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Show 3 l!iK MOKNINO EXAMINER: riivut,1 thv g..rtrd of in i. . lilt- ilftt-- VATCH EMERYVILLE !!!L RESULTS. San Francisco. Dec 2i f.tw poet. ReKtiits: 1'iret race, live and a half Itir's Pasodella theera Tn- - Umk-ntaker- s Such vt. BUS WELLS Jewelry Store. One ticket linn with each one dollar purchase. Lady's solid 14-carat cold watch. IS Jewel move-peat. Bee our eicellent line ot DIAMONDS and JEWELRY. SILVERWARE and plated ware, 1 1 for daintiness. We aavt money on every purchase. 370 Twenty-fourtStreet. you fu:l.ug 3-- Alarie, Buabtborpc. Eulalie U., Azuna, Joe Hat lan aud Tonic also ran. Second race. Futurity course Mattel Hollander 104 McBride). 5 to 1. won; La Rose U4 l Study 30 to 1, second; Lugano 105 iBrownt. ti to 1, third. Time, 1:13 MoPeerleas I o hawk, Korailauy, Uotiavetiture, aud George Kllborn also ran. Third race. Futurity course Chief Wlttiuap M3 (Graham). 2u Ut 1. won; Cocksure lu (Sandy). 6 to 1. second; Comilfo 1U4 (Miller), ti to 5. third. .a. pell-gros- Time. 1:12 Snow, Jake Ward, Aaron J.. Effervescence. Dr. Sheruian and St. Denis also ran. Fourth race, seven furlungs Shady Lad 107 (C. Miller). 3 to 5, won; Ctandestlne M7 lV. Miller). 4 to 1, second; Andrew MacL 105 (Flannery), 60 to 1, third. Time, 1:8. Metlskaila. Prestige. Talamund. Jackful and Irian Jew also ran. Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth Baker 110 (McBridel, 7 to 5, won; Cheripe 108 (Lawrence), 6 to 1, second; lraa 10! (Klrachbaum). 40 to 1, third. Time. 1:51. Bonar, The Only Way, Jack Little, Chablts and Serenity also ran. Sixth race, mile and fifty yards Gateway 108 (Sandy), 3 to 2. won; Massa 104 (McBride), 9 to 6, second; Critical 108 (Williams). 5 to 2, third. Tims, 1:47. Monaco Maid, Captain Bush and Mendon also ran. "FIXING UP FOR CHRISTMAS.11 Don't hide wall paper defects with evergreens or some other kind jf greens cover your walls with paper that will look pretty until neat Christmas. To get that sort at cheering prices get it at GRIFFIN PAINT CO. Wash. 2281 Both Phones. art- - TALKING WITH ASCOT PARK RESULTS. Lua Angeles, Dec. 20 Good weather brought out a large attendance at Ascot today. A big, surprise came In the second rsca when All Black took first money at the long odds of 25 to I. La Gloria was the favorite but could do no better than fourth. - AH Black won all the way round. The handicap went to Corgalette, who was off like a shot and never was headed. Track fast. Results: First race. Brooks course Legatee 107 (Harris), 6 to 5, won; Cotillion 17 (Booker), 4 to 5, second; Gentle Hnrry 107 (Keogh). 20 to 1, third. Moor, 'Polo Do and Time, 3:04 Ding Dong II alto ran. Second race, five furlongs All Black 107 (Boyd), 5 to 1, won; Sly Ben 103 (B. Koerner), 10 to 1 second; La Cha-t106 (Kelly), IS to 1, third. Time, 1:01. Atoka, La Claris, Don Dnmo and Robt Mitchell also ran. Third race, six furlongs Winsome Ways 33 Coane), 3 to 2. won; Irish Vail 33 (Whitman), loo to 1, second; to 1, 101 LJvius (McDaniel), 2 First Peep, third. Time, 1:15 Bong of the Sea, Phil Igoe and Taoa also ran. Fourth race, mile Corgalette 106 (Finn), 7 to 5, won; Mary, Jr.. 100 (Bom), 6 to 6, second; Chimney Sweep 103 (Gargan). 3 to 1. third. ,Taby Tosa also ran. Time, 1:48 Fifth race, five and a half furlongs to C, won; Green Seal 116 (Finn), J. B. Laughrey 113 (Singleton), 6 to S, second; Lady Kitty 115 (Talbert), 7 to 1, third. Time, 1:08 Tenero, St. Edgar, Cadet, Maid of the Mill and Remember also ran. Sixth race, six furlongs Taylor Georg 107 (Koerner), 7 to 1, won; Willie Gregg 107 (Howard). S to 1. second: Beautiful and Best 110 (Fisher), 15 to 1, third. Time, 1:14 Perry Wirkes, Nuns Veiling, Antara, Foncasta. Bailey, Hockey, Elfin King, Perdition. Ullna, Seasick, and George Milner also ran. a Lii-a- S. Plait Saddlery Co. E. W. A. Malaa. Malan, WE CAN MOVE ANYTHING. MALAN COMPANY CHAIR. Governor Higgins Commutes Santancs to Lifs Imprisonment. 20. Albert T. by Governor Hig- Albany, N. Y, Dec. gins today from the death chair, in which he has stood for nearly five years. He was convicted In March, 1302, of the murder of William Marsh Rice, an aged millionaire. In a brief memorandum laying stress wpnn the dissenting opinions of the Judges of the court of appeals, which affirmed Patrick's conviction toy a vote of 4 to 8, the governor announced that he had commuted the death sentence to Imprisonment for life. Iater the governor intimated a doubt of Patrick's sanity, attributing his mental state to the strain under which the condemned lawyer has labored for years In the death cell at Sing Bing. The governor eras shown a dispatch In which it win asserted that Patrick would refuse to accept the commute tion and Insist- upon his right to die. Patrick cannot determine what bis punishment shill toe, said Governor He is mistaken If he says Higgins. he sent me no application. In fact, I have several, one In particular ssking for a pardon. Ha will have to toe careful or be mar find hlmielf la Matte-waThe long strain seems to have Against French Gevsrnmsnt, Sent to been too much for him. All Papal Ropresantatlvds. Matte wan Is the state hospital for insane criminals. Rome, Dec, 20. The Vatican issued CITY PARK RESULTS, The governor said he had nothing a note of protest against the course of further to say as to his reasons for the French government and forwarded New Orleans, Dec. 20. commuting the sentence. it to all the papal representatives First race, six furlongs Dargin won, abroad, including the apoztolle deleCannon Ball second, Monterey third. YOUTH EXECUTED. gates. A summary of the note will be Time, 1:17 45. in the Osservatore Romano published Second race, seven furlong Tinker Radom, Russian Poland, Dec. 20. A tomorrow. The note protests primarwon, John Garner second, Foreigner youth named Wernee, 17 yean old and ily that the righto of religion hare third. Time, 1:31 at the technics! school, was been outraged toy the French governThird race, one mile Rebounder a studentdrumhead court martial here ment's preventing the head of the tried by third. second, Flavlgny won, Harmakls today, convicted and abut for having rhurch from communicating wilh the Time, 1:47. killed Colonel Plotta, commander or French hierarchy by the expulsion Nedra Fourth race, seven furlongs the gendarmerie of Radom. Werner from France of Mgr. Montagnlnl, who Bruwon. Gold Circle eecond. Prince threw a bomb at Colonel Plotta, De- wan secretory of the papal nunciature tus third. Tims, 1:03 cember 18, and the colonel- - died the at Paris. Fifth race, six furlongs Goldproof next The note does not touch upon (he When the workmen of this day. won. Berths E. second, Gause third. of the archives of the execution of the learned inviolability they vicinity Time, 1:17 nunciature at Paris, as the authorideclared a general strike. Sixth race, one mile Dr. McCluer ties on international law do not agree won. Happy Jack second, Lampadrome DEATH FROM TYPHOID. upon the duty nf the state in the mat1:43 third. Time, ter of documents left behind by the of a foreign iiower Dec. 20. Three companies representatives El Paso.. FUNERAL OF BISHOP M'CABE representing the board of health, the with whlrh relations have been brocounty medical association and the ken, when the Interests of this (lower At SL Pauls M. E. Church, and city respectively, are at work trying have not been entrusted to a third: Marksd by Simplicity. to determine and remove the cause friendly power. of the typhoid of which there are 120 80. . Dec. Simplicity CHARGE OF FORCERT. New York, cases la this city. Twelve deaths marked the services at the funeral have occurred from the disease since In McCabe Pittsburg. Dec. 20. Former Cashier of the late Bishop C. C. December 1, which Is the heivlect J. II. F. Rinehart of the Farmers and St. Pauls M. E. church tonight. The death rate ever recorded here. Drovers' National hank at Wnynes-bur- g church was well filled, many promiwas today charged with forgery nent Methodist clergymen and laymen FOREST RESERVE. In addition to tbe charge of making of New York and Brooklyn being Dec. 20. Secretary false statements to tbe comptroller of present. The casket was corered Washington. with black cloth and an American Hitchcock today consulted the presi- the currency when the bank closed a The dent In Sag was spread across the top. eastregard to the order withdraw- week ago. The charge of forgery was were all laymen of allotment' of nearly 4,000.000 brought by the Greensburg Trust the ing ern cities. of land of the five civilized tribes company. acres Rinehart tonight consented to asBishop Daniel A. Good sell of Bos- of Indians to establish a forest reton read the funeral service. With serve, which Secretary Hitchcock and sign all his property, valued at $1,000 him were Bishops J. W. Bashtord of Secretory' WUson were questioned by 000, to the board of directors, who will China. T. B. Neely of Buenos. Ayres, the senate yesterday. Indian Com- select three disinterested men to conand E. G. Andrews, retired, with Rev. missioner Lenpn and Gifford Pinvhot, vert tbe property in cash. No effort Drs. C. P. Eckman, pastor of St Paul's, of the forest department, also were has been made to serve the warrant and Wm. V. Kelley. present. Nothing could be learned as on Rinehart and In view of bis agreej. M. Buckley ment to assign his property it Is nut Bishop Andrews paid an affectionate to the result of the conference. likely that It will be served at all. tribute - to the dead bishop. OSAGE OIL AND GAli Rev Dr. Buckley added his tribute KILLED HIS WIFE. He loved ' all, good men." of praise. He loved Robert G. In. I. T., Dec. 20. AH the oil and he said. Tnlsa. once Butler, Pa.. Dec. 20. Max Kaftle, a gersoll. He told Colonel Ingeraoll gat wells in the Osage nation, save that If he would become a Christian three, which would be injured by re- Russian, killed Ms wife tonight by he could save 100,000 souls In a singla maining Idle were shut down today striking her on tbe head with an Iron, United States marshal and also Injuring a young daughter. Pff body will He In atate until by a deputy When asked hy the police why he under instructions from the InThe acting I be taken terior department. This action is the had killed hla wife. Keftle said: Friday morning when It willwill lie In result of a recent Investigation which have a right tn kill my wife; It's noto Philadelphia. There It It will be disclosed that over 4.800acres of nil body's business but my own. state until noon, when Fallow countrymen who knew Kaftle " land were being held under lease by shipped to Chicago for interme.in Russia. In forth ed the police tff one operator, contrary to law. Evanston. he was wanted there, asserting that A further service will be 'held In he killed several wives and there is ILLEGAL USE OF MAILS. the First Methodist church. Evanston, afternoon. a standing reward for his arrest. on Saturday probably Chicago, Dec. 20. Fred M. Colvin DEFENDS ROOSEVELT. of this city was arrested tods): on the OPPOSED TO REFORM. charge of using the mails in an illegal New York, Dec. 20. Hilary A. HerBarlln. Dec. SO. A dispatch to the manner to further the bale of stock In bert, former secretary vt the nary, Frankforter Zettung. from Tien Stln, a mining company, Jocatcd near was the principal speaker at the anColo. published today, describes the situs, dinner of tbe Alabama society nual to the agitation critical owing as tion Hotel Astor tonight WASHINGTON. the TO CALLED at BIXBY dealers Chinece opium south of the Mr. Herbert defended the action o! who houses of owners gsmhUng and as a result of variWashington, Dec. 20. Tams Blxby, President Roosevelt In iHsm!lng tie discontented tol the five civilized I commissioner three companies of negroes on ie and the suppresreforms recent ous to has' been dlsn traffic. charges uf rioting at Brownsville, and tribes, telegraphed sion of the opium to certain added: to come give arms of Washington At several places depot "Whs the President did U. S. Grant been discovered. The Japanese. Information In connection with his have .. and Robert E. Lee did, and I ant dvmsIHpmhlr itrans administration ut that work. .j.ioA the shadow of 3-- - cum-pau- 3--4. 3-- 5. Van, Drays and Baflgaga Wagons. . . 4--5. FurniOUR SPECIALTIES Plan ture, Safs Moving and Storage, ' OFFICE 40S Twenty-fift- Street, h PHONES Ind., 224. Bell, id 22Q. pall-beare- The Osfy Si DsaUe-Trtc- k Railway hctwcia Mil start Rhrcr sad CMcaf. The Overland Limited The Msst Luvisas Trala laths Wadi Cotapartmeni and drawing roost sleeping cars, observation fan, gin ng cars, and library with barber, bath' and Book-vr- rs Library; entire train electric lighted, through Chicago without charge. Direct connection for buffet-smoki- ng cn, k StePaolandMincsapolis ml fidl Jtiei, iwetvetlom. c. A. cu ke oMln (raw Walkar, Chicago & k OS Gawd Korth-Weste- ra feats Mala Street, i ake Cttr, Utah- aan L J llil rrniiie. tiraut .inring Civ: .i ,u.. ::u5i' LHSt'cmUuls. aiiil all tin., tth.i inlliiwi'ii fo-- i l'u ii war an. I their wit a: und Hn.evelt uii.l uphold u hat In- haa unne " diii-th- Largs Number cf Case D.scoveied Washington Seminary. I'ilsbui'C. live. ktudi'ii's nf e s r'j - OF PETTY THEFT. 2n. Fifty W;u.hingt.-i- i in .r.,!i;i M'lini.jiy Do Your Trading Whore They Employ THE ut lu . ono f Hit-- i:,urt fohliionsiiK' iusliiuiauii of tile kind in Ivauiu, left foi ihtir li.iiii'h U,nt uighi, on tlii'ir (iriztiuau iscati.in. all suffer. ug nmre nr Uss from hvnieria. following the dfoeuvery s iin.1 the i'lii--qui-of mull) pi'tiy method of the lriiiLidl to find McCasky Accounting wt-vr- MOROCCO SITUATION. 'tr;. lie.- ju. The exact sl'uatiull iu Mnrovcu j as f.iilossThe iiiUiiii,i'.it.- - represeiilalii at Tangier are c uttuilted to compel the retirement of Kuisuli from lit piveenr tiit-fl- tit' position. If Sid Mohunieii (launa. tue Moroccan minister f ear. is not li vug enough lo compel the baudlt to siMtdnra. the French end Spanish at ship sill laud men and restore the autiioritx of the ault ait. The that Kaivuli prevail will fight, and i: is feared that s large .portion of the t roop under Gabhas 114 desert to him Register Your Account Cannot Go Wiong. suin-niuue- lu-r- FYe-mo- 4-- i VICTIMS 'i We Use this System, 900000 Pickett Grocery Co. BOTH PHONES 177 Avenue. 244 Washington hap-iene- 3-- "TRANSFER tn a few iicvtT furg t the 2 1-- 3 J. C ri. 1!Rh. 21. Tlie ihffu were com tn ill d in one of ihe dormitories, and resellers us well as tiudeuis suffered. Art ides of wtMiing apparel as well us n.uccv aiul jewelry have been missing over a period 'f a week. Y'ekterduy, vUn it came time in dikmlss the school, the d bouidsr In the ooruiitory were to the chapel where the principal announced (bar nut a student would bo allowed to depart until ibey and their room had been searched. Teachers began their disagreeable ARBITRATORS SELECTED. duty aud one of them was notified that a student who bad reported a 37 bill Washington. Dec. 2n. The arbitrator selected tu dele mine the wage Htiden had found tbe biU crumpled up scale for machinists on ihe Southern and lying wltiilu the dormer uf the room where it had apparently been railway have reached an agreement a thrown in a burr)'. Other reports of follows: That the .Southern railway com- the hasty return of stolen property were almost immediately made and pany grant to tbe niachiniata at all awn all who had kMi anything had shop except at Birmingham and Sheffield, an increase of 2 cent an hour; found the missing property. The to the machinists at Birmingham and searoh was stopped Immediately and the keys returned to the students. Last HOPE DEFERRED. Sheffield an increase of 1 rent at all night the students were allowed lu to and hour, per apprentices Bakersfield. Cal.. Dec. 20. The shops an lucres of 1 cent per hour. leave. The acoool faculty aud toate seemingly impossible has again The sale Is to be effective as of Sep- of the students are said to know the in the prosrcutiJn of the work tember 1. Wot. culprit, but the Identity la con re led. of rescue of Hicks, the entombed miner. latte advices state that in all proPATRICK NOT SATISFIED. TAKING TESTIMONY. bability the burled man will not lie taken out before morning, tin great Ossining. N. Y, Dec. 90. Patrick Ban Antcmlo, Tex., Dec. 30. Taking Is the caution being taken by the resannounced tonight that he is not satisof a and brief testimony argument cue party tu avoid any accident at fied with commutation and at once will the last minute, that the rescuers fear pertaining to the admissibility of cer- begin a fight for freedom. A writ of tain this testimony occupied morning habeas corpus will he applied for. It to go ahead without first having made sure that everything Is braced satis- and afternoon sessions of the revolu- was said. In the United States court, cases tionist's at the federal building factorily and no evil results esu oc- today. making Warden Jobs soa the defendI ant. cur. B. Testlmnoy wag offered toy (Ypt. Barntea of the rural guard of Mexico; REVENUE INSPECTOR. HICKS WAGERS A SOX OF CIGARS. Ismael Rodriguex. mayor of Jlulnex; recalled; Luke Dowe. deputy collector El Paso. Tex.. Der. 20 Fhst AssistBakersfield. Cal., Dec. 2d. Hicks, of customs at Del Thomas Gon- ant. Secretary nf tbe Treasury i B. the entombed miner, was not reached zales of Eagle Pass,Rto; and J. F. RobertIs here on an official visit. Reynolds the boulder A heavy during night. son, aheriff of Valverde county. Mr. Reynold Is making a tour t tire was struck and taken sway. Tbs rescountry lnisctlng the liiiporu.nt ofcuers are now working on a new level, MRS. ROOT ENTERTAINS. fices of the customs and laierual revand expect to reach Hicks by I o'clock enue departments. this afternoon. Hie miner is lu good Washington, Dec. 20. Secretary .of Condition and has wagered a box of State and Mrs. Rout entertained at YANKTON RAILROAD. cigars on his rescue at 5 o'clock. dinner tonight In honor of President and Mrs. Roosevelt. The other gU'Ms Sioux City, Dec. 20 President ASKS TO BRING SUIT. Included Ambassador and Mrs. M hlte-laHill of the Yankton k Southern Senator ami Mrs. Henry railroad has let a contract for the For Damages Against Sugar Refining Cabot Reid, President Hadley, of surveying of the proposed line from Lodge, Company, Yale University, President Butler of Yankton to the Kansa Una. Work (Wlumbls University, and Asalatont on tho survey will begin In a few Philadelphia, Dec. 20. George H. Secretary of State and Mra. Robert weeks. Harris, Jr., receiver for the Pennsyl- Baron. vania Sugar Refiner- - company, preSOLD FOR 11,200,000. . sented a petition In common pleas MINISTER TO RUSSIA. court here today asking permission to Florence, Dee. 20.' The 8trossl palbring suit for damages against the City of Mexico, Dec. 20. A bill has ace. the most perfect example extant American Sugar Refining company, albeen submitted In the chamber of of the palatial Florentine architecture, leging illegal exercise of 1U control has I xen sold to a manufacturer for of the Pennsylvania company In pre- deputies with Minister of Finance 31.200,000. This pslics was begun In for recommendation the of the refinery. venting the operation 1843. a erection BL of Mexican at legation Mr. Earle was appointed receiver of A was similar taken I'eteraburg. step comthe Pennsylvania Sugar Refinery PEARYS STEAMER. the Russian government some time pany after the collapse of the Real Es- by enslnre In to Mexico an appointing tate Trust company, when It was Vineyard Haven, Mass., Dec. 20. found (hat stock of ihe refining com- voy eitraordlnary and minister pleni- Commander Pearys steamer, the pany had been given to the trust com- potentiary. Roosevelt, arrived here this afternoon pany as security by Adolph Segal. on her way from Bhelburn, N. 8., to RAILROAD PROPERTY. Tlie receiver says that his InvestiNew York. . show (linfigT-BKissel of that gations 20. Dec. Senator New Y'orkj surrepU&mslr acting as loi Washington, RATIFY CONVENTION. agent for the sugar trast, made a loan Toilette today Introduced bills to to Adolph Segal and got trust securi- amend the railroad rate bill pasasd Paris, Dec. 2D. The senate today ties and bonds of the Pennsylvania during tbe last session of congress, ratified the Algedraa convention, and one section to provide for adding Refinery company and with John E. on December 6th, wm apwhich, Parsons hold a controlling Interest in the Investigation of the valuation of proved by the chamber of deputlea. The proposed the company and voted to make the railroad property. This conduct, amendments are along the line of refinery Inoperative. FAMINE REPORTS DENIED. Mr. Eaile says, contributed to the fail- amendments offered by the Wisconsin senator, while the rate bm was urn ure of the Real Etute Trust 81. Paul, Dec. 20. Reports of a food der consideration In the senate. and provision famine In North or the danger of one are denied. MARTINELLI ILL. NOTE OF PROTEST. 3. WITH OLD HARNESS ' ransway may ranee more that trou bis. - Serious injuries and aoaai limes death are the awful results. Ag Id harness Is often responsible, but a new harness with weak spots la i h Jnst at bad. ' Tha kind we eel have NO WEAK SPOTS. Ybu will get your money's worth If ' ffon buy harness of us. : Our new address Is 1377 Wathlnr s in-t- r Cleveland. Ohio, Dec. 20. Grand Master Morrisey of the Brotherhood of Railway Tralumen, left for New York tonight He said: If the managers do not grant tha yardmen the wage advance asked by Saturday the men will be withdrawn. Patrick was saved i in.-- i'ii- i ON HIS WAY. DEATH i'.iie si: tfo'M i. Ntw York, Dec. 2". The managers of rile railway line New York, which are affected by Me ultimatum, yewrday. by the yardmen. who propose to "leave the m of the several companies liec. 22. unless their request for an increase itf wages of five per cent is not granted, declared today that they regard "the strike ultimatum il the yardmen as most astuuiahing snl unfair." The statement to this effect was given oui touigM following a meeting of the General Managers' association. It also was stated that the niaiidgei have as yet mue to no conclusion as to what action will be takeu. but have requested Grand Master Morrissey of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen to come to New York Immediately. It la said Mr. Morrissey Is now 'in his wav east. The situation is regarded as unite, in view of the holiday rush of the railroads. The managers declare the men have violated contracts in threatening to strike at this time. Fourth Graud Master Murdoch, of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, w'hrn shown the managers' statement, tonight, said: There Is no contract governing the wages of the trainmen in any part of the New Y'ork district, but fur a number of years wages have been increased materially, but for a number of years the yardmen in this district have contended for the Chicago scale. The arrival of Grand Master Murrise) would make no difference. I have been deputied to represent him here and to all Intents and purposes I am grand master. It is now too la'e for arbitration ; all negotiations are off. The only possible way to avidd a strike now is s notification from the managers before aSturdsy that the demand for the increase of five cents an hour is conceded.'' FROM c'iir lF.i 'EMliEIf tbeiv s!;., si'h-iiit!- i Hakt-rsti- i 11. CaL IV v lin ks, the riiioutbed miner, sill in of beiore niiituiyhi if Ui- isiiu'.stt-'Uhis lOnvuers do not foil. Tin iiuiay unexpected delays hate s rveil to Lake the public suspicious of the report. but the miners tuiriiaiug iut-the Mli are talklug to then u u!: vrer anil under ihe ore car utid only ptMoieiu uow - to ci it out a tnTe n.l deep enouyli to dial him oui. They are flying a: ilieir tusk with a final burst of entnulastu und each succeeding report from the mountain lessens the time which it will take to consummate the rescue. The shaft lias been deserted and everybody is gathered at the drift expecting at any moment to hear the glad shout from within which will declare the completion of the long drawn out task. An ini pro i ised hotel ha been set up In the tunnel, warm water to bathe the race of Hicks, blankets to protect him from the chill air, and there are pieces of tobacco for which Hicks says he has been longing for for two days. The watchers are on tiptoe with excitement, and all nerves are on edge for the crucial niumeut. AH Bakersfield Is awake to receive the uews of the release, and enthusiast- - have arranged to fire off esnnon and ring fire bells. AND UNFAIR. 1-- A HiCK. &fcrii-rii.- ere the Words Used in Characterizing Yardmen's Demand. SAVED MOIIXlNtJ, Have Everything in Readiness to Care for Him When Rescued. and mit-i-Ui- 1u7 iWIIliamai. f to 1. w.m: 107 Bandy 1. 1 5to 1. reroud; 10k iKuappi. k to 1. third. Avuna Time. 1:14 i.f Kiuitg S: I 1'KlliAY CTA11. - e Irnin? rovlun 'h.:r l.gitlaiion levii'.iitiobarj lent from he trn: ASTOUNDING tudiij mviiiini ihvlr Lse ut EiLeryvl!?. as ii a y,aj l!a fi,r lu iLe mt heailiy playtNi luYin-iU- ' rai-Ruahihnrp-- . ihr clmirc of th le oues. was prank-all- ) left at the Grin4 l OUDEX, 11 8a-lld- a, Now la a gulden opportunity to get the best Chrlatmas eaudlea snj auu on the market. They are fresh and selected goods. There will be no die app'rintnMtnt If you will give us youi orders to fill. We have everything ot hand that is required to make ap first-claChristmas treat. BOTH PHONES 236. EVANS 01 Co. T. B. STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES. 2364 Washington Avsnus. GETTING DOWN TO FACTS. Why do tho patronize us moet? In the right answer te this ta well-to-d- the key to success. Think twice and answer at the JUMBLE, Helle 1144. Rooms, Stores, Bunge, Stoves, Snaps. Bush A Carts Pianos. Nswinan Eros. Organs. y. Rome, Dee. 20. Cardinal"' Marlin-e- l 11, who formerly was papal delegate to the United States, has been ill for sonic time with facial polypi, which ANOTHER NOVEL PY MRS. WHARTON o C. H. WARDLEIGH Is particularly fortulist of writers and In the the surgeons diagnosed as exceptional Interest of Its contribuToday on operation was perPIANOS tions for the coming year. Tbs foet formed. After the operation, however, that Ute serial story fur 13U7. Tbs the patient suffered a hemorrhage, be- Fruit of the Tree, Is to be by Mra. coming so weak that death Is feared. Whsrtnn (whose Tbe House of The last sacraments have been adminORGANS AND MUSICAL Mlrthl has already sold nearly inistered to the cardinal. The pope 2 oo.ot h) copies In hook form I will unquires frequently as to bis condition. doubtedly attract a groat number of MERCHANDISE renders. Speaking of Mrs. Wharton, ALLOTMENT OF LAND. The Atlantic Monthly says: The mere theught of another Yloilos, Guitars, Accordecns, BanWashington, Der. 20. Representa- novel sets the appetite on edge; one tive Stevens of Texas Introduced a recalls the eagerness with which readjos, Strings. resolution in the house today asking ers awaited the next Thackeray or of Sheet Ifeele. Publication Latest that Secretary Hitchcock of the de- Dickens.'' . partment of the Interior be requested See the Wonderful Pipe Organ- to furnish the house with full Info UTAH PATENTS. mation concerning his refusal to allot to Indiass of the Vhoclaw and ChickGranted this week. Reported by C. 2171 Washington Avsnus. asaw nations tbe lands on which they A. Snow k Co., Patent Attorneys, lire. D. C.: Washington. George Curley, OGDEN, UATH. Ball City, combined continuous NEW PORTS OF ENTRY. W. kiln and drier: Mathew Dalton, Willard, tent; John M. Kricson, Balt Mexico City, Dec. 20. El Dlsrlo, the latke City, stove; James W. Neill, Salt official organ of the Mexican governLake City, charging device for furment. says that Cos tzaroa lens, on the naces; Charles Schaelllng. Eureka, on Atlantic roast, and Sallna Cm, elevator attachment. Fur copy of any Tha JUMBLE buys, sails or the Pacific side, will he formallr de- of above patenta send ten cent lit "any old thing" (bluss" exclared ports nf entry January l. These postage stamp with date of this pa- cepted) and moot ntw ansa. 2300 cities are the terminal point of the per to C. A. Snow A Co., Washington, Wash. Hollo, 1144 Tebauntepee National railroad. Tbia D. C, SECOND-HANroad will be oiiened to traffic JanuNEVADA STOR& We buy and sell all kinds of now JOHN MITCHELL HONORED. ary 12th. and second-hangaodat Call or phene PEACE CONFERENCE. Wnlilugion Dec. 20. The President Weaker A Haynesi Prep 163 23th SL todar announced the acceptance today Phene, Ind. 622. lxinrlon. Dec. 21. The Hague corby John Mitchell, president of the PAUL ZIEOENHIRT, respondent of the Telegraph declares' United Mine Workers of America, as a Seoend-Hen- d Store. court that the permanent arbitration representative of lahnr, and Marvin If you hove anything te Mil or buy is not aware of the alleged note from ifo.yhltt. president pf the Chicago A er phene 1S70 te 1S7S Wash. Avo. Germany and Russia to the United Northwestern Railroad company, us a call 660-k- . Ind. 673. States, stating that they do not desire representative of capital, for the po- Ball te dlscnsi tbe limitation of armament sition tendered them by the PresiA. DENKERS at the next peace conference. dent as members of the bard of trus- Will ths highest pries for secondthe hand pay tees to whom he will convey furniture and wll to ths publls AUSTRIAN STRIKE. amount of (he Nobel Pear prize. ths cheapest. 2416 Grant Ava. Bail Pnont 417-k- . Ind. S20l SHOSHONE RESERVATION. Vienna, Dec. 20. The postofllce em25.000 of Austria, numbering ployee C. J. HERRICK A CO men and women, have voted to strike Washington, Dec. 20. The House-toda- y Successors ti H. L Whits. 21 Conas the December a protest against passed the bill extending ring your goods hare If yew want ditions under which they are forced to time to May 15. 1307. In which entry-me- n la tell them. Call Kere If you want labor. Tbe government has attempted Wash Ava. Bell Phono may make final residence on th buy. 116-y- . to avert, trouble by offering Increased Shoshone reservation. Wyoming. ' Ind. 467. wages, but this has been declined, ' Tommy Does your me hit your foot rf V. 4 J.BILL. CONSOLIDATION under the table when you're had. enough? v City Of Mexico. Dec. 20. The Johnny No: that's when I havent consolidation bill, which was pro- had enough. When I have, she send? Liman-tou- r for the doctor. Harper's Bazar. posed by Minister of Finance m. bnocungpawopgrcnogp.ro1 for the creation of n Mexican mm ma (Mornf (.fcXiwrjreiiHt Inn. over national the ke asked me. take to (rat tell Can Mia company any little boy Innva , is (Ml eousTNin. railroad lines of Mexico and the Mexi- Dear Teacher, why these are the - tf4mi K'arM yM mi I'm, j Ihrinrtt been unanihas can Central railroad, shortest days In the year?" mrmef mud rflm IhrfahmU brtfrt s4 hMkfmwit Sriefic Izclwhty. My pop sez. spoke up Tommy mously approved toy tbe chamber of WrtknMkM. Smart, It'a because you have to spend deputies. HSIMKM.n-MMIWihMM- a so much money for Christ mM presWS8NinoTON. P. C. aTiEMMETT HONORED. ents now. Philadelphia Press. E. Scribner's nate In Ite - Second Hand Stores d i 23-1- ? -- rall-wa- U-I- az New York, Dec. 20. Upon Instructions from Pope Plus X. Archbishop Parley tonight formally made Dr. Thomas E. A. Emmett of this efiy, a knight of ermmander of the Order of St. Gregor)' he Great. Ur. F.mtnett la 70 years old. sii.l la a grand nephew of Robert, Emmett. Who Is your favorite composer? Inquired the artistic person.1 I can't say just at this moment, answered Mr. Cumrox, with an appaal-In- g glance at Ills wife, but It's someRESULTS. body whose mush I can't remember WANT ADS YIELD and wboae name I cant pronounce. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. S-- |