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ODD FACTS.

Kentucky allows ithas an on yx bed in its
bounds and the colonies feel sure that its
va.ue is bi lions of dollars. 1t is SAID to be
from 20 TO % miles long and almost Is miles
wide Oayx Is worth from 50 TO SIS cubic
foot
The Labrador fisheries have proved total
failure. The fishermen have no money thew
cannot get credit and great hardships are
feared.
The London police are much worried over
the problem OF what to do with drurken men
when in charge OF electric cabs. Thew don't
know exactly how to-stop the cab, and tney
don't know what to do with the cab when il
does stop.
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FALSE PROPHET IN LITERATURE

writer Of fiction who puts all his charac.
ters IN antagonism to beauty and progress,
who oehttles his fellow-man in the eyes OF the
reader, who puts hopelessness into his little
world instead OF reasonable am bition-fs not
going 10 give you any particular pleasure IN
your leisure hours, or any consolation in the
mean that the best novel is one from which
Inc olsag reeaole facts of life are banished and
only the sweets served as g confecTon al the
feasl. II is the attitude of mind toIrs-s -
oltter ana the sweet, the evil and the good.
the thing loTeseen and the aceldentsls thst
makes MAKES novel uplifting or depressing
DTocn IN Novem Der Ladies Home Journal
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ANSWERS 20 coRRE -tONOENT5.

ATrHE ToxB OF NAPoLEoN-E- z. u, watson
vile. Cal: Ing-rso.rs address e. the tomb Of
Napoleon Is 10 De found IN Gems Of Thought"
KALLocH. De YoUNG sHooTISG-A- :, City. It
was shortly after 10 O'Clock or the 23d Of Az
gust. 1879. rhai Rev. J. :. Kalloch was shot b.
Cha-les De YOuRg on Jessie street, lear EI.ta,
in san Francesca.
BEE MorHs-M B., Lock - cod. Cal Sulphur
IS generally used Tor ne purpose OF destroying
Lee mo;ns that have entered hives, taat IS If
the remedy IS sPplied in time. There are many
points n connection with tnes@ pests o. the
bee hives that Iais department mas NOT the
space 10 describe. You should Eeao book on
b-e-keeping.
ACCIDENTAL AsPHY1AuOS-Statistics City.
The records do not give the number OF case Of
accidental ssphyxiation. and % ascertain the
mum Der OF sucE IN the past hVe years N san
Francisco would require the searching Of me
records of the COroner's ofbce Ior tnat p@r od.
This department has lot The time required lor
Such search
PHGSIx, ARIz.-W. T c, City. The altitude
OF PEBnlx, Ar5z-, Is 1865 feet. The mean ten
perature OF that plsce during record OF *
January, 49, February. So anG March, 6I.3.
The difference between max mum iempeTs-
turs ana minimum Is: Decen Der, 50; January
81; Februsrr, 50 and March, 81 Il occ4
sionally SHOWS at that place L
NICKEL N THE sLoT-O. s. City. a license 6f
s. per quarter IS imposed on every nickei-iu-
the-sIoi machine n san Francisco. The Chief
OF Police i not sUi horned by law 10 declare
that any particular mschtue . lawful and an
other unlawful, but II an officer shOU @ dis
cover tnst machines were b=lug run w.th
view 10 defraud those WhO psIrOli lied them Il
would be his duty 20 report that iacL 10 the
authorities
DAIRY PRODUCTs-A- c. r. City. The records
o. dairy products 1or the year 1890 sEe not as
complete as they have been IN later years.
During that year the number OF gallons OF
milk produced in CaI5for u = given ss H.
19l,1S6; butter, 20 776, 704 pounds, and
cheese, 3,S7I So pounds. IN cssl4 values not
given. e hgures iOr 1896 sEow butter !
ued at S5.6SS, ,979; cheese, value S47s,4S4;
milk, value II. ST., ,46O.
''PHRYNE PRorEsT'-Ne# YORK Ci.y. This
correspondent asks where he can procure q
copy OF poem eatItled "Pnryne Protest"
that was published in one OF The San Fran
cisco papers numb OF years ago. He IS also
anxious 10 know the name OF The paper in
which ii appeared and The date Of the publ
cation. Can any reader OF this department.
give The desired Information?
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ONE OF CHoATE'S QUESTIONS
Philadelphia Inquirer.


Once, when Joseph II. Choate had on the
rack q well-known manipulation of bankrupt
railway properties. he suddenly asked: Were
you interested in the trial of DR.. Briggs for
heresy?"
mo" was the answer. Choate passed to
Other subjects; but the witness, as he left the
stand, paused at Choate's seat and remarked
in sn indig lant tone: 81 fail 10 see, Mr..
Choaie. the purpose OF your question about
the Briggs trial.
"On." answered Choate csrelessIy, but loud
enough Tor the jury to hear, al thought per-
hsps you were trying TO break up the Presby-
terian church. SO as 10 get chance to re-
organize il.
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The refusal OF the officers Quentin TO give up tn.
murderer Ebank in order that stony court may
upon him will appeal people
regard assassin socude. no doubt
that ordeal being death even though it
subjects the prisoner to particular danger raught with
discomfort judge sometimes makes unpleasant
personal character. 1t only penitentiary thar
killer be OF that freedom from annoyance has
regarded his right the stand tue warden
takes in guarding his will be approved by
Ebanks but By such citizens Durran Worden
and others who nave actually saed consist
entity soothed and sustained the who
Incurred sympathy long by distinguishing
III
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| EersaTy OF the birth of ThurloW Weed.
Sir Robert Burton was nearly 6 feet tall
Carly e, feet II inches; Oliver Cromwell, ;
feet 10 inches, and Dumas f.s the same.
Tecumseh Sherman. the youngest son OF the
/ illustrious general, is running for Alderman
/ on the Seth Low ticket in the s.TenderloinH
! district Of New YORK. His Tammany com.
petltor is Lexis Nixon, the emineut naval
/ architect
! Senator Hoar spoke recently on Love of
Country" at Allston, Mass, and said that he
had heard that IL was better TO live for your
country than to die for Il. but that he world
still holds the 800 who died at Thermopylae
better than the one who escaped
Mrs. a. E. Paul. the woman supervisor of
street cleaning in Chicago, is thus SPOKEN of
, by one of her employees: Woman she comes
IN happy in morning and stay 50 all day She
SAYS How do? and other nice things, and
/ then we do good work. Sne see il and sav So
Ihat n axes Us feel good and we work more.
Woman ali right
Mrs. Mckinley is said to be enjoying much
better health at present than a. any time
since she went to Washington. Her friends
say shat there has been a great improvement
during the summer vacation. This pl easant
information seems to be borne out by the fact
mat MIS-. Mckinley goes out driving nearly
every morning. Sometimes she is gone two
hours or more.
Queen Victoria's chief bodily i'll now is the
pain IN the finger whereon she wears the
wedding and engagement rings given her py
Prince Albert Her hand has grown too fat
for her rings and she will not have them cut
and one correspondent said that II is now
question whether her majesty will forego her
pretty sentiment or conlinue 10 suffer acute
physical pain.
Francis Murphy, the temperance advocate.
says that electricity and the bicycle are doing
great things for the cause. THE motormen
and conductors" he says, "sre keeping sober
and the introduction of electricity is to be
thanked for IT.; and "s man cannot ride
bicycle when he is drunk, and q man who is
breathing the pure air of the country re-
ceiyes inspiration without the use of artificial
stimuIants"
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ENGLAND'S NEW TYPE OF WARSHIP.


4
ii g
lpches
the additional
tnknsS should
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JOHN ANDERSON, aY 10.

ohm a nderson nv Jo John,
Wnen We were frs, acqueut
You wouldn't ride ne blAe. John,
But now your spine Is bent
see you Bg by, Jo1n,
And goodness how you 60
You're the swiftest scorcher in the town,
John Anderson, my 10.
John nderson. my 10, John.
We clamb the hal thegithrr-
III ue'er forget the day. John,
Nor, 'aibelins will you itherl
We coasted on your tandem,
And, links, how we did 20.
TIL we struck tina. fence rail al the foot,
John Anderson. my 10. Chicago News
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HO " 1T GO. OUT.
Detroit Free Pres.

She never told her secret, but one evening
before the other members of the choir came to
practice she poured out her soul to the old
church organ in rapturous improvisation that
thrilled and scared among the rafters of the
church. eloquent ith passion and longing.
After practice the basso whis persd in her
ears, as ne descended the stairs:
"Ha! have discovered your Sc cret You
love the tenor"
''How did you find it out?" she faltered,
blusning rosy red
II pumped the organ" hissed the basso, as
tween his teeth.
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A MONUMENTAL SUGGESTION
Norfolk Landmark.

Instances are on record, We have not the
slightest doubt. in which expensive NOM.
ments have been reared over the pravs. ~
men whose families have actually suffered for
able enough memorial when there is none bel.
ter possible.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30
vERRIAoE oEINLEG DOCUMENTS
81 Panl Glnho

The ordinary legal document, whateyer il
may De, Is usually mass OF verbiage which is
not only useless for any practical effect, but is
simply ridiculous. Aud still the eourts and
the lawyers go on yielding ooedieuee 10 Iha
Grabbed and senseless forms of centuries now
DEAD, In an age OF orevity, OF strict economy
and OF Incompatible haste, simply bscsnss
some clerk with his quill pen and his ink horn
invented the duplication of these phrasrs a
few hundred years ago TO fiil his scanty purse.
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SHOULD BE INVEs sTICATED

Oakland Enquirer
The CALL makes an extraordinary CHARGE
against Police Commissioner Moses Gunst II
says aoont me time ne took that Office h : put
Oh the market new nickeI-in-tba~s,D- -
enlne, and that SINCE then the police nsys
oeen used as an agency 10 compel the removsI
OF oiher nlekel-in-the-slot machines and rne
substitution OF Gunsl's and the process bss
gone on ntil nowhere can be found scarce Y
any otner IN use. An investigation OF the Po-
made by som eb body %
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30
BICYCLES ON RANCHES,
Earlo EQrnrn

Near Helena sheep-herders are using BIZ
cycles in their work, and claim that they are
great success. They tried them on horned
critters, but when mad steer took to the
prairie there wasn't much LETT of the bike
But they are all right for sheep.
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inadvertently yellow iourna- promised its readers
boon. The ECGHuey after naming
veTtsement add. Both free with each
The Of script employed however appear a..
Bath free with OF
would be appropriate especially il panied by
supply of disiniectants The simple avoiding
tact with yellow journalism another approved way
pEonotng cleanliness
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CALIFORNIANS IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-At the Manhattan, J.
Casseriy; Metropole, J. W. Gardiner: Grand, n.
L Waiter; Holland, Mr.. and Mrs D. Kline;
New Amsterdam. Dr. E. BunnelI
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jec
al
esnnal o
abyeW
q tte-shps Of Canou
the Iighth
sle bstIe
traIre
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DEMOCRATIC HOPES.

Sound the toczin, riBg the bell.
Give the grand old nations ye IL
Fill the hemi- pbere with iSy.
Grover CIevslsBd's got = Doyi
When half q ceatury's spent
Growers b1y'u be Pre-, ,ideuG
And with Grover On the shelf,
History will repeat Itself
Sound the tocsiI. ring ths bali,
Give the gran old Ia ION gel,
FIJI the hemisphere Ith i0y.
Grover Clevslaod', 90. bay,
Il. r. HTELBUr
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30

Even the doctors who do indore consumption
will have admit patients cured by it still
possess the right think good thirg.
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RECORD BREAKERS.
Chicago Times-herald.


1t Is announced that the French will attempt
to build steamer 10 break all Atlantic rec
ords. If the French are as fast on the sea as
tney are said 10 be on land, the records proba-
bly, VIII have TO go.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30

The country viii heartily congratulate upon
his happiness and 90 the boy may
be different kind Of citizen from the eIated mana
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30

providence schemes OF reparaon some
people give credit for doing surely case of
Murphy will be overlooked Murphy Individually has
right b. kicked in the horse and
unless the kick fatal justice will be then
To chain horse and beat nearly so de-
testabe that the guilty of it unfit either
with equine or human.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30

Every in while the of forced to ad.
nit Boston is remarkable place Even during height
OF the Kondike fever that the only out
cheered and by that they could
Alaska a Pullman
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30

Perhaps Uncle hesates the purchase OF Car
negies plant of LACK bark in
manufacture holes.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30

Local Democrats have now are
haunted by the fear this enough In
view Of this the efforts of these
to eliminate the other constitute spectacle little pa
thetic.
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JAPAN AS A SEA POWER.

INDER the tite The Coming Sea Power" Charles H
Cramp contributes the October the North
- american Review brief as been ac.
compshed by Japan creating navy points oct the
significance States He shows
that is rapidly building up great power on the
Pacific Ocean and that the United States will be
continues regard the Japanes people
power civilization thought of possible rival in
trade o
Without going into the details gwen BY Cramp OF the
naval construction being carried the Japanese
ernment it srces among Of
Japan second only England naval activity
being France advance Germany vastly
Russia and the United States. 1t that
Japan only building ships than nation
England is procuring from British shpyards
ships England is building for her navy
The activity Japanese affairs not in the
opinion Cramp imply any direct the United
It probable her Goyernmen designs primarily put
position hold the in opposition Russia
when that plete the Siberian becomes
great power Pacific none the less i'm
portant watchu the increase strength
of foreign these where have
great stake.
The days safe in her aon
from powers other passed. Steam
proved machinery have brought
the world We extensive commerce
with parts of the globe later will have
marine sufficient carry American goods under the
flag that shall pay tribute TO for
eign nations for transportation
The administration pledged promote American
shipping by revving the original American policy discrn
mating duties goods foreign ships the
of and shipping shall need an In
OF naval force protect them Mr.. Cramp right
"Our country by safely ignore
the OF oriental neighbor of
first class power Pacific Ocean,"
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Is possible that American nobility is DIVING
our? Here told that Tammany kissing Croker
yet Croker offered the Prince Of
Wales light
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30

While not prepared to the contest
raging between Drs Hrschfelder and Potter pu bc will
hesitate whskers the latter
is ahead
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NOTES ABOUT NOTAgLES.

The people OF Albany, " Y. will, on No
vember Is. observe the one hundredth ami
EersaTy OF the birth of ThurloW Weed.
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sir Robert Burton was nearly feet tall !:
Carly e, D feet II Inches; Oliver Cromwell, )
feet 10 inches, and Dumas i.s the same.
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Nothing to lacking council for the pur
pose Of vindcating Miss Oyerman.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30

have been noticed shrinkage in the Pull
man fortune has no. been vouched oE by anybody
anything about IT,
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30

SPECIAL inior lion daily to manufactures,
business houses and public men by the Pres,
Clipping Bureau tALen's), $40 Mo1t-omerS
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30

Try Townsend's peanut tsfTy best in the
world" 25c per pound. Palace building.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30

'Boggs made his wife quit taking Delxsr,a
lessons"
Couldn't sfford il %
Yes; buEthe teacher wss giving her exer.
eises that would keep her lower Jaw unbern-
Chicago Record
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CREAM mixed candies, 25c pnd-, ,rownssnd's.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30

BRAZIL nut and walnut ,affies at TOwnsand's.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30

Iecumseh Sherman, the youngest son OF the
general, is running for Alderman
on the Seth Low ticket in the s.Tenderloiu"
q strict Of New York. His Tammany COM
pettor is Lexis Nixon, the emineut naval
a erchitent
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ATTHE TOMB OF NAPoLEoN-E- Z. u, WATSON
vile, Cal: IHg-rsofs address e. re tomb ot
NsD5!eon IS 10 De found in Gems Of Thought"
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Napoleon Is 70 De iouhd n 1e4ls q %AoN64[
KALLOcH- De YOUNG sHooTISG-A- :, City II
was shortly after 10 o'cloek or the 23d Of AU-
eust 1879 that ReT. J. :. KaIloch was shot b.
Cha-Ies De YOung on Jessie street, lear Filth,
n san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30

Davenport-Hardnut was man of remark
able will power.
Tourney-Yes; but the lawyers finally broke
it-Philadel lph!a North American.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-10

when Dick Case was In Astoria last
summer, training for his fight with Jack
Inn he handed an Astorlan reporter a
list Of twenty OF his most important
fights to that time. which with the main
particulars Is here given: Fought LUXE
Gray, rounds, at Yakima, Wash; Geo,
Hlggs, .. Yakima; Jack McCarty. {, Yak
lima; Billy Wlllmuth, .. Colfax; Jack
Balm. |, Walla Walla; Jno. Edwards. |,
Pendlcton; Mlte Freeman. 8. Spokane;
Jim Hall, G. Helena, Mont Dick Johnson,
g. Helena Henry Williams, 10, Salt Lake;
Red Phillips. .. Salt Lake; Chas. Han,
l. salt Lake; Kid Gallagher. (, Rawllns.
Wyo,; Bob Thompson, I, Salt Lake; Harp
CNsey, S. Pendleton; Sailor lTobin 2,
VictorIa Billy Scott, I, Seattle; Henry
slater, 3, Victoria. All of these were
victories for the conqueror Of Billy Ell
mer. Draws were fought with Billy
Lewis 25 rounds. and Dan Egan le rounds.
Case remarked very significantly that
thees two contests necessarily termi,
mated with both men In the ring in order
to avoid legal complications which other
wise would have been imminent There
are l6 other contests all to the credit
Of the welterwelght wonder, which COM
pletes his record to teh date OF his advent
in San Francisco a short time since
where he is steadily advancing himself
as a ringster.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-10
AMONG The ATHLETES

tain aud manager Pat Tobcau, tho present
captain and manager OF tho Cleveland
team, who will protect nrSt base. ALI
Americas catcherH Will bo Donhhuo Of
Chicago and Alec Smith Of Brooklyn,
Powell and carsey win do tho pitching,
AMI tho famous baismen Of tho Dalli-
more team will have n chance 70 test
their skill and show their powers. Col
Inns OF Boston and Calllhan and Dahlen
of Chicago will play In tho lnnold. Tim
Murnano OF the Boston Globe. a comps.
tont critic. has declared that Collins lA
now tho equal OF Jerry Denny IN his
hoydey. Dnhlsn has been building ~ a
great reputation by his brilliant work
for Chicago Tho outnelders on tho Al.
America team will be Bill I.ange of chi
cng0. Anderson OF Brooklyn ana siaHl
OF Boston Everybody knows Lang'H
work. llo leads tho National lcaglS 10
base running. stahl has done good work
this season at the bat The two cams
Will spend six weeks on this coast The
San Francisco games have been vet for
sunday. November 7. and the ThlrBdaya.
Fridays, ana Saturdays of that month
succeeding.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-10
ARE SALMON DEcREAsINGg

II Is estimated that the value NJ ~.
aImon catch on the Columbia rlvor ,n,.
year win amount to se.ooooo ana -.
question is being asked whether ~, r,,'..
V'" s'ahd the drain upon It which tbo
modern appliances OF fishing make Tna,
~ Il 'here are enough fish bred IN ,,o
river TO keep up the stock Tho hot,
er''S nave saved the salmon from a.,
termination by turning out five million g..
annually but the little fish do no, on
Escape lner enemies and grow to salmon
mood with a yearly catch OF fror d.
m'iDon and half to two million salmon
more eggs must be taken and h,t,,.l
ana the fishermen realize tbis .r5 ~.
glad to know that the hatcbcrlos No.
TO put out twenty-six million fry ,n,s
winter II they can procure sraicIor,
number OF eggs to make sucb n MOI,
each year there is a prospect thar tho
salmon fisheries of the Columhio n.n,
hold their own until greater dor,,r.,.
are made upon them.-New yor,, F'.,,.s ,.,,,os
Gazette.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-10

Locally. bowing seems to have sway.
ana very pleasant departure ahw In.
AuEuratod when the Portland bowlcrs
visited Astoria AMI las, night tho local
team repaid the compliment There IL nm
effort on foot 20 have this city rcpfe.
nantod In n football tournament Of tho
intercollegiate style, this fall II would
be- an excellent feature ~ tho au,umn's
amunementa and II In asserted that thorc
ls excellent material for tho formation
OF Il strong eleven this season. At any
rate, great deal could bc learned by
tho players ana put them In formidable
shapU ror another season
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-10

James j, Corbctt viii not meet Peter
Jackson In tcn-round sor any other
number OF rounds contest In san Fran
cisco nor any other city Neither will he
meet any pugilst In any kind OF a con-
test II Ia not the color line that pre-
vents meeting with Jackson. Instead
Corbctt Il fardng well as moaey maker
His intention Is TO 20 on with the pre-
tense that he Ia anxious 10 force Bob
Fttzslmmons into another meeting, Fitz
keeps on claiming that he will never
enter the prize ring again Now Corbett
has decided to never light any one until
after he has met FitE The longer Fi,z
holds on Corbctt believes the better It
win be for james j.. and the louder win
grow James j. calls for Fits TO fight
him.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-10
RECORDS co
BY THE BOARD
Improvement Noted Along All Lines
Of Athletics,

Tho past ton days has been an oyentful
periOd In many branches OF athletics. ana
from tho degree ~ the skin tho masters
OF tho art are attaining. II has become
an unsafe venture 10 speculate on Tho
length " time any record will stand,
The prestige which nEhting. or boxing"
ao-onilcd has attained on this Coast and
particularly In California. cannot bo said
to rttiae the standard OF geulenanly
sport. but. until the Eiamor of Il Ia some.
what worn. II will. In all probability,
hold sway, and ,hSB sink into obsourity
for season.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-10

Everything looks rosy for sscone
meeting between Green and Zclglcr A.
Aan Francisco. Both men have Hignlfled
a willingness so spar again. and there
will ba a club 10 grab tho match w. The
National II looking for card. and "
viii not overlook this. Green II splcn-
dld attraction In hlmezlf He has a host
Of friepis and supporters. and they all
turn out to greet him. Zoigicr Ia by no
means stranger. and will draw like a
largo chimney
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-10
BOXING.

In ton.round bout before the Amer
lean sporting club September ~, Tommy
Ryan Of Philndrlphh WIS AWARDED tho
decision over Jack McAuling of Brook
l,n tho retired worlds lightweight cham
pion They met at catch weights Ryan
WIS own eight seconds In the seventh
round.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-10
FOOTBALL.

~ 10 football. season after season. 10
strong hacking for the Berkeley team by
the San Francisco papers. makes 4; A..
pear. almost up 10 the moment OF con-
test. as II the searers of the blue AMI
gold stood nghtng chance with stan
ford. only for them 10 be annihilatcd OF
the lag of contest II seems safe to sly
this year. thar the Stanford team VIII
have no particular dif'iculty IN defeating
their opponents.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-10

To remove the constipatcd habit m.
only safe treatment is a course OF Ayers
Pills followed by laxative diet. Most
other cathartics do more harm than good.
therefore leading physicians recommend
Ayers Pills especially as a family phvsic