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Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
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AGENDA, KAr.. stp.. 2-Whlis = hhu
Baker WAS leading a threI hing mach ne
on farm near Guide Rock, Just on 81
the Nehtaska line, he WAS accidentally
cut on the band by The bard .cu'tsr boy
In rage he grAspsd the lad and deliler.
atsly fed him inio the machine. The
boy q Soream ms Ar .ct-d tho attention Of
the other bAndF, but before they could
Interfere he bey'N body had half GisAp
paSred In tho m Rchine
Toe eDraEed men se'zsd Baker and
hanged him tn thu HtraW.carrier. The
boy Was Gu. TO pieces.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

John n. Regain Was buried this nan
Jag irnnl the residence OF bis Psfssil
No 50I East Sixth street, H sHin
bis 10th year and he'd a O.s,k1hpy =
LsA's four mill, where be vAshlIelI
respected by all bis assoclIie', hl
funeral was q very large ,n4 reAthlnl
from king s.reeh GU. Sixth beyond Jsf
fsrson street. High mSsS Was pHilfHI
ed ~ b. MAry's church, by tho XIV
Father Flynn. Iulermsnt VAS ns1s 1
the NsE Cathedral Cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
DLRII

FlOKEL-On the Let inst, Hannah, wife o.
John 7. NiCksi in the sBth year OF hor
age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
Vitod TO attend her funeral from the resl
dsnes OF Der husband, No Ges West Eighth
street. on Monday afternoon, at O'Clock
Setvices a. the house. InteFnent at River
view oonetery.
HAMmOND-Un saturday, September Ist,
David, son Of the late John and ID ArgArot
Hammond, aged 20 years.
Relatives and frtOndB OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral
irom his lalo residence. No. al3 EIst Second
street, on Monday afternoon, 81 O'Clock.
lntermen1 81 RiveIVisW cemoseGY.
rALLEY-SArLh j., vile Of Norris ". Tai
Icy, aged Al years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in-
vlte TO Attend her funeral rom the real.
denos OF her husband, in BFandyRin0 Hun
arod, on Wednesday NEXT Services at the
Aouse 81 2p. m. IRteTment 81 Bethel Oome-
tory.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
Ihe Asess Ross rrenr,lon-

The Moss Ross Assembly excursion Il
BrandyWine Springs on Saturday consist
"a Of about 800 persons Professor All
ferrs orchestra furnished the mu.
sic. The exrursionists left the
Syringe about 10 p. M, arriving ID
this city about 10 30 Everything pa sed
of quietly, aud the committee Is to b.
congratulated for the creditAble manner
In which the affair was conducted.
Everybody seemed highly pleased with
the days en,oyment.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
Kn1.a q mo rnd oI. Lnrln,

HELHEA, n. T.. Btpt. A party
iuSI In from Northern MlOlAbR rtporls
thS terrible iAtsof . Ihtep hsTdeT named
Fitch, The a fortunate man Was hero
ing shefp In 90 ifolsied pkt Of the
country and on the dsy OF the Hocideni
had been Visited by tho owner OF the
herd and . meeting had been arranged
for the next day, The heider
not Epytaf!pR and the Ih.ep
being found alone, search was
made f.r the man, who was found
~. ca DAYS sfter . shApless Mas 1T the
Iepd n y lAriAt attached 10 the HORSES
sadie. l.: - supposed that the man
went 10 sleep after attaching the horse
TO bil stll, and the horse, becoming
friRhte. ed, started to run, knocking
Fitch re. ssless before he could gain
control On the animal.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

The pUlc, made = rAids ON the oroSda
OF boys VINO cor gregRte In the vicinity
Of the hel ne'aen Park on Sundays, ard
brought lot ut hats 70 tho hail. The
boys came rrnuinR along Eighth street
With hEr On, 800 rome With only one
shoe on add carry Dg the other in theiI
hand, not having had time TO put II on
when tho pDlicr we're Seen. IT, IL charged
that beer lie sold openly 10 Ill who call
for 1t on Sundays OF the 5ohueizGn
FATk, and aReeilemAn said he raw, one
SUNDAY AfteraOnn, ~ many ~ tfty u
seventy boys sttu Ina drinking beer a.
the bar ~ one tune
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

MOT CF-THE SUBSCRIBER HAY.
IN ing lost his deposit hsnk, NO. "a Gl4 In
thu Wlltn u ton savings Fund, hrrrb Riyps
notice that he mas made Application Is tGe
m1uag rs Of said fund Tor new b Ok
rcp3 80 JOHN " lLLIAMS
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
Men ovsroomo 81 Ha,uraI oas.

LIMA, o., Sept. q While Engaged ct
the natural regulator, . mile Bouth Of
this city to-day Superintendent A. c.
RslchelderfeT, Edward RuffneF, Pat
riok Duffy, Barney MoAvoy, John Han
and several ethsrs were overcome BY
gas and narrowly escaped death, They
were working 10 . email frame buildipR.
When they hAi flashed and had gone
Outiide into the Hight and air, they BE-
gan Staggering and several Of then fell
on he Lake Erie and Western Railroad,
where . through freight train picked
them up. They A-e 10 . critical como
tiou. II they recover II 10 thought che
will lose their eye sight. The yulnhn
In the RAs is thought 10 have bean ~
cause Of the pOgtEAtion.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

RosALiHD, Ills Sept, 3-wm A.
Swatt, l. II JL husOn and Elijah Beck
Ter, Tespec lively president, teller and
solicitor Of tho 81 wings bank at this
place are missing, h gether with all the
funds Of the bank, amounting to about
10000. The village IA suburb OF
Chicago and has a pop llation OF 2DOO,
nearly all Hollandcrs s vart was one OF
the "young Nap Icons o.. finance" a
ttrect car line protector, ETC., and oilrre
high interest for the use Of his Neigh
tors money.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
advance IN Wages.

PITTsBURG. Sept 8.-rbe scuthwe,l
Coke Company has volunteered 10 Al
vance the wages OF tetlT employees 1
per oept % take effect ct opos. The
company controls about one-thIld Of
sac ovens In the region. The other Ope.
rItorS claim that they cannot pay The
Increase and opsTAte the works unless
there Is an advances In the price Of coke
and that they will be compelled to Close
down their ovens II their WOrkmen In,
Stat upon the came wages ~ paid ~ the
.SJu.h west OfmpARy.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
Shooting st "a lIAcA..Y1rlver.

ASRURv PARK, N. j., Sept. Am
attempt was made to murder Jobn
Packer, hack driver, to niaAt a. he
was driving load OF passengers from
this place to Deal Beach stAtIon
AS the stage was about auhrter of a
m lie from the depo. some one in am
oush MED ~ Psoker, the bullet inst
tisgh wnnnd. s''sn'
Packer recently elected a colorei man
from MS staRe and the batter threstened
iired ths shot. " no
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
The ST. Louis wire mills Damaged

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 2.-The St. Louil
Wire Mills, formerly known as the South.
ern Barb Wire Mills, on Twenty -drst and
Gratiot streets, were damaged to the ex-
tent OF $4,000 by Ore this afternoon
Some 500 men are thrown out OF employ.
ment. The works are insured for SlO6,.
900. William Edenbour, The president,
is in Europe, and John W. Gates, vice
president, went TO Chicago lust night.
Spontaneous combustion IN the lubrlcat-
ing room is supposed to have caused the
are.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Al a meeting OF We socleIl y .I :
Uaitarisn Church hela IN Sa .l,Ii v. Vi. q
ing, the resignation oil lhe o 1,,g, Of ID
r. Wilson, who has been pas'O "a, q,
church for the past eight yaas, i, proD
eepted. Mr. Wilson VII "a 10 ~ ,,a,t.si
were instruete 10 'ttlTe az easnest Htit
as early ms possible. I9e .n EIII
rencrt, d to be in I so nd eo-u'''v-
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

On Saturday morning, the Rev. W L
$, Murray, Presiding Elder OF this die
trict, received despatch summoning hin
to the bedside Of his father in law, "a
ward Z Janyler, who resided at Still
Pond, Nd. Mr.. Murray left this city a
IL o'clock, but before he reached his des
tinati- n, Mr.. Janvier was dead. He bat
been a sufferer for a number of years
His remains Will be inferred TO day.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

CARLISLE, Pa, Sept. -Jerem'a alb
9srrs, pner woodCutter, who iged in
the moubtBins back Of Mount Alto fur
pace, cut tetrih grab 10 hia right ep
yester Jay Hnd died te.Ore he could ht
taken home. He ~as working alta tree,
whom bic axe \ lar cot and almost sew
fret his rlgl I l'R, cutting the arteries
aud bCnA A crmpn' Ion ir,rd u RfGp
The How OF blood VITA a ban1age, but
Was OaBucoeBAful.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Wilmington Division, NJ V,la a
of Railway Conductors, hclda ~ W. w.
esting meeting ia he hrad lll'Ss
Smith Building, yesterday aie ~.
There was fair attendance y w ~ Y
passenger conductor Of lhe Va ~. ~.
division, was iultirH. MO ne nys ". y,
Of the order AaI tnl' 9''s g,a,b,
only been inc shlul - --Y-
Il has over filO0 IN as treasury
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

The play OF DR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
tAkes place this evening at the Opera
House, and viii coniinue for three
evenings. Mr.. Dore Davidson will
take the principal part, and will be
supported by the charming Miss Ramie
Aps'iu ard hTst-class company. The
Sre highly commended by the pres,
and are everywhere greeted with fall
DOuBsB
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

A one-armel who passed through
this town several days ago selling lamp.
shadeF, while at Wyoming one day this
week iound peach buyers pocketbook
containing u 1865 aud had honesty
enough to hunt ihe man up and return
IL to him. He WAS rewarded for his
honesty by simple thank YOU Dover
Index.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

WAETEn-A 81, BY y b. p,,,, HELP .
Otlos BJ-2t
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Messrs RcssiteT and Riley VIII open
their dancing academy al 29l French street
Oh next Wednesday evening. Professor
Albert will furnish the music The
room has been tn roughly renovated
and painted and the old benches have been
replaced by chairs Under the present
management we have no doubt but II
will be well patronined The room now
presents very neat appearance
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

State Treasurer Herbert notifies the
school com Of the respective d 10,
trlcts in tdiB county that the money due
iToia the 5Ia o IL deposited at the Farm
ere Bank ut Now OSSlle. and can bt
obtained on application there by The
proper parties.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Some person stole from q J, ,ii Sosri
two weeks $50, t9) 10 81, %'i IL no vii
dsposi, book No E p 5t@ re y ,si ~ .
% Riss oa! 51 81 &c '' ssss . .,1' 81
could do ths thieito s9 gssIpg IppIi'li
I Sjm 10 tbe trouble Of p'''D'
/ on for a new one
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
Early.

OF course, these who buy
their Fall Clothing early
will get a more complete
stock to select from. Our
store is in perfect order
every size, all styles and al
all prices. Our Fall Over
coat is taking the special
sIo.oo-you will need il
these cool September even
ings. Come and gee US while
we have time to show you
around. You need not buy
unless you are ready,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Herman Bessey, supsrin ,endent of the
public enhools OF this county, has re.
tnrnea from hts vacation, Anu ID now OF
his home 10 Oiessa. He 4ill shortly
oommehoa a visitation OF the tcaools,
and VIII Told an examination for teach.
srs In this city In JauuAry.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

AYUrIOE-THE MONEY DUE TEE
~ IonOOl districts OF Nov castle county
by BtAts of delaware for the year 1855, ID
now At the FRrmerJ' BItk 81 new castle.
and the commits 'Onsrs can Kst the am suEts
dus by application A. The 0aaE
WILLIAM HERBERr,
s8-i7t Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

TOR sALE-AN UPRIGHT sDH-
mfr plis o.. nearly urNHs aud uIhrr
household go9da At lus West Issh st s42ti
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
,ToTICE.-IN COMPLIANCE WIT

~ the act, Entitl Il, I'm act concerning
private cor pOrAlions'' passed at Dover Marrh
II, 1854 notice IL herebT given tina "a nlnIt-
cation Will he made 10 the II n. IgnntIub q
Grubh, Nhoci'te Judge Of the superior
Ca r. Of tie state Of Delaware. residing in
kew Castle County, on saturday, The i,iL
day Of Scpten Der, $50, at 10 O'Clock. a m nj
lie Court House In tue Clty Ui winm nRton
Tor the incnrp ttinn ri a :impany 10 be- taIitj
the ''Peninsula Lumh Company, tie or
ject OF which 10 TO eirr@ nn the business al
mAruiac' uriuE. buying and seliirg Iuuthp In
all Its brnnchrs aud to do all other things In
tie conduct VI said busineys "a
LORE 4 EMMBNS
e. lit Attorneys far proposed lncorporat6fs
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Charles Jester. Of the fism OF Jester q
Mcdaniel, uas gone TO the West to pur.
chase horses and when he returns he
will tffsr some Of the finest animals y at
have been brought TO this city for &C me
time.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

The brig Allenwide," with cargo OF
ten cars, will sail for Euscenada, Argen
tine Republic. The Ears were built BY the
Harlan q HolliugswOrth Company. The
brig VIII be commanded by Capt. New
man.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Nov that the oy .tsS season has ar
rived, you enrol get better 'r fresheT
oysters than vt AInseoW's, 707 5hipley
street,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
Whnt po.s n n1snna

There is something in the wind, as was
evidenced In the Collector Of Customs
office this morning, when James j.. Vol
colt, the aspirant for U 8. senatorial
hon rs In the place of Hon. Eli sauls.
bury, and T. z Carpenter, his lieutenant,
ex Superintendent Of Schools, were NO
ticed holding a consul alton with Deputy
Collector Kyle. The consultation no
doubt means that New Castle County
shall be carried In favor Of Wolcott.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Tomorrow pllmise' o bs i v2sSS ",
y Oloudy, ADd rather cooIet' 0.rstVIa.
dny clear and stAtlonsry se~P's
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

hlannB and organs taben In fEobAnge
for now ones. Pianos Bul organs on
easy monthly payments, Bobeltn'B, no
Market sTfsHt.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
slo.ooo worm OF ,lnnn. s,n,.n

fITrsnuRG, Pa, scpt. David Nib
lack and seven othrrB, on, of them a
woman, were arrested on Saturday morn
ing Tor robtng wholesale grocery stores.
1 he Tuuhcries had been carried on for
nearly 4 year and 1t is es mated that
ncarlytIU uoU worth Of goods were stolen.
The plan was for one of the thieves Ia
secure employment as Waterman in
the store, aud after dark the goods would
ht Carrlud Oh and sold To their customers
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Big o trcs, IL nIsl ute, ealii meA
cure at AluB,u" d, 7v7 SllpIoy strte,.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

IL you want good butter call at r CHI
monde, N. W. cor Eighth and TatuAM
streets
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

SrkAY OJW - a LAGGF, pfwr
= sfraWbtTrY rom COW oaHo To AstFN
bu1dToi. IN tho 40 b OF AuRust The oWnsT
can have her by proving property aud nav.
ing oharHeH, OF she will 10 disposed Of hs-
o1rdinS I IAN sAnU!L ID. MUkkUW,
s5A3.1 2lWu
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

gETAErLD-A WHILE PhuTLsTAN
w gill TOR genera! hJusUWCTk. Apply
dl2 Wet o h EtrBst. al
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
PEERLESS DYES a AfG = IS snl HES.


NOrlOE. II, JOHN a. NORTH,
IN tn toltI' OF tho hou
situated No % vast end ~. IN The 2ud ward
Of the city OF Wilmington, county sr New
Castle and state Of Delaware, In COM
pilAnce with The requirements Of TIA,
acts Of the Gcnrrdl AtstmuiN. IN such Cast.
made and provided, dc Hrftby give lnptIrr
thai shall apply In writing To Ihr Court 81
General Sessions OF The Peace and jail DrIly-
cry Of the Stats ~ delaware, Ia aud for New
CAstleCounty, on Monday, the l5ih dap uf sent.
A. -. lsls beiuV the next toTmur TAD gat'rI
for license for said hOusr a. an iun or tavern,
for The sale therein Of intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, to he drunk on
the premises, aud the following rrsport-aIt
citizens Of said ward recommend the said Ru-
plicatiOn, viz:
Henry otbITt H Rahoook
Auolph KlohtTK Samuel Hookf . msr
RiohArd Hooth, samuel q Resd
Hubert Davis John II IhDu psOn
4 onuii Conner Robert Hutton
| iOhn BuGh ~ Ii HrofB
Henry w RasFs MtofAal katisty
Louis n mAltri. IhAtlaH He mol
Ps'or 1Fnss John u Dunbar
John MeYoy Francis T. Marshal
Geo y MR'Insr Fred Bush
John Higgins ThemAs iiOle
/ George Wood Jacob ! RteB
SS-sta JOHN a. HUaTH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
he GotHis Liquor.

The matter Of the People VS.. VIM.
f. freeman, charged with obtaining
goods under false pretences, came up
in Judge Cheney's Court yesterday
morning to be set for trial. The Court
set the case for the 18th of this month.
The charge Of obtaining the goods un-
der false pretenses in this case has q
somewhat peculiar history. Freeman,
it seems, came to this city on the oath
Of March last and made up his mind
to get something to drink. With some
congenial souls, he adjourned to the
saloon of j. P. Bradford, and, so the
Indictment charges, stated to the pro-
prietor, that he was the owner OF the
Centinella ranch, large and valuable
piece OF property. The charge further
states that Freeman, upon his claim
Of ownership, obtained liquors, wines,
and cigars to the amount OF 1890. 1t
is now claimed that he does not, and
never did, own the ranch or any part
Of it. Upon these statements the case
hangs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
The rIissourl Society.

Last Monday night large and en-
thusiastic number of ladies and gen.
tlemen met in Justice Austin's Court.
room to form the society, hereafter tc
be called by the above name. DR..
@. II. Hahn was elected president
first vice president, w. r. Singleton,
second vice-president, Mrs. DIR. Tyler
Wilson, secretary, J. Marion Brooks,
treasurer, Col. G. @. Allen. Bylaws
were adopted and committees were
authorized to be appointed by the
President. The Secretary was in
structed to give notice in all the pa
pers of the next meeting of the Socie-
ty, which will be Monday, May 9TH al
1880, p. NJ, in Justice Austin's court.
room, when the roll will be opened
for membership. Col. Singleton ant
j. Marion Brooks spoke at som,
length on the object of the society
Fifty members signed the roll an(
the meeting adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
The Chautauquans.

The various Chautauqua circles Of
the city met in joint session last even
ling at the Woman's Home. At half
past seven the members began to ar
rive, ,and as has been the custom hereto
fore at the joint meetings, the fore
part Of the evening was spent in social
visiting. Shortly after eight Rev. DR..
Crawford called the meeting to order,
and presided until the arrival of the
president, Professor Grove. The
evenings exercises were commenced
by singing "Work While the Day
Lasts" with Mrs. Burch at the piano.
The minutes Of the last meeting we're
read and approved, after which Miss
Mink gave an interesting exercise on
botany, using the blackboard. Mr..
Patterson gave a flute solo, and the
balance OF the evening was consumed
in a contest on quotations from
Shakespeare. 1t was voted to hold
the final joint meeting the last Mon
day in Nav.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
University Place.

The University Place Improvement
Society will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the University building,
Friday evening next at sharp 7 7:3O
O'Clock. 1t is greatly to be regretted
that hitherto very little interest has
been shown in this society except by
few. 1t is hoped the meeting on
Friday night will show that this is
more apparent than real. The new
dry goods store on Wesley avenue il
open and looks very neatly. Red
stripes indicate that in the Bennett
Block, on Jefferson street, there will
be barber shop. 1t has long been
needed. The church was tastefully
decorated on Sabbath last, the artists
being Mrs. Young, Mrs. Prof. Shrader
and Mrs. Tolshard. They surely lost
nothing in reputation by this latest
effort in their art.
Among other designs too numerous
to mention was full-sized wheeYbar-
row constructed with evcrgreens and
loaded with roses. Next Sabbath
morning the monthly Sabbath school
concert comes off, and we may look
for another floral display. The Sec
ond lecture in the course of ten will
be given by Prof. Weaver on Wednes-
day evening, at z 80 o'clock sharp, at
the church. The Professor shows
himself at home in Biblical lore. w.
III. RassiDgtcn, OF Topeka, Kan, and
his accomplished wife, cousin oi
Mrs DR.. Warner, pastor of the
church, is spending some time in
California, and have been guests ol
DIX. Warner. He is the attorney for
the A. 7. and S. F. Railroad, and 9
lawyer of great prominence.
A private school has Just beer
opened on Oakland avenue, in the
Harper tract, by Mrs. Brown. 1t il
for small children. Mrs. Brown has
had large experience in teaching
children, and will surely give greai
satisfaction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
Uommerciai Ac,ixitx.

The Southern Pacific freight house
is well filed at the present time, and
all day long a procession of wagons
may be seen deploying up and down
San Fernando street conveying the
goods to their destination. Messrs.
Whittier, Fuller 4 Co. have a large
consignment of oils and paints and a
train of oil cars awaiting delivery, but
owing to the destruction OF their estab-
lishment by fire the goods will have to
be warehoused for the present. Messrs.
Weller 4 Co., have carload Of gaso-
line stores on hani, and Messrs.
Germain and others all have a large
quantity Of goods in the process of de-
livery to them.
At the Santa Fe depot similar &C.
tivity exists, and it is evident that a
vast amount of business is being done
in the city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02

| has been brought before the court for
| a setting several times since the de.
fendant was arraigned, but that until
yesterday it had been postponed on
some pretext. Mr.. Long said the
charge against the defendant was a
very slim one, and that the only
reason be was held over was beciuse
there was doubt " as to his guilt.
Tie story Of the alleged attempt at
burglary is as follows: The clerk OF
Laughlin's grocery store, at the corner
of Bellevue and New High streets,
went out the front door, leaving All
Gee playing with the proprietor's
child; that when he came in again
All Gee had gone, and he heard the
alarm-bell on his money till ring. A
second later he saw All Gee going out
the back door, and preferred the
charge against him. The case has
been set for June 9th. The alleged
attempt occurred the first Of April.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
a LADY,s HANDKERCHIEF.
The Trouble II Caused Among
Certain Newspaper Men.


Certain Newspaper Men,
On Saturday last the San Francisco
Eraminsr contained burlesque ac-
count Of an incident said to have oc'
Cured on a tug in the bay on the &C.
casion Of the O'Connor-Petersen boat
race. 1t was related that among the
party were Mrs. Amy Croker and
Henry Norman, known as travelling
special correspondent Of The London
Pail Mall Gazette, and that during the
trip Mr.. Norman jumped overheard
and rescued a costly handkerchief
dropped into the water by the lady.
Yesterday the following appeared in
the editorial columns OF the same
paper:
A gross wrong was done Mr.. Henry
Norman, correspondent OF the Lon
don PoU Mall Gazette, by an article
which appeared in the local columns
of yesterdays Enaminer. The gentle
man was unjustly made by the pub
lication TO figure in degrading and
ridiculous position. Reflection was
also cast on his standing as a journal
ist, which is beyond question in Eng
land, on the continent and in this
country. The article was printed in
the absence of the editor, and the
Examiner regrets exceedingly its ap-
pearance, and trusts this explanation
will in some measure repair the in
jury done an unoffending gentleman.
Last night Call reporter sought an
interview with the managing editor OF
the Examiner. He was received by
Arthur McEwen, who since Saturday
has acted at the desk formerly occu-
pied by A. B. Henderson, but he pos
itively declined to be interviewed. He
was asked concerning letter written
by w. X. Hearst the proprietor, to
Mr.. Norman, to which he replied that
it was a private communication.
Mr.. Norman was seen at his apart
ments at the Palace Hotel last even
ing. He said he was perfectly willing
to tell what he knew Of the affair.
During my stay in San Francisco" /"
he said, Il have been on the most
friendly terms with Mr.. Hearst, and
/ was very much shocked and my
feelings outraged when the article in
the EGanliner was shown me on the
morning it appeared. Before could
do anything, however, this letter was
delivered to me-" The letter which
Mr.. Norman allowed the reporter to
copy was as follows;
Dear Mr.. Norman:
Any apology or reparation is hope
less know, but have done all can
think Of. NV managing editor has
been discharged, and the columns Of
my paper are completely at your ser
vice for any apology or retraction we
can make. Sincerely yours, w. Il.
HEARST. rs. +. Call.