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GODS HOURS.

Around the grave of gladness let there grow
The plant called patience silver challced, sweet
AS winds that from the Maytime meadows blow,
And it shall calm thy hearts rebeilious beat
For know thou art no child of chance or fate,
"God's hours are never late"
Still must thou weave life's fabric to the end,
Yes, though its bright threads all are bleached
with tears.
And weary hands can scarce the shuttle send
He who hath set thy pattern counts the years.
Before the loom with steadfast courage wait,
goods hours are never late"
Wear, then, this flower of patience on thy breast
When sorrow knocks and stays to sup with thee,
She leaves blessing where she bides guest
OF higher hope and wider sympathy.
Look up-this message from the sky awaits
"God's hours are never late"
Thy times are in his hand who orders best 4i
The seasons of the soul. Toll on and trust.
The twilight star shall surely bring thee rest;
He who hath marked a sparrow in the dust
With loving eye regardeth thine estate,
Goods hours are never late.'
LULU w. MITCHELL in hicago Inter Ocean.
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the day fixed in the British ultimatum to pass,
was punished by having British fleet take
possession OF Corinto. But good many
things have happened since that former affair,
and since Venezuela received her ultimatum
from Lord Salisbury. The time for the en-
forcement OF the ultimatum against her has
expired without any movement, so far as is
known, either of the flying squadron or of
other British naval forces toward her coast.
Exactly what arrangement, if any, has been
made with Venezuela in this matter does not
appear. whether she has been willing to con-
been suffered by Barnes apart from her
boundary dispute, in view of the fact that the
high commission is now considering the lat
ter, or whether she holds to her original
ground that the Yuruan incident is too closely
involved with the boundary question to be
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ton OF the cargo, etc., which he faithfully de-
livers to the "boys" for publication.
Mr.. Bendall likes San Francisco and enjoys
the society of the many friends he has made
here, but he is always glad when the Monowai's IS
bow is turned toward the far southwest. The
purser is very shy young man and will not
talk on tender topics, but the newspaper men
who have been welcomed to his stateroom have
seen the picture of an exceedingly pretty girl,
whose home is under the CLEAN OF the Southern
Cross. Possibly this is why the purser is better
pleased when the good Monowai is following
her fgurehead to New Zealand.
The Rev. C. Graham Gardner of London, who
has been for nine years laboring in Japan as a
missionary of the English church, was one of
the passengers by the Australia, and is at the
Occidental. He is accompanied by his family,
"During the considerable time have been
in Japan" said the reverend gentlem an yes
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AROUND THE CORRIDORS.

One of the most popular pursers of the Pa
cifc liners is Bernard B. Bendan of tha steam
ship Monowai, which leaves to-day for Homo
lulu and Sydney. Purser BendalI is native
OF New Zealand and is 27 years old. He has
been in the employ Of the Union line, to which
the Monowai belongs, as clerk and purser for
IL years.
Mr.. Bendall is known to all the newspaper
men OF San Francisco as the prince OF pursers
and the steamship officer who always has s.a
story" for the reporter. 1t is his custom when
his vessel is nearing port to prepare copy for
each City paper of all the incidents of the
voyage, accountsof notable passengers, descrip-
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THE YURUAN INCIDENT.

On Wednesday, the Goth OF February, the
time limit of the ultimatum presented by
Great Britain to Venezuela expired. By or
before that day, as we understand the matter,
Venezuela was, according to England's terms,
to make those pecuniary and other amends,
which the latter had fixed, for the alleged
i'll treatment of Inspector Barnes or to run the
risk of having force employed against her.
Venezuela had before her the fate of Nicar-
aqua, which, declining to have England act as
judge and jury in settling the damages
claimed in the Bluefelds affair, and allowir,g
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

HOME FOR GIRLs-Reader, Stockton, Gal.
There is at 929 Pine street, in this City, ahome
for working girls.
CARLEroN-J. ]. F., City. w. 7. Carleton did
not appear In this City with the Bostonlans
in the opera of Robin Hood"
THE ARcHITEcTs-L. H., City. The architect
for the Palace Hotel was John P. Gaynor OF this
City, and the architects for the Mills building
were Burnham d Root OF Chicago.
LEGAL OPINIoN-C. T s., Elmira, CAL The
question you ask is one that demands legal
opinion. 1t cannot be answered in this de-
partment for the reason that Answers to Cor,
respondents does not undertake to give legal
opinions.
SToCKHoLDERs-J. r., City. In the Pacific
Bank case the Supreme Court decided recently
that each individual stakeholder is responsible
for his proportion of the solvent stock, but did
not decide that he should be liable for the un-
paid assessments of another.
PADEREwsKI'S RECITAL-A. r. R., City. At
the recital by Paderewski at the California on
the 21st of February the great pianist did not,
after rendering Cbopins valse, A fat, op. AZ,
give an encore, but gave, according to pro-
gramme, Legend No. 2, written by himself.
IRON LANDs-F. ", Los Angeles, Cal. Lands
containing valuable deposits of iron can only
laws of Congress, The proceedings are the
same as those equired for lodes having gold,
silver, copper, etc. A location of such lands
by one or more persons shall equal, but not ex-
ceed, 1900 feet along the length of the lode, no
claim to exceed 800 feet on each side of the
middle OF the vein, nor be limited to less than
twenty-five feet on each side.
DEEP sEA-E. F. B., Los Gatos, Cal. If a
bottle, tightly corked and sealed, was forced
down into the ocean 200 fathoms no liquid
would be forced through its sides by the pres
sure of the water. Bottles have been sent
down in many instances and where depth of
1000 fathoms was reached the bottle, when re-
turned to the surface, was crackled and when
exposed to the air went into fragments. In
many instances bottles have been brought up
after being sent down to a great depth, and
these were found to contain water, which no
doubt had forced is way through some imp per-
fecrion OF the glass not visible to the naked
eye. but the water was not fresh. In many
other cases empty bottles sent down the same
distance were brought up empty. There is no
truth in the assertion that an empty bottle
sent down into the ocean great distance
will, when returned to the surface, be found
to contain fresh water.
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former status and became, as before.
hardly worth consideration 1t is safe to
say that to-day our trade with Cuba, that
is, our export trade, does not approach in
volume the interchange of domestic prod
ucts between almost any two of the great
STATES of the Union. For this reason it
can stand the boycott if Cuba can, but
such ill-advised action will certainly not
tend to make relations any more amicable
between the Spanish power in Cuba and
the United States than they are at present.
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CURRENT HUMoR.

Anything new at the seance?"
eyes. Rabelais was there, swearing horribly
because his laurel wreath had been stolen by
Thomas sHardy."-Chicago Record.
Employer Qkindly)-You are becoming very
round-shouldered, Mr.. Faithful.
Bookkeeper (with hopes Of holiday)-Yes,
fear that am.
Employer (solicitously) Hadn't you better
stop riding bicycle ?-Boston Post.
care you going to call on our new neighbor,
Mrs. L?"
best society"
"How do you krow?"
Because she has such pleasant manners
New York Tribune.
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settled apart from it, is not yet announced.
But the one fact about which there seems to
be no doubt is that the day fixed by England's
arrogant ultimatum has passed without her
receiving the indemnity she demanded, and
that she has not yet attempted to repeat her
Corinto game.--New York Sun.
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,.ae stronger, mentally and physicaiiy'
than the men.
Nine. Meissionier has preaenfa nve asaat ssa
,,ettes in. cast bronze, the work ,f tne sie"'
nsinter. to the Luxem bourg Caller.
senator Hale OF Maine has rathea thin nall;
which he carefully parts in the middle anu
hrrsbes down un til it shines like silk
Senator Shoup of Idaho is entirel. Dald, or
boir is left is SO light in color ana SO
snarseIv scattered that it is not to be sen.
The Archduchess Maria Theresa OF Alstrla is
said to be the strongest woman III tii woi
ontsioa of .. circus. She can lift an ordinary
man with one hand.
Watts, the artist, who is nearly oo yeas oiu'
eats .neitber fruit nor vegetables. "Beef in
certain forms or little game, tiny piece OF
toast and little cream" he says forms ms
daily fare.
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| At dinner in Washington Joseph H. Choate
made the statement that he had never seen
| game OF poker played, never attended horse
race and never travelled on pass. A Senator
| in the group regretfully said: 'I wish could
| say that" why not? Choate does," replied
Speaker Reed
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CALIFORNIANS IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, N Y, March 6.-Among recent
arrivals are: B. Raymonville, Holland; ]. G..
Paine, Grand Union; j. w. Johnson, St. Cloud /;
r. X. Howk, Morton; J "A. McNear, Holland /;
L. Willard, Hoffman; H. K. Pfuhl, Imperial.
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1t seems the tricksters of the railroad
not only forged proxy, but by false pre-
lenses got an innocent man to vote it.
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SPECIAL information daily to manufacturers
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau tAllen's), $40 Montgomery
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Spain and Italy might as well agree to
help one another turn loose.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

There may not be much glory in hunt
ing political coyotes out OF the Republican
vineyard, but there is lots of fun in 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

Do not put off taking spring medicine Little
ailments il neglected viii soon break up the sys
tenn. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla nbw to expel
disease and give you health and strength.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

1t is through local organizations that the
Republican party has always acted, and
why should the custom be changed now?
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" are unrivaled
for relieving Coughs, Hoarseness and all Throat
Troubles. Sold only in boxes.
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Wherever the tricksters are thickest is
the place to make the cleanest sweep.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

The Southern Pacific machine is as ter.
rible looking as ever, but the power that
moves it is weakening every day.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

The monopoly rascals may not have in
tended to steal anything, but what were
they doing in the Republican hen roost?
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

In their eagerness to see what was in the
Southern Pacific SACK the biundering
tTicksters let the cat out of the bag.
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MANY causes induce gray hair, but PARKER's
HAIR BAIsAM brings back the youthful color.
PARKER's GINGER Tonic cures inward pains
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

The attempt to steal the Republican or
ganization was made by hog combine
but the hog is dead.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

The Italians have not learned the com
mon sense OF not swapping horses while
crossing stream and Crispi must go.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

Mr. Huntington must either sharpen
his old tools or get new ones.
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Republicans of every county in the State
are interested in the contest for local con-
troll of local polircs.
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Under the impulse of the right move
ment things are taking tie right shape.
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1t is worth noting that the Abyssinians
are not asking any foreign country to
recognize their independence.
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Spanish students are at liberty to hurl
defiance at our august Senate, but they
mustn't muss up our flag.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

Democratic Congressman no longer de-
fend Cleveland, but they still yelp when he
is hit.
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DIR. SIEGERT's Angostura Bitters, Endorsed by
physicians and chemists for purity and whole
SOmenesS
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Just few more steps in rascality are all
that is needed to land some of the big
tricksters of the Kentucky company in a
California prison.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

The campaign has been very properly
opened by lifting the cover off and expos
ing the Southern Pacific rat in the meal
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

Local politics at present is hot only at
one end and that is the end Mr.. Kelly got
hold of.
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Delegates who claim to represent the
Republican party in State convention
must be elected by Republicans and not
appointed by gang.
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1t won't be long now before the political
coyote can be known by his howl as he
takes to the woods.
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1t is natural that Cleveland should be
trying to gain time on the issues before
him, for there is nothing else left him to
gain.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

In agreeing to compromise on the Cuban
resolutions, the Senate has compromised
the whole question.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

By this time Mr.. Cleveland has learned
that his speech on home missions was for
eign to the subject.
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BY winning the battle for purity in its
own ranks, the Republican party will as
sure the people of a pure administration
when it comes into power.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

Honest politics is no new broom, but it
can sweep clean.
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Zip! / got him. said Mr.. Mahoney
when he thought that Melsing's proxy was
fly. Zip 1 let him co. is what he said
when he found it was a hornet.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

1t was Fitzsimmons lick in the Fourth
District.
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casion Jerry found silver spoon that had
been thrown out by accident. 1t had been last
used Tor eating an orange and by allowing
Jerry to smell the fruit he was able to locate
the lost article. "'o
jerry has been known to place two articles
togetner In such way that he could carry
dnem at once instead OF making TWO trips To
he has done would be a long task. but the ver.
dict OF all who know him is that he is the
smartest dog in California. VIC
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Jacob Shaen denounees the scheme by
which he was induced to vote the fraudu-
lent proxy of Gustave Melsing as "a dirty
trick" and that is exactly what it was.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

The meeting at the Baldwin was not
lucky.
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THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.

Says Mr.. Mahoney to Mr.. Kelly, "Wot
Poll -
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1t will be well for Democrats to give an
interested attention to the vigor with which
the Republican party is drubbing the
monopoly rascals, for it intends to give
Democracy an equal drubbing little later
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The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

TOWNSHIPS famous broken candy, 1oc lb. =
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

AS Republican victory is a certainty
this year every effort will be made by the
Southern Pacific of Kentucky to obtain
control of its organization, and loyal Re.
publicans in every county must be on
guard.
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In the prospects of the republican party
there is at this time enough of danger to
rouse the courageous. enough of assurance
to encourage the least sanguine, enough OF
greatness to excite the Indifferent and
enough of honor to inspire the loyal with
true enthusiasm.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

1t is by acting through local organza-
tions and giving every member of the
party an equal voice that the Republican
party maintains the great principle of a
govern ment Of the people by the people
for the people.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

HOME FOR G1RLs-Reader, Stockton, Cal.
There is at 929 Pine street, in this City, anome
for working girls.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-07

tTicksters let the cat out of the bag.
1t seems the tricksters of the railroad
not only forged proxy, but by false pre-
lenses got an innocent man to vote it.
The Italians have not learned the COM
mon sense OF not swapping horses while
crossing stream and Crispi must go.
There may not be much glory in hunt
ing political coyotes out Of the Republican
vineyard, but there is lots of fun in 1t.
1t is through local organizations that the
Republican party has always acted, and
why should the custom be changed now?
The monopoly rascals may not have in
tended to steal anything, but what were
they doing in the Republican hen roost?
The campaign has been very properly
opened by lifting the cover off and expos
ing the Southern Pacific rat in the meal
tub.
1t is natural that Cleveland should be
trying to gain time on the issues before
him, for there is nothing else left him to
gain.
Just few more steps in rascality are all
that is needed to land some of the big
tricksters of the Kentucky company in
California prison.
Delegates who claim to represent the
Republican party in State convention
must be elected by Republicans and not
appointed by gang.
By winning the battle for purity in its
own ranks, the Republican party will as
sure the people of pure administration
when it comes into power.
Zip! / got him." said Mr. Mahoney
when he thought that Melsing's proxy was
fly. ''Zipl let him go" is what he said
when he found it was hornet
Jacob Shaen denounees the scheme by
which he was induced to vote the fraudu-
lent proxy of Gustave Melsing as ia dirty
trick" and that is exactly what it was.
1t will be we'll for Democrats to give an
interested attention to the vigor with which
the Republican party is drubbing the
monopoly rascals, for it intends to give
Democracy an equal drubbing little later
on.
AS Republican victory is certainty
this year every effort will be made by the
Southern Pacific of Kentucky to obtain
control of its organization, and loyal Re.
publicans in every county must be on
guard.
1t is by acting through local organiza-
tions and giving every member of the
party an equal voice that the Republican
party maintains the great principle of a
governs ment OF the people by the people
for the people.
In the prospects of the republican party
there is at this time enough of danger to
rouse the courageous, enough of assurance
to encourage the least sanguine, enough OF
greatness to excite the Indifferent and
enough of honor to inspire the loyal with
true enthusiasm.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-08-14

Arthur S. Goodell, proprietor Of the
Old Man corral at Silver City, in this
paper announces he is a candidate for
the nomination as collector on the re-
publican ticket. Mr.. Goodell is one
of the solid men Of Silver City and il
elected would make a first class col
lector. His wide acquaintance and
extended popularity through the coun-
ty will make him a hard man to beat
election day.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-08-14

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