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The Gilbert Islands Like Hawaii.

The Gilbert Islands want to become q
part OF Uncle Sans domain and are maxi
ing steps in that direction. G. E. DALEY
OF San Francisco has for some time
been urging upon the State Department the
the United States. This action of Mr.
Daley is taken at the request OF the reign
ing monarch of the little kingdom. 1t Is
claimed that England has recently made
advances there, but was met with vgor-
Gus protasts
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DOCTOR SWEANY,


1917 Market Street. San Francisco, CAL,
Opposite Examiner Gffice.
FORMERLY FROM THE CITY OF PHILADEL-
L phia. Pa, for the last five years a resident and
most successful specialist of this city. desires TO
say to the sick ana an cted generally that he is
prepared to treat ALL KIND OF diseases well
his line of specialties in tho treatment OF which
his great merit and comprehensive judgment have
raised him to degree of success for prompt and
perfect cures never before attained by any special
Ist He is thoroughly skilled and prepared 10 sue
cessfuily treat ali diseases of the following organs
parts OF the human system: THROAT. LUNGS.
STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS, SPLEEN, HEART,
BRAIN, SPINE. Bladder. Genito-urinary Organs
Also all diseases OF women aud all character Of
private diseases.
TT FREE TREATMENT FOR THE POOR Ii
Every Friday afternoon. l desire all poor who are
afflicted in any manner whatever 10 come on Friday
afternoons get the benefit of my skill and
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Young and MiddIe-lged Men.

You viii fnd this distinguished doctor your best
friend and benefactor. II you troubled with
weakening dreams, uurefreshlng sleep. tired
gloomy feeling and loss OF energy, ambition and
elf-confidence. which impair both your body and
brain and absolutely unfit you for study. business
or the proper enjoyment OF married OF single life;
If You suffering from these or similar symptoms
you know the Before &c is too late consult
this reliable old specialist, who thoroughly under
stands your trouble and can treat II with unfaling
success
Dr. Swcany publishes no names OF his patients or
cases coming under his treatment.
Thousands of genuine testimonials from cured
patients can seen file ut his office. There are
many more pouring in with every mail.
WRITE II not convenient to call. and describe
your trouble frankly, and book with question blank
Will be sent Medicines can be sent to any part OF
the country free from observation.
L. l.. sWEANY, NJ. D.,
737 Market IT., San Francisco. Cal.
Opposite Examiner once. tao cod
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPIN ALL SSsss
- fortnghtiy for thu West Indies and s9LLExs5g
southampton, calling en- route at Cherboury.
IraLce ana Plymouth To land passengers.
Through Bulls of Lading in connection with tns
Pacific Mail So Co, issued for freight and treasure
10 direct ports In Eng and and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco 10 Piy mouth,
Cherboure. Southampton. First-class, Sl9o; third
class $97 30 For further particulars apply TO
II PAkkoTr CO.. A.ents, sue CaiuorniAsS
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FOR PORTLAND &AsTOaIa, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Essz
1 ocean Dtvision-and PACIFIC COAST <Lrk3
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street wharf at 10 A. for the above ports one OF
their Al iron steamships, viz.
STATE OF CALIFURNIA-Jan "a Feb 5, II,
Marc - -. Aurii o. Is. 50.
CoLUMRIA-Feb. l. IS. IS, March o, 81. April 2,
IA. 70
oREGoN-Jan. % Feb 9. 2l, March 5, IT. 20.
Aprii 10 -.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
snd other diyergng lines for all points In Oregon,
Washington, British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho
Montana. Dakota, Utah, wyoming, Yellowstons
fare to PortIand-Cabin. SIS; steerago. So; round
TIP, cabin, $50, - -, ~,
Hotel A New Montgomery street.
Freight Office. 2U0 California street
GOODALL PERKINS & CO., Supt Ocean Lias-
ltf 10 Market street san Francisco.
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STRIKING And OEASONABLE Val

Reduced 815c yard.
Reduced a
STYLISH NOVELTY SATEEN6
Reduced
FINE SCOTCH fabrics
Reduced tx
c
Reduced
FULL SIZE DOWN CoMFOTERs
Reduced q
BLANKETS California that
Reduced Q
Reduced q
NOTTINGHAM
Reduced Q 4
and
Reduced q
FAIR QUALITY WHITE SHAKER FLANNEL
Reduced q
TOWELNG wied
q
Reduced
Reduced to Each
fHn
W &
Reduced
WINTER
L
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Church:

Simmons Liver Regulator IS certainly specific
for that class OF complaints which it claims to cure
If any OF our fellow beings suffering from he
patio disorders and have doubts in regard TO the
efficacy of this popular preparation, only
offer them the simple and candid argument OF
Philip TO Nathaniel, Come and see.' Try the pro.
selves. REV. DAVID WILLS. Pastor OF Presbyte.
rian Church, Washington, D. y.
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from disappointed rock. The injury
caused almost instant death. and Carr never
spoke after he fell. Carr had been in the
employ of the Spring Valley for twelve
years. He was an American. 80 years of
age, and leaves widow and three children.
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The Medical Profession

mo other remedy within my Knowe edge can NIL
its place. | have been practicing medicine for
twenty years and have never been able TO put up a
vegetable compound that would. ike simmons
Liver Regulator, promptly and effectively move the
Liver to action. and 1T the same time aid, instead
of weakening, the digestive powers OF the system"
L. NJ. HINTON, NJ D.. Washington Ark.
lal3 FrMoWe ly 81
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
i Steamers will sail at NOON the 5th. xz.s%
18th and 25th OF each month, calling at <ES5X
various ports of Mexico and Central America
Through line sailiBgs-FebTuary ., SIS. Acapulco;
February ., SIS. San Juan; February 70, SIS. City
OF New York
NoTE-when the sailing day falls on Sunday
steamer will be dispatched the following Monday
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA.
Steamers leave San Francisco the Sd
aud 18Th of each month calling at various Mexican
and Cen trail American ports.
Way Line SaIiings-SS. City OF Panama, FeoTu-
airy 1S IS. san Bias, March 3.
JAPAN I'D CHINA LIVE.
FOR 0KOHAMA AND HONGK NG,
Connecting at okohama with steamers for Shang-
hal and at Hongkong for East Indies, Straits, etc.
SIS China, via Honolulu. Tuesday, February IA,
at Bpm.
SIS Peru. Saturday, March a. at 3 P. NJ.
IS City OF Rio de Janeiro thursday, March %,
Round-trp tickets TO Yokohama and return at
duced rates.
For freight passage apply at the orfee corner
First and Brannan streets.
branch Onice-20Z Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER. General Agent
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Sfs;s~egT z reached his room he
= 81 found him engaged In
writing variations for
the orchestral accompaniment of leading
national air. His English is simply musl-
cal, lust sufficiently Italian In It's accent 10
add emphasis TO the tongue. lie is the very
prince of good fellows. and his expressive
eve makes a visitor at home at the hrst
glance.
He says his father was quite leading
musician at his Italian home, and one OF the
first things he remembers is his fathers
early Instruction on the cOrnet Later on
he was placed under the best instructors,
but he credits himself with the principal
labor Of peTfeeting his knowledge OF the
cOTnet. He reached Boston in 1872 In time
to take part in the famous Gilmore Peace
Jubilee" Soon after be was engaged as
bandmaster of the garrison artillery band
al Ottawa, Ont, position that he held Tor
many years. He accompanied his band
as leading sOlOist and master TO the Centen-
nial Exposition at Philadelphia. Here MS
eminent abilities placed him In great demand
and among other engagements thatf0liOwed
he served as leading sOlolst at the opening
OF the new aTmoTy of the famous NV
York Seventh Regiment and for the New
York aud Brooklyn Philharmonic Society
at Brighton Beach He has served several
enga gements as special soloist with Sousa
Marine Band of Washington, and has a
place open at any time win Sousas New
Marine Band at New York.
The signor 8 suffering from the govt, and
came through To the coast unattended 10 get
the benefit Of our climate.
When asked with regard to the relative
value of comets used he gave his decided
preference to American instruments. The
one he has with him is beautifully finished
In gold and silver plating, and is certainly
one of splendid. clear resonance and COM
pass. Ii was made in Indiana.
Before reaching America, although too
young to have served IN the war for Italian
unity. he did serve in the French army in
the FTancO-German war. He was taken
prisoner and held for SEVEN months. tie IS
an ardent Liberal and believes Italy will
soon be ripe for Tepub!icanlsm. lie Is In
tensely American in his preferences. and
has all the enthusiasm of the patriot for our
institutions.
He thinks that hardly one OF the national
airs of Europe reaches the degree OF sponta-
neIty and popular force that is given TO the
Battle Cry of Freedom" and other leading
war tunes. For strong, forcsiul and lasting
qualities, he says. the STARS pangied Ban
ner" and "Hail Columbia" are not surpassed
in Europe.
he gave several Of these selections in
mastery manner, naming those parts that
he regarded as especially fine.
Among his fund of anecdotes he relates
how he was placed IN the sweat box" of an
American sailing ship while at the MADEIRA
Islands. He had taken too much wine and
was compelled TO ride in the sweat box from
there to the Bermudas. AT the latter group
his musical talent secured his release.
In personal appearance he is OF medium
size, with clear, intelligent blaeE eyes, dark
hair and fine open countenance. He IS
quick witted, full OF anecdote and very
happy in expression.
The morning call., 1893-02-08

The college endowments of Mss:achu-
sets are said to amount to $40 ESQ. GEO. the
value of college buildings and grounds foots
up So, 013 600. and the value of scientific ap-
paratus makes another 81, 020, coo.
The morning call., 1893-02-08

The law of Germany requires every male
citizen to serve three years in the standing
army, four years in the reserve and five
years in the landwehr.
The morning call., 1893-02-08
SAN FRANCISCO AND N P. RAILWAY:

The Donahtle Broad Gauge Route"
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOV 20. 1891
~ and until further notice. boats and trains viii
leave from ana arrive at the San Francisco Passsn,
ger Depot, Market-street wharf, as follows:
From San Francisco for Point Tiburons
Belvedere and San Raj ell.
WEEK DAYS-7 40. $500, IL A A. N. 8: $50, :O5,
8 30 p. Il. SATURDAYS ONLY-An extra trip
at / so P.A.
eUNDAYs-s:o 90. $50. HOO A n; 1880, $50
500. 500 p. NJ
From san Rafael for San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6:26 1855, 9 80 A. N. 12:45, $40,
b:05 r: M SATURDAY ONLY-An extra trip
st 80 n.
sUNDAYs-s:1O. Gao. I1:IO Nj 1:4O, SEA
500. 6:25 p. N.
From Point Tfburon to San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6: go. $40, 9:65 A. NJ: I:10, G:06,
6;33 p N SATURDAYS oNLY-An extra
trip at 6:55 ?.
sUNDhYs-s:40 40, 1905. 11:s5 A. n; 1905 4:OS.
8 30. B .5b z
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Eight olive trees now exist in the Garden
of Olives at Jerusalem which are known to
be at least 800 years old.
The morning call., 1893-02-08
The Judiciarv:

al have used simmons Liver Regulator for Consti-
patton caused by aderangement OF the Liver. and
always when used according to directions, with
decided Deneht."-HIRAM WARNER, Late Chief
,Justice of GA
The morning call., 1893-02-08

Not excelled by any high-prlced liniment. saliva
tion OIL, twenty FIVE cents bottle.
The morning call., 1893-02-08

A careful housekeeper always has DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup In the house.
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THE PURPLE VEIL.
How 1t Looks on Different
Faces.
Marie Evelyn Does Not Think That Ii
Suits the Complexion of the
Average Woman.

DIOR in yelling has
swung around to purple,
where 1t stands quite
fxedly just now.
l was sent out yester-
day to ascertain in a
eral way how the
color really looked on
tie face Of the average
woman.
How many women
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
COMpAGNIE 6ENERaLE

n
CUNPANY'S PIER (NEw), AZ NORTH R<l.
Y River foot OF Morton st. Travellers by EASxX
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
tie discomfort OF crossing the channel 10 smaii
boat.
LA BRETA6NE. Capt. Collier. ..,,........".....
............... Saturday. March nth, 5 200 p. "
La BOURGOGNE Capt. Leboeuf. ...............
Recommendations Saturday. eb. Is Noon
LA NORMANDIE. De Kersabec..
............ Saturday, February 29th b;OO A. NJ
LA GASCUGNE. Santelii..... ...,..............
....... Saturday March 4th. 1000 A. "
HS- For further particulars apply 70 -
A. FORGET, Agent.
No. Bowling Green New YORK
J.F. FU9AZI 4 CO., Agents 8 Montgomery ava.
San Francisco.
Traneh ofhee. 10 Montgomery street. aust tt
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK

SAILING EVERY WEEK.
CABIN SEQ AND UPWARD, ACCORD eS.<rx
~ ing TO steamer aud accomm odations So S5fkSsS
Kcted; second cabin. S35: Majestic aud Teutonls
s4o and $40. Steersge tickets from England, Irs-
land, Scotland. Sweden, Norway aud Denmark
through TO ran Francisco at lowest rates Tickesy
tsiling dates and cabin pia smay DO pressure from
W. Ii. AVERY, Pacific Mall Dock. or az the Geasrll
once OF the Company. el3 Market ST.. under Grand
loteL H. w. FLETCHER
sl26 IuWeFrSu.t Gen. Agt. Tor Pacific Coast
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STOCK Taking Reduction SALE!
IMPORTANT INDUCEMENTS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS 4!

Ladies who appreciate genuine bargains should make
1t point attend the great stOcktaking reduction
sale that begin this week particularly they require
housefurnsng goods of any description, for supplies
repenished great saving by taking advantage
of the clearing-out prices ruling.
CmDTVJNn KIM OPEOnNEDIV UETUFu 7
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LIBERATI LIKES US
More an american Than an
Italian.
WE MAKE THE BEST COMETS
He Says That Our National Airs Are
Stronger Than Those of Eu-
ropean Nations.

ING of Corpetists. is
what they call A. Lib
erati, now at the Palace
Hotel. Liberati is a
typical italian, and Was
born at a little town
about twelve miles from
Rome. BE is about AZ
years Of age.
When a CALL reporter
reached his room he
found him engaged In
v.rifinp variations for
The morning call., 1893-02-08

for Morniig. Pfor Afternoon.
Sundays excepted. saturdays 0alR
ISundays only.
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officers. and no further
Seven Men KHi.a !, . n..., -.

- HnOt&h Ire.
BEAVER, Pa. Nov. 2l.-At Merrill .,..
Hon. on the Cleveland 4 Pistsburx road
q 80 this morning. Bradley Il K.sn,r's
tnree-story hotel, in which many men
employed on the new dam boarded. wa,
burned to the ground. Many iumped
rom the second and third-ssory vindors
ana we're badly cut, bruised and burned
Inc dead are: Jerry wrenn. s,onemsson.
Dan Wrenn, his son; John Kelly, labor.r:
Robert STANLEY. engineer; James Hughes'
engineer; Barney Wilkes, stonema son
James T. Miller. laborer.
inere l. strong suspicion OF incen-
aiarism- When an alarm was given the
only exit TO the fatal stairway was cut
on and the men on the second and third
hoors woke from a sound sleep besildered
by the dense smoke that filed the build
ing. They ran through the rooms veil.
ing for help. and many appeared at
the windows and begged for assist
ance. Some ieaped from the windows.
while others climbed out and dropped
TO the ground through sheets of dame
pouring from the lower windows. Jerry
Wrenn, one Of the victims. had reached
the outside Of the building, bat. missing
his son Dan, returned to get him. He
was sunocated in the attempt and per-
ished
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nlRECTUM WINS EASY
AM Loses Three Straight
Heats, Breaking Badly.
..c1,ce FOR FOOTBALL GAME.
-es Interest In Next Saturdays Con.
ssss--The sehsefer-Ives Bill
lizard Match.

xx YoEK, Nov. 2L-Under . lowering
- snd amid chill ausumpai winds. 900
--,aussas,ic horsemen Ct Fleetwood Park
a. afternoon saw the famous black stall
-. pireetum. win a 5000 match race
~ the Western bay mare, Alix, in three
s,.,s,s heats, the last heat being trotted
s a4s the fastest mile ever done in No
-nber. In the first heat they came
= the line with Alix neck In the lead.
fse graduaily forged TO the front in the
xus quarter, and as they passed the two
xrsongs mark she was leading by half q
lnsth. Down the back stresch Directum
reved up. For fully a couple of fariongs
n<y raced like a team. As they
jared the turn AK broke badly,
ssd In twinkling Directum was half q
loeen lengths TO the good, although Curry
~ Aiir down again and she came strong
"a fresh at the finish. Directum, with
~ turning hair. won by two lengths.
fine. 2:i5H.
3 II the second heat Directum agaid had
fhe pole. As in the previous heat, AHx
~ leading by good half length all the
vky down to the back stretch. At the
hslf.mile post Aiix broke badly aud Direc-
tern shot away from her ~ il the race was
sses. AK came after him strong and
sslI, but was not able to make the black
wonder extend himself. and he won the
second heat practically as he pleased by
1krss lengths. Time. 2:f6k.
Ia the third heat Directum had every
hing bis own way and trot,ed the mile in
4M
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SECRET PRACTICE IN ORDER.
Football Coaches Adopting Precaution
Against Giving Away AfRnala

1setbsii Coaches Adopting Precautions
Against Giving Away Signals.
The coaches Of the Seattle Athletic Club
iootball eleven are leaving no stone un-
turned to get their charges in winning
iorm for next Saturdays game with PORT
had. Yesterday afternoon the men were
elsen sharp PRACTICE against the second
slesen at Madison park. This afternoon
there will be secret practice at the same
plsce. Tho gates 10 the park will be
tossed and no ono admitted but the
players and coaches. This plan of action
has been adopted because of the conyic-
ton among local football men that the
Signals Of the team or at leasts its general
style OF play was communicated TO the
Aultnoma hs before last SATURDAYS game.
By no means the only interesting fea-
inre of the coming match will be the fine
Playing expected of the two teams. The
Blue Diamond "rooters" propose to make
the occasion a red letter day As far as dis
piaY. noise and enthusiasm go. There in
slready lively movement in the market
Of blue and white ribbon. tin horns.
Whistles and other noise producers, and
before the week Is ended a small army
will be fitted out In this line.
On account of ii growing dark so early
II has been decided to call the game at
80 o'clock sharp. This will give every
body a chance To get home in plenty of
time for dinner. Arrangements have been
made with the street car companies 80
HAT very large crowd can 10 handled
quickly. In order. however. to avoid
rspetition of the occurrence of last New
Years day. when several hundred people
we're unable to get to the grounds. II Is
expected that the crowd will begin 20 go
out earlier
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CRIMINAL NEWS,

IL 10 reported that Bert Mackey, . young
farmer OF wooster, o., was murdered to obtain
asio,eo life insurance policy.
lack the slasher" threatens 20 do more dam
age ~ Washington City ami TO end By sla,nlnr
everything In the White House and Presiden t
Cleveland. He has written the police OF his In.
tention.
stylishiy dressed young man registered at
the Llndel house. 81 Louis, few days ago 40
Charles Fuller. OF San Francisco He did up
the hotel and several merchants with bogus
drafts on Whittier, Fuller & Co, the san Fran
cisco and Seattle merchants
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Nashville n.ce,.

NASHVILLE. Nov. 2L-Heavy rains rem
desed the Cumberland track sea of mud
today. Summaries:
-Four and one-haif furlongs-Aiopathy
son, Bal Cal second. Atelier third.
lime, SO.
Six furlongs-Harry Weldon won, Tom
Kelly second, Arthur q. third. Time. lie
Six furiongs-Queen Bird won, Abbcss
second. Bob Foley third. Time, I:i3
One miie-Minnie Gee won, Harry len
tins second. Josie ID. third. Time, las.
Five fur ongs--Servia won, Willie G. sec
end, Jennie Schwartz third. Time, :051<.
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eas Francisco, Nov. 21.-Summarie,:
Five furlongs-Bill Howard won. Joe
Cotton second. Addie Chapman third.
Time, f:0ilt.
1 Six furlongs-Fiamheau won. Romulus
escond, Broad Head third. Time, l:I2A.
Seven furlongs-Happy Day won, Ace
?. second. Sheridan third. Time. I:2Sk.
Mile-Steadfast won. Garcia second,
Blizzard third. Time. 1:42<.
Five ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won. Banjo
second. Amida third. Time, Loo
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CHICAGO. Nov. 2f.-Schaeier and Ives.
the bsiliardists, began a five-night balk
hne contest for $500 and pro rata of the
gate receipts tonight. The playing was
tame from the outset. the night ending In
schaefer's favor by score of 500 TO 663
Ives highest run was Isl. Sehaefer's lis
Ives average Was ~ 49,. schaefer's "A $50
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IrNCHING AT oTrUMwA, IA.


Room and Hanged on the Baunfster.
uTrrswA, Ia, Nov. 9t.--Fred Gustavson,
s'aeorer, aged 81. who recently came To
'a's city, Was hanged by n mob on the
ran street Of ottumwa az $50 o'clock
ias afternoon. Last night he enticed the
sfrsr-oid daughter of Jonas Sa into a
rSoin IN boarding house and criminally
assaulted her. The child now lies at the
F9nio OF death. This afternoon Gus,avson
sn brought 10 Justice FRUITS Office tor
bshminary examination. \ fight eu-
sssa there between the father. grand.
Asass and ether relatives OF the child.
80 Officers. The culpTit was finally
sFssfed from the hands Of the otfict -
va dragged into the street. Here the
aosaes Of the child stood with q rops
saa gave u into the hands of the mob Ii
e immediately placed ahoa. the
s'ea's meek, and be was hanged TO the
Aahs'er q the outside stairway. "A
sa crowd hsd ~ this time collected.
W no EFFORT MAS made TO cut the vil.aia
ssh' Alter hanging twelve minutes the
s0lT broke aad the body fell to the pave.
asai IL WAS seized by officers and hur-
w TO the jail The mob. tearing that life
net yeS sNtlncI io.iased and de-
@Aaaed the body. Mayor latorce as-
sa them the fellow was dead. aud
s3fsed them 10 disperse, but they re-
$50. Finally a committee srom the
.saa ass selected 10 view the remains.
.sA*y reported that life Vas extinct. aad
We Faoe dispersed.
sps time It looked IS il the mob would
= satisfied unsu Il had taken another
@ lie triai OF Ed Walton for the
Ssf u young gsrl Nv malpractice
sas tbs morning III Judge Bates
Nhea the mob made a break 70.
az some enc yelled. Let's Get Vs.
sal fortunately Ae had beea sragt 81
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Athletic GInh Smoker

The Seattle Athletic Club will tomorrow
night inaugurate its series of smokers for
fas winter season. An interesting pro-
ramme will be presented. commencing at
$50 o'clock.
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1T Is HIGH FIRE TEST,
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