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Monument 20 Kate Kennedy.

a meeting of the friends of the late Miss
Kate Kennedy was held yesterday. at
which the following persons were appointed
a committee to carry out the project of
erecting monument to the memory of the
deceased: }. j. Rey, j. G. Mcguire, Fl. w.
Philbrook, Joseph Leggett. james II. Barry,
Mrs. W. o. Hayden, Mrs. Z. }. Corbett
Miss Jessie Smith and Mrs. 5. E: Wright
The committee then elected the following
officers: j. ]. Rey, Chairman; H. w.
Philbrook, Secretary, and Joseph Leggett.
Treasurer Mrs. Hayden and Messrs. Rey,
Mcguire and Leggett were appointed sub
committee to draft an address.
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Photographic Art.

The exhibition of photographs now on
display at the rooms of the Art Association
will be open this evening.
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The secoud installment of the "Ace of
Clubs in THE SUNDAY CALL, April 9Th
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPoSALs FoR suRSisTENC

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES
Il Office of Purchasing and Depot CommissarY, SO
New Montgomery ST. San Francisco, CAL April 10
1890 Sealed proposals, I'm triplicate. subject to the
usual conditions. will be received at this ONCE until
12fo'clock Tuesday, April %, 1890, at which
time and place they Will be opened in presence
OF bidders for furnishing and delivery of the follow
ing-named subsistence supplies: Stationery cotton
and paper bags packing boxes, scales, scoops hard
ware iron safes etc. Proposals will not be consf-
for. The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals. Preference will be given to
articles OF domestic production manufacture
conditions or quality and price (ineIudfng In the
price OF foreign productions manufactures the
duty thereonl being equal. Blank proposals and
fuil information as TO the quality of stores charac
ter OF packages, etc, will be furnished app ltca-
tlon to this Office Envelopes containing propose Is
should be marked Proposals for Subsistence Sup
plies to Be opened April %, 1890" and addressed
to the undersigned G. A. WOODRUFF Captain
and c. s., u S. Army. apI1 IL 90 81 At
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC BUILDING SITE IN
i San Francisco-Ohers will be received until
April %. 1890, of ground In San Francisco for
suitable public building site for the Federal Govern
ment, under the act OF Congress approved March 3,
1887, January 81 1889, and April 4, 1890. Each
offer must be accompanied by a correct plat OF the
property offered. with adjacent streets and
abstract OF title to each piece part thereof and
the price at which an option of purchase Will be
given on the whole OF such site. AL offers and
options are subject to the terms OF the above acts
and must be filed in the Office of n. X. Masten,
Room l. N. X. MASTEN,
WIN. j. BRYAN
JOHN p IRISH,
United States Commissioners of Public Building
Site for San Francisco. APPS lot
PTfVSvCIA
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PHYSICIANS

NR. AKIN, z GRANT AVE: LOW FEES; Ely E
DIung all aisi men ladies confidently consult. free
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. G.SOn PARTNER wASTED-TO TAKE Or
u OOO. ders in the store and assist In looking at
ter general details in plain cash business in this
city, established years; clearing at least from
500 10 sSOO Der month; you try IL for 2 weeks
before buying; no night nor Sunday work: 10 pre-
Vious experience necessary your partner will
teach you the business Apply X. KENNY, %
kedTuy ST.
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G.1HDO PARTNER WANTED-TO ASSIST IN
- -pOO. looking after the hired help etc In
frstelass hotel OF l2O rooms; fine location across
the bay; always fun OF 1rsr-class people; estab-
lished nearly Is years; the present owner has
cleared nearly $4,000 in the last five years; You
viii md him coe or The best-knOwn men in tina
State and popular and respected BY all: no previous
experience required bat must be of steady habits
90 bar THIS very desirable business. Apply X
kENNl, % kearny ST. 1t
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Z0OO Il Ting esa6ssqen F1 for sale 8e daF one
can run it; this is paying handsomely as the e1-
pelSes are very light; has horses and 2 ine wag-
"ns; viii give weeks trial before you buy; a most
thorough investigation allowed. Apply X. KENNY
- EelrnN .
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CG00 FIRST-CLAsS CORNER SALOON FOR
t)OOO. sale; selling account Of sickness Of
owner: fine location, near Montgomery aud Market;
established y years and has always done a large
business the fixtures handsome ana cost at least
$1,000; come and look al this bargain. Apply X
KENNY, % Kearny ST. 1t
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CJGO PARTNER WANTED TODAY; RARE
t-,1DO. inducements offered: established busl-
ness; viii pay each from SIS to So per week.
BOOKER & TEMPLE. SAL Market ST, Room /. It,
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$500 from one whols5d 5oase hA Asv M sg9
SloO FER month work secured; good team. See
GEO. STEWART. l35 KearnF It Ii
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GE00 PARTNERSHIP IN AN OLD-ESTA b
u OOU. lished contracting and joDbiug business
sI1fge stock; horse and wagon; rare opportunity 7
Grant ave, Room 9 apIl 2ts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOQO CIGAR-STORE ON MARKET ST.;
OCOO. splendid location; clearing over Sl25 a
month; trial given. NJ LESS 995 Market. Its
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GIOS NEWS DEPOT AND CANDY STORE;
r. -. suitable for lady or gentleman: furniture
Included Ia sale. W. +. HEALY. 7I9 Market St IT.
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PIANOS. y1oLINs. rro.

K oHLER & CHASE. 1877 P0ST-THE OLDEST
n and largest music house on the Coast; have all
the leading pianos organs and band instruments;
low prices; cash or insfaliments; don't fail to call
or write; everything guaranteed. ia31 II
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GEQn O00 TO LOAN AT LOWEST MAR
,DOUO.OOU ket rates city and country real
estate any amounts. SCH ULLER, 40 California. u
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1T BPOADT4T AND PARK PLACE.

II Is long. lank Wcstcrner,
He stops him with frown:
eBv yer muddy boots and spattered hat
who ceaneth this we're town.
sWho cleaneth ii. you Western cuss Z
sometimes the rains come down!
49, .hsra WAS LOOMS. there was Loonis. the man
from Pelhamve.
so rsr thought of cleaning it made Colonel LOOMS
ill.,
The, told ms what great things he'd do-how he'd
hustle night and day.
And wine the walks and scrub the streets and cart
the dirt away
But the mud kept pilins higher,
And the dust kept getting drier
Until the one had grown 50 dcep tie 'o"'
not run,
And the winds swired up the other till we couldh
see the sum-
For they cannot. no. they cannot.
Clean the streets of this we're town.
But praises be to Heaven above.
Sometimes the rains come down.
Then swears this lengthy wcsterner-
fluent oath swears he;
aft the rain alone cleans this we're town
No wonder mud see
"'Tis the blessed rain alone, say I,
No other ways there be.
For there Looms. there was Looms, but ne
hadn't made start
When he felt himself agonS with failure Of the
heart.
So Beattie got the place. and are waiting day by
day,
A.hoping that his health at least may prove itself
O. r.:
But this slush and mud and mire
Will keep piling higher
Should it not ii will be something which never vet
has come 10 pass.
And we'll raise monument to Beattie with his viz
tues writ in brassl
For yOu cannot, no. you cannot,
Clean the streets of tbs we're town.
But. praises be 10 Heaven above,
Sometimes the rains come downs
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GArETY AMONG SUBURBAN REPUBLIcAys

Inc suburban Republican Clubs reception at tho
oenlfai opera House. Third-avc. and sixty seventh
o. 'o'no'Tow evening, promises to be an unusually
interesting and successful affair. Delegations from all
VIC Republican District Associations OF the country arc
'Apec'cd together with number Of leading Rcpubl
as' shch as ex-senator Platt Appraiser Cooper. Col
Nc'er Erliardt and Others. The following clubs have
purchased boxes Republican Cub, Charles +. Brudcr
ns'oclaton, kingsbridgc Republican Club, Ninth Ward
.'oneer Corps D o. G. Club. Ninth Ward Republican
.uo' iAth Assembly District; Fordham Club. fremont
.iuo. Lenox OF Harlem; Ivy Club, XXIId District
NAild Assembly District Association. North Side Re
puohcan Club Hamilton Republican Club Harlem
suburban Baseball Club. u. 5. Grant Club, XVllIth
c.suct The celebrated Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps
~ on give an exhibition drill at O'Clock which will
~ olic OF Tie attractive features Of the evening.
oancpig Will begin at 10 O'Clock.
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PostoMce Notice.
changes may

f,aoul be read daily by all interested, as changes may
r Tor fosgn con, need not be specially yi ad;
dressed ios dispatch ol any 'i,'a ana ron,ercai
o Sd esi M no; pciy aarcs'ei being sent "
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FOR Ws.S M'iSGS w 80 a. N. ior iropc per =
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md o,h'r European countries must Dr. drec.ed per
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dirc ;ed per Tmbr.n1 =. 20 m for scotland direct
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lce Lac her, Apill - at 80 ,. m Malls for 'he
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',", clos. hero Anrl d. ~ 30 y m. Malls for Aus
t,l N., zealand Hawaiian Fj! and samoa Islands:
Ni,rros, from Francisco close here April
- AZ 4 30 D. m. cor arrival at Ncw.York Of ;.
9Th Ireh mlll~ FOR Australia Mall. FOR Cuba,
a., r,u 10 Tampa Fla. md thence bv steamer, via Key
u, IN, Lose al this Office daily at . 80 a.
me schedule Of closing o. rans-Pacinc mails Is ar;
,,d o he n sumption ~ their uninterrupted overland
,t "a san Francisco Malls from the East arriving
n Ar Spn Francisco on the day o sailing Of steamers are
dispatched thcncr 1 ,,' ''"'' NY ''5'''" ' 'o'' d"
?. m previous eeecnnxr,rrc ,,x coTT p,.,r,s,ar
pcs,onfcc New-Nork. y V. April fth. $500
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4 roprLAn CONCERT rY rAlrly SINGERS

The opportunity ,i'en the public lat evening a.
the Casino t. hctr SOM" oi The best HEED mcnlcf- 81
Abbey Il trn'- Grand italian Opera Company
in popular concert seemed f. be- mo-, welcome
one for the audience Wa, exceedingly large filling
about all the standing room well "a. tlic rrni' Ap
pialsc generous. and oi thr thirteen nihh'fo Ola
the programme tlc lat ten received encore. Iho.e
who sang tlle. Marie Ic;fieani. soprano Nile
Fabbri. oOniialtD; sienor- Icsug.ni aud Eafr ID,
icmol-; slnor Oct Iucntc. baritone. and SIsnor
Novara. ba,-O. Luigi Arditi cOnducilr' ami the
orchestra was the regular one Of the Casino.
The programme con i-trl Of an overture Herod 8
Tampa by Tie orchestra. duct from MARTHA
by Sgnors Ravcili and Del rucnte, song. " tn"
Dock 10y sisn0r Novara. romanla, No'c I'll
Donna from ronohiclli. b. Nile. Fabbrl' "onnoi :
Ave Maria by signor Ravclli " ~ Iorchof,' from
Carmen" hy siguOr Del Pucntc: puAIlrt from
Martha bv Mile Iciiglani aud IahbfI ana Hlih'f,
RaVc and NoNira. ~ gavOiic. Ardiil - Llhechu'
by The orchc. ira AulfIa Walt " - s1rih I'' nor
the ni-i timcl. by Nile. Iefteiani, song Love
Proving" by Sgnor lcucini; a ronanIi, i"-t {,
Ni,onc.7 b, Nile. fahbri Il song. Faihcf - fNli'
by signor Novara, and a quartet from cru - hlIo
lctto7 by Mile. PcitigIani and faobr an" slgh"rs
Havclli and Del Pncntr
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The Standard Theatre opens again tonight after
rs rest Of week with steele Mac.ayc's Money Mad.
which has some wcknown actors and, IL Is said,
some complicated scenery.
The knights Of Tgburn7 will be played FOR the
inst time in this country at Niblos Garden ti, even
!ng Preparations for ii have been going on for a
long time. and a smooth performance ], promised.
The special announcement Is made that Little
Iaesday' will continue to play her part in " Long
Lane at the Fourteenth street Theatre this week.
Robert Mantell begins at the Grand opera House
tonight what - likely TO be his last engagement IN
uie city in The COisican ErOthcrs.'
The stepping stonc7 will occupy the stage OF the
New Park Theatre this evening. is season there VIII
DC short ono.
THIS IS the last week Of Mr.. Days season In New
iork Miss Iioyden's Husband and iaronn NJ
hascmd and His Nothcrin. Law Will be played
eevery night up to and including Thursday and on
wednesday afternoon. At the last three perform
enccs on Friday and saturday evenings and saturday
u'cFhooh, "seven-Twenty Eight" will be given.
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o+ber side which can be eN ti wv sroni
on the we're unwilling witness .hat Love" Of the
this o. GOOD sense. CLEANS OF In"I Tho Mill;
aalnlom"tifu for its own SAKE, oo none. You NAV
tartan -; p often wrong YOU can never 'Iinn NM
thlnS lie protests WIN ,ho commoner
cohli1ve conviction against SOM VI lie ,yonld
genuine vuloar errors about nooNs. ~ "Ou
forms oil NuI-" 'I, b;ndnc imposcd-to use his own
not nav noo ctter-press which Is reSpcS,dpc loui
worms work and nothing nloI. a." to whstovnr
hts.ore in hini. with ms uch1JJ 70 name R;hcs
roulaesiastjcal-it is conslderapr-'o liz XXI
and books "a =" Ln continues. is the dress with
ins u # walks ont into the Woi "a" ~
,rne and ink, are the '1 ,brec sonI. body and
NW,onscrihcd and these inIto' oI ~ 10 aI
is transcit'' src triad which ought 10 nc at
habllmen',o ono %'V another by the laws of harmony
and good sense, 90 follow him when he SAYS that
II Is lesS '"SN ~. NOT TO be printed IN mean
noble woiH TSse forms. and that cheapncSs ought
ahu l4o;,ad bv an instlnctlNe sthse .'iu l"" vi
s,ress If il were p0ssl" nnd hn+ what chance
doctrine ~ ~ followed in these democratic GAYS
mas IL ~ and good printing 90 not 90 ,Y"e,ner,
.nea ~ IN no no cheap ShakfspeaIcs' Musu !nc
Are 'htic ~ rho Bible tie limited by an lnslnc'lVc
cheapness o. ,a 20, Of fitness? The greatest novel
sense ana t,~o generations. i! not The greatest
OF ~ r,""lsh literature" VANITY FER mas luSt
IN la az ;ssned at shilling would Mr. "i"us.ons
been ls' tIe reader of fiction to the shocKer
conhne .'dreadful7 at the same pilce lie com
or the ouG is right in complaining that new
plains ~n" too often issued at prices fabuouSN
S SGGhS lie sees that the effect OF inns SyS,c cr
has pes" thc market: they go TO
ont cirCcuIatins library. and become Dor
the GU instead of buyers: with results not pleas
rO~t 10 consider But Mr.. Gladstone remark IS
ant a. ,b 10 spirit Of the Scotch CLERGYMAN who Paid
IN a ' 100 tor copv of the Md-arlne Bible. Rc-
s; onstroted with ON his extravaganza by pionS
h"f thrifty parishioncr, he answered Can Any
price be bo oyO al. ali be Scotch ccrgymen
CANNOT no"' c. w. s.
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4 BEAUTIFUL CATHEDRAL WINDOW.
SHOWN FOR THE FIRST TINE At ALBANY on
FASTER DAY.

Albany. April CspcciaD.-Thc Easter service at
All Saints Cathedral was largely attended to-day. An
impressive service preached by the Rev william
Crosswcll Doanc. Bishop Of Albany. Members OF inc
congregation and strangers present had the oppor-
tunty Of admiring a beautiful rose window OF coiorcd
glass. recently PIT in the wall above the great en-
trance to the Cathedral The Cathedral faces the
west. The glass was unveiled last night but the
full beauty Of the design and the coorins could not
be perceived until daylight streamcd through IL today
The glass was designed by john La FARCE master
in colorod glass II the gift to the Cathedral OF
the Misses Clarison. Of Poisdam ST. Lawrence County
The impressive proportions Of the Cathedral, the I'M
usual breadth Of the nave the size Of columns the
solid walls Of the a-lcs pierced only by small open
ings give architectural opportunity for rose WIN
dow Of large diameter and throw 1t into strong re-
lief. lis position makes possible its treatment inde-
pendent Of the small side windows which are unseen
in looking westward down the nave. In this view
the great re- C window dominates. simple stone
mullions divide II into central circle and twelve
radaI panels, with outer ends Of trcio form
The lines Of stone separate the panels, Dut are
too slender 10 break the windows unity. 50 Mr. la
Fargo has treated il and made one picture with thir-
teen parts. each part complete in ITSELF yet no moro
prominent independent than the figures In any I'M
portant composition. Angels. aurcolc crowned HI the
panel, Of the circle their wings In the tcfoliN
The upliftcd heads. the shoulders and hands are
modelled As In a painting. The faces glow win an
gcic Wor~ hip. In the central circular panc ART w"
saints one expressing the deep peace OF pardon amer
pcnitcncc leans her head upon the other. whose up,
turned brow beams with the purest trust III cicfhA
JOY. , T., ,, r f.,
beautiful huc- than this. YET III 'hi- Nlno"N '
sense Of mere beauty color is LOST in the oNcpoWc
inc central idea of uplifting worship WI '""'0' a.,
the composition. blend i'm this one purpose. ana
through and over all the intvicace> and suhtrtlc ~
wonderful technique glass and paint fhri' i'h'i''
the soul mpre SION picture "i Anus "
ANGELS lowering i'm twilight between carih ana h'aNr
their natures each after il, kind, responding I" TIC
Ton II Holy -nlrf
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DROUNED ~ THE MISSISSIPPI

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'''t'' DID ' ' ' W '''' 1929
ihW it'N" women A.' children were drowned Nh'ii
fho oliictt Bod their fItI ve..l a-iin-t tee
ifa that they escaped with extreme dlr,uif,. This
,. . . .t. a., l .t.,.,,
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OBTTC 7.
SOLOMON ". SWARTZ.

NVTONVN v
so,oron II ~aart, d.ed yesterday after an Illness Of
,.- ,..l. "a. Ills home SO. J.. Last seventy -
lie wa. a,,aur Yeas Old and ana-s,d large fortune
In the wholesale clothing business 40 80 $50 bi''u""'
fr. vf. aad oac -on and four daughters suiNNe MN,
BE va. o. OF tle h.t,noNu merchants ~ h' '''1' '
- , ,. ,ino the Mayor u Hudson in this Sta'.
A.. v. .r. ~ tA. directors a. tlr Nnth - '..'
IA ST.. O. n..nbrr Cd; tl. b'fri ~ td.,' 4" ,l d
.s., -...t ff.lr.. Ge.-r.Ilton Una It-hNIiA. tiiu
l.., ~ inc B'n, B'r.n. s- w'I - o Mount N, ''i
4 .i.. 81 Nf- competed WIN so Co..
i,,f.h. oi.aul, oa-' and made many hi,n0, NO.
l.-. $40 Al,s rD. n bis tei'l H' l' a., n.' ~,
relations. INr hffA Wiz -'N' i'
d .uf,,, HIS Cemetery.
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WILD BEASTS LARS IN HARLEM
THE OLD POLO cEoUSps FILLED WITH TIL

THE OLD POLO GEoUSps FILLED WITH THE
TENTS Or BARNUM AND BAILEY.
in the old Iolo Grounds The restless lion roars by
night The moonlight CLEANS the tents OF uOmads
pitched within and beyond the boundaries Of the his
'oric diamond. The bloodcurdling howl Of the wolf
'cends 10 the twinkling stars. The horrid hvcna'-
laugh awakens the echoes Where the renowned
Kelly slid the uneasy elephant sways and trumpcts.
Hard by the fierce tiger makes his lair. The monkeys
chatter in the hallowcd by the brave deeds o;
the New->oIk Giants. The hard hidcd rhinoceros
oblquely eyes his lonely horn. Nothing in the world
history is more remarkable than the change which
has given the Polo Grounds 10 the beast, Of the
field the fore,; and the wilderness.
This is not an extract from the New Zcrlandcr's
History Of New-York. The beasts Earnum
& Bailey's. the tents Barnum Bailey.
So for the present arc the Old Polo Grounds.
"The old order changcih, yielding place to the new
The baseball giants arc succeeded by the mammoth
circus. and the Polo Grounds again the centre
Of attraction to Old and young Sew York.
The circus season Will begin on April Il. There
will be, as usual. free orclleht parade. Thi, VIII
be greater and crander than ever before. In the
circus entertainment there will be greater variety Of
thrilling xnd brilliant feats and features. lmre kiialiY
spectacle Of Nero or the Destruction Of Rome j. as
ISOLATED with the circus This is said to be the most
bewitching and enchanting spectacle devised by
man, the most astonishing display Of ancient Roman
life attempted the most rapiurous and realistic
representations Of the time Of Nero. "Tody7 Iamil
ton saws 50. and he always speak the truth.
An immense number Of people visited the Polo
Grounds Yesterday They found lct' 81 ATTRACTION IN
the village Of snowy canvas. and the occasional ejacu
atons Of surprise uttered by the animals at finding
themselves in such quarters could be overheard
distinctly and occasoned great excitement The tents
were roped in and guarded by policemen. But for
this the BOYS Of New York would have taken them by
storm The tents are hOOred with planhng, ana IN
the exhibition tent are comfortable seats itr
10000 or L. 900 people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07

san Francisco. Arrl i-p'c al'-lo n' rt"" J. 10
date h,cd by Prophet Erickson. 90 'Ah.u'' ''r lie
BEGINNING II the cNodus ~ the i1iiitn '' ''' '""'
tain, ~ o.,apc the doom pci.c,f1 i"f ''Ni"" ''"
san Francisco ON April IT, zee Nfe sent l' ''
insane a -, lun and ihc meeting ni i' "i''P"' WIN
broken M ina oakland Tine craze ~p'iH, hp"'N'''
and .rcr,i meetings held. at when many ne"
convert, were made Believer dee are thfn aii cat"
nu,h. vii swallow mp tlir two cite, ana tlh the '''
v.iu cover thc ruins. About t"cuiy hmiN'' nave ~
ready c.f,l he'd camp ON the nix back 81 'fNi''
and il /. expected that tomorroN N'H ''r many ~
movals TO the place of refuge. Yesterday P'''
Of alont fori, lett Oakland quietly i'r 49, Hel'''' 10
Nana Comfy. where th'y have engaged i''M' j"
e,cr,l wc,h-. santa Rosa. The present h'idq"a''''
If ,lr. Wordvurfh. leader d.. thr movement ""
also been selected AL a., lnm ~ about ''''' -
doom -.llrr, De ptc the abonnltt OF the pf'P""'
IL INA, taken a -lIon- hold Dn the m1-in1''"7 q,
many cgcinlou, people both here and IN 'aAiii" anu
tcfor. Apnl II several hundred persons VII ""''
:, cn,,u;r, resorts. Oakland RAJ estate aga a." n
t,ud futriturc dealers report bf'A NA"' ~.
I,,nI,-..p Ter. are auAuu, to realize on pl"p.'F 49,
,hcv regard A. sure Ice lo,t. me N,F'l '''n''a'
inc i'm Washington ~t Oakland. a handsome anu r,t
deed yonne woman, with her laf rlic''h's H.
lar hack rushed wildly dow a." street. aip"."r
~ Inn ,oniur oh. Lord wait for me-, "iN M""'
.,r mo OH fake me 10 him, take me !" INC L"i"' 80
sIc va. cap'urcd by pOlrc ana l'hcl 10 W. ~,
,c s,,tinu where she continued 10 rave lh''"VN"''
and fo call for proi'c'ph