The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 9, 1906, Page 5

. THE SAN KRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, FEBRU‘;‘RY 9, 1906 ECHT-HOUR DAY (REBELS RAOUT 10 BEDENANDED) 1S COMPLETE Anthracite Scale Committee| Russian = Police Are Fast JOHN CAMACE ~ THKES POISON Private Detective Who I-‘ig—‘ | | | i | | 3 | | | i A Great End-of-the-Week Sale Men’s and Women’s Hosiery An importer's sample line of Men's Hosiery at exactly half price; ajobber's surplus stock of Women's Cot- ton Hose at about a third less than regular prices. That is the story in brief of the splendid lines of Men's and ‘Women's Hosiery that will make record days in our Stocking departments to-day and Saturday. Sale begins this moming. Tables on Main Aisle continue Saturday if quantities last. 4,600 pairs Men's Cotton and Lisle Half-Hose, unusually_handsome | 6,000 Pairs Women’s Real Maco Cotton Hose—2 SKYSCAPER 15 T0 : BE BULT ON MARKET " STHGET R BAA i ured in Bie Financial of United Mine Workers| Breaking Up the Organiz effects in_stripes, dots and figures, not a pair thread, fast black, high spliced heel, double sole, Scandals Ends His Life || Discusses the Situation| tion of the Revolutionists S yronld ol vl b o e B g I2V2C o gt o ot e 190 LEAVES PATHETIC NOTE | WILL ASK MORE WAGES|LEADERS IN DESPAIR . A Great End-oi-the-Week Sale — S Women’s 25¢ to 50¢ Neckwear, i4c Workmen’s Council in St. Petersburg Formally Dis- Members of Distriet 5 Seem; to Be Unable to Oust Do- Makes Last Request of Wife z A 55 From Whom He Had Been Rushed out to us by our buyer now in New York, a sp'endid assortment of seasonable Neckwear Neck‘ l4C Dressings for all occasions, pieces worth from 25¢to 50c on Main Aisle, beginning this morning, each - B . A . | A Divoreced Years Before lan From the Presidency| bands to Kscape Arrest gl.:d orments .g the fivLN«:Ke:d hli.;ae: A5 ol by s e tocks of White Pique and Lace, s insertion, with tabs; Moite with colored edge, lace inserting, finished with chiffon ruffing: 3 2y 2 | ot web. e | B ] Whit Sik with tabs, trimmed with a double row, nartow colared sik brad. g |t s st e honad P oiice st Fisetingd Hutats _ Stocks of delicate colored Silks, lace edges, with appliged medallions on tabs; stocks of Silk and Chiffon with lace omament, white United Mine Workers went into ses- | were murdered to-day. Serious fighting Moire tailored stocks; stocks of Jacquard Crepe with silk applique omaments, with lace edges and white and tinsel bands; Empire stocks in tailor-made desigas. | sion here this afternoon. There was a | large attendance of officers from the various mining districts throughout | the hard-coal region. In the absence of President John between Tartars and Armen!ans is re- ported in the Kazagh district. Villages have been besieged and burned. Realizing the futility of open agita- tion at present among the workmen, < A Great End-of-the-Week Sale Japanese Hand-Drawn Linens Mitchell District President Fahey of [ ang in order to avoid the fate of its District No. 7 called the convention to | three predecessors, the Workmen's e u orfler, awhich: at once jwent 1to sorst|Couyctl > has formslie llabaRdna,s And Many hundred pieces of hand-drawn Japanese Linens— pretty, perfect work—on special sale in center aisle . has published an announcement that it - Nothing was made public, but it is| will not resume its deliberations until to-day at about half their real value. | intimated that certain recuests are to | the forces of reaction have ceased thelr 9 or 12 inch Squares, worth 35c,for . . . . . - . . . 208 | 30-inch Squares or Scarfs, 18136 inches, worth $2, for . . . 88 be made when the miners' delegates | activity, The revolutionary leaders Fine 18-inch Squares, worth 75¢, for. . . . . . . . . . 43@ Z XL |and railroad and mine officials meet. | have now concentrated their energies 24-inch Squares or Scarfs, 18x27 and 18x30 i , worth $1.50, | 36-inch Squares or Scarfs, 18x45 and 18x54 inches, worth $2.50 and ag | They are as follows: An eight-hour | jp preparing for a rising in the spring BTN R R A N T F o S TR P A N SN s e day for the company hands: a trade|anq on acts of terrorism, — 2 £ s agreement with the operators; a slight | rhe revelations of the Novoe Vremya The sale of Hardanger Tidies, Squares and Scarfs continues to-day. Beautifully worked sylish € € | increase in wages for all classes of la- | regarding the smuggling of arms into pieces, worth from $1.50 to $4.50 each, arebeing sold at . . . . ..78¢, $1.38, $1.78 xd $2.48 bor in and about the mines: uniform scale for rock, slate, water and other kinds of work. PITTSBURG, Pa., Feb. S8.—Another effort was made this afternoon to oust Patrick Dolan from the presidency of Finland from Sweden have redoubled the vigilance of the guards on the Russo-Finnish frontier, and they were rewarded yesterday by the capture of | two wagons laden with rifles, which were on their way to St. Petersburg. Week Sale Women’s Coats and Hat Drapes 25¢ For Friday and Saturday only— fancy bordered drapes-and others with self-colored dots in a variety A Great End-of-the- A A ” ?eiSllrui:Cll No. 5, I'«;uns);ilvamn miners. A Considerable shipments of dynamite 2 solution was introduced asking for | have recently been seized by the po- ints; Tl 2 e Sloction mecause af the-isction | Hese o ave nuwin sueh, close soucn || o ns rogolar 50c values cvery ackets : board’s failure to place the name of | with the conspirators that the latter one.ot_them, on'epeck ’250 C e John A. Carnes upon the official ballot | frequently are forced to abandon each... ..., ,.. The hsh b | |as a candidate for president when Do- | bombs. A peasant yesterday fished out e o Seve U L9 u | "H‘OT:] :oansmc;llec;v;i. nTh:i resolution was | three bombs from the Neva, and a J“ket pnctuled. o ”od‘ & | | non-concurred in by the committee. party of children, while coasting at loos | | President Dolan reiterated his inten- Nijni Novgorod, found in the snow a o com‘or‘able box pleated and strapped coat for town or country wear that would be a great iV $3.95 | tion of remaining president of the "Pmsburg District Miners’ Union until replaced by a vote of the miners. PUNXATAWNEY, Pa., Feb. 8—At a | | mass meeting here to-day of miners em- ployed by the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Iron Company, the box filled with bembs., which exploded, killing one child and mortally wound- $ng another. Captain Baron Fersen, formerly Rus- sian naval a he at Washington and ander of the Fourteenth FORMER WIFE AF FECTED. ried, t cloth with inlaid ard B i g - an < Nava ipage at St. Petersburg, has i - : She arcely | ZeMerson and Clearfleld Coal and’ Iron | heen appointed commandant of the port cover never NSl 2iads S : ety e | quarters, 1o g aliled concerns with head | gt - Viadivostok. . Wice. Admiral Greve, sold before for less Cloth Jacket, well lined aft | qua , it was decided unanimously not | who has been relieved since the recemt than $1.20; our throughout, splendidly tail- | to o to work again untfl all grievances | | between the company and the men have | | been adjusted. About 10,000 miners are age mutiny at Vladivostok. Captain Fer- 5 price for this lot sen’s success in restoring discipline in =r--50cC ored, inlaid collar and cuffs, a serviceable $5 : | | aftectea. the mutinous Fdurteenth' Naval Equi- = | . page Is responsible for his selection for spring and summer garment, worth $6.50, for ¥ | | pECISION 18 REND the difficult task at Vladlvostok. The very swagger three-quarter length Coat - e | IN FAVOR OF THE SMELTERS y ictured, made of excellent covert cloth for e RUSSIA RETURN COIN. gtier amn pict s street or tourist wear that would easily 1 il gally for $6.50. we heve prined $6/% A full seven-eighths tight fitting Ceat made of very fine chiffon broadcloth, lined with Suit of Fugh Magone Against Butte and Anaconda Companies Js Finally Ended. BUTTE, Mont., Feb. 8.—Findings of Mas- ter-in-Chancery Oliver T. Crane in the noted the | pail to Cash Orders for Momey Sent to Suffering Jews. PORTLAND, Feb., 8.—According to the statements of Dr. N. Mosesson, a prominent Eggs Sales And other Grocery and Liquor Specials for - =gt iy aRt ] e o R A 3 Jew of Portland, whose assertions are cor- Friday and Saturda; P’ & 2 yrowr, Ehet ver she forgives | | SKYSCRAPER TO BE ERECTED ON Smeiting and mining combanice of Butie: and | Foborated in n measure by the local postoffice Eggs—Fancy };anch eve!yoneygun fine taffeta silk, perfectly modeled and rightly - i : v Bt s et | MARKET _ STRE BY THE Anaconda have been returned, finding prac- | Offclals, a large amount of money \sent from it i % ilored, I i b | HUMBOLDT BANK. tically for the defendant companies on the Ahe Unites Biates S B WNEE ST aty it anteed fresh, dozen . . ... . . 29C 'tallolco. that would be a bargain at $25.00, priced here $20000 hy & = Russia has never bed y : iR : = : : 4 | Erounds that the damages sustained from tne | Kusela has never been received by those for Butter—High-grade fresh churned ve pollution of the etreams into wh'ch the tail- ings from the smelting and m.:ng plants had been dumped, in turn being devosited on creamery, regular sized squares . . 43C Cocoa—Lowney's or Ghiradelli’s, 25¢ tins, It is stated that there has been a general failure of “he postoffice throughout Russia to Humboldt Structure to Miniature Sale Hand Bags ies traces farming land in the Deer Lodge Valley, w: cash postal ney orders which have been P | more than oftset by the general good resuits | sent to Jews in that country and many of these sevi L a e aoi Vs 200 Pins 58¢ Fr,day.-&’"rday S ihats ese 1 from the operation of the smelters which the | money orders have been returned to the send- Nabisco Wafers: -All flavors, 30c tins, e ost |s action of Mazone sought to close. ers with a statement that they could not be 23¢ | Worth $1% 5 - ) The time consumed in hearing the Magone | cashed. The letters accompanying the returned AR L SR S A S c ort! 2 to §! Envelope Bags case breaks all records in this State, .mere e v asons for their being dis- | Cereal Coffees—Postum, Fig Prune or Part of an importer's Morocco AAARAARAA L ALLARK AAAAAA R ARAALAARAL LR AAAAALARAAAA A AAAAAR ARRAAS ARARRAAAAAANA AAAAA L ALARAE AR A AR R LA LA AAL WA AAR A AAAR AR R AR T8 | than nine months being consumed in the | honored ~one of which is that orders have been: 1 Hi e Now Planned. | taking o testimony. “The tranecript embraces | issued from St. Feiersburg to refuse payment Old Grist. Mill-special, package . 190 Ené of these fine'ms about 7,000,000 word: of them because the money is for- the purpose gnrd -~IS ft's pure ln!L?I ll; h:l: - .‘;zo e j‘f Ine mm- graining with S et of alaing the revolstiontat. canse, 08p—Ivory or Queen Lily, 2 cakes . R s et COMPANIES MUST ANSWER. Postmaster Minto and Superintendent White- Raisins o;ycurQr.nts—;plfklgu 25: s card case and or stick pins direct from Paris—genume hand - paintings and side of the money order department of the Portland vostotfice bear out Dr. Mosessohn's statement as to the fact that the orders are being returned and state that they are recelv— The contract has been awarded for | the steel construction of a bank and office skyscraper to be erected on the Jams—Choice Raspberry or Strawberry, 20-o0z. jars for 25¢, or 3 jams for . 70€ or Old Crow purse fittings in black only, Insurance Commissioner Vandiver of Missouri Will Not Be Bluffed. south line of Market street, 100 feet| JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Feb. §.—W. D, | i€ complaints continually, and are unable to Whisky—Hermitage |east of Fourth, directly opposite the |vanaiver, State Superintenlent of Insurance, | Sngver [h¢ demands for the reason why they regularly $1; special, bottle. . - . 79C | all the rage; not one instead of 75¢. cach . Phelan building, by the Humboldt Sav- | to-day sent letters to sixty insurance compa- e Plymouth less than $1.50 and from ‘ 38¢ Gin—Coates', special, bottle P R R R Ry Hock Wine—Good Grade, gallon 42¢ | nies dolng business in Missouri asking for in- | formation’ regarding rebates, special contracts, ings Bank. The structure will*be, ac- | cording to the plans prepared by Meyer Fifteen Revolutionists Shot. $2 Morocco Graining Vanity Bag— t obligations KA RAARAS REAR AL AR L AR A X ts to save - etc. These companies’ licenses expire on | LIVONIA, Feb. S.—A v 0 l& ¢ : s btk el o | . Feb. 8.—A punitive expedition has - cos ey made | & O'Brien, the architects, eigheen | ypareh 1, when they will ask for renewals for | captured a large band of revolutionists in the Beaver Run Whisky —Straight Bour- moire lining with inside somehow | Stories high in front, including the |another 'year. Superintendent Vandiver sald [-Dahlen Estate in the vicinity of Riga. Fifteen bon, $2.50 lity, gall $1.95 . sw. Richard, T |d0me by which it will be surmounted. | to-day that e will retuse to renew licenses | of them have been tried by court-martlial and A e . purse, black only, special i a ! .| The height in the rear will be eight |to those companies that fall to give direct and | shot. The others were flogged with: knouts. Malt Nutrine— - —I am a mor- | Ve v Vi r- | E0x17 3 " | positive answers to the questions asked. Van- g . The ood stories. A lot 50x170 feet will be en-|giver said that this serves notice upon the R $2.25 dozen, special $1.95 e Good Sized Leather Perhaps John | tirely cov er;-d. G : 1;@mpznlu that, the Missouri motto, - ‘Honest Assassin Let Off Lightly. Riesling or Sauterne —A Bag pictured, with in- 7ar| The exterior for the first two stories | business or no business in Missourl,” 1s to be | MOSCOW, Feb. 8—Poltavatskv, the youth i ine. Gal i | will be of granite. The remalning |Carried out in & practical way by his depart- | who on June 15, 1905, attempted to assassinate nice Sancxm Wine. Gal. 780 ud_e i anc! shrong L atirios il e OF “tarra [6otta: S Tine | TI0L: General ‘Trepoff, was to-day conedmned to five The Canned Vienna handle, in brown | elevators will be constructed. In thel yoars: dmpriperanes se\Ehont | HOE VI dphite CALIFORNIA'S LARG! only, worth $2 cial s 2 S e S e e - 5 » spe basement, in addition to the vaults for | WILL OPPOSE SETTLEMENT Goods Sale s NEW STEAMER LINE TO RUN BETWEEN PORTS OF PANAMA OF CHARLES FAIR ESTATE | the use of the bank, there will be store- AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE not know | a brother- | rooms for the accommodaton of tenants. Continues AARRRRARNARR XA RLR LA L RRAC R IRanQa for this sale $I.IO 2 WA RAAA LSS AR AR ALK s . P. Smith, an Heir Who W The cost of the building will be about | ¥~ Fy STthe &n Mele Who Was Thought $500,000. The banking quarters will Hands of i be splendidly furnished NEW BRUNSWICK., N. J., Feb. 8—F. P. RREERRRRERRR RRRREE RRVRRRE, RRRRRR RREREE RRERRERRERRRR RRIANRY RERRER RERRERERRRRER RRRENE RERRRR RRERRRRZZRRRE RRERER REERRR RRERRRERZRERE RRRRRER RERRRY, Pinel Bros. Sign Contract With Gov- ernment to Establish a Service and Carry the Malls. : notoriety e of the in 1883 At nted and went to e time he was big cases, but for many g out only a bare —e—————— | Ladies’ Auxiliary Benefit. | There is » growing sentiment in this country in favor of MEDICINES OF KNOWN coxpoarTios. It is but natural that one | shouid have some interest in the compo- sitton of that which he or she is to swallow, whether 1% be food, drink or medicine. ECLIPSE OF MOON POOR PERFORMANCE Though astronomers had billed Miss | Luna’s total eclipse for many months, | promising kaleidoscopic colorings and | fantastic shadow | work far above the | | clouds, the San Francisco audience that | gathered on a thousand curbstones was | doomed, for the most part, to disap- pointment. The eclipse came' off as advertised, but most of it was obscured by scene- shifting clouds. Shortly after 10 o’clock the moon rode high in the eastern sky by 10:30 the spherical shadow of the earth, dullihg the brightness of the moon’s lower limb, proved that the greater globe 1is still running on schedule time—about twenty miles a :ond or a million and a half miles a —in its annual race around the sun. By 10:45 p. m. the shadow of the earth had obscured,more than two- nirds of the moon and the colorings at times were very beautiful at the edge. of the shadow. Scurrying clouds and high fogs obscured much of the bril- 4 Smith of Toveka, Kans.. has arrived to wage a fight against the settiement of the Charles Falr estate. He was recently in an auto- mobile accident, In which he had three ribs broken. At the time the other heirs made a settlement it was thought that this helr was dead. He has placed his case in the hands of New York attorneys. i i o A WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—The Longworth bili appropriating $5,000,000 for the purchase of American legations and embassies in foreign countries was favorably reported to the House Committee on Forelgn Affairs by a sub-com- mittee to-day, PANAMA, Feb. S.—Pinel Brothers to-day signed a contract with the Government under which, in consideration of a yearly subsidy of $36,000, they agree to establish a steamship service between the Paclfic ports of Panama to carry the malls. Heretofore the mail s ice has been supplied by the Pacific Steam Navigation Company. Earthquakes in Ecuador. GUAYAQUIL, Beuador, Feb. 8.—Slight. earthquake shocks were felt here yesterday throughout the day and at night @ heavy shock was experienced. YMPATHETIC FITS ATTACK A FAMILY Strange Nervous Malady De- velops Among Young Children. NEWBURG, N. Y, Feb. 8.—Sympa- thetic. fits is a nervous malady that has attacked six members of a family of twelve children who live near here. One of the boys in the family, which is that of Terrence Clark of East Goldenham, is the cause of this strange malady. He is now in a hospital here. Realizing that the boy was afraid of a kicking mule that was stabled near the farmhouse, a driver named Lynch placed him last Christmas night in the stall with the mule and then locked the stable door, leaving him in the dark. The lad's cries attracted atten- tion and he was rescued in a state of _collapse, his mind being affected. Lynch was arrested and the boy was put under a severe cross-examination for two hours, during which time he maica vesterday held death of Mrs. Frances Burton Harrison, GOVERNOR OF OHIO SIGNS THE TWO-CENT FARE BILL New Law Fixes a Maximum Rate in tbe State for Transporting Pas- sengers on Railroads. COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. $.—Governor Pattison late this afternoon signed the Freiner 2-cent bill, which was accepted by the Senate to-day and it s now a law. It will not go into effect until thirty days have elapsed. The law pro- vides that 2 cents shall be the maxi- mum rate charged for transporting pas- sengers on the rallroads of Ohio for all distances in excess of five miles. ———e————— INQUEST IS HELD INTO PEATH OF MRS. HARRISON Jury Finde That the Fatal Accideat Was Due to the Autemobile Be- cominz Uncentrollahle. NEW YORK, Feb. S.—Coroner Nutt at Ja- inquest into the B who was killed in an_antomobile accident In Long Island City on December 18 last. Only two witnesses were present. The chauffeur who was in charge of the automobile is sald to be in France, and Mr, and Mrs. Scott, who were with Mrs. Harrison and her brother at the time of the accident, are in California. son December 19, 1900: JURY IS FINALLY SECURED FOR THE TRIAL OF CROWE Younz Cudahy Gives an Account of His Experiences While in Custody of the Kidnapers. A jury was secured Pat OMAHA, Nebr., Feb. . to-day for the trial of with robbing Edward C connection with the & charged in rowe was _begun A. Cudahy . the boy who was kidn: witness called. He gave 3 unt of expertencs while a prisoper and was still the stand when court adjourned for the d Young Cud: has not been able to posi- y ident we as one of the kidnavers. Crowe is 2'leged to have changed very in appearance in the past five years. Would you leave your money in = savings bank which pald yvou but 3 per cent interest. wien one equally relinble offered you 4 per cent? If 2 per cemt difference in the enrning power of your savings is important, why is not twe. or evem six per cent difference. in the buying power of the money vou spead alse important? Reading the ads. wilt increase the buyinx power of your Becognizing this growing disposition | liant coloring and those who peered in was obliged to rehearse the story of on the purt of the blic, and sstised | the hope of solving the mysteries sur- his fright. At the close he went Into| Tie mhoeees Belo fohs © Paimel o |meney. oo that the fullest publicl unalx:{sgddm rounding the man in the moon were convulsions, which have daily con- | ot Gese."Gofr of Brookiyn. —Both atified | i b TGS s A the well-carnad repu! of his medi- | disappointed. tinued. Five other members of the | that they saw the automobile upset. | Austrian W e - = cines, Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y. A fine spectacle was promised for i family, all younger than the boy, are ‘Acccidental déath, due to the overturning STEU s‘ar\ u;:z.:_ 2:’-'1;;":':15{\::-:::; has “taken time by she forelock,” 88 it | mianight, when the total eclipse was to aavy T marioncing the same_ aMiction, | gL, & icentrallabe " sutdmobile.” was. the | mack. said 1o be an Austrian nobleman who were, is publishing broadcast & 18t | begin to melt away, but clouds filled s Wheh one goes intp convulsions another EFS s e T of fi the ingredients entering Into his | e sky and the blackness of midnight follows and at times there are six upon the Wabash Railroad bound from St. lesding medicines, the "Golden Medical | c;,vcioped the heavenly bodies. -Noth- St Gilant Safling Ship Launched. Touts to Pittsburg. He was returning to his Discovery ” the ar liver “’.:5"“‘"- ing of the beautiful phenomenon of a | It requires a strong man to hold one | BREMERTON, Feb. S.—At Rickmer's ship- | native country. stomach ood XF‘HW heart | .i..ring eclipse was visible in San of the Sirls in these paroxysms. The |ord here to-day there was launched the big- —————— regulator; also of his “Favorite Prescrip- | .. cisco. - fed to yesterday | Sest selling ship in the world. ~The length | CLEVELAND. Miss.. Feb. §—The Bolivar tion” for weak, over-worked, broken- S ) S S authorjties were appeale: yen of the craft Is 448 feet, her breadth is 5t feet | County Bank failed to opem its doors to-day. 2 and by the advice of a physician those |ana she Is of 8000 tons burden, Assets, . $130.000; liabilittes, $110,000. down. nervous and lnvalid women. This bold and out-spoken movement on the part of Dr. Pierce, has, by showing exactly what his well-known medicines are composed of, completely disarmed all m:‘gmx tics who have heretofore un- al attacked them. A little pamphiet as Laon compiled, from the standard medical authorities of all the several schools of practice, showing the strongest endorsements by leading medical writers | of she several ingredients which enter into | Dr. Pierce’s medicines. A copy of this listle book is mailed free to any one de- siring to learn more concerning the vala- abie, native, medicinal plants which enter into the composition of Dr. Pierce’s med- icines. Address Dr. Pierce as above. . Plerce's Pleasant Pellets are tiny, sug- = Pnlm anti-bilious grenules. They afflicted will be separated for a week or two in the hope that after their nerves have been quieted they may vield to medical treatment. Physiclans say that they fear that if the malady is not checked the entire family will be in a similar state. —_————————— WILL PRESENT KANSAS CITY WITH A GALLERY OF ART SHOWER OF STARS. RENO, Feb. 8 —Reno also witnessed the eclipse of the moon to-night. For a half hour before the shadow of the earth began to cross Luna bright stars began falling in the vicin- ity. One, it is belicved by many who wit- néssed it, was an immense meteor that left a bright trail of smaller meteors in its path as it descended to the earth. It struck apparent- ly within & few miles south of Reno close to Moana Springs. Its path was visible for sev- eral moments after its descent. The other and smalier stars apparently were extinguished before reaching the earth, About 10 o'clock the eclipse began and it was after 11 before it was over. The stars did not fall as rapidly while the eclipse was in progress. From all appearances they darted forth from & clear sky and fell toward the earth like a dying rocket. Crowds gathered on the streets for an hour or more witnessing the strange display, pII.I.OW Great FACTORY sale of PURE and ODORLESS feather bed pillows at less than wholesale prices. Pillows filled with soft, prime GOOSE | clean and sweet feathers. Feathers. Worth $2.75. Worth $1.g0. Sale price, Sale pfke,Sl 9“ each .... o $L.10 _Teddy B and Teddy G J “The Roosevelt Bears” . They were out for fun; they didn’t care; They saw the whole of the county fair. They shot for canes—it cost a dime; Colonel Swope, the Donor, Intends Giv- ing the Municipality an Annuity to Support the Museum. KANSAS CITY, Feb. 8—Colonel Thomas H. Swope, who & faw yeAfs ago gave to Kan- sas City 1300 acres of , which now is the most beautiful part of the park and.boulevard system of the city, will during the pres:nt year glive to the citya magnificent lery of ‘art, ar-coe ot ¥ - and invigorate Etomach, Liver and H be known as_the Swope Gallery of Art. e o mot beot the - pill habit” bt Clouds Spoll View of Eclipse. ¥‘l:ey :"t thde bullseye everystie, 4 :":h""’},'m 00000 0 the Ao Relghiers chrod Sud. Cevilineg W3 OUr SETPueY Jue- Ome or two eac! | i - also give an anni )¢ cess. care constipation. One or two 85 90F | o\ B AMENTO, Feb. 8.—Cloudy weafler ey turned a crank to see butter made siso gt e S DR S el & laxative and regulsior, three or four for an | active cathartic. Once tried alweys in favor. | $5° oo0 GIVEN AWAY, in coples of | 'y The People's Common Sense | Medical Adviser, & book thst sold to ex- | tent of 500,000 copies a few | ears ago. al $1.50 per copy. t year we gave WAy 30,000 worth of these invelua- prevailed and observations of the total eclipse salesroom close to shopping district. Look for stuffed of the moon were limited in this city. Ocea- sional glimpses only of the phenomenon were obtainable through the ciouds that hung thick. An observation was take:n at 10:15 and ths next at 10:45. The satellite was in total | eclipse when a momentary sight of it was had again, A G SR pport qf the art gallery. QUARRE hmn RANCHMEN ENDS IN A FATAL SHOOTING And drank some purple lemonade. They climbed a pole and put up flags And raced with boys in potato bags. The Bears at a County Fair goose in front. Pioneer Feather Co. A Son ‘ot a Wenlthy Horse Breeder in Wyoming and a Nelghbor Are Killed. Just around irom Fifth St 870 Mission St. re | THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., Feb. 8.—News has reached here of the Il'll'un‘ of two Mo oaa - g Storm Stops Work of Observers. e B e T B e g them. Will yOm share in this WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—Because of a heavy In ‘wealthfest horse in . northwestern benefit? 1?2 so, send only 21 snowstorm the officlals at the Naval Ob- ex un a The un a & | e b e B e-cont SU2TZN 10 COVEr COst servatory early to-night gave up any hope of 4 B et B of matling « for book in taking observaticns of the eclipse of the moon, = Hbe ot ne trying to dlsarm him Tyndall's Stiff paper covers, or 31 stamps which began after midnight and continued for PLACE YOUR ORDER TO-DAY. . John was accidentally killed. 1l was for cloth-bound. Address Dr. severa! bours. It was raining at midnight, : % .:nnrmd that when he m.a’&'.":n he B. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. with no prospect of clearing before morning. < e beat out Kester's brains with It.