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MANY DIVORCES.
Unhappy Wives and Husbands VINO ne
gained Their Freedom
Yesterday.

Carrie E. Ward has gained a divorce
from James NJ Ward, the actor, on &C
count of the latter's extreme cruelty,
Judge Trout granting the decree. The
case was defaulted.
In Judge Troutt's court Mrs. Sadie Nc
Donald is the plaintiff in a divorce suit
against Miles Mcdonald, a wealthy ranch
man of Petaluma. The charge against the
husband is willful neglect.
Lottie B. Lane has been divorced from
John H. Lane on the ground of cruelty.
There was no contest. Mrs. Lane is
awarded SIS a month allmony and the
custody of a minor child.
Anne C. Mcclellan of 61S Eddy has an
action for divorce pending in Judge
Troutt's court against David S. Mcclellan,
a merchant of San Jose. She charges her
husband with cruelty.
a decree of divorce has been granted to
the plaintiff in the divorce case Of Adele
Burns against Frank Burns, the latter
making no defense to the charge of willful
desertion.
Sarah j. Taucher has been divorced from
Frederick Taucher on account of the lat
tors willful neglect.
Judge Seawell has granted divorce to
L. L. Theodore Binner, a salesman at
Plum's furniture-store. Mr.. Binner showed
that his wife, Bertha Binner, deserted HIM
in 1889. The marriage was at Brooklyn in
1887.
Henry Straub proved in Judge Hunts
court yesterday that his wife, Louise
Straub, deserted him after two weeks OF
married life, and a divorce was granted
to him.
Nav Bertrand has filed answer to the
suit of her husband, Eugene Bertrand, de-
nying that she or her relatives coerced the
plaintiff into matrimony.
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SAN FRANCISCO Call"

BUSINESS OFFICE ofthe San Francisco CALL
,lr Market street, open until II O'Clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-53O Montgomery street,
corner Clay: open until $3.50 O'Clock.
SS9Hayes street, open until $50 o'clock
III Larktn street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
SW. corner sixteenth and Mission streets, open
until O'Clock.
25lS Mission street, open until O'Clock.
ll6 Ninth street open until $3.50 o'clock
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J. s. Macintosh is suing A. C. Freese. admin
istrator of the William c. Bishop estate, tc
Quiet title to a 500 horse named PaSha.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

HOW TO BECOME A CLAIRVOYANT-KEY
IL to the mystery OF mediumship; most wonder
full book since the Bible; 80 cents. NATIONAL
PUBLISHING CO., 606 Montgomery St. S. f.
NINE. MOREAU-GREAT AND ONLY ME-
vi dunn; give her call; ice 25c up. 131 Fourth st.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-Continued.

SJIUAIIONS IED-CohOihueu.
CTUATIoN WANTED BY FIRsT-CLAss
- cutter; good references; work by wages or piece
Address Cutter box II, Call.
M ANTED-WoRK BY A PAPER-HANGER !;
w day. roll or Job. Address r. c. HALL, 1877
Mission st.
COBER MIDDLE-AGED MAN WANTS PLACE
~ in private family good plain cook: used 10
horses and garden and carpenters TOOLS good ref
erences. Address J. W., COL First, cor. Webster,
Oakland.
ID descent, children; man handy with TOOLS
frst-class around horses. buggies, garden, also
farmer wife good housekeeper. Ad 1ress NJ. F..
box 20, Call Office.
w position Waterman collector or any re-
sponsible position NJ. A., 226 Taylor ST.
A TRUSTY SERVANT, WELL AC-
n quainted in Europe, speaks Spanish, French
italian and English, wishes 10 go abroad with
family; best OF references. B.. Box 5, Call Office
MAN AND WIFE: NEW ENGLAND PEG
Nl pie; man understands care of horses, cattle
and grounds; good driver; wife competent cook
and housekeeper; good general worker: years
California reference: city or country. Address N.
F., box 81, this office.
EIRST-CLAss EXPERIENCED CUTTER
wants position in CITY country. Address
STEIN, SIMON q CO., Market and First SITS
DAIRY-WANTED POSITION IN DAIRY BY
~ competent young man and wife without chill
dren; wife TO do cooking: man as foreman OF TO 90
work pertaining 10 dairy in any other capacity.
Address FRANK MILLER, Pacific Hotel San
Jose. Cal.
CITUATION AS COACRMAN BY MAN WHO
~ thoroughly understands care of fine horses and
carriages and gardening best of references. NJ H.,
box 113, Call Office.
w ANTED-POSITION TO WORK IN STORE
w as porter or drive delivery wagon; well &C
quainted with city; references Address n. LIN
TON, 547 Mnna st.
CITUATION WANTED BY A GERMAN
y American 3s years of age understands gar
dening; take care of horses; can milk; reasonable
wages. Address Postoffice North Tenn escal, near
Oakland Cal,
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CARPET CLEANING.
PIANOS. vIoLINs. ETC.

A BARGAIN LIST OF PIANOS.
IA All fully warranted for five years.
CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS.
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To the stockholders OF the Honey Lake Valley
Townsite Company.
The regular annual meeting Of the above-named
corporation not having been called or held at the
time specified for said meeting in the bylaws Of
said corporation. and time thereafter for the
holding Of said meeting being provided for in said
bylaws, or ordered by the Board of Directors of
said corporation and the annual election of a
Board OF Directors OF said corporation not having
taken place the day appointed therefor in said
bylaws, and no day thereafter being provided for
by said bylaws, and said election not having been
adjourned to ordered by the Board of Directors
for any other day, and the owners o? more than
majority of the shares of the capital STOCK of said
corporation having called for a meeting of the
stockholders thereof for the purpose of holding the
annual election OF Board Of Directors OF said cor
poration:
\ meeting of the stockholders Of said corporation
is hereby called, to be held the Office OF said
pOration, kOom No. So Columbian building, No
9l6 Market ST., San Francisco, California, on
TUESDAY, the Goth day of August, 1895, at .
O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF holding the an
nual election of Board OF Directors of said cor
poration and for the transaction of such BUSINESS
as may regularly come before said meeting.
BY order of the President.
7 7
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WILLIAM B. LAKE, Secretary.
re- MEET TO GET MONEY OF UNCLE
~ HARRIS. Is Grant ave. near Geary ST.

r. WALDECK SANATORIUM-THE AN
S~S nual meeting of the stockholders of the Wal
deck SanatoriUm will be held at 404 Eddy ST. on
THURSDAY, August s, at $50 P. NJ. BY order OF
L. =. POTTS. President
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RR RICHMOND PROPERTY OWNERS
G~S Regular meeting of Point Lobos Improve
ment Club at Farrel's Hall THIS "WEDNESDAY
EVENING. Important business concerning your
interests T. G. PARKER, President.
w p JOHNSON Secretary
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YOUNG DANISH GIRL WANTS SITUATION
L in American family to assist in general house
work; speaks no English. Call or address E. n.
ALSING, S04 FiIhert ST.
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P. McHUeH. Secretary.

PR BRICKLAYERs-THER WILL BE a
EE~S regular meeting of your association al
B mai Birth Hall, 121 Eddy ST, THIS (WEDNES-
DAY. EVENING, August 7, at o'clock. Bust
ness of great Importance.
JOHN CAMPBELL, President.
T. NJ. SMITH Secretary.
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C. f. COOPER, Secretary.

- OFFICE OF THE GERMAN SAVINGS
IT>S and Loan SoCiety-The annual meeting of
the stockholders of the German Savings and Loan
Society will be held at the Office of the society, No
526 California street. in the CITY and County of
san Francisco. State of California, on MONDAY
the 18th day OF August, 1898, at s O'Clock P. NJ
for the election of board of directors to serve for
the ensuing year, and the transaction of such
other business as shall legally come before the
meeting. GEO. TOURNY, Secretary.
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OFFICE-CLEANING WASHING OR ANY
" kind of work by the day wanted by a neat
English woman; good references. Address English,
box Z, Call.
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SPIRITUALISM.
MRS. FULTON: MATERIALIZING SEANCE
vi tonight, so Cts: sits daily 81 Fell st.
GALL ON "BUENA VISTA" FOR ADVICE;
- ladies only. 105 Stockton, Office 6. ADDIE
SWAIN.
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WOMAN WITH 2 CHILDREN WANTS SIT
w uation in country to work on ranch or board
ing-house. Call or address 749 Market st.
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Young GERMAN GIRL WISHES sITUA-
L ton in light homework; cook Apply 2
Precita ave. bet. 27th and 2Sth sts.. OF Mission
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ASTROLOGY.

ASTROLOGY.
---->~~~---~~~--------~-~------
A STRAL SEER-PROF. HOLMES, 523 GEAR
IA st.: horoscopes, questions. stocks advice
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nRESSMAKER. MAKES A SPECIALITY OF
- chidren's dresses and ladies' wrappers; also
white sewing; would go out at 81 25 per day; ref
erence given. 1907 Buchanan
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NURSE, COMPETENT TO TAKE ENTIRE
~ charge OF infant or growing children; best city
references J. S. 6l2 Powell st.
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- IRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO GEN
VI eral Homework in private family. Call at 1854
st
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DASH PAID FOR FURNITURE AND MER-
~ chandise. L. II. BURD, Auctioneer, 10 Fulton.
II G. KRASKY, CARPETS. PICTURES.
IL. folding. iron beds, furniture; low prices; Cal
stepladder manufactd for the trade. 779 Mission.
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re- OFFICE OF HONEY LAKE VALLEY
EF~D Townsite Company.
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re- A. o. H, B. OF f, DIVISION &xNS
E5~1 No. 6-Your regular monthly meet MIMI
ing viii be held THIS tWEDNESDAN) GNM
EVENING, August 7, at o'clock. All eCE9!'
members are requested to attend, also can . W
didates for admission. BY order of
President
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CARPETS.
brussels, 45c, LAID: ROXBURY BRUS-
ID sells, 75c. laid; linoleum, 40c; heavy oilcloth.
zoe: open evenings. SHREK. 13l0-1312 Stockton.
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MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES SITUA-
vi ton to do general housowork is good cook
good city references. Call 746 Mission ST.
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Young SWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUA-
l. tiun for general Homework: wages. $50 to S25
per month. u Laskie St. OF Mission. mr.. Ninth.
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COMPETENT WOMAN WITH THE BEST
" of reference wishes situation to do general
Oakland; wages $l5. Address \. D., box u, Call
Office
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NOTICE OF BIEETINGs.

- CAIIFORNIA COUNCIL NO. 2, n
EF~S r. and 5. NJ. will meet THIS "a
. WEDNESDAY, EVENING, August Z, at EN
7:3O o'clock for business and degrees. BY "
order of the t. L. NJ. FRANKLIN II. DAY,
Recorder
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Young DRESSMAKER DESIRES GENTS
L suspenders and muflers TO embroider to orde
Room IS. los Stockton ST.
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v1croR HorFMANN. Recordlng secretary.

RS MAGNOLIA LODGE NO. %. .sSeAsss.
G~S I. o. .. F.-The officers and zSZST-SSS[A
funeral detail will meet in the lodge EESES@
room on THURSDAY. Aug. s, at ! 80 7$SieN%>
p NJ TO attend the funeral OF our late brother
PETER WOLF. SAMUEL POLACK, Sec.
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YOU'VE GIRL Is YEARS OLD WOULD LIKE
L TO have place in a Protestant family to assist
with housework: references If required; wages $40.
Address ". X. ia Twenty-thIrd
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I ADY WANTS POSITION AS HOUSE
IL keeper. Call at Il Turk ST., rm. 8, after 10 A NJ
YOUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
Il housekeeper. Call at II Kearny ST., room 81
first floor.
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(tIRL WANTS SITUATION, CITY OR COUN-
VI Try. homework and housework Gail 800 Bush
ST., room S4
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COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE
" writer wishes position: experienced and capable
in all branches; wages secondary. Address c, box
Al. Call
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To the stockholders or the Honey Lake valley
1oMnsite Company.
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Young WIDOW OF REFINEME Mt DESIRES
i a situation as housekeeper companion. Ad-
dress Reliable box 2l, Call Office.
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EIRST-CLASS COOK WANTS SITUATION:
i would do general homework: fine reference.
21S Austin ST., bet. Franklin and Van Ness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08
TEMPERiNG ALUMINIUM.
Important Discovery OF a Canadian Black
-miIh->uceessfuI Tests

QUEBEc. Can March The success
full tempering Of aluminium so as 10
give il the consistency OF iron is the
latest triumph Of f. Allard. the
Lewis blacksmith. whose redis-
covery Of the lost Egyptian art
Of hardening copper startled the me-
chanical world some three or four
year, ago. and only failed to make the
fortune Of the author because Of the
expensiveness Of the project A recent
trial Of Aliard's tempered aluminium
mas proved the success Of his new
method and the practical purposes 10
which il j. applied After having given
the resistance If iron To a number OF
articles manufactured by him est of
aluminium he has made and hardened
cannon, which has just been tested
In the presence Of Col. Spence. the
American consul general here. and
number 81 other dignitaries. with the
greatest success.
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AN UNTARNiSHED NAME.
No Scandals Connected with Anna Gouid's
Husband Be.

PARIS. March The engagement
of Count DE Ca>tellane 10 Miss Anna
Gould has caused the liveliest interest
N Paris. and NJ Lefebre. editor 81 the
Rappel and the Dix Neuvieme Steele.
has caused careful inquiry to he made
by his reporters into the personal
record Of the prospective bride
groom They md that the young man
J. quite extraordinary for a in-de-
steele noblcman in that no feminine
scandal has ever been connected with
his name; that he j. neither gambler
at the many circles % Paris nor at the
race tracks. ana that lie has occupied
his time with the manifest 0f sports in
place Of the usual designations
81 his colleagues lie i
good shot. good horseman
and remarkably popular among
his associates. although his rather
feminine appearance has given him the
familiar sohriquet among chem os
"fowder-putf Tie family i one 81
three or four " the most esteemed II
the ancient regime. and his wife viii
certainly he assured. a accepted bv
his parents. of immediate entree into
the most exclusive circles Of the Fau-
bOur- ~ Germain
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The CUBAN REVOLT.
Insurgents with Rifles and Cartridge.
Captured->hot Dead.

HAVANA. March The governor OF
Pinar del Rio made raid on an insur-
gent resort. about six miles from the
provincial capital. yesterday and cap
tur,d twenty rifles and 1900 cart
ridges Guillermo and Pedro Acevedo.
conspicuous insurgents. and two stray
members Of Coloma's band have gone
To the Matanzas authorities and pro-
tossed their submission.
Among the men captured with Colo
mas band is son of the director Of
Relna Mercedes hospital in this city.
Antonio Carbelo. an Havana tailor.
was oyertaken by troops at Yaguara-
mas. near Yaguey-Grande- He was
carrying arms and displayed revolu-
tionary emblems. As he refused to
surrender he was shot dead
The committee from the Barre insur-
gents has not returned to Santiago for
further consultation with Gen. La
Chambre. but after comforting with
the insurgent leaders he has gone to
Palma Soriano.
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CAFFERYS ESTATE.


CHICAGO. March ATTORNEY Eeala.
OF Georgetown. D. g.. recently discov-
cred the aged woman who was the
first wife 81 the late John McCafferr.
of Chicago, the mysterious old settler
whose will revealed for the first time
the existence Of three separate. fami-
lies Of children. The discovery Of At
toTnev Beale will result not only in
added complications for the probate
court 10 dispose Of in the settle
ment Of the $500. 900 estate left bv
NcCaffery, the first wife being entitled
To one-third Of the personal property.
amounting to $4,000. but the fact
that Mrs. McCatfery No. / i stsll alive
in Maryland viii cloud the title to mil
lions Of dollars worth Of property.
most Of which is situated in the town
OF Lake. now part Of the city, where
the deceased lived. He made a prac-
tice Of investing his surplus money in
the purchase of tax titles when lands
We're sold for default Of payment
of taxes When the real owner CD
posed McCaffery for a tax deed. the
latter signed the deeds as bachelor.
or the deeds were joined in by one Of
the two women whom he was supposed
% have married at different times in
the city. and who were recognized bv
him as his wives McCaffrey's will
provided that. II necessary. five year,
should be devoted - finding the chill
drcn ~ his first wife and their heirs.
ne not believing his first wife was
alive
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DRouGnr PROOF FIELD CORY.

Here IS something new. Despite IL,
days without drop of rain. Salzer,
new Yellow Dent corn yielded on ;
large acreage over sixty-eight bushels
per acre, while the department OF
agriculture reports the average Weld
on corn but "a tribe over twehty
bushels per acre in the United States.
Now think Of the Possibilities of thi,
corn In good corn season, II will
dou ole this yield then or 1876 bus.
II you WILL CUT THIS orr AND SEND IT
with lie postage 20 the John A. Salzer
seed company. Lacrosse. Wis. You will
get free a pack of this DRorru Poor
CORN and their mammoth catalogue. tx |
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LONDON. March a Central News
dispatch from Toxic under date Of
February 81 says:
Field Marshal Ovama reports that
on the morning Of February "A the
first division Of the Japanese army
about kai Ping defeated the enemy
near Tai-Ping- In the afternoon
Of the same day force Of about IA 900
Of the enemy with twenty guns began
an attack from Pei-Mai-Taz. Ton-Cha-
Iiotz and ao-Ya-Naim- After a heavy
cannonade- we attacked their center
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and re-.
pulsed them. driving them toward
hing-Cow. Our loss was twenty killed
and $50 wounded. including seven Off
GERS The enemy lost 200 killed. Tn.
number of their wounded is unknown.
The natives state that the Chinese
came in full force. 10000 strong. led by
Generals sung Ma, Shang and Chang
Sung.
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The GRANT STATUE

Presented 10 the Government some we~ki
Ago nv the strand Army of the R-pub-
lie Rejected by the Joint Committee ga
Library 81 the House AMI senate. Not
Being . Faithful Representation ssf LIS
Original.
WASHINGTON. March The Joint
library CONN ittee ~ the house and
senate yesterday decided. by 4 nnani-
nous vote. 10 reject the statue Of Gen.
Grant which was presented some
weeks ago to the government bv the
Grand Army Of the Republic. II was
decided that the statue was not cor
rect representation Of Gen. Grant. and
that its facial resemblance 10 the great
leader If the federal armies was - inn
perfect that il would not be recognized
unless labeled by the generals name.
The statue was chi>eled by Franklin
Simmons. who modelled the statue Of
Roger sherman. which has stood for
some years in >iatuary hall a the gift
Of the state If Rhode Island.
IL was proposed 10 place ii in the
main hall Of the capitol building. and
this intention would doubtless have
been carried out but for the decis ION
of the committee not to accept il.
The committee scted with great de-
liberation They consulted number
of public men who enjoyed for years a
personal acquaintance with Gen.
Grant Among others whose opinions
were asked were Representatives lien
derson apd Hopkins. OF Illinois; Hep
burn. Of IOWA. and senator Morrill,. ~
Vermont. all Of whom agreed that it
was not satisfactory from an artists
Doinr of view
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ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH,
which Withstood the .Johnsfown FLOOD
DESTROYED bv Fire.

JoHSsrowN. Pa. March THE large
Il Joseph's German Catholic church.
which withstood the hrunt of the ter.
rible flood Of May 81. l>-s. was. at ) a.
m. destroyed by fire. Within ten
minutes after the fire started in the
basement the flames had spread to
every part OF the structure. An hour
later the immense dome. and the heavy
walls fell in and several firemcn barely
escaped with their lives. After the fire
was under control Louis Pfarr was ia
tally injured and man named Boltz
badly injured by being caught under
a falling wall while looking at the
ruins The loss j. about $50, 600. and
IS fully covered by insurance
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REV. SAM JONES
seils Nashville Audience His Opinion OF
the novernorship Larceny.

NAsHvHIE. Tenn. March Rev.
sam Jones. the noted evangelist.
preached % over 1000 people IL the
Gospel tabernacle in this city Thurs
iay night. lie took for III theme
the gaocrnatorial inudGle and was
most severe in his arrairn-
ment of the democratic ma
iority in the legislature. Among
other things he said: If there IL. any
sort q gambler that ! have any sort OF
respect for il j gambler that never
squeal>. II were a democrat. and |
have been counted with that party.
and republican bested me getting
there | would BE the last little
nee dog this side Of he'll be-
fore Ia squeal. II there i
anything rnean the gang at the
capitol have not done in the past two
months it j. because they don't know
how. They have sinned up 10 the
measure Of their intelligence and have
been put TO sore straits TO steal the
governorship cOnstitutionally.
These utteranccs were vigorously
applauded by the congregation.
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Down to Death with . waIi-Four Dead
and several Injured.

NEW YORK March 2.--The rear wall
of the old six-story malt house on the
corner Of Forty-third street and Tenth
avenue, in course Of demolition. fell
suddenly at a m. carrying with il
and burying in its ruins over a dozen
workmen. One man was found dead
in the ruins; one man died on the way
TO the hospital ard two are known 10
be buried in the -uins. They are sup
posed to b. dead. Seven men were in
jured. some Of them fatally. 1t is
Thought there ruay be others buried IN
the ruins