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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-22
FIRE IN = COLORADO MINE.
Heavy Damage Threatened to u Valuable
Plant

Plant at LeadyilIe.
IE.DyILLE, Col, Aug. lS.-The Louis
vile, leading mine and one in which
st. Louis and Chicago capitalists are
largely Interested, caught fire last night
from the explosion Of lamp, and the
flames are still tearing their way
through the Shaft 1t is stated that it
can never be worked again, as it will hc
cheaper to sink Il new shalt. This lays
to waste a work that has cost in the
ncirhbOrhOOC. Of SIT. 900.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-22
Gram Damaged nv Hail.

FERGUs FAILS. MINI Aug. 1S.-A ter
rife hail storm at Deer Creek last night
DESTROYED vast amount OF grain.
Stacked wheat Was blown about and
darnaped
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-22
Convicted or Me Murder.

ABISDox, Va, Aug. 1.-THE jury this
morning in the case OF Or. Baker,
charged with killing his wile by poison
ing. brought in q verdict of guilty OF
murder IN the first degree.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-22
Havana Kldnapers Executed.

HAyAxA. Aug. I4-Hipolito Gonzales,
Frrlnin Perez and B0nifacio Ealdes,
who had been convicted of kidnapping,
we're exeluted here yesterday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-22
OVER A MILLION INVOLVED.
Suit to ForecIose Mortgage Lo
AncrIes Cable [ in..

AnEtles thDIe Tlilt.
Los ANGELES, Cal. Aug. l~.-Suit has
been begun in the superior court blythe
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank, of Chi
Cago. 10 fOreclose second mortgage on the
plant Of the Pacific Railway. It cable
company of this city. The amount in
volved is 81 ,664 coo, with accrued IN
=
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-22
cotton worms IN TrxaG.

EaEyHsH, Tex. Aug I>.-Cottot
4v9r4- are destroying crops il. tuI
country. Several other places repot,
the pest.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-22
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Portuguese Prohibition Of Wheat.
The government of Portugal prohibits
the importation Of foreign wheat from
September | until the native crop has
been consumed.
The morning call., 1891-05-18
THE TRUE VS.. THE SHAM.
4 Laborer Gives Wen-Dressed Man
Pointer on POIiteness.

4 Laborer Gives a WeI-Dressed Man a
Pointer on Politeness.
In the hottest part OF one Of the recent
hot days two persons boarded an uptown
elevated train at the Ninth-avenue Station.
The two were not together. One was an at
tractiye young woman and the other was a
laborfng man in sOiled and patched clothing
and with dinner pail in his hand, says the
New York Tribune. There was only one
vacant seat in the Scar. The labOring man
was pers piring and apparently tired. de
was thinking of his own comfort and he hur-
Tied to the vacant seat, taking possession of
it with an air Of extreme comfort and relief
1t is doubtful if he noticed the young woman
at all.
She had started for the seat too, but the
man reached it long before her. A slight aD-
pearance of disappointment and annoyance
was visible on her face. She reached for
strap, and prepared for tiresOme standing
journey uptown. But man who sat next
TO the lab0ring man relieved her. de was
cool and comfortably clad individual, and
appeared we'll able to stand. de politely
offered the young woman his seat, and she
as politely accepted it. Then the polite in
dividual took hold of strap and cast look
of scorn at the labOring man, plainly show
ing that he considered the latter'S action in
apprOpTiating the only vacant seat had been
decidedly wrong and ungentlemanly. The
laboring man was plainly annoyed and I'M
comfortable. He read the meaning OF the
scornful glance, and apparently did not re-
sent it. He probably began to realize that
his action had been rude.
But an opportunity for retaliation soon
came The attractive young woman left the
train al Twenty-thiTd street and the polite
Individual resumed his seat. At Forty
second street an old colored woman entered
the cars. No seats were vacant and the
polored woman seized q straO and prepared
to stand. She was evidently suffering
great deal from heat and fatigue. The man
who had been SO polite to the attractive young
woman now became deeply absorbed in
critical study of his feet But the labOring
man arose, and, awkwardly taking off his
hat, asked the eOlored woman if she would
not take bis seat
''God bless you'll | Wilt" said she; and as
she did so the laboring man gazed triumph
antly upon the polite individual, whose shall
low merit was wholly dwarfed before this
evidence of noble manhood.
The morning call., 1891-05-18
SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

Judge-What trade do you follow? Va
grant, am a builder. what do you build?"
Castles in the air. Texas Siftings.
The mIlK of human kindness
Is gitt supreme;
But impeCuniOus friend
Always wants the cream Puck.
Frank-Mrs. Rykert married her husband
10 reform him; how did she succeed?
May-Splendidly; he's an angel now
y. Herald.
Ethe-Why are you always kicking be-
cause l have other admirers? Ge0rge-Oh,
if you want to make syndicate OF yourself,
l don't Gbjeet.-N. \. Sun.
Down to the sea ere long they'll march,
by General Cupid ied
Aud many engagements there viii be
Before the darlings we'd N. Y. Herald.
Mrs. Bellows-I caught you kissing the
hired girl, sir, what does II mean? Mr.
Brown-It means We have lost enough girls
on account of my cOOlnesS.-Chicago Globe,
81 have such an indGlgeut husband" said
little Mrs. Doll. Yes; so George says"
responded Mrs. Spiteful. Sometimes in
dulges too much, doesn't hep" - Boston
Transcript.
Where are you going; my pretty maid :"
May GO with you, my pretty maid ,"
"PVe fat already KIND SIR she said
N Y. Herald.
Johnny-My father said it in sober ear
nest, ma'am. Teacher - Wouldn't my
father said it in earnest" mean just as much,
Johnny? Johnny-No a'am; not if you
know my father.-Elmira Gazette.
Debtor-You can't collect that from me.
Collector-No? Debtor-No; you can't get
gust-Apparently not; neither can | get
money out of beet.-Texas Slftings.
Book-keeper-I was compelled to absent
myself from my desk yesterday, sir, on ac-
count of the grip" The BosS-"Grip ?"
Lack of grip you mean. | never saw such
a loose, fumbley. muffey game of ball in all
my life. neyer!-N. \. Herald.
Croscutt (the manufacturer)-If more men
strike, Mr.. Penman, l fear they will be
ruined. Penman (the book-keeper, with
his mind on the last ball game)-1es, this
going ont in one-two-three order has nearly
broken me already. Chicago Times.
Yes" said the mother complacently.
"Jane is married, and married well. 1t was
through having her portrait palnteu Glab Sne
cot acquainted with her husband. Indeed.
Did she marry the artist?" The artist?
/ guess not. She married the frame manu-
faeturer."-N. Y. Express.
The girl who dressed in her summer clothes
Before the FIRST of May;
The man who got out his old straw nat
On the first sunshiny day;
The fellow who Onened the window
And sat all day Ia the draught-
All these can explain in a minute
Why the little grip-mlerobe laughed.
buffalo Express.
After June 1st the Brooklyn bridge vii
be free to foot passengers.
The morning call., 1891-05-18

GOLDEN GATE REAL ESTATE.
p1OA MONTH, $50 DOWN = BEAUTIFUL
u III building lots, 40x100 $500 to $7o0; streets
graded; excellent drainage system; near station;
take Eerkeiey train, stop at Golden Gate station;
for r. BOE6L4E, owner. ap25 n
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
or NEAR DWIGHT STATION, EAST BERKE-
IL ley; 40x132: two minutes walk from electric
road Apply J. ID. MENHARpT, Z. Berkeley. I8 81
The morning call., 1891-05-18

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
$4,000 on lot 5sI7s Feet i@
York state: is now rented for $500 a year: owner
Is here and wants to exchange for small improved
farm. Apply to DUFFY a co. 3l8 Kearny. ml7 80
O.EG0 PUSSEsSORY TITLE; 100 ACRES
tDOUO. fine and IN San Louis Obispo County q.
H. STREET, 3ls Pine st. myl7 4t|
10000 100 ACRES. MILES FROM HAY
ID UUUO. wards: 80 acres tilIaDIe: 80 hay, orch
and apple trees: good furnished house, six rooms
and bath; bot and cold water; horse, COW. wagon
aud farming implements; easy terms, or will ex-
change for city Oakland Alameda properly.
MCLAUGHLIN q Co, 20 Kearny ST.. s. Il. myl7 tt
TO EXCHANGE-wANTED ABOUT 20 ACRES
lin Fresno County, in vicinity OF Kingsbnrg, worth
about 81 900, to exchange for Oakland improved
pbperty: several fne offers 70 exchange now on
hld by BENEDICT & co, 457 Ninth, Oakland. II
IDR SALE-l47 ACRES OF LAND 31a MILES
from Calistoga, Napa County Cal, 90 acres
FENCED 35 acres cleared and in CIVILIZATIONS; house
rOoAs stone dairy-house; barn stable ana sheds for
catth: rs acres tim Der: 8 living Springs the
year Trough: pasture land will keep 40 head of cat
tie. us all set with wild oats good road; water
piped Though house and premises about acres of
full-beaTIng orchard, prunes, pears, peaches and
plums; 10 mortgage It; title perfect price
$4,000. talf cash, balance in easy payments Apply
10 q. w JOHNSON Callstoga ca. my 70 sc
OK PAYABLE 81 A WEEK, NO PAYMENT
u y. equired down, Will buy acres of Fres-
nos famous vineyard lands; more in like proper
ton: there fortunes is; send for circulars.
OCCIDENTAL LAND COMPANY, 2S5 Kearny7 I'm
TOR SALE-I76 ACRES OF LAND 315 MILES
+ from Calistoga. Napa County Cal. about one
third is timber, baaaee is easily cleared; is
now cleared and fegced; small bearing orchard, as
sorted fruit; house OF rooms: barn. etc; spring
water: good road price $500 one half cash,
balance easy terms. Apply 70 q. w. JOHNSON,
CaiistOga. myl6 OF
MICE HOPE IN ALAMEDA COUNTY; 245
~ acres lire level land; acres in pTunes; acres
In Almonds 3 acres IN vines; balance in vegetables
aud hgg: cottage house; barn and Outbuildings;
90 M Gutes' drive from railroad station: fine level
roads; price $500; will exchange ALBERT T.
CRANE. 4iO Montgomery ST.. Room l. myl5 at
A LAMBDA COUNTY: 1913 ACRES LAND, LEyEx.
Il and rolling. adapted Tor fruit and vines 100
acres nov under cultivation; many fine springs
fenced house. barn, etc: miles from railroad
town; Brice reduced to $4,000; easy terms OF pay
Inent: investigate this. ALBERT Il. CRANE. 4l0
Montgomery St, Room /. myl5 II
C1CHOoL LANDS. 81 so TO SO AN ACRE: ON
- very easy terms: sold by the State ia tracts to
guit: no residence improvements required: ali
kinds OF lands. IN many different counties; send
stainp for list open day and evenings Il. w.
LAKE 6 Flood Building. l3u
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED LAND SUIT
able for fruit. from SIS 10 $400 per poultry
farms. large and small VlueyardA ANDREW
PRICE, Healds0urg, Cal MIRA u
The morning call., 1891-05-18

L l0Oo GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUSI-
sNtVUb. ness for sale. consisting OF dry-goodS,
lroeerirs boots and shoes etc, located IN one OF
I1e most desirable portions OF the State, only
hort distance from This city, doing fine business
That is constantly increasing; full value in stock
gwen; best ofreasOnS Tor selling Apply *. KENNY,
- Kearuv Sc. II
The morning call., 1891-05-18

CALOON FOR SALE: BARGAIN N BLUM
- ENTHAL & CO, 65S Mission ST. mylS ST.
The morning call., 1891-05-18

Il OTEL. WITH so ROOMS NEWLY FUR
II niShed; fui gO0d-paying guests; saloon and
biiliard-room goes If desired; also small ranch;
Wen stocked; choice cows poultry, etc: viii sell
whole or part; lease be obtained term of years
Address Hotel, Box 105, CALL Branch once. 8 1878
The morning call., 1891-05-18

< ROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE; A WELL Is
" tablished family trade of nearly so day;
located upon OF size streets: Is sure bust
ness; rooms for living: well stocked; any one can
nun This. Apply X KENNY, p hearuy 81. Il
The morning call., 1891-05-18

After June 1st the Brooklyn bridge vii
be free to foot passengers.
The morning call., 1891-05-18

CO-00 LARGE MILK ROUTE, MORNING
= -JUU. and evening; 20 cans; 8 fine horses;
wagons. cart and buggy; prom ineut milk, butter
AND egg depot barns; house under long lease; does
large cash trade from depot; finest milk in the
world; comes from Petaiuma twice each day; route
comprises best part Of city and clears $500 per
month, must sell account of having TO attend
tbs dairy ranch and shipping milk etc. very little
bonus asked for route: stock worth near the price
asked; grand chance Tor one OF two men Apply
GEO. STEW Ar r. l35 Kedruy So. 1t
The morning call., 1891-05-18

BUY OR RENT-SMALL IMPROVED RANCH:
ID not over 5 miles from city. Address Ranch.
Box 81, CALL Branch Once, myl6 IT,
The morning call., 1891-05-18

G1n0O PARTNER WANTED IN ONE or
II 4OOO. The best frst-csSS corner saloons IA .le
terminus OF three o. principal cable liss uoliIs
large business that is sure 10 clear @, e1 S3oo ie
known men in the Stale: is owner OF the properly
in which be does business and has COZ Guided 60 take
partner to assist him in order 10 col nave 10 en-
rfreiv aepeud on hired neu: most thorough luveS-
tigatiou allowed Apply X KENNY, % Kearay. II
The morning call., 1891-05-18

Tor SALE-SALOON. WITH FURNISHED
L rooms; on account of leaving city; doing good
business. 63S Sacramento ST lnylA It's
The morning call., 1891-05-18

Co5O PARTNER WANTED IN A GEN
SEOOU. contracting business; employ ng from
10 E hands; constantly Increasing; partner must
keep mems time, etc; clearing $3.50 per month.
BUSINESS EXCHANG t. Grant ave II"
The morning call., 1891-05-18

= ness: owner leaving city. lG4 SCeuart ST. Is 81
TOR sALE-sALOoN. "a THIRD STREET
r ,v1 : D.
The morning call., 1891-05-18

C.0ODn RESTAURANT AND BAKERY; .
= -ZUU. good ovens; ia very business center Of
CITY. Handsomely fitted up; restaurant alone re
PTS per Gay lease. ApPlJ TAaI1l- " LIZ
-S5 Market ST. mylS St
The morning call., 1891-05-18

81 loo LINERS ATfENTioN INST = aS
traly located and is doing hne business that can
De increased largely; all trade: this place runs
DO wagons; a most thorough investigation allowed.
Il. KENNY. p Kearny SC. II
The morning call., 1891-05-18

z. DIn MEhUANIILE And MANUFACI r
- O(O. ing business; partner wanted in fine
store on Market St; must sttend store, keep plain
accounts. mems time act As salesman, collections,
etc employs 70 hands; plenty OF WORK for them
10 do; clesrs $3.50 per month; has STOCK material,
tools machinery: is a remarkably growing, pro6ta-
BE and solid business, suitable for any steady,
sober, Industrious man, willing work and make
himself generally Uselul: will find plenty 10 do:
fun Investigation and best OF reference. GEO
STEWART I35 Kearuv St II
The morning call., 1891-05-18

sale; long ease; cheap rent; good location: VIII
sell at invoice. Address p B., Box los, CALL
IIahch once, my II
The morning call., 1891-05-18


T1UBBS HOTEL, OAKLAND FINEST AND
most commodious family and tourist hotel in
California occupying full square; hrst-elass in all
its appointments. my6 I'm Turf
II FLSEY HOUSE; UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
n OF. X. WRIGHT. late of Santa Anal; popular
family hotel; large grounds; fine table; terms rea
souable Cor TwentV-fOurth ST. and TELEGRAPH ava.
The morning call., 1891-05-18

tpOOO. business: partner waited with wide
aWaEe rising young business merchant OF good
Throughout the Pacific ceaSt. receiving cOnsigU-
meuts, grain, -four, fruits, dried fruits. raisns,
bv-uS, potatoes wool hides hops, poultry. dairy
produce ana general merchandise, with trade $3.50
per day and the object OF taxing partner is 20 fur
The morning call., 1891-05-18

'ARPEIS-SMITHS BRUSH e5C A YARD;
- NStalincnt price elsewhere Il I'd. II. FRlED-
Man q Co. 2Zo-23O STOCKTON, "a 237 POST, Il Il
brussels CARPETS. SOC Ian; FLOOR
- elo,hs. 25c. s. W SHREK "a stock ton. n2tf
The morning call., 1891-05-18

III Use me salnet WHICH VII Dc UVuDIrU
side SIX OHIhS; positive proof satisfactorily given
or 10 sale; business CT this kind IS exceedingly
rare, and 10 the right party every business man
here knows &c to be fOrtuae is offered only Tor a
few DAYS. GEO. STEWART. lH5 keArnv. u
The morning call., 1891-05-18

rOuD FRUIT STAND FOR SALE. CHEAP.
y Cor. Montgomery ave. ana Washington ST IS =
COUNTRY SALOON: GREAI BARGAIN APPLY
! ? cira--Srare I 81 second ST. mvl g 1879
The morning call., 1891-05-18

DARGAIN.
y Candy ice-cream, stationery and news store:
clearing over $500 per year; finest location ia the
city; must be sold by 20th; MAKE offer; no agents.
inquire al store, 254 Fourth 81. myl6 3ts
CHICKEN RANCH IN BEST LOCATION rs CITY
- bargain. Inquire last station Of san Bruno
road cars. myI6 3ts
LINE OLD LIQUOR-STORE. CORNER; MUST
! be sold on account OF sickness Inquire $50 Va
lencia st nyl3 TIA
LnKsT-CLASs OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE;
i pays 500 month. III Fifth Sc. mYI3 St$
DEsTAURANT FOR SALE $40 THIRD ST.
II my13 7ts
G9l0 STATIONERY, PERIODICAL. NOVELTY
- ~ v. bazaar v. Box SO, CALL Branch. II 7ts
A BARGAIN-ONLY HOTEL n A PROSPEROUS
y CAaycras County town terminus OF ralrOad)
Tor sale; fully and elegantly furnished Office, parior
c i1g hail, bar - bedrooms, etc: laundry and OUT
buudIngsi all on town lots great transient trade:
many permanent bOaTders: starting point for Big
Trees; glorious climate; game and fish abundant;
lIIft be sold 10 close estate. CORMAC 4 DONO-
IoE, Attorneys. $40 SansOme st. nly12 7t*
VARIETY STORE: 4LIVING ROOMS n REAR;
GOOD fixtures: clean stock; doing well: good To-
-4-. al the Mission: good for selling.
particulars apply 70 STECKER & BURLIN-
1A.-I- Z543 Mission Sc. myl4 II
{ ,4aD-PAYING SALOON; CHEAP. INQUIRE
- It-L Srauch once. myl6 3t*
The morning call., 1891-05-18

VISITORS TO ALAMEDA WILL FIND GOOD
meals at lark Hotel Cafe, the only frSteiass
restaurant in the town: French dinners and family
accommodations speciality. myl4 I'm
The morning call., 1891-05-18
FUKNITUEE FOK SALE.

4 SPECIAL NOTICE. HAVE REMOVED TO
u large. new stores. 1Z6 10 4 ST. prices reduced
10 bed rock all round: par a suits S25 10 $40:
ranges, St W; 500 secoud-ad d carpets; chamber
sets SO 20 SO: cash or install Aents goods shipped
Tree 7. II. NILSSON. l2G FoEA ST. apl If
\ NV CHAMBER SITS or TPIECES. SIS CASH
y Or IlsI.lIment. WILEY ssJS 93l Misstoa u
The morning call., 1891-05-18

II OTEL FOR SALEM A THRIVING TOWN IN
Ii Son0ma County, with buteher-shop and livery
stable with about acre of land: this Is rue op-
pCrtunity 10 make money and the property always
improving. Full particulars of J. B. NIIHAN. 622
CLAW ST. usvl7
The morning call., 1891-05-18
COUNTRY REAL EsrATE-Co >TINUED.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE-CO THU ED.
G.d000 70 CASH, BAL. EASY TERMS-M0UN-
tD1OOU. tain ranch. 50 acres: Is cultivated: IN
wheat. vegetables; orchard; vineyard house: fur
niture: horses; wagons; farming tools; outbuild-
ings plenty wood: water; exchange for city or SUI
bGrban property. Inquire 63S Sacramento. MIA 7t%
q. WEEK BUYS A FRUIT FARM; LOOK AT
III this offer. lakewood Colony Tract
acres, $75 payable 81 a week.
10acres, $3.50, payable 50 a week-
2UacreS, $500, payable 81 week,
90 acres, $500, payable s. a week.
No interest and no taxes deferred p2yments:B
all fne Al fruit land: irrigation required; near
large town and railroad; some OAKS; water handy:
title perfect: investment Is as SAFE sure or pro
fiabe as fruit lands For information or circulars
apply 10 ESTERN LAND COMPANY, $50 Mar
ket ST. ocZo
no YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR CoUN-
IL try, in the prettiest valley OF the statef Apply
10 Nspa Land Co.. Aapa Cal. for list OF proper
ties SEES u
Evening journal., 1891-04-03

OF the riot, issued orders through Adju
tant General Mcclellan, OF the Nationa
guard, instructing the Tenth regiment
Colonel Hawkins, OF Washington, Pa, ts
proceed to the seat Of trouble at once Or
ders were also sent to Colonel Norman
Smith, Of the Eighteenth regiment, thin
city, TO call members OF that regiment TO
gether and hurry TO the scene.
More international Complications.
As the men killed at Mount Pleasant
were all unnaturalized Foreigners, the pos,
sihility of International complications aris
ing were freely discussed Austrian Con
sui Max Shamberg, Of this city, received 1
telegram this afternoon informing hin
that several Of the miners killed were sub
ieets Of the Austrian government He re
piled that he would investigate the matter
but refused 20 say anything further.
-Four companies Of the Tenth regiment,
National guard, about rs strong, under
Lieutenant Colonel Streeter. at S o'clocl
last night passed through this city. They
also picked up a company at Greensburg
Eight companies Of the Eighteenth regi
ment about $50 strong, Colonel Norman
Smith IN charge, left here at 1000 Thi
companies OF the Eighteenth regimen
have 10000 rounds Of ammunition. Gen
eral Wiley il commander Of the Secon,
brigade and his headquarters will be a
Mount Pleasant. The companies will b.
distributed throughout the region wher
there IL any danger of an outbreak. Ad
iutant General Mcclellan will arrive her
from Chicago today in company with In
spector General Mckelvey and will pre-
ceed TO Mount Pleasant,
Evening journal., 1891-04-03
OUR WINDOW

Gives but a fair hint of what
we have in stock. We would
like, wher you pass our way to
stop in, it would surprise you
to see what a tremendous big
stock we have. We invite you
to come in, not necessarily as
purchasers, come as visitors.
See the styles, compare prices,
try them on and see how they
fit, we'll not urge you to buy
if it doesn't exactly suit you.
We are anxious for your trade
but we don't want your money
unless your satisfied.
You'll find here only those
goods which we can recon.
mend, from the everyday suit
strongly made, which we sell
at SO, up to the finest grade in
Cheviots, Worsteds, Clay
Diagonals, etc.
We are particularly stuck on
our Children's Clothing, The
same particular attention that
we give to Mems Clothing
you'll find in the ChiIdren's
Every garment marked in
plain figures.
Strictly one price, and if dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money.
Evening journal., 1891-04-03
The Presidents Itinerary.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The itinerary Of
the presidents trip 20 California, as an.
nounced at the executive mansion yester
day, is as follows: He will leave Washing
ton on Tuesday morning April IA, and
will travel southwark. The following cities
will be briefly visited Roanoke, Va; Chat
tanooga, Tenn; Atlanta, Ga; Birming
ham, Ala; Memphis, Tenn; Little Rock,
Ark; Dallas, Tex, reaching Galveston,
Tex, on Saturday night They will leave
Galveston on Monday morning and 20 to
FL Paso Tex, Yuma and Los Angeles,
Cal California will be entered about
Tuesday or Wednesday Of the second
week California will take about weeks
time, short tours being made through the
state. From San Francisco the party will
go to Portland, Ore. Olympia and Puget
Sound, and at the latter place turn home
ward will be made, taking in Boise City,
Ogden, Salt Lake, Pueblo, Denver, Hast
ings, Omaha, Moberly, Springfield and In
dianapolis, spending the last Sunday, May
10, there From indianapolis the next
move will be made to Washington, which
will be reached in about a month from the
start