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No gate" FOR ATHLETICS.
stanford Man Speaks q "Abusss" b the
Fat ana "Athlse1e Leaferv."

SAN FnAxcmoo. Aprn se.-Dr Jordan Of
stanford University declares Stanford may
Tsvsnus for sthistios. The Probability -
doT stbietics' In an Interview be ssid:
while glazing abuses tolerated q eastern
unysrstiss hsys not pen p{S:ssat esl cSieps
the fact that eur athletfs ass fnnous ios
great orevdf Sssts pres$;ssSe sy. WI ~
sSr ;ps . bS h iss 49,. 9 yS.!s
invitations With only . sTsi e Sb: Nd &:
ssnt out d9 nS knou III, just nso nst ~ g.:
DOWN ssSistics. Believe Il esoid b done
however
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1000 Guinsss wen by Rock Sand.


Special Csbk DespaieA 10 TEE Sun.
LONDON, April 2o.-The race for the 1000
ouineas Stakes. for three-year-olds. was run AZ
the Newmarket first spring meeting to-day.
Il was Won by Sir j.. Millcrs brown colt hocf
Cooper's FIotsam was second. and Mr.. Ar
thur ihmee's ksbelais third. Eleven h2rsss
sapd, TO sssinst fiotssm and g 70 &ainat
Habeltis. Martin rode the winner. and Danny
AsbsF bed the mount on f1otsam-
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SAN FRANc1sco, April se.-Wlhs FitsS~no
vent about this morning much the WORE Tor
y: Mot: s.,SIS , va Lima ana s sy
xsht, His. risht hand alee We IN dls SE.ins
the knuekls md join, q tns m sSHinn msSm eHb
ISs :SSc,.H f !o f.Ssrs {: s S:spsa
g :: sSs .s ss $:s S. 8 M
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RACING ON OTHER TRACKS.
A. San Francisco.

sAS fhAscIsco. April 7s-There were two close
cap PnnceS Ttana beat her stall companion.
r n. Braitan. head In the last stride. Peter j..
the hvonte In this race lmade q disSraceful show =
Ing. In the last race there were thye heads on
the post. Swift Wing securing the verdict.
Fist Race-Sif fufiongs--Aha O.. i0i Bonner.
40 J. won: lmpetuous. 100 Carson. 70 I second:
Modicus. i0e lAdklns s. to I, thl I'd. Tine Elsa.
Blue Miracle, Bnssfu1. Phiiaernus, Cougar Brennus.
Tommy knight. Amoruna. Sherry and Chvoso
Second Race-Four Observation-Disclosures, 100
Frawicy), 10 TO l. won; AIamansor, ia tBUxton)
oto 5. second George Bery, IL Jackson, - TO /.
third: Tine, o:&a, Emil. r. r. Shaw, Rodolfo,
Bonnie Tar. Jach Little and Sir Leonard also ran.
Third Race--One mile.Lena. III tSeeb. 10 Z.
won; Ma!ln Bell. ia kelly. to I. second Mss
Culver. l0t Henderson. to ]. third. Time.
1855. Cherries, Haimetta. Cshyee. Clos, OHIO
oki. nullah. Aiss Remsen. The Hoodoo and HON
age also ran.
rGS. Is to von e. NJ sIs,.n los p sai,on ~
second; Annie MAX. % tknsppj. 70 L. third. Tine,
las. Sad, SAM. Jockey Club. n chihuahua and
FIfts Rsce-Seven furionx, -He.dws,.r, io7
tBonnert. TO e. won: Bragg. los tSee,, to sec
ond; Possart. ioe Il. Jackson o to /. third Time.
1884 70 No See. Sam Lazarus, Cigarette, Billy
Moore. E1plrando. Pirate Maid and floronzo also
ran
S1th Ra Zone mile and 50 yards-svif, Wing.
IS TO l. second: I'd Liburn 70 tBonner TO l. third.
Tine. i1. IgnAcIo. lllowAho. RIO shannon, Leash
Sleeping Child, John Lemons. Rose OF May and
Hermencts also ran.
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Al Nashville.

NAsHvuA.s, April ,s..Ihe sres.lsa, q, card 2.
Cumberland Park 70 day attracted several thoSssnd
people. me weather was bright the uAeh fss'
Hn First Rsos-Sx nriongs MARY Glenn. 100 lD.s.
,erlep. I 70 s. won: Dolly Gray. los tcrowhursDi
mira iS Tins. insss; SISTER sarah. Vogue vs's''
ouex and AngieseA also ren ..-,,. ,rx
second Rsce-Ons half mIleaBrsness Ill tRoe,
:r.s % zen Ss.d i tsouly. q i. shlrS
frme. os0X. Van Eshsr. Foacaster. Hue Pennsns
Third Rsce-sii furioaEs 5wh,shty, H Ma, ,3s
J 10 i. second; Monsieur Beancaire. 9 tBoossrl
to .. third. Time. iisA Maiden ana Lem Reed
Fourth Raoe-one mis1wirs In. 100 Gheinsmy,;
Reservation, - tMesde, 70 I; ssird' Time. isoS'
ne fffsb Rsce~nne mie-The black spot, LOS Grow.
hurstj. 10 70 l. won Dandis Belle. ioi tshiliing,
70 II second; Domaee. 40 (MeJcynO. 70 l.. snird
Time. 1914. Domsie. Cast Iron. Ihe Wizard. Cru.
ssdsr. Ruby Ray. Sandwich ana CiAas Issos' s'''
ax,A Rses--yivs fahoaSs1klle; ioe tcrowhyrsN.,.
. 10 8 won: Comora, ioi (9cuIly). y secoad ~.
vi Spinner. q (.colsT e 8 ieird so %. h iy1H
White, Bird Pond also rao.
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Firsi base BY error-Phils delphia. Let on
s:6S yHs 81 Sssa I :ss siss On
struck outnby Henley q BY T.nss.s!il 3 THREE Fire
r roy. e coar,ney. sscrinse h,.rconroy acourSsy
stolen bases-A; Dsvts, keeler; Msnsr.nd. / cross
BY ptcher-bBy Henley /. Umpir.s : Masses and
carruthers. Time ihour and .teminutes. u
WARRINGTON, Q: BOSTON "a. L.. s.
WARRINGTON. April. a.-lThe wildness OF Dos.
batting gave Washington 10 days game.
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CINCINNATI April 3s.--Pooie was hit hard BY the
thus1oslng another game for the Reds.

Ss,sssSi ;i:'. ::.:.:.:.a sSSSdcs g,
nr r-f,Ss ss.s' ssssl.y; Hone ,uaEk HH'
stolea bssss-Chsnes ta. Donln s,einfeldt. Tinker
s%ss Tnser .sa at sse LOVE- and
issfss ss .lS fssss' 5,
T Ho6 ss:s On A ssll y S,1,b rSrs e.
HS .slss i. % Ill nsS Poole H. Pssssa Ssii-By
NlS. !. len on bAsss-Unsin mat; q Ghieslo
Jehastoss and Hoiday: rms-i hour and IS
ninutes AttendAnce-3, 800.
PIrunUAn, 4: sT. LOUIS H. H., O.
ST. Loun, April 3e.-Pittsburg whitewashed
81 Louis today, Inability 10 hit Lever was ~.
sponsdble for this. Attendance, 2,t0o Score:
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Two base hits-0esslsr, lsbei Three base
his-Bueow. Barrett. Crawford, Donovan. Sac
ford. Carr "a, BsrIet, a. Elbsneid. 6reea. Firs,
base on balls--on Donovan, o. Oh Dunkle, hit
base on errors-Detrol, 2, Left on bases-Detrclt
I; cnicago. g, struck out-By Donovan, q by
pitch. Dunkle, umpire-S he ridan. Time, hour and
Is minutes Attendance
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The lacrosse team Of the College Of the CITY
AZ New York met With quite surprise whom
II lined up against the crack Stevens Insti.
tuts team Of Hobokan., on The 81 GsoIEs
Cricket Grounds, In Hoboksn. YESTERDAY
much Tor the New YFkers, and By . strope
attack and an sxosilsnt dsfsnos won by
10 70 O.
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Dssebau DANES To-day.

NATIONAL L1AoUh,
NSv Yort ct Philadelphia: Boston 81 Brookyn;
ch,eSso a. cincinnsu; RiisSuT a. 81 Louis
ANHRicAr L1Aoun
vvxsN,nstou n New York: Phnadelphia ~ Dos-
sos: 81 Louis a Cleveland; Detroit 81 Chicago.
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p..s% ssss.' wssn.s. SSss.s ei.s:~ Lever,
NIsSsSSis ssshdos s!S.KTsssf o.. BSseyss.
%sTcf eus~by cSr!se. . 5, T.syu. fi.s S.ss
On bslls-Qs cvIre: Fl Lssys,, i l. umphs
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AHsagcAS LEAGUE aAxss
Nsw ysssIs 1sussss g. . Clsss oanS
WltA onk9 nsvsb.

The New York Americans hracsd W yss-
ssrdsy n philadsiphia and wen By narrow
squsess. TIA Detrotts improved their Iced
BY givfng the Chioasos decisive wAllepins,
and Cleveland ooek . bah from g. Ieeis
Boston met defeat a. the hands OF ~
wsshtn stons. Rssnlts d yesterdays sanss;
New York. o. Phiisdslphis. 4
wsshinsson. .: Boston, 3
Clsvsland. q o. LeuaS. !.
Dssro,s, 10; Chicago, l.
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Secretary OF American Trsttins Assecia'
tiOn Dead.

CHICAGO. April :s.-John X. Steiner. sec
rotary OF the American Trottine Association.
terday Afternoon after a long illness. Mr..
Stsinsr was secretary Of the American Trot-
ting A.so0isti9n from its orsa1iz All ar N
pIace in indianapolis to morrow.
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First base on errors-New York z; Phladelphis'
Firss base on Ssil.-o on Mcoinni,y. l. Oh Eiicheii.
Z Struck out.By MeG!nni!y, Home run
hlts-Bresnahan. Xertes %. Lauder. Barry. Bra
shear. Sscriice hn-Mitchell. Stolen Discs
nity. "' Double psy@Asiinan. Huisw,s. ' and Bra.
sheAr. Hit by pltcher-By Mitchell .. WIND pitch
10 minutes. Attendance - 800.
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Hstabitshed fsHa -. -
VAN TAssEI1 = KEARNBTS
or uopsAHss et z IN S SshisS,.,Ao-a
ARE HELD REcuLAE!;Y EvERt

AT THElR HORSE AUCTION MAxf. =
Between Third and Fourth Avs. New YaSk, =
Catalogues ready morning OF each sale. pvl
list TO select from -E - -
Those desiring 70 sell caa make satFiss .
any time ~ % y. H. ths dsy besess the seta
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First base on error-boston. Left on bases--
srcotiyn BSs, ,,,,. yrs bsss on es Ls,,
i BY willis. 8 Three base hlt-Doyle. Two -bsae
hh-Strsns. sacrifice hits-.Fiood. Willis Stolen
base-Sheckard. Double plays-Schmidt. Flood
and Doyle; Villa. AbhA,ichIo and Tennsy. I'm.
pire-.Morsn. Time-i hour and 70 minutes. Al
tendance-f. 30.
ouoAoo u b., .: CINCINNATI.
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BROOKLYN. .: BOSTON IL. ~. 0.

sssa ::f ss:ss.e psss
ns nde sSnes ks sSd tSs BostSns four
yet the Brooklyns won the game and shut
out the visitors. Long hits won the game
After Hou;eholdtr had been passed TO irst
bsse on four balls, Doyle hit for three bases.
NrSns hit Tor two bases. scoring Ritter.
That was all the scoring there was. and the
pitching was so efficient that It was q rarity
for men to get on bases. The fielding was
exceptionally clean, the only error Of the
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Greater New YORK bsss BAH Club Of The Amer
: ::s sstt Train! ni ,... 't ,; s1S:..ss.
ssr or Third ave. sixth Ave-; snS A sS re
SS,dse Rosd Concert by s0sA Rsgt bsnd.-Aas
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New Mast WIN BE stepped
To-day.

Special Cable Despatch to rHn spN.
GREEsocK, April 2s.-The new mast and
boom for tho Shamrock III. arrived here
AZ Mmbarton. The mast will be stepped
Tomorrow, Both mast and boom are OF
The same size as the original ones.
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sssokiyD, n Ho0sosS LAaIs' AaSs-AA
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Garsiner's Lecaire wilma Grand Carlos
steeplechxse.

Special CahJs Dupa,eh 10 THE son.
PARIS. April 3s.-Frank Gardeners La
caire won the race for the Prix Grand Carlos
steeplechsse to day.
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s sSoas s'e cac,s9 e ess ~ D. Led:

Good start: won driving Sailor Knot. b. "a.
b. The Sailor Pnnce -Sesbird; owned by Julius
tleischmsnn
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srAxpfNo OF TIE CLUE
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pfRAT RACE
TWTID IACE.

mssDi I s Rosem a' owned By J. Bodsn.
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STANDING % re cLuSa-
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sPORTsMEN's GOODS.
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jamaica Entries for To-day.

Race-For three .yesr-o,ds: selling; six
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
DIR. Tyndall,s Lecture.

DR.. Alexander J. McIvorTy gave
the last of his series of public lectures
on psychic science at Steinway Hall
last evening TO a very large audience.
The feature Of the evening was the ex-
planation and reproduction Of the feats
OF "the Georgia Magnet" DR.. Mc1Vor-
Tyndall said that he did not as rule
attempt to explain any phenomena that
were presented on a purely amusement
basis, but that he made an exception in
this case because there is general
opinion that the phenomena presented
by Miss Abbott are either fraudulent or
supernatural AS neither hypothesis
was correct, he decided to answer the
many inquiries in regard to it by dem
onstrating the truth of his explanation.
Most of the feats produced by "the
Georgia Magnet" were given and the
method of their accomplishment scien-
tifically explained on the law of the pa
rallelogram of forces. Many interest
ing and entertaining experiments in the
power of thought were also made, DR..
McIvor- -Tyndall again explaining that
the power he demonstrates so marvel
ously is perfectly natural one. The
famous teacher of psychic science ex-
poets to leave shortly for Los Angeles
to fill engagements there.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
Jews OBSERVE
ANCIENT FEAST
Children Celebrate Chanukah,
Which Marks Great Victory
and Restoration Of Temple
FESTIVAL OF CENTURIES
Large and Devout Congrega-
tions Render Thanksgiving
Prayer and Join in Hymns

The seventh day of the feast of Cha
nukah, or festival of lights, was .cele-
brated yesterday by the children OF the
Jewish community.
Many hundreds of them attended the
synagogues during the afternoon ana
evening and the services were left to
them TO conduct The children per-
formed sacred office in each instance
with remarkable force, reading ore re-
citing the lessons both in Hebrew and
English and singing beautiful hymns OF
Joy.
The origin of the feast OF Chanukah
dates from the year 1922 (accordlng to
the Jewish calendar), when judah, the
son of Mattathias, routed the Syrian
army. judah then regained possession
Of the temple, which for many years
had been lost to the Jews Then came
the purifying and rededication Of the
sacred edifice wherein worship was re-
sumed on the 25th day of Kfslev in the
year 1922. Rejoicing over the signal
victory has ever been observed from
that date, 2O42 years ago, by the Jew
ish race
The festivities in the afternoon at the
Bush-street synagogue, at the Jewish
Educational Society's Free Religious
School and at the handsome new syna-
gogue, Congregation Keneseth Israel,
on Russ street, were marked with un-
usual enthusiasm on the part of the
children. Rabbis and officials were
present at each place of worship where
t. ~,
At the Bush-street Synagogue Rabbi
Isidore Myers prepared a sacred pro-
gramme of rejoicing, in which the chill
dren conducted the entire service in
Hebrew and English. Cantor NJ. Salo-
non, aided by the choir, rendered an
cient melodies centuries old.
One Of the ancient customs Of pre-
senting each child with bag of sweet
meats was duly observed and prizes In
addition were awarded for efficiency in
the religious classes.
At Congregation Keneseth Israel and
at the Free Religious School, Folsom
street, the children were bountifully
feasted.
The Rev. DR.. Nieto presided at the
festival exercises at CONGREGATION
Sheriff. Israel and the children con-
Quoted the services. Miss Sadie Green
read the chapter of the book of Macca-
bcec which recounts the incident of the
reH olt and rededication of the temple
and Louis Young recited from memory
the one hundred and twenty-fourth
Psalm.
Congregation Beth Israel was crowd
ed in the evening and the programme
was especially appropriate to the festal
occasion.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
DOCUMENTS ARE
ALL IN ORDER
Original Papers Connected With
the Trial of the Botkin Muir
der Case Found to Be Intact

The statement made in court by At
torney George A. Knight to the effect
that certain evidence in the Botkin
murder case had passed from the juris
diction Of the court proves TO be with
out foundation. The exemplars, exhib
its and every document appertaining to
the case which appeared in evidence at
the original trial were all placed in
charge OF Oscar Tolle, the deputy clerk
Of the court at that time, and by him
locked up in the vault in the former
court rooms of Judge Carroll Cook
which rooms are now used by the Hast
ings Law College. The documents have
always remained there and have never
been disturbed until yesterday, when
TOlle, under an order from Judge Cook
proceeded TO the vault and there found
everything intact and in the same con-
dition as when originally put there.
The prescription book belonging to
the Owl Drug Store was returned to
that company after the trial was con-
cluded and a receipt was given to De-
tective Lees for the same at that time.
which receipt is in possession of the ex-
ecutors Of the late detective. The can
dies that were alleged to have melted
and dissolved were found to be in fine
condition.
The new trial of Mrs. Botkin has
been set for February Is.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21

Ladies' and Gents initiated HandkerGhiefS IN
linen and linen CdmbrtC.
Ladies' Lace Collars, Fancy NeGkWearJ Liberty
RuffS and Real Lace HandkerChlefS.
Ladies' Hand Embroidered Linen HandkerGh1efSJ
sCall0ped and hemStltChed
Gents SILK initiated HandkerChiefS, SILK Muf-
flerS, Refers, SCarfS and Novelty NeCkWear.
Ladies' Fur SCarfS, Feather BOaS, Chain Purses
Fancy Belts and Novelty Opera Bags
Ladies' Fine Hosiery and Underwear in Silk
Wool, Merln0 and Cashmere,
Gents SILK Cashmere and Mer1no Underwear and
Half Hose.
Ladies' and Gents Silk Umbrellas, With Pearl,
Ivory, Silver, Horn and Natural Wood Handles
Ladies' and Gents best makes Kid Gloves, IN.
Guiding Reyner and Dent Brands.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
CHRISTMAS SERVICES AT
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Elaborate Programme of Sacred Music
VIII Be Rendered by a Specially
Selected Choir.

E4abOratc programme OF sacred MUSIC
VIII BE Rendered by a Specially
Selected Choir.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the celebration of the Christ
mas feast at Emmanuel Baptist Church.
The services viii begin at Il o'clock
on Christmas morning. The pastor,
Rev. J. George Gibson. viii preach the
sermon. A special choir has been en-
gagged for the occasion and viii render
the following musical programme:
organ War March Of the Priests" Men
celsshon): hymn Joy 10 the World" No. 3;
invocation; chorus. .'Hail Him U0wdinl; /;
Scripture reading: Matthew II: 1-10; Gloria
Pstri'': chorus 20 Sing for Joy
tPullin). prayer and Lords Prayer
chsnted by congregation; ohertory March
in c. tBochD: barytone solo. Behold
Your King" Meredith: sermon by the pastor;
chorus Good With U.s. Uerman); benedic-
tion: recessional March Of Wise Men"
CDoane).
In addition a special Christmas day
service will be held on next Sunday,
beginning a: II o'clock. The sermon on
that day Will also be preached by Mr..
Gibson and another elaborate pro-
gramme Of sacred music will be rem
dered by the choir.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
worship Medjidia Is Fast.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20. = The
cruiser Medjidia, built for the Turkish
Government by the Cramp Shipbuild-
ing Company, returned here tonight
from her trial trip. which proved to be
a success in every way to her builders.
over a one-mile course the cruiser sus-
tained 222S knots an hour. Her con-
tract is for % knots. The new warship
made a speed of 22.4 knots in a one
hour trial, and in a run of six hours
maintained a speed Of 20 knots fiat.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
Benefit for McKinnon Fund.

The members of Cathedral Council
No. SO. M. L, are actively engaged
in preparing a grand benefit for the
McKinnon memorial fund and have Sc
cured the Alhambra Theater for the
evening Of February 8, 1904. 1t is the
intention Of the committee in charge
to give grand vaudeville entertain
ment, the numbers to be contributed
by the best talent in the city. The pur-
pose of this fund is to erect a monu-
ment in Golden Gate Park to commem-
crate the late heroic chaplain of the
First California Regiment.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
HOLIDAY EXCURSION.
Paso RobIes Hot Springs and Retr

Paso RoIDles Hot Springs and Return.
RoUnd-trip tickets 10 Paso Robles will Be
only s. % This makes IL easy for all 10 pass
q feW DAYS a. this charming resort. Fine
drives through delightful country. invigorsting
air Of sea ana mountain, brilliant sunshine.
mud baths or in hot springs, fsultless fare and
service Of the famous hotel For reservations
Paso Robles Hot Springs. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21

The Servian Montenegrin Literary
Society held its annual election of off,
GERS on Saturday evening, which re-
suited as follows; President, John E.
Kukaviza; vice president, Petar S. Set
encich; treasurer, San zenovich; re-
cording secretary. Milan G. Stanisich;
financial secretary, George A. Dabo-
vich; trustees, Milan Kukaviza, Spaso
MilanoVich, Vladimir Popovich, Milos
Mandich; conductor, Steve Gerunovich;
inside guard, Steve Rapovac; doctor,
H. c. Carlson.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21

The members OF the Christian En-
deavor Union of the First Congrega-
tional Church held an interesting meet
ing at the lecture hall of the church,
Twelfth and Mission streets, yesterday
evening. A number of prominent men,
bers of the organization delivered in
teresting addresses on the good work
recently done by the union. The meet
ing was in charge of Mr.. de Vries.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
Falls and Breaks Leg.

Mrs. Thomas Melany fell down
stairs at her home, 102 Austin street.
Yesterday afternoon, breaking her
right leg. She was removed to the
Emergency Hospital, where her
broken limb was set.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
Nearly Meets Death hv Gas

E. w. Green, 'laborer, blew out
the gas last night in his room at 322
Third street. He was discovered in
an unconscious state and removed to
the Emergency Hospital. The doctors
say he will recover.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
High school Girls Hold links.

The Girls High School, Geary and
Scott streets, was the scene Of a lively
jinks on Saturday afternoon, when the
Girls Lowell basket-ba team and the
Atalanta Club held their annual jinks.
Speeches were made by prominent
members OF each organization and a
pleasing musical and literary pro-
gramme was rendered.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
ICE GORGES ARE
CAUSING TROUBLE

Threaten Safety of Craft and
Shipping.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 20.-With the
Ohio River frozen over and great
gorges at many places, a rise of nearly
three feet to-day threatens danger for
all kinds of craft. A harbor steam
ship was sunk here to-day by run
out of ice"
EVANSVILLE, Dec. Glowing to
heavy rains last night there is alarm
among steamboat men for fear the
large gorges between this city and
Louisville will break.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21

A girl is always sure she is having a
good time when two men ask her to go
out and she goes with the one she
doesn't want to go with to make the
other one mad.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
Holiday Goods
A Most Complete Stock

The attention of our customers IS called to our
large and complete stock Of Novelty and Staple
Goods, specially imported for the holiday trade all
Of which will be offered at the very lowest prices.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.

Our glove orders make YerU acceptable Christmas
Gifts and are received in all departments for anu
other goods,
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
Christian Endeavor Meeting.

Some very swell wedding invitations come
from Knowles. "a Second street. Main sos.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21

Trapper's OIL cures rheumatism and neuralgia
Druggists. SOC flask. Richard Co.. 400 Clay. .
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
Literary Society's Onicers.

ADAMS Irish Moss Cough Balsam the safe.
sure, guaranteed cure. 25c. 5oc. Druggists.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
EVERYTHING in Photography.

Kodaks and cameras make useful and
destructive Christmas presents. Kirk.
Geary & Co., 112 Geary street.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21

Just received, latest Partisan novelties. Xmas
glove on6ers. Dsnicheff 12l Grant ave.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-04
Seventh Anniversary Sale
June 1st to 3Oth.

HM giving Special Bargains at this sale to show in
- practical and substantial manner my appreciation
of the patronage that the citizens Of Kenosha and vicinity
have extended to me in my years of successful
and anceasnq business and at this sale will be pleased
to have my patrons call and enlarged store of
114O feet floor space also have reprinted and decorated
same, which combined with large stock of Watches
Clocks Jewelry, Cut Glass Fine China Sverwae, Art
Goods, and Optical Dept makes it Of the finest
Jewery establishments in this part of the state.
will continue to sell the best goods at the lowest
prices. want your business and will make every effort
to get it and retain it. Give me trial
nAIr The Reliable Jeweler
IL " DHLL Expert Matchmaker
272 Main Street, kenosha, Wisconsin