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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
en- BOG at BOAR.
Scnatprcn IfilSrer 1T yefrnotifab
mcS lanbsfjcnotc WGno.

Scnator George Soar ira Wtoslo'
duietts er fsot Den 29oe augit't 1926
% gifI ioaIeoes | CONNER mo it
7Soe aor; men DOG bar ban troos lin
bsie Iloer iibgipet en- ltor BOG %
ifriper iaa Iiplist ON en- llngoom. 20.
gen beoer autobiography OF Sepet.
IN geors" oa laber os fslge bans S:p
Iigeiro 9orneaarene til Den mlpGret'
DC Sib. S~rtereSiarte er bans DON'T
me ON en- RGffe al De 0iGno, iom
ban bar iio0et iammen meb iSitiet og
Senatet eller iom bar inotaget lie.
6enoe Stiuin9er | Sauoet. Son er.
life altio naooig. SiGr bar ban inco
HoScoe Gonfling, iom bar Senator
fra Ieiu Dorf og iroirefte GAP Stsbet
til @arficIhS Worb. @ariieIo 90
Blaine, bans Statsmiuiiter, pilbe be.
iGtte oct pi9tigc acknowledgements
| 9em Dorf eftcr tit Sobe; men Gonf'
ling forlangte at faa inb Ell anoeh
Wonb, % Su Hegieringeu life fsieoe
iig, traaote ban no al Senatet % Dan.
ncoe oen iaafalote Stalmart.S ppoii.
tioneu Der greb ben ~ioagiinbeoe @rt.
tenu % brugte bom til at ifpoe Err.
iioentcu. Sienhifabet meIlem Cont.
ling % Blaine bepirfebe / 1884, at
atem Dort off meb @roper Gleuelono
og inro6 Blaine. On Gonfliug tiger
Soar, at bon piitnof pnr en- 9egn.
belle, men ban bar tiaige untuaoelig
torIGngclig baof 90 n%nmoSienoe.
SoorS Com ON Ell aliocn aioso
Senotstollegn er meget arnitia. On
ISobn Sberulan ira Ohio Tiger ban, at
ban ilet life bar set "SSsbierg", iom
man tog bam for. San bar tpertimoS
Ell meaet bebaaeIiq ScIifabSmunb,
fornuftig, fruftfuIb, mooig, tro %
TrItg. Ofen ban mougIcbe aloelcS
Sans for Sumor.
SnmeS q. Blaine tuoer Soar frof.
tig / 6oripor moo opn UNDER SoIa.
fanpcn / 1884 ubbreote 9eitpIoniua.
at ban iom SuietS Speafcr baooe la.
oct iia bcitiffe % mcIct lin aoae.
Soar or Suriit, % ban tiger, at ban
nete bor ititocret Ifternc, iau ban pcs,
bpo0 ban taller ON.
Ncget moabia err Soar moo fin
SanoSmunb @er Butler. San IfiIorcr
ham ION onNitab&fuIO, brutal % lam
p%ittigbeN&Ie&.
San lifcr beIler life Carl Sdur;
oa bans Spiuaniuger meIcm Garti.
ernc, men %inbremmer, at ban er en-
interesinnt aaratter.
Nm General @ront flyer Soar, at
ban life uIeu bar ell flor SeItberre,
men ogiuo bar Ell itor 8rriioent. Ser
por no8et ~barrIi8t % troifpIoigt pes
BAN. Som @cucra ~lfprito0 ban mcb
ct uIeiIbort Sforpblif at pGIgc iite
doll, men iOm Grriiocnt Ioo han iia
Iet MARIE al ]egeunpttiae Rennefer.
ION bptIeoc SCngiucnhe0 for ban, OF
bop0e ban fsrit sipet Dem ct GmbeSe,
too ban Dem beitonoia / 5oripor,
ltlSnt De beuiSIig bar forrupte. SON
leoeoe Den FRO. at Sc par Iiseiaa or.
l'Ge % oGroiae iom han ieIp, oa at
De on%8rCbc9, foroi sc bar BAN BEN.
sIone. @rant& e~ftcrfsIeer. grpii.
Dent Sapca. ioar fun 2ooorb al Soar.
San bar pIjgttro % peIpinig moo
SDoen % ROrSeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
Reiiereu.

Sislge Hp9tet ifal Sen iranife
Spccialiit i SaIieipsbomme, Or. III.
bert 8obin, bore falot til gotsbam
for at tonferere meo aeiier @ilbeIms
Eager.
8epefiteu / aeiierenS Sails piier
iig life at bare iaa uifpIbia, ION Den
isrit opgoucS al oGre. Range tror,
at @iIbeIm or / iantme Stiaing iom
lin SSaber, aeiicr 6reorif. % i'm Do.
Der gictoria. 9esge 6~orRIorene %.
De al arGit. sos aeiier Srebrif hi.
tie iig en- tiIipuelabeuoe uifpIoig 90.
Imp i SaIicn; men ben blep bans Dob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
8Octbes Sms / @eimar bepures iom

8octbes Sms / @eimor bepares iom
en- fultirbiitoriif Seligoom oe er mn
inorettet til ct nationalt 8oetbe.Mu.
iGitm. Wen iaa b9note oct fig, at
ma bar itGro me6 at uopiSe Ell
8abe, o. for at faa bette giort, maot.
te man ifi9re bort enbel at Sopen %
oct gamle StehgiRroe omfring 8oe-
flies Sus, men 9praaoet looebe at
iGtte cp ct Sernitafit iiteoet. Seraf
opitob Der | @piierne en- Iangparig
arangel, iom MI er enot meo, at
Storbertugen at Sadien.8 eimar be.
itemt bar erfl9ret, at bperfen Soc.
Ties Sus eaer ben gamle Sape meo
Stenmuren ON maa rsreS, men ifal
beoares uforanoret neo ieiennem 81.
oerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
9rcpfms-s ascn. Den f~ranife ae.

Grcpfns.S ascn. Den frantic Re.
giering bar nebiat en- 9ommisiion
for at giennemie 9ofunenterne | ben
bersmte Srepius-S Sag, og Den ifal
haue funoet to elder Here, JON er fal.
life, men iom bog bar aiaisrenoe for
ben arme Manns Sfiebne. Sagen
ifaI tages op igien, % man trory at
Der Oa pil fremfomme araperenoe Sps
lDsninger ON bans S%orfslaere, s
Garis er IImenbeben for Giebliffet
mere optaget al Drepius. afiRren eno
al 9egipenbeberne paa Yanama.Gis
oct. Rme. 3ola, Gnfen eiter ben be-
rsmte Sfribent. opboloer fig for 81.
Den / Goln og bar | Ell SSnterpietp be.
flaget, at benoes Mano life Iebeoe
lrnge nof til at faa ie, at Sinoeu bar
penot iig. San optraabte til Soripar
for SrepfltS, men paaoroa iig oerpeb
ct nobrebt SAD % itore Cab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
senator EOrafer, fpm er MebIem

al ben SenotSfomite, Der ~unoerisger
alagerne moo General @ooo, erfIG-
rer, at intet er iremfommet, iom
mobbepiier @eneralens Gaaitano, ar
ban life ioa oen al Iaior Hincie
itrepne slrttfel, fsr ben bar offent.
ligeiort. Huncies gionesbprS bar
mere til @aon emo til Sfaoe for
@ooS. ifictt set par beresnet paa at
oripe bam til 2ssner, nnor ban iagbc
til Er9iioenten oe arigsminiIteren,
at ban bar ufienbt meb Den ombano.
leoe Irtifel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
3n or BET spamicns snr til at

fomme paa aant meo 8ene3uelo, og
oct fsrite Sfriot til afbrpOelie al De
biplomatiife 6%orbinoelier melem De
to @tagter er alerebe taget, ibet ben
ipanife Resierina bar tilbagefalbt
lin 8~oofienbelie Of ale pene5uelanife
&oniuler | Spanien. s @aibinston
giGtter man paa, at bette Sfriot er
taget til 8iengiGlb for ben ublioe ge.
banoling, JON blep ben ipanife Wini-
tier til Caracas 4oa Ben ipanife &on.
iul / ga 8uapra tiIoel. Gen ipanife
Iiniiter bar nenllig Spmano en-
Grltatningstpilt melem Merico %
S~ele3uela, o. ba ban CAB Rerico
Meobolo, blep Spboloet / Caracas
giort BAN iaa beot, at ban maatte for-
ipinbe. Sg mi flyer altiaa Spanien
Saf Tor iioit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
Gu sueitOrm raicoe / SesunocIier

VI" NN1NNN ~NSN'~NfIN'
al Seune llge ! gu8Ianb % ben iii.
grGuieube Gel al SaitIanoet. Eaa
mango Steoer / England maatte alt
uoenosrs Nrbeihe tuoitiQeS, % j Bel.
glen blep SeIe9rui. og Seleioniorbiu-
Selien meS Spitlano afbriiot. 9lauot
oen frantic Siiteriloaoe or ct SneS
RenneiteIiu gaaet tiIipiloe unSer De
iioite Stormoage. Soernlt runot Den
brittle apit isste Sfibe inc til nGr.
mcite Sam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04

HrOOfitOn college CT | fuI0 @irf.
lombeS belle Naret. Rau fan begun.
Dc til boiIteniombeIit SiO. Specieut
aInSier for Rptommere. Seno cite:
M autaIog, ). 6. Sutbre, Groot.
ton, Winu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04

Sor nogIe Gage fiben er | Sinlano
emaneret en- "Sorisining", iom oan.
ner en- M arunfeIie at ben perion.
Iise Sntegritet.
Oct eiplSer Representation AT
reiienoe, iom fohmer til Sinlanot
ira ltoIanoet, ligeiom al Golf, boiatre
/ 2anoets apitbper % i9rlia | @rGn.
Iebperne. Saooanne reilenbe reiife.
rer ru naariombelit at blipe arbolbt
.og nnoerispt inbtil bare 8roppen.
0enne "Soripinins" er iaa Sere.
itaaenbe / lin art, at ben life engans
eriiterer / 0e moo 5piflano beliggen'
De @rpnieitationer loget ganife
eget for 3inlunb a~ltiaa. ppilfe Ban.
feli9beoer % builfe slfbraf / geriOn.
traiifen bette blauotunbet fom.
mer til at meoisre, err let at inoic,
Tiger Den finite 8repifriper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
Sra Sinlano.

Den fsrite Deportation bar funoet
Steo. 0i meooeler efter eft yreo rra
Seliinsiors til @Dagens Hpbeter"
nosle enfeItbeoer ON bette iioite llo.
flag al Den riisfiife grutalitet.
Som fer meooeIt, arreitereoes |
gpen SoronpoIa / oct sitlige 3inIano
ben tioligere peo en- geialing ira 30.
brifoif giennem oct finite Senat a..
latte gorgermeiter y. 5aIenblab pna
aaben @aoe, fsrtes til 8iborg og in.
oeipGrreoes | Slottet. Der er | bet
rusfiife Wilit9rs 9eioSeIie.
Com 9epis paa Strengbeoen peo
oenne Snoeip9rring nfsres, at ban
itoo unoer gepogtnins al en- Soloat
meo labt @epGr inbe i 89reliet % to
lige pel beoGbneSe 8agter uoenfor
3sren. San ifal bore blepen unber.
fnitet etilaas 3ortur, iom ifuIoe brin'
Ige BAN til 9~efienbelie angaaenoe
Sooeompnoene for ben pasiipe Rob-
itano / Sinlanb.
Sra Slottet fsrtes ban | Itsrlte
SemmeIigbeo ON 9atten UNDER Wili.
tRreiforte til 8iborsS Sernbaneita-
ton, bporefter ban meo ct til Ct.
petersburg ofsaaenbe ertra WilitRr.
tog b~efororeoes til Sen rusfiife SO.
ueoItao, bpor ban MI iiboer / Bare.
t9gtsiGngiel, iibefienbt bpilfet, ben.
tenbe paa bioere geiororing til Sibi.
rien.
Otter bpab Ser f%orlpoer, turbe MI
ingen flere 6oroisninger finoe Steu
peItoper, men blot moo git, til De
%iierneite Dele al oct eitropeiife Rus.
lano og til Sibirien.
Sra Seliinsfors mebbeles til "af-
tonblabet", at aru Saaonblao bar
inbgipet 9lage til Brofuratoren |
Seliingfors. Oct blep benoe tilaot
peo @anoens aireiie at iiee BAN
Sarpel paa Stationen, % De rusiiife
Sificerer, iom befanbt iia / iamme
Sernbaneuogn, ifal iintfslenbe bope
iorlaot gognene unoer a%fifeoen mel.
lem ben f9ngilebe % bans Suitru. -
Senne goIbsbanbling moo en- aniet
finif Wanb bar paa bet iterfeite op.
rsrt Spinionen / SinIaub.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
Thinks All Are Too Well Paid.

Among officeholders in Washington
Comptroller Tracewell of the tIea 5ury
Is regarded as most extraordinary
person. Mr.. Tracewell's salary is S..
500, and he thinks be is overpaid.
Worse than entertaining such heter-
edox opinion, however. is the fact that
ne has not hesitated to give express
sion thereto. During the recent ses.
sion OF congress he was giving a sub.
committee some information regard
ing his office. The chairman compli.
mented him by saying: You are the
nTst man government officer who has
appeared before us who did not ask
Tor an increase of salary Tracewen
replied bluntly: Tn getting a blank
sight too much now" In private CON
Versat1on ;atet he said: "Considerng
the hours Of their labor and their re.
spohslbllltles government emnloyes
are PAID more than any other class Of
men in the world" All OF Which is
regarded in bureaucratic circles as
nttle short of revolutionary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
Some c~oHtsbic Investments.

1t is pie T 3 promoter 70 exhibit a
list OF successful iuvestpoents as q bait
Tor something whi2h ne is trying to
float. One Of the really clever fellows
doWn-toWn shows what an Investment
ct Sloo in some mines has accom-
pllshed. Ii Calumet and Hecla it has
gained S32o 600, il Boston and Mon
tana s165.o00, in Isabella s25,000,
Standard $215,0o0 Uritad Verde $40.
G6c. Roi s1o9 Geo, Granite Mountain
$l2o.0oG. Yellow Jacket 100000, Bel.
cher s@50,0Ge. Quincy s13o,oG0. Tama
rach >5l90,000 4 similar investmen,
IN Bell Telephore would have realized
5000. .00G.--New York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
r!!ere's d H'12,'. 1,.'9. "i-, ~" Gu~e.

A novel remelr ios t.e "dri,k hab-
it"-or, 1ati2or Tor O obi:.g hose
who have 1'sHor.. eli 10 re.nair
"on the water cs,l ''-s orsi, $ OF ice
water drunk thrcu-.' 2 raw potato.
Take a bowl Of je- Aarer end a pots,
to. PeCi tie, pG:asO Il Il ext Gown one
end Of it until it caa hc es>iiy insert
ed in the nioltll dip tte potato in
the ice wafer anG afet il every time
cra".ng for stror g Griak comes on.
1t is claimed that this treatment viii
effect AZ absolute cure. Tie why and
the wherefore are rot stated, hut the
process is snch a simple ore that
there can be nc aarm il trying it If
any ore is afflicted with a thirst
which tley really and t..uly desire to
lose.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
She Was Thinking OF Twins.

The arril a. OF iw,i.s iii a Harlem
tat ore cTen!ng .ast week caused
big sensation. and the ter OF the
young nlotler WIS So Impressed by
the unexpected lon3r o1 ,aiu3 al...~
to pair at She lost her wits for
the time being She rushed to the
nearest pc.toiace and asked for
stamps SO that she might spread the
glad tidings. The atten, Mt said az
fably, "l5 w plany, Miss p 'Two:"
size cried joyously "What kind?" ne
queried. "a boy and g ~ said she.
then fed in Htter Gisnay.-New York
"ress
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
ThE EXTRAV2 G~,.4Cr: OF VIC MEN
London Journal Champions tic Cause
cf trc Far Sax.

London Journal Champions the Cause
cf t7c rair Sex.
In all sections Of society cne hears
married mea. ard indeed others,
grumbling considerably at the ex-
trayagaEce OF their wom enkind in
dress III individual cases they may
have the right to srumble; but IN
principle and in ge eral | 90 not SEQ
that they have any genuine grounds
for complaint. because if women are
now extraragant in dress it must be
remembered that for generations
men have been eXtraEagant in other
and worse forms Of self-indulgence.
And, after all, man car take comfort
to his soul in the knowledge that it is
chiefly with view to pleasing him
that woman INDUCES in follies of this
sort, added to which he should count
it as gain that this particular form
of extravaganza adds to the general
cheerfulness and gaiety OF life.-~ Lon
don World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
C!efhs as Hl..e 1ri .,s.7e-H

ln Hay OF etesE ye.,: tie Wineries
IN the neighborlooa s. East Finch
ley and Ba:1et England. eve EN-
ployment to ts.s.5cads CT ":.ej.- p!nyed
CLERKS ard sa!as1.eY @..e go oat from
1.ondcl.. lney az e.:sS.ae.i j.. trim
ming ;ho clusters Of yjrcs, rmeTing
al. ra=.ss@a i5c5 aid tainted Grai..
For tbs labor, wi.inn is done III a
high temperature the mea 3eceive
about S675 week, out OF wh,c5
they paY their OWN board and lodg.
Ing. TIE vine growers 3re1ar unem.
ployed clerks for this work. which is
of nature too delicate to be under
taken by horny handed" help.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
uoiANGuAGE OF THEIR OWN.
e..;se Are TIE Cnly People Who Can

swiss Are tie cniy People Who Can
Net Boast a Di~..:,:cti>c Tongue.
Among the peoples Of the world TIE
cuiss are alone in having: n9 language
they can call their own. Ar" ling to
j.. recent y.sitr" TO lae lit 3 county,
about tn, ea-four5hs Of the people OF
Switzerland aEeaE German. while tie
remainder divide four other languages
a,ar-e t7am. mainly French and ltal.
ian the languages varying as rule
a.co fine to the proximity OF the peo-
nle 70 each country whose tongue they
snaaI. Public documents and no.
tices are pEi.ted il both French ard
German.
In the Swiss congress or national
,arliament the members make their
.oeeches either in French or German,
for nearly all the members understand
nosb languages. The orders of the
president are translated by an official
intern, eter and furnished to the news
naners in both languages. Probably
It would cuzzle e'en Macau]ay's
learned schoolboy TO name the presi.
dent of the Swiss republic. He is M.
tdclf Deucher, name that will be
etraree to many ever of those who are
familiar with the names and titles OF
every other European RIVER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
A Town Douhly Incorporated.

a peculiar complication has arise1
III oregon over the question whether
iowa Incorporated two times ever
is i2s2-ly incorporated At All. A
Se27 ill and a house Bill incor
pofati- . the town Of Adals3 in Una
saia county were passed by 5oth
d0eses a&d reached the soYoeao,
VINO signed them both. They we're
suppressed to be eYactly alike, but
on examination it was found that the
boundaries are slightly differently de.
,ine0' IN the bill which last became
aW ata thus superseded the first bill
tne boundary lines DO uot go com,
pletely around the town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
Motor Cars In Switzerland

T. enoulo Me experiments in progress
~ the ne.ghborhood of Berne prove as
successful as is anticipated travellers
vs., w switzerland in the summer Of this
ta. teat VIII be able to cross the moun.
.a,.a, , ny motor car instead of the
% asuai post diligence The actual trials
sn man oe made in the spring, and the
to ,, al'o, IL successful, will be not only
ant "ir'W NV travellers to make the differ.
onen one journeys in half the time, but to
nrea npen sne mountain roads, which are At
the horses ~ "A <'ooun' OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
$tuC Reward, S7uc.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages anG
that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, re.
quires a constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal,
ly. acting di"ecuy upon the hioo3 ana
mucus surfaces Of TIE system, thaae.
by destroying tie foundation O. the
disease and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature il doing It's work,
The propretors have so much faith III
it's curative powers chat they offer
one Hundred Dollars tor any case thar
t fails to cure Send for list OF tes
timonials. Address,
:. ]. CHENEY G CO, Toledo, Q.
Sold by Druggist, 75c
Halls Family Pills are the best
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
S:aUonS Far from Town.

Most of the railway stations in Rus
sia are about two miles from the
towns which they respectively serve.
This is a precaut.on against fire. ss
many Of the Rrsgian dwellings are
tnAtched with straw.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
Afterthouoht<

II frequently occurs" s.,a ~.
;n,nao moer OF Congress, that the most
the p', liant 'aht part of womar's letter "a
have -, answered his wife, "and =,
e 80. oeen informed that quite fra
.hen .henoy the most important tb;ns
oi" Is the amendment"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
2NAM'S O., - RiiLiNE

* Cod 5 1t, to .uta. :. Is a positive
"ure fer oajarrh of the head and nose
nay fever, asthma. headache ard vii
lare a cold il one nights time. Foy
ale at Il: drug stores.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
you KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAX.
ING

" lei. you take Groves Tasteiess Chill
Tonic, because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle, showing tina,
it :; simply IRON and quinine in taste
less FORM No cure no pay 5Sc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-30
CARNEGIE INSTITUTE WORK
;c,ontinued from First Page.)

fContinued from First Page.)
 sics, recommends an appropriation of s106,000 and an annual appropriation of $50,000 for geophysica1 laboratory.
 The year book embraces a special re- port of l.. A. Baur suggesting the an- nual appropriation of s25.O00 for an in- ternational magnetic bureau. T. D. Seymour, who was commissioned by the institution to make archaeological in vestisations in Greece and Asia Minor and report on the opportunities for re- search there, reports that Corinth Is ex- ceedingly important, that exploration e the western end of Crete and Asia Minor would be of real scientific value and that the sites of Antioch on the Orontes, Laodicea and Baetian Thebes seem the most promising for great ex- cavation. At least $50.000 would be re- cuired Cor Antioch and Laodicea and less for Thebes. Raphael Pumpelly, who has been making investigations in the trans-Caspiafa country on a com- mission from the institution, reports that he and his associates have found in Turkestan full canfirmations of the statements of a long progressive dissi- cation of that region which from remote times has converted cultivable lands in- to deserts and buried cities in sands. He reports that they have found widely distributed, great and small abandoned cities of human occupation, with evil
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-30

they mixed it. Cerbett pitting left and right 10 jaw. COrbett sent in hard left to the jaw. They mixed 1t. both swinging with right and left. They stood shoulder to shoulder, fighting like demons, both landing hard rights to the jaw. Corbett sent left and right to the jaw and right to the stomach. Hanlon looked grOggy for the first time and wobbled a bit Corbett kept after him, and they still fought shoulder to shoul- der. Hanlon hanging on. This was de- eidedly Corbett's round. He stood with his head against Hanlon's breast, swinging left to the stomach and right to the jaw, Hanion tried to fight, but his blows lacked force. If Corbett could have got him to stand back he would undoubtedly have knocked him out.
 Round 14-They assumed the same tactics, Corbett hugging right and left to the stomach. Hanlon fought back hard and landed two terrific swings to the jaw. He then sent Corbett back with right to jaw, staggering the cham pion. Corbett. however. fought back violently and landed some telling blows on Hanlon's body. Corbett sent Hanlon to the floor with two lefts to the jaw. He was down nine seconds. They went into mix-up and Corbett planted right and left to the jaw. Corbett stood away. begging away at Hanion and forcing him to the ropes. The gong ap- pareRtly saved Hanlon from a knock out. Hanlon stood still, covered his face and body with his gloves. and Corbett punched him as hard as he
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-30
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED.

MT. and Mrs. Frank Hooker ot Ed- wards street were pleasantly surprised last evening by . party of their friends. the occasion being the seventh anniver- sary of their wedding. Prizes at cards were won by Mrs. 4. Swift and Albert KeeIer. Mrs. Edward Reeves favored the party with several vocal selections.
 The friends present presented MT. and Mrs. Hooker with q handsome mahog- any pedestal. 4 fine collation. was served.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-30
cANTATA THIS EVENING.

By Trinity M. F. Sunday School.
 Some forty young people of Trinity M. F. Sunday school, B. G. Hitchcock, su- perintendent will give the cantata "The Real Santa Claus" this evening at 7:s0 in the Sunday school room, corner George and Dwight streets. Doors open at GAS o'clock for admission to the gallery. and at 7:15 to the main floor. The school will be admitted on pay ment Of a potato and an apple. The public will be welcome and are asked to make an offering of money at the door. 43 ..
 The school also will bring gifts of food. etc. for the poor, and there will be a box of candy for each scholar.
 The cantata will be replete with bright music and some fun. Santa Cfuas will be there with his fairies.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-30

could Hanl0n would not be knocked out, however, and when the gong rang went to his corner with a grin
 Round 15-Corbett tried several IeIts I'd the face at long range, but was short. At the end Of the round Hanlun WeS taking q most terrific beating with gameneSs seldom seen. He could not fight back effectively, and could hardly protect himself.
 Round 16-CorbefL missed . hard right uppercut for the face. but a moment later sent HanlOn tO the floor with right and Jeff 70 jaw. HaAlOR took the count 0f nine. He then elung to Corbett, the latter trying rainly to knock him out. Corbett sent In . succession of rights and lefts to the face. Corheft yelled 10 HaniOnis seconds to stop the contest, which they refused to do. Cor bett then delivered an avalanche of blows on the CaiifOrnianis jaw. sending him back against the ropes. The crowd yelled to the referee to stop the contest. Graney then in terfered and awarded the decision 10 Cor bett.
 Arter the fight Corbett went over to Han- lon and kissed him. Hanlon said: You can lick them all. 7
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-30
FIRE COMMISSIONERS HOLE
 COURT.

Two Men Found Guilty of Drunkenness
 and are Reduced in Rank.
 A special meeting of the fire commits sioners was held in city hall last even ing for the purpose of trying two tire- men who were under suspension, charged with drunkenness. Both men pleaded guilty. After a hearing, mat ters being given careful consideration by the commissioners, they were both reduced in rank.
 Captain William P. Daley of truck No. was first placed on trial. He said that on Christmas noon he went to his home for dinner and found lot of company there. He drank little liquor with his dinner and when he got