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Whence Come Many Strange Things.

Mrs. Hickes-What pretty blonde Miss King-Chester isl Etut she's an anomaly to me. l know the family well. All the Kings were brunettes.a and the Chesters were all dark, too. Where can she get her light hair from?
 Miss Wiclkes-From Paris.-Vogue.
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A Compromise.

Reuben-Mamma, will you give me cent to buy nice big green apple2
 Mamma-No, Reuben; green apples are very dangerous.
 Reuben-Then, mamma, give me the cent, please, and I will buy red one. -Harper's Young People.
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An Eye to Improved Meth ods.

Father (to the seven-ye@-old miss beside him, cutting the whip sharply through the air)-See, Mary, how I make the horse go faster without strilx- ing him at all.
 Mary Gn an eager tone of happy dis covery)-Papa, why don't you spank us children in that way?-Life.
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A Ready Pupil.

'T am afraid of waking baby, for poor Robert has walked the floor every night with him for the last three weeks
 ''How dreadful! And has the baby learned to talk yet?"
 ''No. But he has learned to swear" -Tifa
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Wasn't snre of Charlie.

Fannie-I am dreadful nervous. Mfr. Charlie Bondclipper is going to call on papa this afternoon to ask for my hand.
 Jennie-Are you afraid your fathey will refuse?
 ''No, father is all right"
 "Then what are you nervous about2" I'm afraid Charlie will not show up."-Texas Siftings.
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The Roy Found It.

Doctor-Did you take that prescrip- tion around to Mir. filling?
 Boy-Yes, sir.
 ''I forgot the exact number of his residence. Did you find it?"
 II told everybody along the street that had one of your prescriptions for MT. filling and they all told me to look for house with crape on the door "-Good News.
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ErnnaahIo nInlannhnlia.

Mrs. St. John-Georgc, dear, why is the ocean blue?
 MT. St. John-Becuuse it has to en~ brace so many objectionable people.-< Brooklyn Life.
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Tho Dream Came True.

Ialways believe in dreams. do. For know ofttimcs the dreams came true Why, 1t was only the other night drcamt of A fire and saw the light It worried mo much, and twisted and tossed; Then oyerslept-half a day was lost But my dream came true, though undeslred. When came to the office was fired.
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The Broad Brim.

''Is there no hope for me, Miss Blythe? Can never hope to be closer, nearer to you than am now?" said he.
 No" replied she, softly; mo, MT. Smith, not unless you take off yous hat"
 And he did.-Truth.
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Where He Got It.

q can't understand, Bobby" said his father, ''why you should quarrel so much with Tommy White. Your mother tells me that you quarrel with him most of the time"
 ''I can't help it, pa" replied Bobby, thoughtfully; q guess must get my disposition from you or ma. a.'-Texas Siftings.
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Hard Luck.

Laura-How was it that you lost your breach of promise suit against Jack Archer?
 Clara-Well, perhaps it was because they found out was suing two other men at the same time.-Brooklyn Life.
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Proressionnl Amenities.

Physician (to lawyer)-Where are you going in such hurry, Brown?
 Lawyer Brown-I am going to Jones'.
 Physician-Weil, wait for me. am going to Jones, too.
 Lawyer Brown-Can't do it. Jones wants to make his will, and must get there before you or I'll be too late.-- Boston Globe.
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The Solution.

Bridget, what was that loud noise heard in your room last night? Did something fall?"
 "Not that I knows on, ma'an. Maybe it's meself ye heard fall asleep. Ye knows I'm heavy sleeper. Truth.
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Miss and Mrs.

Miss-What's the good of Thanks giving? What have I to be thankful for?
 Mrs. s.-That you are Miss instead of Mrs.--Detroit Free Press.
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Those On-Hand Efforts.

q hear Bronson's impromptu speech at the banquet last night wasn't suc- cess. What was the matter?"
 He'd forgotten to bring his manu- script. "--Chicago Record.
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In ThIs case It FaiIed to yyork.

Burglar (rousing the sleeping head of the family)-Don't move or I'll shoot! Whar's your money hid?
 Head of the Family Struck by a. bright thought)-Its in the pocket of my wife's dress.
 Burglar-That's all right. I'll just take the dress. Thanks---Chicago Trihune
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Ought to Work,

Mamma ' What are you doing, Johnnie?
 Johnnie Putting some of papa's hafr-renewer on the bald spot in the ss-plat.-Judge.
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Too Late.

Featherstone-I have called on Miss Palisade number of times lately, but have invariably found her not at home.
 Ringway-You don't get there early enough. You should call before I do. -Judge.
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-Meddle once meaps simply to at- tend to. Early translations of the Bi- ble give I. Thess., iv., H., as "Meddle with your own business D
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-23

shadowy shape that filled him with a vast Vague fear; it came in silence and alone; bIutey it glanced from bed to bed, and passed, But paused beside his own Paused and looked down, and all his terrors
 fled;
 He grew as quiet and as restful now As if his mother stopped beside the bed And laid her cool hand on his fevered brow. And looking up into it's eyes but seemed Like looking into hers that loved him so; He heard old voices speak, us if he dreamed, or things of long ago And What art thouS" he asked the Shadow
 then,
 "Who comest so like memory old and dear, That l. who feared thy coming, loved thee
 when
 saw thine eyes and felt thy presence nears Then, in the hush, an answering whisper saith (His child it was that answered. or hts wife, Loved and long losp; '"This is that angel,
 Death,
 Whose name in Heaven is Life" And when the night was gone, and morning
 shed
 sunny glory into all the place, They came and put the screen about his bed, And wondered at the smile upon his face. A. St J Adcock, in Chambers Journal
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I the dearest

Mrs. Newlywed-Am I the dearest thing on earth to you?
 Mir. Newlywed-Er-yes; you're the most expensive thing on earth to me. Truth
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IN HOSPITAL.

Tn the long night dme when the ward was ceui And drear with sleeping faces thin and whiee. ,Onelay in wakeful silence, wan and suG, And waited for the light. And as he lay and waited for the morn, And peered about the dim. familiar room, The door into that glimmering place forlorn opened, and some one entered through thc
 gloom
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Noles.

W. V. Rice aud wife returned 10 tho
Park this week after lengthy visit 20
Canada. They are both looking well,
aud glad u be home again.
Deer are reported plentiful In tho
hills around here, anu several parties
have been Organized 10 hunt them. No
returns yet ~ ~ the success OF any Of
the hunters.
Politics In Salt Like Is looked upon
with amusement by the oliizsus here,
and many are the remarks unoompl-
men,ary TO the Liberal party. ltspOms
That tbs Liberals will not have a ticket
Ia the field IN summit county this Toll,
but the light will be an oven Oue be.
tween the Republicans anu Democrats.
Several candidates are in the no q
10 succeed Postmaster Harding wish
but very little interest Ms 10 which one
gets the office, "a tue people arc salts.
Ned with Mi. Harding, ami no change
Ia wanted Ny the great majority.
improvements In several of the
Main street store buildings for better
handling Ut trade IL noticablO aud o.
larger amount OF merchandise has
been arriving during tho past week,
than Tor "a long time. Fan trade aud
winter supply season are at hand.
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Eir.i plslrlet Conrl.

Judge Smith declined 10 eend Adei'
bert Leah, the bad boy from Spring
willie, eyed 10 years, 10 the reform
school, being OF the opinion that a boy
OF suon tender years could anu should
DO controlled by his parents.
In the mining case Of l.. j. MoCunu
VI II. II. Pattsn, the Jury returned a
verdict OF $500 for plaintiff.
Joseph B.GrahAm has been granted a
divorce from sarah A. Graham on the
ground Of desertiOn.
The case Of w. T.. Warner, a Span.
ish Fork doctor va l.. IL. BOfiey, n
druggist Of the same city, 10 recover
$4,000 damages alleged TO have been tuH.
tanned ON account Of certain slandofouH
statements made by tho druggist con.
corning tho ability aud character Of
tho NJ. D., came on for trial yesterday,
and again occupied tho time VI court
today.
The Jury returned averdlcl f0r plain
ia OF fls5 aud costs Of court.
The Tintlo assault cases, IN which
Hyfum Hyde, Adelbert Collins ant
Con Sullivan are interested, will hn
tried next month. The Hyde case T.
ilfst on the list and IL set for MONDAY
next.
George II. Williams, Of 5pringville,
was yesterday brought before u. :.
Commissioner Dudley on the charge
OF adultery, alleged 10 have been COM
mitted with Mis-. FrAnse Anna Omnic
Dsneras Aplegate MoCurdy Wing
(name completely The complaining
witness was Dr.. Joseph 4. Wing. lie
told long and disgusting story Of his
suspicious Of his wile'e uniaithfulncss.
He claimed that In May last sne be-
came the mother Of M unmaiured
child Of which no was not the father
and that she had told him n wonderful
and weird story Of iis paternity. His
wife claimed, he explained, 10 be- n
descendant OF Napoleon /, and the
child referred to was " have super.
seeded the car Of Russia, etc. After
hearing tho testimony the commits.
sionrr diimissed the case. Wing has
euit for divorce pending In the Distiici
court. lie does not allege adultery ~
= cause Of action, but only deser,ion.
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CITIES.
AQnlei Week.

The week just phst has been one oil
extreme qulelnsss In Rll lines Of lusi'
n,,s. The people have not been over
doing Themselves 10 any great extent,
and all are anxilusly awaiting a turn
Of events la regard 10 the starting ~
Of The idle mines. IL was though. last
week that with tho starting n the
Silver King mine others would follow
Immediately. Such would have bcon
tbs ease tut for toe ftusJu that tho
smolter men ATE very gl3w and cautious
Ia making contracts f5r ore. 10 b.
thought boNevor, ihat the Anchor
and possibly the Crescent, viii receive
orders 10 START up again 10 few days.
There afu plenty OF idle mon ready To
step la. II should b. th0fouehly
known throughout the couutty that
work IL scarce here at prebouL IL
viii DO well " people do not flock In
when the mines Do start up.
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Effective Sept. ii, 1893.
Trains Arrirs and Dfprrf % sat Lats
CIV bdfv. a. Io}5rI

AuilNLs
Prom Al Eastern pointa ..,,.,..,...., q 90 a IA
IRON lutte, Portland. san TrAn
cisco, Cache valley and usien...io % a m
Prom MI Eas,ern points raTk CITY
and ogicu,.s.....,..,, ......,,..,....li 80 a IN
Prom ran Francisco, ogden aud
intermediate poInts...,............... ~ D M
ifrom Milford. ,anpoto valley .Juah. Nephi,
Provo, kurcka ami intermediate polnts 10 % To
prom Terminus and IoooIc............. : w d va
pErAHr
FOR ogden, intermediate roints.
san francisco, Tara city sud
all Eastern points ....,,,,,......, 7 50 "a M
For ogden and intermediate points =. % y m
FOR ogden, intermediate uouu
and nIl Eastern points. ............... o 80 d m
Tor ogden, Hutio. Helena, Portland,
Cache Valley hud BON trauaisco o. p m
lfor Eureka. Provo, saupol0 Valley
and Milford. .,........ 90 a no
'for looclo and IoTmuus,....,.,,,., q am
tun ouly on Monday Wednesday aud
ul1a
1fulul south NJ Jual will run every other
day oHl, leaving IuAb Monday. Wodno,dAy
and futay aud frisco on Tuesday Thursday
and aguriaY
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This remedy In becoming 20 wen
known and 20 popular o. 70 need no
special mention. All who have ustd
Electric Bitters sling tho same song II
praiso.-A pufer medicine does not
exist, and it IN guaranteed 10 do all that
h claimed. Electric Bit,ers will cure
all diseases OF the Liver aud Kidneys,
will remove Plmplou, B0ils. bslt
Rhenm aud other affections caused by
Impure hlood.-Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent ~ well a.
cure nj Malafial FovOn.-FOr cure Of
Headache, Constipation and indigeb-
ton, try Electric Bitterp.-- Entire sat.
sisotiOn guaranteed, or money refund.
sd.-Price, GOO. and Sl.O0 pcr bottle At
a ~. Smith A Co.'S Dfuc Store. 5s
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the West.--

After stay Of several years at wash
ingion, d. C., during which hohas Locome
familiar with the workings OF Congress
md tho departments, Judge ChAy. W.
s'aynor, an Attorney and Counselor OF
the Supreme Court Of tho Unllod States,
isprerarcd to promote proper Legislation
by appearing before Commitloos aud
informing influential Congressman a. to
the needs OF clients and communities
represented by him.
ilo also continues his practice In tho
General Land onioe, prepares appeals.
makes an'wer, and arguments bofofo tho
Commissioner aud Secretary, analyses
and report. on casoi to attorneys a, a
distance, and attends to general land
bupino,s. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliablo 20. Address, Box
a., Washington ID. @,
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-11nETIAT WA 81 2rnHxa
---iIur LAKE SrET.
CALIFORNIA BREWERY,


Il H. Cunorj, Nav CAs-sll, VITA.
gas troubled with NClrGris and
EheufuRtilm, his Stomach was dlsor
Irroi, his Liver WA Elected 10 AN
nIATmlng degree, apostle icn away,
aEd he WA ,euhlY .oturoi In Oush
and strength. Three bottles ofElpctfig
bucfB cured him.
Edward Shepherd, HarrirbuTs, IN.
had roaming BoIs On hig log n tlfht
Yeas standing. Uttd ihTgo lqtll,a nf
Electric NllitH Hrd spyUn ltEgn II
BurElcn'a Armies Snlve, and hts leG 10
sound and we'll Jshn tIgskoG CAS-.
nWb1, O., hat Owe largo E-yrt sYtta
on his lex; deg'0Iq aid au wss Incur.
bic. One bottle Electric Blstam and
ORE boz Bueklen's Arnica 8alve cured
blm ontroly. Sold at a. g. Smith &
Goa pTpg Store. sss
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Notes.

Several pieces Of property belonging
10 J. II. Milner were u have ucen sold
by Deputy Marshal Berry at the suit "
property was bid In by the tank iot
$500.
The Republican county convention
for the nominating Of "A sheriff and a
county superintendent Of schools Ia 10
be held at Spanish Fork today.
The SlutiE Theatrical company com.
pleted a week and n halis engagement
In this city discovering with the great
historical drama, "La Basiille."
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ORE ShlnmenL.

A small 1T Of len tons Of Maynowor
s1rtiugs was shipped 10 the Mingo CON.
pauy at SANDY this week; aho LOT OF
Northland ore.
Bullion and ore shipments from the
Marsac and ODtafiD still kerp up regu.
lat, and the ontario and DAILY mines
have sent out their usual shipment Of
nfat clatA ore.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Itlalo OF Josephine ~ hmlAht Deceased.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN ny TIE
~ rnlersigncd. William iI itohinsOu, executor
NJ tho tatAtu OF Josephine H. smith, decrtasd.
70 the creditors Of, and all pcrsOns having
clhinH against tLo SAID deceased, 10 oxhlbu
ihom win tho necessary vouchers, Witnin four
months nflor the first publication ~ tins
notice, 80 The said executor. Al tho onlco of ms
attorneys, Mcssrs. Iane A Putnam, tli lrogrcss
hulldng SAT- laho t,yi lu tho County of salt
Lake
nAtod August ~. ls0l
WILLIAM ~. ROBINSON.
Executor Of tue estate OF Josephine u, smith,
deceased.
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The Weather.

Ire Tasi week has been remark
asic one ~ lar NJ weather ~ concerned.
10 mas been a. warm a. In August. Rain
has fallen twice, and this morning n
change CAME by tho inauguration ul a
auowsIorm, which promises ~ continue
for some timO.
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The Only West.

MIR. J. ]. Daily has been IN the Park
several timts during the week, anu
rumOrs are Rnoat that no Va making
.rraugemenia to start up work on the
DAILY West. Should this prove true IL
Will not uo long In showing this mine
10 DO one Il the hest Ia camp.
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wind Storm.

There was heavy windstorm In this
city yesterday afternoon. In the south.
western part Of the city II was especi.
ally severe. Barns swayed and creaked
anda large number Of trees were torn
up by the roots. A rain shower fol-
lowed.
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Hallway Rumor.

RumoIa fast anu ihiok the psst week
Indicate that n party Of rich Salt Lake
men Afe In the hoid preparing 10 build
railroad from Coalyillr " connect
with the UtAh Cuutfsl al kimballs. II
IL hoped That this will prove true, a. II
Is by lar the most practical solution Of
tho coal question iot both Salt Lake
and paTk tlty,
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IDuhsuANr TO AN ORDER OF SAID
court ~ snld matter. notice IA hureby
a. ~ ~, az 10 o'clock a,m.. al tho County
.ouit house 10 aalt Lake my, Utah rorritur,
~ wy court room ~ said court, has boon ali,
luiultu lhe uuo anu place Tor tho
n,MlnE 81 q peution Of Adrlm n. iioagland
praying Tor tue admission 10 pro,
uetn OF certain document herewith nre-
hentoi purpurtng 20 h0 the last will aud
lea!amont u John lloaglhnd. deceased. when
hhl mere all persons Interested may appear
anu oppose tho probate Of said VIII. or tho
sfAntns OF letters Documentary 10 AdeliA
al uuhHhnd ne prayed Tor ~ Haid petition.
IN WinraH whereof have hefcuuto set my
NV ahl aihN' u tho seal of SAID court this
~. gay or september, Al ! rs,
lhLAL) II Y. MtlOf,
CLERK 81 tho Probate Court,
ny " u JACK, deputy clerk
charles 4. Pearson, Attorney for Petitioner
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Paving the Men.

r. q. Chambers has been In the city
during the week paying or the many
men employed VI the Ontafi5 Ald DAILY
mines and Ontario aud Matsau mills.
lis 10 always welcome.
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DIR. Mneser Lectures.

DR.. Karl q. Maeser delivered last
nigbt most interesting lecture on
"rho sahar - befo the Philosophical
Society u 10 Is. Y. Academy.
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Standard ou,uN
cuRhIHr TiNI Tknls


tFlvYs SAN tAuN
No. 4-fof Provo. HlulUau. Waratrh
AMI AL points EAat......... ...... sos An
ho,t--kor Provo, Grand junction and
lpoints kAft........ ......--. 7tion.m.
no. t-Ior fu.Uta iifoTo. Mhnu
and fAlina .......'...... 60 u.Hn
10. e-lor ogden aud west...........il,s l pm.
No l-for ogden ana tho WsaI ....-.. 20 'li a.ill
sr' iva saw rAEH
No, i-rfum Eutrta, Provo. hRui
function ana the kAat.
No. t-fr0m Provo, Gfthi Juueu0n
and th, kaaL................... II 20 d. "a.
10. s-from bingham, Prove, Manu-.
and rnllnA ............ -. hiiop. m.
10 f-irom Ogden and tha WetL.... IS a m.
No t-ftom oEfon AMI ihe West. ..... tiio o, ~
only lire running through pullman Palace
Double urauIrg linom ~leenefs O. Denver via
franc Junction ami 10 kansas city aud thicAs
o. VIA colorado points. and only line running
lulman tleerers ~Hit Lake IN san Trauriaro.
hnehangesI close eonnsouonL 5AfolT speed
and cnmfufI
Ttrisft nfnrs No. n -. .uH south ~
4, {. bubSE, A. n MkLuH IN. BENNETT
Ger. AAniEeE sen. tupL Ssh.r
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Nollee OF time and place Tor the hearing OF
louuoh Tor admiAslou 10 probate u viii.
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In the matter OF the Fsialo Of John llongland.
Deceased.
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BACK VOLUMES
or Ths-
DESERET WEEKLY.

fhe NTH volume OF the DR5rEEv
WEEKLY in tho present form IL
now boand. A limited number Of
eopies OF those slH volumes tan be OBJ
,Aincd at tho DHsERHr EHwS Once,
Salt Lake City, In bound form At S2.Oo
per volume, 1t Is tho hos; history oi
current events to DO obtained, sod By
Oar tho cheapest, and tho time Ia no,
far distant when they will ho eagerly
sought amor by studonla OF history,
snIi0us 70 be informed Of tho stirring
syents which have transplrod within
tho past thruo yeatB-ih0 most ialsroat-
Ing period Of Me history OF Ihs lat
'eE-dRy SRlata. Every ptgson who
can AHaCd It Rhould seeurs these
volumes whilo uey sfo to TO had
for fnturo roisrenoo, aud especially
should thoy DO obtained Tor svory
Sunday School, improvement As-,o.
dEtion and Ward library. Apply
aazlg b mako sure Of gSttasQ saxA
The morning call., 1893-12-26
GOING RIGHT AHEAD.
Preparations for the Big Fight
in Florida.
The Duval Club Will Resist the
Governors Interference by
Proceedings in Court.

JACksONv LILLE, Dec 25.-J. E. T. Bow
expresses absolute confidence in the clubs
ability TO bring off the Corbett- Mitche II
fight. notwithstanding the Governor
declaration that he will use all the means
in his power to prevent it,
Bowden said to-day: II am more firmly
convinced the match will take place than l
have been any time since the contest was
talked of. We are rushing the arena TO a
rapid completion and making all the nee
essary arrangements. In spite Of the Gov
ernor's letter. we feel sure he will not in
terfere If it should be autboritatively
demonstrated the proposed match is not
In violation of the law. We expect this
week to get an adjudication OF the Ques-
ton. Ii our position is sustained we will
continue on our course. II the decision
be against US the match will lie declared
off. A cons ensus OF the legal opinion is in
favor of the entire legality of the clubs
action. while the public sentiment of the
city. county and State is overwhelmingly
in our favor. Should the match fail to
come off through legal interference every
cent paid in advance for membership cer-
tifcates will be refunded. but we don't an
ticipate anything of the kind.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %. - Charley
Mitchell spent Christmas here with fairy
Darrin, his trainer. He took a fast spin
on the road after breakfast in heavy
sweaters, the journey occupying sabout
four hours. In the afternoon Mitchell
walked from Carlisle down TO Lafayette
Hotel and back. He leaves for Florida to-
morrow morning