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flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnl.had-Ment Side.

WV
BOTH ST., Il5 W. Three nice. large. light
ruums In rear house.
81. 2i4 W. Light, sunny HAT, b MONS;
bath, steam heat good order immediate pos
sesS OH,
5pTu ST. ~ W 9th lat west, overlooking the
park: : rooms h bath; terms reasonable. In
quire on premises
06TH 81. III W rooms; steam heated; pri.
Nate halls: rent so siu Tree in iCb. !,
BARNETT % DE l2ath 81.
BOTH at. ~ w. Apartment, consisting OF .
ply. Ut 10 w. BOth ST., or To l.. &. SlMOSSON,
40 broadway.
aOrH ST. III w. q rooms 4 bath; extra light;
all improvements; S27, 80. Inquire ianitor.
q rooms & bath; extra light; steam, heated SO:
free rent for %lanuary; fine location. Inquire
lanltor, III w. hith st.
1NplH 81. 81 W. New. clean & I ruom npari.
mCnts; Central Park block bells, tubs, ranges;
heated halls: go, Si7. Inquire j. - DAN~ER.
lO3D ST.. lG2 w.-5& : rooms, steam heated;
rent $40 to ~, free to Ec1, !. ,r ,,,,,,
located on n wide street, near entrance to Cen
trail Park they viii hp carefully maintained for
small and desirable fanillc' who want lnrNpeu.
siNe homes in an attractive locality; halls and
at M. IL, or to i, &. siMONSON. lao Broadway
10TH 81. rs w. near L. station Elegant
flats OF Il large, all light rooms X bath: rents
so to S23. ON premises.
l2lST ST. pa w..-Elcgant single Hat steam
heated, Z rooms & bath excellent %locntlon;
S32. Janitor.
l25TH ST., DAB W. Elegant flats, . rooms,
bath special rates to responsible parties.
"BELLENILLE." corner l2lst st n IT. Mich
olns, or Sth, ave. II large, all outside rooms X
BATH private halls: rents SIS to $50. On prem
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West Side.

West Side.
MACDOUGAL ST, A. Rooms & good board for
respectable parties; bath; 50 a week.
MANHATTAS AVE, 400 Handsome parlor or
ID floor, en- suite or single; quiet location.
WASHINGTON PLACE. lib W. Rooms 4 board
for ladies, -: gentlemen, 20 weekly; reler-
ences.
WASHINGTON PLACE, ll7-DeSlrable rooms;
excellent board for u few gentlemen or family;
references.
WAVERLEY PLACE, las, l block to 9th ave.
First- class boarding house; So week n up.
TTHAVE., AZ, 18th 81. select Recommendations,
en- suite or singly; expert cook; terms low.
Eth AVE, 20O, near nd st. Front rooms,
with board, heated, -; gentlemen only,
10TH ST, ~ W. -Rooms, with board; reason
able prices; table board.
ST, 237 ". -Iarge rooms; southern ex-
poSure: handsomely furnished single rooms,
with excellent board reasonable.
lar ST. 3O7 w.-Large, sunny front room, I'd
floor good table terms reasonable; table. board;
reference.
l4TH ST., 243 W.-Desirnble double 4 single
rooms, with board; moderate price references
exchanged central.
l4TH 81, 238 ". desirable rooms; all I'M
p~rovementsi table nrsg class terms reasonable.
l4TH ST., 80 w Double a single rooms. with
board; southernen SUPERINTENDENT teesQnahle.
It'll = ~, y, .t t';.'i
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
East Side.

One TIM, GOO. per hnr Second TIM, lie. pr
hne: Third and Subsequent 1tH<s, l5c per iin>
No extra chdrge on sundays
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N uSicaI.

A GENTLEMAN Of great experience, piano,
organ; pupils residence: 81 q quarter; no
advance. PROFESSOR, box $50 World, uptown.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

West Side.
l2prH ST bli comfortable hall room: GINS
Il hath: 81. 81 per week. cole.
leo W. lirH ST, corner 7th ave. Newly fur
nlShtd la:gc n small rooms.
kcrth OF i75th Street.
12Tr1I ST, liz T.. =, = or 4 connecting rooms.
I'd floor, Light housekeeping; also beautifully
furnished double pariors, dentist or doctor; pr.
yRte house.
Miscellaneous.
HANDSOME ROOMS. suit =; transients u. per.
manent; ladies or gentlemen: reasonable. u.
H., s2l 18th ave.
TWO COSNECrING NJ in apartment:
gentleman h wife or gentlemen; M ais II de
sired ilne %locatiOn n pleasant home. Address
o., lB W. AID 81.
brooklyn.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, evil furnished
Hoor, suitab'" Tor doctor or dentist also other
rooms: thoroughly hented, reasonable.
PROSPECT ST., ~, brooklyn let, large
furnished front room.
W connecting rooms for gentlemen. near clc-
waited station, 81. 30. Address 5tO It'll ave-.
brooklyn.
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Loans.

One Time. CSC. per ine: Second TIM, &c, d.
4nc; Third and Subscquea. Times, zoe. per Ans
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North Of ,asth Street.

NORM OF i1Sth otfset.
l26TH ST., ala W.-LRrge heated rooms, with
excellent board; reasonablei also table board.
FIFTH ST, 2O5 Il. Pheasant SQUARE roons. with
board; ali conveniences; terms moderate
i2TrH ST., o. 1. Furnished rooms, with nrst
class board; also table board.
l2sTH ST., 2o4 w.-Room to let, with board;
also table board.
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HENRY ST.. 353 -Rooms, with hrst-cla1
board, e6 20 $40 near Wall 4 south ferrleH
ORANGE ST, 81. near the ~hridse-BoArd. frcns
sPAAlsltas sNsa!Sh ses,esa s,e
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A.-APARTMENTS of 4 neat, handsomely dec
GRATED rooms 4 bath steam heat rents 800 to
S27. X. PEHLEMANN, 483 Columbus ave. ,
corner S4th II.
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44TH ST. 2ls W.-2d story, front. Iic0ve hall
room superior table board; moderate refore
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THE ARMENIAN 0UTRAGES,
Bloody Work Of Turkish
Artillery.
Indignation of Christendom
Aroused.
Russia Moving for an Investigation
of the Matter.
No Con fl d sncs Felt in the Porte's Com-
mittse-An Appeal to tho People
of America In Behalf
Of Armenia.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, NOV. 25.-Ths Augio.Arme-
nian association of this city regards the
personnel of the committee appointed
by the porte to investigate the alleged
outrages in Armenia as unsuitable for
the mission. The mission includes
Dulah Pasha and Haiz Tewfik Pssha
Members Of the Anglo-Armeniau sssoci-
alton do not believe that they will do
more than recommend the wholesale ar
rest and trial of those Armenians who
were fortunate enough to escape to the
mountains.
Advices received by the Anglo -Arme-
nian association today indicate that the
Turkish artillery. without discrimina-
tion. fred on Armenian women and
children, as we'll as the members of the
Kurdish tribes.
Russia is already moving actively in
the matter OF the alleged purpose OF de-
mandng an Investigation into past
atrocities and preventing attacks on the
Armenian Christians in the future. Do
tailed instructions to this effect have
been sent to the Russian representative
at COnatantinOple.
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ARIZONA CLIFF JEWELLERS.

New Village OF the Extinct Raoa
Found by PrOspsctors.
PREscoTT, Ariz Nov. 25.-Rscent ar
rivals from the Bradshaw mountaine
report the discovery of cliff dwellers
village in one Of the most inaccessible
cations Of that range, which has never
before been seen by white men.
The discovery was made by two pros
peotors, White and Williams, who did
not attempt thorough exploration, but
from their description this is the largest
village OF the wonderful people that has
ever been discovered. Tho village ia
located along the high banks on either
eide of Willow cafion and tho houses are
estimated to be 260 in number. 1t Il
very difficult to reach this caf1on. even
with pack animals, which accounts for
its having 80 long remained undiscov-
cred.
There are three natural terraces along
the csilon wall and the dwellings open
back from these. Narrow steps in. the
rock, now almost worn awsy, seem to
indicate that this was the method en-
ployed for ascent and descent.
Several OF the houses were explored
and large quantities of pottery and some
instruments, evidently used for cult
waiting the soil, were found. in one the
ekeleton OF a man not over 4 feet in
ches in height was discovered.
The csilon at this place is half mile
wide and shows evidence OF haI ing been
cultivated. II this theory proves 10 be
true it will throw new light on the
habits of this little known people. So
far as known no other evidence has ever
been discovered of the cliff dwelers
having cultivated the soil A party is
now being organized to thoroughly ex.
plore the new found village and the re-
suit OF the research will be awaited with
interest.
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ELIKAN' FUNERAL.

Tho Murdered Long Beach Merchant
Buried at San Diego.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 25.-rhe body oi
Camille Elikan, the young merchant oi
Long Beach, who was murdered Thurs-
day night, arrived by the noon train
today, accompanied by L. A. Blochman,
cousin of deceased. and other relatives
from Hueneme. The funeral services
were held this afternoon at the residence
OF A. Blochman, uncle OF the deceased,
the interment being in Mt. Hope ceme-
terry. 1t is authoritatively denied that
marriage had been celebrated between
Elikan and Miss Ethel Lowe, vino was
supposed to have been married to him
recently. The young couple were en-
gagged. merely, but the tragedy was q
crushing blow to the girl.
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GONE ON A sTRIEE.

Union Miners at wsrdner, Idaho, Are
Out Again.
WARDNER, Idaho. Nov. 25 The union
miners employed on the Bunker Hill
and Sullivan mines have gone on q
strike. The miners make the following
demands Maximum wages of $3.50 per
day shall be paid to all underground
men. There shall be no discrimination
in the employment of men. The men
new in the country shs!l have the prefer
enee. No men shall be imported for the
purpose of working the mines. All
differences ehall be submitted to arbi-
tra.ion. Manager Bradley refused the
demands OF the miners. Everything is
quiet at present.
WARDNEB. Idaho, Nov. 25.-President
Boice, of the executive board Of the
Central Miners union, arrived this
evening from Spokane, and went into
consultation with the strike leaders.
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MOUNT RAINIER VISIBLE.
Observations of the Peak
Again Had.
No Change Noticeable From
Tacoma.
The Volcano Story Reiterated at
Seattle.
Discovery offs Ciifr- Dws slIers' village In
ArizoDa-Camille Elikan's Fun
ersl - Pacific Coat
Happenings.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
TACOMA, Wasb., Nov. 25.-Ths clouds
lifted this afternoon, leaving Mount Ia
coma in sight. A thick cap, presum-
ably of vapor. appeared over the noun
tain for time. but at 4 80 had entirely
disappeared. No break in the crater
rim was visible from here. DR.. Culver.
local weather observer, thinks the cap
was of vapor and mist, such as fre-
quently collects about the mountain,
and not smoke or steam. Many people
viewed the mountain with glasses while
j. was visible. There is no doubt, as
reported in these dispatches, that quite
a number of people believed they saw
smoke coming out OF the crater Wednes.
day morning, but now they are more of
the opinion that what they witnessed
was vspor blown about by the heavy
winds in q manner to resemble smoke
or steam. The heavy cap which hung
over the mountain early in the week,
indicated to careful observers the heavy
rainstorm which prevailed Friday and
Saturday. During the "a hours ending
at p. m. today, the rainfall was 1.6S
inches.
AS SEEN FROM SEATTLE.
SEATTLE, Wssh., Nov. 25. = Mount
Rainier became visible again this after
noon for the first time since tho phe-
nomena at it's summit were observed
last Wednesday, and the discussion OF
the subject caused many persons to look
at it with unusual interest. and Henry
Surry, who first called attention to the
smoke issuing from the mountain and to
the change in it's form. examined it
through strong glass and adheres to
his original statement, and the only per-
sons who discredit it are those who did
not see the mountain last Wednesday
and are already committed on the SUBJ
ject. He says the north peak stands out
more distinctly than ever; that eharp
point has appeared ON the west aide and
that on the east side there is o sharp
descent with rough surface, apparently
made by an avalanche. He says that
not only did he see smoke last Wednes :
day, but saw it again today and In
smaller volume, yellow in color. and
rising straight from the summit. The
whole summit is again white with q new
fall OF snow. Surry has made q map for
future reference. Several other persons
confirm his statements. and he is COM
petent to speak on the subject for he has
travelled much. seen many volcanoes,
and his ship once lay becslmed for three
days in sight of Mount EtnA-
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TWO LUCKY BOYS.

They Found q V@ritable b Bonanza In tn
Cascade Range.
SPOKANE, WASH, Nov. 25.-Michael
Shumsn, a we'll known mining man. re-
turned today from his mines in the
Okanogan district. He reports the find
Of q yeritable bonanza gold mine at the
very summit of the Cascade range OF
mountaine near Slate creek. Two young
men from Anacortes. named Baron and
Gerrish. are the lucky finders. Shumau
ssys that the boys. after weeks work
with the crudest of implements, have
cleaned up $4,000, with plenty OF the
came rich dirt in sight. Nearly all the
miners in this section of the country
have focked to the new Ell Dorado and
staked out claims.
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INHALED GAS.

Rev. Father james O'Connor Found
Dead in Bed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.-When an at.
tendant at the parish house of St.
Francis called Rev. Father Jas. O'Con-
nor for early macs this morning he found
the priest dead in bed with the room
filled with escaping gas. In turning of
the gas last night by mechanical de-
vice, 1t is presumed he unconsciously
turned it on again. Father O'Connor
was Al years of age and native oi
Cloyne, Ireland. He had only recently
been attached to St. Francis. having
travelled over the continent on . rowing
commission on account OF ill-heath.
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tablishing right over their righteous

tablishing right over their righteous
government in Armenia.
Europe hes no regard for Armenia
because she has no armament except
the sanctity of the home and the brave
hearts of her men and women. America
recognizes no mightie armament than
that. ask you to declare thss to the
world by accepting the bonds of Arme-
mia. | pledge to you the honor OF a ma
ton of 1000 years. honest. toilsome life,
that Armenia will redeem her bonds to
keep them in eternal memory of glo-
rious day wheh mighty nation
stretched forth gentle hand and lifted
up in her arms a trampled and bleeding
sister to shelter her from threatening
death.
We ask for cent. dime or a check
as Thanksgiving date vote of abhor-
renee OF the massacre, and OF sympathy
for afflicted Armenia. 1t can be mailed
to either the Security bank, Minneapo.
lis; Western National bank, New York /;
Welle-Fargo company, San Francisco.
Remind others to do likewise.
Oh, is it not little to do in q thank
thrilled day for so loyal q service In a
cause of justice for the oppressed? Send
y card with your nano and mention oi
amount to the secretary. Minneapolis.
and We will keep it in the annals of our
new life thousand years to come.
To the editors OF America l appeal
with yearning. You, honored sirs, are
the gate keepers OF the nations heart.
Will you not hold up this signal for the
rescue of nation? l pray you display
this proclamation and every inch of
bold type will be blazing protest
against foul murder and horrible desc
Grafton of sacred homes, and every
reader will cast a burning vote. in
woke the rich blessing OF heaven upon
the press of America.
Toyou, noble people Of the United
States, mother Armenia would send the
SOULS blessing for jerusalem of old:
''Peace be within thy walls and pros
perity within thy palacss"-tbe homes
Of the libsrty loving people.
Yours in the service of God and hu.
manity,
(Signed.) HERANT MEsRoB M.RETcHKrN,
Secretary Philharmonic association of
the Northwest
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PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. % Senator
Dolph will not have clear sailing for re-
cleo ion to the United States senate.
Already the names OF four aspirants
have been put forward, and in all prob-
ability will be presented to the legis-
lature. They are Governor.elect w. p.
Lord, Congressman Binger Hermann.
G. W. Fulton of Astoria and t. II.
Tongue OF Hillsboro. Senator Dolph' 8
friends claim that he is certain of IS out
OF the 72 Republican mem bers of the
house. The Populisis and Democrats
together have Is mem bers.
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LO oAL.-Y esterday's doings among the
churches Occidental college notes.
Col. I. W. Brooks on the Piiop mining dis
trict; general mining NOES. Companies
A, c, and of the Seventh regiment have
sham battle at Garvanza. The city zan-
jero's report Something about pawn
brokers. An error in the publication
delays the bond election The race be-
tween Bicyclist Schock and horses; yester-
days baseball games. The retention of
Prof 'ssor Moore of the Eighth street school.
Points about the city campaign.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 25 "A branch
railroad lie to be built from Mill Valley
junction to Bolinas bay. 1t will be 80
miles long and will paes through tun-
constructed by company of capitalists
controlling most of the land adjacent to
Bolinas bay. AT the latter place a
summer hotel will be erected and it is
intended to develop the surrounding
country by means of railroad.
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Scotch Billy Is ID cad

SAN DIEGO, NV. 25.-William Wood
row, familiarly known as Scotch Billy,
was found dead in his bed at Banner
Wednesday morning. 1t is supposed,
from the nature OF his illness. that
heart failure was the immediate cause
of his death. The deceased was ma
tive of Scotland, 68 years Of age, and
unmarried. He was an old pioneer,
having lived in the neigh hborhood for
over 20 years. during the last IA years
in Banner. 1t lie not known that he had
any relatives in this country.
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The Nebraska Governorship.

LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. 25.-The 20-day
limit in which contest papers in the
gubernatoral equabble may be filed.
expires tomorrow night. Leading
Republicans declare Holcomb was
legally elected and refuse to encourage q
contest. small faction commonly de.
nominated railroad publicans" de-.
clare they have lawyers ready to file
contest papers tomorrow.
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BANK wREoKER MosHER.
An Attempt to Despo1 Him OF Bis Ill
Gotten Gains.

An Attempt Co Dospol Him OF Bis Ill
Gotten Gains.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 25.-The latest
developments in the affairs OF the
wrecked Capital National bank, which
President Mosher wrecked last year. 60
ing to the penitentiery for five years for
stealing million, is the application of
the receiver for permission to be mazda
q party to the proceedings relative to
the equitable and legal ownership of
Mosher's holdings OF stock in the gas
and insurance companies. the Western
Manufacturing company and the prison
contract. 1t is alleged by the receiver,
that at the time of the failure, as at
present. the books of the company
showed that Mosher owned 500 shares
of stock in the Western Manufacturing
company and 1850 shares of old stock in
the gas company. The court is asked to
subject this stock to his judgment. The
receiver thus hopes to recover half a
million.
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force Of rs men set about to rescue the
imprisoned men. Soon Louis Eriksen'e
feet were reached by the shovelers. He
was covered head downward. He was
taken out dead. William Mccarthy
was struck on the back of the head by
broken stick. William Kelly was struck
in the face. w. F. Smith fell on a
stove. burning his forehead. but not SER
iously. Four others were cut painfully
about their heads. All of the 10 were
rescued alive bat Eriksen and ore doing
well
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NEl0HBORlNG PLACES.

PLsApENA-The Southern Pacific franchise
The new charter.
CoLToN County fruit exchange formed.
PoMoSA-Kings hotel to be opened.
CLFARwATEE-D Dedication of a new hall.
SANTA ANA-Preparations for the Christian
End deavor convention.
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POINTERS FOR TODAY.

CITY HALL-Council NEE ing at 10 a. m.
CITY HALL--Board of education p. m.
BuRBANK-Monte Cristo.
1MPERIAL-Vaudeville.
BENsoN's OPERA II HoUsE-streets OF New York.
EGYPTIAN HALL-Psycho and illusions.
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Worden'A Last journey.

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 25.-S. D. Worden
was brought over from Woodland this
evening on his way to Folsom under
sentence Of death. He will he taken up
there tomorrow morning. He is accom-
panied by his brother, Rev. DR.. Worden,
of Syracuse. N. Y.
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The drug combine 'busted" by OFF
& Vaughn. Drugs at eastern prices.
ayers, joys and Hoods sarsaparills.
65 cts; Paine's Celery Compound, 75c !;
Syrup OF figs. 35 cts.
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AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

BY TELEGRAPH-Details of the capture of
Port Arthur by the Japs.. Indignant pro-
tests against the massacre OF Armenians by
Turks. Archbishop Ireland scored for
meddling in politics Gathering OF dele
gates to the Transmississippi congress. -.
Mount Tacoma again in sight Doubt as
to the fate OF the ship Ivanhoe removed. =.
Overdue Atlantic liners, General news
gleanlngs
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KlIIad by a Train.

crossing Baltimore and Ohio bridge 1S
miles east of Cum berland this morning,
Isaac Taylor and ife and Miss Bidwell
were overtaken by q train and killed.
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Chicago Arm snlans.

CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-The Armenians oi
this city held meeting today for the
purpose OF expressing their opinion on
this Armenian massacre. Nearly the
whole Armenian population Of Chicago
were present and many of them were
very emphatic in denouncing the
Turkish government. Hempartsoom de
Garebedy acted as chairman. In his
opening address he referred to the ter
rib,e massacre in which their mothers,
sisters and brothers were brutally
killed by the Turks. Resolutions were
adopteded praying for the moral and
financial assistance OF the American
people.
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Babies cry for Castoria. 25 cents a
bottle al OF & Vaughn's, corner Fourth
and Spring streets.
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Sympathy for Arm snians.

FRESNO, Nov. 25.-All the churches in
this city united in union service to-
night in honor of the recently massa-
cred Armenians. Addresses were made
by ministers and also by number of
citizens. The house was crowded and
a great deal OF feeling was manifested.
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Genera, Howard at Portland,

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 25.-Maj. Gen.
0. o. Howard. retired, arrived in this
city today, where he will spend the
winter, the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
CAPTAIN Grav.
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CHICAGO Nov. 25.-The establishment
OF the Cold Blast Feather company, on
West Van Buren, street, was burned to-
night. Loss, $4,000.
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Hollenbeck Hotel Cate, 2I4 Second
street. Oysters Soc dozen, any style.
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Order your suit early. H. A. Getz is
crowded for fine tailoring at moderate
prices. 112 West Third street.
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Eastern chestnuts at Althouse Bros.

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair San Francisco.
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SEATTLE, Nov. 25.-A special from
Monte Cristo says q snowslide struck
thu drying house of the Pride OF the
Mountain mine Friday and buried 10
miners. The alarm was given and a