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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

Entic= Him 10 Lonely FIaee- kneek
Him Deun md RIFE HIS Pockets

Entie- Him 10 Il Lonely Place Kneek
Him DeZn Rd RIFE HIS Pockets
CLaus Bnshalm Living a. 2AJ6 Seward
s-~ast WIS held ~ early this morning near
EtEt-h and Dodge streets and robbed q s.
BasAa.n was p1id uf yesterday Afternoon
and In The evening rIsEed Z rE1hsr a.
tough rssor-z While n 4 saloon a. MN
Eu5 C6nE-nl avenue h MADE the Eccua nance
O. three parties whp agreed % show hir
around All the parties drank considerable
and uhult O'Clock Basnolr1 started IL thE
5l-aesI8u y which h. -h0UEhf his homo
vas l0ca-sd. Re wEE accompanied by ms
new friends, ana instead Of c1ufng - r1wn
they LED hin Gown u the hu-uu-S- When
ey has reached the deserted Locally Dalr
Z Eh-h and Dodge streets one q ne meu
tu1rksd BoEhalm down En5 he other rwa
rLfsd rs pockets.
B1sholn a. length found ms way 70 n
slEr.un. and the police went 70 The place
dHscrlhs and ID : Nan, who gave
The name OF Albert Rsinhackle. The pris-
IuEr when rEEgu 70 me Station WIS i1ErrHsa
by Bnsholm IS the man who had knocked
hin down
both BUshlll and the nan under ErrsE.
wErE UNDER TIE influence Of Liquor ans Lhs
police are doubtful that they are IN posses
sion u the right man Rsinhaekle has bu7
one eve and BOsbDlm claims thar he is
positive be Is the man who assaulted nm
On Rccocnf Of this dsfOruI-y.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
Fnof RrI RuR-tir-.

F'FFLApELFH IA Oct Z--hs U-i-
vsrsicy o. Psnnsylvaa-a Vz- today Defeated
By Lafayette Sr1-e- L1Fays-ts G. Penn
FvlTauLa-
PIN CT On Ci~- o--Fe-in-s-u- -ozHv
6--fea-rd Fsuusvlvaria State CosIezs ~ % q
INDIANAPOLIS. oct 24-1ndiurln uri-
Fe-s ~. -. lnGiH-laTu-i University. g
CINCINNATI Oct At rLlparsI-v q Cir
c-r--IaLi. 6. Ct-fc v esieva-- urrrips-s1-v o.
CHICAGO. OCL An lrs foot be game
between Chicago university ans y g-t hv-ast-
err university rhs hitter v-ur-- a. % q
PkeONE ENCE p L oct 24-Bruvr
University defented LehiEr today 16 20 o.
Lft-N Y F.2. or - THE Tlls-ver ArNf44-fr
club foot ban tenn toiav 5afeat-d the tear
81 Cr-ava college. Ou1Hva kan ~
srur. q "a 10 o.
DALLAS. Tex. Oct 24-pa-as. o; Uni
rs-Strv o. Austin O.
LAFA ETTE Ind. oct. ANN Aaor
defea-e1 Purdue here to-day Is 20 o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
LOCAL BREYITIEs.

The Nebraska IsrEsLIls club VIII give
BAL this evening ~ the Metropolitan nal.
corner Fourteenth and Dodge Streets.
Z :. Grant Woman s Relief corps win
give social ~ the home Of the commander
o. { :. Grant post sG=s Charles street
Tuesday evening October -. IucLdeutzLlr
Pike county BALLADS VII be discussed There
WIZ De music ana Other su-sr-Biu1nsnla Is.
Old soldiers, their wives families ana
friends are cordially invited 10 ATTEND
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
eFEyING THE ETEs or TIE PEOPLE.
Pramfs.s Of he Free sIIverire- Can
OILY IND 10 Disa HI.ni D Inn nI.

BELLETILLE, kan, Oct, 2z-tspeclal- -
E Rcsewslsr sLIz8r O. The Omaha Bee
spoke IN this city last evening 70 one G.
tn4 largest audiences that has gathered 70
lis-sl 70 e political address in this place
during the campaign The speech was :
most convincing and complete exposition
Of the money question. ans cannon ian 20 nC-
cur-rIish q great deHl u1 good This cuH-
ErssslGlal district Is conceded 70 be Vs-F
close and such speeches are opening The
eyGs o. the penple 70 the fact rEar lhs
promises bed UEt hy The free coinage Bdv0-
cafes art not hasec On Euv good fDUnEE-
ton and eEL only end Il dlSE ppnIu1msu1
IN cRss the people should be dstudsd LUL1
placing confidence Il them
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
DIED.

5ONE-Chnrlss NJ uEed > ruouths DC
tnber - lssf son q Mr and Ms g
r baue. FEnerai trgm Residence LA
Sou-h Twenty slgtI n street Sunday after
noon. October - a. Iuls-rnsur a.
Farrsr Lzwu cemetery
kINNEf -CnAriorts A f0orn Love- be-
lowed wife q Ci-r1n Il krunsy ~ her
huE1e "a LkutuLh. Einn- az the asrh irrzr
BIZ M-Jeunle. al N n n Sunday Csets-
ber = aged 2 years ara "a aRgR. Flneral
D1rioe lAte--
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
PADDOCK CAME ENTIRELY TOO OLD
Confidence Ven strike one Nan Nbe
W0uid Not Bite

A rev gang o. confidence rnsn appear -
have arrived II Omaha for yesterday J.
4 Beck Of DecE-Ur had al Interesting
experience win thres o. ne cisn- which
he has recuur-sd ID the ponce, together
win 2 de-auad description o. me CrooEB.
M Peek vas n the Webster street depot
ahau- mon yesterday and while vEl--ug
frr ms tran nadH chance Ecq-z ---a1cs
win Eyo5-IooEtLE Individual vn1 Ep-
uag-ed 10 hunger for some one 70 tar 70.
They walked ID -hE street sh1rf dis
-Hnee and me new frIs-5 picked ~ a pad
lacF which z confederate had carefully
lsr- II MS path TIE stranger attempted
70 a-e- H. uut The lock wl-ts-Duc All his
Hrur-s About tins tine friend q The
stranger cane I'd. and Of course hs knew
al about IoclzE and wEk wiling ID gamble
s. trE- he could h-sGk TIE combination.
{ r-fn-rIua-ely FOR LnE sure EEEEE men
M Seek lE Z constant reader o. The l7WS-
puperE and failed 70 BIKE. he also mel
.l-aec the fact that he was on 90 their
zane and ne smooLn-rcuEu ec LndIv41LE-s
made q hlErg ext ~ sneaEInE aswu
side street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

Term Applied 70 ~ ny Nashville Pep
uii~ts Who Have R-sd It

NASHVILLE Tenn Oct 2s-Fouovtur
he visit d Tom Watson ID Nashville comes
he Story widely circulated II ms city TIA
his unpublished letter 20 Senator Butler
which caused 50 much comment because
u rs pU-p0r-ed Unds,ive-y has been re-
eu-ve5 and read ~ Buffers sec-ecu-y. BIZ
aEGt-lcnLlv has never been -'received~ uE
Butler. Chairman q aEh1u-ne n Is alleged
-arried Win I'm today copy Of The ls--s-.
n Reed o. Georgia also has 2 Is s-u-s5-
cory and several prominent pC-ulis-s in -hIs
sL.y have read he letter They say II M
Bsrer - published. Du- u Is. II VII cHuss
Eausati1r for they tern j. scu-rnE-
AT chances Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tUEio-
u Tennessee seen 70 have WEnsd The
speeches and influence o. Ton Watson nsrs
B-renE-hsned ne tnLE1lIuns Of re puDEtIsr
EuEuaE=rE 70 fuse only oE terms which he
democratic STATE committee VII not ylEl1
10 Eo1h parties. from present tndiEati11s
VII continue Their electoral tickets on tnt
Heid ard N the counties wh-rs -th- A usrra-
Ian halut system prevails 10 changes Can
be MADE or me ofirial 5RIlJ- he lIr-i-
having expired a. L eiock las nigh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

CHEE ENNE. Oct 24.-lSpecial Telegram
-Fetsr Eel nan- aEse GA caEuu1uted suicide
r. me cry jail here rhls morning by taking
ErrTctniue holman was arrested tasI
evening while trying IL a drunKtn n 70
aTlNr lis vie and chlaren from hlrne- Re
hE1 sec-eted a bottle q n p1isor on
his person and = b SUPPOSED took The Dose
which Killed hEl after Re was Locked II
De lcuNes family az sient children
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

GLASGOW. Oct NJ Z Bacon. -
English -nzruuio- runner. bea- T ?. Con-
neG. -he American champion IN th= czo-
Uli- rUu here to-day Bacon WIN hv SIX
teen yards 81 ST En-1- as vu- ar
-lre- races % The series ARA -l.eS ns-r- ..--.
IRE rWg men for s5'l sade m each event
Bacon VuH The -h-en---.ile ran 8- Lr-sLtr
o. October IL i ~ 81 CUuuaE gave "
after covering one nile ans I'M Yards The
~ conc race, u-ii- ~. VS. WI b Bacon
at Su.-1- near 1dErches-s- or Clc-1ter y
u 81 -. Ee WIS thirty yards ahead o.
Conner AZ the finish
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

CEDAR RAPIDS la Oct 22-spsciHl
Telegram -f-z-lrnsa Men SOUND Money
day WAS h-lE celebrates 10 TINS city toGAy.
CLUBS trura Dubugus, Dzrsnpa-L WEtsrian
EE-hsrVLIls ClintDu MH-i0u a1a Buuus n
he DUEber q I50b came here ana jeinse
WIZ the cl1b ~ tnlE place here Wel-
pArEaes IN ths afterBaol ard sssnlHs abaH-
E-Da8 bslEE L. line eGEt tire TWo Nee
tnsx we're hele. b0th N thf eaEzuaisz tell
4 4. Clarke a has ely sraaa chlaf q LIZ
Order y Railway cuneuctn-a. Ena EDn. r l.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
wind Up ~. C-irE.. season.

TIE smoker and c1Dcgr-. 70 - given hv
ths Lr-a sl Cr.ak-. club n -h- r1-ua-esr1
CUB rooms uHzt Friday eve-1n=- VIII ASSN
e1iy prove r-Hra-r1E ara .-i1r-- -
-- as the LrElsr c-.1-H- rf.r d.
Hl-h1uE ~ halves The a1.- VIII -
SORT OF n1up Of TIE very sucr-s.tll sra-
saE q ls.H and b. being Eira- r-r s1clg-
~ 81. nor - 49, -.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
SHOOTS HIMSELF ACcIDESTALLr

Fatnl Termination of Lerrnz0 u.
PickArd's limiting Trip.
Word was received IL this ci-y Inst even
ing Thar Lorenzo o. Pickart 4 butcher. do
ing business AZ 1901 Ttnlzu s-resf. ans Nv
irg a. 2e22 South Seventeenth street, IA
Incidentally killed himself Al sarJy Mfhs
Hs WHs sitting n front q scnrs ana had
3 gun II his hands. which was IN .1rns man
uer accidentally discharged. killing IN
y u-d vas sem % Ill. O. Maui and ErraSE=-
ueuts made fur bringing the BODY 10 his
e.r~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
white and Red Gets Throa=h Crfrn.sa
In. L--r L. D IN

Lin Ser n Touchdown
ITHACA \. 7 Ee- .4-Fu-s thaasznG
Zoo. hsE er-husigs-s sHU Cornell q aBur
n hun5-usis defeat 5sfu-e the r-irsun-cla1
Earvar5 eleven cB Perry ted thIs nf-s--
noon The Ezne WIS hs-ly contested t-u-
s-a-- 20 finish and Rhen The last half
closed. With ths scare y % T. IN fEve- o.
Hazard a--er una q rhs hardest scrur-ies
sve- seer OF a ErI5iruu tbs supporters q
Cu-uHE crested rnet- fallen champions WIN
hsa--y -res-E 7 = had nut been fur rns
wsnFusBs o. TIE Harvard Line Cu-uHu would
nor have scared ne red and wines only
touchdown being maze On a nfockHd Eirk
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
WOMAN WITHOUT ROOD Or FUEL
sad CoHdfrioH in which Mrs. Allen is
FgUnd.

The police Friday hight discovered q case
q dsslrrution A. zoos Howard s-rse- W.
IEE, Mrs. Mary Alien, IS lying sick IL the
house without AZ attendant Gu5 Is threat
sued with eviction she is absolutely
without food o. fuel Of any description Her
husband deserted Der sszns tine ago md
CI-I her sickness she WIS lnnurIng 70 sup
purT herself and three Children
The case WEs Investigated yesterday morn
tuE by Police Narruu Bennett she found
that TIE cuntI-I8l NJ the WOMAN was o. ths
mns- pEllfEl ccE-E--s-. The fse-s have been
br1uEt- no The ErteU-i1r Of Secretary Laugh
lEu5 Of the Ass1c.E-e3 Charities which "a
preparing % render assistance
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

42f-1 AN NnS AiiaL a. fl.-e4-.4 - 7 he foot
u-4 seGsu- wiz BE- opened iu this CITY
~ 1rl-1- lf.e-r J-- ~ game 5eru.ea- re.
Grand Island rule-E -earr nna the Has
lhss college eiFver- T-is game promises 70
oe lne lf interest. the TWO .aa rfz z -
evenly frHrgt-5 The Eara. VII -aFe r.r-..a
~ -ne Narlh SIDE A1Eis-lc SAX IL .
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
wtrn-.--. M.r- Ma FsrzbcsmaEE.

The Gordun-Cux matter occupied the at
leutiou o. the Fire and Police board n
couple af hours Inst night without develop
ing anything material owing 10 rre alb
seucs o. tulpJrrHI- Witnesses 1u Judge Cor
d1us side and a. the request q the judge
attorney the case Y As postpone uut- NJ aI-
EAy evening
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

,7--s-- - u Il r. 4 -------I
Eust snd Web E-s- Alec s6. C0e
and g aruar elG. S-a-tlr1 ulid Scrihu-.- .1L 3
-lru-er ana E.u-rJ.L I'll NceTh and Suu- D.
Eau.- and McD1Ttl III. jordan and
LaNre-c. 81 Joplin and C-EDmE- ai4
SteaDlrs ana Sear-eL Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

candidate. bat n vu1.s-t-z friends Al over
thE state % u e-s-ls-- La ne is l-- So
--ci--ns Es- rg-es. = lane ballots can Re
cas- tu- Ark G. ps the -r--hIira-
n1C-1-es -u- treasure n Harkar's r.n-
sons FOR his action ara Il an FOR No
kILlsy, szur5 money End protection. Fud
believing that these p-i3c.plss are parE-
mount issues Z ms caH-paIEn. ! make t1iF
s-H-sueEc 20 the puhIIes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

rCurr Lne ElEh sch1ul teHr vas vaalv
Cr1rr &c III ne nhe-nre ~ SIX o. 10 ts.1
ulaFa~s u Managed To- uCf-r.nr rs l-1uo-
merits The Ius--g-H hrTE rlnveF re-w
rop5 rurne. especially ths hnu backs Ter
t-a HC1 --ruul rrr~ Crr-1ll Eae1
-UlrE eiLtH-1s ~ nrrlsuu ard others
. % tur ne HlEt school Ther En-s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

It-llanhauEt q Ohio. spoke IL the afternoon
and Hur 8 L DcoB1r q uss Muf-es ana
z. A. " Asor, the brakeman u-u-1-- u
-hs ave-.--
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
CORNELL SCORES AGAINST HARr ARD

u--.l-e X ga
T,aa.ha9uzs- cransEl = Essa. T. F.1o1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

The rFuGaEa Hi@h Schlc ss8f s,aH team
defeatrl tn- inst tute flr The usaf team
yesterday tn a very good ra-ne - hall Al
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
TOM REED DAY
At Los ANGELES
Over Twenty Thousand
Voters Will March
in Parade.
Excursion Trains Will Run From
All Points in Southern
California.
YELLOW BADGES IN DEMAND.
Have Become as Numerous AS Bios.
SONS in an Orange
Orchard.

LOS ANGELES. CAL, Oct. 21.-Prepa-
rations are going forward for "Tom Reed
day." Everybody is enthusiastic. The
various subcommittee are working like
beavers. Those little yellow ribbons bear
ing the words, II will march for sound
money October 81. 1885," are becoming as
numerous as the blossoms in an orange
orchard. In all the downtown offices, on
the coats of the workingmen, everywhere
are they seen. The demand for these
souvenir ribbons exceeds the supply. Up
to the noon hour to-day 10000 of them had
been given out. One thousand were taken
up in less than fifteen minutes this fore
noon at the headquarters of the Business
Mems Sound Money Club.
1t has been almost definitely decided to
have the speaking at Athletic Park.
There will be accommodation for $4,000
people. The Southern Pacific and South
ern California railroads have decided to
charge only one way fare for trip
tickets from all Southern California
points.
There has never before been so much
enthusiasm over any public event in this
end of the State. Letters by the hun
dred from surrounding towns have been
pouring in upon the committee. The in
dications now are that more than 20, coo
men will march in the parade.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
SAN J0SE,S BIG RALLX.
Republicans From Far aRe Near win
Lnvade TIE Garden City on
SATURDAY.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Oct. 21.-A ,rousing
meeting of the various committees of the
local Republican clubs was held in Hale's
Hall tonight.
The committees of ladies' from the sew
eral wards and the outlying districts made
reports of splendid progress for the Satur-
day night rally.
a friendly rivalry is existing between
the sections as to which locality will do
the most to show its fealty to the Repub-
ican party and its kindly feeling toward
visitors from the bay cities.
This has resulted in wonderful display
of enthusiasm. Communications acce pt-
ing invitations are being received from
various clubs by every mail and President
McGraw in an interview says that it
seems as though San Francisco, Oakland
and Alameda would turn out en- masse.
The great banqueting- hall is being trans
formed into bower OF beauty.
The ladies and their assistants have
been hard at work and by Saturday will
have everything in frst-class shape.
Grand Marshal Whitton reports that ac-
ceptance of invitations have been received
from every club in the county. They
will turn out in force and help to make q
display that will startIe the oldest in
habitant' and live long in the annals of
San Jose.
Theyouth and beauty of the city will
turn out to welcome the visitors in royal
manner.
If San Jose is not overwhelmed with
guests who are anxiously looking for an
opportunity to show their belief in the
doctrines of Republlcanism, she will feel
that her reputation for hospitality is
waning,
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
SAN JOSES CATHOLIC BAZAAR
Ladies of St Patnck's Church Entertain
the Public at Turn Eersn
HrH

SAN JOSE, CAL, Oct. 21.-Turn Verein
Hall presented bright and animated
scene this evening" the occasion being the
opening of the bazaar of the ladies of st.
Patrick's Church. The place, which was
handsomely decorated with bunting, flags
and flowers, was thronged with merry
people. The booths were arranged around
the side, and each possessed an individu-
ality of decoration that was striking.
Hon. Nicholas Bowden M ade the OPEN
ing address. A vocal solo was rendered
by Frank B. Laine, and Miss Maud Walsh
recited '.The Senator's Dilemma" Dane
ing in the hall adjoining followed.
The booths are as follows: Young
Ladies' Institute booth. presided over by
Mrs. w. P. Dougherty; Sodality booth,
presided over by Mrs. G. Brodie and Mrs.
2. Sullivan, assisted by Misses A. and M.
Sullivan, Miss K. Fogarty, Miss G. Peck
ham, Miss L. Cnnan, Miss A. Taylor. Miss
E. Peckham; fishing pond, Mrs. N. Brady
and assistantsj icecream booth. Miss M.
O'Brien, assisted by Miss r. Pollman;
dining-room, Mrs. NJ. Kennedy and Miss
Black.
A bright little paper. called the Bazaar
Journal, edited by Miss Margaret Enright,
Is Issued each evening.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
Parade at San L,.is Obsspo.

SAN LUIS OBISPO. CAL, Oct. 21.-
Hon E. s. Lippitt, of Napa, delivered an
address before the Railroad Mems Sound
Money Club at Maennerchor Hall this
evening. The meeting was entirely non-
partisan.
1t was presided over by Joseph Lind,
master mechanic of the Pacific Coast
railway shops in this city. Previous to
the meeting there was parade, in which
marched military band, the Mckinley
and Hobart Guards, a drum corps, the
railroad mems club and large mum ber
of belieuers in sound money. The rail-
road men carried their lanterns and
marched in the rear of wagon on which
was q large locomotive headlight.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
Aloert Doarner,s Career.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Oct. 2.-Major E. H.
Hinman, who for number of years was
captain of the guard at San Quentin
prison, and who is possessed of one of the
best rogue galleries in the State, furnishes
the following history of Albert Downen,
the self-contessed highwayman and bur-
glar, in Jail at Denver:
In May, 1874, Downen was sentenced to
twenty-four years in San Quentin for house
breaking and robbery in Tulare County. He
escaped on October /, 1874, but was captured
and returned the following December.
In September. 1884 his sentence was COM
muted by Governor Stoneman, and he was re-
leased
On October II, 1885, he was sent up from
this county for grand larceny for seven years.
AT this time he was 80 years of age He es-
capped from San Quentin September II, 1889,
by climbing over wall, but fell on the other
side breaking his leg at the ankle. He lay
concealed in the brush for five days and then
surrendered. He was subsequently released
in 1892, since which time he has not been
heard from.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
HIS A WAsaED LIFE.
Losve Had Every Adrantage Witch Wealtl
Could Supply.


Could Supply.
SAN JOSE, CAL. Oct. 21.-James w.
Lowe, who killed himself at Sacramento
to-day after killing Addie Schilling. was a
native of this city, and was Familiarity
known as Jimmy" Lowe. He was of a
very estimable family. In youth he had
every advantage which wealth could sup
ply.
He had been given many opportunities
to secure business advantages. his father
providing several openings for him, all of
which he neglected. He was married in
this city several years ago, but was sepa.
rated from his wife soon after. His wife
is now q resident of this city.
The young man met with misfortune
few years ago while working on ranch
near Fresno.
He was compelled to sleep out of doors
for few nights while working at part
of the ranch distant from the living quar-
ters. The exposure resulted in rheuma-
tism, which rendered him partially Grip
pie, he being Obliged to use a cane. He
had been IN Sacramento for some time
past.
Addie Schilling was known in San Jose.
The couple left San Jose for Sacramento
several months ago.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
Speak to lone Hoters.

lone, CAL, Oct. 21.-The Republicans
of lone held another grand rally last
night. Hundreds of people assembled at
Agricultural Hall to hear Ex-Governor
Markham and Judge ]. F. Davis. The
speakers, who during the early part of
the evening were guests at the Preston
School of Industry, were escorted into
town by long torchlight procession,
headed by the lone brass band. There
were booming of cannon and cheering OF
men. AT the hall both delivered telling
speeches.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
IN HUMBoLDr COUNTY.
Campaign TOur of Senator Perkins a'''
Congressman Barham.

Campaign Tour of Senator Perkins and
Congressman Barham.
EUREKA, CAL, Oct. 2l.-Gaylys sdecked
with bunting the steamer Pomona arrived
to-day bringing United States Senator
George C. Perkins, who with Congress
man J. A. Barham, already here, will hold
four Republican meetings in the county.
The visitor was received at the wharf by
Chairman j. G. Bull of the County Cen
tral Committee and President w. E. Cook
of the Chamber of Commerce. In the
evening a special train over the Eel River
and Eureka Railroad, carrying the Sem
ator, escorted by the chairman and MEM
bers of the County Committee and the
Mckinley Drill Corps of this city, with
several hundred leading citizens, left for
Fortuna. There Congressman Barham
was met and the most enthusiastic meet
ing OF the campaign was held. The Sem
ator will speak at Ferndale and Arcata,
closing here Saturday night.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
NEW TO-DAY.
LOOKS LIKE COFFEE,


But Made of Natures Pure Grains-A
Pure Food.
The ancient Germans were sturdy race,
and history records that they were great
users of grains in their daily food.
Persons who stick TO plentiful diet Of
grains, bread, meat and fruits are reason
ably sure to keep well. Much butter or
sweets should be avoided, as the starch of
the food is turned to sugar and finally to
fat. Tea and coffee make themselves felt
with thousands of Americans of the pres
ent day. They delay digestion, as shown
in late experiments, and this fact explains
the cause of the serious disorders which
frequently come to old and steady tea and
coffee drinkers.
A new drink. called Postum Cereal, :"
has lately been produced by careful
preparation OF the grains, and it possesses
the important elements of being fac-simile
in looks of the finest Mocha coffee, has
rich, pungent flavor and is easily digested
by the weakest stomachs. II is a nourish-
ing food drink of the most perfect charac-
ter, and is quickly taken into the system
and into the circulation. The makers claim
that ''it makes red blood" and results
justify the claim. 1t is especially good for
the production of clear skin, through
which the coursing red blood can be seen
in pink and ruddy flashes, producing that
charming complexion SO much admired
in the thoroughly healthy woman or man.
Postum" can be used by the children
as we'll as the adults, and the chicks be-
come very fond of their ''coffee." Being
composed of grains alone it is absolutely
pure and healthful natural food drink
and is made by the Postum Cereal Com
pany, Limited, OF Battle Creek. Mich.
There is but one genuine original Postum
Cereal Coffee, with multitude of imita-
tions offered as ''just as good"
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
Tsco Speeches at Santa Ynez.

LOS OLIVOS CAL, Oct 2L The most
enthusiastic meeting of the campaign was
held by the Republicans at Santa Ynez
last night. The large audience was ad-
dressed by E. S. Lippitt, who ammo
himself as a lifelong Democrat without a
a party, and Hon. ]. j. Boyce-"Our
Jack"-the next State Senator from this
district. The earnest and logical reason
ing of Lippitt was warmly app auded and
made votes for Mckinley. His remarks
were devoted to the revolutionary planks
of,the Chicago platform and to the money
question, leaving the vital issue of pro-
lection to Boyce