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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-21
THIRTY LIVES LOST.
Details Of the Great Conflagration in
Martinique.

Mail advices from Martinique have just been
received giving full details Of the disastrous
fire that practically destroyed the town OF
Fort de France, burning thirty human beings
to death and rendering thousands of families
homeless. The fire began on Sunday. June %,
near the cathedral and spread SO rapidly that
aid was called from st. Pierre, whence came
two steamers with men, engines and pumps,
arriving at Fort de France four hours after
the FIRE was discovered. By that time the
buildings ON the entire seaboard Whereabouts
were in flames
The workhouse and two government estab-
llshments had been burnt to the ground and
several of the inmates killed The fire begin
ming in the middle of the Rue Blebach had
reached within 100 yards OF the Riviera de
Madame and the courts OF justice were threat
ened. The narrowness Of the streets, the lack
OF pumps and the scarcity of water disheart-
ened the people so much that after six hours
OF hopeless struggle with the flames il was not
until the presidents Office caught fire and fire.
men arrived from ST. Pierre that really strenr-
Gus and efficient efforts were made to save the
buildings.
Meanwhile the cathedral was in flames and
the ruin, together with widespread panic, in
creased the danger and difficulty. Dynamite
was then nsed to stay the progress OF the fire,
but too late. A terrific explosion was heard
anu WnOle docks OF buildings came tnun0er-
ing down, killing and wounding many people
Two hotels were soon burning iercely and at
O'Clock one hundred and fifty Of the finest
houses in the city were flaming together. At
the other extremity of the furnace. which
already covered ninety square acres. the fight
against the fire was bravely continued although
the houses, which we're mostly of wood. fell in
one burning mass across the streets. setting
the opposite houses afame. At nightfall the
fire bad consumed everything between the
Rue Dupoise and the sea and between tho
Savane and the Riviera de Madame, and the
Are was not stopped till it had reached the
offices OF the gendarmerie.
The sight next morning was truly pitiful.
The whole savanna was encountered with odds
and ends and the whole population was
camped ill the midst, suffering from hunger
thirst and cold, for there was no shelter but
that afforded by the trees in the park The
conf!agration is said to have been caused by
the using of kerosene to light fire in a pri-
waite house. The loss amounts 10 the value Of
thirty million francs Seventeen hundred
pieces of property ana all the principal public
buildings are destroyed. III fact the town is
reduced to ruins and the inhabitants are in 4
deplOrable condition. Food is being sent them
from all parts of the West Indies
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Charged With Defrauding Many Poor
People With Bogus Tickets.

Bernard Aronson, who carries on banking
establishment on Canal street. New York, was
remanded yesterday at Essex Market police
court on the charge of syindling many poor
people who have been sending money and
tickets to Europe. More than 800 poor for
eigners were complainants and they crowded
the capacity of the court room. Saturday aft
ernoon there had been a lively scene at the
banking establishment. when a crowd of the
people who had been swindled broke into the
place and used very roughly the banker and
his clerk. Mrs. Annie Josephs Of lag Clinton
street had sent to the bankers S75 to be for
warded for ticket to her sister and children
in Poland After her sister travelled 800 miles
to the steamer she found her ticket no good.
There we're a hundred people in the same fix
and the scene Of misery was pitiable.
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"ORIGINAL PACKAGES OUsTED.
The Supreme Courts Decision Held Not
to Apply to South Dakota.

Judge Haney of Chamberlain, S. D., has
sustained his temporary injunction closing the
Original package" houses in that city. The
grounds given for the decision are that the
enabling act admitting South Dakota to state
hood authorized tine enactment of the prohibi-
ton clause In the state constitution. Such
enabling act having been passed by Congress
subsequent to the passage of the interstate
commerce law, the prohibition law has received
the sanction of Congress, and the Supreme
Court decision does not apply to South Dakota.
This brings up a new question which, will be
carried up, and which, If sustained will be of
great Importance to all of the new states which
have adopted prohibition
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EX-MAYOR PENELETON,s WIVES
The Last Never Doubted the Legality of
the Divorce Proceedings

Mrs. Addie Cullen Pendleton, wife of the
ex-mayor of Fort Worth, Tex, arrived there
Saturday morning from New Orleans Being
interviewed Miss Cullen stated that she had
not seen the newspapers; that Pendleton had
kept them from her; consequently she did not
know that their marriage had created any ex-
element Pendleton informed her that all of
his intimate friends knew Of the divorce, and
that he intended to marry her.
When informed by the reporter that the
alleged divorce was a forgery the expression
OF her face and her actions generally showed
that she had never before distrusted the
legality OF the divorce She said she could
not tell the steps she would take. 1t was all
too sudden. Pendleton had never said any,
thing to her about the divorce. Mrs. PendIe-
ton No. has filed suit for a divorce, alleging
adultery with Miss Cullen.
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A PRIZE FIGHTER KILLED.
Shot Dead After a Quarrel in News.
paper Office.

A sensational tragedy was enacted Saturday
IN Spokane Falls, Wash, newspaper office.
Negotiations have been for several days pend
ing for prize fight between Patsy Mullisan
and Jimmy Casey. They met Saturday morn
ing at the office Of the Spokesman by agreement
to settle on the details for the proposed fight.
While talking matters over quietly Billy Linn
friend OF Casey started quarrel with Multi
gan. The latter knocked him down and he
was put out of the Office. He went around to
the back door and. coming in behind Muliigan.
shot him twice. the wounds being considered
mortal. Ed. Smith, another pugiIist, WAS
struck III the knee ana will lose his leg. Linn
is in jail
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HELD FOR A RANSOM.
Bold Act Of Texan Who Kidnapped O
Colorado Debtor.

Three weeks ago Mr.. b. F. Spinney bust
ness man OF Colorado Springs and a large
ranch owner in South Park, was kidnapped
and taken to the mountains by Texan named
Harris, who claimed that Spinney owed him
$4,000 for bunch Of cattle he had purchased
OF him. Since that time nothing has been
heard Of Spinney. Mr.. Harrington, brother
in-iaw OF spinney, raised the requisite sum re-
Gently and went into the mountains to pay the
ransom, but he, too. has disappeared. The
Texan said that he would hold Spinney ten
days, and II the money is not forthcoming in
that time be would kill him. II is feared that
he has carried out his threat
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MILAN Is HARD UP.
The Ex-King Of Servia Trying to Avoid
His Creditors.

Ex-King Milan's continued stay at Belgrade
is explained by the fact that he cannot return
to his usual and preferred haunts owing to tho
enormous debts hanging over him. In Paris
alone ne owes one and half million francs,
md Servia is the only safe spot for him to rest
1t Is now known that his recent outbreak
against the government the result of the
regents refusal to make him an advance of his
annuity OF $50 900 franco.
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The Assassins Released From Jail by
Their Friends.

John Watkins, retired -four mill owner,
died at his residence in bridgeport, VIVA,
Saturday night from injuries inflicted by two
highwaymen short time ago. Watkins was
on his way home when Eddie Combs and "Bull''
McDonough, two notorious toughs, attacked
him and beat him in a shocking manner.
The highwaymen escaped, but were arrested,
tried and convicted, but while in the st. Glars
vile Jail awaiting transportation TO Columbus
o crowd OF toughs from Wheeling went out.
broke open tho jail and released the prisoners,
McDonough and Combs, who are now wanted
Tor murder, are still at large.
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ALABAMA TRIES DYNAMITE.
An "Original Package" Shop Made
Away With Without Recourse to Law,

In q number Of towns and counties in Ala
bama local option prohibition has been in force
for years. Recently Original package" houses
have been opened in nearly all these places
Last week James Ward opened an Original
package" shop in CollinsvIlle, DeKalb county.
He was warned to leave, but paid 10 heed to
the warning, and Saturday night his place was
blown up with dynamite. The force Of the ex-
plosion was terrific and no ''original packages"
were left in the vicinity. Ward says that he
will open again. but he has received u letter
warning him that he will be blown up with his
packages next time
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- Arecently published work on "TheArt Of
Advertising says: "A point which will afford
reliable information as to the value Of a publ
cation as an advertising medium is the close
ness with which the publisher adheres to his
advertising rates" The STAR invariably holds
to its rates; and, what is Of greater importance
to the advertiser, it charges erfrybody the same
Price for the same service This few papers do!
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What Il n Ghoatp

The 81. James Gazette makes the statement
that there is a schism in the English church as
to what ones ghost is, one side holding that it
has an existence Of Its own and can walk
abroad as it likes, the other party thinking
that 1t is begotten by the relation between the
minds OF two living persons, that it Is, in fact,
q cooperative hallucination"
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SrA-.lDE-NHW ENEIAND.

nIREcT STEAMSHIP LINE FOR BAR HARBoR
IL NEW YORK, MAINE AND NEW BRUNSWICK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The. 81 RICHLY flksT-cIAss STEAMER WIN
ThhOP leaves every SATURDAY, beginning June :
at . Pm., DIRECT for BAR HARboR, kAsIfoRT
and ST. JOHN.
for Rocklsnd. Rockport Belfast. BuckspOrt and
Bangor. Connections tor Northern and Eastern
Name and the Provinces
NJ ne most convenient and enjoyable route for CAM
fpBEILO, ST. ASDRkMS. GRAND MANAN,
NOOsEAEAD LAKE and ali resorts an Maine
Excursion tickets az reduced rates
Steamers leave Pier Is. Z. X near foot Of Maiden
Lane freight received daily covered pier Tickets
can be purchased at Lows Exchange, 947 Broadway
For further ipfuTnat ion apply TO
+. H. SMITH 3 Co. General Managers.
Ia and ~ William St.
myoS-eo;,m hoom 81 New York
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Suicide of a Journniist.

Charles A. Taylor, one Of the best known
newspaper men in the west, committed suicide
at ST. Louis yesterday by taking morphine
He was for years the right hand man of J. Il
McCulagh. editor of the Globe Democrat. hay-
ing occupied nearly every position on the
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Runored Pho

hnmored Plot In the Argentine Republic.
Conflicting reports are current of the dis
coyery Of plot against the government of the
Argentine Republic. Semi-official papors de-
clare that the reports have no foundation. A
national convention will be convoked in
January to designate . candidate for the
presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-21

For Smoking Cigars on the Sabbath.
Two prominent Hebrews OF Berlin, DR.. Abel
and District Rabbi Morgantheim, are on trial
before the synagogue committee on the charge
OF smoking cigars on Saturdays, the Jewish
Sabbath.
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IN THE MOUNTAINS,

uRORA. WEST VIRGINIA.
"A select family resort on top Of the AileohsnieS
whore the cool blow Always scenery:
ample grounds; fins drives; soft spring beds; rood
table abundantly supplied fogs: hay fever; no
mosquitoes: few rVoms yet unengaeed- Can st Star
Office for circular or address
je23-lm J. II. SKATER Prop.
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE. IN ALLEGHENIEs;
N1 8. 600 feet elevation; large airy rooms; good
board saddle and driving horses bowling alley; lawn
tennis; reasonable rates. Address JOHN A. LANTZ
Aurora wa john
EoR SALE OR RENT-AMoNG THE BERKSHIRE
Il Hillss Beautiful Country Residence in Great Bar
rngton. Mass.
The grounds consist Of eight acres part in grove and
part laid out in welkept swnA shaded BY large and
beautiful trees Of all kinds
The house 10 40 feet square with an extension 10
feet square hrst door has broad hall. large parlor
smaller parlor dining room. library, china closets
buffers pantry. kitchen. laundry and room: sec
ond floor, four large bed rooms In main part house
and three In the extension, bath linen and
room; third story, three bed rooma trunk room
nc: added 10 this all modern improvementS larrS
cellar dry and we'll cemented abundant water supply
Stable has stalls for six horseA box stalls harness
and room for twelve carriages; plentifully sup
piled with running water and we'll ventilated There
also on the place ice house. tool house &c.
Price completely furnished ol6 600
We can rent this place furnished from nov Tor o0
For particulars .D'l SShs1aLxERs voonHrrs
5e24-lm 14lS 81 n.R
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MEDICAL, &c.

NyME. DE FOREST. LONG-ksTABLIsHLD AND
vi reliable ladies Ply sicaT can be cOnsued daily
al her residence, SOl 81. NV. Ofhce nOurs from
10 y plh' VAN Ladies only. 1y7-lni'
II FAD AND BIZ NIsE.-DR BkOTHEIis, 900 B sT
III APPEARED before and made oath that he ID
tie Oldest EstIbllsLed EAIert sIeeisist illscaty
tld Nl suatateea cure IN ala cases Of
a men and furnish medicine. charge
lion anu advice Tree al any hour Tie day. SUB
kCllbed and sworn 10 De1Ole by Dr BllD fllElsA
SAMUEL L. MILLS. a Notary Publc M ana Tor Ia
Int Of CoIunltla tAls 81 aAy VI uly. lSS5
ly1-lms
ITHAS NEVER BEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
DIR. BROTHERS Is the oldest established advertis
n.g Ladies' Physician N tins city. Ladies' yOu can
confidently consult DIR. BkOrHERS, yO6 b st. EM
Particular attention paid ~ all diseases IeculIAr
ladies, married or single Forty years experience.
ty1-lnIs
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLH
WI two of Dr. BROTHERS. lnylgOrating Cordial
viii cure any case Of Nervous Debility and loss OF
nerve power. 1t impsrts NisOr " Tie Whole SYSTEM
Male or Female sUo stsw. Y9-lm.
a TTENTION LADIEs.-MAIL &c. STAMP FOR
n sealed Instructions for enaring your bust incheA
using kmma Bust Developer; absolutely gusrsnteed
our 2a-paga illustrated catalogue mailed Tor DC.
EMMA TOILET BAZAAR "a fremont st. Boston
apl9-3m'
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FINANCIAL.
IN Tux nOUNTAINs

No. W. COhSoN. JNQ W MCCARTNEY,
Member y. 4. stock IN.
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING, f4f8 ST NV,
Bankers and dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks aud Bonds. and all securities listed
on the Exchanges of New York. Philadelphia Boston
and Baltimore bought ard sold.
specla ~ made Of Investment securities. District
Bonds and All Local railroad, Gas, Insurance Iel
ephOne stock dealt
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold ,yls
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE DREAMER. 4I9s 9TH ST. NV. WILL
WI be absent from the city until september 10.
Has gone 10 the seashore for the summer iy2l-2w'
DRoF. CLAY. The oLD-EsTABLIsHED ONLY
Il reliable genuine and natural born Cisrvoysnt
Astrologer and Medium In this city; boru with vel
ana wonderful prophetic gift Of second sight reveals
every hidden mystery nnds lost stolen property;
brings separated together; speedy uarrlaSss.
glyes IN business removes family troubles
evil nfueDces sdvice on business, love. anything
been known fal.
Hours. o am - $50 pm eandayA 2 70 SPIN
sittings SOC.
Parlors. sos 18th st. NV. H1412t
M Me. RAPHAI. THE CELEBRATED CLAIRvOY.
XNt aud Astroloslst the seventh daughter. born
with caul has wonderful healing power Gives names
and lucky dates. Don't fal % 90 thta lady. Roona
IL. Sl0fs tnw. tyl9-6ts
NGME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
Wl LIFE. AL business confidential Ladies and
gentlemen 30 cents each tVs 81. bstveen in aud
18th sts. Nv. ,yl6-2ws
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.
BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS
ID BEDFORD. PENNA.
IN the Aleghany Mountains Scenery unsurpassed.
As curative agent the has equal All smuse-
ments. Hotel enlarged, improved and newly fur
jyi-5at '''- N-' 0 L. b porr Manager,
| RERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL
Now Open Under New MANAGEMENT
Famous Medicinal Springs. Fine Swimming Pools
Mountain Air and Scenery. All Rail Only Three
Hours from Washington Fine Band
Apply at Ebbitt House or to
H. l. HALL Proprietor
3e26-lm Berkeley Springs WA
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS HOTEI-FXCEIIENT
raiTOad ans and elos cs TO
Terms , aeE week 90 ie 30 Per month s9 to
Yl5-Im w.
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
OO;r Frederick county. Virginia
drive from the II. station over splendid road to
psmFhisis VI ~ Aa 0his t c Jo&GA send Tor
ie!1.lm Proprietor
RICHFIELD SPRINGS. NY.
HOTEL DARLINGTON
FRONTING THE PARK AND NEW BATHING
ESTABLISHMENT.
For information. illustrated pamphlet, diagrams,
address EUGENE NJ. EARLE. owner and proprietor.
t6-m.wf-2Ot
RocK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS.
VIRGINIA,
About six hours from Washington. AdeliThtful home
for families aud all who rest Of health
aud strength.
CUISINE uneIcelled in any mountain resort.
Sanitary arrangements complete
private steam-heated baths OF mineral waters.
An Immense swimming POOL temperature Of water
An rational amusements. GOOD music. fine lawn,
No BAR. Rates reasonable.
SreT Hsn and AL Information at Pratt Sons
A s. PRATT. Proprietor,
my6-3m Rock Enon Springs. Va
- ST. LION. QUE.
Thi celebrated establishment one OF the ,nost Dc
iehtful and agreeable summer on the CONT
nent, is now open.
annually viii dnd il this year under the new MANAGE.
ment, more attractive than ever.
ton Debility se &e the saiinc sprhass in
connection with this hotel otter = cure.
Terms: 81 to 81 day and . 10 TO Sl5 per week.
yl92w' NJ A. THOMAS. Manager.
WATKINS. NY
sseisns viii OSsn for @s sasss.
OF sn % LK il
forss,s and near the famous WATKINS GLEN.
VIII lie equipped with the most approved therapeu-
tic appliances. including Turkish Russian Roman
Electric, Electro-thermal, Moliere saline and Iron
les and ali fOrms Of lestreisy. 0'sn'' 0Ans'hen
lure water-alSo valuable mineral sprfnRs fpclud
ing SALINE, IRON. IODINE and SULPHUR waters
No Malaria
air, boating. fishing, &C.
Modern IMPROVEMENTS: Elevator, Electric Bells, &c
CUISINE UNSURPASSED
For terms and other particulars address
IN. Il ~ WM. 4 LEfFINGwELL.
mySo-mws2oe Manager.
WINDSOR SULPHUR sPRINGs-so MILES
.,xss from Washington W. Nd X. X. LOCO feet above
TIDE. No mosquitoes: pure water: gardens, orchards.
pure milk. ice. horses stables large buidings Crcu-
lars BretAno's, l0l5 Pa. ave- Address A. II. JELLY,
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sEA.sIDE-NEW ENGLAND
oAsTINE. ME-

i CASTINE. Me
Charmindy situated: unexcellsd water view.
spacious grounds excellent opportunities for boating
driving and fishing. Open June 2a Rates a. so .
day; $40 TO SIS week. K p. WALKER co. pro-
prtctors w. A. walker, Manager; H 1. Banks late Of
Adams House. Boston. Steward. m3O-eo2m
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PRINTERS

NEW PENSION LAw-SAIIoRs. SOLDIERS.
~ thei. wicosA, Inothsrs Ahd fathers 100000 new
flames t. lie sddeS the pcnsi0h las Inforinal. On
and blanks furnished free PATRICK OFAI.kELL.
Attorney at-Lsx. 1919 sInw 5ea0-lm
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TVNHE KERN WOOD,
Il 300 list ave-, Asbury Park Nj
Near the ocean. Shady, cool and pleasant rooms
Terms moderate. t;e26-lml Mrs b. RICHTER.
IINHE ST. CLOUD, 2l3 FIRST AVE,
l. Asbury Park
Full view of the ocean. Wide pazzas.
ty11-2m' NJ. LEWIS, Proprietor.
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WINDSOR SULPHUR sPRINGs-s0 MILES
~ from Warrington. ". Nd b. X, 1000 feet above
uoe No MOSQUITOES; pure water: gardens, orchards
pure milk ice. horses stabes buildings Circu-
lars Bretano's, l0l5 Pa ava Address A. NJ JELLY,
Prop. New Windsor, Md. Jefj-2m
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TTNHE GUY MANSION,
l. 200 SECOND AVE.
ASBURY PARK Nj
Ocean view; perfect drainage; artesian water; com.
Portable beds and good table.
led IN Nrs 7
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IcT. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD.
ks 1t Departments aud Four Courses Of study,
IrtparafCry School Attached.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN THE PREPARATION
Oh CANDIDATES FOR THk NAVAL ACADEMY,
FOR catalogues address president,
jyl4lm THOMAS FELL. IL. D., Ph. D.
The morning call., 1890-07-08
SACRAMENTO.
a Republican Club 0rganized-The sacra-
memo Club and Coughlin.

Republican Club 0rganized-The sacra-
memo Club and Coughlin.
SACRAMENTO, July IA Republican
Club was organized tonight BY the cleo
ton of John We'll, President; F. F. Teb-
bets, First Vice-P President; Howe Bidwell,
Secoud Vice President; Secretaries-1saac
Joseph, C. W. Baker and Frank Hick-
man; Theodore Deming, Treasurer. Dr.
rectors-A. A. Van VOORHEES,, w.
d. Stalker, F. L. Atkinson, FL. w.
johnson and W. a. Sherbern. Articles Of
Incorporation were signed and will be filed
tomorrow. The object OF the club is to
advance the interests Of the Republican
party in Sacramento. 1t is not intended
for the coming campaign, but the inten-
ton is to make it a permanent organization
such as the Union League. the lroquols
Club and similar organizations.
The following resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, Ii has been publicly stated that the
primary purpose OF this organization Is TO defeat
Hon. Leland Stanford in his aspirations 10 sue
coed himself as Senator OF the United States
for California, aud, whereas, we, as
Republicans OF Sacramento City, recognize
In Senator Stanford a distinguished representa-
tive OF The principles of the Republican party,
tiled ana true friend OF labor, whose hdelity has
been tested and is current history among Inc
artisans and laborers OF Sacramento Clty, theTe-
lore be II
Resolved, That we repndiate the suggestion
publicly made that this organization Is intended
or was formed 10 be used IN any way TO defeat
the aspirations Of Leland Stanford for re-elec-
ton 10 the senate of the United States, and we
pledge ourselves to do all In our power TO assist
in The re- election of Leland Stanford to succeed
himself.
Tie Sacramento baseball managers say
they do not propose TO enter into any more
controversy in regard to the question as 10
what club owns Coughlin, but will con-
tinue to claim him until San Francisco s
manager can produce telegram in which
be wired C0ughlin, accenting his terms and
show that it is dated earlier than the ''ac-
ceptance" which the Sacramento owners
wired. They do not believe that Finn Can
do this