«communism . ...... . . $6.0: _
. ' loo oulrrouulhus .......... 7.60
s. . . “Iibdli‘fll‘rkbflfilflfo son
‘ 19.00 omnroulusnsu ...... .. coo
who QHIEFQNNIERB .... . . up
~ Wildcl-ilF-‘fiONNlERBI.......... 9.75
‘ flail culrrouulsns 9.89,
. . .ll’ooflcllirsomlleus .... . . . . mils
VRAND oppon'rqnl'rv.. sun noun”? or purine THESE
8‘ now. Asmnsnrlucns PREVAIL rnonso v. lotion AND
‘ ‘ 0N - 3 hi}? ‘I in ‘ R1 1 :3“; V‘ V: V
. N HREE'CONCER mam serum-yd. ‘
‘ " cells, Elinor. avsulpa‘. .
Sr STURTEVANT
North Malll‘alid Alla ice is". '
M, i».
l
r ur WinterCIearouce Sale
up MISSES’ 3.111385%. momma;
. ‘~ .ITS , CHILDRENS‘ IVESTS AND
; . t j , “ ’wpsp'rs.
'H ALF PRICE. £8}ch zo toggling st 15-09mm.
» m...“ zSiZCS 3a to 34 in. at 20 cents.
f'b'SJACKErs * _ . .
, . a. . ¢ 5 ABET’I‘ERGRADE. .
. IllfAliFQPRICE. lS'iizcs.2o..tO conduct :0 cents.
‘ unfit“; ijizcsw to 3‘! in. at» 3 . ,- ill/5c;
‘R. SCAM-Saw” MUFFS!GENTS‘_ NATURAL wool.
. ,, '. ‘z ,smnnbhnonnnwms
HAW PRICE. 75c... quslity for '55 cm;
WM §$I.00 quality for 75 cents.
RATE SKIRTSi -..._.-._....
nIEs' sEpA
, _ . ‘ ‘, at
~ . . gCHILpnnn’s GOLF GLOVES.
HALF PRICE. ‘
lzscnquality for ‘ 1;. cents.
WW I LADIES' GOLF GLOVES.
moms suns.
‘ . ‘ , :5oc. quality for ascents.
o Black'Sbrgc for . :$5.oo.l .BOYSFFUR‘i'I‘OP GLOVES
{$.90 Grey VE'netié'ns, ‘Q$§.oo‘.i'5oc. quality for W 35‘cents.
l’l.
. Thilllnoluro is on «or! box. of (coping
. fictive B Minimum
. is... ; would... ...... ..
‘ ‘ 90”! R ”l
l ‘ Go." Foblhlsry “bolt is slated.
fimideutllflou Johnbon. sot-tho ‘ p _ _ ‘ _ Q ‘ .
In League; oftohoonsultlils Warrants hays has l sued for ills
l'milh'e Jackahorldsn and Pres meat of Princes bulfu d Subsu-
blown! "vile malocclusion. I audio. synapticsmad
'5 d =tllo gulmum‘vbrodisi'lf
us summon-4
‘ l)! theft. ' He was brought
m M ‘ the
s‘lvlillo ‘ Mel/"V“
.7. occur ulna or till!
ll
run two so lbs lull
Emotion company.
you
9 .
ambled by the
, , , {‘81 “helm-
relohud‘from'l _ n groco¥ly
‘soilt thmiuxoin" this h c
I if
. , “offline-Jill
naturally in onlor to give his testi-
mony in tho cue. . f l" ,
rill his fostimony Moon”. claimed
illsr‘fho‘, accident focclirrod after he
inui protested again-b bolus . nude to
work pullie B‘W.‘ Once! the witness-
us in his‘bshslftwss‘s tumor inmate
of tho hill .The slooidsnt occurred trio
yours sgohoud the choc ‘Msibrsusllt
soou'sftorwnrd; It was defaulted, and
is now before tho courtslon a hearing
of «losses. Edward J. Manor sud
George Hail appear for Mooney,slld
WEI. lily"for"‘tl.c Chair Company.
Mooney will enable tel-in It the lull on
the charge of theft non Saturday"
cw
AGAINST COLLISION.
" “Willie
‘ Henry. lie and his our
in work on a "mm 9““
it
“for lbs 39:: any
.. M J!
b A ‘ hr in.”
.itibsii Bil " ‘
hit an earlier .
bills? um in w
ry ro~
noblli to chu so the
pun, Prinz Wil-
‘ would do bur
olil'ly on 6st»
Wigs mull . Prinz
idiom u are. c by Prince
t go‘simply as
monsoon lip. on i is. ow, a, u now .to
,_ , ‘ ; in fllhdr possessor:
that tho steam r would} sail twslve
hours earlicrihsn boremforo ouncb‘nc
oil all she Would hhyo lo lilo in order to
chick the tide. Herr Wioxand'sxviow
of the on» is .llotlllnlrgd (by lilo com.
murder of tho Kroc
'l‘ilo‘lllttsr bipks the. steamer can
Lguch Now ork [by midlicyfcbruury
Prince Henry spent the morninll
roudlnz.i?rosidont .ilggsovplt’n “Amelia
cubiclelllsi,‘ slid».liuj I the afternoon
be counted on the bills; the back of
the cusilig‘o‘vor galllop'b‘ which has been
the sound; of “a. fondled ilerco lights.
Princcwflonry,‘ hll adluluut command-
er, Von Eisidy, fund'vtwo or the little
princes wore on unpainted slelglls.
Prince Henry. 'pllllf‘olldekod,‘ lithe. and
athletic. appeurod‘mhhodn fit condi.
tion for'tllo‘hnrd camp‘nilm .iof dinners
and receptions) that‘jnwsits him on the
other side of Lilo Atlantic: '
Why-m-
rucwomo
communion of ' I «New Departure
cmonoo. F‘é‘brusry 13.14 practi-
now departure. which itis claimed by
railway omcisis Wild cuscnvsly prove
the solution in Home dogros (if-jibe
railway collision problsm.'wus made
last night on the Chicago. Milwaukee
and St. Paul railroad poor hero, The
device ”consists .of on cxceedlngly pow—
erful headlight. which 'uolf' only per-
fectly illuminates the truck with so ill-
bsnsuiy brilliant light shaft of light
fora distance of s mils. but also-onl-
braces lilo striking sndhovolfodture
of n beam of light or almost equal
brilliantly. penofrsting over seven blin-
drod fool; above which'cnn be clearly
. _, WIIIMOM Shocmi‘uir . i
!
lilos occur-rod
mo owl: m0-
Somo‘ Ty‘vbnipnsix pawns“. Were
. . , .. . . . injured. on Fatally.
cal demonstration of we utility of ill CLEVELAND 0.Feliruiiry‘l‘3-’l‘ruln
land “at ‘l'p‘. ‘m., filr new York, will:
'wrocksu between Mshonlng and Push
our, 0.. about forty, milcs‘from this
city yesterday anomoon.‘ The train
left the tracks and toppled'over in a
ditch. Twentyone perilous are report-
od injured, but is is boliovcd no fatali.
Goorgo‘*"i‘llomlls “of Cleveland rc
.celved what is Is {sored urn fuinl lu-
Juricll. bfflln”00llfill8illuli.
injured numbered about
thumbolngi: ‘ ' “
Robert Bllckonsdorfer, gunerul man
The others
25. among
soon ten miles distant. This vertical
ileum will .‘i’n hilly country. ospccislly 1
ans. so positively ill; the location oi“S
on the part of the ongincman will per- i
wit a collision. i
READ’S CASE POSTPONED. ‘
BRANF‘ORD. February film—Locomo
tivo Engineer Harlow l; Road. of Now i
{on tho chsrge at mansion; lcrvin' cuus- .
Vl'lln over by n'wlidcot engine-st’firanvi
New Haven, yesterday. By basement 1
the hearing was postponed until Butch i
day morning. Road was released on
the some bond bf $1.500 which was fur» ‘
nlubod yesterday. Judge. Doolittle. of .
tho town court hull withdrawn from;
the case because he is disqualified tog
try it. He has been ‘retuincd by tile‘
administrator of the Estate of Cour»E
lea Hull. who was the cause of the;
arrest of Engineer Road. A large num» ;
bar of witnesses will hp summoned if .
it is decided to fry the case out in tho .
town court. It is thought, however.‘
waive a bearing ill the lower court.
\i’cils-b‘urgo-~May lner‘ec into one our-
poration; it says that"‘Word comes by
privatomossugo from the oust that id.
H. Ilsrrimnn. president of the South-
ern Pacific Company. will be olcctczi
to tho presidency of the Walls-Fargo
Express Company of then next annual
’ mention of-‘itll‘o stockholders." The pn-
por odds that Herrlmalr may be: unisoi~
oil in president of the proposed com-
pany. . H u
"W
sAvIovA nova urn.
. QMrstuptsin u.‘ cubism. of un-
‘ford. not; days: ‘ “Brannon Bruin any.
all y buy? “‘1le Ho bean lust like
lilo one we lost viiihycroun. "Wo‘ mm
blur How do: #9 quickly dropped
. pl 3 woos ‘riullt inrtho room
by . ll. Phi-ted Ind
..
.-
lll
\‘ f; 90‘”
r ‘
1, “Mg“.W‘ . . .>
i. flatworms». lzx.
: Hill'l‘v
K
lacui‘ museum‘s ions! in
. r ... r... r
«ion. on
so ,
wilero curves in tho truck liltinilmel" '
trains, thsl nothing‘ but carelessness i
Haven, ivbowushéld in; i590 bonds i
log the death of couples ..ull. who was 1
mm 'stslion. January 10., wus'ln jcourlg
with his attorney. George M. (luun, of ;
rubrul'lry ill—rile Nc- Em
i . hundred“
user Wnbnllil railrood St. Louis; mouth
out und body brill ll. ‘ ~ ‘
R. J; WOod, Mr. 3 msay's secretary;
body bruised. ' ; '
J. H. ‘Klrch._ Youngstown. 0.. loft leg
illjurod'nud intern” injuries.
The cause» of‘ the wreck it is now
said. was the spreading of rolls.
THESORQNATION ROBES.
Descriptionrncnogs‘ Tim They Will
. Bo Thwllsodogmut‘ Ever. Seen
.wa rQlqu. ‘Fobrupry swam-rm
lions Infill! “Wh‘:'fbllon ‘ufi‘flzllc
king bud cucumaoaib rocking in Eng-
land. says the London commandant
of the Tribune, omphosihing the fact
that the cooling nascent will bu tile
ricbost‘ond most magnificent on re-
cord: The model now exhibitod‘in the
Norfolk Home for'illc' benefit‘of the
licences hull embroidered heraldic
doviocrl'on the kirtle. The liccusv to
introduce coat of arms and" convert
the ooroulliion mantle into nnlloraldic
garment implles an enormous in-
cream: ill expensrvoness through the
lavish "so. of ombroidorlcs. 'I‘Ilc diplo-
mstic out has been informed that invi.
lotions to the coronation ceremony
and wife. and that no officials rcsidont
in the embassies mucll' léss their wiv-
EXPRESS COMPANIES MAY MERGElefl and daughters will be admitted.
‘SAN FRANCISCO. February .13~ i An exception undoubtedly
The Call states that the four big or; .
props companies of the country—owe ; account of his friendship of (long
‘ Adams, Anlcrlcnn, United States and.
will be
. msdo' in the once of Henry White. on"
standing with the king.»
" “.5.‘ ~n—i——.—-——.‘~ ~~ i
: Allow-JAPANESE ALLIANCE.
‘. VIENNA. February l3rW’l‘hD‘l‘ngl0‘
i Japanese treaty of nilisncu in tho" fou-
ituro of today’s news in rule Austrian
:nowupllpers. -’I‘ilocousensus’of opiu-
ilon is that the militant Mllscuvtica
iwili endeavor to rcvonxc themselves
Iby stirring up disorders in Afghanis-
'tIIl. whiloflho Russian govonllllont
will lie low. awaiting the moment
when Japan. having organized tho mill.
Itsnt forces at China. Will .1qu hands
1 with the latter sud drive out all Eur
lopenns. with the exception of tho
illusions; who by'llull time will Meir
lpy on impregnnblo position in Mun-
3churia.. , , ,
l W ‘ ‘ ' air-4""! ’l‘
l. , EXTENSIVE STOCK YARDS.
: ’PORTLAND_ 0m, February iii-fit
lilac V-bsou decided by the“, Honduran
dined to s ‘ bllsh sxtenslvojst‘ock yards
in in P lns’uilrjbotwoon’tlioCollin»
Willinmoflo rivers; shout mm-
bm‘llus city.“ curator of one
arm of‘lsnd htlfiboon .lioude
c this mogul: railrosd‘llsd mugs.
‘ . ii lilo
Mil“ 9;,too‘lototo? , w ,
w'l’lll‘llilll‘llaln‘lrllll y, , . _
pil‘l‘g ‘ Found lillil inability ’
rim Wilhelm. .
.,: buy up
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M 2 o‘clock yesterday nftnruuon. At-
borncys Knapp and Seymour for: the
defendant. and 'i‘oolucy k Hill for the
plaintiff. in the notion of. William T.
Formula against ThomosrP. Taylor
for libel and slander. growing‘out- of
charges preferred . by. the defendant
when he was mayor. against illnpluin»
tiff when he was ll memberof tile Pubm
lic Works commission. wore bottling
us to Whether ihe defendant scroll ‘lli'i’
day the right of absolute privilege in,
bringing tilc'churgeu. _ .
If he did. and it is so contended by
bill counsel. tbs chumsnrf‘ libel and
siuudcr with which sx‘Moy‘or Taylor
is? accused by the plaintiff may not
iio. in that event Attorney Tourney
lit“ ues that the action hemlock one of
m licious prosecutionu Mr. Tourney
'lloldll. however. that the ex-mayor did
not have sbsolute’privilego. but instead
noted under conditionsl privilege. in
preferring tho charges of I-corruption
and multeasance.‘in office against for-
mer Public Works Commissioner Fer-
guson. ~
Counsel for the defendant claim
their client did not in the promises un-
der absblute privilege and further con-
. lend that in any event tho action can-
not become one of malicious prosecu-
; lion because no such claim is set up by
iMr. 'l‘oomrly in his pleadings: Mr.
{'i‘oonley insisted that his pleadings
lodver all three charges. libel. slander
I c.100'ntlle mum“ losvingfifleflmd malicious prosecution. When it
become evident that this phase of the
case was to be thoroughlyxone into.
Judge Robinson dismissed the jury so
(but no member of it might be unduly
prejudiced by the rival claims. ,Msuy
authorities were cited by both sides ill
support of their contentions.
In event of Judge Robinson holding
that as chief executive of the city the
defendant bud wllsi iii defined as abso»
lute privilege to present charges and
assist ill prosecuting officials be can-
ubt b-z held for libel: Mr. 'i‘oonley
claimed that the charges referred to
were made without the slightest scin-
iiilu of “evidence upon which to base
them. and were perforce of n criminal
and malicious chnruciol‘; hence his
claim that. an action for malicious
prosecution would lie in cvsnt of the.
court determining that they were
(brought under absolute privilege.
The action is a suit for $20,000 darn-
ages institutedsomc time ago by Mr.
Ferguson against Thomas P. Taylor as
tho Mull of'tlle old, fight' in the hon d
(ll-Public Workb'pl‘ior to its nbolisir
mcni of. Hartford. ~ , .
Wli‘in‘ Ml Wills Mayor Mr. Taylor
surged Messrs. Ferguson. and w. 15.
Watorllouss. also a Public Works com-
missioner, with corruption and mal-
icasunce ’in office. ‘lne charges were
publicly tried by tile'Coin‘nI’on Council
and Mr. Ferguson unanimously acquit-
cd . Mr. Wuiorhousc was found guilty
of norm of the allegations against
him.
The jury Mlecll-‘fl will say how
if damaged at all. and comprises: the
following: Hirumfl. Taylor and C. E.
Scoileld. of Dal-ion: S. A. Brush.
Greenwich; SsR. Raymond. H. z. Olm-
stead. New Canaan; Gould Hoyt. Nor-
.thut Attorney Gunn will decide to} Will b0 refitriricd to tbc‘ambassndorgwuik; I. I). Brush. 1.. B. Hubbcll. Strat—
.ford: C. A. Mums. w. B; Osborn.‘Wos-
lion: A. W. Taylor and Frank Godfrey.
Weatpori. ~
William T. Ferguson was the first
witness. lie testified that he was a
member of the board of Public Works
during a portion of the Mllyoralty t ml
‘of W. B. Bostwick. all of tile to ~ of
ME. Clark. and the first part of the
administration of ’I‘. ’P. Taylor. the de-
andsni. Attorney 'i‘oomey'qi‘fered, as
evidence to substandard iliotmlllnbny
.of Mr. Ferguson. in some rcsneclspcon-
ice of loclli nchpspcrs Mllch‘bll'hllsh‘
ed the text of tho letter from the de-
fendant to the board of Public Works.
for. charges against Ferguson and
Waiorhousc. It was decided by Judge
Robinson to admit; the fact that the
full limit of the inner comm-ell in
three local papers.” :Obiectllm villa not-
ed at request of defendant’s: counsel.
Mr. Ferguson testified that an tho
night of February 25, 1898. other the
board of Public Works bud adjourned.
Mayor Taylorlentoredrtbs room where
the members had been in session. and
announced that ho had‘somcthlng to
communionte. ,it was then thing-lie
Wooded the president of the board.
‘Gnorss iii: Burners. a communication.
‘comllyu‘llfcs'iion was the notice’ of ‘ino
all ,mlllfcashnce in lolllce minst‘clim-
"millhlonors "‘li'él‘fillldll nnd' Waterhoui
:‘ u’flls plsiu‘mf further lulid that i
‘ fiduhl‘ilisd'throsleued‘ lllm duri‘n
lo ., f solid rlor to the charger
‘lli mum urchin booms
“ii ”rs ill-ll totho lla
. “in ring who;
grieviously Mr. Ferguson \vnil‘dnmagéd '
notifying them of his intention to pre~.
‘Vhiéllfllf. "l‘sy‘lor hlmilelf read. Tilli -
(can on“ lid prefer ohsriléc of corruption ‘
bonny Iii commissioner of
90°65
' . ._ l ii; 2, J“ ..l ‘
‘ ‘ W}: are going tofimhke it early for you to Selc‘ct your
materials for shirt curls and wash drosscsf It claims
choosing 'casy to find sfgrest vsricby oi gnodsl'ln; my one
‘ place. This season, as always bcl‘crc, wc have t‘ricdlopro-
. vidc for you. the dainfiest fabrics for summer gowns and
We have anomaly of proclaim pnrterns that will makc the
thoughiiii of winter vll‘nicllfq‘andfld "tllei‘pfospects of summer I
will be more than pleasing.
: . ,CUriaiuS.
Draperies or Rugs.
If you are intending to re—furnish a little this spring.
the man in our upholstery section will .be glad to see, you.
He can give you some hints on house decorations and show
you some new and clcgani things. ‘ Y
Q [February .
Flirniturc Sale.
Many of the fine pieces we spoke of and priccd the
other day, have been sold. Quite a number yet are on our I
floor for some one to have at the low price.
‘ An item .
From the Lamp Dept. ‘
A central draft, bronze effect in brass, ‘fitted 'with
green. pink or canary-colored dome shade—Lamp all com-
plete, for $2.25. _ It won’t take but a moment to look at it.
even should you not care to buy one.
, " @QDMREADC‘W
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commenced the cross examination of 3: STEAMSHIPSJOR SEATTLE. .
Mr. Ferguson. fl CHICAGO. February l3—0puons
have been secured by Caplaiu F. D.
Comings, of Sp.lttlo,‘cn:'-tbrcc steam-
ships for tile irans-d‘lailkfln fl‘nilwhy to
ply between Seattle ’nnd‘illialnina Bay.
Alaska, and forming the connecting
link ill railway transportation betwbeu
the United mates and hsln. Th'ey are
the M a,» W . coll! .- .m “I! . of 2,100 tons freight and 300 passenger
— ' capacity and cost approximately $125.-
, DR. CASE WINS SUIT. . 000 each. Obey/us secured on the At-
HARTFORU. February 13.~—In the ' inotic coast and two on the lakes. They
case of Dr. ids R. Gridiey Case‘s zip-3 are single screw vessels with a weed
pool from probate rho jury today l‘c— ‘ of ion knots an hour. 276 feet long and
turned a Verdict, for the appellant. Dr. . forty feet beam. Th'ey will proceed to
Case, in the Superior Court after mm .2 Seattle via the straits of Magellan and
an hour‘s deliberation. Dr. (Jose. who ‘ be PM in service there ill-'0‘“ the “If“
é om
Phl- signstune is on every brx‘ 6f the gsnuim 1
Laxative Bromo-Quinine mm. :
is a well-known woman physician 0f ”T May. 2 ..
Collinsliillo, appealed from thc‘actioll ' -—--~+---- -
of the probate court in admitting the BUCKLEN'B ARNICR 8 LVE-
'i‘lln best and most famous com-
pound in the world to conquer aches
and kill pains. Cures Cuts. heals Burns
and Bruidcs. .subducs inflammation.
masters Piles; Millions of Boxes sold
ycurly. Works wonders ill Bolls, Ul-
cers. Felons, Skin El'uptio‘ns.‘ it cures
—. or no pay. ‘250 pinball. Baxter's drug
T10 CURE A COLD INi ONETDQYi ‘ store. ‘ . -
a. is cool ales, W
1 I’m” ‘Bmm Q “e , couu: Purim-inset: PQNiEs.
All droning refund the money if it .
fails 'to cure. E. W. Grovc’s bignsturo SAN ANTONIO. fickgll‘ebnuary 13”
is on each box. 26c. . .l. H. iappani. breodei' of polo ponies.
; w loom. -' -. . s . has shipped Georgie Gouldholevsnfllllf
' . the best ponies on is runc incur l s
LAVlnNfiAIREAKs LEFT FOREM‘M city. it is understood here that those
*SAN FRANCISCO. February 13~iu . . .
. ' . ' ponies bill 39 to ‘ and do partici-
lloxlnx with his sparring partner. Mike pate m the internlnfion‘al p om tourna-
Donovan, Kid Lavignc broko one 0‘ ment to be held at Hurllnah ‘m durinif
0‘ bonus of his loft forearm. This , .
grilles it impossible to carry out tho “‘0 coronation ceremo “"4 9km“ Ed‘
wan. *' ... I
light between lnvixno and Jack; ......"
O Brien. nWobrunry 23. ’3: BAKED ”21‘0“.sz by“; I]
A4 hmAcv OIITHI amp.“ . "in t roe woe 3 curve ll y ll 0
‘ ‘ . .’ boy was changed by Pnsu ‘ onia al-
Is often a run-down system Weak most to u “mm”, writosMrs. w.
Watkins, of Pleasant City, Or” "A tor-
riblo cough set in that, ill spice of ll
'good‘tdoctor‘s trcntmcnt for bevel-cl
weeks. crow worse every dil . We
than used Ur. klngis New Iscovery
“for Consumption and, our do ling was
soon sound and well. We ‘surc
ll arming modicil uvcdrllisrllfe."
will of her father, Henry Gridloy.
which left all his property to others, .
some of them nimost strangers to him.
The grounds of the appeal were that
her father was not of sound mind ut:
the time he drew the will null that ho
Was subjected to undue influence,
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boss. nervousness, lack of appetite, an.
orgy‘ Indrunlbifion, with “ ism-dared
llyerund kidneys often follow an an
itch? .tlllsv‘wroiollsd. iii-colic: who
, hnhotn‘mdéhsn is! lectricmgltiens
: ‘Illoll r. be." , j‘mr qr;
Ishtar of Btomscll'mvor'snd filli-
, Thousands buyoiprovsd first
ill rfuil . »lfrcwllsu‘~ the
l l
fillllons know it's t ie.pnly_,qiird;ouro
‘fcr rcou‘glls. , Colds“ and olii ill»
imv unusual/trims“ our
. :sfwolion. .fioc, $1.9? 'i‘rl
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