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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-29
TESTIMONIALS.

The publishing of testimonials has been and
now is abused to such an extent that many
people have no confidence in them. Many con-
Germs to our knowledge print from twenty to
thirty pages of testimonials in their books, all
being manufactured and signed by fictitious
names and initials. All testimonials where
the rames and address in full is not given are
bogus, and parties publishing such cannot be
relied on. NOTE PARTICULARLY that every
testimonial published by us is complete in
name and address, and in the larger cities you
will find the street number or postoffice box
added to every one published We by no means
publish all the testimonials we receive, but
only select and publish, by permission, few
from different sections OF the United States,
and which embrace the majority of diseases
for which our appliances are specific remedy.
TO MEN who suffer any personal weakness,
due to excess or indiscretion, we wish to say
that our files contain thousands OF testimon-
ials from parties we have cured of such weak
ness and those who cannot find satisfactory evil
dence in such testimonials as we publish, we
will, upon application, privately refer to we'll
known gentlemen who do not wish their names
in print, but will gladly give fellow-sufferers
the benefit of their experience with our cele-
brated belt
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RELIGIOUS PROGRESS,
An Epitome of the Ser
mons of the Week.

Following is summary of the principal
sermons recently delivered in the United
States and Canada by the leading clergy
men, priests, prelates, religious teachers
and professors of the Christian faith. In
every instance the full text has been care
fully read and abbreviated.
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CHRIsT's MISSION.

The mission of Christ was to make It
clear to all that God was willing to forgive
and receive them, to drive out of their
hearts guilty fear. In other words fha
mission of Christ was to reveal the Infinite
love OF the Father.-Rev. III. w. Pinkham.
Baptist, Bridgeport, Conn.
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Nervous Debility.

Truckee, Cal, June 25, 1895.
DR.. A. T. SANDEN:
Dear Sir-I now consider myself entirely
cured OF nervous debility and kidney COM
plant, from which l suffered. l have gained
ten pounds in weight, and am feeling fine.
must say. as others have, that your Belt is all
you claim for it. You may use my name in
your pamphlet, if it will be of any service to
you. l remain yours truly,
HENRY JOHNSON.
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CHURCHES.

Some say we have too many churches
too much money in churches. We have
throughout the country about one church
for every 500 people. In the cities the
showing is not so good.-Rev. H. N. Wolfe.
Waterford Conn. -
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OF France grew selfish, and how long after
that did his power and fame stir Europe
as before? Now his name is on the pages
OF history only as byword. But Charles
Dickens, for his sweet stories which warm
the heart lives in the memory of mankind.
-Rev: R. R. Shipper, Unitarian, Brock
ton, Mass.
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DEATH.

Death is not chance, it is an appoint
ment, and we are all immortal until our
work is done. If we cut life short it is a
fearful impertinence that cannot be for
given.-Rev. George N. John Johnston,
Presbyterian, Pittsburg, Pa.
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Pains in the Back.

Ventura, Cal, July 6, 1895.
Dear Sir-I received letter from you some
time ago, requesting me to state what effect
your Belt had on me. 1t has done me great
deal of good. am relieved of the pain in back
and hips that had before 1 received the Belt,
and must say that am perfectly satisfied with
1t. Yours truly, j. KELSEY.
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Wills Filed.

The will of Gabriel NJ. Kutz, boot and shoe
manufacturer, leaving to his widow Lima his
entire estate, valued at $55 900, has been filed
for probate.
The will of Andreas Hansen, leaving an
estate valued at $1,000, has also been flied.
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DICKENS AND NAPOLEON.

we can profitably contrast Napoleon
with Charles Dickens. The great Emperor
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Nervous Debility.

San Francisco, Sept 10, 1898.
DR. A. T. SANDEN:
Dear Sir-Nine months ago was afflicted
with general nervous debility, from when l
was practically unable to walk and could NOT
stand on my feet for a days work without ire
quently lying down to rest. After wearing the
Belt three weeks / was so improved as 10 be
able to work all day without fatigue, and did
not need to use the Belt over 80 days, and am
now perfectly well man at so years of age.
THOMAS RAY,
American Exchange HOTEL San Francisco, Cal.
Paralysis Cured In Fifty-Five Days.
>Napa, Cal, Aug. 16, 1895.
DR. A. T. SANDEN:
Dear Sir-Would say that up to this date
have worn your Belt ffty-fve days, and l can
not speak too highly in your favor. can say
am about entirely cured of one of the worst
cases of paralysis that man is apt to be taken
down with Yours truly,
DAVID NJ. FRAME.
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Weakness Cured.

Weakness NuFeu.
Powellton Butte Co., CAL, August 10, 1880.
DR.. A. T. SANDEN:
Dear Sir-I have worn the Bet you sent me
now about six weeks, and am well pleased w.t. Wit
the results. / have improved great deal,
have no more signs of weakness, and my
friends say 1 look better than they ever IS, saw
me- still have some ringing in my ears, oue
have improved great deal in this snort 1line.
With your good advice hope to be cured sS SOON
Yours truly, JOHN D. hIOA Ni-i'
Spermatorrhea Cured.
Keene, Cal. Aug. 13, 1898.
DIR. A. T. SANDDN:
Dear Sir-It is with pleasure that l write
you this testimony of the great dement's nave
derived from one of your No Belts wn lssfar !
ing. | think from spermatorrhoea and other
troubles that follow it, and through the oenene
derived from the Belt, with your treatmenI
and hygienic rules, l can truthfully say le 1e
like new man. Accept my sincere tnahks
for the help have received from you.
Very respectfully yours,
d. PRATT.
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Urinary Weakness Cured.

vancouver, WdSH.s aug. ~, 1000
DIR. A. T. SANDEN:
Dear Sir-As you requested me to report In
thirty days. most cheerfully do so. The work
ing of the Belt is all you recommended. one
of my greatest troubles was weakness OF the
urinary ducts. 1 could not control the secre-
tons, and my clothes were constantly wet.
l had to get up twice in the night. This was
having very weakening effect upon my
powers. Now, will not give the Belt credit
for one iota that 1t will not do, but must say
that two days wear, from supper till bed
time, frightened up or contracted these weak
ened muscles and stopped the dripping COM
pletely I never have to get up in the night
now; my clothing is as dry as lime and the
action of the ducts is easy and natural.
burning, scalding sensation that was very
distressing has entirely gone. l tell you, doc
tor, am most thankful for that, and the next
feature is, the waste of vital fluid has ceased
entirely and my bowels are resuming their
natural healthy state, for all of which thank
you, and assure you that you will soon have
run on Belts at this place. as every one
knows what it is doing for me. remain, yours,
sincerely, MARTIN PURDf.
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Did Him a World of Good.

Richmond, Wash. Aug. 16, 1895.
DIR. A. T. SANDEN:
Dear Safeguarding the No. 5 Belt which
bought of you sixty-fve days ago. wish to
say it has been world of good to me. Ny
muscles are now fully developed and have
their natural strength, and all weakness is
gone. Please send me the electrodes for legs
and back. Yours respectfully,
GUST. JOHNSON.
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]. n. Magee. horseman who has been
racing at Latonia. was expected at the track
last night, the secretary receiving a telegram
from him dated Blue Canyon, requesting
twelve stalls. The names CT the horses were not
given
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-29

The gray horse Sir Richard, winner of the
second race, entered to be sold for $500,
received his usual boost of 5000 from some
unknown outsider. very consistent per-
former, why the horse is generally bid up is a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27

SAN FRANCISCO, FEET. 27.-The boy.
cot OF tho Var Cry by Ihe rypograBu-
ical Union viii probably result In an
organized ilght against the Salvation
army ON tho Pacific coast.
The var CTy Offices OF Now York
and london airs both under uui1u
rules and the system works smoothly,
At the headquarters Of the lypOgTapu-
zeal union tue feeling Do very bitter
against the action VI Stsn Captain
Milsaps, who discharged the two col.
der iyp0gelioTs- because they asked
General Booth 10 order tho War CTy
sllleu uni1niZei.
On the other hand STAFF Captain
MilBaps 10 equally ObIuTggu, Hu DO.
ularus that he IL tue mgu who has sole
control Of the local olilgs, nnd tnat by
going 10 General Booth, Captain Mvr-
rltt and Private HlCEoE were guilty Of
conspiracy against him (Milaapsl
"phey should have uOmu TO nue."
said tho editor, "Uul thay passod mo
by, went 10 tho general ami ahowed
that lnpy had been ojuspiring 60 de-
feat my purpose while working under
my command, As this In a military
organization, such behavior could no.
DO tolerated, and discharged them"
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7HE REBELLION IN CUBA.
rhc Uprising supposed Co be practl-
calig auppresspu- .umu iuaur-
gents Alitrd.

NEW YoWs, Feb. g5.-A special dis
patch to a morning paIur from Havana
g,ytB the following account Of the re-
yoluuon in Cuba;
News has boon received hufu Of the
attempt OF the Insurgents 20 overthrow
Che government. Tue rebels at Guam.
tuuam0 under thu leadership Of
Henry Brooke, who D. the wcaiihiest
resident OF Santiago Ip Cuba, had an
encounter with Tue government sr0ups
nunr 58LiA Cecilia. Three prisoners
were captured uud the Ttfl CT the IN
surguut iUfCu iirl 10 lle woIIF.
10 the engagement al lbafra near
hlutauiCHs, two of tho rebels were
KILLED aud many wounded. Ihuy also
loot fourteen flile8 and large amount
Of ammunition. They are now tut-
rounded ia the woods NEAR The lguatla
plantation, IL expected they Will
bo captured.
Manuel Garcia, the noted revolution
il, leader, WIS iu the vlciuiiy OF AgEu-
cate, with uiEisru auherCnla and was
said tU boo recruiting men by force. a
report has been circulated that Garcia
Was billed, but no Ga,aila were re-
gtiyed. Aims Tor the teyoiuti0uis,s
were found on a plantation near Mai.
auzau and Golzsd. Ia addition four
trunks containing arms AMI cavalry
equipments were found among tho
baggage OF pamougufa GA tho steamer
cry Oh washington last Monday and
c0nl8CatUI.
Many pvuous implicated in the
revolutionary movement have boon
arrested. Otnym VINO it DO SAID came
from Sew YORK, arrived yesterday
AMI were presented TO tho governor
genera. spanish GuubUhta keep "a
uI1su watch along tho coast. The gen
eIal IMPRESSION hero o. that tho ruys.
luton lus bgun GuulucI, The public
opinion % ulmO8l unanimously opposed
tUluu uuIluiug.
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PIINiAS GROVE, n. j., Feb. g7.-A
hfs caused by tho explosion VI cuHl
oil stove STATED ia the residence Of
this morning. Before the hames got
under control giN cottages wUro de.
ltr0yed and 90 many more badly
damaged. Several u0uscs had 10 uc
torn down 10 prevent the spread Of the
hamcl. 10 locked at Uru time as 10
Ih0 entire Methodist camp meeting
ground would ue burned, but by haFu
word on tIu part Ct the residents the
n lance were checked. Ono Of kur.
schlgr's children, O. baby guo year OLD
was badly burned. ll probably vii.
die.
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A NINE DISASTER
FORTY MENN THE BURNING NINE.
No Rescue Seems posoIblo-Ouo BODY
Recovered Near the Mouth
Of the funnel

DENvug, Feb. g7.-A special 20 the
Aaics from CefIl0s, rs. ~, rlys thc
mUsl serious mine accident orln1wn
ia the Territory, occurred O. White
Aeh, tlrgo miles from hurl, this alter
noou,whOnau explosion 10 thcsau.a lie
cJmpany'smluo closed the on,muuUaud
aoI fire 90 tho interior. Forty mon ufo
90 toe anime and 10 SCENE impsatihio
,ha, any II them eau nave escaped.
DsulormJE5 BE- pouring from the open.
iuss and prevents the work OF rescue.
Ouu dead body has boon recovered
shat %. the driver who was near thc
mouth OF Jaotunnol whom Sue ozpl0-lon
0c.m.r.u.
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roHnEIr AND FIiz.
Hoth Men AuNiou. 20 Hight SAYS
RAN. nWyur.

ran. nWyur.
sE LOUIS, F,b. 21.-phll, ]. Dryer,
prtsldcuto' the Brooklyn Jockey club,
stakeholder OF the Corhu,tFlllslm-
m9un match ana King among Eastern
bpOfif, a. nj the southern.
Mr.. Dryer arrived iu 49, Louis yr1.
terigy from Rock Ledge, Fla, aud
New OnuAuH, aul wIli leave Today iOr
Hot Spring where lao Will larry three
or four weeks previous 20 returning 20
New York 10 buckle on his sporting
amor tor the tuat0n OF 900, 10 nut
shell Mr. Dryer rata there would Dc
racing In tIr Ea,l this yuaf; plenty 90
u aud OF exceptionally hue qualify;
that C0rhuit aud FuZsimmoui would
decide their matter beyond pufadycn-
turo and d0uu',
When asked whether the Australian
had loltcd his Third i0uCit-duo the
fret u February tue eastern mag.
nate replied.
81 DO not know, but rather think be
hut. have ucrn uI Dying myayli In
the wiids q Florida with Mr. DICK
Croker and my brother Mike since
January ! AMI have paid very little
attention o. tho COrbut- Flizaimm1ua
ulilr curing that umu, but 1 have
reason 90 believe that tuu iulfd Install.
ment o. EHimmousH uaku money
has been puuri Ia the aaud5 OF ny
secretary iu B.loslyn."
When informed lnag doubts hld
been gApruga9d uH 10 FIRE being able Co
! Be tue amount due, Nc Dryer bgld,
"Filz was prompt enough with hI-
nmg tuO iustallnrutl % tho stake auj
Dr. ho seemed 10 have pIDuty Of al.
mlIrTa whJ expressed Willingness O.
| put zap Tor hIa, 1 feel suTo he nss con.
| Piled with all fe aT,IcluB Of agreement
thus Tar. ln case / should hul that
| sau money has mot been pub'rd, why
of stake holder, 1 suppose % ismy
| uut!uufs 10 notify both parties ta.t tht
| Negotiations were OF. Ia any OyouJ
| DO not tliuk CorUuit would claim u
| fJTiuit. | believe las would give Fiis
any reasonable tlme 10 come up with
the money. Both men want o. hEhi
/ AMI viii meet, ~ NOS IN Florida, on
| 81mo other ground, IL necessary the
/ match vii DO brought Jil INA private,
10 looks Hs though Florida VIII boo CO.,
scene OF the battle, La caso the present
| legislature does not pass "a law against
boxing the light win surely pull oil
| down there"
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Tho savannah Hiot.

EAvASEAui Co., Feb. 10 Tho
board Ji msuuseu OF thu Young iua'a
Hybrgw association which hus iu.s.
u, the hail &. Masonic Temple cane
C.iiod tho contract with Slatl.ry, tie
yX.prlcati Du tIe ground thnt iuu lat.
tOt's language was calculated 90 lucilu
90 riot.
About ] O'Clock this morning four
throt.s,0ry huilIinFs TT FERN anu Iar-
gargt streets were blown uu aud
wrecked completely FIu perpetrators
arc unknown. Slattory Will spatk toe
might.
iiri0t ocCuu tine mayor will call the
iifH department aud turn the bose OH
thu mob. An attempt hos been made
10 burn tho Masonic temple.
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"that can NOD but little 10
my published letter Unfortunately
! cannot now remember tho name OF
my Informant except that he had
bluun United States consul or minister
20 Pcrsil. ] mej him nt luncheon iu
Chicago iu 1855. Ho told ne this
story VA the general cOuvOrsat'on about
the table anu itmndo "a lasting imprus-
sion upon my mind.
"Oi Coursp i cannot v0uch Tor tic
accuracy Of the story In any way, lut
the gentleman VINO mentioned %
seemed 10 bo convinced o. itB lrutI.
40 remember tho port at which G.
confession was made was New Otea B.,
which prfhape, may be some clue.
"NUw that the matter will be re-
ieftci Go, perhaps my informant viii
como forward with iull statement Ui
thv facts Or no Isl till nllve.
'Oi c0urau an oct of piracy OF tint
Kind was quite possible On those dlyl
sui particularly In tho cas1 of tho
Pfst.dcati WhiCn wac Undetermined"
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SENATE.
The Str8.lat.atlTms Called Upon 10
haIliaIl Order.
TIE FINANCIAL AMENDMENT
To the SuudrJ civil Bm Causes a
Lively Cout,sl-O.hsr business
Transacted.

NAmuNgrOS, ID. g., Feb. 27.-The
a'l-t' iIis morning agrcfd 70 tho
amendment appsopratlng 1000 for
a hospital At Fort Mead, 5. D., TO
take the place Of tho one recently
burned.
Then came the long impending con-
loat over the financial amrndmen, to
the lunlry civil bll. Itnbt the close
OF iac bill aud provides Tor the issue Of
sl0O,QOJ,JJJ certificates Of indebted
nels, in small denomination aud
bearing o per cont interest, to nice, de-
nU.clclca Doe the treasury.
The debate WIS marked by disorder.
~ csuduytuuJ tuu Vice President was
ouligei 20 call on tho scfgeau,-alarma
~ keep order,
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Confession OF au OLD sailor on uis
Death utd.


Death Hcd.
NEW YORS, Feb. ~. "A special die.
patch TO the World rom London says:
While la GasC1gnU was slill uuro.
ported on her recent memorials v0y-
age, the Duke Of NewCasilu wrote "a
letter TO LOuIUu newspaper 10 tho
ofsot that when ho was In America In
1855, gentleman Informed him that
two or three years previously Hu old
sailor on bic death bed had confessed 10
having informed one Of the Grow OF y
pirate vessel, which captured the A..
iantlo liner, The President, which
called from New York IA 1871 anu was
never heard Of again.
Tho DUKE OF Newcastle said that
the gentleman had quoted the sailor
has confessed that ihe pirates over
hauled aud captured the President;
thatevcry soul On board was made ~
walk tue plank aud that the liuur was
sltsrgaI4a sCutIloI; Tho duke has
been absent from London BluOs the
publication OF this letter, but When ha
returned aud received tho c0,TgspUu-
dent ut his town residence ho phowoi
the utmost desire 10 clear the matter
NJ.
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Aet. slrnsa b, rIc,.Inna.

WAsuSurOS, -. G., Feb. 27.-Tho
Pfuslden. haBs gnCd ACTS 10 amend the
articles for tho government VI tho
unyyi TO amend the section relative 10
the sale Of iH0lated tracts Of public
lEudFi causing the delivery Of con.
iembUd cannon % certain q. a, Il.
pOstsi W authorize tue construction VI a
bridge acIOis tho Yellowstone river, IN
Lawaln county, MJntauui 10 provide
Tor the examination aud Ciassliicati0n
Of mineral lands In Montana aud
Idaho; Donating a naval cannon % tbs
Oregon State Soldiers Homv, Rose
burg,
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riuE Avn Panic
several Persons ianlty Injured Ia
OHtrnEu


thirnEu.
CucA0o, Feb. ga hro started nt
Do'elUss this morning in tbs lSarsturr
building containing THE Klpstuof
EuiHiug wUtGs, thr Pioneer Pnncr
company aud Bach and Herr,
leather company, thu building Was
totally iCsiT1yUu add ALEC five dwell.
Iugs boz thu vicluity. The damage was
t-ll.yJJ. luu Cgtur elevator was
badly dam ggd. HuuIIeds Of rm.
p.oy,8 ia luo hars1nur building, in.
Guiding go cuiilfou, were panic
stricken. Eleven were fcfcuod uuc5n.
s'ious ana some viii probably die.
zoe most stliHusy iuluuu af,3 Emma
Hustle Eta Gilman, Agnes MCfutyru
and liCs7iU phsrliH. All wore knocked
down uuu ,famIlyd upon, 10 10 feared,
With thu pu.tIbIu exception Of Emma
Hustle, they were fatally hurt
Tie luIfys of tuo various firms foot
up To over 100000, most OF which ~
covuIc- BY iu,utuuCc, Tho Crane
company lu5-, which nt nut was
thought 20 have boon Hight, was heavy
and many smaller hfmB with apart
mouts iu tho kaUsiuer building sui.
Cfud.
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lh0 UaJuHrI uurdor Irlni.

NfINNEtrJLIs, MIMI, Fob. g1-rbO
dDieusa iu tuU GrYwarJ murder case
seems determined ID tasted the Icsp1L-
luiuiy ii tho highway robbery Of
April 20, 1898, on Adty Hayward.
Tue CHIEF Incident OF tJduy'H see
si0l WAS the tustimuny Of Fred Hsut,
tlo llvpfyman, that Audgy hired a
horse M o r m. OF that date aud O..
tuuUd nt lU..I, Tlis would give him
time 90 have taGon past iu tho hOliup
%. the br0tluf und Mil Cling and SITES
NOddtE Tho defense expects 40 BaUW
by other WltnC.sUs thnt AlFy woo seen
near tho scene OF She Tobbufy. Fyur
arc entertained tuat the jury Wi. n.t
be able 10 alhul the iOug rlfalu Of tao
trial successfully Juror p. III. Dyer
b. lulGtiug badly from swollen veins.
This morning no had 10 be carried up
stairs 10 COuu.
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San FHANgiseI, Cal, Feb. &C.
George p. GBdyu, enc mayOr's agent,
has teen luvcstigs ting thu post house
ln South San ffanCistI uld Gays tIu
Institution is hlthy and tho inmate
lg.t iu tgunlur nuI wrtlChuIurr.
"IuJ place Do me mass " DIRT, nItu
au vrfmln aud % lBH wonder That t4e
Inmates DO uDtiio % exposure 90 lAo
elements or foul Tors %. tlr house Co.,.
'0te bHiug carried OIL by the dfugu die.
casts tom which they uI 70"
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wAsHiNuroN, d. g., Feb. 97.,-Tho
Housu met 40 IL tOday. LJsIlvll
dem, Text moved 90. ourrsaSs In
cue Senate umenlmaut 10 tbu i-.ut
resolution prohibiting tho lmpoI5tiUp
ot goods IN uOnd from the Uu.lud
States through the free z1uoOf Mexico.
Crane (Dem) Tex vigorously or,
pOsol concurrence m the amoudmuut
which struck out tho prlylniOu limit
ing prohibition ~ any point between
Tue weBlurn boundary OF tho CITY Of
Laredo In reXGg, aud Che Pacific coast,
This amenimcut, no declared,
would In tdooi prohibit tho
importation OF gOOlH through
the United 5latsa into Mexico, unieAs
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tho latter county ub0Ilsh thu FREQ
zone. Bat ive'vu ref cent u. tlu goods
Remained Do tIr irsr zluu and Le 10.
PEELED with yi.Hr Che s.lntnH that tho
zone was an abiding place for SNUG.
glcfs and outIawF
CuckfolPs molten was ugtucd 20.
Tho bill 10 amend the Chicago public
building bi.l 20 as 90 provide Tor the
sale Of the old p.st,nlge to the "tUst
bidder" passuu.
O'Neili (hiass.) ptGsuut5d the conirf-
onco report on the penaiUn apprOpria.
ton blu, an agreement had ucUn
reached, he explained, on all points.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. g.
California srcms o. Uu the UlbUB %
patch Of tho United Statrs 90 tine m 70
muui. In the Water from fifteen 10
baye are sent 10 Texas agd Missouri
river points, but Ihis year owing 10
the great southern anu southwestern
freeze the quantity 10 doubled, ana the
movement eastward Is now from
twenty-five 10 iiity uarlonde per week.
The cAbbAgoa arc loaded az CUlmn aud
Baden and sumo even 90 from Snu
Francisco. They are now bringing 81
cents por GENITAL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27
Alltg,d Whiio Cappors 10 TFoo.

COLUunus, Ind, Feb. GA suit
has been 4lumlHsui iu the Circuit court
by which ten defendants charged with
August, 1898, 80 free, white petition
10 Governor Matthews Is started nak-
Ing the pardon from the county jnil Il
Chris Schneider who was convicted
and given onu year H. jail, aud fined
$500. Schneider has been IN tue COun.
IS Jsil 40 Gays.