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EDUCATIONAL.

LDCCAIIONAL-
FRENCH TAUGHT BY NATIVE LADY;
conversation, reading and grammar. 1908 Lar
Kin ST., oet. sacramento and Clay no14 It's
PENMANSHIP AND ART
lessons. ll70 Market ST.. room "a. nol4 GIN
PROF D. MANSFIELD, TEACHER OF yIo-
I'm. guitar. mandolin and banjo. S3l Geary. I'm
y W. KIMBALL. TEACHER OF PIANO,
ZeIZ howard ST.. terms moderate. moo I'm
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST.:
- always IN the lead Send for circularsau1o u
pIAN0 AND VOCAL LESSONS. s3 TO So PER
month. MRS. MCDONALD. 4461s Guerrero.6m
Y IoLIN. NANDoLIN. soc AND 75c PER
:. hour. PROF. l. MERKI, 1l2S Valencia. aS If
son at studio. 75c at pupils residence. PROF.
FRANCIS. l2S Valencia ST aus tt
M ISS BoLTEs SCHOOL. 2l27 JACKSON ST.
IVA Board. Eng, French. Ger, music. dancing, $50
month; coaen calls; seventh term, July 10. jyl2tf
CCHooL, CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL,
~ electrical engineering, survey ing, architecture
aSsaying es "a. VAN DER NAILLEN. 723 Market
PACIFlC BUSINESS COLLEGE, $40 POST ST.;
= nle scholarship SO: day and evening: oe20 tf
DENTISTS.
nR. REA. DENTIST, REMOVED TO 4lSh VA
~ len cia st, cor l6th; open evenings. nol4 If
DR j. j. LEEK. PROPRIETOR OF LEEK
~ Den TAI COLLEGE, Fifth st.-No students
alloWed 10 practice on you; ali work irst-class
ana reasonable; teeth extracted by electricity;
this college will not NOV or close: consultation
Iree; open evenings and Sunday until noon. 8 II
A ROOM 5. FILINGS soc. EXT. 25c. PLATES
teeth filed and extracted painlessly by nv secret
iocal method; my dental college will soon close,
SO come 10 room .: advice free; work guaranteed
DIR. G. w. LEEK. O'FarreiI ST. my26 If
I'D. A LUDLt M hill. l449 MARKET ST
- near Eleventh: no charge for extracting when
plates are made; old plates made over like new:
teeth from SO per sets extracting SOC gas given Att
CoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION 500 MAR
= ket st. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER. jeS tt
DR. H. G. YOUNG-EXTRACTIoN PAINLESS:
~ platework bridgework. teeth without plates
aepeclalty. le41 Polk st, my14 tt
NO OPAIN-EXTRACTING OF TEETH MADE
~ easy; SOC and 81; artificial teeth from So;
filing from 81. CROOME Dental Association
759 Market st. bet. Third ana Fourth. apl2t tt
G7A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED as
% good as can be made; filling 81. DIR. slMMS.
dentist $50 Market. next Baldwin Theater ocl tf
FINANCIAL.
"A ANTED-s4O, 900 ON APPROVED RANCH
- property Address Property, box 1O9. Gail
Branch ONCE. mol ITS
ANTED-sI5, 600 ON SAN FRANCISCO I'M
proved property. Address Improved, box
l15. Cali Branch Office. noIl It's
GAN FRAN CISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ 53SKearny, only corporation that lends money
On alsm onds: watches low interest ocz tt
MEDICAL.
I AIDES! CH1CHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY
L! royal Pills (Diamond brand) are the best. Safe.
reliable. lake other Send &c (stamps) for
particulars. Relief for ladies' in letter by return
mail At druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Phflade lpha. Pa. apps SaSuTh ly
+ pRIyATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT 1909
Mission st; ladies who desire to 60 into
man physician OR. HkRwIG) and graduated
midwife tMRS. WEGENERl will hnd same at
above address, private disease OF ladies special
"; oaoles adopted. Telephone n o. $685.. ~ 3m
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MEDICAL,
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-ALTA SILVER
~ Mining Company. Location Of principal place
OF business, San francisco, Cal. location of
works. Gold Hill Mining District Gold HUI New
office is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
DoaLu oi 1IeStorS ueS ne.o on the i0th day OF NO
Cents Der share was levied upon the capital stock
OF tge corporation. payable Immediately in United
states gold coin TO the secretary at the Office of
the company, room 3S, evada block, 309 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which tn assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th day of December, 1898
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at pub
will be sold on THURSDAY, the attn day OF
January. 1894, TO pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the costs OF advertising ana ex,
penses Of SALE BY order of the board of directors
J. E. JACOBUS, Secretary.
cry street. San Francisco. Cal nolI.td
DOTOSI MINING COMPANY-LOCATION OF
4 principal place of business, San Francisco,
California: location of works, Virginia Storey
County Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held on the thirteenth day of
November 1888 an assessment, No. 40. of
twenty-five (25) cents per share was levied upon
the CAPITAL stock OF the corporation, payable i'm
mediately in United States gold coin the sec
retsry. at the office of the company. room 79
Nevada block, 800 Montgomery ST., San Francisco,
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the fifteenth day of December,
1898, will be delinquent and advert seq for. sale
at public auction; and unless payment is made be-
Tore, viii be sold on THURSDAY. the fourth day
of January 1894. to pay the delinquent assess
ment together with costs OF advertising and ex-
pense OF sale. BY order OF Board of Directors:
CHAS. f. ELLIOTT Secretary.
Omce-RoOm 70. Nevada Block. 3O9 Montgom-
cry ST.. San Francisco. Cal. nol4 I'd
OVERMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY
" Location OF principal place of business San
Francisco. California;: loratIon OF works, Gold
Hill, storey County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board of Directors, held on the tenth Il l0th) day
OF November, 1898. an assessment (No. 69) OF ten
cents (loc) per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation. payable immediately in
United States gold coin to the secretary, at the
of1ce OF the company, No. Ala California street.
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the fourteenth (14th) day OF De-
cember 1893. will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on THURSDAY, the
fourth (4th) day or January 1894, to paw the de-
iinQuent assessment together with costs of ad
vertising and expenses of sale. By order of the
Board of Directors.
GEO. ID. EDWARDS, Secretary
Offce-No Ala California street. San Francisco,
California noll I'd
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COL GETZ Il BROTHER.
- 1S POST STREET.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
Have you seen lots near the Midwinter Fair
Grounds?
WE NEVER FAIL TO SELL PARK LOTS, WHY?
BECAUSE WE SELL LOWER THAN EVER.
BECAUSE OUR LOTS ARE IN BEST LoCA-
TlONS
PURCHASERS CANNOT POSITIVELY MAKE
A SURkR AND MORE PROFITABLE IN
YESTMENT.
n ORTIZ OF THE PARK. LOTS FROM $500 TO
IN $500; only $40 down. balance in $5 monthly
installments
Q1O5 $3.50 AND sl75 FOR LOTS NEAR
II N1ZD. Park. Ocean Boulevard and car lines:
$40 down. balance 50 monthly. SOL GETZ
BROTHER.
@OOO $3.50. $500. $500 AND 5000 BEST
u ZUU. lots near Strawberry HILL exposition
grounds and lines; only S25 down. bal
anee $40 monthly.
ooEO AND $500 FOR BUILDING LOTS
u -OU near Mission st. Electric Road viii run
shortly; SO down. $5 monthly.
cSOO $3.50, 5000 AND $1,000, ONLY ONE
DCUO. block from PARK: graded and streets
macadamlzed; ready to build on; Electric Road
now running near this property; elegant view of
oc can ana PARK: only scent fare from any part
Of the city; on very easy terms.
MIDwINTER FAIR LOTS.
SECURE ONE QUICK
OF our lots fronting park and exposition grounds.
st. and Sth and 9th ave lots at low prices and
easy terms.
Every lot in our block can be leased right away
Electric car terminus and 9th ave park entrance
in front of our block.
GALL FOR MAPS AND DIAGRAMS.
SOL GETZ d BROTHER,
nos If SuTh Is Post St
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q O0l0 A MODERN GROOM COTTAGE:
eDcOOV. bath, gas, hot and cold water: good
lot and basement; wei lorated; adjoining San
Fabio ave-: in city; will sell at $50 monthly pay
ments; good opportunity IL taken Immediately.
Apply to WOODWARD & ALDEN. 902 Broadway.
Oakland. nnl6 lOt
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SIZ0O iG0 cor a BraaiI s ave. % ana nN Napes oUs
81. Excelsior cmestead Assoc. alton. CHAS. c.
fISHER. 32l Mon tgomerY ST.
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GOHO 4-RoOM COT AGE, NEW. WITH
epCCO. with lot SOxl00, North Berke ey:
must sell; former price $3.50. Apply to wooD-
WARD d ALDEN. 902 broadway, oakiandl6 lot
GOS0 LOT 4Oxl25: EAST OF FRUITVALE;
DZOO. blocks to electric cars; cement wa ks
$40 down, So month";. MACDON VALID, MOTT ,S
CO., zoos Broadway. Oakland. nol6 II
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HOUSES TO LET.

0I0 3LARGE ROOMS: $is, 8 ROOMS. 4i4
I'D ". ehama St., near Filth nOl6tf
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COL GETz BROTHER.
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At MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
n City Hall Comm ssioners, held November /
1893. the following resolutions were passed tt
print:
Resolved. That a final payment in the SUN o.
S3937 90 in favor OF f. w. kreling 81 Sons OF
contract No. 40 pass to print.
Also resolved, That progress estimate in th'
sum of $780, so in favor of l.. d h. Emanuel OF
contract NO so pass to print.
Ayes-Commissioners Ebert. Creswell, Brod
erick.
nol3 st j. y. mCCARJHf. secretary.
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G6SO PER ACRE.

BARGAIN.
go acres level land San Leandro Electric
road now offered for sale in five and ten acre
tracts: adjoining property has sii been subdivded
and sold in lots at $4,000 to $4,000 per acre oak
land, San Leandro and Hayw srds T. iectric Ra lway
and c. p r. r. pass the property: only 10 minutes
to Oakland. CEMENT WALKS LAID UP TO
LINE THIS PROPERTY.
A grand opportunity TO make money Easy
terms If desired. Send for maps
lLLIAM j. DlNGEE 460 and 462 Eighth ST..
Oakland
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOO-N NJ 1NI111L ~ T.
TO EXCHANGE FOR RANCH PROPERTY
L Cottage OF rooms: all modern. SALISBURY
& CAMPBELL. 460 Ninth. Oakland. Cal no16 1t
oOnQ0 WILL BUY FINE TRACT OF 40
u OOOO acres of land in the town OF Pacheco,
in one OF the most beautiful. valleys in the state:
half an hours drive from Martinez: covered with
vines and fruit trees fine cottage of 40 feet square,
with an addition of 1890 feet; wine cellar of
20 900 gallons capacity: barn. outhouses. windmill
and tank: fine water for drinking and irrigating:
tight board fence around the entire tract: the
cheapest place IN California. By JOHN PEORR,
329 Montgomery st. nol2 If Su Th
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MONEY LOANED n JEWELRY AND OTHER
Vi valuabies at the Security Loan Bank llO6
Market. nr. Mason: private entrance Turk.ap Il
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
Have you seen our lots near the Midwinter Fair
Grounds?
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GI00 COFFEE AND HOME BAKERY;
q IOO. worth $500 GUS STRAND d CO, 80
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GD00 LOTS COVERED WITH BEARING
u'-OO. fruit trees: sunny exposure; large lots
so cash. 50 monthly; at thriving EImhurst. on
electric railway; cheapest lots so the center
OF Oakland. A. II. BREED & CO, 460 Ninth ST..
Oakland. no2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-27
Impaired Digestion repaired by BEECH
ANS Pills
BFATTYS FATE SEALED.

PITTsBURG. Pa, Jan. 26-The Common
wealth, in the case of Beatty, charged with
administering poison to the non-union
workmen at Homestead, sprung a SEN
sation today by producing a river cook
whose evidence was damaging in the ex-
creme. When the district attorney called
the name Charles Mckinney the de-
fendant Beatty turned quickly in his
chair. His face flushed and his hands
trembled. Mckinney gave his testimony
IN clear voice, and practically sealed the
fate of Beatty. The latter did not for n
moment remove his eyes from the witness,
who told how Beatty had approached him
with proposition to go to Homestead aud
dose the men with crOJon oil, and how the
witness had declined tn have anything 10
do with the scheme. An effort was made
by Attorney Brennan to confuse McKiu-
ney. but without success. The testimony
seemed TO make an impression upon all in
the court room, and the tipstaves expert
enced not little difficulty in maintaining
order.
Prior to the calling of Mckinney the
time had been consumed by Mr. Brennan, /,
attorney for the defense, III his crOs,-rX
animation of Patrick Gallagher. the cook
who confessed to having placed the poison
in the food. Davidson also admitted hav
ing administered poison.
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The ERENCA RnNGET.

PARIS. Jan. 26-The discussion of the
budget was continued in the chamber OF
deputies today. When the subject Of ap-
preparations for the ministry of the in-
terror was brosched, NJ. Luclen Millevoye,
a BOulangist memb mber, made bitter attack
upon Foreigners in rance in general and
foreign newspaper correspondents in par
ticular.
Albert Clichy, Boulangist deputy, op-
posed the voting OF the secret service fund,
on che ground that the fund was use for
political purposes by the government in
power
NJ. Rbot replied that the fund was in
dispensable, aud especially 50 at present.
Efforts were making TO incite the people
to open autagouism to the republic, aud
those efforts would not be relaxed until
after tue elections.
NJ. de Lauuay began an attack upon the
goverument's position towards the Panama
scandal. The government had evluced no
disposition to probe the scandal and had
been forced only by the popular demand TO
move the machinery of Justice, lie said.
The confusion which uad grown steadily
during VI. de Launay's speech became up
roar when NJ DeschaneI. Republican, de-
precated the reflections upon the govern
ment's intentions, aud, turning TO face the
Bouiangist, NJ de LaHaye. demanded that
he now name the $50 deputies whom he
had described as the recipients Of Panama
brine..
NJ de LaHaye replied: Most OF you
know who they are 1t Is generally
acknowled ged that l54 deputies were cor
rupJed."
''Name tbemr' Name themr' came from
all sides of the chamber.
Il am not here to name them" answer
ed NJ de LaHaye. ''It is for the law TO
discover their names"
Mr. Bourgeois, minister of justice, re-
piled that he government had doue It's
utmost to sift the Panama scandal. NJ.
de La Haye and his friends could not but
know, however, that the law WAS unable
TO deal with charges that could not be
proved.
NJ. Deramlin, Royalist, made the last at
tack on the governments. The officers OF
the law, he sad, were ALREADY preparing
to dismiss the charges of corruption
against the members of the chamber, on
the ground that sufficient evidence was
lacking. The proofs could be got, but the
government seemed TO have no desire to
get them.
NJ. Burgeois protested againts these in
Situations, and made final appeal Tor the
secrst service fund.
The fund was voted by 3A3 sgaints 1S2,
aud the entire budget was approved.
MagisI rate Frauquevile's report on the
Panama canal exculp atesDeputies Roche
and Arvne and Senator Thevent.
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AN INDIAN SERVICE BILL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 Senator Maader-
son has introduced a bill authorizing the
president to appoint rs Indian agents,
uperlutendents Of Indian schools and
industrial schools, supervisors OF educa-
tion, Indian inspectors and special agents
of the Indian service, such officers OF the
army on the retired list ss may designate
their desire to fill such positions and, in
the presidents opinion, are qualified for
the duties thereof.
Senator Henderson says the recent at
tempt OF tie president u detail officers on
the active list as Indian agenfs has met
with poor success. Ouly one officer. Lien
tenant Mercer, has been found who IS will
ing to perform that duty, and the prrsi-
dent would probably prefer not to select
officers for such an important service who
would not undertake 10 willingly In the
retired list he would no doubt have better
success, is there are 10 be found retired
officers who would perform well the purely
executive and administrative duties pro
v!ded Tor in the bill. and would De glad n
do so Il they were placed on the same level
vita aCtlve-llst officers ia the matter Of
pay.
Among the advantages which this bill
oilers would be lie saving Of considerable
money 70 the United States Il J. not
likely THAI the pres!dest would ind auv
officers on the retired list above the ran <
o. major who would be both physical r
aud mentally qualified FOR Indian duty
Therefore be would have about Ibree
grades 10 detail !rom. iieutenaufS. ctp-
tains and majors. The torsi paid au-
nuaAy To eighty-elgar IudIsn areaj-
school suprTlutendeut~. etc, Is $I4+ i29 II
their places were flied 10y eiZLty-elg4r re
tired army captains, each OF waalu Re-
ceiyed tie difference betwpea 6c.ivr and
retired pay, the toia! 80 paid would be
So, 90, and the Cuiied State would save
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SENATORIAL CONTESTS.

LINCOLN, NeD, Jan. - In tine s.t
atorial balloting today Powers secured 81
Paddock, 81, and Majors II. The rest wee
scattering. J. Sterling Morton enter,
the list actively today.
HELENA, Mont, Jan 2G. Sixiy-eigit
votes were cast for senator today withOu.
"A choice.
CHEYENNE, Wy, Jan. 26 Another bal
lot for United States seuHJOr wa taken
today, without result. The feature Of the
day was the complimentary vote received
by Mrs Mary +. Bartlett. She Is the first
woman, il Is said. who has ever received Do
vote in d state legislature for United otatr-
senator. Five popullsts cast their votes
for her.
OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 26 On the thirty
first ballot today the name of j. O. Dun
bar was added to the list Of candidates Tor
United States senator. Ine vote was
without result.
MADIsON, Wis, Jan. p John J. Mitch
ell II Milwaukee was nom mated Tor United
States senator by the Democratic caucus
this afternoon. The vote was ss follow:
Mitchell a; Bragg, 81; Knight, /. total, -.
Ou motion OF Que of the BT1sS men the
vote was made unanimous
Nashville. Tenn, j iu. - The isgisla-
ture today elected W >. Morgan secretary
OF state James Harris comptroller aud r.
r Craig treasurer Governor Iurncy'z
first message was read.
BIsMAECK. y D., Jan 2G The R~pub-
licau- Jouigut unanimously Tspomluated
Senator Casey for senator aud Will vote
Tor Linn tomorrow II The joint convention
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COUNCIL.
Adjourned

GUTHRIE, Q. T.. Jan. 26.-The council
met promptly at 10 o'clock. After PRAYER
by the chaplain the journal was read and
approved
The clerk reported that the days calen-
dar had not Yet been received from the
printer andt. >ergeang-aJ aCms was order
ed 10 hasten iJs delivery
The bill relating TO nuisances was read
the third time.
Mr. Cannon moved that its considera-
ton Es now passed and that the bill re-
tain its place on the calendar. The mo.
tion, owing TO the absence OF the member
having the measure IN charge, was
adopted
Council bill No. 50. being the special
order for the hour. was read third time
ana passed by unanimous vote The
title was amended by inserting the date o!
the election which IL ieEalizss.
Mr.. Lane introduced au sct in relation
10 the rights of married persons. Il was
ordered printed and WAS referred 60 the
judiciary committee. The bill provides
that property owned by husband or a
WE before marriage shall thereafter have
the same separate ownership.
Mr. Carswell introduced = bill to com
Pc! rai roads TO fence their right Of way.
Mr.. W Nrlshtsmau called the attention o.
the councI! 10 SO number Of errors ia the
printng Of council biiI No. s..
Mr. PliiIAm inquired whether or not
the enrolling committee had the authority
10 lnSFFt words necessary TO make sense
and omitted ,rJm bills
TIE c mmjttee on nunjc-0sl corr,rs-
tons reported iavorAb.y on council bib No
80 aud recommended lis Passage.
The chairman Of the cCmm ttee on en-
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THE ROMAN BANKS.

ROME, Jan. 26.-The chamber of depu-
ties this evening was crowded with people
anxious to hear the official statement in
regard to the bank scandals. Sgnor
Glolitti said that the excess OF the Btnca
Romaua's note issue amounted t. G5. 200, q
OO0 lire. He believed that the ANAL gama-
ton of the issues Of the banks, for which
the government had arranged, would
suffice to guarantee the circulation Of the
Bauca RomanA's notes, and he promised
that a bill dealing with the question OF the
issues of the banks would be introduced in
parliament To the demand for parlia-
mentary inquiry into the scandal be could
not accede, he said, as such an inquiry
would be IA reProach TO the cabinet, which
had never yet flinched in the discharge Of
its duty.
Siguor di Rudiui, expremier, declared
that au Investigation was lmperativrly
necessary. A number Of promInsnt men
including ex-mIuIstrrs. deputies ami
Journalists, are openly charged with bav-
ing received money from the Banca
Romano for years. The judicial inquiry
l. said 10 have shown that the Banci
Romano supplied the ministry with n
large amount of money n the last eiec-
riou. The failures will, II ) expected
cause the collapse OF s=7eIal other Institu-
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rAEIlNcnIN aANK EaAllns

LINCOLN, Neb, Jan. 25-THe failure Of
the Capital NatioaL bank va, today made
the subjec. OF an official investigation by
the federal grand jury A. a resuit sew
ersl Indictments were returned OF these
the district attorney admitted thas three
were against President Mosher. who viii
be arrested. The indictments charge
forgery. mslfessaHce aH8 receiving depo--
its after it was known that the bank wAs
iusOiyent.
There seems TO be little doubt now that
stupenfous fraudS were practlceG il tue
management OF the bauk, and tha. hey
were inspired and managed wholly b.
NcsheT. de admits his Eui.s aud -
anxious to enter upou his term - the peui-
teutlsry. Nosaer = said 20 have yursa-t
a systematic course OF forEerT, r=u9y5 a
oriZjuai paper. aud replacing them with
forged C8rs, L i said shat = number 81
L3ncolu's citizens are also aff-c-eI.
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RAILWAY NOTES.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 2I-1he stockholJ-
ers of the Kansas City, Nevada and Fort
Smith railway met IN annual session
today aud voted 10 change the name Of the
road 10 the Kansas City, PITTS burg and
Cult The following officer were ciecte.. .
President. + l. Martin: hsst wee prssi-
dent, 4. l. Srllwell. -rcoud wee pre-
dent, Richard GeUtry, third vic- president,
A A. Mo-ber: secretary. ". j. Taylor,
assistant secretary. a. l.. Howe
CHICAGO. jan 70 At In-eLiug Of tbs
committee appointed on The -ubjecJ -
tue Western Passenger assoc aLlsu. ar.
present declared ia favor ri reiuciu. the
commissions on in grant business 10 =
normal basis, and maintaining them az
the 6xures agreed upon The report or
the subject s. 10 Be- suDultte lo ta- as-o
ciaJi0u. Representative o. ta~ leading
steam snip cJmpauies were pI,reat a4I
acuUle-fei.
@AS ASToSIO. Tex. Jan >j-i, now
trsusy.Te. taal The hitch Ia th- -sls su.l
transfer O, tn- -su Aufouio saa Er-asas
Pas "a! way 20 tue -aBtusra Ise-a- l.
Scc~-l0u-d Uy sue tAct t8st t0ih h= lie
soUri, hals@- aud Texas aud tbe Ates i-sa.
TOpcsa a8d SAINTS Re nave pal .s Ds1- fst
th= purchase ot tHe Arsnszs Pass. and
that tlsy ase J=i1z CO. ssGsrsf.
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THE SKATING CHAMPION

STANFORD, Conn, Jan. GA skating
contest for the 1O0-mile championship OF
America and, incidentally, an attempt 20
smash the worlds lonG-distsnce record ;
was begun here under excellent conditions
this morning. Joseph Donoghue Of New
burg, y. Y, was in good form and was a
prime fevorite from the start. = :
Franklin of Norway and John Enui, Of
Stamford vver- his opponents. DOaoghue
broke the -. 40 and 50-mile records. max
ing the latter distance III 3:l5:5J Z-5; record
was 4:I3:5j.
In the u!nety-second mile D0uoghue was
tripp=d by boy crossing the track, failing
hard, and splitting his lips and otherwise
brulsiDg himself. lie started slowly for
two laps. and then recovered partially.
DouogLue finished in hours II minutes
aad 81 Is seconds Franklin male sJ-f
miles and Ennis S5 miles. The best pre-
vions record for 100 miles w4- made by
John Ennis at Chicago (I:37,4jl. D0no-
ghue thus beats the record Dy OYer four
hours.