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Provisions

Hams (per lbl-California, II. RI. brand. IA to
I6 lbs zoe; II to 90 lbs 1sc; picnics IA u 615c;
NJ. & l.. brand, 221ac; skinned, 22c; dried beef
hams. 26i3c; raw. boned. &c; Primrose. % 1Ac; ;
Eastern Star. 23c; skinned, 24c Monarch, 21c
picnic. 1515c.
Bacon-Primrose, to lbs 32c Eastern Star.
to lbs 30c, to lbs zoe TO 10 lbs 27c, 10
to IL lbs 26c;a Arrow. to 10 lbs 961ac. 10 to II
lbs 2o19c; medium bacon, 20hc; light medium.
2052c; light dry salt bacon, s to 10 lbs 23c, 10
to II lbs 22c; M. & l.. brand. ) to lbs 2Sc, 8
TO 10 lbs 2Ie; H. II. brand. to s lbs 26c, to
10 lbs 2Jc; light 22c dry salt, 1611Sc.
Cottoiene-Half bbls, II &c; ] tierce, 11Ac;
tlerces. 11sc; tierces. lie per lb; Caffeine.
lie Tor 1 tierce, l07kc for tierces. 1034c for
tlerces and 111sc for half bbls and tubs; cases,
Eastern Lard and Oils Western Meat brand
Lard, terces. 141ac; Sos (per easel sT.3s. los
S9;l5, 5s 81. % 3s 50. 30: compound lard. terces
5s4e; Dos tper case) So. los S. So SIS $6.3S. 3s
so-f9 yellow cooking oil, Csc per gallon; white
gallon
california Pure Lard. NJ & L. brand-Tierces,
ioc' cans, l TO case, 6.6215: 4 to a case,
sdoiu; large tins. 6 to a case, 1925. medium,
II 20 a case, Ss.32h; small. 20 to IS. 40.
soailfornia Compound Lard, H. H. brand
iierce basis. 912c; cans. / to case, S4.s .sT1a;
70 =. case. $3.50; tins. to case. S6 15; 12s.
so.z2R POS. $3.50; NJ. & L. salad oil. tierce
and 6Tc for yellow
,sas geefmExtra co. family. family and extra mess
s,a Pork-Extra prime, In barrels. s2s; pig pork.
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LOCAL MARkE IS
Receipts Of pro,,u.. .,,,,x 90
Wheat and Other Grain.


a. .s"l barley was Offering more freely hv sample
~ -. 1ne local grain market yesterday and as t,e
tluEs included some of inferior quality the
hr; pr;oaatsons took wider range. but the outside
,h as OF small proportions and the general tone of
$L market was one of easiness In the nit
-. Deeeinbef option opened weaker at 81 81 a
~ al "a put the price rebounded and closed strong
riot Si.ot a. or half cent higher 1 at the
lose OF last week The August ONION had q
saie In the afternoon at 81 27 which priee was
sgt go" the inside quotation for the spot grain.
s.sH wheat mad an easier tone than on Satur-
90. 80 aHu lower prices We're quoted for turkey red.
sss ets @ lola and hluestem The quotations for
eS anu corn were unchanged
CASH WHEAT
~, eSl,Iorhla ,la white Australian. nominal: Calitoc-
rla club, S1.5oM15Sib per ctl: northern clrh
g.. S;.eo0 i-o2la: Turkey red, 81 Goa .6a Rus
sten, lsl' sl.oodl 521a forty fold, S7.52ia; blue
No quotations
CASH BARLEY
soIp 91d 10 10 eholee feed on the spot, si.27 y a
FUTURES
II a. M Session
@, peescember-Sl.34 for opening and low and
% 4 1er high and closing. May. 1914. closed
a. Sl;S5 bid, Sf29 asked August was quoted
$40 bid, S1.2T asked and ST 81 g was offered
y. m Session
=, beeember sold at $l.342t and August at 81 %.
1LsN, 1914. closed at S1.3S bid. Si.39i5 asked.
suE was for sale at s1.35 September closed at
SNi,zs Ns pld, Sl.31 asked. and $1-31 bid for
oats-white feed. s1.521s 61.57R per ctl for
No I to choice; black nominal; red seed. 81 65
Gl.s5; do feed S145a155
Corn-Eastern yellow. carload lots. S151a1 80
Per ctl; do s.hite. S1-52m1.53; Egyptian white,
hye-Sl. .40dfI 35 ctI
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour (net per bbD-Californs family extras.
S5.60Q6; do bakers extras 81. 6o35.20: super
fine. $3.90@4.10: Dakota patents Se,4o@74o;
Kansas patents. S6M625
Farinaceous Goods-In 10 lb sacks quoted
follows, per 100 lbs: Graham -four. 81. 80; en-
tire wheat -four. So; buckwheat flour s5; self
rising buckwheat -four So. 50 wheat meal. S4;
rice -four. $3.50; rye flour. 3.70; rye meal $3.50;
corn meal, yellow and white. So extra do,
Sc. so: oat groats, 81 so; buckwheat groats $3.50;
henfiny, $50; cracked wheat S3; farna. 81 10;
pearl barley. s5.50@6: split peas S6 for yellow
and $50 for green. In % lb sacks Zoe lower for
ali and zoe lower for 80 lb sacks.
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Horses md Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
The horse market is quiet quiet in
factF that it would not be far from the
truth to say that just at present there Is
no market The true state of AFFAIRS els
shown by the withdrawal of part of the 60
head of horses which passed under the ham,
mer Tuesday.
VERY few private sales are reported. and
the number of horses leaving the barns Is
so small that it is evident that there is
little doing aside from immediate wants.
From the trade learn that probably
there will be nothing doing until well on
in the fall. 1t is certain that only animals
of very high merit Will find sale at the time
OF writing and even to these there Is
no knowing how long they may remain in the
barns before finding purchasers.
While we permit last weeks figures
to stand unaltered 1t must be understood that
they are largely nominal, and that this is done
only because there is absolutely no reliable
data upon which alterations could be made.
HORSES
Desirable drafters /. 700 lbs and over .$2I3 6323
Light drafters. 1.550 to .650 lbs. ..... 22o@25o
Chunks, 1850 to 1.500 lbs. 2O0@22o
Wagon horses. $50 to 1850 lbs. 160Q200
Delivery wagon horses. 1850 to ,250 lbs 12oM14o
Farm workers 75@1O0
MULES-MEDIUM TO EXTRA
$50 lbs, to years. SI5Ml23
1000 lbs 4 to wears 125@175
l. 100 lbs 4 to wears ars..s......... 1506200
1900 lbs 4 to wears 2006250
Over years old range from SIS to SIS lower.
Note-Shippers TO this market must have horses
close to type. with age, bone conformation and
style, to command extreme quotations.
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RuiIdin- Contracts

r. r. Beamer with l.. Heipner-To erect two
story frame dwelling in w line of Fourteenth
avenue 100 Of Seary street so by w 1915:
SO 800
pinning and retaining walls of adjoining prop
erty for a tive story brick building at SW corner
81 800
Lucy Higginbotham with John Casty-Au work
except painting, mantels. shades and light fix
lures for a three story and basement frame
building in line of Sixteenth street S0:6 E. Of
Castro, 30. W 70:6 Is, e -, TO- f %, S
80 1876: S4175
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General Merchandise

Bags-standard Calcutta grain bags.
9A G91sc San Quentin size: wool bags. 50l2c
for 4 and 4sc for BY lbs: fleece twine.
915c per h.: bean bags. 7%m7%c per lb.
Oil quotations are for barrels-Linseed 63c per
gallon for boiled and 61c for raw. hb1 lots lc
less, cases SC more: Bakers "A castor. cases,
gallons S1.0I, 10 gallons 81 05; commercial cas-
tor. in cases 90c: China nut. cases T5@s5c per
gallon: extra bleached winter sperm oil. 80c;
pure lard oil. SIC; winter strained lard oil. Toe;
pure neatsfoot oil. s5c; paint OIL 40@45c: cocoa
nut oil. bbl lots. Sic for xxx. Is1ac for No.
and 76c for No. q small lots 2lac more, car lots
1c less.
Coal Oil. Gasoline etc.-Pearl OIL in bulk &c,
in cases 10c: headlight oil, in bulk 1oc. in cases
lie: Eocene. In bulk lie. in cases 19c: Elaine.
2613c; Red Crown gasoline. in bulk 1515c in
cases 22i4c; engine distillate. in bulk NC, In
cases 141ac: gas machine gasoline, in bulk SIC.
in cases. 441ac: varnish makers and painters
naDhtha. in bulk 141ac, in cases 81 12c.
Turpentine-In cases SIC; 10 case lots 1c less;
drums and iron barrels soc; Aroturps. cases soc.
iron barrels and drums 23c per gallon.
Rosin-F. $40; Fl, $T75; /, $3.50; VIC, $lo
per Dbl of $50 lbs
Red and White Lead-Red. s@s15c; white. tx
Ms1ac per lb: do in and 10 lb lots, 1hac and
tAc respectively.
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Wholesale Fish Market

Prices per lb-Salmon, 121ac halibut. 1oc;
chicken haIibut.-; Goldfish, Sc; red rock: 1oc;
black rock, &c; barracuda. Sc; sand dabs, 6c;
scles sc; kingfsh, &c; crab. 4c; smelts. 10c;
silver smelts -; herrings. &c; tomeods. Sc;
small striped bass 15c large do. =; sea bass
&C. shad sc: catfish. 121ac; trout, =; crawfsh.
25c: crabs $3.50 per dozen.
The above quotations represent T. o. b. prices
for cleaned fish iced and boxed.
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5oc: long hair goats, 4oc; medium. &c; kids. 5@
1oc
Tallow-No 1 rendered. bbls. tGl5Ac; cans
and drums 81 15c
Grease-273c per ID.
Wool fsprlns clIp-Sar Joaquin. and :
months. sM10c per lb; do defective. 6mSc; Kea s
Bluff. 1d12bc; do year 12hM14c;o Humooidt
and Mendocino. months 14@1Sc: do years
elm 1Sn2ec
NEW YORK. July 2S.-Fdes Steady. Cen
tral American 2aai 29atc. Bogota, 25l. M3012c.
WooI-Steady. Domestic fleece. Xxx Ohio, &c
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Beans. seeds and Hops

Beans frecleened per ctl)-Limas, $50 oM :. 81; I;
ManchUrian butter. So. IS @4; bayos. S350@3. Co.
large whites, s4.60@475; small whites, $500
30; pink, SO. 15@3.30 blackeyes. S3.40@3.6o;
red, S4G4. 10; red kidney. s3T0d3,S5 garvan-
nominal
Seeds-Mustard -: faxseed So. s56l4 per ctl;
canary. 6@61@c per lb alfalfa. 14G1Se; rape,
2H@31ac; timothy. nominal: hemp Sc; milet.
2H 021ac
Dried Peas-Green. 81. 1903 per ctl.
Hops-Callfornia, 1912 crop TO growers. 12n
l6c per 1b for general offerings choice. scarce
and nominal at zoe: 1913 contracts, 1oql612c
per lb for general run.
NEW YORK. July es.-Hops- Steady. State,
common TO choice. 1912. 14d19c; do 1911. 124
14c; Pacific coast. 1912. 1sQ20ci do 1911. 1860
lie.
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BUTTER. PER POUND
Grade. :. : : ]. ::

Extras I.f0c Ii0c I:,Nc I'30c Soc .}uc
Firsts ....... rs 15c2s 12cl s12cl2s19cl2se Use
The average quotation for extra butter for the
week ending Saturday, July 26 was 20 l1-12c
pound.
Cheese-Faney California fats Ice per lb.
steady; do frsts, 15c. steady; fancy Young
do triplets. 16c, steady: do Young Americas.
isc steady: New York fancy, 20620Ee, steady;
Wisconsin fancy, 49, ar 1se. steady.
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen, cases in
nfs4, Cd
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Dried Fruits, Rafsfns, Nuts nns Honey

Futures 1913 crop-Prnnes 4c for COS to sls M
ana &c for sos to COS: 40s to 5os. / 1ac and 3os
20 4os, 212c higher: apricots, 80 lb boxes nm,
taced io12c for standard. lie for choice: 92c
Ter =, extra choice and 12hc for fancy; peaches %
10 10 boxes, 4Ac for standard, sc for choice, o4c
ior extra choice and &c for fancy.
halsins-Loose muscatels. 3Lc. Al. c and 4i@c
ior Z, 3 and 4 crown, respectively ,. ) apd
crown layers. 95c. 81 and SIPS, respectively
crown Dehesa clusters. $170; crown imperials
s-.zo: seeded. III boxes 5stc for fancy ana oc
Tor choice. with the usual diferential for IL OF
boxes; seedless seltanas. SOS. 4Ac; do Thomp-
SON &c for unbleached.
Nuts.Jobbing prices to the trade Walnuts,
homlnaI; almonds. 16611Sc: peesns. 16M1sct Bra
zil; loWlSc; peanuts. 512 G8c: pinenuts, 14M16c.
hohey-Fancv water white comb. 151a 1 loc;
oil oiTk & 10 amber. 131& @14lsc; white extracted,
gAa GIl0e per lib; light amber s1gc; amber, 69
&c; lower grades. bc per lb.
for dark.
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Dried Fruits In New York

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Evaporat ted apples
sl quiet ct fancy s@s15c; choice, A@752c; prime,
Prunes-Firm; California. s1k@l2Ac; oregons,
519 as 1ae
Apricots-Ffrm; choice 12@12iac; extra
choice, 13Q1312c; fancy Az @15c.
., iPeaehes-Dull: choice 6A @6l5c; extra choice,
6s! G7c; fancy. 7a07&c.
Raisins-Quiet; loose Muscatals, 4la@3a4c;
choice to fancy seeded. 6@61ac: seedless, AZ q
es4c; London layers, 81 .2o@1.4o
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( Louis Wool Market
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

ST LOUIS July -wool-Steady. Norther
and western mediums 1TM2Oc slight bury 16d
1Ghe; fine bury, 15G1511c.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties

tNpecIaT Dispatch 10 The IaH1
SANTA CRUZ. July 2s.-Egg exchanges and
independent buyers paid the following prices
for eggs today: Extras SOC, frsts and seconds
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OAKLAND EAREOR FERRY

From San Francisco, South Erd Of Ferry Building. for
Broadway Wharf. Cckiand.-From Geo a. NJ, daily.
and every half hour until 900 p. M. inclusive, then
1880 p. m, 1000 p. m, 1000 p. m. 'l10O p. M,
.l2O0 mdn. 81 90 IN. Boats leave Broadway Wharf
From 615 a. m, daily and every half hour until 845
pm inclusive; then te15 p m. -945 m., tl015pm.
'1045 D. M, 'l145 p. M, s12.45 g. m.
a for Morninc. "Dahy o for Afternoon.
tSunday excepted. tSunday only. C Monday only.
sSundays and Mondays only
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LOCAL FERRY TRAINS s-ElEcTRc SERVICE


To Oakland. 18th ST.. ard Berkeley via Shattuck Ave.
and Ellsworth St. Lines Daiy-From 600 q. m and
every twenty min utes until $40 p m, inclusive; then
90O GAO 1929, 1100, II 40 p m. 1920 and l. 20 g. m
Additional boats Saturdays end Sundays only, $40
.. n 9.20, 1000, 1910 and II 90 p. m.
TO erXssy via Calf orria ST. and West Berkeley, Albany
via Ninth ST. Lines ID ay-From $50 a. m, t620,
'640 100 a. M. and every twenty minutes until $40
D. m inclusve then 9.00, 90 1920 100, II 40 N,
1920 and 40 Additional beats Saturdays and
Sundays only, $40 p. m, 920, l0Go, lo4o and ll2o
D. .
To Oakland. Washinsto n-eroadway East Oakland.
Fruityato and MeIrose, via Seventh St.-Dally-From
500 a. m. then every twenty minutes until $40 p. m,
inclusive; then goo, e.4o, 1920, 1l.00; 114o p NJ,
1920 and l.20 a. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only, $40 p. m, 9.20, 1000, 1040 and 1l2O
D. N.
Horseshoe to Oakland. Washington Fuitvnle
Alameda, North Side. Enily-From 600 a M, 62O
$40 100 720, TAO, SEQ $40 and forty minutes past
the hour until $40 p. m; then 400, 40 800, 520,
$40, 500, go, $40, CO. 740, $50, s00 9.40, 1920.
1100, 11.40 p. m. IL. 90 and l 20 a. m.
TO Stonehurst Steam servce)-t60O, 1910, t92o
1900, ti0oo a m. II 20 p. m, +2O0, 1890, 1870,
400 800 40 and 1920 p. m.
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aso..
Observation-Disclosures roachpila - per crate: !:
Iuriock. Sl50@1.75; river nntmegs, 81 .25M ]. 80;
wa Mwate,rmelons, S1.5oQ3 per dozen gnd 1@112e
Grapes seediess, 75casl per crate Ing
pe, poxes, Sl25; Malagas, S1.25@1.3o per crate;
Fontaineblau. 5Q@T T5c.
"a eilrns zar Fruits. tper box,--valencia oranges
e,svMoo 90; seedess grapefruit So.5oM3 hsnonS
sso4s.oo; of stock. ssm5: lemonettes. SCOT;
Meexican lines $10n12. go
:, tropical Fruits7-B Bananas. 3h G4c pero lh for
Mexican. NE; s1.25@1.75 per bunch for Hawaiian
.,nu o72 n4c per lb for Central American pine
apFtes $2@2.5o per dozen for Hawaiians
Dried Fruits, Rafsfns, Nuts and Honey
frunes-Spot, CTS to 90s. 3t2c bulk basis; Dos
&c higher; 40s to 50s jobbing at 51a @6c as
bulk basis.
Other fruits 1912 crop.
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Via Alameda Pier

Via Alameda Pier
To Oakland, 1Ath and Franklin Sts-
6l5 Gas a. m. and then Is and AZ minutes past the
hour until 745 p. NJ; then $50, els, l00O l0.45.
1130 p. NJ. and 1915 8.
TO Alameda. North and South Side
615 Gas a. m. and then Is and IS minutes past the
hour until 745 D. m; then $780, 9l5, 10G0 10.45,
m and II 1h
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TOYO KISEN KAISHA

ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
S. S. Hongkong Maru intermediate service
saloon accommodations at reduced rates1
Tuesday, Aug II, 1913
S. 3. Shinyo Maru....- Saturday. Aug. Is, 1913
s. 5. Chiyo Maru- Thursday. Sept. IL, 1913
S. S. Nippon Maru intermediate service sa-
loon accommodations at reduced rates.
..-......-........-. Tuesday. Sept. so, 1918
S. S. Tenyo Maru, via Manila direct t...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday. Oct 4 1913
Steamers sail from company's pier, No. "a.
hama and Hongkong. calling at Honolulu. Knhe
(Hiogo) and Nagasakf and Shanghai and Connect
ing at Hongkong with steamers for Manila India
etc No cargo received on board on day of sail
ing. Round trip tickets at reduced rates
For freight and passage apply at office forYrfh
floor, Merchants National Bank building. o625
Market ST. w. H. AVERY
Assistant General Manager
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UNION TRANSFER COMPANY
AGENTS collect baggage and checks trains or boats Of
Southern Pacific Compay and deliver baagase 10 resi-
denco They are authorized to check baggage direct
from residence.
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Over years old range from SIS to S25 lower
Note-Shippers 10 this market must have horses
close to type. with age. bone conformation and
style, to command extreme quotations.
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FALSE FIRE ALARM
 RESULTS IN PANIC

whctrcr there WAS any danger or not lead to a terrible scene of dcmorali2a ton.
 When the cry of fire was first heard everyone in tn" hall made q concerted trsh for th" narrow exit Tn" men heinz stronger and forgetting their manhood in their unreasoninI panic pushed the weaked women and chil dIen aside or unconcern"dly trampled upon them in their mad flight for tn" open air. The narrow exit was block ed by the first rush nf terror stricken dancers and then the men surged for ward and fought their way out
 som" one "n tn" outsid" of the huifd- inP turned in an alarm of fire and
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WILL ExTERNAINATE EVERY
 FEDERAL PRISONER

believable. Many stories of his cruelty are told but there has been nothing before like this cold blooded slaughter nf prisoners of war who had surrend- cred at the commands of their officers.
 Many of the federal prisoners had expected some such fate as this at the hands of the ex-bandlt general and t'cse men saved their lives hy joining tF.c rebel army. Most of the very cay. airy that was left to do the work of slaughter was composed of men wh" had been in the federal army. It was some of this cavalry that made such 4 gallant charge in on" of the recent battles in an attempt to save one wnt q, the federal army but rather than remain prisoners or run the erisk of be- ing murdered these men and a great many of their officers joined the rebel cause. This change of side is char aotrristir of the Mexican soldier and m"nN of the troops at present com prising the army marching on OjinaGl ar, former fcderaiS lt is the men
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tiun in Narinus olli"S, the names "i some of th" most notorious Chimes
 (, imnals in the country. the polio" >HN. and instructions written in Chin
 csr The police are If the opinion that the slayer uf Sing escaped hN this underground \ man wh" made this restaurant his headquarters and wh" is known tn hlN, been an intimate "f Sings and his white wife had h"en missing since tn" night of tn" crim" The polio" found scores of l"tt"rs ad dressed tu this thinamau from whit e;rlS. twelve If whom gave their name' and addresses some of ines" tirls Hlr in the upl,"r social circles
 Among th" cities listed in the black
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Special Nugeet Service.

CHICAGO. Dee. 70 G-Thc discovery some time az" that th"r" existed [ regular system of criminal aid among the Chinese has been followed mp with even more startling discoveries iri con police society.
 There is an "und,rground" Chinese railway for spiriting criminals away from the officers of the law and to aid th" entrance of Oriontals int" this country This and many other mat . ttrth connected with the inner work |. ingS of the Chimes" tones have come to light through Inc efforts of the dctcc- lives to locate those responsible for the murder of Chralic Sing
 This alleged conspiracy of crime rN ttrds from British Columbia to Hong kong and has branches in many cities in this country and at least one in Mexico.
 secrets bl the workings ot the 'nn- dorGround" were discovered in raid on rooms at the rear of chop suey restaurant in Clark street near west Illinois street The principal haul was " hat the police call the "black book of the gang from which the alleged scheme in aid of fuGitives from jus tico was learned. This will account criminals wanted hy the police all over the country.
 Arranged in alphabetical order were the names of agents of the OrSaniZa .
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0PeeiaI Nugget 9srNISs.

CHIHUAHUA, Dec. 26.-General PGncho Villa, commander in- chief of the rebel army which recently captured this city. has marched with the main body of his troops. consisting of all of the infantry and artillery. to the at - tack of Ojinaga which is reported to be held by a strong force of federals
 Before leaving with his army of cut ohroats Villa turned command of tn
 town over to General Ortaga, the com mander of his cavalry, with orders that hc was to reioin the main column as soon as all of the federal prisoners had been disposed of Four thousand mounted men were left with Ortcga for the purpose of cXtcrmnating the fed Gral prisoners. for this is what was meant by Villas order in regard to dsposing of these prisoners of war.
 This Is the latest and greatest act of the rebel general which shows that he is carrying on warfare SO unciviI- i2ed and horrible that it is almost un-
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WOMEN JURORS
 WERE NOT SUCCESS

night as is the custom The jurywo- man who was ill thought that she would be better off at home than in the quarters provided by the state and so. inst to please her, the four women have made affidavit, they agreed to vote the man guilty when they heliev. ed him innocent.
 Since the conclusion of the trial and the sentencing of the victim of women jurors these four members of the jury have been suffering from an attack oc feminine conscience, and they at las; simply had" to fess up that it was compassion for one of their number and not the evidence adduced at the trial which led them to find the &C.,
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cuscd guilty.
 Judge Ronald. who presided at tn, irial. Is inccnsed Ht what he terms tn, olitragiouS and criminal action of these women and hr declares that ii there is a law under which they can hc punished they will be GiN"n the most severe sentences possible"
 This confession has created q great deal of unfavorablo comment and is pointed out by those opposed to wo- men suffrage and women iurios as an example of what may be expected when women are allowed to take an active part in government and the courts.
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tbusmstir greeting that :, patriot cah give
 After the parade of citizens an elah- crate luncheon was served at the for cign office This was attended by all of th" dirnitarirs "f tn" empire and m many foreign diplomats Tho ah- souc. "f the American and British amhms~.durS from this function was particularly noticeable. IL has been given "t.t that th" American amhassa- dor is Il and nt the British 'mhassN
 Wa~ said that th" ambassa dol of that r",u,rl had h' hurredlr summ"u"d L." IaItahama on important business These ,N,lIs"s are taken for mst what the, are worth in official circles
 Tho stay of Minister D"laharra in Japan k indefinitely He has already had an Hudi"nc,. with th" emperor and foreign "tir" officials \" attempt is made to hide the fact that the Japan csc officials are doing everything in ttcir power (" court the favor of th" NJ. Xiran and 1t is freely said by those who arr, in u position [" know that Japan will C"p"ut her friendship with McXic" as a means of threatening th" United States
 At the American embassy no PN-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-26
Special Nugget tN'V'Ce.

TOXIC, Dec. 2d.-- The enthusiasm. visit of the Mexican diplomat Della hnIra is growing greater as the days of his stay in th" country lengthen The nobility and higher officials vi.. with each other In showing honor to the Mexican while his drives throueH the streets are. in the nature If tri- umphal marches
 Not satisfied with the splendid of rcial functions arranged for the rn- ltrtainmont of the visitor the popular" uf the city demanded q chance tu show their appreciation "f tn" M"XlcHn'~ Visit and their friendship for the Mex irnn people. In accordance with 'th. "ihsprrd" wishes of the people gran l larad" Was arranged in which thou- sands of citizens took part
 Minister D"labarra accompanied bV many of the highest officials of In" government. including the prime min :sirr and several generals and admir- aIs reviewed this enthusiastic parade of the people of Tokio from the bal cony of the foreign office. AS th" thousands of Japancs" marched past they waived Mexican and Japanese flags and chccred the peculiar Japan eNe "hanzia" which is the most en-