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Show TIIE MOKXIXU lit TOM i La Vella won. Levia sec'r.l. EXAMINER: OC.DEX, I'TA II, TUESDAY MAY MORXINU, 22, I.Aura E. ihlrd. Time. 5i seconds Sixih race, selling, six furlongs Rocamcre wen. second. Isury third. Time. .if, 2.5. Seventh rare. ae!!:cg. mile ReJ Light non, second Reticent third. Time, 1:43 e CHICAGOS 1 IN GAME three-fourth- h seven-eighth- . nine-sixteent- three-fourth- ' s, Du-re- ll Al-lin- three-fourth- Yo-aa- three-quarte- 3-- lm fur-v'ti- 5. 2-- RESULTS 1-- P 4-- WERE WILD s cne-filt- RAM TWO PITCHERS IN THMTH Linron. Mv game Today' was a ti:ii- - i not tn error being inije ui either elite and bo:h n. suptu'ti form. puciur Washington, 9; St. Louis. 1. Waehlpgtou. May 21. Washington bunched their hi! oil Powell today Cincinnati, 6; Brooklyn, 4. li.nulln. Cincinnati, May 21.- - A babe on balls, and beat St. a sacrifice hit, Corcoran's single and Score R. H. E. - ii II, 2 Schlies double, gave two runs and the MasninglOB . IH2 lur, "''ii "mi (Mil 1 St. laiui gamr In the eighth inning. Kit- R.H. E. Score Batteries F liken berg and 6 8 4 t redye; llartsel and Rickey. Cincinnati . ...902 020 02s 4 10 3 010 012 OOO Brooklyn and Overall Batteries Ewing. Chicago, 7; New York, 6. New York, Muj 21. The Chicago 8clilei; Strlcklett and Bergen. Americans won the first game of the ; Boston, 0. series from New York today. Elder-feld'- s Pittsburg, bad thinw in ihe seventh inPittsburg. May JL Pittsburg, with Willis on the rubber, had no trouble ning let In the winning run. in shutting out the Bostons today. Score R. H.E. Othi 131 21- 0- 7 Score R.H E. Chicago 7 4 012 000 14x- -8 14 0 New York . ..H'l 2W 10U 6 11 6 Pittsburg U 7 1 000 000 000 Boston Batteries White. Owen and Sullivan; Chesbro, Clarkson, Crilllth and McGuire. Philadelphia, 1; St. Louis, 0. Su Louis, lit)' 21. Coutney's single and Sparks' double In the ninth, reMANHATTAN STREET NAMES. sulted in a victory for Philadelphia. R. H. E. Score Manhattan lsluud has displayed very Philadelphia . . .000 000 0011 5 1 little system !n naming itu streets 0 6 0 000 000 000 St. Loula They have names with reason and Batteries Brown and Raub; Sparks without reason, and in most cases and Dooln. where there have been reasons the march of improvement and lapse of AMERICAN A8SOCIAYION. memory have nearly buried them out of sight. BL At Minneapolis Minneapolis Great Broadway, the largest commerPanel game postponed: rain. cial thoroughfare in the world, has a At Milwaukee Milwaukee 2; Kan- good reason for Its name, though the sas City, 4. city now has broader ways, but in the Louis early At Toledo Toledo, 10; rfnya of New Amsterdam it waa ville. 8. the broadest of them all and the moot At Indianapolis Indianapolis 0; CoImportant, leading, as it did, through lumbus, 1. the length of the Island and into the far country of the north. Then Broad Colleys Baseball. street was quite properly so called, Chira go. May 21. University of Chi- for It la broader than Broadway, though cago, 4; Northwestern, 1. quite insignificant in length, being formed somewhat like the Dutchmen Westerner Buceeeeful, who laid It out 21. In the Hoy Lake, England, May You well wonder why Beaver amateur gold championship games to- street lamay so ca'led, for there la no eviL. MacLeay, of Oregon, beat dence of the beaver there, as there day P. M. Copeland, filammor Gold club, by was when It waa named. It was once five up and three to play. only a beavar path leading to a swamp now covered by Exchange place. And PASSING OF THE SAILING SHIP. Exchange place suggests its baptism for on tbs bank of that swamp tbs Workman's Compensations Bill Will early settlers met for barter, aqd aftKill Tacks and Sheeta. erward on J that site were erected houses for exchange and aalew hlch If the workmens compensation bill have been continued to this way. ai It now stands passes Into law. It Bo It la with Wall street, a little will be the death-kneof the British further nonih. The wall erected for sailing ship. protection in I6C3 the Dutch, wbo There are a few trades In which feared a foray of byNew vessels can still be profit- long ago disappeared, butKnglandcra, the name ably employed, trades In which prompt remains, not only to designate the dispatch la not a matter of firstrate street, but to describe matters finanImportance. cial. d The bulk of the clipAgain, further north, we find no pers which yetJdm the seas are en- rraaon for Malden lane. The maidens In Indian In carrytrade. the jute gaged who mnde the path on their Journey ing wheat from California and South bark and torts with laundry from mutor In frozen America, bringing the stream that flowed where Gold ton from New Zealand. street now Is, have long ago been forfinBlue water voysgea from start to gotten, but ' their memory has been ish. all of these, by way of the cape preserved In the name of the street or the Horn. The sailing ship cannot And Gold street? .There never was compete with the ateambot on the Buer gold thre, but the street did run along canal route. Tlie opening of the the foot of an elevation known as Panama cutting would have Immensely "i'roldcn Hill," because of the profusion accentuated, her decline, did not the of yellow wild flowers tint crowned it measure already referred to promise In the spring: to anticipate this end. Then there is Green. There The proposal to treat sailors like Is nothing there Bowling to suggest the name, shore workmen, so far as their em- but there waa a UUle more than two ployer's liability goes, may or may not hundred years ago, when Hnna and be perfectly cqnltable. This aspect Frits played bowla there, and called of the matter has no bearing upon It Bowling Green." Close by It Batthe net result, which is to render the tery place, with no Indication of a batsailing ship prohibitory by virtue of tery or thirty-tw- o pounders, excepting tha risk Involved. the openings ye; remaining in tbs A few brief slatistlqs will serve to io Canal street Aquarium. Go on make this point perfect ly clear. The and you will find noupcanal other than returns prove that while the mean an- a huge sewer under the street nual death rate from accidents In all that marks where once waa a paving canal occlupatlons among 6,000,000 of work-pppo- that drained Collect Pond, on the alts la under seven for every 10.000, of tbe a theacheroua Tombs, in the case of aeamra. It la over fifty-eig- swamp into tbsthrough North river. for every 10.000. was a bit of poetry and sentiThere For every one steamboat sailor who ment in the old names and their Aloses his life at sea, four salllDg-ahl- p ssociations. Boon these were mostly men perish. It stands to reason that If dropped, a little sentiment being prethe shipowner is to be rendered liable served In at reels named after Indaccording to the proposed terms of the ividual. suggested Hudson, Astor, bill, he will he confronted with a con- Roosevelt, Clark, Fulton, Clinton, Coopdition which must render the sailing er and so on. Moore" Though ship prohibitory. . might be mistaken for a person's Alien Seamen, name, it wae then a There ia one feature of this threat- mooring place.originally Moor, ened issue which calls for serious conThen came the prosaic age, sideration. This tentative measure when streets wereentirely numbered and letInbids fair to cripple the shlpowning an in tered, beginn'iig terest. Nor Is it likely that It will fashion. First street Is not arbitrary first any prove an unmixed advantage to the place, excepting the first north of British seaman. For the average alien Houston street, being a mile and a sailor la a veritable Ishmaelite, whose half from ihe where it might obscure and remote relatives, would have been, withBattery, some res non. So with never of most probably hrar hia death, First avrnue and avenue A. New and therefore not make any claim. York Herald. To realise tow completely and rapidly the Bailing ship Is Indeed dying LOCATING PARTY out. we have only to turn to the figures INTRENCHMENTS. published In the last quarterly return of Lloyd's register. In the corridor of the house I met At the end of March last, only Representative John Sharp ' Williams thirty-thre- e sailing vessels, represent- on his way to the room. He ing an aggregate burden of 7,254 tons, was evidently in nminority reflective mood, were being bti'.'t in this country. It hut seemed to be particularly pleased Is manifest that they were small craft, about something that had happened on probably designed for the coasting the floor, and his gray eyes twinkled trade. as he churkled to himself. Year by year British sailing ahlpa These sre not strenuously partisan In numever are being sold. Increasing a has been remarked, it is diffdays; ber and at ever diminishing prices, icult to discern party lines, even lookto foreigners. ing carefully over both aides ot the And this process la likely to be house. The old time party labels seem stimulated by the passing of the to have been lost in the shuffle, and, workmen's compensation bill. If It goes as one member remarked : h rough in' anything like its present This feature presages for 1908 one form. of the most peculiar presidential camn A shipowner In discus- paigns thst has ever been fought. The chief difficulty will be to find sing this possibility said: 'Let that proposed measure come into operation the Intrenchraents of a few years ago. and in five years' lime thf British in order to define the battle ground. sailing vessel will he as dead as National Mags line. Coleridge, painted ship upon a painted ocean." PROHIBITION IN BELGIUM. HeadFeel languid, weak, A new law, forbidding the sale of ache? Stomach off? Just a plain absinthe, ' has Jut been passed by tbe case of lazy liver. Burdock Blood Under Its proparliament. Bitters tones liver and stomach, pro- Belgian the manufacture, transport visions, motes dlgeetlon, purifies the blood. storage and sale are forbidden under a penalty cf firm 26 to 500 francs, and Roumanian Parliament Opens. an imprisonment of from one week to Bucharest, May 21. A special seslon six month." Any absinthe found in of the Roumsian parliament was the country will be confiscated. The opened today in compliance with a prohibition of imported sllnthc only royal message, to celebrate tbe twenty-f- applies to the liquor Intended for sale ifth anniversary of tbe coronation In the country, and not to consign-roent- a The king's message cf King Char!c In transit, under the dlrpct surdwells on lbs love and devotion shown veillance of the customs authorities. by all classes of Roumanians In the London Tribute. reconstruction and consolidation of the WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS Roumanian state. Ouia'.u. May 21.- - OnuUia won the last game of t:ie series from Denver. Score k H.E. Omaha 100 on 2x 3 9 2 hi. !- wi . I 19 - -- ll wind-drive- n white-winge- - le ht RALPH B. MOAO, A. V. TFlational Philadelphia. May :: Philadelphia ioJk) lost Be ' ! (vuv; tu a western club, Cleveland tabii-:h.- - game after thirteen rf h.ird playing. Waddell and Lei p'Vlnd great ball, the former retiring in the ninth inning f.n- - him. to permit Lord tu Score U. 11. E. a i Cleveland . ...lui- wo . III 1'lliMl It 1 1 Philadelphia Chicago. May 21. The wildness of Chicago's pitcheis. who between them, gave eleven bares on balls and hit two batsm-- n and two costly errors. handed New York's game without tin- - necessity of base R. H. E. Score ooi u;r oo- i- t w 2 Chicago 6 4 1 New York . ...013 101 non Beebe and Batteries Reultach, Kllng; Wlltse, Mattbewson and Bower man. AkoeoLV.Sw w omish a. Nur. v. i tatab 5 Toronto Entrieo. First race, of a mile selling Demon 121. Roal Window 118, Thoniboud 117. Chippewa 107. Solon Shingle 1U8. Kilts lu7, Silver WedWith The vndcIlMi Wu Scend, ding H2. Little Mike 100. Picket Third Winner Wae Second lace, half mile, purse Kelat 25 to 1. vin, Glimmer. Partiality (Campbell entry). 118: Festino, Dutch Lass 115. Third race. seentdgliihs, selling New York, May 21 Coining through Chaniblee 112, ITie Dun 109. Bert Osra a splendid buret of 107, Showman 106, Utile Red. Judex I flying field with lu4, Setanket, Ausiralina 100. Thors owned by J. W. Fuller, Lee 97. ipeed. Toko Ion, Fourth race, mile and an eighth, tnd ridden by Bedell, almoet a novice caddie, won the Brooklyn hand! purse Slaughter 127, Court Martial, j, eag at Gravesend today. He covered Stylish, Sandy 127, Loud Harangue, the mile and a quarter in 2:05, within Zellnda (Davies entry), 122, Black and of a second erf the record Blue 117. Fifth race, of a mile, tor the race, and In the gamest of j rives, under wblp and spur, nosed out purse Jerry Sharp 15, Kllicott 104. My he stout heaned Dandelion in the Bessie 101, lxird Roesington. Harry run through the stretch. Two lengths aJmlson 98. Nioleas 97. Bath Maris. Insehlnd came The Picket, who two gratitude 95. Private Steaart 93, Rei.ears ago, carried his colors to victory ns Swift. Havana 90. Sixth race, one mile, selling Royal the same stake against the mighty Irish Led and Hermis, and last af all Window, Dixie IJne 114. Grapple 109, Delhi, the winner of the classic only Widow's Mite. Billy Castle. Arthur Cummer 105. Blue Grouse 101, Grey Ili year ago. Between the first and the last was ia 100, Nonsense 93, Cadlchon 87, An80. m evenly balanced a Held ofT nie Berry 85, Little Rose s Seventh race, of a mile, :horougbbreds as ever faced the start-tin n great event. Tokalon was selling Jake 113, Cascine 112, Operait 25 to 1, while Dandelion was favor- tor 106. Only One 103. Edgely 100. Winite and Merry Lark, who finished fifth, chester 90, Henry Ach. Barry Waddell rarried the talent's money at three. 98. Dixie Andrews 97. Track clear and fast. Half a dozen others were backed for Tokolon herself, ibousanda, and Louisville Entries. though her price varied little, was sot by any means disregarded. First race, one mile, selling Josies Roeenben, the Johnson sprinter, wa Jewel, Lady Charade 82, Welh 84, In the race, for he took the Minnehaha Ferronierre 87, Adesao, Slai factor carried the ts bon, Liebergore 92, Cygnet 102, Perlead In the first half and others at a terrific clip the full mile cy Green Maceona, Bernice Cramer When 105, Orient 107, Golden Sunrise 108, with Dandelion at his side. Rose bens bolt was shot, the Hamburg Foreigner, Dalesman 109. Second race, colt, as bis mighty sire, but lacking purse that brilliant turn of speed came up Poster, Spherical, Triumphant, Glen-rov- , Javanese 105, Bosserian 109. on the Inner rail and it seemed as Third race, though the race wae his. Then Toka-Ioselling with the swinging stride that made The Jet 97, Marco, S. A. B Judge 101, Sharp Boy 102, Ingolthrift 104, her sire, Tammany, greatest of racers in his day, broke through the line In Gambrinua Capltano 105, Fox Meade front and pushed her nose against 107, Ralbert 110, Col. Jim Douglas 111, the leader's withers. Full half a fur- Precious Stone 112, St. George. Jr. 115 Fourth race, one mile, handicap long their heals rose and fell together. and inch by Inch the Utile Daring 93, Carew 94, Dr. Wang 97. Esmare drew up ana closed the space be- trada Palma 100, Mcllvaine 106, Henry tween them. A bound or two from the Watterson, Princess Orna 102, Envoy wire she showed In front and they 106. Fifth race, crossed together like a team driven to selling Bonus. Anna Ruskln 96, Black Flag. the last breadth. The Brooklyn never aaw a finer day. Nellette, Ingenue, Ruslikinetta 101. e Fair skies and a tremendous crowd Cummings 103, Junco 103, Bulu favored the Brooklyn Jockey club In 105, Quiddity 13. Sixth race, the running of the classic, made selling famous almost twenty years ago when The Laurel 106, Lldwlna, Nutcracker, n Little Wally 108, Happy Jack 109, Dry Manopnle, Blue Ming and Hidalgo 110, Aacellpas, Blue Blase 101, Tam flashed past the Judges In the first 4 the stake, muscles apart. . Had O'Shanter 112, Garrett Wilson 122. Seventh race, mile and an eighth, The Picket been closer up today's Brooklyn would have been a duplica- selling Dr. McClure 89, Topochlco 95, tion of that never to be forgotten veille 112, Benvollo 114, Elliott 116. Sanction 103, Mogregor 105, Bradleys bailie. The course was picturesque a usuat Pet 108, Juba 109, BelM The Cat, clear and fast. with the gay plumage of women, who filled the stands; the lawn was crowd-- r MORLEY RELEASES PLAYERS. and the club house lined with those of the inner temple, while the Los Angeles, May 21. James F. field barred thousand! for lack of Morley, manager of the Los Angelea space. Doubtless there were 20,000 people Baseball association, has released all wirhin the gates of Gravesend when tbe players of the Los Angeles team. the saddling trumpet Bounded for the At a meeting today, Morley told the horses brought players that h- - had received offers Rrcoklyn. No high-clas- s tlie crowd tc thi-l- r feet as In years gone from eastern elubs for them If they by, for though The Picket and Delhi, wished to sign. He added thst if Los previous winners, pranced past the Angeles should be In the league nest stand, it wai thought that the glory season, he wanted them back. Morley of already wearing the crown must signed a release for each player and hi vs dimmed their ambiliona, and so they signed top lay herw nest year on it proved with Delhi, although game condition that his club Is In the league. to the core, lie went out In front Bernard will go to Columbus, Ohio; and tried. But The Picket furnished Toner to Buffalo: Ats probably to New ample proof of hia worth, for he ran Orleans; Gray to Boston and Eager to with a field that was bunched for n the Southern league. mile, and when the opening came, he showed hia speed and wae coming fast NEURASTHENIC BRITONS. at the end. The field got away with little delay Breakdown of the nevrous system and passing ihe stand on the first la no mere society erase which It Is quarter Delhi end Roaeben were lead- fashionable to suffer from, but is being. Roseben soon took command, and a national calamity which bids I'avc Johnson, the owner, who stood coming fair to rob oqr descendants of many to win some 220,000 from the win- of those which have done so ter hook, leaned up against the fence much to qualities make this empire what it la. and waiched the great sprinter carry With these words of warning, Dr. Ihe others along the back stretch with Guthrirf Rankin, M. D., draws attention only Dandelion near him. It was a in a remarkable article in the Febru' hilling pace both for Dandelion and ary number of the Contemporary Rethe pride of the Johnson stable, for view to the extraordinary growth ot the former ws on the outer 'rail. nervous disorders in all grades of soProper, Oxford, Merry Lark and The ciety throughout the country. Picket were In the second flight, The existence of mental deteriorawhile Tokalon and Go Between were tion, Dr. Rankin declares, standi forth right behind-- , them. So they ran to as a bold landmark In every case of the mile, when O'Nplll, on Dandelion, neurasthenia. Disde hia ride and Roaeben dropped It declares Itself In many ways, and hack. But tl w stretch Is quickly finds Its expression In no sustained covered and the Oxford gray fell out-tid- e note either of excitement or depresand hopclnaaly last. Proper, aulk-n- g sion. It varies in Its manifestations, ot the distance, aud- so thst whereas one patient Is apatheibly found hia speed and straightened tic and careless of the future, another fit. pulled along on the outalde; The is keenly concerned as to the state of Picket opened the way for Tokalon his health and In mortal dread lest he md Bedell carried her to a glorious die; whereas, one, is so absorbed in his own ailments that his business and doliclory by a splendid ride. Results: First race, about six furlongs Lady mestic affairs are utterly neglected, anAmelia won; Halifax second; Edna other takes such a lift of the concerns of other people that he has no time to lackson third. Time, 1:10. Second race, selling one mile and a look after the health or anything else, ilxtpi-ntGrenade won: Conmiello II. either of ills family or of himself. Whereas one has a settled pain iicond; Angler third. Time, 1:48 Third, the Expectation stakes, five that nothing seems to touch, but is 'uritmgs Superman won; Demund otherwise well, another has aches evecond; Senator Clay third. Time, erywhere, one being no sooner got rid of than a successor is found elsewhere :'i2. Fourth race, the Brooklyn handicap, to supply its place; whereas one enc mile and a his faith implicitly to every new remquarter, 820,000 lokalnn 107 (Bedell), 25 to 1, won; edy or doctor he hears of and loses no dandelion 107 (O'Neill), 4 to 1, aeo- time in taking the one or consulting n'll: The Picket 120 (Radtke),10 to 1, the other, another treats drugs and hied. Time, 2:05, Proper, Merry doctors alike with the loftiest disdain, rk. Oxford, Roaeben, Go Between and puts his trust in what he la pleaserf .dl'-enature;' Cromwell. Lord of th'e Vale, ed to call the efllcacyIn whereas one believes the cheese joldsmlth. Security, Snow King and cure and has been benefited by nothflhi also ran. ing in the way of treatment until Fifth race, selling, about six g . Providence pat him In the way of this Heaslip won; Optician second; method, another has found even that 'lntU third. Time, 1:10-3Sixth race, five furlongs Golden fail, hut has discovered his panacea Fall won: Greti Green second; Elfall in Christian, Science. It Is among women that nervous4 bird. Time, 1:01 debility Is most rampant Those who belong to the cultured and leisured class of society, says Dr. Rankin, are the greatest sinners. They become, especially in the earlier half of their womanhood, swept Into the swirl of social ambition; and many sacrifice not only their health but their duty to the remorseless demands of tbe wooden image at whose shrine they worship. They have neither time nor desire for the ordinary affairs of life; doiu-ti- e Tioulsvllle, Ky., May 21. Results: obligations have little claim upon First race, selling. four and a half thdir attention they find no opportunirinoga King Leopold woo, Tom ity for the practice of the old fashionMorgan second, Bonart third. Time, ed homely virtues; thHr lives become seconds. a dreary worship of Mammon and a Second race, selling, six furlongs restless search otter social novelty Dcsi won: Weber Fields seconds, Lim-rlr- k and physical excitement. Gin third. Time, 1:15 Prevention of this disease is , Third race, six furlongs, purse Ma-- possible. Dr. Rankin maintains, byonly rehurst won. Met id or second. Mum forming social customs and personal Wrd. Time, 1:15 habits. Fourth race, steeplechase, handicap, Adherence to simplicity of life and Llort rourse Rain or Shine won, Belle a social disapproval of the ImmoderDodson second. Signal Light third, ate use of alcohol and tobacco would 'me. 2:51 also, he thinks, help toward its eater-Fifth race, four and a half furl ones minallnn Lxvadnn Finn.. HOSED OUT DANDELION DRIVE. UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY tUbc Int.-rllgh- t TliEJANDICAP 3 lOrtfi. &anb ;i Lincoln Bj'orie . .1 ..(lillt Omaha, June, Denier S; 12 0 (Hli) CIlO and Msuske au.i Tuwne. Denver, lihi into INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS AND TIME DEPOSITS of Ofiben, 0 u 4 Zinran; i Wanted 1. 14 oiH Bat terms Mi .Nei iy sud Paige and Scbraut. I ll.H.E. nix pito Moil. IS it.-- Aon 50000 more men to smoke Weslers Best 2 (ionding; Pueblo, 9; Sioux City, 1 Sioux City, Slay 21. McCabe was easy for Puebbi today, while Morrison. hough hit frequently, kept tbe hits scattered. Score R.H.E. Sioux City ...000 100 000 1 10 7 Pueblo 102 101 031 9 12 0 Batierias McCabe and Hess; M and Bisler. CIGARS 1 Strictly Union Made n By special request we make Wesler's Best" at 375 Twenty-thir- d Street, Ogden, Utah. PARIS SECRETS SOLD TO AUSTRIA. Paris. It would be difficult to Imagine Paris without its fas hi out as difficult as to plrture it theaterlaaa and Tha mode grows as instinctively in the soil is oranges In Spain and tobacco in Cuba. It ia a plant that Is very delicate, and It will not stand either the cold winds of Berlin or the fogs of I am don. Uke it ia not an article of esport; that is to say. as a living organism. There Is something tn the atmosphere of Paris that brings the mode to perfection. You may transfer the makers of it to other clime, but they will soon lose their taste, unless they revisit the glimpse of the Rue de la Pals to correct tlioir wandering ideas. In the lyrical art it ia very much the aame. The prims donna, ataniped with tha approval of this city, goes abroad and enrns fame and dollars In London or New York, but she must renew touch, from time to time, with the Paris opera house to save herself from drifting into inartistic habits. These preliminary remarks are intended to show the Importance thst attaches to the hall mark of Paris In s matter of dress. Wherefore, you can understand the flutter there has been during these past few days in the Rue de la Psix. over the theft of a number of drees models from a famous "couturier's. One of the sharpest detectives of La Burete waa engaged to discover the mystery of the leakage. In the disguise of foreman of tha workroom, he entered the aervlce of the firm, and succeeded in gaining tbe confidence of one of the young work revealed the fact Sirla, who Innocently in the theft was the intermediary her fiance, one of the male cutters employed in the house. Put upon this cent, the detective speedily gained HI? necessary proof by seising an Incriminating telegram from Vienna, which warned the dishonest employe that the models wore being anxiously awaited. and The addressee was arrested brought before a magistrate, wbo ia now Investigating the affair. Needless to say, the case is not an Isolated one. Models are being constantly stolen on behalf of Berlin and Vienna. Happily, London Is almost free from this charge at least, according to a statement made to me by a leading dressmaker, whose mme Is world known. Ijsrge prices are paid for this stolen Information. The moment the modP.s arrive in the hands of the unscrupulous purchaser, they are cut to pieces and the several sections are distributed in the workshop. By means of a minute division of labor, a complete dress an exact copy of the original la quickly finished. It ia then duplicated In great quantities, and sold at a price far Inferior to Paris prices. Thus tbe PMe which has caused a vast amount cogitation and innumerable experiments by talented designers In the Jiue de la Palx, ia vulgarised in Berlin and Vienna, and perhaps In Brussels, before it Is even properly launched in Paris. This Is an intolerable grievance to the Paris dressmaking trade, which ia praying for a sharp conviction in' the present esse If the offence is fully proved. Dress secret are as Jealously guiq-d-esecret of state indeed, perhaps, the comparioon is hardly strong enough considering recent diplomatic revelations. I have Just had occasion "latest to discover that the fashions" published here, there and everywhere "are very often not the latest In any sense. It ia not given to everyone to hate the entree to the great house that formulute the mode, either in hats or dress, and, consequently, these people must depend upon Indirect sources for their Information. Certain photographers do a thriving business in photographing the srt-lca- Drs. Elliott & Norris . SS YEARS - Specialists- YEARS To tho study and treatment of Chronic discern of man, women and children, having devoted apodal nffort during our entlro pAtmlonal Ufa and are now rewarded by tha discovery of methods that give comDeafness Diseases, Cat&reh. plete mastery of Nervous and Blood Rhsqualism, Stomach, Kidney and Liver trouble. MENS DISEASES Blood Falcon, Piles, Rupture, Varicocele, Nerve DcbKfty. Orug Habits. Taken on a positive guarantee to cure CONSULTATION FREE, PERSONALLY OR BY LETTER OFFICE 2361 WASH. AVE. OPEN DAY AND EVENINGS. When Writing, Address Drs. ELLIOTT & NORRIS, Ogden thir most elegant clleUlei," which are afterward sold to (he faablcm publishers and appear as the latest creations. One method Is to catch the wearers uf the newest costumes In the paddock at the race coarse and to sketch or snap shot the dresses; hilt such a proceeding haa Its difficulties and even tta perils. The mom celebrated the house the more Jealously It guards Its designs, even whenBo they nice have already been launched. a matter Is the mode that the moment a certain style becomes common property, that moment lea - elegantes" turn to fresh eccentricities.- Pall Mall Gbp aette. hats of THINGS TO THINK ABOUT. British Nine hundred and thirty-on- e municipalities cwn gasworks, ninety-nin- e tramways and 181 supply elec1 tricity. Between 800 and 900 British towns and villages have namesakes In the Untied Blatrs. Edward VII. rules over more Mohammedans than the aultsn of Turkey over more Hebrew than there are in Palestine and over more negroes than any other soveriign who la not a native of Africa. An dog la one that answers th telephone. The senior partner of an Influential London firm has, we are informed, taught hia dog not only to guard 'the office during his absence, but sis to report All's well" during the time the premises were One of the closed at week-end- . telephones, which does not require that the recoiver should be taken off its holder, is fixed up In the office, and under this the dog stands. Ills master rings up the office and then calls until the attention of the dog la aroused, when the canine caretaker harks loudly- to show that all! la well with him and with the i: ber frame In Ms back garden. The mnnitflpalliy of Orlamunde ha( Just Issued a notice to the effect that -- admittance to all cafes and publtq la heuiefortb to be denied ta all who do not pay their taxes wltbiq houses Ihe legal limit of iline. It not altogether an innovstilun, for a some what similar measure has been In rorcc for a number of years in Switzerland, and has answered Its purpose excellently. AMERICAN GOLD FOR MEXICO. Some exaggerated estimates nne-haJ- f (5,0110,01)0 In gold pieces, and It fa un derstond that an additional order fot Tht $5,000,000 wore ia contemplated. Mexican government and the hank o( Intel!!-- ' hat countr are gently In the work of establishing 114 riirrenry upon a gold basis, and, although this process will Involve tl) further acquisition of gold, which will probably come from the United Staten, the shipments will in all probability, he spread over a considerable period, so that the demand la not likely to create any severe drain upon the Unitoffice. ed States treasury gold or the stock The taxpayers of eastern London are hold by tha banks. When the Mexican crtmplsining bitterly of the rigor of currency is on a sound gold basis It The case Is cited will help foreign trade with that countheir aaNea-men- t. rf a man wbo had hia aaseRuient try and make Imports easier. New raised because he erected a cucum York Herald. - Superior to all other beers. Imperial Experimental station for brewing industries of the world place Budweiser at the top of the ladder Try it Now. The only place in town where it is found on draught is at the well-know- run-down- ? Diamond Saloon D. A. SMYTH, Proprietor 240 n- Twenty-fift- h TM! hail been circulated in regard to the extent to whleh gold might be taken from the United Btatrh for Mexico, hut It U reported from Mexican treasury department thal 115.000,(100 will probably represent tho, extreme limits of that movement, Including that which hat already gone to Mexico. Owing to the rise in price of silver bullion, and ot Mexican dollars sa well, Mexican bankf have been sediing the latter freely an! are thut buying gold. Intimations about of the entire reserve o( the Mexican banka will be converted l that way, and tbe effect of the creation of a large gold reserve In Mexico will tend greatly to strengthen the currency position of that country. The Mexican government recently placed an order with the United State) mint at Philadelphia for the coinage ot, street, where the palms grow. ISW - " - Lt! I I . . .ii J.. . - |