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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
VIII Il ect Their CaDtain.

BERKELEY, Nov. 26.-The Berkeley
foo ball team will probably meet next
Monday 10 elect CAPTAIN for the comm g
season. Percy Hall, who played the star
game OF the day yesterday. will pro ba bly,
succeed himself as captain if he is willing
10 acce pit he position, although it Is said
that ne doe, not want the captaincy
again. Among those who, according to
the custom OF selecting, might be chosen
are G ersbergi Hall, Ludlow and SImp-
son. Bart Thane is regarded by some as
The best man in case Hall refuses TO ac-
cept, IN spite OF the fact that Thane did
not pay in the Varsity elsven this year.
Berkeley News Notes.
BERKELEY, Nov. 26.-The junior elias. will
meet next Monday to lake action in re gard to
the insertion of liquor advertise in the
Blue and Gold.
DR.. c. NJ. Bakewell will speak on Paris and
the French Universities" at a meeting of the
California Union next Wednesday evening.
There is mOveme 1t on foot 10 have mon thly
theatrical performances In Berkeley. The frs
performance Will be given on the 11th of nexl
month.
Professors Fowler, Hayne and Jaffa will at
tend Farmers institutes at Winters, Decem b r
1 and Q, and at Woodland. Dece m Der and 4
Secretary Davis will address an institute al
Merced on December % and %
Engineer Boardman has CONNIE. ced work
upon a receiving da m and filler in Strawbe rry
Canyon. Work may soon oe commenced upon
a large reservoir which it is estlma ted would
be abe 10 afford sufficient supply for the
university, Ms the annual average amount oi
water flowing down Strawberry Canyon is in
the neighborhood 100000, 600 gallons.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
Knowles Case Continued.

OAKLAND, Nov. 26-W. A. Knowles.
O is accused OF forgery, appeared before
judge Ogden this morning for arraign-
ment. but at his request the matter was
continued till next Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
Builders Contracts.

Mcintosh K Wolpmap (owners) with Camp q
Car,llcn tcon:rnc ors), architect r. 10 l0frsth
exc. yations CO. crete worK and sidewalks I Ir
two-story ard basement brick building on tn NE
corner of Fremont and Howard streets, oS:4 Oh
Frvmout by lou
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
"PATIENCE" WELL SUNG.
An Evenings Entertainment by the
Young Ladies sodality of Sacred
Eeart Church.

Eeart Church.
Mowry's Hall, on Grove and Laguna
stree s, was crowded 10 the doors and
oveiflowing last night with an eager
throng of ladies and gentlemen who were
desrous OF hearing the Young Ladies'
Sodaity OF Sacred Heart Church give a
rendition of Gil bert and Sdllivan's opera,
Patience"
The eff ,ir was one of the most pleasant
of the >eason. and the officers OF the
sodaiity, under whose management the
opera wa. such success, have every rea.
son to fel citate themse YES. The per-
formance WAS smooth an even and each
pa-t well plac d. The OrphaUs double
quintet. which furnished the music as a
favor to the young ladies, deserves e.pe
cial mention, for their orcheStration ad ded
ma terially 10 the favorable impression.
To mention excellent WORK by perform
ers would pece <~ltate the naming Of each
one VINO participated. But it is but Just
to mention the exec lence OF Mrs. Ed
Burns in the tllle role. Her conce ption
OF Patience was p rfect and her rendition
left nothing wanting.
The disappointed crowds who fail ed
10 secure admission will probably have
an opportunity to hear the opera at some
future day. as the souali y Is considering
a repetition.
70 lowing is the cast of charac ers:
Feglnaid Bum horne .-.......... Howard Dumont
Al ca baId Gtosvenor Alfred owian
p4Unel CAlvrrly James Nd Guire
Major Murgstrovd ....--.... ...... Den Nheerin
lieutenant Duke Of Duns a b e.. The mas Nowian
Mr.. Bunthorne's Soicl.or.. James d. Doughe Jy
Lady An ella ............ M sy o. Bre n
Lady tapIIr................ Ann e Guerin
lad' III A.. ...... Anna McC"rm OK
Lady Jane ............. ............Aite ane
Patie zee Mrs. Ed Burns
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
FOR Sig JOSP Ion GAT0S T. NsyTA CRI1

= sundays eacepted) Al 10 m. Alviso DALI
(Saturday excepJedl at p. n. Freight ami
Passenger. Fare between San Francisco and
Alyiso soc; 10 San Jose. 7Sc. Clay st. kiss l.
a n, First sta San JOSS
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
Was Probably Cold.

A. Sweeney, bartender, was arrested yes
terday afternoon by Detective Anthony and
Officer Morrissy for having stolen an overcoat
from Collins saloon. He afterward sold the
coat for SIS, and was arres ed on warrant
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

avenue. at the age OF 72 years. The funeral
will take pace Sunday ut P. NJ. from the resi-
deuce.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27
HOrEI I.

q b caldwell, Stanford
J a lie - is, Stanfo d
y ary Bruu on, Stanford
! II POh., Saiva4Ur
NJ s. YoS henwood
J + Bentley. Sia fJrd
J + W es;, stanford
u Parker, ford
J Z ko be IS, stanford
/ " p Brayton Jr, Oak and
II o Freueric 8, Conn
r. { Pate rson. f, h .caso
II J Mead. Oswego
c - l aker Jr, y Y
MIS- " Nj u ay, Denver
q / Paxton, Pc tland
Mrs r. Bow, SAu Jose
NJ II LIVING ,ton, y \
T Hvpklus * w. MEMO
J = BriScoe. Stanford
W Z CrAndaii. Stanford
q L. wren r. STAFFORD
+ l. Jones, S.anfori
> Nj koAn, stanford
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

The committee on gambling OF the
Grand Jury has pre- pared and submitted
the following report on the nlckel-In-t the
slot machines:
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

J VI J Iieas & W, S BanoS
J I T.immingham. SunOl
l. q Cup Ill, santa BOsa
y rs G urch, , hIc
L \ Bl c,s II. ohio
G DrahauS, ian tafael
!, J NoonEu,w&2c >ta Rsa
J Dante x W, HayN ard S
. l. Boals, HAl Jose
r Morrison. W iDters
I T kolomba, CHI
X II Espey, Dav svilie
L BeXen, Peasant n
r l. av $, san Jose
{ ~ Wimoie. Beni,ia
. Mar,iI, San.R cruz
J = MonIOe q ", Sacto
r A I'u.ier, Ar 4 ma
Mrs " K Mi lO!, Urland
J A r. kesser, Chicago.
J Ia Doyl- & ", Mil Park
= Powell, Woodland
J A Laughln, Los Ang
j l. Beasley, Guerneyvlil
J Cranney, an jose
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-27

J NJ Doom. Orov lie
w IL Gro bY, Dutch Flat
a BTen nan santa Rosa
g + Behrens, Martinez
= Mayford, new I ork
NJ j CIaw ord, san Bar
J Max well, stockton
h " Har-igan, Alvarad {
+ Azularf, Por' land
. Dow, New u aiand
II ii Green, Orovilie
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-09

TO WRruc I Sposairlfa meo Naune
Rcgsr 5urueaur. 9esuoeu bapoe bun
lille iaast uoset Brsp fra ham fioen
oenne Sag. 2spsoe ban, tapoe ban
NOT ~ircuei. SiaitelS Barn, bun buuOc
inaen Gnslie ON Rams 8lnn al fomme
bjem % ppsrrnite benoe.
@n Gitermiooaa bsrtss en- uoloiom
&in8nin9 paa 9srllottsn. 9ereiter
bcrtes eli gtmosrgit ipgrse siter
beroe.
8lOoet trpmmeoe til benoes atnosr,
Spem tuuoe bet pare?
& nRite Gieblit laa bun / 6oscrs
Irme. Sun bpsrten %bsipimeoe, iom sr
nlmtHoelist / 8Omaner pso i%anounuc
2eilt9beoer, eler ifidlO al RnOieL Suu
iasoe Inlet. 8prit eiter en- lang StunC
it bun ct ORB irem.
seq trOsoe. ou q bgo, Roger, "
iasoe bun.
Wilt bleo mart optldret.
Den itaftels Sod Blnpfair bar ganet
no I Srt9en % iuuoet 3soen. Dian
hapoe life iunpet no0et, iOm tuuoe
ioenttfccre BAN, uoeu bet Rapn, bpOr'
neo bans Slpoer bar mprteoe. 9ioatr
6urneaur antoses ioaleoeS at buiIe
ben / Sait Optaiteoe @rau uuoer gtir,'
fas blaa Stmnef.
Nen oct BAR en- aubsu Gag, JON
trRngts 5orilnrin9: ROsers 9ausbeo.
SpOrfor baooe ban life itreuet?
"Seg uiloe ouerraIte big, min 81
ifeoe," iagOe ban. "Ses uloits. at ou
life o~enteOe, at ies iaa burtl9 ifulOe
funne itabe mig en- 6Ormue. 3erior
ifreo ic9 life. SEQ q meset Optuoet
al min 6%orretnins % tunOs nuturll9'
pis ttfe ons, at en- euselit IOis ltuIoe
TONNE paa ben gante at rappurtere
mig TOM fuloen | en- aris, buOr ieS al'
brig bar o~eltuset."
Suao iom iioeu bauote. bsbsuer ri
lite at fort9Qe Der. Blot en- 3lug pll
ri income: ct / bet lDitelIas Bars Sjsm
paa en- gGs banser en- meo @lus fOr'
ipnet Ramme, / builfen O~pbeuures bet
piloleOenoe uotlip al "Stanooro":
Scamp meo Watabelsrne -. 8lauot
be Gulone er Roser 5urneaur % Or
lanoo Brpfun".
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-09
ct Stpffe 1crgamcmt,

loHl enonu HE CT itrcUct pdG. tdU ucppc urrs mere
~iaroelsit tro be g'ripHers ligbIe8s ubitsuoc. Uiplcirr
Table nheIbreoeIige 3]nualleer. puilicn i]ciIaqtig gc.
n%EoneIie! Zen tp6cr paa 5ortuileIie, baabtpi td5t
S~daIrn8e eeH ~opliUcHbc strait bgftetirrg Wdbc.
btfters Tan isles - % bet tt muliqt ~idalrHec Der
life er HoasH abiUIut SammenfBuieH al gt0sbctingsIs
'trne - tan ogiaa iriF Sibsfrait ifres iu0 bet for
ioaseor. ~iraitlsie Spten; init autW I Huitat o.
rinos atHber iaH after OgHaae5 Ueb at ~ til bcttt tore
Sli9tanfer for ingctigs % 'Utae Nemcitcr let tr e.
SturisntooeI al ben it5rite ,JubRpbclic % RcHbcb. ct
Nteosl Tor CO grTpeHttU mob EpsrcpnG. @dlociDgr
RprelteeIier, maiartite, Hcrrsie % rbcumafii,s llors
beHcr gldolpnen o. SsUHtu iip'tcS bFi GRAB BIZ
moodrbetoer Gtrtniu cIHC Al W~lilbgylia STTibco cQU
for tort 9coGgelie % uoHsttrr &c uic farlfac Eaaer
az Cpbo!o bartt Rcir Cacr Of Oaabe o. iuatige
AtToer. tRpB.)
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-09
Gillette for un9e 11lono.
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,,rs. 80. - ,r,.
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So fra sa'

~ VTa Ian
en- msgct bsiAI
|belsb ben iig 4
til Ell @Gtai
8rUner. Nal
Er % eft rt'e II
bpuieapl bar
baaet OF ipt 4
BET life G1
ct pit Grti
iOr at Imi
}. maa, Ngs't
msN Il
at Y
peo bpt8 Siii
Rs8r'1
|gen. |
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br pr. 9rn's q
|eieo, buor 4
! bet ar. ~
b.. 2 ar., IA
rar 4
tiloels trj
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funOe N
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paa ct heneenoe Paar
Gn gammel Yebermo fortGaer.

Somfru 9ppiie 9obiasi fen par be,
lpfteoe5 at naa be 70 aar uoen at laoe
fig ianse i este Iiubelise 2anter. Mer
ifIent bun uel mansen Gang bapoe islt
Jig ~ttliioeiat, iua tuuOe bun M puo
fine samle 8age oite ifrgoe temmeIlq
naiot Of, at bun life bapoe label fig
"bebanre al be etle Ntnnbfolt", ION
BUN ubtrptte fig. 6nn buuoe eiter i'm
eeen SremItllius life en men mango
@auge paret nRr ueb at blipe i~orlouet
-ps bet paa ct bnnssnOe Saar!
"Suao ON jes buuoe taset ban Sarts
pig Gtase!" uObrso bun en- Sag meO
ct 2ettelisn8 Suf. "San bar plnaei
9lpet Of ire Suitruer - Os bpao ON
ies bapbe pRret en- al bsml"
"girtelle? Sar De pRrst i~Orlouet
meo Sr. Sfa9e2"
"Naa, lille nffurat i%orlouet fan bet
uel fables; men bet bar ba tnlinlo iaa
mere paa. 80 8nnSe for so Nar iioep
ulste ban mig biem fra Nitenltolen-
% buem ueo, buao Der. tunbe buue
b1nbt, pm ban babe iuI9t mig Diem
ben treble @an9!- Gqer buuo rul jeg
bapoe 8titet mig meo genie Senrt
3roft for As Nnr iiOeu!"
"8ub ban Gem ON at btrve bans
Suitru?"
"Sm-usI, oct par MI life iaa lanst
better. Ere sgnoa9saiteuer Tom bon
renbeneS ueoOoer iii bort Sus iot at
tale meO 6ar, co buls life bet par iaa
ner Ell Grflarins, iOm Oel muli9, iua
ueO fife jeg.-Ss bet er ref tantelist.
at ON is9 buuOc 9iitet mig msO Gtris
titan BARTER, at jes oa oar bleuen Oto'
Der til ale cisie ufOroraselise Sarier.
lluger - iifs en- eueiie al benz bar tai
Jig psnt up -, Os buOr irD8tellst uiIoe
ies life oa baue iGlt! Seq er 9fno for,
at jeg uuO9lt GbriItian Barter.
"5rieoe O9iaa ban III 3em?"
"San Tom iaa n9r ct 8rieri, Tom
icg brpooe mig ON, at BON ituloe foms
me; for ban uois9te mig ire @ange
paa Rao en- Giten, ca ban blsp ogmt
til at tpsie EN- bpiIteniombelit al 81
gerne / en- 5rierles iOr 40 aar iiOer,
Cs ies bar altiO islt li9eiOm Ell @pisn,
uaar ies bar tent pun, buOr mar je8
uar blepsu Maoam Sortsr. 90 - al
Cs be! on ies bar bleUen gut meo
5bomas aunppl"
"Saa bet a O9iua paa oct t9ns
ssuos Sanr?"
ga, bet ituloc ieS meme! gnsaua
BAD ban mig meo paa 2anctur, CO jcs
pIlos life; us life mere eno en- yian,
usb ieHere blsp ban iorlouet meo Srfe
@lIOt. 90 i~taftels benos, buaO bar
life bun sienuemsuaet?-5es tan ior-
lire Gem ON, at oct life bar oRrei Il
Roussl pna s%lHIeouIu9sr, al iea CT
iorbieusu uslit. o. isa fan If notion
prize mig lpttelIg, iurcl iss itiOe unit.
off q, bliUe sIit". Str.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-09
(ritcs
Prast.

ue bar en- sas
6rat'e tIen,r to
bitter guusa, A,, +,
anS til OF bib,.
'brsSenOs e8.a.
aler Smo8cnf for
Pins'laber .r 70, 4,
opbfs fig ia.
ION be bsosa,, ,
bfsmst iaa Uis.. ,
S1otumH..
for tpuNs "a til, ,
bartist at for.
int'er berast,
30 Wars 6ort5 ,
lnrne iom ON D, ,
fra eaboratort,..
|tue m.o en- COB
II gpotbs'cr ON ,
1turr ,
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-09
Gn oGroiinlD BOG til balp
YfiS.
"9ItaeuS g1lnnnafoa eaanoboe

"9leaenS Ttmanaf 90 Saanobos
for 1893" sr uoiommst msb ct ntssst
pgToiiulot o. iHteresiam 5Hobolo. 6or
uoen euRorit Innite dlmauai iom uostOts
al uutpsrNteierns ! &rittauia % aisbsn'
baDu meo gOduaciisrHss Cert moeholosr
8oacu uptiige % paoIiOsItae CplpSuiuler
ON @nIofeitsrne rita ia, Gru'l,r ON
0gui'bolo % BjltjOtiel, en- iulOiiRHOja
Roril CAN'T H0gebog. Te 6Or,reos Sta'
tiers HaHb'ontorcr, ben iGopaHltac 5ourual
for 3uotGgt o. aiatit / Naret5 gSb. bet
mttrtite Spitem ior Maal o. Srgtsoos itatts
ittiie 0pgaoer "a en- y,auaiolotgbeO al be-
IGrcuoe Cplpsutuaer al ale Slnss 8oglaos'
8rlicu er 20 Gen 8 men Soaeu isuoss irtt
iii ale JONI tnoisncrr fin Gorssic o. ~ Gents
I 5rtmGrisr saer Sslumnut I'll 4. Bieasu,
Gsu1 Basiaasr AgeH, IA "a Saat 2t.,
Gbieaao. l0a0
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-09
4orif sGae on ifce.

llomGrtct Aabnlna 10. Horit HGge nicr.
tel At Reb Rtper 9atcn. 5Or uGmcrt In
oerreHuI brHueaocr mon iig III Sogipr
Bros, Il AUeH, SaItaO, gRiHR. lOa2
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-09

9ccuraB 9rI
St0le, naaF :.
r, iOm itaar Y
@ruuO all
ar ban fOrtia
ct uO,ifs SET':
Rot sl.25 :,
ION mu@I'
,coe belgapL
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-09

Ger Maancoer tar 9~snruuost fSeu
Den 6%prmioong. ba Sanet it uioe, Of
tenoss ajrrsi,e par inlot i arisen, "a
paa oenHs Sio bapoc Rpierue i~oriUuu,
bet ira benoes @inoer % ginsucs
CLANS i~luiuei.
De. hnpoe alorls ial0t tenoe inO at
tpluIe pa &istI9beosn al Den forte
atotits | "Sianoaro". ps buoripr ItulOe
bun bet? Set iunos umulls laus uaret
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-09

Oct ipnss Iss
I'M" tiligWb,s
SbeorI bra,
( iauuelicm It'd
} at iise pna !
MD % SOinsG
ION
pau GrrI
Ebe Sl9osr. 4
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be susal
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: pur SeuneTj
. iom en- uns 1
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|trsmpsr par 4
|eo ulors end
|uberns, fire 4
Fape Stp, us 4
banoret bort 1
|r er fortified
Fitenbels bludt 4
bet Us Rrm'd
Eos Sin, stjni
pebbsb9tums |
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-04

Mr. Wolf Nichols, proprietor of The Glohe. is now $ competitor for the stylish and first class tradeof the city and vicinity. He has Il snperb stock Of fresh, new goods The annual spring opening of this house begins Monday. Ladies. you are cordially invited to call at The Globe and see the magnificent exhi- bition. See it's ad. elsewhere ia this issue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-04

After next Saturday persons who have not paid their taxes will he re- quired to pay q penalty of 20 per cent. This is official; therefore, those who would avoid the penalty had better settle with the tax collector this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-04

Mr. " L. Saxon. junior member of the immense wholesale firm of smith Bros. & G., of New Orleans. is in the city, He is making q tour Of this section in company with the firm s popular representative, Mir ehas. II. Owens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-04

This week Bradford & Knox will receive T straight carol folding beds, being the first car ever brought to pi1e Bluff. Examine them. ldtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-04
OFFICE OF pILLEY FOUNDRY GO.
 PINE BLUFF, ARK, , .21-97.
 OFFICE OF

Meyer Drug Co,
 Pine Bluff. Ark. DEAR sIRs:--I have used your Brun- sons Perfect Liver Pills. l consider them the best pill on earthfor q used up liver, l have also recommended them to the men in Dilley's Foundry and all are high in their praise of them. Very Respectfully,
 T1orIs 4. LELAIRfN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-04

Bradford & Knox is the only house in Pine Bluff that buys chairs by the car load. You ought to see their stock. None completer. 4dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-04

Bradford & Knox have the larg- est and most complete line of fnrn- ture ever carried in Pine Bluff. Dent fail to give them call. 4dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-04

Mr. John L. Mills came in rom New Iewisville at midnight, to spend the Sabbath with his parents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-04
lssa. dsss -.lasl-All asAssii2S, 2,-'Ss\ sS ss> .
 sj; 1(lI)(IE:Ss'ls <. ME(PEE SD(EEFEE;gS.s
The meeting of Imperial Lodge K of F., held Friday night, was one of unusual interest.

Damascus CommaHdry. No. B., Knights Templar, will hold special conclave next Friday evening, for the purpose of co9ierring the order of the Temple and Knights of Malta. All Knights Templar are cordially invited to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-04

The regular meeting night of English Council No. +. E. & S. NJ, is on the third Tllursday night in each month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-04

Jacob Brump Lodge, No. leo, r. EA M.. will hold their regular com munication tomorrow night, at which time they will confer the eter- nal apprentice degree.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-04

NIr. Frank Kendall. of Kearon, is at the Arlington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-04
Every Breath You Take

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The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-12-09
AUTHORITIES OUTWITTED.

Dauntless Made Another Trip With
Arms for the Cubans.
New York, Dec. 2.-The steamer
Dauntless has again eluded the officials
of the government and is of for Cuba
with a cargo of arms and ammunition,
says the Jacksonville correspondent of
the Herald.
The Dauntless left this port Novem-
Der 10 for Savannah, Ca, with the
schooner Jennie Thomas in tow. The
schooner was supposed to be without
cargo, and when the famous filibuster
was heldeup at the mouth of the ST..
John river and searched by the cruiser
Vesuvius, little attention was paid to
the Jennie Thomas. Nothing was
found on the Dauntless, and after an
hours delay she was allowed to proceed
with her tow. That was the fatal mis-
take of the government officials, for if
the schooner had been searched it is
said that large cargo of munitions
would have been found.
The schooner was towed to the mouth
of the Savannah river and dropped,
and on Monday the Dauntless was
boarded by Captain John O'Brien, bet.
ter known as Dynamite Johnny" and
Immediately put to sea. She is be-
lieved to have effected landing on
Sunday night on the southern coast of
Guba
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-12-09
JUDGE FIELDS RETIREMENT.
Not Marked by Any Ceremonies In the
Supreme Court.

Not Marked by Any Ceremonies In the
Supreme Court.
Washington, Dec. 3.-Justice Fields
retirement from the supreme court
bench, of which he gave official notice
to the president last April, took place
today. There was no formality attend
ant upon it. The justice was not pres
emit in the courtroom, and as he has not
sat with the court any day since the
opening of the term, the proceedings
did not differ in any respect from Or
binary days.
It had been supposed that the gen.
eral transfer of seats of associate JUS
tees, which always occurs when
senior associate retires, would take
place, but even this formality was post
poned until Monday next.
Justice Harlan, who now becomes
the senior associate justice, will change
his seat from the left to the right side
Of the chief justice, taking the seat
vacated by Mr.. Field, and Justice Gray
will become Chief Justice Fulier's
neiphbor on the left. All the other
justices will move up one chair nearer
the chief
II Justice Fields term had continued
until next Tuesday, he would have had
a years. continuous service. Under
the law he will draw full salary until
his death.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-12-09
CONSUMPTION IN NEW YORK
Startling Report Made by DR.. Biggs, of
the Beard Of Health.

Startling Report Made by DR.. Biggs, of
the Beard Of Health.
New York, Dec. 2.-Dr. Biggs, OF the
board of health, made some startling
statements before the board of esti-
mates, while that body was today con-
sidering the city budget for 1898. The
board of estimates was asked to APP
prove grant OF $50, 600 for the care OF
tuberculosis in special hospital. DR..
Biggs, speaking for the board of health
in support of the appropriation, de-
clared that one out of seven persons
who die in this city are victims OF
tubercular consumption. DR.. Biggs
further stated that among the working
classes the percentage of deaths due to
this disease was one-quarter. The
board Of estimates approved the 100000
asked for. President Wilson, of the
board, said:
sThis is an important step forward
in the work of combating tuberculosis.
After the first of the year, $50. 900 will
be available for expenditure in behalf
of the individuals who are affected
with this disease. =
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-12-09
Food for Starving Cubans.

New York, Dec. 3-President Nc
Kinley is considering the best method
of placing before the charitable citizens
of the United States an appeal for food
to relieve restitution in Cuba. Ac-
cording to the Washington correspond
ent of the World the Spanish minister
has informally conveyed the informa-
ton to this government that any con-
tributions which will be made will be
welcomed. In view of this it is ex-
pected that within few days Consul
General Lee will be authorized to take
charge of the supplies donated by citl-
zens of the United States. The admin
istration hopes general relief move
ment will be started in this country.
In such an event steps will be taken to
have the supplies admitted without the
payment of duty.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-12-09
Debate on Annexation.

New Haven, Conn.,, Dec. S.-Inter-
national interest is felt in the Yale
Harvard debate which will take place
here Friday evening. The question is,
"Resolved, that Hawaii should be an
nexed to the United States" Many
Hawaiians and Japanese will be pres
ent, including the attaches Of the two
legations at Washington.
The selection of the affirmative side
by Harvard is regarded as neat bit OF
diplomacy. The president OF the Yale
Union Debating Society is Hiram Big
ham, jr.. Of Hawaii, and he was natur-
ally anxious to have Yale allowed the
annexation argument. Harvard. how
ever, wanted that side herself, and
forced Yale to act on the defensive.