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New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
WOMAN DIES, MAN IS HELD
Oswego Couple Had Registered at
Hotel Under Assumed Names.

George a Vaudeville. an editor Of an
Osweeo newspaper. was held in 800 bonds
by Coroner Holtzhauser following the
death Of his companion. Harriet VI. Fen
nell. in the Hotel Raymond. No. i2 East
2Sth street. YESTERDAY. Mr.. Vaudeville
told the police he had registered a the
hotel with his companion as II. e. Will
iams and wifs
Early Yesterday he rushed downstairs
and asked tho clerk 10 send for phys'-
clan Dr Williams, of No 2S East 3oth
street. was called but the woman was
dead when he arrived Vaudeville was
arrested by Patrolman German Of the
West 30th street station, on charge Of
homicide but wss later released on bail.
The CoroneIs' Office said that there Was
nothing suspicious IN the woman's death.
and Dr Williams said that he thought "
Vas caused by heart disease.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
MEASLES IN HEALTH OFFICES
Cat Comes Back, Minus a Foot, but
Catches Twenty Mice in One Day.

And the cat came back. This time it was
Measles, tho Health Department cat, which
verified the ;ime-worn saying. But the
once handsome animal has. according 10 a
department clerk. come back much tho
worse for wear. In fact Measles has four
legs, but only three feet, for Il stroetcar
amputated one foot.
Five years ago this animal strayed into
the Health Department Offices and decided
10 stay. Sometime later, although Measles
had shown much talent for mouse catch
ing. Tho American Society for the PreVen-
ton of cruelty 10 Animals Was prevailed
on 10 come and take the Intruder away.
But Measles slipped out of a box in which
ne had been Gagged and beat it That was
three YearS ago.
Now Measles has strayed in again. and
to snow there was no III feeling caught
more than twenty mice Yesterday. Later
he was put out. but last night wandered
IN again The department does not want
the mice. nor does II want Measles.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
The WEATHER REPORT.

Ofticiai Record and Forecast. Washington,
March i5-The storm OF the North carolina
coast and the ono over Northwestern ontario
Tuesdav night lave apparently Joined forces.
ana the centr. at D.. In Wednesla, night h.
one storm ovc. the eastern limit ~ tire 81
Lawrence Valley. with marked Increased in-
t.nslty ~ result rain or snow las fallen
over the Ohio Valley. the Middle Statcs, Ne"
rpglano the lake region and the middle At
lan,ic states. with high winds and gales Else
vybere Inc weather has been genciaiiy lali.
INC winds along the New England o"st VII
D.. MGR northwest, diminishing Thursdat mia
dle Atlantic Coast. brisk northwest diminishing
Istc rbursday; south Atlantic Coast. bfisk norm
-, Iecorning variable: east Gult coast mod
,rstc northwest becoming variable, Wtsi Gun
COS. moderate north becoming Narable, Lake
Ntcbipan. diminishing northwest WIN 20 h'roH-
10 sogth in the afternoon or night
s,rong high barometTic area over ne hfilsi
Northwest has moved 10 toe cehuai Mls''Sappl
yiia| causing decidedly colder weather Over th-
ri,ins states The lake region, tennessee ara ne
Gbio Valley with freezing Tempo iatuI, as lir
Ut as southern Missouri whlie mere las b'rn
arncrsI rise in temperature over ihe ROCKY
I,ne,rtsius and the extreme NofthN'st
grbc Indications are fhst the M'iu,i MI hc
..neralIy fair during the AcAt twenty lVui AyIls
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
MoELLER MAY BE PLAYMASTER.

Pending the appointment Of a nov super
visor Of recreation. Park Commissioner
Stover said Yesterday tho temporary head
a. the recreation bureau would probably
Re Frederick Moeler. formerly connected
with the Parks and Fairgrounds Associs
ton and lately assistant 10 Howard Brad
s-reet. the retiring supervisor As 4 pro-
test against tho turn Of affairs in the
recreation bureau, some Of the club leaders
in the downtown Fairgrounds said vester-
DAY they would not take any part in the
government movement which started
some time ago.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
PARADE FOR FERRY OPENING.

Navor Gavror and members Of the Board
of Estimate will take part to-day in tho
Williamsburg celebration Of the opening of
rho Broadway and Roosevelt street ferry
lirc of thc Brooklvn and Manhattan Ferry
Company This company expects 10 open
another Brooklyn and New York line, run
ming from 23d street ia Broadway will
iamshVrel ON April -. Twenty-minute trips
viii bo maintained from p q. m to +. m.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
/, ,,TrRD.Y. MARCH I
TRANSPACIFlC MAILS.

r,.s,,nation and steamer Close In n 7. T. 81
hawai- Japan W,,nolia To dsy. 81
,,aat ,an ,yia rscoms," Missourian Mch II. 6 80
JaeaInl. ronbea CSIes' china wa .aV Mch H. $50
Japan Sorss; F,pfass rnpgId oS .a H. $40
F'j ISLANDS AeSAiS IA" Mich Io sc
japan; Seigs s55o ona Mch 49, $50
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China. Philip-
PaTs aT', wa 'a'' Mch o. $40
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The lusitania. reported 752 miles ~
Sand Hook a. 20 = vesforda', Is expected
20 dock late this evening ~ FRIDAY forenoon
The s. Louis, reported a. 2S3 miles east of
sandy Hook ~ ~ 40 m vnsteiday. is expAc'ed
dock this forenoon.
The Cincinnati reported az 1876 miles east of
SANDY Hook a. = 40 p ~ Yesterday j. expected 20
dock Sundsv forenoon
The Ancona. rcport'd as 81: miles east n
SANDY Hook a. : ~ yesterday, - expected 20
dock this forenoon.
The Zeiten. reported az 361 miles cast of Saniv
Hook ~ = mn Yesterday. Is expected 80 dock
this forenoon
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
SAILED
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Mcntc,idco. March l5-Trojan oBD. New York
for Punta Arenas corral. etc
La Plata March l5-Trader ,Br,. New York
ralcahIano March l5-Cea drb New York
end Norfolk FOR Valparaiso etc.
Pornambuco. March l3-Eastern Prince oBr).
New York
Plymouth March IL. 100 m-Prinz Friedrich
wilhelm oierI. New York for Cherbourg
and Ercmen (and proceeded
Roucn March ~ Margaretha dtab New York
East London. March i5-St Helena GD. New
York VIA Npc Town. otc.
Mott March i3-Albensa oieD New York via
colombo. Hong Kong, etc.
Lisbon, March i3-Mars Ger. New York VIA
Fsyal.
Shanghai March 10 Matoppo d8D New York
Via Agiors.
SAILED
Ieshon. March II Fert dtaD ,rom Gcnoa).
Sew York
calcutta. March i2-psgentum 0ep. Boston
and Sew York.
Penang March ~ Braemar OBp from Yoke
bema etc, NeS YORK.
Rio de- Janoiro. March l5-\e efdl tbrl nrom
Santos. Sew loik.
southampton March l5-Magialena 'Bp. New
York Via Barbados. colon, Kingston. ctr;
noon Oceanic ,BD. New York via chetbours
and Queenstown.
Genoa March l0-Deiphine utaD New York;
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

over the greater part 4 the country. except that
during the carly pant of Thursday I'm the north
orn portion Of The middl" Auanti' statcs and
u New England. and probably snow furics
over th" lower bake region. II viii bc much
soI.,i along the entire Atlantic s"ahOard Thurs
daN. hut 10 viii grow somewhat warmer Thurs
day night and Friday over the plains states. the
central great Vallots and no upper iaks region.
steamers departing Thursday for European
ports viii have high northwest wines. diminish
iug IEuIsl1l nirht, with rain or snow, followed
by fair wealth .r. io thc Grand Banks.
Forecast FOR >uecai Locaities-For New
England light rain or snow lurrios. followed by
fair and colder. with a cold wave in Vermont.
to-day; fair and continued cold Friday. high
northwest winds, diminishing late to-day.
For Eastern New York New Jersey and East
crn Pennsylvania. fair TODAY. pre-, ,odcd by light
rain or snow early this morning much colder.
fair Friday. high northwest winds diminishing
late to-day
For Mar, land and Delaware. fair and colder
TODAY. faii and continued cold Friday brisk
northwest winds diminishing.
For The District of Columbia. fair and colder
today: generally fair ana continued cold Friday.
brisk west winds.
For West Virginia. fair and continued cold to-
dsy. fair Friday, warmer IN The afternoon or
night
ri.s and continued cold today. generally fair
Friday. brisk to high northwest ~ west winds,
diminishing
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

IoraI OficiaI Iecord.-The following Official
record from the weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. In comparison with the correspond
Ing date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

Highest temperature vest 'rday - degrees;
Lowest N. a,eIagc 80. aNcfHg' for correspond
Ia, dste last wear 81. ayeTHg. tor corresponding
date last thirty three y'aTs. n ~,
Local forecast: Fair daH, pieccdch hy lsh'
rain OF snow IN carly morning, much colder
IIah northwest winds. diminishing late TO-DAY
TIiGa. ia!I.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Wednesday, Marcf
IS, 1911.

steamer sarnia ,Gor Port an frince fehru
ary a Jeremie p. Port iimon March .. hins
| ston q and Inagus ~ 10 the Hamburg American
| Line with & passengers. mails anil mdse. Al
! rived at the Bar ~ m. ,,- -.
Steamer Cuyshcgs Rr' shields tehrnaIV ~ ~
f. Phnip Ruprecht. in ballast Arrived at the
steamer Tasus dRr.. Barbados Februs. =
Trinidad IS. Porto colombia March I. tsrtascna
= colon Z Kingston 10. and Aniilla H. TO san.
derson y SON, with - passengers mails and
mdse Arrived AZ the Ear nj : a IN.
steamer Lindafos ,GrJ Cardcnas March
and Caiharlen =. to the Murson Steamship Line.
with sugar. Arrived at tho Rar at m. 18th
Philip Ruprecht. IN ballast. Arrived AT the Bar
AZ T. m. ,, a., IT, .,
and Key West H. To- the Mallory steamship
Company with passengers and nIse. Passed IN
steamer FL Occidcnte. Galveston March o. TO
the southern Pacific COMPANY with mdse. Passed
D" sifcamer Nasrtensd,k oDurchu. Rotterdam
March |. to the Holland America Line, with
ndse Arrived At The bar at l?:Io p m.
steamer Trent ,Rr,. Rcrmuda March il to
Sanderson 4 Son with 100 passengers and mds,
Arrived a. the Bar ~ l2i5 ,. m.
steamer coas;wise, Hoston. March IL. 10
at Quarantine AT go a. m.
steamer Pawnee. Philadelphia to tho clyde
steamship 90. with mdsc. Passed In Quarantine
" steamer Monroe. newport News and Norfolk.
to The old Dominion Steamship 90. with pas
sengers and mdse Passed in Quarantine at
steamer Julia Iuckenhach. Ponce. February
IS MayagueZ March 2. Arroyo :. and Maunaho
: "a the fnsular Line. with mdse. Arrived at
Bar at =. m.
steamer Ashmorc ,Rr Manzanillo February
- and .Iucaro March u. To- the West India Steam
ship Company with sugar. Arrived at the Bar
~ 2.3o J. ~.
Steamer Scottish Prince (Rrb. Santos February
H. rio do Ianciro 10. Victoria IS Bahia ~ and
Barbados March :. TO Paul T. Gerhard 4 60.
with 3 passengers and mdse. Arrived AT tho
Bar at p. m
Sandy Hook. y T. March II $50 u m--Wind
northwest; strong breeze; showing and thick.
rough sea.
SAILED.
Steamers ComuS. New Orleans. Huron. charles
ton and Jacksonville. Philadelphia san .iuan
Siu Marcos galveston. MaEzanillo 0mbanb san
tiaPo. Liconier. with one barge Port Arthur.
Rcruudian Nirl. Bermuda. Tuscarora IBr). Phil.
adclrhia. Mauretania tBri. Liverpool, Senator
tNorb. Kingston: Bella tNor. Port Antonio:
Winyah. Charleston: Florida. with one barge
Port Arthur. Texan. Puerto Mexico: Jefferson
Norfolk and Newport News Crown Of Granada
On Trinidad: Madeircnse Nori Port Antonio;
Antonio Lopez Span. Havana. Carolina tAusp.
philadcluhia Dorothy Philadelphia 1and re
turned to Sandy Hook BAY for harbop.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 6 z sunsst. sos, moon rres, "a.
roor are l6
HIGH WATER.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

For Western PENNSYLVANIA generally fair to
day and Friday; continued cold. brisk 10 high
northwest winds diminishing
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
We report progress!

We report progress!
Our statesmen seem specially
pleased with the fit Of our new
Spring suits and overcoats.
And statesmen are always
the severest critics, privately, Of
the things they are to sell.
SO we're mighty glad to find
the new cut SO approved in the
bosom of our own family, after
there has been time to try it out
with hundreds of customers.
Fabrics of course improve
each year, with the progress of
designing skill.
Spring suits and Spring
Ovcrcoats, S18 to So.
Our Dollar Glove. which YOU
know really should be $50, is
a speciality specially suited to
Spring.
Tan cape made for us in
England.
81.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Warren ST. 18th st. Gath st.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

TODAY.
Mail Vessel
yess.l For Line. closes. sails.
X 4 Victoria, Hamburg VI = $50 m ---
Ia Provence HavTe. French. 100 m ---
MORO Castle, Havana. Ward 300 III
0snaaa oSm,a permI,ds. Ber Al ZOO m 800 m
o. II ,onenhagen Scam 200 y IN
pIoir uremen q I,..... 1900 a III
o. cr.nle Dr'virk Mallory 300 m
Z. of Noutgoomery Saw saw. 300 ? m
FRIDAY, MARCH II.
c, yiere Nontoyideo Barber II Oo M Loo M
p,irz Sieis,n,lnd lam II \. II 90 m Zoo p M
Ararbe Jacksonvile CLYDE 300 m
Matanzas. Tampico Wari... - l..Oo M
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
METROPOLITAN s HorS

METROPOkllAN HOUSE
To-day Mat. at :. popular prices Haense'
und Gretel. Alten. Homer. Msttteld' Got'|
Cond. Hertz CoppeIis-Pavlowa-M Mordkn;
Tonight al s-Fanst. Farrar Forns MAJ
tin C;iliv Rothier. Cond.. Podestl Ana pi-
vert',' PavIowa- -Morkip. and Russian Balle''
Fri Eyg. al s-Tannhaeuser. Gadsk, Erenl-
.tad Slezak Sooner. Hinckley Cono.. Hertz'
sat Mat at 2-Koenig skinder Farrsr; no
r,er. Jorn. Goritz. Reiss. Didur Cond. nertz
Sat Eyg at s-Thais. presd by the i'hiia.
Chicavo Opera Co. Garden. Bressler-Gisnoll'
Dalmores Renaud. Huberdeau. Cen MUS
Dir. Cleofonte Campanini.
sun. Fvg AZ .So-Pop Price Concert. Mines
Fremstad Alten. case, Flahaut; MN Slezak.
sooner. Goritz, Hinckey. Brooklyn Arion
Singing Soc'y. 200 Voices. Gond., Arthur 'laas
son. Entire Metr. orch; cond.. Pasternack
Next Week: Mon. Eyg. Double Bill-Ihe
Barterrd Bride. Destinn; Jorn. Reiss. GorlZ,
Witherspoon. Cond. Hertz. Ballet Coppeiia
(Act -, Pa, Iowa -Mordkin.
Tues Eyg. - Phila-Chicago Opera Co
oui.e Garden. Bressler-G Giauoli; Daimores'
Dufranne Narnery. Huberdcau. Gen. Mus
Dir Cleofonte Campanni.
" ed Eyg-Faast Farrar. Jadlowker. Gilly.
thier Cond Podcsti Followed by DIVER
tissement- Paw ylowa- -Nordkin.
Thurs An.. Pop. Price Mat. at 2-Haensel
uud (;reteI ford by Coppelia. Act !. PaNlowa-
Mordkn and entire Ballet
Thurs. Eyg. A. Meistersinger. Nine
GadsjI: NM Slezak. sooner Reiss. Goritz,
Witbfrspoon Hinshaw. Cond. Toscanini.
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

IIth. Florida ntan. New York. iith, Duca
drgli Abruzzi dtah. New York
PASSED.
1 ilard March iJ-I'hnbus oicr New York for
Tcrgorm tiip. New Orleans and
Norfolk for Dunhlrk and Glasgow.
Gibraltar March l5-t t'alabria iBrl. New York
for Naples and Icghon. SAINT Anna OF'r,.
New York via Fayal for Naples and Mar
sellle0
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

brings mail,
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NnIlNLL L[AGuE

Se# Yefk. May z Ne# Yofs nas
beaten 8Y Cincinnati and thereby ost
tae lead Keefe lof tae visitors @as
remarkably effective
soora 81 jnninaz RH Il
Cincinnati zel pal lZ06 z
sew Y0rk 600 800 9i6-l
Batteries Keefe an1 CLARKE
I rueke. Ames, CFaEdai and Myers.
Philadelphia. Pa May 1s--Pai a
eipaia broke its l0slhg sfreak Dg de
iag ST Louis ! 70
score 81 innings X z
louis 6a8 6nN e41
laaelphis lsg eiQ ea"
Batteries steele and BFesaaaaAi
Alexander and Doom
I Be0klyn Iay p Broohlsn aosi
"a pfts8nrg RsFae carving oa fn'
,gne bonofs with hfe BITS "a q
sags sg inning RHi
stsbggg E8g 90f 2isl-7 ~
e-aoflvn - 600 aNl eif-4
/ batteries Leiiel8 aHd tibsnA
rcaer. Raeg0 ard 8illef
pgs,nn. Nay Zs-Cbic -8esi9
0ned gaia
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a TE1As woaDER

TIE Texas W0Aae- elfea kldaef
ara bladder tF9Aales. Fss1oseR sfayal.
rnrea diabetes. weak aag lame uaezs,
shsumAsisn, snd irregularities VI sEe
kianeys Ard alaadsf IA both nen snl
womea regulates biad1Af trouble ~
children. II not sold BIZ g0ar lfaS
asss. 1T VIII be sen by mail ou rs
cesgt n ai one smah bottle is Fa
mnnths treatment. ard seidrn salas
to perfect eare Bf T. vi Hall
gans flssya ssrent. 81 TnHla Mu Senc
liaF esllninhlals ifan ainrfeAl atA'e
! Sid DY dFasglalf
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Leaner May 2, lHtI.t
Sl47.O00.OO
CITY OF GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA
BOND SALE

The City of Guthrie, Oklahoma, Of
fers tse following twenty-five year s.
per cent bonds, interest payable SEMI
annually.
Sf0o. 900 90 park Improvement bonds
SAT. 10000 railroad viatuct bonds.
Financial statement forwarded on
application
All bids must be filed With the
City Clerk BY 1900 O'clock noon
Jane 21st 1911, accompanied BY eed.
t'ned creek for one per cent Of the
bid.
No bid for less thsn par viii be re.
oeiNed and the City Council reserves
the right 10 reject any ard All bids.
C.. n. WiNsL0W. City Clerk
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WANTS
CLASSIFIED


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FIRST ward )'a-g Sf4 Hi
c.efhs 9iKef MoG4H I'll
Second Ward "Afs
8u1ga-sam Exams.
o. Br0Hn
Geccra Ward "AH
lleg sa-J 81 carl
E4 Johnson.
second ward "sn
5nases-Jghn seTl8gins
cen Remington.
Second Ward "s
fsf frks F se.xaF
Charles A87eT.
Third Ward "a"
y4Gges3fr Pratt.
Gee Garrison
Tnird Ward .Af
cIerks-G y KAsftrook
n \. Mock.
Third Ward "B.g
Ia5ees- fiairs LDd8
M WelnbeFger
THIRD ward "s
CieTae--JoS WIsHF
Il Ben Bergeg
fourth Ward IA
JNageT n "a FineH
H u. D8ieuer
Fourth Mara "a
Ctnfks-Afr. ChfrehN
BIB Coleman.
Fourth ward "s."
9udess-Mlke White
E0h Henderson,.
Fourth Ward "5"
Gle ka Ei5lv Poison
NH Richmond
Fifth Mars ar
Judges D Mantle
TEL W-aisgu
Fifth Ward "E.a
G3efksGsMs II ores.
T5sa peli4 el aaen 0f said eieeli2HH W8
- onen 20 toe HaFr af s. Qcsgck u tN
f9seaonn aua wtfl ba ci0se4 a tae nea
gf o'es9ek n tne Afternoon
AH persgrs wAo are qaaltleI atefi4F
in SAFE corporate NFntts "a aa'a EttF 80
Do entitled tp Y0fa fpr Hie Aai
heretofore mentioned 1850 cpwfa siah Z
: sna a3 rersehs m&ia are asiAiis}ea ess tef
within the aforesaid corporate li7Hiis E
\ saGF sHes 81 gs the territory attached ~
sah8nl purposes SHAFT ~ entitled - s4
-kst saiH ee iNns f0r iae herfiM i0f
mentioned SCHOOL Instruct officers
Tae fesolt az said eiee'igrs and rae
4g saaW sHHH te ref1wa6 ang cahB
p g,iafsf4aut to tvs lAw % ne SiAte
I. gk38aums ara tee Charter NJ me Eity {
4 Guthrie iU swch cses made 1n0 pie
gided
Y Given ynaer my hand ard tns seai Z
: az cYty III GUTHRIE state q Ok.h58.
thas 3s day 0f MaY \ 81. 3s}l
FRANK 0LSMITH
SEAE8
ATTEST
= RI H WG%sF.0W.
ht Ci,y Clerk
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Ia sNese aassAlsK So aA as NaFla
sHat IN ny maEe IMPORTANCE " y03
tnan good daxeafion Fopa mNxs oe
satHa II susAsn Use ~ a2as W ~.
wettaa ana e0nvee lnt0 oi00a
WAsn thH digestion Fats tne whrls
rods Suffers Cha mnariaina Tablets
ave 4 rational ana felsa1le cure t0F
8n8 esiAnn IHey increase tHe f0w
BY ble. purity Six 5ipoa stTeagtaen
sRe ssmaclls Ana saa@ ~ kAe MA0le
s1GATsFr aVnsssis nnspfA al9d
aesissy anssan Fpf saie bf all sAeAi
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Sick headache results from dis
ordered condition 0f the stomach, and
can be cured by TIE use Of Caaln oeF.
lains Stomach and Liver IaoieM
Try ID. For sale ag all dealers.
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fTha veinr mi8 Indicate h.a eF
rrasafeMae os stamping lfl sse ag0aU W
fraas 10 tss word ycs 90 tbs werl
.H@
Nhr sasiats shsa be % gantiasg ae
eiesa f8rln s said e'eels1H
said ese tion aasf Ae hel8 as te rE-
gisE voting places sa tte ssn soiiAA Nfs
ciwets i8 s4la Cisw Ut sfMEhfte
whe following nswe4 persons are AfFe-
gpv dfsgnatea ard appaiAsea ta eplabei
Ad eieEs58u at s4s8 respective fDtths
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TOWEL SUPPLY

j. y. GRAYS.. Proprietor
Towels and aprons of AL kinds taEl-
sshed All very Feasonablep rice. See
me before y0n bur ~. D. Grays
me bef0rs yoa buy. d. GRAYS.
PRONE NO. $40
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NoTlcE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

III ron fall t3 receive ypa- copy 0f
Tie Lefder each evening kindly
phone Nc. 75. aud a special c~Erler
VIII deliver 4 paper 70 yoa hare
yuur complaint Id hy six O'Clock.
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FIRST Ward
Prsssaet 10.
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al H BQs
Clerks fei0 Adler.
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prgr5rct NO. q
8ge8ake Spenee.
58NG Towers
C,st~s Afase- ..ee.sasazg.
FWng wvsts
se@9na "sFs.
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JuHs aie Ens.
a EMm.
r.NFk N g0n
Ea 4ahasae.
pferinct NO. a
gUae ggsa sepH
taa ksaNvngsoa.
CasaP ssxas
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Thire wafa.
pyecgncE NO 4
5aaAeM q pfast
Sss@ ksaFggH
Ce g. Eas bggss.-
M IL MAsG
Presence Na. :
Judges LARRY ssHi6
M waHA@Eee
Nn E%rser
Fepsth "sFd'
rreesnss Ne, (.
gHsp q p
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Charles Beck OF philadelphia WandcrS
Al Night on Mount Lowe.

PASADENA. Cal. April 3-Charles Beck
banker of Philadelphia was found at 2
o'clock this morning almost at the edge
of a precipice above the San Gabriel
River so benumbed by cold and so weak
that the searchers who discovered him
after eight hours of exploring dark trails
had to carry him back to Alpine Tavern.
a distance of six miles.
Beck had wandered most of the night
in a snowstorm vainly trying to find the
tavern.
Yesterday the Philadelphan and his
daughter. Miss Elsa Beck. went to the
hotel on the Mount Lowe electric line
There he got hurro and they con-
tinued to the summit. his daughter
preferring to walk along the trail. He
insisted, however. that she should ride
back. and saying that he would return
by another trail parted from her.
When night came and he had not APP
peared tho young woman pleaded that
searchers be sent out. and several noun
taineers carrying lanterns and ropes
left the hotel. Going to the summit they
found Becks trail and followed it eight
hours before they saw him lying near
the ca hons edge.