite, good value at $3.00, fill Salvage Bale price Boys all Wool 8ultx, good nine for .51.59 $4.00, 8alvage Bale prloa ..nl This Sale Wi!l Continue a Short Time, So Mens blue Denham Overalls, sold every when for $1.00, Salvage price Men's good 8blrte, good value for $L00, 19e and $1.50, 8alvage price, 43e and Mens good 8uspenders, good value for ..9c 25c, Salvage price Odd Costa, odd Vesta and Mackintosh en at your owa 1,000 other artlclea too numerous to price. Every Purchase Is Guaranteed so that there ahell be no mistake, ao exaggeration, no overdraws atatxmeat, we ask yon to fetch this doeimmt with yon when yen seme to the aale sad look over every article herein described. TbnH convince yourself mighty quick with yow erne eyes that everything is sold precUaly as advertised Dont Wait Until the Last Day, But Come Early and Get a Good Selection DONT MISS IT ! There is a crowd, but you will be jostled by pleased and good natured people SALE WILL CONTINUE A SHORT TIME LONGER .LOOK FOR THE Big Red Front Look For the Red Light Open Evenings PUTNAM CLOTHING HOUSE 005eM33gM3&SMSSSM33ra33gM3geM95SM9Se03SSOTe5S33M38GMS33SSMS3 Sixth race, C furlongs Queen Rose won; Swedish Lad second; Bannock Belle third. Time, 1:273-- KANSAS TO 1-- 2 SPORTS OF 5. AT CITY PARK. : THE WOULD New Orleans, . Feb-- 22. City results: First rare, CALIFORNIA - Ban Francisco, Feb. 22. Dr. Igg.i, winner of the Ascot derby last Saturday won the California 'derby today. When he passed the half, going easy, it was all over but the cashing, and he rolled home three lengths in front. Are finished second, and A. Muskuday took the show money. Dr-- Lcggo end Big Beach were coupled in the betting, being pronounced favorites at one to two. Hooligan found friend at 5 to 1. while the othere ranged In price from 60 .to 20 tol . Weather clear, track, slow. Results : First rare, three and a half furlongs lady King won; Scmllune, second; Isabcau. third. Time, 44 Second race, G furlonga-Megre- gor won; Fort Wayne, second; Dora I, third. Time, 1:16. Third rare, seven furling, Uulford won; Build Wade, second; Mocorito, third. Time, 1:30. Fourth race, one and a quarter miles California Derby, $2,500 addrd: Dr. Leggo won; Ara, second; A Muiko-dathird. Time, 2:11 Fifth race, mile end 20 jarda Ethel Abbott won; Expedient, second; Dr. 8horts, third, lime, 1:45 Sixth race, one mile Iahlana won; Nigrctte, second; Judge, third. Time, y. 1-- 2. The Sauls Anita handicap, with a gross value of $1,950. wan the feature at Ascot today. Kehslln won the handicap in the esHiest kind of fashion from Borg he!, with Pasadena, the even money favorite third. The distance was the Brooks courae, 73 yards short of a mile and a quarter, and the time was 2:02 which is the record for the track. Weather clear, track fast. Summary: First race, one mile Skeptic won; second; Glerman, third. Sinicado. 1-- 2, Time, 1:42 Second race, four furlongs Ala Russell won: Ila, second; Wee Girl, third. Time, 41. 1-- Third race. $ furlongs Princess won; Essence, second;. Tim Hurst third. Time. 113 fourth race, Santa Anita handicap. Brooks course Kehalin won; Bord-hessecond; Pasadena, third. Time, l, 2:02 1-- 2. 3 REGULATE RAILROADS . Park Topeka, Kansas, Feb. 22. The Kanfurlongs TishominDick Brown sas senate tonight, after-hour- s go won;,' Gary second; of dis: third. Time, 44 cussion passed s Mil for the regulation Second race, 6 furlongs Bishop of railroads. It provides that a state Poole. won; Delqval second ; Green railroad board shall make changes in Gown third. Time, 1:183-5- . freight rates upon due complaint being Third race, one mile George Waoh-iugmade. This measure was championed handicap Garnish won; Jencta by Ihe railroads and opposed by the second; Ben HCywood third. Time, shippers. A section giving the board 1:451-5- . power to change rates on their own Fourth race, mile Death won; Gold Initiative was Included in the Mil as Spot second; Lida Ldg third. Time, it passed the house, bring modeled after 1:47. the Texas plan. Fifth race,1 5 Coruscate furlong won; Poseur second; Nervaior third. INAUGURAL PARADE. -2 3-- DERBY. AT ASCOT. Los Angeles. Fell. 22. ORES. funded at any time during the sale. Men's fine Suita in Cheviota and Scotch H fiO fJiVtJ Plaids and Birdseye Worsteds Worth $12.00, or your money refunded at auy time during ibis sale if you are not satisfied. er no Men's splendid Suita in velour finished Cassliuerea, all sixes This suit positively worth $1$ or your money beck. Fine dress aults is plain checks and 8118 $3.88 p" Mens finest Overcoata, la I but I have a controversy with retorted Brown. Brown then explained that be did ask the privilege of examining certain depositions for the purpoae of ascertained how many contained no by attorneys for Peabody. Chairman Griffith and Secretary Vin "ton of the committee, mado statements - in which they told of a visit to the latter on Sunday by a representative of Brown whb demanded that the depoai lions in question be turned over to him. Mr. Vinton referred the matter to Chairman Griffith who instructed him to retain possession of the documents and under no circumstances permit any erne to have them without a receipt. Ko further demand- - was. made by 1:43 Brown, they said. D M IA A fine suit of Men' Clothes, ell to amtek; also fine worsted cutaway coats and vesta .fiilJ This suit is positively worth $10.00, or your money re- 11.88 V QUARREL IN PEABODY HEARING TONOPAH-GOLDFIEL- .... d e, joii. 600 to pick Imparted fabrics from the best makers in the world. Mnny lined with the costliest lining. Merchant tailor will 11198 charge you $40. Salvage price 175 Mens and Boys Ulsters, la all styles and hfflfr. go at your owa price. Men's good rtyllsh fiats, former price $1.00 and $1.50, Salvage price Cj Mens fleece-lineUnderwear, good value for 50c, Salvage price hieiii e e 23t ifi Mene Derby Ribbed Underwear, good m lue for 75c, Salvage price OOC M Hsndkerchiefb, good value for 13c, Sal' nge price flC Men's good Socks, good value for 104 Salvage price Meas 60c Neckwear, Salvage price aeeeaeeee 1 9c Los' Angeles, Cal.. 22. Washington's birthday was celebrated at the 16th anuuql banquet of tha Lot Angeles Chamber of Commc rcetonlght atTurncr Hall, ..which was one of the most cl abo mie functions of the kind ever Plates wars given in Los Angeles. laid for 430 guests. H. CMelvaney acted aa toastmaster and tha prlncapal speakers and their toasts were; Senator-elec- t Frank P. Flint, "Good Prof. - J. H. Koshay. Citizenship; Whitte-mor"George Washington; C. of Salt Lake, general counsel for the Balt Lake railroad, Salt Lake and the City by tha Sea. and Kdwin H. llart of Berkeley, "California." Thera were a number of prominent iraidents of Salt Lake present, having rnma through on n train over tha new Salt Lake railroad arriving here tlifs morning . Among them ware I. H. Farnsworth, F. S. Harris, and former Governor Wells of Utah. The hall was beautifully decorated with flowers, palms and the national colors. Brown. "Yes, SbllTSb Overcoats! ill ANGELES Denver, Feb. 22. At an open tesslou of the legislative committee having in gubrrna charge the Peabody-Adam- s t oriel contest, James H. Brown, a Peabody attorney, appeared today and In an Impassioned address charged Chairman Griffith with making false sccuaa tlons against him. Mr. Brown declared that he had been accused by Griffith during an executive session of " the committee of attempting to secure certain depositions, taken by the .eon' testae for the purpoae of elilnsUiig statements detrimental to Peabody's esse. Some of these members of the committed resented the attack on the chairman and spoke their displeasure to Mr. Brown who replied that he had been accused unwurrantedly and he proposed to be heard. Representative Hotly Interrupted Mr. Brown to deny that Chairman Griffith had made any such charge against him and Brown replied that Griffith had been quoted aa accusing him In substance as staled and he (Brown) would hold him accountable until a disclaimer was mnde. Chairman Griffith responded that he was not responsible for statements appearing in the press and wanted no controversy with The from in the very latest styles nnd fabrics; good value for $13.00 Mens fine Overcoats, cut 45, 41, h'q lung, made in Chesterfield, bell d!h positively worth $22.00, SALT LAKE MEN AT LOS A mce 84 Standaid Oil a Mighty Octepui and Pledge Assistance ii Crusade. Call o on 1- -2 Time, 1:02 Sixth race, mile and seventy yards Rosamond won; Ed. Tierney second; Tom Rowe third. Time, 1:52. tlon bill win be reported after a meeting of the committee tomorrow. It is believed that the measure will be reported substantially as it passed the committee on appropriabouse. Th tions hag been considering the sundry civil Mil for several days, although the measure has not yot come over from Ihe house. The advance work being .lope by these committees, it Is thought, will result' in getting the measure before the senate two or three days before it would he possible if the committees acted in the regular way. 1 BAYS LEASE 18 MONOPOLY. Feb. Park and Dreamland. Coney Island; TnsUmea oa the Plantation, an and realistic exposition of the plantation scenes, dances and sayings of the genuine darker, an imposing spectacle the "Glory. of (he Fair' type-fyln- g ihs magnificence of rite 8t. Louis Fair and the Offenbach Review and kaleidoscope of tha fascinating Parisian melodies selected from the Grand t, Duchess, La Perihola, Deceive D Girrofle Glrrofla, and other standard opera bouffes, by th great Offenbach. At the Grand Opera House, Thursday night ; at popular price German Reichstag Passes Them by Big Majorities. Berlin, Feb. 22. The reichstag today passed all the commercial treaties on the third reading. The vote on the Russian treaty was 228 to 81 and 011 Austrian treaty 226 to 79. During the dehate the agrarians f the again demanded denunciation most favored nation clause with nontreaty countries. . Chancellor von Posad owsky-Wehn- er case closed the government for the trestle, praising the agriculVice . tural rlassea as the strong anchor of the ship of stale, while the urban population, he said, was but. shifting sand. . Iltrr 1 q'bcrmann vn Bonnenberg (Agrarian and anti Semite) said the agrarian league through skilful agitation had offered a change in the government' views. It require enormous exertion, ha Mid, "to pull the government out of the von Caprive bog. We now have confidence in the Iicrr von Oldenberg. of the agrarian league, demanded denunciation of the most favored nation agreement with the United Stales, He denounced the chancellor for having, through treaties, opened up ihe possibility for with ibo government of those classes of the population which wero designed by God to be pillars of the state. Herr Kaempf. radical, explained that his party voted for the treaties in order to get fixed conditions of trade before the government shall come still further under the agrarian Influence. . MANTELU GRAND OPERA Fifth rcc, Slauenn course Fireball STILL BALLOTING. won; Smithy Kane, second; Witch 1:09 Time. third. HsmI. Dover. Del.. Feb. 22. The special Sixth race, mile end seventy yards of today's 1 tailoring for United feature Dutisecond; Padun, won; Cincinnati was the gain made by Senator States 1:44 ful, third. Time. T. Coleman Dupont, regular Republican. Three union Republicans SpeakAT CRESCENT CITY. er Denny and Messrs.' I.ingo and Lyons who had been scattering their votes, New Orleans, Feb. 22. Crescent retoday voted for T. Coleman Dupont. It was stated today that the agreeFirst race. 6 furlongs Dapple Gold ment signed by the Ad dicks Republiwon; Lord of the Valley . second; King cans ou Monday is not Mnding. Rose third. Time, 1:191-6econd race, 4 furlongs LI tic Roe MAR8IIAL8 WERE BUSY. won; Blue Grass lad second; Gray : 52 Time. third. Dalt Chicago, Feb. 22. Work toward posThird race, mlie and an eighth Rs inland won: Brooklyn second; Joe sible indictments of leaders of the great packing Interests kept the offSTRIKE IN SWEDEN. Lesser third. Time. 2:02 race, half mile, Martha icers of the United States attorney and , Fourth Anodine won; the United States marshal open today London. Feb. 53. A dpatch" from Washington handicap Girl third. in spite of the holiday. Deputy marsecond; Inspector E. Beriba the Telegraph Daily to Copenhagen shals yesterday, serving subpoenas on : 52 riot baa strike serious Time, a that witnesses who could not be found, three and mile furlongs race, Sweden: Fifth at Hslsingborg. taken place were mostly clerks and department Vivian second; won; George and rioters the Csithmras that cavalry charged managers. 11 Time, third. were Plant injured. that thirty person 2--6. 4--5. ia-po- rt 3-- . COM- - MANY. 22. Washington, Secretary Hitchcock tonight, referring to the After all, Ogden Is to fesvo a taste Alameda company concerning which of real grand opera this season, wen inof Texas Reprcsentetive Stephens light troduced a resolutioy in the house, said though it will be limited lo 'one dona that he could not lccall any such com- only. Mmc. Mantrlli, late prims Mew of the Metropolitan Open House, pany. "I know nobody connected with ibe York, and the Mantelli Grand Opera Blue Jacket! and High School Rep re--1 company, said he and the supposition Company, who have recently crested Denver, Ban Franaentatives to March. that cny officer Is related to me ia any such aLosensation In. Portland and other Angeles way is absurd. There ha been no cisco, westers cities will he oesrd reon leading in of 110 Feb. my opinion Porto part chng Washington. House on nest Rlran battalion of Infantry which has gard to tbe Foster lease. The orig- at the Grand Opera a program embracbeen ordered to take part in the in- inal lease of 1,500,001) acres, or the Friday evening, in tne tower and prison acenrn ot augural ceremonies will make the trip entire 0age reservation waa a monop- ing "II Trova. from Ban Juan to this city and back oly. Under this lease, however, c"ittn Verdis great masterpiece, ifnl garden scene Ihe beaut and tore,' and vested were granted on the steamer Arcadia, which' has of Faust' These two operas will been chartered by the war department right obtained duringt he administraforth the beat effort of two the bring Bndth of as of tion Hoke Secretary for that purpose. The battalion will -, ary wa prims donas, Mme. Mantelli the niceinterior. thst It number 325 men and will be quartered under the orig- and Mmc. Noldi. Mantelli is considon the steamer during their stay in rights of the suh-te-- : inal Foster let-- e should be recognised ered the ablest of alt, Italian prims this city. e donas, and it wa at a tremendous exThe plan ol having two warships in by the department for these pense that Maurice Grau secured her I have in good faith. this harbor inaugural day has been were taken release from foreign contract and Imabandoned and the auxiliary cruiser therefore recommended an cxlrnlffin of ported her to sing in Near York great Prairie will be the naval vessel lo be tiui lease dor ten years on 680.002 acre. sub- operatic auditorium with such peers as th This only represents acreage occasion. on sent here that The faith under the Melba, Acmes, Nordics and other.Trov-atore Another battalion of blue Jackets leases taken in good character of Asimens U "II The lease of gypsy rosier lease. original has been organised at the League Island 1 proved to be the divas greatacres constituted a .600,000 monopoly, navy yard near Philadelphia for service but it is and Ogden music lovers are only Just that tbe similar sub- est role, indeed In Jhe inaugural parade. These men in navtng the opporfortuna-- e should be lessees protected. will make the trip here and back by to hear this distinguished artist tunity rail. They will arrive here on the night insing that role. Mantelli' suppurt of March 2 nnd will be quartered at the cludes such well known grand artists Washington navy yard. The two ns Big. Alberti, Mme. Noldi, Walter will constitute a distinctly naval I "Over Niagara Falla,' was on Ihe If. Wheatley, George Vail, Big. MeroiS brigade and will be in command of boards at the Grand Opera houc last and 51 Is Chatterton Hirkox. Each of Commander Qnalt rough of Annapolis. nigbl. It was a production of the kln.-- l the forgoing opera will be presented A company of at least 160 high school which relies upon the spetacular In with special scenery sod handsome students representing nearly state In plot and stage effects to arouse and costumes. Unusual local interest has the union will march In the inaugural maintain an interest in iho audience. been aroused In the coming of this atparade on March 4. The stage effects last night were much traction and already more than three A1 points of historical interest In better han is usual even with pro- hundred Of our leading society and to be marked by ductions of it kind. An effect most musical people nave affixed their signaWashington tablets for the information of visitors. realistic In ita appearance was a view ture to a subscription list as patrons of Niagara Falla showing the awful of the Mantelli performance, so that that ihe front of t'iU majestic stream a It there i every Indication dailies over the precipice and tbe spray Grand will bn crowded to its utmost WEBER IS GUILTY. which arise from the churning and capacity on next Friday evening. foaming water brlow the falls. The efGIVE ME THE NAMES. Auburn, Cal.. Feb. 22. Adolph fect is pmdured by electricity and is a Weber was today convicted of manifestation of another of Ihe won-de- rs murder in the first degree, for the that this subtle fluid perform. Of your friends or relative in the all East who are conicmplstlng movement killing of his mother. The Jury was There were exclamations of "Oh 15 hour. over the house when the curtain rose to the West during the coming spring Adolph Weber, who is only 20 on this scene and the manner In or summer. years old, wa tried for the murder There will be in effect during tbe whirh it was received testified as to the of his mother, hut he is also ac- big hit 11 made with the audience. The spring months, from ill eastern points ruaed of killing his father, sister stage settings showing the electric to every section of the Weet, great ly Jd brother, and of burning the exposition reduerd rates (both one way and tower at the drew forth round trip), and it will be to their one and family residence. The trageJy oc- a good very vii rurred Nov. 10. 1904. at Auburn, much favorable comment There ia much Interrat that you give me the name of the county scat of Placer connty. of the human interest element in tho parties who may be indueed by these On that day, soon after Adolph left to come Wet. No 'matter where play nnd enough of the sensational to rates his home. It was destroyed by fire comThe may be located, we will have they of mans people. please the and the other four members of the aa a whole, gives a creditable In- our representatives rail upon or write pany, them and adviae them of the cheapfamily perished. An examination terpretation of the play- - The workcom-of to est end heat way to come. , of the bodies taken from the ruins the following members of tho Call or addreas: John of the house proved that the moth- pany is worthy of mention: C. A. WALKER, General Agent, er, father and daughter bad been Gordon (the writer is partial fo him. Northwestern Railway. Chicago shut. because lie took the part of the P. O. Box 750, Balt Lake, Utah. much ibuifol flwppr itporlff), Dn. s Henderson. Will T. Chatterton, George KEEP NATAL DAY IN ROME. G. P. Periolat, William N. Smith, BarIxmlae NAVAL APPROPRIATION. and Snell Owinne Simma. Rom. Feb. 22 Several hundred rett. It is probable that the comns gathered at the American 22. Feb. The senate pany will play a return dal soon. Washington, here to celebrate Washingembaay committee on appropriation bills are dav. Among those present The four big new features in this ton's birthami hurrying their work. Senator Hale, Mrs W. K. Vanderbilt; chairman on naval affairs today con- season's Greater Black Patti Trouba- were Mr. Mrs Levi P, Morton, Mr. ' nnd Mrs. are Lmoncy ferred with Secretary of the Navy Mor- dours' performance Biddle of Philadephln, nnd E. A. ton, and it is saW the naval appropria- - Dreamland, a musical slut on Luna Craig -- sub-leas- bat-nllo- American diplomatic representative to be at Roms for five consecutive anniversaries of Washington', birthday. FURTHER BODIES Bra-bnu- 22.-1- GERMAN COMMERCIAL TREATIES. Bowen, brother of tho American minis Venxuela. Ambassador Meyet wan congratulated upon being the first tar to AMUSEMENTS :e see Am-rica- FOUND Rescuers Ara Still Heroically at Work Digging. Out Ghastly Fragm mentary Remains. Birmingham, Ala., Feb. 21 At I o'clock this evening 73 blackened and disfigured bodies had been recovered from the Virginia mines. In which tha awful explosion occurred on Monday afternoon entombing morn than 16$ of ' tbe best men In the dietrlct. Tomorrow will ha n day of funeral ad Virgins City, Bessemer, Platt City anil Enelry, The mm have been taken to Beesemer as fast aa Identified. An ex' Its supply of coffins from neighboring elite arrived today. The rescum are still heroically at work la the slope and aa tho diggers ad vance tbe bodies further In the mine are found to be worse burned and mutilated than thoae nearer the exterior. No hope lo now held out. that any of the men can be alive. Three men were found yesterday whoso heart, were still beating, but, they expired Immediately on caching the out able sir. The Birmingham district him com, promptly forward In the matter of relieving be destitute families of the victims and mass meetings have been held in' Birmingham, Bessemer, Easley and Pratt City today for the purpose. Hundreds of dollars have been sub scribed in tbe suburbs and the Binning, ham Commercial club has raised more than $3,000 for the sufferers. Alabama district No. 20 United Mine Workers of America, today voted $5,000 to be distributed among tho bereaved families. Is It a burn? Use Dr. Thomas Eo Irctrlo OU. A cut? Use Dr. Thoms Eclectric Oil. At your druggist's. GRENADES WERE ANCIENT. Lama, Peru, Feb. 22. It was ascertained today that the 150 hand grenades charged with dvnamite and with fuses attached which were discovered yesterday under the floor or tho rooms of a house in front of the polios station which health officers were disaffecting, date from ibe time of tlie Plrola revolution and his entry Into Lima in 1695. see "BACK TO THE PEOPLE. Topeka, Kansas, Feb. 23 W. J. Bryan addressed a meeting of Kan- ns Democrats tonight en "Back to The occasioq waa a the People. Washington birthday banquet given by the younger element in the Kan- sas democracy. Advantage was taken of the occasion to begin a reorganization of the Dnnocratie party In the state. It was decl-jcthat a vigorous campaign would be waged until the next election in the hope of electing a state Demo- era tic ticket. State headquarters will he maintained here perman- ently. d seeeeeeeeeeee eeeeee |