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The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02

delivered masterful sermon. HIS subject was
drawn from one OF the first most sorrow1ui
the garden Next Sunday will be the third OF
the series now being held at the cathedral.
These services are attended not only by mem
bers of the Calvarian Society, under whose
auspices they are being held, but by Catholic
people of the City in general. The subject of
the next discourse will be "Tne Traitor Apos-
10 -
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FOR BETTER ROADS.
A Mass-Meeting to Be Held at Odd
Fellows Hall.

A good roads mass-meeting will be held
ut Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening,
March 8. Nearly fifty different organiza-
tions more or less interested in the crea-
ton and maintenance of good roads will
be represented, among which prominently
stand the League of American Wheel
men.
The State Board of Highway Commits
sioners, who have returned from their
tour of the State, will be present to ad-
dress the meeting.
The speakers of the evening will be
Commissioners Marsden Mansen, Mande
and Irvine. who will report on the condi-
ton of roads and highways throughout
the State and give their views as to needed
work and legislation toward the better
ment of these roads.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RS BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR $4
W. collections made, city .or country. Pacific
collection Co., 4l5 Montgy ST., room b. Tel. $3.50.
Rs WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOORS
sf>D scrn bbed: reasonable rates: payment for
damages guaranteed. e. ROSSl g. CO.. PAP Sutter
Fs BIG OUTDOOR STEREOPTICON SHOW
ETS every night cor. Market ana Sixth sts.; artis-
tic advertisements in living light: promoters of
business. Consult OWL ADV. CO., 1140 Market.
@TS DIR. ROSE CLEVELAND RETURNED;
es>S Chicago baths; attdts. RIM. 81, 9c6 Market.
- NINE HANSEN AND ASSISTANTS
Eh>S Electric, vapor salt ater baths. 116 Taylor.
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Cathedral Services.

Yesterday at $3.50 p NJ. the second Lenten
service was held at st. Mary's Cathedral.
very large congregation filed the church.
After the solemn "Way OF the Cross had been
performed Rev. Joseph F. Byrne, spiritual di-
rector of the society, ascended the pulpit and
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Four hundred vessels pass through the
Straits of Magellan annually.
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SITUATIONS WANTED D-MALE

- c. G. COOKS SOC. SUPPLIES COOKS; ALI
branches ;short notice. IA Geary. tolerant 4e
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MAN AND WIFE, AS BUTLER AND COOK
Vl housekeeper maid-seamstress; both first
class highest testimonials; country preferred. B.,
box "a, Call Office.
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4 CTIVE MAN REQUIRES EMPLOYMENT;
= expert bOokkeeper: has knowledge Of ma
chlnery good all-round man: highly recon-
mcnded; security. r., 5 Tiden st.
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| DH6 SICIA \. REGULAR, WITH STATE
l. lie ense, wants employment or will travel or do
| business with any responsible parties. Address
| Physic, box SO, Call
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MEET1NG Nor1CEs-Continued.

MEETING NOIlCES-COnt1nuo0
H% MEMBERS CALIFORNIA sss4aaazz>
a~S Lodge No ], I. o. o. F.-IDitia- STESG
ton THIS EVENING, March 2. Visi- S&S
tors invited. w. &. RILEY, n. G.. >W!HNS>
G. w. DAYwALr, Secretary.
Rs THE 18TH ANNIVERSARY OF n
M~S the birth OF Robert Emmett will be Il a
celebrated on March by grand mcsical&,XxS
and literary entertainment under the aus Ssfp
poitan Temple. HON. NJ. NJ. ESrEE, chairman.
Grafton by HON. JOHN f. FINERrY of Chi
cago. Reserved seats can be- secured at Deasy
Bros new store, 20 Sixth St, near Market.
- TO THE IRISH PEOPLE OF ,AN II
es~S Francisco-The Hon. JOHN +. FIN Il a
ERTY of Chicago, one of the most eloquent s.V,x4
and patriotic speakers in the United States, %s<Sy
and lifelong advocate of Irish nationality, will
deliver the Grafton on the 4th of March in Metro
poltau Temple on the anniversary celebration Of
the birth of ROBERT EMMETT.
Your earnest cooperation is requ sted in order
to make the celebration worthy OF him who sleeps
in q namelesS grave. where nature alone spreads
above him her verdant covering.
The distinguished abillties of JOHN F. FIN
ERTY should be an assurance of magnificent
demonstration of Irish patriotism on that occasion.
Fraternaly
KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH.
r. UALMEEMING-THE REGULAR
Gs-S annual meeting OF stockholders of the West
ern Beet Sugar Company will be held at the Office
of the company, 327 Market street, san Francisco,
Cal, on MONDAY, the I'd day of Mardh, 1896, at
the hour of II O'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
electing Board OF Directors to serve for the
suing year apd the transaction OF such other busi-
hess as may come before the meeting.
Transfer books will close Saturday, February
29, 1896 at IL O'Clock NJ.
f.. II. SHELDON, Secretary
The sun., 1896-07-22
SILLY Talk ABoUT MONEY!.
Texan Promises IL Iynehing iT Any Dele
gates Arc Bought.

ST. LOUIS. July 21.-There has been a great
howl ever since the Populists began to arrive
here about the use of Repu blican money The
two free-silver papers in town have been de-
nouncing the Mddle-of- the Road Populists as
agents OF Mark Hanna, armed with money from
him. There has been no evidence Of money at
all. The poorest people here have been the
Middle-of-the- Road people. and there has been
nobody around here talking in favor of Nc
Kinley. The Middle-ofthe- Road men have
been Just ms bitter against Mckinley as they
have been against Bryan.
But II there Is no Mckinley money here there
Is evidently considerable Bryan money Tho
town is tull OF Bryan literature, and Bryan
badges can be had everywhere free. Heaven
alone knows how many havo been given out
but there are great stacks OF them and they arc
expensive. too. There has been no Republican
agent on the ground sending for ~, various
Jones OF the Democratic National COMMITTEES
has been here right along. and has devoted his
time to seeing the lcnders.
One thing TO be said about tho rank and file of
the Popnlists who are attending this Conven-
t1n fs that they are honest In their convictions.
Their ideas are queer but they believe in them
hrmiy, and they are prepared TO argue them at
any length, and they can put up a heap sight
laugh at them. They are not men either who
can bo bought. That is to say. the rank and file
OF them cannot be bought.
Down In the corridor of the Southern to-day
there was big Texan arguing with n crowd
party. The big Texan nearly jumped out OF
his skin, but the man escaped out OF tho back
door Of the hotel. Then tie Texan said
u tell you what 1t is, gents. 1t may be possi-
bic 10 buy some OF these here people that's
posing as leaders OF us delegates. but, by gum,
II there is any buying. the people as does 1t will
find that the men they buy is good for just
their own vote, that's all. Any leader in tho
can't sell us like sheep. aud II we catch any
body selling even his own vote there'l be a
lynching party around here quicker than
lightning. and ! want to tell you that we
rope"
The sun., 1896-07-22
MRS. LEASE, SIZE Talks.
Her Information Money Affairs and
Her Demonstrations OF Gold Men.

Her Information on Money Affairs and
Her Demonstrations OF Gold Men.
ST. LOUIS. July 2l.-Mrs. Mary Ellen Lease,
the Kansas Joan OF Arc, arrived this afternoon
ready for the fray. She was accompanied By n
young man who WAS about half her size, and
his shirt front was q mass OF glass or diamonds
The mass was worth three cents II the decora-
tions were glass and $4,000 II they were dia-
monds. Mrs. Lease declared that her creden-
tials to the Convention awaited her here and
she started right In to say that she was for
Bryan, and then she went over a list OF anti
Bryan leaders in tho Populist camp, and she
declared:
"They are all corrupt. Every man here who
opposes the endorsement or nomination OF
Bryan is corrupt. know them and they know
that know them. What we wnnt is free silver
currency was cont tractc'i one half. and the crcu-
lation per capita has been dwndling ever sine CO."
Hnt. Mrs. Lease said reporter. you must
he miSintorlned. The increased circulation per
capita mas been very marked within tho last
Few years NJ toayea or. SO ago. 1t advanced
thing ike SGl per capita n year or so ago."
sno,,,dG m,'S ,! 40 you re! your lying hgures1"
figures from that lying Secretary OF the Treas.
nrvF'
Mrs. Lease was in q dreadfully excited state
o. mind She swung her tailor made skirt,
Wher she Is thoroughly aroused she has a voice
that is cross between trumpet and a buzz
she rGared forth:
III the gold standard is In operation another
four years the farmers Of the West won't have
lar as it Is"
=, Bu. Mrs. Lease" said the lreporter. "the
New York banks have $50 900 900 which they
have been glad TO lend within the last few
months at one per cent. on call"
Il that so" " said Mrs. Lease.
Yes. replied the reporter but OF course tho
collateral has got TO he sound. and II your folks
out this way can give the collateral you can
have this money for one per cent. on call But
the New York bankers don't appear to want to
lend their money on the Free Silver ana Popu-
list collateral that You propose to offer and that
Is the reason why money Is scarce in the West"
You think so, young man 2" Mrs. Lease re-
piled. Well you are nothing but Q repreBen-
tative OF the plutocratic press. The figures
that you quote to me are simply lying state
ments. They are manufactured for a purpose
You cannot convince me, young man. | know
what am talking about, md You don't"
Mrs. Lease is one OF the greatest leaders In
the Popuist camp.
The sun., 1896-07-22
THE WOMEN DELEGATES.
Suffrage Plank to BE Propooed-Coio-
rndo's Woman Contingent.

A Suffrage Plank to BE Propooed-Coio-
rndo's Woman Contingent.
ST. LOUIS, July 21.-There will 10 a lot of
women delegates to this Convention. just how
many 1t is not at present possible to say. And
there is n big movement on here for a woman
suffrage plank in the platform 1t Is headed BY
Mrs Victoria Conkling Whitney. President OF
the Missouri State Equal Suffrage Association
In all probability this plank will be adopted BY
the Convention.
"Rsshrsd. that the Populist party, In National
Convention assembled. hereby recommends
that Congress shall submit to the Legisla,u ures
of the several States IA proposition to SO amend
the Federal Constitution as to provide TINT the
right OF citizens OF the United States to vote
shall not be denied abridged by the United
States or any State on account OF SEX
The man who told THE SUN reporter that this
weu!d probably be the plank. said:
My friend. we Populists believe In anything
that will mainly women. We believe in It; we
think that women ought to be 'manifed.' and
giving them the right Of free suffrage the same
as the niggers have will mainly them. We
want them to have it."
Colorado alone will have elk women delegates
to the Convention. They are Mrs. Mary C. c.
Bradford. Mrs. l.. NJ. Stansbury. Mrs. Dora
Phelps Powell. Mrs. Louise Forest. Mrs Scroll
Sexton, and Mrs. White OF Durango These six
have already arrived
The sun., 1896-07-22

| nosed mon of Wall street We arc In theii
| hands yet, God have mercy on us, suffering
| people, God help us to got ont OF the clutches
| OF these Shylocks that is n-eating and a-gnaw.
| ing of our vitals. II He don't, fellow citizens
we are gone community. There 10 but three
things that we can do: We can hit 'em with a
ballot, we bullet 'em. or we can lay down
| and blister under 'em.
ballots. bullets. or blisters for the hook
noscd shylock, fellow-citizens. which will the
| toing masses have7 Them Shylocks told ron
that the Mckinley bill was the greatest bill
that ever was made. They said II is oil for the
laborin' people, all for the lhborin' people.
Well, fellow-oitizens. IL you Can t-il
me how cuttin' down q man 3 waees and putin
up the price of the stun he has got to have is
for tho benefit OF the leborn' people, then am
with you They are lyin' to you. Their message
to tho toilnE masses is: Get of the earth. you
laborin' people. We've got no use for you.'
"Oh, they love the laborin' man so much that
when they null him up to kiss him they suck
out his back teeth. Tho bankers they roll in
tho lap Of luxury. They go to SaratoRy, and
they drive behind their prancin' steeds there,
and where do You go to spend your summer IA
voice away back in the crowd: ITO hell"l
"Noung man." said Uncle Ben, you arc
man OF disccrln' nature. You're right, you 20
plumb to hell and you will keep agoin' Ms long
as you lot them hOok-nosed shysters pull you
around tho way they have been pulling you.
Eighteen hundred years ago friends your
Saviour went into the Wall street, and 1Ie found
the ancestors of them houk-nosed Shylocks
a-tradin' the peoples money, a-stenlin' the
peoples substance. and a-eatin' away at their
vtals. What did He dor He tipped over their
tables and he caught them by the back OF tho
neck and the slack OF their pants and threw
them out, friends. That is what weve got to
do to-day. Move on Wall street, Ballots bull
let's. or blistcrs"
From tho beginning to the end OF this re-
markahle speech tho crowd shouted and
screamed its applause. Hats wcre thrown in
the air. Every time Uncle Ben asked ques-
ton the answer was howied back. Every tins
he characterized Wall street. the air wns rent
with cheers and were shrieks of. That's right
That's what they are"
The declaration OF ballots, bullets. or blisters
was met ench time with wild shouts Of Joy. At
the conclusion Of this speech Uncle Ben was
hugged and congratulated as the greatest orator
who has turned up yet in ST. Louis.
Uncle Ben followed by half dozen
other speakers. each OF whom had apparently
partaken Of gin and wormwood some other
vitrioilic com binntiop. Each wns bitter against
Wall street. Each screamed against corpora
tions OF any kind. and each was ready to .houl-
der n gun or do anything else to put down what
they called the "damnable money power OF the
moth eaten creatures"
The meeting was still going on ct late hour
The sun., 1896-07-22
B BALLors. BULLETS. OR HAIsrERs.
Sample Specimen OF the Tirado on Wall
Street by the Popuiists.

Sample Specimen OF tho Tirade on Wall
Street by the Popuiists.
ST. LOUIS. July 21.-Let Wall street beware
Tho Middle Of the Road" fellows are coming
at them with pitchforks, hoes. rakes ploughs,
harrows. and corn cutters. and they are going
to have the scalp OF every man there. Tho
movement was started TO- night on the steps of
the old City Hall.
The Middle Of tho Road" fellows ad vertised
big meeting there. at which " Cyclone" Davis
and half dozen other steam engine orators
were to shout. crowd gathered about z
O'Clock. Itwas in its shirt sleeves.
The first speaker was Uncle Ben Colyin OF St.
Charles. Mich, and he started right in on the
money question and at Wall street. Ho wanted
no redeemable money. He said that changing
paper into silver and silver into gold and gold
back 70 paper was not doing anything but
"swapping dollars. aud them long hook -nosed
Jews of Wall street are eatin away our sub
stance and our vitals a-doin' it."
Friends" he said. this Guv'ment never
issued gold bond-never. ! defy any hook
nosed son of a gun from Wall street to come up
here and ray they did. During the war the
Guv'ment issued bonds payable In currency.
Whom the war was over, on the plea that tho
GuV'ment credit had to be strengthened, them
bonds was changed so as to be payable In COIN
Tho hook k-nosed Rothschilds wanted us
W p"y thoui III BOlu, ana RUSSIA and
France wanted us to pay them In silver,
but our patriotic American officials said
they would pay them In coin. Then they
sent ono OF them hook k-nosed Jews out 10 our
Western country and no discovered there tho
millions and millions OF silver that tho blessed
God above had put there to rescue US. sufYorin'
people. from the hook nosed shysters that arc
eating at our vitals He come back In secret
and At night when people was not a-watchin'
him. and he told about these tons and tons of
silver. and then friends, followed that awful
crime Of '73.
THE hook-nosed fellow, he told these jew
shysters that We had plenty of silver TO nay our
debts In Ave years. IL We wanted to, and they
put up this crime of '7s, and they demonetized
our silver SO as we amt paid our debts yet.
"These same people. friends and fellow citi-
Eens are the ones that killed Christ Since that
dsy We have boen In the hands OF these hook.
The sun., 1896-07-22
ANOTHER SIDE SNOW MEETS.
The "Reform Press Association Comes
Out FInt-footed Against bryan,

Ehe "hcfOrm Press Asaoctatlono Cones
Out FInt-footed Against bryan.
ST. LOUIS. July 2l.-The Reform Press Asso-
citation. composed Of Populist and free-silver
newspaper men, met in the headquarters of tho
Texas Populists this forenoon. COMMITTEES
whose members were J. NJ. Malett of Texas, A.
=. Tngwell. Washington; A. q. Brown, Massa-
chusetts; Frank Burkett Mississippi: NJ. W.
wilkins, California. and IgriAtius Donnelly
Minnesota. reported an address. which WAS fiat
footed for Independent action by the populistic
Convention. 1t denounced fusion or coalition
with either OF the old parties, and declared en-
phatically against the endorsement OF MI. Bryan
The reading OF The address was followed by a
however, and the Kansas members or the asso-
ciRtion walked out OF the room to emphasize
their disapproval. They drew up the following
resolution and attached thoir signatures thereto:
with the spirit OF the resolution we are in
accord, but believe that tho only way to relieve
the people of this country from RoldbuRism and
McKinleyism Is To nominate Bryan and Sewail
on a Populist platform.
W. l.. BKowN, b. =. BRAY, ,LEYMAN .NAu-
LOGAN. G. A; WIsDLE. W. c. HOLDEN. A. 4.
STEWART. L. WooDARn, FRED CLOSE GRoRoE
w. BREWSTER. JOHN W. CooK, p. f. YEARANT
W II. FRENCH, T.. TIFFANY. G. w. MoRPHY. O.
+. DEDRIcK, II. w. YOUNG. NJ. c. INLOw"
The sun., 1896-07-22
DITIDINa PRESS SEATS.
The RuaE saw" "Sledgc Hammer" nnd
othcr Men Jealous OF the New Workers..

Tho HuaE saw" "SIedgc Hammer" nnd
Other Men jealous OF the New Workers.
ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-There came near being o
row to-day in the Convention hall where the
fopuilsts are coins to hold their Convention
and II was al! over the question OF press seatL
One might not think II, but there are MS many
newspaper men here as there were at the Re
publican Convention three weeks ago and at
the Democratic Convention In Chicago They
are more woolly lot. however. than attended
these other two Conventions. They gathered
at the Convention hall TO pick out their seatL
The young man In charge there informed the
crowd that these here metropolitan news.
papers that send their mon here and telegraph
theif stun has got 10 have the best seats in tAls
convention; And then came tho rumpus.
and, by ginger. no metropolitan press is going
10 sRHose me out OF this Convention" .
we we have been faithful Populist paper for TOO
from New York and Chicagy."
-. And, You blue-nosed IDIOT" snorted another.
u wan, you TO understand That the Wtdgr Las
got 10 nave place, and IL hain't a-gOn 10 10
put of, either"
"Gentlemen," said the young man In charge
Yes numbered another you're going 70
90 diys s1s ,So osst you can but don't y9u iogst
N may come from way back" thundered
san s5i am smother; but by gimp the ppsa! g Rta
VT an IOlIB 10 get loft IN this shufle,
NO, nor the famous Tribune amt going 70
get left" snorted another.
=. And the inrH has not to be supplied"
. es, ana don't you forget the BdzOo
. Nor the COOper County GldrtOn."
m n-golng to do the best can, hut these
@ @netropolitan papers that send their men hers
world they've got To have the first show"
Az TINS point several OF the police who had
occn scattered around the hall gathered. and
There was no blood shed. After good dea. ot
work u was found that most OF the newspaperS
N la Is
delegates.
The sun., 1896-07-22
GooD FOR pICE-PREsIDExr.
North Carolina Mes Want al AIabaaiav
ON tho National Ticket

North Carolina Mes Want AIabaaiau
ON tho National Ticket
ST. LOUIS July 2l.-Tho North Carolina
Populists met to-day and completed their Or
Ranization. The delegation fAvors nominating
Goodwin. a Populist candidate for Governor Of
Alabama, for Vice President.
George F. Gather of Alabama says he docs
not know whether Capt. Kolb is correctly re-
ported In the interview printed this morning -
70 his personal desire TO SEQ Bryan nominated
but he knows that the statement imputed to the
Captain. that he will or can deliver the Alabama
delegation. 10 not correct.
Alabama" said Mr.. Gather. lis for Bryan
under some conditions and under Others she il
not. Il the Bryan men will make Represen nta-
tive Albert i. Goodwin. VINO ran against j. e
Gohb for Congress, the candidate for Vice
President, well vote for their man Every
southern man I've spoken TO 10 for Good win"
The sun., 1896-07-22

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The sun., 1896-07-22
Mrs. Cougar Suggests Two Plank ..

ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-Mrs. Helen NJ Cougar.
who was one of the most emphatic bolters from
the Prohibition Convention at Pittsburgh whom
the dissatisfied free-coinage and woman.suf.
frage, advocates paired, male and female. and
marched out OF the hall, Is here TO urge upon
the Populist Committee on Resolutions the
adoption OF woman suffrage and anti saloon
plank.
The sun., 1896-07-22

Good goods are done up in small
packages.
Lots of wear-resisting qualities
in extremely thin cloths.
Nuns cloth has 'em all.
A suit weighs but 36 ounces.
Two seasons wear doesn't wear
it out.
$l0.50 and S11.O0.
Black, oxford. tbiaok and white) brown and gray.
ROGERS, PEET e. Co.
Prince and Broadway.
" nrrrn nnd Broadway
Thirty second an Broadway.
The sun., 1896-07-22

You going TO endorse Brysnf" asked Tup
suS reporter of Wisconsin man. "Endorss
him." roarsd the Wisconsin man, mot bv =
damned sight We amt going 70 endorse hin
The sun., 1896-07-22

We may nominate the young stuff, but II we do.
by heavens and earth. well nominate him on q
populstic platform. and he'll get on that there
platform with four feet. BY gum: yes sir with
four feet, or his name s mud"