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leuchre vas substituted for iiinch. 4
center piece Of Cluny lace was the verl
acceptable prize OF the day. Both
the hostesses appeared In very charm
ing white gowns with corsage bouquets
OF violets Tho tally cards were de
corated with vioIets and the same
lovely color appeared in the refresh
ments.
The members Of the Workers So.
ciety Of the Christian church. under
the masterfui leadership OF Mrs W.
Fl. Gums, are beginning their usual
energetic campaign to pay OF their
organ debt. At the meeting Thurs
day, a dollar social for March was de.
cided upon. At this social the pennies
now being distributed, will have been
transformed into a hundred times as
many, we hope. The transformation
process is confidently placed 10 the
hands OF the Workers, whose in
genuity In this line has often been
tried and never found lacking. A
dinner, headed with the ever accept.
able chicken and finishing with the
always welcome pie will be served by
these ladies on the first Thursday IN
FEBRUARY, In the church dining room.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter again gave
her friends q good time last night by
having 10 . number to play finch.
Mrs. Carpenters guests, Misses Cope
and Mason. Of ~Jopesburg, are still
with her and IL was in their honor
the party was given. The determined
dropping OF the mercury, last evening
did not In the least prevent the drop
ping in OF the invited guests to the
number OF twenty-five. A close and
lively game marked the next several
hours. Mr.. Ross Cauthorn returned
home richer by an ash tray than when
he left, while Mrs. P. E. Coil carried
home q pretty bag as q reward OF
merit.
Miss Ida Martin Thursday evening
entertained several friends at her
home, $40 Robinson street. Miss Mar
tin is a royal entertainer and as usual
her guests spent q most pleasant time.
Just before their departure q
delicious salad course was served.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31
VALUABLE HORSE -.,,rr
Animal Falls in West Mexico and
Suffers Ipjlry-Leg win be Put
in splint and Given Oppor-
tunity to Knit.

A valuable horse belonging to onss-
Weaver fell and broke its leg late Eth
day afternoon. The owner AZ nfs'
Thought Of shooting the animal out
later decided TO place the leg IN :
splint aud try to allow the bones 70
knit.
The accident occurred near the OIL
tanks In west Mexico while the horse
was being driven in a team. ln some
wa, IL fell upon a pile OF iron raiis
breaking the leg.
The animal is valued at sls6 ana a
Al James Browning's with a spl'nt 90
the fractured member.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

MEXICO, Jan. 26.-AsI have about
recovered from the stroke Of paralysis,
which was the severest affection OF
my life, and If l continue to improve
and nothing happens, l will soon be
at my post of duty again sound and
all right. l feel very thankful and
grateful not only to my physician fol
his skillful and faithful attendance on
me, but also to my many friends who
so kindly assisted me through the
same. / do hope l will never have ar
opportunity to repay them under like
circumstances.
' With kindest regards to each and al
Of them, l am theirs,
Most Respectfully,
w A. EDMoNsToN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Wednesday club will meet with
Miss Annie Lewis next week.
The Chautauqua club will continue
10 hold its meetings with Mrs. Lee
Craddock, at the Ringo Hotel for the
next two weeks.
The Gladstone club is still Assem-.
bling each week with Mrs. Walker
Pollock.
An altogether delightful time wal
spent Monday evening, by a numbe.
Of their friends, with Mr.. and Mrs
Elon bearing. The new game, QuieI
Sabe, which bids fair to out Tiva
finch in the affections Of game lover
was played till a late hour, when th
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31
MISSOURI FAIRS.
Arrangements Made TO Have Cir'
cult and the Dates Fixed-Aud-
rain win Announce Arrange
ment Later.

George Lee, president OF thu AUD
rain County Fair Association JONI
Mcintyre, Carter johnson, b. b. hlo'
dleton and R. NJ. White attended ?
meeting OF those interested 10
fairs in this part of Missouri at Gen
tralia Friday afternoon. A circuit wa
formed and four dates fixed as follows
Higginsville, July 80.
Marshall, August 9.
C~entralia, August Is.
Columbia, August 20.
Bowling Green and Mexico have mol
as yet gone into the circuit, but aftei
a meeting of their boards may go IL
and take the dates OF August q anc
September 8.
Thomas Bagnell, Of Marshall, wa
elected president Of the circuit, VIII
B. E. Hatton, Of Columbia, secretary
The four associations that went inu
the circuit have adopted the following
speed rings;
Trots-2:3O, $1,000; 2:24, $500; 2;ls
$500; three-year-old trot, $500.
Pace, 2:35, 81 1000; 2:2o, $1,000; z'l5,
$500; free for all pace $500.
II Mexico and Bowling Green g
into this circuit their purses for speed
rings will not be as large as the ABOVE
because the arrangements think tina
less money should be given to speet
rings and more for saddle horses, cat
tie, hogs, sheep, chickens and othel
farm products.
The management Of the Mexico as
ISOLATION is especially favorable towart
an old fashioned county fair, in whicl
every farmer in the county, whethe
be is interested in horse racing or not
will take a live interest.
The directors OF the Mexico Fail
will meet shortly and arrange thei
date and decide whether TO 10 int
the circuit or not.
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hostess disappeared TO return shortly
with IN elaborate hot lunch which al
present partook OF with healthy ap'
petites Judging from the empty plates
exhibited to view after a few months.
Mrs Charles Carpenter entertained
twenty OF her friends, Monday, at an
evening party, In her always pleasing
fashion. The guests Of honor were
Misses Floy Cope and jamie Mason, Of
OF ~Jonesburg, who are visiting Mrs.
Carpenter. Finch and euchre were
played and a jolly evening spent. Mrs.
J. T. johnson and NTH. E. c. Tucker
were awarded the prizes which were a
lovely hand painted plate and ribbon
ed coat hanger. A hot lunch closed
the evenings amusement,
The f. A. E. club met Monday,
with Mrs. E. A. bearing, who enter
tanned them in her always pleasing
manner. A number Of the regular
members being absent, guests were
invited TO fill their places. Miss
Leseuer who was visiting Mrs. R v.
Montague, was the only guest from
a distance. The time was spent as
usual at games till the refreshments,
always an important factor at parties,
appeared. A business meeting was
aeld after the social part Of the after.
noon had passed and Mrs. Leila
Mitchell was voted in as a new mem.
Der. Mrs. W. Fl. Coons was elected
president and Mrs. E A. bearing and
Miss Elizabeth Arnold were given
respectively the Offices Of secretary and
treasurer.
Miss Electra Withers and Mrs. E.
B Williams gave a series Of very de-
lightful gatherings the first of the
home Of the latter. 1t is needless TO
state that where these ladies we're the
h~ostesses, everything was as 1t should
be,--the arrangements complete, the
prizes Of the dainest, the refreshments
most palatable. On Monday afternoon
forty guests we're entertained at the
ever amusing game Of finch, Mrs W.
w. Bolts winning the prize, which
was a dainty little bag made Of rib
bons. On Tuesday afternoon wher
some thirty guests were present
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31
Dangers Of a Cold and How to Avoid
Them

More fatalities have their origen ii
or result from a cold than from AM
other cause. This fact alone should
make more careful as their is no dan
ger whatever from q cold when 1t !,
properly treated in the beginning,
For many years Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has been recognized as the
most prompt and effectual medicine
In use for this disease. 1t acts on
natures plan, loosens the cough, re
lieves the lungs, opens the ~secretions
and aids natureain restoring the system
to a healthy condition. Sold by al
Druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31
Eagles to Purchase Pool Table,

The Eagles Of the local aerie at
their last regular meeting by a un'
animous vote decided to purchase a
pool table for their club rooms The
order for the table has as yet not been
placed as the lodge has not decided on
the make. The Eagles rooms are
among the most handsomely fitted in
the city and this prospective purchase
will be quite an ~aquisition to the
other appertunances Of amusement AND
entertainment that they have.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31
cro.slev Concealed Weapon Bill.

JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 23.-Therf
was q decided lull In the House o.
Representatives this morning, pro
probably due to the heavy influx Of
bills yesterday. About twenty new
bills were introduced, among then
the Crossley bill, which makes 1t .
felony for a person to carry a deadly
weapon on his person.
This bill was drafted after the ac'
drawn by Chief Of Detectives Des
mond, of St. Louis, which makes it
felony for a person to carry burglar
toolg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31
SOCIETY SMALL TALK.


mrs. R. R. Arnold, Jr., is In st
Louis.
Mrs Susie Buckner is the guest o.
relatives In st. Louis.
Miss Nellie Blaine, OF Wellsyille
was the guest Of friends in Mexico
this week.
Mrs. Miriam Ross and daughter
Miss Julia, are visiting in Washing
ton, d. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee are now
at home in their handsome residence
on south Jefferson street.
Miss Virginia Fields, of this city.
leaves shortly for Fulton where she
will attend William Woods College.
Mrs. r. r. Buckner and Miss Mar
Buckner left Tuesday for a TRIP
through Texas, Old Mexico, Oregan
and California.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31
THAw CASE CALLED,
TWO JURORS.
Countess nd and Evelyn ssut
speak in the Ccprt,.sa
Hundred Nsvpaps /
Seek Admis,ion-rs,4 ''
Press Rsprsssats

| NEW York, Jauu,,,
Kendall Thaw was plaoss = =
day before Justice Finprs
criminal branch OF the sD,s
for the murder of stanior \
architect, on the Maids
garden roof the night Of J,l
Up to the adjournment NM
only two Jurors had bean -,
The first juror chosen ~
/. Smith. He is an upbsI
facturer. He took bis s,l,
In less than an hour sftenI
Of court, being the secOps |
examined. The second ~
was George b. Fecke, man,
second cabin Department.
ard line.
A few moments betcn ]
journed there were tbres M
odd man was Frank P. I'm 4
He was chosen early 10 M |
and made no objection n
Fecke was selected. MI
Justice Fitzgerald that M
tner and no assistants NJ
could rely, and that ifb1
PEELED to stay away from MI
for two or three weekslt ~
great hardship upon bin !
therefore excused, both Al
and the prosecution slvIp,
sent.
There were 200 neVsnNI
sent some representing iOr,sI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Mexico is TO have another publica-
tIon, srhe Journal" which will be
issued by three boys whose ages are
about fourteen year each. Ii will be
. monthly publication Of some twenty
small pages with nothing between Its
covers except what the lads themselves
have written.
Bush Atchison and James Basstord
will share the editorial honors equally
while Joseph Corder will be foreman
Of the mechanical department Boone
Hassler, who Is one Of the most
promising tyro artists In the public
schools here, has been engaged to
design the cover. One Of the features
OF the premier issue. We understand,
Is q poem by Sydney Houston, who
has begun wooing the muse at an
early age
The publication viii be sHve cents
the copy" and will probably rake It's
debut FEBRUARY first. Already the
subscription list hasassumed a lengthy
appearance and no doubt will grow
after the public realize the boys are in
earnest.
Bush Atchison, has been doing cub"
reporting for the Ledger on Mondays
and Is one OF the best read boys of his
age in Mexico. He not only admires
the writings Of the Bard Of Avon but
can discuss the plays critically. He
reads all Of the good fiction and his
torical works and will contribute q
series OF historical sketches to the
publication.
James Bassford, Is . son Of Homer
Bassford one OF Missouri's most
prominent journalists and at one
time editor Of a like paper during bis
youth In Mexico. James is also a well
read lad and from his present literary
productions will inherit the trenchent
pen Of his father.
Joseph Corder is a typo of speed and
accuracy and promises a neat well
printed paper. Sydeney Houston is q
new wanderer in the literary fields but
we predict much for him as we do for
Boone Hassler and his sketches.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary upon the estate OF
Dorcas Wayman, deceased, have been
granted TO the undersigned bY the
Probate Court of Audrain County
bearing date Jan 10, 1907.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them for allowances 70 the undersign-
ed executor within n year after
the date of said letters, or they may
be precluded from any benefit Of said
estate, and IL such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the
time Of the publication OF this notice,
they will be forever barred.
JOHN w. GAMBLE,
45-4t Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31
C. W, Digges Dead.

G. W. Digges, Of Moberly, Mo-, a
travelling salesman, who has made this
city for a number Of years, died sud
denly at Syracuse, Kans., Friday night.
The cause OF his death is not known.
Mr.. Digges was sixty-six years old
and was an ext Confederate.
DR.. Chas. Dlgges, Of this city, is q
son Of the deceased and left at noon
for Kansas to bring the remains OF his
father home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31
Victim of wreck Had Mexico Rela-
tives.

In the disastrous railroad wreck
which occurred on the Big Four In
Indiana. q few days ago, Isaac 81.
MCGEE, the baggageman on the Ill
fated train, who lost bis life In the
collision was a cousin Of Ote and Dave
MCGEE, rural mail carriers Of this
city. The deceased had been in the
employ OF the railroad for more than
eighteen years and was very promi.
nent rs a lodge man In Indianapolis,
bis home. Like many Of the other
victims, his body was burned almost
to q crisp In the dreadful fire which
quickly followed the wreck.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31
SOCIETY

fThose having news for the society column
Of the Evening LEDGER wiz please eomnnnf
cate with Miss Essher Houston at her home,
Just west Of the Episcopal church. on West
Promenade street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Mrs, Edgar Threlkeld, OF this city,
is this attending her mother, who is
very i'll. Mrs. Britt is In her ssth year
and her friends and relatives feel very
anxious about her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Spare the Rod and Spoil the Child.
AS last weeks Montgomery Stand
ard slapped Wellsville's perpetual
youth and the Mexico LEDGER gave
him q spanking, Chips hasn't the
heart to lay a hand on the unfortunate
brat this week -Middletown Chips.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

The grand jury has not made its re-
port, but We understand very few
indictments we're found. Audrain is
q law.abiding county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Mrs. ]. W. Boles, OF neal Auxvssse,
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Dun
ap, this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Tom O'Toole is In Jonesburg or
business pertaining to Angora goats.
Tom owns some good ones. Dill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

For any disease Of the skin there is
nothing better than Chamberlain 3
Salve. 1t relieves the itching and
burning sensation instantly and soon
effects q cure. Sold by all druggists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Mrs. Miriam Ross and daughter,
Miss Julia, are visiting in Washing
ton, d. O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Rev. @. O. Selecman, formerly pastor
Of the Methodist church here, is hold
ing a revival meeting In Chillicothe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Senator Alger, 0 Michigan died
suddenly Thursday OF lung affection
at Washington home; congress ad-
iourng.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Cbas. Tanner Is here from Farber
attending court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Raymond Hutcherson, who was
injured Sunday at the Chicago &
Alton turn table is better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Born, TO Nj. and Mrs. L. NJ. Saun
ders, January Is, a non.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Mrs. II. E. Watts, Of Moberly, is
visiting in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Sheriff Rothwell, OF Boone county,
was here THURSDAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Mrs. Caroline Koldehoffer, of south
Mexico, is very Ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Rev. O. NJ. Aker has recovered from
q spell Of grip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Frank and VIII Morn
Morris Brothers Shoe O,
from g business trip b
City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

East Lake has three inches Of fine
smooth ice on 1t and DR.. Kanaly re.
ports crowds enjoying the skating.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs, Charles MeKernan
have returned to Hannibal to reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Hon. W. II. Kennan is home from a
business trip to Jefferson City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

John r. Murphy, Of Dsu /
is visiting Frank ArnkRaa.
Of " Mr., Murphy VII.
wall o large cellar tor Nj. A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31
MEXICO YOUTHS TO PUBLISH
SCHOOL MAGAZINE

Publication Win be Issued TIT
First Of Each Month and viii
Contain Articles Prem the
Pens Of Editors Alone
Subscription List Grow
ing Daily ~ the
Result offhere
Solicita-
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Res.sA A. W. Kokendoffer IS home
fromEKansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Jim Muir was up from Rush Hill
Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31
Court Note,

Nothing OF interest Occur|
Ia the circuit court and n
reached In the ESS. Brown n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

New book for 1906 IS the
mosl beautiful book we eve,
issued. Pictures IN natural nA
eolors Of 81 presents for .he
users Of Arbuckles' ARlosA
Cofee. VIII be sent tree
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ON THE FRONT

naxHAge % passengers travelling
between Seattle and frisco instead
~ being examined AZ It's tsstlnasiea
viii IN the future be sealed and 20
examination made.
on accogsaf 81 a fpinrad sage
scale the fifamsu on all lighthouse
tenders In the Oregon. WaAhinGtou
and Alaska district havs ssrnek
steamer Humboldt arrived last
nsrht trnu Southeastern Alaska
she sails north again tunight With
a fair liss Of passengers and heavy
freight cargo.
Ths steamer Eureka. under char
ter . the Pacific Coast Steamship
cosnpany. arrived Tits morning. frofn
BeuiushAm 70 finish taaaing tt.-
COO zee shingles ana cargo % luaa-
Der FOE san fEAuriHc0
The steamer sfontafa. % fne Pa
cine Coast Steamship company. 10
at the bankers loading fss0o tons
Of coal FOR San F'raneiMeo.
The collier Meteor u the Glabe
Navigation company. las been
chartered By the Pacific coaHf
steamship company 20 carry inm-
Der and freight 70 San Francesca
The steamer city Of Pusbla.
whfeh arrived from san Francisco
yesterday. wss tndsy piaaed on dry
aogk Al Moran company. having lest
prcpsiisr biaas IN the STRATA
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THOUGHT HIM RAFFLES

watchful and suspicious. Ho GOV
erred Nicholson with a revolNei
from the window where he stoad
and commanded him to throw az
hts hands.
Nicholson moved away ana the
proprietor rushed cat and grapplea
with him.
Seeing that Mickelsan VAS prop
erlY arrayed In evening dress. iuai
having left his work Mr. Gray took
him IN and Introduced him "a hla
guests as the man Who had rob
bed tho rooms. Apparently a zen
,lemaa burglar. he vas tho center
OF attraction uatli the police arrived
and ended nis social career.
Nicholson had no difficulty this
morning IN convincing the poiiee
that he could not have been guilty
~ the rubbarlea at the pfesden. Hls
sohaIuE wife and uncotnprehendinE
chila presented tangible reasons for
immediate release and he vas set
az liberty.
Miekcisoa explained his tempo.
rary presence In the alley on his
way home from work 10 the salts.
factiun OF the chief
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RUFF ON

~ FRANCISCO. 4pri IN.
-. . Abs Huef on exforfies
y 80 rAs called MS mornlag
!. 'as ssalfsman failed 70 apss !, :
! oill adjourned untii MS al
5 =. = esder 10 dive he offIesr.
sDeFtaaisy to fInd the mlsslps
800 s's' aasson. me former isvsl
.H q IstwIlsr, and Hem =.
-. President Of he PseJfie
=. 49, Telephone 4 TELEGRAPH 60 :
\. /. saauiasd BY he grand ,syy
49, a'sinoeu The summonirx Il
-. 80 he result n ne 800.
49,. =. = Laellls cochrans' sis &C.
$500 .saT gwen yeataFday' sbs
/ r-.. .s asf knowledge of fbs cor.
/ i..s...ls,ee betaeen Hattos 49,
/ 80 hsfers and after he r. ~,
frss. ..'aoalns q Scott created 4
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THAW CASE


NEW YORK. April s-'rho rhaN
lunaey commission lost no time in
Settling 90 work and exactly AZ
10 10 o'clock everyone aAa ON hand
All OF the principal actors Ia the
trial gathered az the court r1am
early Evelyn Thaw sat In = chair
outside the railing. nr bingham
was present. a. were also prn
Evans. 1olilffe and Gregory. the
rhaW alioniata Dr, Hamilton Was
retained BY Jerome aad he appeafed
ready 20 testify.
nr. McGuire, tho Tennis phssi
elan. was the first witness. and he
testified that he had frequentls
seen and visited with Thaw. and
observed nothing unusual IN the
Defendants manner he declared
that Thaw Was always rational
when eonVrraine With him.
Thaw Always Rstlonal
jerome examined Or. Mcclure 20
bring oat the fact that be- never
examined the defendant with a
view of determining his sanity.
MNEAANt y AHAAtuAAtts AAA AAtAAAR
attendant. Nuereesicd McGnire. lie
testified that he had never aosiced
anything Irrational Ia Thaw aad
said she prisoner always TALKED In.
trlligeniiy. ON eruaA.exAmlnatlon.
pelehanty said that Thaw had
never talked 10 him about White.
80 he could not aay whether he had
any deluNione On the subject
FFankiln sheridan. = Tumba IT
tkche. and Emily Walker. proha.
tinn officer. testified that Thaw al
says appeared rational 60 them.
Rav. Iohn A Wade. Episcopal
chaplain 81 the Tents. sid he hal
talked several times With ThAu
waas testified that Thaw arf-esr-
ed rational since Christmas. Al.
stousk hefoss that time he had
made several irrational statements
whsn sxrtsed. The witness Rsla
that wben he waa taken 10 the
rosnhs June IS DO apne=rcd iFfa-
tionaL
pf. IIamntan vas then placed on
the stand. ana Jerome aaa couasis-
aionor Mcclure discussed a legal
point whirh ed % Mccfars ASKING
Yea claim that ThaH has been
Insane throaeh all % this trial Do
yoa notr-
Jerome auleAiy rspllsas sYs.
SIR
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nnasa h<ioW The assembled
80 i = fecepilon as the Twins
s,s,msns q the rsen'lemsn
- 4 nesIon and hustled
4 Nh eveniak clothes g.
~. I nsxAt In a cell Al lsll'es
~. .,,srs wAs the brtcf expert
Ar aad lew society 81
~. uIekelson. = waiter n ths
's.-,s eaEs. last aight
49, ~ r.srnlsr Mlrkelacn Was -
- 49, n had convinced chlei
$500 q bis hohessy and IN
49, - ne sobs Of his yeans
$3.50 - ! hahy In her arms. save
-, -. 4 I'd pFosessAtions Of tAli
= - sslef. whose wofd bad
-. - - husoand aud father -
80. ~ rsspeciabiilty
~ ~ l s,is< psFioa. Mlekeison vas
=. ~ Z ~ reception AZ TIE
- - sszrsmeni hoase on f1lth
IL, - saFlag .. DaFlng the PRO
!. 4 a. event.. PFopfiesor Graz
49, aIsaslspa ssanalns IN the
- 50 shs ballalng. Two rob
-. Z suesss ROOMS on prsessi
= sIkAss 81 made ne proI'Iles...
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APRIL FOOL ENDED
TAg FISHING TRIP.

Fire Marshal KELLOGG went TO
Wiiheftun yesterday to have his
utnt taste Of spring fishing. hat
the trip was spoiled by the April
fool joker lie reached the fishing
grounds far up on Saaak slough aud
was lust beginning 10 set bites
when a rush message came "a him
over the Icing distance phone that
Ice pounds of dynamite had ex-
pioded on Pier A. Ia this city.
After returning IA great haste the
marshal "tumhied"
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CHINESE CONSUL MAY
BE CRATER

attlc IL the Oriental muekrakor and
he charges that OF $4,000 ehtruat.
81 to the consul for sending aged
aud deerspid Cinnamon back 60 the
celestial empire. $1,000 have diaap.
pcared
Fearing possible assassination.
the consul has appealed for police
protection A petition for the re-.
moyal % MoY nak fiia haA been
forwarded a. Washington.