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Show UORXIXO NIECE PBESIDENT of o DEAD FRENCH SAIIXU DROWNED. Portland, Ore , Deo. 3. Refused to go aslmru from the French ship. Jules Gome., Ytes ilarie Moigne a sailor eudesvoritl to escape from the veswl by leaping rront Hit- - main d k to the wharf at which the ship was lying. Moigne struck ins bra, I against the d.ak. rolled down the iliuie and was drowned In the river before he cmil be rescued. 111s home is in Andierne. France where he left a wife and f..:ir children. i SPORTS OF yer-missi- I- York. v-- w 5 - -- M- Fr3k J- - of the late Major lk daughter and a niece of President Gen-- Z Burke. dead at her home Zacharr Taylor. ia Her bufehand, disease. heart v Mm leading number of the bar. !ll in a sauilarium, and news Zfurs Broth's death shocked him so that his death also is expected lastly mith --s- SUNDAY MORNINO, DD'EMRER UTAII. 1 " "here her father was then station. ter youth she was a greatNewl so-Ji- favorite in Washington and Tork. 5. 6HE.IT SUEHiliTET SALE OF CROWDS win six-da- y MILLINERY San Francisco. Dtv. 3. Amor.g on the si canter Korea which sailed today for the Orient. wa Bishop M. C. Harris of the Methodist thurch. who is returning to bis miei..n in Japan. ce NO FIRE DAMAGED GOODS EVERYTHING IS THIS YEARS' STYLES AND DESIGNS. THE NEWEST THATS OUT. ALL MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. ANY HAT IN OUR PARLORS AT 29:32 San Fraurisro. 1X-- . 3. The game was li'tli elf. than a struggle between Baum and Keefe for pitching honors. R.H.K. Store 0 5 1 IjOS Angeles 1 acotna .. ..A 9 2 , , , . .. Batteries Baum and l.eiier; Keefe and Wilson. Grand Opera House Mon.& Tues. Dec. 5 and 6 .McDonald. Umpire New Orleans, Dec. 3. Re wilts: S 5. 5. FLORENCE ROBERTS and her superior company in two magnitlcent 1:19. Fourth race. New St. Charles hotel slakes. 5 furlongs Lucy Young, won: Salady. second; Yorkshire La.l third. Time. l:a. I'ifth rare, mile and an 8th Sivncer-ian- . won: Rankin, second; Lurslighter, third. Time. 2:02 Sixth race, mile and quarter Uitle Elkin, won: Brooklyn, second; Burke Cochran, third. Time, 3:21. product ions. MONDAY NIGHT. ZAZA 5. TUESDAY NIGHT. ENTRIES FOR MONDAY AT A8COT. MARTA OF THE LOWLANDS, Los Angeles, Doc. 3. Entries fur Monday: First rare, purse. 5 furlongs Mary Gallant, Sinicado, Paelflco, 118; Black Jot, llii; Forerunner, 113; Bochmeis-luu-, llo; Ferde ljince, Revel, 107. Second race, selling, 7 furlong Namtor. 112; Golden Light, li7; Bine Ridge, ("anejo. Monlente, 102; Pol rcro Grande. 101. Tltird raw. purse. 5 furlongs Gold- Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00. Scats on Sale Grand Opera House en Hoc, li)7; Gold Rose, Belle Kinney, 95; Tra motor, 85; I iritis, 95. Fourth race, selling, mile and a aix-- i eonth Harbor, linns Wagner, 111; Chub. HO; Iras, lou; Tryon, 98. Fifth race, selling, one mile Miracle r, II.. Pilot, July Gyp, IMloa, Exapo. 99; Liberto, 98; Mr. Robinson, 97: Erne, The Covenanter, 94; Evermore. 90. Sixth race, selling. Slaitson course Dan Collins. 14; Bath Beach, 112; Skirmish. 114; Dollie.Weithoff, Anges Landseer. 104; Carlisle, 192; Lauretta, Phillips, 99. Another Belasco Co. Two NIGHTS AND SAT. MATINEE t m Jln-gle- Commencing. j i FRIDAY EVE., DEC. 9th Special engagement of the Romantic Actor An Artistic Triumph in Every City!!! In the Superb Scene Productions of HEART8EA8E Friday Evening. THE SECOND IN COMMAND Satur ..day Matinee. SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE Saturday . .Night. Direction of Ilrlasco. Mayor ft Price. Artistic Scenery and Costumes Com pany of 25 selected Players. Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.P9. Advance Sale of Seat at Box Office . pens Thursday morning. WHITE rnmtsEy FAVORITES WIN AT ASCOT. Lo s Angeles, Dec. 3. Four of the winners al Ascot today were public favorites. The best race of the day wan the second, at 5 fnrlongs. Tram atur, Belle Kinney and Workman were the favored ones, in the order named, and that Is the way they finished. The time wae 1:0 flat. Summary: First race, selling, 5 furlongs Pilot), won; Titton. second; Sir Christopher, third. Time, 1:02 Second race, selling, 5 furlongs Tramalor, won; Belle Kinney, second; Workman, third. Time, 1:01. Third race, selling, 5 furltStgs Rath Beach, won: Our Pride, second; Great Mogul, third. Time. 1:01 Fourth race, Slauson course High Chancellor, won: Escalante, second; Delagna, third. Time, 1:1U Fifth race, selling, 7 furlongs Wager, won; Dudley Cross, second; Jingler, third. Tin, 1:27 Mortality, second; Do rice, third. Time Sixth race, selling. 6 furlongs Durbar, won; Tam OShanter, second; Mortality, second; Durlce, third. Tims , , e Grand Opera house 2. R. ALEXANDER GRANT, Manager. THURSDAY, DEC. 8th MASON AND In FRITZ AND 8NITZ 1:15. Benuings, D. C.. Dcp. 8. Results: y This was day at Bennings, and marked the closing day In the east for the season of 1904: First race, mile Poseur, won; Cannon Ball, second; Orfeo, third. Time, MASON get-awa- 1:43 3-- 5. Second race, 5 furlongs Tarpon, won; Calmness, second; Critical, third. Time, 1:03 Third race, steeplechase, about 3 miles Ivan, won; Woden, second; Imperialist, third. Time. 6:24. Fourth race, the Maximum, 3 miles Ben Crockett, won; James K second; Short. Hose, third. Time, 5:34 Fifth race, 7 furlongs Ruby Hempstead. won; Frank L. Perley second; Old Glory, third. Time, 1:32. Sixth race, mile and 40 yards Pro- 5. Induding a chorus of pretty girls. POPULAR PRICES. a. m. 9 HALF PRICE- SEE THEM BEFORE YOU BUY 5. STAFFORD Ma-za- n. The Bean Ealera P. lesin Palmer, Australia; Emilgraz, Mexico. K. W. Samuel son. The Mormon Saxon Williams, Salt Lake City. Quaker Chicago team - John Beddell, Menus Beddell, Brooke, 1. 1. New York team E. F. Root, Oliver Dorlnn, Sheepshead Bay. L. I. Me- Bosum-Cltlcag- o team Hugh , ChiLean, Huston; James W. n If Price, Style and Quality are to be Considered, Attend the Sale of j i B.R-'owier- cago. YankeeWesiern team Harry CaldHampshire; Norman C. Hopper. Minneapolis. The two Turks" Pat rick Keegan, l.owrtl, Mas.; Patrick K. Keegan, Boston. Newark-Bronkly- n team - Klnyd Kreh Newark, N. J.; Joseph Foglcr, Brook. well, New lyn. SPECIALS i Charles Tnrville, American team Philadelphia: Louis Metlling, Roslon. East, aide Hebrew team Sammy Bulkina. Boston; Joseph Rorkowitx, New York. California Hardy Downing. Burton Downing. San Joee. Hobo Italian team W. F. King of Missouri; Mario Roeeinn, Daly, at the RACES Leader Millinery, Sail Francisco, Dec. 3. Al Oakland today nlndeen bookmakers who drew In were kept busy Handling the money. Four favorites finished in front. The main attraction waa tlie mile and a sixteenth handicap. Arcade, I ho favorite, did not appear io be al home in the heavy going and Ellioii. (lie second choice, was also a disappointment. The finish was between liombadlfr and Galeyay, the first, named winning by a noee. Ripper rau away from tin Held In the fifth. InalMlita. a 12 to 1 chance, took the last race. The stewC. W. Chappell ards an.l his horses ruled off last season. Summary: First race. Futurity course, selling Pickaway, won; Stilicho second; Corner Kelly, third. Jiipe. 1:13 Second race, 6 furlongs, selling Mlmo, won; Foxy Grandpa, second; Alice Carey, third. Time, 1:24 Third race. Futurity online, selling Platt, won; Klxelle, second; Edrodnn, third. Time, 1:15 Fourth rare, mile and a sixteenth, handicap Bombardier, won; Gateway, second; Elliott, third. Time, 1:49 Fifth race, 7 furlongs, selling Ripper, won; Bronze Wing, aecond; third. Time. 1:30 Sixth race, mile and a .hundred yards, sriling Isalielllta, won; Dungannon, second; Col. Van, third. Time, Monday is the Last Day oi Specials. Ladies have-reinstate- 2. v 0 A. M. and all Caps goat 25 cents. During the hours between 2. 2. We Offer $ 1 ,000 MRS. FINUCANE DEFEATED IN SIX ROUNDS. Chicago, Dec. 3. Kid Goodman of Boston, defeated Billy Finucane of this city in a six round bout tonight In the gymnasium of the Chicago Athletic club. The fight wae Goodman's all the way. He scored three And n and LIquozone like an excess erf Try bottle of Liquosone we Is deadly lo vegetal matter. a disease germ that it kill. We do this to assure yon LIquozone goes Into tbs stomach, J nd koepltals, we Ior the American to one aack si "ld try It Acts Lihe Oxygen. w taadu!?!!' koH, it inccis it4 i Haw -- 00- P ta Wire, been the con- and chemical into the1 bowels and inlo the blood, to go wherever the blood goes. No re-i- at germ can escape it and none can The reeulu are inevitable, for it a germ disease must end when the Then Liquosone, germs are killed. acting as a wonderful tonic, qnlckly restore a condition of perfect health. Diseases which have resisted medicine for years yield at once to LJqiio-onand it curse diseases which medicine never cures. Half the people yon meet wherever you are can tell you of cares that were made by it b,n' Yet it rwa,n RwnWde. The all Rirleai Sionaa Tnbaraalwla Tmno Llaara Varleoaala Wunaab illwana .iaaawa that bed. wilb ferar all Inflaan laaikw all raiarrli all mmuim Siaaaaaa-a- ll lha naalM of impura ur pmaoiiad blnml. InnarrmifOrb'litf Lianmnna ana aa a Tltallaan Uvaunbaa-Ol- ae All aoaoaiplMbi ag wbai au Sruia aaa Oa. 50c. Bottle Free e, Germ Diseases Assorted Sizes and Colors on Absolutely Plan Xmas TABLE Ft liiswr Vr-lirfhis-ns CaimfTb-OBi- iiv riwitwf-li'iin- iia IWnSm are vegetables; ll)WS UropW Washington Avenue. to-da- y. immms La Onaiw LMO!Thf Tronhm Lw M aims-K- wi" auarR'ait TroublM Hlmniwlra iK Kia Tnmm aupplj aa a He. baUla iraa will lake it. shopping early and have it done with. Do it now. Even tho this advice is freely given its geiod. 4 X SI SmSnla-erpXI- imaca Trnnb ea Tbfoat TrwMaa A AnTj,hTe1annrb'--n',o'tTelBaliiLla- wij Iw i iwir aappkwl lor a wax for KIMONAS, worth your 1 5c, on Sale 9c. , want to see you this week. We SEE WHAT we can FURS rita plainly. FLEECED GOODS Games, Dolls, Vases, Cups and Saucers, Mirrors, Toilet Sets, Cuff Boxes, Baskets, Albums, Umbrellas, Gloves, Etc. MeestMaassssssseeisMtsoitisst Give fall adnrai Pieces 27 inch Cotton Toys, HANDKERCHIEFS, Books Do For You In aaseseeas Fee 40 You Know the assortments are at their best and you get better service now than later during the rush. The entire center of our store is given over to the display of sensible things for presents. 468-4- Coaatlrailoa 2 M LYON A Little Advice 20 ODD SKIRTS In the Wrap Department If you need LIquozone, and have never tried it. please send ue this coupon. We will then mail. you an order on a local druggist for a full size bottle, and we will pay the drug gist ourselves for it This ia our free gift, made to convince you; to show you what Liquosone is, and what it can da In Justice to yourself, please, for it places you unaccept it der no obligation whatever. These are the known germ diseases. costs EOc. and $L an that medicine can do for these Liquosone overcome Nature le to help troubles IndiCUT OUT THIS COUPON the germs, and such results ere fnr tbit offer Biaz not appear ini. Pill oat rect and uncertain. LIquozone attacks and nail it tetha Liquid OaoupCfe, are. And tha blanki tbs germs, wherever they Wabaah An., Chicago. when the germs whlrh cause a disease '. are destroyed, the disease mnat end. MrdiMaaeia I baoo never tried IJquouaa. hotlfpoa will md forever. That Is Inevitable. 1 na. that 6rm raaiaa Korm-U- (ioliro - ,.1,nld tlMt do whlU Dlias U le a nerve food and .Jfabt'a Howal Troabie Cold ra helpful thing in Coaba Cnawiwotlaa Its effects ereex-- h Colle-Cr- vo,h: tl'awk. I Bot by com- nor to there any alco-J- y are derived soie-W7M gas by a !l r n Immense apparatus 1 koog it oxy-gp- of-l- ar rights we have spent over one million dol-J- w '.Vi Tew. to buy the first bot-f- rt E S. 2351 AT HALF PRICE, For a Disease Germ That Liquosone Cant Kill. LlQuozone its worth to a worth so great that, after thnJk1? Product for two years, 1 Leader Millinery Company 1:52. t W..,?Te 1 2. BARGAIN ln-kl- ly. Trimmed Hats $5 to $7 go at $2.50 Children's Hats 25c to $2, regardless. 4 the germs. known to kill ke body without hilling the Any drug that kills germs J!r 00, Ul cannot be taken Medicine Is almost helpless disease. It U this fact vwS i 4-- 5. I Qwwone does kill the only way Jt MILLINERY CO. Special Prices Nal Huiler, James P. Moran. Boaton. Attstralia-Mexiea- ELSEWHERE. IIIp-pnna- x, EASTERN SEASON CLOSES. 30 PEOPLE 30 Erst sale opens Wednesdsy le 2. .With A Comedy T he international race, open for professionals, was von hr W. S, Fenn of Bristol, Conn. Time, 22:29. One mile amateur, npi-i- i race, was won by J. J. McKinnon of Hasten. Time. 11:28 The mile, amateur handicap was won bv Matt Downey of Boston. 35 yards.) Time. 2:HS The following thirty-si- x oy. lists, the gamiest and fleetest long distance riders in the World, mskc up the eighteen teams that will compete in me six day race: Swiss-Frenc- h team .Iran Uougolu, Switzerland: Petit Breton, France. Belgium-Hollan- d team Arthur Belgium; Johann Stol, Holland. French-Argentiteam Republic Ant one Dnssol, Argentine; Andre France. The Dixie Flyers Bobby Wall hour, Atlantic, Oa.; Bennie Miiurue, Tenn-ess- e. 3-- 4. furlongs Astarita. won: .Ml s: yen. second; 'Floral Wreath, ihiril. lime. 1:19 l race. 5 furlongs Brush lp. won; Bisiiue, second; Halcyon Days, third. Time, 1:05 Third race, mile Garnish, won; Plat us. second; Forehand, third. Time, rare. First Frederic Belasco Presontg fcP --3- won: Jane Holly, second; Arralt Time, 1:48 Gowan, third. ATTEND PRELIMINARY RACES. New York, Dec. 3. Mauison Square Garden waa crowded tonight by who witnessed the races prebicycle liminary to the annual lave which will begin at five ulinutes FREMONEV CHANGED HANDS past midnight tomorrow night. QUENTLY CLOSE OF EASTOf these preliminaries i he chief evnt ERN SEASON. was that in which Bobby Walt hour, the six day champion of .um year, met Commencement of Six Day Bicyda Hughie McLean of Boston in a Race Hughie McLean of Boston niotiT paced race for the middle-distanNow Hold Middle Distance championship of the world. 1 'tittle race for In the motor-pace- d Championship of the World. the championship. Hugi.ii- - Mellon of Boston, won. after cacti m the riders riTCH I NtflToNORS. bad met with a mishap. Yue time was THE 4, 1904. ile was born 71 years ago nldVort Moultrie, at Charleston, 8. in CVIDEN. EXAMINES, t I Fame & Hwst Dry Goods BEST BLANKETS for $3.50 You Ever Saw. |