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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
STOCKTON INCENDIARISM
Futile attempt to Destroy a Chinatown
Buflding,

STOCKTON, CAL. June 19.-There was
a great deal of excitement in Chinatown
last night, caused by the reports of three
pistol shots, followed by an alarm of FIRE.
A blaze shot up in narrow space be-
tween two buildings back of a Chinese
dwelling on Hunter street. The officers
could not learn who fired the shots, but
it is supposed they were discharged by a
Chinaman to arouse the occupants of
the building, which some one had at
tempted to burn.
This morning Officer Walker found in
the alley where the fire started wrapper
OF pack OF cigarettes, inside of which
had been stuffed lot of Chinese cigarette
paper.
The whole was saturated with coal oil,
and bunch OF matches which had been
lighted lay beside il. The papers had
been slightly burned, but the fire was
tram pied out before it could make any
headWay
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HoMEOPAzHISrs TO MEET.
annual Contention of the american
IBstft'tte at bWfatO.

annual Conr-nti6n of the american
Instft"te at bWfato.
BUFFALO, n. Y, June 19.-During
the coming week the American Institute
of Homeopathy will hold its fifty-third
annual meeting in this city. There will
be general business sessions, sectional
NEE tings and an extensive programme of
excursions and other entertainments for
the visitors.
Ghe officers of the association are: Drs.
J. B. 6. Custis, Washington, D. G., presi-
dent; Charles Z. Walton of Cincinnati,
and G. G. Miller of Detroit, first and
second vice presidents; Eugene H. Porter,
general secretary; FraAk K aft Cleve-
land, recording secretary; E. NJ. Kellogg,
New York City, treasurer; and T. F..
Smith, New York City. assistant treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
SANGER BEATS HACkENB ERGER.
The AittCaWlsee HheetnIGn Easy Ptc-
for In the Match Race.

DENVER, CoLo., June 19-In the
great match race to-day between o. B.
Hackenberger and Walter C. Sanger of
Milwaukee Sanger won in 1;56 2-5. Over
1000 people saw the start from opposite
sides of the track. Sanger won the choic g
of starting points and chose the tape
fartheSt from the grand stand. The race
was unpaced.
From the crack of the pistol Sanger be-
gan to gain on Hatch, and held the lead
by 100 yards at the end of the first mile,
covered in 2:09H This was the faste st
mile of tie race, as Sanger found be did
not have to do his best to win. In the
second mile he increased his lead by fifty
yards. and held this during the rest of the
race. Hamilton publicly challenged
five miles for $500 side.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
ELoPED WITH CRINAMAN.
An odd Co,pls Obtained Marriage
Lieense at Drnrer


DENVER, Colo, June 19-What is
believed 10 be an elopement caused a rip
pie of excitement in the Courthouse to-
day when young couple from the Pacific
Coast appeared at the County Clerk s
Office and demanded q marriage license.
The man was well-dressed rather good
LOOKING Chinaman, who gave his name as
Walter Elson Fong of San Francisco.
The would be bride was pretty, stylish
looking girl, VINO said her name was
Emma Allen House and that she came
from Palo Alto, Cal.
a marriage license was issued to them,
and they went off seeking some one to
make them man and wife, apparently
oblivlous of the sensation they created
and evidently well satiti with each
other.
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EARTHoUAkE IN ALAsKA.
Residents of KOdiak Experience Itt
Ee,ere ShockS.

Residents of Kodiak Experience 1tcO
Setere Shocks.
SEATTLE, WASH, June ia Federal
official writing from Kodiak, Alasks, says
that that section during the latter part of
April experienced much in the way of
phenomena.
Within period of three weeks there
were two earthquakes and great tidal
wave. In part the writer says:
On the 18th of April we had tidal wave
something about twenty feet high, travelling
from southwest to northeast, but doing no
damage so far as heard from. On the 26th
OF April we haG pretty severe shaking up
from an earthquake, accompanied by roaring
ana rushing soun.is, rum bling, etc, and about
ten days thereafter we ha another shock,
though not so severe, and from neither OF
them receiving any damage more than big
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ArIxono DsI,oate, Nomed-

PHOENIX, AR1z, June 19-Governor
Franklin has appointed the following gen.
tlemen as delegates 10 the Trans Missis-
sippi Commercial Congress, which con-
venes at Salt Lake City on the 14th of next
month: c. I. Hayden, Tempe; n. A. Nor
ford, Phoenix; c. w. Wright and Nose
Drachman, Tucson; W. o. 0 Neill and j.
w. Norton, Prescott and L. L. Ellin wood
Flagstaff.
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FUNDS FOR THE FOURTH,
Meetings of Committees to Divide
the Three Thousand
DlllarS.
Will B, the Finest Military Demon
stration Ever Held in
This City.

Ihe chairmen of the various sub-com-
mltiees OF the Fourth of July Committee
heid a meeting at their headquarters last
friday 10 make an approximate list of
the appropriations for the various COM
mitteeS
The committee expects to give fully as
nne a celebration this year as was given
last, although the expenses will be much
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H,rfmI Death at U.nL

UKIAH, CAL, June ia frightful ac-
ci6ent occurred at Usal Friday. man
named Martinelli, employed by lumb Der
company, was watching a fire in the red
woods and went 10 sleep, using a red wood
branch for a pillow. tree near him
burned through at the butt and fell, strik-
ing him and crushing his body.
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Lo, Amgels, Sn.pcot acquitted.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, June 19.-The
second trial of Frank f. Lowry, ex-Deputy
County Clerk, on the charge of EN- bezzling
public funds, ended to-day, the jury re-
turning a verdict of not guilty. Lowry
and his wife were overcome with iov.
The defense undertook 10 show that
Lowry's chief. 4. H. Ward, then County
Clerk, was as much to blame as he Tor
the shortage.
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DETROIT, MICH. June 19.-Six furlonzs.
Paul Griggs won, Lady Cailahsn seconu, Her
Excellency third. lime, 1:1415
-Four furlongs, Madame Gerst won, Dutch
Comedian second, d Zzle third. Time, .5OI<
Five furlongs. Lavock won, Aspasia second
Pearl third. Time L :021I
Five furlongs, Harvey won, Our Lizzie sec
ond. Time, :03%
Mile, Necedah won, Deyault secoad, Song
and Dance third. Time. :43L.
rive and half furlongs. MszeppR won. Kis-
met second, Bounding Cecil third. Time,
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Dean of a Tehama riore.r.

RED BLUFF, CAL, June 19.-Martin
Corrigan. an old resident of Tehama
County. died at Shasta Retreat last night.
He was a native of Ireland, 20 years of
age. and came to Northern California In
1852. He was widely known throught this
section, and leaves a large estate.
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G.ora. Crocker,s Purchn-e.

NEW YORK. N. Y. June 19-George
Crocker, the California millionaire, is
negotiating for the purchase from the
estate of the late Paul Spefford OF 1So acres
at Hunts Point on the sound. The price
to be paid is about $650,O00. The deal will
be com pleted Tuesday.
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x ..ten,. N.,e htheric Enai,e q snece.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 10 The
Evening Telegraph says that successful
test was yesterday made of Inventor
Keeley's new Etheric engine before
number of prominent electricians and
railway men. The engine weighs only
200 pounds and is said to have develop d
ten horse power.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
Ehere Bryan Ttu sun.m,r.

LA PORTE, IND. June 19-William J.
Bryan hes accepted an invitation from
William b. Conkey of Chicago to be his
guest at his Black Lake resort in Southern
Michigan during the heated term. Bryan
will spend the greater part of the summer
In writing his book on monetary prob
lens, which viii be published in the fall.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20

*Dr Coop 10 CFurbiville), to o5..............l
silva loo (Slaughter), to 5...... ..,,,......., 2
Howilzer 106 (Garner), 2 to -. ..............3 8
Time, 1908 Ceia B 1O5. Balance All lO3
Hurdler lO3, Irix lob and Monte Donico 1O6 also
*Favorite
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Fatn. Accident at San Simeon.

SAN LUIS OBIsPO, CAL, June 1O.-L.
V. Bal, aged "a while cleaning a loaded
revolver at San Simeon this afternoon was
accidentally shot through the body and
died few hours later. He was manager
of San Simeon wharf and had landed in
terests in that section of the county.
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Con- fa,,a io,. at Thouo,

PHOENIX, ARIz., June 19-The large
store building of ID. III. Ming. at Thomas,
in Graham County, was destroyed by fire
on Thursday night. The building was
formerly owned and constructed by Louis
Noelckle, at a cost of $500. Stock and
fixtures TO the value of over $1,000 were
destroyed. The insurance was nominal
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
Greet 1hre,- Corv,r,d Boat Roce

POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y. June 19.-The
three cornered boat race next Friday be-
tween Cornell, Harvard aud Yale will be
an event of National significance. 1t was
announced this afternoon that President
Mckinley and several embers of the
Cabinet will attend. with many of the
diplomatic corps.
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Prooress of hnninLi.,,,.

TENNESSEE CITY, TENN, June 49,
The cornerstone of the Ruskin College of
the New Economy was laid to-day at
Ruskin with Masonic ceremonies. The
principal speecn was delivered by Henry
d. Lloyd of Chicago. 1t will be the first
socIalistic college ever built.
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lighter. The parade will be the best held
IN the State since 1876, although no ap-
propriattons have been made for il.
II Governor Budd consents 10 come
General Shafter and his staff will also
turn out and command the troops. This
will be the I1rst time in the history of the
State that brigadier-general and staff
have paraded.
Following is the list OF sums appropri-
ated ana the amounts expended for the
same purposes last year:
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Rnt,scay Sma.h- IN Ia Wyomt.o

CHEYE WYo., June 19.-Fiftcen
gravel cars were ditched and the track
badly torn up by wreck on Sherman
Hill about 1 o. clock this morning, delay
Ing both the east-bound and the west
bound Union Pacific flyers.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20

at Towles station this mornine. For sew
eral years past Mr.. Harris WAS one of the
owners of the Sunday News of this city.
He had the reputation of being one of the
most upright and conscientious news
gatherers in the State. Every one was his
friend, no one his enemy.
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+Eithoin 1lS Garner, to ........... i
Verify li5 (MaIthews)#, 10 to ...2
Eouttome 1O6 (E- Jonesl, 80 TO !. l.............3
@COnpled with Libation.
Time, 1:lO Our Chance 1l3, Libation lis and
Good Frieno 11S also ran. "FAvOriie
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Totals. ls...............S6,7 ISL 60 So O

t7- 10 VAjOUV
AT meeting of the executive commit
tee held last evening the foregoing action
was ratified and the sub-com mittees given
full power to act
One of the most prominent features of
the day viii! be the regatta, in which the
whitehall boatmen, the fishermen and
the various rowing clubs will be invited
to participate. Grafton D. Phillips, chair
man OF the regatta committee, is leaving
nothing undone to make this event the
most interesting ever held on the City's
water front
The fireworks committee has not vet
fully decided where its display will be
held, but Alamo Square on Hayes street
will probably be elected
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sETIIUg-
Glad Eyes l04 (Slsughter), 20 to 1..............l
&Argonaut 40 (Matthewsl, 9 to ......,,... 2
lin Cup lO2 q. MuIphyl, 2 TO o1.............,.. 3
Time, l IA. Stockholm l04 Maddaio lO4
Longtime 1O7 and Belvadel no also ran *Fa-
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
Amerson,. Female 1.mns. Champion.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 19.-Miss
Juliette Atkinson is the female tennis
cham pion of America. To-day at Wissa-
hickon Heights she defeated Miss Bessie
Moore in one of the most stirring contests
ever witnessed, winning three of five sets.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
DISASTROUS LIGnrNIAG BOLT.
DestrOvs the JotcG Unfrerstty Librarg
and Costs a Lbf-

and Costs a L'f-.
IOWA CITY. Iowa, June ia single
stroke of lightning to-day cost the State
$l50 900 and one life. During a storm
that passed over the place this morning
lightning struck the handsome library
building of the Iowa State University and
set it on fire. Appliances for fighting the
fire proved inadequate and the buiidin.
was destroyed. The library contained
thirty thousand volumes. many Of the m
of costly character. The loss on build
ings and contents is estimated at $3.50, 1000.
One life was lost in the fire.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Scores of Yesterdays Games m the Rd-
ionai League and the Standing
BOSTON, Mass. June 19.-Bostons 7, Chi

BOSTON, MASS. June 19.-Bostons z, Chi
cagos 3.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, June 19.-Philadel-
phias 4. ST. Louis 5.
BALTIMORE, MD, June 19.-Baldmores l.
Pittsburgs 7.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, June 19.-Brooklyns l,
Ciucinuatis o.
NEW YORK, n. Y, June 19.--New Yorks g,
Clevelands 4
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 19.-washing-
tons 13, LouisVilles z.
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Bryan 10 Speak at RED BrmT.

RED BLUFF, CAL, June 19.-An en-
thusiatic meeting of the Bryan Silver Club
was held tonight and com mmittees were
appointed 10 make arrangements for the
reception of Hon. William J. Bryan, who
will speak from the rear of the car at Red
Bluff on the morning of July 8.
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Prfucston Defegts YoIe.

NEW YORK, N. Y, June 19.-Before
5000 people at Manhattan Field to-day
Princeton defeated Yale by % to s.
thereby winning the college champion
ship.
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= armed tuns-6ilt Edge =. Home run-Hughes.
J J Wo, base hits-Hughes (2). Fl st bas- errors
Gist Edge ., Niolets z. First base on called balls
Sils ages >, Nlolets is. Left bases-lilt Edges
y V NioietS .. Struck out-Bg Hughes 9, FliZpat-
TICK /. Double pay-Hughes, Dennie TO Henesy.
fassed bal1s-Devine g. Stroecker ]. Wild pitches
Hughes 2, Fitzpatrick 2 Time of game, l:45.
gmp res o'Neil and Carroll. Official scorer
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Nrcramento Jonrnait,t Dend.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, June 19.-J. B.
Harris. who for over twenty years has
served in reportoral and editorial
capacity on local papers in this city, died
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
CHICO NorDal soloot Graduat,,.

CHICO, CAL, June 19.-The Normal
School closed its term yesterday, gradual
ing six young ladies. They were: Mae
Bennett, Mary L. Briett, Clara L. Cook,
Hattie Baker, Stella John and Ethel
Bryan.
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LATONIA, KY, June 19.-Simon W,
the pronounced favorite tor the Tobacco
selling stake, defeated his field with ease
in fast time. The track was fast, which
fact did not prevent four choices being
bowled over. While az the post in the stake
event Lord Zeni was kicked by Remp.
The horse was then scratched and all bets
declared Off twenty minutes being al
lowed for a new book.
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ST. LOUIS, No, June 19.-The Cham
pion stake for two-year- olds the feature
OF the card, was taken by the odds-on
favorite Eitholin, ridden by Garner. Three
races were won by first choices in the
betting.
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ali Events DECLARED orr.

FWtWre of the Patacs AthIeiic CFsb L, ot
Present Uncertain.
NEW YORK. N. Y, June 19.-For the
past few days a rumor has been prevalent
concerning the future of the Palace Ath-
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WITHOUT A Rival,

Annual Sales more than 6,000, 1000 Boxes
2sc. at Drug Stores. or will be sent by "a.
Agents. B. F. ALLEN CO., Ss5 Cana, ST., New
York, post paid upon receipt Of price. Book
Tree upon application.
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The Boulevard handicap, mile and furlonP-
%Don de Orc III fGrfin) =, = 10 1...............l
BuLdha l22 tLittlefied), to O1..................2
Arabian 109 (Doggest), 10 to o1...................3
*CoupIed with Octagon.
Time, 1857. *Voter 124, Octagon 126 and
Casseopia also ran. @EQual choices in betting.
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Nor d's Pede. trtan Roo, d, sna.Aed.

TACOMA, WASH, June 19.-At the To-
coma Athletic Associations meet to-day.
K. A. b. Young, champion amateur pedes-
trian of the Pac fic Northwest Associa.
ton, smashed two worlds records. He
walked IS yards. square heel and toe, in
IL As seconds.
Mott of New York. who covered the dis.
tance on April Is, 1873 in 12L seconds.
Later in the day Young covered the COW
cred the one-twelfth mile, or 1852 wards
in "a 4-5 seconds. The best pilor record
was held by w. r. Burckh hardt. who AT
New York on January 16. 1889 made the
distance in 26 3-5 seconds.
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Beat His Mother.

ALAMEDA, CAL, June 19.-Mrs. Harriet Foy
was arrested and paid a fine OF $40 early this
week Tor asssultlng neighbours child, and
now she has been arrested as ain for the same
onense on the same child.
The Alamsda Cyelers are settled in their
new quarters at 1924 Park street, where they
VIII remain until }. G. Linderman com pletes
struc ture purposeiy for them at Park and
Central avenues.
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We BIG STOCK, OF FLAGS of all sizes and
kinds that must be sold before July 4th. Thew
must be sold, sothere is MUST-GO PRICE on them
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
Weak Stomach
Digestion
DisoFdered Liver

they act like magic-a few doses Will work won-
ders upon the Vital Organs; strengthening the
muscular system, restoring the long-lost com.
plexion, bringing back the keen edge OF appe.
tite, and arousing with the Rosebud of
Health the whole physical energy OF
the human frame. These are facts admitted by
thousands, IN all classes Of society, and ono OF
the best guarantees to the Nervous and Debili-
tated is that Beechamss Pills have the
Largest Sale OF any Patent Medicine
In the World.
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One mile. high-welght handicap

One mile. lightweight handicap
An over l09 (Sherrer)%, 8 TO I.................1 !
Connoisseur 1913 ii. Lewis), 3 to 1............. 2
lmperator ia (1horpel, 10 1..................-S
coupled with Sir PLAY.
Time 1:S4. Dame Quickly 107 &Brandywine
J2S The Swain 126, Lambent 1US, Sir Play Is,
Alarum l12 and DR.. Jim l04 also ran. &Favorite.
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A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as directed.
Will quickly restore Females tocomplete health.
They promptly remove distractions or irregu.
Iarities Of the system. For
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20

ADVANCES made on furniture ana pianos with
or without removal J. Noonan, lOl7-lO23 Mission
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BELMONT STAKE
WON BY HANDBALL
Jockey Sims Guides the
Son of Hanover to
Victory.
Don de Orc Is First to the
Wire in the Boulevard
Handicap.
All Over Lands at Long Odds at
GraVeSend - Results on
O'her Tracks.

GRAVESEND, y. Y, June 19.-Jockey
Sims on Handball landed the Bel
mont stake in hard drive from Bowling
Brook. In the Boulevard handicap, Don
de Orc, piloted by Griffin. got home ahead
of his field, with Buddha finishing in the
place. But two fayorites passed the wire
first.
Five furlongs-
Lydia 1O1 (Soan) TO l
The Dipper 1OA (Martin), 1.................. =
Prince Lee 104 (rhorpe), to I..................3 3
Time, ;021z. TantTis no. Benares no. %Fabey
11O, Blue Beard no, Mr Hunt 1O4, Genaro l04
Laurel Leaf l04, General Mhceo lU4 and Cavetina
1O1 also ran. %Favorite.
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ThirteeR-siXteenihs of a mile. selling
+Gold Corn 1U2 (WebsJer), 10 2. 2................1
Elsie ID 100 (Matthews), 3 to 1....... ......... z
Our Bishop 104 n. Jones), IL To I............. 8
Time. l:2234 Nick Carter 80, Draw Scot 1O4
and ~Travis Loo also ran. *kquaI choice in the
betting.
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$Ben Eder III (Sms), even......................l /
Brisk 106 Harrison) 4 TO Ol...................2 l.. 2
Domitor 9 l (Maher). 8 TO 8
Time, $50 Gotham 11S, Fen Brown lOl,
TTayant SO and Tempestowe Sc also ran. ~Fa-
VOri.e
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RELLAIRE.

The United States marshal has failed TO
nut in an appearance so far and the city
authorities finally decided to arraign the
two suspected Of counterfeiting under the
state laws. which was done yesterday
Both plead not guilty and were remanded
to Jail and the hearing will take place
under the State laws. James c. Tallman
will appear for the defendants.
ESQUIRE Mason filled out over 100 PEN
sion vouchers on Thursday. and while
busy Mr.. James L. Worley and Miss Ma
tilda Vandyne. of the vicinity Of Glencoe,
appeared and were joined in wedlock by
the squire.
Josiah Close, aged Sc years, one Of the
old farmers Of Richland township years
ago. died at the home OF Durham Berry.
on the Cadiz pike. on Thursday. Mr..
Close leaves five sons and one daughter
living. His wife died in 1872.
Isaac Blum has bought Mrrs. Rice's
residence in the Cut.
John Parks and VIM. Moreland were
down to Woodsfeld yesterday
Miss Margaret Stil!well will clerk for
James G. Crawford on Belmont street
the coming season.
c. II. Hickey. of Summerfeld, was in the
city AT the Anderson yesterday.
Mrs. Fisher. of the Fifth ward. is quite
sick. She is past -.
Mrs. James r. Fitton IS no better Fears
Of typhoid fever are entertained by her
family.
Miss May Kiger. OF St. Clairsville. came
down TO BeIlaire yesterday and is a guest
al the Anderson.
Yesterday the workers at the blast fun
mace were paid off.
A young man was charged with making
an insulting remark to a lady at George
town. She had him arrested and Esquire
Noble fined him s.. Complaint is made
that the squire locked the door and would
not allow idle spectators to hear the evil
dence.
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TO CURE \ COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinile Tablets.
All druggists refund the morey If 1t fails
to cure. Zoe.
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Dbrelins Re9ister


SPRING OPENING OF c. HESS & SONS.
We have now on exhibition all the latest
novelties in Suitings. TrOuserings, Fancy
NestinES and Overcoatings. The stylish APP
pearance, good fit, durability and entire
satisfaction of our garments is our reputa-
tlon.
Prices OF our Suitings this spring will be
$4,000 and up. TrOuserings, 5000 ana
up Our Gents Furnishing department IS
complete. The best goods at lowest prices.
CHESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tallors and Gents Eurnlshers'
1921 and 1928 Market Street.
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MoUNDsvILLE CIRCUIT COURT.
Three Men Sent to the Penltentiary and
Boy TO the Reform school.


In the Circuit Court. az Moundsville
Yesterday. four prisoners plead guilty. and
three were sentenced to the penitentiary
while the other. lad of fifteen. was sent
TO the reform school. Thomas Hackle'
charged with stealing chickens, said he
was guilty, and got TWO years. Luthe.
Maddox and John Davis, charged with
entering Robert Deitz's house. last sun
day. said guilty" we were hungry,
and went TO the house to get something TO
eat. and nobody being at home, We went
In and stole the goods" said Maddox.
Davis said the story was true. and the
Court sentenced them to two years each.
James Hoskinson, indicted for stealing
$3.50. was sorry. He was sent TO the re-
form school.
Two tramps charged with breaking into
Col. J. W. Galagher's residence. plead not
guilty. and their cases VIII be tried.
Marcus Hackle. charged with being with
his father. plead not guilty, and will be
tried.
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cLoTsHINGK-RAUs BROS.
KRAUS' K0RRECT CLOTHIN1

Is the kind you should wear and none other.
KOrect in Style, KOFreCt in Ft and Korr9c in Workman
snip. No tailor can turn you out better cloth
ing than ours; the only difference is that ours
are about oNE-HALF in price.
Our New Spring Stock is fast nearing its
completion: New Goods are arriving daily, and
in another week we will be able to show you
the largest and finest stock of up-to-date.
ready-to-wear Suits, for men, boys and chill
dren, that you have ever seen in this city, and
at prices that will astonish you.