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lremon nro finding great
Enlonding with the flame.
the Chlneto shops, And
.-was due to the earolesc-
!$am la fumigating. The
rig rapidly toward (he
heart of iho city. Tho water pressure
la poor on notount of defects in tho
new ncquoduots. One block is already
burned out. Santa
Abba equnro, In
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tho hoart of the city is mennced.
Are creating excitement, nnd peeplo Are
greatly IncoAeed Against tho Amerl
aba. The pellet Are hordly Able to
maintain order.
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JhM4ri4jriAAxloa In Teaneesoe. j j(WirRM0 element was net pleased with
H endows sytTcnn., Jab. 12. The son
iterial W JAj" Ar n-d today In tho
,wMi$IjjBfttorIal district which
emprises uJe counties of MAdlson.
2betof SjydLHcnOerson. The situation
rtherIwveUng In this district,
Jovoral prominent Democrats havo
CN(lm to opjxxK) tho noraloA
of TttP. W. Pope, of Madison
ounty. Pop rcpronted thla district
n, 1HikMP!o)tur(s And tho torn-
hit roeerd And In, therefore, etroBgly
oppoeed to bia return to tho senate.
Among tho prendnonl Domoorata mon
tlonod to contest hi nomination It
Hon. J. D. Johnson, who rondo a bril
liant record for hlmiolf In favor of tho
oxtcnolon of tho Adams law. Tho re
sult of the primaries Is awaited with
considerable Interest, A strong vote
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tag goodsMVW from one ee&aen to another we taMero in haTlng now,
p te 3SS goods for eaeh season as they eewe aleng that is the reason
wJhMTw?W wonderful clearing eae to olwvr the ehelvns for our spring
0e4a. iSf& eold out at eost and lew. Head on.
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Pre4 Goods, 5(5
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rw Plaids, yd.. 124c
zed Suitings, yd.tOo
Wool 8rge, 48 in.
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all eelers, yd... 48c
itlngs, 4Mn, yd.. 40c
Uh broadcloth, 54-
$1.40
4k Drt-es Goods,
4Sfl
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Haid WaiffUag Bilka
08c
11 colors, yd..20
Bilk Feau do Sole,
604
gtlks, all colors, yd. 40e
Bilk Grenadine. 40
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oire, now, yd,,.,..8Dc
$1 Bilks for Waist,
si tttfedfOOl
WJTDSQ rULNNHLfl,
'8 1 JfSSy Outing Plannels,
y' jSH 5
.W iCannelettee, yd. Os
Jias Jaimmm Crepe, yd 19H
rOutiaff Flannel, y$. .OS
Down runnel, yd 13
OAU00B8.
ey OaUeoes, yd..34c
yd...... ,...8 1-3
y SilkoUaos, yd.. 10
Striped 8crioi,
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red Cheooa Cloth, yd
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Ohambrer, yd 0c
Apron Ginghams, yd. 5c
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Iflc IViaoy Dress Olnghaas, yd.
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Ladles' $19 Suits for i 6.00
Ladled' $18 Boita for 0.00
ladies' fSS Salta fer 1100
Ladies' $10 Suits for 14.00
MHiLXNlTOY.
Ladies' $S Polo Turban Hats.$l.S0
Children's $1.08 Trknmod UaU 0&)
Ladies' $3 THroreod liata....$3.fi0
Faathera and Wlag.... .. ....
lOo, 10, 8Ss and 88
Vanoy veils, yd 10 to 91M
men'b axmxraa.
Hea'e New $0 Bait- ftu. ...... $4.05
lien 'a New $11.90 Bolt tot.. $0.60
ln's Now $19 Balta fot..,.$.00
la'a $3 Bantu oar,,, ...Ota
Boys' 0O Puts tot ,,.00
Boys' e3.60 Bait for $1.T6
NOTIONS.
Best FaH Oounl Pins, pspc,..,le
Beet 8aoty Ps, ao. ..,... Bo
Best Shoo Laees, pair..,. ..,.,. Is
000 yds. Spool Tfaroad, spool.,,. So
Beet Wire Htdrpiaa, S ppr,...l4
Beet 8s Wbito Poarl ButUns, doa 4c
Beet Sous Bilk, baD U
Best $10e Prill Garten laetle, yd Dq
Oat Heal Socp, beet quality ,...3o
Ladles' 20e Hose Bupporters, pr 10
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Ladies' 30o Wool Fleeced Under
wow, price , fitfo
Ladies' 7Cc TJnlcm Suits, prioo..40
Ladies' $1.25 Wool Underwear 75c
Children 'a 25e Undrweur....lSH
$1 White Wool Fleeted Under-
wear, price.... 60
75c Derby Bibbed Wool Undo.
wear, price , ,,Q
GAVE
STREET
A GAME
ONE
MORE
TRIAL
CASSIE
REACHES
THE PEN
New Yerk, Jan. II. The fourth at
rest In the ease of Charles A. Seton,
accused of counterfeiting securities of
the Norfolk & Westorn railroad, is ex
pected to olear up tho mystery a to
tho Identity of all connected with what
will provo to be probably tho greatest
swindle Wall street has known in many
years. It now dovelops that $1,300,000
worth at tho present value of the stock
has been issued.
Following tho nrrwrts of Scton and
Humphries, tho polleo npprohonded
John Bough, Aged 00, n broker, of
Brooklyn; Jurdon Scelcy, n lAwyor,
nnd formor judge; and Thomas Gib
bons, a olerk ef this eity. Bough and
Boolcy nro oxeonvlots, having served
terms fer forgery and embeulemeHt.
Bttll another arrest is expected.
Be ton wa aarralgMe! in eeurt this
morning, nad remanded to all with
OHt ball uatll ealny. The Assistant
district attorney declared that ttet
had a yaeht nt his disfOMO, And in
ready to (lee to fcenik AwerisA At the
first opWtBlly,
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Medal of Honor Awarded.
WAshingtoB, D. 0, Jan. 11 Utal
lotcrost Attaches to tho nmmens te
this city of Captain James It. Church,
of tho . medical department Of tho
army. Ho comes hero to receive n
modal ef honor for gAllantry At Quae
Imas in Juno, 1809. At tlmt tlmo Cap
tain Churoh was tho metHcnl efllcer
with, the Bough JUder regiment. On
that oeeaslon Captain Church, At great
peril to his own Hfo resoued a wound
ed man beyond tho firing line, an ( the presenoe of the entire eourt. After
achievement, of course, which was the solemn shureh eer wnonlw the young
New Yerk, Jan. It, Sir Thomas
Llpten is making plans fer another
campaign AgalBst tho Now York Yacht
Club next year, and tho bono of con
tention will be tho America's cup for
which the popular Irish baronet nlready
has tried three times.
A letter received In this city from
Bir Thomas says ho still has hopes of
eaptttrlng tho fnmouo trophy, and it
considering plans fer tho building of n
now challenger, which ho hopes io havo
hero aomo tlmo in 3007. Jutt what
plans ho is making ho will not cX
vulge, but ho is pleased to think tho
next time ho comes ho oan bring a
good, wholosome type of beat, nnd will
bo met by one built tinder certain re
strletloas that will bar iesivo ever
hanging and freakish features.
It is said en good authority that Mr
TheUMw may bring ever a seheenor,
ani that the new beat will bo built up
te the limit ef the type of yacht nl
lowed under the term ef tho deed ef
gift whieh I 118 feet en the'-water
line.
Kln Alfonso's Bister Married.
Madrid, Jab. lO-TnfantA Maria
Terena, the younger sister of King Al
fonso, and Prinee PVrdlnand, of Bnvar
l.i, were married here today with dab
orate ceremonies, And In the presence
of the entire court nnd reprcecntn
Uvea f all tho othr Hurepean court.
Tho ceremony was highly imposing and
brilliant, A proceaaioni wan formed at
the royal castle and moved to the en
thedral, where the wedding ceremony
was performed by tho archbishop in
WlrtlsWIrifcWtriMfcl
Tryoat Debate at
High School. Worn
an Suffrage Question.
Good Program - . - Admission 0c
DEBATE-
HwiiiiWwMwwfcn
quite out of his line as a Medical ofll
eer. It is notable (hat in the presen
tation of the Victoria Crete in the
British army a large pereentago of re
cipients have been metHeal officers, and
naturally the selection of Dr. Church
fer tliia distinction in our army pleases
his associates. In addition te that fact,
Captain Church is the first officer of
tho army to receive a medal ef boaor
under- the deohdos ef the President
made aomo months ago, and the proven
taVlon will be with "formal and lav
preotdvo seremenial." The Preeldest,
In this ease, will confer the medal at
the White House with appropriate r-
marks to bis former Bough Bidor aao-
oiate. Captain Church, who la at pre
eat on duty in Nebraska, is a gradu
ate of Prineeen and of Columbia "Uni
versity, Washington, D. O. He entered
the regular amyffroax the Distriot of
Columbia aa a surgeon in December,
1803.
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Vermont Spirittulistd Meet
Burlington, Vt Jan. 12. Spiritual
ists from all parts of the state are in
attendance at the annual meeting of
tho Vermont State Spiritualists Asso
ciation, which convened here today.
The attendance is unusnally large. The
meeting promises to be of mno than
ordinary Interest this year. W. J, Col-
vllle, a lecturer of international repu
tation in tho spiritualist world will
give several lecturers during the three
days of the convention. Mrs. Bie
Webster Chapman will be the test medium.
Salt Lake Next.
Salt Lake, Jan. IS. The Decerot
Manufacturing society announces it
"will hold an Inter-mountain eta tea fair
hero in 1007. Communications are be
ing mailed to all the governors of the
stAtee west of Colorado, seeking cooperation.
eouplo drove back back to the eastle
ami wu eaihutAtieal).v cheered by
tile many thousands who lined thfe
streets on both aides. The municipali
ty ef Madrid had uwdb extensive prep
aration for tho event, and the eity,
partloularly the streets through which
the precetHtion moved, whs gorgeously
desorated. The day was generally b-
served as a feast day, and there were
public cntertalRBuinta everywhere, ar
ranged by eU municipality.
n II,:.
Interested In Oregon's Develop
' meut.
Portland, Or., Jan, 1IA Joint
meeting of the Oregon Preec Aaaeoin-
tioa and the Oregon Development
League is held here today, which writ
eo to speak, form the prelude te the
commercial excursion to California to
lie undertaken under the auspioe ef
tho Oregon Development League. Tho
oxeureion will start from hero in a
special train tomorrow. At tho meet
ing, which, convened here today, va
noun matters pertaining to the com
mercial, industrial nnd intellectual
development of tho etate of Oregon
will b dieoussed. The good roads
question, various agricultural and her
tioultural questions, traffic matters and
other important subjects will come up
for consideration and) plana will be
considered to affectively boom the
various interests of this state. The
attendance is very largo, and among
those present are many prominent
newspaper men from all parts of the
etate, an well as a largo number of
prominent merchants and manufacturers.
ROGERS
CONCLUDES
TO ANSWER
Gteveknd, Jan. IS. Cawie Chad1
wick was taken to Columbus peniton
tiary this morning by the United
States marshal. Sho was heavily veiled
Tho last thing oho did here was to ar
range for tho purchase ef a rug for her
coll.
Columbus, O., Jnn. HMadamo Do
voro Is back in her old home, la tho
atAto penitentiary, from which sho was
paroled In December, 1880. Sho re
turned this morning n Mm. Chndwlok.
Tho matron mnfo no special Arrange
ments for her comfort.
Tlw Oorbott-Hcmra Fight
Lot Angeles, Cat,, Jan. IX, Tho
twenty round prleo fight between
Young Corbet t and Aurello Herrera,
which wan to be held in Deoomber, but
m postponed wIH take place this
evening. Many prominent epertumen
from this state And ether Western
state Are here io witBees the fight
Beth men Are said to bo in exoeHent
condition nnd a lively contest Is ex
pected, ricld No Worse.
New York, Jnn. It, Dr. James Is
sued a bulletin or tho eenditlen ef
Marshall Field this morning readlngt
"The patlentn condition continued
about tho same. He la no worse. And
passed n fairly comfortable night."
The attack Is mere serious than was
nt first Admitted. It It said tho dls
otfso Jtas Attacked bvth lungs, Physi
cians refrain from publishing his tern
pernturo and Heart action, which, in
pneumonia, tetl the story. It is un
derstood his heart Action Is nil that
could lx deoired.
Opening ef Poultry Show,
Otsego, Mich., Jnn. 11 The annual
poultry show of the Allegan Poultry
and Pat fttask AsmoUIIob rmmMim's
today with a largo list of exhibits!
and a big attendance. '
J?ew York, Jan. II. Whoa tho ques
tion whether II. H. Bogers should an
owor questions propounded by Attor
noy General Hodley, of Mwtouri, bo
foro Commissioner Sanborn, enmo up
for argument bofero the supremo court
this morning, tho Standard attorneys
sought delay. Tho court decided) tho
caso to "bo reody." Bogora' Bntwor
divides tho questions Into classes, cm
bracing ownership by tho wltncM of
stock in respondent companies, of stock
in companies ether than respondents,
by pari It other thnn the witness of
stock in respondents, and by parties
by othor than witness in stock com
panies other than respondents. A pern
lien ef tho respondents In ether states
thnn Mlesouri are Involved. The an
swer declares the questions refer to op
erations ef individuals and eerpera
tioM other than the respondent Men
tion is made of the extreme publicity
and eenaatlenal taking of flashlight
photographs, which Set repugnant) to
Itogorm Tho final statement that
Bogers would Answer All statements of
tho court (teemed proper, but did not
mean that the oourt shall havo final do
olslen, tta the Wsuee raised wcro en
tirely new, and must go te the highest
oourt in tho land.
ABOUT
CHINESE
MURDERS
rioating Dock rioata.
Norfolk, W. V Jan. 11-Vho first
wail from the floating dock Dewey ar
rived today, and was posted at Ber
muda, when her consort ut In. Oap
tain Wood, commander of the Dewey,
says that in eno bad -storm the dock
fared better than any ship In the
fleet
Debate on tho Bzllroad Bate Question.
Salt Luke City, Utah, Jan. 12. The
debate which has been arranged be
tween the University of Utah and the
University of Colorado, will bo held
hero this evening. Tho question to
bo debated is, "Bosolved, Tthat the
Interstate CemaJseiea should have
-Jap General Honored,
Tokio. Jan. 12. General Oku. who
commanded tho loft wine of tho nrav'P8" to ftU railway freight rates.
in Masohuria, during tho war, made a Blx fflea eaa uaiversity wJB bo ar
triumphant entry into tho city today. n7& aoit eb otjier In thla do
Tho people showed the greatest eathu- tele, and aa interesting contest ot
ttmt argument io expeoted.
JUDGE
MAKES
VERDICT
Washington, Jan. 11 A full report
reoeived by the state department from
the eemmletrfen headed by Consul Gen
oral Lay, At Canton, which isvectt
Hated the massacre of the American
missionaries At Lien Oltew, China, In
November. The result is W arrests,
three, Including Buddhist monks, wcro
sent snout ta decapitation, Tho resi
dents greatly aided in apprehending
the mob. Lay rooomwondt a medal of
honor for the ObiHaman, who, at tho
risk of Ms life, saved Mlta Patterson,
and piloted hr to safety. The Pros
bytorlen missionaries In -China havo aV
ready taken up a subscription for tho
China man.
Wlladelphia, Jan. 11 Judge Au
denreid) this morning instructed the
jury in the bearing of tha ease against
the former filtration' chief, Hill, ac
cused ef grafting, to acquit him. The
charges against H(U were brought as
a result of the Weaver reform movement.
DIJEAU
SKIMMED
THE PAN
Tho Dam Thing Went Out,
Santa Booa, Oal., Jan. 1S Last
night the 40-foot dun on Big Sulphur
creek, near Geyser, went out as the re-1
cult of tho heavy storm. Several won
in the vicinity had narrow escapes,
owing to the sudden rush ef waters.
The wao owned by tho Socrates Quick
silver Mining Company, and was used
for the storage of electrical power for
tho mine. The loco is about $30,900.
o
Herrera a Favorite,
Los Angeles, Jss, 12. Horrora
opened as a favorite this morjiing over
Young Corbett at edda of 10 to 0. Both
are is flue condition for tho battle to
night, and will make their weight with
out trouble. Tho winner will meet Kid
Herman, of this oity, on February Otb. '
6an PranoUoA, Jaw, 11 Alexander
DijcAM, the third Intonation! vice
president of tho Brotherhood of Team
sters, left eeteaoibly far IndUnapolli
this morning to attend the executive
board mooting. It is belioved ho will
Hover return. Tho milk wagon driv
ers ' union, of which he waa dictator,
has deposed him, charging him with
the acceptance of bribes.
Blew tbo Safe,
San Fraselsee, Jan. 12. The safe in
the building ct the Trades Council, at
017 Miosioa otreet, was blows open
between 11 p. m. anil 7 p. u and about
$510 wao takes. Tho safe waa blown
to atom. There is bo clue to tho
robbers.
China Boys Axo There,
San Francisco, Jan. 11 Tho Pacific
Mail linor Siberia, bearing tho Chi
none commissioners, detailed to study
the Industrial conditions of thla coun
try, arrived at 1S30 from the Orient
via. Honolulu. Professor J. W. Joako,
specfal representative at the state de
partment, together with army and
navy officials, are prepared te welcome
tho commiasien upon its landing.
o . .
Has a Broken Leg.
(Four O'Oleck Edition.)
'Washington, Jan.- 11 Tho war de
partment is informed by Colonel Col
ton, receiver of customs at San Do
mingo, that Morales is a refugee at the
American legation, with a brokoa log.
It is expected that he will resign and
leave tho country.
Chicago MaxkeU.
Chicago, Jan. 11 Wheat 88U
881 corn, 4545Hj ! 3
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