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THE LIQUOR TRADE.
Opposition of Wholesale Dealers to the Trust
Rebate system

NEW YORK. June 23.-At a mass-meeting
of the Wholesale Liquor-dealers' Associa-
ton to-day resolutions were adopted call
ing ON the Distillers' and Cattle feeders
Company to waive the rebate condition on
its sales. and allow the purchase of spirits
in an open market like any other COM
modify. In case of a refusal cooperative
stock company will be at once formed with
a capital stock of at least $500, 600 for the
purpose of erecting or purchasing one or
more spirit distileries.
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The Silver Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Coinage,
Weights and Measures Committee is ex-
pected to report the Silver bill Tuesday,
but it is understood to-day the committee
will not report before Friday.
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Y .lloW Fayar

JEFFERsoNvILLE Qnd.). June 23.-Rob-
ert Glasgow, aged 2S, and married, died
this morning at Brunswick, Ga, of yellow
fever, and was buried at noon. He was
resident of this city. This is the first au-
thentic case of yellow fever reported from
the South,
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A TUG WRECKED.
The Captain and Crew of Four Men Killed by
q Boiler Explosion.

7UItot APfUoIUHs
New YORK, June 23.-The tug Ali ce
Crane exploded boiler while lying at the
dock this morning, causing complete
wreck. Captain Oscar Squires and the crew
of four men were all killed. A scow lying
alongside was sunk. and it is supposed the
watchman went down with her. The ex-
plosion is supposed to have been caused
by O defect in the boiler.
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THERE Is NO LEPER.
So Says the Secretary of the Sacramento
Board of Health

SACRAMENTO, June 23-It was stated by
a sensational San Francisco paper that
the Secretary of the Board of
Health of that city had been asked
by DR.. H. L. Nichols. Secretary of the
Sacramento Board of Health, to receive and
care for white leper, of whom this city
wished to rid itself. Secretary Nichols says
he has no knowledge of the presence Of any
white leper in this city, aud certainly has
had no such communication with Secretary
Hoesch as stated in the San Francisco
panpr
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American Association,

COLUMBUS, June %. = Columbus 2, ST.
Louis /.
TOLEDO, June 23.-Toledos o. Loulsvlles 5.
PHILADELPHIA, june 23-First game: Ath-
letics 15, Syracuses Z. Second game-Athletcs
10, Syracuses A. Game called at the end OF the
seventh inning on account OF darkness.
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CHARGED WITH THEFT.

Complaint Filed Against Purchasing Agent
of the Union Pscifc.
OMAHA. June 23.-The attorney of the
Union Pacific Railway has created sensa-
tion by filing petition in the Federal
Court against c. II. McKibben, late Gen.
eral Purchasing Agent, for $4,000, which
it is alleged was stolen through fraudulent
purchases of lumber. All his properly was
attached. McKibben left for the East last
week.
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down a thirty foot embankment
Mr.; Mcdonald of Chicago was instantly
Killed and several others severely injured,
but not fatally. The cause of the accident
has not yet been definitely ascertained.
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REDUCED TO ASHES.

The Business Portion Of CerIilos, N. Mex. d.
stroyed by Fire
ALBUQUERQUE IN. Mex), June 23.-The
entire business portion of Cerrilos. N. Mex.
fifty miles north of Albuquerque, was de-
stroyed by fire late this evening. The loss
will probably reach Sl0000O
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NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
A Report Agreed Upon by the House aud
Serata Conferree,

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The conferrees
on the Naval Appropriation Bill have
agreed to report the Senate amendment ap-
propriating S15,0 for completing repairs to
the sectional dry-dock at Mare leland Navy
yard. The Senate recedes from the amend
ment abOlishing the office of Assistant
Quartermaster at Washington and es-
tablishing one ut San Francisco.
The House conferrees agreed to an
amendment authorizing the President to
appoint commission to select a suitable
site on the Pacific Coast for dry-dock, and
the Senate agreed to the appointment of a
similar commission to select a site for one
on the shore of the Gulf of Mexico. An ap-
preparation for extra tools for the Mare
Island Navy-yard is made of $4,000.
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A Gas Trnst

LONDON. June pa syndicate of Ameri-
can capitalists and British bankers has
been formed to buy up the gas works in the
principal American cities.
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Woman,s Industrial school.

WASHINGTON June Ex-senator Blair
to-day introduced a bill to Incorporate. a
Woman's National Industrial University
and School of Arts. The university Is to
be located in Washington.
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A Paymaster Short in HIS accouuts

Ell PAso Tex.), June 23.-Paymaster
Duran of the Mexican Central Railway is
In Jail in the City of Mexico, charged with
being $4,000 short In his accounts.
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MOUNT CARMEL, June 23.-The Penn
sylvania Colliery, the largest in this region.
caught fire to-day, and was extinguished
after a severe struggle.
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Shot From Ambush.

DUBLIN, June pa farmer named NJ.
MacNamara was shot from ambush and
mortally wounded at Ennis to-day. The
crime was the outcome of a grudge.
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WANTED FOR FORGERY.

An Arrest in Philadelphia on Dispatch
From San Francisco.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22-M.J. Ferriar, a
Spaniard, was arrested here tonight on dis
patch from San Francisco charging him with
forgery. He is also wanted at ST. Louis on
the same charge. When arrested he had
ticket to Montcvidio, for which place he in
tended to start soon.
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Down an Emhankment.

CoPETowN (Ontario). June 23.-The At
lantic express going East was derailed
near here this afternoon. Two cars went
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France Russian Alliance.
O'Cnnnnr nafeatad

BERLIN, June %. - The Magdeburger
Zeitung confirms the report of a Franco
Russian alliance.
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The entire contents Of the Sears wine-cellars
were sold by the Sheriff OF SOnoma County at
auction last Friday. The price paid was 10
cents gallon for 100, 900 gallons.
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TRAVELLERS ASSOCIATION.

Arrival.of Delegates to the Eighth National
Convention at Denver.
DENVER, June 23.-About 800 delegates
from all points of the Union to the eighth
National Convention Of the Travellers PRO
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Hopelessly Insane.

MELBOURNE, June 23-Midwinter, the
cricketer, is insane, and his condition is
considered hopeless.
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Cholera Veins.

SYDNEY (N. S. W., June 23.-Stansbury
won the sculling race against O'Connor, the
Canadian.
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e even Innings.

BUFFALO, June 23.--The blsons won an ex
citing eleven-inning game this afternoon. Bald
win pitched excellent ball. Attendance 1900
Summary:
Bufalos ........ ........1 0 3 -
Base hits-BuffaloS To- New Yorks Ia. Errors
Buftaios 3, New Norks 4. Batteres-Baldwiu and
,1OueI
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One for Boston.

CINCINNATI June 23.-The local league team
played poor in-feld game this afternoon and
failed TO bunch their hits Attendance 2oOO.
Summary:
oHIClhhdtiS' '.'s.'' ''.''''.''''..E = U y
Base hits-Cincinnatis 8, Bostons IA Errors
Cincinnatis D. Bostons Il. Batteries-Viau. Duryea
aud Keenan, Clarkson and Bennett. Umpire-Mc-
Quade.
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MADRID. June % One cholera death
each has occurred at Puebla and Goodia.
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RrnnkLvn Rattan

CLEVELAND. June 23.- Wadsworth had per.
feet command OF the ball to day. and the Brook.
yn league club could not hit him effectively. At
tendance 800. summary:
SieYelsanus'. .-.-'..''.'..''..---"O / Il
brooklyns. s....................-...O i . o o.
Base hits-Ceyelands 8, Brooklyns l. Errors
Ceyeiands 8. BroOklyns l. Observation-Disclosures
aud thinner. CarrutherS and DAILY. Umpire-LyncD.
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sARAHs LATEST LOVE.
The Bernhard Madly Infatuated With

The BernhaTdt Madly Infatuated With
Stanley.
LONDON, June 23.-Sarah Bernhard has
fallen platonically in love with Stanley.
Being questioned as to her infatuation she
confessed: u feel a purely artistic
though intense passion for the hero OF
Africa. / think him the greatest of men.
! adore him, and | have every photograph
of him published, in every possible attitude.
! would jump at the chance to accompany
him to the heart of Africa II he would
only ask me would gladly go through all
he has suffered. If he gees | 20 also"
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PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-The league clubs
played two games here this afternoon and eae,.
succeeded in winning game. Attendance 5000.
Summary first game:
Plttsbprgs rgs....................0 o o O 0 o o. 0
fhiladcipnias. ................S U o = s-l2
Base hits-Pttsburgs A. Phiiadelphlas ii. Er-
rors-PlttsburgS /. BatterieS-Gray. Baker and
Decker, Gleason and Clements. Umpire-Powers.
SECOND GAME
Pittsburgs. rgs......................2 . OOO O-l2
EnlIduelphlas. I'D U U 1 u
Base hits-Pl ttsburgs ~, Philadelphia 9. Er
rors-Plttsburgs 6 fhiladelphias 2. Batteries
Bowman and Coleman. Smith and Clements. UNI
pire-IOWers.
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tective Association, which convenes here
tomorrow, have arrived, and by tomorrow
morning it is expected that at least 600 will
be present.
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demands aid. Five thousand homeless peo-
pie need lumber beef, pork, flour and other
provisions. Cable quickly what the United
States will do"
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Chicago Wius Two Games From Brooklyn by
Hsrd Batting.

CHICAGO, June 23.--Two games were played
by the brotherhood clubs this afternoon, and
were attended by 3400 people. The first game
was very exciting aud it took the home cam ten
innings 10 defeat the visitors. TIE second was
marked by the heavy batting OF the home club,
who, after having won the game, allowed the
visitors 10 tie the score in the ninth, necessitat-
ing eleven innings. Summary: First game
ChicagOs. o o 0 o q
BrooXlyn o o U U o.
Base hits-Chcagos 10, Brooklyns L. Errors
ChcagOs 8, BrUOklyns ). Batteres-Badwin and
Farrell, Weyhing and kinslow. Umpires-Barnes
and Gaifney.
SECOND GAME,
Chicagos. ...........,......4 20 o Alb
Brookiyns ...............O 2 o . U o o D / o.
Base hits-Chicagos IT. Brookyns H. Errors
Oh Cages d, BroOKIyns 4. BatterIes-King aud
Farrell, Murphy and weyhing. Umplres-Barnes
and tiaffney.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Many Commissioners Assembled
at Chicago.
Nearly All in Favor Of Lakeside Park for
The Site.
Wholesale LiquOr-DealeS Opposed to the
Whisky Trust-The Cruiser Philadel-
phia Ready for Her Trial.

Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALL.
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long discussion en- the propo-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-10

New York, Sept s.-Last evening
young woman who is known at her
boarding house, No. 81 Lexington ave-
nue., as Ethel Curtis, was reclining on q
sofa in her room reading . novel and
smoking q cigarette. She fell asleep
and the cigarette, falling from her an
gers, set her clothing on fire. She
awoke and rushed to the window, where
she was seen by two young men, who
ran TO her rescue. When they reached
the room the girls clothing was burned
from her body and flesh almost roasted.
She was taken 70 Bellevue Hospital,
WHARF she died.
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.FOR TRAIN WRHCKING
Arrest of a Prominent railroad.
er At Hudson, n. Y.
Claimed That He Il Responsible for
the Recent Disaster on the
New York Central.

Alleged That He Il y Knight Of Labor
and striker--Grea Excitement Caused
by His Arrest. t
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. S-John ].
Reed, brakeman residing at East AL
bany, was arrested yesterday at Hudson,
charged with wrecking the train near
Castleton Thursday night 1t is said
that he has confessed his orime and has
given the names OF four companions, all
OF whom, 1t is said, are strikers. The
greatest excitement prevails here and
the strikers themselves make threats
against Reed He was brought to this
city very quietly and is thought to be
confined In the Central depot although
Superintendent Blssell denies It,
Mr.. Bissell when seen last night by a
reporter said: ~ have nothing 10 say
and would prefer to have things kept
quiet Tomorrow may be day OF sur
prises."
The facts are difficult to obtain, but
1t seems that as soon as the detectives
went TO work they found traces Of Reed,
who is well-known railroad man, his
whole mily being in the business. He
was tracked to Schodiack and then to
Hudson and one Of the detectives found
him at house OF prostitution The
chief detective OF the road slapped him
on the back and said Reed, we want
you at Albany" The man turned pale
and said: "What for? that job at CASTLE
ton. Who squealed?"
Reed was brought here Sunday after
noon. Mr.. Bissell's rcticence in the
matter, IL Is believed, arises from the
fact that they are trying to get Reed to
give the names OF the others and fur
ther rumors say that prominent Knights
OF Labor are concerned. .E
Master Workmen Lee said that Reed
was not striker, but had refused to go
out with them in the late trouble. He
says the knights sympathize with the
road and hope that all concerned will
be caught.
Reed is unmarried and lives with his
mother at East Albany He has been
missing ever since the night OF the
wreck. At his home last night 1t was
stated that he was Knight Of Labor
and striker, despite the Knights de-
NAL
Late last night man named Lon
Miller, a railroad man, Knight Of La
Dor and striker, was arrested at his
home in Greenbush Hollow, charged
with being one Of the wreckers. II Is
thought that Reed has turned States
evidence and that this is the first fruit
Of the evidence. Other arrests are
promised to-day. No information Of any
consequence can be obtained from the
railroad authorities. rlN
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EoREIo

The largest sailing vessel afoat was
launched at Glasgow, Scotland, recently.
She is = fiv.-mastod ship Of 1880 tons
burden and is intended for the nitrate
trade. ..s.l ~. fslsat
An international tomperance congress
Is in session at Christiana, Sweden.
The delegates, who came from nearly
all parts OF the world, number several
hundred.
A DISPATCH OF the 4th from Salonica,
Roumelia, says disastrous conhagra-
ton was raging there. All the con-
sulates, the cathedral and most OF the
public buildings,have been destroyed.
Twelve thousand houses were in ruins
and the fire was still burning.
THE collapse Of bridgepver the Mol
dau river in Prague, on which o large
number OF people had crowded TO watch
the food in that city, resulted In the
drowning Of thirty persons.
The Panama Railroad Company, hay.
ing agreed to pay their laborers the
former rate OF wages, the strikers have
returned to work.
THE trades congress in session at
Liverpool on the 4th adopted BY a vote
OF 1sl to 173 resolution that the eight
hour day should be made compulsory By
Parliament s
CHOLERA is reported tohaye made its
appearance in Madrid and Barcelona,
Spain.
AN explosion occurred on the 5th in
the dynamite magazine at Pallice dock.
La Rochelle, France, instantly killing
ten p rsons and injurlng many Others.
FRANCE and Spain have decided upon
. uniform gold coinage.
THE foods in South Germany have
ruined the crops in the affected district
Lake Constance is ut the highest level
known for century. Navigation has
been suspended. A landslide has blocked
the Tamina defle and stopped the
Nagatz Springs railway.
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y. J. HILL, tho Rrcn. Northcrn rail-
road maguate, has given u Total Of $780,
600 to establish Catholic theological
seminary aust. Fsul, Minn, The In
stitutionis is v 10 under the direction Of
Archbishop Ireland
y FRANCES b. WiDnkRB, presideft Of
the Womens Christian temperance
Union, has written letter denying the
statement attributed to her IN news
paper paragraph thatan alliance Of the
w. G. T. u. and the Salvation Army
was contemplated.
SAMUEL LUTz, well-known centen-
arian OF Pickaway County, o., died on
the I'd. having attained the age Of lOi
years and Ave months. He was q vet-
eran Of the war Of 1912 and had served
four terms in the Ohio Legislature.
M. ALEXANDRA CItARTRAIN, the we'll
known French novelist is dead.
THE Mississippi constitutional CON
vention on the 4th disposed of the
penitentiary question by adopting o
clause providing that no sonvicts shall
be leased or hired to any corporation
after December 1, 1894, aud that the
Legislature shall abandon the leasing
system as soon as possible. Z
THE New York League Of State Re-
publican clubs met at Saratoga on the
9Th, President McAlptn in the chair and
15o clubs being represented. The SEQ
retarv,s renort showed 354 clubs III the
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DOMESTIC.

The stage on the Liegon and Susan
Vile line was stopped recently by
masked man near Milford, CAL. and the
Wells-Fargo box taken at the muxzle Of
. revolver.
THE National Railway, Nail Clerks
Association bold their sixteenth annual
convention at-Denver, Cox, on the Sd.
ThWe was alargs attendance from all
par6 Of Me uhited Htatba a "A gt @syj
A APlosnxESf srsasutt aoflcial says
that wfife IL was true that the state
mont oilthS public. deht sos August
showedSt not decrease lsss ,cssh. In the
Treasusy,o ~ GOLF ssS3,e7S ~ WAS also
true that the bonded debt had been re-
duced sie, 900 during the sAne period
BY the bafchsss lof, ,bohd44. la.Ss-0
A prselkcas hSMJ hksststdsdg Nd,
says thtt lidEsICAlvdy hasyrypdssod ?
dechiops that the rChesspsate n Ohio
canal should be sold, togethe 81 With all
the propafty and iranchihes of the COM
pany. Ire Judge eohcsfs ~ ths o. ion
Of the engineers that thd dansi.otn not
be restefcd with Any ressphs sbis pros
pect Of being pade,to Produce rsyenue
applicable Y tho payment 81 ih bonded
PoR Ne year ended jane 90 1890,
the Bdffaio, Roohestsrl4- Pittsburgh
railroad killed fifteen people and In
Iured 1874 :, The New York, Eswy Haven
q Hartford for the same period killed
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LATER.


n nhhhAiuHh SissS ~ On 're re,,. W.
racine roaa near oposane = ans a., -
On the oth purieo oesweeh my .n
seVenty-nve worKmen unuer mass "
rock. Eighteen were takeh ou. Seau .a
tld twenty'seven were uhaccouh'eu ior
~ last accounts ,
FIVE mon were killed ana more 'nsn y,
thirty injured BY a rear end collsion IN
. cut on the hio eranae railroad hea,
Florence. Col.' on tne otn' .ns 'eoonu
section OF freight train dasnea ino
passenger coach loaded Win laoorers,
which was attached 70 the nrst sec.ion
and had for some cause been delayed In
the cut ,, ..,a,
JOHN .. REED q brakeman, reStuins
tt East Albany, was arrestea .. nuusoh'
~ y, on the 9TH, charged WIN wreck
ing the express train near castieton, \.
Y, few nights ago. ~ Is said 'nat ne
has confessed and wili imphcate som'
| prominent Knights OF LABOR
Ar Cleveland, o., on the 9th q pony
| .ns,,,a an tha Michel Plata road crashed
| .. -. :, ~. W,iison avanna
inW sSroeso w
crossing Inc ear containeo ADou,
thirty persons Of whom one was I'M
atantiy iilled. one fatally hurt and If
IT- - i..a .erIonslv io,ured-
Een "o.o v 80 T..' 90 ~
Inc en- ineer Oh tne pony shBino ~
the gateman In charRc OF tho crossing
are responsible for the accident lsl ~
1 tIosxs,tl n xrpt I'm. indioted for cams
! a.a - 49, ~ p.-,.- a.
ing sthel tnesn. =, ~ - - ne4'vsl y
Sonnecti0p WITH the rOla colony railrofq
| rttJfSllfr-s lvflryITs ..|'l, .n "a 'in.aks-,
ArreHted ana plecea IN JAIL ~ Doun n',. IN
/ sffiF reputation OF the State Of Yer
4 LSl.Il u .a,,onueed ~ fba census
nonA enVua -
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BULLETS FOX WOMEN.
A Mnwaukee Man Tries to KIN His wife
and Mother-in-Law, but Fails.

A Milwaukee Man Tries to XIII His Wife
and Mothsr-in-Law, but Fails.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept SD Rem
niger, laborerliving At 1os Thirtieth
street, yesterday went to the house Of
his mother.in-law, Mrs. Ramers, and re-
quested his wife, who deserted him sew
eral weeks ago, alleging cruelty, TO.
come back and live with him. Mrs. Rem
niger refused, whereupon he drew re-
volver and fred three times at his wife
and twice at his mother-in-law. Mrs.
Reninger received two bullets In the
head and one in the arm, her mother re-
ceiving two in the head. The two women
we're taken to the Pssssyant hospital
Both will recover. Reninger was cap
tured at Brookheld, small station If
teen miles west Of here, last evening.
He charged his wife with inhdelity.
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FORTY YEARS A STATE.
Brilliant Celebration al Caiifornia Of Its
Admission to the Union.

Brilliant Celebration ,h California OF Its
Admission to the Union.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept S.-The cele-
bration OF the fortieth anniversary OF
the admission OF California to Statehood
Is in progress here, under the auspices
Of the Sons Of the Golden West, an order
composed Of native-born Californians,
assisted by the California pioneers and
other organizations. The city Is pro-
iusely decorated with flags banners and
paintings illustrating scenes and Incl
dents in the early history of the State.
Next TO the thousands Of American flags
the most conspicuous decoration is the
old shear flag OF California.
Hundreds Of stuffed grizzly bears, the
insignia Of the Native Sons, are also
visible. The decorations are not con-
fined to tho city, but extend to the ship
ping. The celebration OF Admission
Day proper will not take place until
Tuesday, but the holiday season was
formally opened Saturday night with q
torchlight procession, an open air con-
cert and display OF fireworks which at
tracted 100, 900 people