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4 FIFTY ROUND DRAW.
Costello and Greggains Tire
a Club.
THE REFEREE DISGUSTED
Brace OF Middle-Weights Disappointed
Friends and Bakers - Fi.zsimmons
Would Soon Settle Them.

Any member OF class of people who con-
tend that the interest in istic entertain
ments in this city has fallen off would
change his mind very quickly If he had been
present at the Pacific Clubs monthly exhi-
bition last evening.
As early as s o'clock there was standing
room only to be had.
The event of the evening was a contest
to finish between Alexander Greggains,
champion middle weight of the Pacific
Coast, and Martin Costello, The Buffalo,
late of Australia.
The men fought at los pounds-the mid
dle-weight limit
The purse was $1,000.
The betting, up to the time the fighters en-
tered the ring. was SO to 81 in favor of
Costello.
1t was 9:20 o'clock when the attendants
of the principals made their appearance in
the ring with the buckets. spoDges and
towels.
Greggans and Costello followed immedi-
ately afterwaTd.
Master of Ceremonies M. Sullivan then
introduced Tommy Chandler, who had been
selected by the principals to referee the
match.
He had no sooner taken cursOry glance
at the spectators than Captain Douglass
called him aside and gave him little bit of
advice, timely warning as it were, to keep
his eye on the law.
Greggains appeared q shade taller than
his opponent. whose face told plainly by its
haggard appearances that Costello must have
worked very hard to get TO the middle
weight.
Greggains was in fine form and looked
confident,
Costello was aided by Young Mitchell,
Sam Fitzpatrick and Jack Costello. Greg
gains had as his attendants Joe King and
Martin Murphy.
First rOuud-Greggains led with left and
fell short. He tried again and landed
lightly. No heavy blows were exchanged
in this round.
Second rOund-Costello opened the ball
with straight left shot on Alexis mouth,
and a second after he caught Aleek left
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DOCTORS WERE SCARCE.
Prison Patients Left for Hours without
Physician.

Prison Patients Left for Hours without
Physician.
The Receiving Hospital has been removed
to the new City Hall. but the City Prison is
still in the old building on Kearny street.
There are 100 prisoners In the vermin-
infested jail, and many of them need the
attention of a physician or surgeon. IL
the prisoners were removed to the
new City Hall. where the Receiving
Hospital is now, tlfe suffering captives
would receive attention at once, but now
they are compelled to endure their agony
until doctor can be found and brought 10
them.
Last night there six very sick
men In the prison who needed "a ply
siclan's care. AT IL 80 o'clock, John
Meyers. young man who lis employed in
q canning factory was found upon the street
and taken to the prison. 1t was Supposed
that he was drunk, but he had not
been in the jail half an hour before
it became apparent that he had been
poisoned or was suffering from some
severe physical affliction. Telephone mes
sages were sent to physicians in all
directions. but none Of them responded
until o'clock. when DR.. Somers
came from the Receiving Hospital
He found Meyers suffering circulating
pain and thought lie was suffering from an
attack Of acute Indigestion. Meyers was
CHASTITY pale, and was unable to give an in
telligible account of himself.
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from wicked left uppercnt on the Jaw. and
was sent down near the end of the round.
After this the battle grew very tiresome
game OF showing Costello's head hack with
his glove whenever an opportunity offered.
The latter was growing very weak on his
pins, and to save his hackers money he
adopted such tricks as running away and
biuffing until the fiftieth round, when Cap
tain Douglass concluded that the contest
had gone far enough without a conclusion
and ordered 1t stopped. Referee Chandler.
under the circumstances. could only give
one decision and that was draw. II was
almost l O'Clock when the spectators took
their departure from the wigwam
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RUSSIA CLAIMS THE SEA.
Feur Sealing SehoOners Seized OH Copper
Island.

VICTORIA, Il. G.. Aug. 30.-Four sealing
schooners were seized during the latter part
of July 10 the open sea, fifty miles off Cop
per Island. by the Russian warship Sea-
braka, and their crews. after enduring all
the insults and eruelties of Russian prison.
reached here tonight, having secured pas
sage from Petropaulovski 10y the American
ship Majestic. The men were forced to de-
clare that they were in Russian waters
under pain of being sent TO Siberia. This is
the first time Russia has ever set up claim
to Jurisdiction over the waters of the open
sea west of tie American line.
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NORTH PACIFIC BREEDERS.
a Large Attendance at fhe New VancOI
yer Driving Park.

Large Attendance at fhe New Vancou-
yer Driving Park.
VANCOUVER Wash. Aug. 3O.-The North
Pacific Breeders meeting opened here to-
day with large attendance on the new
track OF the Vancouver Driving Park Asso-
citation.
The first race. with eight starters, was the
2:30 trot, and it took seven heats to decide
it. Pearl Fisher won, Darwinna second
Phal!amont Bow third, What Ho fourth.
Best time. 2:26R.
The second race. the yearling stakes, half
mile trot, was won by AID Aene, Alba Lob
mire second, Kowosta third. Best time,
1:24.
Third race, two-year-old trot, IneZ d first,
Daisy Q second. Best time, 2:43
Fourth race, two-year-Olds, pacing. Civalo
first, Abbie w second. Best time, 2: 52ha.
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ANNOYING FOR WASHINGTON.
The State Must Pay for Shipping Her Worlds
Fair Exhibit

TACOMA, Aug. Sword was received
here to-day that the TranscontInental Asso-
citation had decided that the Northern Pa
cfc Railroad could not carry free the Wash
ington exhibit to the Worlds Fair under
the interstate commerce law and the asso-
citation rules. This will cost the State about
$4,000 in freight ana will embarrass the
commission, they having calculated on the
exhibit going without reference to the trans
portation and having spent the full 500, 900
appropriated in exhibits. There win be
40 carloads OF material for the building to
be shipped before The exhibit proper begins
To
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Paris. During that time his wife collabor-
ated with him, and at his death took his
position, which she has held ever since
about eight years.
He WAS the grandson of Henry Crawford.
one of the few survivors of the ''black hole'i
Of Calcutta, and was associated with War
rem Hastings and Give in their political and
military achievements. Mr. Crawford was
brought up to the bar, and belonged to Lin
coins Inn and the Inner Temple. He was
of the same set as Sir Henry Heating. Sir
John Dorney Harding and Lord Aberdare
She staid with her husband and worked
by his side during all the terrible DAYS of
the siege and Commune, and in consequence
she Is probably better liked by Frenchmsn
than any other woman of foreign BIRTH The
fact of her being Irish and natural wit mo
dou bit helps the matter a good deal.
Manufacturers OF obituary monuments In
the United States have the right to remove
their handiwork from graves in the event of
Its not being paid for within six months.
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AN INDIGNANT OFFICER.
He Said That He Could Whip the Town If
Sausalito


Saus1lito.
SAUsALITo, Aug. 80. - The Sausallto
Amateur Athletic Club gave an exhibition
last night. 1t MAS a pleasurable boxing
event to the young men of the town, and
was attended by many of the respectable
residents of Sausalito. There We're two
four-round eontests-one between James
and Ryan. The other between j. III. Jewett
and one Mason. The former was declared
draw; the latter in favor OF Jewett. F..
William Reade WAS referee and George A.
CHM timekeeper.
During the match Constable John Greed,
who weighs something about 200 pounds,
became angry about some joking remark,
when he jumped on the floor and challenged
the lightweight joklst to fight, which invi-
tatlon was not accepted. With his coat off
he challenged the whole audience - no
takers. He said he could whip the whole
town. In his own words he said:
Let any man step in the ring; | don't
care who he is / wont be insulted."
The meeting was broken up, and the
affair is the town talk here to-day.
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ADMISSION DAY.
The Native Sons Of Plymouth Preparing to
Celebrate

AAo NdblNe BUNS CT flymOutu preparing 20
Celebrate
SUFFER- CREEK, Aug. 30.-The Native
Sons of Plymouth have completed all ar
rangements for their celebration on Admis-
sion day. The following grand officers
have been selected for the day: Hon. Z. A.
Freeman. orator; j. II. Tippeis. president !;
.. l.. Culbert, marshal; s. c. Wheeler,
chaplain; Walter Caldwell, poet.
The celebration bids fair to be one Of the
largest and most imposing ever held in the
county. The procession will be headed by
the AmadOr band of twelve pieces, fol-
lowed by Excelsior Parlor Of jackson,
accompanied by their band Of ten pieces
Excelsior ParlOr will spring genuine nov
city in the parade. keystone Parlor of
Amad0r City will be attired in their new
costumes. which promise 10 be very hand
some In design. Several live bears will ap-
pear in the line of march. In the evening
Professor Dalrymple will ascend In his
new balloon, accompanied by Que of Gala
veras' native daughters, whose name has
been reserved from publication. The cele-
bratiOn is to close with grand ball
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DIAZ WILL SEND TROOPS.

Mexican Sold. ers to Aid in the Celebration
of Discovery Dsy
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 30.-The committee in
charge of the preliminary arrangements
for the celebration of the three humid
red and fftieth anniversary of the
discovery Of San Diego Bay, to be held
on September IS. to-day received dispatch
from Governor Torres of Lower California
stating that President Diaz of Mexico
would send his finest military troop to take
part in the celebration. Governor Torres
and staff, together with a company of
Mexican troops from the peninsula, will also
be present on that occasion.
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funds and the necessity OF levying a tax OK
over 81 so on the 500 for the fiscal year
1928. bad the effect of arousing the pub
lie to the need of saving the taxpayers from
still further exhibitions of extravaganza.
The United Liquor-dealers' Association
also took an active part in working against
the proposition in retaliation for the enact
ment of the recent Snnday-closing ordi-
nance
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StnnecuIterL

There was some talk yesterday to the
effect that stonecutters ali over the State
were considering proposition to refuse to
handle stone that is prepared by non-union
men. A number Of employers met in the
Builders Exchange YESTERDAY afternonn
and discussed the situation, but no action
was taken. The matter will come up at the
next meeting Of the Stonecutters' Associa-
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A CAMP OF OUTLAWS.

Professor lden Has Discovered Something
at Last.
SAN JOSE. Aug. S0-Last night Professor
Holden OF the Lick Observatory telephoned
to the police flee from Mount Hamilton
that some parties had been camping near
the foot of Isabel Peak for three nights and
he suspected them to be outlaws-probably
the Berkeley train-Tobbers. The country
in that locality is wild and almost irDpene-
trable. About O'clock this morning Sheriff
McDougall and Deputy Bill Brown left this
city TO investigate the matter Chief of
Police de Lacy intended TO accompany them.
but did not secure the sanction OF the MAYOR
10 his absence from the city until an hour
too late for the starr
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George sontae Indicted.

FRESNO, Aug. 30.-The examination of
George Sontag, the alleged accomplice of
the Rolinda train-robbers. was interrupted
to-day by his indictment by the Grand Jury
He WAS released on the old charge Of rob-
berry and rearrested under the Indictment
charging him with train robbery. Bail was
fixed at S25, coo.
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FAST TRoTTING.
IT Was Done by"s Ventura County Three
-. -; :: Minute Horse.

:. >. ..HIIh uIb forbts'
:: ii UENKME, Aug. 5O.-The second annual
: fair Of THE. Thirty:frst District Association
opened here to-day The. exhibit of live
stock and farm, products is very fine. The
attendance was. 1900.
F.: The half-Inile running race was won by
Midnight. .SandhilI Charley second, Light
fool third; Bridal Girl fourth. Time, 90
F The FIVE ghths< dash was wen by Fly
away. San Juan second. Time. :05A.
F.. The:one-haif mile heats trotting for year
:lings was won by Mag 5. Hope second. King
!; pin third: Seth fourth. Best time. . IS.
=: The three-minute trot was won by Roy
Reg Doc. second, Telephone third Best
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More Elsotrio Railway pouar

OAKLAND, Aug. 30.--The Oakland, San
Leandro and Haywards Electric Railway
closed a contract to-day with the Risdon
Iron Works for one 500 horsepower Ball
engine and Heine boiler. being additional
power required in consequence Of the extern
sion o their road.
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Two Bad Girls.

STOCKTON, Aug. 30. Dora Gray and
Della Gibbons, two young girls of respect
able families, have been unruly OF late, and
were arrested on Sunday as Migrants. The
Gray girl was to-day sentenced to two years
at the Whittier Reform School The other
girl viii be sentenced Tomorrow
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Washington 70 Furnish Flap,tas,

TACOMA, Wash, Aug. 30.-The chief of
construction of the Worlds Fair at Chicago
to-day wired Commissioner Baiock OF
Washington asking him to furnish all the
flagstafls. forty in number. for the exposi-
ton. An affirmative answer WAS sent
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THE TALENT, DUMPED.
1t Was Not a Day for the FavorItes at
MarysviIIe.

MARYsyfLLE, Aug. 30.-The ninth an
nnal exhibition and speed programme ar
ranged for by the Thirteenth Agricultural
Ddstrlct opened To-day In a manner which
is GJatiiying, both Ito the management and
the people generally Certainly this district
mas never presented sueha diversity of
products OF ssoiI, and the large pavilion
Is tonight glisteDing with the many shaped
figures WINCH the taste of. the men and
constructed by using the contributions Of
Ceres, PomUna and Flora. Hitherto hand
some designs and attractive pieces have
been considered as only being possible in a
display of citrus fruits. The handsome set
pieces of grain and decIduous fruit IS
under the rays Of tie many electric lamps
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The Cross Country Road.

FRESNO. Aug. 30.-A number OF promi-
Dent citizens met here to-day to consider the
construction OF cross country road from
Fresno 10 Monterey. Several speeches
favoring the project were made and 1t was
decided to Incorporate. With this object in
view, $4,000 was subscribed by those pres
emit
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little villa at st. Prix, in
sight of the capital. and
an invitation to pass a
day there Is received as
a great honor by any
writer. She believes in
the old adage that liter
airy people should live
near to nature, and has
an extremely simple es-
adjustment. Mrs. Craw-
ford is the widow of G.
nj. Crawford, who for
tbirty-five years was cor
respondent of the Lon
dom Daily Na-a -
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EVANS swAG RECOVERED.
Detectives Hume and Thaeker Do a Neat Bit
of Business

of Business
FIsALIA, Aug 30-Deteetives Hume and
Thacker came down here from Fresno last
night, and at daybreak this morning, with
out taking anybody into their confidence.
paid visit to the home of Chris Evans. the
k1iindn train-robber. The officers were pro-
Vided with long iron rods, with which they
proceeded 10 probe the earth in Evans
yard between the house and barn. and pre-
Sentiy they began digging in certain place
ana soon brought to light two bags contain
Ing silver coin to the amount of $500. The
detectives returned this morning to Fresno.
1t Is believed that George Sontag. who
was to-day indicted by the Grand jury at
Fresno for completely in the robbery. dis
closed TO the officers the hiding place OF The
treasure.
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BONDS DEFEATED.
San jose Fails to Vote in Favor Of Public
improvement

Improvement
SAN JOSE, ABg. 30-The special election
o to-day for the purpose Of incurring a bonded
Indebtedness Of $50, 900 resulted In defeat
ing the proposition by vote of 2 to J.
The money was to have been expended as
follows: Seyenty-6ye thousand dollars for
the new Central School building. $4,000
Tor Scholastic and $4,000 for sewers.
Great hope had been expressed by the
Mayor and the Common Council of carrying
the proposition, but the Mayors message
70 The Council on the eve OF election, show
ing an immense shortage In the various
The morning call., 1892-08-31
Los AnPalAs Slnrrara

Los ANGELES, Aug. 30-Al Butler of
San Francisco was knocked out by Frank
Child at the Pastime Club tonight in
twenty-four seconds and Graham was put
to sleep in three rounds by Ramsey.
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Crushed His Skuli

REDWOOD CITY, Aug. 30. - Thomas
Powers, who has been driving water
wagon for Con Maloney OF MenIo Park.
was Instantly killed this afternoon he
fell under the wheels and had his skull
crushed. lie was aged 40 years
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A v gary Of Insanity.

VIsALIA. Aug Outward Bennett, a
resident of Vlsalia, aged 80 years, attempted
to commit suicide last night. The cause
was dependency. He was examined to-
day on charge of insanity, and was sent
to The insane asylum at Stockton,
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Fire In q Fur-store.

Box As sounded on alarm Of fire at o'clock
last night for burning window on the
Morton-street Islde of Ii. Liebes' furstore.
10y Fost street The curtains and casing of
the WINDOW were consumed. causing loss
OF SD The fire was caused by a burnip Q
cigar stump dropped in the window.
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Mexican BAH and Concart.

La Junta Patriotica Mexicsna has decided
to give grand ball and concert in Odd
Fellows Hall. The concert will be under
the direction OF Marie Coursen- RoeckeI and
Professor Blum. and 163 young ladies will
take part
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A schoolteaehsr Dead.

SANTA ANA, Aug. 30-Miss Mamie Am
brose, teacher, died at Arch Beach TODAY.
She was for years resident of Ukiab. and
was we'll known in Humboldt County.
The morning call., 1892-08-31
saalskins Rula Hirh

VICTORIA, ID. c., Aug. &C. ID. Laid.
the San Francisco fur-buyer. has met the
sealing men, but has made no purchases.
Local men are asking S15 apiece for seal
skins and Ladd was not disposed TO pay
that figure
The morning call., 1892-08-31
Removal of the Barye Offica

Collector Phelps has received the neces-
~sary authority to move the barge Office to
the place assigned IL by the Harbor Com
missiOners. which is the northeast corner OF
section Is OF the sea-wall. Some months
will lapse. however, before the place is
ready TO receive the barge nffice
The morning call., 1892-08-31
Still Unidentified

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 30.-The body of a
man picked up in Horseshoe Bay on last
Sunday still remains in the Morgue awaiting
Identification. The Coroner will hold an
inquest tomorrow
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A BRIGHT WOMAN.

She Is Considered the Queen of tho
Writers of the French Capital.
Mrs Emily Crawford. known in Paris as
the Queen of the Literary World. is a
beautiful and witty woman and great at
traction in Partisan snciatv Sha hos q
The morning call., 1892-08-31
a Knife in Hi. sIeexe.

Francisco Gepozky was arrested late last
night for carrying concealed weapon. he
had been chasing little boy along Broad
way and when captured by an officer had a
long knife up his sleeve.
The morning call., 1892-08-31
Increased Exrorte

VICTORIA, b. c., Aug. 3O.-The books at
the United States Consul's office show an
increase In exports TO San Francisco during
the past five months.
The morning call., 1892-08-31
Thousa nds

Oh dollars 1 spent trying
10 md a cure for Salt
Hheum, which / had Is
years. Physicians said
They never saw so severe
a case. My legs, back and
armh were covered by the
hImor. | began 10 take
HOODS SARsAPA-
xItLa. and the fiash
The morning call., 1892-08-31
BUSINESS AT a Loss.
Further Reductions IN FREIGHT Rates on the
Stockton Steamers

Stockton Steamers
STOCKTON, Aug. so - The California
Navigation Company to-day reduced the
rate for flour shipments TO San Francisco 10
% cents a ton. A general reduction has
been made In classified rates from % TO 30
cents ton. The old rate was from 81 t.
81 80 a ton. The opposition viii probably
meet the cut, and river business Will be
transacted at loss until the war ends.
The morning call., 1892-08-31

effS' bscame more healthy the
sores soon healed. the scales fell of, was
soon able 10 give up bandages aud crutebes aud
happy man | was" ). q. DERRY, 40 Brad
ford ST., Providence, Il. /.
HOOPS PILLS cure liver Ills consultation
biiiousncss. janndiee and SICK headache Try them
jy2 eco
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Orders by
:.
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Imitation French Lace Curtains

We showing largest complete assortment OF
Nottingham Lace Curtains, both white
been brought Francisco,
the loOms thus enabled to patrons the
usual intermediate profits
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when any one Of those long haired giants
seized The ball and dashed toward the
goal. knowing that eleven ether men
would Instantly jump on his head and
ninale bis eirrnents with those of Man
hsftan's battlefield
And when the remaining ten men
hurled themselves. With a momentum
greater than Holmes' comet ever thoushs
Of striking mother earth With, upon the
waving pulp beneath thens. and forty
four Tegs began 70 rsvoive Ike Fourth of
July fireworks. ny ere mad vish vas
thaf when iadivsdnsls finally evolved
frosrs fhe priFnevsl j~ily, Az even nnunbsi
- grange ard blues rnixht BE- lying stark
and stiff or ne ground That happy a.
es.ient. voa ses. w0nia zive Tasrie Bliss =
fair ehanrs "a make touchdown. snd
the tal. curly .haired Princeton feilow
a. thasup sora~hsssy'a sSe With ere Sat,
whila he fsok ed his knees With his olsen
sas-i arm
I sald charise -. and saded hat 4 wss
. rstx Be eoaislnt pisy foethali. because 7
rrusst4 nsrry any naa who enald u ~hst
fhcse k~r8e- So
sCareliae wss she savage sns~~r. =
~uusa rather star tesntg fesst hsii matches
shan keeo raa sn ysaf t-et hs4&
rlekes IN ~ she tep q skat hizh hat ~
fs.snt ~ raa tesr tisnss fscaase fgn ~ou
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this ye.r's wickesiness. ard wrltsd On The
Gset pese u mr. ns~ one 'rsrnlsne Care
Jess. var af- not fea better girl ys.r
elf
A Funny little Incident At the Casino
the ether aisht showed bow another sisI
uaisAt have hssn tsiaslns It sAs feoshsli
here's. tea
she Hv~s sn wadsson s~wsa~. end she
sss dansiss st~fa Il ess.sisty ever sino.
as ssiaFb~.t FROM fea'san this fail
fsvs tsnsaet hin th@r say bic nssns %
Teri 'ra. ~sas Size is--tas ssp.sass
~esss - sIsessss<s 80 ns~<n. Ne eat
kestsfs 49, ~ "a. Fsnas - BEG h~s .ss
syrn fnsse ss~r~ - go ssssss So pspss
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MORE OF MAN THAN THE OTHER ONE.
balls at Sherry's pel's. and the merry
and hard old world
Buds Debutantesl Why, these girls
were born fifty years old. They can walk
down q crowded room with all the eclat
and neelige Of the manner Of the most
married woman In town, and can listen to
q Frenchman with the artificial smile Of
Bernard Beer-, ~ he whispers soft moth
ings In her ear. couldn't do that, and
| write for the newspapers. too. But
thank the nd-hearted editors, nobody
knows the real name of
CARRIE Capxfr~s
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The vandal woodcutters In The Cab
fornia seanoia forests used to cat the
trees AZ distance 81 from dozen TO
twenty feet above the ground in osi.r
To avoid the gnarled and knot,ed base
But u has lately been found that fhe-e
ssnFnps Hre a. valuable ne the ssraighs
wood. The snarls present moss b~au-
tifui hrnrsnes aud The wood is aawn
Into thin sheet. and ased fer interior
decorations. Now. thenc stumps are be-
Ing ssag out. and soon not even . v>s.
tigr viii remain 10 Ahp~ what s-sa The
appearance Of sorp~ Of the meat uaiss-
lie natural uooumsnts ~ this wonder.
fni continent