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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-09
FACULTY TAKES ACTION
Rushing Is Absolutely Pro-
hibited at the State
University.
The Freshman-sophomore Rush Con-
demned as Nuisance and
Scandal"

BERKELEY. CAL, Sept. S.-The Aca-
demic Council OF the university met this
morning and passed a resolution abso-
lutely prohibiting rushing in the future.
The resolution, which was adopted with
out dissent, Is as follows:
WHEREAS, The so-cslIed "rush' between the
sophomore and freshmen classes has become
q II uisance and scandal, invoIving peril to
life and limb and disgrace te the university,
and as such has been condemned by the Asso-
ciated Students who have voted that in stigat-
ing or participating in any rush be declared
sufficient cause for expulsion from the Asso-
ciated Students.
ReSolred, That the Academic Counc Gil appre-
eiates and approves the prompt action of the
students in this matter; and further
Resolued, That the Academic Council abso-
lutely prohibits all rushes. and will regard
participation in q rush by any student as a
most serious offense against the discipline of
the institution.
Considerable com plant has been made
by the advocates OF rushing that the co-eds'
vote caused the downfall of the old col
leee custom, but the students generally
are content 10 take the Iictum OF tho
faculty as final.
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The school Board.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 8.-There was
very little business before the School
Boarl al its session last night. The Su-
perintendent reported the department in
GOOD running order. The financial condl-
ton of the department was reported TO be
as follows: S ate. $12. 440 "A; county. 81 II;
general, $1O33 y; High School. 1858 0S;
library. 1922 90. Total. $15,352 II. The
disbursements III August were as follows:
General fund. $1326 II; High School, $25
Lincoln Avenue Case.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. S.-The hear
Ing OF the Cohen petition 10 set aside the
default in the LincQln-avenue case has
been again postponed, this time Until
next Monday afternoon. 1t Is hoped then
to reach a decision that will set the matter
a rest.
Notes.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept 9.-A resolution to
grade and macadamize PARK avenue, from En-
cinal 10 Central, will probably be passed by
the Trustees this evening.
The Free Library Trustees have Endorsed the
plan To hold free lectures this winter under
the auspices OF the board. Librarian Har-
bourne was authorized to secure speakers and
make the necessary arrangements,
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JUSTICES TO OL0s5 SHOP.
But Township Justice Cliff VIII As |
sumo Their Former Jurisd iction.

But Township Justice Gift VIII As
sumo Their Former Jurisdiction.
BERKELEY, CAL, Sept. Sit is not
probable that the Justices courts of
Berkeley will remain open while an ap-
peal is being taken from the decision of
tne Superior Court declaring them illegal.
Justice Gentry has about decided to close
his office. He declares. however, that
offenders against town ordinances will
not go uupunished, but that IoWnshlp
Justice Gift of Oakland Will assume juris-
dItion in such cases.
The law declares that no Justice can
practice in another Justice Court OF the
same county. Gentry declares that since
the Superior Court has declared that he IS
not q Justice, he cannot be prevented
from resuming practice in the Justice
courts OF Alameda County.
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Charged With Manslauchte er.

OAKLAND, CAL, Sept. Sired Phil
lips, who Knocked John Cummings down
in a saloon with a blow OF his fist last
week, has been released on $1,000 bail. His
father, J. c. P. illips, and +. D. Hind
went his security. He is charged with
manslaugh Ter, although the Coroner's S
jury, who inquired inio the cause of Cum
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-09
DR.. Perry Declines a Holi-
day and Establishes
a Precedent.
Put on Overalls and Helped
to Build the New
Manse.
San Leandro Presby terians Send Out
Invitations to an 0ld-Time
HOusewarming.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL
Q. S Rrradu uau Sent &

Alameda County's latest original pro-
ductinn is minister who declined sum-
mer holiday and preferred to put in his
time, attired IN blouse and overalls,
assisting a corps of volunteer carpenters
TO build manse. This pastor is not a
struggling minister who might be glad to
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shape for park, not to mention the addi-
iional expense of stocking it with lot of
wild animals that would be non-pro-
duciive, but, on the contrary. con-
tinuous expense TO the taxpayers. | say
bv all means let the newfangled park rest
sites OF putting our streets in good condi-
ton"
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Rev. S. j. Carroll Resigns.

OAKLAND, CAL, Sept. S.-Rev. S. j..
Carroll of the Eighta-avenue NJ. Z. Church
resigned tonight at the weekly prayer
meeting. He has only served three years
out of the FIVE that he could serve if he
wished under church rules, but he thinks
II best that he make change. His con-
gregation was somewhat surprised, as it
was thought be would remain longer.
He will deliver his farewell sermon next
Sunday.
Sentence Postponed One Week.
OAKLAND, CAL, Sept. S.-Tre rassing
of sentence upon Mrs. Clara Mcclellan,
convicted OF burglary. was postponed one
week by Judge Greene to-day, on behalf
OF her counsel.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-09

OAKLAND. CAL, Sept. s.-The First
Christian Church have extended call to
the Rev. T. D. Butler of Hollister to
accept the pastorate recently vacated by
the Rev. Glen McWil.iamS.
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Main Line, Foot of Market Street,
LEAVE FROM AUGUST Is. 1897. ARRIVE
*6:0OA Niles. San Jose and Way Stations. s;A9A
z:00A Benieid Suisun and Sacramento. l0:40A
z:U0A Maryssilc, OrOTiIe and Redding via
Woodland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o'toP
7:05A Vacaville and Rumsey.. SHOP
~ Salistora and santa Rosa. A.. 6:IJP
s:OOA Atlaftic Express Ds,;en and Last. S:l5P
s:;i0A Niles San Jose, stockton, lone,
Tehama ami Red TII,if ........,..' 4:i5r
,s:3OA Peters Milton and Oekdsle. ......... -7:15P
9;OOA New Orleans Express. Msrced. Fresno,
Bakersfield Santa BaIhara, Ios
Angeles, Demius, E Faso. New
Orleans and East ...'...; oiaor
''ooA 'I71Tsu, F-ssro A-si1e- D--'o--s.. I2:I5p
sI.onp SO ac-awentn River Steamers s..... sOP
I.3OP Martire ez ar, ITay Stations ....... 7:sSP
2:O0P Livermore Mendoza. Hantord and
4;00r Martinez San Ramon, Vallejo;
5anta Rosa sa'..s.'.................. J,IoA
A:oOr Benicia, Winters, W Ill and
tiia nnd Sacra ansento IO:45A
s.sop NiIes Tracy and Stockton.......... 7:I5e
4.;,0p Lathrop, Modesto MERGED. Ray
mond (for Yosemite), Fresno,
Il0t.s9 ,i44aTa and and Los Angeles ...... z:45A
4:yOP Santa fc ltoute A, Antic Express
eco ,.r-., -! sIaii t,,aien and East 9:A5A
Go,,'. a. i,tI'I'is NjI,'. .,,I san ! ose. 1:45
,S:"0,. VsI1,ein IT, .'............. t7:f5P
s:0OP Oregon Express, Sacr'hlentU, aarys-
Vile Rr,ltliug, P1ItlaId, fuget
Sa,ttd aud istst ......-.......-.. .:1oA
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Bicycle Rider I.un Over.

OAKLAND. CAL, Sept Sired Gilbert
was run down ana badly injured while
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-09
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

riding bicycle this morning by a wagon.
His wheel was smashed and his right leg
hurt.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-09
Sentence Postponed One Week.

1t is estimated that the reputation oil
Europe doubles itself every 660 years.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-09
Called a New Pastor.

mings' death, did not attach any blame tc
him. He will be arraigned in the Police
Court FRIDAY.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-09
SIN LEANDKI AND nAlWAKDS LOCAL.
(Foot of Market Street)

SINFA CRII DlNI>lON (Narrow GaugeJ.
(Fcot of Market Street,
t1:15A Santa Cruz Excursion, Santa Cruz .s
and Principal Way Stations 4e'ooP
s:I5A Newark, ,Ceuterville, San Jose, FELTON,,
Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz aud Way
Stations. O'o"1
s2:E5P Newark. Centeryille, San jose New
Alnaden, FELTON,, Boulder Greek,
Santa Cruz and Principal way
srzu G. fns. snd GIenvynod ...,. 9:SOA
ssIyo vi Fsiton - .nd Sanrk Cr,lz ..,... sY:2OA
CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN FRlKGISCO-FOOt Of Market Street tS!ip g.
.TI5 900 I100AM. tl;oo 1900 f3:oo
400 1900 's;oor.a.
From oAKLAKD-FoOt Of BrOadw4y.-.6:oo 500 1o:ooAM.
1890 loo t2,co 400 t4:'o 'a;oeP.n.
COAST DIVISION cfIrd : Townsend s.Sl
s6:5oA san Jose aud Way Stations New 80
Amaten Wednesdays only)...... 1:SOP
t1:S0A Sunday Excursion for San Jose.
f1hsc PrncipaI Way stations. static, ts:3oP
9,0OA San Jose Tres l'inOs. Santa Cruz
Pacific Grove, Paso RObles, San
Imis O5ispo, Guadalupe, Surf and
Principal Way Stations 4;lof
sS.9oa San Jnse and Way Stations ...., 5:3&P
-2:3OP San MateO, Redwood Menlo Park,
Santa Clara, San Jose, Gilroy,
Hollister, Santa Cruz, Salinas, -
Monterey and Pacific Grove ..... 'fOiooA
"'iof san nj 1VSe, Ws, 2S,tG SIaIios 1sN .7:aOr
%i:I5p San Jose and Principal Way Stations -s;ooA
.5:0OP San Jose and Principal Way Stations sS:33A
S-.,0. Sa1, Ios, aud PrncraI Nav Stations -D:0GA
6::sOP San Jose and Way Stations 3 o;.toA
.tf.aSp So Ioqe nud WAY Stations ..,. S::SOP
A for Morning = for Afternoon.
SUNDAYS excepted Sundays only. saturdays only
II Monday Thursday and Saturday nights only.
q Saturdays and Sundays. Sundays and Mondays
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-09
RAILROAD TRAVEL.

SOUTHERN PACNTlC COMPANY.
lPACfFIC sYsTEM.l
Trains leave nnd due tO arrive as
SAN FEsANCsSCO.
Main Line, Foot of Market Street,
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-09
General H. HI. vVarfieId, pro-
prietOr of the California Hotel:

1T IS reaI-estaIe JOB. am orposen 10
it right through and through. Whatever
money we can spare, let US put into
Golden Gate Park. Our stree are in
disgraceful condition, and the people are
in no condition to be taxed for any such
foolish prOnositiOn -
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-09
SHYLOCk'S DIRGE.
by the poet OF the Lone Tree. f"

He boarded his gold from morn till night,
Hung ouI three balls with gliding bright,
His net was oven with smallest mesh,
he always eXGcted his pound OF flesh.
lie gathered Tor lune. the people say,
And piled MS slekels OF gold away.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-05-06

g. b. Parker, one of the promi
nsnt farmers of Summit township,
was in the city Tuesday and said he
had just finished planting 12O acres
of corn. A part of his corn is up
and high enough to plow.
The town council has contract
with Mr.. Atkeson for printing the
city ordinances, and they should see
that he does the work correctly &C
cording to specifications. His effort
to swindle the city by demanding
additional pay for discovering and
correcting his own errors will not
be countenanced.
The TINES Office has just received
from the Graham Paper Co, st.
Louis, two boxes Of samples of pro
grams for commencement exercises
The samples are all of ths newest
aud latest designs and are the hand
soonest we have ever seen. The
TIMES has over 100 designs to select
from. Call and see them.
Sheriff Mudd received the follow
ing dispatch from Sheriff Living
ston, cf Barton county, Tuesday
"Have you got blood hounds that
will track man7 II so, wire the price
for coming here" No particulars
were given.
Marion Morton deliberately sho
and killed bis father near Salem
: Mo Saturday. The dispute which
, lead to the killing was over divi
g sion fence between the two farms
The son vas 25 years Of age and tn
father So.
{ The flood at Guthrie, Oklahoms
q last week caused the death of owe
:. sixty persons. The property damag
is estimated to be over 5000, ,0Ot
Over 400 homes in West Guthri
! were washed completely away. Th
t damages to crops is put at S5O.0Ot
It and the Santa Fe railroad will los
q $4,000 A poll of the flooded di'
trict shows 50 persons missing, tn
\ majority of them are co!ored.
r. VIM. E. Walton. who has been a!
Is sent at Hot Springs and ramb
a. through Texas. returned home Mo-
day evening. Mrs. Walton has bee
- at Hot Springs for the past two {
:. three months for her health. and
- found her slightly improved and 81
!, will probably return home IL aoo
- ten days On his trip through lex
y Mr.. Walton visited the much aove
20 ii,ed town of Port Arthur, took
a. the sights there and bought coup
~ Of lots. He said the railroad col
%. pauy who own the land are maki'
So a great effort to boom the new el'
he and if deep water is secured Pe
be Arthur will become one OF the ch
cities of Texas
The Butler weekly times., 1897-05-06

Robert Jones has gone to Rich
Hill, where be has accepted clerk
ship ia the grocery store OF Wealth
ers g. Hedrick. He is an upright,
honorable young man and will make
the 6rm good and competent
sale snan.
DR.. John T. Berry, Of Carthage,
Mo-, aged 81 years and one Of the
Oldest prac.ieiog physicians in tbs
city, died Friday He was several
wears a member OF the board OF ex-
aminers OF pensions, and Monday
before bis death received notice 81
his removal from Office under the
new administration
TIE Baptist church e; EIdorado
Springs with a membership Of $50
has splis vide open. The bone Of
coatention was raised orer the re
employment Of Rev. Barker. He
! was re-employei BY ballot, only a
very small majority voting 70. him.
Til. mite ity made 50 much troub e
that Rev. Barker resigned and with
seventy CT the members withdrew
from the church aud are holding
services ia the court house Those
who remained with the old church
will call a new minister at once
Hrethern in the church should dwell
together II unity
The Butler weekly times., 1897-05-06
Gadmus Gordon. the defaulting

Gadmus Gordon. the defaulting
express agent, at Lection, Mo, has
been brought back from California
and lodged in Jail at Warrensburg.
He claims he staked the money ST.
900 tn the oibatt-Fitz simmons
prize fl h. and lost it on Corbett.
Chsi, RczeIls and secretary
Carroll. of the popuiist state central
commi,tee, have poor opiriou of
the middle Of the road call fer a
national convention TO meet at Nash
vile, Tennessee. July 4th. The
Lea..er, ,he state ors an OF the popu
list party. has this to say of the call:
The middle of the road populisss
have 8, las. broken out IN apparent
raal earnest and def,ing AL. have
issued very wsrlv call for Ma
siua' meeting at Nashville. Tenn
JaI. III Lais see. that is the ;ims
ani tl.ce to ubich Coxey adjourned
himself and son ID-Isw 10. last Janu
arv 18th. in ST Louis. We knew
t5st Corey was planning TO capsur'
tba. crowd but We hardly though
they would be bageei so easily. tt
natural however Co1ev read lin
self out OF the peoples party an'
whv shouldn't shanghai chicken
flock themselves under old shanghsi'
wing.'
The Butler weekly times., 1897-05-06

See the low cut shoes Max Weiner
d selling at half of their value.
The public school will close May
2lst.
The circus season has opened up
and several big circus have taken
ths road.
An Indiana man has secured a
contract to furnish 5000 horses for
the British government
Small pox has made its appe arance
in st Louis, and several cases haye
been taken to the pest house.
It is a pleasure 10 note that there
has not been a shooting scrape at
Rich Hill for the past two weeks.
/ C'ardy & BruLer, Buffers ener-
gstic real estate men, are MAKING
arrangements to issue their annual
real estate bulletin.
Don't fail to see those Ladies
Misses and Children's nice low cut
shoes at Max Weiner's. Prices cut
half in two.
Those Greek princes are too par
ticular of their personal appearance
to make good generals. On dress
parade and at banquets they are ur
/ to date.
At half OF their value, you can bu..
aLadies, Misses aud Childrens loV
cut shoes at Max Weiner's. Com
and see them.
We learn from j. R. Radford tha
Kern Maxey, the 10 year. old son q
Dr.. Maxey, of Johnstowp, broke nj
arm at the school house on Tuesday
He fell from q swing.
Sixteen business houses were burr
ed at Carterville, Ills, Friday.
\ was only by superhuman effort th'
The entire business portion OF tn
town was not destroyed.
Mason Smith, the old man charge
with the murder of his wife IN We
non county some FIVE or six mont!
ago, is on trial for his llfe at Nevad
The evidence is circumstantial.
v The trial of Tobe Lanahsn, Il
negro who murdered Willie Game
al2-year- old colored girl, at Jeffe
aon City on Christmas night ia' la
ended Saturday in a verdict OF guii'
and Lanahan will hang for the GRIN
Hons. ". W. Graves and Tho
! Smith went to Kansas City Mo
: day to argue the motion for temp
rary Injunction in the Coleman ca
before the Court Of Appeals, 7
court reversed its decision IN t
matter.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-05-06
NO. Exactly Right

Thousands Of pe,,s l. are tf'is coudl-
ton. They ale net >'cs and YET they
are bv 10 meau- we,l. A slrg'e bot
tie of Hooa'- Sa-s.p ri2la would DO
them . wo,li Of good 1t wou'f
tore ,i. sst IL scn. crate asf hppetis-
nur,fv aud enrich the blood and give
wonderful visor and vitality No"
is the ne 10 take IL
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sics
headache. indigestion, biliousness
All druggists. 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02

The present Earl of Crawford and Laird Of
Lindsay, the principal chieftain OF the clan now
about to be reorganized. Ia the twenty-sixth Earl
Of Crawford and the hirty-fourah Lord OF Lind
say. lie Is probably tho most learned member
OF the House of Lords. ana under the title OF
Lord Lindsay, which he bore until the death Of
his equally accomplished and celebrated father,
he achieved fame throughout the scientific
world, especially astronomer. Widely
known as is his name IN this respect, It received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02

Minneapolis, Cleveland and Baltimore. At these
meetings opinions exchanged OF all the i'm
portant subjects pertaining 10 municipal affairs
and tho proceedings were printed and widely clrcu-
lated.
Men who attended these meetings say that ever,
the superficial observer could discover n vast
amount of benefit in the movement. People came
there TO advocate certain measures in the way of
police. health or building legislation. They were
ful of enthusiasm and ready to convince others OF
the benefits to be derived from a general adoption
NJ their schemes: but before tho conference was
well under way they heard from other representa-
tlvcs who had seen the plans in practical oper-
alton that they were impracucabe and worthless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
SENATOR PERKINS 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

THE SURPRISE BEING THAT HE DIDN'T BREAK
ANYTHING ELSE
Washington correspondence of The Minneapolis
few days ago Senator Perkins. of California, made
the discovery that he was working too hard and
he has answered upon an average OF wv letters d
day. the great bulk of them being written 10
for man Of the business habits and capacity OF the
Republican Senator from California. He was un;
take more exercise without losing too much time
but finally concluded that the Iourney between
daily could as well be made upon bicycle as
eis ono and With him to think is to act
cluded that it would be more economical to learn
to 6S pc the e s %h in
forna politician, he visited In succession nearly s
tor would not positively assert that he knew how
20 ride, however the propretorSS, OF these Shops
where there was possibility Of securing wheel
biia bar rcmarked to the clerk in charge:
Il haven been on Wn tas sinGe 's Ijn C All,
afternoc. Can you give me Il good strong ma
ONT a stout last years wheel.
The GS Fye his Eqa G Hr saO So
that there was no surprise at the fact of this
hn h whfS ~ef he aO2 2od tqG Rs
decks of many vessels during his service as a sail
or both before ana art the mast. out IL is Sa1e 10
say that in all his experience upon the sea he
never wobbled as he did upon this innocent two
Wheeled machine Mr. Perkins is man of nerve
and discrimination however, and he made up his
mind to keep his even at the risk OF breaking
the fender upon one of tie cable cars. His friend
trotted bravely behind, painting like foxhound
toward the finish to hunt. While the Senator
described many eccentric curves. he never lost
his seat and after he had gone half a dozen
hlocks was able to manage the machine without
assistance He rode three miles the trial
trip and has broken the record: For man of
fftv eight who weighs in the neighborhood of 200
pounds, this is considered marvellous perform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
THE FIGHTING FISH or SIAM
QUEER CONTESTS on WHICH THE NATIVES
GAMBLE
From, <. Dotti'a

From 81. Paurs.
Next TO the far-famed tree-climbIns FISH pecu.
liar 20 portions OF South America. have
any denizcn much more remarkable than the fight
ing fish OF Siam Tho Siamcse are notorious
Simple Way. thev VIII stake mir little all upon
their f3vorite wrestler their favorio juggler. their
admired cock. and even upon their choicest
fish" are myth. and am writing OF something
Walking quietly ON the streets Of Bangkok one
afternoon. when the tropc sun Was beginning 70
wane, and the shorn priests were beginning their
weird invocations to Buddha IN the watts Of that
extraordinary and malodorous city. was aware Of
were running about. shouting eNcitedly IN the
Samese lingo. ana generally conveying me ,m-
preston that something out or the Ordinary was
al "WRat's the natter" I inquired
The hghtng hsh! The fighting FISH," replied
several excited voices.
Indicated and forced my way through small
throng Of natives. al talking and .gesticuaing
when are they notD The inevitable and unpleasant
bete-nut What a scene II was. 10 be sure. As
definite" perceived that the centre OF attraction
a huge bow three parts full OF water. the sur
veritable foam streaked with blood In addition
to the water The bow c9ntainGd ssysr2 m a6oI,
the same appearance, save as regards the gills.
which looked particularly ferocious and warlk e
sight have been mistaken for the perch. roach or
small pike OF our own riyers or so II sppeared 10
known to the smaller hsh-savaeely biting. lash
ing about them with their tails, and lOsIns no OPP
portunity OF using their sharp. knise-like fms.
Anon fish would turn over ard over The curdled
water would take still ruddier tnge and the
beaten enemy would roll over on his back or side
dead.
The excited onookers never paused one moment
either regarded the babel Of their raised voices.
the pantomme OF their gesticuia ton. or the guam
titles OF attsas the copper coinage OF The country
Is called-whch they were stalking upon the fishes
OF their fancy. Such as had not the actual com
employed cowrie shells. which, being the original
currency OF Slam. still find favor with the masses.
and are recognized as legal tender what race
OF gamblers this people Is. | believe they would
part with their soulless souls Out for az or the
Buddha) for the chance OF a quiet gamble upon
something or somebody IL Is species OF mama
which we in the West cannot approach.
I never waited for he final result or tho nsn
fight but walked away, though he hcarse shouts
and cries OF the gamblers linsered IN my ,ars Tor
many hundred yards. II would Ne interesting 70
know whether the explanation Is a race enmity
between the fish themselves; but II = Is not. what
can be the explanation? In any case. II Is curl
GUS spectacle to European eyes, and one not WIN
out semi-sav interes. OF It's own: LOOK tor
II beyond the borders OF the Land OF the Mnte
Elephant and you will hnd 1t not. These lighting
nsh make excellent eating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
Az OLD-FlSBIOyED JOURNALIST.

from Inc Kansas Clty Jourlal
Harmon d. Wilson. who learned his letters from
The Troy Chief" has written p ;vo-c9iumi
article Oh Sol Miller for The Atciison Globe "
n which he relates many intcreTtin[ Little reulin-
rcences Of the old follow. So Woul ncy'r trus!
anybody else 10 make mp the forms Of his PAPER
a,d he never permitted anybody unuer any circui1-
Stances TO touch the forms which contained The
milling list For forty years he put on an Old
apron each week and worked over the imposing
Stones on issue day.
Wilton 'the whistle blown That was the
sign,l Tor all who wished 10 come and get their
papes Most of those in hearing came. AS they
took their papers from folded Pile which always
stoodin certain place. they wrote their names
on n aleet hung there for that purgo.c."