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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25
FrREMEx STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
Their Hose Cart Hun Down while
Rushing 90 Fire.

Wilmington, Del. Dec. 2L-While pro-
ceedlng 20 fire this evening the hose
cart of the Waterwitch Fire Company was
struck BY an express train at the crossing
Of the Baltimore ana Ohio railroad ana
demolished. William DouHhcftY was 81
other fremcn were badly cut. but not
seriously hurt
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25
M'BEE SCOOPS in THE MONEY.
The Popular Railroader Sells His In
ferest in the Bryan Venture.

New York, Dec. A.-A special dispatch to
the Tribune from Atlanta. Ca, says: 1T
is given out here officially to-day that
Capt " Il. McBee, superintendent OF the
seaboard Air Line, who secured a contract
with w. j. Bryan 10 deliver a series of
lectures in the big towns of the south.
has sold his interest In the venture. An
eastern syndicate Is reported as having
bought It, but the identity Of the members
Is unknown"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25

Moscow, Dec. 2l-stelnltz won the
twclfth game az played against Lasker
in fhirty moves. II was d Ruy TOpez.
ooonod bv Lasker. Present score. Lasker,
Z. stclnltz j drawn, g.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25
Tobncco warehouse Burned.

winston, n. c.. Dec. 2f--Webster's To-
bacco Company warehouse. bar room,
and another building, were destroyed by
fire al Madison this morning The loss ax-
f,reeated several thousand dollars, PARTIAL
IL covered by Insurance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25
ENGINE JUMPS THE TRACK.
The Engineer killed and the Fire
man lady bruised.

Martins Ferry. O., Dec. PA freight
engine on the Wheeling and Lake Erie
railroad jumped the track near Warren
ton tonight and was demolished. Enel.
neer Jesse houshton was KILLED and Fire
ed Their homes are al Mneaiiisn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25
CHILDREN CREMATED.
The Blaze Started by a Match Ignft-
ed I'm an CiIy Pair of Trousers.

ed I'm an Cily Pair of Trousers.
Franklin, Pa, Dec. 24.-The ignition of
a match, which the children of Philip Nc
Kim of Rockland township were trying
TO take from the pocket of an old oily
pair OF trousers Of their fathers yester-
day. started a fire. in which three Of the
little ones we're burned to death and tho
house destroyed. Mrs. McKim had gone
to a neghbor's house, leaving her four
children alone. She saw smoke arising
from her home, and with her brother-in-
law, James Taylor, hurried to the house.
Taylor rescued one child, which was near
ly suffocated. The charred bones of the
other three were found later.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25

tive operation on the field If they fall.
10000 more soldiers will spring up to take
their places. The Cubans viii die, if nee
essary, but they will never give up the
fight until they are free from Spain. They
DO not, forget the blood their countrymen
have Shed''
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25
UTAHs VOTE.
Bryan and sewnII swept Everything
Before Them in the state.

Salt Lake City, Utah. Dec. 2.-The OFF,
cial returns for the election in the state
Of Utah were given out by the state board
of canvassers to-day. as follows.
Kiniey and Hobart, i3,456; Palmer and
congressional-w IA. King, dem, a. 1856;
Lafayette Holbrook, rep, H,H3; Warren
Foster, DOD., 2,Zl9
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25
Ex-coDgressman Hatch Dead.

Hannibal, Mo-, Dec. A.--Ex-Congress-
man ". III Hatch died al his home N this
CITY last night Of BnghrH disease, after
"a long Illness tfo gained most of his
prominence through his advocacy Of the
autl-optl0n Blk.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25

New York, Dec. 2i-Mayor Wurster oe
Brooklyn to-day granted a license 20 tho
Greater New York Athletic Club OF Concy
Island. Mahcr and ODonnell meet there
Tomorrow afternoon,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25
BOSTON BRoKER A FUGITIVE.
he II Charged In Warrant wiz
EmbozzIing $4,000.

Boston, Mass. Dec. 2i.-Police officials
state that George r. Gage, senior menu
Der OF tho dcfunct brokerage firm OF Gage
a Fulton, 30 Kilby street. Is a fugitive from
Justice and a warrant has been issued foe
his arrest, charging him with the emDcz q
element OF 81 900.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25

a. petershurg Dec. IA ferry boat
croaaiug the River Drleper, in the prOv-
ince of FknfOrinOslay, capalzed to-day
and many passengers were drowned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25
MANGLED BEYOND RECOGNITION.

A swItchmnn Falls I'm Front of n
Moving Engine.
Birmingham, Ala, Dec. A-C. w. Will
liams. foreman Of a switching crew on the
Birmingham Mineral railroad at Besse-
mer. was killed this morning at o'clock,
while doing switching at the Debardele-
hen furnace He was sitting in the front
OF the engine and accidentally fell In
front of the trucks and was run over and
mangled beyond recognition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25

Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. 4.-Consul Gen.
Lee Mrs. Lee and Miss Lee, after spend
ing two hours in Tampa, left Port Tampa
for Havana this afternoon on the steamer
OliVette,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25
TWO CONTRACTS AWARDED.
They Cover the water Tower and
storehOuse AT Port Royal.

washington. Dec. 24--TlN secretary OF
the Navy has awarded a contract to the
Lombard Iron Works and Supply Com
pany OF Augusta, Ga, for a steel water
lower and tank az the Port Royal IS. C1
naval station, Tor S25, ,i96 and Tor the store
house az the same place 10 l.. y. Hazen X
Co OF Cincinnati for IS $685.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25
JACK, THE RIPPER IN HOLLAND.

Found Mt Amsterdam.
London, Dec PA dispatch to the Pan
Mall Gazette from Amsterdam says that
a series of tragedies on the Jack-the-Rip-
per type are happening In that city. The
body of a woman. with the throat cut and
otherwise mutilated, was found In the
street this morning. The object of the
crime was evidently not robbery, as a sum
of money and quantity of Jewelry was
found on the body.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25
SAILORS WASTED ovERBoARD.
A BnrIs From savannah Loses Three
Men in a storm on the Ocean.

London, Dec 24.-The Norwegian bark
Ntlzpa. Capt. Torgenson, az Hui. from
savannah. reports that she encountered
terrible weather during her voyage. Her
decks were swept by heavy seas and three
on her crew were washed overheard ana
drOWurn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25
RuS OVER BY = STREET can.
senator FauIkner's Aged Secretary
Loses "a Leg.

Washington. Dec. 24.--Charies II. Fanlk-
ner, OF Houlton, Ind. IS years old, private
secretary to Senator Voorhees, Of Indiana,
was run over by a horse car tonight and
SO badly injured that his right leg had to
be amuptated. His extreme age renders
well known In Indiana, having been ac-
tiAely engaged I'm politics there for thirty
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-25
COLD SNAP FoH CHRISTMAS.
The Mercury Takes Big Tumble in
the North.

The Mercury Takes n Big Tumble in
the North.
Detroit, Mich, Dec. 2i.-Extremely cold
weather prevailed throughout lower Mich
igan last night. In this city. che mercury
dropped to 2 degrees above zero; at Hol-
land, to below; at Dawson, to Is below;
at Flushing, to 10 below, and at Flint, TO
20 degrees below.
Saranac Lake, N. Y, Dec. A.-The mer-
curry dropped to 10 degrees below zero last
night, being the lowest point reached here
this season.
Watertown, n. Y, Dec. A.-The ther-
mometer registered 10 degrees below zero
here early this morning, the coolest Of the
season so far The ground is thinly COW
cred with snow, but there is not enough
for sleighing.
Troy, N. Y, Dec. 4.-In this city, early
this morning, the mercury ranged from 8
to degrees below zero. In nearby places
the record was from 10 to Is degrees To-
day is cold and clear.
Utica, N. Y, Dec 24.-The mercury in
this city this morning was degrees below
zero. At Fulton Chain, 1t was Is degrees
below zero. The sleighing here is fine and
the air dry and bracing.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-10-14
Com at Q point 162 It n of sw cor of nea 1-as.Ie
tn Q 360 It n 132 IT " 300 ISs II

IN e 700 1t n l32 IT " 3G0 g 132 #
Com at point ssi IT of sw cor mel is p II "
@ ., nI o f1 geo r. lss f. to beg 81 z Is
$50 ss ffwaof 81 1a sT G TO b eei ZEE Fl
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Com at nw eos cos # If ~. Ss # ts Y
1873 It W 14O IT n 1873 1t to beg. .Ie ~ ~ d "A
Com 30 TT of NV cor of swi net l232-l2 g 10 IT
19s # 20 # l9s # to beg. =. IL 81 12 28 So
st $50 # e 20 TT n l50 IT 20 IT to beg 9S
Com III IT 80 1t Of NV cor OF set l2 leo
IT GA # W 16O # n GA It to beg. IL 81 II co
Com at a point on centre OF main st where IL
terminates at n line of swi l2-s2-R tn W sis..
IT'S 2O5 IT 2l2,i It n 2O5 It to be-
Com at ls2 TT of NV cor nei swi 1852 900
IT l57 IT n 800 IT Isl It to beg I2 81 ls IS 63
Com at NV cor of net sw{ 1872 u tn PIG r. q
1s2 IT PIG # W 1S2 It to beg IL az II 1s 50
Com ZIG IT of NV cor OF mel swi is-3s-i2 81 It
e ls2 # n "a # W 1S2 # to beg 80 IL 80 IL 5 Is
Com DO II of NV cor net swt 1922 IL 81 II q
1S2 TT n 30 # W 1S2 It to beg I2 81 IL 10 Is
Com $50 # of NV cor med swi l2-3a-i2 Is2 It 8
l4O # " lss # 40 IT to beg -. IL 81 IL a Il
Com 40 IT or NV cor of net sw& II ,32-l2 e Is
1t 40 IT w lS2 It 40 II to beg IL 81 II q 81
Com S35 TT W of intersection of W line of north
Main st n line of End ave tn " 80 IT n $50 II
Com sss # e Of sw cor set i-a2-i3 til POS # It W
S Of sw s cor Of ses M ls J. T. T. Il
POS # W 21O # e0s # to beg. 1872 40:
Com 260 f. OF sw cor of SET 1879 20 # 2os
1t s 90 IT W 2O8 to beg 49,. . 32 l2 40:
Com 3lO 1T of Sw cor OF SEX 1-22-l2 n lilo It {
MS 1t s ITO TT W 20S IT TO beg. 81 II 2S c;
Tax of 1924.
Com 2DS IT of Sw cor of Sc! 1:S2-l2 2l0 It I
Zuo 1t w 2lO 1t 3 20S IT to beg. 81 Il Il 4,
Tax OF 1895.
Dom 2OS tt of sw cor of set OF 132-12 2lO TT I
20o TT W 2l0 TT POS IT TO beg 81 II Il q
Com R5S 1T OF sw cor ofse4l- 32-12 e 210ft n ~
III w ZlO It 2OS It to beg. ... . 81 12 10 G.
Com 45o IT e of sw cor of SET 1-S2-l2 Z 22H IT 7
ZJo It W 22h TT 20S fit to beg -. 81 ~ = l.
Com $40 1T OF sw cor of 1-32-12 20S It ca IT
1IS It go TT W $50 fl 100 IT tobeg 32 L 30 g
Com at Sc cor of Spring st and Wash ave @ II
e4!S IT 8 II rds W 41s # Il rds 10 beg les.
IOxI50 1T sold to M Lee. . IS o.
ga nwt swt formerly Stith g. K ad IL 32 IL Is 8
Com y IT OF Sc cor lot Cleveland st side IL
Fowlers add W l3c # n 90 IT W 20 It lbs TT ,
i50 1T n fl 10 beg part lots 6 40
| All that parcel or tract of land formerly lai(
out and known as Cook add to the city Of
Medlc1ne Lodge described as follows: con
06o II W OF ne cor of Sc! net 2-12-l2 W ego #
|o4O 1t 1890 fl 1880 fit W $50 # 600 Ct to bel
except lots. blocks and streets as follows
lots ~ to "a inclusive blk 3 lots TO 20 inclus
I'VE DIX 10 lots 20 to 80 inc blk II lots to int
DIX IL lots Il to SO inc blk IA lots 4. TO II
~ 10 70 inc blk Is lots to inc blk 16 also eX
ceptlng the following streets and parts o
streets towit: Stop ave Sheridan ave LogaI
ave Ellis ct to Howe st Howe ct and Branct
81 from sherman ave to Sheridan ave Ellis
81 from Sheridan ave to line of said add
ton. Amt 2S 6:
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-10-14

east half OF block amount IS cents
east half Of block 12 amount 90 cents
east half Of block Il amount l7.SS
part OF lots 5. 8. Z. block 10 amount 1l49
part OF lots 8. q, z, block 40 amount 10 20
north three-fifths OF lot block SO amt I6. 10
west half Of lots .. 3, 4. block IS amt IL .Ol
east half OF lots 2. s, as. 80 amt e3 cents
block ": less right OF way. amt 80 cents
block 100. less right OF way amt az cents
Peck's Addition
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-10-14
HentOn Add.-Sharon
MEDICINE LODGE LOTS.
South Main Street

30 # off east end blk amt % so
3 It off n side blk IL amt 4 So
II fl north side blk 81 amt 8 So
ID It south side blk b amt rs 2
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-10-14
Cooks Addition.

City of Medicine Lodge, Mete and Bounds.
Com at sc cor nwa 1-32-1e tn " along line of
HMt 10 It tn at re angles with said line 100
It th e parallel with said line of nw4 I-3e-I2
SOFT u 100 It to place OF beg. 81 IL 10 -
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-10-14
Notes and Bounds-Sharon City.

Com so fit W of ne cor of nw4 sw4 tn w
800 TT i45 fit n in 800 IT l45 fl 21s
TO place of beginning ......... ... .21 81 10 %
Com l45 TT p in of ne cor of nw4 sw4
s rds " 20 rds II s rdS 20 rds to
place of beg ............. q 81 10 70 |
Com at cor of NV! 165 # 1876 TT
W l65 TT n 500 it to place of beg. .2l 81 10 81
Com 165 TT e Of NV cor of nw4 e 165 fits
1856 # W l65 # 1896 it to place of beg p 81 10 81
Com $50 fit e of NV cor of nw4 e 80 tt S
1896 TT so fit 398 # to place of beg21 81 10 %
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-10-14

north half lois 4. >, 6 LIk III amt96.
south halt lots !. >. g blk liz aunt 81
west half lot 10 blk I25 amt - cts
west half lot blk ~ amt IS cts
south hall lot : blk l73 amt 81 cts
north half lot blk l73 amt s. cts
south half lot blk I13 amt q cts
north half lot blk I13 amt "a cts
1J9xii0 blk g. amt -
south bali blk 81 amt 2g7
west half blk IS amt les
lOox140 blk - amtIG5
west half blk 80 amt 50
iOOxs3 lots Z, 8 blk 14S amt3O7
Deg at NV cor nix l62 I40 n s 80 III " IN r, N IN
III 10 Deg lois ., ., . blk lG2 amt 5 Is
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-10-14
Lakes 4tb Addition.
~ IN w 100 10 II

s5x25 # Of end lot u blk . amtI4
east 10 It lot L. blk amt rs
Graham & X. Addition.
~ 10 I'll IL - 1ef 30 1 "a
Saunders Addition.
% 9 s. s IS . S
lots to Is inc blk amt IS cts
All except lot % /
au ,s Douglass Addition.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-10-14
MINGONA LOTS.

OULI III sW COT OF lot thence q IT q lft0 III
. TT W 100 TT lots 5. 6 blk 3 amt 81
II IT on n end lots 4, 5, blk 4 amt 50 cts
- IL on end 5, - l4
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-10-14
west half lot > blk 80 amt 9.67

west half lot > blk 80 amt 967
east half lot - blk 80 amt 9.67
41X75 1T lots !, =, 3 blk 81 amt II IS
% * 20 Il lots |. ,. ) blk 81 amt 2OI
5UX40 # lots II < II blk 81 amt sc!
5DX5O # lots II & II blk 81 amt l.54
5OX25 It lots ! | * u blk 81 amt > OF
50N25 IL lots / & l. blk 81 amt g.lS
north balf of lots 10, ii. II blk - amt S.2f
81. .5x30it lots 10, IL, u blk 81 amt44I
Sc .5x4O fl lots 10. IL. IL blk - amt 2.62
south half of lot IA blk 30 amt 81
north half OF lot - blk 30 amt l.53
l00Xll5 Tors l3 & IL blk 81 amt 2Ol
.2l9 X5O lots l3 & - blk IS amt oil
pa X50 lots Is * blk IS amt AS
50X25 lots l3 Il blk 5Samt2Ol
21X25 lots l3 II - blk IS amt I u
l0X23 lots IL, blk s. amt LOS
45X2l lots 3D. blk 3 amt Lob
east nalf of lot blk IS amt Oh
birth half of lot - blk Is aInt2OI
north 150X20 TT lots Ii. Il, Is blk 3gamt2OI
west half OF LOT ) blk 81 amt393a
lU1X10 lots l, = blk IS ANITA 92
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-02

Their end of the.main view, Cassasa's Band
occupies a beautiful white band-stand.
There was crowd around the band-stand
all evening, and from the galleries many
faces looked down upon it.
To the right of the main aisle is a sylvan
retreat, with many pretty hooks, con-
structed by a florist. In the center is a
large fountain and a pond. The main
floor is stacked with all manner of hand
some booths and exhibits, and in the gal
leries, which extend around the entire
building are as many more.
Some idea of the extent of the exhibits
of the fair may be had from the following
classification; First department - live
stock; second epartment-machine
implements, etc.; third partment-tex-
tile fabrics (mil and domestic products),
and juvenile exhibit; fourth depart
ment-mechanical products and California
inventions. designs, ETC.; fifth depart
ment-dairy products and dairy utensils:
sixth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES products;
seventh Observation-Disclosures eighth
epartment-agricul products; ninth
department-fine arts, etc.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-02
Will VISIT MoKIN1EY.
Southern California Republicans Plan
ming EScsErSfO

Southern California Republicans Plan
ming an E1csIrsiOn.
LOS ANGELES. CAL, Sept. There
was an informal meeting at the Hotel Ma
deau to-day by Republicans of Southern
California, relative to arranging for an ex-
cursion to Canton, Ohio, to call on Major
Mckinley, the Republican candidate for
the Presidency. The plan is to have the.
visiting members representatives of the
wool interest, the fruit interest, the raisin
interest, the shipping interest, the agrI-
cultural interest, the livestock interest,
the manufacturing interest, the general
commercial interest, the railway interest,
the banking interest, the irrigation inter-
est, the Nicaraguan canal, the mining in
terest and such other leading interests of
the State as may have the desire and the
energy to be represented on such an ex-
cursion.
]. 4. Newberry acted as chairman of the
meeting. The excursionists are to supply
money for the visit. The chairman was
given time to complete the appointment
of a general committee of fourteen, and
when made up this committee will pro-
coed vigorously with the work of carrying
Gut its instructions.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-02
OPPOSE BRYAN AND SILVER.
Sound Money Democrats to Organise at
Los An1eIeR.

Sound Money Democrats to Organise at
Los angeles.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Sept. 1.-The
following self-explanatory circular is be-
ing sent out by the sound-money Demo
Gratis of this city:
1t is proposed to establish q Sound-money
Democratic Club in Los Angeles, which shall
contain in its membership all Democrats who
are opposed to the free-silyer idea and who
do not intend to vote for Mr.. Bryan for Presi-
dent.
The object of the club is to promulgate
sound-money sentiment from q Democratic
point of view, to encourage the doubtful voter
who breads 10 leave his party, and to uphold
Tor ourselves at least the ancient and honora-
bic standard of patriotic Democracy. This
circular is sent to all whose names are sug-
gested for membership in the club 1t is not
intended that membership should cost much,
either in time or money The only require
ment is q fee of ST t4itiation, when the name
your name on the list may serve as an encour-
agement to oeeers. and if your sentiment is
with the movement send in your name. It
does not matter for whom you intend to vote,
except that you Will not support Mr.. Bryan.
Send your name to the Sound-money Demo-
cratic Club room, 81 Bryson block. Please sug-
gest any outher names that may occur to you.
WILL A. HARRIL,
CHARLES FoRMAN,
]. J. BYRNE,
G. D. WILLARD,
]. A. GRAVES,
]. NJ. ELLIOTT,
WILLoUGHBY RoDMAN,
PERCY r. WILSON,
Committee on Organization.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-02
Five Hundred Freshmen Will
Be Enrolled for the
Year.
POLITICS ON THE CAMPUS.
Republican and Democratic Clubs
Will Wage a Vigorous
Campaign.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Sept.
1.-The students and professors have al
most all returned from their summer vaca-
ton for the university work, which begins
on Friday. There will be about 800 men
in the freshman class this year, and it is
expected that the total enrolment will
reach 1900. Dr.. Jordan has not yet re-
turned from Alaska, and will not be on
the campus until the 4th of October. He
will Immediately leave for thes East to
make the report of the Boring Sea Com
mission, of which he is chairman. Dr.
Stilman will be acting president of the
university in his absence.
Professor Price of the zoology depart
ment and Professor Mcfarland of the
physiology department have returned from
Europe, where they have been studying
Tor the past year, and will take the places
OF Professors Green and Heath, who go to
Cornell for years work. The law de-
partment has been strengthened by the
addition OF Professor f. ]. Policy. and sew
erai other minor changes have been made
in the faculty.
There is great deal of excitement
among the students over the coming cleo
ton and the political cauldron is boiling
right merrily. Both the Mckinley club
and the Democratic club are strong in
numbers and well organized. The Repub-
lican organization numbers over 300 mem
bers, with John Marion Switzer president
and William III. Irwin, editor of the Daily
Falo Alto, vice-president. The club is
very active and boasts of marching corps
OF over hundred members. When Viii.
liam J. Bryan spoke to the students last
spring he made many friends and he is
now receiving enthusiastic support. The
campaign at the university will doubtless
be hot one.
A proposition has been made to the
student body to make one of the days of
the county fair at San Jose, to be held the
latter part of the month, a Stanford day,
as was done at the rose carnival last
spring. The proposition will doubtless be
accepted.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-02
mains to be seen whether be will justify

mains to be seen whether he will justify
the great coach's compliment.
Captain Fickert has not yet got things
into such shape that he can define the
lineup or tell just what material he has
on hand. Talking with a CALL CORE
spondent to-day he said: THE work of
the men will begin in about three weeks.
/ intend to put the men into the gymna-
SUM ana take them on long runs for
several days before the practice begins.
So far as can see now. think there will
be more men trying for football honors
this year than ever before. and there were
about sixty men last year. l may move
out to tackle this year to make room for
some of the many heavy men who are
candidates for guard.
Eyes, Cross of Yale will be our coach.
He comes recommended by our old favor
lite, Mr.. Camp, and will doubtless be a
good man to put fire into the boys. Mr..
Camp mentioned Cross for a coacn when
we were at Woodslde last year, and most
of the men knew who was to be the coach.
Cross made his reputation as a player
against tillman, the great Yale center,
and is the only man who ever held Hefne-
finger. He will undoubtedly give good
satisfaction as a coach.
81 cannot yet place the men. It has
been suggested by one of the city papers
that Cotton would play quarter. He likes
this old position at end and VIII probably
play there. Mcintosh is heavier than
last year, and ought to make a hard fight
for quarter. These are, however, but
speculations; it is too soon to make any
definite statements as to the positions.
We cannot tell what will develop in the
freshmen or elsewhere. Merit will win on
the varsity, and I shall insist upon a rigid
observance of practice and training rules. u
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-02
Secretary California Bimetall1c League.
MEMO PARK REPUBLICANS.
Permanent Organization of a Mckinley
and Hobart CItEb.

Permanent Organization of a Mckinley
and Hobart CIIEb.
MEMO PARK, CAL, Sept. Newer
before in the history of the Republican
party of this place was so much enthusi-
asm shown as was manifested at a meeting
held this evening. The permanent or
ganization Of Mckinley and Hobart Club
was effected and the following officers
elected: President, John McBain; vice
presidents-E. L. Taylor, William Ham
merson, Joseph f. Greer, Charles Harkins,
A. w. Gales; Secretary, D. E. O'Keefe;
treasurer, Ernest Weingartner; sergeant
alarms, William Wilson; executive com
mittee-James 6. Mason, Charles Harklns,
d. E. O'Keefe.
John McBain on taking the chair was
heartily applauded. Among those who
signed the roll are many of the wealthy
residents here, who have promised imam
cial assistance to the organization Sew
eral members addressed the club and
raised enthusiasm to a high pitch. The
meeting tonight assures a big vote 10
Mckinley in November.