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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22
Tunf3ebntes &apitel.

sSn 1einem Mrbeits3immer lab Der
&ommer3ienratb 6i9tberg an ieinem
S9reibtt19; aber er urbeitete ntdt;
CT lieB ieinen 8ltd binausi4meifen
ing Crime, auf mel&es bic Morgenz
Tonne ibre li4ten @trablen aug blauz
EN- 9immel berablanote.
IS mar nod 1ebr fritz. Der aomz
mer3ienratb liebte bas 6ribaufiteben,
limb aumal beute bate es i'm feline
@ube gelaKen. War bod bieier Sag
mebr benn ieber anoere bana9 an9e=
tban, aues auf3uriibren in ieinem
9 nnern, mas an i'm berangetreten
mar: mar bod bie1er Sag 1etn Sc
burtstag.
@ein @eburtstag! Die 6eier, mel4e
Rola fir bie1e @elegenbeit beabit4ttgt
bate, mar ber un9eabnte Mnlab gu
benz 8ru9 seporoen, mel4er linn bic
So9ter entfrembet, lie bon ibm gertiz
len bate. @rft bic pollenbete Sbatz
1a@e bate linn cine 8inbe bon ben
Musen se5ogen, bate i'm tlar ieben
la en, mas linn Big babin nebelbaft
per 4leiert gemeien mar. &ola mar
ME Der 2iebling ibrer 3~tpeiten Mutz
ter gepel en-, unb 10 mar es nur gu
natiirli9 an3ui eben, oab btefelbe jebz
pebe @%elegenbeit, mel&e ii4 ibr bot,
ba3u benubte, bic unbequeme 3ugabe
aus ber er1ten @be ibres @atten aus
benz 9auie gu entfernen, umbetiimz
inert um bic Mittel, pel@e ba5u erz
forberli4 tparen. Mtt elmer 2tit, bic
CT in 1einer @robbett gar ni4t be-
merit, bate lie i'm bermaben fir 3D.
ron @ebrins's 8eperbung um Rola
etnaunebmen sepubt, bate iie linn -
unb oas mar Elm ni4t 9erin9er Sat-
tor - oermaBen bic 8ortbetle bic
ier 6etratb Dor bic Mugen gu flbren
peritanoen, 0ub ber bur4aus ni4t
be14rdntte Mann 1ol4em Raffinement
gegeniber ni4t gepa4ien getpelen
unb r%ettungslos in bic tbm 9eiteQte
Sale sesangen mar. @ie bic Wurz
fel audi ielen, auf jeben SAT- befrette
oieier @@ritt iie BON Der unliebiamen
@tieftodter; bas mubte 6rau 2eonte
iih geia9t buben. Ob Rola nun @ebz
ring beirotbete, ober ob tie i'm perz
i6mdbte, in betoen 6Guen tonnte 5e
li4 Der lleberld1ti9en e%ntleoigen, benin
audi ben lebten San ms Mu9e faiIenb,
lteb lie nt4ts auBer M4t, UNI ibr
beiBeriebntes 3iel gu errei4en. 1nb
lie bate tire Mufsabe ebrli& erfiQt
- nit elmer @brli@teit, bic elmer BEL
ieren @ade miirbig gemefen mdre.
Sic bate ben ion1t 10 porurtbeilsloien
unb gere4ten Mann ba3u neranlaBt,
9e9en fem ei9en Tleti@ unb 8lut II
bart unb ungere@t mie nur m0glid
uuf3utreten unb bamit bic leibliae
3o4ter aus benz 9auie 81 1toBe1l,
limb bo4 beltanb ieiner So@te1
! gauges @erbre4en BARN, baB lie ni4t
bus Meib zines @lenben bate tperoen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22
@e4s3ebntes &apitel.

meniq 2iebe!" t6nte @ola's Mntport
auf bic Trage Der 8linoen 3uriid, pelz
DE auglei9 l1lrtte NIT beiDen Nrmen
in innieer 3drtli@teit uniting.
@s mlBte in Rola's Stimme Elm
edter parmer 9er3enston gelegen ia
ben, benn bic 8linbe am 5enfter 14ob
lire So@ter aurad unb ri4tete bic
li9tloien Mugen auf bic @teQe, bon
mo- bic 8ttte ertlungen mar. Snbem
iie ii9 erbob unb einige S4ritte
madte, NIT elmer @i4erbett, bic ipobl
cn9etban mar, in &ola sen @inbrud
berpor3urufen, als ob bic alte Dame
hires @eeorgans ni4t p01i9 beraubt
mar, ia9te ite, benz iungen Medo4en
bic 9anb bini tredenb: vWen ulrite
in un Ter BEL @etbenes 9etm fiibrt, ber
1T mir au3ett piQtommen. @eien AUDI
Sic mir ber3lt9 mt1ltommen.
Hola mar me4ant14 auf bic a(te
Dame 3ugetreten; fie pubte nt4t. pas
fie that, als lie beren b%argebotene, nell
te 9anb an ibre 2ippen oriidte.
v@lei9e 53iele fubrten ulrite uno
MIDI 3u1 ammen: 8erpoqtommnung in
uni Term 8eruf", ertldrte iie. ~@o iino
mir 6reunbinnen 9etporben in Der erz
ften @tunbe, ba uns profehor 9ebner
chamber Dor tellte."
ueSn Der er1ten @tunbe, mel4e Sic
iiberbaupt i'm Mtelier meilten unb in
pelder Der 9err profeNor in Sbnen
bereits. Elm grobss Salient srtannte,
smGbre1b i9 -"
ulrite 1@mieg unb manbte iid benz
bunfelf ten Sbeile bes @ema9es gu. I'M
ibre Sbrdnen nt@t gu 3ei9en. Sbr
pibrirenber Son aber bate lie bereits
Sem {9arfen DIR Der SHUTTER Derraz
then. Gin betimmerter 3u9 le9te fi@
iiber bas feline @eit@t Trau @abtn's,
unb lire li9tlofen Musen folgten oer
SCOOTER - cine itumme unb boot nur
gu berebte @pra4e.
.Was bat benin mein 9er3ensttnb
beute pieber mutblos gema4t?" fragz
te Tie traurig. r@as bat es gesez
benz"
rRi9ts, 'ni@ts, Mutter," per1eBte
ulrite, ii@ eifrig gu 5@affen madeno,
i'd babe nur INNER bas @efibl, baB
i& troB alien Tleibes, troB bes betlen
Wi0ens ni@ts 8ebeutenoes gu letften
permag."
rMber profeFor 9ebner bat bod
Dein Salient 9elobt," manbte bic 8lin<
b. Elm. sd felbit babe es eebort."
rDas bat CT eetban," perfeBte l1lz
rite ftodenb, ~unb ct pertauft au4
meme Mrbeiten, bod an peng Das
1T mir Elm 8u@ NIT 1ieben @isseln;
jebe Grase bana@ um9ebt ct. Wenn
aber meme 3ei@nerei BON tr9enb eiz
mem Wertbe pdren, tpiirbe ct. ber fid
70 begeif tert iiber Margot's Mrbeit in
ber eriten @tunoe aus9eipro4en. 90
germ, mir bic Namen berient9en gu
nennen, bic na@ meiner Mrbeit Der
lan9en tra9en?"
unb ulrite's 8lid ridtete }i9 nit
8tttertett gum Semi ter binaus, mo bic
@onne iiber bic Bidder ber nd91ten
9duier 10 be0 uno tlar f@ten, baB es
ben Muaen fat nebe that.
Gin tiefes @@meigen trat fir Mi<
nuten Elm. Sebe ber bret f@ten NIT
ibren eigenen @eoanten bei@dftiot gu
fem. &ola, bic unpeit ber 8linben
plab genommen bate, lieB ibren 8lid
i'm 3immer umberf4peifen.
(TortfeBung folgt.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22

aurufen bic @bre bate. Doh sic
seitatten, bab i9 MIDI entferne. Die
ungeoulbigite Sebni u4t ldbt mir tel
ne @ube unb Elm @erbre&en aud tpdre
es, Sic ldn9er BON Der @rfuQun9 Der
iabeiten pflt@t abaubalten, pel4e es
fir sic seben fam. Muf Wteberiez
fen benin, meme @rGbig1te, - Elm Wiez
berieben, um oas Elm giiti9es @ei2id
sic uno midi, mie th boffe, ni4t entz
tduf@en pirb!"
unt NIT einem cpni{den 2aden,
mel4es .1ein obnebin UNI lpmpatbN9eS
@eiidt muir nod mebf per3errte, perz
beuste er ii4 unb mar 5ur 9bur bin=
aus, ebe lie i'm bdtte 5uriidbalten TOM
men.
Mit einem bumpfen Weblaut faint
lie auf ben SeKel 3uriid. Dor benz tie
itanb. Nt&t> ldn9et' btelt lie iid auf=
re@t. ,s,-p> e..
"mqs bat er BORG" itieb lie d&aeno
aus. r9immel, mas bat ct BORE Seiz
ne Mad5u@t tennt feline @renaen; iei=
ne Mugen berrietben es nur gu beutz
li4. @irb iie MIDI treffen ober bas
Mdb4en, fir oas bic 2iebe i'm sez
rabe5u gum Wabniinni9en tperoen
ldbt?......9aba, &ola, - was finn
inert Tie midi, bic i4 baie! Mas ct iie
perberben, NIT 6iBen in ben @taub
treten, - tpen1 er nur 14mei9t, MQes.
mag CT bann tbun nur nt9t gum
2eben tpeden, mas tobt unb perganz
9en it,"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22

Gin beifduiges Murmeln ma4te {id
b0rbar, unb Marel trat etnen @9rttt
tpetter Dor.
r9err 3ommeroienratb," ipraa er!
vtpenn Sic uns i'm @rni It etnen Wun14
frei itellen, bann - glauben Sic
ni4t, boB es l1nbel4etoenbeit 1T, mir
folsen nur ber 5pin9enoen Notbmenz
oigfeit, - bann laFen Sic unfere
6iitten %ausbauen, bomtt bic Seu4e,
bic in bie{em CONNER 10 piele 0pfer
geforbert bat, ME mieoer bic 9lel4e
0erbeerung anridten tann. sic mil
fen 10 out mie mir, bab in pielen Taz
brifen bic Mrbeiter eigene 9Gu1er bo<
ben, bic tbnen gebaut tperben; mir pa
ben audi bapon getrGumt, aber ber
6err Direttor fat uns tlar 9emdht,
boB niht MIes ouf etnmal tpmmen
tann, geraoe 10 menig, ipte cine glide
auf ben err ten 9teb fdqt; bod Sbre
Site, Serr &ommeraienratb, ldbt
uns boffen, bab sic 1i4 bic @ohe
iiberleQen mouen -"
Gine Bemegung 5t4tberg's unterz
Brad ben @pre@er. Gpt gu 1t4 be-
rama iebenb, ertptoerte Der &ommer3ienz
rotb:
veSbr 1eib mir nit eurer 8ttte 5uz
por9etpmmen, 2eute. @s 1ollte cine
ueberro19ung fir eu4 ietn. Morz
gen bereits mirb Der er1te @paten1tt@
an ben Mrbeitsbdufe fern 9etban merz
ben."
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-15

gramme. and every number was plainly out
lined in view OF the admirlng throng. The en-
tertaiDment lasted for TWO hours. and that IL
was appreciated was evidenced by the applause
which followed each feature of the display
So well Saf fsfied was he management with
the success AZ the exhibition and with the ar
probation Of the spectators, that this midweek
entertainment will be a f. allure of the EXPOSE
tion hereafter A subcommittee OF coDces-
sionaires WAS formed last evening 10 arrange
for a continuance of these evening attractions.
Booue's arena was closed last evening out OF
respect 10 Trainer Theman, who died yester-
day afternoon from the effects OF the injuries
received from the lions ON Tuesday night. The
funeral Will take place al 2 P. NJ. tomorrow
from the arena.
, The internes in the Emergency Hospital
threaten 70 go on strike. They are Wildly in
aignant, the cause of their wrath being the
raiss which TIE medical director has formu-
lated for the government of the institution.
These regulations covered two typewriter
pages and were posted on the door of The re-
celving ward a day or TWO ago. These rules
prohibit the assistants in charge OF the hospital
from accepting any fees which may be offered
20 them by grateful patients. The money must
be turned over TO the apothecary for the hos
pital fund.
Another rule caused even greater wrath
among the young medicos. They are forbidden
10 give a professional card to patient or TO
seek to treat him outside the fair grounds. The
penalty for violation of any rule is the loss of
the pass admitting the holder TO the exposition
grounds. In case any patient should require
supplementary treatment outside the grounds
the hospital doctors are directed to report this
fact TO the medical director.
The assistant physicians state that they give
their services without any salary. pay their
own car fares and remain on duty three hours
day in rotation. They say their object in
being attached 10 the hospital is to gain the
advantage of meeting patients and Of following
up the cases la their private practice. III they
ere to be deprived Of his benefit they say they
will resign ard give their places to some young
men anxious 10 work for their health.
ION the hospital staff are twelve physicians"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-15
taye H.. beloved husband OF Mamie BetRer. and
son OF Edward ana Charlotte Betger. a natiIa OF


son OF Edward ana Charlotte Betger, a native of
New York, aged 81 years.
EB-N Notice Of funeral hereafter.
POLKlN GHORN-In this city, February Ia
1894. Samuel, beloved of Bridget and the
late William Polkinghorn and brother of VIII
liam ana Thomas Polkinghorn a native of vir-
ginia City. New. aged Is years z months and "a
DAYS.
HS- Notice of funeral hereafter.
ROSE-In this city, February IA, 1894 Jesse
Rose, native OF England, aged "a years.
BOURKE-In this city. February 49, 1894 Thomas
Bourke. aged SO years.
TOYOSAKI-In this city, February IA. 1894 X
Toyosaki, aged 45 years.
GEGAN-In this city. Fe oruary IA. 1894 Thomas
Francis Gegan, q native OF New Jersey aged 81
years
JACOBS-In this city, February l3, 1894, Albert
Il. Jacobs aged IL months and IS days.
REIVEMULLER- In this city February g. 1894
w. ii. Reivemuller. q native of Germany, aged
81 years.
RUSER-In this city. February 10, 1894, Chris
tian f. Ruser. native Of Germany. aged IL
years.
TULP-In this city, February IL, 1894 Albert J
TULIP. native OF Massachusetts. aged SO years
CAVAGNARO-At Ocean road five miles Feb
ruary IA. S94, Domenico Cavagnaro, a native OF
Italy, aged 81 years.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-15

said one Of the internes yesterday. "Of
these 1--WE are directors. but only TWO nave
ing physicians only four have reported for
duty. / have never seen one OF the three stew
ards at the hospital. Some OF these fellows
take the appointment to secure pass admit
ting them 10 the grounds and 20 the various
shows. They are out here for good time. For
those OF us who are mere 70 woIk these rules
zarion OF the advantages and profits OF the
post"
The hospital staff comprises: Martin Regens-
burger, medical direcl or-in-chlef; assistant
medical diTectors-GeOTge 4. Shiels, w. L.
Hopkins, Fred w. d'Evelyn and Drs. J. X.
Mehrtens, F, Gregory Flesher. 5. j. Fraser,
Charles +. Mccarthy, +. F. Knorp ReddiDg.
Pond and Mcdonald. A. l.. Lengfeld is the
hospital pharmacist.
The new ambulance arrived yesterday from
Chicago. The nurses cams from ST. Luke's and
from the Chlldren's hospitals.
Hardly seat was unoccupied in BoOne's
arena yesterday afternoon, and many In the
spectators we're fearful of repetition OF the
accident of the preceding evening Colonel
Boone was without an assistant and was some.
what handicapped in this respect. PANEL, The
Dig lion who started the attack on Trainer Tie
mann. gave several evidences of his ugly dis
position, as did one or two other lions. Colonel
Boone maintained his complete mastery over
the animals, however, aud put them through
their usual drill with no more serious result
than an occasional growl and snap.
The southern counties have issued invitations
TO their formal opening on the Goth to the ad
ministration officials and the commissioners and
managers from the various counties. w. A.
Harris of San Bern ardjno will make the open
ing address, and IL Is expected that he will take
occasian 10 reply to 1risRs remarks at The
Opening OF the Northern Counties building
about the sOutherners' frozen oranges.
Fresh fruit is pouring into the Southern Cali
fornia building. Riverside County received a
carload of oranges yesterday for the permanent
display and has two more cars Oh route for the
citrus fair.
The Porterville growers have already made
forty entries for competition at the citrus fair
and Ontario, san Bernardino County. sent in
nearly fifty.
Hundreds watched the operation Of hosting
the searchl1ght to the top Of the electric tower
yesterday. Ii will be in operation before Wash
ington's birthday, and on thai anniversary will
form part of Ihe illumination programme.
The light weighs about 5000 pounds and was
elevated by means OF pulleys and tackles. The
elevator OF the tower will run next Wednesday.
Costa Rica has appeared on the grounds with
distinctive exhibit, and was granted space
yesterday by the executive committee for the
erection OF q building. located on the south
drive, near the recreation grounds. The exhibit
to be made IN this building will illustrate the
agricultural and mineral resources Of this Cen
trail American republic and will be under the
direct control of the II ONE Government.
The Editorial Association OF Southern Call.
fornia is TO hold its annual session in San Fran
cisco on March 80 and 81. San Francisco thus
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-15
DIR. VESTS FATE.
The Jury Will Be Charged
This Morning.
A Vast CoHcoursc of Spectators
Listen to the Speeches of Will
son and Barnes.

The famous trial OF DR.. Eugene B. West for
the murder OF Addle r. Gilmour is drawing TO
close. as 1t now remains but for Judge
Wallace to deliver his charge TO the jury.
When proceedings were resumed yesterday
j. n. E. Wilson rose to make the closing effort
on behalf Of the prisoner. In a powerful
speech Mr. Wilson directed the jury's attention
TO what ne called the weak points of the case
and gave his own theory upon the mystery sur
rounding the Door young Cousa dressmaker's
awful fate. He said that from the evidence in
troduced in the case there was no doubt in his
mind that the witness. ID. ID. Plymire, who called
upon her daily and brought her mail, was, so
far from being The young girls friend, her be-
trayer, and so responsible for her unhappy
condition.
Mr.. Wilson commended that Dr. w A. Harvey
committed the criminal operation upon Addie
X. Gilmour and that at his request DR.. West.
'ike good. loyal, foolish FRIEND" took the
girl and cared for her until she died. "Dr w.
A. Harvey, gentlemen" he said. Stands before
the bar of justice as the murderer of this girl"
| In conclusion Mr.. Wilson appealed strongly to
| the jury. both on behalf of DIR. West and OF his
| young wife, OF whom he spoke In terms of the
| highest praise. He spoke for one hour and q
half.
| In the afternoon District Attorney Barnes
| closed for the prosecution. Mr.. Barnes is a
G1ns
his happiest vein. In argument be endeayored
to show that Vests story Of how be gave the
dead girls body to two medical students .n could
and say who they wer
Mr.. Ferral objected strongly to this as
prsIudiens the minds Of the Jury nd ne , sso
day, when the testimony of DIR. r. B.Johnson
was excluded, it would have been impossible
| Tor the defense TO have put the defendant on
the stand.
Judge Wallace said he did not know why
West did not testify, and he proposed not t6
| Interrupt the arguments Of counsel. All thai
| MIR. Ferral had suggested would form part Of
bis instructions TO the jury,
| MI. Barnes, resuming, said that IL DIR. Yves,
had tax en- the stand the first question he wouic
| have put to him would have been, Nv bat were
| the names of those students? Then Wes
! would have been compelled either 10 give w
! their names or own UP that his whole story was
| a lie. He asked the jury to view the case fairly
| on lie merits and do public good by ayenginl
the murder OF helpless girl. Mr.. Barnes
speech occupied little more than an hour, after
which court adjourned until to-day.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-15
ASSAULTED AND ROBBED.
Unpleasant Experience of James
Hogan on Van Ness Avenue.

James Hogan. resident OF Napa, but who is
at present visiting with friends on Vallejo
street, was walking home along Van Ness ave
nne on Tuesday night between 10 and IL
O'Clock. When between Sacramento and Clay
streets man stepped out OF a doorway and
ordered him to throw up his hands. He was SO
taken by surprise that he did not al once CON-
ply with the demand, and the footpad struck
him terrific blow IN the face with weapon,
knocking him senseless. he was reused from
his stupor by milKmaD, bnt how long he had
been lying there he did not know. He found
that the footpad had taken 81 out OF his pock-
cts. all the money he had.
He reported the matter to police headquar.
tiers yesteI day, and his face bore evidence OF
rough treatment When asked II be could de-
scribe his assailapt he replied that he did not
think that he could, but afterward said be was
young man about 8 feet z inches TALL with a
deep blonde mustAche and wore q chocolate
colOred coat.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-15
SHOOTING STARS.
Fireworks at the Fair
Last Night.
WITNESSED BY THOUSANDS.
illumination About the Grand
Central Court.
A STRIKE IS THREATENED.
sndisnant Internes at the Emergency
Hospital Protest Against the
Regulations.
A STRIKE IS THREATENED.
QarpuEh TurnssiIes Yesterday 1905

On the exposition calendar yesterday Is
marked with a big red letter. The beauty
of the daylight hours attracted more than
the usual number of visitors.
The additional attractions of fireworks
and q general illumination swelled the
crowd last night. The Administration.
Horticultural and Agricultural and the
Fine Arts buildings were outlined with
electric lights, and the electric tower had
two lines of incandescents stretching high
I'D above the other structures and making
IL the central feature of the grand court
1t was down on the recreation grounds.
However, that the most brilliant display
was seen. The fireworks were set of from a
point eouidisIant from Festival Hall and the
grand-sland. Hundreds OF people occupied
seats on the lal1er and thousands stood on the
football ground and on every point of vantage
adjacent hereto.
The pieces Cd the fireworks programme were
more successful and were seen 10 better advan-
tage than GU the night of the opening of the ex-
position. The evening was clear, If tlitie cold.
Not single misbap marked the fireworks pro-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-15
FEWER DELEGATES.
Revision Committee of the Local
Democracy Agree on a Report.

Os1 .
Thirteen members OF the subcommittee OF
eighteen appointed to revise the constitution
and bylaws of the Democratic party OF San
Francisco. met last night at the Baldwin, Max
Pepper In the chair.
The minor changes drafted by the committee
OF five and published by The CALL were ap-
proved.
By vote OF eight to i've the committee de-
cided upon ten delegates from each assembly
distrlc TO the general committee. instead of
twenty-five, making that body consist Oh $50
members, 10 place OF 45O, as at present.
clubs TO choose two-Ihirds of the delegates to
State and municipal conventions and the gen.
cussion. and was carried by the close vote OF
seven to six.
The constitution and bylaws as amended will
% submitted TO tho general committee at
meeting to be called soon.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-15
aisement in the State Of California:

The bills receivable represent money loaned
by MIR. Montgomery, mostly on real estate In
Glenn and Colusa counties. The real estate is
confined TO those counties and TO San Fran.
cisco, including the family residence on I.eav-
enworth and Vallejo streets, which Is valued at
$4,000. or the personal property $4,000 is
given as the value OF effects In the residence.
The grain. placed at S12.659 so, IL wheat In
Glenn aud Colusa counties, where the dead
millionaire's country home was.
The college. with Its buildings and lands. is
not included IN The inventory, as 1t is a bequest
from Mr.. Montgomery.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-15

becomes city of Southern California for the
time being, and it owes that distinction to the
TACT that the Midwnter Exposition is located in
Golden Gate Park. The Southern California
editors must see the fair, and there is no good
reason why they should NOT attend the annual
convention and see the great exposition at the
same time.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor are arrang.
Ing programme for April g. which is the day
TO be celebrated under the auspices of the or
der. The supreme protector will! be present
with bis staff on the date set apart for this Or
ganiZation.
The American Medical Association Is to hold
its annual meeting in this city, and sessions
Will be held on June 5, 6, and In Festival
Han. The local committee is making arrange
ments Tor this congress OF physicians. which
VIII De one OF the most important TO be held
during the fair.
The following programmes will be rendered
at the Franz Joseph Hall In the Vienna Prater
this afternoon and evening:
AFTERNooN-PART I-sTRINe CONCERT.
Overture, wilhelm Tell". Rossinf
wiener Bopbons." march. ..............,,St Strauss
Fluegeihorn solo by Herr Franz He'll ..,....
LOB 10 Ger fraoen' mazurSa.............s Strauss
Intermission twenty minutes.
PART u-MILITARY CONCERT.
Overture to the opera "SLradelar FIctow
Solo for cornet piston. Mr.. WnI z. Bates
Am Schoenen Rhein," waltz. .......Kser Bella
r~raoemarscn '.''.....'.....-........... keckiing
EyENING-PART I-sTRING CONCERT
Overture, die Lustigen Weber Won Windsor"
wiener Coupiet." waltz Strauss
Fiuegeihorn solo Herr Franz eli.
Fantasia from "Traviata" .... Verdi
"Wiener Kinder" waltz.. =. ............ Strauss
Intermission twenty minutes.
PART II-MILITARY CONCERT
"Ein Abend in Wien" overture. Suppe
The Jolly Brothers" waltz ...........yo llsaedt
Lake Superior is tho largest lake in the
world.
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The most charming drive IN America 10
the sevente en-miie drive at Monterey.
view 10 TO be had in Part OF "Pictur-
ssqus California;" now ready for dis
trfbu&ion.
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A Serious Charge.

Mrs. 9. johnson was taken with spasm last
evening ana carried into drugstore On Sixth
street. from which place she was taken in the
patrol wagon to the Receiving Hospital. Whom
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A Saloon Looted.

Ryan's saloon. at s58 Howard street, was
entered by thieves early yesterday morning
who stole $25 worth OF whisky and cigars
The thieves pried open the front door, secured
the booty and escaped Undecided.
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A New Club.

The Good Government Club Is the title given
to an organization formed last evening In the
Seventy. eighth Assembly District. The follow.