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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-18

EVENING GOWN.
shades Of printed silk in Louis Quinze or
Louis Seize designs, finished with a ruche
of ribbon at the top and lower edge.
Whatever may re the general shape of
the skirt, it is always completely smooth
at the top, the closing being hidden as
much as possible, whether it be at the
back, side or front. Fashion insisting
upon a tight fit, in the matter of both
bodice and skirt, the quality of the goods
employed Is of great Importance. 1t is best
to choose material of sufficient substance
and thickness SO that any accidental
wrinkle In the lining or underbodice will
not show through the outside. Folds of
Underwear about the hips are to be avoid
ed, If a smooth fit Is desired.
The illustration shows a sheathlike even
Ing gown of water green crepe de chine.
1t Is in princess form and Is draped in
front, fastening at the right side of the
waist by a diamond button. The decolle-
tage is bordered by q band Of guipure in
sertion between narrow bands of moss
green velvet, below which are puffings of
crepe de chine and applications Of guipure.
The shoulder straps match the guipure
band. Across the top of the arm falls a
little drapery Of crepe de chine.
JUDO CHoLLET.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Dir sroBr sDilrnskraft.
(Gr;ablt bon eiusm airitaretlenoen.)

lleber eiu geiipiel BON 9roEer S0its
leustruit lam i'd 3breu, meins Serrs
idalteu, autb Elm Stiiddeu aus mel.
mem yeben er;0hleu: Sige einli in
einem Wirtbsbaus ON Dill, i'd CLAUDE,
gum ,Stmats zen @alfiih" hes e8,
mo morte aui meiueu Sreuno, cen
BYoieilcr 9umblti. Gr bate mir ieIt
uerIprOhen, notb Dor aberS iuriid III
leiu, mo mas oieler auberorSentIid1
enerQieuolte Wiann eiumal s%uiaQte,
6as bielt CT aud unter allen llmiidns
cen. 9tlio, ifJ ijee oa bei eiuem Oats
teilduapS unN marie unb lparte-aui
eiumal miro Die 2biire aufoeltoEeu uno
benton gle lid mein Gntlesen-eiu
groBeS arofOoil i1ieEt in Die Stube
herein. nirft mir aus Ieineu oriinen
9lugen eiueu eigentbilmlihen Slid 81,
iprin9t alsoonn auf ben 5ii6, eriast
cine bort liesenoe 9tpiiftspoIttarte
neblt Vleiitiit uno ldeiut etpaS Su
Ifreibeu.
Sh NOR ltarr Dor Gntieeen. Gas
9TctOoil bate mid, rubis ireiien tons
men! Oas untbier plumplte iebOf alss
balo bonn Glide uno ueridmano burfl
Die CiienitebeuSe 2biire, Die @njidtss
pulitarte Suriidlaiieno. Gle ib leetere
in Die Sano nabm, las id nGruB aus
Dem Niltbule - 8rofelior 9umblti"
uuo Die gloreiie lautete: r6rau Eroieis
iur Gmilie9umbiti, Sberfurt, GsutiGs
lamb"
Nun muro mir nit einem Mlale
Nlles flar: Hroieiiur 9umbIli bate
lid aui Dem @ege gum NiIwirtbshaus
pOrsenommei, cine AnlittspOftarte
an ieine 6rou gu idlreiben, wurbe
ieScb pon einem SrOtOoil aefrelien
uno Sa tbeilte lid Die ielte @illenss
frait biei2S GuergiesW eriben benz
2biere nit! Oaiielbe muBte nun, Oh
es mollte ober nift-oie anIihtspolts
tarte idreiben-nno baB midi oas Sros
fooil nidJt gefreiien, mar Elm peiterer
Semeis meiuer 0ermutbuns, oeuu Sas
BON Der @illenstrait zines BroieIiors
geleitete CHER bate eben oaraui-san;
eiuiab uergeiieu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Iuuhrre 11tirthrdruH.

Grfter Gouriit: ga. mas mir
in Stalieu paIiirte: Seufen Gle nur,
in einem galtbaus in cen a~bbru;,en
entoedte ifD plGslif in Der Nadt eineu
bis an Die .Sabne bewaifneten 9lauber
unter meinem Sett. = 3weiter
SOuriit: .Serr Ses Simmels! limo
mas tbaten sic Sa? Sabeu Sic linn
Die selaoene Tiliole uOrsebalten?"-
CT SOuri Il: nNeiu, i'd fannie
Stalien uno wuBte mir baber beiler iu
belien. Sd rief nab Der Wiaso unO be-
fabl ibr, oas 3immer ausiuieseu. sic
that es uno Der arme 9uride ltarb osn
GrltiduugStDo."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Iulrc1r 11rnphrtrtr.

Son Der iungen bOllduoiIden S0ris
gin miro eriablt, CAB oie iran,Siild)e
Slide an Der Giuiera, 10 uor;iiglif) lie
aif mar, ibrem @eidmud uitt erts
iprab. lluo Nieie slbneioung faEte
SSilbelmine zines gibenSs in elm fDlts
lides 8ortipiel. Sic beiab lid Dor
Seginn Der Saiel cas- Menii bon oben
bis unten urb ron uuten bis obeu uno
iagte oann 81 ibrer Mutter: "A la
bies uno a la bas! @enn lie aud
9llab bier uersbren, meiner Meinuns
mad iino Die aiitendeis bod teine
Eropbeteu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
mir Gilfr.

Die Satin zines ueusepdblten
Barlamentariers mill ausseben unS
ibre tleine 2otlter mitnebmeu. nNein,
Wiama, i6 fam niht," iast bieie in
lebr beiiimmtem 2on. rNie 10 nitt?"
frast Die Wianla. sd babe Rapa gu
belfen. =. Ou-Papa belieu? @as
beiBt cas?"-r3a, iieb, Mama, qupa
iugte mir, ih iullte mid sanS fill bier
in Die Gde ieeen unS artig ipielen, bis
er ieine ReSe aussearbsitet bot. limb
i'd CLAUDE, er 1T nod nidt balb iertie
oamit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
ReHuunene 31rrhe.

q II | q II d n b dnoIer:
ySeben Sic, bier babe i9 einen abge.
brO6enen, peri9nOrfelten 3eiser bon
elmer &ufufsubr-was 1T oas9"-
Stellefu9enoer: Sin 3abn.
ltpGer Der Marquiie bon QOmpaoOur !"
81 Observation-Disclosures .gut
-Sie iino enga9irt !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
DnrHd1tip.

.Warum iid nur Der Sr. s9niirI
our4 einen iOlben SgnOranten, pis
Der Or. Edible 1T, uertreten ldBt2"-
.Sebr einfad. Ter muB oarauf ieben,
oaB linn ni6t am gnoe pGbreno ieiner
Mbnelenbeit elm anoerer SottOr Ietne
BOAR Qatlenten aeiunO maht!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
SIM 31uu1ihril.

Sun9er gbpofat: nTu hait ea
bod beiier als if. "-Sun9er Irst:
n@ie 10 oenu?"-Suuger Nbpos
tat: .Nun, On fannlt biniibtlid
Seiner Fraris bod immerbin auf Die
Srantheitsidlle in Oeiner Yerwanots
uno Setanrtitaft retneu. S2er aber
alls meinen 6rsunoes. uno Serwunes
tentrelien miro mir gu geIalleR einsn
HaubmOro beaehen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
1lupuern1i1tlu1ru

Same (tpelde Nadbarstinoer BEL
fi6 81 geIu6 bat, OILS Die SausolDfe
ert6nt): nad, oas &lin9ell ma6t MIDI
INNER 10 nerp0s." -Ser tleine
&urt: r&ommt bel Sud oenn aud
Der 9eri9tsppllsieber, Sante?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Dnr Gpridrt.

Rihter: rSie lino alio Ser Grs
ndbrer Ger Samilie?"-8 aron: vSas
mObl. 81 otter: r8arf id irasen,
momit sic lid ben l~lnterhalt ermers
~ben?"-9aron: sd befomme bon
meinem Papa cine iabrlide Neute BON
1000 morfi"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
mrimnriuhlt.

Gef: nSa9eu sic, muB benn ieoer
Sloun iolt' Elm Dummies Ieliht
baben?"-Slowu: .Natirlib! Sc
Siimmer, beito better. @enn id gum
SeiIpiel Sbr 9eiiGt hattie, miiBte mir
mein Director ioiort Die oreiiate Sage
aQhlen |"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Ann H

SeiratbStanoibatin: .9inr,
mullen sic mid niht enblib nit benz
betreiienoen Serrn befannt maten?"-
Sermittler: .Geoulo, er III nod
nidt 9enijseno 9efabt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Stir bic 81. Taltcn,rit,

2ebeu unb 9eiben unieres Iieben Serru unb
SeilauoeS SEM Gbriiti NIB ieiuer sottlihei
juu9irduli6su Mutter Waria. Bon Batter
W. y. GoAen. 9teu beorbeitet pom Nf.
Siubel. Rei6 illuitrirte Suortous0abe nit
eiuem Sitels Stablitibe nuo eileln 3ableai
beS beiliseu 9anbeS. .13. @uilase. 712 Q.
.Sn 2eoerbano So. 90.
Sas arme 9ebeu uuo bittere 9eibel ~unieres
Serru Seiu Gbriiti uno letler bciligltel
Wtutter Nagia nebit ben Gebeim1iIieu oes
alteu @uubes na1 oeu Gieiibten Der gott.
telioeu 9lnna 6~atbariua Smmeri6. beraitSe
9e9eben pom p. Is. Is. Sbm09er, C. SIS. X.
0tit oberbirtl. @eneDmi9un9. 9teib iuu=
itrirte HrodtauS9obe. H., perbeierte, NIT
ueuer Giuleituu9 usriebene auil. 1864 ..
40. Su Moroccos 9eiupanobouo nit Oos
rocco eberrideu (reide Sedenpreinl9)
$3.50. Sn Worocco= Qeberbanb treide Setenz
preIiuns) nit @oloidnitt $1,000; ebenlo
nit 2 persoloeten S6lieBen $1,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
BrTcrot.

Spunb: .Seute mus i'd ben sans
sen Gag ituoiIen, 5rau Miuferl, uuo
miillen Sic mir caber elm Oueeno
Slaihen 9ier beiorsen!~-Sauss
wirtbin: r@leih elm 0~ueenb?-
gle iuerOen lid cod nitt iiberarbeiten,
SEER Spuno?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
nir JlpHrrutuua.

M r. Sor (iur gSirtbiu): sd
lierSe ni1t mehr losiren bel Sbneu
ih bah sefunoen i'm .Simmer elm
Wtaus-aber nidt Elm s~ewObnlidles
Wtaus, nein: elm Maus-Sie miiien
l1On, Elm Maus nit Sapelod!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Seffte Enrneu.

.&amerao limb bod i'm neuen Sabr 10
miB9eitimmt2"-v Aeb, nidts peiter
als oumme Warotte. 3ann partout
Seoanten MID losweroen: No1 n
Sabr, N lumpises Sabr, uno mir limb
allelammt--nib mebr fin de siecle!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
4lnrrmorfctr 3ulttrn,1,,tnn.

Sausbdlterin: y@enn i9 bate
teiratben poilen, Sebnmal bdtt' ids
g%etonnt !"-Alter Sun9geielle:
rglle A&tuns Dor iol6er Seitigtcit.
bleiben Sic Der trell bis an sS9r @noe !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
8rofeiior Gein eigeues Spiesels
bilo fir cine anoere &eriOn anIebenS) !:
rSerrsott-mem Iiebt DER Menid BORT
briiben bod eisentlid dbnlid?"
Hud1fer Ghierri1uty.

rSeitoem Srou Grippe einemSbiers
idusrerein beigetreten 1T, wast lie es
nlf)t mehr, iid) Oil ibrem @atten 81
oergreiien, wenn er nit einem siien
nad) SauIe fomlnt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
I1uuruiuI.

@sent o.: sd mar seitern 10
fnrttbar aufgerest, SaB i6 sic siuen
Sdmin0ler nannte. sic nebmen eS
mir bod nibt iibel?"-a gen O.. (:
"Nidt i'm Gjerinsiteu, Serr Weyer,
mir linS bod aollegeu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
a(utrr Rnn,ftra,ett.

~gld, Grnn, On MALT ia reisenS,
aber lauter Slumen! WeiEt Oh, wenu
ih WlalunierriGt bate, ib matte nur
Steuteuants."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Aus Der amnruktinnsItunne.

uuterofiiiier: nNas mus Der
Soloat in, eriter 9inie bsiieen?"-
Hetrut (Ontwortet liatt nGbrge,
iibl"): ~0eili. IL
.Sller SuatihfOpf Sic: Sas 1T oaS
Gin,ise, mas er nld)t brauht."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
1ltrHtrItn1Yf

.Ou, grtbur, iG irus ben Nrst beute
De9en NoroerneD' Gr meint, ib iolle
lieber nod WOrfum seben !"--aG laub's
germ! Gr mill 10 ielbit uaG Nor
bsrneD!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Ahnrhlibt.

SUbere 2ofter: site s wahr,
Serr Frofeiior, oaB Sbr Sater Ganies
Dirt 8emeien iit?" Yrofeiior:
.Sa ireiliA, i1 mus ia aud GAME
bilten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Ge,ltiithlidr.

Srau( gum Systematically: pgber,
Sannp, 10 elm beiBes Sao fir oas
Sino?"- .@naoi9e Srau, es sleiht
lid i6on mieeer aus, oas Sino fommt
la ieet in elm falteS Sett!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Annrnrhn,c ncornnnnn.

Nr3t: nWlerfen Sic lid nod fin
Sbre Siat: 0aniebratsn miilien Si.
meiSen .gber wenr
i6 linn sufallis besesne, bari i9 i'm
bod eIlen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
J:riihrrif.

Sehrer: sag mai. 9arl, bat
Der Wienib einen ireien @illen?"-
Sbnler: so lanse er nidt perbei'
rQthet it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Grt DnreI

9ummler (oer auf sic llbr oes
ieben, nad) mebrerea, uer9eblidbeu psrs
iuden, oielelbe iuieSer in Die TaiGj- ~
lteden): .Satra, mir iheiut, l. bab'
mein &~elteutaibl perlOr'n!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Gin Griurr.

SremSer: nOu bit pobl elm
S6uIterjunse?"-- alba. III
Wollu sc wolL cat ib wieis iein iotL
Gle Shloumeier?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Gi1tuc,t,nttlt.

g.: nSat lid Ssnn Die reue 6rau
gmtSrifter idon eiugelebt?"-S. :
.@jewiB! Ole bat lid bereits nit Der
halben StaSt p%erieinoet!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
4nitl1rrfrrdlheit

.Spren sic mai, Ser @enSarm,
en- Sic midi arretiren, tOnnten sic oob
crit SIRE SnUppe beiier pusen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
BrIrhruuu.

Erofeiior lin Ger IGnSlider
Scmmerfrilde gu ieinem tleineu Gum
GEM: Gas Salb lit tsiu in lid abse'
idloilener Se9riii es wGdIlt iid uiel.
Tebr nit ben Sabren gum S6Ien aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07

8oiionsbibIein getro6tuugeu iiber oas
eeibeu Seiu Gbritl pom p. 2uopi9 be Boute,
S. j., nebit Auou6tSiibuu9en NIB Ge6etsu
iiir Die 81. Toiten;eit. Wit Oberbirtli6el
Orud9ensbmigung. Z. NuH. XII II. 57f
9. 32o. Su 2eiumanobano so GsntS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07

SiQi9eS GrsuyweSbii6lciu. Ger beiIigt
Sreu;pe9 uu.iereS Nerru NIB 6eillnoeS Sc.
jus Gbriitus. an8gabe nit 6rIniiStauer'
Sert uub ben IA Stotiousbilbern ua6 Gro:
ielior Sleiu. Wtit oberbirtli6er @euebni.
9ur9. 40 Seiteu. 500. 10 Geuts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Dttrh1fau unin1ulidJ.

Shiiel (ourfaeiullen): .gb,
marum BADEN lie mid nidyt aus Dem
apeipen gepriift?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
a(nuunrhrud,tc asrnrusnrt.

5tftuat9epruu)Ic eiepeu9urt.
sd babe ihou wieoer einen bOien
Sals. -. Nehmen Sic ben ia ui1t
auf Die leidte adiel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
BcSenketr.

Sutel: n@enn Gid 2ante irast,
mas i'd ~getrunfen babe. 10 ia9It Iu,
iiinf glas; ~peritanoen?" = Neffe:
rSawobl! mad elmer Neile): Sntel,
menu lie midi nun fragt, mcber Ou 10
b%etruufeu bilt-?"
The record-union., 1899-04-10
Ro!XALsFss*' 8 y! T! ss';;ss Fs*Sss
- ABSOLUTELY PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
sxxe 9

moth ivory that comes into the market,
accounts are by no means SO numerous
nor SO accurate as might be deslre1.
1t is stated, however, that in 1871
Yakut brought back 500 puds forty
pounds to the pud) from the New 81
berian Islands, and btween the years
1926 and 1881 the amount annually sold
in Yakutsk ranged between LOU ana
1900 pud, in addition to that disposed
of at other towns. Many writers speak
of seeing boatloads of tusks ON the
Lena and Yenisel-a steamer Whlcn
carried Baron Nordenskiold in 1912
having cargo of over 100 pud. About
the year 1910 Dr. Middendorff, who vls-
tied the country estimated, that the
annual output of Siberian ivory reached
10000 pounds. representing at least a
hundred Individual mammoths, so that
the total number of animals whose re-
mains have been exported since the
conquest of Siberia must be between
10000 and 10000 And since Midden-
dorff's estimate probably errs on the
side of being too low, the number may
have been considerably in excess OF
this.-Knowledge
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THROWN FROM A BUGGY.
Painful Accident to Mrs. Richmond
of Clarksvil1e.

An old lady named Mrs Richmond,
whose home is in Clarksville, Ed Do
RADIO County, met with a severe accl-
dent yesterday at 1hirty-first and l
streets.
Mrs. Richmond came to the city in
buggy, her son accompanying her ON
loaded wagon AS they were driving
in the locality mentioned her horse be-
came frightened at d street car ana
ran away After running a few blocks
the vehicle was overturned and Mrs.
Richmond was thrown heavily to the
ground.
She was found to be severely injured,
and was taken to the home of friends
on Seventh street, where physician
attended her. 1t was found that no
bones were broken, and that her ln1ur-
les were not apparently of dangerous
character. Though 10 years Of age. she
is a woman of remarkable vigor, and is
expected to fully recover.
The record-union., 1899-04-10
UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD.
The Congress to Meet at San Diego
Next Thursday.

SAN DIEGO, April 9-The congress
OF Universal Brotherhood will convene
next Thursday for a seven days ses-
sion at the site of the school for the
revival of the Lost Mysteries of An
tiquity, on Point Iona in this city. The
leader and official head of this organi-
zation arrived here yesterday
The features of the seven days ses-
sion Will comprise the rededication of
the school for study of the lost mys-
teries of antiquity. There will be the
presentation of the philosophy Of the
organization by prominent speakers
from almost every country on the globe.
A special train of 200 people left New
York and Boston on Thursday last with
delegates to the congress. There will
also be a Wagner festival and an open
air presentation of the famous Gzeke
play .Eumenidies.'
The record-union., 1899-04-10

cracking out three -bagger, the feat
ure of the game. Martin Murphy was
knocked down by being hit on the head
with a thrown ball, and there We're nu-
merous minor injuries.
Score: San Jose-Runs 8, hits 10, err
rors 4. Oaklands-Runs 3. hits 8, er-
rors 4. BatteriesNAndrews ana Kent;
Moskiman, Dunleavy and Ford.
WATSONvILLES DEFEATED.
WATSONVILLE, April 9. = Watson
vile was defeated for the second time
by the San Francisco nine to-day at
Porter's Park, the score standing 8 to
/. Without question the finest ball
was put up ever witnessed on the Wat
sonville diamond. The San Franciscos
made 10 safe hits and 2 errors, the
Watsonvilles hits and 2 errors. Bat
teries: San .Francisco-Iberg and Hart
man. Watsonville-Whelan and Nor
row.
INDOOR BASEBALL AT STOCKTON.
STOCKTON, April 9.-The Olympics
of San Francisco beat the Stockton Ath-
letic Club indoor baseball players at
tho Agricultural Pavilion to-day, in the
presence of a large crowd, by score
of II to B.
The record-union., 1899-04-10
PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Editors Will GO on an Excursion to
Yosemite Valley Next Month.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Sc. r.
Willis of the Sacramento Record I'm
ion," R. H. Jury of the San Mateo
Leader" G. NJ Francis Of the Napa
Register" Raleigh Barcar of the va
caville Reporter A. B. Lennon OF
the Santa Rosa Republican" j. A.
Filcher of the Auburn Herald" F. IL.
Owen of the Winters Express and w.
D. Pennycock of the Vallejo Chronicle
met in the Occidental Hotel last night
as executive members of the California
Press Association to fix the date and
choose the objective point of the spring
excursion and to elect delegates from
this State to the annual convention OF
the National Editorial Association IN
Portland on July 4th, 9TH and 9th.
The excursion will be to the Yosemite
Valley, starting from this city On the
evening of May 18th, and devoting ten
days to the outing, including eight days
in the valley proper Wives and daush-
ters of the California editors will be of
the party.
The seven delegates elected to repre-
sent the State association at the Port
land convention are: A. 3. Lennon Of
the Santa Rosa Republican" J. F..
bduInSdrteH Oh the hlVefSlue TIeSs'
E. B. Willis of the Sacramento Rec
ord-Union," Raleigh Barcar of the Va
caville Reporter" and President of the
State association, F. H. Owen of the
Winters Express ]. L. Phelps of the
Stockton Independent" and S. NJ. Has
kell of the Pomona Progress
Seven alternates were also chosen.
They are: J. F. Linthicum of the Red
Bluff News" L. G. Harrier of the
Vallejo Chronicle" ]. F. Thompson of
the Eureka STANDARD" F. M. Swasey
of the Redding Free Press" ]. H.
DUNCAN of the Woodland Mail" r. H.
Jury of the San Mateo Leader" and
c. A. Gardner of the Pasadena Star"
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The Swede Scored.

1t was in a Duluth court, and the VIII
ness wasAa Swede who was perhaps not
so stupid as he seemed to be.
The cross examining attorney was a
smart young man whose object vas TO
disconcert the witness and discredit his
testimony.
What did you say your name was?'
was the first question.
'Yawn'-very erately-'Peter-
son."
John Petersen, Ell? Old man Peters
son, 1 suppose. Well. John, where do
you live?"
Where ah live? In Dulut'."
''Now, Petersen, answer this question
carefully. Are you married man?''
''Ah tank SO. All was married.
$50 you think because you got mar
ried you think you are married man,
do you? That's funny. Now, tell the
gentlemen of this exceptionally intelli-
gent jury who you married"
WHO ah married? All married a
woman"
"See here, sir! Don't you. know any
better than to trif1e with this court?
What do you mean. sir? You married
a woman, Of course you married a
woman Did you ever hear of any one
marrying a MANI"
"Yas. Ma sister did. Life.
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Pardonable Confusion.

And this is the end?" cried the girl
With the low, broad forehead, from
which the dark tresses rippled, ETC., and
who was interesting rather than beau-
tiful, ETC., ETC., wringing her hands.
Bless you, no." replied the inevitable
man in the frock coat and gray trous-
ers, this is the first chapter
Yet the confusion into which she had
fallen was altogether pardonable. The
shrewd reader will at once recognize
her as the invariable character in the
old romantic fiction where ones troubles
ceased Immediately one married.; and
naturally she felt a bit strange now to
be translated into the realistic novel,
where ones difficulties do not fairly be-
gin until one is wedded.-Detroit Jour-
nal.
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COURSING AT STOCKTON.
Little Wonder of Sacramento Win.
Third Money at One of the Meets.

STOCKTON, April 9.-Coursing re-
suits at Stockton to-day:
San Joaquin Coursing Club: Forget
Me Not of Stockton first, Prince of
Fashion of Stockton second, Little
Wonder of Sacramento third, Fireman
of San Francisco fourth, Red Cloud of
Stockton fifth. Said Pasha of San Fran
cisco sixth, Montana of San Francisco
seventh and Sunbeam of Stockton
eighth.
Weather fine and attendance large
Stockton Coursfng Club: Sapling
stake-Anna Held first. Shooting Star
second, Henrietta H. third.
open stake-Duke of Oak Grove and
Victor Chief divided first and second
money, Pocahontas third. Pilot Prince
fourth, Port Costa Lass fifth, Riot Act
sixth.
There was large attendance and the
weather was perfect
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JAPs HAVE A FIGHT.
One of Them Was Slashed on Head
and Hand.

There was a bad mix-up in the Jap
anese colony at 300 NJ street last night
but what it was all about nopody
seemed to know except the Japs, anu
they We're as cloSe-mOuthed as 81
many CLAIMS.
After the battle it was found that vi.
Tahaka had been cut on the head ana
one hand by a. Jap named 0. Forakawa
who used, a dirk. The wounded man
was taken to the police station, Where
City Physician Nichols dressed MS
wounds. IThey are not dangerous.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Lee Julian of Pluto is in the city for
a few days.
Miss Sadie King Of San Francisco has
been spending a few days in the city
the guest of Mrs. George B. Katzen-
stein.
Mrs. DR.. w. w. Gatliff of Butte City
Glenn County, is visiting her brother
w. F. Rawlins, and wife of this city
Miss Dolly Rawlins of Elk Creek, Glenn
County. is also visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
w. F. RaWlins .
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New Plaids.

New p1aids make their appear
ance as regularly as do new sea-
sons, always a change in them
and usually their attractiveness
is enhanced in some manner by
the weaver's artifce. They're
always in high favor, too, being
perfectly adapted to SO many
dress possibilities. Large shag-
gy ones for skirts, neat silk and
wool effects for waists and chill
dren's dresses in large and va
ried assortment of color blend
ings. The price range varying
also to quality from 25c to $3.50
per yard.
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san Francisco data: Maximum tenn
perature 90, minimum 46, mean 30.
The weather is generally cloudy over
the Pacific Slope. Light rain has fallen
in the western portions of Washington
and Oregon during the day
The pressure has risen along the coast
and fallen in the interior
The temperature has fallen in all dis
tricts except Utah and Arizona
Rain will probably extend tonight
and Monday as far south as Cape Men
docino and in the extreme northern por-
tion of California
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Curious Odds and Ends.

The inhabitants of Zap Island, in the
Pacific have pink hair.
Mexican school children are allowed
to smoke during lesson time, provided
they have attained a certain standard
of excellency.
Americans and Russians are said to
be the best dancers. though the French
and Italians posture better.
A hundred years ago there were only
six cities in the United States. Now
there are over 400.
All the Pope's private fortune is in
vested in British securities.