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Ing; III ever 700 heaven will have to
get there through the penit' ntlary." He
is out now, but he is Riill reapipg. More
than that, his family Is reap.
ing, too, rsspinV what he sowed.
Oh, Tia man could but do all his own
reapinp buthe cannot. His mother and
father, his wiis and his ChildUn must reap
a part Of what he sows. Men talk OF the
ter[ofs Of .pestllenco and war and the
earthquake. tell you ldonot fear them
oil together as ! do sin.
Ignorance Of the seed: II a farmer
would plant seed not knowing what kind
OF seed 1t was you would say he was
crazy. Y0t he 10 sowing only for q short
time, while you and l are sowing for
eternity.
Young mar, what arc you sowing 2
You, fathers, what sreyou sowing? Youth
over there by the wall, what are you SOW.
ing2 Tellmehowyou are living, and will
tell you what you will reap. How do you
spend your sundsys7 Do you give Tres
rein TO your lusts and your animal pae.
sionHH How do you treat your father
and mother2 II YOU honor them God
will honor you. Do you call your mother
"the old woman2' Don't laugh that 10
nothing 10 laugh at. Haye you been
here In this town ok months and not
wrlttcn homer ltso, Ill tell you what
you will reap.
Mr.. Moody told two pathetic stories OF
boys who had neglected and dishonored
their mothers, and Of the woe and sorrow
they reaped In after years, and another OF
q man who was about 10 take his father
away 10 the poor house when his little
boy aHkod, "paps, when you get old will
have TO take you 10 the poor house P"
That man changed his mind. II was
well he did; II no had not, his boy would
have taken him 10 the poor house. Don't
laugh OF that that 10 the law Of God.
PRAYER SERVICE.
Mr.. Moody closed with q direct appeal
10 those present, and after a fsfyont pray.
or, thone Of the RSsemblags who could not
remain longer we're allowed Ia. depart, and
q service Of prayer followed. Mr., Moody
made q stirring appeal to hlB hearers.
Addresses oil 0xhoratlon were also made
by othefa.
There will DO no public services this
morning, Mr.. Moody announced yeBlOf.
day, however, that lie desired TO meet all
the pastors Of the city at the Y. NJ, q. A,
rooms at 0 o'clock tiliB morning. There
will be q meeting al the First Presbyterian
church at . O'Clock this afternoon, and
general services at the Ohapllns street
rink al 7i1o p. M, Of both Of which Mt.
Moody will preach.
LIS. Good & %, cell dry goods the
heapORL
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MeaiEa1.
ECZEMA
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured
BY Cnticura.

ECZEMA, or salt Rheum, with It's agon'zlng Itch.
log ara burning isS@It!y relieved 6y warm
ton Of CurICURA, the great skin Cure. THIS 70.
pgnled daily, With two or three doses Of CUTiCURA
RESoLyRNT, tho now Blood puflllCr, 70 keep the
Ing tho bowels open tho liver and kidneys active,
will speedily euro ECIOma, TGttOr, KnRwOrm,
rGorMI, LlChen, PtItllus, sCald Head, DGnhrtilH,
and every species Of Itching BcAly, and Plmply
IlumoiE Of the S0alp aud Skin, when the best ply.
BlClAns and all known remedies fall,
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II you would enjoy your dinner 10
arc prevented by dyspepsia, use Ack niIs
Dyspepsia Tablets. They are q posu a1S
cure for dyspepsia, indigestion, llaII ,tIE
and constipation. We guarantee ltsIJi
Is and 80 cents. At Logan 4 Co'sEu
Charles Menkemeller's.
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tgtatciully acknowledge cure Of ECzOma, or
Salt Rheutn, on head, neck, face, arms and lega
for seventeen yeaFB; not able 10 walk except on
hands aud knees for onO yel:t not able 10 help
myself for Uight ycan; Tiled hundreds oil rem6.
dlUS; doctors pronounced my case hOpeleHi per.
mAnGnLly cured BY tho OuTlCQRA IENEpIE!.
WILL MCDONALD,
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Gke GntdliIqE'tcer


Wanted-llfICkmaSOn
StrAyCl--COW.
Gold aud Silver spCctaClcs-w. +, Krltg,
List OF Letters
Portrait EfRmcs-E i. EiChOl.
New GOOdS-k J. Smylh.
Prohibition Ticket
-Four iiings Worth Knowlns-J. s. Rhodes 4
Dananas-GcorSc X. McMcchen Il Eon.-Foarlh
page.
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i. beacon Hill Linen,
IL tho Finest paper made.
j. II. WILSON,
Bookseller Il StatiOnGr,
1908 Market 81.

Tonight Col. PfenIlSD lngrahSm's great
play Of "ThV GNmbler'd Wife" will b.
presented at the Grand Opera House by
w. O, Donaldson's celebrated company,
This drama and company have received
very llAttetlng enComiums from the press
in other cities, and will be a very strong
attraction. II will 10 doubt diaw out the
fair sex largely, as II 10 SAID 10 be enc Of
the greAteBt society plays nov before The
public, interpreted with blight comedy,
music and fine scenic effects. This CON.
pAny carry thOir own scenery Tor tue pro,
luGlion oil this great play.
~
Low Hate EGcntAun to chicago Via u. =
U, II, II,
Monday, Novainbpi 8, 1880, tho Il. 4 .,
will cell low rats excursion tickets 10 Chi.
Cago, good tell days. For iull Information
call a. depot ticket office,
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Ara sold By all druggists. Pfloe. CullCufa, %
cents. RN0iyRNT, 81 %; SOAR, % cents. Pic.
pattd BY the lOTTEH DhUu AND CHEMICAL TO-,
Boston, Send for "llow 10 Cure Skin DiHeaSea."
tho Complexion aud Skin BY using
OEhu the CutlCtiFa Soap.
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1,f,IENfA.

Some i've months ago | had tho pleasure 10 In.
form you VI my improvement In tho hsg Of the
yUriCuRk RBHEDiIR III my case Oi leYefp Chronic
Eczema EtythOmAtOtA, and 70 day CheeFiully con.
aud complete, and alttibllo Il entirely 70 your
remedies, having used no othets.
fERNAN EsRNCltARDO,
Sa6 pCnhA Avenue, IL, Louis, No,
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Monday, November s, the p, C'&M
L. Ry. %. will cell excursion tickets Y
Chicago at rate Of 5000. Tickets gooa
returning until November IS. Train eaye
Wheeling at 1:l0p p. m. city time, atlIr
Ing in Chicago at $3.50 the following nS 10.
ing. oCt%
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ihAvO tuIetcd from Salt RhCuH iot over eight
Yeas, Al tines no bad that could not attend 70
my btSlnCSO TOT weeks NJ time. ThieO boxes 81
CificURL aud four bottles RE,oiYENr have on.
kltply Ottpd me VI lblA dreadful dlsPAe,
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Just opened-27 cases Of dCntH' EI IntI
Shoes, hand and machine made, SIlleA
we offer OF bargain prices. L. V. BLOND
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ZThe NoYember Centuu
FIRST CHAPTERS OF
THELIFR OF LINCOLN,

FlhsT CliAFVERsO F
THE LlFE OF LINCOLN,
Described above including the editorial present.
mont and authors preface; with new fronts
piece potlalt Oi Limo In, and nlne,een illnStTa'
lions, This instAlmPnl entitled "LipC0ln ny
Pioneer" gives tho ancestry Of the President and
the relation between the Lincoln family and
Daniel lnonG: RlSO LinOoll's boz hood and early
manhood, aud y graphic account OF tho frontier
States IN the earlier days.
OLD CHELSEA.
by Dr.. B, Z. Martin, Describing picturesque
suburb OF London, once the home OF Queen Ella.
beth, Nell GEynn, George Eliot Carlyle, aud
other famous cE IraCleni illustrated by Seymour
Hayden aud Joseph Pennell.
MACHINE POLITICS
IN NEW YORK.
ny THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
Including chapters on "IICGleri" "ThO Social
Side" The lAQuorsCller In Politics, "BOSi Meth
ocB, etc., etc,
THE FATE OF AVOICE;
A STORY by MARY uALL0CK Fo0TF,
Author Of "lhe Led.HOWO Olalm,n John BOde.
wins Testimony" ETC., with one Iul,'plge ilustTA'
ton by the author,
GEN. IIOOKER'S
APPOINTMENT AND REMOVAL,
An anonymous article by a gentleman who was
ct army headquarters In Washington Ut the time Of
the events described.
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INDICATIONS.

WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the lnStallnlent plan
whereby you can secure q watch ut once
on easy payments. tall and investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, JeWelCr,
Cor. Twelfth ana Market Sts,
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FALL aud Winter Stock Just received.
A iull line OF SulLingS, OYCrCoHtlHgs
aud pantAlOOnings. Also q full llue or
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
sultlngs a Speciality ,,,,O g. CIV,
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Cent? Fine and Medium grades o.
Shoes in all the leading styles, a.
L, Y. BLoNDh
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Mr.. MOODY BEGINS
nls EvANoEIlsTIc 1ApoRs
In Wheeling Under Very Promising AulPI'
css-LaTgs Crowds Greet Him atAnths
Services Effective, Interesting Ser.
mona and Lots Of Singing

Dwight L. Moody, the celebrated
eyepgelist, whose fame 1t may be said ex-
tends almcst the world over wherever tie
tluO and living God 10 known ard
reveIed, arrived in this city Saturday
from Auburn, N. Y, where he has been
conducting a eerlCs OF mcst successful re-
vival meetipgs, sud yesterday commenced
q ten days work in this city, where
every one will edmit the field ia large and
tho need for earnest aud united work o
pressing one, For the past two weeks,
the Christian people of the city have been
holding q aerles Of preparatory meetings
and the result has been q most gratifying
one. Az far as can be Eeen and
Judged, a religious spirit has been
aroused such Rs has rot been felt
here for many years. Those in the service
Of the Master have been enthused and are
earnestly endeayoEing u aid in bringing
about an awakening OF a religious sentl-
ment that ahsll be lasting and Of benefit
to mankind generally and Wheeling in par
tiCular. The ip tiuenCe Of thtse preparatory
meetings has already been felt by those
outside; many are engaged in thinking
seriously OF the hereafter, 90 well as Of the
present and the manner In which tier
lives have been spent. Much good Ia ex'
peeled 10 result from the meetings that
fhaye been held and that are TO take place
during the next ten days.
Mr., Moody conducted three meetings
Yesterday and at all Of them he was
greeted by large and attentive audiences;
Many mad heard the noted and successful
worker speak in other places all had
heard Of and read about him and re,
garded him as no stranger. The. interest
grew throughout the day, at each service
being perCeptibly deeper than at the pre-
yious one. The prospects arc thAt lhis
growth Of interest will continue through
out Mr.. Moody's lRboEs here,
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We are receiving daily large invoices d
Shoes Of the loading makcrg 10 oil eiis
and widths. l.. V. BLOND
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed RtsChnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
"a. NJ, co.; IL NJ, 90; 81. NJ. 0l'; 7r. NJ,
620. Sunday: I A. NJ, 4S0; I'm, 07':
3r. NJ, est I II. Nj, Oio.
INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov Lila. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania and West Vlr-
Rinla, fair weather, westerly winds,
slightly warmer
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way plain; 10 make the people wise that
thsy may 10 longer be Indifferent; that
there might be joy among the angels
over the redemption Of souls thts day.
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Chicago and Return 5000, by the rag
IInnilln ILnMLe.
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When you hear q yoppg man npeak Of
tsoving his Wild pats" do not encourage
him In that course by smiling AZ him.
Weep for him pray for him.
Tho speaker told an affecting story Of o
Missouri forger who came to him In Obi.
cago, saying: "Men say there Ia no holl |!
l have been In II for months" Finally
this man went home and confessed, say.
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AN lMrnEssION on nm, MOODY.

Ills Appcorauce and HIs styIO-What II Ii
That Makes Ills Work Tell.
Nearly eleven years have passed since |
first saw and heard Mr., Moody, and in the
meantime / have not Eeen him until now,
Mr.. Moody, assisted by his singing CO.
lsborer, had returned from RrouSing the
skin beyond the sea-" and had come to
Philadelphia to stir up the Quaker City.
The abandoned freight dept Of the Penn.
svluanis lIlilroad-sinCe converted into a
wonderland Of Lrade-had boon turned In
to a tabernacle. People wondered wheth.
er the evaDgeliats could fill tina great hall
-uy recollection Is that II seated over
lOCCO EargOns. 1t want long before
reonls were were wondering whether tie
svpnpellss couldn't gil two halls Ct that
sizs. | watched the great meetinge
closely and critically and tried 10
keep up with the results, It's my dGlib:
crate conviction tina. Moody and
Sankey lit In Philadelphia flame that
viii burn for generations 10 come, fOr
Sood iriluenCes as well rs evi! arc passed
along tho line and handed down from
Tenrrauun TO generation. / know Of
men WHO were started on the right track
whose influence drew in other men-the
old story Of the widening circle.
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Time has made it's mark on Mr.. Moody.
llIs hair Is thinner and Literally streaked
with gray, and there Is u little bald spot
in The crown OF his head. His full beard 10
alfo sprinked. His broad square should
ers seem q good deal broader, and he has
more girth. Ills weight cannot be far
lion $50 pounds. AS q preacher he has
Loot nothing, and am pot sure bat he
has gained. lie was built tor endurance
has q neck like an ox-and work docs
not reeln 10 bave worn him down. No
body can oveIwork him. He will cut out
for himself more than any committee
will assIEu to him. His steam is up sll
the time, and II he did not work 1t oil he
would explode.
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Whoever has heard much OF Mr.. Moody
will recognize him on the platform. There
! Is about him nothing whatever Of the
clerical cut. He might be well.kept
business man In his everyday suit pl
darS blue, GETAWAY coat and high collar,
we'll cut out In the front to lct bis full
beard through. As the people pour In lie
throws an inluiripg glance over the
house. II Is nearly lnD TO begin, and he
neanu 10 begin OIL time. Sill they pour
in, The eeGts In the body Of the hall are
filled, but there arc vacancies on the plat
form. He begins to give objections, and
he speaks with the voice Of authority. /;
la q Moody meeting, and Moody Is going
10 have IL his way, because he Is an ex.
pert and knows how. He has handled
crowds in which this would be lost. lie
lis not going to begin before
everything is in order, and he is
bound that there shall DO no delay,
While the people are being moved to the
platform, 10 every vacant place, he has
another hymn sung. Song Is one OF his
best instruments, a goblet Of water has
been placed on the raj! tor his use. lie
asks q reporter to kindly take the goblet
from hia hand and set It on tho table be.
low. II might knock 1t OIL" Then q si-
lent prayer - another OF hs weapons.
Already the people have felt the touch.
Here Is man who knows what to do and
how 10 do 1t, and tho simple air Of Conls
dence convinces everybody that he Is not
going 10 fall.
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6ErTYsHURG.

THENEED OF TRADE SCHOOLS.
:, BY RiChArd AuGhmMIy, founder Of tbeS,vy
Trade schools, with illuAIratIOIS '"'"'W lVik
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MI Moody sees In every man and
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with Maps Of the Gettysburg Campaign, Nv H,II'
Doubleday, and numerous illuSlratI0ns "'''u'a'
AN ART PAPER,
BY CIARLEs wALUsTRIS.
On tn, Tcmple Of Diana Of the Epho,t.n. -,
other recent dis OvcfGsi IN which H. ", inl
identlfel Hn ancient silver plate htev toSn @II'N
France rs tho work Il the sllyrrmihs n EnhuguA
Illustrated. '''AHV4"
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LIS. Good { %, tOll dry ROodI The
heapORL
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Rev. NJ Buckley D. Di Astronomical &
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NOVELS AND STORIES
SPECIAL FEATURES

include novel by Frank soku nOyaei stories BY
Renus EDWARD EgesOn aud other Amer cwinhn
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Mr.. Moody has been speaking for 1--WE
minutes before he lifts hand from the
rail on which he has been leaning with
both. His delivery Is rapid, his pitch
rather high and at first monotonOug, but
his voice 10 iar.IeRching, and 30 close
Is tho attention that not word
is lost. lie drops out some short
Wotds, az, for example, "WouId like
SEQ him cast out a devil" He leaves of
an occasional & from words ending In Ing.
lilo 10 In hurry to say all he wants 10
say before closing time and these, perhaps,
arc his short cuts across iota Sometimes
his grammar ID faulty. An elocutionIst
would find In him q hne field for missions
airy labor; and twenty elocntionists could
not say what no says with half the power.
As he warns 10 his work tkefo 10 q Amer
sympathetic quality Of voice and wider
range OF tone. Gestures become more
frequent, but there are not many OF them.
His dumping right hand made into DIT
with the ioretinger extended does most Of
tho work, and does II with good deal Of
grace. lie could preach from the head OF
q cheese box without discomfort, 80 little
docs he move about. Ills teet change pc.
bluon rarely. AL tuB hLnO no ~ WNlns
Ing the people and warming with III in,
until, al the end Of hls sermon aud d
ShArp, short prayer, everybody ID ready to
sing Justify the grand old hymn, "Ccmo
Thou Fount oil Every Blessing"
Thcro has been a remarkable exhibit.
tlon Of ono mans power. What 10 tho
gpctet Of III The man is TERRIBLY In
parneA,,6 phrase which he uses more
than once In his disCourSo. Ills eArneOt.
meas roIniorCes q strong intellect. llsUm.
ploys a LONELY, lorcible logic. He never
veli oil the main line Of his talk, which lB
4 Well.ConCeiyed argument Ills style Ia
simplicity itself. There are no flights.
When llG illustrates, Ills with some touch.
Ing Hoty from his own experience, and II |
he beginning raises a smile the ending Is |
very likely 10 bring teSiB. Tho story ID
pari Of hls argument, and never breaks
he thread. MI. Moody talks very plainly
Ind often bluntly, but always Ia good
asIe. ThOEe ls never any buIoohsfy.
rhUis are mono Of the BhOOkLng explosions
which draws Ctowis aud make tho judi.
lous gtieye."
NB. MoblV aces In eVaFV man and
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THE UENElAL MEETlNu

Al the CtNrllhO street Illnk An Immense
OuipUurlhg,
At3 o'clock In the afternoon a general
meeting was hold in the OhapllnO BlrOOs
rink at tho corner Of ChApllns and Tweh.
/ yrsocOnd streets. AT the west end Of the
building a spacious platform las been
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New Goods IIeceIyed,

N lSS0, hy Prnclcr h Gnmhlc.
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erected for the singers aud those assisting
In the meetings, AtIkeesst end doors have
been cnt in order to allow Of easier sxiI.
The surface has been taken up with seats
improylssd for the occasion, making the
ssstiuR ca paclty shout 1900. These were
ali occupied and hundreds stood
up. There were not less than 1900 or
200 people in the buildingi, It
wOs probably the largest religious gather u
ths doors were opened tho people gather.
cd outside in such numbers as 10 almost
till the streets, and once the doors were
opened there was q regular rush for q
time, making 1t impossibls for the usheIs
10 do anything, The ushers did fairly
we'll afterwards, but some OF them should
have had more experience b>iore being
selected,
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JOHN G. NICOLAY and COL. JOHN HAY
THE WAR SERIES,

which has boon followed interest great aun
during the coming but Will by
Articles ChkAmRugR shtTuSns
naval engagements and prhol G will appear "N VITA
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-29
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Jack Brady and Joe McAuliffe are in
training for glove fight.
Billy Mehan and Tom Cleary have agreed
| 10 fight for purse of $3.50 and side bets Of
500 each.
A person engaged in the milling business
is not, in the eyes Of the Supreme Court,
merchant"
Henry Vrooman has been nominated for
the Senate from Alameda, and Jordan for
the Assembly.
Harvey C. Newman, while out on the
bay on Sunday, saved the lives of Irene,
Flora and George Wilson, whose boat had
capsized. He had to dive for each one.
plan is under consideration by the
Harbor Commissioners for building an
other section of the seawall from Pacific
street to Clay street, a distanceof 600 feet.
It is announced that next year engineers
Will be sent by the San Francisco and
Northern Pacific Railroad to work on the
extension of the line from Cloyerdale TO
Ukiah.
Andrew Murphy. marble cutter, was
stabbed on Monday night by an ex-conviet
named William II. Sheppard. because Of a
refusal to treat the latter. The wound is,
not dangerous.
The new synagogue of the First Hebrew
Congregation of Oakland was dedicated on
Sunday. 1t is q handsome edifce, contain
ing features of the Byzantine and Gothic
styles, and has seating capacity of 100
Clara s. Foltz, who bolted the Republican
party to support the dollar-limit" states
ipan and the State ticket led by him, has
received her instructions from the Chair
man If the Democratic State Central Com
mitu c.
TIL Central Pacific Land Office is in al
most daily receipt of various items Of in
terestng Information concerning the devel-
opment of different portions Of the State.
There is at present revival going on in
mining affairs.
The charge Of robbery against George
Haniy. the baseball player who created a
small riot in Chinese camp at the Porero
several days ago, and who was charged
with the tiieit OF some money from Mon
goPs trunk, was reduced to petty larceny.
The verdict ofthe Distric; Court allowing
the Sunset Telephone Company 81, 500 dam
ages against the ship Charmer is affirmed.
The vessel, while being towed in the bay,
allowed her anchor TO drag and snap the
cable between San Francisco and Oakland,
The Citizens Independent Convention
has created quite sensation by nomina-
ting the following named ladies' for School
Directors Miss Cordelia S. Kirkland, Mrs.
H. H. Luce, Mrs. Harriet NJ. Skidmore,
Miss Mary Campbell, Miss Sarah D. Ham,
lin, \. NJ. and Miss Mary B. Treat.
The Supreme Court has granted rehear-
ing on October 4th in the case OF Notary
Public Brown and Mrs. Welle who were
convicted and sent to prison for fraud in
connection with the Isabella Clark afi-
davit, to be used in the Sharon divorce
case. The parties are out Of prison on
5000 bail each.
The street-car men report that there are
now $50 men in their organization, and
they have so systematized matters that
meetings are conducted with the utmost
secrecy and without danger of disclosure.
To maintain this condition of affairs de-
tectives are constantly employed to bring
talebearers to justice.