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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-02
PERSONAL.

T. 81. George OF juneau is at the Grand.
D. V. Conborg of Chicago is In the City.
Z. Roussequin OF Bakersfield is in town.
A. d. Robinson of Spokane is in the City.
TIC. White OF Fresno is a late arrival here.
Austin Smith of New York is at the Palace
Thomas McGovern of Ainsworth, B. c., is at
the Russ.
E. II. Winship, merchant of Napa, has ar
! rived here.
Very Rev. N. McNeeley of Paterson. N. j., is
in the City.
Sig Wormser of Kingsburg is among the lat
est arrivals here.
Philip Fox, a business man OF Madison, Wis. :,
Is on a visit here.
| J. Langtry and wife of Niles are staying at
the Cosmopolitan.
R. E. Jack, the banker. ot,san Luis Obtspo, is
alate arrival here.
George w. Horne, advance agent of Camilla
Urso, is in the City.
L. schyayos Piestro of Ventura County ar
rived here yesterday.
Antonio Bintez of the Spanish Legation at
Toxic is at the Palace.
Mrs. T. E: Hughes and Mrs. William A. Foote
of Fresno are at the Lick.
Charles Norris, well to do merchant Of
Montana, is at the Palace. ~
Ponsonby ogle of London is at the Palace,
accompanied by Mrs. Ogle.
Oliver Lippincott of Buffalo, N. Y, has ar
rived mere and is at the Lick.
J. X. Ormsby, the big dealer in California
fruit in Chicago, is in the City.
A. K. Zeigler of Challis, Idaho, is in the City
and is registered at the Occidental.
R.. F. Ballard, business man of Kansas City,
No.. is staying at the Cosmopolitan.
j. euler, business man OF Fremont, Mich,
is in the City, accompanied by his wife.
K w. Millican of Keswick, who is counecied
with the noted Iron Mountain mine, has ar
rived here.
The Misses Maylott of Antioch are on a visit
to the City and have taken apartments at the
Cosmopolitan.
J. NJ. Fulton of Reno, general land agent at
that point OF the Central Pacific Railroad, is
at the California.
Senator ]. Fl. Shine OF Sonora is down from
Sacramento, the guest of his friend, Major
Fahey, of the Cosmopolitan.
Daniel Macleay, the banker and grain broker
of Portland and ex-president of the Portland
Board OF Trade, is in the City.
Arnold Aaron, general store owner of The
Needles, on the Colorado River, is here on a
business trip and.ls al the Russ.
Carleton II. Clark, Comm issioner from Cali
fornia to the Central American Exposition at
Guatemala, left on the Acapulco yesterday for
Guatemala.
Matt Clarke, for some time contracting
freight agent.in this City for the Denver and
Rio Grande Railway, has resigned to accept
the same position with the Union Pacific.
Judge John Hunt has gone TO Sacramento
for the purpose of holding court to try the
Daily Bee libel case. He will also hear argu-
ment in regard to the county government act
in Sacramento County. Judge Frank M. John
son is sitting in Department of the Superior
Court in this City during Judge Hunts ab-
SaQCe.
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knights of Pythfas.

Grand Keeper Oh Records and Seals Herman
SchafPner during the past week visited Union
Lodge of Sonora, Angels Lodge Of Angels and
Holmes Company, U. r., also Of Angels He also
delivered an address at Stockton Friday last at
the celebration Of the anniversary of the order.
He will visit Vita Nuova Lodge of Redding on
Thursday next.
DR.. c. 4. Congdon is organizing a lodge at James
town. Tuolumne County, and anothe will proba-
bly, be organized at Stent, in the same county.
san Andreas is expected to have q lodge ere long.
Past Sachem Master-at-Arms George H. Morri-
son delivered an address at acramento on Friday
last, the lodges having combined in celebrating
the anniversary OF the order On Tuesday, the 25d
inst, he a so delivered an address at similar cell
ebration held at anita Rosa.
Lathrop Louge of Lathrop has organized
tion of the endowment rank.
Colonel Il. a. Nerney OF the brigade staff visited
Visalia on Wednesday last IN the interests OF the
uniform rank. 1t Is probable that u company will
shortly be organize there.
The Grand Lodge will convene at Hanford on
Monday, May lS. Election for representatives
will be held in subordinate lodges the first
vention April. In addition 10 oiner officers a
supreme rel resentative is be elected for term
OF TOUR years
Sunset lge of Mendoza celebrated the third
anniversary OF the lodge by grand ball Oh Friday
last.
Yreka Ledge ad1ed nine new members during
Grana chancellor l. F. McGlashan Is preparing
for tour of visits to the lodges in the southern
part of the State.
The Supreme Tribunal of the order Cts supreme
cour. by which all litigation is decided) has rem
dered an opinion that The new ritual for The uni
form rank was not legally adopted, and therefore
that the supreme keeper OF records and seal was
not authorized 10 publish the same.
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Excursion Rates to washington.

For the benefit Of those desiring to witness the
Inauguration Of the next President OF the United
States the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will sell
excursion tickets at one fare for the round trip
from all points on its lines in Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois Tickets will be sold March /. 2 and 3,
valid for return until March 8. Similar tickets
via B. and O. r. r. will be sold by all the railroads
throughout the West. In addition to being the
shortest and most direct line to Washington the
B. and o. passes through region OF greater scenic
magnhcence and historic interest than any in all
America. Passengers also have the option of travs
cling via Akron and Pittsburg or via Bellaire aud
Grafton either going or returning. The through
trains Of the B. and Oe are vestibuled throughout
equipped with Pullman sleepers. and the dining
car service is unsurpassed. Information In detail
Will be cheerfully furnished upon application by
I. g. Allen, assistant general passenger agent B..
and o. R. R., Grand Central station, Chicago.
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cate when a new administration takes hold.
1t may not be the proper thing to remove
competent person, but when the yictors get
in they want the spoils and janitorsh1ps are
spoils viewed from the stand of the politician.
The CORRECT SEN1ENcE-G. NJ. L., City. The
sentence, Some of our people is English" .
may be correct in the section of the country
In which Chimmie Fadden was discovered. ,.:
but from grammatical standpoint "some or
our people are English" would sound better.
ST. JOHNS IsLAND-W. C. H.. Galveston, Tex.
W. G., Healdsburg, Sonoma County, CAL, and
o. s., City. The island about which there has
been Sc mech written by sensational journals
of late is the largest of group of small ISL
ands in north latitude. 154 and longitude A
west They are west of New Ireland, an isl
land Itself northwest OF Papua or New
Guinea. The islands are so small that they
are not down on the ordinary charts.
That the Islands 'are inhabited solely by
women who are pining fer hus bands is prob
ably a fairy tale. Areport by the master of the
brig Bonanza, now in the archives of the by.
geographic Office in this CITY, saws: "January
8, 1896 - Brig Bonanza became becalmed
eight mifes ea st of st. Johns Island. Two. ca
noes came off to the ship, each manned by
twelve natives entirely nude, battered Young
cocoanuts and bows and arrows for tobacco
and old clothes. There are four islands be-
ging to the St. John group. There are no
white people living there.'' This department
cannot advise the correspondents If it is q .
good place for colony or not =. .,
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CALlFORNIANS IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. N. Y, March lat the Wind
sor, J. P. Clarke; Netherland, C. L. Fair; Hoff-
man, w. M. F. Fled, L. F. Glissler; st. Denis,
l. G. Wooley; Continental, A. Mclean; Metro
politan, G. Pine: Gilsey. A. Med Rlddel; St.
George M. Weintraub. Mr.. and Mrs. David J.
Spence and son arrived in from the Adriatic
Sea on the Ems. NJ Luddersleft the Windsor
to sail on the Trave for Bremen.
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WANTS HIS, RECORD TO SPEAK.

Some of Lyman ]. Cages Chicago friends
intimated to him the other day that they
would like to give him public dinner before
he went to Washington. "You must excuse
me-" was his reply. 81 want no demonstra-
tion in my honor now. If, after four years OF
service as member of the Cabinet, my neigh
bors think have served my country SO faith
ton, dinner would be all right I prefer
however, to enter my country's service with
out heraiding. Let my record in Office speak
for me-"
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NEWSPAPER PLEASANTLY.

Dora (sweetly)-Fred didn't blow his brains
out because you Tilted him the other night; he
came right over and proposed to me.
Maud (super-sweeily)- he? Then he
must have got rid of his brains some other
way.-Tit Bits:
Consistency" remarked the casuist fs.cer-
tainly q jewel, and jewelry, except on very
great occasions, is vulgar. detroit Journal.
'If the fellow were not beneath my notice."
said the colonel of the policeman who had
moved him on, ar would wreak the vengeance
of Kentuckian and gentleman on him. The
idea of his calling me mug?"
81 don't wonder you feel hurt" said the
friendly synipathizer; ga mug is something
that holds beer. Why didn't he call you
demij ohm ?"-Indianapolis Journal.
"Now, children" said the teacher, 'tgood
little people go to heaven, but bad little peo-
pie ="
"I know" interrupted one of the "angels,".
"they go to bed without their suppers. Phil
adelphia North American.
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A Special. Edition.

To commemorate the first anniversary OF the
battle of. Adus, L'Itaiia, the local Italian
newspaper, has issued special edition of six
teen pages. The paper Is profusely illustrated
with pictures of the Abyssinian war, and
history of the struggle forms. a prominent
feature of the edition.
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. civ.

AJANITREss-Mother, City, 1t does not al
ways follow that person competent in eyery
way TO hold the position of janitress in one of
the public schools is re tained because of her
competency. Persons who hold positions
through political influence must expect to va
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Loyal Circles Fish Pond Party.

Loyal Circle, Companions of the Forest, bra nch
Of the Friendly Socisty, A. o. F., gave very in
teresting fish pond party and dance on Saturday
night in Social Hall, A. .. F. building. There was
a COOL attendance and there was much amuse-
ment for all who attended. The members OF this
circle have the happy faculty of knowing how to
entertain and how to entertain WE'LL The affair on
saturday night was under the management Of
Mrs. A. e. Lorwin, Mrs. sadie Foster, Mrs Het-
ty Forciae, Mrs. L. Pritchard, Mrs Alice Wagner,
Mrs. Clara Timmins, Mrs. Mary Large and Mrs.
Florence n. MORROW G. W. Corwin was the floor
manager and he was assisted by Mrs. Marie Tack
ley
Justice Circle Of the same order has made ar
rnngements for social to be given on the even
ing Of the 9th OF March.
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IIIrnorA1.r n ,

LILIUoKALANI-E. G. S., Eivermore, Cal. The
name of the dusky lady from the Hawaiian
Islands is prom ounced Le-le-uo-ka-la-ne, the
with the sound of that letter in meat, the
as in poke and the q as In fate
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ALUMINIUM FAC1oRIEs-S. c., City. There are
aluminium factories in Milwaukee, Wis. !;
BRIDGEPORT. Conn; Boonton, N. j.; Lockport.
n; y; Jersey City, N. j., and Flushing, Long
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

HEALTH CLUB. F. H., City. The club You
inquire about is q private concern, and this
department cannot advertise it,
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Star of Bethlaham.

Star Of the West No. Is, Order Of the Star Of
Bethlehem, gave very enjoyable entertainment
and dance in Mission Opera Hall last Thursday
evening There good attendance and the
success OF the affair is due the committee OF
rangements composed of Sir F. o. French, Sir
Harry A. Davenport, Sir Roy Burt, Lady Edna
Alur. ch and Lady Nellie Rowe
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NOT A Jay .:CAbINET.
YET THERE Is "A SINGULAR PREDoMINANcE G
ra TN THE NAME

YET THERE Is A SINGULAR PREDoMINANCE OF
Us IN THE NAME.
New York Sun.
The J's have it by q large majority in the
Cabinet of President Mckinley, as thus far
arranged. j. Sherman is'Seeretary of State; IL:
J. Gage is Secretary of the Treasury; ]. D. Long
is Secretary OF the Navy;J McKenna is Secre-.
tary of the Interior: J. A. Gary is Pos tmaster-
General; j. j. McCook, a double j.. is Attorney
General, and ]. II. Wilson is Secretary of Agsi-
culture.
In fact, the only non-J who .intrudes into the
Cabinet OF Us is R. A Alger, Secretary Of War,
and his surname, BY the way, should be
sounded, with the soft, or like j.
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"Do you think, professor, that the theory
that Mars is inhabited has any practical
value?'
"Do think so?" returned the professor. 81
know It, Some periodicals. pay $50 page for
articles on (he subject" Wa hington Star
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American Legion of Honor.

Grand Commander Fl ben visited Mizpah Council
at san Mateo February l9 and explained the
new laws to a large mem ber ship.
Grand Secretary Burton reports a good deal Of
interest in the new laws, and states that there are
many changes to class which Is to be estab-
lished during the current month. Transfers to
that class can be made uncoudtionay up to July
!, after that conditions will be attached.
Preparations are being made for visits to interior
councils In the ne ar future
On account Of slight increase in the death rate
aud for the purpose OF making prompt payments
an increase Of one-third of full rate has been
added to the February assessment.
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O.: They call it yellow journalism" in
New York, but from the noise it makes
'yeTler" would be better.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-02

:. This time it will not be the Federal
building, but the opponents of the build
ing who Will be stuck in the mud.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-02

Postmaster Hessing of Chicago says
that town is the dirtiest large city in the
world except Constantinople, but Con-
stantinople man might take q different
view Of the case.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-02

The Senate amendments to the appro-
priation bill were decidedly good and the
House ought to push them along.
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:. If: Willie. Hearst cared anything for
: California. or the working people of
:: the. State, he:would not carry away the
money:;his father made here to waste it
on a yellow dog journal in New York. !.
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= Until the Examiner can get subsidy
from somewhere it will snarl at every
thing in sight
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e, Don't forget that we are to inaugurate
IN this City a movement to promote the
construction of the new Federal building
on the same. day that Mckinley is inau-
guratedin Washington.
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= We are going to have a rejuvenated
Kearny street before long. The spirit of
enterprise is already at work on it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-02

WESLEY lewis. H. L., City The case OF
wesley Lewis, charged with an assault on
Florence Really, is in the Superior Court
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st That paper is the best friend of labor
that does most to promote the upbuilding
OF the City and to provide work for the
unemploYed.
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i. Cleveland will go wild goose chasing TO
the marshes of innocuous oesuetude.
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Order of Pendo.

Deputy Supreme Councillor A. D. Butler recently
Instituted Council No. So at Kansas City, Kans.
Santa Monica Council No. 59i was Instituted at
Santa Monica last week by Deputy Supreme
Councillor george r. Street.
Golden Gate Council has appointed q committee
to make arrangements for an entertain n.ent to pe
given shortly.
>upreme Chaplain G. w. jackson, who recently
left for his home in Helena, Mont, and Supreme
sentinel, "A. Forter who left for his home in Ana
conda a lew days later, expressed themselves as
delignted with their STAY in CalifQrnia.
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AS New York convicts are not allowed
to work at trades the prison authorities
are teaching them to draw and sing.
They will soon be cultured crowd.
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PARAGRAPHS ABOUT PEOPLE

A Beethoven circle to last three weeks is
talked of in Berlin in 1898. The idea is moth,
ing less than the performance OF all the works
of Beethoven without single exception.
There is q good deal OF talk and gossip
among society folks about the fact that
neither George Gould and wife nor. any of the
Goulds were invited to the Bradley Martin
ball
Only two Presidents were born between
April and October The record by months is
as follows: January. 2; February, 3; March,
4; April, 4; July, l; Augusts L: October, 3;
November, 4; December, 2.
Miss Edith 1. Brown of Boston, whose pic
ture, "Sabina," was exhibited in last years
salon, is singularly. gifted young American
woman, of whom those familiar with her
progress expect great things.
Sir G. o. Trevelyan's retirement from Parlia-
ment and political life bids fair to fall out to
the advantage of letters. A new edition of
"Lord Macaulay's Life and Works" is an
nounced by the Longmans under his editor
ship.
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Letters From the People.
THE UNEMPLOYED.

1Ne CI0sses Of Non Out Of Work. and
tia Causes.
To the Editor Of the CdH-DEAR SIR: Just
now, while the subject of the unemployed is
SO prominently before the public, it might in
terest many OF your readers to learn some of
the causes that lead to so many being out OF
work. The unemployed are divided into four
overlapping classes: ~ Those engaged for q
short period who have finished their job and
have not yet found another; (2) members OF
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I" The Overland Limited Only Three
and Half Days to Chicago.

The Union Pacific is the only line running Pull
man double drawing-room and tourist sleepers
and dining-cars San Francisco to Chicago daily
without change. Blu fet smoking and library cars
Ogden to Chicago. Tickets and sleepng-car ressr-
vations at l Montgomery ST. d. w. Hitchcock
General Agent, San Francisco
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in Wisconsin are talking of regulating
department stores when the chances
are they haven't sense enough to regulate
aiunkshop.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-02

willie-I had little brother go to heaven
last night.
Bobbie-Oh, that's nothing. 1 had q little
brother come from heaven last night.
Willie (after thinking a moment)-May be
it's the same baby.-Boston Globe.
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Knights and Ladies of Honor.

Grand Vice Protector Mrs. Belle w. Conrad, ac-
companied by Grand Treasurer Mrs. L. J. Wheel
ock and Grand Chaplain Mrs. A. Thomson, paid
an official visit last Thursday evening to Golden
Rnle Lodge. The members listened to very inter
estfng addresses by the visitors.
Assessments 45l and 452 have been levied for
the month Of March, and they will be delinquent
the last day of the month.
: The supreme protector has issued circular,
which has been sent to every lodge, in re alton
extension IN the matter of prizes which are now
being compsted for. Every member is interested
in this and shouldg0 to the lodge to hear 1t read.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-02

SPECIAL information daily to manufacturerx
business houses and public men by the Pre3I
Clipping Bureau .tAlen'sl 510 Montgomery
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e If there is any trust which should have
been riveted against the shocks of trade
il was the bolt trust, and yet it has col
lapsed.
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United Ancient Order OF Druids.

The foiawing named officers OF Ma auZanta
Grove were Installed last Monday.by Fl. j: Collier,
district deputy, assisted by w. Greenwood. d. D.
q. A, and Pass Arches G. Lorenzen and A. W.
Mollison: X. c. Kelly, PA R. G. Sutton, n. A. {;
J. Guocchio, V. A.; ]. s. Isaacs +. s.; ii. T. Nor
ton, X. s; p. Sonntag T.; l.. q. Katto, c.; J.
Tassi, l. g.; L. B. Nitzen, o. G. Four candidates
were initiated that night.
Aurora Grove will De instituted next Wednesday
night, in Liberty Hail. at Tweuty-irst and Mis-
sion streets Forty applicants have signed the
roll for charter.
w. Greenwood, D. D. G. A. for Sacramento, who
visited of the groves in this Cityiast week.
reports the order in good cond ition in his district
orange Vale Grove formerly of Orange Vali,
viii hereafter meet in Sacramento and will be
known Orange Grove
Oakland Grove at is last held meeting conferred
the second and third degrees and received several
applications
Iona Grove of Oakland is steadily increasing its
membership.
The annual ball given by Templar Grove was a
financial success
f. Cavagnaro, r. n. G. A, has just returned
from an extended trip th rough the southern part
Of the State and reports the order In healthy
condition in the various parts he visited.
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AS. the Spaniards seem 10 make no diff
ference: between American citizens in
Cuba and: the patriots, why should we?
Since: the: Spaniards assail both why
should not we protect both?
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Work on the new municipal building
should be kept up steadily until the struc-
ture is completed. Whenever there is
Glance to give work to the workers it
should be given.
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: we may begin to date the new era OF
prosperity on Thursday.
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Chebra Ahaboth Zion.

The following named have been elected officers
Of the Ihebra Ahaboth Zion for the ensuing term:
s. Myrson, president; o. Moses vice president; j.
Cans, secretary; d. Davis treasurer; NJ. Wolf, II.
Rubin, L Roth, trustees; j. A. Alexander meSsen-
ger; A. w. Perry, NJ. D., physician.
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:" The advance agent of prosperity is on
his. way. >:
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-02

JEwELRY store, 81 Third, removed to sos
Kearny. Large stock of diamonds, watches, etc.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-02

CALIFORNIA Glace Fruit soc lb. in fre-etched
boxes at Townsend S, Palace Hotel building.
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- So much attention is paid 10 General.
:. ,Weyler's typewriter there is danger the
excellence of his fiat money mill may be
overlooked. The two machines are of
equal merit and without the one it would
be impossible TO keep the other going with
success. -.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-02

There is a society in Chicago which is
frequently referred to by the press of that
city by the initials G. P. S. E. M: B. A.,
and yet not single paper in the lot has
enterprise enough to issue supplement
occasionally and print the name in full
for the benefit of wondering world.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-02

Senator. elect Platt of New York has
been frequently accused of being fit for
treasons, stratagems and spoils," but all
the same he as.music in his soul, for at
recent banquet he astonished the guests
by singing the battle Hymn of the Re-
public" in vigorous style.
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e In an address: before the Press Club. Of
Liverpool, on his return from America,
DR.. John Watson !tIan.. McLaren) said:
1.-THE press OF America will tell on the
press of England in. the. direction of vi
vacity, eand the press OF England will tell
and is telling on the press of America in
the direction of dignity" The phrase is
a pretty. one, but if there. has been any
increase in the dignity of the American
press in recent years it hasn't been widely
noted in this country.
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!. All aboard for the inaugural.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-02

Governor Pingree of Michigan desires
his State to build a new Capitol and con-
vert the present building into lunatic
asylum. Whether he proposes to leave
the legislators in the building after the
change is not Stated, and yet tits one of
The most important parts of the scheme
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Mrs. Mckinley is one of the few moth
ers in our history who have lived to see
taeir sons elevated to the high office of
President, and on Inauguration day she
will share. the honors with the son she so
worthiIy raised. The hearts OF the people
will be with her. and for her it will be in
deed a day of unailoyed triumph and
honorable Joy.