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The morning call., 1892-07-28
THE RUSSIAN PLAGUE.
The Death-Rate Heavy in Some sectio,
Precautions on the Frontier

The Death-Rate Heavy in Some Sections.
Precautions on the Frontier.
ST PETERSBURG, July 27-According "a
the official bulletin 2055 cases of cholera
and 1172 deaths occurred in the infested
districts of Russia on the 22d and 23d, It
Is feared the cholera will soon appear here
II the warm weather continues. Tie death
rate along the Volga is really greater than
supposed. The Saratoff Lstock reports 258
deaths at Saratoff on the 18th. Trade along
the Voiga is at standstiil
VIENNA, July 27.-The preventive meas
ures ordered to be enforced in Western Rus
sia nave not been executed. owing to the
prevailing panic, although the cholera has
appeared at Ekaternosiay, Odessa and
other places The arrangements for the
great military mdneuvers near CharkoT
will be cancelled. Large quantities of fiis-
inteetante nave arrived at ConstantinonIa
for tho Caucasus, but cannot proceed oyving
to sne fact that no ships can be charterafN
ior RUSSIAN ports. All the ports an tbs Sc,
OF Azot are affected with the cholera. II
Western Crimaa ~P'osA iu
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Keeping off claim-i jumpers.

on. As much as possible will be kept in the
family. Nothing wrong about that. IF
course, but 1t makes the outsider angry to
be told there is mo land" adjoining such or
such ranch, and then to see some other
man file on a neighboring tract and make
good his claim.
Ali sorts of dummy tricks are practced to
keep newcomers away from land which the
neighDoripg farmer is irving To hold in this
way until he can get somebody 10 file upon
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ROBBED BY THE DALToNs.
An Oklahoma Bank Relieved of Its
Funds

Ell RENO, 0. T., July 27.-This morning
while Mrs. S. w. Sawyer, the wife of the
president of the bank, was az the paying
teler's window two men entered the bank
and compelled her al the point of revol.
yer to hand out all the money in the vault,
amounting to S10.500, rushed to the door,
mounted their horses and made their es-
cape. The robbery is believed to be the
work Of the Dalton gang. Hundreds of
armed citizens soon started In pursuit and
headed for the Dalton rendezvous in the
Granite Mountains
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TRICKS OF THE RANCHERs.

How the Boomer Is Kept From Dssir-
able Quarter Sections
SAN BENITo, July 27.-I am satisfied on
one point. 1t is the people OF San Benito
County who are going to secure the bulk OF
those 100000 acres of vacant land, If there
be territory of that size vacant, which Is
greatly to be doubted.
liz is not going to the outsiders il San
Benlto knows herself, and she thinks she
does.
Ranchers who can file on no more than 160
acres Will pick out contiguous quarter Sec
tlons for friends and poor relations TO file
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A Cabinet Crisis Over

CHRIsTIANIA, July 27.-At meeting of
.ne otorthlng 1t was decided to present an
address TO the members of the Cabinet who
recently tendered their designations. owing
10 tne refusal OF the King to sanction fhs
ESTABLISHMENT OF separate Norwegian con-
suistes, requesting them to remain In Office
anu postpone indefinitely the settlement of
the consulate question. AS this solutton of
the dlineuity has been accepted by the King.
tue crisis is considered at an end.
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Joseph Basil Lamar was native of
Georgia, and was a descendant of the Hu-
guenots v ho settled in Charleston in colonial
times. he was educated in his native State
and was admitted TO the bar at the age of
q. He came to California In the spring of
1919 by way of Mexico. crossing from Vera
Cruz to Mazatlan. He went to the mines.
but in 1854 located in what is now Meudo-
ciuo County but was then SOnoma. HewAs
elected to the Legislature in 1865, and was
the author Of the act organizing MendocinO
County, which he represented in the Legis-
lature iu 1860 Subsequently he was elected
County Judge of Mendocino County. and on
the expiration of his term resumed prac-
tlce. IN 1876 he was appointed attorney
for the State Board of Harbor Commission-
ers under Governor Irwin's administration,
and on the expiration of his term went to
San Jose, where he has since lived.
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Death of viscouut sherbrooke.

LONDON. July 27.-Viscount SherbroOke,
better known as Right Hon. Robert Lowe.
died to-day.
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Nineteenth District, w. w. Bingham; As
semblyman. Twentieth District. J. ID. Rob
ertson; Sheriff, j. Ii. Beech; Clerk, c. c.
Avery; Auditor, j. r. Mcconnell; Treas
urer. John Winkleman; Coroner. Eugene
Goodenow; Public Administrators, Joseph
Gosline; Surveyor, John Hillh0use; Super
intendent of Schools. Mrs. NJ. j. Williams;
Supervisors, A. A. Krull and William Nc
Nalr
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ALICE MITCHELL,s MANIA.
The Nurderess Confesses to Another Attempt
10 XII Her Cnmnaninn

TO Kill Her Companion.
MEMPHIS, July 27.-In the trial OF Alice
Mitchell for the murder of Freda Ward. the
defendant took the stand in her own de-
Tense and told the story of the killing sub
stantially as heretofore rehearsed. She ad-
mitted an infatuaton for Freda, and said
she had tried twice before to Kill her, but
was prevented once by the razor sticking
IN her pocket and once by the publicity of
the place in which she found her. Ste told
OF her intended marriage to Freda, and
how she expected to raise mustache by
shaving. She declared she used 10 like
Miss Joe Ward, Freda's sister, till she went
on the stand and swore to lots Of lies about
her. Now it would not be safe for Miss Joe
to trust heIs 9li in the witness power Miss
Mitchell occasionally gave evidence of the
loss of some Of her heretofore remarkable
self-possessiOn.
Wien Alice's examination was concluded
the defense submitted the case witb0ut
argument. Judge DubOse will charge the
iACy on Friday.
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No Change in the Boundary.

Tucson. Ariz, July 27.-The Stars ad-
vices from the San Bardno ranch state
that the boundary survey commission and
its escort has arrived and will make the
ranch its headquarters for two months. Be-
fore moving further westward the party
will return to FL Paso and set posts for the
entire distance. Thus far they have found
no variations Of the line which will affect
the original boundary survey.
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ALL ACCOUNTS CLOSED.
a Customer Had Final, Fatal Settlement
With His Broker.

PHILADELPHIA, July 81 = Stock gam
bling brought about tragedy to-day, as
the result OF which Charles II. Page, q we'll
known broker. lies dead at his home.
assassinated by customer, Ronald Kennedy,
who closed his own account with the
same weapon that ended the brokers career
No one witnessed the tragedy. A clerk
named hallowell was just leaving Page
alone in his office as Kenedy came in.
aud. knowing Kennedy as former
customer, Hallowell paid no attention
and went on out. He had gone but few
PAGES when he heard two shots and rushed
oaek just IN time to see Page gasp his last
breath. lie had been shot In the back
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H.tIstones in Spain.

MADRID, July 27.-The city of 0yiedo has
been visited by an unprecedented hailstorm.
Hailstones covered the streets TO the depth
OF several inches and the roofs of number
of houses were broken in. Goods on exhi-
bition for the fair were carried away by an
overflow of the river. The people were
panic stricken. Great damage has been done
In the surrounding country.
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Relief Funds Raised by Lotteries.

PARIS, July 27.-The Franco-Russlan re-
lief committee requested Premier Laubet
to try to influence the banks to assist IN the
issue of lottery bonds. enabling the com mt.
tee to raise 20 600 francs for the reliei OF
the distress in Russia. Lounet prolhisqu W
cosonerate and expressed the wish that q
similar plan could be adopted to relieve the
distress in France.
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THE SMALLPOX SCARE.
Considering the Raising Of the Quarantine
Against Victoria.

UOns.asFlng the Raising Of the Quarantine
Against Victoria.
VICTORIA, b. C., July -g7--- 81 Ehs T4rs -sase oi
George Boyak, who IS asking for dis
elaIss-f0m quarantine at Vancouver, was
again before Judge Walkem to-day, who
said that the Council Of Vancouver had no
right to compel a man to undergo quasi
penal servitude because he lands in that
city. The Judge said he could see no aIIer-
native other than to release Bowack.
United States Consul Meyers this MORN
ing received a letter from the Health 0fficar
at Tacoma asking him how many cases of
smallpox there mad been in Vancouver he
tween July and July 27. The Board Of
Health Of Tacoma is to consider the ones.
tion of raising the quarantine against Vic
toTia.
SEATTLE, July 27.-The Board Of Health
tonight raised the quarantine against Vic
tOria. ~
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INTO THE CRATER.
Two Venturescms Explorers Engulfed in Il
Tof;r,a

Colima Volcano.
on xICo. July 27.-Henry Adams
of New HamnsbirseAand James d. Walton.
an Fnolisbmon n sat,ieasa dispute as ta
the relative courage of Americas - anu il'l. Eng
lishmen, agreed that the one who SUI " ~
first plant the flag of his nation on the edge
OF the crater of the volcano of Colima would
be declared winner. When they reached
the mountain smoke was Issuing from the
crater. The guides stopped some distance
down the side and watched the adventurous
climbers. When near the top there was q
sudden eruption aud both were engulted In
the molten lava,
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THE NEwFoUNDLAND DISASTER
attempts to Secure Relief Contributions By
Acts Of Incsndiarism

attempts to Secure Relief Contributions by
Acts of Incendiarism
HALIFAX, July 27.-The latest informa-
ton from st. Johns. n. F., states thu
militia still parade the streets to maintain
order aud prevent incendiarism, which has
been attempted. The condition Of the poor
in the unburned section is worse than those
of the burned. AS they are without means
of subsistence and can get none of the re-
lief contributions, they are actually trying
to burn their few belongings so as to get
help. Seven thousand persons are en-
eamped on large field, the housing being
want of clothing or food. The coming fall
and winter will, il is feared, realize the
famine that succeeds feast.
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Drank Carbolio Acid

ORovILLE, July 27.-Harvey Havten. an
inmate OF the County Infirmary, who was
greatly addicted to strong drink. got hold
oil bottle of carbolic acid day or two ago
and took drink of il. He died to-day from
the effects of the drink. -
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ap2s 2Y cod q

w ANTED-yOUNG GIRL Foa l. CHI no 81
w work. 355 Eleventh st wages <lZ. 1yzS sc
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WILL NOT Run.
Statement That the Mills VIII Not Be
Permitted to Run.


Permitted to Run.
CHICAGO, July pa Homestead special
says: 1t is evident that the Carnegie Com
pany is able to operate the mills under the
protection Of the militia, but there are
other means of fighting. according to q
member of the advisory committee, who
said: 1--WE will not under any circum-
stances permit those mills TO run if there
Is any agency which may be employed
TO prevent il. We have already selected
men who will 90 into these mills as fast as
they can secure employment. who are in
strveiAd and swnrB 10 carry ont onr orders
communicating the policy which we have
agreed upon. When we are sure there is
40 longer any hope for US our representa-
tives in the mills will place explosives
where they will do the most harm to the
machinery. We have definitely determined
that these mills shall not be operated by
Bon- union men, and one Of the principal
ways TO prevent it is either to control or
wreck the property. | might say great
deal more, but under the circumstances |
haYe gone as far as / dare"
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A DEFIANT CRIMINAL.
Il Tennessee Outlaw Fortifes His Home and
Rssists the Authnrities

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 27.-Revenue
Agent Spurrier returned to-day from the
neighborhood of CoOkville. He said before
he left there he learned that Frank Sloane.
who killed United States Storekeeper Bel
linger, was fortified in his house, together
with 20 or 25 men. all armed. His family
had been sent away. No further attempts
were made to arrest Sloane, and the United
State Marshal is reticent as to his plan of
procedure. Sloane seems to have the whole
county terrified, and battle is looked for
when an attempt is made to arrest him.
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Tragedy In Scotland.

PoLMoNT. Scotland. July 27.-Jamss
Fraser. a bank clerk, ran amuek with a
sword last night. Rushing into the house
OF neighbor he hacked him to death and
fataY. Se1nspQdede. his wife. He then ran
into the street andlhtlled young woman.
BE was captured after edesperate struggle
1t is believed he is insane.>~-
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Veterans Win Break Cam

VENTURA. July 27-There was an ex-
cursion OF the Grand Army encampment
to Santa Barbara to-day. The veterans
Will break camp tomorrow. The encamp-
ment has been largely attended. and is pro-
n0nnced by veterans q most enjoyable
gathering
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Vancouver to Be Boycottsd

VICTORIA. 3. C., July 27.-The Canadian
Pacific Navigation Company has decided to
run the steamer Yosemite to New West
minister hereafter instead of Vancouver.
Arrangements nave been made with the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company to
transfer passengers at Mission.
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stage-Robbers Convicted.

foRTLAND. July 27-Abe Jones and
Vlreli Howard. convicted of robbing the
Lakeview tor) stage last October, were to-
..a uay sentenced To i've and 13 years respec-
lively in the State Penitentiary.
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Railroad collision in Nebr.,Lo

lNDIANoLA, Nebr, July 27.-The east
bound burlington fiier collided with freight
here to-day and both engines were badly
damaged. The engineer and fireman Of the
fiier were painfully but not fatally Injured.
No passengers were hurt
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THE GAINES CASE SETTLED.
A Large Sum Of Money Paid by the City O
New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. July 27.-As far as the
city of New Orleans is concerned the Gaines
case is thing Of the past. On Monday
William Whitney. the administrator of the
estate. received check for 1923. .72S in full
settlement of the city's indebtedness. Yes
terday ne fied his account in the Civil Dis
trict Court, and within few DAYS follow
Ing The expiration of the judicial limit for
ming opposition claims the various creditors
Will win put lew exceptions, receive the
full amounts of their claims.
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Shot AcnidenfaIlv

Los ANGELES. July 27.-E. Aderson.
aged Y years, was accidentally shot to-day
while hunting la the Santa Monica Mount
aims. There are no details
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TWO BANKS.
There Is Something in the New Boom in
Southern California

Southern California
RIVERSIDE, July 27.-The Riverside Ma.
tional Bank and the Riverside Savings and
Loan Association, two new banking COM
panies, will open their doors for business
on August l. The authorized capital OF the
First National is S7O0.O0O and the officers
are: {. 5. Evans Jr.. president, and +. III.
Ross, cashier. The authorized capital of the
Savings and Loan Association is $500. COO
pald-up capital $4,000. The officers of the
latter company are: S. c. Evan. Sr., pres-
dent; +. L. Evans. cashier, and f. 4. Ab-
bott, secretary. Both institutions will he
located in large brick block fitted up es-
peclally for the purpose. They will open
under most favorable circumstances.
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Convention Of cbri.tisn cburcb.s

SANTA CRUZ, July 27.-The State con-
vention of Christian churches convened at
Garfield Park, near this city, today for the
annual meeting. Several hundred dele
gates are present, and ii is expected that
1000 people will be present by Saturday.
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down, and flow along
as unconcernedIy as IL
nothing had happened.
You see those marvellous
peaks. the Pinnacles,
that break the eastward
skyline. You see strange
marks on the sides of
, great chalk cliffs - the
scrib5lings Of nature
learning how to write
And tillable land? Yes,
yn11 soc great tractg of
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Lodging-House Rnrnad

HANFoRD, CAL. July 27.-Corey's lode-
house, a two-stOry frame building. was
damaged Dy hre yesterday. Loss 10 the
Insured. The fire started In the kitchen
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A PIONEER GONE.
Death Of Judge J. B. Lamar at San Jose Yes.
terdav

SAN JOsE. JUL H1.-JJudge j. /
died at his residence at 407 North Fourth
street this afternoon, after an illness of
about one month. of enlargement of the
liver He became unconscious last evening
ana remained so until his death at an early
hour this morning.
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Uled Ernm Har l. snr.

Los ANGELES. July 27.-Mrs. Dobson of
Downey, injured by an engine Tuesday.
DIED to-day. She stepped on the track at
the depot In front of moving train,
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Kicked bv q MnlA-

oRovTLLE. July 27.-Jim Hedge, living
on Dry Creek. was kicked by mule to-day
and had one of his legs broken.
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The Mount Etna Eruption.

CATANIA, July 27.-There has been a re-
newal of the violence of the eruption at
Mount Etna. The incessant rumbDgs are
accompanied by showers of ashes. An
earthquake was felt to-day at Mineo, 81
miles south.
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FERDINAND's ENEMIES.
Conspirators Against Bulgarias Ruler Sum
marilv EYenu,aa

SOFIA, July I.-MilarOff. Popoff. Gror-
gnief and Karaguloff. conspirators. found
guilty by court-martial Of plotting against
the lIyes OF Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria
and Prime Minister Stambuloff, were exc
cuted this morning 'Ne
The Syoroda publishes a dispatch which
IL claims was sent by the Russian Govern
meht TO Its Minister at Bucharest. ordering
MN TO pay $4,000 to the plotters for con-
cocllng the plans TO murder Prince Ferdi-
nand, the ruler of Bulgaria.
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Valuable Horse Dead

STURGIss. Mich. July 27.-The trotting
stallion Green River. belonging to Robert
DIXON OF henderson, KY, and valued at
$4,000. died here to-day.
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SETTLERS ARE REJOICED.
a Probable Settlement of the Nogales Land
Grant Suits.

TUcsoN, Ariz. July 27.-The Star No
gales special says the suit recently brought
against the settlers on the Nosales land
grant, III the District Court OF Pima County,
will be argued in the United States Land
Court on August 10 by Mat g. Reynolds,
United States Attorney for the court. Ali
the documentary evidence has been ordered
sent to the court. The settlers are rejoiced
over The turn the suits have taken.
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CYCLING IN THE SOUTH
a Relay Ride From Los Angeles to San
Diepo

AHBBItg 10
Diego.
SAN DIEGO. July 27.-Henry Cobb OF
the San Diego Bicycle Club arrived
here this morning with relay
message. lie started from Los Angeles
at o'clock yesterday morning. 1t was ex-
peeted TO reach this city at $50 last even
Ing, but the message was delayed before
reaching the San Diego Club relays. Nj.
Cobb rode 81 miles. his reliefs having be-
come tired waiting and left their stations.
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ON THE NEW ROAD.
Surveyors Looking for Short Line to Salt
Iaka Cifv

Lake City.
ORovILLE, July PA report reaches
here rat two parties of surveyors are al
the North Fork o. scatter }RciEsr.
-. under Kennedy. chief engineer OF -
San Francisco and Great Salt Lake Rati-
road, began at Beckwith Pass, and another
under Surveyor Keddie. began at Soda Bay
in Plumas County. A third party begins
work this week at Big Bar. q miles above
OraviIia :
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Insurreotion in Morocco.

TANGIEB, July 27.-It is reported that the
insurgents are advancing on this city to at
tack the Sultan's troops. Great alarm pre-
walls. and the Europeans living along the
shore are flocklng into the city.
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A COLD WATER TICKET.
Sacramento Prohibitionists Make County
Nominafiona

SACRAMENTO, July 27. The Prohibit
lonists held county convention In this city
TINS evening and nominated the following
tleket: For State Senator, Rev. d. w.
Gilbert Of Gait; Assemblyman, Eighteenth
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THREE BOYS DROWNED.

d Lux
Boom at Empire City.
EMPIRE CITY, July 27-Two sons of
Charles johnson. aged respectively and 7
years. and the son of John Wickland. aged
years, while playing upon the Southern
Oregon Company's boom Of logs at Empire
City this evening slipped and fell between
the logs and were drowned before assist
ance reached them. The bodies of the
Johnson boys were recovered, but that of
little Wickland has not as yet been found.
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THOSE ODD SECTIONS.
The San BenitO Boomers Still
Rushing In.
FORFEITED LANDS NOW OPEN.
Some Shotgun Titles That Will Be
Upset.
CROWDED STAGE COACHES AND HOTELS.
Report Of The Call " Correspondent, Who
Is Now in the Field Trouble
Locked For Daily.

Special dispatches from a staff correspondent Of
THE MORNING CALL.
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ON THE WAKPATH.
Chief Major Will Scalp Every White Man he


Chlef hejor Viii Scalp Every White Man he
Catches
SPOKANE, July 27.-Arriyals to-day from
Marcus report the existence Of an ugly feel
ing among the Indians over the invasion of
the Colville reservation by boomers. The
Indian police are patrolling the frontier,
but several hundred boomers have eyaded
their vigilance and reached the mountains.
Chef Major is at the head Of war party of
% bucks, and they threaten TO scalp every
white man they find. Yesterday q party Of
prospeetors were stoned while trying to
cross the Columbia River. Large numbers
OF boomers are gathering along the boundary.
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JAPs ORDERED TO LEAVE.

The Chinese Also Must Get Out Of the North.
west
BOISE, Idaho. July 27.-The police to-day
notified all Japanese residents to leave
town.
at Nampa the Chinese were given notice
to go, and they will leave tomorrow morn
Ing. Some anxiety is felt lest smallpox,
which IS prevalent at Nampa among the
Japanese, be communicated to this city.
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BEAT THE RECORD.
The Steamer City Of Paris Lowers the Trans
Atlantic Time.

Atlantic Time.
NEW YORK, July 27.-The Inman line
steamship City of Paris arrived early this
morning. She beat the record for the west
ern trip, her time being days Is hours and
56 minutes. Jnly "A the vessel made 51o-
lie run and July &c 500 miles, both beat
~ the record The record has been held
Until to-day by the White Star steamer
Teut0nic, her time beiug days 16 hours
and 81 minutes. IL she had not had to slow
down July % she would have brought the
record down 10 8 days and 12 hours.
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MARRIED.

LAw-WALTER-OnT Tuesday. June q.
1892, at the Sixth Avenue Lutheran Church,
by Rev. Ruoff, Miss CAROLINE WALTER, of
Beltzhoover, to MILTON Law, of Mififn town
ship.
LEVY-KAICHEN-At Detroit, Mich., Mr.
s. M. LEVY, of Pittsburg, and Miss HATTIE
KAIoHEN, of Detroit.
SMITH-CALLAHAN- Tuesday morn
ing at O'Clock, by the Rev. Father Galway,
assisted Dy Rev. Father Wilms and Rev.
Father Often, JAMES P. SMITH, Of Pfttsburg,
and NEGLIGENT J. CALLAHAN, of Millvale No
cards.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
That Tired Feeling

The marked benefit which people over
come by That Tired Feeling derive from
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Not q Fault,

The fact that Walkers Family Soap costs
no more than other soaps should OF be an
objection to its use. MwF
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Constant
Complaint.

The sale of cheap and infe-
rior goods is the cause of
constant complaint, and cre-
ates a great many dissatis-
fled customers. Merchants
would prefer to handle the
best articles if their CUSTOM
ers were willing to pay for
them. 1t is contrary to COM
mon sense to expect genuine
goods at inferior prices. If
customers want DR.. Prices
Delicious Flavoring Extracts
they can obtain them of any
responsible grocer. The cost
is greater but the results
obtained and the satisfaction
gained more than compen-
safes for the extra expense
in buying them.