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2 isS Bftt a a i 5 4F gr J4 ae 6A2J ixiAoxvy CxtiiOlSlCIM A JliOJCy JUL fui 26 lol Wa lls ff CALIFORNIA DOWNS THE SOUTHERNERS The Berkeley Eleven Score Six Touchdowns and a Safety FINAL SCORE THIRTY EIGHT TO NOTHING NOT AT ANY TIME DIDTHE LOS AN i GELES TEAM HAVE A CHANCE The Splendid Team Work of the Varsity Save the Game From Being in the Nature of a Farce BpecUl Dispatches to tb Chronicle I IX8 ANGELES December 25 The University of California eleven Btnashed and battered the heavy line of the local All Southern California team this afternoon for six touchdowns and a safety scoring in all 38 points without allowing the Los Angeles pfayers a single chance at the goal line The game was an easy one for the college men and was only saved from being a farce by the fast work and pretty team play of the Berkelejr eleven Outweighing the yirsity by fifteen pounds to the man the All Southern California team was supposed to be in fit condition to hoid Its opponents down to a lowerscc re but the team did not succeed in making five yards once during the game nor in pre Venting Berkeley from keepjngthe ball for consecutive downs Only a fair crowd was at Fiesta Park to witness the contest which was played Under a clear sky and blaz Jngr sue Baiata for the All SouthernSouthern Californlas kicked off to Worn Die who ran the ball in for twenty five yards After a series of small gains by the college backs Overall punted and Lps Angeles returned after attempting to rhake the distance Berkeley worked the ball to the locals five yard line where Womble fumbled and Jost it Batatas punt was blocked abd the ball rolled over the line scoring a safety for the varsity team The kick out was received by Duden who fumbled and recovered instantly Then by long gains around the end by Worn ble and a pretty thirty yard run by Mini with the assistance of abacka over formation Berkeley scored the first touchdown Overall kicked the goal and the score stood 8 to 0 lTwo more touchdowns followed In qlilck succession the University team displaying perfect team work and marked ability at line smashing The AH Southern California eleven nvas prcedto call in substitutes twice during the half to replace injured players At Jbeend of theflrst twen ty nvenaln ute half the score was 26 to 0 in favor of Berkeley Substituting Whipple for uuaen at ana JtenuricKs for over all at guard Berkeley crossed the nine three times more in the second halt In the middle of the half JkJInl Was disabled and gaveway to Hudson whose place at the end was filled byvWJUIamsv The loi cat team was clearly outclassed and entirely unablel to withstand the fswt play of theiyarsityiC Bazata wasout punted by Moore and Overall andlost groujdeyery kicky TCUbsplendldiri tirference Albertson scored the last tpiichdown which defeated Ihe local team by a total of 38 points Following la the llnempo the two teams All Southern University of Caiifprnla position paltforniaj Sablcht Center Gendottl VheatIeyJtlKht guard jiiStroud Miller Left guard Overall Tappanr Rlirhttackleiiii Hansen Grimes Left tackle Albertson Canfleld Right end S4jivi3tarr Moorewif Lefti endv riiHudion Ryas Quarter back VyvMoore Hatrts Right half back HMlnl Cromwell ft half back YVomble Basatajrullbackftvit4tPuden Referee Edwards 1900 University of Pennsylvania Umpire Slaker Stanford University i On Other Gridiroriss PANTA CBU December 25iThe foot ball scores here to day endedf Santa Crus 0 Palo Alto IV18ALIA December 23 4The football game between Bakersfleld and Visalia this afternoon resulted Visalia lfi Bakers afield FRESNO December 25 The Fresno High School football team defeated Stock iqq Hign scnool oy a score oisto Washinaton Wants a Game STANFORD UNIVERSITT December 25 Charles Gaches manager of the University of Washington track team was on the campus yesterday endeavoring to arrange for an intercollegiate meet to take place on the Stanford oval in May Manager Edwards Is the only student of ficial qualified to act in the matter and as he Is at present accompanying the Ojee Club on ita Southern trip Mr Gaches bad to go away unsatisfied Ilia purpose Is to have the Northern athletes meet both the big California universities while on their trip Berkeleys team met Washington in Seattle last season but a match between the latter institution and the cardinal would be an Innovation If negotiations for a meet prove successful Mr Gaches will also endeavor to arrange for a series of baseball games with the var dtr to take place in May WOLVERINES SHINE IN PRACTICE WORK USD PRICES AT PEARL HARBOR JrLunS jtflft1 1 fw i s1ssiismBWBiakMrBnssialaiaBialaaisssssaiSMSsiaial 1 Ia HkSBBBBKSVW BllSBBSSBSBSSSBSSSSSBSBSsSK mllfflb BBailllllllllllllllllllilllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllB ttT 1 iiin lii iiMiijijijj i IIIH best Far Westernjvarsity quarter for the last iwo seasons ana It is Known inui Michigans center Gregory while he was a special student at Stanford last year could tear holes in the Stanford varsity trio almost at will but was debarred from entering the Intercollegiate contest Yost says that Ileston the San Jose Normil School you on the Michigan team is the fastest half in the Middle West to day and a heavy ana terrific player As Yost enthusiastically expresses it here are some of the reasons that the Michigan team Is great Michigan has iored the most points ever made in a football game in America 123 MlcRlgan has thertcord for the greatest score ever made in an intercollegiate match 128 0 ngalcst Buffalo Michigan nas the largest average seasons score ever made by a varsity team Michigan with 1ts smallest score 210 has th largest smallest score any team ever completed a season with Michigan has carried the ball the greatest total distance from scrimmages ever known Ir one teama season Michigan ran with the ball from scrimmages 1300 yards in on game Michigans full back has made but one tackle this season eo perfectly have the forwards and the halves stopped up the opposing plajs he backs have never fumbled but one punt during the season the kicker has never had a punt of his blocked in games or practice in three seasons Michigan is the only team barring Yale In 1831 that has gone through a great stason without havins a score aaainst it Four teams Opposing Michigan this season never once had the ball over in Michigans side of the field no team this season has made more than fifteen yards advance against i Michigan in one play and ilichii gai has repeatedly run the length of the fltld and scored The teamrhas made on material is better than the material lastithe averageflve points every five minutes year whether the team play is or notYost rorpiay anatne maximum umeoi a game has said be expects only a 5 0 victory with Is aeyerity jninuteo the team executed 219 Stanford but pe evidently thinks the scor i plays in oneibf its matches and neither will be about three times that size HealIttralarrnorTBtariford has everjnads has said that Camatn elect Shorts who is to face Captain elect Traeger of Stanford pne of the best tackles this Coast has ever produced can outclass Traeger that Ouarter back Weeks is considerably bet ter than Stanfords Raltt who was the ICHIGANS champion football play ers canceled their expected vlsitr to Berkeley and Stanford yester day and donning moleskins and dark blue Jerseys went out to the Kolsorn street grounds late In the afternoon and whirled through the fastest jkind of grid Iron formation for an hour and a half They were executing plays at thcaverage rate of nine a minute tearing through imaginary opponents catching long spiral punts all over the field with unerring accuracy lunging In a bunch In their remarkable wing shift darting Jlke sprinters in their tandems for attacks on tackle and everywhere showing themselves tooe a fast alertjhomogpneus team working together and doing everything in a surprising hurry They have the Impulsive dash of the Carlisle Indians of two years ago and they are a heavier aggregation Besides this they are a gentlemanly Joy ous lot of care free collegians singing rollicking college songs when their work is over and laughing and joking like a company of happy schoolboys going homv for the holidays Urged to give some expression of his ex pectations in the New Yearsgame with Stanford at Pasadena Coach Yost of Michigan who coached Stanford last year Bald he did hot know what to think but that he believed if hlsmen were oh their own grounds in their own cold weather and faced Stanford Michigan would win 30 0 He went on to say that in his opinion the Stanford team of lait season was better than the majortty of the Middle Western elevens of this seascn as good as any team Michigan has met this year and that tnjs years Stanford A Jnry Jfixes the Valuation in the Government Snit CONDEMNATION NECESSARY FOR IMPROVEMENTS COMPROMISES ARE AJSO EFFECTED WITH OTHERS INTERESTED IN THE LITIGATIONrv A Lono List of Vessels Overdue at Ho nolulu The Courts Disagree Over a Muidel Case Special DIspf tehes to the Chronicle HONOLUIiU December 18 via Victoria Cl December 25 The first of the condemnation suits brought by the United States to secure title to lands required for the Pearl harbor improvements was decided last week This was a suit against the Bishop estate for 676 acres The United States claimed that the value of the land was about 50 an acre The defendant asked about 3600 an acre Expert witnesses valued the land at from S0 an acre to 3000 an acre The Jury brought in a verdict for 50737 50 or about 776 an acre The defendants will probably appeal to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals In two other cases compromises have been made The Oahu Sugar CSmpany has agreed to give the United States a nar row strip around the shore line of Ford island for a nominal sum on considera tion that the Government withdraws ita suit to the balance The Oahu Sugar Company has a lease of this land and it la its leasehold interest which is in litigation The fee of the island is owned by the John II es tate which gives a strip of twenty three acres around the island on condition that the suit as to the remainder is withdrawn These compromises have been approved by the War Department and have been entered on the records lh the United States District Court MANY VESSELS ARE OVERDUE AT HONOLULU within 100 of that in a era me The Michigan players departed for Pasadena by way of the coast route at 7 oclock last night Yesterday forenoon they visit nlq the Park and Cliff and rode over the tills pf the City SIXTY THOUSAND SACKS OF POTATOES iECURED A Bg Purchase Mads at StpcldprilWhier Is Expected to Return a Large PrpFit STOCKTON December 25 One tofCtl largest purchases of potatoes made here by a single firm has Just been completed BADlit BURNED WHILE Acting as santa clause A Christmas Celebration at San Diego Is Marred by ar Untirnely Accident vSAXDIEGODecember55 At aChrlstS mas celebration by the Kings Daughters at their hall this city last eveningr andthetubers stored In a local warehouse AlVincenlnw Santa About 00000 sacks were secured at muchrcnausinet with a mlshan which nut an less than present prices and quite a sum I end tb jthefcstivlttes deLroyed many jjritimas presents ana inreaienea the destruction of the buildlngHe was wearying a fuzzy white cotton great Coat which caugntnre irom tne canoies on tne Christ nasJree Although there was a panic nmong the people present no one was inV Jured except Mr Vincent andprompt effort sjipreAentedtheuloss otthe house by flre 3Ir Ylncehtwas badly burned about the bead and arms but not etrlously WlL DEAD AFTER STRIKING HIS HEAD in AForrner Sah Francisco Man Killed Train Wreck Near Loma Linda fBAK BijftNARDINO December 25 Peter Zelmlng aged 30 yearsformerly of San Francisco met his death at toma IJnda If our miles south of this city tc day Zelming was riding on a Southern Paclflo box car going from Tucson to Sji Francisco when the train ap proacnea utmt unna several cars jumped the track Zelming struck his head against the side of a car getting out of an open door He started to run up the1 track when he feli dead He was a Russian and had relatives in San Francisco and Tucson Coroner Thompson will hold an Inquest to morrow KpeterZelmlng lived at 213 Tehama street In this cltyv He was last employed as a laborer in mines In Alaska AVhile In Alaska he became ill and returned here Friends recommended the climate of Southern Calif omla for the lung trouble with which be was afflicted and he went there Convicted Jof Cattle Stealing HELENA Mont December 25 The I Jurrjnther United States Court in the case of Robert I and Samuel Garvin charged with stealing seven hundred cat tie from the Indians In the Crow reseiva tioa returned a verdict late this after noen flndlag both defendants guilty after trial lasting two weeks A motion for a pe trial was made ofmoney will be cleared upon thlideil Potatoes are selling at 31 to tl la on ltbe river bank and buyers who have returned from the islands report that the growers are getting more Independent every day The shortage of potatoes la the East and Middle States is the cause of the advances and prices are expecteditogo still higher before the end of January as Call fornia will beginshlpplng to the Southern and Mlddl West as soon as the supply in Colorado is exhausted Owing to the high prices the shipments from here the post three weeks have beenverylight Several firms will clear upfortunesln otatoes this season Woodward of taten island and HeiinrVoorman of San Francisco will make about 3150000 each on potatoes Others will come butwlth from 333000 to 360 00 In profits at the end of the season Air Jim or as he Is known Vthe potato king will realize over 350000 Clear of all expenses GREEKS EMPLOYED TO CULTIVATE SUGAR BEETS An the Experiment to Be Made Upon Naglee Burke Tract in the San Joaquin STOCKTON December 25 A party of abpntJOO Greeks has been brought to this county to grow sugar beets on the Nagjee Burke tract of land back of Banta The owner has decided to plant most of the land to beets and proposes giving them a thorough trial as heretofore there has been some complaint that the laborers employed to cultivate the beets were no experts in that line and as a consequence the crop was Tiot as renumeratlve as would have been with good care The foreigners were broughtf rom Ogden and attract considerable attention around tne cltjvThey will be sent to the rancn as soon ss quarters are provided for then Theareeks are in charge of a boss and al of rhe men are single They have becc working in the Utah beet Heids and the boss says they are experts In cultivating sugar beets i i Editor Fitzgerald Weds STOCKTON December 25 William A Fitzgerald city editor of the FresnoRe publican was married here to day6 by Rev Thomas A Boyer to Miss Minnie Rutherford elder daughter of Attorney WV Rutherford of Stockton The groom ua his flrst newspaper work on the Stockton Mail The bride a handsome blonde and an accomplished musician Mr and Mrs Fitzgerald left on the attei noon train for San Francisco Nome Steamer Fines Remitted PORT TQWNSfeND Wash December 55 The last of the heavy fines Imposed Upon Nome steamers for carrylnganx ctesive number of passengers was re mltttd ic day According to advices re etivca rrom wasnington by Collector ntu ic noe impoata on tne steamer Portland of 36C50 for bringing from Nome 1X1 more passengers than permitted by htr license has ben favorably cosMered an anoeal 3 WJIHDRAWA0OF MILLION RES FROM SETTLEMENTS The Interior Department Issues an Order Which Affects Both Idaho and Montana KAI4SPELL Mont December 25 The Registerapd Receiver of the Kalispell Land OfBcj has received a letter from the Interior Department instructing the withdrawal of all lands from settlement In Montana north and west of the Kootenai river The order swilllnvolve one million acres of land in this county besides taking from the State of Idaho over276000 acres which when surveyed and completed will be made Into a new forest reserve a be known as the Kootenai forest reserve of Idaho and Montana THINK THE GOVERNMENT RUINEDlrHEIR BUSINESS Former San Francisco Sealers to Present Their Claims Against the United tates VICTORIA December25 San Francico shipping men formerly irtert st ea in the sealing industry have been securing data from Collector Milne In regard to the sealing Industry with a view of making claims against the United 8tales Government ioriine yuinauon of their business through the legislation which drove them out of pelagic scaling Shasta pioneer Passes Away REDDING December 25 Alexander Andrews a respected pioneer of this county passed tp his reward in the early hours this morning The deceased was a native rt Martha Mills ICv 73 years of a Heart trouble was the cause of his death Mn Andrews was a veteran or tne Mexican War and a Macon of high standing The Strong Southerly Winds Fail to Bring Sn the Expected Ships HONOLULU December 18 via Victoria December 25 A big fleet of vessels bound tor this port are now overdue From Newcastle the schooners Churchill and Novelty and the ship Prince Louis are long overdue while the schooners Susie Plummer and Robert Searles and the bark James Johnson are out about the usual limit of trips from the same port The ship Carieton is fortyfour days out from Tacoma the barkentlne icksteo for Kahulul thirty six days from the same port the bark Ceylon twenty nine days from Port Gamble the barkentlne Klikuat twenty seven days from Port Ludlow the brig ponsuelo twenty seven days from ESreka for Hllo the schooner WV WUxemaim thlrlyr seven days from Grays Harbor the schooner Muriel thirty days from the same port and the schooner Bendixon forty one days front Port Blakeley For the past four days there has been a Strong southerly Wind throughout the group which it was thought would have brought some of the Newcastle fleet in by this time It has made interisland navigation difficult and schooners engaged in this trade have not ventured but Several of the steamers have had rough and dangerous experiences COURTS DIFFER IN A MURDER CASE Minlrtn rinmnaMu th Jl IXS ANGELES December iPapeVs were filed with the County ClerkVaeterday Incorooratina the Calif orAitr rvtntUr i i rr vompsDj iu9Djeci is aeciared to betoj locaie develop ano own mines t0 bullo and operate mills and smelters and to carry on a general mining buafMM The capital Uflvsa aa ttmHU It early days he represented the district in the State Assembly and has filled numerous county offices ince He is survived by a widow and two daughters Was One of the Conner Party SAN JOSE December 25 Mrs Elizabeth Hoover wife of Wesley Hover and mother of Henry and Samuel Hoover a plcreer of 18KL died here to day in her stventy tbird year The Hoovers travclea from Missouri to Salt Lake with the fa mcasDonner partyybut decided not to attempt the trail selected by the latter and Which ended so disastrously Judge Rhodes Wife1 Dead SAN JOSE December 25 Mrs Eliza beth Cavjns Rhodes wife of Superior Judge A Rhodes formerly of the California Supreme bench died this morning of pneumonia She was a native of Green county Ind and In her seventy third year The Question of the Constitution Following the Flag Is Again Involved HONOLULU December 18 via Victoria December 25 An appeal has been perfected from the United States District Court tp the United States Supreme Court in the case of Mankichl tried and convicted of murder after annexation but before the territorial act went into effect without Indictment by the Grand Jury or the unanimous verdict Of the petty Jury The appeal Involves the question uf whether the Constitution follows the flag In this case the Territorial Circuit Court and the United States District Court have decided that the Constitution does follow the flag and that Manklchi was lllegally cohvlcted The Territorial Supreme Court has decided that he was legally convicted Attorney General Dole will leave for Washington in the near future to present to the United States Supreme Court the appeal of the Territory in the case involving the question of the legality of trials without Grand Jury Indictments under the Hawaiian law allowing Jury verdicts by nine jurors after an examination Measles on the Wisconsin HONOLULU December 18 via Victoria December 23 The battle ship Wisconsin scheduled to sail December 12th for Acapulco took the entire town by surprise by sailing unheralded on December Uth The reason fflven for this was that th men aboard the vessel were quarantined on the ship on account of measles aboard and lying in sight of land but without the privilege of going ashore was tantalizing to the men and destructive of discipline Republican Member From Hilo HONOLULU December 18 via Victoria December 25 A special election held in Hilo district last week to choose a successor to the late JE Wallko member of the House of Representatives resulted in the election of James Lewis who was the defeated Repubican candidate at the former election The campaign was a quiet one STRUCK BY7ASTREET CAR AND BADLY INJURED Two Men Victims of art Accident in San Jose While Distributing Christ mas Boxes SAN JOSE December 25 A Kennedy and Wllllam Kidd while engaged in distributing Christmas boxes to the poor of the city on behalf of thet Volunteers of America received serious injuries this morning the wagon In which they were driving being struck by a street car Kennedys spine was badly injured but the full result cannot yet be determined Klda suffered a complicated dislocation of the shoulder and many severe cuts and bruises Both men say the carwasdrlven at reckless speed and that no bell was rung for the crossing The Christmas supplies were badly scattered aqd to a considerable extent rendered valueless Pacific Coast Pensions WASHINGTON beeember23 The fol cwing applications from Pacific Coast States have beert favoraDiy actea upon oy the Commissioner of Pensions California Orignal Erwin HllLVal lejo 36 WlKlam Thompson Alameda Hi Oliver McCoy Fort Bragg LI ntLt riti Wa wrlff fepain Charles Humbert San Francisco a SCkThomas HygnesBtaniora university 317 Joseph Thompson San Francisco Arthur Greenes Pomona 36 Increase restoration reissue etc Wltlarl Kendall Soldiers Home Los Angeles 38 James Eubank Soldiers Home Los Angeles 3U Horatio Perry Robertson Sheep Range 38 William Duggin So diers Home Los Angeles 312 Evelyn Dut ton Joon 310 John McLaren Jr Valr Ju 310 Albert Hayes SUtttr Cfeek 34 Isaac Iyle Soldiers Home Los Angeles 312 John Ravey 8oldlers Home Los Angeles 38 Thomas Moore Oakland 36 Mexican warCharles Domeny Soldiers Home Los Angeles 312 Original widows tc Sophie Dahl Lancaster 88 Ella Ken nedrBerkeley 38 Elizabeth McKee tRJPJ5 vregon increase rniuraiiun reisssun etc John Gottwald Heppner 310 Joseph Decker Wamic 3 Milton Chapfn Believue 810 Milton Ilasford Canby 312 Claudius Potee Salem 310 Mexican war Charles Burch Amity 312 irigliial widows etc Nancy Jones CTatskanle Margaret FrultCoroaiis 38 War with Spain Luclnda McCune mother Carlton 312 Washington Original Eugene Rieth Sprague 38 Increase restoration reissue etc William Washburn Rock i0T 324 Stricken Whife Playing Whist POMONA December 25 James Beckett who was one of the oundera of Pomona and one of the wealthiest persons In thlr valley was stricken with apoplexy while playing whist at the Pomona Athletic Club rooms this afternoon Mr Beckett or ganlzedthe Consolidated Water Company of Pomona and amassed a large fortune therefrom He came to Pomona from Iowa and leaves many relatives In Central California His family contists of a wife and two grown up daughters KNEW TRAINS MUST BE 1VRECKED PROTEGTION FOfr ji Italy Again 3Takes Jotest Against Xynchings in America NEW EMBASSADOR OPENS NEGOTIATIONS EFFORJS TO HAV FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EXTEND THE STATUTES The Dispatcher at Needles Powerjess to Prevent It LOS known ANGELES December 25 It is now hat the dispatcher at the Needles knew the wreck at Franconla would occur before Information of the tragedy reached him The morning of the dlfvasterhe followed the train from Peach Springs down thellne by telegraph He called up each operator and asked Is No 4 in sight He called up Franconla and asked the operator Jf No 4 had passed and the operator flashed back Yes Just went by Get out your handcar and follow No 4 as fast as possible was the reply It will meet No 3 somewhere between Franconla and Needles Before the operator could get out of the office he heard the roar of the wreck and explosion of boilers and was only a few minutes too late at the scene to see It all The explanation of this Is that the dispatcher at Needles knew the time No was due at Franconla and wished to know if the engineer was making hla schedule so he could arrange orders to help No 3 If No 4 was slow He knew that if No 4 passed Franconla before this time the two trains would meet because he had given No 3 orders that would have made that train take a siding at Franconla until No 4 had passed The dispatcher is entirely blameless and had he received word that No 4 was yet to pass might have stopped her at Fran conia for orders and would have averted the wreck STANFORD INSTRUCTORS TO JOIN HANDS FDR LIFE Its Inability to Deal With the Question Underthe Present Conditions Is Well Understood at jRome The and Engagement of HBartlett Miss Ei Pearson An ft riounced STANFORD jUNIVERSITTj December 25 Miss Eleanor Brooks Pearson instructor in English in the university since 1S9S and Frederic Huntington Bartlett who held a similar position last year have announced their engagement with no date as yet Set for the wedding Mr Bartlett is studying medicine at Columbia University and It is probable that the ceremony will be delayed until his course is finished but ultimately It Is asserted that Stanford will lose lilss Pearson who has achieved rignal success as a teacher of English literature and composition She Is a University of Michigan graduate with the class of 1891 and wth Mrs Brown founded Castilllja Hall the girls preparatory school In Palo Alto where she was princlpalintil called to a faculty position at Stanford Mr Bartlett wrote his A at Columbia after receiving the bachelors degree at Harard In 1895 Besides his university work he has taught English In the Pomfret school Connecticut and at Bejmont school San Mateo county TO The MAKE A CUT OFf OF NJNETY NINE MILES Northern Pacific Preparing to Con struct a New tine at a Cost of Four Million Dollars TACOMA Wash December 25 The Northern Pacific Railway preparing to shorten its main line in this State 99 miles by building theLlndrEllensburg cut off across Yakima Valley This cut off will be 110 mileslong and will save a wide detour to the south which the main line now takes from Llnd to North Yakima and thence north to Ellensburg Heavy and growingi trafHc especlalty In hauling wheat from Eastern Washington and Oregon in competition with the water grade haul of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company makes advisable the building of this short line at as early a date as possible President Mellen ordered the surveys made a year ago and they have recently been completed SurveyorsarenowIn the field to do the final cross sectioning work and It Is be lleved work will commence in the early spring in this event the cut off will be finished in time to haul next years grain crop The new line will cost about 1000 000 and will have better grades than the present line via Yakima Special Dispatch to the Chronicle WASHINGTOfr December 25 The Italian Government has been renewing Its efforts of late with the authorities in Washington to have pur Federal statutes so extended as toprotect foreigners In cases arising within the iur Isdlctlon of States thus giving a Federal remedy for lynchlngs and like affrays directed against Italians such as have occurred in Louisiana Colorado and Mississippi It is the exchange of Views recently which brought on the discussion In the Italian Senate when Baron Fava Interpellated the Italian Premier as to the progress of an adjustment Immediately on the arrival of the new Embassador Signor Emayor des Planches he took up this question which had arisen in connection with the lynchlngs of several Italian citizens at Irwin Miss In this connection Signor Des Planches said to day Under the treaty which exists between Italy and the United States the citizens of each country are guaranteed the fullest protection while residing in the other country In cases Of Americans residing in Italy they had exactly the same rights the same pro tection the same recourse to the courts that an Italian subject enjoys The only exception is in connection with political rights In the case of Italians re siding In the United States the treaty assures them the same rights and pro lection given to American citizens But unfortunately1 this expression of the treaty so far as it relates to Italians In this country is somewhat theoretical for under the American system which limits the Federal au thority over states the central Gov ernment Is not able to give effec to the guarantee laid down by the treaty We fully recognize the difficulties of this situation which has been as ap parent to the statesmen of this country as they have to those of Italy We have hoped this Would bring about the enactment of a law which would permit the Federal Government to carryout the guarantees of treaties This would be a genuine remedy for affairs similar to those which have occurred in Louisiana and Mississippi and wpuld prevent the periodical agitation over cases arising In the States As these cases arose they would be assured of attention under thq Federal authority with can ful regard for the execution of treaty obligations A JH10 four car re destroyedeaTy the Pullman being saved The injured Clark engineer Dennlson shoulder and ankle broken Fireman William Kearney Dennison cut on head and severelybrulsed Joel Henry coloredln ternally Mrs Rose Lull colored Waco atlghtly unknown colored woman slight 1 i ii Duluth Railroad tp JBs Sold i DULUTH Minn December 25 By the terms of a decree In foreclosure the prop erty of the Duluth Transfer Railway Com gany will be sold at auction January 2d he property comprises rail road tracks switching yards and right of way from the Union Depot to New Duluth Captain Fressnell has beendesignated as spe clal mastery In chancery to conduct tho eale and his Instructions say he is not to consider any bid af less than 4S0000O The company was originally bonded to the extent of SUS0OM and the amount of indebtedness is 21234221 Friend of Kit Carson Dead DENVER Col December 2S CV a Bangs a friend Of Kit Carson a veteran of the Mexican war and a Colorado pioneer guide and Indian fighter died at Altona Boulder county Col aged 74 years Bangs came to Colorado from Missouri in 1860 His death was caused by a revere attack of grip He leaves one soft and three daughters two of the latter living in Salt Lake and the others In Denver Death of a Railway Man VINCENNES Ind December 25 Colonel George Taylon traveling passenger agent for the Baltimore and OhloC Southwestern Railroad is dead at hU home In this city from blood poisoning following a slight surgical operation Colonel Taylor came here from SULouis GYPSUM COMPANIES FORM A giganticcorporation ri pr0wned in ab0at of home Const ruction Father and SoiVerish fajthe Santa Barbara Channel While on a JFishing Trip SANTA BARBARAS December 25 Frank Dowler and his son RalphV wer drowned in the channel toidayi sDbwIer had constructed a boat and to day be and his son went put on a fishing expedition expecting to return Ina few h6urs As the hours went by and they did not return a searching party was formed which found the boat capsized near the shore The elder Dowler was knowtf to be a good swimmer but the 6on could not swim and the supposition Is that the father lost his llfe Awhllertrying to rescue his son The cause of the overturning of the boat Is not known Dowler was em ployed here In a blacksmith shop and his on was engaged In oil drilling at Piru 1 i Sm Pasadena Expects a Crowd LOS ANQELESi December 2S isa dtna promises to eclipse all previous efforts In the rose tournament scheduled for January JstV Experts conversant with the prospects declare the total number of visitors from Ixs Angeles wilt exceed 4UCO0 The railroads steam and electric bt lleve the crowds can be handled but their capacity wilt be taxed The MichiganMichigan Stanford football game is expected to draw an audience of several thousand spectators Twenty five Corporations Consolidate With a Capital of Ten Millions to Develop Their Product CHICAGO December 25 The consolidation of twenty five companies controlling the principal gypsum fields of the United States has been effectedunder the name of The Gypsum Company The company has a paid up capital of 210000000 It will have no bond Issue and its stoek will not be offered for sale as It has been underwritten by the persons entering into the combination The companies avowed purpose is to develop the use of gypsum in the manufacture oV plaster as against that of lime George Emery of Boston Emil Durr Meservey of Fort Dodge IS A Avery of Detroit and Hewitt Boycecf Kingston Yf compose the advisory committee of the new company Although incorporated In New Jersey the principal office of the comnany will be at Chicago with distributing branches at Omaha St Louis and Buffalo I lrish Members Sentenced to Jail DUBLIN December 23 At Ballymote County Sligo Tuesday Jasper Tully Member of Parliament for South Leltrim was sentenced to a months imprisonment John ODonnelU memberof Parliament for South Mayo tctwo months imprisonment and other members of the United Irish League to terms ranging from a month to three months All the sentences were imposed In connection with a recent meeting called to incite Lord de Freynes tenants not to pay their rente Mi Mi mM Clevelands ConditTon Improves PRINCETON December 25Ex Prrsldent Clevelands condition was If anything more favorable to day He showed a greater disposition to move about and while he old not attempt to ccme down stairs and take part in his childrens Christmas he showed much Interest in the gifts MISCELLANEOUS Heavy Frost ii Los Angeles IOS ANGELESVibecember 23Therei Was heavy frost this morning In exposed laces but no reports of damage to fruits ave come to hand Theilocal Weather Bureau to day sent out warning notice to orchardists predicting heavy frost to lght and advising the usual precautions against damage afJshsmSSoBBBliiiilBBiiiBu ftBsD i i I 4 I 4 I I In 1 1 II A 1 ssssl It RarS nto jaBurned Bridge DALLAi3 TexDecember iZfciiTMc northbound Texas Kansas and Pacific flyer due atvll PM rah into a burned bridge five miles south of rjhls city just before midnight Jast nlght There was no loss of life but AVe persons were lni fii ThaVsrilihat Smart Winter REEFER COAT allL SCHOOL While they are accumulating newledge on the profound sciences are often se ignorant of their own natures that they allow local disease to fasten on them to the ruifl of the general healtlii Back ache headache nervousness point to a disordered or diseased local condition which should have prompt attention Dr PiercesFayorite i Prescription may relied upon as a perfect regulator It stops enfeebling drains heals inflammation and ulceration and cures female weakness It makes weak women sirong and sick vuomtnwelh There is ho aloohor inj Favorite Pe scription and it is entirely free frota opium cocaine and all other narcotics Vooletter Jst receired writes Miss Rose Kllfethsr of 4j West Sharpnack St German town Philadelphia Penn i Words fall to express how thankful I am to you for yonr advice I must confess that for the length of time I hare been using yoar medicine I have fonnd it to be the most wonderful and best remedy for female trouble Hhat I ever have tried Sorry I did not know of your Favorite fescription yetrs sgo Dr Pierces Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent yy on receipt of ai one cent stamps to pay expense of 1 mailing only Address Dr IL Pierce Baf falpN A BEAUTIFUL WOKM niir half ber charms lies in the glory Of her hair The ImptsHal Hair RBgenerator Is responsible for moat of the beaattfol abaTe of hair yon see to day it is abso Intely hannleaa easily amlied lnraJla ble tor Beard and Ifustachr Sample of hair colored tree Bend tor Pamnhlet Imperial Cbeaiical Mfg Co 135 J3d SL tLTjaty Bold by GOLDSTEIS COHS KIMarket at vim WIRftMMM Pictured here ages 3 to 8 years at QAc NONE FOR DEALEBS 1 RAPHAELS Cwwr Kearny Street and DnfM Spirs Avim tt0 larw Clan it lit lair raffiiiiTWrltat toe proof of cure aoUoit th moat obctlaaU ltalajoajOUO 10Uabook FBE Mo branch offloaj Uu iV tv viiv iOiv KB8 Masjnle Temple Chicago IU Ammunition Pistol Cut irifi CarTlmr Sets toottau Baseball Athletic and Out In Good Hrllday Trada 8ndforCstsIogm SimKVK DARBKE CO 133 jMarketst attKerBjr GUNS HCTEWS MADEai GRAND HOTELS Located In doss proximity to wholesale and manufacturing district shoppfnj 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