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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-22
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nebueu, 6aB Die Oemofrateg iie9rcth lein
iperoer. Die Oentl6en itno eini9, belons
bers lett @lepeIano Die Domination erbalten
bat. Die &atboliten itno gut Demofratil6
uno aud bic Northumberland peroen iiher
bic Glnl0lung Der tbnen bon Der lebiaen
Nominiltration geQebenen Berlpreden, mte
Nufbebung oes 8~ennertgeleBes &c. anerz
fennen. 8etreffs Der S6ulfrase iDmpatbiz
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Nusnabmen nit Der Steuung, Die Die Sus.
Gtaats :3eitung einnimmt. 8ielc lobenbe
Nusipriide iiber Die 6altung Der Staatsz
3eitung famen mir au Sbren.
Ge6t intereiant periprt6t bic @abl i'm
neuen 8. @ongreBotltrifte 5u tuerOen. 9leier
0iltritt beitebt gegentpGrtig aus ben @oun-
ties SbeboDgan, S3aufee, @aibineton,
@aufsiDa, Der 10. unO ID. Narb Der Stabt
Wttlmaufee n1o DEN SomnS G5ranptIe,
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ietner 1000 bis 1900 bemotrattl6en
Wtaioritdt es mar, ftnoen it6 oenno6
cine Wtenge GanbtDaten, Die etne
9tOmtnation nur al3u germ annebn1sn tDurz
ben. SbeboD9an Gountp bat beren alIetn
BRET, nGn1li0: ben jebigen @bgeoroneten
Geo. s.. Brtdner, Den Senator Wf- e..
Wieao pon Ylpmoutb uno Den NiiemblDz
mann 9. 6. Sbalen bon SbeboDgan. Die
Convention ftnbet am Is. September in
GeOarburg itutt unb tit man bier auf oas
Geiultat allgenetn gelpannt.
gti6t tpeit bon SbeboDgan, ettDa Is Wtetz
len entferlt, befinoet 1i9 Der tpeitbefannte,
BON Gbica8oern uno Wilmaufee'ern belonz
bers itarf frequentirteS g mmererfrtl6ungSs
Drt @If6art Safe. Selbitreoenb oerlGumte
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sritatten. Sn @eleQidaft oes bieitgen
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ternabm i6 einen ftoelen Nusfug. Grit
fiir3li6 bradte Die Staats3eitung bon be-
rnfener 0anb cine ergoBli6e 8ei9retbung
Des nergnigten 2ebens in @lfbart. Blel
bieten bort Die geatur mie Die gaitfreien
@inpobner benz 8elu6er. @er tDeilt nt6t
gerne in YulS' &urgarten, in @bs. &tess
Ier's, bes alten Gbicagoer, BlaB Ober in
Sfboff's befanntem 6otel. 8elonoers in
leBterem iu6te unier unDergeBlider Ser
mann 0taiter oTt Gube uno @rbolung BON
letner ~anltrensenoen TbGtigfett. S6aoe,
baB mir in Der gtdbe Gbicago'S nt6t etn
3petteS @lfbart Safe beltben.
9ermann 0redl 9mtbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-22

Srau na6 Der Bobnung bes Raares 9elodt
iporoen par, perbaftet morOen. Ote Srat
CAB Dor @eribt an, ibr @atte babe Dor Il
Sabren in ieinem nabe Der Staot gteapel
belegeuen 6eimat6soorfe einen s%etptilen
Nleilanoro @entili, oelien Samilie er
8lutra6e sei6tporen bate, erlto6en llno
6eien amei 8rioer burh Stiletlti9e 1biDer
~bertpunoet. 9arauf lei er %geloben nno
babe ft6 elmer &duberbanoe angel6loI1en.
Gr tpuroe perbaftet uno iDe8en Der @rn1orz
bunq Des @entilt 5u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bausltrafe perurtbeilt, pel6e er audi per-
biiBte. gaab ieinsr Sreilaiiung Oerbeiratbete
er lih nit isiner iebiaen Satin ullo NAM
berte nit ibr mad ben 0eretnigten Staaten
aus, no ct Die Sran int Der angeaebenen
gSeiie be6an6elte. &i6ter @oettlng larote
ben lauberen 8atron III untsrlu1uu9sz
bart.
The morning call., 1892-02-22
TRUTH CAN'T BE DESTROYED.
The Lesson Discussed by Mrs. Cooper's
Bible Class.

The Lesson Discussed by Mrs. COoper's
Bible Class.
The lesson Of the day in Mrs. Cooper's
class yesterday was one Of great interest.
L was based upon Jehoiakim's wickedness.
Self-Will was prominent trait OF the old
kings character. We need, said the teacn-
er, to teach children obedience. The law
Of obedience should begin at the cradle.
The very first law that God ever gave to
man was a law Of pure obedience 10 these
days there seems to be more Obedient par
ents than children. The children are too
apt to have it all their own way. Character
is formed early; habits become fixed. After
adult years IL is very fficult to change
character. The coming generation is being
determined by the children of to-day.
Every generation begins the history of
the world anew" Let them obey that
would know how to rule. We need more
reverence. said Mrs. Cooper, reverence
for essential truth, the truths Of the Bible.
These truths are fundamental and have their
foundation IN our very nature. Experience
proves their value. Life is the best COM
mentary on the truths Of the Bible. IL
every Bible In the universe were destroyed.
then truth would still remain; for what
God writes can never be destroyed. One Of
these truths is that sin is self-destTuetYe;
that right-dOing brings happiness, and
wrong-dolug brings misery. Those who
prosper by wickedness lose their capacity
for enjoyment. There is a law of eYeTlast-
ing rectitude, mixed by God himself. and
we can never get away from the truth Of
God We can never destroy it. Whoever
makes Gods cause in this world his own
must be willing to 60 up with it or down
with II, IN JOY or in suffering, as he APP
points, resting in the firm assurance that
''all things work together for good to them
that love Cod -"
The morning call., 1892-02-22

nerve OF most extraordinary character the
appendix was cut off, removed and the body
closed up. For a week Captain Rose lay in
almost StupOr produced from absolute
weakness. He began to III end quickly after
this and was removed from the hospital to
his hotel entirely recovered.
The most recent case was that of Vice
Chancellor II. c. Pitney of MoTrStown, n.
D.. on whom DR.. Charles McBurney oper-
ated, lie is the physician who performed
similar operation recently upon Lyman
Gage, the Chicago banker.
Physicians tell of two cases In the care OF
DR.. Lange of Lexington avenue, in which
the danger was about as great, but in both
the operation was successful. The oper-
alton performed on Lyman Gage, the Chi
cago banker, by DR.. McBurney was not
considered an extremely dangerous one, as
the physique of the Chicago inancier gave
easy access to the diseased part. In the
case of Chancellor Pitney, who was per-
formed upon late in January there was
more difficulty and danger. In this case the
veTmifOrm appendix had been turned CON-
pletely about, and had not the operation
been performed in the nick of time death
from straDgulatOn would have taken place.
The thickness of the abdominal wall, which
had to be cut through in this case, was over
three inches. Drs Barker, Pierson, Owen
and Halsted assisted at tbs operation.
DIR. Willy Meyer is another New York
surgeon who has, within the last year, had
several cases of appendicitis to deal with,
all Of which were successful. 1t is said by
physicians Of known repute that America
has no greater surgeons than the four
named, Drs McBull. McBurney, Lange and
Meyer and DR.. Seen of Milwaukee, whose
fame Is world wide. DAVID WECHSLER.
The morning call., 1892-02-22

request has been forwarded through
Senator FELTON,, with the approval Of the
Acknowledgement Of California, asking that
the Secretary of the Navy designate the
Pensacola upon her return from the Sand
witch Islands as the practice-ship for the
battalion and that for this purpose she be
mOOred in the cove at NOTth Beach.
After looking about the condemned stores
at the hayward Adjutant Brooks, with the
approval OF superior headquarters, has
written on 10 the naval authorities at Wash
lngtOn asking for drill purposes OF the
battalion the gift or loan Of 100 cutlasses
aud frogs, as many reYOlverS, thirty manuals
OF ordnance and necessary fuses, primers
and shells also that the battalion be per-
mitted TO purchase from the paymasJer
stores at the price invOlCed TO the Govern
ment, but principally cloth and legg ngs
and that from the ordnance department a
3-nch 3jQpOund Is. l.. K. with carriage,
lately on the Marion, would lie OF Infinite
use IN the drliI, likewise 2 eating with
field aud boat carriage, and 20pOund
Dahlgren gun with ship carriage.
4 pretty little sQuabOIe has arisen In the
battalion, and, AS the result, it would seem
that one member has made himself persona
non gTata. ACCOMPLISHMENTS Chandler
departed 10r Guatemala OH Monday, which
Of course, left the battalion in command Of
the ranking line officer, which happens to be
Lieutenant j. ). Fitzgerald, commanding
Company b. the Acknowledgement wrote TO
the latter TO this ehect, signing himself
Yours respectfully and ordered him TO
assume command. The lieutenant did so.
but conceived the publication of a head
quartaTs-0n-the- po0pdeck order, reproduced
the adjutant- generals letter, and ordered
battalion headquarters removed, until fur
Their orders, 10 his home, underscoring with
red ink this paragraph, and insisting that all
official mail be delivered there.
Constituted headquarters and the adjutant
have been ignored, and the number of the
current series Of orders doubled upon by de-
claring the circular Battalion Orders No.
all OF which was unnecessary and I'M
called for. The circular has been laughed
at and ignored at battalion headquarters
proper, and the relations are, 10 put 1t
mildly, strained. The adiutant-general has
mred himself deeper and complicated mat
ters by continuing his first mistake and
sending an official letter to Lieutenant Ner =
ney of the San Diego company, assuring him
in a certain contingency that he would be
vested with the command of the battalion.
assuming, presumably, that he Is the senior
in rank, which he Is. not nor can be, we're
the letter designation of his company AAA.
80 il is that the battalion and the temporary
commander are not IN touch.
The morning call., 1892-02-22
AMONG THE ROWERS.

The ArieIs Visit Their New House.
A Barge for the South Ends.
The members Of the Ariel Rowing Club
were busy yesterday putting the finishing
touches on their new boat-house on Long
Bridge, and had the American flag flying
over it for the first time.
The South Ends had a couple of crews out
in the Garfield, but owing to the threatening
state of the weather the boys cOntented
themselves with remaining in the boat
house and inspecting their new pleasure
boat. The boat, fine peice of workman
ship, is 20 feet long, 4 feet "a inches beam,
and foot inches deep. She was built by
John Twigg Jr.
The members are anxiouSly awaiting their
benefit, which takes place at the AlcaZar
Theater next Wednesday night, and, as an
excellent programme will be rendered, the
boys expect 10 net handsome sum for
future needs.
al Rodgers, the boat builder, has moved
his establishment from Vallejo to Oakland
and will set up bOat-house on the creek.
The morning call., 1892-02-22

watch A little later l received orders
from the D'EstaInE to run alongside
the cruiser for the transfer OF coal. The
big vessel stopped her engines and
at once ran alongside of her While the
D'Estsiug. not being in motion, rolled
terribly, we pitched so violently that one
could hardly stand up on deck with out be-
ing thrown down, yet We needed coal. for
if we should run into another gale with
out fuel Il was tantamOuut to death, so
We tried our best. The Goals we're tut
into bags, and these swung over u us
from the cruiser by means Of a derrick.
Tie process was a slow one. as il was
difficult 70 catch the bags at the right
moment, on account of the rolling and
pitching of the two vessels; finally, how ever,
We succeeded very well, and before we took
up our old position in the wake Of the d. Is
tang, we had our coalbunkers filed and
good many bags dashed to the deck. The
rest Of the voyage passed in very much the
same manner, the weather being bad all the
time. We arrived ten days overdue at
Saigon, and, need / say, thanked God when
We put cur feet on shore Cnce more. Later
The morning call., 1892-02-22
THE STATE SOLDIERY.
Drill Returns of the Second Bril-
gsde for January.
Dates for the Annual Euster-An Interna-
ticnal C,mpetiticn-R Hunting Garza-A
Row il the Naval Reserve.

The figures Of merit" as the adjutant-
general would call them, are as follows for
the month of January for the Second Bril-
gade Those who know a hawk from a
haudsaw" will smile to perceive how some
of the returns have been inflated. The totals
show that as many drills for the brigade
were had in January as in November, which
was the last month in 1891 for which re-
turns were required by law. The number
of inactive actiYes was the same for both
months, demonstrating what has always
been claimed. that the paper strength rep
resents just about IS per cent OF the actual
force:
The morning call., 1892-02-22
AMERICA AHEAD OF FRANCE.
Even France Succumbs to American
Genius.

For centuries France has held the palm for the
manufacture OF toilet articles of every description
but at last she has been compelled to give place to
American genius in one article at least for the
toilet Nine Waltz emphasizes this most emphati-
cally in letter upon the Imperial Hair Regenera-
tor; lone Of the most pleasant and satisfactory
incidents connected with my trip to New York has
been the treatment OF my hair by your Imperial
Hair Regeneration. Having full knowledge of all
the preparations on the Paris market 1 must con-
fess that yout Imperial Hair Regeneration incom-
parably superior TO them all. The color produced
is perfect and the natural gossiness IL leaves upon
the hair is unattanable by the OF any other
preparation. do not hesitate TO strongly recon-
mend it as the most perfect preparation for the hair
Obtainable." Consultation and AL Information
free. Absolute satisfaction guaranteed. Sold at
81 80 and 49, Refuse all substitutes, as they
dangerous IMPERIAL CHEMICAL CO., 81 West
Twenty-third ST.. New York Agents for the Pacific
Coast, Messrs. GOLDSTEIN 81 COIN, S22 Market
st., San Francisco. 1t is applied by them and s.
STROZINSkI 433 Ellis St DECO II SuMo
The morning call., 1892-02-22
Opium Fiends and Burglars.

Early yesterday morning William Jones'
opium-smokiDg joint on Sixth street was
raided by Detectives Crockett and Dillon,
who arrested three of the inmates. At the
Southern Station they gave their names as
Joseph Foster, James Richards and Frank
Cullen.
When found there was in their possession
n complete set of burglars tools. They
were booked for visiting an opium place
and having in their possession burglars
tools. Jones was charged with keeping a
place Iesorted TO Tor the purpose of smok-
ing opium.
The morning call., 1892-02-22
CahIe,s Headings.

George ". Gable, the Well-known pOr-
trayer Of Southern scenes and characters.
will give a series of readings from his writ
ings. under the auspices Of the Hospital for
Children and Training school for Nurses, at
the First Congregational Church in this city,
beginning on the evening of March /.
Mr. Cables readings are very interesting.
being full Of humoT, pathOs and master
touches Of character and delineatiOn. He
Is the prince Of entertainers. and the audi
ence that goes to hear him is sure Of a rare
The morning call., 1892-02-22
THE SURGEONS KNIFE
Operations That Attract Atten.
ton in the Medical World.
The Case of Captain Rose Of the British
Army Who Had To Come to America
To Get Cured

There is In the human body as we'll as In
that OF some animals a mysterious intestine
that oftsn makes lots of trouble for the pos
SCISSOR, and is called by the surgeon the sap
pendlx." 1t varies in length from two to
SIX Inches. and is about the diameter of a
goose quill. 1t is hollow throughout its en-
tire length, and the unattached extremity is
blunt. 1t has been known to adhere to the
liver and to destroy the functional capacity
The morning call., 1892-02-22

tiunal Guard" was formed at Bakersfield on
Tues day with eighty members. Whose OK
Will be gored this time?
Four enlisted men were discharged from
the cavalry t1oap during the month Of Janu-
airy for removal"
UNANNOUNCED INSPECTIONS.
General Dickinson has been industrious
during the week making unann0unced visits
to tue companies on their drill nights not
even the heavy downpOur on Wednesday
night dampening his ardOr. On Monday
night the general was more than agreeably
surprised to behold some $40 or $50 men OF
the Nationals drilling on Post and Powell
streets, and lie expressed his satisfaction TO
major Miles in the words: "1hem's COM
panies as is companies" The expression
was not elegant, but it was h0mely and as
fOrcible as homely.
Appointments in the Second Artillery
have been announced Of Otto Schwerdfeger
to be eTgeant-majOr, Musician Harry Menke
TO be acting first sergeant of the band, Ser
geant Edward ID. Griffin of the drum corps
TO be first sergeant of the corps, and Private
Walter A. Wilkins to be corporal in Com
pany c.
Adjutant de facto McShane reports that
tn ere Is not paper delinquent at brigade
headquarters, but no little amount OF Official
and unofficial correspondence was neces airy
10 bring about this desirable state Of affairs.
As reward his lunch hour has been in
creased.
In compliance with the new drill regula-
tlons Sergeants Edwin W. Rivers and Mare
Anthony, the general guides, and also the
three rcgimental markers of the Second
Artillery. have been relieved from special
duty to report TO their company COM
mandeTs.
The requistion made by Captain Ruddell
Tor certain quartermastel's stores has been
honOred Captain Jansen also receipted for
four pantaloons and eight blouSeS.
The morning call., 1892-02-22
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DJSPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ESva
~ Francisco for ports IN Alaska A. u. sSsEsR
February B, %. March H. 25. April and May g. %.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
December -, 81, January ), and every Friday
thereafter.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, 9 A ".
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth and fifth day, A.
For San Diego stopping only at Los Angeles, Santa
Barbara and san Luis Oblspo, every fourth and fifth
day 1T II A NJ.
each month thereafter
Ticket Ofiice-Paiace Hotel. New MontgOmeryst
GOODALL, PERKINS n CO, General Agents,
If 10 Market ST., san Francisco
The morning call., 1892-02-22

all the time. Assisting DR.. Bull in the
operation were Drs. Francis A. Knnicutt,
McBurney and all the other consulting sur
geons of st. Lukes Hospital. When the
first cut was made it was found the knife
would have to 90 through a thickness of
almost four inches. and would possibly have
80 pass under the C8cum, as the appendix
was found almost imbedded and bent into
the large intestine. 1t was at this juncture
that one of the physicians in attendance
advised giving up the case at once, as an in
csiOn into the larger intestine would I'M
d0ubtedly prove fatal. With an undaunted
courage tie young surgeon kept on. The
Earring of the knife the least fraction of an
inch to either side might give the fatal cut.
The diseased part was reached and with
The morning call., 1892-02-22
COALING AT SEA.
Perilous. Position OF a Torpedo Boat
During a Fierce Gale.
Earrar,s &c. L.

No one except man who has sailed tor
redc-boat on the high seas can imagine
what a hardship ii means 20 the crew, and
how dangerous a task it is in bad weather.
But let me relate my experience. In June,
1885, the cruiser D'Estaing, then al For
mesa, was ordered to take two torpe do
boats similar to the Gushing 10 Saigon.
was placed in charge Of one Of them. with
two brother officers and n crew If thirteen
men, including our servant.
The two t0rpeGo-b0ats were fastened 10
tie D'EstaiHg by a heavy hswser, and
gladly did We three steam for our new port.
Daring the first two days We had compare
lively fne weather, and though cTamped
for room, yet we were quite comfortable.
had been on several torpedo boats before,
but had never made long trip in any OF
The morning call., 1892-02-22
Pressing Chinese Gamblers.

No-less than three separate details of po-
lice are still pressing the lawleSs element in
Chinatown. While one squad is breaking
up lotteries, a second watches domino
games, while the third keeps an eye on fan
tan games. Officer Donellan and posse
raided a tan game on Washington street,
near Waverly place, yesterday afternoon,
and arrested five Of the players.
The morning call., 1892-02-22

OF that part. In many cases it becomes
knotted about the intestines, causing strang-
ulation. 1t is this little hollow tube of skin
into which orange, date, prune. grape and
ralsln pits are liable to drop. In fact, chill
dren have been known to swallow pins
which found a resting place in that in
testlne, causing inflammation and death.
Physicians have been unable to attribute
any function to the appendix. 1t is found
IN man and few apes, az illustrated,
while IN rodents it has been known to de-
Yelop TO size exceeding that Of the stom-
The morning call., 1892-02-22

performed upon CAPTAIN Rose of the British
army by DR.. Bull. consulting surgeon of ST.
Luke's Hospital. New York. Captain Rose
had been sufferer from inflammation of
the intestines and acute indigestion and
could find no surgeon in England, France or
Germany that would undertake the opera
tiOn with any hope of eventual success. All
advised him to 90 to America where there
were surgical daring and where it was un-
doubted that the physicians were better
trained TO perform critical surgical opera
tiOnS.
The operation lasted a little over two
hours and the captain was kept under ether
The morning call., 1892-02-22
FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY kss--a
/ Ocean DivISon-and PACIFIC COAST tsl-sa14
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf at 10 A. NJ, for the above ports Jt
their Al iron steamships. viz:
COLUMBIA-February z. 10, March 2 Ii, 26.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-February Il, %,
March g. 3. 30.
OREGON-February 3, 10. 81. March 10. 90.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern PacldS
Railroad, Oregon Short Line and other diyerglly
lines for all points in Oregon. Washington, British
Columbia Alaska Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Utah,
wyoming. Yellowstone Park and ali points East aud
South and TO Europe.
Fare to PortIand-Cabin. SIG; steerage, So; round
trip, cabin. $50.
Ticket Omces-1 Montgomery ST.. and Palaces Ho-
tel New Montgomery ST.
6OUDALL PERKINS & CO, Supt Ocean Lins
1u 10 Market ST.. San Francisco
The morning call., 1892-02-22
Fem forward anal DID.

Patrick Murphy, porter, aged 81, a ma
tive Of Ireland. living at 265 Tehama street,
while eating supper last night at his home
suddenly fell forward and died. lie had
been ailing for some time from disease Of
the heart. The Coroner was notified Of his
death.
The morning call., 1892-02-22
NAVAL BATTALION.
A Pretty Little Squsbble Has Come to
the Top.

A Pretty Little Squsbble Has Come to
the Top.
The arms and equipments from Uncle
Sam have not yet arrived. They will come,
it is said, but SO will also the millennium.
Company c went over to San Rafael yes
terday, Daradiug and celebrating also to-day
with Company ID, Fifth Infantry.
Company ID attended divine service yes
terday morning at the Howard-street Pres
byteran Church. The members went in
uniform.
Company tried the battalion formation
on Tuesday evening for the drill Four
skeleton companies were formed. the
drill was very successful.
discharge on a twO-thirds vote is called
small discharge" in the battalion. The
blanks differ materially from those who are
hOnOrably discharged. The small dis
charge shows no cut Of a cruiser.
The attendance Of the city companies for
January was as follows:
The morning call., 1892-02-22
A Lottery Agent.

Charles Rodenbeck was arrested by two
policemen yesterday while selling lottery
tickets on Montgomery street. When
searched at the City Prison 200 coupons
were found 10 his possession. lie secured
his release by depositing $50 as bail.
The morning call., 1892-02-22

aCh Of the animal. But in these cases it is
always what is known as a glandular organ
and has definite function. In rodents also
the valve which separates the CR:um, one
Of the larger intestines from the appendix,
Is well develoded and works with the Tegu-
larity of all yitals. In man this valve is
undeveoped. and is given the name merely
because it has n resemblance to such part.
When this useless little organ becOm es
diseased, as it often does, the only escape
OF the patient from death is by its complete
removal, an operation that was recently