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WRIGHT WILL NOT TALK
OF PURTELLE'S WRONGS
REMAINS IN SECLUSION AT
LARKSPUR.
The Woman Says She Fled From the
Svengali Influence of Wright,
but Was Helpless.

Charles w. Wright, the wealthy Lark
spur landowner, who is accused by w.
II. Purtelle of having stolen his wife and
ruined his home did not appear to-day
at his offices at 132 Market street, nor did
he call upon Attorneys Humphrey and
Boardman, who are representing Purtelle
in his 900 damage suit. In fact, Mr..
Wright stayed close by his Larkspur
home and refused to be seen or make
statements of any nature
Purtelle called upon his attorneys at D
o'clock last evening, and when seen later
said he would willingly talK OF ms case
but that his attorneys had advised MIN
against it. He said, however. he mad
heard nothing of Wright and did not care
to; that with the evidence he had behlnd
him the despoiler of his home would get
his lust deserts in court. Purtelle seemed
badly broken up at the publicity given
his family troubles, and more so over the
scandal itself He proposes TO push his
case through as rapidly as his evidence
can be arranged. In speaking of the ar
fair Attorney Louis H Boardman said:
II suppose Wright will set fup, the de,
fense that Purtelle is trying to blackmail
him, but as my friends and business asso-
ciates know, / am not taking any cases
of that sort. Besides, have familiarized
myself with the evidence IN TINS case ana
we have the woman's confession, and l
want to say that Wright is lucky that he
only got into court and did not nave MS
head blown off. BY his own acts he has
placed himself IN d serious preulcdllleHt
and we have evidence to prove every
charge that has been made against him. ="
In a portion of her confession. which
Purtelle has turned over TO his attorneys,
Mrs Purtelle intimates that she was
practically hypnotized by Wright. Fight
as she might, the influence he held over
her from the first she could not throw
off At times when she had known of his
approach she had fled precipitately to the
woods on the Larkspur hills. but some
hidden power invariably forced her to re
turn This power Wright exercised merci-
lessly. 1t was not his kindness nor per
sonai attraction that held her to him, but
solely this vague influence at which she
hints in her confession
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DIED..

BALABREGA-In this city, April S. 1899. Frank
w. Baabrega, brother of Ingeborg and John
Olsen Baabrega, late OF the steamship State
of California, a native of Sweden, aged A
years.
BRADLEY-In this city, April T. 1899 Minnie
ley, a native Of Connecticut, aged 63 years
CFFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
(Monday), at $3.50 o'clock. from her late resi-
dence, 236 San Carlos avenue, between Nine
teenth and Twentieth streets. Interment
Laurel Hill Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
Brownie Oakland. April g. 1893. Captain R.
s. Brown Of Black Diamond. Contra Costa
County, Cal, native of Tynemouth, Eng
land aged 40 years.
UyFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
Sunday, on arrival of the o'clock creek
boat from Oakland at ferry depot, thence to
Odd Fellows Cemetery, where the body will
be cremated.
BURKE-In this CITY, April Z, 1899, Catherine
beloved wife OF the late John Burke and
mother of the late Mary c. Burke a native
of County Longford, ireland, aged Is years
DTFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral this day
(Sunday). at o'clock, from the parlors of
Eighth and Ninth. thence to St Brigid'
Church. where a solemn requiem mass will
be celebrated for the repose of her soul. COM
menclng at o'clock. Interment Mount Cal
vary Cemetery.
CASOLY-In this city, April Z. 1s99 Clarice
Marieat, beloved daughter of Joseph and
Fanny Casoly. and grandchild of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. d. Murphy a native of San Fran
cisco, aged year months and days
UyFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this dav
Sunday. at 10 o'clock from the residence
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california; Press Association.

The delegates OF the California Press
Association met at the Occidental Hotel
last evening to make arrangements for
spring excursion to the Yosemite in May
The excursion contemplates an itinerary
of ten days to all the points of interest
in the valley. Another meeting will be
held to make final arrangements for the
trip.
The editors present were: E. B. Willis,
Sacramento Record-Union; w. d. Penny
cook, Vallejo Chronicle; r. H. Jury, San
Mateo Leader; G. M. French. Napa Reg
lister; Raleigh Barcar Vacaville Republi-
can; A. B. Lennon, Santa Rosa Republi-
can; j. A. Filcher, Auburn Herald; Frank
II. Owen, Winters Express
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BORN.

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indorsed with the name and residence of pers-
ons authorized to hove the same published.
BORN.
BEGUELIN-In this city. April 3, 1899, TO the
wife Of Jules Beguelin. daughter.
BERNDT-In this city, April 2. 1899, to the
wife Of DIR. R NJ. II. Berndt, son.
BROWNING-In this city, April 5. 1899, to the
wife of J. H Browning, a daughter.
BROZ-In this city, April 7, 1898. TO the wife
Of Edward Broz, daughter.
DELAIIANTY-In this city. March "a. 1899, to
the wife Of John Delahanty. daughter
EDWARDS-In this city, April g. 1893. to the
wife Of Charles z. Edwards, a daughter
LUNDEN-In this city, April 8, 1899, to the
wife of A. y, Lunden, a son.
AfURPHY-In this city, March %, 1899 to the
wife Of William H. Murphy, daughter.
PAWSON-In Oakland. April S, 1899. TO the
wife OF Arthur Pawson, a son.
ROBERTSON-In this city. March 2S 1899. to
the wife of Peter E. Robertson. a daughter
SCHULTZB-In this city, April 2. 1899, to the
wife Of William r. Schultze son.
SCHULTZE-In this city, March s. 1899, to the
wife Of W. f. SchultZe,
SMITH-In this city. April 2 1899. to the wife
Of Harry Smith, daughter
SULLIVAN-In this city. April d 1899, to the
wife of William d. Sullivan, daughter.
Won ARX-In this city. March 19. 1899. to the
wife of Joe Won Arx Jr son.
WICHEOWSKI-In this city. April >. 1899. to
the wife Of Paul Wcheowski. a daughter.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
William W. Storz and Beatrice NJ. Walsh. % q
". c. Donaldson and Lillian F. Hagarty .21-22
Carl F. Anderson and Cecilia NJ Lubbe. .21-22
Joseph NJ. Howarth and Hannah Riley......32-24
George Z. Bennett and Susie F. Hail.. 2S-22
John Kenny and Mary A Bell........-...... D ~
Rrvan Mullins and Della Murphy y............ 2S- %
Jacob Fredrickson and Helen Stelnwig. 51-33
Donald Russell and Josephine Nunan. n...... 25-25
Vtncenzo Addieco and Maria G. Ruggiero. -S3- 10
sherman Palmer and May Esnard. d......... "a "A
J. c. Bojorques and Emma Mcnamara ... .26-20
Christian D. Frey and Margaret 7. Garvey.2l-26
Herbert W. Gates and Pearl 2. Page-.......22 .22-lI
John D. Siveira and Mary +. Amaroa. .26-l9
Albert Nusbaum and Caroline Lisher....... 1927
Tito Ariaco and Domingo Martinez. ....... 1928
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HARRY GoRHAM RECOVERING.
Mining Man Underwent an Operation
for Appendicitis Yesterday.

Harry NJ. Gorham, the well-known min
ing superintendent from Gold Hill, New.
submitted to an operation for appendi-
citis yesterday afternoon at the Waldeck
Sanitarium, on Jones street. The opera
ton was performed by Drs. MacMonagle
and Spencer, and at last reports late last
evening their patient was doing we'll
Gorham has been ailing for some time
on many occasions he has visited San
Francisco in quest of medical aid. Each
time, however he became but little i'm
proved, and about a month ago he was
taken dangerously i'll and brought to the
Grand Hotel. For some time his malady
was not properly diagnosed, and it re-
manned for a council of physicians to term
tinued to grow rapidly worse and the
operation of Yesterday became necessary.
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HOT SPRINGS

sonoma County: only AZ hours from San
Francisco and but 9 miles staging; waters
noted for medicinal virtues; best natural bath
in State; swimming and boating; grand noun
tain scenery; good trout streams at door; pho
tographer's room, telephone, telegraph daily
mail and express; FIRST-CLASS HOTEL AND
STAGE SERVICE; morning and afternoon
stages; round trip from San Francisco only
s. so Take Tiburon ferry at 7:SO a. m. or $3.50
p m. Terms, S2 a day or sl2 a week. Ref
erences, any guest of the past four years.
Patronage constantly increasing-last year un-
precedented. J. F. MULGREW, Proprietor.
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MARRIED.

SMITH-LAUTZ-I this city, April Z 1899 by
the Rev John A b. Wilson, D. D, George I.
S Smith of Santa Cruz and Alberta Lautz of
San Francisco.
ARTY-STANNAH-In this city, April T.
1899, by the Rev. John A. b. Wilson. ID. D.,
Eugene McCarty and Elizabeth Stannah.
both of San Francisco
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WalhalIa's entertainments

Next Saturday night Walhalla Rebekah
Lodge (German) will give another of it's
pleasing entertainments and socials to it's
friends in its hall in the Odd Fellows
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HENRY j. GALLAGHER co,

Csuccessors to Flanagan Gallagher).
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERs
20 Fifth St. opposite Lincoln School
Telephone South so.
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ROWARDENNAN.

Santa Cruz Mountains on San Lorenzo River.
31s hours from S. F., 40 minutes from Santa
Cruz; grounds and river lit by electric lights:
finest hall and dining room in Santa Cruz
Mts.; club. billiard and smoking rooms. New,
hard finished and elegantly furnished. Tele-
phone and telegraph service. Round trip. So.
Address W. e. VEAZIE, Lessee, South Ben
Lomond.
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KENILWORTH INN

MILL VALLEY-A most delightful summer
home. Every modern convenience. In and
Francisco. Table under personal care of MAS
M MERRY. Proprietor.
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llsINSSAl!ss! |; ! ;!!SId ~
ISSSaaAS M sSlg''l Ssl 5SESs
Elalls.illsls SIs)l)5asM
\ 1AtAuCtiOn!
TUESDAY,.
AT p O'CLOCK NOON.
At Our SaIeSfOOm, 63S Market Street.

HAYEs-sTREET RESIDENCE.
North side of Hayes st. (No. S50) 1875 east
Of Fillmore 27:6x137:6; large house of 10 rooms
bath and high basement; modern.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
NE cor, Of Seventeenth and Noe sts BOX
91:6; north side of Seventeenth St. 27:6 west Of
Prosper; 2 elegant building sites; street work
all done.
GROVE-STREET FLATS.
North side CNos. 342 to 352) Grove st. 1928
west Of Franklin. 55x6S:9; elegant flats. and
rooms, bath and basement; rents 500; sunny
side of street; all new plumbing.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOT.
South line of jackson St, 1905 west Of Btl-
chanan 50:6x127 an elegant site for a fine
residence in one of the most select neighbor-
hoods in the city; present Improvements . cot
tages; 2217 and 2221 Jackson st.
LEAVENWORTH-S STREET FLATS
East side of Leavenworth CNos. 1120. 1l20A),
% II south of Sacramento, 22:11xS0 feet, to
Golden Court; nice flats Of and rooms,
bath, basement.
MISSION RESIDENCE.
West side CNo. 12) Vicksburg St, 91:6 south
of Twenty-second, % :6x13S; good house Of
rooms and bath; an unsurpassed view; street
3''el' MISSION CORNER.
NE. cor of Henrietta st. and Prospect ave.
25x7O feet; 2 good corner lots. all ready for
building.
MISSION BUILDING LOTS.
South side of West Park st. 100 feet west Of
Mission 25x1O0 feet; a good building lot; street
work all done.
PARK LANE LOT.
Lot "a, Park Lane Tract, No. A. 25x7o feet;
good lot, all ready for building.
EAsToN. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Auctioneers, 6S8 Market St
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SAMIIFL SODA SDp,Nc-

]. R. Morris, Prop, Napa County Cal SIR.
cure FOR dyspepsia, indigestion rheumatisn1
sI1irts and constipation: hot mineral baths These
springs are located in Napa County, 20 miles
east of St. Helena The water is bottIed ar
1 1he springs and contains its own natural gas.
Stage leaves ST. Helena
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Lecture on Human Freedom. y

Mrs. Matte A. Bride will lecture next
Saturday evening at Assembly Hall, Odd
Fellows building, on Human Freedom; +;
or Plea for The Man With the Hoe .
Fellows and friends, will be under the
auspices of Apollo Lodge No 123, Fidelity
No. 222, Bay City No. II, Golden Gate No.
204, Occidental No. 179, Western Addition
No. 2S5, Excelsior No. 3d. Sargent No
36S, Mission Rebekah No 225. California
No. 1 and Walhalla No. 100.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

1RN HOTEL.
Mrs Garrett e. I'm, New
A J Laux, st Louis
| ] A King. Ogden
| J A Lehr, Pinole
H L Stewart, Michigan
| ] Dixon, Chicago
F NJ Peterson, Los Ang
L Greenwald, Fresno
&C. p Morris, Visalia
HOTEL.
A D Rigbie, Cal
A Jensen, New
J Poundston & W, Cal
J A Miller, New
Stanford Baseball Club,
Stanford
is d Jacks, S Rosa
Mrs HIM g. d, Cal
A w Berry, Chicago
T Longley, L Ang
] T Lackin & W, Cal
] j Benne, Hanford
w II Norden, Cal
C Moltynn, Cal
Mrs ] c Williams, Cal
Mrs NJ Owens, Cal
, H Isaacs, l. Ang
Mrs E C Lott, Cal
Miss c P Ficks, Cal
S W Plummer, Colusa
e Penwell, s Rosa
ID ] Hebron, Salinas
Mrs S T Constable & C,
I Ariz
Miss Murphy, Ariz
] Flanagan. Cal
F A Gardner, Chicago
ID II Eltrin, Pasadena
w J Eitrin, Utica
w r Van Brunt. Cal
lG H Rodden & W, Cal
HOTEL.
Mrs G Harvey. n Y
Miss Parker. Vermont
F Weyerhauser, MINI
Mrs Weyhauser, Min
Mrs Mccormick, MINI
E Brysselbout, Mich
'G w Miller. Pa
Mrs c Miller. Pa
Miss l. Miller, Pa
Mrs NJ L Sample. Pa
% A Hewitt, Chelsea
.C E Loose. Utah
w Hatfield. Utah
r L Ulsh. Martinez
Mrs r Ulsh. Martinez
y A Oppenheimer. N Y
j c Evans, U S n
NJ p Barr, U S n
IF z Ridgeley, u S n
Z Kweinier, Y
Mrs Kweinier, n z
" Broadhead. n Y
Mrs Broadhead. N 7
Miss Broadhead. n Y
Miss NJ Broadhead. NY
Mrs Schneck. Toledo
Miss Schneck. Toledo
ID u Schneck. Toledo
f Calm, n Y
W Stewart. S Paula
W Robinson. Mich
Mrs f L Danforth. NY
Grace Danforth. n Y
Miss F Danforth. n Y
p NJ Rose, Omaha
A Townsend. Chicago
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NEW VEST
Mrs Queen. New York
Mrs J A Johnson, Mass
F w Smith, Fresno
p Rogers, San Jose
Mrs G d Grace, Sacto
" c Myers, Chicago
J Rosser, Portland
A G McMichael, Mich
] Forsvthe, Salt Lake
GRAND
H Henderson, New
H Booksin & W, Cal
r Levers. Reno
A Kloster. Chicago
c H Eaton, Reno
A E Ingersoll, H I
c c Williams, Cal
F H Green, S Rafael
D W Burchard, S Jose
q II Hall. Oakland
W c Swain, Cal
G. 3 Roof, Cal
NJ V Freeman, Cal
Mrs l NJ c Smith, n 7
o Y Woodward, n Y
L w Moulin, Fresno
J c Meagher, Colo
W A Veith, Fresno
c F Migridge & W. Cal
r II w Dwight & W,
Boston
A Brown, Kernville
G F Kiehles, ST Paul
W r Townsend, L Ang
J ] Mills, S Jose
f ] r Dawson, Cal
] A Schaefer, Cal
c w Sell, Stanford
F W Bancroft. Cal
H A Campbell. Cal
w F KIM. Sacto
PALACE
H r Wood, Phila
l. Garrigus, Salinas
F NJ Flurlong, U S n
Mrs Flurlong, U S n
W z Gerber. Sacto
Mrs E Du Barry. Va
Miss Du Barry, Va
T S Moore. Sonoma
w w Chaplin. Sacto
G ] Smith. U S A
] w Smith, Colo
H Effinger. Portland
w H Effinger. Portld
c L Saxman, Portland
G H Bogart, Boston
Mrs Bogart, Boston
II d Justi, Boston
Mrs Justi. Boston
] o Hayden. Boston
Mrs Hayden. Boston
Mrs d J Ball. Boston
Mrs NJ Ball. JEston\
= s Hollsapple. Boston
Mrs Hollsapple. Boston
G Southgate. Boston
E Chambers. L Ang
Miss Sanborn. Boston
J McFadden, S Ana
II Martini, n Y
" G. Eels Phila
A H Haftzger, l. Ang
+ L Robbins. Pa
Mrs F L Robbins. Pa
A B Paxton. Pa
Mrs F + Paxton. Pa
r E Sargent. Montana
Miss Harvey. Vermont
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Advances made on furniture and pianos with
or without removal. J. Noonan, 1O17-1o23 Mission.
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KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS

(Beswick. Sskiyou County. Cal,)
Finest fishing and health resort on the coast.
Climate perfect. For particulars apply to Ed
SON BROS, Proprietors.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of pers-
ons authorized to hove the same published.
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PROPOSALS.,

PROPOSALS for furnishing all the furniture.
fixtures. finishes, etc, for the Hall of Justice
ana Morgue buildings.
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ADAM SPRINGS, LAKE co.

Favorite resort of the State; the water is un-
excelled for medicinal purposes table unsur-
passed. fine fishing and hunting; stage daily
from Calistoga direct to springs; round trip at
Southern Pacific offices, $40 DIR. w. r. PRA-
THEIR, Adam Spring.
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HORSES.

FOR sale cheap; fine saddle pony; suitable for
boy or girl 31s Twenty-ninth ct.
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BOARDING AND RooMs-conttnued.

HOTEL Sutherland, Tel Sutter-Elegantly fur
nished; first class in every respect table un-
surpassed; elevator; suites, with board, $50 up.
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AND CARRIAGEs,

BLACK horse and fapily carriage, complete
rig for sale cheap. Address GRAY, sl5 Call
building
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40 HORSES for sale; also wagons, puggles,
carts harness: Grand Arcade Horse Market.
S27 Sixth St: auction sales every Wednesday.
SULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auctioneers.
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Hubbard and Mrs Nellie Trump native
of Manchester, England, aged 81 years
month and days.
ROBOHM-In this city, April 5, 1899, Louis,
dearly beloved husband Of Gesche Robohm.
bohm. brother of Mrs. ]. Behlmer. Mrs. II.
Schutt and Maria Robohm. and brother-n-
law of Cord Robohm. Mrs. A. Stahl and Mrs.
H. Diedricksen, native of Oldendorf Han
over Germany aged 80 years months and
% days A member of Hannoveraner Verein.
GyFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
(Sunday) at o'clock, from Union Square
Hall, 421 Post street where funeral services
will be held under the auspices of the Han
noveraner Verein. Remains at the parlors
of H. F. suhr & Co, 1909 Mission street. In
terment Laurel Hill Cemetery
SMITH-In this city. April s. 1899. Margaret.
reIict of the late James Smith. and dearly
beloved mother of Mamie l. Smith. q native
of County Sligo, Ireland.
TyFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
(Monday), at $50 O'Clock, from the residence
Of her cousin. Mrs. John GCetzee, 80 Albion
avenue. thence to Mission Dolores Church,
where mass will be celebrated for the repose
of her soul at o'clock. Interment Mount
Calvary Cemetery
sMITH-In this city. April S. 1899. Mary A..
widow OF the late C. w. Smith. and mother
OF Mrs. d. Sutton, Mrs. Henry Blyth and
George T: and William H. Smith. native
UyFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
(Monday), at 2 o'clock. from is Franklin
street Intcrment Masonic Cemetery
sOYER-In this city. April Z. 1899, Eliza F..
beloved wife of George A. Soyer. and sister
Of Mrs N Julian. a native of Grass Valley
Cal, aged 26 years months and 16 days.
o. E. S.-Offcers and members of Golden Gate
Chapter No. l. o. e s.. are notified to attend
the funeral of our late sister Eliza F. Soyer
(nee Julian). from 1888 Steiner street. between
Union and Fibert. this day Sunday
Services at o'clock. Interment Masonic
Cemetery. BY order of
ADA r. DUNCAN. Worthy Matron.
TROUTT-In this city, April s, 1899, Hiram J.
M, beloved father of James NJ. Trout, O ma
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National Geographic society.

The National Geographic Society VIII give the
fourth OF lis popular series OF lectures tomorrow
evening At Congregational Church, beginning ~
clock.
The lecture for the evening i entitled ella
ciers and Their Work in High Mountains and
will be delivered 10y MIR Willard D. Johnson of
the United States Geological Survey.
Mr.. johnson Will discuss the subject of gla-
cieIs with respect 10 their great de>trucrivenesS
in mountain crest regions. and the imposing and
Characteristic feature Of Alpine scenery attributed
10 hitherto unSuSpccted process in glacial ero-
sion. lie will give bricf explanation with eldb-
crate illustrations showing the glacier at work
in the summit regions OF the Alps, the Caucasus,
the Sierra Nevada and other high ranges. Mr.
Johnson's views exceptionally fnc. and his
address viii no doubt be FULLY appreciated by all
who NAV hear il
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LABOR MEN ANXIOUS.
Interested in the inaugural Utter
OF Socialist Mayor

The national officials of the Federation
of Labor are greatly interested in the in
augural remarks of Mayor John c. Chase,
of Hayerhill, the Socialist elected to the
highest Office in the gift of the Massachu-
setts municipality.
His efforts TO benefit the laboring
classes, said a. Furuseth. who is on the
American Federation of Labor legislative
committee, and who is recognized as an
authority on sociological matters. are
laudaL', and merit encouragement But
when he endeavors TO create work for the
unemployed, TO the purpose solely of Civ
ing them work. he INDUCES in an enter
prise exclusively of a charitable character.
probably beyond his prerogative. l recog-
nize it, however. as the highest form of
charity and have no desire to detract from
the nobility of his purpose"
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BARRIERS Elect Officers

The BARRIERS Assembly. at their regular meet
ing Wednesday evening. January {. elected the
following officers and delegates: Master work
man, b. +. PetWay; worthy foreman. !. C. Rob
inson; recording secretary. J. T. Williams: hnan-
cial secretary, Henry Saur; treasurer. L. C. Bal
ly; almnner, Louis LaudricE. siati>tician. Hugh
Denny: delegates To ID. \, TO. George W Brown
Henry Saur and J. + Williams; delegates To Io-
cal Federation. J. +. Williams. J. e. Robinson.
+. B. Selman, Charles Evans and Hugh Denny
Thc installation will take place on JInnIrv Is
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American Gold Production.

George +. Roberts, the Director II lge Mint
has received from the officials and agents Of the
bureau their preliminary estimates uy,on the pro
ductiOn of gold in the several producing States
and Territories OF the United States for The cal
cnddr year lsgS. Nearly all OF the States show
an increased production. Colorado maintains and
increases its lead by larger addition to its pro-
duet than IN any previous wear. The total e<ti-
mated production for l>iS is So -, ,C11 against
81 .Sf.3. n1n in ISL
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Mrs. Haskell Given n Pension.

pension Of $50 a month has been granted 10
Mrs. Rida b. Haskell. widow OF Brig. Gen TO-
seph I. Haskell, who was wounded at the battle
III Caney. Cuba. and died therefrc1n in this
country oa September l6. Gen. Haskell was
lieutenant colonel Of the Nineteenth United
States Infantry, and on September Q last WAS
commissioned brigadier general of volunteers
The pension is the highest allowed widow un-
der the general law, but Mrs. Haskell expects
special pension legislation in her case
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Citizens Association Incoruorates

Articles Of Incorporation Of The Congress
Heights Citizens Association Of the District Of
Columbia placed on record today The
object of the organization is to consider and act
upon all matters concerning the material educa-
tionai and literary interests. development and
prosperity cf Congress Heights The incorpora-
tors are: Charles ". Frazier. David Gillin. r.
!. Dean. Gustave Bender and o. \. Emmoas
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Bill for n New Ligh,housc

On January Is the House viii take up the
bill which provides for the establishment Of a
lighthouse off Tail of Horse shoe. Chc-areaEq
Bay The bin will probably he passed, a. the
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce
has made favorable report and the lighthouse
hoard OF the Treasury Department recommends
the passage of the bill
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1t has no eqnal-Heurich's beer.

Mr.. c. W. Reed, proprietor of the Hotel Del
lone, Omaha, one Of the finest new and modern
hotels in the West, SAYS OF ChamberIain's Cough
Remedy: I'VE have used it in family for
years with the most satisfactory result especially
for our children, for colds and Group For sale
by Henry Evans, wholesale and retail Druggists.
93S ST. NV, and Conn. ave. and st. NV, and
1i2S Md. ave.