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Show HE HOUSING CURE WEEKLY WITNESS Business a interrupted be (he Thanksgiving holiday, Sut conditions warranted mart than ever before a day devoted to grata! il recognition In all departments of agriculture. Industrial and meicamile activity the current year Is sarpAaiup run the phenomenal record uf 10"6. which in turu eclipsed all preceding tears. Less activity is noted In the hide condimarket, due to the tion rather than any lack ol Inquiries. The foreign decline has not yet readied the point where hides are offered for shipment hitter. Wheat la not coming into sight at the northwest as freely aa was prom- WE CURE MEN oier-boug- ByModern, Quick Methods ised. 8 MEN Bradstreet'a New York, Nvv. 30. morrow will say: Drs. Elliott & Norris 25 SPECIALISTS "Yearn i 2361 Washington Ave. CSrSiSST FEAST id irtistlc looking Uble will delight is well as entertain. Your food will asie better f..r being served In that laln.y manner, which handsome china can only give. We have acme xceedingly elegant dinner sets at low prices; m fact,, our vhoie stock Is priced so low that yon annot afford to be without new lislics for Thanksgiving, Trade baa been active as rarely before at thla season despite widespread holiday observances, warm weather in parts of the south and bad roads In the northwest. The really serious cause of complaint, a reflection in Itself of superabundant prosperity is the practically country-widcongestion In railway traffic which affects grain movement, collections and retail trade In the northwest, delays delivery of badly needed coal supplies In the entire west. Interfere with the movement nf cotton to market at the south and hampers manufacturing operations In the Iron and steel, teat lie. lumber and other trades. Railway men appear awake to the situation and are working energetically, but the near approach of the winter season renders the outlook dubious. Copper la higher, little la available for prompt shipment, domestic condesumption la heavy and over-se- a mands are large. Wool la stronger and more active than for some time past. At Boston this week the feature has .been large sales of Oregon wools, bui clothing and fleece wools have sold well also, Prlcea have an upward tendency. Business failures In the I'nlted States fer the week ending November 29, number 174. against 212 last week. 1ft II In the like week of 1905, 187 In 1904, 229 In 1903 and 185 in 1902. In Canada the failures for the week number 25, as against 27 list week and 25 In this week a year ago. Wheat, Including flour, exports from the United States and Canada for the week ending November 29tb. aggre4.U35.-07- 8 gated 4.204,917 bushels, against last week. 3.708.890 tbls week last year, 2,101,733 In 1904. and 5.177.478 In 1901. For the past 22 week tor the fecal year exports are 78.794.C01 bushels against 48,578,225 In 1905; In 1904, and 129,082.273 in 1901. Corn exportsfl fur the week are 1,040,970 bushels, against 599, 8C1 last 1 week. 1.848.824 a year ago and to in 1904. For the fleral year date the exports are 118,352,2C6 lmsh-el- a against 23.44C.802 In 1905, and 3G4,-84- A. Olsen, Grocer- - 2259 Washington Avc. in 1904. DANGEROUS ELIMINATING ROAD CROSSINGS. V i COMPANY Wholesale and Retail SPORTING GOODS. Jobbers of EDISON PHONO GRAPHS AND RECORDS.. Clark, Horrocka Fishing Taoklo. Stall and Dean Athletic Goods. Phonographs Sold on Easy Terms. 351 24th 8L character oS the transfer ttPPly our patrons. o ropt, citable snd at low cost, nr time yon say well be oa you; t expadltloualy sad MIL- RAIL- Chicago, Nov. 30. Two million dollars will be expDmled by the Illinois Central Railroad In elevating the dan-- 1 gerona tracks In Grand Crossing. Work on the plans will be surfed today. and as aon as possible men will be thousplaced to work aa many as one and-to push It toward completion within a year. President J. T. Harahan of the Illinois Central, who arrived In the city last night from New York, where he a meeting of had been attending stockholders of the railroad, brought the news. Money for the Improvement was apdipropriated as the last act of theWedrectors before adjournment on nesday. The Lake Shore and Pennsylvania lines are also to elevate their tracks at Grand Crossing. The Grand Crossing tracks have kmg been regarded as dangerous. JUDSON FOR PRESIDENT. New York. Nov. 30. The New York Herald today says: .Dr. Harry P. Judson. acting president of the University or Chicago, who has been In this city attending a meeting of the general education board, has, It la said, the support of John D. Rockefeller for the presidency of the university in succession to the late Dr. William R. Harper. It la said to be altogether likely that he will be elected when the trustees of the University hold their regular meeting In January. Dr. Judson. who has returned to Chisago, had a conference with Mr secretary in Rockeieller's financial this cliy. It is understood that should Dr. Judson be chosen Mr. Rockefeller will at once make a munificent gift of money to the university to which he has already been so liberal. RESULT OF "the A LOVER'S QUARREL Seattle, Nov. 3t. James Brady, who murdered Mrs. Flora Shannon as the result of a lover's quarrel three weeks ago, died In the County hospital last on night. Brady turned his revolver himself when he had killed his "eet-hear- t and the wounds proved fatal. OOOOOOOOOOOOOO GIRL WILL BE TRIED. ALLEN TRANSFER CO. Phon 32 for yonra. to- e ' COOLS PICKETT EMERYVILLE ON Grocery Co. RACES. a Fraiiriscp Nov. The lait-ufared luckily iu the eecuud ai Fuicrt til- - t.dAj when Major 'Fenny i md the miiljy go:ug to hie usual cm SAWED THE BARS OF THEIR CELLS AND THE WINDOWS. i Is where you buy the Bcht the Market Affords t:k:tig and cleaned up a pot of ntouey fin his u'.iuh 1VK.S backers Results: First taco. 5 furlong Sam Burner 7 111 to 1. w.ui; 1riuce uf t'usi.lc. ill, Knapp. 10 tu 1. second: It.'se Chert 1. in. A Brown, til) in 1, Time, l ot Kay Benuett, Fine Fruits Vegetables t'-ir- They Were to Have Been Put Out of tn Way by Agent of Coal Company. They Ary Drones and Have Played No Part in Gaining Mastery Over the Earth. Ness Four Departed at Night ana Six More Escaped at 6 a. m.. Tnrcugh the Openings Made. Jasdell. Huai.. Kurte Cuumi. Tfirazilm, L. C. Burning Cheeis also 1.1 liana-st- Staple and Fancy Ackerly. 11 Second race, ntile and lou yards Ten ni. lus. Williams. 7 to 2. Maj-woo. M2. Knapp. 2t L 1. . ws-A 1 12. Brown. 7 Trspselu-r- . to 1. third. Time. 1:51 Lady Fk Mauola Caut-JoRoyal Red Uiiasari. Potrerw. Grande also ran. Thud race, ndle and lou yatda New York F. Wx leu nf the ileiiryi? nt.'M iirkpeia:. iriM'i.er 111 tue muii-tllia.ii'.ig in?e;-ta;at cum Iauik ULii.I eH.aitsl frxtu li an address ui litauing. jail uierce ctunnilrxi.iLri-- . is :n b; way u yesterday, mvnidiug to a 'hat luntituMiin aiul an Mill at large. . The l.first four id the primii.eix to pel Denver. will apei-!al.ere, nett Monday. 10 (he World. declared that iu au invvtvatinu into and Furv. lilt, tiulivau. even, wren; law the uur day we need t luvj the injiitu' out sawed the liar), u; their begin Wolf. ltd). Brusocil, 7 to 1, second: r of the window ttpenii.g ini., the charges made against The 1'uiou iJa t.oii to "Beware ol talne ptvplu-i.109. Graham. 7 to 1. third. iff the jail at 2 5n a tu tun-- in citic Uual company that this cornerlend renThe prevent tendency .s :5u Bearskin. Chablls, to the xard they lut.1 a Time. al.ee lisa stolen tnuusan-l- of acres of in eats tu strange doctrines. Pay Me, Molar, Hlsmark, Sir Carter, coal laiws, to which it holds n right- "From the seats of the m.Khty aul f me and they were free The ahsenre iff the urn and the also rau ful i:t!ri. , from the reel corners wnere Fourth. 6 furlongs 'Shady Lad, 109, l A. J. Smith, of the of the hare were a the inulliindea. sawing harangue ' aim in. 3 to 1. won; Tim Hurst. 107, tu when the cell anus the "Exr spun.-nlie woe a!u. wiu of heard." is s' 'a company, keepers opened 'ilb.ng K to 1. second; Judge, 112, ior some uf the marges against the cry thing Is wrong. The who.c orjcr tlmr and allowed the other piisouera E Wiis.ni. 2 to 1. third. Time. 1:14 Kuspp. n'elnck six at tins the corridor in will hot he Ills Am. mates our lui. of is ami corpora: inj'isirlal Petit Due, Madden. Cholk Hedrick, Six iff the pris tners iiinniiug. tu vehement and hysterical charge the aitcnipied murder ot a govcrawled thrmigh the bide in Marie II., aud Koscoe, also ran. to the passions uud sellioliticss of ernment agent by poison d .riug me Fifth ruin, tulle and 50 yard Ma-- . the window men. nearing. 1"4. Miinivre. 7 to 10. woo. Smith says that it would appear that j The nten who d't not. liy the.'1 U2. Hunter. 18 to 5. aetvMid; TRAVEL TO GREEN RIVER. an auetr.pt was made to remove Michown work, contribute any thing to the Sulli-lta- . Ithi. A. Brown, 3U to 1, third. ael A. Myendorff. ihe ianj office de- general Mures waul to couliol their Time. 1:45 Salable, Craarwrton, tective. who U stifled in Salt latke (MMi'ibul.nu. 1 he.t ci .'ate nothing. L. C. McDonald Says It Is Bound to Kd Sheridan also ran. Be Heavy. City on Wednesday and wno mem on They only scold. The liMiieasuratile Sixth rare. 7 futlonga F. W. Barr, ed two Wyoming senators unfavorably lesuurce of the earth, so long hidden, 11 to 20, won; Usaru, liiive not been diseuxered or utilized (ireeu River will he one of the most lit), Graham. 11 durlug his testluiuny. to 2, second; Blend-oveAccording to Smith, Myemlorff, alter lor the lieiipflt of mankind by any tuHnant point a In all Cub for totir-1s- t 110, Brusoell, Ju7. Ik.wulbg. Iu to 1, third. travel within the next three years," completing his Investigation in Den- - thought nr actiun of theirs. J. C. Clem. lkiUiuian, Time, 1:2S ver, stopped In a Seventeenth street j 'They are drones in the busy hive. said L. C. McDonald In Salt lake yessaioon on his way to the Union sis- - They line bad no pan or hit In the terday leas than two years ago, Mr. Chief Wlltmau, Swagger also ran. tlon. Srn th says someilung put army of gilted and capable men who Mrlk'iml.i told M.ine iff his Salt lake LOS ANGELES RACES. Inio the liquor, that the detective be- are cbcy.ug the priiuh.xe mandate to frien !a th.it Green River would be A came unconscluue and that it was aubdne the earth and have dominion thriving village In leaa than twelve Lo Angeles, Nov. 30. Bill Curtis, oter It. They do not hear the Iichi months snd they took his statement necessary to take hint in a hospital. bv It is also alleged that two attempts and burden of .the day lit the eternal with a wink and a smile Just as they who furnished yesterday's surprise towlnuiuf at 25 to 1. was a favorite were made to poison A. F. Abbott, gen- work of subjugation, but they never took his statement about tourist traveral manager of the Peerless Copper thclcsa lung for throues nf domin- el yesterday. The new town Is now day snd won the first rare rather growing at a rate that will allow a easily. Sallua, ridden by J. Carroll, Extraction company, who. with Smith ion over it." population uf 2.til(t or more liefore next we the longest price of the day anj W. H. Cann:ff. has been largely among Hie winners, aomlng home spring and large irrigation project lnsirumental in bringing about an In- HIGHHANDED METHODS are nearing completion In the rich val- easily ahead uf Col. Brunslun and Uol. vestigation. OF THE COAL COMPANIES Jewell, who were picked by most of ley surrounding the town. The The track waa much IN THIS STATE. has already been nude s dfxi-tlo- ihe players. TWO BIG FLEETS. point for freight trains on the faster than yesterday and the attendRio Grande Western and Ihe railroad ance waa good. Results: Unltsd States Navy Reorganised py First race, mile and seveuty yards Intarfer-one- s Is contemplating extensive improveand Bulldozing, Trcachory Convtrsa. Admiral BUI Curtla, 1U7 (J. Carroll), 1 to 2, ment at that point. With Justice Practiced by Green River Is destined, in the won; Fraeslaa. 197 ID. Boland), 12 Gould the People. 30. The Nov. completWashington. opinion of ltw residents, to become an to 1, second; Aan Hope, 107 (Keogh), ed plans tor the organization uf the Important point for tourist travel for 25 In J, third. Time, 1:47. Myrtle In two fighting vessels of the navy the 3'V Salt Lake lesson that It Is the nearest point H.- , Munlehank and Ding Dung 11 alao Interstate Nor. Cily, fleets for service on he At.sniic and an to Commerce Commissioner E. E. easily accessible district that is rau. Clark, Pacific coast of the United States, in Hecond race, five furlong Merrill, with relics of the cliff dwellers, such manner that the whole force may continuing his investigation of the coal filled 105 (J. Harris I, 9 to 111, won; Comlda, country aliout l(Ni miles south nf the railroad. be readily mobilized In cases of emer- trade in the Iniennouuuln M. Oppentielnier. known In Gteen Riv105 (Preston). 2 to 1. second; Hazn-lingency, Is announced by Hear Admiral and the relation of railroad corpora- er as 105 (Koerner), 50 to 1, third. the fearless navigator at that reto the coal bttsluess and their Couterse, chief of the bureau uf navi- tions methods of acquiring coal properties, gion. was alao In Ball lake yesterday, Time, 1:621-2- . Winsome AYays, Htella gation ol the navy department, in his devoted most of the morning sessioif bringing the uewa that there Is to be A., Montslban and Prolific alao ran. annual report made public today. The a second boat In service on the river Third race, six furlongs The Irishconcentration of tbe fleet In American today to the Denver A Rio Grand; bit ween the town and the Colorado man. 109 (C. Rosa), 10 tn 1, won; Conwaters and the assignment of all ves- sy stem ai liver next season. Mr. Oppenhclmer fessor, 111 (J. Harris), 2 to S. seconJ; sels therein to the command of one le. will operate a gasoline launch for tourHals, 107 (Carroll 1, 5 to 1. third. Time, former chief Charles Livingston, will about be completed flag officer, 1:151-4- , ist travel and the other company ha Albertme, Kinsman, Ikl snd clerk Fuel for the Utah at Kunnyside next. January 1st, In commission. The trip Roman Boy also ran. teamlioat both and Wasatch the company store, said Convene Rear Admiral that, Fourth race, futurity course Gould companies, testlfled that prev-iou- a from Green River to the cliff dwellowing to our responsibilities In tbe Is made easily and at any 7 to 2, wou; ers' ruins 105 ID. both to companAugust last, 1st; East generalPhilippines and the Far are Charles Htnne, Uotand), of the year, hut there season 110 (Singleton), I tu secies what a amounted to enjoyed la needed ly, an adequate naval force raplda In the first 30 miles I, aeooud; T. Seeker, 105 (Prealon), The assign- ret tariff ua all material! shipped to enough In the Paclflc ocean. south of the town to give a full measHopo-tre5 t 2, third. A over Time, 1:113-4- . Rl'i mines Denver the the ment of the ships of the battle line ff excitement, in the trip. ure Red Rice, C. DeleaBall, The receivGranJe. Happy also' companies to At.anllc waters, la in accordance Is A through ver end Sun of Run n lined also ran. large part at the trip with present strategic requirements. ed concessions over other railroad a canyon that la a veritable slit In the rlfth race, one mile Saline, 104 The tentative assignment of. vessels line, he said. He said that under mountain, and fur ecenerv those who (J. Carroll), 18 to 1, won; Sir Cathese special rates the coal company Is as follows: not made the trip say Hah ran rol hers, 104 (Riley), 4 to 1, second; shipped Are brick from Pueblo at 55 have Atlantic Flee! how more in the same distance. Boat(J. Harris), 4 to 5, First squadron, first division; Con- per car, while under tbe present full men from Green River have made the Ool. Bmnstun, 107 third. Time, 1:44 Co). Jewell, tariff the rate was 8153 per car. He necticut. Louisiana, Maine, Missouri. to Moab by water, a distance of Col. B. Palmer end Jioelnl also ran. Second division Georgia, New Jer-ae- stated that all freight bills were turn- trip Green and. Sixth rare, six end a half furlongs ed in to the railroad agent at Sunny-sid- e 126 miles, by way of the Rhode Island, Virginia. rivers. This trip, however. Creaton Boy, 103 (Kuni), 10 to 1. as "cash,'' and that the settle- Colorado Second squadron, third division ments between the companies were Is hardly practicable for commercial won; Judge Trecn, 100 (Koerner), 7 KenAlabama, Illinois, Kearsarge, service. to 1, second; Molesse. 97 (Knack), 7 made at sums other point, tucky. W00.I- V. in 5. third. Time, 1:221-2- . O. of Utah auditor the Williams, division Fourth Ohio, Indiana, SUDDENLY MADE WEALTHY LJlIle Mintla B., Atlanllco, Pleasant Fuel tbe thurpe, company, Valley Iowa. and Kate Campbell adso ran. Coal company and the Wasatch store Third squadron, fifth division of a Fortune at Kunnyalde, testlfled that the coal Brothers Receive Word Washington, St. Louis. Them. Left FAIR GROUNDS. NEW ORLEANS Sixth Dos companies never psld any dividends. division - Columbia, All the profits of their business, he 39. Moines, Cleveland, Tacoma. Thomas Nov. Pa.. New resile. New Orleans, Nov. 30. Results: said, went to pay uff interest on outFourth squadron, seventh division McCarthy, a clerk In a local hotel, and First race, six furlongs Gild won, Dixie. Marietta, Newport, Don Juan standing bonds. He also told f the hia brother, Michael McCarthy, of special freight rates enjoyed hy the Wampum, a suburb, received word laid O11I.I Circle second, Tyrolean third. de Austria. coal companies. The railroad comTime, 1:14. Eighth division Prairie, Dubuque, tilsht that an Timothy McCarSecond race, five furlongs Buada pany, be testlfled, acted as agent for thy. had died uncle, Paducah, 8corplon. In Australia, leaving The seventh and eighth divisions the coal companies ah certain points, them the sole helm to a fortune of won, Frank Flesher second, Monere third. Time, 1:02 will be held in reserve, when tbelr collecting the bills for coal deliver The brothers said last 3,nii0.n(i(i. Third race, mile Beecher won, services are no ' longer required for ed. to Australia went uncle the that night Replying to que.ihms asked by at- twenty years ago and had made hla Flavlgny second. Pride of Woodstoca police and patrol duty. v Time, 1:40 torneys for the gorernriient. Mr. Wil- fortune In gold mines. In reserve Texas, Brooklyn. are third. They Fourth race, mile nnd twenty yards Second Australtorpedo flolll.a Hopkins, liams denied that any books or vouchto to go preparations making Janies Reddick won. Excitement were MacDunough, Whipple, ers of the several companies sent to headquarters In New York af- ia and rlalm the money. second, Goldmate third. Time, 1:44 Truxtan, Worden. Fifth race, five furlongs Honert Third torpedo flotilla: Wilkes, ter the beginning of the present in- POLLUTION BY ACID-IROWASTE won. Huron Arnold second, Dry Dolquiry. He also denied that any books Blaaeley, DeLogg, Rodgers, Stockton. or lar third. Time, 1:00 vouchers had been destroyed. Asiatic Fleet, A discussion of stream pollution by Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth Mr. Williams admitted that hla name acid-iroFirst squadron, flyst division West wastes, haaed on InvestigaVirginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Col- bad been used by the coal company tions made at Shelby, Ohio, has re- Quinn Brady won. Dr. McClure secRed oCat third. Time, 1:49 to secure title to 220 acres of lanJ orado. United ond, He never received cent ly been published hy the Water-SupplSecond division Bsltlmore, Chatta- near Clear Creek. for as States Geological Survey BENNINGB RESULTS. tbls. he said. any compensation nooga. Galveston, Cincinnati. and Irrigation Paper No. 186. Byron (Iron, former secretary of The Second squadron, third division RaMr. Herman Stabler, gives author, Imard of Utah, was Washington, Nov. 30. Results: leigh, Concord. Helena, Wilmington. the state land the history of the pollution snd the First race, high weight handicap, questioned sm to how title to thousands attendant Fourth division Callao, Quint, efthe explains Utlgati'in. nix furlongs Tcmeraira won, Zlenap of acres of land was passed from the fect add-iro' upon sewage of liquors Fifth division Monlre, Monadnnrk. Slate of Utah to the coal companies purification processes, describes the second.. Belle Btrome third. Time, 1:151-6tracts that land of admitted He large aBain flotillFirst torpedo bridge, conditions along the streams, and disRerond race, handicap, nix and a were so disposed of by the state lard cusses Barry. Dale. Chauncey. Decatur. methods of disposing of acld-Iro- a naif r could not said rrmem-bebut he hoard, won, York furlongs CalbK-hnPaclflo Squadron. Into without wastes tSscharge tat second. Old Colony third. Time, tbe anib.ints paid or other de watercourse or sewerage First division Charleston, MilwauThe system. tails for the transarliona. kee. Albany, New Orleans. conducted by Mr. Stab- 1:22 Third race, Mx furlongs New York George D. Hollldav, of Salt Lake Investigations Second division Chicago, Yorktown. were made under a cooperative won. ler Niblick second, Quadrille third. City, told of his efforts to aeon ire Boston. Princeton. United States the between agreement Fourth torpedo flotilla Preble, Paul title to a tract of coal land in Whit- Geological Survey and the State Board Time. 1:17. Fourih race, mile CloiKterosa won, more canyon, pear Snnnyslde. He or- of Health of Ohio, each bureau Jones. Perry, Farragut, Goldsborough, particganized the Holliday Coal company ipating equally In the expenses in- Waterbearrr second, How About You Rowan. (bird. Time, 1:43. At an early date It la exncctert that and undertook i mine coal. Robert volved. Fifth race. liHitdlctp, mile Avaun-tee- r the Aalatlc fleet and the Paclflc squad- Forrester, geologist of the Utah Fuel effluIronworks Stream pollution by won. Uureita second. eRldmoore ron will be merged. Into one Paclflc company; W. P. Kipman and other ents has always been au Important fleet, under the supreme command of men came to him, he said, and told question in countries where the iron third. Time, 141. Sixth race, mile and a furlong -a flag officer of the highest rank. In tbe him that unless he got off the land Industries are prominent. The pillu same manner aa the Atlantic fleet is they would jump his claim. Later, ting liquors, commonly known as redenommn won. Lord of Ihe Vale neeond. Pater (bird. Time, 1:57 during his absence, armed men wen now organized. liquors, art; derived front The bureau of navigation is making In and took possession of bis proper- the pickling process" common to galman named Hobe't CANADIANS WIN. every endeavor to secure a battleship ty. to which aa rlalm. tin plating, tube and sheet Holliday test! vanizing, strength of sixteen In the Atlantic Klrken set up waste This Iron treatment. pickle" Into two squadrons, fled that he attempted to contest Kirk-en'- s Is not a desirable addition to streams York, Nov. 3n The feature of , fleet, divided claim In the dis:rict court of the In tbe aeries ff aocker football, today which will furnish every opportunity a It reddish because produces (1) for the practice of battle tactics and Third Utah district, but every decls snd turbidity, making the which Is of international Intercut, wax will enable the higher officers to ac- Ion was against him until he secured stream waters, bed. and hanks un- the nulling of lh University of rase to Salt Lake men with a picked team from quire facility In the exercise of a a transfer of 'lie (2) because, by reason of Its New tnlj of several con- sightly; for The .Canadians won 7 Jersey. large fleet, and In maneuvering one City. Mr. Hollldav it robs the waters oxygen, Clark, superin- avidity to homogeneous squadron against anoth versations with Robert of this essen of their natural supply t tendent of the Valley Coal tial gas and thereby, when It la preser. WANTS ANOTHER CONTEST. Company, and other officials of thIn comparatively large quantities, which in ecal companies, sometimes ent DEATH OF SPENCER of death and causes the fish, (3) threats were made against him and a Las Angeb'a.Nov. 2n. Burn a other times efforts were made to buy because It give rise to large quan- of this city who fought "PhiladelGreat Shock to Hia Associates in New him out. Finally, ilring of the strug- tity of Iron in the siream.and thereby phia Jack" OBrien twenty round to the u'elulnes of tbe wttte-fYork. a draw lief .re the Pacific Aihlellc gle, he sold out 'o the coal company impairs and and domtatlc purposes laundry lor 22.C00. club, last Wednesday, today poted pric-sisfor certain inannfai-uHu- g New York. Nor. 30. News of the 11.000 certified rherk a a forfeit with terrible death of Samuel Spencer, presa local sNirtlng editor agn eing to Southern the nf PITTSBURG FIRE. ident railway, who would agree O'Brien, if the lat-eatop In train a killed wreck was near o o to a return match. The only startled his Lynchburg. Va, many bus- O THIRTY KILLED IN EXPLO- - C Pittsburg. Nov. 30 Fire of unwas that theic wn to .c iness associates here. All of them O SION. known origin broke out early today Ir. B IS.Ooo aide bet. Thla flclit would tributes to his high O paid glowing o tbe stationary department of the Kuttd be held befoic the club obeim? tbe qualities as a man and to his wonder- O Dortmund, Germany, Nov. lift. C Mfg. company at Sin Second c.ienue largest purse. as a railroad executive. O ful genius A revision of he casualties C and damaged the plant to the extent None of them would discuss the ques O resulting front the explosion C f several thousand dollars. DEMOCRATIC LEADER DEAD. 'Ion of his successor. They were so O the night of Xoverber 28th. or C firece fur time The Maze was overwhelmed with distress that none O the Wittii structbe It threatened .hat adjoining C Baltimore. Nov. :!n. General Victor of them gave any consideration to the O shows tha 2u persons far'ory, were 6 tures and all the engines in the down-:owL. UaiiLhntnn, one of tbe Democia'fr matter. summoned were district O killed. C2 soxe-el- v l an-C Injured, leaders of thin sinie. died ai There will probably be a special O 180 were less Several flrenten were slightly hurt his home at Fnilevlck suddenly riously hurt. C of antic meeting of the directors of the South-c- O The town f Wltien, near th or falling ghiss. C Bright's disease, aged 63 years. Railway at an early date to take O factory, presents a rad C n Spetf-eer'-- i President action FOOTBALL. O hud of appropriate deslriicilun. C WANT AD3 YIELD BIG RESULTS. motirblug ilea'h. A majority of the direc- O c At Rea't'e W'.t'lii.'.gt'Ui university, tors will attend the funeral service, WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULT8. OOOOOOOOOOOOOO 16; Idaho, 9. Denver. Colo, Nov. save: Edward E. (''.ark. 30.--T- toils New York, Nov. Baer. president of GROCERIES . tt.- t:i:l-rna- Ftu-hio- Peun-siiiau.- " , ALWAYS NICE AND FRESH ivt-rliln- i - 2311 s Are. Washington . uiiln-iirr.- Smirh-HryJIntr- 1 luime-cli.ilel- s v r, ' Come and Get Well SPOkTINS DESPERATE PRISONERS SAKS REFERS TO THE AGITATORS THE STREET CORNERS. IN COAL LAND FRAUDS WERE MARKED. limP. 1, 1 Western receipts of JhD.BLfi bushels of wheat for the week compile with 6.1 57,i7 huahe.s last year, while expurta fioni all ports of the i'nlted States, flour Included, were 2.714,961 bushels, against 1.GS7.491 last vear and 1.258.479 bushels In 19U4. Liabilities of commercial failures thus far reported for November amounted to $6,890,80 of which were In manufacturing, In trading and 2u8.155 In other commercial lines. WE imoiu II.MJGIIJ ESCAPED New York. Nov. Si'. - R. G. Hun r.J Oi'tnpany a week!,, roue' u( trade tomorrow will say : CURE I'll Coming in Slowly. Permanently F'OLlilir EMETS TO OF DLNK AND MOUSING, Trade for Weak Uru.aja'ly Active Weal and Copper Stiong Wheat Effectively and E. REPORTS SATEKDAY TTAI1, BEWARE OF FALSE TEN BRADSTREET. MEN OR THE THANKSGIVING'. OGDEN, ATTEMPT MADE WE -- EXAMINEE: Thornton. R. I., Nov. 39. Ethel Smith, the girl who shot and killed Elmer Briggs yesterday while the latter was attempting to force an entrance Into her father's home, where Briggs' wife and child were staying, will he tried on a charge of manslaughter, Dec. 17th. fifteen-year-ol- d OOOOOOOOOOOOO ; aU-tio- n We wish t call your attention tn new stock of Fancy Raisins, Currants, Citron, Orange and 1 anion Peel lias arrived. They are choice, clean stock, and the beat that iimney can buy any place In the city. We also have on hand a supply of pure apple cider, guaranteed to be the beat on the market. Mad from select and clean applas. Now la n golden op port tin Ity to gel the very beat of goodi fur the making of your ntlnra meat, BOTH PHONES 3fl. the fact that our T. B. EVANS (& Co. STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES. 2384 Washington Avsnua. e, Am-ped- o, s, eoevwiSMV. GETTING DOWN TO FACTS. Why do the patronise ui moat? In tha right answor to thla li tha key to auocesa. Think twice and well-to-d- o answer at the JUMBLE, Halls 1144. Rooms, Stores, storsga, Stoves, Snaps ' Buh A Garta Piano. , Ntwman Bros. Organa. Ten-usanc- II. PIANOS 2-- n 3-- ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Yloltna, Guitars, Accord eons, Bam Jos, Strings. Latest Publications of Sheet Musk. See the Wonderful pips Organ. y 2370 Washington Avenue. e. OGDEN, UATH. Second Hand Stores The JUMBLE buys, sells or exchanges "any eld thing" (blues" excepted) and most new ones. 2300 Wash. Hoile, 1144 SECOND-HANNEVADA STORE. Wa buy and sail all kinds ef raw and accend-hangood. Call er phon Wackar A Haynes, Props. 169 25th SL Phans, Ind. 822. d PAUL ZIEGENHIRT. 2-- acid-iron- " N-- To-ron- or WARDLEIGH C, Baoond-Han- Stars. d If you have anything to sell or buy call ar phons 1870 t 1S7S Wash. Ava. . Bail 658-k- Ind. 57S. a A. DENKERS Will pay the Highest pries for secondhand furniture and sell to the publle Ihe cheapest. 241S Grant Ava, Bail Rhone 637-k- . Ind. 920l C. J. HERRICK A CO, Successor to H. L. White, Bring your goods her if ycu to roll them. Call kero If ywu want 2342 Wash Ava. Ball Fhsne buy. v-a- 118-y- . Ind. 407. . OOOOOOOOOOOOO r n ocrcNDEO. pnocuncoano ofiB'likt(fnwftrsnii sMlwsisporl drawing Krrg fcw le SbUlM pBlrntA, Inute prrtlta nr. Bn. mf N dirrri vitk tL COUNTRIES. H'mtkvyrtvm smvtM frw, tk pAtrnK hteel m4 hfrleyeiaist Pnctles EideeWy. Wnl or erMM Iu up aft IU Mrak 9ff VUftai Maa FlM Mb. WASHINGTON. O. C. n WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULT |