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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
Powder Magazine Is Looted.

BUTTE, Mont, Sept. IA Miner spe-
cial from Helena says that officials of
the A. NJ Hotter Hardware Company to-
day discovered that their powder house
and magazine, located just outside the
city limits, had been broken into last
Friday night and 215O pounds of dyna-
mite had been stolen. To-day word was
received from Blossburg that a quantity
of dynamite was found cached along the
tracks of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Railway officials will say nothing about
the find.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
Rogenthal Need MOT Paw.

Judgment for G. NJ. Rosenthal for costs
was rendered yesterday by Judge Heb
bard against the City of Paris Dry Goods
Company. The suit was for S13O for goods
furnished Mrs. Rosenthal the day follow
ing the filing Of a suit for di-
vorce by Rosenthal, and which
were charged to her. The evidence
showed that the plaintiff corporation had
failed~eo make sufficient inquiry as to the
ability of Mrs. Rosenthal to pay, and had
overlooked the fact that the goods pur-
chased were not necessaries.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
DELMAR SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Telegraph
First Race-First One, Arkansas
Pass, Quicksilver Sue.
Second Race-Port Warden, Tur-
rando, Lampadrome.
Third Race-Sting, The Four Hun
dred, Certain.
Fourth Race-Dynasty, Gus Lanka,
Spencerian.
Fifth Race - Atlas, A1Iegrette,
Frank Collins.
Sixth Race-The Bobby, Branch,
Ell Caney.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
City Manager of Telephones.

John |. Sabin, president Of the Pacific
States Telephone and Telegraph Company
announces that w. ]. Phillips, who has
been for several years division manager
OF the company in Oregon and Washing
ton' has been transferred to San Fran
cisco to occupy the position, recently Gre
ated, OF city manager. The entire charge
OF the companys local business will be in
the hands of Phillips, to whom all mat
ters In connection with local telephone
business may be made known by teIe-
phone or writing.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
Czar Not to Venture on Streets.

VIENNA, Sept. 2L-The newspapers
state that on the occasion of his ap-
preaching visit here the Car, on account
of the project formed by the Socialist or
ganizations of making street demonstra-
tions in sympathy with the Russian strik-
ers. will not venture in the streets of
Vienna. He will spend only a halliday
at Schoenbrunn Castle, whence both the
Emperors will proceed to Styria on a
shooting trip.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.-wilIiam Coppee
Stevens chief clerk in the United States en-
gineering department office, is dead at his
home here, aged 40 years. He was formerly
stationed at Portland, Or.
SEDALIA. Mo-, Sept. 21.-Fire at the State
Fair Grounds to-day destroyed the cattle and
horse barns. the emergency nre engine house
ard eighteen freight
PARIS, ILL.,, Sept. 21.-Bondholders OF the
Paris Gas. Light and Coke Company TODAY
made application in the Circuit Court for a
receiver.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
will Discuss Whipping Case.

Miss Jean A. Dwyer, acting principal of
the South End School, appeared again
yesterday afternoon before Superintend-
ent w. II. Langdon in relation to the al
legged charges of having severely whipped
Frank Duignan, pupil in that school.
Langdon decided to bring the matter up
before the regular meeting of the board
on Wednesday, and then it will be de-
cided whether the case will be brought
to public trial or not
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HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2L-Hawthorne entries:
First race, five furlongs, selling Foresight
100, IouchstOne 10e, Requimis 1O6 Instrument
100. Sol Smith 1O6. Go Between 1O4 Myron
Dale 1O4, Lawndale 1O3 Eugene IO3. Toka-
lon lO3 Apple 101. Oudon 101, Shaitan 1O3
Miss Mollie 9s, Hoceo 9S
Second race six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 112 Red
Raven 100. Ancke 109 Orfeo 100, AhoJa 1O9
Third race. one mile. handicap-Dr Stephens
1ob. Hargis 105, Warte Ncht 103, Louisville
80 Bard Burns "a. Proceeds 81
Fourth race, one and sixteenth miles SELL
ing-Carat 102. Ivernia 101 Leenja 1Ol, Anto
lee lOl, Omdurman 90. Bard of Avon 90. Frank
NJ 96. Dutch Carter 96. Frivol 90
Fifth race. six furlongs-Don Domo III Ed
ward Hale 105. Irish Swede 1O5 Cascine lO5
The Hebrew 1O5 Sweetie 1O2 Katie Powers
lO2. ADollinaris 102, COgnomen 102
sixth race, one mile-Waina moinen 100
Lemco 80. Brush BY 49, Birch Broom 99
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shortstop Francks Is Recoverinr

Los ANGELES. Sept. 21.-"Buckr
Francks. shortstop for the Oakland base
ball team, who was taken i'll several days
ago in this city, has been operated upon
fo- appendicitis Dr. Pierce, the attend
ing surgeon, pronounces Francks' condi-
tion as satisfactory.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
HOLLOW VICTORY
FOR LURAL|GHTER
Mare Canters Home in
September Stakes at
Hawthorne.
-Four Favorites and a Second
Choice Among Winners
Of Brackets.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO, Sept. al. F. Davis and
Company's Luralighter. ridden by Jockey
Stille and closing at to l, won the Sep
tember, handicap in a canter at Haw-
thorne to-day The Don was second ana
Lady Jocelyn third. All three were long
shots and not one was given more than
an outside chance. Corrigan's McGee,
which won a fluke race on Saturday,
went to the post favorite at to l. backed
from T. with Fred Cooks pair, Linguist
and Lendin, second choice at 16 to 5. The
Don rushed TO front down the back
stretch and led Luralighter by nearly
three lengths TO the head of the stretch.
Then Stille gave the Davis filly her head
and she went to the front, winning in
a canter by a length and a half.
-Four favorites, a second choice and an
outsider captured the money to-day The
track was fast but not at its best; the
weather clear and hot One of the best
crowds of the meeting was in attendance
Summary:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey St q Fin.
~ to l9-Best Man,l0 (Buchan'n) 5 s II
20 to l-Rabunta, 109 (FerrelD... 3 2I
80 70 Ill Corbett 112 CWond'ly l 80
Time l:l5. Start good. Won easily. Win
heT' Ie' L; Reins b g. by Florist-Effie c. Ledus
Moranda 1O9. Captain Hamon 100, Lutte IO9
First Past 1l2 also ran.
SECOND RACE-steeplecbase. short course
handicap:
Betting, Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. ,. Fin.
70 5-Gal6a; 135 diueston) -. s II
> to to l-Paulaher. ohI3r. ISs Cseaton).... %
n-i- lime, 500 10. Start good. Won easily.
winner, r. Corrgans b. c. by Major Rich
ards-Miss Preston Snowdrift 133, also ran.
Mrs Grammar 140, threw rider.
THIRD RACE-Mne. September handicap:
Betting- Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin
10 l-Luralighter, lOI (Stille). l IL
10 The Don, 107 CWonderly) 1 III
J. 10 LADY Jocelyn l04 (Bonner) 3 n
Time. l:41. Start fair Won easily Win
ner, D. r Davis q Co b. f. by Lamplighter-
Laura r MCGEE us, Monsieur Beaucaire los.
1-insuist 10. Postmaster Wright 49, Lendin
lle' Judge Hines 12s, First Chip 100, also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-six furIongs, purse:
BETTING. Horse, Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
q 10 auditor % CRobbins).....I nix
: 10 1-Toah ia (BuchananA . %
II 70 Gallant. ia OH. Phiripsl 4
Time. ia 10. Start good Won driving.
" inner 5 :. Browns b. c. by Esher-Alcestis.
L Etrenne ia, Toledo %, Determination 50,
Elwood %, also ran.
FIFTH RACE-one and an eighth miles,
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St. a. Fin.
3 to Alright, 50 CWuson)..:.... s II
. 10 1-OHagen. % (Spencer) . ? h
. 70 Our Bessie, SO (Phillips). 3 3 2
r,-iL. lme. 90 30. Start good. Won handily.
Sunbeam. Fading Light %, Dodie S 81, Ida
y lo2' Charlie Granger 1o2, also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five and half furlongs,
purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. a. Fin.
y TO 1-Aggie Lewis. IO7 CWond'Iy) 2
to 2-Allista. l01 buchanan. 4 nix
lime, l;Os 20. Start good. Won easily. Win
Recreation. Trompeuse IO7 Mavor David s
Rose ITO. Coroner Kelly 10, also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
Powder Explosion in a Fort.

MOZAMBIQUE, East Africa, Sept. 21-
An explosion of gunpowder and grenades
has occurred at Fort Sac Bastano. Many
persons were killed and injured The fort
was badly wrecked. Further explosions
are feared
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
Death of Republican Leader.

ASBURY PARK, n. j., Sept. IL
Frederick S. Gibbs, member of the Ma
tional Republican Committee for New
York. died to-day of an affection of the
heart
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
GRAVEsEND ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2l.-Gravesend entries:
First race. about six furlongs, selling-Prin-
cess Tulane 80, Neither One IS. Queen Eliza
beth IO4 Monograph IO3 Demurrer III. The
Loop 90. King Pepper 10, Counterpoise 80,
Loclet 101. Upton 80. Lord Of the Manor 103.
Little Jack H0rner 102. Alabarch 1O3. Trinity
Bell JOB. Julia Junhn IS Lass O. Linden los.
Van Ness l04. Young Henry ll3, Tim D Jr
second race. about six furlongs. handicap.
-o-year-olds-St Valentine 119. Armenia 115.
I'd Tierney 10. Panique rs. Tim Payne 10
Bobadu 10 Topic los Massedo 1O3. Bryn
MaWr Jos. Reveille 90 POmpano g. Blytheness
-. Euphrata 100.
Third race. one and sixteenth miles. the
Sea Breeze. three-year-olds, selling-Gold Bell
los wild Thyme 105. Stroller los. Daisy Green
los Ella Snyder 9s. Payne 11O. Sheriff Bell
113 Orloh 9s Rostand 10l.
Fourth race. one and eighth miles, the
Occidental handicap-CaughnawSga ia, Hum
ter Raine 10. Andy Williams los. Charles FL
wood IO5 Lux Csta 107. Duke Of Kendall 102
Hurstbourne 100 River Pirate 100. Himself So
Warranted 90 Sheriff Bell 80, Girdle %.
Fifth race. about six furlongs, maiden two
yesr-olds selling-Miss Melton 109, Virginia
\ 1O9 Gamestress 109 Flag Officer 112. Miss
Shylock 100 Dutiful 112 Telephone 112. Emer-
gency 1O9 Revelatio1 1O4, French Matron 104,
Redmau 1O4 Russell Sage 1O4
Sixth race. one and a sixteenth miles handi-
cap. Observation-Disclosures 120. Charles FL
wood IL Duke OF Kendall 113, Leader los,
Sheriff Bell 10Y Sir VOORHEES, 1O6 Payne 106,
Stroller s5. Sir Iroubadour 80 Colonsay 30
GRAVESEND SELECTIONS.
BY the New York Telegraph.
First Race-Van Ness, Alabarch,
King Pepper.
Second Race-Blytheness, Euph-
rata, st. Valentine.
Third Race-Payne, Rostand, Wild
Thyme.
Fourth Race - Hurstbourne,
Charles Elwood, River Pirate.
Fifth Race-Revelation, Game
stress, Redman.
Sixth Race-Payne, Charles Ell
wood, Leader.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
Ball Player Dies From Lockiaw.

MARION. Ind, Sept. 21.-John Steudel
a former player on the Evansville base
ball team in the Central League, died this
afternoon from lockjaw. He broke a fin
ger while playing Baseball two weeks ago
and tetanus followed
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
Noted Singer Not Murdered.

PARIS, Sept. 21.-The Eugene Fougere
who was murdered at AK les Baines last
Friday night was not the music singer of
that name.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
HAWTHoRNE sELECTIoNs-

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First Race-Myron Dale, oudon,
Go Between.
Second Race-Ancke, orfeo, Red
Raven.
Third Race - Hargis, Proceeds,
Warte Nicht.
Fourth Race-carat, Bard of Avon,
Frank n.
Fifth Race-Cascine, Don Domo.
Sweetie.
Sixth Race-Wainamoinen, Brush
By, Birchbroom.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. 2f.-The conveyer
Of the Southern Pacific grain elevator. 500 feet
long, was destroyed by fire to-day together
with a part Of the wharf.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22

BUFFALO, N Y, Sept 21.-Michael
Grotty, who was shot by his father-in-law
James Mears yesterday, died to-day. Mears
shot ana killed himself Immediately after
shooting
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
Miss Lester Is Recomnensad.

The suit for $4,000 damages for brea ch
Oh promise brought by Mary E. Lester
against Joseph F. Burke, a Klondiker,
will not be tried. IT has been settled out
of court. An announcement TO this effact
was nade Yesterday by Miss Testers at
torneys when the case was called in
Judge Graham's court, and the suit was
oroered stricken from the calendar
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
Fire Destroys Mountain Top Hotel.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. H.-The Noun
tain Top Hotel on Blue Ridge and near
Alton, Nelson County, has been destroyed
by fire. All of the guests escaped.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
GRAVESEND SELECTIONS

Wadde1 Signs With Manager Mack.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. 21.-Rube
Waddell, the pitcher, admitted to-day
that he would play next year with the
Philadelphia Americans. he has signed
a contract with Manager Mack
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22

SECOND RACE-sIx furlongs: selling:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin.
10 Harry Griffith. 1O2 (Shea). 2 3
to 5-My Surprise, 1OT (Sheehan) . n
IL 10 Stub, 101 OVallace) .....5 33
Time, 1:16$4 Start good Won easily. Win
ner, J. X. Hughes b. 6. by The Heor-N Nola d.
Model Monarch 10. Tabellarius 1O7, Little
COrker 1OI. Crutchheld 110 Hemlock 1O7, Esca-
naba 1OI, also ran; Euralist 107 fell
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
FAvOR|TE FIRST
IN STAR EVENT
Frank Bell Captures
Sprint at Delmar
Track.
Montana Peeress Scores an
Easy Victory in Mile
Selling Race.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 21-Probably the best
race at Delmar Park to-day was the
fourth, a six furlongs sprint. 1t was won
by Frank Bell the favorite at I to 8,
after hard drive with Stand Pat. The
track was fast, the weather clear and the
attendance good. Summary:
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
Baseball Manager Vigneux Resigns.

Sept. H-Samuel Wig
the Portland team of
Baseball League, re
Fred Ely was elected
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22

PORTLAND, Or.
neux, manager Of
the Pacific Coast
signed to-day and
70 nj the vacancy.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
PITTSBURG TRIES OUT
NEW PLAYERS AND LOSES
Chicago's Infield Goes to Pieces and
Presents New York Team With
Game
NATIONAL LEAGuE.

PITTSBURG. Sept. 21.-Pittsburr r.
ITS new players in both games and Ia.
Attendance. $3.50. Scores. ~
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THIRD RACE-six and half furlongs

Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey ST. 3. Fin.
10 2-Lord Hermence los (Smith) l l l nix
Z to Wreath of Ivy 105 (scully) 3 Il
Time, 1:2314. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. J. F. Daniels & Co.'S b. c by Her
mence-Biddy Doyle. Hugh MCGOWAN 105 also
ran.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22

Snspa wop thn innings before Freemans home run
Chicago --''''--..--.'- II
Sullivan. Aa''eisoh ana
WASHINGTON. Sept. 21.-washington Sc
cured ~ lead in the first inning that St Louis
Score: AVVV'
1u.-,, r. H E.
c. tOn '''''.'s... .......... 10
o, LOUIS .......................4 10 2
c,i batteries-Dunkle and Kittredge; Wright,
- PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 21.-A batting rally
III tle seventh gave the home team to-day's
game. Attendance. 2995. Score:
p,, R. H. e.
r.I' ipnid '.'.'. ...,........,. IL
Detiot .'..'.'... ...............
Buelow
NEW YORK. Sept 21-Hard hitting by
Cleveland and poor felding by New York gave
a victory to Cleveland. Score:
49,, Aoih ''''.'................
Abbott
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22

FIRST RACE-Six furIongs; purse:
Betting horse. Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin.
) 10 l-Lora J, l0G (Sheehan).. ... 8
10 to 5-Nel. Cromwell, IS (George) s 22
10 to l-Phillida 9S (Hayes) )......2 3S
Time, :O3 y. Start good Won easily. Win
ner. Z. H Jones b. f. by G. w. Johnson-Tag-
toni. Edna Daniels 9s Ache 1O6. Pilgrim Girl
Chere IS. Zama l06. Always Faithful 1O2, Fond
Memory 9S also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BOSTON, Sept. 11.-Although Boston out
bstted Chicago to-day. the contest ran three
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
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extra innings before Freeman,s home -,
won the game. Score; ''o'ie ru
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-22
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs. purse:

FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs: purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to Frank Bell, ia (Shea). -. . ! II
. 70 Stand Pat, leo CCalvitO... I 3 2 nix
TO 1-Forehand 93 (McKinney). 3
Time, 1:1512. Start good Won driving.
Winner J. W. O'Nealls b. g by Big Henry
Flora Leach Hilee ia also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to Montana Peeress. 95 (Shea) 3 /
. to 1--Revenge Dare. 100 (Calvitt) 1 %
to l-Varna Fonso, S5 Perkins). 2 3 nix
Time, Ia Start good. Won easily. Win
Mary Peeress. Landola leo, After the Ball 90.
Badger 1O3. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy Yards:
purse
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 5-First Mason, 10I (Sheehan) IL
to 2-Flntlock. 104 (Shea) 2 "a
10 to Golden Glitter, 104CWckD 3 10
Time :45$4. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, Oots Bros ch. c by First Mate-Manola
Mason hummer II 105 also ran
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THIRD RACE-One and a sixteenth miles;
handicap for mares of all ages:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. = Fin
10 1-Stamp Ground. 1O7 (TIigns) 1
j 10 5-Eugenia Burch 113 CFulr) n
= 90 1-Molie Grant. Jos CRedfern)
Time 1:463-5 start bad. Won driving.
Winner. F. r. Doctors br. T. by Lamplighter-
Elise. Ascension 9S. Ada Nay l09. Elsie L 93.
Lux Casta 1l6 Agnes D 30. also ran.
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s.-Neer r-ollss
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
2 10 Mamie Worth. JOG fBurns)
q to to i-InTinobe. IoI CwiiRerson5, INK rs NJ 82
Time .09 -. Star poor. Won driving
Winner. J. Worth's ch. z. by ST. George-Ethel
Thomas Parlsisnne 1o4. ulyria 92 Mary Street
p Girdle lO5. also ran.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-12-12

the pioneer settlers of this city and
belonged to the well-known Hallolan
family, of which there were several
brothers, who settled here in 1854.
The funeral was Il large one and took
place Monday morning from the
church Of the immaculate Conception,
requiem mass being celebrated ut nine
O'Clock. The intcrment was at st.
Marys.
Mrs. ThoS. Hogan died of peritoni-
It's last Wednesday ut her late home,
Como avenue and Oak street. The de.
ceasrd was thirty-iivc years old and
always lived in Minneapolis. \ hus-
band and five children are left 10
mourn their loss. The funeral tool.
place from ST. l.lwrcncc'S church and
the intcrncnt was ut ST. Anthonv's
cemetery.
The death of Mrs. james Ryan. aged
45 years, occurred last Monday MORN
ing ut the family residence. 321i Al
drich avenue S. The deceased leaves
a husband and one son. Mrs. Ryan
was buried Wednesday morning
from ST Stephens church. Inter-
ment at st. Mary's.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-12-12
The Catholic Book Store.

The Standard Catholic Book store
is one of the best places in the city
to get Il sensible and useful holiday
present. The location is 81 Fourth
street S.. I'd floor. The Catholic Book
Store was established IL little more
than year ago by the proprietors of
The Irish Standard to supply the
wants of the Catholic people of Min
neapolis and the northwest. Hun
lreds of good books by best authors.
popular novels for young and old,
handsome prayer books, rosaries. soap
ulars. pictures, statuary and dozens of
other articles of value to every Cath
Ollie home. Call and see our handsome
new line of goods which have recently
arrived for the holiday trade. Mail
orders receive prompt attention. hut
should be sent in as early as possible.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-12-12
Kn uhts Of Columbus,

On Tuesday evening. December
Goth, at the West hotel cOmplimen-
tary banquet will he rendered to Most
Rev. John Ireland. archbishop of st.
Paul, ana Right Rev. J. l.. Spalding,
bishop of Peoria. by IIcnnepin coull-
ell of the knights of Columbus of this
city. Many other distinguished
churclmrn will he present. and it is
the intention of the local knights to
make the affair II memorable one.
Next Wednesday evening he second
degree will Is" conferred Oh Il class Of
20 candidates at the council chambers
I'D NicOllct avenue.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-12-12
St. Stephens Bazaar.

The st. Stephens church bazaar
closed Monday night with the award
ing of prizes and a most successful
auction sale of the articles left upon
the booths. When the bazaar closed,
Rev. Father Danehy said:
ut has been the most successful
bazaar st. Stephens church has had
for an off year, and l am deeply i'll
debted to the valiant work done by
the good people Of the parish. think
there is no doubt that we will net
S2.1OO, and I am happy to say that
tonight has been a great financial
improvement over any other night,
save Saturday."
The lucky individuals, in and out
of the church. who had helped the fail
in various ways by buying articles,
and by being the fortunate in the
awards made, We're all out in force
last night. Among those who were
awarded prizes last night We're:
OhS SSttl oupplS VI uutlSl, oSCil
Gustafson, 511 Third street south.
One years supply of coffee, NJ. c.
Burnside, 2521 Stevens avenue.
A handsome buffet, Il. Il. O'Brien
10 Twenty-ninth street west.
An elegant heating stove, L. ]
Ryan, 1904 Abbott avenue.
Barrel of apples, Mrs. Mary Griffin
City Comptroller Joshua Rogers
won the bagatelle table.
The wheels that so successfully
turned round all last week were used
to very good advantage in helping
auction off the leftover goods last
night, and Peter Houle, with his
strong bass voice. made doubly hoarse
from a week of hollcring and hustling
did the rest.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-12-12
british. General Joubert. who is of

british. General Joubert. who is of
IIuguenot descent, and whose an
cestors went to Africa in 1863, will
tell of the tricks. of his people, the
causes that led up to the war, and
Will describe the battle incidents in
which he took Il conspicuous part
Arguments on the demurrer in the
case of Charles a. Quist against
former Alderman Joseph Kiichi were
heard Wednesday before Judge IIur-
rison and the question submitted to
the court. According to the complaint
kiichli is alleged to have said i'm tho
presence of Michael E:rcslaucr and
others: "Quist came to my office
closed the door, came down with his
hand and said, 4 have got the bows
| want you to get $4,000 for me or
will fix them. You can get it from
Cal Goodrich and the electric light
company For these statements
Quist wants damages in the amount
of $4,000 on the ground of alleged
slander and defamation. Col. w. Il.
Dodge appeared for the defendant in
support of the demurrer. and claimed
that the facts alleged in the complaint
were not sufficient to constitute !;
cause of action. The main contention
of Colonel Dodge was that the words
alleged to have been used by Joseph
Kiichli. OH which the suit for S1O.OOO
damages for Islander was brought by
the plaintiff. We're not in themselves
slanderous and defamatory and that
the innuendoes We're far-fetched and
strained to degree beyond what
would occur to the average person.
\ number of cases from American
and Canadian decisions were referred
to the court in support of the ;rgu-
ments. \. ID. Smith. James \. Peter
son and James Il. O'Brien appeared
for the plaintiff in opposition to the
demurrer