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ATLANTA GA. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 27 1905. JOLHI Out Other Choices Failed I Male Good In first Eaoe Hallowmas and Quaint Were Equal Favorites Tne For- mr Won Cleverly Quaint Being Beaten by' Jockey's Overconfidence. ew Orleans December 26. urett who had everything her own way the handicap was the only decided fa.

vorite to win at the Fair Grounds to. day Hallowmas and Quaint were equa favorites In the first' race the former winning cleverly. while the latter was beaten by Jockey I Smiths overoon- nleoc. Hollander put up a. weird tide on Gold Enamel the favorite to the third race and was Ullpended indefinitely for Jnoompetency by the stew ants The weather was clear and cod an the track slow.

FIRST RACE Five furlongs mas 112 Helgeson 3 to I won UsurS 114 Smith 5 to I second. Quaint 10 VONelU 7 to 2 third. TUne. I 03 5. Desha.

Katherine. R. Klngtel Vivian. Sadie Pepper Park Row Jdenoken UrI- flam me Susanna. and Pattonvlil ran.

Usury and Park Row coupled SECOND RACE Five and a. half furlongs. Hannibal Bey. 102 Cherry I woo Gay Adelaide- 106 Freeman 3 I. seoondv Burning Glass.

103 Johnon 15 to' I third. Time I 09 5. Be Lea Gold. Valotaho Don Alvaro OILsclne. Uly Brook Howling Dervish TaUona.

Roue Frank Bell. W. ONeiU and lavasion Tan. THIRD RACE Mile Monaco Maid 8 Sewetl 8 to 5 won. Wixippooriwil.

9- Pvrrlne 25 to I seconds Gold Enamel ion Hollander 17 to 2. third. Time. I 5. Bishop Weed end Go to Wll ran.

FOURTH SIX furlongs handicap Luretta 112 Sewell 7 to 6 wen Lady Henrietta. 90 Chandler to I second. Mayor Johnston. 102 cherry- I to 6. third.

Time I 15 1 S. Malsta pulled up lame. FIFTH RACE Six furlongs Bitter Brown. 101 Perkins 12 to I won Let. ty.

98H Hayes 20 to I. second. Proteus 402 McGee 13 third. Time I IS 5 Superior Boy. Port Worth.

Fair View. Walter Schlffer. Parke. Attraction. El Reins and Marvin ran SIXTH RACE Mile and II.

sixteenth Charlie Thompson. 104' Sewen 2 to I won Dr. Hart 107 Cherry 30 to I second. Joe 108 Livingston even. third.

Time. I :50 5. Berry Win dell. Payne. Oammont Bronze Wing Brkel Rimore Murmur Gloats and Pone ca ran.

Pair Grounds Entries for Today. First Race Selling 6 lturons Ga American. Pennant. 95. Yernees.

Flring Une. Nightmare Harrington 98 Soho- harie Charlie Fisher Arabo. 103 Tempt Sweet Note. is Mon Amour 91. Simplicity 92.

Secmd Race Purse 5 furlongs Obey. Miss Cosette Turnover Dr Coffey Grove Center. Chaxuey Olcott Bern. Dr. Heard.

99. Hocus Poous Pla Ttevtt Tree Townes Mahogany SIllj Tforate. 1O2. Race PurM mite Pride. Lucky Charm 106 Tor- cIico Fruit.

104. Northwind. King EOs worth. 112 Louis Krav Bandino iTOI Horse Radish. VFofcrth Race Purse 6 furlongs Mar.

VifiP Snow. 192 CaUabaah. 110 ROlls. HOI James Reddlok 114 PWth Race SUinr 5 furlongs Kohl- tioor 17 Joearda. IOI- Arsenal 104 Columbia Girl.

is Norwood. Ohio. 93 NuX Vomlca 95 Glrdle 100. Investor 81 dlbeit 105s Dan Conors 104 Hyacinth I02f The Plates 98. Sixth Race- Selling mile- Dromm Gamara 1 105 Colonel White 110 Lineal 97 Wedgewood.

Ed Early 103 George T. Oomandant Tyrolean. 100 Limerick Fair Calypeo 105 Dance' Music 102 Henry Sea Voyage. 98. ABE HUMMEL REARRESTED But Was Eeleasedon on 10000 Bal Immediately Afterwards.

New York December 28 Abraham lL Rummell the lawyer convicted of conspiracy In the Morse divorce case and released on 110000 ban was re-arrested today. He was released again ox 110000 ball on a writ of habeas corpus. RWPmeU was sentenced to years Imprisonment end 500 fine alter his conviction last. week but secured a writ to show cause why a certificate of reasonable doubt should not be issued. Hi re-arrest today was made' while this writ was pending and by agreement of hit own counsel.

UummeIJ was convicted of conspiracy to annul the divorce or Charles F. e. from Mrs. W. tone.

thereby rendering void Mrs. Morse's marriage to 77. Morse. the banker- and sp owner. Hummel was arrested in order that tRe right of the supreme court to.

admit him to ball. This question win argued seat Saturday. LousyiI1e Court House Damaged. Louisville Ky. December 26 Fire this afternoon damaged the Jefferson count court house.

and for. a time threatened th complete destruction of the' edifice The loss estimated at S2S OOO with Insurance. Hard work by firemen anc employees prevented. any serious damage to the accumulated records of a century of litigation. Schooner RakobiiI Spoken.

Galveston. Tex. December 2S. Captali Fargher or the British steamer Heath burn. which arrived In port today report speaking to.

the schooner Nakomls of Pen NCola in latitude 28 north end longltua 87 37 west. Tile schooner is loaded with lumber and in water-togged condition Captain Fargiier offered to. take the crew but the captain of the schooner refused to abandon her. THE wHITEST COLLAR MADE LINEN 59 EACH ROYAL 31) If your dealer does not keep these collars he can get them for you of RMIQH STRAUB Southern Wholesale depot aJ Marietta StAtlanta Qa. O'BRIEN AFTER FRESH LAURELS Having Vanquished Fitz Hi Now Wants Match With Jfffrits San Francisco.

December' 2 Jack Brien the pugilist. who recently defeated Robert Pitzslnuno authorized the Is suance of a challenge to James Jeffries the retired heavyweight champion. Any terms that JetfrltS may demand De say will tie accepted. AT CITY PARK. op SEVENt FAVORITES ThUB.

WENT TO DEFEAT New Orleans December 26 There was a large crowd et City Park today and the betting was active enough to keep seventeen books busily engaged The track was fair and the sport was good and as the victories were pretty fairly divided between favorites and non fa- vorittte the crowd appeared to. be in a thoroughly good humor There was nothing particularly notable In the races. and although four out or the seven fa. vorltea were beaten. the victory Iota which on the fifth race with a.

po price of 20 to I quoted about her was the only long shot. The track txou2d be good by tomorrow arid as the higher class Jones and the more speedy of the sprinters have had a long refi. a good card may be looked kor during the remainder of. the week. FIRST RACE and an eighth Key Note.

112 Hail 3 to I woo Little TV ally. 112 Eolandj. 7 to I second Liberty Mo 107 4 to I third. Time. 2 01 8 Jove Parnassus Bluish.

Mildred ran. ZOND RACE Five and half furlongs Gauze 112 WtEhatd 4 to I. won. Telepathy 102 Morris to I. second Cambridge.

112 Jones to I third. Time. 110 5. Ueber" Gore. Clover Nook.

Favortta Kara Principta and Folly Perkins ran. THIRD RACE Six ruriongs handicap. Caxiaplitne 101 Meal II to S. wan. Chief Hayes.

108 RornaneUI 4 to I second. Lucy Young 99 Graham 18 to 5. third. Time I 17 Red Ruler. Lord Dixon Listless.

Billy Handsel ran. FOURTH RACE Seven furlongs. Gambier. 102 Nloul 7 to 6 won. Belle Stroone 102 R.

Perrett 7 to to. second. Mooaooxjor 100 Romanelli 3 to I third. Time. I :32.

Delphte and Janeta ran. FIFTH RACE Mile and seventy yards lole 108 Parrow 30 to I won Tapiola 108 Koerner 10 to I. second. Josette 06 Mo i to I third. Time.

I 51. Mormdo. Ben Heywood King of the Valley. Buisanio Lou IL and 3 Roy ran. SIXTH six and a- halt furlongs St.

Tammany 108 R. Lowe 10 to I won Modred 117- Jones 7 to 10 second Norel. Ill NJcoO. to I. third.

Time I :24 5. Tom tlrabbe Conundrum Narciseus Marco Goatublee and Echodale ran. SEVENTH RACE Mile arid seventy yM Padre. 7 Perrett 5 to. 1.

won The Don. 109 wman 20 to I second. Doume 107 Nicol 8 to I. third Time. I Little Boy John Gardner.

Judge nor Juba. Monochor Wood- Un ran. City park Entries for Today. First nace- Flve furlongs purse tin cle Zanies Nutwood. Mr.

Wadlel Champ Clark. Hanthrone Top CholM. Humpty Dumpty. Red Ruby Number Eleven. rl2 Self Reliant.

Meredith Arrow Point. Kingsmere IIS Second Race-Five and a halt furlong selling. Webbersfleld Queen Esther. Saooron. 112 tmortei Poseur Jute Duchess Ollte Planet 114 Presentation Bensonhurst.

Ed Griulo at Capltano I I7 Alacantara 112 Annie Davis 113 Limnan Hay. 119 Third Race SelEng 7 furlongs Yacht. ing Girl Fred Mader. Salt and Pepper Evernear. Jacob 104.

Arc Light. 103 Economist M4. Yorkshire 109 Od- doleta. 108 Big Bow ill. Fourth Race Steeplechase handicap.

soon course. Alice Commoner 125 Onyx IT 138 Chanley. 146 Sweet Jane 152 Orlsls1 Malcolm IL. 139. Charwood.

44 Poorlands. 54 Lionel. 136 Lord Radnor 140 New Amsterdam. ISO. Fifth Race Mlle and a sixteenth sell- lug AzeUna.

95 Envoy Mammon Labar 103 Amber ta 104 Oratina ICY. Malediction. 90 Arab 105 Little Giant. iri Sanction 98. Reveille 107 Name.

Okl 114. Sixth Selling. 7 furlongs Lvthi. eat 99 Harpoon. Sportsman Jhl1e Sherman.

108. Ferryman Trousers. Gro grain. Happy Tack 109 Matth. Rather Royal III Henry AOh.

114. TO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS. The Sunday School of tie Lutheran Church of Hedeemer Hold Ser vices Tonight. The Sunday school of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer will hold Its Christmas services this evening it 7:30 o'clock. The story of the Christ child wilt be told In recitation and song.

Mrs. E. Cronk will give a. reading. Miss Louise Dibble wm' sing In Old Judea and the children of the school will join In recitation and Christmas hymns.

There will a Christmas tree but Instead of receiving presents from It the members of the school and the congregation will load It with presents tot the Children of the Lutheran Orphans home. NAIL WAS' TAMPPEBHD WITH. Complaint Has Been Piled by Prominent Kentucky Politician Washington. December 26 28. which is regarded as Involving infractions of the postal laws.

or a most se TIOUC nature. has been and Is being Investigated by-- a post office department in relation the delivery of the mail of certain jornlnent politicians at Frankfort. cThe complaint which does nott ooffiSKr any specific charge against any pJHplar person al leges that the maljfHn Washington addressed to Frankfort as been. diverted from Us proper channel anti that other man line. borne evidence or having been tampered with.

The postal authorities re re reticent about the complaint but admit. that It hs en filed and that It was. nade the. subject of Immediate Investigation which- has not been completed. VISIT PLAIN DEALING.

President and Wife Leave for Their- VirginiaCountry Home. Washington. December 28. President and Mrs. Roosevelt.

accompanied by some of their younger children. wilt leave Washington tonight for a ylsit of some days to their country place. Plata Dealing. In county Ta. The president and the members of.

his family wU return to Washington Sun day night. 3 The negro taker and his wife at the country home will do the cooking tor the resident and his family. BREIT PRAISED FOR GOOD WORK Cincinnati Paper Pays Compliment To ToBreithnstel Work. Foxy old Brtltenstem star pitcher of the Southern league who has resigned with Charlie Frank for still another season began his career as a catcher and became a pitcher through tbu merest accident Brelteustein stated last year when In Atlanta that th beginning of this season would probably find. lilt la the Amen- can league.

on the St. Louis pitching staff. For some reason tn deal fell through. and BrelttnAtefu will pitch for another season in the Southern. The story of reit success Is told as follows On The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.

Tlm WI WlX5fl The' Breltensteia. was th baseball iool of Cincinnati a he present generation ot tans can' remember. by dropping back out a few years when the twirling end of the Pretzel battery used- to walk onto the field bearing a Turkish towel drop It behind the rubber and go to wont. Later he used the towel so frequently- and so vigorously at he became heated by the fray that it seemed as he would wipe oft every freckle on his countenance. To no ball player has time been kinder than to the great southpaw.

Cast adrift by Cincinnati because his arm had apparently lost its cunning. Breltenstein was rejuvenated in the south. He lias been the strongest pitcher by tar of' the New Orleans club fortwo years. He re fuses to retire. and there seems no necessity In.

sight for such Breltensteln is now back In his home in St. Louis. Strange to state. it was as a catcher and not as a pitcher that Breltensteln began. The old Louvrtt team.

which played at Reservoir park. at Twenty- second and North Market streets. was Brett's first love. Ed- Davis now In business In the Cfffiond City was iris battery mate. Brtlt always did the catching but one day when Darts failed to chow up.

he was pressed Into sKCb duty. and proved such a success that ha stuck to it. Breit was a mere kid when he went to work for Von der Abe. The began by shutting out Loulsyille. Then he handed Boston nine blanks 111 never forget that game.

If I live to be as old as Henry Chadwick. quoth Brett. I had Boston at my mercy. and It wasn't until the ninth Inning that they got a ht Then old an Brouthers rapped my slants safely. It was a measly scratch and when Broutihers reached first in safety he doffed his cap to me.

Successful as was my start the' gang told me to' cut out the drop ball which was the Prince filbert of. my repertoire. I did. and that's why rye never had a lame arm and sun tarry in the bu I- ncs dissolution of the pretzel battery came long ago. After Brettensteln left Edna Pelts remained the star- of the catching class here.

His trade to Plttsburg for Ed Phelps gave the Impression on last seasons piay of the two that- th Reds were. the losers In the deal but now cornea the news that Fred Clarke Is seeking a trade for the bit catcher whose course of base viol study goes on uninterrupted. With a staff of backbone. Including Gibson Cr1ach and Smith. Pelts may be spared from Plttsburg.

HI years of usefulness seem unending as do those of his ol battery mate. As a coacher and tutor for jwwne pitchers he probably has no canal. and certainly no superior. It ma be. however that baseball fa wOT mc mire bring Breltenstfln and Pelts together.

PELICANS SIGN TWO MEN. Manager Prank Has Mao Arranged a Number of Exhibition Bates for Next Spring. Manager Charles Prank. of the New Orleans baseball club has signed two new players for the season of 1908 In. W.

D. Gaston mod Jrl. W. Geddesus both bush leaguers. He has also about completed his arrangements for the spring dates of the.

big league dubs next season. The Boston Americans win open the season. In New Orleans March 4 and will play three games. March 4 ID and II. Coaaiskeys White Stockings trill be the next corners.

starting- March J7 playing In New Orleans against Pranks men March 17 IS 24 and 25. Boston will follow playing April 6. 6 7 and 8. New York- Americans will probably be given a number pf dates by Frank between the Chlcagos and the- Bostons. LOW HOLIDAY RATES Via Western Atlantic E.

E. Nash. yule Chattanooga ft St Louis By. On account of the. Christrosa and New year Holidays' the Western ft Atlantic Railroad and Nashville Coat tanooga St.

Louis Rallwsv will sell round trip tickets at rate. one and one third fares plus 25 cent TO TEACHERS AND STUDENTS Tickets will be- sold daily from Deeei her 16th to 24th inclusive with final limit January 8tui 1906. TO THE OENEEAI PUBXJO Tickets will be. sold December 22 23 24 25 80 31 January 1. 1906 with final limit January 4th 1006.

CHAS. E. HARMAN General Passenger Agent. POSITION LOST BY LA FONTAINE Action. of Extraditing Greene and' Gaynor Won Him Enemies.

Montreal Quebec December 28 Ulrws la Poixtalne police justice has been dismissed from the position as- extradition commissioner by the Dominion government. IA Ftontalne leaned writs of extradition In many celebrated casts among them being the Oreene proceedings. It is stated when this- case wi being heard that. La Fontaine had Incurred the enmity ot powerful polit 1051 friends of the law firm which represented th American contractors Royal Arcanum To Appeal. Boston.

December 25. W. O. Robson. of this city supreme secretary- of the Royal Arcanumn Mated today that the su.

pram. council legal repreeentatives had derided to appeal from the decision of Judge Gaynor of New York who On Saturday virtually nullified the new rate which went into effect October. Mr. Robsoirsays the- council has too- intentiob of abiding by any decMon against- the be rates until It bat been to th highest tribunal. GEORGIA- READY FOR.

BASEBALL Coach Thomas Stouch Will Have Good Material for Team Athers Ga. December- 26 Special Tommy Stouch is to coach the baseball team of the University of Georgia next spring. The contract with this experi enced player and coach has been signed and be will report for duty here at. ar early date. Slouch has done' some very effective coaching with the Alabama teain in the past and understands' his business.

will have a good lot of material to work on this season at the university- and ought to be able to get out a win- fling team. Captain Sullivan Is delighted with the prospect for a good team next spring. There are a number of new men in college who are good for the different post- lions that need strengthening. There will be at least two good catchers to report for duty and that means a great deal for Georgia- as this place has been weal for several seasons. Captain Sullivan anc Marcus Vhorter will In the bo this year and there were three or tour others who will do good enough twirling to he sent to the Sting line at times throughout toe season.

As the scheduT Is the heaviest In the history of baseball at. the university it will be necessary to have a. good number or pitchers. ii order to make a showing and that 1 just wont Georgia will have. For the Infield and outfield position there.

are numerous candidates and win. be no trouble in filling too places at the proper time. AS soon as the weather permits the training of the baseball team win begin. THREE' KILLED BY PAST TRAIN Accident Occurs on. Southern at Spartanburg S.

C. Spartanburg. December- 26. Hill and Richard Rogers of Saxon Hill. and S.

Stone of Cross Anchor were struck and instantly killed by a last train of the Southern railway In the yards here today. Time accident occurred on a curve in the road above the Brawley street trestle The men were walking on the west track toward th depot and to old an approaching freight- stepped over to the east track. when the fast northbound passenger running two hours and a halt late struck them. All were badly mangled. Stone was a well-to-do farmer.

who came here to pay' taxes. OLD MAN ACCIDENTALLY. SHOT Windham Shot B. K. Pearce in th Breast Last Night In Shooting Gallery.

R. Prrce an old man who runs a shooting- gallery at 216 Decatur street was tally shot In the In-east last night by E. O. Wlndhaxn a traveling salesman for the International rest Company who lives at 340 Cooper street. The Injury was not a very serious one and after- having this.

wound dre se3 at the Grady hospital. he was removed his home at 103 Grant street. TM shooting was declared to be. an accident and no. case was made by the police.

had Just rid rubbing off- the targets arid was returning to the counter. Wlridham threw up the gun and somehow It went off. It is believed that the sun had been left cocked. MlItSHKLL TLTTt THE NEtBO. Coroners Jury nears Up Mystery at St.

Petersburg. St. Petersburg. Fit. December 28 Ttw coroners Jury Investigating the killing or Captain 3.

Mitchell. and his stay et' John Thomas colored today rendered verdict that Captain Mitchell canoe to his death at the hands of the negrc while in the discharge of his duty. an that the negro met fog death from i pistol shot fired by Captain Mitchell. The latter feature of the verdict caus surprise it was generally bellevec that the negro had been slain by a. mot The Jury however claims to have.

na proof that Captain MkcheS the ne- arc fatally alter he load received i mortal knife wound from him arid that the negro wag In a- dying- condition when taken to Jail and actually dead before the mob got possession of him. Excitement ran high at St. Petersbuug all day today and there was some Wk bout running all negroes out of town but this proved only idle talk. The funeral of Captain Mitchell occur. red this afternoon.

Sold Plans To Germany. Mouton. Prance- December. 2o. Several arrests of non-commissioned officers Of the navy are Impending owing to the discovery at their domiciles of detailed plans of.

the-new battle ships and sub marine boats. This It is expected. wm solve' the mystery of the disappearance of the pleas of th submarine boat al- nett. of which vessel a duplicate has been. constructed in Germany supposed 13' from the French plane.

INSTITUTE 2tEETS JANCARY B. Ftae Progranim Arrange for Coca- raa Instructors. Hawklnsyille Ga. December 28 Spe cial. The Teachers' Institute which meets in Cochran sdbool house on January 6 announces the following pro- grarei Composition in Primary Grades" Miss Belle Hawes.

Composition In Intermediate Mlw Belle Webster. Wentworth Practical E. HarvIUe. Th new rule adopted by the institute Is that fines WU1 be Imposed on all teachers falling to attend the meetings of the institute. DOCTOR KING" CUBES Varieoeele Stricture Loss of Manly Vigor Piles Kidney and Bladder Troubles Prtyate Diseases.

ALL GHBOSIO UXBfiASXiS 01 UH2T A2TD VOMMM Successfully Treated Aid Oared. NOT A DOLLAB NEED BE PAID UNTIL CURED. DL Z3NCJ MEDICAL COMPANY. Oor. Marietta and Peachtree Sta.

Ho. 7 Marietta St Atlanta TP CANT CALL warra. PLAY FOOTBALL NEXT JANUARY Georgia Football Manager Will Arrange Light Class Games. Athens Ga. December 26 The university football management will Introduce a new feature here next month.

Man- Marshburn has decided to' arrange eight class lames to be played during the month of January and possibly some of them in February There were about forty good players on the varsity and scrub teams last fall and these players were' about evenly di vided between the classes. They will formed into class teams and will get two' months of good practice which will help them prepare for the season next. A coach is to be secured. for the football am as soon is possible and every effort is to be made to put out a winning team next year. SHORT ITEMS OF I LOCAL INTEREST i OP MRS.

IRENE COOK ey. who died Christmas morning at the Don Air hotel. on Peachtree street was sent last night to Baltimore Md. for runeral and interment. Deceas wee years of age.

She was the daughter l11 The Phn Cooper of the ates navy Mrs Turney had for some time. SERVICES or' JOHN infant son of Mr. and MrSr MeZdau who died Christmas day at 1 of hls parent 62 West. Mc ld street were held yesterday morn. ir the residence.

The Interment took place at Westvle1Vc cemetery. ur SERVICES OP W. B. 3At- icy who di Christmas morning aX. his 5eSSl Hu ter yesterday Afternoon.

at 4 clock at the ffP Father' Henley ffl looming of a clock the body win taken to Sunoxyeide GaV tar Interment. Mr. Bailey was about ou SfS Two children sunlve him st. Elmo and Bailer THE BODY OP who died ChrtstmT day now lies In the un rjUJres In distant cities arrange- the PULLER THE known pioneer Atlanta who has been utte ill at his home. 377 Washington street has not been progressing as favorably during the past two days as his family and friends would wish.

IT grown weaker. and last night Iota condition. while not at all critical was wholly unsatisfactory. CHARLES A LONG resident of Atlanta Whose illness at his home on Whitehall street has been anx- lonely watched by his many mends. waa much better yesterday having had a night or two- of good rest.

FAIR' WEATHER. WITH A SLOWLY rising temperature. Is promised Atlanta today by th weather man on top of the Empire building. With the exception a few scattered stations ear weather has prevailed all over th country yes. while there has been very little precipitation during the' past twenty-four hours.

The. present clear weather is due to an area of high pressure which. has been drifting across the country during the put few days. There was snow yesterday at Yellowstone park and rain in Frisco JOHN LOW. A NEGRO CONVICT ES- caped from the camp at Constitution.

Ga. last night The Atlanta police have been notified to look out for' him. He made a bow dash yesterday afternoon for freedom and got away Into the swamp while the. guard was not looking. Low was artetEti for breaking Into a can VJP In Atlanta some tone ago.

CLUB SEABXJHEB BY OPPICE In- Effort To Find Three Aldermen Greensboro. Greensboro. December 28 AB a special meeting of the board. of aldermen. held for the epurpose Of electing a city attorney.

three of the sli aldermen as the result of a factional fight of. long standing started to leave the room saying no attention to the order the mayor to remain. The mayor then. directed tile chief of police to brlng rbMk the. three aldermen with whatever force was necessary The three men could not be fund and In the hunt the Merchants' and Manufacturer Club.

the most. fashionable club of the city was searched four' policemen. and trouble was nartnwly averted upon their being ordered out of the rooms by the president of the clxth. The mayor and the three remaining members of the board then employed a city attorney. The city Is much wrought up over the Incident and It believed that a factional Sfht will ensue.

which will go far to ward laying hare municipal secrets so zealously guarded in the past by the of foist fatally Gull Island in Lake Superior. Prom The Milwaukee Sentinel. Gull island in the Apostle gSw Lake Superior. is one of the most inter- bits of land In this said Charles 11. Collins of Ashland for the' entire Island early- In sjjSImer.

is literal" ruU en. JKe birds do not bother mUOh about. aai. making A lit tie clump of. mud klcSfTup into a mound with a It' top fined With grass- feather Is all that a gull- requires to ay Its.

eggs. These are usually law throe in a nest. In the daytime they an left to- the tender Keeping of the Ln rays while the old birds. hunt food When night falls the mother- gull sits upon the eggs until the sun has again come well up trto the sky to that they are never chinpd. The nests are built within a few feet of one another arid there are thousands of them.

Fortunately- this Wand Is seldom visited by a vandal- class and most tourists. Tire content to take one or two eggs as souvenirs tearing the rest undisturbed. While walking about among the nests one Is surrounded by a crowd of shrieking gulls but in spits of Their size they are. not savage before the eggs are- hatched. After the nests are' tilled with young.

however- the parent birds wilt fly Into the faces of any marauders and make a savage fight for their little Tal Team Victorious. New Orleans La. December Yale university basket ball team defeated the Y. St. A team here today- by the score or 42 to 2.

The game was played In the open air gymnasium. Yale outclassed tn locals In. every- way end the 2 points scored against the vis tors were on fouls. The visitors leave in the- morning To GtJyeatou. i a cobs' a cobs' Special Ear gain in Fountain Syringes In one of our windows today we display a new- line of excellent quality well-made Fountain Syringes at a very low price.

They are made of. xrhite rubber with rapid flow tubing" and three hard rubber attachments full two-quart size and fully guaranteed. Worth fully 100 Our Special cut price Jacobs' Pharmacy s8tO Marietta Street. 23 Whitehall St. BALLAD OP THE JUUN1 CAT.

Came ok. Your Honeys Sat. if 3 etl on. That. Frozp The New York Sun.

Ike Ichberg had a' brindle cat. He kept It In his. room upon the second story rear of 47 Brooms. The beast was wild and dissolute his ways were dark and rough. he'd squall and fight and roam at night oh.

yes. that eat was tough. And when otke Ishberg left his flat folks paid he'd moved to lose that Jake Schoenberg is the Janitor at 47 Broome. He took his way one summer day' to Iehbergs vacant room. And crouching In the corner on a.

piece of passe mat. Jake Schoenberg saw the prostrate form of IOhberga brindle eat. Dn schoene kau. Jake Schoenberg said his heart wt kindness filled. He reached pet the brindle cat and med.

Oewalt I'm killed' And when from every room and hall the frightened tenants come they find Sake Schoenberg tr lag up a sQmehat damaged thumb. They search the room they search the Vat- but no- one finds the- brindle cat. The thumb. swelled up the doctors came they blistered and they' bled and when Sake Schoenberg saw the bills he passionately said I pays the sum of 50 cents end maybe twl of that It any one will and kill Ike Ichbert. brindle cat sat.

on the fence. has a little nickel Un and when he heard those burning words he started on the. run. And dozing as in innocence the brlndl cat sat on tn fetfce. Mae Goldhaurn drew a.

fancy bead and aimed It straight Id He pulled the lock the weapon spoke the deadly missile flew. And with a. dying gurgling cry of mingled rage and pain. the brindle cat hunched up his back and hurtled off amain. Moe Ocldbanmn leaped upon the ground to seize his prey but naught he found.

Next Mrs. Rosle Monheim. with wash tub boiling hot looked tram the third floor fire escape and spied a shady spot where Ichbtrg brindle Tom cat in a quiet peaceful sleep la with his nose among his paws on a back ward rubbish heap. An mindful of the rich reward and needing money too she poised- the tub- above his form and down the torrent flew. There came a squall and wan that tore the morning air yet when the steam had cleared away the cat.

he wasn't there for on a first floor fire escape he crouched with flashing eye his yaws ungeared his WI unsklnned. his fur all fair and dry. But. Goldbaums year daughter Rose' was weeping with a. scalded nose.

The story grew. the wonder new. and Louis Zeltner came. From Bowery to river runt said Louis ZOlths fame. For when.

on Broome or' Clinton streets there's riot or duress first Louis comes. and the nthe cops and then mayhap the press. And Loula said this right away Send for S. P. C.

of A It was last Friday morning on the ten. ement front stoop the passing piker might have seen an Interesting group. Full seventy. small children without eo shoe or hat were paving shy attention to Ike lchbergs brindle. at.

Before hi" rose A saucer lay. of golden cream a rich the one who planner this eunfllflt scheme was Morris Olcovltch and Mol' riswhole hl victim a fancied safety lay. was calling on the telephone ie of A. By risking thus a dimes expense. lie hoped.

to win the 60 cents Around the turn of. Ooerck streetthc fatal wagon cams and lob-hark's win- die terror went on dozlnjr just- the The- hurry cart draws up and tope and from Its fatal bed to buttoned function- any draws a net with- meshes spread. Exit as he turns to wing his net unlatch the brindle' cat the buttoned tune- tlonarv tops and wonders where he at. For awhile he gathered for the swoop the brindle al had flew the poop The only voice on Brooms street tna was heard for quite II. time was that Of Morris weeping for his lost and squandered dime.

But. nerved by sense of pain and toss. he got a little sack and hunted for that brindle- cat. through every nook and crack. And ere the day had pass- away and his mother called her boy.

younr Morris Oleovltch ran home In a- fit of perfect soy. For front hls let a meat" sack hung- and from Inside or that came frantic demonstrations by' A mighty angry- cat. He bastes. to Jakey Schoenberg and the tenants In cord say that Morris is entitled to the 60 cents reward. But Schoenberg is a skeptic' and proposition flat Isthat first he roust have evidence.

thatthls Is IchberTs cat. Yet. If they pudding string and give the beast. some room. Ike lebbergs frantic terror may be out again ftB1OOme.

The' tenants say that Morris is an honest boy' for ure and Morris stands there smiling with a smite' serene and. pure. Sake Schoenbenr Is IL plunger and he risks his 0- cents. and so with satisfaction and with angry violence he hears the squall- lag sackful to North river murky side and hurls It far and sinks it In the dark and rolling tide. So.

happy- now has Schoenberg grown he even pays the telephone. Saturday- at midnight and at 47 Broome- the lights were out and silence reigned and slumber sweet and gloom. Twas then II. vivid through Jakey SehOsnberge brain. He dreamed that.

he had fallen from an elevated train and when le struck Third avenue A. heavy brewery track rolled llghtsomdy upon Us chest and settled there and stuck. And as Sake Schrenberg woke and we-red his arms and yelled amain he saw two gleaming halls of fire that burned into his- Quick Rosier Rostel light den. gas cried Schoenberg. in affright The faithful Mrs.

Schoertberg truck a match. and got a light. And there upon tile bureau sat the hated form of Iela- bergs cat DUCK SHOOTING IN. MEXICO. Great Numbers from This Country Spend Winters Along Pacific Coast.

From The Forest The duck shooting. on this coast is splendid. during the months of November December and We get lor of. migratory duck which. I presume.

come down the coast. from California which is only 2000 miles north of us. I have shot teal widgeon epprig. -spoonbill and butterballs- besides our two varieties of native ducks the pljUa and Muscovy. A large Muscovy drake will weigh six The first year they are coal black and after- the first Teat the wings ere about halt whites They are very nice eating.

The pUife is about the size of a. widgeon. I do not think that it Is the-- Mexican wood duck as I hare never seen- them' In trees. But the Muscovy simply lives and nests In trees. The nests are built In some-- hollow and they bring' the young down to the ponds.

There are some lakes and' ponds down on. this coast which a breechloader has never been fired over. An Indian does not shoot ducks. as there is too little re still rot' him in. such smalt game.

and his little 3 gun. does not do much damage with small shot lie much- prefers to toad with either Call or buckshot- and get- a deer or a wild hag. I have seen ducks. in such numbers on one of these ponds that I am sure one could have fired five or six hundred shells In a days shoot. The great draw back this shooting is that it is along way from civilization and the beat.

is meat. There Is no lee. and game will not keep. longer than twelve hours. so one has to.

limit his tag. II there are no towns- or inhabitants near enough to use the game. I have at times and lb suitable- places given away as many- as fifty to some Indian hunters. and they then made. a barbecue and just half cooked the birds.

They tell me that they will then keep for days. but of coarse they are very good eating after Bern singed and smoked over the fire. I have an Idea that more American ducks come down every year- to these magnificent feeding grounds. where they pass the whole winter without ever bar. bog a shot fired at them.

I was told by an American plume hunter. that he' had seen canvasbsck down on these lagoons. but I very much doubt it as I have had greater opportunities than he for having met with this duck. Nor have I seen a. mallard.

The varieties already mentioned are the only ones I have ever seen here on this coast. I presume the more shooting done in the United States the mote the. birds will be driven down Into these countries where' they have. complete rest. and po slbly there will come a' time when some of them will stay here and' breed.

though they wltt have to learn to keep out of the way of alligators. Cost of Living in Venice. From the Pilgrim. Tie general imprpesslon is that life in. the.

United States costs more than else where. Speaking generally you could" say that rent In the city for good apart ments costs less than la Europe. Service also costs less. while tight and fuel cost much more. The cost of food.

in Venice and in other parts of Italy as compared with time cost of food with US may be summed up as follows What with us are luxuries are cheap In Italy what with us are necessities are dearer. Fillets of beet. the best cuts of roasts. sweetbreads game etc. are all cheaper the poorer exits of meat are dearer.

The best chops for instances are is cents a pound and the cheapest stew. meat of mutton. 42 or 13 cents. Nor' do these figures tell the whole story for the meat' Is trimmed very much closer for th ad vantage of the huger of the finer cuts. ThepHce of fish vary 6r than with us and are much more fluctuating than meat.

The poorer Venetians of course axe able to boy Sgh at a price much below that which the foreigner must pay. As tar. as our experience went only the very best poultry is procurable to Von. ice the tough and. venerable rooster never appears in the market and the.

fowls are. an dry picked and never kept on toe. This poultry costs 3 or 4 cents less a pound than poultry of the corresponding trade at home. But there are no cheap meats such a corned be f. or spare rigs.

or pls head-dear to the. poor housekeeper of New. York- or New Erg land. The consequence is that the poor Venetian rarely eats meat at alt. Neith- er do lie buy refined salt the tax of the government Is so high that he contents himself with rock salt.

Flour dearer so Is cornmeal coffee and tea while stsgar costs IS cents a pound. The fruit supply of Italy Is superb but th making of preserves. either by the housekeepers or- factories is rare on account the absurdly high. price of sugar. Butter.

Is 30 cents a pound. On the oth. er hand fruit and vegetables are cheap. s. There ste In the market a great variety of-dried peas beans and 1 lentllei which are nutritious.

and which. you may be sure the best Venetian knows how to use. In spite of the greater- cost. so many foods In Venice you can set as good. a table there as you would at borne for a smaller sum and that you are able to do so Is because of the economical to way of marketing the economical habits of your Italia cook.

and also that ther average cook 10 the' north of' Italy-Is a far better. cook than the average cookr Ct Pension Money February 5. lIawktnaville Oa December Spe cial The old soldiers' pension fund comes to Pulaskl. February 6. to bev4t tributed by the ordinary.

Pulaski now has about 100 who are entitled. to person Piles Easily and Quickly Cured I graduated In medicine In 1853. For 25 years I treated piles and tnara rhoIdS after the recognized plan with latment- etc. wlta unsatisfactory results making many failures. For th last thirty years I have treat ed this disease alter- my own stientae and coonmonsensO plan and have not failed to curs a single caw.

On the advice of zriends I offer th public my recipe of 55 years- penl ene for one dollar. The' treatment la inexpensive. simple cleanly painless gives quick relief and the most delicate- woman- in the. most afloat. condition can use.

it With sheer lute safety and benefit to her general Ii ealth Send' me on dollar and state whether you- hate hemorrhage end the length of Mine you have been suffering and I Ill send prescription to suit case also recipe to cute constipation and a preven tire for piles. Address BR. J. S. WILLSON Edgewo.4- Station Atlanta Sa THE OOlSrii I ATLANTA.

wED SD PE 7 1 a LAURETTA WON fOR THE TALENT Utherhoices To The Fot eysOvercoiifidence New Or1 Dec 11 tay ere equal race. cleverlY 1. llame1. st weatberWU and RACE maa Us 109 thtrdT1ne 103 V. oken.

gaznnie. RACE-Five 7 to I. I B1 rnInGlass J. I. 1:09 en Ro e.

RACE-Mile Mo lto 99 6. I. ond II 1:15 S. Six I. 9 teus402 to-5.

TIme 1:16 :5 Vl W. RACE lroe 0hVl 1:50 BaikelElmore ca1 Race Uing 8' IUrion Gay 95 htmare hrheChnrhie Tentpt SWeetNote 9 I pllclt7U rd 99Hoous wn 1 mB .102. Race-Puree. m1 Et T' it EDsWOr iFomthRacPurse Rolla IIOnJamas llltthRa 5 I0t1p tiaor 101- neJI04 I 00 Oli 105 DanConors 102 R8. Selling.

Colonel WedgewoodEd 100 O. VOy ge. 8 uABERtTTItMEL Re1 sed Immed1telyAtterwards. 28. plracy1n dlv cit writ-of COrPus.

oandS500 IlsuedIns re- as pe dIng byoagreement otconmu-acy ulthe dlv rc Mrs. 0' me' be 26. Courthouse-and the 25000 ne WOTkby mezi emplo es c1am tothe mlS Spok n. GJvestonTex December .25. BteamerHeath- n' 8737 e.

CaptainFargher cre utthe captalnof theschooner fuseG ocab8ildonher THE' Cl5M COLLA lURK. DE 15 I 31) :11 ar deateE doesaot collarjb a et ou ofBMIOHEtSTRAUB sO thOftlWhOl saJo 5 a AAt1ant 9a. ving ffris. Jack OBrien de FiwI ODS. 11- S.

the- lays. accept i I PAV I I oneans ancfi ed. ood. favortt non vorit ap al ugh won post uJ er onas mOre sprlnteIlhave or WOOi Wafly. I.

2:01 EC ND RA i i 1'1' I I 0 Lleher OOr VO I 1 5 won i I. i 1 5 DIxon. RA kol 310 I. FU RA andaevel1t3 I. Morris I.

1:51. MatI4 to" 10. NIGai 1:24 oda at I RACE yards 107 Nswmaio 1) I. lee" Nicot I C1 Entrlufor nac ve furltlgsipw Wadlet1h. Cla HanthroneTop Dum ty.

ro r-nll E8th 112ImOrteJ 3. I 17. Aacant v1I. I Selling. GIrl 99 104 ml8t 114 IOtOd I.

139 a. Amberita. laled tIon. I Ii 98 id Semng1 08 Fe Gr Scho erR old1 ht. Tbe.

th ran the st ry nclta Ec Cr nk ve read1 Tud a. lie Fesenafor. oftbe neenFiIed inQtXel PolitJcia Dec mbu 28. I most cc- Po postOtfIce mnent atFrankfort The al aJ- as proper han elan4 tndenceot ha anth t- ere ntlc nt pIalAtb1Jtadmlf hf nftled Itw a thenbJ edrate dent ievefW eountry 28. ent YraR lev lt.

i I meof. rth11dren i leTeWIhIntOA torilghtfor- TtRt' som8. to. thelrco P1alDDealIn ID coimtrV ent8DdthemmbenJthls aanieht 1- 0 7h Dearoa takU. wt UDtrhom Jl1lido tM.

thfIfsl4el1 i 1 I 1 P.aysGom- leacue hO restan. ed Fr nlt forstIU I be am. P1t hertJb el 1 Breit te1n. stied wbenln I the wou A nerl- loine th p1tchfr Tbetory Breits as' oU ws' mmer laJ Tbe Ir tenstollL the Tue drOP fewjean 1 pr uelbaite17 wel. be wl eve17trec1tle Tono ballplarer lIOuthHehaa pl her fortwor reaction hamein as tchel' notas ld Louvlbteam at.

l31 untt bs mat. Bl alway dd etln. dy Dars fale Qw- uPhe wa lto 81 dut. ad pove suh ht I mer whe wrk tr dl A he huttln lsvme. Ten had-- stoh nne ll nevr frgttt pmetf Iliv.

a oldu Henr Cadwck' Brt ston mymercT. utUthe nlntbtnnng tat gt hIt en Brt1ers rappedmr slat safey I mey scatch an Brouben reache f1st dofe h1 I. ueceut1 lt ga ct dp bll Pnc Abert rpertoire. di Iv nver ba a lae tty bUl- n. lhe dlloluto pretze eme Jon a.

lef Heln Plt remne te ctchg cu he HI te Ptsburg Phept prsscon sea. ily tha the Rs ser the' de bt nw tt Carke ee1ng tae ctee. wOS ce obe vol. stuy unterPted ih tl bokbn Incud- ng Gb Clch Smih. my 8ared fm PttsbrC.

J. of usetulnel sm uending a thO b. 016 attf eher an tuto .3 he. prbbly Ar crtain- su ror. I hOwve.

b11ft. Cu emtre. bl an Plz togther PELICANIGN TOMEN. Mge Xa Aag Numb Ebito Dt Sp. 1Iger Charle' Frk.

otthe Ole bbolub. ha slge tw playt fo on ot90S. Gan 1 WGedS bh bus. ler le 88 abu complete Is rangmetfo tb spng tes oftha- bg leae cub seo Aercs wll op 1. Or Mh 4.

ad t. tae. 1ch 4 ad I. eys Wte StoIgsW coe. sig Mh 1.

ptyl Ores anst Faks 17. 18. Botn folow. pJymg 7a 8 Yok' merca wit prbly. gvn a nubr Fk t.

ons. HOLAY RTES Wee AttcB BNw Te Ct St LuBr accut Ctmu Ne yer Holday Weter' Atn i Rd' tog LuiRalhnrw lel rud trp teett one onethifa pus 2 cet' TC A STE Ticet wl dyf1me bel 16th. inclusiv th1n. lt Janua St' 196 O' Om CTck. aId Demt 2 St 31 anual 1 19 th Umi aua 4t 190.

AMJ GenerPael r' eJL cton xtraditng GayoorWon Monta Qu er UJ FO e. 10 ut e. hb i dlad fm the plt A xta dUn omone DDlol lyer I ne Wt oeCUO 1mTCI c. Uonth mb rrene Jenp I 8tedwhe thsc wb1 be. Fntie hd tcUNe.

th emtyot" pWGf PUt ten a. Iwtlcrep rs te. t. Acn. cnt llAm TAp Baton.

W. 0 Ro ortbsolt prme 1tof the Rr1Am 8t tOy' tht tesu pm. OUI 1e nprenttTI daetcap tthhd GoJ Jude. Gar. Yor Sturyvu nute newrte hich went1toJeffet Otober Ro y.

cou Itent1. tabdb a deorr agnstthe fe ru ut 18lu Qtot he f' jl' 1 READY' ThomasStoucl Wi HaveGood Mateial eam tec mber U. ch bb teaDo tentyof Gtga nu srIn. Thecont ct wih thI ce plyel 1d echhle sIge wlrer hee alan eT 4te Stuh ha donesme rT eectlve It te 1 te pt a14. un rtaD buane.

Hew1 hve. iO ofmaterl1 ts HUo Uverity ht ale aet ta' Captn 8ann 1 delhtewtte FoPet goo ta nex Ipr Ter aea nwbr II cl- leie wh ae te et tQs thatne tneth ne. Trw Jo ctert Jor otd and ttme 11 ca ea tO th lace bweu fo aever seui Cawn Suvan ad Marcu' 1W ortewi I th1 yer. wer th wi a enogh tw to fg te throuhot' Iean. cheue thehev I htry ba a ie uversty.

Wlbe ess hve od nUb pltcbeB. In me a' showi. a Is numerou. nO at theproPertlme as tr wmbelln XI D' Accid nt Sou4ern atS s. andRlctlard Ro of were andlnstanUy So thern' oc ro 4above Ui the t.

an step theeasttrack th pa4senaer. two. JIO rsand late badlYlUILllled a. OLDMAN E. 1.

RX Shoo I lCean man. a Decatur east nightbT E.G. Windh atraYellng bo baVln Grantstreet was Iln we ffralst. ieturnlngt count r. Wl threw.

th had len I I XILLEDHE RO. i MTa I 28. inveStliaUnthektnlnc lslay averdlcl CaptanW he 1cam1i tJtat handot inqte arid J11s'- a ahot. a. taIn verd1ctcaUHc3 ss liev Ilaln jury howee1.clalml bad Oftht Ca.

tsln then grotata had. a Jihn. th Ith iD gro In- condlUon i i th 1 Exclt tran hJht ers ur th was me ru neg oes ot ofCa. taIn OCCl11o ah mo De em sever ane tso to. i I and su bo ts.

If. Jaexp ct aranc. the I OfrM11ch i I INSlITUTEmETS i FmePro AriangeforCoe i ran 1 GL 26. The JnsUrutewblch eo hran anJan- Ulnoun ih gr ltlO1t Pr1mar7Gr H8W Comi oSJU I lnte ed1ate tworths Pract1calArtthm TJlI The. InStJt te lthaltInes mposedoD te theJnatltute O' Ya oele Loaot P11esr ALLOBBONIfi OIMENASD re ted roT DOLLAB Ep UNTIL XDfGMEDICAIiOOJrtPANY CorXar1ett a 11 0.

lKarlStta at. Gj I Fo tball Ma. ger Arr nge LightClass Ath Dece nbe 6. hburn deC1 ed ht an were' ooa i ml dl- TbeTWlU ce. wl talL.

coa.ch team I ssllrle putout winnt team. I THE BODY Turney nl ht toBaJUmore. 31 thdaughter Of. Captain Theophflua United States ney be m. yme FUNERAL Meldan.

Mrs. F. F. I et 1 Jng. at i I etery FUNERAL AI- died his' home.

173 Ea UU1ter- street were held o'clock. residence. elated. ThIs Oeiotk be Ga. 1 I slxtyrean age hIm.

I FUNERAL RITEs SAI VEil the body of Horac Mitchell young of Mr and Mrs. W. T. Mltchellwho died Sunday. yesterday afternoon at the i ramlly residence 31 WJrlt 1 str t1 Interment took place at Oakland cemetery OFF.

E. ShELION Chrlatrnas da at Grady hOs. vital. und rtak1ng pvr- ions of Barclay Brandon. Where it Will 1" maJn until I Ite9 can be ard trom.

Funira.laiTange- ments Wih be announced after an. rival of relatives. CAPTAIN A. welt who encrune He baA grown crIUcaJ IWhOIl unsatlSlr ctory. FE Atxan anx fouelyWtcbed hlsman 1ds.

gterdayba1ng hada mrn A3LOwLY At1 nta the nof thecourrtry WUSMW CIDiVJCTES. from ce.havebeen out domand JooklngLow as IntoaJln ypln I BYOFFICElUS To' Thr Alae ro. Iecember2S.As1l ot.alder- rnn ne standIngirtarted rooxr4 att tlon to' Tbemqor 1kt1 brln was. nec ary. tounaand unt faah1onableclub aearcl 11' J11rtwl be1 or ered outot therooms th i th remalnl 1 boarctthen' em1 lcYed cltattorney.

I oTerth JlJch beiJevedthat i to- I bare. mU pI8ecret8 ed In Of-I I GullIs1and Su ror. I I tI or I Jnt r- bltsof countrysald Col1l Ash1andtor ntlreJaland a erJ ItteraIl massOf gulls' 111- up toptJl1ed Or feathers. lay areUSUallylald dayttmetheyare un old' fOOd l1 sky8O ari Deyer-'cbl tl eaJ I1f 1n ur OU urs1 the' 8lUTO1ndedby. CUJlsbl1t ofm w1lltJy tacesofanymrauders m8Jfesavagef htfortheir on YaleTea1IiY 1oewo 1eGnc.

Dec TaJe lmlnrQbuket ba1Vtemdeteated Yi1LcAteamheretodayb th to2. was Taleoutclassed the In--every- the 2 I alnttheytsitorser orLfouls. rl 101 J- Ja ob Jacobs' Specia1Bargain 1 FountalnSrl1ges. Vpdisplay ri excellentqualitywen made FonntaiI Syri a are' mb r. flow' tbr ehardru be ch--- two ful1yguarant d.

eOJ OurSpe ial uaC 6181f WhitehltSt IBALLAD LE yx eNewYork Ikelchberg I room se Ond rearot wild' ed oh wutouzh. I jiat ani tor er Inthecorneron trate I hberg I ea be kIlledAnd whentrom com. J. ak. e.

Schoe. nberr In I I twice n4. 111 dOzln asln ce. onth pulJedthe Ung thebrlndle hu hed' upon h1Iprer e. wash- hot 1 peatefuisleep hlsnos A bdtl heapAn mtndtulof tberich AIl oc fJewTherecamea themornlng ilr.

th re afJrat floorffre eye. WIu eared BlltGoldbaums dau hter weeplngwtth the Fro BQw runSlIald ltners theres the AndLol a aldthls rlhtawar CotA 1astFriday thete thepasslns smallChl1drenwlthouLee. shyatten on creamanil the one and vlctlmin ntbetelephonettleS P. thusadlmfr fk dteterror wentonl1ozlnlJ11tthe. Thhurr tt ed netwtthmeshea uhe IWInlhlsi buttoned tJon be's atFol brtn le eat fl c' th roome str tthat forqu1te wasthatot hllll lt andsquan1 andhunted throu eVrcJlOOk An4erethe dayhadp parsed bilmothercalled.

lorrlsOIeorltchlim InA fitot perfectJOY. left iandtrom Insl4eof thatcmt mtghtyanrrycat. tolatee andthe Inaccord II' to. iIa andhhlprop sltlon Is SDustl evfdencethat this yetlttbey lOOse the fluddlngstrlng bestlome outapn ants a. re 3orr1JIltand.

a Schoen nr plu er andiowtth satl3Ctlolland wtthangry hebearstM Northrlver tttr clt dar1c tide. So ynow evenPYIJhetel ph mldnlghtand at7 wereont YimliPassedthrough Jake Schoenbergllbraln hehad an linJektOlled Ugbtsome1yupon Scb tJb rgwoke andwa an4yfJIled amaInbeaawtwo sof thattlUrned1nW I hubraJn taUhul--MT1ISchof'Dbeq- and. go. 1 4 thele th I be sca. I XI tEumbers Cow t17 ter TheF 1eIt Stream shootlngonthlst splendlddurln themonthS ember an4JanuarT.

Weget cou mileanorth widgeun-sppnig poon- bills rr ntlnQu kathepIJIJe llus ovy' ilfh pOundaTh yearthear Tbe pUlje1 lizeQt. 1tis Mexlcanwood Mus vy alnplY1lvea nestslntreU are. WJi whchabreechl adri-- been1lredOV Indlandoes uthm 1'- re- sUC imallpJ1Je. ma prel adi1tIth' buwhotancl ee nh Ji i. amaur on ora1x.

sheUsln" daysaboot cJ ris tt1J met t9. hls1 no' ortnhabltantsnear enollchto. the-game. Ihav aUJia pl es givenaway U1IIany. asfitty someIndlan andust.

TheTtell me thattheT thenkeeplo ofCOn7se ar not vert tlng' ok d' ver th Ion Jdt ducuoeCm th ba v-a' ahotlired I anAmericanplume eDcanvaa ow1i onthet blrtIVI17 i asIhaveha4 gre ter hforbAviJ g- metwtth this-duck. Nor-have n. manardThevartetle a1ieady11 edareth on Ibav eVer8een oDthls ne dl1vendownlnto andpo IIlblTtherewll1 come- wheiisOp1 ott1i mwlll stahere theywUl tokeep oftiJe aY9flJlIg8t 18. otI4vlnglnVen1 e. Thegenera1 t.

than tnEur01 andfUel Ostof In" enJci oftaJyu thecost foo4wIth mo. 9. upastoUOWI s' Intta11 are aredearer ne. alIeh rt em I efi n1h thed1eapeat meatOl 42or th ery muchclos rif tJuJId- ctthe The prices aJ1 re u8al14 muchmoret1uctuatlnc eT hY which the-foreigner mUlpay th VeJ4i lcethet venerablerOO8tel erlI1 peartJln th tow on 3. or4ctDt8 apouAd thaJipoultry ofth he esr NewEDc.

landTheconsequeDCe lIhat eatsmeatat e1th. edlIalt th ernID. en. tiso ion mselCowlth Fl de rer JtscornmeaJ. an tea whUeafptcOlU fiuitsuPpy otIta1ycla.

11d. the byth C. efthA theotb isnt be i drledpeaS tIeaUU whIchOU beaure. VenetJankD01rs fteQt ofso man oods1DVen canet as7im wouldat rtum thatyou i to al habltaotYOttr the atbOm it 5 of AD ee ber' Zl I i the Pulasktnowbu- aboutI WJOue entltledto n. 1-- IQ Efls yandQuckyC 1 Vadu tedtnmMl eln 25 7 ted aMh rbotds atterth recognJsedplanwiUf etcwt ma e8 tWt It urio mdcommonaen pIanD4 eaa Iotfer the myreciPe9t experl eD5e forone- l1mplecleau1rt tlet and' eUcateWoma ellcteCODditlon enU86 it.

b8000 lutesafetyandbene1lt oi tbeleng 0. ttm. 15011. T8been. Ul.

11l. prelCnptJ. OQtosui case so cure JS ILSON EtIpW Jtf8i. raE CONSTITUIION 9 ON FURTHE I 26. a ztewars.

I. 14 ONe1i ak Or- 4 o2i to I 03 eon 5 tiexi I 1 ran J. i 5. 94 I 12 S8 4. arh1e oe aran StIing.

Earring ton. Cos tte 1 Dr 99 I. I I hird alythiqea I 03 I 04 I I 2 Race-Purse. 102 lj I 14. C' 11th Race 7 I a nors I tO I afl rce as I a Im- I lBs I I i i i I totake xb1 I dealerdoei notkeep.

foryouof Wholesalodepot i AtlantaQa. AFtER. tecontl There tobe nd I 12 a I 12 I I I 2 BACB-8ix 1:17. R.tCB6even 5. I 00 TIme BACgMiIe I I I :5 I I.

I 17 I I I arciama SEVE TH I I 09 ume I 5 I. Race-Five. purse txel ii 2 I IS. I I 2 I 14 I 12 I 13 I I 9. Steeiechase Orislsi34 I I 36 1fth Race-Mile voy I Gros.

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