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VOTING FOR THE BELLE.
1t Is Daily Growing More
Spirited-TWo Competitors
Withdraw.
FEATURES OF THE FESTIVAL
They VIII Be as Varied and as Num-
erous as the Most Critical
Could Wish.

EUREKA, CAL, July 10.-The COM
mittees of the Sequoia Carnival have now
been hard at work for several weeks and
things are beginning to assume definite
form.
Voting for queen becomes more and
more spirited, and when the balloting
ceases it is believed that there will be
found from $4,000 to 100000 votes in the
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The Neets again Winners.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 1O.-In the West.
ern championship tennis tournament to-
day, the Neel brothers beat Ryerson and
Nelly. The Wrenn brothers defeated
Mundy and Griffith, only to be beaten in
turn by Ware and Schudder, who viii to- to.
morrow contest for the trophy in donbIes
WITH the n, s. R. Neel, in the singles
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TERMINAL RAILROAD WORK.
The Grading to Lodi to Be Completed by
August 4.

Inc 6TdulhD 10 Loan 10 Re completed by
August 4.
STOCKTON, CAL, July I0.-The Stock
ton and Lodi Terminal Railroad is well
under way, and the work of grading is pro-
crossing rapidly. The grading is com
pleted for distance of four miles from the
water front, starting at West street and ex-
tending to Vests winery by way of the
lower Sacramento road, Good Water Grove
and Vests lane.
The grade has an elevation of from six
to fourteen feet from the water front to
Vests lane with a surface of twelve feet.
and is above high-water mark. its entire
length.
The roads water frontage is one of the
most valuable pieces on the channel, being
opposite the widest point and affording
ample facilities for railroad and steamer
accommodations. The water front secured
by ]. A. Louttit consists of 600 feet, upon
which the terminal buildings will be
located and wharf erected to acco mmo-
date steamboat landing.
The water terminal is Just below the site
where the Buell. wharf and warehouses, on
the north side of Stockton Channel, are be-
ing built
The work of grading after passing Vests
winery will proceed more rapidly, and a
mile day will be accomplished, the grad
ing through to Lodi being probably COM
pleted on or before August 1. The road
bed, as far as graded, is ready for the ties
and for tracklaying, and the contracts for
the iron, ties and bridges will be let in a
few days. The contract for iron is already
placed and secured. The bids on stations,
cars and motors will be opened in few
days, when the contracts will be let
and the construction begun.
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CAMPAIGN OF THE GOLD MEN.
Strong Fight Being Made against Sena-
tors FaUoring Silvcr.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 10.-The
administration and so-called ''sound
money" men realize that the next Senate
will be stronghold of the silverites, and
the leaders have resolved to exert them
selves to the utmost to elect gold mono
metallists in Kentucky, Georgia. Alabama,
North Dakota and Pennsylvania.
Governor Oates of Alabama is now in
Washington, and it is said by Alabamans
that he stands some chance to succeed
Senator Pugh (silverite). The 'sound
feating Blackburn in Kentucky. Cameron
in Pennsylvania, Hansbrough in North
Dakota and of electing Hoke Smith to sue
coed Gordon liz Georgia.
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feature that is expected to be good draw
ing card is a race for gentlemen riders. to be
run on Saturday, July 20. The following we'll
known amateur horsemen, with their mounts,
have entered for the event: The Lark 139, Joe
Mccarthy; Joe Cotton lat. Ed Graney; Tom
Clarke 134, Frank Skinner; Lonnie B 49, w. J..
Langford; Hanford 1874, w. Campbell; Prince
Devine 134, ]. stearns Morgan G 1874, II. Fors-
land; Crawford 149, G.. Merry.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-11

siberia has temperance soc;etv rho.o
menu ers are strict teetotalers every loS,
IN .he year but one. On the LIST dav ~
september each year the members Assem- ~
pie ana pledge themselves to drink M
swine' peer or spirits from the morrow"
tor whole year. After the vow has been
"a tak ZEN the remainder of the day is given mn
v We ~ o1nen carnival, and at midnight the
year OF model sobriety is begun. 'Ae
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positions for number of years, and is the
author of the History of the Precious
Metal, was introduced by Hon. Allen w.
Thurman. Mr.. Delmar read carefully
prepared paper on the coinage of gold.
General A. j. Warner and General j. 5.
Coxey also spoke.
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to ignore the company entirely, as it had
been declared without shadow of claim to
the lands. He believes the matter will be
quietly settled. but if it becomes necessary
to remove settlers by force he recommends
that the military be employed for the pur
pose. as he fears that some of the more hot
headed settlers may forcibly resist the
Indian notice.
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LOST HER HAIR.
Mrs. John Rea Is Severely Burned al
Her Residence in Mill
valley

Mrs. John Rea was severely burned
about the face and arms by the explosion
of can of gunpowder at her residence in
Mill Valley yesterday.
Mrs. Rea was experimenting the clean
ing of her lot, and finding some rubbish
left by camping party, which, unknown
to her, contained the flask of powder,
placed it upon a fire which had been
started for the purpose of consuming the
refuse, and the powder exploded, the sheet
of fame enveloping her, burning off her
hair and the clothes from the arms and
shoulders.
Mrs. Rea is the wife of Rev. John Rea,
pastor of the First Congregational Church
at Sausalito.
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Spencer for Attorney.

Last evening Denis Spencer received
definite assurance that he would he an.
pointed to-day as attorney of the Roo
OF Health. This assurance. il is said
came from the Governors private see cre
tary, Mr.. McCabe. f''"'e secre'
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Charqed With Treason.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1o.-The
State Department has been informed by
Minister DENLY of China that Pax Yong
HE, Minister of the Interior and practi-
cally dictator of Corea, has fled from that
country under charge of treason.
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Although the entries were light yesterday,
this deficiency was offset by some really good
racing. The favorites Jared badly, Howard be-
ing the only successful one to win out.
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by the japanese Minister in American YES
sells leads Navy Department officials to be-
We've that Japan intends to use part of the
large indemnity secured from China IN
adding new vessels to its own navy. This
may naturally be expected to accrue to the
advantage of San Francisco shipbuilders.
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4 BUNKo MIN CONVICTED.
One of the Most Notorious Confidence
Men in The Country.

Men in The Country.
STOCKTON, CAL, July B.-The trial
OF Crooked Mouth Green, chased with
bunkoing Farmer Brack of LODI out of
$4,000, was concluded in Judge Budd's
court to-day. No evidence was offered by
counsel for the defense. The jury, after
being out but few minutes, returned a
verdict of guilty. Green is one of the
most notorious confidence men in the
country. This is the first time he has
ever been convicted. His companions in
the crime, Smith and Gray, will be tired
tomorrow.
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Boots los, Deception FLY los, Gladette geld

ing 105.
Third race, five-eighths of mile, selling-Ro-
cation 80, Sport McAllister 104, Raphael lO1.
Amigo 1O1, Ny Charm 90, Red Dick 104, GYPSY
Girl 80, Dolly N SO, Solitaire 101.
Fourth race ,one mile and seventy yards, sell
ing-Normandie 80, Commission 105, Little
Cripple 107, Claudius 1OS.
Fifth race, one and half miles, steeplechase,
non-winners in 1895-Mendocino 1876, Ali Bahia
134, Yangedene 129, Hanford 122, Halifax 122,
Joe Frank 131.
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VAR CLOUD IN THE SOUTH.

BoliriG About to Commence HostiIities
against Peru.
LA PAZ, BOLIVIA, July 1O.-The trouble
between Bolivia and Peru, growing out of
the offense claimed to have been commit
ted by Peruvians against the persons
and property of Bolivians during the
late civil war in Peru, threatens to become
serious. Bolivia has sent to Peru an ulti-
matum demanding satisfaction in twenty
four hours for the offenses.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-11
Fire ut MiIarnafEee

MILWAUKEE, WIS, July 10.-A fire
this morning destroyed ten business build
ings IN Wauwatosa, suburb of Milwau-
kee. Loss $50, 600
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Death of a Famous Sculptor.

LONDON, Eng, July 1O.-The death is
announced at Capriglia, Italy, of the
sculptor, Andreoni.
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DEL MAR ON FINANCES.
The Californian addresses the Free
C0ina1e Convention.

WASHINGTON COURTHOUSE, IND,
July 10.-The convention of advocates of
free coinage of silver was held here to-day.
The prominence of the speakers attracted
large audience of thinking men.
Hon. Alexander Del Mar of California,
who has held prominent Government
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Three handicaps were down on the card and
race-goers appreciated the fact by turning out
in good numbers. The betting was q decided
improvement on the preceding days of the
week.
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Entries for to-day are as follows.

First race, five-eighths of mile, selling
Josie G 81, Auteuil 96, Mount Carlos los,
Steadfast SO, Dick O'Malley 10S. Barealdine 90,
DR.. Gardner so, Ryland 102 Ladameo "a.
Second race, half a mile, maiden two-year-
olds-Encino 1O8, Clara Johnson 1O5, Mollie
Bawn 1O5, Miss Cunningham los, Charles
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NEW SHIPS FOR JAPAM.

Chinese Indemnity to Be Used IN Increas-
ing the MikGdo's Nary.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1o.-The
visit of naval experts of Japan to Cramps
shipbuilding works and the interest taken
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THE BAY DISTRICT RACES,
Mr.. Jingle Took the Mile Han
diCap Very CIeverly
From FlirtilIa.
HOWARD WAS FULL OF RUN.
HinriChs Overlooked Tiberius, and
Lost Race With Rey del
Bandidos.

Hinrichs was fined $50 for his carelessness
on Rey del Bandidos.
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Carried Counterfeit Money.
O'NEILL, NEB.R, July 10.-Michael Tier
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Tinners Ia Yesterdays baseball Games
IN the East.

Winners IN Yesterdays baseball Games
in the East.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, July 10.-To-day' s
Cleveland New York game was pitchers
battle and Clark won. 1t was perfect
fielding game neither side having an error.
Attendance, 1900 Score:
New Iorks.
Batteres-Young and thinner, Clark and Far
rell. Umpire-ODay.
PITTSBURG, Pa, July 10.-Brooklyn
could not hit Gardner, Pittsburg's amateur
pitcher, to-day, and lost. The young man
was steady throughout, and gave eyerv
evidence of being good pitcher The
game was an uninteresting one, though
Bierbauer and Clingman did some wonder
full fielding. Attendance, 1900. Score:
R. BIZ. f.
Br00kiyns. .................-............ i q
Batteres-Gardner and. Merrett, Gumbert and
Grim. Umpire-Emslie.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 1O.-The Louis.
villes put up stronger game today and
almost shut out the Bostons. Attendance,
1900. Score:
LoulsVleS.. IL a
1ostons' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL 2
Batteries-Inks and Warner, Sullivan and Ryon
Umpire Nc Donald. ' 'ii'
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SUMMARY.

SUMMARY.
sAN FRANCISCO. July 10, 1895.
J1SO FIRST RACE-Five and half fur
100. longs: selling; threeyear-olds and up
ward purse $500.
ST. ss i SsSi rssosll e e
1882 Blue Bell, 105 (Shaw).....3 5 Al AZ
1872 S Ssaas % iS sH 3T s%sn ~
ner, b. m, by imp. ChevotBesse shannon.
Betting: Silver State to l, o'Bee IL to 1, Blue
Bell to s, Venus 20 to /, Oracle 8 /.
1IR1 SECOND RACE-Five furlongs handi-
llOf. cap: two-year-ods; purse $500.
dI2s)Tiberius, 81 1Chevallerl. 30 81 4ha 1M
114O Rey del Bandidos, l12 Hin,
1885 % p gs2 saf e. I9s + 8 s
(ll34) Her Majesty, 10 &c. Jones).4 2I ia
HGood start. Won clevery. Time. l :Ol1a. Win
Betting: Tiberius 10 TO 5, Rey del Bandidos to
!. Her Majesty %, Joe X II to l, Don Cara
Xxx THIRD RAcE-Fiye and a half fur
1lOO. longs; selling; purse $500.
5iss, SsSs e = ~ SEsidIyJ i e ];
1889 Carmel, Iii (Chevalier)....5 5 S AZ
1922 Silver, 1921 (Hnrichs) ......4 2h AZ
Silly
GOOD start. won easily. Time, iii. WIN
ner, G. M, by Sampson.
Betting: Nellie G 6 to l, Tioga IL to 5, Joe
Cotton II to 5, silver 10 to l, Carmel Ito 1.
11S6 FOURTH RACE-Five and half fur
LOO. longs: handicap; three-year-ods and
upwards purse $780,
Ind. Horse, weight, Jockey. st. ~ Str Fin.
1875 Howard, 106 (Shaw) ........2 81 31a ia
Q139 Monterey, 81 e. Jones)....4 21s
1904 Imp. Ivy. l02 lChsvalier).- lA1L 81
ll46)Gold Bug, 103 (Hinrichs)...5 All AT AZ
1146 Banjo 81 PisgotD. .........1 21s2h 5
Good start. Won handily. Time, 1:07A. Win
ner, CHI. g., by Tyrant-Mayette.
Betting: Howard IL to 5, Monterey to 1, imp
Ivy to i, Gold Bug to 2, Banjo to /.
TIKI FIFTH RACE-One mile; handicap I;
lIOt. three-year-oldsa and upward; purse S4OO
Ind Horse, weight, Jockey: St. IA Str. Fin.
la Flrtilla, 81 g. Jones)......l 81 80 %
1135 Annette, 80 tPggott). .......2 In In S1a
l142 Royal Flush. LOT (shaw)... 2I -
Good start Won cleyerly. Time, ALA. VIM
ner. b. h., by imp Mr.. Pickwick- Miss Lizzie.
Betting: Mr.. Jingle 3 to /, Flirtilla to /,
Annette to J. Royal Flush 13 to 5.
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ney and wife were arrested, to-day and
about $3.50 in counterfeit money was found.
They were sent to Jail.
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ballot-box Miss Hall and Miss Scott have
withdrawn from the contest. This narrows
the struggle down to three-cornered fight.
The vote at present stands as follows:
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| sAN FRANCISCO, July 10, 1895.
ITO FIRST RACE-Five and half fur
| LOO. longs: selling; three-year-olds and up
| ward. nurse $500.
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-07-25

Veal Pic. Stew nice slices Of veal.
While cooking add butter. pepper and
salt When tender thicken the gravy
a little with fur. Make a crust the
same rs for chicken pie; lay In the veal
and part OF the gravy and cover. Bake
three-quarters Of an hour. Serve with
the rest Of the gravy.
Pigs Head Cheese.-Boil the pigs
head until the bones come out and
chop the meat very ane. Boil eight
crackers very fine, add IL TO the meat
and mix thoroughly. Add some sweet
herbs, pepper, salt and spices. Put this
into a mold and press II for two or
three days. II is very nice cut into thin
slices and eaten cold. boston budget
Rice Wafles. lone gill Of rice, three
gills Of flour, one ounce OF butter, three
eggs, a little salt. Roll the rice until
tender, add the butter, -four. salt and
yolks OF the eggs previously beaten
light, after which the mixture must be
beaten very hard. Have the whites OF
the eggs very light, stir in geitly; then
ready for baking. Butter; serve on
heated plates.
Meat and Potato Puffs-Take cold
roast beef, mutton or veal. cut away
all fat and gristlc, chop small, and sea-
son with pepper and salt, also cut
pickles II liked. Boil aud mash some
potatoes, make them into a paste with
an egg, roll out and dredge with flour.
Cut round with a saucer; put some OF the
seasoned meat on one-half, aud fold
the other over like a puff; pinch neatly
aw,..A1 al g.. L.. la.HN.. 14-f.N
brown. These are very good.-House-
keeper.
Potatoes au Gratin.-Pecl, boil and
mash the potatoes Chop lean boiled
nam and a little parsley together. Put
the ham In a stew-pan with a little
melted butter and a pinch Of -four.
Season with pepper and a small guam
tity of inely-rubbed thyme. II no
thyme is at hand. n little dry mustard
can be used. When hot stir In enough
eggs 20 make a thick custard. say four
for a cupful Of ham. Mix the potatoes
thoroughly with this, adding n little
butter, or gravy, II convenient. cover
with bread crumbs and let IL stay in n
hot oven fifteen minutes. II you have
the gravy, let II boil, and pour around
the potatoes when you serve them. II
is mot necessary, however Good House
keeping.
Fruit Cake. Here is a recipe for
spice or fruit cake which has been
used for years and can be recommended
Cor Us keeping qualities as we'll as
goodness: One cup Of molasses, one
cup sugar, two-thirds cup OF butter OF
meat fryings, one cup sour milk, three
eggs, m teaspoonful soda, one tea.
spoonful each nutmeg and cloves, one
and one-half teaspoonfuls cinnamon,
three heaping cups Of -four. To con-
vert this into a fruit cake add currants,
r~aisins, chopped citron or whatever
one wishes. A heaping cup OF seeded
raisins which have been well s~prinkled
with -four makes a nice cake. Prairie
Farmer.
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why some Woman po Not Marrr.

One such woman was used to attack
a new science or language every year.
and, falling, from her lack OF teacher
or companion, would pile the text
books in heaps antu walls Of dusty vol
umes shut In every room Of the house.
She fell at last into a state Of semi
idiocy, and wandered like a ghost
around the village, jabbering scraps OF
foreign tongues which she did not un-
derstand II Is a hereditary habit in
certain families for the women who
have a grief TO shut themselves into a
single room, and remain there for ten,
twenty, thirty years Nor arc the NOR
bid fancies Of these women always
gloomy and sad. They live sometimes
in an enchanted and Of their own. One
whom ! know, a woman OF sensuous
temperament and motherly instincts,
refused 10 marry a man whom she
loved because he had gone TO live in
another town, and she would be forced
10 leave the old house and half aero
which were the center OF this world TO
her. The courtship went on for forty
years, but she WAS true 20 the housed
Another drove her lover away on tho
day Of the wedding because she could
not bring herself ~ change the name
Of Wonson for any other. lie was rich
and she was poor; he remained faith.
full and ready as long az she lived, She
died at seventy, a maiden Wonson stu.
Gould pride Of blood go further7-Re-
becca Harding Davis, In Century.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-07-25
The Vinita
Dipsomania
Cure Co.
AT VlNlTA, |. T.
IMPORTANT

To those who need the treatment for the
Liquor, Morphine or Tobacco habits: The in
stitution located at Yinita for thls purpose Of
fera greater Inducements than any other ofthe
Kind In the United StAtes.
In the hIst place, u 10 away from saloon In
nuence. In the second place, the charges are
lower by half than any other.
This Institution has been In operation one
year, under the charge OF j. II TrOtt. AZ. D.,
q graduate OF medicine, with thirty-nve yearsi
experience. lie has his own treatment and
compounds sud administers all OF his medl-
cines lie 10 by this means able TO administer
10 each patient the strength Of medicine adapt
ell 10 each Individual case.
This treatment has been so reduced In price
As to bring IL In reach OF all who desire IL. The
price for either the Liquor or Morphine sure Ia
$50 OOj the Tobacco cure IL % 90, sent by ex-
press 10 any address on receipt Of the price.
Anyone taking the Liquor or Morphine cure
not satlshed that the treatment 10 a success
Will have their money refunded TO them when
the treatment Is finished.
This treatment has proven q perfect success,
Every patient who has taken ID has been thor
oughly cured and not aslngle one has returned
10 the habit again. You are INVITED to investl-
gate this treatment before going elsewhere.
This you can do by corresponding with the
prominent busines0 and professional men OF
been cured OF all OF these habits under this
treatment. together with their pOstonice adj
drese will be cheeriully furnished on Applica-
ton BY mail, 90 that anyone desiring may
enter Into correspondence with them. This IL
a home Institution.
lrott' NJ. y viii meet with a prompt re-
sponse, and all letterA are treated as cOnhden-
J. r. TRoTT, M. o.,
Loci box 2J5, NinitA, Ind. Ter.
Omee In Hill building,