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Sunday and four trca. a'l cf I city, are tsr.Ser arrfst. i Mrs. Cor J- and her daughter, A EWS OF THE PACIFICSLOPE. LiFE'3 SEAMY S.TE.

BAFFLED BY GIRL'S DEATH. Iff' Charcsd Is UnsurpasseJ in Eresll Excess The late M. Belloc, dUtin-guifhed French physician and surgeon, and one of. discoverers of the remarkable power possessed by charcoal in absorbing gases of ail kinds, made-'the "following experiment in his An iron bottle, to which a long tube of the same material, was attached, the physician filled with a combustible, when heated, give off considerable quantities of A glass test tube was then connected to the free end of the iron. tube, and filled with -about twelve ounces of rhsrcnsi The iron bottle was then placed on the fire, and gas soon poured through the tube to.

where the charcoal was located, and jyaa quickly ab.sdrbed by it. If the gas had. continued to fill the tube without being absorbed, the tube would have been broken through the expansion of the gas. Charcoal ranks first as the greatest absorbent, of absorbing agents known to the medical profession. Medicinal charcoal always contains oxygen, because, when taken from tha crucible, it, immediately obtains it from the (atmosphere.

It has a different point, of saturation for every gas, but when filled with one or more it still, capable of absorbing other gases. Willow-wood which is the very best in existence, takes up more carbonic acid gas, and a larger quantity of. sulphuretted hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and marsh-gas than Charcoal made from any other wood. Buy Your: Shoes to manage fcer own estate and that of her late sister, of which she was executrix. Judge F.

A cams to manag the two estates. P.oJr.ey is the founder of St. Helen's Hall in this city, a fashlonabie school for girls, and up to a short time ago had beea it active director and president. AMARAL IS RELEASED. Portuguese Nobleman in San Francisco Jail as Fugitive from Azores Gets Freedom.

ASSOCIATED FFX5S NIGHT REPORT.l SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 4- On telegraphic orders from the Department of Commerce and Labor. Moyses do Amaral. said to be. the son of a Portuguese nobleman and alleged to have been a fugitive from Justice on the Azores Island, was set at liberty today by Immigration Commissioner Hart H. North, who had been holding Amaral for deportation.

Amaral was said to have killed a man in the Azores, after which he fled to the United States. Despite his 8 b-sense, the Azores authorities tried him for murder and convicted him. Extradition proceedings were begun, but after Amaral had been in custody sixty days and the transcript of his trial did not arrive, he was free under ha-bas corpus proceedings, but immediately rearrested on the order of Commissioner North, acting for the Department of Commerce and Labor. The Secretary of the department found that as Amaral had not been present at hi triI for murder he could not have been convicted legally, and therefore was not a fugitive. JAILED FOR CONTEMPT.

Abusive Witness in Juvenile Court at Stockton Hat Surprise at End of Trial. (BT DIRECT WIRE TO THE TTME3 1 STOCKTON. Dec. Dispatch. Ramon Real, a witness in the Juvenile Court, became abusive when questioned by Deputy District Attorney Max Grimm today, and Judge Smith sentenced him to forty-eight hours in Jaii for, contempt.

Mrs. N. Soto had been brought before the Juvenile Court on contempt proceedings, for falling to pay for the care of her eight-year-old son, who had been placed in an orphanage in San Francisco by order of the Juvenile Court. When Real was called to testify became very angry, and replied in an insulting manner to questions put to him. First he was cautioned, and finally Judge Smith told him to sit while the case was being completed.

With the testimony finished, the Judge ordered Real to stand up. After delivering a short lecture to' him. the Judge ordered Real locked up for forty-eight hours, much to his surprise. Mrs. Soto was given an extension of time to pay the amount for the keep of her child.

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Purcnase a box from your nearest druggist, price 25 cents, and send us your name and address for a free sample which will prove to ymi their great worth as gas absoi 'ben-Address F. A. Stuart Company, wt Stuart Marshall, Mich. at I'hoJesaJe Prices sail at once, aU new ooods, rs- uch maker as Packard, Reed, Ford, etc, etc. A chance to buy the finest 5 I I i mi I $4, $5, $6 Grade: OUR PRICE 9 v.

4 1 SIZES, FOR EVERYONE. 30CO pair mutt tlvea, from ueen Quality, oei at tha price of the very Ee quick, 614 Parmelee-Dohrmann Dlfe (Elevator to Sixth Floor,) 444 South Broadway. to-jx tie broken and blood -mine 1 of a bott as a ciew and di-sif vsr- dsct ff droRr.ir.se by a Coroner's jury, delved into circumstances of the boy's end. fir.J that was msssinj frcin your. Cordes's clot unj X.it his com-rsuions on me fUhtng trip toil stories as to what had hapten ed.

Two of the prisoners, Frank and August Ruhr, ra said to have been with Cordes at the lake. Mrs. Koeiscb. is their aunt. The other prisoners, Alexis Holies and Fred BlanchL were arrested because the poiice declare they posjsa knowledge or Cordes's death.

WOMAN IS THE VICTIM. ASSAULT. ROBBERY. MURDER. (ASSOCIATED PRESS DAT REPORT NEW TORK.

Dec. 4. Evidence of brutal assault, robbery and murder was given today with the discovery of the partly clothed body of a woman on a roadway near the little vlllags of Munson, L. I. The victim was Identified as Mrs.

Julia A. Wallace, wife of a prosperous farmer of Munson. There were indications that after a struggle she had been thrown into a pond, but managed to drag herself from the water and crawl to the roadway. Mrs. Wallace was in the habit of carrying a considerable sutn of money.

CRIME BRIEFS. Dime Novels Cause Killing. CANNELTON (Ind.) Dec. 4. Claude Williams, 16 years old.

a reader, it i said, of dimn novels, shot and kille.1 James Ifali, 13 years old. today, and thtn eluded the Sheriff and escaped to the Kentucky shores, and is still In hiding. He quarreled with the Hall boy over a trifling mattt r. INDICTMENTS DISMISSED. Prosecutor Hensy Extends Immunity Contract to Member of Ruf-Schmitx Board, (ASSOCIATED PRESS DAT REPORT.J SAN FRANCISCO, Dee.

4. On motion of. Assistant District Attorney Francis J. Ileney, the three Indictments for bribery against A. M.

Wilson, a member of the Ruef-Schmlta Board of Supervisors and later a State Railway, Commissioner, were dismissed today. 'The rlea was made on the ground that Wilson had testified fully and freely in the recent trial of Patrick Calhoun and had thereby won pardon for himself. Wilson was one of the Supervisor! who received Immunity for their testimony in the graft trial, but his testimony during the Ruef triai was declared by the District Attorney's office a violation of his contract, and he was Indicated on three counts by the grand Jury. When the Stomach Stops Properly. Because There.

Is Wind in It, UaeSturt Dpepia Tablets to Set It Oping Again. A Trial Box Free THE DOCTORS call' It flatulency, but unprofessional folks know it as' distressing state of things it is. It a serious condition of this great motor orffan. Always annoying and painful in the extreme, at times often leading to bad and fatal results. The stomach embarrassed and hampered with wind, cannot take care of it food properly and indigestion follows and this has a train too appalling to enumerate.

The entire system is in plicated made an active or passive factor in this trouoie, ana me soon becomes a Questionable boon. ALL THIS IS EXPLAINED in doctor books: how undigested food causes gases by fermentation and fomentation in which process some essential fluids are destroyed burnt up wasted by chemical fol lowed by defective nutrition and the distribution through the alimentary tract of chemically wronsr elements and as a consequence the stomach ami- entire system is starved. Plenty of food, you see. but spout in prepara tion and worse than worthless. A DERANGED STOMACH is the epitome of evil; nothing too bad to emanate from it, but.

the gas it generates is probably its worst pri mary effect, and the only way to do away with this is to remove tho cause. STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS go to th? root of this trouble. They attack the gas making foods and render them harmless. Flatulency or wind on the stomach simply cannot exist where these powerful and wonder-working little tab lets are evidence. THEY WERE MADE for this very purpose to attack gas making foods and convert them into proper nutriment.

This Is their province and office. A whole book could be written about them and then not all told that might be told with profit to sufferers from this painful disease, dyspepsia. It would mention the years of patient and expensive experiment in effort to arrive at this result of failures innumerable and at last success. It would make mention of the different stomach correctives that enter into this tablet and make it faithfully represent all. STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TAB-lets are not alone intended for the sick, but well folks as well; for the person wno craves hearty foods and wants to eat heartily and run no fisk of bad effects, they act like a charm and make eating and digestion a delight and pleasure.

They keep the stomach active and energetic and able and willing to do extra work without special labor or effort. Don't forget this. Well people are often rotated, but the STUART DYSPEPSIA TABLETS have them in mind. A FREE TRIAL PACKAGE will be sent any one who wanti to know just what thev are, how they look and taste, before beginning treatment with them. After this, go to the drug store for them; everywhere, here or at home, they are 50c a box, and by getting them at home you will save time and postage.

Your doctor will prescribe them; they nay there are, 40,000 doctors using them, but when you know what is the matter of yourself, why go to tha expense of a subscription? For free trial package, address F. A. Stuart 150 Stuart Building, Marshall, Mich. P.S. -Better send today for samples of the tablet.

You will get quite a hex of tl)m. SHIVER, COLD VAVE IN SACRAMENTO. i i Freeze Is Followed by a Violent Storm. City in Darkness Because of Broken Wires. Train Service Promised Bel' lingham in Few Days.

BI DIRECT WIRE TO THE SACftAMEXTO, Dec. 4. Exclusive Dispatch. This sectioa of the State was visited today by the coldest weather In nearly thirty years, followed tonight by a storm of great violence. At 7 o'clock this morning the thermometer registered 29 deg.

This is the lowest in Sacramento since November 28. when. It touched 27. But the cold today was remarkable for the reason that the low point was maintained until 9 o'clock, which is unexampled. Toward evening a storm came up from the south.

Windows were broken by the wind, the telephone system was put out of commission, the lights went out, and communication with other towns in the valley was cut off. Just before 11 o'clock the heavens were Illuminated by the radiance from the power wires which had been short-circuited. Boathouses and small craft on the river were, torn from their moorings and blown away. The river is high and rising. At this hour, 11 p.m., the city is In darknens and the storm is increasing.

TRAIN" SERVICE SOON. ASSOCIATED V2S3 NIGHT KEPORT.l BELLI GHAM (Wash.) Dec. 4. Resumption of train service from the south is promised "Bellingbam by December 10, and froiti tno north a week later. Mail is from thiity-six to forty-eight hours lata.

A dispatch ftxm Mt Vernon says residents from the submerge! districts are still being taken from their homes by boat. Some of the smaller towns are running short of food supplies. SNOW COVERS NORTH. lASStJClATKU PRESS NIGHT REPORT PORTLAND (Or.) Dec. 4.

Reports tonight from many points in Oregon, and Idaho indicate that today was the worst early winter day for a or more, A mantle of snow covers, the ground from the Siskiyou Mountains in Northern California as far north as Gray's Harbor, and from the coast line to Central and Northern Idaho. Only the Puget Sound country seems to have escaped. In some pluces zero weather is recorded. The fall of snow varied from one inch to fourteen. Reports indicate no serious damage has been done as yet.

WHOLESALE SLUGGERS. KNOCK OUT FOUR PEOPLE. -t ASSOCIATED PRESS PAT REPORT. SEATTLE. Dec.

4. Three masked highwaymen entered the store of Dan S. Lyppes, No. 2230 Fifteenth avenue, at o'clock last night, and when he refused to throw up his hands at their command, beat him into insensibility. Mrs.

Lyppes approached the men to see if she could recognize them, but was seized and bound hand and foot, after which she was carried into an adjoining room, where she would be out of the way. A woman who was about to enter the store was grabbed by a fourth man, serving as a lookout and shoved inside, where she was given treatment similar to that accorded Mrs. Lyppes. Another- customer, a young man, was aiso bound hand and foot. After completing this part of their work, the Highwaymen searched their victims, securing $400 in cash and a gold watch.

Tney blow out the lights, tore down all the curtains in the living rooms adjoining the store, and then made their escape. THREE BUILDINGS BURN! LOSS IS. THIRTY THOUSAND, (ASSOCIATED PRESS DAT REPORT. RED BLUFFS, Dec. 4.

Three two-story brick buildings, devoted to business purposes, on the east side of Main street, were destroyed by fire early today. The fire started in Foster's dry goods store and left only the outer walls standing. The total loss is about $30,000, partly insured The heaviest individual losers are Mrs. Mary Long, building, $8000; Na-gle, building fiand moving-picture show, 6GoO: V. F.

Prince, dry goods. $3000; L. M. Foster, dry goods, $2000! Frank Coleman, saloon, $4000. The second stories were occupied by lodging rooms.

cause of the 'fire is unknown. LIGHT COIN CIRCULATING. POSTMASTER WARNS HIS MEN. (ASSOCIATED f'RESS OAT REPORl.j FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.

Postmaster Arthur G. Flsk of the local postofflce, in his weekly orders. Issued today, warned the clerks and other employes of tha- postal department that, there were a number of "rimmed" $20 and $10 pieces la ffclrculation. According to Fisk theae coins are from $1 to $2 light in weight, the gold being removed from fhe edge by filing or grinding, the rimming being restored In an imperfect manner. The clerks are warned that if they take In any of the "rimmed coins they will have to stand the loss.

TOOK TAG FROM BOY. JUVENILE, MOB INTERVENES. I ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY REPORT.) SACitAMENTO, Dec. 4. A feature tag day in this city at noon was the mobbing of William Dunn, a well-dressed young man, who was accuse of having taken a 50-cent tag from a small boy.

The boy followed Dunn, shouting that he bad been robbed, and wa a hundred children were at his lifcHv4. man dodged into hotel whicii was surrounded by the Juvenile mob, and when Dunn tried to escape from another door, he was aet upon oy the crowd. The police rescued him A friend jjiild for the tag and Dunn was released. EMBEZZLER MUST REFUND. COURT ORDERS CLAIMS PAID.

if ASSOCIATED PKE3 XIGHT REPORT.1 SEATTLE, Deo. 4 Federal Court today ordered claims against the George Edward Adams fund, paid upon trC made to the clfrk of the court. Adams u-as for than JD THREATENING. Fierce Snewstorm in Gnu Valley Accompanies Unusually Cold Spall. (ASSOCIATED PRESS NIGHT EEP0KT.1 GRASS VALLHT, Dec 4.

A fierce snowstorm is raging here tonight, following one of the coldest periods in many years. The storm is assuming the proportions of a bliztard and reports from the mountains indicate that there will be a heavy fall of snow by morning. Should the storm continue all night, it is feared that the steam and electric roads will have to clear their tracks with snow plows. cashier of the United States assay office here, and used to levy toll on all bags of gold dust turned Into the office by mtners. He was convicted of embezzlement, sentenced to ten years in the Federal prison, and all his property was taken.

Adams is estimated to have stolen J175.0C0. PUZZLED. HEX ARE EGGS XOT GOOD EGGS? QUESTION "STUMPS" STATE BOARD OF HEALTH. Case Against Los Angeles Produce Man Held Up Until Expert Opinion It Obtained Maintained and Denied Fresh Cold Storage Hen Fruit Is as Good ct Ranch Product. IBT DIRECT WIRiS TO THE TIMES.) SACRAMENTO, Dec.

Dispatch. WThen do eggs cease to be! Because the members of a State Board of Health are not experts on eggs, it was necessary for them to postpone action today in the cases of, six egg dealers of Los Angeles, who had been cited for alleged violations of the pure-food' laws. There- Is a. clause in the new law which provides that eggs put up In cold storage shall not be too fresh, nor too aged. Just where is the dividing line was the question raised by the attorneys for the dealers yesterday, and was the question that "stumped" the board.

The doctors were so much In doubt that they laid the cases and the eggs over until the hext meeting. Meantime experts wll be called in to enlighten them and depositions will be taken also from men in a position to know something about storage eggs. It was claimed by an Inspector of health board that these Log Angeles dealers were selling cold-storage eggs as fresh eggs and that the hen fruit was not in an inviting condition. The dealers claimed, on the other hand, that the eggs in question were loaded into refrigerator cars almost as soon as they were laid in the East, and that they were as good and valuable as first-class ranch eggs of California. This difference of opinion will be not by the State Board of Health, but for them.

Assemblyman Otto Rech appeared as one of the attorneys for the accused dealers. Depositions for use At the next meeting will be taken in the south by H. S. G. McCartney, deputy district attorney of Los Angeles county, and J.

S. Gardner, the board's attorney. FEDERAL INDICTMENTS. VIOLATED PURE FOOD LAWS. (ASSOCIATED PRESS DAT REPORT.J SAN FRANCISCO.

Dec. 4. The Federal rand Jury brought in true bills louay Deiore Judge De Haven of the: reaerai district Court against Merten and the International Wine and Brandy Company of this city. lor violations of the pure food law, and J. Achino of Santa Rosa for fraudulent use of the The indictment against Merten Co.

charges that firm with shipping to Dillon, a product marked pure extract of lemon, which contained less than 1 per cent, of lemon oil and which was artificially colored. The International Wine and Brandy Company was indicted for shipping to Tonopah, Nov, bottles of liquor labeled "Bert's Apricot Brandy Cordial-Guaranteed Under the Pure Food Act," but which, according to the counts in the complaint, did not contain any apricot Juice. J. Achino was indicted for using the malls to conduct what the postal authorities maintain was a fake employment agency. According to the counts ifl the indictment, Achino established tnese agencies in various cities in this State, and by offering to secure Jobs Tor people in the East, took money from them without making any return.

Most of the people whom he is alleged to have victimized are residents of Pennsylvania, NO COMPLAINTS YET. WOULD EMBARASS INQUIRY. PREsa DAY REPORT.) SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. States District Attorney Robert Devlin announced today that he would not issue complaints charging perjury against certain members of the crew of the burned steamer St. Croix, until the termination of the inquiry into the burning of the vessel now being held before United States inspectors.

The District Attorney declares he does not wiph to em bara.s the inspectors in their findings by instituting criminal proceedings before they have arrived at a decision. If CapL Warner of the St Croix swears to a -complaint later, the matter will be brought to the attention of the United Statets grand Jury now in session here. STARVED BY BROTHER. WANTED SISTER'S ESTATE. -IBT DIRECT WIRE TO THE TIMES.

PORTLAND (Or:) Dec 4. Exclusive Dispatch. Although in possession of an income of $400 a month. Miss Lydla Rodney, seventy-three years old, was kept in duress in her home at 128 North Twenty-second street for about three weeks with, insufficient food and subjected to threats of violence by her brother, Henry F. Rodney, according to her charge, made before Judge Wetster in the County Court today.

Mins Rodney charges that her brother has been trying to pain control of her Income and has mistreated her In his efforts to force her to turn over her affairs to his keeping. It was further asserted witnesses that' Mips Rodney's rmmn had bn affected by her det ntion in the huuse against her win, it wan alleged and' that she no a- is in the hospital and in no eondi- Police Think She Hay Be Suicide A ter Boic, DyingShe Says, "They Have Gems; Gave 2Ie Poison." Diamond Kings Torn from Ears; Dragged to Porch. (ASSOCIATED PRESS NIGHT RTPORT.1 PITTSBURGH (Kan.) Dee 4. After a detailed investigation, the authorities tonight were unable to determine whether Miss Goldle Ingberg, the twenty-year-old girl, who met a mysterious death at her home early today, Mas murdered or committed suicide. The police generally accept tho theory that the girl killed" herself, but physicians who examined the body, are divided in opinion.

"They got my diamonds and then gave me poison." gasped Jhe girl to her mother, who found her dying on the front porch of the house. Her lips were burned with acid. The diamond ear-rings were gone. Every circumstance pointed to murder. But the police advance another theory.

The girl may have quarreled with the person who gave her the diamonds and returned them. Then, In a fit of remorse, she may have killed herself, and In order to protect her family, told the murder story. If the girl was murdered, her slayer entered the front bedroom, dragged her to the porch, and after taking her diamonds, poured acid down her throat. Miss Ingberg's ear-rings had been torn from her ears. She lived but a short time after being found by her mother.

Today's mystery, following closely upon the killing of William Bork, his young wife and ch'ld a week ago, has renewed the excitement in this vicinity. Miss Ingberg occupied a. front bedroom somewhat Isolated from the other portion of the house. Mrs. Ingberg was awakened by her daughter calling, "mother, mother." Mrs.

Ingberi hurried to the daughter's bedroom, but found the door from that room leading to the porch open. Further search revealed the girl lying on the porch and barely able to say: "They have my diamonds; gave me poison." Miss Ingberg with difficulty told of two men having attacked her while she lay abed. She said the men had poured carbolic acid into her mouth, then while" one of the men placed his hand over her lips, they dragged her onto the porch, and pulled the diamond ear-rings from their place. Miss Ingberg soon lost consciousness and died without describing her assailants. CASHED BOGUS CHECKS.

TOUCHED FRATERNITY MEN, (BY DIRECT WIRE TO THE TIMES. -SAN Dec. Dispatch. Accused of making hi membership in a Greek letter college fraternity a lever to induce his brother members to cash checks for him, which afterward proved bogus, J. k.

Davis arretted today on complaint of Colbert Coldwell, a member of the real estate firm of Tucker, Lynch Cold-well. Coldwell alleges that he cashed for Davis a check for MQ0, drawn on a bank of Philadelphia, which was returned by the bank as worthless. As-cording to Coldwell, Davis came to his office three weeks ago and showed Coldwell that they were members of the same fraternity. On the of this, Davis is alleged to have Induced Coldwell to cash the check. Davis then left for Los Angeles.

When the check was returned, Coldwell related the matter to Attorney Dunlap, and steps were about to be taken for the apprehension of Davis. This afternoon Davis, returning from Los Angeles, visited Dudlap's office. Dunlap is also a member of the same fraternity, and Davis htm and wanted Dunlap to casft a check The latter excused himself and telephoned for Coldwell. When the latter arrived he immediately recognized Davis, and Patrolman Patrick Sullivan was summoned, who placed Davisjun-der arrest. The prisoner refused to talk.

Me said he had no occupation or business at CLEVER SWINDLER CAUGHT. CASHED WORTHLESS CHECKS, IDT DIRECT WIRE TO THE TIMES. MOBILE (Ala.) Dec. Dispatch. After getting $600 from two local banks on worthless rhprU.

just as he Was boarding a train at at the depot. Max Roiderer Bauvls, anas jk. iiichter, alias M. Muller, a German, was captured today and from evidence discovered in his possession the officers feel sure they have captured a bank swindler of no ordinary ability. In his possession were complete outfits for stamping bank checks, a draughtman's outfit and quantities of blapk book checks from Los Angeles, San Francisco and Salt Lake City.

He had evidently operated extensively in the far West and on the Pacific Coast. Upon arriving In Mobile several weeks ago Richter opened accounts in two Mobile banks, one under the name of Richter, the other in the name of Muller. He deposited numerous checks on New Orleans banks and elsewhere, among them two checks, one for $225 and the oher for $255 on fhe All Night uaiia vl xmh Angeies, wnicn were duly credited to his accounts. WHOLE FAMILY MURDERED. WOMAN AND FOUR CHILDREN.

(ASSOCIATED PRESS NIGHT REPORT.J CLEVELAND (O.) Dec 4 -Mrs. Antonio Lrtibeca and her three children were found dead at their home here today. They had been murdered. A fourth child, 2 years old, also waa attacked and is dying. The traaredy first was discovered when Jimmie Lubeca, aged 6 years, ran bleeding from the house.

He summoned help and fell dead On the sidewalk. An ax and gun were, used by the murderer. The motive is unknown. AVENGE YOUTH'S DEATH. Mother and Sister Prove Coroner Wrong in Returning Death by Accidnntal Drowning.

(ASSOCIATED PRESS UlCIHT KKPORT.J ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4. For. seventeen months Mrs.

Anna Cordes, No. 2l Farrar street, St. Louis, has worked to dispel i he uncertainty as to the manner in which her sixteen-year-old son. William, came to big death in Pittsburgh Lake, hear Enst St. Louis, HI.

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Men skilled In botany and chemistry compound It. It la pleasant to the taste ana agreeable to tha most sensitive atomaeh. Constipation, Biliousness and Indigestion When the trowels do not move freely, it showx that th )l-cr is inactive, and the bile. Instead of belnc elimlnatd bv SAVED SON, LOST LIFE. RUNAWAY PROVES FATAL.

IBT DIRECT WIRE TO THE TIMES.) NAMPA (Idaho) Dec. 4. Exclusive Dispatch. In an effort to save the life of his son, A. A.

Holcomb, a prominent resident of this city for many years, was instantly killed last night in a runaway accident. Mr. Holcomb, accompanied by his son, A. S. Holoomb, was driving into town from their home at; the outskirts of the city, when the horse they were driving became frightened at a pile of rubbish and was soon beyond oontrol of the driver.

-Mr. Holcomb, by a supreme effort, checked 'the horse momentarily and told his son to Jump from the rig, which the boy did. The horse then dashed to the side of street and the buggy struck a tree, buggy and horse parting company. The jar threw Mr. Holcomb with great force to the ground and when his son, who was uninjured, reached his side, he was horrified' to find that his father had been instantly killed.

CONVICTED OF MURDER. SHOT VICTIM IN BACK. USSOC1ATED PRESS DAT REPORT.J -SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 4. John D. St.

Denis, who shot and killed Henry Huber of. this city, on July 7 last, was convicted of murder in the first degree and sentenced to life impris onment, in Judge Dunne's court today. The verdict was the result of the second trial, the first Jury having disagreed. The two men quarreled over a small' lumber bill; and as Huber started to leave the saloon, There the quarrel took place, St. Dents shot him In the back.

SLOPE BRIEFS. Pioneer Dead in Auto Wreck. OAKLAND, Dec. ,4. H.

F. Eber, a pioneer well-to-do resident of San Leandro, was killed last night, and A. C. Vargas of the same place, injured, when an electric car smashed into their buggy, on the San road. The men were hurled twenty feet.

Eber, an aged man, struck on his head. His skull was fractured, and he died on the car that struck him while be ing taken to Oakland. Vargas was re moved to the hospital. Tong War Reaches NOGALES (Ariz.) Dec. 4.

It is be lieved the Chiinese tong war that originated in San Francisco has reached this city. A Chinaman found dead' last night near here and several arrests have been made In the Chinese colony, in an effott to clear up the crime. Pacific Fleet Ends Practice. MANILA, Dec. 4.

The United States Pacific fleet, Rear-Admiral Sebree commanding, has completed its practice off Olongapo, and will return here on Monday. General shore leave will be given and a series of entertainments have been arranged for th officers and men. The fleet will sail December 10 for Chinese and Japanese waters. Took Gas Through Tu6e; Dead. SAN FRANCISCO.

Dec. 4. Louis Werner, a veteran newspaper man of this city, was found dead at his desk at an early hour today with a tube from. an open gas Jet in his mouth. Werner left a letter addressed to the Coroner, stating that his act 'was due to financial troubles.

The suicide was 62 years of age. He bad been engaged in newspaper work here for many years. Relief for Wreck Survivor. SEATTLE, Dec. 4.

The twenty-aix survivors of the wrecked British bark Matterhorn are at Noah Bay, Wash, and will be brought to Seattle tomorrow. An agent for DoWolf owners of tho vessel, is to provjle the refugees wtih clothing and money. Eighty Thousand Starving. WORCESTER (Mass.) Dec. 4.

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