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ENFORCING QUARANTINE.
Treasury Officials Issue Regulations Re-
lsting to Infected Immigrants.

Treasury Officials Issue Regulations Re-
lhtinR to Infected Immig ants. :
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2-Assistant Secre-
tary Spaulding was very busy to-day. for he
is the official of the Treasury Department
who has direct supervision of matters relat-
ing TO immigration. There were many tele-
grams from individuals and steamship cqm-
panies interested in the twenty days GUAR
antine circular issued yesterday. The Chief
question asked was as to. the application of
quarantine restrictions in the case ofstsanI-
ers having both cabin aud steerage psSsen-
gers. The Assistant Secretary explained
to 4 reporter thai IN the case where "a
steamer brought both Immigrants and cabin
passengers the latterwould be detained at
quarantine long enough to.assure the quar-
autine officers there was no danger Of tlrefr
introducing the cholera and then. they
would be allowed TO land. The Health
Officer would have no discretion in. thG
matter. =
The department received a:dispatch from
New \ ok shipping company asking
whether London comes unaeT:7}e. twenty
days quarantine Circular, and Wiletf Ire I
frefghtb0ats should BE eaAraptSn ed; W hen
they have onlY bin passengers. Secretary
Foster replied that YES selsnQt: c&rEyIpg l2il-:
migrants w0ald not NECESSARILY be detained
twenty days. but all vessels. from lore e p;
points would be held long: enough to;assure
the health officers that .there.waS no danger
Of introducing cholera. -. = =: =
The quarantine Gordon. WAS addition ally
strengthened to-day BY the appointment. of
two metiieaL insiect9Fs at Pbrt Hafon5
Mich, and one at l!embinA, y, D- Ills
very evident from: the talk oftkG .tsifpTals Of
the State Departmental they do nQt; .coniefil-
plate taking any action .reSaFdfnH the coItE-
bfaiDts against Charles II. Burke, VLeeeGon-
sui al Ham burg, who issued aetean hifl.. Of
Health 10 the steamer M6ravia stEhey do
not believe that BpEke was -cQlpa BIZ fegk-
gent in his duty; since on ife.: same. day be
issued clean bill Of health to tles teamFr
lhe city autkaritiesdii Like wise. -. = =: :.
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THE OCCULTiTI0N OF MARS.
How 1t May Be Best Seen by San Fran.
cisco Observers. .:.

SAN JOSE, Sept. 2.-The following has
been sent to the Associated Press from the
Lick Observatory on Mount Hamilton:
LICK OBSERVATORY, Sept 2.2-The. following
Information regarding the occuitatfon OF
Mats by; the moon on Saturday night September
8. at about 9:o'cleck, may be of intetests TO OBJ;
servers in this vicinity: Professor Canpheil has
calculated the Pacific standard times .Gf the
plaaetss disappearance and reapnelfalee, &C.
cotdilig 10 the elements OF the America epbe.
meflse These elements ale NOT entirely: precise,
ana one OF the results OF observation VIII be TO
correct them. At the Lick Observatory the
planets cepter will pass behind the dark edge Of
the moon al IL minutes 13 seconds past. 8
Qcf0cksand Will be uncovered again al 81 min.
utes AZ seconds mast 10 O'clock. flife moon, s
edge WIFI pass over the whole planet, which Is
23sec0flds In diameter in about l. Nitrate.
:. Al points IN San Francisco observers Will see
The disappearance al about 10 minutes Past 8 az
the.mo0f's dark edge, and the .rea pper rance at
about 81 minutes past 10. 'ThS planet: VIII al ?
appear III a pOlut on fhe moons edge about IL
peg ees from le moons Hortn pdlat meas lred
toward the east IT wiz real pear at a. poInt:Ou
the edge about Sc degrees if0fn. the moon s
nerth point measured toward the moonss west
p01Ht-thae. isY is will reappear very near the
MOONS west point The phenomena may be OBJ
served with the haked eye, or bsrtet, wi Ii an
oheragiass. The observer should dptermine
where the moons uOftb. east alld:Mesf points
are and the above data Will enable him TO LOCATE
tie point OF rea bDearancr. - e = :..:<.
Obs ervers with telescopes will remeIGiieF that
<ihe images are usually inverted. To-Ubtain any
results useful 10 astronomy observers must more
the exact times when the moen touches the
edges OF The planet at tBe beginning and ending
pi The Qccults ion; aud they nfast kpOw:tlfe cor
iectioH OF .tlieif watches. Standard time inay be
ohtanft at yarieus places in tile CHI y a at rail-
way stations. MIR. Mcconnell Gf 8 9hIofl gOmssy
street receives the Lick ODseIyatory lfiiie- al
daily. -: -
This .occglfatien will be observed pretty gener
ally IN Tie Dnted States, aud lne RESULTS viii be
:haltcal astronomy. The obseryai ION will throw;
little or no light oD the constitutions, of Mars It.
aud the contrast of color between N afs and the
m00n VIII be noteworthy. - o..
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POLITICAL" AFFAIRS:
Probable Fusion Of Democrats and Peoples
). +. :: :: Party in THE Dakstas.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2::-The western branch
:'of:the National DemeeraAic Campaign Com
.mittee today considered the .advisaAhtty of
reeerame ndlng Democratic Peoples party
fpsidn:in:tle TWO Dakotas. IL that;is done
. the Democrats insist;that they will surely
sweep these two States The chfef trouble
seems: to. be the Peoples party wants most
QfyFse Offices. But Tire: :Democratswill prob
ablynake their chief point on an agree
: ment that The electurat vote shall be cast
oreWeayeK for President and Stevenson for
-Viee-Pres sideAt. There is some dissen sion
among the Democrats themselves as 10 the
adElsabiFlty. Of a. fusion and prominent
:UemOcratS in these two States have been
suEaIn oned by Telegraph by Chairman Dick
!. insHn toE an extended conference on the
question: In this city
|. HERNDoN, KY, Sept. 2--It was royal
Welcome that Hon. Adlai F.. Stevenson re-
ceSved hero to-day, tlie home Of his birth.
/: IhsTe were 10000 people present from. ali
paIts of Western Kentucky and Tennessee,
tnd fully one-third of them grasped the
|: qest:by: the hand, After 4 brief: breathing
spell he. 'partook OF a: R:barbecue and stepped
Into wagon within a few yards OF the very
spot on which. he was born. Then
he was: allowed :. to begin talking
aEa' after: a few preliminary remarks
atGut his old Kentucky home, he jumped
INTO politics and the. sentiments he ex-
pressed made kentuckians and Tennessee
ans shout until the woods rang. He con-
fined. hiGself largely TO the tariff and force
bib, ahdRo words. were minced In denonne-
Ing; the latter He spoke for half an hour,
and was followed by Hon: James A.. Nc
/ kenzfe and Congressman Ellis. Mr. Steven
son VIII remain over ptght at Hefndon and
Will take the morning train for st. Louis.
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GOSSIP IN :ENGLAND.
The Liberals Deteym ilpea to oBjset to
:: =. - Ill. q 9.

The Liberals Deievm llped to ohjAet.t to the:
!. ;. :: eueea's II Apenee, ::*:.:. :;
LoNDoN, Sept. -Iiaeouchere=. has gone;
10 Italg, :bhi, netertheIessr his clidue.a at the
National LIperaE Club proclaim: their de-.
-terlninafj6n. TO raise in nparliament theqpeS-.
@ti0n >Jf lie. Q!iee4's right to: Influence the
:seleetfoa of: the Ministers, but they seem
likely To: be.. deprived Of all ground for a
protest y: .<:*
II The hplfer which attacked and knocked
down :: GladstQne. although dead. has sc-
Quired a>bfsh market value. aA1Qcal specu-
larot. rFocuIed the hide for 9s, ard since his
/ purchase ne has been offered as high as $50
for fhe h((Ie; but3:he has steadilyyefgsed TO
be tempted To- 'phTt with. his prize.
:sAnotier .nfap, s@ho obtained The heifet's
head, Tefi sed 10 accept ain offer Of $40 made
for all the teeth. W hicb find ready: market
TGe sale uf the estate Of the late Charles
Stewart Psrnetf iea1zef only e20O0. Tile
dead leaders, mother H1ll come tn Ireland
during The present munth for tile paIpose
Of making anlnquiry into the seftementof Of
his Affairs: ::
Tie Baroness .R6ques has again presented
petFien TO the Home Office praying for
the release: :.of: Mrs. Maybrick. and is hope:
fnl that. .tlle prisoner will regain her free
dom:bef0Ie. The end of theyear
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attendance on record to- night. promenading
to the strains of the infantry band.
A DAY FOR FAvoRITEs.
But the Twsnry-Mils Race Was Ev
IDENTITY Bit of Crooked work

Dus tHe A"ehty-mHe Race was Evil
IDENTITY a Bit of Crooked Work. -.
MARYsvILLE. Sept 2.-This was good
day for fayorites in all races save the
twenty-mile hippodrOme in the morning,
when the local people. who bought Muir.
ply and his horses. had their pockets very
materially lightened, the action of the
jockeys making it quite apparent that pool:
buyers were being jobbed. About $1,000
changed hands on the result and the direc-
tors were poweriess to declare the pools of.
la the unfinished trot from yesterday,
wherein four heats had been made, Gu Bit
the fayorite, who had one, took the last
two OF the three trotted to-day and won
the race Best time, 2;29A. .:::- p:
Inc Lad es' riding tournament in the
afternoon had but five contestants -: ::
Ihe: lrst regular race of the day was the
one and an eighth mile dash for purse of
goo. which was won easily by the fav0rite,
Nero, Ia :59A Blondinette, Reverie and
Albatross finished in the order named
Ibe heats Of the two succeeding races
were dOvetaied, the faY0rites in each race
proving victorious. =
:: In the trotting race for three-year-olds
Lulu + won in 2:37-2::32-2 :29H Don.
Lowell took second money and Eioka third.
Hera and Sadie Benton finished fourth: and
fifth, and King of Kings was distanced. -
In the trotting for the three-minnte class
for 800 purse there were four starters.
Cora S sold favorite, with Vina Belle, Ly-
mont and Diablo in the field. Cora took the
first heat in 2:31, Vina Belle the second in
2:29A and the two last were won by Cora
in 2 30 and 2:31. ::>.-.. -.
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!. ARRESTS Al HOMESTEAD.
The .Carneefe Company Pursuing Its Polio
: -.

The Carnegie Company Pursuing Its Policy
-: Against the Strikers.
HOMESTEAD, Sept, 2-Seyerai more ar
rests were made. to-day. The detectives
affested MattFew Foy. charged with muE.
der; Oscar Goldfish. charged with aggra-
waited assault and battery. and Elmer E..
Bail, charged. with conspiracy. The ad-
yisory committee issued semi-official state
ment this morning advising the strikers to-
he of good heart; Pittsburg dispatches say
Secretary Lovejoy has also made informa-
iions against Patrick Pagan and Harry
Bayne. and additional informations against
Hugh Ross and Hugh 0'Donnell.
!. :PITTsBUBG, Sept. MARK Baldwin, the
famous baseball pitcher, now playing with
the Alleg heny club, was arrested last night
ON a warrant sworn out by the Carnegie
Steel Company. charging him with agra
waited riot at Homestead ON July s. He is
accused of furnishing rifles to the strikers.
: His father has furnished bail to await the
action OF the Grand Jury.
: Jack Clifford, Thomas Vane and man
named Jones, all Homestead strikers, were
arrested and lodged in Jail to- night, charged
with the murder OF Pinkerton Detective
Kline. Hugh 0'Donnell and Hugh Ross
have not yet been found. but are expected
to surrender themselves TOMORROW.
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Bicycle Rscnrd Rrnken.

DECATUR, H., Sept 1.-The worlds pro-
fessional bicycle record was broken here
yesterday by jack Prince. of Omaha. who
rode quarter Of mile with a flying start
in :30H. ::
BIRMINGHAM. Conn, Sept. 2. THE Cfes-
cent Cycle Club had tournament to-day at
Derby Driving Park. Nmmerman broke
the worlds competitive record. held by
Taylor Of 2:2l 20, in the the one-mle open
handicap, making: the mile In 2I9 go.
Timely quarters was ::37--f ;1Q12--1 40 IA:
2:l9 2-5 :" ::s: -
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PRECAUTIoNs : TAKEN,
Regulations Issued for. A Army Posts TO
Prevent tTse PTag iiie. -

p
W4sHINGToN,, Sept. g :9,=4-IoEdAY the Cdl-.
1eet6r OF CUSTOMS atzDetroit te1egra Phsll to:
the Treasury Department: asking :tFle tlfer
the Quarantine .r1realar Applied: To 4InIai-:
grants from QdthAe and --Mpntfeaf+<1 He.
was Informed in rei5y shat they :Ngpe. not.
subject 80 its :proYisfons, but<IlpMig ants:
froih-.the tive PLACES named sii6llia: be de;
tanned ulttI all "dap pgeE. VI as passed: e..
The officials Of j: The War .De par tnient fref.
the Necessity of. having yeFy' arm, poss:ia
the country put In such COED sgHftdry een-t
dftiofi that If introduced fife dis4ase: shall
not spread ON a6c0AIit If bad ':hygiemic co1J-
Gitions, To hrpg:a6015t lie: desfred result:
Adjutant- General: WilJiaRJs :tG-day. sehs<t0;
each department Commander and TO: eAefl.
independent post In the. country certain
memoranda subuinred-6y tile Surgeon Sem
eTal, and apprOyed.hS the SECRETARY, TeFat-
ing 20 cholera precautions: =; ,.:.... = =:
=. The eablegrams received by the State:
Department in Ielafign TO: the cholera :tn-
cludes. .6Be from he.C0nsH sat Ste tiin. WHO:
cabled as folloWs'9 Cholera. is at Grief0@:
W aid, thefrst ease In EonieranIa being a
sailor from HambGrg.". : .::4-, = =
>. Another was from the Consul:at Bre men,:
who cables: NO .choIeFa. in :Brenleh YET;
Every sanitary Sreck ckutidn With all tie pas
sengers has been taEelI.:' I:',::.,4 ::
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MISSING FROM HOME.
Mysterious Disappearance of Mrs, NJ
garet Beam

Mysterious Disappearance of Mrs, Mar
sr garet Beam =.
Mrs. Margaret Beam. the widow of a
physician, mysterously disappeared from
her heme at 146 Twelfth street. yesterday
morning and has not been heard from
since.
Previous to leaving the missing woman
left her seven-year-old son in the care Of
Miss III. Wiggins. a friend living in the same
house. but gave no explanation as to
where she was going. and as she did not
return up to a late nour last night her
friends became anxious aud instituted in-
Quiries at the Receiving Hospital, thinking
she might have been injured. =
Mrs. Beam was The widow OF physician
who committed suicide some years ago.
Her friends fear that the circumstances at.
tending the death of her husband preyed
upon har miud and that she may have COM
mitted suicide.
Mrs. Beam is described as being decided
brunette, short and heayy-set in figure, aad
when last seen was dres sed in black.
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-
RAILROAD WAR.
Trouble Between Two Great Coai.Earryfng
Roads in Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-An afternoon
paper prints a report that the Reading Rail-
road Company is determined upon issuing Il
circular refusing to make joint rates with
the PENNSYLVANIA road for carrying coal.
This is construed as declaration of open
war, and 1t is said to be the outcome Of the
Pehnsylvanfa,s refusal to advance the: coal:
al open war wesn these arsa coal
carrying companies. as 1t now seems highly
probable, It. would be impossible. to. feretell
the result: The coal trade. will. pf: coarse.
be the center of the fight, bnt it:rpay posi-
bly, exteid to other ciasses.of traffic iHter-
changeabie between the com panies: ~ The.
greatest excitement prevails in. fnaucial:
circles In consequence -: :.
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Jail and its vicinity were we'll guarded by
determined men. who were resolved to see
the law enforced, notwithstanding the
threats made by Halls friends. BY 10
o'clock there were between 5000 and 1000
people assembled in the village. Father
Luckie entered the cell at o'clock and ac-
tive preparations for the hanging began at
10 o'clock.
The drop fell at II 80 p. NJ. Halls neck
was broken ana he was pronounced dead at
the end OF seventeen minutes. There was
no attempt made by his friends IN rescue
him. He made speech on the scaffeId.
Hall was noted desperate and credited
with having killed eighteen Blen. The
crime for which he was executed to-day
was the murder in cold blood of z, B. Hyl-
ton. special policeman of Orton, Wise
County, Va, in July. 1891.
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:; MORE HEIRS FOUND:
A Desperate Attempt to Revive the ola Peralto
=: s. Claim.


: SAN DIEGO, Sept. 2.~+There is. a: surpris-
ing stOry:in to-day's Sun that there IS a FAM
ily,. brothers and sisters, lfvtbg..:fn this
county thai claims to be the entire fifth gem
.eration in descent from Don Miguel Peralto.
Spanish knight Of the Golden Fleece and
Baron OF Colorado in the time Of King Fer
:dinand ofSpaln. They. therefere*1ay claim
to the 4, 750, ,00o.acres of :hs Pera}to Tract In
Salt RIVER Valley, Atiz for which but one
heir. has heretofore appeared. and who is
NOW: the wife OF John A, Reavis; a fOrmer
ST; Louis newspaper man. The San Diego
County family are named Felix. They are
Jerdap, lpsHS, Gertrude, Maria. Antonio
and Luis;FeiiX. j. b. Mannix Of this city,
their attorney, has secured the family tree
and much other documentary evfdence TO-
sustain the claim. Tue case will be given
a;tfrst hearing at Deb yer Octoher. Is before
tile new United. States Land Court. In
event the tract Is restored to theGnn's heirs
the United States Government wiil.have TO
f. ply them 81 25 an acre: for all lands now
occupied by settlers. The tract Includes
the city .Of Phphix- and the famous Casa
Grdnde. The Felix family lives On a small
ranch and has but little property
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RIoTING IN ENGLAND.
Strikers Attack Eon-UntOn Men and Drive
Them Ewav:. - a-

Strikers Attack Ndn-untOn. Men and Drive
:. Them AWAY. - % .
LoSpoN.: Sept; Serious abor distutb-
ances. arising from the. employment of
non:unlon men TO REPLACE the strikers at the
Saut Iron *Werks near Norttiwch. have
been< occurring during the last few. days.
To-day the company brought one hundred
and: fifty nen-union men from Liver
pool and attempted TO get them to the
works: The newcomers were violently at
tackled by the strikers. The arrivals tried
to fGht their way through the angry crowd.
but after d Severe conflict were badly
wersted and the company was obliged to
order the men to return Go the. cars and
send the train back TO : Liverpool
The strikers stoned a lannch cou-
tanning several Of: the officials. An
appeal was made to the authorities and 200
policemen tried 10 disperse the: mob aud
placed under arrest several of the more
violent. of the strikers, Tie police were
unable to obtain the mastery and the Situa-
ton OF affairs grew so serious that the as
sistance of the soldiers had to be invoked.
A body OF militia arrived in Northwich to-
nightaHd will be employed in protecting
the works and their n0n-union employees.
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. ONE WIFE TOO MANY.
a Contractor whose Evil Way, Were |

" A Contractor Whose Evil Ways Were Un-
covered by His Brother-in-I aw.
=. SAN DIEGO, Sept, 2.-J. II. Lingenfelder,
a contractor, formerly of this city, deserted
his wife a year or more ago, leaving her
almost penniless Friends gave her soma
assistance, and she Is now q resident of Los
Angeles. Information has reached this city
that after leaving here Lfpgenfelder went TO
Memphis. Tenn. aud married the widow
of an Italian. The w0man's brother re-
membered that eleven years ago LlHgen-
fielder married Miss Carrie Heene and; fall
ing to find record Of her death or divorce.
began tracing his brother-in. laws history,
finally locating his first wife in Los An
geles. When his second wife asked for an
exclamation he left for parts unknown" In
Memphis he passed Is j. III. Leonard.
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AT QUARANTINE.
inspection OF Vessels Arriving From
Foreign Ports.


Foreign Ports.
QUARANTINE, y. Z, Sept. 2-The situa-
tion remains unchanged. The steamer
Island of the Thingyala line has been
passed by the doctor aud was allowed to go
up this morning. Her 557 immigrants are
all Scandinavians and very clean.
The steamer City Of Berlin arrived this
morning with 435 cabin and 65S steerage
passengers. All we'll The vessel had not
heard Of cholera In England. The cabin
passengers were Landed this afternoon.
The vessel will be detained fully three
days. She had fifty Russians among the
passengers They have been kept separate
from the other passengers during the yey-
age.
The Rusia from Hamburg Is due this
evening, also tbs City of Rome from Gfas-
gov, both OF V hlcn have d large number OF
immigrants on board. Tomorrow the Nor
mania from Hamburg is due, also the
UmbTia from Liverpool. Both ports are
now infected
Jackson expects to return in about six
weeks, probably By the La Tourane Jack
son will figbt:C0rbett, win or lose. There
is very little money 40 on the other side on
the event between Sullivan. and Corbett
The steamer City OF Rome, which arrived
tonight, has no sickness whatever amnng
her G60 steerage passengers. Among the
saloon passengers IS '.PaFson Davies" jack
sons ) manager Warren Lewis and Joe
Choynski, who come over especially to wit
ness the coming pugilistic encounter in New
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EvADING THE QUARANTINE.
Russian Emigrants Sent From FTatce
Through Canada to This Country.

Russian Emigrants Sent From FFAhce
Through Canada TO This Country.
= PARIS, Sept. 2-Eonsiderable interest is
manifested here as TO what would become
of the Russian Jews who had been waiting
here two weeks for the arrival Of funds to
permit their proceeding to America. These
Jews were expelled from Odessa and tray-
eled to Paris by tho way ef ConStantinOpTe
under the direction of the Israeiie Aigi-'
aDce. The intention WAS to pack them of
quickly To the United States, but owing to
the fact that money is scarce among them.
and quarantine is feared by French steam:
ships sailing for New. ! ork, they found it
impossible to proceed: Tue difficulties have
now been removed, and to-day they started
for Deppe. where they will 90 aboard
vessel that will convey then TO Canada.
their ultimate destination being ths United
States. Their object In sailing to Canada is
simply to escape quarantine regulations al
United States seapOrts. They expect to
make very short stay in Canada and then
proceed into the United States.
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To-Day,s Events.

Tomorrow the races close with the 2:25
class trot, the four-year-old district trot and
the free-for-all 'rot. In this latter event
tile interest eepterS in the meeting OF those
great campaigners. Mckinney and Rich
mond Jr. The former is selling favorite
tonight on the strength of his last years
performance, but Richmond Jr. will give
him a hard battle The following horses
are probable winners:
The 2:25.elass tror, Shylock.
Four-year-oid trot. Almonitinn.
Free-for-al trot Richmond Jr.
The pavilion is thrunged with the biggest
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An Armour Trust Arran oe1..

CHICAGO, Sept. "A local paper says:
The entire interests of the world known
Armour family, representing capital of
perhaps S5000o0O0, will be harmoniousy
united on the first day OF next October. The
arrangements for the amaigamatlon of the
great allied proyisiOn-h0uses we're practi-
cally completed some time ago, but the fact
has not heretofore been made public. 1t is
now admitted, however, that the Armour
interests. Eastand West, hitherto separate,
although always friendly, will hencefoTth
Ae one and the same
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BOYS IN. CAMP.
Giving an Outing to the Lads in the Whit

Giving an Outing to the Lads in the Whit
tier Reform saho l..
WHITTIER, Sept. IA lively crowd OF
five companies of Whittier cadets. COM
posed of $50 boys from the State Reform
School, left to-day on special train of
seven cars for San Pedro, there to take the
steamship Hermosa and go twenty-five
miles: out TO sea to Camp Banning, on Cata-.
lima Island. where they will nave a regular
military camp for three weeks. Visitors
will be welcome at camp every afternoon,
when either company or battalion drill or.
dress parade will take place. The boys,
department Of the school is deserted and
closed The management will begin re-,
ceying newly committed boys again on:
SeDtember d. -