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Fresh lin. stuffed.

Make deep missions IN the meat par.
allel with the bone, trimt so as to leav,
the skin longer than the flesh then boi
some potatoes; when they are done mast
them with piece of butter, cayenne pep.
per- salt. and an onion finely chopped
and little rubbed sage; with this dressing
MI the incisons, draw the skin down, and
skewer 1t over to keep the dressing from,
falling out: season the outside of the mea,
with salt, cayenne. and rubbed sage roast
slowly; when done pour the gravy In q
pan, skim OF the fat, and add a little
Hour mixed with water; let it stand over
the fire until the flour has Drowned.
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sn Rattle. cupidity. Carasaijc 100. Hascrdon.
s'uney Lucas, Phlistus. Bermuda Prince liz.
Hnrdie, selling. mile and ree-foutths-
rigentn. Lost Cord li5. Hurry Up Bob White
,si, Nc Fonso. Decapod 1854. rhoebus ib;.
Juius Caesar l6o. Governor Griggs ieS.
Mile and 100 wards. selliug--Lindula loi
,omineer, Strangcst io,. st. Simonian liz.
Matansa III. The Pardner l07. Akantus 100,
lianwell liz, Alvarado ii 100. Sir Hubert 100
Kilt i0I vioris 90
Handicap, mile and sixteenth--Trno res
Charcntus. sWarrenton li5 Brisk io6, KIN,
nickinnic 1l2. Gloneine los. Flax Spinner io,.
queen OF Song 100. Bangor 1902, Sir Hubert
s6. SOLVER cnrty.
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Clerk. ana Sunday closing.

me Retail Clerks union has gotten out
piacards as follows:
Aiter December this store will be
Used all day on Sundays"
ihese placards are intended to be posted
- stores outside the business center
mn,cn have agreed to close on Sundays
|in line. "'' ~ ''''
me clerks will revoke the Z O'Clock clos :
VIZ, movement for the holiday season,
Of December.
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rnnAY,S ENTRIEs.

Selling, seven-eighths of mlle-Russell
100, sites 80. Juanetta, Croesus lOS, FLOP.
Incidental, Necklace 10I, Lobenguln no.
Selling, fiye-eghths OF mile-Amelia
strathmore. Harvest Queen, Marion Lynch,
NV butterfly. Nina l. 30. Troubaline iOl
isabinda, Marie Orendorf. Miss Stanley. Mol
ly Newman. Walla Halla 1o3. Flora Daniels
One and a half understandable Belle SO,
Spree. Headley SO, Harry Preston 50, The
Bondman 81. Fatherland 81, Babe Fields, Der;
hy Maid 90, Fresco 80. Amy Lee iOl, Virgie q
1903 Albert Vale l07.
Handicap. mile-Creaton 50. Ed Upton.
skillman. Souchon 100. Sir Rolla iOS, Molo
10s, Fan dor 100.
Selling. three-fourths of mile -sauterne
sound Money. DR. Black. Utopia. Domins.
Coriaies 3d. Island Prince 10?. Nancy TIL loi.
Merry Day l07. Ferro!l 100, Zanetto III, Do
nosetta 80.
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CLAIMS AGAINST RUSSIA.
Dutch Minister Named as the Al
bitrutOr.

New York, November ia special Ia
the Herald from Washington says: Score.
tary Hay has received the protocol undei
which will be arbltrated the claims grow
ing out OF the seizure or detention of five
American fishing vessels by Russian Off
GERS on charge OF Illegal sealing in Rus
sian waters
The protocol named Mr.. Asser. member
of the council OF state OF The etherlands
as the arbitrator. Mr.. Tower. ambassador
OF the United States at st. Petersburg. ne
sotiated the instrument and his success Il
very gratifying TO the officials. showing
as II does, the oesire OF Russia that thers
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scwnn,c Ho, ,no,h.r scn,u

Memphis. Tenn, November 1.-THE So
vance football eleven won an easy victory
over the University Of Mississippi at Billings
mark this afternoon in the presence OF several
hundred spectators. tho score being - TO o..
Sewanee was especially strong on end runs.
fitzpatrick and Zeibes doing good work In
this line. The Ford boys Defense however.
was strong. otherwise the Tennessceans' score
would have been greater
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THE RACES.


Chicago, Novemer 14.--six turlongs-Terra-
lene odea. La Carina. Time, l;19.
Mile and sixteenth-Lennep. Aston. Plan
tain. Time 1:52ra
SIX furlougs- o Cornell. Brulare. Little
Jack Homer. Time. In.
Nile Latch Key. Josephine b, Volandics.
Time l:43h.
Seven furongs-The Unknown, KITTY G.
Alice Turner. Time, 1881
Six aud a half furlongs-Evelyn Byrd. Ref
ugec, 0wyhce Time, l:26.
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-'.s"sr tOr " Dvy,
BREAKFAST.
California Wheat, Cream.
Broiled Spring Chicken
French Fried Potatoes.
Beaten Biscuit. Cafe au Lait.
The Post.
LUNCHEON.
Cold Ham. Pickles.
Cheese and Jelly. Waters. Tea.
DINNER
Bouillon.
Sol'- sneiied Grabs. Mashed Potatoes,
Celery. Olives.
Broiled Tenderloin Steak.
Green Peas. Rice.
Roast Duck. Stuffed Tomatoes.
Lettuce Salad.
Apple Pie. Roquefort.
Cafe Nor
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1lnnrnrnn.

San Francisco. November A,-Two-ycns-
olds' purse. five furlongs-sardinc Druidness.
kickum Bob. Time. sol
Five furlongs-Earl Isington. Monday. Lo,
THAN. Time l:09%.
Mile and sixteenth. sclling--Judee wof-
ioru, Lena, e. b. Morris. Time. 1:SsG.
SIX furlongs-Coda, Flamaway, Ricardo
Time. 1;l7.
Five and half furlongs-Lodc Star, Mer-
lcito, Potent. Time. i:09is
~, Mile-zoroaster, My Gypsy, ostlcr Joe.
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RESIDENCE BURGLARIZED.

p"rRiur SHrrics NWhE SeNtT"' h"
dred Dollars Worth of JcSvcirS.
The residence of Ma w. A. Reichardt.
|e2O Lamar avenue. was burglarized last
plight while the family was attending the
trcus. The burglar secured considera-
Pie quantity OF jewelry, the exact amount
y which could not be learned. owing TO
|he lateness of the hour when the inform
|ton OF the burglary reached the police
Ptaton. However. might Clerk Grin
|tead at the station stated that several
hundred dollars worth of iewelry was
Iaken,
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Omnl,n Kid wou,

New York. November l4--oscar Gardner.
the Omaha Kid, got the decision from Jack
Hamilton of Troy n. j.. at the Broadway
Athletic club tonight after a boat of twenty
five rounds at 40 pounds.
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Hotel at BELLS.

sherman. Texas, November 1.-THE
"a ,ee hotel at Bells burned about s
O'Clock this evening. Loss about $4,000,
partially covered Win insurance Origin
Of fire unknown. 49,
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roouE FOR THE HORSE SHOW.
showed me her hats first, stunning
of headgear mere nothings you might
we're 1t not for the great price which
paid for them. y toque which wi.
worn with a Princess gown OF black
\ is made entirely of accordion plated
he silk is Gismonda pink in color and
Eewed upon a foundation of pale rose
Eet. The velvet band is very narrow
the plating is put on like ruffles, one
khe center, making three In all Peep
out here and there are small pink
knium buds with tiny green velvet
YES.
he toque has long strings of Gismonda
hon ribbon striped with deeper shade
blink, aud embroidered with small polka
Isl The loops of the bow will be very
IA and the ends will hang with unre-
Icted freedom below the waistline.
Helen Grey-Page.
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JENNINGS.

Washington. November l4.--seven furlones
-LdnduIa Tinker, The Gardner. Time. l:29.
Five furlongs-Ciales, Jugglery. Heyonch'
Time. 1:0Si1.
Mile and one hundred yards--Rare Perfume.
Bangor, Weller. Time. l:i9H.
High weight selling. six furlongs-sweet
Caporal, j. A. Gray, Deceptive. Tiihe, i.le.
Mile and a siSteenth-Charagrac Maurice.
Kilt Time 1:52.
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PHILADELPHIA questions dealing
with the Southern negro problem were the
hoard OF Methodist bishops and the general
committee OF the Freedmen 5 Aid society.
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TIE CIRCUS GROUNDS.

This afternoon 1t is learned that the
Selis- Forepnush circus will exhibit Ia
what Is known as the Hobert pasture. TO
The rear of the residence of Mr., l.. ].
fiebert. near the Gulf Beaumont and
Kansas City Calder avenue depot.
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TonAY,s ENTRIES

All ages, six and half fnrlongs-soloil.
Randy 9s Precursor. All Gold, first whlp
i05 Lamp Globe i0s Sidney Lucas III, Cor
morant i2l ..,a
Five furlongs. year-oIds-carbunde. Cold
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DYSPEPSIA,

Sick Headache. Foul stomach. BilIousncss
will be avoided. as the food that Is eaton
contributes its nourIshng properties for the
support Of the natural waste OF the body
Price 25o box. Sold by Druggists or sent
by mail
Send TO DIR. RAILWAY & CO., 90 Elm ST..
New York. for Book of Advice
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Placed Under nond.

, .usuce Malsch placed Tom and Mack
s s. colore,. each under 5000 bond
tseIoay morning on charge of assault
y murder King Brown, also colored.
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Yl-f. Z. a. Notes.
anniversary exercises of the Young
sn Christian Association will be held
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INDIGESTION
cured By Johnson,s Dyspcpsla Cure

IL suffered over two years with Indigestion and
Nervous Dyspepsia. unable TO cat or sleep. tried
several physicians and different remedies, but they
only helped Tor short time friend advised
me to take .lohnson's Dyspepsia Cure. have taken
three boxes. and feeling better Than have
for two yesrs. Hnvs good appetite sleep wei and
have none of the symptoms of Indigestion or Dyspep-
sa white | have gained ten pounds in weight within
couple OF months. ! am taking pleasure IN recon-
mendng Johnson's Dyspepsia Cure wherever can,
and several OF my friends are taking II With marked
results. -. A. ARNOLD, CHM.
Large Box roots by mail or five accent stamps
Made at THE JOHNSON LABoRA fORIE S, Inc.
PHILADELPHIA.
A. II. kIESLING, Druggist.
Houston, Texas.
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IN WOMAN'S REALM s


:. york Horse Show, that Nation
!, oyent comes off on Monday Of
'a and what will prove of almost
,,.rost 10 the splendid exhibits of
~ viii be the gowns of society's
yo,Ir. correspondent has had the
~ glimpse into the Horse Show
In Of the most popular matron OF
hunger set.
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Of all disorders of the Stomach Liver. Bowels
kureys. Bladder. Nervous Diseases, Loss of
Appetite, lleadnche, Constipation Custivcncss
INDIGESTION. Biltousncss. Foyer, n1ammation
of tho Bowels Piles and all arrangements OF
the Internal Visoora. PERFECT DIGESTION
VIII be ACCOMPLISHED by taking RADWAY'S
PULLS. by so doing
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u always
IL Pills

Small. act without pain or gripping. puroly
vegetable. mild and reliable. Regulate tie
Liver end Digestive organs. The safest and
hest nodlcino IN the world for the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-19

SPOKANE Apr. Is--wgii.an Sres-,
Nao *ao formerly enpsoyei In sha Great
Northern car crops az E1siysrG sni for
some ri0nsh< past has been living AZ Far
snse. Idaho. VAS partner WITH tire Late
siaehael cBrSsl. who lost his life IN the
Salrson river. Idaho. or bis way eas from
tne SSsr group to Florence 70 receive MS
nFefn-aon % the sirss cash payment ca
me bond for sHssse given 10 De Lanai
Limited. on the Star nssne- Mr.. SFesr can
tell an interesting story 81 his efforts
20 *sso fortunes smile and ss s&s. re has
osen successful, as as las an eighth in.
ferest IN this group With tne coming
OF MS fortune he loses shss best friend and
partner. OHrisn
sx months ago / left HIliyard 10 try
my luck a, Florence al the request of nv
gene down there some months previous 10
nv sr-ssas AMI iass November 81 CON-
pany with l. y Smith and Abe Hastfer-
ode located four quarts claims two on
ne salmon river. Mallick district In Ida
no county After they located the group
they came back 10 Florence ard arranged
Tor The purchase Of supplies 20 90 back
ana start work. II soon got noisez around
Town mat they had discovered something
olS and IL was not long before the whole
place was dexersed--sn fact the stampede
Ter TIE salmon river was on
nave never VISITED the property my
seis, nus l was assured BY those who had
mat there Is ar immense ledge that meas-
ures In width ever Ion fee. and me rron-
pings stand out over 100 feet In height
his ledge has been traced over the full
extent 81 FOUR claims From euarrz taken
from different places GA the surface We oh.
tanned values running from s2ii 10 SIS =
IN gold After packing osit asN pounds OF
kfaa work was commenced hy the TO-
Gators running a tunnel into this hig show
Ing The tunnel was driven in forty five
iees. gaining two fee; in depth for one
Ia length. The ore taken from this tun-
nei gave values from g. s. to So fg IL, gold
About the first of the month the star
group was bonded 10 De Lamar, Limited.
represented at Grangeviiie hy a Mr. BEN
neit, for tso.oe, with a cash payment. IL
Is exactly sx months since | left home.
and within that time have been workJns,
Tor salary. and paying my proportion OF
the expense for developing the property.
which, by the way. was my frat venture -
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skNkoMIsH MINING NEWS.
special Correspond nee,


sKYKoMlsH. April iT.-~Aii news now Is
s-s..si sseNs 1's< SMALLPOX scare IA com
ps@tefv diss4p atss There ~as 10 smallpox
fere BAT a raan had become poisoned while
working ~ cedar. and fer Joke he wAs
seriously assured IL ~as sae smallpox
same alarmed snG ielegrapae1 fer phy
<sxIsn with she result that ks31lIe
scare was put forth
TIE past ~@ek has seer quite an Influx
az mining uaon &nd mach nes work IL H0x
IN progress
Antt-ew blackstone president ot the
COMFY Company came NJ Saturday wita
man 20 assd - ire fGrCS n0N c1sTtlg Dr
tAis excellent property,
Tharu ~as aag snow Sunday. wkach
viii r~tard ssangS somewhat
The {usnass nasJs asrs have mere wers
fAsr saxy cas- sgEn sat. sna are WORKING
re Cooperative Syndicate has s. ssrcs
- ys,eu har~ waiting fos the sao@ - 4;x
appear sufficiently Is saip n supplies 80
sas Ace=~8e@s.
rasn = Terry. president. ara !. u
rany cane ua SATURDAY. ana Neat 20 IRE
s,resg9-svts They found 1asegs 1ssre fsvsE
asg@ tANn Aesarv the SsTsnEsrS 81 g1tneFa.
reeN fast ayeTssagrsng 30 2gsa5ts- a5y3 =
large percentage % ere IN. ore nos
$50 xal4 ara ssis~< values - So sStss -
gold u Gratis s4IssS~nS eSsSsE assay aAT-
t-S A~sn bad
TAn LEONARD : bids fair 70 make sas Il
SO he's. properties N the district Mr.
Wolfe sTzasessd mare ulErsgs aDs tas
wAxS ss 90 - pushed frora rcs o1- TA@y
Aaxe MAZE ARA ngers@gs's fST tas sht agusei
~ carload 81 zoe ore Is TBS Everett
szg@ltes s@r a gsiS Stst-
Harry kaMs~ came - SATURDAY, leaving
@ssr4Sx FER hSs SaAss Claim. intending 20
cgsa IL ua a. eEce. TIE tse@ie IS 50 ST.
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DExERY.x PRECEDENT.
The Way Chief Byraea stood ON the
Corner.

Chief pevery had precedent Cor his nigh,
watches on street corner about which he
told the Aaxat committee on Saturday
but none OF hls predecessors was quite 80
reckless ia counting pneumonia Chief
Iayefy admitted that ns Rad stood patti
entity on the corner of Eighth avenue and
Twenty eighth street iIvnt after night
fair weather or bad. from 81 70 o'clotk
until 1 ar : o'clock In the IA srn!Ax Ia -
the fresh air and smoke a e.xs- i hts has
been his practise fer several ysarS The
chief did NOT need the fresh al because
his ofaee hours ri headquarters were con.
fnlns for he admitted hat frequently ae
did rot turn up there until about noon
when Byrnes WAS an inspse ~. aud later
when hr was chief be nel.ht ne fauaA
one or two nights q week standing In sonie
UPPER broadway doorway watching tire
late straSxiers bat IL was NJ desire cor
fresh air which Kept him there. He tried
20 keep In touch with tha criminal classes
ana not iafreeusntiy he w8lil call sens
passer-oy 90 him ard ''rssmp him. The
men thus summoned knew him well
enough. and when their apprehension that
the '*old man was going - take them
IN" had Been qusesea they net insrea aetst.
" gave him information OF value Byrnss
has held many a midnight conference VIII
hts detectives ia the shadow ~ a broad
way shop deer. Another paileA ofnesal
" no xDs into tr91nte fhTu0Sa the t<eS1A
investigation ard attsFVgrd cleared him
self held court every night In tns doorway
% a barrier shop Suss = ~ Broadway.
The nsfsstai Was very popular saar IN
,A. department a.t all the resources 90
the headquarters stat ware a. his disposal
FAR his defense because ~ wss Believed
that he had been ant9siiN Indicted. Might
after n.sat the headquarters detectives
would report to bins in this doorway Mvch
ass IF fss4sfse
quarters - probably transacted after ef-
res hours on street eernsy or N "a door
way ard IL tie officials were 1ns eays.
csliy a ssrens lot az msa theg wosl36 fri
this feature 0. tAs.r business 81 very gsS-
ing ene New YORK sur
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REPUBLIC NEWS N BRIEF.
Special Correspondence

REPUBLIC. April la-The Marcus and
Republic stage nne. coming over the stale
ROAD has been discontinued fer travel FOR
a lew Weeks, owing 10 the melting Of
snow On the summit and repairs being
made 10 the road by a gang OF men
OWING TO the Interruption by falling trees
In the mountains OF The lines. the telephone
service has been stopped since yesterday
morning between here and spokane At
present the service is controlled nv a nrs-
vaie corporation between here and Mar
Gus. bat the Inland or Sunset TeIephoae
Company IL now extending is service here
having poles placed TO within twenty miles
Of Republic. and connection is promised
by June l. when a satisfactory service
VIII be insugarated and handled on a bus
iness basis
The outlaws. Theodore Faust and Morton
Evarfs alias Sutherland who were arrest-
ed and taken out of here by the sheriff
or this county few days ago on aay,ces
from idaho were intercepted by the Cana
dan authorities at Carson a station ius;
over the line. on q charge OF robbing man
and an attempt TO shoot an Oft Ger Of the
law. The chances are these criminals viii
serve ten years time az kamloops peui-
Tertiary.
The authorities have organized a chain
gang for the benefit OF tire idle vagran;s
now In the city. the consequence 81 which
Is thar quite number are walking our
OF town for their heath.
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ua,ed as 10 make an immediate shipper.

uated as 10 make an immediate shipper.
aisfpa - tne attention.
VIM. frankfort brought In an additional
crew O. men Saturday to work on the
Grand Central on Money creek. This mine
is the scene OF the latest strike. Their
crosscut tunnel when la 10 feet. broke
into the ledge. which Is four feet wide
and carries excellent copper and gold
values. They will work night and day
drifting along the ledge and sinking a
shaft 10 lower level They now have
the vein at vertical depth OF about 10
feet
w l.. Sanders arrived in town last
Thursday and Is Looking over the ground
preparatory 10 beginning work on the
sunday the Lynn and the SIS claims. He
made a trip To the latter property Friday
10 investigate the feasibility of putting in
a tram 10 get down the ore already mined
ard sacked up. There Is considerable OF
this. mostly high srade. Mr.. Sanders and
Frank Wand Schneider are the principal
owners Of the SIS, which is known 10 be
q frst-cizss property. The Sunday anu
the Lynn properties make very excellent
surface showings. and the development SO
far done is encouraging.
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MINING CLAIMS BRING $4,000.
Crystal Mountain Mine I'm Summit
District Changes Hnnda.

TACOMA. Apra Isl. g. Current, repre-
sent.ns the owners ~ The Current group.
No. /. ana the stockholders q the Crystal
Mountain Mining and Reduction Company
owning claims IN the summit mining dis :.
trsct, closed deal with ]. Il. AgBew. Of
Medina. Y Y. whereby the Current group
and controlling Interest IN the mining
company were sold for $4,000 spot cash
TIE money was paid n god today.
Thi. Ia the second large sale uf Pierce
eauntv mining properties IN tho Summit
mining district. and "a Both Instances the
lH.rrnn;.a have snlA 70 Molina canltAlists.
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MINING NOTES FROM INDEX.

Especial correspondence
INDEX. April ia crew ~ men came
Fl, sunday 20 work tho Climax group This
- good surface showing. being 100 feet
OF ledge carrying good values. They will
run "a cr0sScut and otherwise thoroughly
prospect the claim
Snnerintendent Gray brough. IN more
miners far she Copper Belle Saturday.
Taev are concentrating work IN the upper
crOsScut.
J NJ. Ewing took Ia a force Of miners
sunday az work his properties above Ga
lena
II Is saiA In New York that a c0rnhua-
tlou II all tile companies WI s9on he
srsrted. with a cap.tal Of $. aoa $50.
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rasx pf~sn sal4 use tNaE. tasnaassRt ssy
hssfnrxs IRE isossiasna Attempt. Louis Sasssa-
leera wss occupying her fasa~r"in-is@ =
Neuss sn Carlton Gardens a hossaeSIssSa
a-Ass az beer tsfI ~ the tassstts xssf
vvtssrx ID rE~rs tAat these sares EGsess
~~r. clearly ar ~ s<sne Eatscaiefs l<srsn
aaas4stt~. % arms we're, sae said. s~lRS
hrsssagss sn.a he house, and Trey Tad ass
- a .xnse cage ~ha xss taught 70
ppyee wF,na A e~-sks~t raj ~ asVtnS a sssec>s
,af r-srgt nfses~s EgsaE Il. TEss creature Vas
.ssssa.se .ars a~e&0N AS&s w&s scenes 1a.s
uhs-n ,se hsssxsnms1 e.snss1sF~Si hA1sy
sr,sn..ws5xsr4sse hrsp2Gat upstairs Her trs-
tiers acre treates as et I'D cesssesstacs
eas ta-peS ous yrorassscs
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Or. James .. Field a retired army sur
geon. who served through the Cuban cam
paign as volunteer. broke both arms al
Denver yesterday while exercising in
gymnasium
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AT Golden. on the southeast or Palmer
mountain. 10 property well known IN
Seattle which vii. probably begin opei q
tons very soon 1t In said the mill vii
bs enlarged and additions made to the plant
Tn gold saving devices. Del Har, 10 also
the manager Of this property and con-
siderable interest 10 said to be held in Sc
attic.
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m@ns charged against Quay. This ieft n
eFesrnse - sigSs 10 in the amount -
ms testified 20 BY tho wl;ness yes,er-
az ss having been loaned 20 Senator
Vasy during the six months ending oS,o~
Der n. isf5 THE discrepancy however.
Vas saaSastnd Tor by the production ~ the
aas hook' showing purchases Of Net
'cTo'1;sa and Sugar STOCKS 10 the value Of
fSxa
ea~'as claimed that witness hal no
feN 70 charge these purchases ~ stcck
@sA'hss Naay. since they we're carried by
s'si stock brokers' en margin, Witness
VS. compelled IS Admit the truth az this
e~'es1s hreushs fgsa tae witness an sa-
@sss'oa tsAi gne apparent loan az 40
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sS Of DEAF Ia sss SsocA shields sasa
s'aessnt ass essting 81 400 charged -
Way, Was COR hilsasloas 90 ether people.
ways letter. and Teiesrams
Al tee aFteTnson session Mr.. sAlelds took
senator cusr's letters - Hopkins.
sss
-. have - Has~'e - shares O. Metro
Aa Take 81 f. for me-
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- S"' va' sS nsnt check On voa