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Mr i jalafcrH fcri rfilSJil ifcfcw a r5 Oil JM A7 sAamA sre jtici rf i I A illiVOIES IPlBRYANSSTATE Fairbanks Discusses the Cam algn Issues jn Several bf Cities of Nebraska TRUSTS THE TOPIC IN OMAHA SPEECH titte NM eblareS the Government Can I aqcf Wiii Control Comblna I tions sLong asThe Republican Party Is in Power a st I i i i Special Dhpatchrs to the Chronicle OMAHA Neb October 10 In a speech here to night Senator Fair banks discussed the trust question the substance of his remarks being as follows Trusts may be strong but the Government is stronger Threis no combination which is hot ajnenable to he public Jaw The de ireiopment of our industries and the expansion of our commerce have made combinations of capital neces sary It would be impossible to transact the present business of the country without the use of larger capital in manufacture and trails portatlon than was necessary a few Jrearsago The voiutjon jn our business affairs has been rapid and radical and lt has been attended with some abuses which have called foe the in ferpositioir bi law The Republican party has sought in a wise and effective way to restrain the abuses whloh have grown out of the development It has not made Wat upon enterprises engaged In wholesome industry or commerce It has not been provoked to strike out against good and bad with like impartiality but has sought to ascertain the evils existing that are liable to arise and to enact laws to cure or prevent them It has done practically all that has been accomplished under national au thdrtty in a way not only to restrain or to prevenj abuses of corporate poweTj but it has effectively enforced the laws which were enacted by It fearlessly and without partiality Whenever laws have been deemed necessary in the public interest the Republican party has put them upon the statute books and it has executed them as they were intended and as the public Interest required It has not sought nor doesit seek to Jnterfere with capital which tends to promote wholesome industry or ccurtpierce for it realizes that to impose any Unjust Umjtatidn upon capital employed in pfpper productive enterprise pri Jn transportation would be to restrict the field of labor and capital and fcheck development We seek to deal with anuses and wrongs and not witfj capital iwhlch is engaged III promoting wholesome enterprises Tfifc tfhwrttten law df supply and awnaHd haThVsinHibnSf antiquity ltIlesraf he fouhiBatipn of ourV larg estftnd bestcominercial growth and lt should be arrested in Its operation 6nly when the public welfare re quired 4 During the day Senator Fairbanks spflkeat Kearney Fori Platte Lex ingtonahd Central discussing different issues at each place ctifef dotmrx sat foe BOOSEVELT AND FAIRBANKS TRAIN SERVICE IS STILL POOR Washouts in Demlng arid El Pac Delay Traffic Though Conditions Are Improving REPAIR WORK BEING RUSHED Tnree Thousand Sacks of Mail Sre Meld in Texasi but Will Be Handled Promptlyas Soon Be Moved as Trains Can Mi a i I i ws iAM JM 41 First Days Begistration Favorable to the Eepubliein Party CHICAGO October loU Based on the registration figures of Saturday and on a very complete arid accurate RepublicanRepublican polt if itha elect Jon weretd be hell to mortfiw the Republicans would carry Cook county by a majority offrom 40 OOt tb6O00O Said County Chairman James Ai Reddlck to day I should callSaturdaj registration an excellent ifeawjilihtftk the fulK registration wl4 foot up close to O00O when the sec ond dy ia heard from Unrevlsed figures on registration show a total of 262538 including 4S7 women TThe Republicans assert that registration fvorsfthcrnand point to the large enrollments in the Ilyde Park and Lake Vlewiwards For the first day in O900 registration was Z87262J This aUing off fetj nearly 15000 has stirred the party managers to renewed efforttogetM3Ut the apathetic voter ----CLEVELAND TO MAKE A SPEECH KEW YOhlC Oofaer 10 The follow jng was given out to day at Democratic fUonal headquarterst Chairman Tag gattofi the Democratic National CommitteeCommittee announced that he had received Information to the effect that former President Cleveland will make one speech ih New Tork eit support of Parker and Davis The chairman wa not able to announce the data on which ina speecn wjn te maae PARKEE AGAIN IN NEWTOEKv NEWpRk October 10 Judge Parker cahie ti New York to day for his fifth conference with his political managers since his nomination If iwM TP 1 jr NEW E0AD BETWEEN TONOPAH AND G0IDFIELD I A Company Organized to Build a Line IxAo tne New Hin ing Eegion KKJmu ieyj uctooer wii is now si certtflRty that a railroad will run between Tonopah and Ooldfleldi A com pany was organized yesterday with John Brock as president Addle vice president and Clyde Oi Heller sec retarv and treasurer The question of a road between Tonopah and Ooldfield has been Agitated for some Umei At first tt was thought that a railroad between the two places wduUtnot pay but the dfeveiopmenti of mines at Gold neia ana tnercmanas of the traveling people ha Vemade it necessary to extend the line to Goldfleld The new line has been surveyed and contracts for con sirucuon nave Deen let Active work of construction will begin in aboutthir tydafn and rushed to completions A MONTANA PIONEER DEAD MISSOtfLA iloht5 October 10 Sam tiel Scptt who is belleyed to have antedated any living gold seeking pioneer in his advent to Montana died here this afternrfon aged 74 years Scott first came tojMontanaA roro Saline county Mojin 185 as a freighter in a pack train He later freighted In Eastern Oregon At Tthe time the international boundary line yi run between British Columbia and the United States Scott had charge of the transport sserylce jji iiii i i Leatber Good for fall Trade rhere wibiaznew hr litbr coodi tbit too cannot lad Is oar atore tnmki dm Special Dlspatcbea to the Clironicle LOS ANGELES October 10 The Santa Fe Railroad Company an nounces that through train service to Chicago will be restored on Wednes day Delayed trains and a vast amount of mail matter long overdue is arriving in Los Angeles by way of both the northern and southern routes At present Santa Fe trains are being sent East by way of the Southern Pacific to Demingr Ns and thence north over the Santa Fes EI Paso line and also by way of the El Paso and Southwestern road Southern Pacific traffic has been somewhat delayed by washouts be tween Demlng and El Paso but the situation has Improved and trains are again running almost on time EL PASO Tex October 10 No rain has Tallen here since Saturday night and the railroads are rushing repair work but have not bettered the washout situation as yet The Southern Pacific and Rock island hope to get trains through to morrow how ever but the Santa Jfe are maKing no predictions Three thousand sacks of mall for Colorado New Mexico and Arizona are at the SahtaFe depot and three railway postal clerks have been sent here from San Francisco to prepare it for Immediate dispatch as Boon as trains move The Mexican Central washout atOr tiz is as liad as It was a month ago all the new timbers having been wathed away again and some of them having been burned Santa Fe and Rock Island trains for the East are usingthe tracks of the Texas and Pacific Company in and out of here but to the west this road has been washed to piebes arid the trains there are tied up SAN DIEGO WOMAN DIES FE0M HER WOUNDS SAN DIEGO October 10 Mrs Sally Or Campbell who was shotthree tiroes by her husband Isaac Ni Campbell Friday died last night from her wounds Mrs Campbell had just secured a divorce fromVher husband who actuated by grief or revenge shot her and then cut as throat He Is in a precarious condi tlon JnrtheT hospital MUST ANSWER FOR BIGAMY De WittGatlin With a Young iWjft in Sonoma Said to Have Wedded in the East SANTA ROSA October 10 De Witt CatHrii the man who was arrested recently at Glen Ellen and charged with petty larceny pending the placing of the more serious charge of bigamy against him will be taken back to Bokito Indian Territory to face the latter charge He is alleged to have wedded a young lady of that place a few months after having married Miss Mabel Lewis a talented and handsome girl of the Sonoma Valley This wife still believes in the innocence df her5 husband and It will take more than ordinary proof to disabuse her mind and cause her to believe she has been de ceived CatHri was wedded to Miss Lewis early In the present year and left her about two weeks later for Indian Territory Arriving there he Is alleged tp have contracted a second marriage andNt Meredith who claims that his sister in law was the victim of the plural marriage has wired that an officer will leave the Territory immediately for this city to take Catlln back to the scene of his crime Catlin was inveigled Into returning here to seer his young wife and then arrested He isvehementJn his denial of the charge made against him but there are some1 discrepancies in his story which have hot been explained TAUGHT HIS SONr TO BE A CATTIE THIEF MONTEZUMA lONE S0IJ TACbMA Wash3 October 10 Henry Bucey recelver of the Montexupia Min ing Company ana the Washington Cooperative Mining Syndicate has sold the Rropertles of the two companies to Wlt fJKtdf in ntrr dMHtni now In and let iJJJ Jt tC0J tirMrtT taidfftl eliaria 8nborrya by thCourt wflicfcJiw it ainderxon Man Seventytwp Years Old Sent to PTison for Seven Years BAkERSFlELDr October 10 George Woodard aged 72 years convlctedof stealing cattle was to day sentenced to seven years in San Quentln Prison by Superior Judge Mahon His jilneteen year old son Charles was given three years In Folsbm for the same offense In sentencing the elder Woodard Judge jMahon delivered a speech tin which he severely denounced Wood ards act In raising his son to a life of crime after following one for years himself He said that It would be mercy to the younger children and their mother to have his evil teachings and example removed from their path The family lived near Kernvllle where the officers caught Woodard in the act of running off cattle ii MES TYLEE RELENTS SACRAMENTO October 10 An order Was made yesterday by the District Attorney of this Dunty for the arrest of Fred Venturis aged 21 years who eloped With Roberta Tyler Who is under 16 years oldr The couple fled tqf 8an Francisco arid the mother of the hide demanded thnt her voune son in law be piosecuted for perjury Last fcut she telephoned to the police authorities that she had reented and asks that the prosecution be abandoned Tft BiOME ilDE Lienienant TJ Macy Wins Heart San Siego BelleV BIIbs Miriam Grant 0 MtMMtMIMMM0 SAN DIEGO October 10 The announcement Is made of the engagement of Miss Miriam Grant daughter of Grant Jr of this city to Lieutenant Macy of the United States NaVy Miss Grant is the oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant and much thought Of In society circles in this city Lieutenant Macy was for some time connected with the training ship Adams now at Samoa but he Is how supposed to be at Annapolis unless orders have recently changed his location The wedding Is to take place this fall but It Is not known whether it will be in this State or in the East Miss Grant is now In the East where she will rbe joined within a few days by her parents Both of the young people have hosts of friends here and they hope that his duties will admit of his making his home in San Diego after the marriage at least part of the time af ii i SONOMA CRAPES HURT BY RAIN i Spmej of theVineyardlsts Will Notatherhe RuineSfruitf and the loss Will Be Heavy SANTA ROSA October 10 This county has suffered greatljr from the hard rains which have fallen within the past few days Grapes have been ruined py hundreds of tons Many growers have not picked any of their crops which will be a total loss Other large vineyardists have only gathered a small percentage of their grapes The loss will amount to thousands of dollars Hundreds of acres of grapes will be permitted to remain on the Vines as they are not worth picking The grapes would be in part good for distilling but for wine they are absolutely useless One grower In the vicinity of Ken Wood had many tons cut and In boxes lying in his vineyard which he had contracted to sell at 16 a ton After the rain had struck them the winery only offered him 4 a ton for them They were hauled to the Winery and sold at this price The rainfall for the present season Is 716 Inches more than three times the amount of last years record The September storm amounted to 460 inches while the rain of the past couple of days was almost three inches RAIN IN 8 AN LUIS OBISPO SAN LUIS OBISPO October 10 Since the beginning of the storm It Was showery until yesterday when it became continuous but abated in the night The weather has been ex tremely mild with light southerly winds The grass Is growing rapidly everywhere The damage to outlying crops Is now Irreparable but the benefit to stock grain and early plowing are an offset Apple trees are blooming in several sections ASSAILS THE JUDGE ON RECEIVING SENTENCE PIONEER FOUND DYING IN A BARN William Nicholls Thought to Have Been Victim of Mexican Thugs at Palmer Ranch BAKERSFIELD October 16 William Nicholls aiv aged pioneer of the mountain section was robbed and murdered at Vaughns barn on the road from Ha vilah to Isabella The robbery occurred Friday night and the old man died some time last night according to advices received by Coroner Mulllns frot Vaughn this morning Two Mexicans employed as wood choppers at the Palmer ranch about a mile from the scene of the murder were arrested by Constable Swett of Kernvllle Saturday ton the charge of robbery before Nicholls died and were brought to the County Jail last night Since Nicholls death the charge will now probably be one of murder Other arrests may follow The dead man was well known throughout the county having resided in Kern county for thirty years He owned a large ranch in the mounatlns He was 75 years old and unmarried SLOT MACHINES BRING A YOUNG MAN TO JATE Bailey Arrested for Defrand ing an Innkeeper at Salinas SALINAS October io Baiiey was arrested this morning onateiegram from Gllroy charging him with defrauding an Innkeeper When anfestedi Baltey who claims to be a solicitor for Colliers publications and a San Fran Cisco paper said his name was Reed but later admitted he was the person wanted He says he has made plenty of money which he lost playing inickel in the slot machines and came to Salinas to try to recoup his lossesi EEWAED OITED JOE THE MUEDEEEE OF A BEAKEMAN SACRAMENTO October 16 Governor Pardee has offered a reward of J256 for the arrest of the murderer of A Hemphill a Southern Pacific brakeman who was recently beaten to death by six Mexicans whom lie ordered ofthis train In defending himself Hemphill killed one of the vMexicans named Men dosav The Sheriff of Kern county aaked the Governor for aid because he said there were many Mexicans In the county who were trylngtoshiejdthe guilty parities IIGHT SENTENCEFOE FOEGEEY STOCKTON October lOi Ben iorris whose parents live In Fresno was today sentenced to two and la half years inj Saa Quentln for uttering a fora ed checks Judge Nutter gate him the light sentence because it appeared tha Morris had made the check when hungry and out of funds and before his arrest had offered to settle i Canadian Puclfle Rnfy The favored route for those desirinr picturesque scenery and for thoie seeking the delights of mountain resorts Numerous placet along the lino for those looking for hunting i and fishing st LouU round trip tickets at reduced rata Call or drop us a postal for all lnforma Uon 627 iUrke street Palace Hotel XI Stern Dlst Freight mrA i i Santa Eosa Forger Creates a Scene in Court and Has to Be Suppressed SANTA ROSA October 10 Roy Roberts the confessed forger was sentenced jto ten years Imprisonment by Judge Albert Burnett this morning After sentence had been pronounced Roberts threatened to kill Judge Burnett for sentencing him and Assistant District Attorney Rolfe Thompson for his participation in sending him to the penitentiary Dtputy Sheriff Logan Tomb who was In charge of Roberts shook him violently In order to make him cease his tirade of abuse On the attor ney The spectators had expected Roberts to make some kind of demonstration as he had shown a violent tem per and disposition when before the courts COOK SENTENCED TO BE HANGED UKIAH October 10 Cook con VIcted of the murder of Max Kroger at WHIIts last July was sentenced to day by Superior Judge White to be hanged This Is the first time for twenty years that a death sentence has been imposed In Mendocino county TAKES POISON WHEN SLIGHTED Redding Boy Commits Suicide When His Girl Chooses Another Companion on a Ride REDDING October 10 Because the girl with whom he was infatuated preferred the company of another man ina party Which went out for a drive yesterday near Pine creek Cleave PlUmmer aged 20 years swallowed enough strychnine to end the life which no longer seemed worth llvjng Pluminer Was driving He wanted the object of his affections to sit on the front seat with him but she preferred the company of another young man In the crowd This so disheartened the boy lover that as soon as he left the pleasure party he bought the strychnine and swallowed It Then he walked home where he died soon afterward NAMES SEVERAL CO RESPONDENTS A San Jose Divorce Suit Is Full of Sensations Including a Horse Whipping Incident SAN JOSE October 10 As a sequel to the attempted horsewhipping of Miss Fitzhugh by Mrs Thomas Livingstone wife of the well known contractor and orchardist a few weeks ago on the principal street of the city the hearing of a suit for divorce by Mrs Living stone filed recently was commenced today -Mrs Livingstone mentions Miss Fitt hugh who is assistant secretary of the Chamber of Commerce in connection with the complaint of her husbands Infidelity The name of a sister of Miss FlUhugh who was recehtiy married is also freely mentioned In the evidence for the plaintiff and also of several young menarOUnd town who are said to have been Intimate friends of the Fitzhugh glr The case was heard in Chambers Mrs Livingstone swore to finding her husband in a restaurant drinking alcohol with a young woman named Hunt The case has many sensational feature All theparties whose names have been mentioned in the evidence have been subpoenaed and among other witnesses who will take the stand is I McMa hllV secretary of the Chamber of Com mercer XOST A I0NG FIGHT WITH iMONSTEE WHAIE mz2k if Aim his mm Wti BY FLOODS i SAN BERNARDINO October 10 rHairry Lincoln Wells a wealthy orange grower of Rlaltb and Miss Mattle Husted of Huron OV wereto have been married here ten days ago but owtng to the pretty brides failure to arrive from the Eastthe cere imony has Jteen irideflnitely postponed andWells 1s devoting his time to trying tb locate his bride by telegraph while meeting every train Teh days agpr he secured a marriage license and with friends who were to figure in th ceremony which was to have been a social function they awaited the arrival of the tralnJ only to be informed by the dispatcher that the train was tied up1 east of Trinidad Since then every tran has found the anxious bridegroom in waiting Yesterday he obtained as near as possible the location of every delayed overland and flashed messages to his Intended praying her to reply at once but so far ho response hasbeen received and at last the Santa Fe officials have taken Tup the search for the anxious bridegroom to be and are tracing Miss Husted from the time she left Ohio FALLS INTO VAT OF BOILING WAX A Reno Boy Shockingly Burned Before Companions Can Rescue Him and He May Die RciNO Nevi October 10 While at work to day over a vat or boiling wax young Earl Flory who lives on his fathers ranch near Terlngton slipped and fell In and although terribly burned about the chest and neck may recover His screams brought his two companions who were near by to his aid and It was only after burning their hands and arms terribly that they suceeded In pulling him out They hurried the boy to a pump where they poured water on him to keep the clinging wax from burning dee and to somewhat relieve him from his gony A doctor was summoned who iaged the boy in cotton He says that although the boy Is In a very critical condition he may recover He was engaged in preparing wax for shipment CONGEEGATIONAL SESSION POMOitf A October 10 The Congregational Association of Southern California pehed a three days session at Pilgrim Church here to night with retiring Moderator Rev Goff of Riverside presiding Rev William Day of Los Angeles prt ached the opening aermon KEPT MONEY HE COLLECTED Former Attorney of Spokane Arrested in Long Beach for Obtaining Money by Fraud SEATTLE irVvashX October 10 The little gasoline schoonecBarbara Ifern ster returned to day from the Arctic wlth 30000 worth of whalebone The crew lost a battle laating three hours with a monster whale EEVGEBABSWID0WDEAD SAN jbsEi OCtobef ia Mrs JMairla Baker widow of the late Revi Bakef one of the founders of the tJni versItyofPacincand mother of Charges Wr Baker bf Cincinnati adlstlnguiahed Ohtd attorney and politician died here Mrs Wi Blancbard Mrs Baker had resided here alnce 1S57 She was a na live of Pennsylvania agedtO years LOS ANGELES October I0 Jr On derdonk said to have been at one time a prominent attorney of Spokane is behind the bars In the County Jail on the charge of obtaining money Under false pretenses Among his friends of the northern city he claimed United States Senator George Turner a brother of Colonel Turner of this city Therefore when Onderdonk came to Los Angeles a few weeks ago he called upon Colonel Turner From that time he was a frequent visitor at the handsome home of the latter on West Adams street When not engaged in dining with his friends Onderdonk solicited subscriptions to The World To day a Chicago publication and it is said collected them at the rate of a year in ad Vance It is said he worked all the principal towns from Santa Barbara to Los Angeles and failed to turn In the money in a majority of Instances He was arraigned before Justice Brayton of Long Beach and held in 00 ball He takes his arrest calmly and declines to talk SUTTEE CEEEK CHEEES eepubucAn speakees Cpngressmaii Gillette and Carey Van Fleet Address an Enthu iastic Audience SUTTER CREEK Oitohr in Stfi Creek Is all aglow with enthusiasm for congressman Ji Gillette to night Bonfires were lighted and much enthu siasm stirred up with the stirring strains or a Dana The town hall was crowded with ineh and women at oclock and better still the enthusiasm was of the genuine order The meeting was called to order by Wi Wood and ex Senator CiVoor helff VirAfl IntrmlnfVil aa nhlnnn evening Thecheers given Gillette awe vuiigrcMinan oi ini ais trict will long be remembered Gillette isnoiea as apiain man out his address tO the anriino wai oe fnl nf mv a walnut His plain manner of address uiLacu ft cnoice oiworas whlch COUld onlr rnme from i hrlrhl nlnJ a fast winner of votes IhS nVh nf foMr Vi 17Ti warmly received and the meeting closed nuuuun luusiug uiccn ior itooseveit and the ticket In all parts of Amador been he has been enthusiastically received The meeting In Jackson was both large and enthusiastic lit lone row night the Republicans are preparing for a big rally ri i i JUDGE MAGUTBE ALDEESSES A MEETTNGAT EDDING READING October 10 udge James Magulre xt Sa Frandsc spoke here to night to it large audience which marked the opening Of the Democratic Campaign in Hhis county The speaker went deep Into the tariff question As to the personality of thei Presidential candidates be described Roosevelt as unsafe and predicted Parkers election ACCUSED BANKER eTeIlEASED MEXICO 5xTf October 10 6 Rice isvhd was manager of the defunct International Bank and Trust Company of America bas been acquitted of the charge against him in connection with theallure ofthe bank i i i The bakUndiBrattcbr Office oif tn CHmilil aow at U6a Broadway soar lUrteenti SHOWiMISTAKE FOR A BURGLAR An Employe of an i ldahoBft3Vv ery Wounded By Watchman Whof ires through Window MlSCEtLANEoyg GAST0R1A For Infants and Children WALLACE5 adahopctober5 Paul Graff one of the bestrknqwn young men Ih the CoeurdAlenes was shot through the stomach and probably mortally wounded at lSO oclock this morning while inithe office of the Sunset brewery the property of his uncle James Murphyi the nlght watchman ana engineer aid tnesnootingtnrougn a window hot recognizing the young man and suspecting that burglars were at work as there was another man with Graff Graft was formerly an employe of the brewery The only thing found in the office near where the two men were seen was a box containing a number of packs of playing cards FEESN0 VINEYAEDIST ENDS HIS LIFE WITH TOIS0N Bears fy W1 OL llV 1 AlwapJJigfii FresnoV October 10 Garahed Josepbian once a well to do Ineyardist committed suicide this morning at the home pf his son in law with carbolic acid He had been despondent overnnan clal reverses and the resultant loss of property and suffered from the effects of a sunstroke received last July FOUND BESIDE AN EMPTY PURSE Body of an Unknown Marl Wounded Behind the Ear Is Discovered Near Wllllts i rH October 10 The body of an unknown man was discovered by two Italian laborers on the Northwestern Redwood Companys ranch near Wlllits Saturday The clothing has been Iden unea as belonging to a man who stopped at the hotel about two months ago It was noticed when he settled his bill that he had a long buckskin purse with considerable gold In It and It Is thought that the fact was noticed by some bystander and that the man was murdered for his money as an empty purse was found near the corpse A bullet wound In the back of the right ear was found ranging In such a way that it must have produced Instant death The body was lying on canvas With blankets spread over It and a coat thrown over the face and a pistol was lying near It Is thought that the murderers placed the body in this position to convey the idea that it was a case of suicide UNEAETHA SKELETON SANDIEGO October iO Workmen for the Sunset Telephone Company while excavating a manhole on Seventh ntref unearthed a human skeleton BY CYANIDE FUMES Mining Man Found Dying on the Desert Beside His Horse Which Had Perished SAN BERNARDINO October 10 Fred de Counter a mining man Is In a critical condition at Dale from the effects of cyanide fumes haying been found on the desert unconscious while beside him lay his horse dead De Counter had started to carry to the mine at Dale part of a sack of cyanide throwing the sack over his shoulder as he rode along Three hours later he Was found by prospectors his horse haying borne him a number of miles before It was overpowered by the deadly fumes when stumbling It threw De Counter to one side while the contents of the bag were scattered over the animal exposing It to further fumes which soon brought death De Counter was in a dying condition when found He was huried to Dale where constant and vigorous treatment brougii him out of his stupor His senses have not fully returned and it is llkeyhls death will follow CLYDE ix SEAVEY IIKELY TO SUCCEED MEnCK Governor Announces His Choice for Secretaryship of Board of Examiners SACRAMENTO October 10 Governor Pardee announced to day that Clyde Seavey assistant secretary1 of the State Boardof Examiners would probably be appointed to succeed the late Walter Melick as secretary of that Board BEIDGEWOEK CAEEIED AWAY AT BEDDING REDDING October 10 The false work placed on the bridge spanning the Sacramento river at Redding by a San Fran iFrancisco firm preparatory to making extensive repairs on the structure was all carried away last night by high water The continued downpour of the last four days caused the river to rise four feet here Creeks throughout the county are running high as a result of the unusually early storm Iii Use For Over 30 Yeara CASTORIA th ecMTikun eoMmirr new rem crrr Teas Record BreaKing Values Our Top Quality 60c Teas are regular 80c qualities Extra Premiums Free with each purchase Premiums must be seen to be appreciated New Teas I 25i30354050c Come early just io look Great Ameroa Ifflporlinf Tea Co Money Saving Store A 981 Uartet 212 Batter at 140 81xtli 413 Halsbt 8383UlaalOB aoosruimoni 360Tlilrd SOS Third 210 Grant ara 1816 Derlaafcro S006 Blxtacnth S21 Hoatgr ara 2318 WlHloo 2TS2 24th 1419 Polk TOSLarkla SSSHarea D2 Market 144 Ninth 400 Foortb IT ISNT MAGIC THAT ENABLES Ml TO BUILD MYMINU Of A TOPCOAT TA REASONABLE PRICE itS SCIENCE iW wy AT DISCRIMINATING SHOPS ft yoa wall tfraatfad lMn chavneca evra haa fcaeh raavdtna Clathas dey WrMar tnmlor tutmi tt ROSOAVALD aWDLCHKAGO i 1 rf rS Si1 jm I i A Edison Gold Moulded Records Reduced BE Each PETER BACiaALUPl Edtsoa Phonograph Agency 786 MISSION ST Saa Francisco Open Saturday Evenlnsts iviAuyAisMysigeo 933 Market St 0pp Mason OncThtrd Off On Regal lastrumcnts IISCEltAirEOi8 I I i I SLpSSBBBJ jmm mK 11 BBBBBBBBB BvB BBBBBBBBB Desks tW vWk Our enttro line at 25 per cent VVaSVaaal discount An eicepUonal and Wk iPBVSaaal timely oppbrtanir for tenants sFisa of the ciiys many new office mVWH SSr aaaaSj I I I A aaaai 6T ttsl Qeary Street Jf ffHaPTfttPMaB mmmmFmm VniBBJJUaauBP SPi 5f a 2 Sbiiis I.