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The morning call., 1892-04-12
PREACHERS IN SESSION.

Preparations for the Coming of Evangelist
Mflls-Indorsing "The Call"
The feature Of the ministers meeting at
the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms yesterday afternoon was its stirring
Endorsement of THE CO LIS crusade against
the dives. 1t was an adjourned meeting,
called for the purpose of making adequate
preparations for the coming of the great
reyivalist B. +. Mills. in August. The fol-
lowing sub-committees were selected:
On finance-William Chamberlain. j. G.
Chown, R. V. Watt, John S. Merrill; on
advertising-J. K. Johnson, c. S. Bareford,
A. Maydwell; on canvassing-Rev. NJ. j.
FERGUSON. b. Romaine, Charles Swariz; on
music.Robert Husband, w. z. King. Rev.
John Rea; on ushers-A. 81. Fish, George
Walker. c. b. Perkins; devotional-Rev.
DR.. Nj. NJ. Gibson, Rev. DIR. +. b. Pullan,
Rev. j. l.. A. Henry.
The name of Rev. DIR. Thomas Chalmers
Easton was added to the executive commit
tee, making the twelfth and final member.
Communications were read from Mr..
Mills announcing his arrival here.
Rev. II. II. Wickoff. the secretary, an
nounced having secured the refusal of the
Wigwam for the latter half of August and
the first few days In September.
Alter indorsing The CALLS crusade, q
detailed account OF which will be found in
another column, Francis Murphy. the cele-
otutcu temperatures leCLuTof anu orator, was
introduced. He made one of his character
istic fiery speeches, which drew much APP
plause from his preacher listeners. When
the meeting adjourned a session Of the eX-
ecutiye committee was held.
Rev. DR.. S0per. missionary recently re-
turned from Japan, gave an interesting
talk to the Methodist ministers yesterday
morning Francis Murphy. the temperance
orator. also spoke at some length. Resolu-
tons were passed indOrsing THE CALL s
crusade against the dives.
There was no session Of the Congrega-
tiOnal Clergymen's Monday Club yesterday
afternoon, as nearly all the members at
tended the funeral Of the late Rev. j. a.
Benton. DID,, in Oakland.
At the Baptist conference in the Y. NJ. G.
A. Hall Rev. i. d. Fleming of Oakland read
an interesting paper on Experiences Be-
fore Baptism" The Psychology Of Cor
porations" will be discussed by Rev. DR..
Pape of New York at next Mondays meet
ing.
The morning call., 1892-04-12
JUDGE M'KENNA,
The New Circuit Court Judge VIII Ar
rive To-Day.

The New Circuit Court Judge VIII Ar
rive To-Day.
Hon. Joseph McKenna, the newly APP
pointed United States Circuit Court Judge,
arrived in the State from Washington yes
terday. He came no further than Suisnn,
where he remained last night; he will
reach this city to-day. A CALL reporter,
who met Judge McKenna on the train,
found that gentleman In excellent health
and spirits. He said the only regret that he
felt at the present moment was having to
leave bis seat in Congress when there was
SO much work to be done for California.
When be was asked about the political sit
uatIon in the East he said that President
Harrison was very certain to be renom-
mated by his party, as no other candidates
were mentioned, and Mr.. Harrison had
gained great strength in all parts of the
country on account Of his strong foreign
policy. as well as his answering fidelity to
the principles of the Republican party.
The morning call., 1892-04-12

cepted. The board decided to meet in ex-
ecutive session Friday evening to consider
electric-light matters.
AT the twenty-second annual meeting Of
the Alameda Building and Loan Ass0cia-
ton the following directors were elected:
ID. Straub. +. Ruther, F. w. G. Moebus and
A. Il. Denke.
An important meeting of the Ladies' An
mex OF tie Alameda Bicycle and Athletic
Club will be held Thursday afternoon.
Republican club will be formed in q
few days at the West End.
Thomas Mills has given contract for the
erection OF two cottages on Haight avenue,
West End. They will cost $3.50.
The morning call., 1892-04-12
Mike Dunn to the Rescue.

Michael Dunn. the proprietor Of the rob
bers' roost." the Alhambra saloon, on Mis-
sion street. in which many countrymen
have been fieeced. has been lounging around
the police courts for many days. He Is now
accused Of trying TO square" the case Of
Edward Jetmore, one of his bartenders.
charged with grand larceny. Jetmore re-
celved watch which had been stolen by
Lille johnson from John f. Grace. and
sold the timepieee in pawnshop. 1t Is
said that Dunn has procured many witnesses
in Jetmore's behalf. When the case was
called to-day they will try to show that
Grace while drunk sold the watch to Jet
more.
The morning call., 1892-04-12
WHAT IT REALLY rs,
The Most Dangerous OF Modern Disorder.
Clearly Defaed-Pneumonia and What
Causes 1t.

There has been great mistake as to what pneu
monia really Is People. and even some physicians
have called it dangerous disease. Pneumonia Il
always an after effect. If the system is run down
weakened. dehiltated. IL the life is at low eb,
the lungs may fill up and the person die suddenly
and 1t Is called pneumonia. No man or woman
ever died OF pneumonia when the body was strong
vigorous aud healthy. 1t comes upon one when
weakened by grip. by severe cold or overwors
and a generally weakened condition. Such being
the case, how can this dreadful trouble known a.
pneumoni4 be prevented warded off? Man.
testify by strengthening and fortifyng the body BY
having the health and strength secure that pneu
monia Will not attack. or. IL it should eau easily be
warded OIL. This can be done by careful living
careful diet and moderate use of pure stimuiaat
To gently assist nature stimulant Is required
something that adds to the life and vigor. Nothiny
for this purpose can equal pure whisky, and i.
should be borne in mind that the only pure and
medicinal whisky which has received the unquaii-
fed Endorsement of physicians and scientists Is
Duffy's Pure Malt. 1t Is ordinary hisky bu;
possesses properties known TO no other article L
will effectually ward off pneumonia. and has saved
the lives of thousands of people. It should be re
membered, however that 1t Is the only whisky
which can accomplish this. and any druggist o.
grocer who seeks to convince to the contrary i,
oecelVlng. Insist upon having Duffy's Pure Malt.
mr22 If tn
The morning call., 1892-04-12
The Grismer-Davies Companv

Opened their second week at the Alcazar
with "The Beacon Lights" an old and
popular meodrama. There is the rough
and-ready element In the play. but it is so
tempered by the dramatic and so well In
terwoven with the nobler element of hu-
manity that it cannot but please the public,
contain them. There Is considerable of hu-
man interest in the piece. and its simplicity
Is its main beauty. The serious and comedy
element are very well blended in the action
of the play, SO that the interest is kept up
throughout.
The morning call., 1892-04-12

the enterprise would bring 10 their town
the Nalejpi:es offer TO provide any required
land on Heir water front free of cost and
from $1,000 to $50, 600 for the necessary I'M
proyements This is the most liberal offer
as yet received by the company. but on ac-
count IF some difficulty about the water
supply il has not vet been accepted.
The morning call., 1892-04-12
Richard Mansfield.

THE CALL is informed that the sale of
seats for Richard Mansfield will open this
(Tuesday) morning at the Baldwin Theater
box-office. Seats will be on sale for the
first two weeks of his repertoire.
The sale OF seats for Agnes Huntington,
who opens. at the Grand Opera-house on
next Monday in "Paul JONES'" will take
place at the Grand 0pera-house on Thurs
day.
Mr.. r. E. Johnson. manager Of Divide
Musin. the violinst, has arrived In town to
pave the way for Mr.. Musn. He will
shortly start for the colonies in the interest
of his principal, where he has been engaged
to give an extended season.
The morning call., 1892-04-12
4" Bluff King Hal.

The Bluff King" is still receiving
his subjects nightly at the popular Tivoli.
and they respond very enthusiastically to
his tempting invitations. Court however,
will 60 out OF town after this week, so
every one who has not heard this now
famous opera by Messrs. Stewart ana
0'Connell should not miss the opportunity
of hearing it during the few remaining
nights that 1t will be produced.
The morning call., 1892-04-12

This is The closing week Of Miss Marie
Wainwright and company in Amy
Robsart." The Monday drop" was visible
in the auditorium. which was to be expect
ed under the circumstances. The acting of
this company is now in splendid FORM
When they leave here they will 90 to the
southern part of the State, avoiding Los
Angeles till the Bostonians get thro ugh
with that city.
The morning call., 1892-04-12
SULPHUR BATHING
BY MEANS OF
GlNnn'S Sulphur SOAP.

In the ordinary bath-tub has so completely
superseded the former method of sulphur
baths that they are being discontinued.
The more recent plan Of extemporizing
score OF economy, and because Its strength
can be so graduated as to adapt it more ac-
curately 10 the gravity of the ailment it is
intended to ameiorate. Sold by all drug
gists.
ec2. II FrTa -.
The morning call., 1892-04-12

Vile cod-liver oil has lost
it's vileness in SCOTS Emul-
sion end gained a good deal
in efficiency.
1t is broken up into tiny
drops which are covered with
glycerine, just as quinine in
pills is coated with sugar
or gelatine. You do not get
the taste at all.
The hypophosphites of
lime and soda add their tonic
effect to that of the half-di-
gested cod liver oil.
Let us send you a book on
CAREFUL LIvING-free.
,ScoTr & Bowss. Chemists. I,z South 9Th Avenue.
New York
Your druggist keeps Scotts Emuisioa Of cod.liver
od-ail druggists everywhere do. 81.
The morning call., 1892-04-12

Vallejo Is a close competitor with Oak
land and other points for the Risdon Iron
Works. which proposes to shut down its
present establishment in this city and erect
more extensive one In some better iecs-
ton. In order to secure the benefits which
The morning call., 1892-04-12
Lost Wagon wheels.

Four wagon wheels, painted red, were
found yesterday by the police Of the South
ern station in barn at 81 u Conve rse street.
The barn has been the headquarters OF a
gang OF burglars. two of whom-P. Nc
Donald and Morris Puce-were arrested on
Sunday night
The morning call., 1892-04-12
manglad by n Ruzzsax

motifs Haniford. young man living
"a Decatur street, met with painful acct
dent yesterday afternoon. While working
In the box-factory at King and Third streets
his right hand came In contact with a buzz
saw and the end OF the ring finger was cut
OF. The first, second and fourth fingers of
the same hand were also badly lacaratad
The morning call., 1892-04-12
worlds Fair Commits sioners.

A meeting OF the California Worlds Fair
Commission will be held to-day, and it is
expected that all Commissioners except
Mr.. McMurray. who is In Washington, will
be present
The morning call., 1892-04-12
CHEESEMAN'S SpGcifc Mixture.

with this remedy persons cure themselves
without the least exposure. change or diet, or
change in application to business. The medicine
contains nothing that IS OF the injury to the
constitution Ask your druggist for it. Price 81 3
lotto ec23 IL Ffru
The morning call., 1892-04-12

BERrELING has the only reliable methotsto
~ effective sight 427 Kearny street,
The morning call., 1892-04-12


The City Trustees met in stated session
last evening. ID. l.. Randolph presiding In
the absence OF Chairman Mastick. The
electrician reported that the cost Of operat-
ing the electric light plant for the three
months ending March 81 was 1874 GA, and
for the past nine months S91s2 go The
oakland Gasiight Heat Company submitted
new proposition for the purchase Of the
clty's plant 1t now offers $4,000 for 1t,
$4,000 to be paid in advance and tie balance
at the end Of fifteen years. The company,
In consideration for this. Is to receive An
electric light franchise. and 1t agrees to
light the streets of the city at a cost Of
So 70 per lamp per month. independent of
this. the company also asked for franchise
TO operate an electric light plant In Ala
media. Both requests were placed on file.
A petition was received from the Alameda
Improvement Association asking that steps
be taken for the removal of Chinatown on
Railroad avenue, opposite the broad-gauge
depot, but the board took no action. The
association also requested the board to es-
tablish fire limits and to accept the inl-
proved streets and keep the same in repair.
The City Attorney reported that the board
would not enter into contract to take
water Tor q stipulated price for the period
OF i've years, and the offer Of G. A. Edison
to supply salt water for street-sprinkling
and sewer-fushina purposes cannot be &C
The morning call., 1892-04-12

SINKING THE CAISS0NS.
Caisson No. has been moored alongside
eaisson No at section A of the new sea-
wall, where the old ferry slips used to be.
The first caisson has been filed to the brim
with concrete, and Is hard set on the bot
tom; cue second is being filed, and work is
being commenced on the construction of the
third
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ef(ae.Sotsrimaea.

StraBburg. Infer r,e,er Gan,
ocsetat, J. 3. nod I'm Bunoesratbe Dor,
liesen6, sibt fiferem Yeruebmen nad]
6as erfreulide Bib elmer red)t 9iiniti,
gen 6~inan5lage, I'M Die uns manher
gr06ere Staat beneioen fonnte. Wou
&c, 1851 $50 Marf @tnnabmen Der.
bleibei 81 wfillionen fir bic aussaben
oeS auberoroentlihen Stats perfusbar,
Danf Dor Nltem ben ueberihiier aus
Dem 5ulett abseiAlolienen Sabre 1890
81, 6ie 1858, 1884 Wtarf betrager. =
Sin Ahtel Der Mltitaot muroe bisber
perindspei5e our4 eleftrildes yiht be-
isud3tet. CUR W~ersr0Beruns bieier Nns
laSe beabiidtist nun Die Staot Die Wais
ler oes HbeineS burd Ibleitung uno
Iurbinenanlage uusbar gu MAIDEN. aud
oaour6 bic Yumpitation oeS Waller.
ioerfee su betreiben.
Nl9rin9en. Die normal5puriae
NebeHbabn BON bier mad 6aptngen,
iuelde bisber ais NniAlubseleiie iirut
Ird1epcrt uon @r5en aus Dem alsrin.
ger Gbale geoieHt bot. lit felt 3ur,em
nun aud Fir ben Yerionen., @epad,
uto @iteruerfebr er1ffuet.
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aarlsrube. Die 3abl Der I'M
Grobber5ostbura perii9erten @ebaube
betrus I'M lesten Sabre 64o,743; iie
lat 9eeett oas Boriabr I'm 6363 3use<
uomineri. Die 3abl Der nit Strob ges
ceften @ebduoe bat iid) Tim 302 per.
minbert.
Ml1ensba9. Der idon siemli9
beiabrte, aber INNER nod iebr bienits
heifiiIene 8abnmart 0ei5manrt mai on
eiiteli Dabniibergan9e beiddftist, als
bereitS Elm Signal Die Nnfnnft eineS
3ngs8 melbete. Da fommt pl0tli6
Gin nit swei Odien beipannter Maeet
obne 6ubrmann i'm i9nellen yauf baber
geia5ren. Dei3man1 il9t baS @eipann
III balten /; ALIEN balielbe gebt iiber i'm
irsg. er gerdtb unter ben @a9eu umo es
mnroen Dem llnsliidliden beioe Deine
a~bgefabren.
Yaoen.Baben. gu ben Siesjdbs
rissn groben Pferberenneu iino fir ben
pom @robber3os 9eitifteteu SubildumSs
preiS (Golbpofal nno $4,000 Marf)
alleiI an Der Yariier Rennftelle % lin,
teribriften ein9e9a1gea.
&om Bobeniee. Nuj Dem SO.
benfee unb Rbein fabren iett 81 Dams
pier: 6 pom Oeiterreid, Z BON 8agerit,
I non Wirttember9, s BON 8aoen, 9
Don Der Shmei3. DaS 80. Dampf.
ldif mirb Der Sdraubenoalnpfer BON
Neoolfsea ieiu.
Wntlbeim. @ilbelm @lamfen,
horn len., Der Yater nnieres Biraer.
meiiters uno friiberen Heitstagsabge.
.orenetcn Or. Grnit Blanfenborn, lit
nad) eintdsisem aranfenlagfr unter
ldlperem 4eiben am Gtarrfrannpf ges
itorben.
Renhen. Beint letteti 6ofuaiiel
frat bic Henf iiber bic lfer ulo rifiete
gum Gbeil reft erbebli1en @daben an,
inoera an uieler @tellen Die NuSlaat
nit benz beften Booen fortgeldpemmt
mnroe. aui Der Rbeinltrabe nluBte Die
Ycrionenpoit einseitelt meroen nnb
auBer einent Mtd61er, tpelfes I'M
Wriesbah %ertranf, murbe auf bieiige
GeInarfnng Die yeihe eines frdftiaen
iuusen Wiannes 9el6uemmt, ipdbrs1o
auf @rlaAer @emarfuns Der 9eiH1anl
eiHes bis iest nod nidt e~rfannter
wsarnss in Der Ren6 sefnnben wurbe.
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ling Die @rlernung stuer 3ueueu
Spra9e auber Der oeutfden fretftano.
Sci iammtltdjeit Ypitdmterlt III W,en
unb umgebung iino in Der ;3ett POM %.
DECEMBER 1891 bic influlipe 2. Sanuar
II. 229, 57s Stiid Sriefpoileubuugei
CUR poitamtlid)en yebanoluns selanst
ut,b Smar CUR Nntgabe 6, 131, 353 Stud
our Nbgabe zoos, 225 Stiid. Su.
folge allmdtieer Ylut3eriesuns iturb
bier ein ~l9jdhriges Mtdohen. T1e lin
9liidlide bate ett Shoebinod)en &c.
fiibt unO mar alSbalo befttg ertrantt.
Oas 6iinohen mar o%ffenbar NIT etnens
faulenoen Sorper 1T 8eriibrung 9eteaa.
men, lpoourtb Die Game. ole oas 9tter
su liebfoien pfle9te. anseitedt D1rbe.
@ras. Sn ben betoeu bteitgen
@drmitnbcn wuroen i'm 3ettraum pcn
feds Wod)eu 25,574 Yortiouen Suppe
unS 25,574 grobe Tationen Broo
iolpie Die ~geipenoeten &leioungsltiide
Sdube IL. IN. an Die arrnen Gaite nn'
entseltli9 pertbcilt.
Br3em psl. yom bie1isen S6wur'
gerihte nurbe ON 20. Sebruar 1886 Cit
gemtiier Serfo 0laopla negen oeS Ser.
bredens ser Vranoleguu9 Su ,molI
Sabren id)weren aerfcrS uerurtbetlt
trotbem 9labpla ieine llnidulo betbea'
erte. Der Berurtbciite lpuroe in DIE
Strafauitalt 8rpstbft mad Weinberg o..
bradt. @rit teet, na6 feds Sabren.
muroen Die cisentlihen 9bdter entoedt.
@s. linb otes Die @beleute 6awrplo unp
Wtaria yitmin, pelhe pom Sdmurses
ridt meseri oieles YerbrebeuS uuHmebr
gu ad)t, be3iebungsweiie su pier 5abren
Ihmeren &erferS nerurtbetlt murben.
Sento 9laopld battle alio iefs Sabre
unldulois TN aerfer Susebradt.
@aoomtee. Ote Soften Der let.
uerseit bier 0ur6sefibrten @6wurse'
rtbtSperbanolung betreffS Der Ssmie.
eil1er Gusmanoerunssaffaire betragen
$4,000 @uloer1, mel1e Die Verurtbell..
ten su beSablcn baben.
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0ie Weriumuna.

Bet raubem Wetter tn's grete su seben, trttt ni6t iebr
b6ufs tin, aber DieIe rpn unS finb tdufS senctbiSt
fih bdbliGem 9getter aus5ufessn. ardntbetten, nell
DE BON G~Itdltuns terrhtren, fnb niht aui %befonhere
Balls fcute I'D in hem Rant ihrant ieten 5aufes etras
beftnten unh Stpar pus2 Ri6t elm sewosnit1es 3eiS=
mittel, benz aaeS feblt auBer Bite aufresente Gisens
itaft, Sonbern elm gidparat, has BET ietnen i%idrteuneu
GisenS&aftsn has abrpsripftem in ntlbsr qBeiie trdf=
tist unb bierburh ben a6rper an GbefteE sssen eit I'M
btlten tsr Ditteruns riberftantsfabts maht. Sritets
te,'S Maaerz eitters Bat trei pber pier GiaenIhaften,
bic fetn dnterer dbnlt&er artitel befet. Ga bebt nidt
auein bic 9'iben, relde es ihltebit4 belt, Is feittst
aud tas Spiiem sesen bic %ihlimmen etnfalie ees
Wttierunssre6ieIs, rpetde I'D rtur 3u CIT NIT tpfii'Ter
Wirfuna In Norm her grirpe seItsnb MAIDEN; es brinst
etaen tctaten ltnidpun3 in BEN sei4pdhten gu
aaube etnes spfems tsrrer, taS b%sirnrers er @ss
fabr etnes GHfaue pcn niefer aranttett aus9elesf TT
uub eS Bat tie G~tsenihdft, BITE Gefahreu gu beiettt8en,
pelbe BON elmer 0srldIetteruns he's 8lutss une prr
l1ncrtnunsen Der eeber unb her BsrfauuuSSprsane
nrrheu.
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reaa(- Nnd6riC6ten aus Der,
a(ten 9eimat6.
@Irftem6er9.

@tuttgart. Sine f0nislidje Ser.
orbnun., uerfist fir oas 10. Grmee,
forps LII allen 9ruppentbeilen Die Sin.
fiibruna zines einreibiseu gSafenrodes.
BET intsslliue Die ab9ebenoen erieseu
fol-. alis feine @%rtrafolteu. Sine Nb.
dnberul:g oes 8eltanoeS unterbleibt.
Die foasslide @~entralltelle lit Witc1S
In @bicaso eine Communicating
piirtte!u5ersii9er @etne Su peranital
ten. Sic Neutrality-suspicious. nil u,
@unitel Der Muslteller Die Geutralitetie
lelblt I,bernebmen. Die Yroou,euteii
Der beilen lGmdbiiden Meine lolen ie
3ipei ssisldeu ibrer $robufte einlcnbctl
6ereu Stsiifung Die Ge~ntralitelle iid Dor.
bebd1t.
Seltbah. 6ier farter Dor einiger
Tagen ,pei 21idbri9e Sun9liu9e an,
Die nit ibreu @ltertt Dor 5p0lf Sabrer
mad &anfa5ien als9emanoert iinS. Sn
ruiiiife Wtititdrbienite pollten iie nid)t
treten nlb ba file bas beutlAe StaatS,
biireerrebt niht perloren, 70 blieb ibnen
ridts aloercS iibri9, ais CUR @usibung
ibrer aJttlttdrpfltbt bierber 5u femfneit.
8om Arst muroen beioe fiir tangli9 err
flart uub Die @iuitellung oieier beieeu
DeuadpH uileu ipiro nun niht mebr
lanee aaf fi9 iuarten laiiea.
@srabrpnu. Der erite @efpin1t
Der @miinber Observation-Disclosures nit
1900 Mtarf fiel benz 8ddermeiiter 9.
Maab bier ;u.
VI o d mi B bel 3edarfulm. Sier
wureeu in baS @emetnbefoae9ium elf
@aubmader gemdblt. Sin Wisbolo
metnt fir bieie elf Sdubmader mare
pieteidlt Elm @erber alS Sbmann re6t.
Miintngen. St benz Srte ct.
un1erer Alb mar unldnglt Sebaminen,
mabi. Gtne Der por9eihla9enen aaa,
bioattaner peripraeb ieber Srau, Die ibr
Die Gimme CAB, 6rei @las Bier unb
pHroe aud sliidlih ourdseoridt.
5ulsbab a. Mturr. @tnen Selbft.
moro mittelit @ri4ieBens fibrte elm
Iieiiser iunser Birser aus, Der, erlt
far,li.b bonn Wilitdr %beurlaubt, nit
eiltenl Dienitmdoden Elm 8erbaltuiB
unterbielt. Sas bic @ltern oes iunseit
Mlanaes abfolut nidt ouloeu molten.
Him. Das Miiniterbau 2oulite
bat sic GrlenbniB erbalter, CUR gerpirte
iiiln3 Der Mfittel gum u0ligen Ausbau
bes Miniters na9 Snnen uno Auben
cine aeie yotterie j., pe~ranitalten IN 3fpet
Gfriea 5u ie 100000 Yooien a bret
Marf.
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NeferreiA.

@teu. Der 0iterrethtfde 8riess.
miuilter orenete Die @tnfiibrung Der an.
aariihen gpra6e als Yfliht. yehf9eae,.
ltanb anf ldmmtliden IN llnsarn befino.
lihen Wiilitdr.. Wtittel. uno aaoettea.
i4alen an, rudbreuo bisber leoem Aog.
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fore that time in solemn conclave and
settle these important questions,
A SUCCESSFUL PROPHET

The report comes from the far South
that SITTING BULL Jr. has gone into
the prophecy business. He won't work
himself. but he has become sufficiently
civilized to work his friends. Down
in Indian territory, where he has been
sojourning lately, he has told fortunes
so profitably that his own fortune now
foots up grand total of 600 cows, 100
horses, carload of blankets, and large
and select assortment Of squaws. This,
from the noble red mans standpoint,
is truly marvellous riches. 1t is doing
better than SITTING Bull. Sr. accom-
plisned Ill lifetime of general cussed-
ness. The old mans rascality ran too
much to aboriginal methods to be truly
wise Or profitable. he believed in skin
ming the topknots of his victims, while
hls son practices all entirely different
kind of skin game. The pocketbook
is the objective point of SITTING BULL
Jr.'S scalping proclivities. and he is
Inning his tent with much more valu-
able trophies than the unmarketable
hair-tufts collected by his illustrious
sfather. He has made the prophecy bus
mess profitable for almost the first time
since the Delphic oracle shut up shop.
and he has proved that there is money
in predictions provided they don't relate
to horse racing