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The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21
MRS. CooPER's BIBLE LESSON.
The Teaching of Wholesome Truths
From a Bible Text.

The Teaching of Wholesome Truths
From a Bible Text.
A large mum Der of ladies and gentlemen
attended Mrs. Cooper's Bible class yester-
day on the occasion of reassemb bling in
the auditorium of the First Congrega-
tionaI Church. An interesting discussion
of the lesson filled the hour. Rev. DR..
Adams visited the class and was warmly
received.
The lesson was based on Proverbs,
16:22-33. The teacher expressed pleasure
at being again in the old-time place. She
said: Solomon had swept the whole
circle of social experience when he wrote
the Proverbs. 1t is exceedingly interest
ing to see what a man of such naturally
fine quality and of such a resolute spirit
has brought back from the wide field os
experience. There is one study that can
never lose its interest for US. That is the
investigation of human character. We
find much in common with our own ex-
perience in the life and heart history of
others. Solomon began well, but the
brightness of his life was obscured at last
because he failed to live well. The life of
God in the soul of man ought to be per-
petual development.
THE aged fool represents the very sum
of folly, as says verse twenty-second. But
the gray hairs that represent well-used ex-
perences, they are a crown OF glory. The
aged disciple, sitting like an old soldier
in tie even-tide of life, recounting his
well-fought battles, can tell many story
of heroic lighting. There is way that
seemith right unto a man, but the ends
thereof are the ways of death.
"Nothing can save any one but firm,
good habits, steadfast principles and the
grace OF God in confirmation of them.
Step by step men go downward. In pur-
suing evil courses, it Is like going down
winding stairs. The upper stairs hide the
lower ones. Each step is slight descent,
but it is downward. One has only to keep
on and be will reach the bottom in time.
Whatever lowers the tone of moral feeling
is dangerous. By and by all resisting
power is gone, and when temptation
comes ruin comes with it
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as FISH COMMISSIONER.

The Governor Petitioned to Appoint
John III. sammi.
A petition is being signed by prominent
local sportsmen and anglers which will
soon be presented to Governor Budd. It's
object is the appointment of John H.
Sammi of the Deming- Palmer Milling
Company to the Office of State Fish and
Game Commissioner. in lieu OF w. G. MUIR
doch, who recently resigned.
Mr.. Sammi is well known in this city to
all lovers OF shooting and fishing. He has
been Secretary OF the San Francisco Rod
and Gun Club since its birth, and his friend $
say better man for the position would be
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Nora CoffeY,s Junn.

Nora Coffey was taken from the City ana
County Hospital to the City Prison yesterday
TO await her trial on the charge of petty lar
ceny. On June 26 Nora stole some blankets
from a room in the Burlington House, and
when the policeman made his appearance she
jumped out of a three-story window Fortu-
nately her dress caught on a wire, which
broke her fall, and she escaped with broken
ankle and sprained leg. She has been in the
hospital since, but has now fully recovered.
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a Man Found Unconsciona.

: An unknown man was picked up in an I'M
conscious condition on the corner of Post and
Market streets by Officer ]. II. Caples last
night He was removed to the Receiving
Hospital, where it was found that he was suf-
fering from a severe confusion of the face
Inere was also wound on the head The
attending surgeon thought fracture of the
Skull might be developed later on. The man
Fegalned consciousness a short time about 10
O'Clock. He gave his name as Roscoe Perry.
ana SAID that he had received the injuries
whlle walking across a field at Palo Alto This
story is believed to be only the vagary OF a
mind temporarily impaired
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Yorke and Barry.

'Nfinistering Angels viii be the subject OF
Father Yorkes lecture at Metropolitan Temple
this evening. It is the fourth of the series on
Current Con ntroyersy," given under the au-
spices of the American Women's Liberal
James II. Barry OF the Star, who has promised
to make some timely remarks on ''Current
TopicA"
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Auction sALES.

BY A. L CREsswELI-This day, September 81
Furniture, at 2297 Franklin street. at II O'Clock
BY CHAs. LEVY ~ Co.-Thi5 day (Monday),
Furniture. at lO6s Howard street, at IL O'clock.
Ply FRANK w. BuTTERFIELD-This day (Mon-
day) Furniture at 1926 Army ST., at o'clock
and tomorrow (Tuesday), groceries, at 2So7 Mis-.
sion street, at II O'Clock
RYM. MARcusE-w "wednesday, Sept. %, Bicycles,
at 9l4 Broadway, Oakland, al o'clock.
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to work, and in less than half minute he
had scored, not three bullseyes, but three
bulldogs. There are six newly made
graves on the sand beach on the bay
shore near the range.
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MINISTERS, IN
PASTURES NEW
-Four Methodist Pastors
Occupy Pulpits the
First Time.
DR.. JEWELL AT TRINITY
Ex-Chancellor of the University
of the Pacific Enters
His Charge.
HEF1RsT CHURCH AGAIN OPEN
DR.. Adams. the Congregational Supply,
Looked Upon as Rev. DR..
Browns Successor.

Four of the local Methodist churches
yesterday welcomed new ministers to their
pulpits. A fifth, the California-street,
will greet its new minister who, owing to
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ADJUSTMENTS

COLUMBIA THEATER-.In Spite Of ALL"
BoRosco's IIARA-R oUsk-" Mr.. Potter OF
Texas"
TIvoLI oPrRA- HousE.-"Th Huguenots.
ORPHEUM-H High-Class Vaudeville
AIcAZAR THEA TER.-" Divorce
sUTRo BATHs-Bathing and performances
SHOOT THE CEuTEs-Daily az hAight street,
Cne block east OF the Park.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE PAv1LIoN-Twenty-
ninth Industrial Exposition tomorrow.
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Military service in Spain is compulsory
on all for eight years, or for four years in
the colonies.
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hard to find among the lovers OF the pas
time in this city. Mr.. Sammi has been
strong advocate of game protection and
the propagation of fish and game.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21

Some naturalists believe that the whale
was originally land animal and that it
fed to the water for safety.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21

NEW To-DAx-AMusEmENra.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Real estate men. while by no means IN a state OF
extreme depression yesterday over the eject OF the
continued storm upon real estate uahsac'io"s' new
crtheless were unanimous In the eNPfess'oh Vi
opinion that the wintry weather Kept "o"'o-oe III
ves,ors from venturing forth 10 Inspect properties
The day was an unusually dull one, even lot doh-
day and moro current
that there has been too much buying on the part
OF speculc tors That they will have 10 carr! theI
Of good Observer Still outside these merely spec
uaye lines the ordinary rg na G d uppsr Sew
York is held 10 be as safe and sound ana proinis-
Ing known in the history Of fo ih s c eort
put by Of the RrnfPaI d.
prSpssy on the b blocks
lying between Amsercam-ave anu 'i -, NM, r s ~
honses Forms of agreement are being circuiatei
with that end in view. whether tne Ia w -
Similar aH Experiences in other parts Of the city
similar movement was inausuTd,,eu en Ef,b - ~
Madison AYES and Ninety-sixth and hundred
and-sxh to occupancy by d" 81 tbs nwner
We're Obtained to the agreement papers but certain
owners held out for fancy prices ana so the "ho'e
The s failure Of this plan Of restaGtlCGn it is al
iesed d ny sT IN bs ect This is matter largely
Of speculaton. however a like plan OF RESTRICTION
mas GsSh nsST between St Nicholas
and Convent ayes. and rs vchty III C Mow hnid
PROPERTY. The result will be a purely residential
district. ,.. -, ,.o.,or, -.
at the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom;, coouuo,s
George X Read sold, in foreclosure. 81. treorgs ;
Crescent and Grenada Place southeast corner. lot
% xxi 63xlCox25x9253 being lot 652 map OF Opdyke
property. Twenty-fourth Ward TO [. r. ha'"sae'''
for sl.H0 49, o,.o-s,or,,
front In SeVenth-ave. west side: - leet
south OF one -hundred-and-forty -second-st. 10
March 10. . s,a -. T. II
Nico to Mrs f r. Drake, consideration ABOUT ~
90 by S o. Peil, with Edmund D Mills NO '''
Fifth-ave.
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Newman. Isaac. and wife to Simon Adiss s ana
another 8 1O6th-st. 1896 IT OF oo-~'e'
ONeiii' Margaret, to the Bradley Currier I'm
NAM Limited. Water-st o-' IL u
Jackson st. years .'''''''''
same to same game property y nlon.hs. .. nd
peters Mary ]. Walker. TO Title Huaran'eee ,,h u
Tr1lst Company. 1Gth-st. 2oV II e Oh ''"
ave 3 years -. :. =. ;,,,r
schonner Henry 20 Thomas OConnor, 'iih-
,nn,ve 10 n g OF Lebanon-st, l year $500,
schofer Jacob to Philippine Schofer. NOS dob anu
237 East gOth-st l year.. 49,. -.
same 70 same. e 8 2d-ave. 2s II OF s3d-st
same To- same e Ryer-ave. 1918 It OF Burn
sde-ave. l year - :. -.
sagrie william to Thomas Fenton. W corner
i0,h,ave and IGlst-st. 3 years. :.....
S,chel Hannah. to Amelia Fechteler, NO eof ISL
ave, l year. -.
Josiah NJ Fske deceased. Bathgate- ave-
TAD David r. to Catharine VI Scott, liam
a. GO II W Of 4th-ave. year. ....,::.
Van Romel Isaac A. TO Mary Lucas. No 4ss
Iexington-ave years. .
Werthclm Herman and Pepi. to Daniel Rothstein,
n . corner Cherry end Pelham SITS. also NO zSo
Cherry-st. months. ............:,'
Warner Henry. August III Severs. I'd
ave 2G4 II OF 13th-st. mortgages Initial
ments ............. -. :; go.
Weed Jennie c A. Amanda = and Samuel a. ct
al 10 Aleda Van SchaIck & s 3ls-st, 1878
n " Of sth-ave years. .....,..........,..
Same to John Aspnwall and another. trustees
OK william II Aspinwall. $ 18th ave. 1873 II
n OF 800 st. years. .'..''''.'..'
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TH[g AWDW[BOEy,
This new and perfectly equipped apartment house.
situated the northeast o: broadway Both st.
will be open Thursday March 10Th. receive guests
The apartments rented furnished unfurnishcd.
suite singly. with regular hotel service included
together with steam heat and W. L. Fish, Manager
OF the Broadway Apartment House. hs representative
VIM 7. Lowell. be at the Audubon regarding
arrangements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings and alt
were filed in the Building Department yesterday:
New buildings
shave W r. - II @ In n Of li3th-st. by Thomas
Lemon, of No 626 Coumbus-ave two hve-
story brick stores and fats. ...................
yandewater-st No 81 by Agnes r. Goodwin. OF
Pasilade Park y j. three-story brick workshop.
Alterations:
56th-st Nos 1874 and 1873 West. by Charles T
Raniy. three and four story brick stable.
Itth-st No 1Oi East. by Irene Macready. four
story brick stores and offices. ..................
Columbus-ave Nos go 63l and G;s3. by Marcus
Nathan five-story brick stores and ,enements.
3d-ave. =. % II n OF 1iith-st. by Jacob and
Julius Eidenbrecher. three-story frame store and
tenement
lG7th-st, No 1872 East. by Henry Friedger. two
story brick store and dwelling. ................
Iexington-ave, No u. by & Johnston. two
story frame stores and stables ...............
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osrSc PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS

CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Chicago, March 10. 1900
Saturday To-day Saturday. To-day.
Am Strawboard Ala An Diamond Match ia9n
- a ~ ~ a n ca G3i, 6S Lake ST Elev... 2 IN
,irsvr d W,it co 10 10 Nil & Chic Brew 10 10
A., nr.f 40 ~ do pref. sOs 90
c.h,. ff,,y nv ga 2T3 Biscuit Co.. 50 sS
Ch,c p . p g, a6u 3sl Nor Chic Ct r R24I -.
AZ AZ 80 40 40 SITS w s c Line. l3
:. q ( n r 90 3 w Chic st r. 100k JOIN
t,h,csgn cas- 66l, 6Bi. Western Stone Co 6s% %
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prcoRDED MORTGAGES.

Brown. william II. and wife to Ernest Hall L., snr
Same to John n Lyon. la7'h-si i2' # Of oooo
r'ia ia2| Edward X to Abby $ Thompson ,,o
paos Afed IN AGhar and q, Ef yss yo n
Nos los and 10 Chnrlton-st. year. l6"p
plnmcn,hal Franees to Jacob a. zm@ 5sl =,
and tieose Meln' yaer s'h st. go II 1890
BSiler John D. to iAggman rerll,a corner 1000
c4 A%sif@P Elisha nGS az" F. to ' Ap5y Thompson
Gin, St. o So ana w IF We" io 14 e' ' cavaSo o
oGth-s 40 4 Of Columbus aye , month";. LOO"
camsr r nV "a 10 40 Madison ave years 1900
ca a &c. same No tS3 Madison-aye. years. 81 100
Sa,me -, same 10 is5 Madison ave ycars $1,000
sdo. 70, OF . Amsera"s'nSs ''i rs OF Am w
p stiaa'' Paul O. and and wife Louise Rank
Donovan Jane. v ana wife 70 corneI,a l; Mar Mar. a,no
shall r1ohSs Il i nod II wife S' to Hta clark
guardian OF y A Clark. corner sh-ave and "a mn
ESl S''"' oscar. to Ludwig Herring. i2si'' ,
r,xS,g Martin and wife to Harlem Savings Bank,
2 to rc Of Guarantee an and trust
Go. Nos "a to 20 Harrson-s'' being corner .ooo
nm ~ William Grupe same property. years. 5000
rcsner ATTY ~ G " %e ASG HnGars 1000
same 20 same. 77h-s 400 IT W Of West End =, ooo
ra ryS A ys1f ana John H. German
savings Bank New-York. n i2lst-s'' =" II ,ooo
ca al a,"J John H. and VIE l2h Ward Saving" 70.
Bank l3ithst. OF Trinliy-h'. year ""'"
HAYES william and wife to the Sew orr HaN-
ing Bank, i23d-st. l1i3 II oil ,'"A'c' ooo
Held John ana We WI 10 r. r. Of ,othst years. 10000
Same John Hardy. same property ''', T., -'
Hcnriqucz. Louis y. TO the Mu,ua. ~, ~
Company OF Now horh' " '''"''' w. ~ ooo
II Of Gthave. yenrs. "a '''
Johnston. Robert r. To Harlem coopein''r an, Mu
Loan Association, Bronx Terrace. LOT I'I'i'
man OF Wakefield. instruments -. Isoo
Judson Alfred II. and Monroe " nh 'n ''''k' ,.o
n I.ngci yNf 3i-nVe, store tense Law
Iobnaon George f., and wife 10 the Mutuhl lIIo
Company. corner on-"'e anu "''- an oco
II. ] year q rott N''
Jenkins Ida L. and Mary r.. 70 hudson Tona'
W End-ave. ~ II n OF osth-st demand 49,
Kinselle John and wife to West End '1.opera,,
tive Building and Loan Association. lots ~ ana .o
Kr,se Henry and wife to William Muth.
Wllisavc - II Of 14ith-st, years. ...,.., LOU
Low benjamin and Moses 10 lcfminai
Improvement Company. lots JcS 10 V'. incm-
svc. map Of c Ray. years '2"o
Same 10 John a King. executor OF Mary King. $500
same property. years ....'.....:...'.. SVWo
Lowell Margaret T. and Aaron. 10 executors 81
Mary Richards. = 2d-avc. 24s II n OF 'ith-st, NJ.
same TO winnifred Jenkins same property, u
Ievcre Rose to Catharine NJ carn. No 3oS West
i31th-st year I'm"
$50 II Of vandelbi-avc. year. ........,.. 1.10O
Mcdowell. Alexander 10 Thomas II oConnor.
= Manhattan-ave and ll}th- year 23,OOu
Mills. Thomas A. and wife to the LAWYERS Mort
gage Insurance Company. West End ave,
25.2 II = Of S6th-st, years ......'..... 1900
Mandelbaum. Harris. and Fisher Levine TO Fred
eric Middlcbroot. West-st. 80 II OF
Murray-st. 2s years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Murray-st No a: Nathan Necarsulmer and WE 81
Maiden Ianc No ico Frances j Mall ct al to ,oou,
pe Th,s% NJ " is Ian solomon husband
b,mn c. 81 80 - Ki,cr 1 ......... 7o0oo
18th ST. GertS x, # " sdayc 25so22 catherine
Manhattan iSa ave- I'' anG iish st. cor. 5o'n9s:
Thomas II oconnor and wife t. Alexander ~ non
i3,h st, No 3oa West carlin to Rose 60 90
l.ll ly st. 10 si5 west John Mihony to Mary ann
'2,h a st. No S, IIc' i~l'n,is sum
Thomas Fcncn and wife MILAN 100 5000
Carl iius,rf and wife to John dioeckn"r and Is 500
ls Wiie 2a44 IT Of Brook aye. Is .xioo;
clarence Vi Fowler ana wife to William Nc ., -,o
nu' "a' 6sss' huber !: :sm. 1893
Il III we " Ns ST and NJ jacob spies ana wife to
~ s sl som w # Ss, i,i 2
s % ,;.nS, c Jordan 2' as Mr' %fs e, ty s:a"a
7c hn, RI. a. :5a II Of sn ave- isxo22. VIII
L:S"scn ave., 5el # : '' 1,n st, i''H ,,mo
1876, st. s. i7ia It w..of An ayc l,eRio"ii' ,.ooo
Emma Greanelc 70 W,ilam Hays ,,oo il "o''
lTTn a -, Ii,,k nnS wife To- James Mcfarane
10th 100 II y" N l,,,an 1900
anna Nv Husn9 e. ldhn spr. t. jacob Spies.
i i@o'hs, Sc iis wes. Anthony sm,'h ana wife -
la7'h ga' No ac, w c'' Emily x Rose
p9ab1seiye corner ms iSt'e s,"s. 2'-' o'2''
Lot II. map 81 property II James l. iafsnaIl. IN
im,lcr and wife TO Paul Decker :,...,o.. 1000
h9 Mase .sne, and r; TO or4se vorcf t 400
SnG VII. TO- john Furcy 1920
Wnyer wau-rh and wife - Rahe,,c nrody..
water-st No -. William N.cklns 10 Margaret -o
Mulicrr5-si ~ 70; Catherine Maner 10 John =
washng,onsi. n W corner iiirrls'n.st. 5or,o
5ox,09. wilbur i~'rrcn're referee. 10 william ooo.o
Elm e'a''n 10 s. TO- o. also 10 1913 walkcr.,t and
No li3 centre-st. and corner lith-aVe ana
2:th-st and also share u farm IN Weschest"r
COUNTY; Henry Cornell to Minnie Cor az.
cb mg 80 ios clinton caine. ?, al to Al
fred l. hulowa and another .:............. in
char,on-s 40 no d,rge dufnss to ,. 'o'
Ii sievers ana wife to Henry Wagner $3.50
EdSard Jacobs referee to Hiram Rlnaiae.... ioi.7a
i3th-ave. corner 2s,h-st ioiisi'2 7,sse.lN
Terminal improvement Company to benjamin
i7ih-st. No i37 West; Albert EireI and wife to
2s'h-st. :. rs {, Of i.,-ave 2asos 10: Louis
Godsien to LILY sern. 1870
lO2.2 Jcssc G Bennett. as executor. etc. 70 Rob . ~
77rhsi' n s so II v u IVES, End ave- 2crio42;
..Aby Thsmps.n to Z ., crqnSh,,s a,,,o.
'' sane M, IT, ti%ari K reaial /
771s, 'aG y q |ss E9a c 1ys = 'H'@'i
77ih-si n $ go # " u wa Endave. i"Nlo22'
ssc Ao %, Fl'' Of @5 Il raaaye so,los
same 10 Andrew Fletcher ............,ss..,,.,.. /
u.r ana VIZ :. 90 g,,, p" T,. 5000
oo9: s ,5 s I # OF 5 Nan I G3s'' Wa
7is s,' 10 20 West, baldwin to Emma .,
ss,l rf' No liz west Jacob zimmerman ct al o. 400
to FRANCS % s6. Eugene potter and wife
Hannah Sichel ........''- '''''''''''''''' '
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

No Amer Co. 49,.
Ont Sill Min Co.
oregon Impt. :.
Pac Mail IS Go.
Penn Coal. 49,.
Pull Pal Car Co
Quicksil Min Co
do pref. 49,.
T g I & X Co.
Tex Pac l. IT,.
L s Cordage Co
d. gtd q p c..
do pref. ......
u S Express. =.
Z S Rubber Co.
do pref. .....
Wells-Fargo Ex
West Union Tel
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Mem Publications

Mem Publications
.o~~o~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~>>"N""~>~''"~~"S
A BOOK ON SPAIN
CT- ESPECIAL. INTEREST AT THE PRESENT
TIME
CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT IN SPAIN.
Sketch Ry j. J. NJ. CURRY. LID late minister u
the United States in Spain. 16mo. CLOTH II U"
III currys book although published few years ago
contains much Information which is especially Va'u%o7
and important at the present time
remarkably tracing Of the growth ana epfca''oi,
OF the constitutional principle in Spain: and while II VIII
10 fo-nd OF rarked to the general rende II is
alec most valuable contribution TO the literature OF INC
scence OF government.-Boston Traveller
Mr. Curry's statement OF facts and principles gam an
interest and value the that his residence IN
IN official capacity Madrid gave him an ample opl
tuay 10 study whole subject OF spanish cohsV'u
,,orasrn on Spanish ground.-Phia Telegraph
HARPER & BROTHERS. Publishers. New-York.
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THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

l-Actual sales-- Closing Shares
Open High Low. Fin. Bid. Ask sold.
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A SPICY MEETING.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE !

one occasion have shown he did not
love the honor of his Office we'll
enough to keep from disgracing it.
This young man has seen fit to attack
me on political grounds. There
is no question no dispute as
to where I stood in 1890,
nor where I am and have been for the
past four years. My record is open ;
whatever I did was done OIL convic-
tion and with honesty of purpose, con-
cealing nothing from aoy man. But
can my competitor say as much2 He
was Bratton man in 1890, and does
not deny it, knowing I have the proof.
Can he tell you truthfulIy that he &C
quainted Gen. Farley with his honest
views on politics that year, before ac-
cepting that Office under him9
will Mr.. Watts also say whether
or not he is a member or attended
upon the meetings of an organization
known in Columbia as 'Scatterwood
Alliance or Club and if so, to tell
you truthfully the purpose of that
club3 When he does, will show you
that organization is looked on with
abhorrence by true Reformers from
both a moral and political standpoint. "
Messrs. Robinson and Mayfeld,
candidates for superintendent of educa-
ton, and the candidates for congress
Finley, Trantham and Strait-were
the other speakers.
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Many Men Drowned.

CLEVELAND, July 16.-The most ap-
palling disaster which has occurred IN
Cleveland, except the Viaduct horror
last winter, when a loaded car plunged
one hundred feet into the river occur.
red tonight at s o'clock. While fiat
bottomed ferry boat, loaded with BE-
tween forty and fifty lsborers was
crossing the old river channel, it was
capsized and all the men thrown into
the channel and between fifteen and
twenty drowned, fourteen bodies hav-
ing been taken from the water up to
II p. m. The accident was due to a
panic among the men on board The
boat was so loaded that the gunwale
was only three inches above the water,
and passing tug made waves which
came into the boat. At once there was
q rush to the other side and the boat
went under and spilled the men. They
were all members of a gang of ore
handlers and were coming to their
homes. The scene in the river as de-
scribed by the men on the tug and the
steamer Ian gdon, which were passing,
was one of wild struggle for life.
Lines and life preservers were thrown
from both vessels and many were pull
led aboard. Others of the unfortunates
were rescued by small boats, and some
swan ashore. The life saving crew
was summoned and the work of
searching for bodies at once begun
Within short time seven Of the un-
fortunates were brought to shore and
taken to the morgue for classification.
Those who escaped scatterad in every
direction, and it is uncertain just how
many lives were lost.
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MISS TILLMAN'S DEATH.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
over the same railroad.-State.

THE REV. MR.. LEE.
The following special was received
by The State from Yorkville about the
Rev. Robert A. Lee:
YoRKvILLE, July 16.-The Mr.. Lee
referred to in The State today as being
killed yesterday at Brevard, N. G.. ,
is Rev. r. A. Lee, rector of the Epis-
copal church in Yorkville. The news
of his sudden death has cast a gloom
over the whole town. He was very
promising young man, and had
strengthened the church here. He
was almost idolized by his congrega-
ton and was popular with other de-
nominations, as he was a Christian
first and an Episcopalian afterwards
His parents live at Due West, s. G.:
His remains will be buried tomorrow
at the family burying ground in Ab-
beville. Mr.. G.. w. s. Hart, Mr.. w.
F. Marshall, DR.. r. A. Brattoas and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Moore, members
of his congregation, left here tonight
for Abbeville. The St. Agnss Guild
and Ladies' Auxiliary sent beautiful
floral offerings. Much sympathy is
expressed also for Senator Tillman. in
his afI1iction.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-22
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