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COURT NOTES.

Adolph Sutro has sued James p u.cox,,.
Octayius j. Bates and others In the Snnario,,
Court for $4479 SO on a promissory mote secn, cd
on mortgage. 'e1
The DoDohoe-Kelly Banking Comnanv b,.
sued j. III. Cain In the Superior Court as a. sc,,
tor oil the viii OF William i. Cain, fol- S36O az.
balance OF amount said TO he due on a promssory
Jerome f. Bitter and Henry Goodkins xare
partners In the wine and liquor business. but ask
The Superior Court that the partnership lac dis.
adequate and neither party 10 Inclined IN con
tribute more. w WV
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A VISIT OF INSPECTION RESPECT
FULLY SOLICITED
NEWMAN & LEVlNSON
125 to 1871 Kearny Street.
and zoo Suffer Street.
TREATMENT OF LADIES' HAIR.
Why Nothing but Reliable Prepa-
rati0ns Should Be Used.

Many ladies have suffered much annoyance ana
Disagreement by the of eoloring preparations
which were injurious and unreliable, but there
need be further trouble II they only use the I'M
perial Hair Regeneration. The Endorsement OF it by
leading society ladies, actresses and singers. as
well as the medical fraternity, is positive guaran-
tee that Its merits unapproachable by anything
else on the market. Ladies who have spoiled their
hair with other preparations should consult the
company at their reception parlors. 81 West
Twenty third ST., New York. The company guar
antees sbso ute satisfaction where their own artists
apply the Regeneration. Ladies out OF the city
should send sample of hair. and it Will be treated
free. Sold at 81 SO and So Refuse all substitutes
as they dangerous.
Agents for the Pacific Coast MESSRS. GOLD
STEIN & COIN. 1922 Market St. san Francisco
1t Is applied By them and STROZINSKI, 4S3
Ellis
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A. Pettee, II. NJ. Collins, II. Hadenfeldt Won
by A. Pettee. distance. 80 feet l1a inches:
Wand second with 80 feet inches. Thls event
wound up The days sport.
The representatives, of the various clubs
that took part In the games will be
known by the following authorizations, viz
Olympic Club, O. c.; University Athletic
Club, u. c.; Alpine Amateur Athletic
Club. Alpine; Acme Athletic Club. Acme
Academic Amateur Athletic Association.
A. A. A. A; Alameda Bicycle and Athletic
Club, A. b. and A. G.
The starter was John Elliott and the
timers were James McEIroy and Peter Nc
Intyre.
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Tho InsoIvent Cigar Firm.

There has as yet been no meeting OF the
creditors OF Arnold Pollak & Co., the In SOL
vent cigar-manufacturers. and it is not
probable that one will be held until stock
has been taken. 1t is expected that the
creditors Will be paid 100 cents On the dol
lar If the firm is given sufficient time 10 SET
tie. The attaching creditors for their own
protection have Instructed the Sheriff to
place bis lock on the firms stores. The
foreign creditors have not yet been heard
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Badges and Fumes.

@. F. Bassett, secretary OF the Republican
State Central Committee. has. on behalf Of
the executive committee, sent q letter Of
thanks TO Mrs. III. w. X. Strong OF Oakland
for Colunb ian badges and tri-colored PAM
pas piumes, sent by her to the committee
The committee will recommend the pampas
campairu.
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strength on Friday to walk unassisted tc
COOKS POSITION.


COOKS POSITION.
Attorney Carroll Cook made the following
statement yesterday: II shall apply to
Judge Murphy for certificate to stay the
execution of McNulty. Should he refuse
to grant it i will apply to each of the other
Superior Judges, and if necessary to the
Supreme Court Judges. 1t is not probable
that my client will be hanged until the le-
gality of his sentence shall have been
affirmed by the court Of last resort. The
rule for issuing certificates of probable
cause was laid down by Justice Beatty, and
concurred in by the entire Supreme Court
bench In 1885, in the case of Adams, con-
victed OF mansaughter. The court said
that certificates OF probable cause ought to
be Issued upon reasonable grounds, and
that was practically affirmed by the Su-
preme Court in McNulty's case two weeks
ago. Should the certificate issue, the case
will probably not be reached before Octo-
Der. II the decision there is against US,
then we have the records in condition 10 go
before the United States Supreme Court"
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DR.. 1. o. Titus. Numerous complaints have
been made against DIR. Lefeyre since his
mbency. and the protests have become
SO numerous that 1t has been decided that
the Board of Health cannot consistently
longer retain him in office. Other changes
among the employees of the board are said
to be in cOItem platior
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Army and Navy League.

A meeting Of Camp No. l, Army and Navy
Republican League of California. was held
On Friday evening at b. b. Hall. Colonel
w. +. Randall, commander, presided and q
large number of members were present.
also visitors from other State camps. Sew
eral veterans were admitted to mem ership.
Inc camp Endorsed the nominations of
Charles y. Alexander and E. f. Loud for
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The Rep,.tr.t,on Rail.

For yesterday up to 4P. NJ the registration
was GIL. making the total to date 7430. W hich
number is 300S In excess OF the registration
for the corresponding period OF last year.
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Independent scotchmen.

A set Of resolutions was adopted by the
Scottish American Independent Political
Club last evening, in which ID. A. Macdon-
aids projected candidacy for Superintend-
ent of Streets was Endorsed and that gentle
mans acceptance of any nomination therefor
solicited.
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Lefeyre Muat Go.

There Is a weil-grounded rumor afloat
that DIR. Lefevre is TO be removed from his
position as SUPERINTENDENT Of the City and
County Hospital. and will be succeeded by
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FALL NOVELTIES
PARIS DRESS TRIMMINGS!

New and chaste styles in Russian Band Trim.
m1ngs; exquisite colorings in Bead Trimmings.
Fancy Girdles, Astrachan and Silk Trimming, and
garniture of every description to match the fashs
ionable colors in dress materials
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Observation-Disclosures Kearney and DIR. Du.
puy are advertised to address an anti.Japanese
msss-tneeting on the Mint steps, Fifth street. be-
afternoon. $3.50
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The sunday Concert.
Following Is the programme OF the CO
cert music to be performed In Golden a,

cert music to be performed In Golden Gate
Park this afternoon:
j. Marche jean Bartu " wa,,.ra
=. overture ITO Jessonda" snoh >
3. BOlero Seville" - N,ri.
& Grand selection. 81 Msrtiri' ~ Donizstfi
.. Waltz, "yenus ReigenD Gnnci
o. oIaad american Fantasia, "Tone Picture,
OF tne North aud South" (frst time . Bendfx
z. overture. '-6ioyanna a. Arco" - Nerd
o. Aylophone solo tselected). Mr. William Former
y. homahze. santuzza and duet from "Cayal-
MaScacni
H. Introduction and Bridal Chorus from
"Lohengrin" ............ Warn.r
IL. "Priere do Moiser - ~ As =, |.
IL. "wheeiman's Galop' .......'' snrtng
Next Sunday will be performed the cele-
6rated medley, my Sweetheart" by God
frey. ~ ~
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MAIL ORDERS an carefu lily cuted
SAMPLES of sent
in San
Valley, Oakland, Ben
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Water for the Park.

The Park Commissioners are receiving
bids for new plant to raise water for use
IN the park, and as soon as the contract is
awarded the work will be pushed,
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The British general elections are never
held on one or the same day, because an
elector has the right TO cast ballot in every
district in which he owns property.
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ALEX AMBER HoNoRED.
A Banquet Given Him at the Comms
cial Hotel.


cial Hotel.
Quite 400 people were at the banquet
given last night to ID. o. Alexander at the
Commercial Hotel Among them were
some of the most prominent men of the
Fourth District. and the large dining hall
was completely packed. The entire ar
rangements had been made by Edward
Holland. the proprietor, and the affair was
in every way pronounced success. a
plentiful reDast was provided aud wine
was served In abundance. An orchestra
was also in attendance and did much to add
to the enjoyment of the occasion.
). X. Thornton presided and introduced
Z. q. Alexander, who spoke briefly and
touched upon the issues OF the campaign.
The fight coming on he believed TO be one of
the most important Ia the history of the
country, and he was sure that the sober
sense Of majority of the great American
people would return Harrison TO the White
House for another term. So far as he was
personally concerned he would, il elected,
labor not only for the party. but for the
whole people. His remarks we're greeted
with great applause.
He was followed by Eugene F. Bert,
John L. Dare, Fred H. Gruly. John C.
Quinn. DIR. II. G. Meyers and John T. Davis.
all OF whom were well received.
IL was late hour when the banquet
broke up. with three cheers for Alexander.
n vote Oh tDaOkS 10 EQward Holland Tor
his kindness was also adopted.
Republican Executive Committee.
A meeting of the executive committee OF
tie Republican State Contra, Committee
was held yesterday afternoon, at which
matters OF a routine nature were discussed.
1t was expected that the request of the
County Committee for the removal of Sem
stor j. II. Mahoney would be discussed, but
the matter was not mentioned. The Sena-
ter was there for the purpose of defending
himself in case the question should be
preached. but as no mention of 1t was
made, he was not called upon to say any,
thing. 1t Is understood that the defense
would be that his action in boiling the
party was not without precedent. For in-
stance. IL Is noted that while De Young was
national committeeman he used his paper 10
aid In defeating numerous candidates of the
party. aud Mahoney feels that he has the
same privilege.
Wendell Easton Of the finance committee
reported that appeals for aid were being
generously responded TO. and no lack of
funds for the legitimate expenses Of the
campaign would be experienced
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DIR e. Q. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT, a SPECIFIC for Hysteria, Dizziness Fits Nsu.
ralgis, Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by
alcohol or tobacco, wakefuluess, Mental Depres-
sion, sottenlng OF the Bran causing insanity, mis-.
cry decay, death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness,
Loss OF Power In either sex. Impetency Leucor.
Losses, spermatorrh9a caused by over-exertion OF
the BRAIN Selfaouse, over-Indulgence. months
treatment, vi; o for SO by mail We guarantee
boxes TO cure. Each order for boxes with -
Will send written guarantee to refund II not cured.
Guarantees issued only by CLARK & wEIHE,
Druggists Sole Ag'ts Post&Jones SITS. San francisco
AIDA cd In
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GROWING IN STRENGTH.
Woman Snid tn lie Incrcnsln,: la Sine n
IL ltc5ult or Physical CrIture.

Woman snid to Ec decreasing: la Size n,
u lic5ult ar Physical CrItrre.
a state ncnt il going the rounds, with
r. mixture CT scientific and wonan's do
p~artmcnt gossip, to the effect that tho
American woman IS steadily growing in
height, weight and comclincGs. The
latter part of the statement conveys 10
news 10 the male American. who has tho
fact forced on his susccptibilitics cvery
day. But that lovely woman il i~ncrcas-
ing i'll size, both rc.pcudicularly ard
horizontally, IN news calculated to mako
glad the heart OF man, with the cNccp-
ton, perhaps, Of him OF d~iminutivo
stature. OF curse this is the result Of
physical culture. AS woman's mind
was dwarfcd By the pcttincss OF female
education, so her body was dwarfcl
by the vices OF female dress. The
progress OF the uSc toward giving
women the same educational chanccs
ms men reveals to us the probability
that womnn's mental development may
eventually become the same rs that Of
men,, and here we have II similar init
nation that il female physical culture
is carried far enough the woman may
By taking thought add enough cubit3
10 her stature to be the physical equal
Of man as well. Tho probability has
its disadvantages, according to the Pitts
brrGh Dispatch, for, IA woman repre-
cents the leisure class OF America, and
Is, therefore, able TO give tho most OK
elusive attention to these pursuits #
culture, il may wind up by letting
woman get beyond man in both intel
lcctunl md physical growth, which
would be unpleasant for the lords Of
creation. Nevertheless, we cannot
have too much good. The more there
Is Of the American roman both phys
ically and intellectually, tho bcttor The
American male will like her. Tho
growth Immediately holds out tho
pleasing hope that woman will grow,
in both mind and body, sufficiently to
keep tho skirt OF her dress above tho
dirt OF the streets.
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The Souvenir Coins.

THO moving ths worlds fair
EouScnir bali dollars acrosB tIIe cauu-
try wii! DO atremcudous Undertaking.
Tho cOias sill weigh IL tho Helshbor-
hood OF icriy-:iye tons, which il i:vo
Or six tines the capacity of any ordi.
nary express car. / ftEesc coins were
piled up like cordwool they would
occupy n cubic space ot about 1863
Feet. There Is such dead weight TO
silver tht: Tho express companies gro
seldom able 20 carry more than $3.50,
coo 10 S3Ch,0O on n car, and the max.
imum amount is sJ1J,O00. Al this
rate it wou!l relniro i train OF eight
or ten carr IN movo tho souy, Eir
coins, il they arc transported ia bulk.
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Tho School Marin.

Oh, School sfsrm!
Thou who tcache:. tho Young idoa how
to rhoo,, and spanked tho crstwhils
E'estiic rtnai. boy ni.h a hani that
That takcst .ho Trick;
Who also lan;neih him with a hickory
switch
And cro~noth by In; ing tho weigh.
or a ruler upon his shoulder.
Oh!
Thou art Il dIisyi
Thou makcst him the National cu
bicu,
Red, white and blue
Thou furnishest tho stripes and he
s.o;i, t:.e s;ars
Oh, School Mnrn!
We couldn't do without thee,
And uo don't want TO try!
Thou art lovely and accomplished
Above nil women, aad IL thou art not
married, /, is because thou art too
smaii TO he caught.
All school mariEs are women,
But MI women are not Echoolmarms,
And angel pelaSosic,
That's whero thou haat tho bulge on
thy sisters!
Oh, School Marin!
Thou mayest not got much pay here
below,
But cheap education is n national
npec;Iity
And thou wilt gct thy reward in
heaven:
Tho only drawback being that thou
staycst lilcro
Tlicn thou gncst after It, md VIC,
Who remain hore below for our re.
ward,
Miss you lil,o thunder.
School Marin, IL there is anything VIC
n 10 for you, call on tie!
Apply early and avoid the rush!
We were a ~s1iioolboy once ourselves
AID can show tho marks Of i'll
EXTRACT.
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JONES' TALK.

Senator Jones, in his speech before
the DrusselB Conference, made use of
tho following argument:
III tho IIindoo farmer gcts moro
rupees for 80 shillings gold which his
whoat realizes in London to-day than
he did for 10 shillings ten years Hgo
how could Europe and America
market their crops in the face CT such
competition? While tho collapse O
silver stimulated llindoo exports ut
the expense OF tho British. farmer, IL
was similarly oreating IN cnormoug
competition, Bombay sending Gotten
10 Chinn al the expense OF Lancashire.
What India gained by tho falling tx.
change Bhe more than lost by the
b. itation Of British capitalists to in
vest In lndia.
"Indin's indebtedness to Great
Britain compelled her to we'll annually
IN London ut least S0,0o0,pC0 runnes
OF silver more than Z produced by
WI wv IhlhfS VI NiuuIiCH. tDNIN IL
be said then that England had no in
forest In tho silver question:
"1ho fall Of prices In England Is
driving firms out OF cultivation and
putting landed intercsts into the
hnuds Oi mortgagod companies. Ills.
tory Ia full OF warnings. Financial
struggled hnvo lcd to social struggles,
aud sometimes TO revolution. Tho
Governments nlone could undo tho
mischief tho Governments have done.
WhatcvSr might DO tho result Of tho
conferences, II some measure Of relief
Ia not willingly adopted IN tho near
future YOU may rest assured that nj.
timately Ia spite OF the craft and Gun.
ming wiloe Of tho wicked, tho grcnt
producing masses Of the civilized
world will crys,alizo into law their
imperial will"
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iCEHOUSE.
Columbia River Curiosity hich Is slim r,
Unique.

Columbia River Curiosity " hich IL Simply
Unique.
In Washington Il coulcc n n rnyipe
that n river has worn for itself and
then abandoned for another coursc.
Says the New Orleans P~icayunc. Tho
coulces Of the Columbia river are i'm
nicn3c ravincS worn out of tho basnltic
rock, with perpendicular walls on
either sidc from ono thousand TO fifteen
hundred feet high. Through this r,S
gion the Great Northern railrond runs.
Not long ago Nh Indian approached n
gang OF railroad laborcrs working I'm
Salmon coulec with n great piece Of leo
wrapped In n blanket, which lc offered
for sale. The workmen instituted n
search In tho direction from which ho
had come and boon found u cold stream
tricltlihg through the shell rock, md
further mp tho leo beds were found.
They were formed among tho masses
OF shell rock by the melting OF snov
in winter, the water running down
among tho rocks and freezing at night.
Ice remains there pcrpctually md In
large quantities. Tho most angular
feature Ia that tho spot is only nvc hun.
drcd feet above tho SEQ. and tho Gun
beats with intense heat upon the rocl,a
above Ii Ice. which IL also csposcd To
warm drauglits OF mir through tho
crcyiccg. vr' 'fu 'r- .tc-or ~',Di'a.
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HAWKINS THE HEAD WHIP.
Albert, ~Coaeonau at the White uous
Sinto Grants First Term.

Sinco Grants First Term.
ALDER. Hawkins, the colorcd man
who, since Gen. Grants Grst term. has
been head coachmaa ut the white house,
and IN cocScgucncc an nutccrct among
the lcs:cr lightS of the stable, hes re-
tired on account Of age. Change of
politics happily made no difference i'll
Albcrt's place, as there appears to have
been Il tradition handed down to- cacii
incoming administration that, whoever
else went, tho c~oachman was to remain.
Whether or not he wac credited with
any peculiar qualities us a mascot does
rot appear, bat Il thing, according to
Kate Fields Washington. We assured,
and that v"I5 the very grca: vcncra;ion
iii which Albert held the Office OF cEicf
magistrate. In lis eyes the president
OF the United Statc3-without regard to
the individnal-was the greatest po:cn-
tate on earth, and - such entitled to
right OF way when driving. This IDEA
led to scnc hairl-cadth cScapcs, aS u
street baTricadcd fo- repairs presented
no obstacles to progress III Aibcrt's
eyes. lie would 10 crashing through
the barriers, II when cEpostulatcd
with - tl.c family s:outly maintained
that the presidents carriage had i right
to go anywhere, and never TO waive :he
right to anyone. Though Albert would
by no means acknowledge it, his eye
sight had been poor for several years
past, especially at night, when he
would lose h;mSclf in the most urac-
ccnntab!c II in the most familiar
localities. One night just before his
successor WAS appointed Mrs. Harrison
and Mrs. Mckee attended an evening
reception, and of course rode HON, in
the Presidents carriage. Suddenly it
struck thc ladies that they wc-c a most
unnecessarily long time in reaching the
white liouac, and Mrs. Mckee looking
II Of the windows in the darkness dis
covered that they were ct Scott circle.
While watched Albert made the
circuit twice. Then she called to the
driver asking lis reason for such Il
strange proceeding.
lie was uuwillingly Obliged to admit
tia: he had lost his way, but concluded
TO drive round and round the circle
until he cam" across n familiar looking
street, VIXEN lie would Immediately turn
down.
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a Wall From r, uihfui james.

jim Towafcni, who is buried a.
most in snow IN Lundy, GAYS: 1, ID
droary work, ,hi2 digging items on,
Of Il now dt!!,; and then tn set them
up out Of youT head" while another
man indus,riously chucks WOOL into
tho stove and keeps you from freezing,
aud n squaw holds IN umbrella 10
Gn'e you from hc;rg .rnu,hercd by
tho snow that blows through the
crac!is Of tho crazy old print shop.
Tho vicisEitudcs OF mountain journal.
iani nre unknown 10 tho metropolitan
scribe.
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HALFWAY e.

CIhe following interesting figures,
relative 10 tho railway ruilsaSs OF tho
world, nrs taken from bulletin No. 81,
recently :ssued by tho Census De-
partnen,:
North Amoricn, among tho CONT
nents, leads with l92,JST miles, fol-
lowed Icy Europe With l::G,Sj5 miles,
AHA viii 1888 miles. Australia with
ll,l39, aud Africa with 1882 mica.
or all countries the United States
is UNNECESSARILY in tho load with 1G3,-
59i mi!ei, followed by Ecrlnany with
$1,000 milee, Franco With 9,A5S, Great
Britain and ireland with 1888, R':s.
ola with 1928, Austria with lG,4GT,
British India with lI,s37, Canada
with 1892, Italy with a.ilT, %p1ir G.
127, Mexico 1884, Bruzii 5,l29. Japan
has only GOT miles, ana China but l24
miles. Tue United Staten has there
fore "A Per cent. o. tho total 3c0,23i
miles of railroad in tho world.
In proportion TO tho number OF
squar" miles OF territory Belgium
leads with 23.23 milos " rnilIoaI for
OVER 100 square miles, followed by
Great Britain and Ireland with lG.42,
while tho United Etatos is eleventh in
the list, having only 551 miles.
In proportion to population fer
overy 10000 inhabitants, WektcTn
Aus,nlia is tar in the lead with 1925
miles, followed by Canada with @0.35
miles, with tho United States sixth
in the list, having $3.50 miles.
In tho whols world there nvcragan
Las mile. OF railroad for oHah 100
square miles Of territory, md 800
milea for each 10000 inhabitants,
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Favor Gold, silver and Paper.

The Illinois State Grange adopted
thc following resolutions last Friday:
Resolved, That this Grange do
niand tho recall Of tho American
members 81 tho Monetary Conference
now in n~eysinn ut BrusSc!8
Resolved, That We favor gold, ell.
yer and paper ns money, and That the
Material Government alone shall il
II tho money OF tho people. Tia;
tho unit, whether az gold, oliver or
paper, should bo full legal tender for
all debts, pablo and private. Wearc
opposed 10 tho continuance of n con
tinual dobt CT tho issuance OF now
bonds, either Statn or National, bear
ing interest &c tho basis o. any bank
ing systcm. Wo bclicye that the
grecnbnck based on the wealth %. the
nation and on tho faith OF tho Govern
mont ~ good CROUCH fer ihG people
and good enough for the money
lender.
Resolutions were nlso adopted in
favor Of tho free coinage Of silver and
the passage OF the aatI.oplion bill.
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slic Signed.

Tho we'll known dislike ri the
Qncon oi England Tor Mr. G!ndst0Go
Is dun To n historic Interview which
occurred during hcgreaL commonor's
fret Premiership. Mr. Gladstone, on
his official visit to tl,e Quecu, pre-.
scntod for her official signature u
document which shc declined To sign.
lilo c~oGrtcously argued tho mattor
with her; etill Gho refused. Finally
no amid: "Your Mujosly, you must
sign. Tho Queen had ncvor been
ordered to perform u duty before, md
shc became highly indignant. "Mr.
Gladstone" che snid, edo you know
Who dmS ] nm the Queen OF Eng.
land" "Yeo your Majesty" replied
tho Premier, do you know who | nm?
l An the rcoplc OF Ergland. and you
mnst sign this document" The
Qnnen signed, but clio never liked
MIR. Gladstone since Tx.