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Show THE WONDERFUL APPLES APPLES It XlOHNlNti KXAMIXKK: n.': ESPERANTO Grammar Learned in an Hsur Will'd ),- in '(i he "I mi:: wii.u-Ildus agrtin to cuie iJ Nt-ii- ii MtilKNt ll l rli.W UTAH, THE BALLOON U'LANO down imia.i - - f u- ill Very Select - should have a box sent to your home at once T. B. EVANS . o : n nu. ii.it't Washington Ave. Both Phones 26 2464 ft - n U-- Bush .4 Gert'e Piano. Newman a- Bros. Organ. Prss-identi- C. H. WARDLEIGH See-lay- riANOS ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Violins, Gaiters, Aceordeons, njo, String. Ba- Latest Publication of Shoot Music. 8a the Wonderful Pipe Organ. Washington Avenue. 2371 OGDEN, UATH. a I PICKETT Grocery Co. I ' Is where you buy the I Best the Market Affords Fine Fruits , e Bunch-of-Grape- s C-- ten-inc- Com-iderin- e Vegetables Staple and Fancy GROCERIES ALWAYS NICE AND FRESH 1 2344 Washington Ave. fortl-fleatto- a Tour BUMP OF ECONOMY should You should Imltst Sage, the millionaire, and cultivated. 10 tiisc unt thr (tore, where a a long way. Remember hithe babv of the million. xhould stick to the JUMBLE, 2800 Hello 1144. Cider, Pasture, l.orig, Furnished Room. i. .... .JL. ",e second-han- d Koc - 1 ''1. - ooooooooooooooo o O o O O I th character of the transfer j O Mrvio we tnpply our patron. O Prompt, reliable and at low coat, O any tlm you any wall be on roar O O job end handle It expeditiously and O welL O O O O O O O O O I O O I O Fhon 32 for yonrs. O O O Give Her Another. O O Fond par You aay baby swallowed a O krom. Did i, hurt her? O Fond per I'm afraid so; she O si jr since! Ex- - O ai,p rune O . ALLEN TRANSFER CO. - -j l.n ti.c nid Hi,- rates wrrv p.i.ti' where nrnspcclvt cn.ud tin new Irumr s' - n settler, .1 CLOSE IN KANSAS. O o Hoch Wins By Laaa Than 2,000 O Votes. O O Topeka. Kan.. Nor. 12. The O official count received in this city O np to noon today shows the elec- - O tlon returns from 100 counties. O This give Governor Hoch. Re-- O publican, a plurality over W. A. O Harris. Democrat, of 1.703 votes. O Chairman Crammer, of the O state Republican committee, has O the unofficial returns from four O of the missing counties, which O make Hoch's plurality 1,977. O Democrats Satisfied. O Topeka. Kans.. Nov. 12. W. q H. Ryan, chairman of the Dem- - O ocratlc state central commit- - O tee, disbanded headquarters In O this city today and left for his O home at Pittsburg. o It. seems now," said Mr. O Ryan before leaving, that Gov-- O ernor Hoch la by O shorn 1.5'W plurality, although O we have not received the offi- - O rial returns complete. We w o make no contest, as we are O wall astisGad with tha result, O party leaves for Fort Sam Houston morrow morning. to- CASHIER RETURNED TO BUTTE. F. A. Gar Butte. Mont., side, formerly cashier of the Aetifa Bulking 4 Trust company, which went to the wall two weeks ago. waa returned to this city laat night In the custody of Deputy Sheriff Frank Burke. Cashier Garslde fled from the city following the failure of the bank, and, in company with bis stenographer, waa located In Minneapolis, where ha was arrested. Garalde la charged with grand larceny in the alleged theft of a portion of the funds of the defunct hank. Nov. 12. MOBILE, ALABAMA. FIRE. Mobile, Ala.. Nov. 12. Firs which started at midnight last night destroyed the saw mill plant of Hleron-mu- a Brothers, on the river front, and sparks from which ignited the plant of the Mobile Harlwood company, seven block away, caused n loss of shout (66.060. Sever large vessels were in danger at one time ut were saved boat to their by tug coming 1 g -- ("sports AQUEDUCT RESULTB. : STEEL Ik--- d GROCERS mlr-- r r al-ui- d & CO. I put tin PASSENGER CARS. , Mi-!!i- You Ms-ii,ip- i ( n-- - Am-eric- a 3 - - kinds iKir.iiiim wa i. In.ier the ru:e h- n.ctiu.is I'nipto? M In cn.u tlu-r we.nm run n.n.iig uf lire ii i umt;. n-- aii.l uLXiiuii-- Iu i,.w Has Capacity of 1.000 Cubic Meters Uaea Almost Unbounded. L'shieMi and Crap-- , on Cca-d- . quee'imi ni f.u n.! tlm--- . Halil M.pivn:tI mil! H.ei- -t A nee journal made n '!mii Milan Nov 12. D- .n - ; ,:i,- .ri,i rna; tile urn:, he iii- - UG.-at Ok'ahiuua Utiy this niwu'.L staiall. the aan.e. Gun ni'iet tight a: 13" Milan u'..,-i!,.fihr modest, elegantly printed, and appear- pounds siiiy-peiHe grounds of rbe interni the r:ng rid-- i ., , ji :i- ing with no millioiiai.'tp nur. niude 'he weient for ;lie GcMtleM iuii-tl- last Sunday und arriti.i ; vxit might well paa unuoilced aumng r!:e and - cen make it kgain. Tli af'tT hatiili. l r d nVCf i mountain of primed iuai:rr Inch . Mun; H In nc have iu: unlit! negro is la.i-iu..ned litre. boast. Strange to ., howt-terinn Sola!., in.- - lnaiMiil. urtev Tt'i Miliiiiii ha r.ii'... nf i.i 'mi ita appearance Is a punctuation mark asked lue lo d.i one thing :ha: I riiuto ti.i1' :en The u; 'huh! xere in tbs hiaior. , world civilization. It diii not oo. We uni insist thai 1 sign.'r I wruup f w I i v o tlu iargvr end ot the called L'Ameriks Esperantiat-.i- . and should ! u hallu tu the g:u K't-nii.jiue la the dm journal in the United State purs?. uul i; a as our right. 1 in the Adriatic last slrun.i r. jnd SigInternational the dm mg card, not Gana." to nor Urepi. The ren"- - ivrtiwd i exrlu.ively devo-elangtiage. Esperanto. from the 'aier oerona o For there I an International langTb Miiano had i!tnu1il ata'h.er MURDER THE GROOM. dream of philosophuage. The agea-oifrom the start, and itiu reuch,d ar. er haa been realized In a language ao Six The bn '.loon Italians Turn a Weading Into a altitude of Id.lMHi fee! new that millions hare not heard of It. war travidlpg nurtbHifii oer Mount Tragedy. old ao that other are million faat yet B'.auc. und a It pi op rimed tlu-- i' learning to apeak and write it. and are Helow them New York. Nov. 13. Kifleeu min- grew collier and eoliir looking forward to it adoption aa a the traveler,, could ci exmeana of translation and international utes after he had married Maria Em cept an eTrnivr field ot nothing broken stein lu Brooklyn. Augustus Bilvearr.j. communication. Journal are publish- 20 years of age. vsi faulty shot in hi by sharp peaks and do.'i .l wit fmxeii ed In the Esperanto language In Swltt-eriauThe altitude his Alpine lake. home, where he was France, England. Germany, wadding. The rre-fiei- t He died at midnight aat reached was 20.5PU Sweden. Denmark. Auatrla. Ruaaia, for at the Bweeeny hospital with atmosphere made ' Hungary. Bulgaria, Italy. Haifa. Spain. night tlte men to resort to their auppiy of ua aide. bride his at Algeria. Mexico, Peru, and other counone point of waa done by ix un- oxygen to keep alive. The tries; while the language la spreading known shooting who entered the room the trip Signor Usbirlli Micviunbed Italian, like glad tidings over every country and started a row. It is suspected to ;hp nervous strain and buret Into on earth. In America journals of high- that e rival instigated the murder and tear,. o the other suit- of the nioun-t:est standing, auch aa the Ladies' Home the police are the ballu'-receiirt,.i gradually for this man, Journal, Christian Endeavor World, who la known. luoking and landed safely at V Gains. A Pedro Deiwiino. a Boston Globe and many other mre ad- cuvercd tu distance of 175 utile was seriously woundwedding guest, vocating lte adoption. Already two ed during the melee. threeb ours. world conventions have been held at which the language was exclusively ANTITRUST LEAGUE. A DOUBLE TRAGEDY. used, and the International Peace Society and Red Cross have seriously Bert Beelay, Suspected of Murder, and Advocates W. J. Bryan for Neat taken It up. Candidate. His Wife Arw Found Dead. Tits words are nearly all familiar to on who know the English language New York. Nov. 12 At a meeting Owuaso. Mich.. Nov. 12. Bert well, common forma being such as Anti-tmwho waa under suspicion In con- of the Commercial Traieler for tobacco; arbo, for tree; league today, William Huage. steam; akompanl, accompany, nection with tha tuurder id Edwin Gnrwln in West Haven township, last president of tha league, in au address etc. advocated W. J. Bryan fur tha next The grammar ran be learned in an Wednesday, waa found dead in bed Democratic prealdamisl candidate, end hour. Every noun ends in o. every ad today and lyiug beatde him was his urged the members of the organisaalso dead. wtfo, young while e. In a. in the adverbs jeetlve tion to assist In the establishment of verba are absolutely uniform in conclubs end work In behalf of Mr. OHIO MEN IN REUNION. jugation. Esperanto is absolutely phoBryan. Harry W. Walker, chairman of of netic. Jl. moat Ingenious system the executive committee. pohe along 12. New Nov. York, suffixes and prefixes lands marvelous Many disting- the same lines as Mr. Huage. to uished are scheduled persona apeak flexibility to the language. It was that s committee be rull information concerning this re- at the third celebration of the Ohio appointed voted tu consist of 5.A00 Demomarkably successful movement for a Company ot Associates which Is to In- cratic commercial travelers, to be world-widmeans of eommunlcatlnn clude n dinner at the Waldorf Astoria known aa the traveling committee. may be had by addressing, with atamp. on Wednesday evening, December It was pointed out that the members, Oklahoma 19th. L'Amerlka Ftaperantiato, Those Invited to attend include on their journeys over the United City. lT. S. A. and Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks, States, will distribute literature Bryan clubs. It was also Governor Andrew L. Harris, of Ohio; organise AMERICAN FORTIFICATIONS. to estahllah a record bureau," Governor led Charles E. Hughes, of voted In which artlcleu attacking the trust New York; Congressman and Mrs. will be kept to he reprinted In pamphMillions of Dollars Required to ComLongworth, and Andrew Carnegie. for dlatrlbutlou. At the meetThe Ohio oompany has undertaken let form plete the Defense. It was decided to give a dinner at to ereet a chain of memorial tablets ing least once a month to which Demostirring events ot his- crats of prominence will he Invited. Washington, Nov. 1J. General An- commemorating the war. revolutionary following drew EacKensia, chief of engineers, tory It was announced that Mr. Bryan haa reported to the secretary of war The seoond tablet, erected on October would he Invited to be the guest at comIn 15th lest Ohio, at Marietta, that !1 (.052,4X1 will be required to the first settlement In the fliwt of these dinner. complete the engineer work upon the memoration of the northwest territory, waa unveiled fortlflcatlons projected by the board RATE LAW VIOLATED. convened under the Prealdent'e order by Mre. Longworth. The next one la of January 31, 1905. During the year to be Installed on the site of the Suit Brought by Meat Packers Against tavern, In Boatnn, the number of guns available for serth N. P and tha , B A Q. vice was Increased by the addition of where General Rufue Putnam and othguns ers of Washington's generals organiseight mortars, four twelve-inc- h ..Washington, Nov. 12.- - Meat barkrapid-fir- e and ninety-fou- r guns ao that ed the original Ohio oompany. ers In the state of Washington have all together the statu of the emplacebrought action before the Interstate EXPOSIments for which congress has approcommerce commlairton sgalnat th twelve-inc- h TION. 378 waa funds priated Northern Pacific and Chicago, Burlingtwelve-inch h 138 105 mortara. guns, ton 4 Quincy railroads, alleging that 12. Nov. the eight-inc99 587 Chicago, guns, and guns, these railroads have raised the rates 1M93 of Columbian rapid-firexposition For oontlnulng the Chicago guns. on shipments of hogs from the corn 1 a world's what fair a of criterion con ruction of gnn and mortar batterbelt states to Beattie, Washington, to ies an estimate of (4.147,400 la sub- ought to he, General James B. Metcalf figure that practically prohibit the ot mitted ; for modernising old emplace- of Beattie, Wash., a representative nf hogs west. The chief ments (342JM0, and for fire control en- the exposition te shipment incorbe opened In 1909 in Beattie, la hero complainant Is Fryeat 4 Hrahn, which gineer worts (1.504,884. I Brattle, operating porated, For the purchase of a tea for getting pointers on how to launch e concern alleged it would not he able to carry out the plana of de- world's fair. except for the General Metcalf any the Seattle bus- to continue business fense hoard an estimate of (3,810,500 that having established an exla submitted and for searchlight guns iness men raised (706.000 cash to pro- fact under favorable rates tensive (18,987,700; preservation and repair of mote the fair. The fair will represent that hud plant existed for seven years. Ti.e fortifications, (300,000; supplies for an outlay of approximately (10,0ufl,000. continued existing high rate, this firm aeacoaat defense. (40,000; sea walla It will occupy 250 acres bordering on would threaten it with bankand embankments, (236,315; preserva- Lake Washington. The gale will open says, ruptcy. tion and repair of torpedo structures, June 1, 1900. Nearly every state In the Union, (50,000; submarine mines, (1.352.111; RATE SCHEDULES. construction of batteries In Insular pos- Illinois among them,' has promised to sessions (2,803.000, ((250.000 going to erect n state building. said General Guantanamo Be)'; (350,000 to Honolu- Metcalf last night. It aeema Ilk an The Matter Posting tha Tariff Rates Under Consideration, lu and Pearl Harbor. Hawaii; (344,000 exaggeration, but the Intention la to to Buhlg Bay, P. I., and (1.859,000 to ecllpae all previous altempta at world's Washington. Nov. 12. About forty Manila, P. I.); fire oontrol at batter-le- fairs." In these stations, (752,860; fortiprominent railroad men representing the freight departments nf their reDID NOT BUY MEXICAN CENTRAL. fication sites, Hawaiian Island. (176,-16spective roads were present st the insubmarine mines, insular posses commerce rnnimlMlons office (382,500. slons, Chicago, Nov. 12. B. L. Winched, terstate ' General Mackenzie states that the president of the Rock Island railroad, tudav and conferred with Commissionfollowing amounts staled among others emphatically denied the report from er lark on the subject of posting ean be profitably expended during tha El Paso that the Mexican Central rail- rates schedules or tariffs. It is expected that conference will continue next, fiscal year In the principal river road had been purchased by the Chichief subject of and harbor works aa follows: cago Ruck Island and Pacific In order several days. The was Deep water harbor. Ban Pedro Bay, to give It an entrance Into the CHt of discussion today be tbs requirement of rate schedules posted conspicuCalifornia, (192.900; Columbia river, Mexico. Mr. Wlnchell: The Rock Island haa never intend- ously In every office of the rallroeds. between tha foot of The Dalles and tha head of Celllo Fall. (750,000; Canal ed and does not intend to make aay The freight department asked for tha at the Cascades (106,000; Columbia purchase ot Mexican Central In order privilege of merely filing the tariffs and lower Willamette rivers below to gain cnraneo Into Mexico. We are with the agents of railroad, subject who desired Portland, (450,000; mouth of Columbia not planning the construction of any to the call of any person the literal appliriver, (1,000,000; Honolulu harbor, Ha- rand northeast of El Paso and n con- to see them, claiming cation of the law would cause an unwaii, (400,000; Mississippi river (com- necting link in auch n scheme. necessary outlay of money and labor. mission's estimates), head of passes to Mr. Clark Invited further discussion. the month of the Ohio with salaries of ASKED TO DISMISS THE CASE. commission, (3,000,000. OBLIGED TO SIGN. Washington, Nov. 12. In the suNELSON IB STILL TALKING. preme court of the United States toGovernment's Arranday. Solicitor General Hoyt filed a Not te Diecredit far Elections. gements motion behalf on the of government Wia.. Nov. 12. WaitMilwaukee. to dismiss the case of the state of as as and diamonds walnuts 12. The publishers, large ing Odessa. Nnv. Kansas va. the United States for postalking fight In (10,000 terms. Bat- session of the Indian editors and principal collaborator of Territory lands, the who lost have been tling Nelson, lightweight hava teen granted to the the local newspapers title to Joe Gana on a declalon that claimed toKansas and Texas railroad, obliged to sign an agreement not to friends of the Dane have questioned Missouri, arrangeand wttlch are enttaisted to lie worth discredit the government' atrenuonaly, began a weeks engagements for the parliamentary elections of The 810,000,000. motion upwards local Neln ment st theater here. nor generally to excite the people by son will meet all comers. He still was baaed on the contention that, the no substantial In- making undesirable representation of of Kansas stale baa professes that the one desire of his terest in the eaaa. the government's acts. life la a return battle with Gana, but Tbs penalty Is heavy fine and three the Dane says that before be will almonths' imprisonment . with confiscaIN OKLAHOMA. TAFT low the negro tn dictate terms of battion of the offending edition. Furtle he will retire from the ring for 12. A ther. ell papers henceforth must be Okie.. Nov. Oklahoma City, ever. Nelson does not believe that from submitted te the military consorshlp. to the- Tlmea-JournHerman will stand much chance of apertal The object nf these measures, which Taft Lawton and ways Secretary party beating the negro In the forthcoming arrived at Fort Sill will be applied also to other' great ThirThe today. battle at Tonopah. The Ghetto cham- teenth centers. Is to prevent press provincial received the cavalry secretary pion la too light for the clever negro, In behalf of opposition canToagitation salute a of guns. by twenty giving Nelson says. ihe secretary la Inspecting Fort didates. Herman's onlv chance for n victory day Rill and the reservation with a view RAI8ULI NOMINATED to making this n brigade poet.. The !tf - Fine Large Ones UliKMNi;, 'ui..iil'vi!a. .(n seel j; eai- - humltV1 m he tmili for l iVsiusj Ivant.i during the next year. Spare for .'! on s liai been re served wi-ihe Ai.ior.enn Cm ait.l Fruudry ciuniianv aiul 5tr ear will be inA!tiw!: mu! nu'ied shop uf the rai.rrail company. Total real i e ilmaieil ar (ti.iimr run The order to the Aliterienti Car aud Foundre will be divided so a, to cuaclie-- . baggage, and mar! mar. The eiupauvexpris I, ns aim ordered t new wenty fire frciglu mgiue These will he built at the 'a shopii at Altoona. Si- mi, - - ront-pau- New York. Nov. 12 Firm race, six and half lurking l.incH Frederick won. Society Bud Firebrand ihlid. Time. 1:23. Secoud rare, steeplechase, about two mile Licked Out won. Paprika second. Time. 4:35. Only two d Thlul race, five furlong Buckingham won. Fire Opal second. Plaad tliinl. Time, l.u2 Fourth rail, seven furlong won. Oxford aeound. a him-ael- SENTENCED SIX TIMES. won. Mivrrl Mary A Main i'haure won. Acrobat Noli fort third. Time, 1:22 seoond. results. Uincinnati. Nuv. 12. Him race, six furlong Nedrn woo. Bonuie ivaie aeound, Bidder Web third. Time. 1:16. Secoud race, six furlong Field lairk won. Hts! Thistle second. Nun's Yelling iltlrd. Time. 1:14 3 5. Thhd race. ix forking Si. Noel aim, lMd Dtxuii siwoud, Oleaaa laird. Time, :15. Fourth race, ateeplechaae, abort course - Plea wuu. Onyx II. aecund, Urrolln third. Time, 3:08 Fifth race. is forlonga Lexoliii won. loidy Arkm aecund, Urwfly third. Time. 1:15 2 6. Sixth race, one mile lady Ethel won. Henry O. second. Adeaa.1 third. Time, 1:41 (6,-00- e. W. L BISWELL, Jeweler 370 t4tti (tract. 2-- 2-- Valaust. Ga.. Nov. 12. -- J. U. THE NEW RULES. today for the fifth time was sentenced hi death, December 1 being fixed aa the date uf execution. Before Msct With Favorable Csmmsst from sentence was passed today, Rawlings President ElieL protested Innocence of himself and bin won, warning the court, If you Iloaion, Nov. 12. Football, under don't give tin a new trial our bkaxL the new rule aa demonntrated In th Harvard-t'arHbl- e will bs trpun vour hand." gam and nt Rawlings hla Thro sous and Alfred Saturday, meets with fever-ablMoore, a negro, were ronvlcted f the comment from Prenldcnt Charles murder of two children of the Carter W. Eliot cf Harvard university, la an family ner Valdosta more than a year Interview mads public today. Presiago. One son was given n life sen- dent Ellul attended Snturdajs Contence. the cither four being under sen- test, aud expressed, his enjoyment nf tence of death. the game, which .ie said appeared to lilm "free from tinner notary roughness TWO DEAD BODIES. Football Is considered on probation Baton Rouge. 1,., Nor. 12. The at Harvard this year. A MoimtUee dead bodies cf Mrs. R. H. Neal, 41 appointed several months a no to Inyear old, a widow and mother of sev- vestigate toe subject of ethletie spurts eral children and of Wm. Rates, a with special refereaoe to football, has quadroon, were found today in a lone- nut yet submitted ita report. Presias expressed toly spot near University lake, opposite dent Eliot's view, this cliy. The coroner decided that day, It Is expected, will have aome Bates killed the woman and then took weight iwth the committee in recomhi own life. She was last seen Sun- mending that football he retained. Haw-ling- s ((TROUBLED Cam-brtdg- , WITH OLD HARNESS A ran way may canes more trouble. Barlows injuries aad thee eome-tlme- i death are to awfal result a An old harness Is often rrapnnalbla, but a new herneea with week apwta in It la Junt aa badt The kind w sell have NO WEAK SPOTS. Toe will get year meaey worth If you buy herneue of us. Our new eddrus iu 227T Washing J.d iPlatt Saddlery Co.1, W. A. Mila 8. E. Milan. day afternoon In a boat with Bate, POLICY KING. who was rowing across the lake. Saturday night Bates told acquaintance that he waa In trouble ever a woman Chicago, Nov. 12. Patrick J. King, and intended in kill hlmaelf. the former ttollcy King of Chleago, arrested In connection with the alleged frauds perpetrated m the govTRIAL OF KOEHLER. ernment by officials of th Chicago Leavenworth, Kan., Nov. 12. Ad- Branch company, who dealt In homevices received here from the Philip- stead In Nebraska, today furnished for his appearance at pines state that the trial of ("apt. lion da nf (5,060 rase In Nebraska, Lewis M. Koehler of the Fourth cav- the trail of th hoar alry, hr court martial, for an alleged when arraigned for a preliminary show of disrespect to MaJ. Gen. 1 Leo- Ing before United Htatea Commissioner Fonte. King testified that alnard Wood, started at Zamboango. Mindanao, on November 1. Capt. Koehler though he had been made s director uf waa represented by Capt. William F. the company he knew nothing of ths the use Flynn of the Eighth cavalry aa coun- alleged fraud which Involved sel, and Capt. Fred. E. Buchan, for- of the civil war veterans In the taking claim which were merly of Kansas City, Kas., a judge up uf homestead advocate. The findings will he for later to he turned over to tbs ranch warded to Washington, where the rompsny. verdict will finally be given nut. HAS RESIGNED. WE CAN MOVE ANYTHING. MALAN TRANSFER COMPANY Vans, Drays and Bstpgsge Wagons. Mnn PtavM-turMuring and Storage, OUR 8PECIALT4EB (f CONFER WITH MOODY.' 12. It was anNew York. Nov. nounced today that Wm. H. Raker, vice president and general manager of the Pmtal Telegraph and Oommaro.ial Cable company, has resigned all office which he held In the Portland Nor. 12. Attorney General Moody I expected to return to Washington some time tmlsy and; will hold a conference with Messrs. Morrison, Kellogg and Purdy nn Standard Oil matters. This probably will be one of the last conferences before announcement la made es to whether null will be brought uuder the Gherlaw again M the Standman anti-truard. The annonn cement very likely will he made about the middle of this week. AWashington. IN HAPPY ' Copper Mining company. J. 0. Halm, justice of the supreme court of Colorado, was today elected president of the Portland Mining company to succeed Mr. Baker. This Indicate n change In the ad ministration of the oompany for Mr. Baker states that he haa had for several years a large holding la the stock of the Portland company and purpose to keep It for the present. OFFICE 468 Twenty-fift- Street. h PHONES Ind 284. Bed, 224. ex-rbl- LAND. Cincinnati, O.. Nov. 12. The newest link of the chain of Independent theaters under the Bhubert management the new Lyric theater in this city wa opened tonight by DeWolf Hopper and Margaret Clark in Happy Land. A fashkmable and enthusiastic audience crowded the house, which Is s beautiful steel end cement structure as near fireproof as possible and located within half a block of Fountain square, the city's heart Rhubert attract Ions will play rwln-slvelat the new theater. INDICTED Mobile, Ale., Nov. 12. MOROCCAN SITUATION. Paris. Nov. 12. Foreign Minister Plnchon, In sn Interview today regarding the Moroccan situation, declared between the understanding that, France and Spain concerning the measure to be taken In Morocco wan nrw complete. He added: The terms of the Algedras convention will be strictly followed. Nothing ha occurred wan anting a suspicion that the Berlin government la disposed to Interpose difficulties. I The proorganisation of the state bank ceeding aa rapldlj as possible. NEW EQUIPMENT. Th Griffin Paint Co. United Nov. 12. -- All PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, WALL PAPER,ETC OPEN SHOP BABIB. A Is.. ' J FOR PEONAGE. Blair grand jury at Penaeoola, Fla., after four days eeaalon. today returned Indictments against twelve persona, charging peonage nl connection with caiiea which originated at the Jackson Lumber company' camp several month since. v but one Mobile, of the building contractors or Mobile put thier establishments on the open shop bast agreement. men In the show up for TROTTING according to a ptevlons As s result aboul 1.500 2281 Washicgfci Aye building trades failed to work. BRED MAREB BOLD. Islington. Ky.. Nov. 12. John ttplan, the noted horseman, yesterday sold to L. V. Harkncsa. owner uf Walnut Hall atock farm. Josephine Dixon, In foal to Moko: Ross War2:10 ren. 2:231-2- . sister to Tommy Britton. in foal to Walnut Hall, 2:08 lAicInds Princeton, dam ot Walker Emma Kim. 2:113-4- ; Flexn, 3.14 T.. 2:171-2- . dam of Mira Ad bell. 2:09 Emma Brook. 2:091-4- ; Hattie Harding, dam of Nettie Brooke. 2:10, la foal to Moko. a full stater to Emma T., in fal to Flew and two others with record barter then 2:30. The amount. Involved was considerably upward of (20.000. It is regardei by horsemen as the must Important sale of trotting bred brood mares in Kentucky in years. 3-- 8-- ht;p-pp- Gum-mer- JEWELRY. reputation 1 a potest factor to be considered as It is synonymous with ths quality, merit aad prices of the (rods soid. If you deal at BUBW ELL'S you will knew yon will be treated fairly, no matter hew you may be lacking la technical knowledge of the value and quality of jewela of any kind. We keep only the best aad oholceeL used It is marked Where gold with the karat stamp, with silver it is sterling, la gems and precious atones Uisir quality la fully guaranteed. Muakoday sec- Chicago, Nov. 12. -- The management of the Rock Island railroad ha orders for new equipment to cosi (5,000,060. This Is In addition to orTo Be Governor of Arxilla and Neigh- ders given previously this year aggro In the Included boring Province. gating (SJHMi.flOO. new equipment are 2.006 forty ton bax Tangier. Nov. If.- - News of the of- cars. 256 stock cars. 1.006 t tallest cars. ficial nomination nf Kalsull, the bandit 860 coal cars, 80-- flat cars. 2,540 chief, to governor of the town of car and nearly 106 passenger, and neighboring provinces has postal and baggage cars. AU the new been received here. passenger equipment are to have steel OOOOOOOOOOOOOO This nomination is made by the Kul-ta- under frame construction and the o o The territory under RausiU's au- new mail cars are to be all steel. O STOPS 8ILVER PURCHASES. O O O thority extends from Tangier to O Secretary Shaw Will Net Buy at O FRED DEIBEL ACCUSED. O It Is reported hero that. Mr. O Present Prices. the Ameriran minister, paid O New Orleans. Nov. 12. Affidavits O what Is believed to be his final visit charging attempt to derraud the Com- O Washington, Nov. 12. The O to the Sultan four ilsys ago at Fex. mercial Germania Bank and Trust O treasury department today ro- - O Mohammedana st Fez are beginning to company out of (47,006. and also O reived offers for the sale f eil- - O worthless O ver to the government at 72 O display dissatisfaction with the pro- charging the uttering of longed sojourn In Fez of the mission check for (16.320. were today filed O cents per fine ounce. Thnse nf-- o of which Mr. Gummere Is the head. young at- O fora will be rejected, and Sec- - O against Fred Pelbel. Jr., a vonn men O rotary Shaw stated subsequent- - O torney. He Is one of six FREE TRANSPORTATION. whom the police examined last Satur- O iy that no more silver will be O day for recent bank swindling. Two O bought st preeeat. high prices. O O The government baa on hnd. O Chicago. Nov. 12. AH western rail- others are held as witnesses. O he Mid. silver enough to keep O roads today announced that they would of discontinue the practice O the mints In operation for some O Issuing free MEXICAN STRIKE SETTLED. O time to come and ho regards O transportation or reduced rates to land agen's aud a majority of the Laredo. Nov. 12. The strike nf ma- O the promt price as too high O land agents who are registered chinists on the National railroad of O to warrant the government In O with te western trunk line committee exlco st this point h Ivon amicably O making any more purchases at O will find themselves nut of work. This settled end the men will return to O those price. O set Ion was taken benrme the Inter work tomorrow. The company agreed O O state oummerce rules that such trans- - to raise the wage scale 26 cents a day. OOOOOOOOOOOOOO Ar-xll- WHEN PURCHASING ond. Bowling Bridge third. Time'. 1:66. ixth i ace. six and a half furlong LATONIA - u 27 third. Time. Fifth race, mile and an eighth Right KILLED AT CARD TABLE Bluefield. W Va . Nu. Miller, g workman at ihe Mason and .Munday railroad camp allot und killwxl his two companions. Abraham Arter aud Wm. Beal- -, during a dispute over a game ot card a' Oukvale tonight. After the ahoutliig In- esi'kjied. Constable Riir.nult ui the Uniteil Btates Coal and Coke company shot anil killed two of the company1 tonight. The men resisted arrow and the officer iu order to protuci f was compelled to ahaui them. The ihe remit of a drunken alinoting brawl which the officer tried to atop. Rnrosiill will niN be arrested. 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