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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-21
Natb fir Mttter.

8or iiber so Sabren i9on wurbe
MerS. Winslom'S Soothing : Syrup
BON WiIionen BON Miittesn beim Sab
men Der &inber angepenbet. Wirit bu
i'm S6lafe bur6 Das Sdreien zines
&inbes geft0rt, bas i'm 3abnen lit unb
Dor Sdmersen ipeint? Wenn 10, lafe
iofort cine Glaiae pon nMrs. Winsz
Ions SOOTHING Syrup" bOlen. Sem
Wertb 1T u%nbe3ablbar. IS nirb benz
fleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberung oerz
f@afen. 8erlaBt eu6 barauf, Ntiitter,
es 1T tein 3neifel bariiber. Gs beilt
Spienterp unb 9iarrboe, re9ulirt BEN
Meagen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt @inbs
&olit, ermei6t ben @aumen, perbins
bert @~ntsiinbung unb ftdrft bas gauge
SDitem. nWers. Winsloms Soothing
Syrup" fir Sabnenbe @inber III ange-
nebm in @ef9mad nnb bas Gecept
ifammt BON einem Der belteu meibli9en
Qerste in ben Ser. 5taaten. Sc 1T bel
alien Sruggiiien in Der ean3en Welt gu
baben. Breis rs @ents per Slai9e.
&auft ni9ts anberes, alS Mrs. Winss
Ions S~oDtbingsS brup.
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aas sanserfeif 9eHcit.

I'm bas $4,000 b~etragenbe Deficit
bes @lepelanber Sdngerfeltes gu beden,
wurbe nor einiger 3eit bel6IoKen, Elm
groBes &onaert in Der Sale ab3ubals
ten, bel benz ole gereine, bas phil
barmunii9e Sr6elter unh cine Nn5obl
Encouragement Soliten, barnnter bic
primabonna bes leBten Sdnserfefes,
&ita @lanbi, mitnirfen lollten. Sie
arrangements fur bas &on3ert unb
namentli6 Der 8inetperfauf murbe BON
einem 8irger : @ommitte, bas fat
ausf6liebli9 aus Nmerifanern beitebt
un6 benz audi Ntapor 8lee angeb6rt,
in bic 9anb genommen. Sic Muf=
tellung beS prDgramms pulbe benz
Sdngerfeft : Mufif= Committee iberlaiz
fen. Sn elmer IeBte @o9e abgebalz
tenen Sibung iolte bas Muitcomile
bas prOgramm borleger, allein ni9t
ein ein3iges Mitglieb bes @omites bate
ii6 eingefunben. Man pertaste fi9
barauf big gum II. Nuguft, Ieiber
gldnate aud iebt bas Muiicomite burd
Qbmeienbeit. Die Mitglieber bes 9arz
gercomites ipra6en fi9 iiber bic 3iide
li6tsloHgteit in elmer ni9ts meniger
als f6mei6elbaften WeiIe aus. Gin,
seine Mitglieber i9lugen Dor, bic ganae
Sadie fallen gu lafen, ba 10 iDenig
@ntbuliasmus unb ba5ur9 au6 menig
Nusli9t auf @rfolg bOrbanben fei.
Na6bem in bieier Meiie Elm teinestuegs
erfreuli6er Meinung8au5taui6 itatt=
gefunben bate, murDe bel6lpHen, bic
9anbelsfammer UNI ibre Mitmirfung
aur Silsung 6es Deficits an3ugeben.
@elingt bies, 10 foq bic Gale Der
@tabt gum @ei6enfe gema9t tperDen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-21

9err b. Malbabn muBte BON ieinem
BD1ten mei9en, neil er ben 3olz unb
Steuerproietten bes Tinanaminifers
Or. Miquel ppponirte. Sur4 bic
iber3eugungStreue unb m%annbafte Dirt
unb Meiie, in mel6er er bas getban,
bat er fi6 allgemein Die N6tltng uno
bas Nnfeben Der gertreter Der bers
f6iebenen parteien erporben.
Ser ruiiif6sbeuti6e 3oQfrieg 6auert
mad tpie. Dor in unberdn6erter Weiie
fort unb bic Solge befelben MAIDEN li6
auf beiben Seiten Der @renae in unz
liebiamer Meiie fiblbar, namentli9
aber in &uBlaub, mo in GoIge Der err
f6merten Nusfubr bic Breife Der
9auptsN usfubrartifeI gang betrd6tli6
geiunten finb. Sic @etr~eibepreiie iinb
f9on fat bis auf bic Bro6uftinnsfos
fen geiunfen. Sir Die bur6 bic 9uuz
gersnotb bes leBten Sabres f6Der nit
S9ul6en belaiteten ruilii6en 2anbz
tpirtbe 1T bas Elm i6merer S6lag, ba
fie babur6 berbinbert nerbert, ibre
6lCulAtD lStucu VtllIluC VlNtSu gu
preifen gu perfaufen, bic es ibnen ges
ftattet bdtten, ibren Gerbtnbli6feiten
nad3ufommen.
Die heuti6e &ei6s : &egierung but
elmer @eieqi9aft, Die ein 9ob:l BON
auifralien mad Californian Iegen mill,
cine rei6e Subpention augeiagt unb
5par ipeaiea fiir bic SbeiIe Der 2inie
sniifen ben Gibf6is Snfeln aub bert
Samoa Snfeln nn0 bon bieien biz 9oz
nolulu, Der 9auptfabt Der Sanbwi6s=
Suieln. Seuti6lanb bat an benz gu.
ftanbefommet biefer &abelinie i'm
9inblid auf feline @olonien auf Neuz
Guinea, fowie auf perf9iebenen Si6s
feesSnfelgruppen elm iebr lebbaftes Snz
terefe. Man 3meifelt ni6t baran, baB
cine 8erfdnbigung smii9en ben &es
gierungen 9eutI6lanbs unb Der Ser.
Staten er3ielt merben mirb, UNI bic
8erldngerung Der Sinie Bis ua6 San
Sranciseo gu erm6gli9en.
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@ine a~arantirte anr.

Wtr autcrtfreu ben anse5eisteu Gpptbeter, Sbnsn
Or. Sings MeueS &eilmittel se8sn Snptnbinat, Su.
ten un6 Grtdltuns aut %fplsenbe gebtnsuns Su %rtrfanz
bteies Mtttel ben Gnpeiiunsen erntipre6enb aetrauden
pollen, inbem STE es %etnsetenb ~probirsn, nnt irenn
sie eann fetne Seferurg snr4 baHelbe peliphren,
Sbr @elb burhd %betpmmen. Iir Madden bies Nnsebpt
tn Gelse Der sroBarttseH Grfplse, tpeI4e bies NtttteI
bet Der lestidbrisen @rtppen : @pibemie aufSupeiien
Bate. 8tr baben BON tetnem Sale sebbrt, in benz
bas Mtttel nidt sebplfen bate. Waan made etnen
geriud bamtt 9rpbehai4en fret Bel Der Gan antoz
ntc Drus Go. GrpBe 6laiGeu so Gent8 unD 81 90.
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geborene olS @etorbene 1883. = I'M
ter ben 8eborensn bes Sabres 1891
tanlett auf 100 M3db9en 1862 &naz
ben. Bon lie leo @eborenen tparen
9,O6 nnebeli6 unb 3,31 to6tgeboreu.
IN ben e%inaelnen Staten bes 9euts
i9en &ei3es iinb enorme Inter
l9iebe. Sie 3abl Der llnebeli6en auf
100 9eburten 1T 3. 9. in Der prppina
Weffalea nur $50, in Slbenburg
nur $50, bagegen i'm &0niarel9
YreuBen 1855, in 8aDern 14,05, in
Sa6ien 1888, in Wiirttemberg 10, 10,
In Baden 1926 unb in @lfaBs2otbrins
GET 1925 unebeli9e unter 100 Sc
burten.
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SIM amtliden Sanh

SH uultllueH Jlelu9luBoSQuHb>
bud wirb iiber bic ipsialbemofratii6e fer
4bgeorbneten fOlgenbe Nustuuft bins
ii9tli6 ibrer Religion" ertbeilt:
rNlttatbolii9" 1T Der fo3ialbemotratis
Idle AbseOr6nete fir Mtin6en H.,
8irt; al8 ntatboIif9 getauft4 beseiGs
men fi6: Auer, 6ii6er, Weiit unb b.
@oamar; r9iftbenten" finb: Bod,
Grobme, @eper, Sarm, Sofmann,
9lbn. G%eibbaus. S9mibt (8erlin),
@6mibt (Sa9Ienl S6ubma9er,
Seifert, 3ubeiI; rreligiOnslos": 8es
bel, S9ulBe, M6ler; reonfeiionss
log: Bios, Soet, 2egien, 2tebtnedt,
MeBger. S6mibt (Jrantfurt), SUP.
auer, 9Ogtherr; nfreirelisi0s": 9ers
bert, @riaenberger, Slices, llIri9,
Stole; reuaugelii9": 8rlibne, 8ueb,
9ieB, S9oenlant, S6ippel; yebans
selif9 : lutberii6": 66rfter; rlutbe.
rid: Weifer; pmofaiid": Stabts
bagen, Ginger unb Wurm.
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Simmer rpran!

Seit ieiner eriten Ginflbruns Bat ba8 electric 8ittere
fAnea unb hauernb bic @unft oeS 9ublifumS errunsen,
biz e8 lest allen b~erarttsen 9etlmitteIn ppran mar
Dber geraui&unss mtttel seeisnet eri4einen liebe, une
es wtrb alS BITE Bette unb retnfte Mebictn fur aae 9etbeu
beS MagenS, Der eeber uub Der Rieren ansefeben. Gs
bell. WRtsrane, nnrerbauItAteit, 8erfopfun8 unb
@irtnns tptrb NIT ieber Glai9e sarauttrt pber has @elb
ptre surnderftattet. 9reis muir so @ents per Sla5ae.
3u BADEN Bet Der Gan Gntpnto Drug Company.
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MSblirtes Runner

in gutter Sage, bebagli9 auSgeltattet
unb nit 8abe.@inri6tung bi6t babel,
mir6 bon einem ein3eInen Germ auf
Idngere 3eit gu mietben geiu9t.
Sferten nit Brei8 : Ingabe inter
r@bambregarnift" gu ri6ten an bic
Expedition Der vGreien Yrefe".
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gunSet WppS Co.,

@de Ga NJ ars unb @aInuts5tr.
baben gegenpdrtig etpa 5000 @orbs
8rennbol5 bonn Winter iibrig, mel9es
MN gu rebu3irten Yreifen perfauft
tperDen muB. @irb nur G. O. d.
abgeliefert.
9eu, 9afer &C. in allen Quantitdten
su ben biai9iten Preiien.
SeIepbon81.
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Gputbern @aciffc : 8ahm.

Mbfabrt.
Na9 NenzO Orleans, 9oufton unb @al>
oeitDn tdalih 1:50 llbr Na6mittags
unb 8 lbr Nbenbs
Na9 San Srancisco, 81 Ya1p unb
eagle paB tdgli6 $3.50 8orm. 49,.
Mnfunt.
8on gtepzS Orleans, 0oulfou unb 8aIs
befton tdgli@ $500 Born. ultb 4:l5
Nabm.
@on San 6ranciseD, 81 YaiO ullb
eagle BaB tdsli6 1:25 Na6m. 49,.
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atSy~ 81 0su{fuosr b6It 6ie h

sdy~ u. euinger bdlt bic be-
ribmten 9eering Mdbnai1inen Heb1t
elmer polltdnbigcn Nuswabl @rtra8
fir bieielben. @benio Seure9en, Hays
stackers &c. Man ipre9e Dor, bieielben
gu beii6tigen unb bic niebrisen preiie
an nDtireR.
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9. u. & M. g. 8abn.
MbfQhrt.


Sad @aIpetpn, 9oufion unb @uero
tdgll6 ........:.....9:O5 Worm.
Tad CORPUS @briti, Iranfas paB urb
8eebile tdgli9 ......2:10 Na9m.,
Na6 &errbiae tdgli9. ..7:15 Ibenbs.
Na9 &errbile tdgli9, aussenommerl
Sonntags unb Montass, nm
$40 Mprgens.
Mnfnntt.
Bon 8albefton, 9oulton unb Guerp
tdgli6.. 1900 Nbenbs.
Bon @Drpus @brifti, 4ranias paB unb
8eepine tdgli9.......1:45 Na9m.
Son &errpile tdgli6.... $3.50 8orm.
Bon &errpiae tdgli9, ausgenommen
@oantags unO Montags, UNI
6:45 9fa9m.
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Rudlers arntea salbe.

Dt. bette Gable Der Welt fur S&nitte, 0uetf4un.
gen, @ef4udre, Gteber, uub Sauts ausi&ias, 8le&ttu,
geIprunaeue Sanbe, Grpfbeuteu unb dqe Sauttraut.
tetten; turirt SdmOrrbotben pber fetne Betablnns.
Bbutst 9ufriebenbett s%arcnttrt ober bas @elh wtrb
burl6eritattet. 25 Gents BITE 6@a4tel. Gum 9ertouI
In allen Gpotbsfsn. Nbolpb Dretb, GSompfou & Co.,
Eb pIe{uk.
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8. M. 0sbprnes neuefe 80 d B.
ma6ine. 9ie Bette unb bic bill
ligte Mai9ine i'm Marfte. @beufo
Osborne Stabl "Disc Harrow. gu
baben bel Sips & 9aarmann.
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THIBODEAUX.

Was bebeutet bieies Worts IS if
bas 9anbels5ei6en bes
@inbereIla S@ubs g alait es.
Sa i'm Wabltabre befanntli6 Sc
i9dftsiile berri6t unb mir einen sros
Ben 8orratb BON S6ubpert fir Ser=
rem, 9amer unt &inber an 6ano
baben, teuefte GacOns unb Wtufter, 10
perfaufen mir Mles sum 6 o It.
preie unb liefern bic 8etpeiie ba>
fir. Ollie Waaren lin6 neu unb mur=
ben ipe5ieG fir bieien Sommer beftelt.
9ie preiie finb iiberaa in 3ablen ats
gese6en. Wer bilig unb gut faufen
min, gebe gum
Cinderella g6Jmb : 4alaft.
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Giiemba9n Xa1r YlQu.
5. & q. u. 8abn.

5. & q. u. Sabn.
Ibfabrt.
Na9 st. 2nuis oia Sron Mountain
ODER 81. s.. & S....6:5O Morgens.
Na6 ct. 2ouis pia Sron Wountain
&eute -.-.....-..8:15 Wbenbs.
Na6 2arebD.. $40 gprm1.
Nnfunt t.
Bon ct. 2ouis, Sron Mlountain & 81.
6. & S.---..........8:4O 8orm.
Bon st. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & 81.
6. --10:55 Nbenbs.
Gon GarebD 80 MbenbS.
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: emaliiAeL9gd1mle

Gan MntontD, TeTaS.
Gnetfannt tiihtiee ~9ebranStalt fur anaben
uno WdtGen felt breibig Sabren in roger
Birffamfett. @ortreffihe Sebrftdfte unfer
betpdbrter 2eitune. Der enelifden Gprode
tpirb, pie Der beutihen, npIe Nehnuna ee.
trasen. glubcrbem nnterridt i'm Gpaniihen.
G~ini9ermofen oprbereitete gdiIer finbea lie.
ber3eit @ufnabfne. @dbere ansfunft ertbeilen
9err S. @roos, Yrdiibent bes eGuI Gor.
ltanbeS unb IS NJ. Barbed. Director be-,
anftalt. tutp-
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@5mi8t. Wieberl6nbiiGc ttttb Ser.
Gtaaten 0oftlinie. &
Direfte 2inie ;tpiihen
Iotter0amn lO VI M erbam
mifh g2efn Mnrf.

S9ife Lnufen Soulcene an unb ieseln jebe
&pde bon 9e.0 Dort mad S~pIIanb.
DarGsSiuete mad allen europati4ea Stdbs
ten tgeroen ~ ben nieorisiten 5aten AUS
grite Gaiate $40 unb aufpdrtS. 3iueite
@Ailtt $35 unb aufp6rts. 3ptihenoefss
tiaete bon europa tperben borIdufie nidt
auseefeut, bod iinb Gintpaneererrt stpeite
Gaiates@iIets su ermdBieten Staten seiteat.
10. s. 9Dnn9, Ngent.
BIT OfsQouitcnsS ttabe, San 9%lntonip, 9er.
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RI fueldbem 4tuetfe

nebmen Sic Mebisin2 Weil Sic ents
ueber frant linb unb nolen geiu1b
Derben, ober neil Sit &rantbeit perz
bitten pollen. Sn beiber 6dlen pers
geRe man ni6t, baB 9oobs Sarfas
pariQa ale &ranfbeiten bendlti9t, bic
6ur9 unreines 8lut entiteben.
&ein pesetabilii6-@ppos Niaen.
25 Gents.
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1aT 9err 81. 6. SaeObfon, Der
betannte photograph, bat on Der
Nlamo Strabe, SO. 113, Elm neues
&telier eingeri9tet. 9err Saeebion
bat in ieinem gtabliKement ale Neuez
runge1, bic auf benz Gelbe Der Bbotoz
graphic Der Neu3eit berborgebra9t,
angepanbt, unb bic ginri9tung 1T
bo9elegant unb itebt an Golenbung
fider teinem Der prpminenteften berarz
tigen 2ofale 6fli9er Metropolen mad.
Gin 8efu6 bieies Muffer Nteliers 1T
n~nferen 2eiern aufs ber3lidfte ems
pfohlen.
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Cinderella sGmb : 9alaft.

SSbitmans &empreHen. Bon als
len @r6Ben, pon Der 9anbpreRe bis
CUR Bferbefrafts unb Oampfprefe.
Mu6 Ir Cotton, MpIIe &c.
su permenben! 60 8alen in
Der @tunbe. Sic bi1isiten Preiie gas
rantirt bel Sips & 0aarmann.
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Yearl 6lai6tn 8ieres.
Das 6aB<8ier

Der eitp grauerei erfreut itd auberrrbent.
liter @siiebtbeit uno tuirb iiberan eorsespssn.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
ESCAPED THE OFFICERS.
Hunt for Cattle Thief With a Very
Bad Record.

SONORA. CAL, Sept. 16. Last night,
about O'Clock. Deputy Sheriff Price and
Constable Garaghty went to Bald Noun
tain to arrest L. II. Lewis upon the charge
OF grand larceny. Lewis jumped through
the rear window of the cabin and escaped
in the thick brush.
Lewis is about 45 years of age, feet s
inches in height. has gray eyes and has a
scar several inches long under his chin. He
has served three terms in San Quentin.
having been sent from SOnoma County,
May 16. 1864. TO serve three years; again,
on July 81. 1874. TO serve ten years; he
was comTuted on September 7, 1880, and
again on June 6. 1882. he was sentenced
upOn prior convictions for thirty years aud
commuted November 6, 1891.
Lewis has been in the country only a
short time, but has worked fast, having
stolen and disposed of cattle belonging to
Williams. OrtegO and Bickford. The
officers are searching for him, and it is OF
believed he can escape.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
AWAITING SAILING ORDERS.
The Thetis Ready for Cruise-Re-
pairing the Monterey.

VALLEJO, Sept. 16.-The United States
ship Thetis was successfully docked yes
terday afternoon at Mare Island. The
docking occupied the entire afternoon,
owing to the condition of the caisson
which was locked in the interior lock.
The Thetis came out Of the drydock this
afternoon, Commander Hutchings imme-
diately reporting his ship ready for sea to
the Secretary of the Navy. The Thetis
will take on naval stores at once prepara-
tory TO the receipt of sailing orders.
The monitor Monterey mas completed
coRling and will be reported ready for sea
as soon as a few minor repairs are com.
pleted in her engine and fire rooms. In
the latter compartment there have been
many improvements made, particularly
for the comfort OF the fremen. 1t is
generally understood that the Monterey
will not be ordered away on any duty be-
fore Captain Kempff has concluded his
duties as president Of the Bartlett Coch-
rane court of inquiry.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
JUSTICE TO SETTLERS.
Congressman Bowers Is i'm Full War
Paint.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16-Re representative
Bowers will appear before the Committee
on Public Land on Wednesday to urge the
adoption of his resolution calling upon the
Att0rneyGeneral for information relative
to the suits brought by the Southern Paci-
fc Railroad against settlers in Southern
California.
Another Of Bowers resolutions in structs
the Attorney General to take steps to de-
tend the titles to these homes OF settlers
for which they hold patents from the
United States Government. If 1900 or
1900 settlers are to be dispossessed of their
lands by the Southern Pacific Railroad
Mr. Bowers declares that it will be rank
injustice, for they paid cash for them and
Bowers thinks it is a shame that the De-
partment of Justice should not take steps
to defend these settlers titles without
having to be urged or directed by act Of
Congress.
If the Southern Pacific wins its suit in
the Court of Appeals Mr.. Bowers will then
try to secure from Congress an appropria-
ton to refund the amount they paid the
Government. This amount will be trifling
compared with the value of the improve
ments that have been made during the last
fifteen or twenty years.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

proportions indeed. All the rivers south
of the Columbia are having light runs,
which improved somewhat during the late
rains.
According TO our latest reports Grays
Harbor has 1000 cases, Shoalwater Bay
300 cases and TiIlamook 1900 cases. The
quality of fall fish is about the same as
that of previous years. At Siuslaw and
the Umpqua there has been a perceptibe
increase in size. No definite reports are
vet at hand from Coquille or Rogue River.
The fall fishing in the Columb ia is fairly
successful. Only two canneries are run
ming. The fish in Bakers Bay for the last
few days have done we'll and the quantity
OF fish coming in. if they ran in q small
estuary. would give prospects for large
pack. They are very much scattered. how
ever. In the Columbia.
The humpback variety are coming in
very large. many of them weighing thirty
pounds. The price ruling for fall salmon
this year is extremely poor. owing espe-
cially to the great quantities of Alaska fish
row offered at 81 OK. delivered in New
York. Fall fish will bring about 81 TX
delivered in Eastern States.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
STATE FAIR ENDS.
Last Day of the Races at
Sacramento.
KLAMATH THE MYSTERIOUS.
A Combination in Which Ottinger
and the Montana Horse Figure.
Rio Alto Wins.

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 16.-The State Fair
racing meeting closed to-day with large
attendance. The chief attraction on the
card WAS the free-for-all trot, which was
spoiled by the poor driving Of several of
the best horses. Klamath, the mysterious
Montana horse. and Ottinger appeared to
be handled as a combination. and II so IL
was a successful one. Good time was
made until after the fourth heat, when
these two had the track all to themselves,
hence klamath logged over the track in
2:23. klamath won the first heat in 2:161a,
Ottinger was second and third in 2:14 and
2:14h and Klamath fourth and fifth in
2:13A and 2:23 The other starters were
Richmond Jr, Edenia, Truman, Lucy b,
Snyloek and Mckinney.
Truman was second in the first heat.
klamath in the second. Shylock in the
third and Ottinger in the fourth and fifth
heats.
Orphina and Adelaide McGregor had a
special race. The former won straight
heats in . %. 2:17A and 2:20h
In the pacing, 2:27 class. Ramon, Rosita
A and Nellie l started. Rosita won the
first and second heats and Ramon the next
three. Time, 17h-2:1S-
2:1S1z. Nellie was second but once.
In the four-year-old pacing for the 2:20
class Shippee's Major Lambert had walk
over.
The last race was the State Fair Futurity
stake for two-year-old trOtteTs. March
ioness won the first heat in 2:29. Silver
Note second, Genevieve third and Rio Alto
last.
In the second heat Rio Alto won. Silver
Note second, Marchioness third, Geneyieve
last. Time, 2:25.
Rio Alto could have shut out all the
others but allowed them to get in. Rio
Alto also won the third heat easily. All
the others were distanced. Time. 2:22A
SAN DIEGO. Sept. 16.-Articles Uf incor-
poration of the Sweetwater Track Asso-
ciation were filed in the County Clerks
Office to-day. The object of the organiZa-
tlon is to acquire. own. equip and manage
a Iacetrack. The association is incorpor-
ated for fifty years. and the capital stock
is placed al $1,000 in shares of SO each.
The seven directors of the association are:
Ralph Granger, Fred w. Wadhsm, G. L.
JOsselyn. Parsons Shaw. John II. Boal.
Z. Hornbeck and S. G. Johnston.
SALEM. Sept. 16.-The last day Of the
State Fair races resulted as follows:
Pacing. free for oil. three in five. Doc
Sperry won. Del NOrte second. Time,
2:14A.
Running, mile and u quarter. handicap.
Wild Oats won, Miss idaho second, Sir
Henry third. Time, 2:13.
Special trot, Dolly WltneTs won, Mary A
second, Charlie Blair third. Time, 2:30.
In the first race Georges harness broke.
He ran away and Driver Moshier's shoul-
der was dislocated and the shoulder blade
broken. The horse was considerably in
iured.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
HIT HAS FAITH.
EVerett's Bill Is Sure to
Pass.
THERE WILL BE NO FIGHT.
Clearly the Gentleman From Illinois
Does Not Take Any Ac-
count of Geary.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Representative
Hitt of Illinois, member OF the srb-com-
mittee on the Chinese hill. said to The
CALL correspondent to-day that the
Foreign Affairs Committee would proba-
bly, report TO the House the bill agreed
upon at last nights conference.
He says that no special rule will be re-
quired nor the suspension of all rules.
There is, of course, an end of flibuster-
inG. and predict the bill will so through
and without much obstruction, 1t may be
put through Wednesday. but not before
that day.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 16.-An efigy of
Grover Cleveland was found hanging to a
tree this morning by one Of the State
Capitol watchmen. On the breast was
penned a Latin inscription of which the
following is a translation: Greeting. my
pig-tailed friend from the Orient. / am that
American Grover whom thou didst sui born.
See, now, how blessed is the fate of
traitors"
On the placard were other inscriptions,
as follows: "a public Office is a public
trust. but should DOT be Wall-street trust" !"
Dictator Grover |. successor to Charles /.
Where is our Cromwell?" Must we doff
our hats to imperialism ?" "Nero iddled
while Rome burned. but Grover would
dance at the funeral of American liberty"
GOD give US men. Lo, freedom weeps,
wrong rules the land and waiting justice
sleeps"
w. G. Long. United States Marshal for
the Northern District of California, to day
arrested Jim Lee. Chinese labOrer re-
naming in the country in violation of the
Geary law. The warrant for the arrest
was issued by Judge McKenna of the
Ninth Circuit Court upon a complaint
sworn to by ]. a. Sheehan of Sacramento.
This is the first arrest in Northern 'Callfor-
MIA under the new law. Jim Lee declared
he had been fooled" by the Chinese Six
Companies in advising him not to registe I.
He says, however, he is willing 10 return
to China if the Government pays his ex-
penses. He was taken to San Francisco
this aftern oon.
jim Lee arrived from Sacramento about
O'Clock last night and was taken 10 the
County Jail to await deportation.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
OFF FOR AUSTRALIA.
Sailing of the Warrimoo With a Big
List of Passengers.


VANCOUVER, Sept. 16.-The steamer
Warrimoo sailed this evening for Australia.
via Honolulu. She had thirty saloon and
several second-class passengers. The cargo
consisted of 900 tons. For Honolulu she
took 1900 barrels of lime. 500 bundles of
shingles. $4,000 feet of ium ber, 100 barrels
Of salmon ana 80 barrels of beer. For
Australia she took 1000 eases of salmon,
8 cars of agricultural implements, 5000
bundles of laths. 5000 bundles of plckets
and 500 barrels of salmon. Among the
passengers were Hon. Mackenzie Bowel,
Canadian Minister of Trade and Com
merce, who goes to Australia as Canadian
Commissioner 10 investigate the possibili-
ties of trade; Sanford Fleming, an engin-
eer; K. c. Ferguson, manager Of the larg-
est lumber-mill here. who goes on a bust.
ness trip; j. Rothwell, of the Hawaii Pos
tai Department; J. G. Turton, manager
for Australia for the Massey Harris Agrl-
cultural Implement Company. and James
Stanbury. champion oarsmaD of the world.