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PEANUT OIL.
A New Industry to be Established in
California.

CHICAGO, July THIN. Morrez of France is in
establish the peanut oil industry. lam sur. ~
prised,' said Morrez. $50 little Importance is
given 70 peanut growing in this country. Some
thing like &C, 600 900 worth of peanuts is imported
ufacture of soap. In the United States about
5000 0U0 bushels Of peanuts are raised yearly.
which are used for food alone. That is but little
part OF the industry. Peanut oil is equal to
olive or sweet oil, and may be employed where
ever the latter can be. A bushel of peanuts
subjected to hydraulic pressure will weld a
gallon of oil equal to the best oil OF olives. I
learn peanut oil was used extensively in the
South during your late war, in the machine
shops, and that its lubricating qualities are as
good as whale OIL II the conditions are favor
able shall establish an industry in Southern
California"
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Several Persons Injured by q Train Bs
ing Derailed.

ing Derailed.
MANTENo Qn.), July 7th.-A train OF fourteen
cars, bearing knights of Pythias from Southern
four forward cars, by misplaced switch this
morning: The rear portion of the train ran
upon siding, except a chair car occupied by
the East 81, Louis contingent which turned
were hurled with great violence against the
side OF the car; The sudden stopping of the
train prevented long list of casualties. ]. ri.
Grower OF Waco, Texas, aged So was killed
and half dozen were injured, none fatally.
The excursionists were transferred to a special
train and sent to their destination.
MILWAUKEE. July 7th.-General Carnahan,
Pythias, has received dispatch from Manteno.
ILL.,. announcing that four Knights were killed
and six injured in a wreck of an Illinois Central
special train containing the Sixth Regiment of
Illinois knights. Among the wounded is Chan
celior Ward. who will be unable 20 attend the
encampment in consequence.
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Thousands of Natives Reported TO be Il
Want of Food

Want of Food.
LONDON, July ah-Advlces have reached
cairo that the famine that has for some time
past prevailed in the Soudsn is incressfpS ran,
idly. Thousands OF natives are without food 81
any kind, and the reported number OF deaths
from starvation are confirmed
With the reports of this dreadful state of sf-
fairs come horrible stories of csnnibalisn,-
which is also said TO be on the increase, II was
reported not long go that the dead were being
eaten by the famished survivors, but The nrrs,
ent aaVlces represent matters as still worse IL
is now asserted that large number OF men,
women and children are deliberately put 10
death that they may serve as food for their
companions.
They are deliberately put to death in public
and their bodies divided and eaten, each s,Ir-
viving family receiving its quota until in turn
almost every family has lost one or more of its
members
The Government relief has been extended to
the unhappy people as far as possible but not
suthclently to alay the terrible suffering in the
interior settlements, which are beyond reach
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstrong, Judge.

MONDAY, July 7th.
Rooney VS.. Pugh-C Continued for the term.
Rooney VS.. Fey--Continued for the term.
Mayo VS. Myers-Continued for the term.
Joseph Hill VS.. Marx A. Miller-Ordered that
the Receiver file his account within ten days.
Robert Stsckhouse VS.. Sarah Stackhouse-
Testimony taken and case taken under advise
ment.
Department Two-van Fleet, Judge.
MONDAY, July 7th.
John F. Cooper VS.. A. W. Hopkiner-Contin-
ued for the term.
Frank Rose vs. NJ. S. williams-Continued to
the sd of July.
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A WARM SPELL
The East Again Suffering From SOILS
Rays.

Rays.
CHICAGO, July 7th.-According to predictions
OF local signal Service officials, and in view of
all the surrounding conditions, Chicago and the
Northwest are in for another spell of hot
weather, which is likely to surpass the one of a
few days ago, not only in extent. but in dura-
ton and intensity. Early this morning the
the temperature has been rapidly climbing ever
since. At 10 @ clock it stood at 95o. hot, dry
wind from the southwest has been blowing
since this morning.
At O'Clock this afternoon the Signal Service
thermometer on top of the Auditorium tower
indicated S0e. In the streets the temperature
was 95 70 so0 number OF prostrations aIe
reported.
TEMPERATURE IN VARIOUS CITIES.
CHICAGO, July 7th.-Following shows the tenn
perature early this morning: New York, 72o:
New Orleans, SEQ; st Louis. 7So Cincinnati, 40:
Chicago, 74o; Winnipeg, 600
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Narrow Escape of Three Men from
Rushing Wafer

marrow ESCAPE OF Three Men from the
Rushing Water.
CARSON (Ney.) July 7th.-The dam at Prices s
Lake, between Washoe end Carson, broke last
night, the water sweeping trees, rocks and de-
posits of earth before 1t. The flood was thirty
feet high and hundred feet wide. Three men
saw the wall of water coming, end rushed down
the rocky ravine for their lives. The points OF
rocks jutting from the sides of the ravine
caught the huge boulders and debris, piling
them up for some distance and the Temporary
stoppage of the water saved the mems lives
The fume was carried by the water into the
helds two miles away, and sand was piled upon
the Virginia 1ruckee Railroad track, delaying
the passenger train fiffeen minutes. The water
flowed away into Washoe Lake, doing no fur
ther damage
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Navy blue, cardinal,
etc.. heavy gros grain
silk, naturaIWood handles
reduced to $l.
Fancy Parasols, stripes,
ETC.. elegant creations a
dozen or more, slightly
soiled by handling, the or
iginal price divided by 2.
Black Silk Coaching
Parasols. silk lined, ST..
Fancy Parasols in all the
newest colorings.
Mourning Parasols in a
variety of prices.
D%ALL TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS
OF PROFIT OR COST.
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MUD VS.. WATER.
Another Citizen Expresses His Views on
the Subject.

Another Citizen Expresses His Views on
the Subject.
EDS. RECORD UNION: In answer to the
estimable citizen who in your issue of Mon
day made so just a complaint in regard to
the danger to life and property on account
of the mud choking up our water mains
and fire. plugs, l would say that h ad we an
army of mea to look after these pipes we
would surely find those fire plugs faulty
which we had the most use for No, no.
my friends, the surest way
"To turn stream from its we'll known bed
Is-to turn it at its fountain-head"
The key to this problem is simply this:
Pump no mud into the pipes. and no mud
will come from them. In other words, let
us bnild reservoirs of sufficient capacity.
and let us force the water through the pipes
after it is filtered and pure.
Sacramentos mud may be healthy to
drink. but doubt whether it is better than
pure water. By doing this we would not
only have comparative security from the
red winged frs fiend, but we would also
raise our sanitary condition 10 a healthier
standard: thereby lessen our mortuary lists,
Steps taken in this direction would do a
great deal 10 boom our town. A CITIZEN.
BRADYcRoTINE cured headaches for S. N,
Solomon, Macon, Ga.
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ON THE DIAMOND.

Results of the Games Throughout the
East Yesterday.
CI.sAGo, July 7th.- Baseball games were
plat ID III The East to-day, resulting as follows:
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At Boston-Boston 5, Cleveland g.
At lphia-Philadelphi s. Pittsburg Ii j.
At New York-New York Is. Buffalo g.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 9, Chicago o.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At adelphia-Philadelphi /, Cincinnati 5.
At Chicago-New York /. Chicago 4.
At Brooklyn-Cleveland 2, hrooklyn4
AT Boston-Boston s. Pittsburg g.
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TROUBLE BREWING,
Opposition to Union of States in Central
America.

CHICAGO, July 7th.-Thomas A. Sarsield, re-
Gently resident of San Salvador, is in this
city. He says: There is trouble brewing in
all the Central American Republics. l should
not be surprised to hear of general uprising at
any time. 1t all arises from the proposed union
OF States between the Governments of Costa
Rica, Honduras, Nicaragua. san Salvador and
Guatemala. The head officials want to see the
union effected, but the people are opposed to
the scheme for they fear they may unknowing
ly give away their rights just exactly how all
this VIII terminate no mortal man can say l
under,taDd large shipments of arms and am
mu ition have been made during the last two
or three weeks from San Francisco If this be
true bitter warfare is sure TO be waged, result
ing in much bloodshed"
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Stockholders Meeting.-A meeting of the
stockholders of the Buffalo Brewing Company
viii be held at the Office of said company,
Twenty-hrst street, between Q and R, THURS
DAY EVENING, July II, 1890, at 7:3o clock.
ADoLPH HEILBRoN, President
W. E. GERBER, Secretary. jy6-td
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The regular annual m q citing of the st ock.
holders of the Pioneer Milling Company will
be held at the Office of the company. corner
First and Broad streets, on MONDAY, July 18th,
al ZSO Q elock NJ, for the purpose of electing
Board of Directors for the ensuing wear and
for the transaction of any other business that
may come before the meeting
Je21-Sw(Su) +. b. SMITH. Secretary
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The best plac, in California to have your
printing done: A. ]: Johnston d Co.'S, 40
treet. Sacramento Cal.
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NEW TODAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Loa,
round, For Sale, 10 Let end smilar notices under
ta's mead are inserted for cents per line the first
an'e and cents per line each subsequest time. AZ
notdces OF this character sssu be found under lids
hecdino.
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STATE BOARD OF TRADE.
A Direct Representation to be Give
Citv Subscrihers.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 7th.-The State Board OF
Trade has taken steps to give subscribers in this
city. who contribute to- the support of the
Board. direct representation. The total
monthly subscriptions row aggregate $500, OF
which the Southern Pacific Company gives
$3.50. At present Delegates w. H. Mills and
John P. Irish represent the railroad company.
1t is proposed to give the subscribers nine repre-
sentatives. and each subscriber has been re.
quested by circular to express his preference foI
the nine delegates, who will be determined by
their vote
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NEW YORK, July 7th.-The sales of evaporated
California apricots are reported at 151a cents,
delivered here August and september ship
ment Sales are also noted of prunes, forties
and ffties, at IL cents here; IL cents is now
asked.
GREEN FRUIT SALES.
CHICAGO, July 7th.-The Earl Fruit Company
sold one carload OF fruit to-day. Peach piums
brought s2 so to 81 80 per half crates peaches
" IS TO 81 40 per box; Royal Hative plums, 81 IS
TO 81 10 per halfcrate apricots, in over-ripe
condition. 81 o. TO 81 per half-crate.
AT the auction rooms of E l.. Goodsell three
Cars OF California fruit were sold to-day and
brought the following prices Two hundred
crates of Buerre Glidiord pears, 81 IS; 70 crates
peach apricots, g to So; 100 packages Royal
Eatiere pluins. 50 Il; 900 packages peach
piums, - Is to 95c; 100 boxes peaches, 81 so to
60; 100 boxes Royal apricots, 81 10 to 81 S5
African Coffee.
NEW YORK. July 7th.-The arrival of African
coffee at antwerp is taken by some here inter-
es,ed in the coffee trade to be an event OF much
significance. as affecting in future the Central
American and other coffee plantations 1t is
said by one party that there is little doubt that
Africa can furnish suitable area for coffee
raising equal to all other coffee-growing areas
in the world. Congo coffee is reported to be of
good quality big area might be found bear
ing coffee in the Congo country during the next
five years.
National Teachers Association.
ST. PAUL, July 7th.-To-morrow afternoon the
frst OF the sessions OF the Educational Associa.
ton proper will BEGIN in st. Paul The most
conservative estimates of the number OF teach
ers to be in attendance are 12,000 though the
number may reach Is. 900.
The afternoon subject under discussion by the
National Council was the business side of the
city school system. II was supplementary re-
port of the Committee On School Systems, made
at San Francisco.
supreme Council, X. of p.
MILWAUKEE,. June zth.-The Supreme Coun-
ell of the Knights of Pythiss of the world will
be formally optned tomorrow. IN the absence
, of Supreme Chancellor Waid. of New Jersey,
owing to illness. George B. Shaw. of Eau Claire,
Wis. viii preside, and probably be elected Su-
preme Chancellor for the next two years.
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Painless Extraction of Teeth by use of
local anesthetic. DR.. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
and J streets. ieg5tf
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The cheapest ana most reiiable life To-
surance; to sober gentlemen and ladies only.
Paid up policies in twenty years. Write to c.
d. BROOKE, sacramento. jysIws
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Arrived. Madam Bell, the phrenoiogist,
palmist, wonderful card reader. Reads your
character like an open book. Fifteen years
practice in India, Australia and New Zealand
colonies. Young people should know their
future. Fee. 81 A great secret TO ladies. Owing
10 rush OF business have removed TO 42a K
street, between Fourth and Fifth. iel7-lms
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For fine glass of fresh buttermilk;
fresh eggs and butter. saussges, cheese and ali
kinds of canned goods, go to I. BAUMLE, 723
J street Lunch tor travellers. Cur goods are
of superior quality. jelO-tf
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John EttePs Assay Office removed to
17e0 ST., 5. L. cor. Seventeenth and J. je7-tf
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Railroad Earnings.

NEW YORK, July 7th.-Railroad earnings for
June are as follows: Northern Pacific. s $50 6lS
an increase of S43, go; Texas Pacific si5i 9S2 an
increase of 600.
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ENGLISH MARKETS.
Downpours of Rain Lessen Crop Pros

po"Hpours OF Rain lessen Crop Pros
poets.
LONDON, July 7th.-The Mark Lane ErprfSs
says: Downpours of rain and cold weather
seriously lessen the prospects and cause a hard
ening of rates. Foreign wheat is firm. The
news irom India causes depression on ex-
change. deficiency is expected of . 900 600
quarters. Official estimates place the deficiency
at 50OO0O quarters. Oats are cd dearer Maize
Is slightiy improved and is in request
AT to-days market Russian wheat was Sd
dearer; English, California, Australian, Chill
ian, Id dearer, and Indian, Argentine aud
American red, cd dearer. Flour was cd dearer.
Maize Sd cheaper
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Decker Bros.'-yhe artists plano. Write
to KoHLER & CHASE, San Francisco. jei6-3m
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PEARS soap Is the purest and best soap
ever made
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Tobacco raising has been tried in Geor-
gia with great success.
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You can't afford TO laugh, dear ejrlS
Unless yoer teeth are white as pearls.
Unless your mouth is pink and sweet.
And your two lips in rosebnds meet;
And you cannot supply this want,
But through the use OF SOZODONT.
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THE NEWS OF TFI WORLD is CONTAINED
Il In the WEEKLY L Srnn,
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SUNDAY excepted. tsunday only. sMondsy
excepted. A.-For morning. P.-For after.
A. n. TowNE, General Manager.
I. d. GOODMAN. General Passenger and Ticket
Agens tf&Su
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
Thousands Of HatiYss Without Food
in the Soudan.
AFFAIRS IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
American Rifemen Win Three
Prizes-Murderer Lynched-
English Derby.
FAMINE IN THE soUpAN.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE axooRp-usYos !
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EAST OF THE ROCKIES.
Much Damage and Loss Of Life Caused
by a Cyclone.
NEW INDUSTRY FOR CALIFORNIA.
Excursionists Injured In . Railroad
Disaster-Another Hot Spell
in Chicago.
EAST OF THE ROCKIES.
NEW INDUSTRY FOR CALIFORNIA.

U.c1AL D1rArcHn TO tn. n,conD-uu1os. !
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Breaking Of a Large Dam Near Car
SOl, HeY.
A BOLD ROBBERY IN OREGON.
State Board of Trade-New China
Steamers to be Built-A
Fresno Blaze.
A DAM GIVES WAY.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRp-uslos. !
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BRADYcRorINE cured headaches for S. M
Solomon, Macon, Ga.
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FoRa disordered liver try Beecham's 5 pills.
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John Eitel. assayer and chemist, 100 J
81, OF soulheast corner Seventeenth and J.jys-tf
Mrs. G. N. Levy has removed from 14Os
cisco. ~ Tvs o.
NO no; fythdan Sisters, THIS (Tuesday) EVEN
ING, at 7:s0 o'clock, at Pythian Castle install
iatfon of officers.
:, GEORGIA GUTHRIE, NJ E. C.
N. A. FITZGERALD. NJ. of R. C. Its
a meeting Of the Ladies' Central Com
mittee m THIS (Tuesday) AFTERNOON in the Y.
NJ z. A. Parlors at 5 O'clock promptly.
IT. MRS. R. G. HART. President
Regular Meeting Fair Oaks Corps No.
lS' THIS EVENING at 7:30 o'clock.
SARAH CUNNINGHAM, President
ADDIE SHIELDS, Secretary. 1ts
Notice.-Fruit Growers' Convention win
meet at Elk Grove SATURDAY, July 18th, for
Inc purpose OF organizing fruit-thipping
union lts
Stated meeting OF Concord Lodge,
NO: II, +. and A. M, THIS (Tuesday) A. !.
EVENING, July 9Th. at O'Clock. Xxx
visiting brethren cordially invited. N\
-, E. B. CARROLL, w. M
Regular meeting of OccidentaIM
Encampment; No; %, I. Q. o. F., 1HIS~
stIessasy) II EVENING at o'clock In ~
49, g. W. L. BRUNsoN, c. P.
r. Z. HYDE, Scribe. lt*
NOTICE ANY ONE HAVING RIIIs
IN against me will please present them on or
before July I'D. MRS. L. A. OPPENHEIM. Its
A YOUNG SCANDINAVIAN LADY "a
a widow wants situation in small family,
where she can have her child with her country
preferred. ADDRESS H. B., ZIG D ST., Sac. jyS-3ts
WANTED GOOD sEAMsTRFss WOULD
~ IKE work in private family. Inquire
WANTED-yEST MAKER. APPLY TO JOE
w POHEIM, the tailor. lts
WANTED-YOUNG MAN, OVER 16 YEARS
w OF age. Apply Room 5, Court House. lts
WANTED = INFORMATION OF THE
w Whereabouts of DENNIS O'LEARY, late
aged about 3S years; was last heard of at Los
Angeles, California. Address his father JAMES
O'LEAkY, care of +. H. Mackey, 507 b street.
n: W., washington, D. c. jyS-tf*
WANTED-Two OR THREE CaILDRFN
w TO board. Apply at 423 street. jys st
To LET-oNE ENICELY-FURNIsHED ROOM,
L suitable for two gentlemen or man and wife;
rent reasonable. Apply at 423 N street. 1yS3t
TO RENT UNFURNlsHED ROOMS SUIT.
street. ivS.Sts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NTANTED-A GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
w work and cooking. Apply No. 700 Ninth
street. iy7.2ts
T OST-BLUE SKY TERRIER BITCH. RE.
II turn to A. HEINRICH, 1hiid and streets,
ana De rewarded. jy7-2t*
r OST-A SCARF PIN, PEARL CENTER.
IL surrounded by eight small diamonds. Re.
turn to SERGEANT BARWICK and be literally
rewarded. jy7-3t
"ANTED-MALE AND FEMALE HELP.
wv All orders for city and country promptly
hlled. Sacramento Employment Office, 3i9 J
street. iv2tf
WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE HELP
" OF all kinds tor city and country. Apply
at Employment Office, 1006 street. je2-im
DARTIES WANTING MONEY ON THEIR
i city and country property address P. o,
BOA 93, Sacramento. Plenty OF money. nStf
lNyANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINEYARDS.
w dairies and all kinds of labor. Women
ana girls for cooking and Deneral housework.
Plenty of work for desirable help. Apply at
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. Fourth st., K aud I.
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oonn Eitel, assayer and chemist, 100 j
81, or southeast corner Seventeenth and .jyS-tf
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New YORK, July 7th.-The sales of evaporated
delivered here August and September ship.
ment Sales are also noted of prunes forties
and ffties, at IL cents here; IL cents is now
Gskei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
HOPEFUL OF COMPROMISE.
President "Al" Spalding Talks PrcttiIy
About the Players League.

"ies, the base ball men Of the country are
wearing decidedly compromising complexion
Just now, said Mr.. A. g. Spalding in Chicago
yesterday. Il have Just returned from New
York. where 1 stopped on my way hsme from
Europe, and have had an opportunity of feel
ing the base ball pulse. As chairman Of the
arbitration committee do not feel at liberty
to express an opinion regarding the matter
until after our meeting on the 22d OF the pres
ent month. but will say that am very hope
full Of better things. The New York conference
was undoubtedly a splendid thing for the
game. and other league men met the Play
ers' League and found them to be perfect gem
tlemen. while they, think, did not go away
with the impression that we have horns. In
TACT the meeting had the effect of putting ms
all IN better humor and the kind feelings to-
ward one another will 60 far toward solving
the problem. As have said before the cry Is
for peace.
The almost unanimous impression was that
this disastrous base ball war must end and
both parties are willing TO maize all reasonable
concessions TO bring about a compromise. Be-
tween now and the meeting a week from We'd
nesday, there will be considerable work done.
The various clubs of both leagues will hold
meetings and express themselves for or
against compromise, and these discussions
Will be reported 10 the conference thus giving
us the benefit of local opinion Then, of
course, officials and hackers will not be idle
and matters will be in such shape before We
reached
Was my European trip success as regards
base balII Yes, IL was. The game 10 becoming
very popular across the water and have
hopes OF international games at no distant
date. The foreigners seem 20 catch the craze
without much effort and the success of the
game among them is assured"