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centuated to-day that strong detach
ment OF police had 10 be called in to pre-
serve the peace.
When the President of the House. Dr.
Abrahamovics, entered he vas greeted
with vociferous shouts of Get outI'' The
Lsitists rosa to their feet n a body, many
OF the Deputies shrieked wildly and all
iEdesCrI Ibable tumuIt followed.
During the tumult a Social Dem ocrat,
Herr Berner made a rush for the Presi-
dent anu lively fst-fight followed be-
tween Berner and the House attendants,
who attempted to protect the chair.
The-eupon another Social Democrat, Herr
T Reset. Jumped upon the ministerial bench
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Runs ORR 4 MINE.
Rnndsbur0's Raitroad the Cause of
In junrtf0r Suit.

Rnnds dsburO's RaiirOad the Cause of an
Injun ctfon Suit.
SAN BERNAKDINO, Nov. % -Supe-
rior Judge Campbell to-day granted an
injunction in the case of the Rands burg
Railroad Company against B. o. Webb
ct al, miners in the Randsburg Mining
District. The injunction was asked for to
restrain the defendants from interfering
W th the right or way or the road now
buiicing into Randsburg, and which
passes over a seven.iOot shaft on the
property of the defendan'. TIL the com
pany alleges has cost but $50 o sink, while
it would cost the railroad $4,000 t make Il
Cetour at the point Indicated. Fenuing
the decision in a proposed law suit the
com pany gave bona OF $1,000 TO cover
damages in the event that the suit is uti-
mately decided against it.
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serve the memory of it. While the North
and Northern soldiers are inveig hing
against all manifestations of sectional
feeling, they are erecting monuments to
their successful leaders and telling the
story very much to their credit and TO our
detriment.
The North had more than four soldiers
to one in the South. It's armies were re-
enforced and assis ed by 600 ships of war,
manned by $4,000 sailors 1t had un-
miied credit, which meant an unlimited
supply OF money. 1t had factories 10
manure lire everything needed to arm
and equip, to supply and maintain its
armies and fleets. 1t had rauroads run
ming in every direction for the transport
tation of its troops. 1t had intercourse
W th The whole world and would draw re-
C u is for its army and navy from the
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Ere igh ht c ar S

Browns forehead. The occu pants OF the
house ran out, and Mrs. Hawle"'s hus-
band, who was stayin! with the Browns,
was met by second bullet from the
woman's revolver. Luckily it mis- Led its
mark.
Hawley and his wife are wealthy resi-
dents of Kearney, Nebr Hawley. HI, wife
claims, deserted her a short time ago and
followed the Browns to Napa. She claims
that the reason of the desertion was in
fatuation for Mrs Brown. Mrs. Hawley
was hurried TO San Franci, CO to-day 10
avoid arrest and scandal
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TAKES LIFE IN
DRUNKEN RAGE
Adam Uber Kills a Man Who
Refused to Give Him
a Drink.
Draws Ravolver and Fires When
His Demand for Liquor Is
Refused.
special Dispatch to T The CALL

CARSON, Nov. &c News was received
here early this morning of the killing Of
Hans Anderson. q teamster, by Adam
Uber, barber, in Gardnerville. There
was a dance in Gardnerville last night
and this morning at about O'Clock An.
derson called number OF friends up to
tive bar to drink. While standing there,
Uber. whe was already intoxicated,
crowded up and demanded that he be
treated. Anderson pushed him back
from. the bar. and he tell to the floor. He
arose at ouce and again staggered up to
the bar, and again Anderson pushed him
away, and he fell to the floor. This time
he did not attempt to arise, but while on
the floor drew revolver and fired at An
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shannon Ren Held for Murder.

MARYSVILLE, Nov. 26-The prelim.
mary examination OF Shannon Rex, the
Yuba City Constable. charged with the
murder of Hector Green at The Gift
House in this city on Move m Der s was
ended this afternoon. justice OF the
Peace Aldrch held the prisoner to an
swer before the Superior Court, denying
him bail,
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GEN. MARMADUKE'S
PECULIAR ADDRESS
He Tells of the Superior Adj
VantageS of the North
During the War.
And Than, He Says, 1t Took Four
Years to Crush the South by
Grinding Process.
Special Dispatch to THE CALL.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-General Vincent
Marmaduke OF Sweet Springs, Mo-, who
was recently appointed by the ex- Con-
federate Veterans of Missouri as chairman
of a committee to write ar authentic his
tory of the part Missouri and Missouriaus
took III the Civil War, to-day issued a re-
markable address. 1t was addressed to
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Era Edition Of The

recognized that it was useless to
make any further attempt TO transact
business he quietly sp' ke few
words TO police officer near him
and suspended the sitting amid deafenIng
and vuciferous cries of "Shame!n from
the Letists and applause from the Right
lists The substance of the words spoken
to the police officer by President Abra-
hamovics soon became apparent, for an
officer and four policemen removed DR.,
Wolff from the House by force. iii spite OF
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SUCCESS OF The POULTRY SHOW.
Large Delegations of Chicken Fan
ciers Visit the San Jose
Exhibition.

SAN JOSE, Nov 26 Great interest is
being taken in the poultry show OF the
Santa Clara Valley Poultry and Kennel
Club now beng held at Hale's Hall. The
place was crowded both this afternoon
and evening. a large mum Der of fanciers
from The pay cities and towns are in at
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L ad Thirte en-

was held UP by highwaymen on Wednes-
day. The robbers obtained Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S box and $500 or $500 in tax money
being taken TO the county seat. The rob-
berry was com mitted about TWO miles from
the railroad station and there is little
likelihood that the nighwaymen can
escape. This is the first iage rob berry in
that locality for fifteen years.
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The scenes throughout the sitting after
war; were as disorueriy a. those OF tue
earller parts OF the day, and the House
nnaIIy adjourned until Tomorrow
Large crowds gathered this evening
about the university building and the
parliament, owing to the announce ment
that The students would make a demon-
stration. TINS, however, was prevented
by the police, who promptly dispersed
the gathering. More than forty arrests
were made There was no violent r.
sistance. Thus far ORDER has been pre-
served,
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found Dead Uad-r - IrhnrF.

CORNWALL, Nov. .6 &c. H. New
man, pioneer of Antioch, in with place
ne resided for IS years past, was found
dead under the coal wharf at Antioch by
two small boys this morning. He was
celebrating on Thanksgiving day and is
supposed to have been IN an intoxicated
condition and fallen overheard. H was
engaged in the furniture business in An
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SAMUEL b. SMITH'S FUNERAL.
Santa Clara Co"nfY Pioneer Rorne Ia
His Lo&t ReA tinn- PImce.

HIS Lost ReA tino- Pfnce.
SAN JOSE, Nov. 26.-The funeral OF
Samuel ". Smith. a pioneer surveyor OF
this county, was held in this city .o-day.
His death occurred suddenly at Jame,-
town, Tuolumne County, on Tuesday
night.
The deceased was born in Kentucky.
sixty-one years ago. He came to San Jose
in 1858 and entered the office of Countv
surveyor Healy as an assistant. He was
twice a candidate for County Surveyor on
the Dem ocra1ic ticker, but was defeated
both times. In 1869 he removed to San
Juan, and n few years later was elected
County Surveyor of Monterey County
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fed in shooting. On the other hard wit
nesses OF the affair say there was no real
provocation.
a report was current on the streets of
Carson that there was liza bic to be a lynch
ing befort night. but il ls denied at
Genoa, and the officers there say there
will be no trouble whatever.
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ever held on the coast and excels the one
of last year. Over 1900 thorough bred
fowls are exhibited. Tnis being the first
show of the year the birds are in the
finest condition and the nick ot the pens
is exhibited. Secretary Harker receives
praise on everv hand for the successful
manner in which the sh,w is being con-
a dnp tod
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SAN FRANCISCO Nov 22 1897.
Willamette Pab and Pabr 7o2 7fOntgomyy
The ''NW THE CALL will be
issued December will pages. copy this
edition will be State our frs
edition will be 100000.
In order supply the this publication
be required begin delivery Please ac
knowledge this ORDER
the total weight of the Yours truly, W. LEAKE
~
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h ex-Confederates OF Missouri, an. said
in part:
The honor and glory of this great
struggle was with the South, and South
ern soldiers sought in justice 20 them
selves and their dead comrades to pre-
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whole world. The South had none OF
these advantages, or had them only to a
limited extent. BuI, Notwithstanding all
its advantages, it took the North four
years to crush the South, and then it did
it by a grinding process and without
having gained single decisive victory"
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Cic-ory f,r KorysptU-.

MARYSVILLE. Nov 26.-The game Of
football played here between the Mary s.
Vile Athletic Clubs eleven and an Oro-
Vile team resulted in he defeat of the
visitors by score of "a to 4.
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70 COnMIY MURDER.

Mrs. Rdtcfey Journeys From Nebrnska
to Stay Hnpa UOmun.
NAPA, Nov. 25.-Mrs. w. T. Haw'ey
camo TO Napa from Kearny, Nebr.. sought
the home of Henry Brown and wife near
Napa last evening, and without warming
fired at Mrs. Brown through an uncur-
aimed window. The bullet grazed Mrs.
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Promoters Of the SaCra-
mentO Boulevard
Sanguine.
Reversal Of Sentim ent Where
the Project Was at First
Opposed.
Final Arrargem ants Made for the
Work TO Be Done at the
Polls.
Special Dispatch 10 THE CALL.

SACRAMENTO. Nov. % 6-There is no
'let up" on the boulevard fight. The
committee which has it in charge is not
disposed to tell exactly what It's plans
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E,ioy,d 1,co Hour. of Freedom.

CARSON, Nov. z6-James Jones, a
United Stale; prisoner in for selling liquor
to Indians, escaped from the State pri son
yester ay, but was recaptured in less than
two hours.
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1NDEPE,DE>cf .1AGE RoBBED

HtghWaynaen Make Fair Raul of
UeNs- Fargo Gold.
CARSON. Nov. 26 The stage running
between independence and Bishop, Cal.
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to the proposition which will give them
al least one road in the county which can
be found in the winter and Travelled in the
summer without danger Of strangulation
by dust
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Paper Sufficient to

Between 1875 and 1898 he was engaged in
surveying in Arizona and Mexico. He
was elected Comfy Surveyor of TuoIumne
Coun'v in 1894 and held he position al
the time of MS death. A widow and five
children survive him.
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derson, the bullet going through Ander.
sons breast. The wounded man expired
al clock this morning.
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Call will Require a

tendance, and large delegation of poul-
trymen Is expected to- morrow.
The show is without doubt the finest
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Special Dispatch to TIE CALL

VIENNA, Nov. 26.-The disorder in the
lower house OF the Relchsrath was SO ac-
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twice called DR.. Wolff to order. As this
nad no effect upon the turbulent German
Nationalist, the President suspended him
for three sittings. So soon As the Leftisls
reailz d what had occurred, they burst
into state of un bridled Jury, shrieking
insults at DR.. Abrahamovics. Herr Das-
zynski, Socialist Deputy, yelled, You
ought to be in jail %
Otaer infuriated Deputies shouted ali
kinds Of invecuves. Individual Contribu-
tIons 10 he uproar were stinguishable
from the general Confusion. In pite OF
this disgracefUl scene, and the insults
hurled at him, President Abrahamovics
was apparently Unmoved. but when he
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PETER wAssEL HANGED.
Pays the Penalty for Murder O
J0aenh kuneHNuYaHe.

Pays the Penalty for Murder of
Joseph kupersnvage.
wII.KESBARRE. Pa, July 22.-Peter
Wassel, alias Terrible Pete, was hanged
in the county Jail yard today. The drop
fell at 1875, and at 1875 he was pronounced
dead.
Wassel died from strangulation. The
condemned man showed wonderful nerve
until the last. He slept soundly until $50,
when he awoke. dressed himself and par
took of a light breakfast When the
march to the gallows began Wassel said
he was ready to die. When the blackcap
was placed over his head he betrayed no
emotion.
wasse1, or Terrible Pete" as he was
more Familiarity known, SHOT and killed
Joseph Kupersavage of Georgetown, this
county on January 10, 1897.
Wassel had been drinking. and during
the evening tried to pick a quarrel with
Charles Legus. Legus left the saloon
where Wassel was carousing, and went to
the home of kupersavaSe, next door. A
few minutes later while standing at the
window he saw Wassel approaching. The
latter walked directly toward Legus and
Terrible Pete" pulled the trigger. Legus
jumped back. The bullet crashed through
the window and struck Kupersavage in the
head. The latter died two hours later.
Wassel was found guilty on April %. the
jury being out but a short time. new
trial was refused, and the supreme court
refused to interfere.
Governor Hastings then sentenced the
murderer to be hanged today.
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Sas; i 4 T. Is; u: $: nsefTIs Light; q
ils at lis 3 at To- at 10 s at Is
10 at us. 10 at lls.selIer 10; 10 at rs; Is at
seller TO- ~ Isnsson MoDotspe 100 at 1sss' Afte.
.MerSenthaler hinotype, Is at 1ls-seiler 10.
District of Columbia Bonds, ao.year fund IS. lei
bid o S9-year fund Gs gold. IL bid Water stss I
currency. liz bid. 3ess, funding. currency. iii
Miscellaneous Bonds Metropolitan Railroad is,
NC bid Metropolitan Railroad yony 6s. lib bid.
Metropoliian Railroad certificates Of indebtedness;
inde".edness b los bid no asked Columbia Rail
pang ssd S lid Ms.Slns Gas Gas Conn
Psny g: s ; II bid O. Electro Light
and % SS s Ss M
snriry , and Trust Is F. and A, Loo I'D American
instan Make, Company list g. los lid D'o washns
tom MARKET aa e. i los s I'D wasa
-. National Bank stsks.Bank Of Washington, eco
saa $40 q s. sss e lid sa%ss.
Mechanics, 10 bid, ls5 asked: Second. 1870 hid.
Sia West End ios Sid. los asked LiSsoin io 6
bid. 105 asked
Deposit and Trust. lI5 asked. Washington Loaa
and Trust. xl1s bid II! asked. American Security
ana Trust li2 bid. washington Safe Deposit IS
Railroad Stocks-Capitai Tractian. 54,s hid. az
81. 60 bS ge b asses 3D. Be is sss sssS
Gas ard Electric Light stocks.-wa shInston Cas-
x42z, bid. ~ asked Georgetown Gas al bid NJ
s. Electric Light, NC asked.
Insnranc. straightforward. 80 hid. IS rskea.,
Franklin, 80 bid Metropolitan. 6 bid so asked. =
Corcoran, So bid Potomac, 81 hid. Arlington, iss
bid pc German. American, 1870 hid. National UnIop,
~ BID Columbia, II bid. Riggs. ~ bid I'eo-
pies, 81 bid, 81 asked. Lincoln, xs.s bid. Com
mercial, AZ bid. -.
Title Insurance stocks.-Reai Estate Title. Los
bid Columbia Title, hid, asked.
Telephone Simultaneously. IS I'd. 30 asked
American Grapt'ophone. - hid. 0 asked Amerf-.
can Graphopbone, preferred 10 bid Pneumatic
Gun Carriage. AZ lid. 30 asked.
Mfseeihneoss StocSs Linotype lie
bid. 11Sz asked IAnston Nonotype. I5& id IsH
asked Wassinyton Market, 10 hid, Great FrIis'
Ice, lis bid, rs asked. -.
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AN INFANT INDICTED.


District Attorney Declares He VIII
Not Prosecute the Case.
Arthur Ford. diminutive nine-year-old
colored boy, was indicted this afternoon
for the larceny of a horse valued at $40, a
$35 buggy and a s. set OF harness. all the
property Of Richard E. Parker, the 18th of
this month.
He was arraigned before Judge Cole.
when he entered a plea of not guilty. In
reply to the judges questions the little
tarefooted fellow. his head not reaching
the railing before him, stated that he saw
the horse and buggy standing in front of
Saks' store and jumped into the vehicle
and drove about the city until he was ar
rested.
Il do not know what to do with this
child" remarked the Judge. las he has
pleaded not guilty, he will have to be tried
or the charge dismissed"
District Attorney Davis said the young
ster should be sent home and given a
spanking, and he sent for his mother to
inquire whether she wished the little fell
low sent to the reform school or would
take him home and administer the spank
ing.
Or" remarked the district attorney, I'VE
might send him to the hospital for found
lings. I certainly do not intend to prosecute
an infant like this"
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.


Members Of the Nicaragua Canal Com-
mission AAsag the Selections.
The President sent the following nominal
tons to the Senate today:
Postmasters-Dwight H. Bruce. to be
postmaster at Syracuse. N. T.: Geo. N
Winner, Palmyra, N. J.: Richard W. Box.
Pulaski. N. Y: Fieldinss Smith. Lancaster.
NJ H.: 1. H. Lamar. ParisburE. Ind: Frank
Burns. Ida Grove, Iowa: Albert H. Hol-
land, What Cheer. Iowa: Seth q. Wells.
Erie. Kan: Henry Mayer, Vicksburg.
Miss: James M. Cox. Adrian, Mo-: James
NJ Wright. Richmond Mo-: John J. Lee
dom. Saint Paris, Ohio: Stanton B. Hur-
ford. Lebanon, Tenn.
Justice-To be attorneys Of the United
States: Morris d. Wlckersham OF Alabama,
for the southern district Of Alabama; VIM
d. Wright of Tennessee, for the eastern
district OF Tennessee.
Creighton M. Foraker Of New Mexico. to
be marshal Of the United States for the ter
ritory of New Mexico.
State-To be members OF the Nicaragua
canal commission-Rear Admiral John q.
Walker, U. 8. navy: Capt. Oberiin NJ Car,
ter. Corps of Engineers, U. 8. A.. and
Lewis NJ. Haupt Of Pennsylvania Gan en-
gfneer from civil iife).
a commodore; Commander Chas. ONeill, TO
be Q captain
Treasury-Andrew L. Morrison of New
Mexico, to be collector OF internal revenue
for the district Of New Mexico.
Interfor-Geo. B. Green OF Montana,
Miles Cavanaugh of Montana and VIM r.
Manning of Iowa to be commissioners to
examine and classify lands within the
land grant limits OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company in the Helena land dis
trict In Montana Albert D. Elliot Of the
District of Columbia. 10 be clerk Of the dis
trict court for the district of Alaska
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sw1NDLKD gsaR cREDULoUs.
An nliterat.o, Man Who Said He Wa
Goetrna emit Omcial.

An nliterateo, Man Who Said He Wa.
Go9ernM emit Omcial.
Special Examiner +. W. Rawles reports
that Charles G.. sc6ft. alias Ben Thornton,
an impostor wno has been impersonating a
special examiner OF the pension bureau.
has been conEfeted at the United States
district court aH vicfsburg. Miss. and SEN
fenced to two ,years Imprisonment and to
pay a fine of SEQ ascott has been travel
ing through Kentucky. Tennessee and Mis-
sissippi. reprcAhtitg himself to be gov
eminent officia1, and while SO iIiterate that
he is scarcely able to write his name, he
has succeeded in .sWiHdling many persons
1t has been his practice to pretend to take
the statement Of his dupes showing their
financial and physical condition, for the
purpose, as he stated. of raising their pen-
sions. and when he would ascertain from
the pensionerE's statements that they. had
any NOR ey In bank, and In what bank the
money was deposited. would inform them
that they would have to pay to the govern
ment the amount which they possessed to
the end that their claims might be allowed.
In the case I'm which he was convicted he
got all the money his victim, woman. had
so 3O-and then Informed her that he had
not received enough, and took from her ten
chickens of her oWn and thirteen which she
borrowed from q neighbor. for the purpose,
as he stated, Of paying court expenses.
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AT MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS.

Washington Christian EndeavOrers
Reach the Wyoming Resort.
MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS. Wyo.. July
22.-The first section Of the Pennsylvania
Christian Endeavorers arrived here last
evening on special train over the Northern
Pacific. With the party were fifty dele
gates from Washington, u. C.
The Pennsylvania delegation was In
charge of w. A. Gillespie. president Of the
Philadelphia Union. the largest in the
world. DR.. Charles H. Rhodes. Methodist
evangelist of Philadelphia, state president.
is with the delegation The Pennsylvania
party represents the largest single sale of
Yellowstone Park tickets ever made, 800
being bought at one time.
Col. s. NJ. B. Young met the delegates en-
route to the park. and escorted them to the
Mammoth Hot Springs with his mounted
troops.
NJ. NJ. Shaw, president Of the District Of
Columbia Endeavorers. is with the Wash
ington party. At Seattle a whole day was
spent by the delegates on Puget Sound as
the guests of the Seattle Union The sec
ond section of the Pennsylvania delegates,
numbering 80, will arrive tomorrow.
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ADMIRAL MILLER.
He VIII Not Sail for Honolulu In the
Oregon.


He VIII Not Sail for Honolulu In the
Oregon.
Admiral JOS, NJ Miller who represented
the United States navy as one of the spe-
cial embassy from this country to Lon
don on the occasion of the queens jubi-
lee. called at the Navy Department to-
cay and made formal report of his return
and the discharge Of the functions de-
volved upon him. He SAT- for time as a
nember of the board. consisting of him.
self and Admirals Sicard and Matthews,
appointed to examine Commodore Norton,
commander of the Washington navy yard,
for promotion to. the grade Of admiral and
then spent half an hour in conference
with Secretary Long. presumably in ref
erenee to his duties In Hawaii. He ex-
poets to sail for Honolulu, according to his
original plan. on the 9Th of August, from
San Francisco on one of the regular mer-
chant steam ers. This conclusion disposes
Of the story that the battle ship OREGON
is to convey the admiral to Honolulu That
vessel will be kept In readiness for I'M
mediate service at San Francisco. how
ever. as is evidenced by the fact that the
Navy Department has ordered her to be at
once supplied with the very best grade of
coal. as much as her bunkers will hold.
This means the use Of imported Cardiff
or Australian coal. and Is expected to
cause some dissatisfaction among the Pa
CHIC coast coal mining interests but 1t Is
regarded as necessary at this time In view
of the fact that the steaming radius of
the Oregon with the imported coal would
be as 60 to 40 with the inferior home pro-
duct. which is a consideration that cannot
be overcome by the difference in price.
Admiral Miller will use the Philadelphia,
now at Honolulu; as his flagship until the
Baltimore, at San Francisco. is ready for
that duty. He called on the President with
Secretary Long during the forenoon, and
afterward tooks luneheon with the Score