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The San Francisco call., 1897-04-13
FAvOR|TES ABOUT
HELD THEIR OWN
Took Three of the Six
Events Decided at
Emeryville.
Dolore Won the Opening Scram.
be at the Spicy Odds
of II 10 1
lamar II Had a Galloping Exercise
Willie Martin Rode Three Win
ners Past the Wire.

A large crowd crossed the bay yester-
day to witness six very ordinary events
decided at Emeryyille. The weather was
sweltering hot and members of the rheu-
matte division limbered up nicely, several
finishing within the money 81 good odds.
Favorites divided honors, taking three of
the purses offered.
Willie Martin easily carried off the sad
die honors, getting three OF his mounts
past the judges first.
Barney Schreiber furn ished the favorite
for the opening six-furlong dash in Charl-
emagne which receded from TO to twos
in the betting. He was messed about con-
siderably during the progress of the run
ming and was beaten out head by the
II TO / shot Dolore ridden by little Claw
son. Doubtful, at 20 10 l. ran a good third
carrying 118 pounds.
The brown colt Bliss Rucker, by Saliva
tor, from Iris, scored his third consecutive
win in the four and half furlong scram-
bic, winning in 50 seconds ike real good
one. Backed down from to 5 to TO 10,
Hennessy, who had the mount, waited on
Hermoso to the stretch, where he pulled
away, winning easily by a length. Pock-
eted the last furlong Rey Salazar was
beaten neck for the place bv Hermoso
pected, ending poor fourth.
Dan Honlg's last sprinter lamar II
struck little pigtails and hominy in the
third race It six and a half furlongs. Go
ing to the post TO 10 choice he won,
pulling up from Horatio which was very
heavily played Tor the place. Marty Ber-
gen, astrIde his horse Taranto was a close
third.
The to favorite Montallade for the
mile selling affair that was next decided
was beaten out al the wire through
"Pepple" Thompson's Intellectual attempt
TO outhnish Bob Isom astride the to
shot Meadow Lark. Down the back
stretch Thompson sent the favorite 10 the
front and he led until within a few yards
OF the wire, where he was collared and
geldIng IN 1:42%. Hermanita came fast
tre last sixteenth, finishing third Tapped
on the two leaders.
Pat Dunne's recent purchase out of a
selling Iace, the gelding Tulare, landed
the fifth event, a six-furlong spin. decided
under selling conditions. Backed from
threes down 20 Ii TO 5, Willie Martin, " no
had the mount, laid away curing the
early stages OF the running and cutting
loose IL the stretch got the decision by q
head over Queen Nuba. The favorite,
Elsie Smith, was knocked to her nees in
the stretch or she might have won.
The green colors of Pat Dunno again
flashed first III the final mile selling
event. Cabrillo, which receded from to
TO 10 5, made most OF the running, and
Willie Martin got him over the line win
ner, short nose in advance of Addie
Buchanan, a Is TO l shot. Babe Murphy
came fast at the end. taking third place.
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taught here and in Europe. But our peo-
pie, while they believe that in surgery
you are Tar ahead of our country, are still
slow to adopt the methods prevalent
mere OF treating diseases. LII Hung Chan e
is believer in them and when i'll takes
desperately ill the people hesitate to
change from their own methods of treat
ment 10 yours"
The Minister was much interested in
the making OF the modern daily Lewspa-
per. lie was much surprised that they
were published ninuously-without a
rest, regard for holidays or Sundays-and
said he did not see how those who got out
the papers could stand such arduous toll.
de was also greatly surprised to see young
LADIES working on the local staff of the
papers, and inquired if they were en-
ployed In other departments. if they did
their work well and what pay they re-
ceived.
The big people with the Minister COM
prise the following attaches, who are to
be appointed by him to fill various posts
under his dominion as chief autocrat at
Washington:
Wong Ia Chune, who is from Northern
emma ana who has previously held office
in his country.
Chow Chi Yee, also a Northern man
and who has hitherto held different offices
at home.
Low Chin Yee, a Cantonese and man of
large business affairs, who has acquired a
fortune and who is interested in the house
OF Quong Iung Tai at ia Sacramento
street.
Sow Ting, native of Manchu, where
the En- peror was born. He was an at
tache Tor time of the embassy of ex-
Minister Yang Yn al Washington.
chung Hol koon of orthern China.
Chang Yum Tong, brother of the pre-
decessor OF Yang Yu at Washington.
This 1-Minister is now representative
OF the Emperor at the Queen Victoria S
jubilee festival and on his way there.
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Ho Vow, a Cantonese, brother-in-law to
Minister WI Ting Fang, and brother of
Do Ho Ka, member of the Hongkong
Council. Ho Vow was educated in Eng
land, after which he devoted several years
there to the study OF law. 1t is said that
he is the most likely of all the big men
with the Minister TO receive the appoint
ment OF Consul General of San Francisco.
He is fine looking man, apparently not
over 90 years olG.. II be should be ap-
pointed there is reason TO believe he would
prove an efficient and popular official.
Among the others of the EN- bassy is
LII Chang Hsu, nephew of Ii Hung Chang
ard son of the former Viceroy of Canton.
The posts 10 be filled are: Lima, Peru,
one Charge d'Affaires and one Consul
Havana. one Consul-General; New York,
one Consul; Madrid, one Charge a. AZ
faires; San Francisco, one Consul and one
Consul. General.
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HABBAS CORPUS FOR ALICE.

Famous Claimant in the Blythe Case
Restrained of Her Liberty.
Alice Edith Dickson Blyt the, one Of the
claimants to the Blythe estate, went to a
home for inebrlates week ago.
J. w. Brahnstad averred yesterday that
when she tried to get out the proprie tors
OF the place refused to let her go, alleging g
that Mr.. Varney, her guardian, wished to
have her restrained.
After hearing the statement made by
Attorney Charles g. Nagle and reading
the atfidavits in the case Judge Seaweli
granted writ of habeas corpus returna-
BILE before Judge Dunno of the Superior
Court at 10 o'clock this morning.
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FOOD COFFEE.
PROPER FOOD,
Aud Not Drugs-The Common Sens g
Way

Aud Not Drugs-The Commons Sens g
Way.
The failure of ninety-nine men land
women) to do what they want, make
money. earn a home or fortune, make a
name for themselves, or attain whatever
goal they aim at, is due 10 i'm mprope, living
Unnatural food and drink gradually un-
dsrmine the stomach and the nervous sys-
TEN, and somewhere in the body the from
bic shows, which drugs Will not heal. 1t
may be dyspepsia, constipation, heart
trouble, kidney com plant or lung trouble,
or il may show in bad blood, tumors, piles,
weak eyes, loss of hearing and head trou-
bles, ali these and many more are caused
by stomach andf nervous disorder, and
they cannot exist when stomach and
nerves WORK properly.
Lei US seek by natural living to be we'll
and happy. Abuses OF the body cannot
be helped by medicines unless the abuses
stop, and it that is done the person will
get we'll quicker without drugs, in nine
cases out of ten.
One of the greatest causes of disease OF
the present day is found in some things
little suspected.
Coffee is one Of these polished vii
lains.''
People wonder day after dav "what in
the world makes me feel So" knowing that
the Ill feelings slowly add up, until sure
day OF reckoning comes in the shape of q
spell OF sickness, expensive to pocket and
always considerable push down the hill
Ill more ways than one. Yet they don't
seem 10 find where the trouble lies until
they quit coffee and tea and go onto a
plain diet
Thousands are learning these facts, and
1t was TO help such as find it about i'm pos
sible to get on without coffee that careful
experimenters worked nearly twelve.
month to produce Postum Cereal, bever-
age with the color. pungency and piquant
flavor of coffee. but composed of the pure
grains OF the field (wheat, etc.). 1t can be
used freely by adults and children, as it is
simply the juices of the cereals and Is a
perfect food-drink, while in taste and ap-
pearance it is coffee.
1t is scientifically prepared by the
Postum Cereal Co., Lim., of Battle
Creek, Mich, and is not as strong and
acrid as very strong and low grade coffee.
but ranks In flavor and color with the fine
mellow grades OF the high-priced Mocha
and Java and creams TO the clear golden
brown so greatly liked by connois seurs.
few days use makes one very fond of
the delicious, nouri hing cup OF Postum.
and the old ilI-feelings of body gradually
disappear. Why? it Is asked. Your
chemist will tell you that it is now clearly
shown by analysis that the same poison
Gus alkalolds exist in coffee as in NOR
ph1ne, whisky. tobacco and strychnine.
and the daily doses directly attack stom-
ach, heart, liver and nerves. These facts
make plain the reason for so m an v serious
attacks on the BODY from hitherto un-
suspected quarter. It's the knife in the
dark that kills, but science has thrown
light on this subject, and one can now
have the satisfaction at least of KNOWING
what it is that hurts.
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The Palo Alto Annual Sale.

On Tuesday, April 20. the annual sale of
trotting and road horses will take place at
Palo Alto Stock Farm, the home of the
lamented Electioneer. The horses for
this sale are the equal of any yet selected
for the California market. The stations
represented are: Palo Alto, 2:08A; Ad-
vertiser, 2:15H; Electricity, 2:1734; Bar-
nal, 2:17; Psola. 2:lS; Amigo, 2:l6A
Hugo, 2:24; Good Git, Lottery. Whips,
2:2711, and Azmoor, 2:2014. Sons of Elec-
tioneer are all represented by select lot
of individuals. The great producers of
speed Nutwood, Dexter Prince and other
noted stations have their representatives.
The sale Will be remarkable one in every
respect.
Trains will leave Fourth and Townsend
streets at 9 A. NJ. Sale will commence inn
mediately upon arrival. Carriages will
convey passehg gers to the farm. A sub
stantial lunch will be served
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-13
ARTHUR Sc WALL
IS IN THE CITY
He Does Not Believe Nc
Kinley's Policy Will
Bring Prosperity.
Says He Hopes 1t VIII, That
His Party Will Put Nothing
in the Way.
If Times Do Not Improve Silver Viii!
Be More Than Ever a Question.
His Sons Candidacy.

Arthur Sewall, recently the candidate
for Vice. President of the United States on
the Democratic ticket, arrived here last
night on the steamer City of Para and is
at the Palace. The distinguished gentle
man left his home at Bath, Me-, nearly
four weeks ago. He sailed to Colon,
crossed to Panama, and came by steamer
thence.
Mr.. Sewall is large and what would
be called fne-looking man. He has q
massive head and an intellectual appear
ance. His hair is thick and dark, with a
faint fiecking of gray, while his mustache
is beginning to be silvered. He looks the
substantial ship builder and banker. But
he Is the reverse of austere, being matter
of-fact, unconventional and easily ap-
preached. He was asked how he regarded
present conditions of the country and its
prospects.
"Oh, we do not feel like throwing any
thing in the way of Mckinley" he said,
ITO interfere with his plans. If he can
make success of them we are satisfied.
We hope he will. Prosperity is certainly
needed. l do not see anything, however,
that indicates good times, and if they do
not improve through the present admin
istrstion the fight will have to be made
over again In the same way. Under such
circumstances the question of free silver
vii! figure as largely as before.
81 do not see that the remodeling of the
tariff Is going to help much. The Dineley
bill, believe, is supposed to increase the
price of wool, and it may help the growers
some, but the DILL as a whole will not, in
my judgment, accomplish what it is
claimed il will do for the country.
mo, l don't know much about the
chances of my son, Harold NJ. Sewall, for
the position of United States Minister to
Hawaii. He is an applicant for the place,
but | have received no advice here about
ii. 1t cannot be correct that he was due
here weeek ago to sail for Hawaii, as
has been reported
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MINISTER WI
WOULD EDUCATE
He Wants Railroads, Doc
tors and Newspapers in
His Country.
Says the Missionaries and Their
Physicians Have Done Much
Good to the Poor.
Ho Vow, Distinguished Can tonese
and Brother-inLaw 10 the Min
ister, May Be Consul Here.

WI Ting Fang, the easy speaking, big
Drained and large bodied Minister from
China to the United States. who debarked
from the Gaelic Sunday with a retinue of
sixty-two people, had lively day yester-
day at the Occidental. Attorneys, on
what mission nobody knows; preachers,
erstwhile teachers among Ting Fang's
countrymen: persons imbued apparently
with mere idle curiosity, and others of
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Banqueted the Minister.

WI Ting Fang, the new Chinese Minister,
who is en- route TO Washington, was rendered
banquet last night by Furg Yung Heng. the
local Consul-General. The feast took place at
the Yune Fong res taurant on Jackson street,
near dupont, and was a most formal affair
under the Chinese custom. Only the suites of
the two Oriental dignitaries were invited to
attend. making party OF some sixty in all.
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NOTORIOUS PIOKPOGKET.
Nellie Murphy Arrested Twice Wit hi
Week.

Week.
Nellie Murphy, notorious pickpocket,
was arrested early yesterday morning on
charge of grand larceny. George Plum,
an employe in the Lick House, met tine
woman in saloon on Grant avenue and
ne says she stole $40 out of his pocket.
Nellie was up before Judge Campbell
last Wednesday on charge of stealing 81
from a baker. The charge was reduced
to petty larceny and she was fined $10C
with the alternative of 100 days IN the
County Jail. This time she will probably
get term in San Quentin.
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Drouped Dead

Adolph Schultz OF Iva Jessie street, who had
Deen for some time porter in saloon on Third
street, was on his way yesterday at noon to
the City and County Hospital 10 become an
inmate. He was accom- panied by a friend
named Martin, ano when he arrived in front
OF the gate dropped dead, presumably from
heart disease. The deceased was a native ol
Germany, aged az years.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-13
Breakfast Mush in, Court

ID. r. Ro bbins has instituted suit in the
superior Court against Thomas Smith for en-
croachment of the trade mark on the milling
product known as "Golden State Breakfast
Mush" Judgment is as sked for $4,000 DANA ges.
lot the seizure and cancellation If spurious
Labels now IN the possession of the defendant
ana 10 en1oin him from further dealings in
such simulated products
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WI TING FANG, the New Chinese Minister the United States
and the Gi nond Buttcn and Beauty Rose by Which He
Was Dis tingu'shed Yesterday. On the Right Is HO
VOW, Who May Be San Francsco's Next Consul.
Another Interesting Member of the Party the Minister'S
Wife, Whose Dainty Foot, Shown in Comparison With
an Ordinary - Shoe Proclaims Her o the Bluest
Cantonese B1ocd.
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SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.

First race-Amelia Fonso, Mike Rice,
Reel.
Second race - Torsida, Outlay, Miss
Remsen.
Third race-RusseIla, Alma, Altivo.
Fourth race-Lizzie Ii, Oak and, Lit
tie Bob.
Fifth race-Rey del Terra, LobenguIa,
Monte Fonse.
Sixth race - Yemen, Double Quick
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liver have been r.instated by the Oak

silver have been reinstated by the Oak
land officials.
w. OBJ. Macdonough yesterday dis
posed OF the filly Tiger Lilly to Hugh
Henry for 500. She is a fine.looking young
miss bv st. Carlo from the imported mare
Winofiower.
The following list of entries and weights
were yesterday announced for the en-.
tries in the Emeryvilie handicap. six and
half furlongs, to be decided tomorrow
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FOR san JOSE, Lon GAVOy & SAyT, CRIT

- $500 ALVlSo LEAVES PIER D.T
SSsa.uraay excepted at p NJ FrsiSE, aany
A1yiso Sa1c Fare between San Francisco ana ANA
"a, M.sso' ,H ooc 10 San Jose. 75c Clay n so
~ W. SANTA Clara stp San jose ~ Niss =
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

CHARLES H. PHILLIPS. ATTORNEY.An
~ Law and Notary Public, 63S Mar ket 81. onno.
ate Palace Hote- Telephone $40. Residence 16So
Ecu street. Telaphone Pine 260I
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Weak Men and Women

GHOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS. THE
y great Mexican Remedy: gives Heath and
Strength to the Sexual Organs.
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FOR U. s. NiVY.YiRB AND VALLEJO.

SIEAmER '.MONTICELLO,"
Mon., Tues. Wed. Thurs and Sat
;.s:4o A NJ and 8 :15P. " g p NJ ex Thurs +,
sundays. 1o.3,, -, m. m, o I. NJ
Landing and offices, Mission DocK pier
Telephone Green 3Sl
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CTEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY Az4-
~ wharf, San Francisco. as follows: fSs1E
For ports in Alaska, April l, g.. IL, l6, Il, z6
and every fifth day thereafter, at a. n.
For Victoria and Vancouver g. c., Port Town
send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and
New Whatcom (Beilingham Bay, Wash.( Ga NJ
April 1, 8. H. IS, u, 26 and every NTH day there
after, connecting az Vancouver with the c. P K
r., at Tacoma with n. ~ R. r., Seattle with H.
N Ry., at Port Townsend with Al aska steamsrn
For Eureka, Arcata and Fields Landing (Hum.
boldt Bay, Str. Pomona p NJ, April 2 6, 10 IA
lS 22, 26 80 and every fourth day thereafter
For Santa Cruz Monterey. San Simeon Cayucos
Port Hartford (san Luis Obispo), Gaviota, Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, san Pedro East san
Pedro Ios Angeles) and Newport at A. N
April 4. 8, IL. 16, 90 "a. %, ana every 1ourGn
day thereafter.
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Harrord
(San Luis Obispo), santa Barbara, Port Los An
geles- Redondo (Los Anseles) and Newport. IL
AN April 2, 8, TO- IA, lS, ~, 90 80, and every
fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo Mazatlan l..
Paz and Guaymas (Me1ico), steamer Orzaba 10
a. NJ 2bth of each month.
The Company reserves the right to change with
out previous notice steamers, sailing d ates and
hours OF sailing Ticket otfice-Palace Hotel 1
New Montgomery street.
GooDALIs PERKINS CO., GenT Agents
1O Market st., San Francisco
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There is but one genuine original Postum
Cereal coffee, with a multitude of lmita-
tions offered as 'just as good.''
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NOTES.
THE "CALL" RACING GUIDE.

Frank Galloway ard his horse Quick
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Bush Street Improved PROPERTY.
s. line (Nos 1917 and 1919 Bush ST.. 22O feet
w. OF Franklin-Bush-st. front; houses of 6
rooms, bath and basement; rear fronting Fern
ave-; cottages, 3 and 4 rooms; fu / rent $70;
Geary and Sut,er cables; large lot, 32:6x120 feet,
through to Fern ave.
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ack FAST. -
$40 purse
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Residence Near Market street.

Residence Near Market Street
| N. line (No 43S) OF kidIey or 18th st., so feet
| Il. or Guerrero-ho ouse rooms and bath; near
Castro and Valenc Ia st. cable; lot 25x100 feet.
Twenty-Fourth-S Improved Property.
| North line (No,. 3l74 and 3l76) of Twenty
fourth St, 92:6 feel east Of Howard Improve
ments. two hav-windowed residences OF Z rooms
and bath each; full rents $36; large lo, 80 :6xs5
| feet
Folsom-Street Business Lot
Southeast line of Folsom at, 125 feet southwest
OF eth-Lo5 in fine business location; wi h proper
! improvements would pay We'll; electric and cab q
cars; street in hasat rock; lot 25x95 feet
Ashbury Heights Residenc ce Lots
Northeast corner of Ashbury or Park Lane and
18th or M1nerv StS-I hree eegR Mt residence lots.
mar ne and inland view: ali ready uild upon:
| Deautlful Location for home; sewer on IS n st
/ 5 F. and ;. NJ. electric road: corner lot 25x95; in
side lots 25x95 ana 25x100 feet.
| Van Ness Avenue Eesidence Lot
Wess line of Van Ness ave.. 81 6 feet north OF
street severed and side severed; fine view; an
elegant lot; must be sold; lot 25xl2S feet
Bernal Heights Home Lots
Ten residence lots, fronting Powhattan ave
Banks, Butler Folsom sts.-PIeasant location,
must De so d; electric line t. be Cortland ave
| near Mission, Valencia and San Bruno cars: lois
| 25x70 feet
Bennin gton- Street Home
West line (No. 26) OF Remington ST. north n,
COrtlan aye-lmprovements, cottage OF g rooms.
elec trio road to be Cort and ave.; street severed
! and graded; lot 25xl24 feet
EASTON. ELDRIDGE & co
Office salesroom, 63S Market ST., opposite Palace
! Hoel.
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Probate Sale Howard Street Improved
Property.

Sc. line (Nos. S31, S33) Howard. 355 feet Sw.
from Fourth st.-Im improvements, two residences Of
rooms, bath and basement: full rents $7o; How
ara ST. In basait rock; scld to close estate large
LOT, 45XS5 feet; sold bject to confirmation Of
perior Court. l. \,
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Presidio HEIGHTS.


SW. corner Sacramento and Walnut sts-Bav.
wlnd ow building, comprising 2 French flats of z
and rooms; store and rooms: full rents $50;
cement walk and hitumnous pavement on Sacra-
memo ST.; Sacramento-st cable.
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Price: 2Sc, Soc, sI.o0 per Bottle.

l. CALLISCH. Wholesale Agent for tb.
Pacific Coast, San Jose, Cal. us
For sale by ali druggists. The trade ,unnli.a
by RedingtOn & Co, Mack & Co And IaHHPie
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PACIFIC COAST STEihSHIp co.

OCEAN TRAVEL.
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The best of all Pills are BEEcHAM's.
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IN THE WORLD.
The doctor Is graduate from the best medi-
cal colleges IN the world. Diplomas and
licenses hang on the walls of his office. He
has had N any years of experience in the lead
ing Eastern hospitals, bes des mis- many years
OF wonderful success in practice.
He publishes no names of patients nor their
diseases, but cures them, and any one in need
of his services desiring references can be shown
hundreds of testimonials on file in his Office.
whic ch grateful patients have requested him
to use,
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ner Pueblo stables b. g by wndde-Rosette. Time l:le34
teenths Of a nliIe two-year-olds; purse $500
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Fo1som-street Business Lot.

Southeast line OF Folsom at 125 feet southwes,
OF 9th-Lo5 in fine business ioc alton; wi b prone
improvements would pay well; electric and cab
cars; street in hasat rock; lot 25x95 feet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-04-14
HAINrR VIII ENJoIN THEM.

The Capital says: "Hainer is salts
fed with the councils action"
Hainer is not satisfied with the coun-
ellis action.
To show that the Capital deliberate
ly lies in this statement, as II has done
in all statements regarding the East
Guthrie case, THE LEADER will make
affidavit that City Attorney HAiner
uttered the following words Saturday
night n MIR. Hainer is sRtihed with
the councils action, after making such
an assertion, then he Is peculiar
man. The Capital Is simply endeavor-
ing TO coddle Hainer, in order to cast
calumy on the supreme court The
court having knocked out as grossly
illegal or unconstitutional all Of the
Capital companys pet cases, the Capt.
tai seeks revenge. Dale is the especial
target Of the Capital Ia order TO un-
load It's phiAls OF wrath, the evening
sheet seeks 10 harmonic Hainer with
the council But II has no authority
whatever to say that Hainer is salts
fed with the councils action Halner
needed not Speeds assistance and told
the council SO. Hainer is far from
satisfied and he has the law TO back
him in his dissatisfaction. Here is
what HAiDer says OF the councils ae'
tion: "The action Of the city council
in contracting with Horace Speed to
represent East Guthrie in the Vains
case was grossly illegal ana shall en-
join the council from paying Speed,
The action OF the eouncil Was far from
being unanimous, said Mr. HaiBer,
and fought the matter vigorously.
II assisfant counsel was needed IL was
my intention TO employ Judge Burford.
Speed IL unpopular, and moreover IL
not well drilled In the law. he trnsts
10 his aLsuned dignity 10 tide him
over bis deficiencies The action OF