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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-01-13
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About Two
Weeks

In which to close out our stock of Cloaks
Don't mean to inventory any of these
garments if we can possibly help it.
You well know our propensity for clos
ing out goods at very low prices. We
advise prompt attendance. The choice
IS worth something.
I
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

NEW ADVERTLSEMENTS TO-DAY.
About Two Weeks--Howe & Stetson,
Answered That Letter?-0. A. Dorman co.
Annual Meeting-National N. II. Bank
Beef Scrap-Linsley g. Lightbourn'
Cravats-Chase a. Co,
Conference.-The G. III. Ford Co.
Diamond Dyes-At Druggists.
Observation-Disclosures Theater
Eye Specialists-Wells d Gunde.
For Rent--Room-B. L. Lambert. ~.
Investment Securities-M. b. Newton Il TO-
Lost atch-35 Linwood Street
Notice-MrsA G. w. Lewis.
Printers InR,-Ihe Chas. Monson Co.
Profits Pulvefizcd!-Hegel Furniture 70
Shaker Digestive Cordial-At druggists
Seal Boefgrain-At Grocers'.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets-At Drusglsts
Steamers-American and Red Star ~ Lines
Special offerings.E; Mclntyre TO-
TO Let-Room-4o George Street, ~
Underwear Sale--Malley, Nicely CO.
Wantd-Girl-95 Greene Street, CO..
ADMINISTRATION Franklin Street
Wanted-Situation-4 Gilbert Avenue
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produced by the best par
lor-suite people in the country.
The sample line in its en-
tirety. Splendidly finished
woods, covered in very many
rich, soft tints of choice silk
brocatelle and dainty damask.
Prices for next twelve days !:
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Auction Trade Sale

Auction Trade Sale
Some few pairs left Of those
Lace Curtains bought at
Auction Trade Sale. They
are on sale now.
MY what Lace Curtain
bargains
AT IS CENTS A PAIR.
patterns Lace Curtains-Ecru.
Worth soc.
AT 50 CENTS A PAIR.
patterns Lace Curtains-white and
ecru. Worth up to $500,
AT IS CENTS A PAIR.
patterns Lace Curtains-white and
ecru. Worth up to 81. 50.
AT o5 CENTS A PAIR.
IA patterns Lace Curtains-white and
ecru, Worth up to$2.2s
AT 81. 50 A PAIR.
patterns Lace Curtains-white and
,cru Worth up to $3.50.
AT $500 A PAIR.
IL patterns Lace Curtains-white and
tcru. Worth up to $500.
AT $500 A PAIR.
patterns Lace Curtains-white and
scru, including our own stock reductions.
Worth up to 5000.
A Great Remnant Month,
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Ladies' |
Coats, |
Silk |
Waists
Ladies'
Suits.
Ladies' Suits,

Ladies CulIS,
Only a few of them
excellent winter styles
but so they must,
and at once too
Norfolk Cheviot Suits,
Fancy Checked Suits
were $3.50,
$3.50 ca
Brown Canvas Cloth
Suits, Jackets silk lined,
were $3.50, !,
| $3.50 ca
Navy and Black Chew
lots, jacket silk lined,
handsomely braided
were $500,
| $1,000 ca
Black and Navy Chew
lots, coat silk lined, mil
itary braiding, were
$3.50,
$500 ca
Fur Collarettes.
About 10 left, and
out they go at these
prices
Black Coney, with
Chinchilla edge, were
$5.98,
1919 ca
Electric Seal, were
H $1,000,
| $6.9S ca
Electric Seal, were
i $500,
$9.9S ca
Electric Seal, were
$3.50,
$1,000 ca
Real Seal, with mink,
$3.50 ca
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AWARD OF nERIT.

A Great Remnant Month.
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Dolls dressed in best character or mas
querade costumes-humorous points es-
pecially considered.
1st Prize, $1,000 I'd Prize, $500.
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Doll Show Entries

All ready now to register
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-09-17

Journa $685. where it stated that Sir James Darymple being
seventy DID, accompanied the Prince Orange on his expcd
ton to England in 1888 On landing Torbay William sent I'd
inquire concerning Sir ame health pcrcevng that horse
were not for him ordered Ncapoan horse belonging I'd
himself to be assigned for his use
"A portrait William ILL., Gaspard Nctscher in the posses
sion of the Earl of Radno represents him coarsebred he
nut horse with white legs, evidently portrait
During the period between no doubt constant
importation Of eastern horses taking place. which, crossed with
the best native and selected by racing and hunting m
for speed and stoutne gradually and ncnsby produced
the English blood horse, whose superiority all other breeds OF
horses was nconeb proved early in the eighteenth century
HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH BLOOD HORSE
In 1871 Mr. Weaherby-oundcr the firm of that namd
which the banker stakeholder horses engaged m
advertised throughout the three Kingdoms with the e
cepton insignificant meetings one of whose descend
ants still secretary of the Jockey Clubpubhed first edition
OF his Stud Book which has become the official register OF
the pedgre of all the thoroughbred horses this knodom
In the preface to the fourth edition he gave result OF very
aborous investigations in which he access to the best
of information the following list the Barbs Arabns and Turks
which had more less contributed British race horse
He commences by stating that King James bought Deem
Der 20 1910 an Arabian merchant hundred gunca
probably the first his breed in England And this statement
The Honorable Francis y, knowledge Of everything connected with rae
ing and acehors well known has kindly chapters statements
and figures " dates and pegee easily be n any printed
To be ConhQucd7
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-09-17
BREAD LOAF, VERMONT,
The Morgan Horse and Register
NOW READY FOR DISTRIBUTION.

The Morgan Horse and Register. Vol
l., containing history and pedigree OF
Justin Morgan, founder of this remark
able American breed of horses, and of
his most noted sons and grandsons, and
some 5000 other stations foaled before
1881, tracing to him in male line and
1000 horses registered according to the
rules of the Morgan Register. Also his
tory and breeding of old pacing Pilot,
whose blood appears in so many of the
fastest trotters and PAGERS OF the country,
with account of the great Canadian
pacing family from which Pilotdescended;
also breeding of the famous brood mare
sire, Seely's American Star, sire of dam
of Dexter, ETC.; together with appendix
of notable trOtters, and other statistics,
by JOSEPH BATTELL,-all gathered from
original sources and much of il now for
the first time published. A book of
about 1900 pages, printed on superior
paper, substantially bound in half
morocco and with about 200 illustrations,
ut the popular price of 50. sent by mail,
postage-paid, to any address in the United
States or Canada. Local agents wanted.
Orders now received. Address
REGISTER PRINTING COMPANY,
MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-09-17

Small precautions often prevent great
mischefs. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are very small pills in size, but are most
effective in preventing the most serious
forms of liver and stomach troubles.
They cure constipation and headache and
regulate the bowels.
ISAAC STERNs, Middlebury.
b. G. PECK or DAY Bros. f. Middlebury.
c. l.. SOwLE, West Cornwall.
ID. II. BENNETT, BridpOrt.
c. b. KENDALL, Shoreham.
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STILL 1T SHAKES
SEVERE SEISMIC DISTURBANCE IN
CALIFORNIA.
Giiroy and Hsliistsr Receive Pretty Hard
Jolts-Considerabie Damage to
Buildings.

Gilroy. Cal. June s.-Ihe heaviest
earthquake shock ever felt here lasted
ouly u few seconds to-day. but did much
damage. Numerous chimneys were toppled
over. house walls cracked. heavy plate
glass store windows shattered and there
was general wreckage of bottles and
shelf ware In houses and stores. People
rushed out of their homes. thinking that
the last trumpet had been sounded In
earnest. In some houses blinds were
wreiiched from their hangings and an un-
usual scene OF petty destruction is pre-
sented IN nearly every house in town
llolltster. Cal. June 9.-Shortly after
noon to-day the most severe earthauake
shock since lss6 did many thousands of
dollars worth OF damages to buildings
ana their contents. No casualties occur
ftd. though several narrow escapes are
recorded. Every brick building in town
has suffered and In the court house ths
walls and ceilings have lost most OF their
pldstering. Hundreds of window panes
We're cracked or broken and In some In
stances entire windows were thrown into
me street from the second story OF build
irgs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-21
THE CATHOLICS.
High uass the Occasion &C Thanksgiving
for the Queens Jubilee.

London, June 20.-High mass at
Bromton orator. was made the occa-
sion Of thanksgiving for the queens
jubilee on the part Of Roman Catholic
subjects. a special re Deum being sung
The oratury was richly decorated for
the occasion. the marble columns IN the
editice being draped with crimson aud
the chancel with cloth OF gold. Chairs
OF envoys. upholstered in gold, were
placed on a crimson carpet. II was a
most striking function. the music being
magnificent and the large building was
signor Stones, the pope's envoy, otlicia-
ted at high mass, At the close of the
mass Cardinal Vaughan read the juhi-
lee pastoral. cloquently reviewing the
history of the queens reign and COM
mending her virtues. after which he
inloned the re Deum and gave the
pontilicial blessing. All envoys of Cath
ollie countries were present in fun uni
form. except the Prince and Princess Of
Naples. Wilfred Laurier and Roman
Catholic peers We're present. tpon the
arrival of General Devoust. the French
envoy. the band played THE Mar
seilles." In hissermon Cardinal Vaughan
dwelt upon the glory nf the queens
reign as peculiarly grateful tu the Ro-
man Catholics of the empire because IL
had always been consistent with the
extension Of the freedom of conscience
of her Roman Catholic subjects.
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An Important Decision Bearing ON the
Probibitory Law.

kansas City. June 20.-An interesting
decision bearing on the Kansas prohibi-
tory law was rendered by Judge Gates In
the circuit court In the case OF Val Biatz
against Bobecker Bros. The plaintiff con-
signed a quantity OF beer to itself In Leav-
enworth. Kan. being both consignee and
consignor. Then Blatz resold the liquor
to the Bobeckers of this city. The latter
refused TO pay for II. and when sued for
the value OF the liquor set up the unique
defense that the plaintiff was violating
the prohlbitory law In Kansas in selling
beer and that the comfy OF states for
bade the legalization by one state OF an
action which was illegal In another state.
Judge Gates held that the defendants
knew that the law was being violated and
they could not hide behind known viola
ton of the law. The liquor was bought
and must be- paid for. Judgment was rem
dered for the brewing company.
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In liberty and trust calm shelter gave
To Kings dtSmaVed "

In liberty and trust. calm shelter gave
To Kings dismaycd."
The poem then tells of her sorrow At
her husbands death. but hoH. y am
nuptlal,d tn my people aud have wed
their trnthlcss WILL" and concludes
from The eith stanza. as follows:
Then To- winds yet wider was un-
furlpd
The mas that tyrauts never could en-
slave
Till It strong governed half the world
And al! thr wave.
And panoplicd alike for war or
victoIia's England furrow,h still the
To harvest empire wiser than was
Greece.
Wider than Rome
Therefore. with glow Ing hearts and
proud. glad tears,
The children ~ her island realm to-
day
Recall her sixty vccnrablc years
Of Vlrtuuus sway.
Nov, too, from where the st. Law
renee winds aduwn,
'Twixt forests lelled and plains that
feel the pillow.
And Ganges Jewels the imperial crown
That girds her brow.
From steel capped promontories,
stern and strong,
And lone isles mounting guard upon
the main.
Hither. thither, subjects wend to hail
her long,
Resplendent reign.
roses hiow.
our race will celebrate Nictoria's name;
And even England's greatness gain a
glow
From her pure fame"
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Green Horses In a Race.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, June GA large crowd at tha
old Helena Fair associations track this
afternoon saw Lleweliyn. 5-year-oId bay
mare owned and ridden by Henry Cam
eron, win match mile race with Judge
smith. ; years old owned by the Twin
stables and ridden by Frank Thompson.
The race was for a purse OF s5lo. but the
hackers of the horses had 500 additional
placed on the result. The time made was
l:iis. i.lewellyn won by three lengths.
Judge Smith will be- entered in several
Anaconda events and II already slated
for three-eighths of a mile race at
Butte.
i.leweIlyn will also be entered at Ana
condn and Butte. With the exception OF
the run made In the mud last Monday
and that made IN the match race at tho
fair grounds to-day by Judge Smith.
neither salloper ever made "A race be-
fore. ......
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AusTlN's LATEST.
Engiaud's Poet Laureate Writes somc
M"dinrrr STUFF.

M"iliacrr stuff,
London. Junc 2O.-The Times to-mor-
ross Will contain Alfred Austu's pue'u
on the diamond Jubilee. 1; " entitled
Victoria" and IL IN ~ stanEaa. tn,
poet laureate begins by d,s,rihing
how. when they placed crown upon
her fair younl brow:
Silent she sazcd "a one who doth not
know
The meaning ~ a message.
When she hrukr
The husH or awe around her twas
as though
Her soul that spoke.
With this dread summons. since lis
heavens decree,
| would not fulteT even Il could.
But. being oman only, ! can bc
Not great but good.
Il cannot don the breast plate and the
helm.
To my weak waist the sword cannot
grid
Nor in the diScurds that distract a
realm
BE seen or hoard.
But in my peoples wisdom viii |
share.
And in their ya'or play u helpful part,
rendering them still In ell they 30 not
dare
My W0man's heart.
Never be- broken, long rs | shall
reign.
The solemn covenant 'twlXt them
and me.
To Keep this Kingdom. moatrl BY the
main.
Loyal yet fr,r
TIE poet laureate refers to hrr
prlncsly hrlWnatc.' sroruer ~ wrong
and lover nf th, flChI. and continues in
the 18th stanzI of the poem.
so, when The storm of wrath arose
that draw
Scared rulers from their realms, heI
throuc. deep laid
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DISEASED ANIMALS.
secretary Wilson Issue, Instructions to
-h pper- of Live stock.

Washington juno 2O.-lu accordance
y N.u tho law for the suppression of ron
u gious dierhs,s among domestic animals.
Sccut. r, Wilson ~ the agricultural de-
pertinent has issued 20 manngcrs and
nl,u;- or riiIIoal and Transportation
,pWwtui,s stol kmru and others /. Circu-
lar a0rifyns them that contagious dts
,l.rs rruNu aS sclh exists among sheep
.u M, United state. aud that II II Il VIOLA
',Du of the hw 10 receive for lrArsporta-
lur ur transport any stock affected with
thIt disrH-s from one state or territory
to another. and 10 " also unlawful tn drive
on foot OF transport In any private con-
Ngyuure from unr state OF territory 20
another amy sheep so afflicted Tfauspor-
talon companies and individuals engaged
10 the business OF shipping and trans-
porIiuE hvsp are requested TO cooperate
with the department IN the enforcement
Of the Laws Tor urrNrutiug the spread of
m" dlscasr. aud orders are given that
crrs. boats or vessels which have been
ussd in th' transportUtion OF animals
affected shall bc Immediately cleaned ana
di-Iule.t.d
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-21
IT'S A DAY OF THANKSGIVING.
Victoria Begins Her Jubilee Celebration Before the Altar
Of St. George--Other Churches in London Filled
With Mobiles to Pay Devoons

arrive and to he recognized with the
greatest interest was the archbishop uf
Finland, In purnle and black vest
mrnts, ACCOMPANIED bv two deaCuns
and General Kirren in fun uniform.
Then followed Chang Yen Hcun, chi
nese envoy, In gorgeous garments. lie
was escorted to chair, where were
seated also ENJOYS uf the United States,
Russia. Holland, Denmark. Sweden,
Brazil and Hawaii. Whitelaw Reid.
with Ambassador Hay and Mrs. Hay.
General Miles, ogden Mills. Creighton
Webb. CAPTAIN Maus and Captain Me
Conley came In royal carriages l'nder
dome and behind richly crimsuned
royal pews We're peers and peeresses
in full robes foreign ENJOYS and i've
colonial oremiers with thcir families
Just before II o'clock the archbishop
of Canterbury. bishop 90 London and
dean Of the cathedral. with the cathe-
dral clergy and choir proceeded to tho
west door tu receive the members Of
the royal family. The aisle was lined
with the guard of honor consisting of
the medical staff corps. In view of the
fact that IT was hospital Sunday. Pre-
ceded by the clergy and amid the
strains of the professional hymn. 20,
King of Kings. Whose Reign of old
Hath Been From Everlasting" they
proceeded To their seats.
The service was conducted by the
lord bishop Of London. The cathedral
choir of $50 male voices. assisted by an
orchestra OF $50 pieces from Covent
Garden opera house and several Of the
principal theaters. rendered the musi-
cal portions of the service. The form
of service was the same as at st.
Georges chapel and was participated
in by the vast congregation with evil
dent feeling. To the invocation of
praise, Send Her Help from Thy Holy
Place" came the deep response Of the
kneeling multitude: And Ever More
Nightly Defend Her. while in impress
sive unison, Amen following the
priests words, Let her reign be long
and prosperous and crown her with inn
mortality IN life To come" Holy COM
munion was celebrated and the sermon
was preached by the lord bishop of
London. who touched u1on the many
I.eyents in the reign of V ictoria and elo-
quently extolled her piety. charity and
moJherly love FOR her people.
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FROM THE HOUSE.


London, June 2o- Members of the
commons who. in accordance with a
special resolution adopted last Thurs
day to attend services ~ 81 Margaret
assembled In the house about lO.sO
O'Clock. shortly before II o'clock
William Courtgully. the speaker. ap-
peared IN his robes NJ oni," The pro-
cession was then formed. IN. serg au' =
alarms carrying the baubl." uf
Cromwell, and leading on was followed
by the sneaker with his train-beaers.
the chaplain nj tho house. Rey. Canon
Wilberforce u. ID, and ministers nf tn %
crown who are members ~ the house of
commons. After them came several ry-
ministers and then tho members ~ all
parties, ,xecDtinE the lr,sh who had
formally decided Dot tu take part OH
cailly In the celebration. The priucipal
clerks of the house ciUsci the prcccs-
sion.
on leaving Westminster hall the line
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-21
At WESTMlN STER.
Here the Members of the House of Lords
and Others Assemble To Pray.

Here the Members al the House uf Lords
and Others Assemble To Pray.
London, June 20.-The national pean
of praise and thanksgiving found ufil-
clal expression at Westminster Abbry
and st. Margaret's. Westminster. Al
the abbey Dean Bradley oniciaIcd he
fore an immense congregation. The
procession was headed by the lord
chancellor with his usher. the hack
rod. with his assistants. The sergeant
at-arns with the mace aud purse hrar-
er who were followed by the clerk of
the house of lords with his secretary.
and these In turn by 100 persons wear.
ing their rich robes ~ yvarlat and cr.
mine ana led boy The Archbishop os
York. Marquis IL Salisbury Marquis ~
Duilorln and Ava. tn. Duke of MARI
borough and Duke Of Westminster.
The guard of the queen Westminster
regiment lined The route ~ the entrance
to Poets corner. In thc congregation
We're more than 20 peers without robes.
among them the Marquis Of Ians-
doWnc. Duke of Portland Earl Sucn-
Ger, Earl Cadogan. Earl Frederick Rob
erts and Lord Lyon piayfalr. The
royal family was represented by the
Duchess of Albany and her children
and hereditary Prince and Princess of
Sake Meingnen. There was lar-e
contingent OF foreign Titled people with
a sprinkling of Indian msgHatcs In
striking costumes. The venerable dean
was assisted by the Lord Bishop of
Durham aud the abbey clergy and
choir
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-21
HARRY WRIGHT.
Unwilling Of the Memorial Monument OF
the ..Father of baseball"

Philadelphia. June N.-The monument
erected to the memory OF Harry Wright.
the Father OF Baseball" was unveiled
In West Laurel HIM cemetery this after
noon In the presence Of "a large crowd OF
persons. II was expected that the Ma
tlonal league would be represented at the
unveiling by a number OF officials OF tho
various clubs but Messrs. Rich and kog-
crs OF the Philadelphia club were the only
league representatives present. The cere-
monies were simple and brief The orator
~ the day was Colonel John 4. Rogers.
VINO rlouu.ntly exalted the noble life and
character OF the fImuos manager and
player
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soldier Bikers In Box.man.

special Dispatch 10 the standard.
Bozemau. June a0.-I.ieutenant LANES
\ Moss OF the rwenty-fifth Infantry and
MS corps OF % men on bikes arrived itl
Bozenan this evening from Helena about
clock. having left Fort Harrison Sat-
urday morning at G. Yesterday they made
.i's miles. and to-day on arriving In
Hozemdn they had made Al. After stop
ping half an hour they proceeded tc
chestnut where they will camo for the
night. All the men were in good condi-
i'on. no accidents OF a serious nature h4v-
lng happened since leaving.
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YALE ON The SPOT
The Crew Arrive. at ron;hk-epsie an''
Looks Like IA Winner.

PouEhkerpsie. y Y. June 2o.-Nale i
here. The blue floats over the boat house
ard training quarters and the boat col
ony has added score 10 IT. numbers
The arrival Of the YALE giants viii make
IL possible for collegiate experts VINO nave
picked the winners and condemned mrlh-
ods To change their opiuion-- That th'
men who came tonight viii be ~ thr
race is Rppar-nt The eight picked
TO row on Varsity day will weight L.
pounds more than IN. Cornell meu and
about ~ pounds more than tlarNards :
crew. SO fAr AZ can he seen they form ~
formidable. crew As Yale has ever had.
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teams OF BozeInan and Livingston. played
to-day. victoNx perched upon Ldtinss,en
standard In ascore q II to : The contest
vas marked by the best Of heidinx upo"
both sides. and the decisions OF the nm-
plre. John Goodeough. were so fair thst
not a kick was registered return s"me
will be played In Bozeman before tne
Fourth Of July. and the third OF tne set'.s
vill probably be arranged as a feature OF
the celebration in Livingston on the sth
OF July. billings Is expected to play here
nexI Sun1rv
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Pool Room. Wa, B. Raided.

St Louis. June gp-The ST. Louis pool
rooms. which for the last siA months
have enjoyed entire immunity from DO
lice interference will. u Is cAn'etcl De
closed tomorrow by thc o'Ffiiii1n OF me
Missouri breeders law. witch goes into
eject at sunrise. N m re Appsars To be
some doubt ~onceruing tue constitution
aliiy OF the Law. Colonel Cllman VIII keep
his book open in the expectation VI being
raidsd and MAKE . test case.
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S.H Francisco. Junr 2U-Two sharp and
severe shocks " earthquake wrrc felt
here To-day The vibrations We're from
west 10 east. Clocks wvr, stopped. sus-
plndrd lamps were broken IN some places.
but no real damaSr g. reported. The
shocks We're the most sever, cApcficnced
Tor many years.
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Of march To the lower door of st. Mar
garets was guarded by the queens
Westminster rifles. Srder Col. Howard
Nicent. Rev. Eyiun. the rector. ofiicia-
ted, and the sermon was preached hy
DIR Farrar. Dean NJ Canterbury and
former rector Uf st. Margaret