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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

Tariff Association makes were conceded, and the
low non protective rates Of freight sun obtained
in trauscontinental commerce, San francisco
woulc be DO nearer than at this hour to becoming
the great distributing center for The interior
Her opportunities in broad and true CONNER
cial field are boundless-with the horizon that
now cIreumscribes her vision and limits her sight
to peddllng areas IN the mountains and valleys oil
California, she VIII not become again "a great
distributing center"
This is the kind of literature which the
men who believe themselves to be our mas
ters are uniting forth for our OBLIGATION.
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aur citizens should not build railroads and
avn them. Every country which has tried
the experiment has been successful Bel
GUM owns her railroads. Germany owns
considerable portion of the railroads IN
that kingdom. Chile owns her railroads
These countries have had no difficulty IN
managing their railroads. Belgium anu
Germany have been eminenty successful,
There is no reason why California shouio
not own every railroad in the STATE ana
The CALI. is confident we shall ultimately
co,,a IN
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performance will be in English and Ger
man. Managers Alfred Bowler of the
baldwin, J. j. Gottlob of the California and
F. Hitzigrath of the German Theater. have
promised their hearty cooperation to the
committee in charge, which consists of NJ.
Greenblatt. Judge Julius Reimer. George
Srhleyer. n. KollmaDn and DIR. III. Muir
The performance will be under the manage
ment of Fritz Hiizigrath and DIR. Emil Stoes-
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rEPARrRFSr OF AGRIcrITFT2E.
HvlsAFrEE RUREA5.
San EsA-cssco, = ugust &c 1887
Tor Twenty-four Hours Eudfng Midnight.
Ngrthafr California IT. beconss - azrlT fcggy
dong the coast; s1aEAEess 70 norsnys est vice.
abnormaliy ssru weather. bat growilg Ean2ay
caoler especially along the coast.
Ssathern Caifforafa--Fair. g partss saaeoy asa
f7yY alorz the coasts soath - svasr uinSs sfas
arr fsGaosrafsre. exeept eooter In be - Eor Aens
Oregon ana washtagso1 zat' 1TTh 70 FsS1
winds. abaormaily Warn weather, hat silSat'y
cooler .uess ths Oregon ccass Ind ~ olympia and
stationary Oh tie southwest " asht1ston coast,
.ssF4ds-Fa5rs vesfersy siaas; stationary, - epf
,-gaes g. AclIAeast patton and c9e4eT IN sealh-
VS. tIelL
Et-f-J-lT; c5BJaus5 s6Tus MeatkeY
- Jzaaolsc9-TSis; weslsfIy winas; rrs ually
c0oisr JoHH z. fls1ev
Iieu;eaant MINI znra-ssy. e-,ess "a charge.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

ptfr.Y GIL fsr,nGs4g saaaysl. SO Per yesr ss
Nj rnsssssd. Is r-.ss pcr week, OF % eenss PEI
go - emf through csrrlers. DAl-t. SAi-i-
q. 5sus...ss glfes months. So %. sU-sDaI Call
ssixxrsn pa.ssl. 81 80 per gear. postpaid ~ NDA
SAa@ Cd WEEKLY CALL. 81 90 per year' possl'ia.
wEEnLf CALL g pszesl, 81 per yez-, poSspsid
a,nx CA1z cannot Ertarn reJeered daneseflpts.
nor an - caitas Sa1st into esrfesf oaaenee &c.
stssgfff.f t5saiti
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For Ell Campo.

Tomorrow the big ferry-boa Uk,ah will
leave Iihuron ferry four times for the
famous III Campo pleasure resort ON the
mar county shore. As the weather ia nil
many VIII take advantage of the onnnr
UNITY TO 60 TO this place for rest ana recrea-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

Inc members Of the Naval Reserve very
much appreciate the kindness of the sailors
On BOARD the Charleston during the DAYS
they were permitted to drill ON ,S. , uay'
and to show their appreciation vha, SCI,
present the sailors a collection of reading
matter OF the best class for use on the ra.,
cruise of the vessel " WIG next
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Matinee Of the German Pre-. o,,.

a matinee Is to be given Thursday, Octo-
per u, at the Baldwin Theater, the proceeds
10 be devoted to the sick benefit fund Of tbs
German Press Club Of California, a branch
or the National Association of German
American Journalists and Authors. The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

AueusF 1881.
Mo-lCEt

hrg q our pGtrors toho TAI h I'D TIE
lfohNLE9 CfLE f0r @alc su traiss-bogs
ufhe0nfer q 1seos ~ notifying tats e.ssee y
sisSs acf, naming y e dTts aud ia 4.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

1T Is not what It's propTietors say. but what
food's Sarsaparilla DoEs, that tells the story OF
IS merit and has given it the largest sale of any
Medicine. Truly il is peculiar TO itself.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

Christina Handel and Ferdinand MorIty
fave filed a petition in insolvency. They
we're restaurant-keepersa at ia East street.
their debts are estimated at S13Sj and as
.at- At CSSS
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InsoIy-nt Restaurant-Ksepsrs.

+ JF.CUTTER'sOLD BoURBON.-Thls celebrated
whisky is for sale by all rrst-elass druggists and
.rOceTs. IrademaI k-star within shield.
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Chinese Charity.


A charitable Chinese organization has
leen formed. articles Of Incorporation being
yesterday filed. 1t is to be called the Ming
Jung Benevolent Association. There are
II directors.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

sheets of manuscript strewn about the floor,
each page containing very. few words, so
extraordinarily large is her Handwriting.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

.sxwv,.,s rR1NTASo rRoe Union sausSz
..,frsv q Ss.ss Stand Palmer House
Z - 49,. l. A-d.D4 a JoUBERT.
49, e.tss'-s = 5l5ls comsloas-
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Fast Time.

The Burlington Route has just fnaugurated a fast
service from Denver to st. Louis
tine p hours by taking this route several hours
quicker time can be made from the Pacific Coast
nan via any ether line. For particulars, call or
address 80 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

The Night Alarm" descriptive pece
will be the feature OF the concert in GoIJon
Gate Park this afternoon. The following
Is the programme Of music that tbe hanS
will play: ""iiu
D. Marche des Cosaques".. seI,o,,o,,
2. Overture, Raymond - '-'NSIehlck
g. Bolero 'Siciiian Yes pers',.. - IONA" H9
g. Selectlon. ~ on Car oS'' .....,,. 80 t reIui
o. wiener But Waltz - ''--'' :. eIdl
Iotpourrl, Musical PANORAMIC" . iaIss
q. overture, 'Dle felsenmuhle" - Rat - AIn
& "Reyerle du Sor'. 80 eisstser
-. oslectiOn, La File de Mme hngot1 o ashs
Ao' Ierpsichoreana.' potpourTI OF natIonai W
ii. Descriptive piece, 1.-THE Night Aiar@p'pe F
-. w ReeDss
"A Calm and Peaeef nj Night" 40 ociocGes hes
Lights Down." Choral" "Cry of Fire,;
BOX 81 :" NV histle of the Fireboat Goyerncr
Irwin in the Distance" "Gongs .sEtrs
bells" Chatter OF Horses Hoofs ON tna
Pavement" Let Her &c, !" "Hurryinv fo the
Fire.p "Unreeling Hoseh "whistIinV For
Coal by Engine :" Fire Out" "ReeaiIs,
Rect Up Hose" start for Home~ aHorsss,
Hoofs." Home Again"
@-ena oaiop 1890. ---..-...-...........Casev
On next Saturday will be performed tho
great Military Tattoo" by Faro, as per.
united bands " s"o
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

II you suffer from lOoseness OF bowels OF fever and
a-ue, Angosiura Bitters will YOU DIT. J. u. b.
segert & Sons. sole manufacturers.
EXTRA Mince pies. SWANS. 21s satter street.
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TYPEwRITERs.

A SPEED CONTEST FOR CALgGRAPH OPER-
n ators Will be held in San FNaueisco withia a
lew weeks; valuable prizes Will be awarded three
classes, commercial OPERATORS TELEGRAPH operators
student operators; call for particulars aud register
Tor the con test; ample time for practice CHARLES
Il NAfLok. general agsas. 10 Montgomery. jsl6 Z
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gan Wy or.

BOW partscsiy apparent that TIE Ger.
fiai ana oonthefG Pacific Railroad man.
se's 'n9sa 20 stfaneie San Franelsca xnr
thst Ia this struggling process rr.sr,sr =,
8iipie State vii suffer the sans way.
sseS Tsss ameant az wraIth ia san
faaeisco ard also in the Stale outside
.-oI IBIS city. Is Il possible that We are 81
ing 10 permit four or fivs ssas To rule the
State tyraunically for the futnsS2 We ali
know that the pfoGigate bosses. under the
l.Gnenee Of the railroad casnnss:. have
celssz2l & The sntire Stasa Ert a I.egisla-
tase Tin assemble whiekfs not In their
Keeping. Nearly everything IS in their
lands IhSy pa taxes anly when thsr
r'sase to GO so. Ihey demand such PRICES
I0s iFeishts and fares as theg believe tie
p1obe VIII stand. = nele is So power at
eresept sTsscf they respect. What comes
nsArs In the opiniou Of 1HE ckfF. tf,sra
L ouf one fscledy for tie ahnsas nntsr
liieh this city and State are suffering q
is to take csarge Of Tie railroads within e,,r
borders We should first regai te The ,,rsea
0sssrelgBis and fares In every oertian ~
JalfoTnsa. Then We should purchase er
eondemh the railroads which stand IN o,fr
IS sill prove az easy and simple nro.
sess q s.ee VIC etes set about ii. But faint
1f-ffs = III say tAesF arr SO man. traitors
f5el - ean be bought Ii Ia, fs,ilroa.,--.
can % nothing. Lesus try Ifa
tssssssss e was 1d "a sssess bic It
= : - iH'ssa ion fifu ToaiA come fren ever
8sn IN he Site. for there Is rat j
sfe fehaSHa-fs Of ahseh are
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snDetied 10 endure II
~ affair for CaiuoFoia 70

= - : 7'l1IT a7IaIF Tor CaiI0T0Ia %
p1A- 81 81 e rails0aas whseb arr required
@iti4n het hosaers. We have some 81
800. - - f5tate. 3 a. unders landing
yer g pe Aaa thee nntes, Including
ne sites, couid saiss naoney esaagh to grid
s.s ~ 10y ia faii e9s. suppose
bagatelle- I'VE shBGla hare s ga38 59.to ~
ts.-s or 'aitroads. There not q taaatY
LITE State whiea would net ba beaeftal
2 sueh al amount by awning railroads
~Dltn would charge only easannbe prices.
Ahe heres1s San Francisco! Ii this city
IA The counties would combine to raise
rs oto,000, which they could afford ~ sio.
I wontd iberate the STATE. THE Cal
- favor OF State ownership OF raIlloaa
<snd California has got 20 come t1 Tie
0E later. There Is 10 reasoa
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

.-sr,s "A sz.ssE OFFICE or THE CA1shs
:, IS. sssx. Kew York CRY. Is proviese = y
- sof Latter :ls sasess. ssisors wciessise ~
u r. MiSeH. Manager.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20
TIE NOR NINI CALL
prn & aTT1V 0FFICEs

las larger circulation than arr e e.
: spaper snflishes IN San Franoisco
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

II EAOACHE OR NEURALGIA CURED IN Z
II seconds. chronic eatarrh in one week, by Dr.
Casebeer's Magic Medicine ONCE and factory. I547
Mission ST.; for sale at ali drugstores. Iyl7 BINS
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

IN THE INSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS GOODS,
" silks, seaskins and sealette cOaks also carpets
furniture lace curtains, blankets and foldingbedi
at NJ FRIEDMAN & CO. IS 228 and $50 Stockton
st. Why pay ready money when you buy IUss
as cheap by making small cash payment down,
balance weekly monthly? An inspection or
stock Is respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
goods or samples promptly attended to. 229 and
23O Stockton and al Post. omen eYaninRs.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

60 10 FOR a DozEN, CABINET PaoTo-
tpZsDO graphs: eOlOFed free; irst-claSs work
guaranteed WILSON'S % KearnV an22
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JA7 STOCKTON - TOMATO SAUSAGES SPE-
III cialty: pork tenderoins every day; cooked
ham. tongue eorned beef; all kinds sausages; dairy
produce; overland lunches put up. au16 Sta
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FSS Franklin-StrPetP Pres byterian Church
IL corner Franklin aud Nallejo-Rev ". w.
F4rs. ID. D.. viii preach AT II A. NJ Sabbath-scho0l
a. 1880 p Strangers and friends cordially
invited. No evening services Congregation are
desired 70 attend meeting Ia the Mechanics Pa
Vi ion at 7:45 O'Clock, conducted by Rev. b. Fay
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7 oANS ON REAL ESTATE. NOTES. MDs IN
\ warehouse. IS. BOWMAN. 323 Montgomery Jt
4 BARREL OF MONEY on lSr OR CD MORT
gage; per ceat; no delay j. L., All o'FarresL Iy
nj oNEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD Ar
Az security Loan Bank, HOS Market SC. mr. Mason;
exiyate entrance Turk ". j. FRANKLIN sec. DIN
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

DOSE RODDEN WILL HEAR OF INFORMA-
~ tton to her advantage by ad dressing L. d., box
IS. CAL Branch ONCE. an1S 3t+
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

CANITARY PLUMBER AND GAS-FITTER:
- jobblng of all kinds: work guaranteed
charge. CHAS. MEEHAN, So Sacramento q ID 6In
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

MRS. MILLS OF l43 SEVENTH ST. WILL
Ol open a saloon at 64S Fourth st Saturday, Al.
gust 20 will he glad old friends aula 2tS
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

IF YOU WANT TO SAVE 5 PER CENT OR
L more on everything you buy don't fan TO
one OF the coupon books free, issued by the Amer
lean Discount Company. 24O Kearny st. aulI 1919
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

YOU CAN SAVE so PER CENT ON BUYING
l. or you can get 90 per cent more for your furni-
ture at 1921 IL Market ST. J. SCHOENFELDj JIG 3m
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

- First Presbyte rfsn Church. Corner
&c % Van Ness ave and Sacramento st.-Rey.
r Ibert Mackenzie ID. D.. pastor. Rev. John ReA,
general superintendent. Or. Mackenzie will preach
a II A. NJ No evening service. VIII unite with
tie union services at Mechanics' Pavilion at
IS o'clock. Sunday school at l2:4o p. NJ.
Young Peoples Society OF Christian EndeavOr ar
30 r. NJ. Prayer meeting w duesday evening at
745. All are welcome 10 THESE services.
- St Johns Presbyterian Church,
= - California ana OctSvia srA-Rey Henry q.
Mntoa, DID, pastor. The pastor will preach at II
A NJ subject, Following Christ On account OF
tie Mills meeting there Will be no evening services
sabbath school at 8 40. Ali are cordially well
ron 81
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

MISS GRUNDIES, TEACHER OF GERMAN
wi and French al Mills Seminary for the last n
years, has removed from Hyde st. to her permanent
residence 1906 California. aul4 It's
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

NJ ARRIED LADIEs-SEND loo FOR "INFALLL
WI Bile Safeguard" (no medicine. deception:
lust what YOU want. Ladies' Bazar, Kansas City No
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-25
Home Rlle in Ireland.

WoRcHESTER, Mass, Aug. 25.-
Rev. j. II. Gonaty received a letter
yesterday from Senator George f.
Hoar, now travelling in Europe
dealing with the home-rule ques-
ton in Ireland, and the duty ol
Irish-Amaricans IN aiding the Irish
representatives in parlimept. Sen.
ator III 'sr says:''I think the Ameri-
can friends of home rule for Ireland
are in a condition to exercise great
influence upon the future progress
of that cause and to avoid what
seems to me very great danger.
Gladstone, with his majority of
fOrty-two has to encounter hosti lie
house OF lords, hostile press, and
hostile sentiments of the upper
classes and universities, and il is
rumered a hostile queen. if Glad
stone were disabled or to die, it is
hard to see where the leader could
be found under whom the some
what disconnected elements could be
united In and steady policy. If the
Irish friends of home rule make un-
reasonable demands, or even if they
go to the full extent of what are
clearly reasonable and just demands,
and Gladstone should in that way
lose his majority or fail to accom-
plish anything, the success of home
rule must be postponed to a very
distant day, indeed. II seems to me
therefore, that America ought to
raise her Voice, which has been so
influential in the cause of home rule,
and counsel the Irish representa-
lives To he content, for the time be-
ng, with taking one firm forward
step, even If they shall not, for the
line being, gain anything which
hey desire. Such step oace TAX
N will never be retraced.n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-25
The nte-Mortem Statement.

BUFFALO, Aug. 25.--The ante
moriem statement Of Thomas Nam
aher, who was shot at TIfft's faru
by members Of the twenty-second
regiment, was taken yesterday. He
said he had been a switchman for
the Buffalo Greek railroad; was a
native OF America, and was 81 year,
old. He was standing at the cor
nef of Ganson street and the turn
pike early last evening with four or
Ave other men. Manaher struck
one OF the men working on the
Lshigh Valley railroad, aud the
intn fired two shots at him from y
revolver. Neither of the shots took
effect. "rhen the soldiers came ~
and fired two shots and put bullets
Ia me. They had guns. rhey did
not tell me to stop" continued Man
alier. II walked over to a saloon on
danson street, aud the soldiers fol.
lowed me and made me a prisoner
Thea they took me to the Lehigh
Valley soldiers emergency hospital.
! did not see the men who were
with me on Ganson street do any,
thing, They followed me to a
saloon, and saw the soldiers take
one Of them. l attacked one scab
because he was working In my
place" 1t is not believed Manaher
will live.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-25
LABORERs ARE SCARCE
The Great Northern Want to En-.
ploy More Men.

PORTLAND, Aug. 25.--The Great
Northern contractors are experience
ing difficulty in getting enough
men TO work on their sections. The
Great Northern Is spending $1,000
per day within the limits of Seattle
In the effort to reach the tide flats
as early as possible. Speaking of
the scarcity of men, Contractor
Shepard isquoted us saying;
"Where we able to get all the
help we need, we could keep up our
regular pace. The road is striking
out as fast as men and money can
push ii, and that Is all that can be-
said. No one has any idea when II
will reach the coast. Track Is laid
% miles west of Spokane, aud the
line IL graded 30 miles further, or to
the Columbia river, which will be
reached with track about October |.
Track laying Is going on at the rate
of about four miles day, but that
Is In the prairie country. When we
reach the mountains that rate cam
not be kept up"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-25
LONDON GOSSIP.
Queen Victoria and Her Court Go.
ing to Scotland.

LONDON, Aug. 25.-The queen in.
tended 10 leave Osborne Wednes,la, /,
afternoon for Balmoral, and now il
is expected that her departure will
be postponed till next Monday. Til,
court will remain In Scotland until
the middle of November, and will
then return to Windsor for month.
The German empress, whose ac.
couchment is daily expected, is re-.
siding ut the marble palace at Pots.
dam, and Is attended by certified
English nurse from London. The
empress has been entertaining her
mother, who came over from Dres.
den for few days.
From a friend in Berlin / bear
that luncheon was given by the
officers of the First Dragon Guards,
"Queen Victoria's Own" on their
GLORY day." August 16, that be-.
ing the anniversary ofMars-la-To
1t was Il brilliant affair. The table
was loaded with the magnificent
service of silver which the queen
presented to the mess of the regi-
ment on her appointment as honor
AIRY chief and the only thing want.
ing to complete the general effect of
the fcstivity was the presence of the
emperor. He promised to attend,
but, at the last moment, he tele-
graphed from Potsdam that he
found 1t impossible to keep his word.
Rumor at once grew busy as to the
cause of his non-appearance. Many
attributed II TO the delicate state of
the eupress' health, but those came
probably nearer the mark who con-
nected the absence of the emperor
with the presence of Counts Herbert
and William Bismark, who both
served their time as one-year volun-
teers IN the guards, and were lucky
enough To take part in the historic
change of Mars la-Tour. Conse-
quently, they did not hesitate to ac-
cept the customary invitation of the
to attend the annual iete of
the gallant regiment, but, on hear
Ing of this, the emperor drew back.
Gladstone, who has returned H.
Hawarien, will make that place his
until he comes to
town at the end of October for the
autumn cabinet meetings. Glad
stone is TO go to the south of France
toward the end of November. He
will be personally conducted by the
Stuart Rendel, and will be
away two months, 80 that IL is
luite certain that parliament is not
% meet before FEBRUARY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-25
SMUGGLING SCHOONER.
Sails from Victoria with Opium
and Chinese.

| PoRT TOWNSEND, WASH, Aug, 25.
The famous smuggling schooner
Haloyon sailed from Victoria with
$500 pounds of opium and sixty
Chinese, Agents of the treasury
department who had the vessel un-
der surveillance several days report.
ed the facts To the authorities at
Washington, ID. &, Orders have
been Issued by the treasury depart
nlent notifying all revenue officers
on tue Pacific coast TO be on the
alert 10 intercept the vessel. Tue
crew Is supplied with firearms aud
ammunition, aud the su posed desli-
uation of the vessel. The crew
Ia supplied with Il EARNS aud am
munition, aud the supposed deslina-
llon uf the vessel Is the Oregon OF
California coast. The opium cargo
10 valued at $50, 600, aud IL the cruise
Is successful profit OF $4,000 viii
be realized. The Hsleyon Is the
ileetest yacht on the Pacific coast,
aud custom officers regard the task
OF overhaulIng her as very danger
ous. with probable blood-shcd il at
tempted.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-25
KNIGHTS OF PYTHrAs.
Revision of the Ritual to Be At
tempted.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 25.-In the
revision Of the ritual OF the Knights
If Pythias, which Is Que of the mos,
important things to come before the
supreme ludge AT this session, the
entire Pythian world is concerned,
aud the exelnpliiication of the new
ritual will show whether Ii is suf-
ilcient Improvement over the pre-
seat To be adopted by the supreme
lodge. Today the supreme lodge
viii elect officers fpr the coming two
years. Supreme Chancellor Shaw
will retire, with the honorable till.
Of past supreme chancellor. He will
be succeeded by VIM. Worth Black.
well, of Kentucky, now supreme
vice chancellor. For supreme vice
chancellor, Walter b. Ritchie, of
Lima, Ohio. supreme representative
from his state, aud Ell II. Black mer,
Of san Diego, Cal supreme prelate OF
supreme lodge are candidates. Well
Informed Pythians SAY Ril,his will
ee chosen today. aud two years
hence he will bec,me supreme chan
aellor. Supreme Inner Guard NJ. q.
Barkwell, ,of Wyoming, aud Supreme
Representative J. "a. Lyons. of
Kansas, are candidates for the ofiioe
II supreme master-at-srms. now
held by Morrs Of Nevada.
KANSAS CRY, No., Aug. s5.--
The supreme kmple Of r, THAN sis-