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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09
Wakefeld's Home Run Netting
Three Tallies Enabled Wash
ingtOn to Defeat Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.
Cleveland 4, st. Louis o,

CLEVELAND. Sept. s.-Clevelaud shut
out st. Louis today, the visitors finding
Hess puzzle. Score: r. II. E
Cleveland 80. .02 o o o 30 "a II O
St. Louis ,..,...,0 0 o 0 o o o 0 90 /
Batteres-Hess and Bemis; Glade and
O'Connor.
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|Ij|E WINS
|RIV HARVARD
4, Capture lnterna- tern
n Race by Decisive
's,frxo Lengths.
h DESPERATE -,n-
u, UppE m VAIN
i Had Advantage OF
. bit Also Outrowed
,i,;sn OsrSmen.

,,,sr.. Sept s.-sy the ,ds. de.
t,rc lengths, Cambridge
: ,s,ssnstional I boat s.,s,, race TO-,
hrs steady, powerful ,.,.
surSs desperate spurs, Is .h.
-, rhIch gave them at
a (, ti. good. In consequence g
.',s,,5 water on the Surrey
=, Tnsy got away ahead
y we're able to maintain
8 srsa Increase i as soon 90
y ,.s vInd-roughened wa
"a Eyut. 1t was a pretty
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Pacific Coast League.
AT Oakland-Oakland 1, Fresno q.
At Portland-Portland 4, Los Angeles 2.
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M~(1fu5 ~
M ths advantage OF the
-, rhIch gave them at
a : tis good. In consequence %
..'sr,5 water on the Surrey
=, Tnsy got away ahead
u we're able to maintain
!, s,ss Increase 1t as soon
= h vlnd-roughened wa
q fyot. It was a pretty
{ lrtsss Expectancy
-cueut OF intense ex-
TO crews backed their
Il. tats and then leaned
,-1Itlng the signal. The
m. the spell and both
M from the mark boat
Ia, ss,lenlng roar from the
:. .lprt was perfect, both
4. vsier at the same in
" .vlsshed, but with soft.
= he Cambridge men
.,,helr boat half a length
n aul Two boat lengths.
= hal shot ahead a wild
81 the patriotic masses
.,tzs. Takes Lead.
Vi, at = tremendous pace.
H.. 10 the minute at the
reducing this rate, while
1 IA hardly rowed above
lis light blues gained
kslr, until by the time
b Bsre reached daylight
-n ihp shells. Then the
nd. and II was 100 to l
n would BE- the winner,
h Vas Admirable.
lrzl Stepped into the boat.
y gsickly got into position.
lxI,, The starting umpire,
4, usual caution, and a
ri;2 p. m.. a pistol shot
1iizg Shells away to an ad-
, Cisbrldge oarsmen struck
mliy times in the first
Hrvards twenty-five, the
q blusS boat Immediately
y inL The drive being so
u recovery so prompt.
- ihsir pace, while Har-
,ssfs. the light blues
81 1 further advantage at
: III minutes rowing.
Has DE Advantage.
li, ihe advantage OF taxi
I Z Start. the Americans
d being disturbed. They
g 5all Al The rate Of about
ts Minute which suited
rA Little more than a
= ihe boats at Craven
skhing The mile post the
"a the Surrey side gave
'fev a great advantage.
~ the tide rolling down
-nss broken sea. of which
sa me frat benefit. while
'srs protected by the
" Surrey side. By the
itaehed the Crab Tree.
! bali from the start,
dss stroke, had taken
.s leasths TO the front,
rss, Fillsy, at this point
l'r a great effort and
Wely. The quickened
he daylight between
g 70 be vislbly lessened,
Isao'ldge shell shot by
slase the Englishmen
'''a and a quarter ahead.
k:us on Banks.
panks Of the river
.,leans - and English
asS ssS other ia cheering
r,,sl ,alle the din of the ace
'l OF steamers was
y, ,s'a- ,1s Lead e Mills, where
,.i ias 81 strokes. Cam
I, !. 'aelr lead aud the
d =. = coming well within
~ ~ ,s,ds SoaS turned the
1 rough, sougn water Harvard
n, ,asnitcent effort sent
Up on It's opponen, nen,
k's by Steering.
saISs'osa sIss Harvard los,
Nj s.,., steering. Stuart
~ away yTA tropp Up his crew
& !, !, ~ !, cs@srIadsss5 sa1S Ias5vasd: a., .
,'.Is i sSst ssaasssasa saa q a. reach. ss.
nss s.a ssa a halt Lengths
W ~ p Practically oyer' 'ns
g, saIn,ssss sane 10 the end
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12

81 A->ItD CARPENTER APPLY To
j y WILSON oak street and Bacon
Quarter Branch
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SACRED OK OF BURMAH HERE
WITH HOWLING ANIMAL TRIBE
Third Train Load of Wild Beasts and Parapbernaia Re-
longing to BostoCk's Show Reached
Richmond Yesterday

Another consignment Of Bostocks wild
animals arrived in the city yesterday
morning. making the third trainload Of
animals and parapnernalia belonging to
the animal king TO reach the city within
three days
Another large consignment OF perform
ing and menagerie animals will come
Wednesday or Thursday, and then there
VIII be DO more trainloads OF animals
until some time after Christmas. or the
hrst Of the year. But several additional
acts will be brought here at intervals
from New York. and this viii be kept
up as long as Bostock's aggregation re-
mains IN Richmond This viii give a
constant change of program. presenting
now animals and new acts from time to
time
Among the animals To arrive yesterday
was the sacred OK OF Burmah the only
t"ttooed beast ia America. The OK was
t"e property Of "a Buddhist priest 0f Bur.
man. who spent years in marking tho
sacred tribal emblems and traditions on
lts white hide with indehble tattoo marks.
IL Is the only animal OF its kind ever
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got out OF it's native country.
Among the performers here and ready
To- pesin with their animals ass soon 10
'he building is ready is Madame NIarcers
WI" handles group OF lions and also "a
'l'Ae" group composed Of lions pam
tnefS, pumas. hyenas and paEaus, Nm.
~ 4t' Il3fala, who performs with loon
"ids' Nine. Aurora. whose sncci.,lt,. H.
T. dance in a den Of -oaring lions. 1I.,..
Noianthc. trainer of bears. Am. a.
i"riy' trainer OF camels. These consti-
tule The force Of women trainers hcre
The list viii De- added TO shortly b, H..
arrival of Nine. Moreni and her grorr.
of jaguars. 9-""F
among the men trainers here are Sic
hlnalco' with group of lions. Charles
N'N'i with trained elephants: Captain
''"nlsch. with Polar bears:
'.soM with mixed groups.
Al the housekeeping ARRANGEMENTS
nave been completed - the family Of
trainers ano attendants IN the kitchen
ln the rear II the Rathskellar. and yes
ierd"y three savory meals were served
there to all hands.
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ROBBER WORSTED.
Pistol Refused 10. Go Off and
Trouble Came Quickly.

tn tle wee sua hours yesterday Rob-
err Morton. "a colorcd youth ~ about
d Teen SUMMERS. met "a mosS heart
nieaF.irS Waterloo, when Le altempted
~ simulate t-- urlgauds of old and
"fest from tre uuready pockets OF Hem
- brown, also culOrcd. the yaluables OF
!ii- pei SOM Brown Was not willing 20
ne stuck up. and took the highway
man s. artillery away from him and beat
MIN most awful"
The hold-up occurred ia tho ward AZ
t-e corner or Baker street and ROper's
Alley. and Morton was dred with tho
courage inspired by the particular brand
oi fusii OIL sold In that locality. When
Ac put the pistol in Browns face be had
forgot 20 load H. and. Of course. 10 re-
FUSED 10 fire. This fact was noted by tho
larger man. and be went i'm for AN ne
was worth 20 the confusion OF Morton.
Morton was arrested later in a bad
state OF been licked" and will appear
before the Police Court to-day lie as
serts that he was drunk and did not
know what he was doing.
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BOXING BOOMING
IN AUSTRALIA
George Barnard Says Outlook for
the Hardy Sport Was Never
Better.

SYDNEY. November ll.-Ar. Gcorge Bar
nard. of sydney. New South Wales.
"a director Of the National sporting club.
states mat boxing is booming .n Aus
tia'l". Mr James Brennan. tho manag-
ing director OF the National has a,-
cepted contract Tor the building Of "A
nc" n :. O.. which is 20 easily seat
5000
THE building viii be three times the
siz" 81 the London National " and Gttsa
WIN everything appcrtainng to ath-
i'ucs boxing ln particular. Australians
are promised the finest sporting clfib ID,
The world Good class boxers Will De-
welcome In sydney
Mr. Barnard says the alleged American
purse is not promised in sydney bur
what the directors OF the Nauor1l sport
ing Club of thft city offer t--y pay. fr.e
from an deductions.
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WOMAN ARRESTED.
Charged With Selling Whiskey on
Sunday.

Captain Whitock's First District men
Yesterday arrested Bette WOOdsOn IN
the charge II selling whiskey on Sunday.
and tcLcVe they have a. last secured an
otender who has been at work and
banning the police FOR "a long time Bet
tie has been Keeping "a small woodland
coal store ON Eighth Street between
Clay and Leigh Tor upwards OF fifteen
years, and has held position Of re-
spcct among The white people Of that
community which fcw negroes attain,
ana great many believe that she 10
guilt.ess Of the charge. The police, how
ever. unearthcd four crates Of beer. two
crates of empty bottles. and two of full,
half dozen quarts Of whskey from
which about half OF the liquor had been
taken ana number Of whiskey glasses.
Kettle protests her innOccnse. and says
that the beer and wniskcy were for her
own use.
She was baucd last night through the
cnorts of Attorney Harry q. Glenn. who
procured Il. &. Duke 10 go as security.
Court TO-DAY
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Big Profitable Quick Results From WantAds Afr

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising IS cent per
word, Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with a minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies TO deaths, marriages,
obituaries and all other classified
notices. No display type allowed
IN the classified columns.
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Colored Bow Hurt.

day afternoon. William Haw. coIored
youth. was thrown 10 the ground and
sustained a Potts fracture Of the right
leg When the ambulance arrived he
told the doctor he had hurt his leg and
was very much Mortified 20 hear N WIS
broken. lie was taken TO the coloreo
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Richmonders in New York.

Especial 10 The Times Uspatch.l
NEW YORK. November u.-Rich-
n0ndcrs ia New York are: Broadway
Central-W. b. Bayless and wife. Grand
Mrs j. NJ Mills.
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Basket Ball League.

Mr.. W. y Rcithard physical director
or the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton ls arranging for the organization az
basket nall league in the association
inns week The entry list viii Doe open 10
There will be six teams. ana gameS ,,.iii
be played often.
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Lieutenant Swift Dies.

CHARLESTON. $. c.. November IL
iieutenont Franklin swift. United states
Navy. retired. who has been in command
81 the Tnied states Fish Commission
vessel Fish Hawk. died at St Francis
Iulrurdrv last night Of typhoid fever
contracted fore reaching this port.
Mr. SMlff was ~ bis bedside
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Keswick Hounds.

The following hunt fixtures have been
announced by Julian Morris. NJ T. H.
tor the month OF November.
tuesday. November Bth-Fox hounds.
kennels. r A. NJ.
Saturday. November l.th-Drag hounds.
Castalia gate. F. NJ
Tuesday November 20th-Fox bounds
Sugar Loaf. = 8 NJ
Saturday. November 2ith-Drag hounds.
club house. . T. NJ
Tuesday November 27th-Fox hounds.
Boyd s. Tavern. A. NJ
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PETER MAHER PLANNING
TRIP TO "DREAMLAND'

PHILADELPHIA. November i.-Peter
Mther has decided tina there is another
1Eht LETT in him. and he will meet Eddie.
fancy at the Broadway Athletic club
-Nt Thursday Mayher hasn't been seen
iu the ring since last winter. when he
got the usual punch which sent him to
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Wanted.

WANTED-A BUILDING. OR POR-
TON OF A BUILDING. STrITAr}r. I,
FOR OUR BUSINESS on MAIN
STREET BETWEEN TENTH AND
RIEENTH. APPLY WESTERN
UNION TELEGRAPH co.
YOUNG COLLEGE MAN. EXPERT
enced teacher. expert coach Will take
few pupils privately I'm English. nnath-
ematcs and the classics. Address + IL
care this Office.
WANTED-YOUB DYEING. FRENCH
ana steam cleaning; established 1sS3
Mrs. a J. PYLE. 3l5 North Fifth
Street
WANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT You
can get shoes. shoes. shoes, and shoes
Rueger's.)
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PAY YOUR STATE TAXES 1906

REAL ESTATE TANES. POLL TANES.
Household and other Personal as well
@S Fiduci0rp Taxes are now due and
payable on or before NOVEMBER ROTH
added 90 all bills unpaid Avoid tho
rush. PAY NOW
J y PACE.
Treasurer Richmond CITY
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though their tcmpers ARE certainly worry
much strained. the little fellows have
learned 90 control them and fist work is
so rare as % Doe almost unknown.
From the spectators point ~ view the
games are delightful End runs. mass
plays. and forward passes. followed each
other with the greatest speed and ac-
clfacy, and tho bah was carried back
wards and forward with as much science
~ IN any Eame.
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Schools.
Meetings.

H Lodge. 10. SO. l. f. and l. NJ. are
requested To attend stated COM
munlcauon ot tncir lodgc THIS (MondayJ
EVENING. November 18th. al 7.50 O'Clock
Members Of sister lodges and transient
| brethren fratcrnally invited.
BY order OF the w. NJ.
f.. BoTrIGhEIMER. Sec'y
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company will be held
al its Office in the city OF Richmond.
Va on MONDAY. the 18Th DIV of No
Vember. 1906 az II o'clock A NJ
transfer books Will be c4osed from
November lfth TO November 18th. 1906
both inclusive.
D. x. KELLOGG.
Assistant Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tofn3c and Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Connection Companv win lie
held at its office i'm the city OF Rich
mond, Va. on Monday the 18Th Of No
Ncmbcr- at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
transfer books VIII he closed from
both inclusive
w. d. DUKE. Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting of the stockholders ~
the Potomac Railroad Company VIII Toe
held az its oftice IN the city OF Rich
mond' VA on Monday the 18Th day Of
November. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The transfer books VIII be closed
from November 14th TO November 18TH.
1905 both inclusive
w. D DUKE Secretary.
The Atlantic Land and
Improvement Company.
,-o-. Onice Of the secretary.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting of Stock
holders of the Atlantic Land and I'm
proVemeut Company viii be held AZ tho
office of the Company, i'm the CITY OF
Richmond. Va. on TUESDAY. the 2th
day oi November. A. ID. 1896 at J. 30
II T. BORDEN. Secretary.
November Sd. 1906.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad COMPANY.
- Office of the Secretary
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
thc regular Annual Meeting Of Sto- k
holders or the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road company will bee held at the office
or the company. in the city OF Rich-
moud Va. on TUESDAY the 20t1 dav
of November A. y. 1906 al n O'CLOCK
H. The transfer books of the con,-anvy
Will close Wednesday. November -fh.
lsF. az Ciock r. NJ. and will he re-
Ii d3s =, 81 On M,ee c November 2ist
November 3D. 1896.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stockboldars
of the Washington Southern Railvyo,,
company VIII be held at its Office I'm the
city of Richmond Va. on MONDAY
the 18Th day Of November. 1906. al IL
Transfer books Will be- closed from
N"temnor lfth 10 November 18Th. 1905.
both inclusive.
- X. KELLOGG.
Assistant Secretary.
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Coached Well.

Under the capable direction of ALBUMIN.
OF the schools. th. teams have Been
coached as Wei. probably. as many COLI
lege olevens. and rho enthusiastic way
the players go into The gam, ls enough
20 make thc ~ managers cntious Tia.
forward pass. SO much huucied bv the
college teams. was worked several times
in the last game. and not once did 81
ran 90 gain the team working 70 ten yards
and one touchdown was made on g.
The difference between the school team
games and the college games is very
much the same as that between the
heavy weight and the bantam weight
ring battles. In the smaller fights the
men are fast os l.- rtn.us and give beau
Iiui exhibitions without SO much blood
Ih" intrrcs is tIr Same without the
great amount of unnecessary brutar.,-
in III" school games ii is tho unusual
Jnlng for time 10 bee taken out on ac-
count OF injured players. They are rot
STRONG nor heavy enough TO inflict serious
injury upon each other II thcv wanted
TO- but tho games played so far have
10y the cleanness Of the tactics created
favorable comment on the side lines. AL
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS

THE QUALITY OF OUR VEHICLES
remembered long after the price is
i'rsotten The best top buggy on earth
\. MEN FIR = SONS 10 $
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SHOES

" hNTED- PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT
We keep large stock Of gents and
boys shoes. SPENCES. Ninth Street
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PHONOGRAPHs.

nographs. records and supplies. uho1e-
Saie md retail. g.. b HAYNES. e2
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MILLINERY

l5N Exclusive PATTERN HATS JUST
arrived from New YORK beautifully
trimmed See these hats and gef or
prices one counter rntrImmed Hats.
.arI.r.nz felts. etc.. your choice ~.
Every thing else az our ls4si Ie,-sa,-
s prices Mrs CHAMLkE IS ana Is
East Broad
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Boarding.

PERMANENT. TRANSIENT M ia
ne boarders wanted at 5l6 North
Eighth
FOR RENT ETr,sIANT ROOMS. NICE
~ furnished 10 flats or single: also
% ard furnished. 4aS East Main stree
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Big Games Saturday.

IrohnNIY ~ most interesting games
Of the year on any one day Of the season
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MACHINERY.

SPECIAL AND PATENTED NrACrTrN-
cry built Let us develop your rnechar't-
c,l ideas along that patent Won bsve
been thinking about. nneral proposition
g. FORD co. Trigg Shipgord
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w J. WANT YOU TO CALL AT roc EAST
Broad Str eet and convince Yourself traf
have be- largest and best I'm Of
Trunks and Travelling Necessities IN TIA
Shy repairing done IT. w ROyN
FEE BRO. Trunk and Bag Co.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

.75C lIALF-SOLE MEMS SHOES IA
dies. 60c. children. 400. every pair
sewed; no squeak. no nails. no pegs
Rock oak" soles DREW ELECTTIC
SHOE FACTORY. TIC r Main Street
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HAT CLEANING.

MEMS HATS DYED AND RFTPrNf
med. latest style AMERICAN HAT
TIERS. Fourth and Marshall streets
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Personals
Miscellaneous.

THE ORIGINAL DAVIS PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY. SECOND FLOOR. IRA
Gle BUILDING. Sl7 EAST BROAD.
OPPOSITE BIJOU. IS NOW READY
FOR BUSINESS SPECIAL. PRICES
10 VISITORS. PRICES TO SUIT
EVERYBODY: All Or-.re,7- ~,
ING TICKETS ARE RFDEf-Nf AZ =
At OUR NEW PLACE: GOOD WORt<
md POLITE ATTENTION IJrARANs
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A TESTIMONIAL WILL BE GIVEN
TO REV. WALTER RoLCIN
DAVIS BY THE MEN,
sERs OF ST. THoM'

40 SnOhCns
There will be a testimonial given by
members and friends Of st. Thomas
church to Rev. Walter Rollin Davis
at Douglas Club House, 1916 Ellis
Ave. Monday Feb. 5th, 1906. Music
by Prof. N. Clark Smith. Admission
Is cents.
This entertainment Is for the pur-
pose Of raising funds to enable Mr..
Davis to finish his course in the sem
mary.
The entertainment win be proceeded
by q literary program Of an hours dur
alton. The feature Of which viii be
select reading by Madame Kellogg
Davis and violin solos by Miss Sin
clair White the child wonder and
Master Harrison-Emanuel Of st.
Thomas choir.
+. l. Cuffee chairman; Miss Ida
NJ. Dempsey, Sec; Mrs Ida Wagner,
Treas.
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Comptroller Grout OF New York. b.
IIeves there is an English bull ~ wen e
an Irish bun. Last summer while IN
the Isle Of Wight he encountered speci-
men q the former. One morning be
rang for his servant to ask why his white
buckskin shoes. which he had put out
side his door the night before for q
pipestone blGnching. had not been
brought back. well, You see, SIR, " said
boots, these shoes are white, and / had
no blacking that do for them with
out sending out for Il"
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THE TRIANGLE AND INNER CIR
GLE CLUBS REPORT the FOL
LOWING RESULTS or &
THEIR THANksoiv-
ING. CHRISTMAS
AND NEW YEAR
Receipts.
Thanksgiving Ball. Subscription to
endowment, s27s.se; Fund Home for
Aged and Inhrm Colored people. s511.-
50; total receipts, s7s5.o4 Christmas
BAH S551.O0; New Years Ball, $463.32,
Total 81, 1885,.
Disbursements.
Thanksgiving Ball, $eO7.4s; Christ
mas Ball, 1854; New Years BAH,
s392.23, Total s1,s7s.15. Individual
Charity, $3.50; Amanda Smith Or
phanage. $500; In bank credit Of
Home for Aged and Infrm, Colored
People Endowment Fund, $27s.66;
Balance on hand, s115.55.
LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO EN-
DoWMENT FUND HOME FOR
AGED AND INFIRM.
coLoRED PEOPLE.
West Chicago Lodge, G. q. o. Of o.
F., $500; Golden Fleece Lodge No.
1915, g. U. o. Of o F, s15.45; Hut
Crimson Lodge, G. o. o. Of o. F., $500;
] H Brown, $10O; Hannibal Court
Order Of Calanthe, $500; Chicago
Lodge No. s, X Of P, $500; Scott NJ. e.
Chapel, $50; Institutional Church
and Social Settlement, Sail; Ameri-
can Sheet & TinplatA Company, $500;
E W. Bailey, $500; Beverly Meeks,
$500; Jas. G. Gordon, $500; st.
Thomas P. z Church, $3.50; W. J.
Chalmers, $500; Henry KOlze, $1,000;
John v. Ropf, $500; John p. Garner,
$500; Chas. Strassheim, $500; W +.
Pascoe, $500; z. J. Brundage, $500:
E II. Olson, $500; William Busse.
$500: Peter B. Olson, $500; d s.
Pate, $500; Judge W. H Nc Even,
$500; John Johnson, $500; Jas. w.
Camp, $500; Oscar De Priest, $500;
Anchor Lodge No. 4 K p, $500;
of Ruth 1918, $500; West
ern Star Lodge. @. o. o. Of o. F.,
$1,000.
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English snuR Slave

Snuf-taking IL Q common habit
among certain classes OF the London
poor. 1t shows its effects In rambling
speech, pallid aspect and detected de-
meanor, resembling the symptoms Of
the morphia taker. The practice IL es-
pecially common among women and an
observer says that women In the pris-
oner's dock In the police court win have
their hair decorated with curl papers
which contain each the pinch Of snuf
needed for consolation.
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ssAnimalns.s,, Of noxls

Here Is q pen portrait Of Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle a. drawn by spectator at
q recent London meeting, In which the
author took q prominent part: The
massive figure, the sun-scorched, Grim
son cheeks and the entire healthy ami
malness Of the man were unaToidably
conspicuous, giving the lie IN stentorian
tones 10 the oft-repeated fabrication
that brains can only be cultivated at the
expense OF the body.
The broad ax., 1906-01-27
Firm Stand.

~"Young ladies" said the presidentess
Of Wasssr college, severely, at has come
to my knowledge that upper classwomeu
have refused to give recipes for making
fudge to lower classwomen. This must
be stopped. Hazing win positively not
be tolerated at this institution. CHI
cago Sun.
The broad ax., 1906-01-27

We thought that the citizens Of
Athena respected and desired freedom
of The press. Apparently they do not,
says the Athens (Kan.) Eagle James
B. Parker, whose wife Is taking the
part Of Juliet N the charity series, OBJ
jsctsd 70 our calling her skinny, and
waited for us At the theater last night
Fortunately We caught him one on the
ere, which destroyed some Of the eff
feet his objection might otherwise
have borne. ]. Parker is danger 10
the community. She ID skinny, any
AoE.