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LIVINGSTON Locals.
Jun li,il Appeals 10 the covor
'Ardon--Aionn 10 DO Mlnr nor Ior

'''' i,,n Appcais 10 the Governor ,o,
"'"o"--''"hr To be Marcel. '''
rNinis'oh' Texas. June a-Consiacr.
abe interest Is being expressed ,s 80 st.
pr"hable action OF Governor cum ,'''
~ the mhitrr OF committing tho das,.
sentence OF Jim nm for tho ,,nr,,,,.
Hooker Morris The Post rcpor,or n,yo,.
saw tho petition scnt up IN his h,h,,r
nut is Informed that II does not So, ,,r,,,
"ny newly discovered testimony or re,.
son Tor such action. but alleges ina, ~
ends Of Justice will be served bv su,n,
Communication. The case was appe,,.d mad
N an exhaustive OF nion ny Judge H.,
me Judgment intiictins the death r,nai,,
Was affirmed 'S'"'s
Ihe court. prosecuting attorney and
Jurors who tr'ed the case having failed !"
recommend such action and no suftic'en,
reason having been set our IN tho net,tion
as reported; II Is probable that the woy,
ernor Will be slow to disturb the i,Ids
ments Of the courts. though he has IL =
papers In the case and will OF course give
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noods Pills take, easy a.syt i , os.,. ~ :

az This is demonstrated nv ~. m.
M strohg men In the two sreat in na SSsle
HI IL inv WE, a Is more positive p sss !
ropni,st party upon ,hss n,, op,naon q u
IN. most clearly the party is cor,n,i nav:
uhthinking men. Not a pnnnlis, pos9 u
round who has studied This a,,es 1a caa =
d syien'iiic standpoint. They bsva ~
studied Ii for the purpose NJ Ha, w.S ~
speeches 10 The rahble and havs %i y
h.e pee, ne.n suceessful. hut even ths N d., =.
ing to prln alIiE l0t tba and people an is
for happiness and prosperity wv" =
Judge Mantooth voices tho ssr,,..
many voters IN East Texas and Sss.' ~
are held in highest esteem hv IL 49,. W.
and professional men. " penee
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Educ ATiONAl.


ii"iiet'sv'llo' Texas, lnne Is Tho sum
nier normal school. winch has been in
progress hero for The past two weeks I'M
DER the MANAGEMENT Of Professors e. \.
lrlerson and W + Rrian. s. proving quito
Efhnn silocr~s There are nuw nffv-four
teachers Young ludles ana gel.tlemcn--i in
a'irn hute and ersai interest IS being
mRnif, .lsd by all In thew work The So
Hloh VII continue four w.eks lonrer.
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NECKOLOGlC

~ IARb-Caldwell Texas. June q
a. no nome ~ h' son, Mr. clark Id.
.i'rn' ten silcs from here Mr. Hlllinrd
Was = yfars old nj the time of his deaih
FOR nnmher of years. lie wa. ho,, a,,1
tilS.d ~ f'"r T., where h. d.siiasrishod
nmscf rs ~ Indian ngiter IN hi,. s,rlv
,nh' hpei' Th"n he moved to Texas ana
~ neen well known I'm his part az The
SlAir EVER since He served as cot,nIv
In t ,,, of Washington county dur
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SIMMONS ESCAPES

san Angelo Texas. June rs WIN s
mons, who Was recently convicted ma
sentenced to fifty years in the penlten,l,,,
for killing Jack Iamans nh,ut o,.h,a,
months ago N Menarl county. .se,ned
from inc BAL niger iail last night. Nhep
n ~, es,hle was discovered the TAIL door
NOR lles are offering a handsone rsward
iui ihnlohs capture. No trhsr NJ -
ohets took advantage of the open door
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Killed ms BUSINESS nIvA,

laRe Charles, la. June 2s.-Louis
"n''hney and Leon ,nmpngnet. rival res
taurnnt Keepers Ut the Southern Pa IN,
dtloi, hrodn.e involved In "A d ffictlty Til
mprhini and ,;uichrcy shot t'lIn,,,,pnn,
VINO ulel h'ieeh M mites later. The muir
nerer made no attempt to ESCAPE Iu,I ~
niled by the police $3.50 was
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tisn,. Nervous DEBILITY. ! Ny P!iss c.
der Troubles. Pimples, , plTss,
tarrh. and Diseases Of om,ssTniiit's nssrsi'
is i ireated BY y r.iA = AZ sprinss,, ~
Eastern hosp; ,eaI ls go.9q from llansse's
,etn The nj mos repia, III as,,srsntssd. 80
remedy A coiuplei. cure pii,Es-A a''
STRUCTURE > .4hod 10
method. MI. RI lonal ne''
ess} .s. is.s. g.; ' #
nnsss sgnould cefieiliy ''y,rnasses me ~
ID q ,rea TIM sosa ssay VA VIZ = Fri ~
m M u h,ch hn softsn e s.a-iifed a
n 'reat m mrt" and you VII =, b. ssndins.
symptom Blants ~ ssln pissssss' ~ 4,
Catarrh. sddpesf, A o..
sos Alamo Plasa. SAL, AZ Ars'lESssiy cf'ss''
IL MS Asomc Terapic pdi'd''s
La.
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sTARRNp rWELNE rIMEs

beaumont, Texas, June = Two white
men, Briggs and White by name. go, into
II row az "A house Of IN fame in This al, 4,
lasi rieht and Brirss ,qahhsd V,,t,.
Me,'e times with "A pocket knife. Ina
m'lnr twice penetrating the no I'm
~ nv" thnis are considered dangerous
$40 bond s"''' "'N't
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by the large and enthusiastic audience.
His talk made n lasting .mprcs son upon
his race. II IL believed from the demon
stiaticn. made by those who were present
that a large contingent of Dcntou's best
cfazens VIII attend the fair at Houston
c. I'ell. an honorary mcr'ber of The board
OF lady managers, has consented Il, 80 -
nm arts and iecdIe work departments.
Professor Richardson ltft for For, Worth
At il5 where he goes 10 work up the fair
fhIrp
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he matter due consideration and a,ten-

Hugh II. DAVIS left tonight for Nacog-
uoches. accompanied by II few friends.
ana VIII return ON Monday with his bride,
one of the beautiful bellies of tho Rcdland
CITY. His many friends wish them much
together
mo San Antonio cxcursionis,s returned
on Train No. tonight except W. l.. VIII
daS.
The offlccrs-ccct of Trinity lodge No
~. a. II. and \. NJ. were duly installed
at the regular meeting tonight,
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EYE GOrGED OFT.

Dallas Texas June Sin a fs, nrh,
ms e'oning. James w. Chiffon. a ae.r
mute had his right eye punched o,,
James ityron was arrested for tho met
The niied States volunteer observe ro
Shade. "' i'o III the
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STOCK LAW DEFEATED

Crosby Texas. June IA spen" 49,,
ton was he'll. here To-Day for the p! pal, I'D
goats should he allowed 10 Fu ..s..stM' tn
rot. The stock law was ae'eaThoee u
vote standing ~ TO nothing ls,,. shSt Il
favor of The stock law. SEEM s..a,r yotia6.
would he defea.ed. refrainea nv" -
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ported to Gencrl superintendent Law
INA; the mine vas "squo. 1n-" nnd tina
unless steps were Immediately t,kru IL
timber i;, a cave or fan m'..ht be iooFe,
TOR. Superintendent Law LOST MA Tim,
hut Il, once put a number OF mon at wor,
10 brace the ihi'ing roof Tho 'sgueozo'
oontnned. however npt yesterday TN
eNNation hecame alarmiuc. III thu aftoc
noon a sllEht fall occurred aud the mo-
~. a.
t,., hal. ,,a :, nae a.,.,.,
measures would hove to be rcsortol ia
70 prevent heavy damages to The mino
Inside Superintendent Ianrnn CIV. H.
strpcr ons tha, tho most ,..risn,...,
miners should he secured ana that me
, = M Expert timhermsn o..t I'M an on-
pearancc -, thar m.l and v.,, a.,,
lowered Into ina worsi.
rsey mai. ibr,r v,,
vein, li0l fc,t down fh. slime .rh, ,..r.
~ propplug prnctwl.d r,nldI,. ,,.tn a.
"'r'oek. @hen arptu.r fat oc,i,rei ~
made a tow runinlln. noiso nl., tb. ,ivt,,,,
coal ana lrar.a drove tn. .n,rf mi, ,rt,..,
soe 'sgaco2o' ceased nuaiu nud Tia. moo,
thought IL MAS rtfo 10 rr.ur,e nm.
They lahoicd on tlll o.rlor,, WIN, "a,
Is presumed. thc roof g"n in w,thon, warn
Ing, making II tr.u.ou.jo.,
Happosed- howoNer jhai 81 m.n v.ro
not altogeth.- In,
ard these propI b ran np ,h, inc, A..
"nen tin fail oSureoi
Is hhfdly possible ltyie- m..,
pe"ihd tho fail. Even # th.v o-,.,,,..., H..
"1S crushed 10y the falling ron,
fi5iitS ofrr Fir being aih. for NM xxx,
o' ''n'' IN \ snsouiis MIN, Il. ,,,,,,.
rae nlnrm Mas nr-t giNon ly lot., s;,...,
nan WHO with william p-..,,,.
ihofnhS iill wer" tho ouly or,s 90
fpl OF the whoia nunbar nh,. ........
-''i"H l"St nlEnf He was on b,s ,,.,.
''i sl"i-' 10 got some fresh v.,,.r,,
"'" ana ohoni lw fee, from IN, f
''F smart wa knock, down hv ,,.,
'N- non. lie Wa lndiv en- ma -
o' ana rork II lay nnsons,,o,,. 60
MINUTES and then oano mo ,bo 81,
'-"D'nsS on Nas So great ,hn, /, ,,l...
ieara Tor mics around
'h' foundations OF nearly oyory ,,,a
"a. ~ + uston wore shake, ..,,., '''''-
"Aj doors Ratified a. IN 4, ,n,,.,., nv.
,""l Thought was hat a gr,s,t ea,,,,..,,'
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Nie'rr.a. 'reNas. June Is. \ regular oil.
TIM Methodist camp meein4 VIII hegiu
july IL ami o. ntiuue tor nfl4en days In a
grow oi SrrinS er' u, hrr mics Hln,h o.
victoria, ncar Nr Tom Sterne place |,
~ i'Wh'ir. Texas a cordial invitation /,
Nt'n go 80 "N'fS one 10 8tfrui. The ST..
s.t",lea IS admirably suited Tor such an
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CoLrMBUS VOTES FOR BRo NM
RAv wv ~

Columbus Texas June Or .f,o,,o, ~,
uor' enclose "a coupons. which n,n.. ~
,le credit of Rev. j. h. Murray Of lou
'' L.. V. Hahn
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Lt'hNc; FOR nRo po,Nn,>.r,

lAlinr Texas. June g7-r.nclosed ana os
."',po'is, please place TO the credit of Eey
=, >. ioildeNtcr. more TO follow. 'yours
'"''' John Orchard
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lIillman fostering
HAVE CoRRrcarrp r,,n N,,,r

Hooks switch. Texas. June 27.-Contost
i,ritor: Enclosed please md IL votes Tor
Key. k"lley Sr9ll late of Hardin county.
an! please correct his name IN the con
Test column, as | think he win gc, more
votes thereby. Nv NIX all sawmiil people
Should vote for him, he lost his leg
cone to the .ront with yopr votes and
elect him Yours truly, G. Y. Jones,
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pnpI.l1ST PRIMARY.

Elkhart, Texas. June 1.-THE nofn'nuns
convention 10 nominate popues. VA I'm
for precinct offices was helo nen ,sssSc
j. w. Carpenter for county coa .nn ,ssS'
w. X. I.ibsc lmb fer justice OF w. ssu,s
and a. s. Bell for constaple' "s'
inat,.l
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But the lsfs
Of time Il nlssSss
TO thoroal1ssY
cur. pnELE
EASE tells . "
stony. Dr. Hacn ~
: SSy 4 s! s.
eases pcu.E
H. safely =.
u IsTtpns free =
office T"
mall. pheune-
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BEAUMONT VOTES FOR BRO. con

=, beaumont, Texas, June 27.--con,as, ia
nor; Please lind enclosed 70 coupons ~
hey of Rusk. Texas Yours tru,y ~ ro"-
blanche and Albert Douco,,.
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Friend.
NOT DESERTED

MlillCan. Texas. June - -contes, ma
tor Enclosed please find =, n,n,a "a
,uv,ns Tor our candidate Bro. Wean,s
Noolton OF Navasota We have M, an
sorted Inn. Yours truly, my ""-
Eva and Hattie Sandel
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IF THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
be sure and use that old and wen tr,.s
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing svrmn'
lor cniidren teething II soo,hes the child
wind collie and 70 the best remedy Tor Tor
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roRry-rrvE T. p. A. VOTES.

Houston. June 2s. Contest Editor. En-
81 ,ni p,ease find As y,tres. which place
w''h compliments of psf G. T. p K
Yours truly. ~
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:, Newton. Texas, June 2o.-contos, ia.
, W Seeing that my choice. Rev ! ''I'
M,Snhc OF Bnrlevlo. has no chance n.
name be dropped from the list and Nj vii III
vote my coupons for Rev. a. s i,olnd"xi
i rairs our Mnsonie candidate Companion
herewith. - !, MN =. votes
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Lena on.
~ COUPONS AND WE'LL v.,s,,,,,

1907 Nance Street. Houston ro,,s
:. 'nntes' Editor; Please find en,Insnd
% n9nI ons aud place 70 The credl, 81 H.,
wishos i an Of Houston With my best
"'nn'H iof me success Of this truly good
man ana also for your excellent n,ner :
'''' ''"'" 'uiN, Mrs. j. c. Hudson
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EIGHT FOR REV II cr,,rr

contest Editor: Enclos ID please ma
COUPONS for Rev. Henry Cohen Of Ga ni,s
ton, Texas. More will follow. Sicn"ss =,
The Post and Rabb Cohen. Ut
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NOT ALONE

Salem. Newton County. Texas 1u,o .,
contest Editor: Enclosed you viii mi i,
f Sp.es ,rn Tor u A. Godbey They are n"i the
salem rom mnvs salem, out viii not he the last,
would say 20 Mrs. Edwards Of X rh,,W,,,ee
20 not consider herself alone In rosyhi,ie
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SrCKET ORDERS.

Homer Texas. Tune - Tile following
others We're elected to serve for the en-
Sung yenr for Homer lodge. A. + and
\ NJ so 81. q r. Burns. W. MS
lfead"cl!. 5 w H. f.. llar,.li. j w,
q j Collins treasurer. T. l.. Kohh seero,
imy Il. T. N"rron. : - !. ". DAVIS.
j. u Jas. liihson. tilar
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TIME TELLS.

First impressions may not bs s xno.sn Z
first. second. or third class pny''''.A
sppcialist -. ~. isrH11
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Rev. l.. u. f.amluln, ilouston... 1,6S7
Key. \. $. Poindexter, Edna .......... $50
E"v. Y. \, Golhey. Rusk.-..; ......... l.6Il
hev' Ire NJ. Bryce. Richmond. lilo
hev' ,.cnrS Cohen, Galve Ston........ ~
!t'v jon Rhodes. Wpydvllr........ 40
Rev. ); K MURRAY. Cedar Bayou. 69I
l'ev ". H. gram,,pl,h,cll. Wha',,o9n,,,.. 40
Rev. Sohr.mpf. llouston.. ........... sli
it'N. smart beaumont ................ 24i
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Rev u. 4. Leak. Marquee. llS
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R Key WesmI t' W,a9isn Na,yasota.. Z.
REV. j. W. story. bartlett, . ........ i
Fey Fey. q y hri.dissweil Paris. ,;...... 40
Rev. John Richardson. GlendnIe..... y;
Roy. j. y. Riggs loaisum. ............ 81
Rev. " L.. Ne,ms. Waco............ Is
Rev. j. A. Baker. E.rn.............. 70
Rev. j ~. Arburlslc. Hurnct 2s
KEY. ) -. Miichcl.. Galveston. ....., n
Rev. l.. s lsouf. Nlrtoria ....... q.
Rev. l.. &. kalls. Jefferson ....... %
Rev. Kelley Spoil fIar4in ccLnty.. ~
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EeN Ja,u"t. Forpns Chris'i...... II
Rev J. c. Wilson Waoliet ........... II
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by W ,Welfsd7rf: yooknni. ......... Il
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HYM XpAl

-, NIoN-CoA-Grovcton Texas. Juno
IL the A'inv pl ~ u,iu. al o..
~ ~ a'cipok sunday IA fuin. IN he
nl.,diai" retatlycs of the family, REV. 4. +
J"hiislon officiating Mr.. * l.. Ininto,
o. %, ,lnN valley and Miss Helen Cos We're
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HUNDRED COAL MINERS KILLED.
We're Trying to Prop Up the Roof So II Would
Not Fall
Time They Have Bee
In the -Fiteous Scenes When Widows ant
Knew of Their Awful Loss


fomcra re:
NJ n
j. rena
chacCo Bob
ohm Hart
9sn'S Ns''' james Mcdonald James ialy Michael Council.
lclW
Hughes rd<u5,y
Mhhaci
M,rphy owen l,o
,.'''S N'f' "ai' pontnick Maloy,
MtrAtcl Thomas
Ter Joyce
anhonv Gordon John 'ill TonyTo lask
81
h o,h
untec
10 lne " rtaeht
me men We're at work rrop'nG
fire
MSore ms some distance
10 ~ , % had loei working
of u,
who
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pel Rio Texas. Juno 26.-Contest Editor;
tease credit any father, Rev. l.. C.. ke,-
ls. JEFFERSON. reNas, with the enclosed S
coupons. We will be heard from often
before the contest closes.
lfillman E,asterlinc.
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II. i. HOBBY. President,
TWENTY-FIVE FOR REV. l.. u. LAM

Houston. Texas. June 27-Can,es, rd,-
tor: flease place to the credit Of Rev l.
d. Lamkln of Houston % coupons
Master Willie Spronp
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Tl'lRTY-THREE FOR BRO. sCiiRIMpr
ioVSton, T@Xas. June 27-Contcst t,ai.
,i e, You WI iind enclosed ~ coupons FOR
o," Hrnrimpi, Wishing him success. VIII
SEND more. Respectfully. "''
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W. q. w. ATTENTION,

I.eakey. Texas. June 2,-I,urc is Won,
Woodman. licN. v. q. Thomas IL a
member of Laurel camp No. 30, ~. o. w
Tor IN IN. Soyersisn
T.. S-Contest Editor: Enclosed ind
coupons for above named minister.
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for Rev Godbey. for tho boys in. the
"pincy woods are coming to her help.
Joel Mcmahon.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-08
TRAINING AT STANFORD.
Field Men Settle Down to Hard
Practice for the Spring
Events.
The Inaugural Baseball Game Of
the Season Will Be Played
To-Day.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Feb.
THE fieldmen at Stanford are.stirring
up the cinder path to good purpose each
evening. All the men are rather stiff and
are being put through such exercise by
Captain Toombs as may soonest bring
them into form for hard training.
One great difficulty with the new men is
in the sprints, where they find great
trouble in getting off quickly. All the
sprinters are slow in starting as yet.
Brunton $50 and Holbrook '97 are the
best men at getting off. Much is expected
OF Brunton tn is year, as he has made good
time in the 100 yards, 900 yards and
quarter mile. Holbrook is runner from
Michigan University and has a record of
10 3-5 seconds for the 100 yards. Bernhard
So will certainly make a good showing,
barring accidents. Bernhard is Stanford s
hope for the 100-yard dash and the 90
yard event. Brown '97 will run in the
mile and is even now in fair condition.
At the present time he holds the inter.
| collegiate and coast record for the mile
| He is one of the most careful, conscien.
tious workers on the Stanf ord track, and
his example means much for the other
| men. Brown m ay be called upon to enter
the half mile, but the mile is his strong.
hold.
In the hurdles Dole '98 and Reynolds,
go are the best men Stanford can boast.
Reynolds training has been broken into
by slight illness, but he will soon begin
work. Reynolds is also good at the high
| jump, while Dole holds the intercollegiate
record for the pole vault. Johnson '98 is
| trying for the broad jump. He has done
as good as 81 feet 10 inches in contest,
but is in poor form now.
Under Wilbur's coaching the weight
| putters are doing good work. Fickert 97
| and Hazard '96 are making progress as
hammer-throwers, while Fickert, Garlic '98
and Freeman '99 are all doing fine work
in the 16-pound shot put.
| The inaugural baseball game Of the sea-
| son between two of the college fraternities
| the Phi Delta Theta and Zeta Psi-wIll
| take place tomorrow. A numb Der of the
best baseball men in the college are mem
bers of one or the other of the fraternities.
and hot contest will surely take place.
[ III. d. Sheldon '96, president of the AS
ISOLATED Students, has been authorized by
the executive committee to gather to-
| gether all the constitutions of all college
organizations and to have them printed in
! pamphlet form. Up to this time num-
| Der of the union college organizations have
kept their franchises ON waste sheets OF
paper, and it is to do away with this and
| to keep the constitutions in some per-
manent form that the new plan has been
| devised.
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The Monterey Arrives and Its
Seamen Will March in
the Review.
MILITIA WILL BE IN LINE
Brigadier-General Last and Staff and
Colonel Berry of the Seventh
Reach the City.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Feb. 7.-San Diego is
on the tiptoe of expectancy. Every COM
mittee connected with to-morrow's parade
and ball in honor of Rear-Admiral
Beardslee has done its work to the smallest
detail and tonight little breathing spell
is afforded before the busy time of to-mor-
row.
The arrival of the coast defender Mon
terey this morning aroused great enthus-
Iasm, as its hluejackets to the number OF
100 will be added to the military and naval
parade, making almost 1000 men who will
pass in review before Rear-Admiral
Beardslee. When the Monterey came into
port it saluted the flagship Philadelphia
and the Albatross, and both responded
with salute of seven guns.
Admiral Beardslee was on board the
flagship almost all day comforting with the
local committeeman regarding the parade.
The admiral expressed great anxiety to see
the parade success, and said he took a
great personal interest in it.
BrigadierGeneral Charles T. Last, COM
handing the First Brigade, N. G. c., ar
rived from Los Angeles with his staff
tonight, to take part in the parade.
OOAOiASA
Colonel Thomas A Nerney, of the Seventh
Regiment, also arrived. The magnitude OF
the parade has been growing constantly
since its inception, and the prospective
number of people who will witness it is
correspondingly increased. The excursion
from Los Angeles and other Southern
California towns, which will arrive at Ills
tomorrow afternoon, will fill several
trains, and visitors are beginning to arrive
from all parts of the county.
The wind-up of the festivities will be the
complimentary ball in honor of Rear
Admiral Beardslee at Hotel del Coronado
tomorrow night. Six hundred invitations
have been accepted already, and hundreds
more have been issued. The immense
dancing-room will be crowded. All the
naval officers viii be present in full
uniform. Flags from the warships will
form the decorations.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-08
A MUT|NY At ASTORIA
Men of the Bark Bedfordshire
Refuse to Take the Vessel
to Sea.
Made Superstitious by a Succession
of Accidents Aboard-Will Be
Forced to Sail.

ASTORIA, Or, Feb. THE crew of
the British bark Bedfordshire has mutt
MED and refused to take the vessel to sea.
The sailors claim that the vessel is unsea-
worthy and they fear that they will go to
Davy Jones' locker if they raise its
anchor. Their superstition is the result
of succession OF accidents that have be-
fallen the vessel ever since it reached port.
Its master, Captain Hugo, has increased
the feeling against the bark by stating
that since it left the home port it has met
with many reverses.
The men are above the average in IN
telligence and of long experience on the
sea. They are convinced that there is a
"hoodoo'' of some kind about the vessel.
-Four OF the crew were arrested as desert
ers yesterday and put back on board.
Captain Hugo tonight engaged Deputy
United States Marshal Stuart to see that
his vessel gets to sea in the morning
Stuart has made arrangements with eight
longshoIemen to go aboard at 5 O'Clock
and raise its anchors and stand by while
the ting Relief tows her over the bar
When 1t gets outside, Captain Hugo says,
be can quell the mutiny without assist
ance. The longshoremen employed to do
the job are of the kind WHO will not hesi-
tate to do what IS told them when q
United States Marshal gives the orders.