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kPsus ELUMNE MEETING.

James : Hughes. OF Toronto. viii ad-
dress he Kraus Alunln8 Kindergarten
4ss0ciatier. 81 the Hotel San Reno this
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unT.In.Y GIFTS

HOLIDAY GIFTS. UNIQUE, EXCLUSIVE AND
Realiy PaEfsian--For the most refined and
attractive Holiday presents he sure 10 visit the
exquisite selection Of French Novelties now be
ing shown al JAMMES NEW SHOP As lItl
A. between Ehth and aVth StA>--------I ----e.
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morning at 1918 o'clock. His subject
will be .'Froehelian' Undergraduates
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BROOKLYN.
rI.yMorrH CHURCH

Orange street between Hicks and Heury streets.
-rha Pastor Fev NEW ELL DWIGHT HILLS
viii preach In the morning - ie,A, ara ~ -
evening al As Morning subject, no " IA
T.X TFNF Is THE INDIVIDUAL A. FtEStA1&St-
pIF FOR THE SINS fff OTHERS. ~ Et-A
SpN f3F THE cTAfFbENtfN or AAEsfsi' ~
SoCfF<Fyf * Study 81 the Law % lsfttie1ee
E,vspiu. subject THE GREAT DEBATE
z. r-r-yVf-EsN fTNJ'oT y AID DOUGLAS MI
TfFE eJE4RING OF TUE MofSNL ATNo-
TsFIF-TSF-- Efshth sermon n the series On -
Heroic ASa "A American History
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SECOND AVENUE 4. BAPTIST CHURCH
cf5 EoaFRr ~ PIERCE p1* SROrc gyt AGcVE O--ST
"-s,rse,rsIrsc ifCTClC-< EVENING = OCAOc&

-7II-IsCFF ~ the TR ASSFICCR ALTON I r -
-7,g.,.lIs4 rms = :. Il o'clock Alsop's Mass agd
Sarfnoa. 10 80. CHORAL. EN ENSONG. T.
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.FSTIAr. PRESBYTERIAN CHVECH

NEaSr ETth T. bet tsrVatiNay anu sth ave
PEI wi ron MERLE SMITH. ID d. Pastor
rsv & 81 SMETtf ~ Assistant
Pc, GEORGE WILLIAM KNOX. II Z.
,,reacFeq al II a. n, Sacrament OF the Lord 5
sumner At f.3D .. IA No Evening SerNtcei
CHRISTIAN Endeavor Meeting SUNDAY morning
AZ q a. Young Mems Bible study Class lo
"a m sunday school. = p Devotional meet
f-., " -,luesfs4y evening At : ALL " t<I4CO&E:
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UaI..rsiy P,sga PRESBYTERIAN Church,

Cor o. 10th ~. tone block west from Broadway
GEORGE ALEX AMBER. q. d. Pastor Pub
lie worship tomorrow at IL a. NJ. and T. VI.
Al the morning service TIRE Pastor VIII preach.
- ~. evening service Ma -. T. WEST viii
nIeassh In the afternoon OF to norroN the sac
-Pueut OF tue Lord supper will be observed at
a O'clock Wednesday evening service at y
q clock.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
HJKCH or TIE ASCENSION
Fifth Aysnue and re1ta Street
Rev. DR.. PERCY sTTCKNEY GRANT. Rector.
II A. A-Moruins Service and Sermon Gssctor)-
p Ma..E.vensonE and Sermon. Fexiiis
s p A--Dr. GRANT VIII Drcacki "a Capital
Punishment Right
p N-''The Messenger Boys Strike" Sew
sraI Of the boys viii speak.
HapIsoS AyENTE BsPTI.I CHI RGH-
e. A. EATON, d. ID, Pastor
breaches IL a. This Beautiful Ministry Of
Rev. Gabriel Reed Msyuire
--Saenes ? IN LIE An-ss SIosSss o S9--s-
Fourth Presbyterian Church,
w-st End Ave. and Dist st
P EI1WooD ERICKSON. Assi+tant
a n Tae Lord.s supPer -
"1hekls. Story OF New Testament Tines"
RUTGERS PaEsBYTEalAs CHURCH
Broadway and I'D ~.
REV. ABBOTT z. NTTREpaE, D. D..
Evening SUBJECT: John the Beloved DsseiPl~.'
Conducted BY Rev Dr. Stoddard-
CHURCH OF The MESSIAH
UNITARIAN. pax aE ard $fta 81
IL
ministers Rev. John HAYNES HOLMES
y, Morning Seryies, II \ NNNT, Yoi IN
CHRISTIAN WORsHIP ToGETHERs TEF
UNITARIAN VIEWPOINT. Nj cordially
invited.
The SOCIETY Fos ETHICAL CULTURE
Meeting House. Central Park W. and 6fsh 81
DIR FELfX ADLER
VIII deliver address
THE TEACHINGS OF TOIsTOY ANo
The Public IL Welcome
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Amsterdam Ave and Io5Sh ST
Rev. 4. Edwin ksigwiB, 3D., Pastor.
HOLY COMMUNION SERVICES.
Dr. Keigwin viii preses a. 6oth services.
Madison Square Pres by'srisn Church
Madison Is sys Ir3s,s and 24Ih street
Rev. c. r MONTGOMERY, Ph D.
Assistant Minister
The Pastor wiz preach II a n and
Mr. Montgomery D
ST. Bartholomew Church
The Rev. LEIGHTON PARKS. D. D. Rector
$50 A M---Holy Communion
= leo M-E NoTrnE rae rae ann ana Adr-
The Rector VIII preach morning ard sf1s-neoa-
MADISON AyENUE REFORMED CHU CT.
57th ct. and Madison ave
D2, CARTER. the Pastor. BREACHES
II a n Self Examination Communion Ser-t~s-
; D n. Second IN series % sacred t-asel tabs
on ire Holy L<.nd From Galiiee 20 Ancient
Sheckern-
CHURCH OF ZION AND ST TIMOTHY.
"a West 57th street
Rector. Rev HENRY LCBECk- D G L
FiCIy Communion $1,000 ---------- : A u
Litany. Holy Communion. Preacher The
choral 55SsiO: service Special Musie....... P N
THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY,
IN The City q New York
Services il the Chapel. Claremonr AveTue- BE-
tween f20th and 122d Streets At II O ciofk
PREACHER the Rev WILLIAM ?. MERRILL
The attendance Of ali not regularly worship
ping elsewhere is cordially invited
BRICK CHUR CT
Fifth Avenue and Thirty-seTenrh Street
HENRY VAN DYKE will preach az IL
Rev JOHN E STEEN at .
Bible school and Classes. S-45 A II
Midweek Service. Wednesday. ? "
ADVANCED NEW THOUGHT
D,Iryea Hail go West 72-SCrday Morning -
o'clock Subject, From Bondage 70 Freedom
Speaker Mrs Adele Marie Rique. F91n-or o.
University for Soul Education OF Paris Public
Invited
CHURCH Of THE INCaRNATION. Madison
are. and 18th Rev u. NJ GF2OSFENoE.
d D. RectOr-s and 10 a H. Hojy Communion
Il a. m Morning Prayer. Sermon Rector ana
a diress Rector Wednesday, December 5tf-
Ef---4 = N
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Broadway and 10Th street.
PASTOR, /, n. hklDEMAa,
IL a M.-"THE NEW SONG: Or. OPENING
THE BOOK WITH SEVEN SEALS"
8 p N-~H0H WE NAY KNOW THAT
THE YIBIE II THE WORD OF GOD"
The New York Bible society will be present
at this service.
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH


The REV CHARLES K. AAED. ID. D.
VIII preach tomorrow morning Services II
and o'clock
Morning The open Secret Of CHRISTIANITY
Evening. ''Autl-Saloon Night Speakers
Or. Aked and Dr. James Albert Patterson sub
ject- The Fight Up 10 Date
BIBLE CLASSES FOR YOUNG MIN AND
Young WOMEN AT $50 a VI
The Church of the Divine Paternity
Central Park West aud 18th street.
The Pastor FRANK OLIVER HALL. u. D,
will preach at II 4. NJ Subject.
Can Jews and Christians " OTshiD Together"
THE CNIVERSALIST STANDPOINT
\ y Nj Mon Service in This Church The
Free Synagogue ara the Church OfShe Messiah
sub feet: POVERTY AND us CAUSES
T'hree o-fef addresses BY Homer Folks Rev.
sidney E. Goldstein and Frederic c. Howe.
IN Tod
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FlFTa tV:agE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Fifth Ave and 10Th Street
Services at Il A. NJ and : P NJ
rev. ENABLES |, IagMfSo9, 3D..

Viii preach III the hiyfn4Ak aud aIttTtAoon-
Bible SchGol meets AT $50 \. "
Mems Bible Class al 10 A NJ
Preparatory Lecture or Friday Eve al S-I5-
Esv,.ry .,:,,. d. invited TO these services
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BRICK CHUR CT

DsIryea Hail. go West 72--SCEdsy Nor1!inS- ~
O'Clock, Subject, From Bondage 70 Freedom
Speaker Mrs Adele Marie Rique. Fofin-or q
University for Soul Education OF Paris Public
C-4T-RCH of THE. TNCARNA TION. Madison
are and 18th Rev " N ffF2Oe-N ENff.,
D D. ReCtOr-S and 10 a H9iy Communion
Il a. m. Morning Prayer. sermon tH@ctcrt ana
Holy Communion ?. M Evening PRAYER sr1
Address Rector Wednesday December t-n-
Ef---47~ E2aef-aI 81 N
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Special erangeiistic meetings will be held
at the Eighteenth Street Methodist Church
this coming week.
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should morality De taught in our public
schools, and, II so, howe" is the topic for
discussion at the meeting of the Mems
Class of the Grace Presbyterian Church to-
morrow at D. m
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OLD FIRST CHURCr
18th Ave 11th 70 I'm st
HOWARD DT-FFTELD, D d Pastor
Pew FREDERICK W Ia FISCHER P- d
of Princeton Seminary. preacnes II q r. : p n
SAINT ANDREWS CHURCH,
18th street. west OF Columbus averue-
GEORGE Clarke PEt'h- d D. Minister
II a. 1.-THE UPPER ROOM
D. m-.sTHE WORLDS HEAEsIAt = e.
MADISON AVE METHODIST episcopal.
CHURCH corner 60th Street
Rev WALLACE MAC'lfT JULIEN. D D, Pastor
II A M-Preaching -hy tire Pastor. feliowe'4
oy Service o. Holy Communion. r. Nh
formal Service. with brief adsiress " re f8@yeI
At TEMPLE BETHEL. Fifth ave and ISyh
St or saturday morning fev- Dr. 81 NJ e.
SCHULMAN viii preach a. I4-de S1E,day
morning Dr. NJ. H HARFIN VIII preach On
Renaissance OF Judaism" Services begin AZ
II O'Clock All are welcome.
ST MATTHEW'S CHURCH S4th ST. Wes[
near Central Park Rev. AFtTHjR II ~ LtIr-
Rscto--DeCeruiaI Services or The RscINrsil9
and II a m, Historical sermon : p M
Vests cantata, '-Seedtime and Harvest with
orchestra
ALL ANGELS CHURCH. vesr End Aveuus
and SIst street Rev = DE LANCEN Town
SEND d D. Rector--Holy Communion : a NJ
Holy Communion and Sermon by the fs@rto- ~
a N Choral EvensOns p n strangers
welcome.
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AT the Harlem Presbyterian Church the
Rev Dr. John Lyon Caughey will preach
in the morning on The Beatitude Of
Spirituality
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From Bondage TO Freedom" signif-
cant map, which holds the schedule and
key from the road Of misery TO happiness.
viii be the theme at the Advanced New
Thought meeting at II O'Clock Tomorrow
morning, AZ D1Iryea Han
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Dr. Charles A Eaton. pastor Of the Madi-
son Avenue Baptist Church. will preach
Sunday morning on The Beautiful Min
istry of Reconciliation. In the evening
Rev. Gabriel Reed Mcguire will preach on
The Three Crosses of Calvary
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The Rev. DR.. Robert T. Y Pierce pastor
of the Second Avenue Baptist Church, will
nreach tomorrow morning at Il o'clock
and in the evening at o'clock.
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The Rev. DR.. J. Herman Randall, pastor
Of the Mount Morris baptist Church, VIII
commence Sunday evening course OF Iect-
lIres on Modern Prophets and Their IN
terpretation of Life and Religion.
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The Rev DR.. Rufus P. Johnston, pastor
Of the Washington Heights Baptist Church.
tomorrow evening will begin course of
sermons on The Uplifr Of Religion
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

AT the Church OF the Puritans there will
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MYATT IS STILL At LIBERTY
Officers Are Tracing Down Every
Clcw with Hope of Catching
Him-Iseward OF $500.

Corsicana, Dec 10.-B. b. Myatt
and the three other prisoners who es-
capped from the county jail here last
Tuesday afternoon are still at large,
although a diligent search has been
kept up by posses and Officers since
their escape There is reward OF
$500 for Myatt's capture and rumors
of all kinds are constantly in the air
as his capture at any moment would
not be surprise for he was not
strong, and it is thought he could
not have gotten far when Sheriff
CLAYTON received a telegram from
Singer La, Thursday stating that
Myatt had been caught at that place,
but upon getting into telephone con-
nection with the parties there it was
found that the man held there was
not Myatt. A report is in circulation
here that Myatt and Charles Pillow,
one Of the other prisoners, were seen
Thursday night near Kerens, about
fourteen miles east of here, and this
is being investigated by the officers,
The fact that Pillows home Is near
Kerens lends some color to the re-
mort. but still it is discredltcd Dy
many. However, so far as known
there is no definite clew To the
whereabouts of any of the escaped
prisoners. Considerable excitement
and interest prevails here and the
escaped prisoners are the main topic
OF conversation.
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An ia 81 l60H h.
l A@n t,ss
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RANKING ORDER Or STATES
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REBELS ISSUE ulIINlIUh
ssa Naent M@d lhss .~sl i.
AassA ipvn ava Al lhM
Neesse ara lA,lapn II
Nss,i b. lesas



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HA ca 4NuiMtE0Na Asals88Bse 3u
itlfs ssefW taihMhaH Aahs fte
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tfl i.a'aff Ellsworth - e.
tsHz Hh n8ed sislr ihaHI faf 81
= AfHH Hase ffafNtd q NHffa ffeU5
laiea.ae sad oounm tha nl8f
e9iHmflssi~u ~ fnsafsssffA Fflt
a#s Delivered an aitimalan a. fha
lsAH7af - 0ilnNRH snd eaae g0t tAaf
he Hshd fhe anmsn ard children i'll
fetae in fhe nhiD. ai bHnaH4f #a
ihas espetted in aitA tbe tusr fGe
town q nuN believed IL ~ Isl ta~
hands of the rcb,is tltal one lhon
at3a rebels art confenif iea ii aoxs
lea south oi Maria aud several hon
alea refugees have entered Taxas
The Mexican troops which diNaul.
hafRed O. talopir we're dfleeB bach
hH the insurgents
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EXPLOSION TRAPS MINERS
FoRTN-FINE MEN ARE ENTOMB-
ED IN 4 CANADIAN NINE.
TEN ARE DEAD.
Thirty of the Number Have Been
Rescued bat There Is Little
Hope Of Reaching the
Others Alive


Calgary, Alberta, Dec. Thirty
of the forty-five miners who were en-
tombed yesterday by terrific ex-
plosion in the Western Canada Col
lieries mine on crows Nest Pass
have been recovered, Ten were dead
and of the remainder many were ter
ribly burned. Nothing is known as to
he fate of the men yet in the mine.
Rescuers have little hopes of reach
ing them alive. The explosion was
followed by fire. The cause of the
explosion has not been learned,
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JUDGE ouck MAKES COMPl llItT
~ fts4iassS tass afast,st ssss4ss ssss
issstsssa fiss i#sssSas ~ ssss sssst8
~a nsa "a 4ssssl #4Na atgss4ss
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fait Asft 4k8t iiri
gaas, q u lsatA - ibe taffs s.ghfh
aisif rc#f ats lafsi iH as iutege
ths laa ftaf fhr e,fs9 rafisen af
ian&aHHt H9HEnN shF uieifgHia and
teasf#sia "a fsthnirat ofeofA nnhes
a imNuesi ~ fa asHdar efisninHl
frial sn 4h#t taf euns isitaH viii
stand lie eiarfa1 taHt thg ciminais
etT niMH e#H f,fHtlmn ihan he lesa-
pia anG thN apHella4s eeefts 81 tss-
Fotl th' limits ~ e0n4Hlou epnss ise
WiN ag8at. las 80 remras tft een
dttiQn be complains uf
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IN BEHALF OF CHARLTON
EFFORT iIEl<G MADE To kEEr
WIFE MURDERER OUT OF
ITALYS COURTS.
Attorney for Accused seeking Writ
Of Haieas Corpus to Prevent
ENtradition--WilI Apply
To Federal Court


Trenton, y. j.. Dec. 1 TO- r. FLOYD
Clark. chief counsel for Porter Charl-
ton, whose extradition to Italy has
been ordered by the state depart
ment AT Washington, reached here
today to apply to The United States
circuit court for writ of habcas cor
pus to prevent the eNtradition OF
Charlton as Italy refuses 10 return
criminals 10 this country for trial
Charlton is accused Of killing his
wife at Lake Como, Italy, several
months age
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GALLAGHER WILL ESCAPE TRIAL
Man Who Shot Mayor Gaynor VIII
Probably BE Sent 10 an Asylum.
or unsound Mind.
United Press Special.

Jersey City n. j.. Dec l0.-~That
James J Gallagher, the man who
shot Mayor VIM. J. Gaynor here
August ., Will escape trial is now
likely. His trial has been set for De-
ceniber 20, but il is expected that the
doctors will report that he is men,
tally unsound In that event he will
be sent 10 an asylum, and Mayor
Gaynor favors this disposition Of the
case.
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Died at Nie<ja.

News reached here this morning
announcing the death of v. Wolver-
ton at Mexia which occurred about s
clock. Funeral services will be hela
tomorrow Mr.. Wolyerton was the
iather OF Mrs. +. p. Littlepage Of this
city. ~,
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If TRIAL n FLEMING OR.es
ft'aftnF T. tlssasssssa aHh tssass.,s.
M'is't,i.' ee ss .sssss s@sssl, Nfs
msNe Niisa


lHlss TrtHa EHs f0 Ihs os-
fni'af 1n 0f T. atHude g est
hrHs .H fhr tFpa Hlsans 0aae. nf-
faHind the nufnlHs setslon ~ ttn
snuu Ihr ilBa8 eH resumed this
morning as Gntu8 1aHH BruNn h.
I"oreinN from an Htgark ~ pneus
Wania Fleming u aeftsrd ag rnrtaRs
nr deposits in the Western RunA
and frast epmaals ahen ho kneW
ihr institution 3es failing MrBgi0s
ih" reecitrr fbf Ihe defunci bnnh
iie is ih, hulf witness who has as
HNf been Called 20 the stand
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FIREMAN IS CRUSHED TO DEATH
In Escaping from Engine He Leaps
in Front Of Moving Train.
Instantly Killed.
Texas News Service Special.

Smithville. Texas, Dec l0.--Eire-
man j. IA. Dunn was instantly Killed
at midnight last night at Fayette-
vile when he was struck by a north
bound Katy passenger train. At the
time of the fatal accident Dunn was
in charge of Galveston. Houston
and Harrisburg engine The water
glass broke and he leapcd from the
engine, alighting in binding steam
directly in front of the moving train
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-10

A negro boy named Fred Davis
has been brought here and placed In
jail on an alleged charge of theft
He is accused of tapping the cash
'0O'c$ LoJ BuIV lp 9Iols L w J9MBJp
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CONFERENCES Al AUSTIN.


Texas News Service Special.
Austin, Texas. Dec. 10.-B r.
Gill, insurance commissioner-elect
and c. c. Mcdonald. who is to be the
new secretary of state, are conferring
with Elect Colquitt here
today. Both announce they will not
make a clean sweep in their depart
ment offices but that there will
probably be several changes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-10
RIOTERS CHARGED BY SOLDIERS
Ia pnciiiuG C1asl, between H,ndoo.
aad N"iIani1ne.ians Many Nre
Killed and Injured.
cnltei Press Special

Calcutta, Dec. Ia While hun
drcds OF Hindooa and Mohammodaus
we're engaged ia riot today they
were charged upon by infantry and
cavalry Several we're killed aud hun
dreds injured
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-10
MERCHANT KILLS FARMER.
\ Quarrel Over Money Results In a
Tragedy i'm Oklahoma.

Texas News Service Special
Mnskogee. Okla, Dec, 10.-K. II.
McDaniels. keeper of a country store
eight miles west OF here, yesterday
shot and killed Sam Miililand, Jr.. a
wealthy farmer, and fled to the
Greenleaf mountains. A posse Is in
pursuit. A quarrel over money re-
suited in the tragedy
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4 CHANGE IN THE D|Az CABINET
\ Friend of the Reyolutionists Re,
comes Assistant Secretary OF
State-F'irst Official Change


Mexico city, Mex, Dec l0.~-The
itfst official Grange in the Diaz cab
met urged by the revolutionary par
ty TOOK place today when Victor Sal
ado Alavarez succeeded Frederick
Gamboa as assistant secretary OF
state.
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RETAIL MARKET.

Waxahachie dealers are retailing
following articles at prices quot.
ed below:
McAlester lump coal. per ton $3.50
Colorado Coal. per ton $500
Cotton Seed Meal. per 100 80. $40
Cotton Seed Iulls, per ton $500
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lNt'IA TAM TNrlopIs :

f4A tkansfff8
Wt9
Nas
tui hadhHg Mater exploded last night
sud severely injured the 0cctiun fore
man. Charles Rice He WIS hurled
sullg one hundred feet II Is believed
that eas formed IN the empty tank
and VAS igni,ed by lantern placed
near the manhoio The damage VAS
slight
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THAD T. ADAMS FOUND DEAD.

Dies Suddenly ut San Antonio.
Texas News Service Special.
San Antonio, Texas, Dec. 10
Thad r. Adams. aged forty-seven
years, former member of the Tex
as legislature. was found dead In
bed this morning. Heart failure Is
the cause ascribed for death.
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Cotton. good mid1lin~. per 10 Is.Ts
otton. strict middline. per 10. IiG2
0iton. middiings per lh o b i4.s0
cotton. strict low, per H. l42s
Cotton low middling. per Ia .,ls.T5
Cotton in Seed per III. 400 10 500
Grab Seed Cotton. per ID ? n to Be
CHton seed, per ton .. $2I0o
Wheat. No. ?. per bashel A .Sl.05
Oats, per bushcl 3e 3ee
Corn, per bushel 8 bc 10 soc
Alfalfa Hay. per ton -. SIS to $40
Prairie Hay per ton $3.50 10 81 .
Johnson Grass Hay. per ton $1400
Chickens, friers. per h. ....12hc
Hens. per lb. . &c
Turkeys. per Id, .i2kc
Eggs, per dozen .. soc
Country Butter, per ib see
Sweet Potatoes, per bushel .$125
Pecans, new crop, per ID. Sc
Peeans. extra choice. per ID. ~. Sc
Cream tbuttertate per lb. SOC
Hogs, on foot, per 10. ....7 &c
ia, Cows, on foot. per lb. 2 to 3tsc
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rom woRrn IisESTock.

torf NUfih Texas igts 10 Rs-
ceiHta ni the rteek Yards Cattle, I ~
0fa prices generally unchanged
'ta strong ~ higher Tops 81 80
httAs tRhfs
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and bloWpipe is done out Of sight Of the patients
The bloWpipes are operated by compressed air
At tie front of the laboratory is a large
demonstrating bench at which specialists in the
different branches do the demonstrating 20 an
average of six students at a time. The room is
equipped for the use of sixty men, but when the
demonstrations are given half dozen men take
seats on the movable demonstration stand.
which is then wheeled in front of the instructors
desk. The effect is precisely like that of the
clinic in the amphitheatre of a medical school,
but with all the advantages that come from the
smaller number Of watchers and the closer
range.
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throws up a target on the students desk and
rings bell.
There are separate rooms for applying anes
thetics, extraction oral surgery and X-ray work
a wardroom for the recovery of patients re-
quiring ansesthetics and recovery room and a
permanent ward for patients who have to stay
abed for two weeks or more. There museum
with three thousand labelled specimens and a
private operating room for nervous child or
adult away from the distraction of the large in
firmary.
The room for oral surgery is arranged for
clinics with a movable observation stand for six
students like the laboratory below. Each chair
in the large infrmary has d full dental office
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haust hood carries way the odCrs from the blast
furnace. and all fumes are carried away by spe-
ciaI apparatus. There is an elaborate system Of
xha usts in the laboratory which demonstrates
the inventive skill Of the men who planned TINS
school There are eight boiling pots, which, on
tht instant of turning faucet, produce tenn
perature Of 200 degrees. Nowhere else have
dental blast furnaces such a unique equipment
a. those at Harvard. BY the old method an
hour and half Is required to melt eight pounds
Of zinc Here il takes just five minutes. The
student simply turns valve throwing on gas
and air at the same instant
A system of annunciators is 50 arranged that
anv student may be summoned to the office of
the demenstrator. The pressing OF button
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equipment. All the mechanical appliances for
the administration of the building itself are of
the best and latest design. 1t will be seen from
this why teaching dentistry is such expensive
process. The best results, however. can be OBJ
tained only in this way, and the results here are
worth every cent OF their cost