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Patton, junior grand warden; Edward
Coleman, grand treasurer; George John
son, grand secretary; E. y. Church. grand
chaplain; R. Beverly Cole, grand orator
w. G. Brown, grand lecturer; James b.
Stevens, grand standard bearer; J. B.
liam S. Moses Jr., grand Bible bearer; r.
w. Thompson, senior grand deacon; G.
G. Dawson, senior grand steward; S. l..
Lent, grand pursuivant; James Oglesby,
grand tyler.
The copper box deposited in the stone
contained the following articles:
History OF the University of California
biennial report OF the president of the univer-
silly, 1896; report of the secretary of the
Board of Regents, 1896; register of the uni
versity, 1895 SO: announcement of the medi-
col department of the university, 1S96-97
announcement of the Hastings College OF
Law, 1896 announcement of the College
of Dentistry of the University, 1S96-91; pros
nectus OF the California College OF Pharma acy
1897; annoui cement OF the California Veterl-
nary College, 1897; copy of act OF Legislature
appropriating money for erection of build
ings; copy OF deed of Adolph Sutro OF site
photograph of buildings and site; pro-
gramme Of exercises of the day; constitution
NJ, of the State of California, 1895; proceed
ings of the Grand Lodge, F. and A. NJ, of the
State of California, 1896: daily papers.
After prayer by Right Rev. William F.
Nichols, DID,. Martin Kellogg, president
of the university, spoke as follows:
university cannot be fully organized with
out pl ofessional schools. 1t exists for study,
but studies must give preparation for life.
Higher education usually leads TO an active
lie work. The majority OF students enter the
profess ions
There are nowadays many new profess ions,
Lut the old ones still hold their place OF
honor. Theology cannot be taught in State
university, but law and medicine can be
taught and should be taught. Their special
studies should be of high character.
The University of California has been ready
to welcome affi lated professional colleges OF
law and medicine; the latter pI ofession hay-
ing also throw n off other branches OF medical
and surgical science. The university has no
confined its welcome to these; it has a place
in its family for art and spec ialiZed science,
at Mount Hamilton, and the higher practical
applications of science TO the business world
and TO public life. But the university claim
both in its original branch of science and in
its later established branches.
Years ago an effort was m ade to provide our
colleges OF law OF medicine, of dentistry and
of pharmacy with suitable common home.
Each of these was vigorous ana. growing, but
unable to secure the best accomm oda tions.
A request for aid was made to the State Legis-
lature. Twice it received favorable treatment
from the two houses, but was not welcomed at
the executive threshold Two years ago this
request was repeated and an appropriation OF
$3.50 900 received the signature OF Governor
Budd.
Still, site was needed, and there was a
fur ther delay. Then came the offer of Adolph
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Sutro, which fixed the location of these col
leges on this commanding and beautiful site.
The gladness with which this noble gift was
welcomed is shown in the vote of thanks to
Mr.. Sutro passed at meeting of the Board of
Regents held May 10, 1896.
Mr.. kellogg then read the resolution,
and in conclusion said:
And so we are here to-day to lay the corner
stone of building Tor which we have long
waited; one OF group OF buildings sccommo-
dating five OF these professional colleges. 1t
is an occasion for great and high satisfaction
on the part of us all.
Long may these buildings stand as monu-
ment to the beneficence of the State and of the
donor OF this fine site. Long may the facul-
ties of these colleges see accom- pished practi-
TONERS go forth from these halls to take an
honora bic and useful part in active life.
To the ancient and honorable order which
has laid the cornerstone of so manv temples of
science and art and industry, aud which has
kindly volunte to officiate here to-day, we
now turn for the proper and distinctive cere-
monies of this occasion
The cornerstone was then laid with Ma
sonic ceremonies. DR.. Cole handling the
trowel with the skill OF an expert. On the
front of the stone was carved the following
inscription:
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GREEKS
CLAMOR
FOR WAR
Crown Prince Constantine
Starts for the Frontier
Of Thessaly.
WILL COMMAND KING
GEORGES FORCES.
Scenes of the Widest Sort O.
Enthusiasm During the
Departure.
INROADS OF THE INSURGENTS
ON CRETE ISLAND.
Moslems Fear That the Powers Cannot
Protect Them if Assailed by
Vases Troops.

LONDON, ENG, March 27.-The Sun
will tomorrow publish dispatch from
Athens saying the Crown Prince Con-
stantine finally started for the frontier of
ThessaIy this evening. There was a
pathetic parting between himself and the
members of his family, they seeming to
fully realize the import Of the undertak-
ing. The fact that he was to leave to
assume command of the Greek forces
which are now confronting the Turks on
the frontier became known to the public
some time previous to his departure. The
streets in the vicinity of the palace were
jarnmed with people, who trantically ac-
claimed the Crown Prince when he ap-
peared. The widest enthusiasm was
everywhere displayed. and the crowds
shouted for war until they were hoarse.
CANEA, CRETE, March 27.-Notwith-
standing the support furnished the Turks
by the foreign fleets, the Christian lnsur-
gents have captured all the strategic posi-
lions around this city except the town OF
Outsopnaria, which commands the spring
that supplies Canea with water. Special
efforts will be made to prevent the capture
of Outsonnaria, for il it should fall into
the hands of the insurgents they would,
by being able to cut off the water supply,
be practically masters of Canea.
Cahnonading was heard throughout the
day in tie direction of Alikianu where is
situated the camp of Colonel Vassos, the
commander of the Greek army of occupa-
tion. The firing added to the fears of the
Moslems here, who thought that the
insurgents and Greek troops had combined
and would make an attack upon Canea.
The Moslem refugees have little faith in
the ability OF the powers to save them
should such an attack be made, but there
is really scarcely any danger that the
Greek troops will advance nearer to the
town than they are now. No explanation
OF the firing has been given.
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AID FOR GREECE.
King Georges Friends Among tr

King Georges Friends Among the
Sultan's Subjects.
The condition OF affairs in European
Turkey is such as may well cause the
greatest anxiety on the part OF those Dip
Iomats who are bent on averting the
threatened strife, and for the present at
least preserving the integrity Of the Turk
ish empire.
When in 1869 the Sultan threatened
Greece with war unless she withheld her
sympathy and support from the Cretans,
then engaged in struggle for liberty and
annexation with Greece, the latter coun-
try was comparatively weak, and to at
tempt to cope with the overwhel ming
odds without the support of one or more
of the other European countries would
have been but to invite invasion and a
repetition OF the scenes of barbarity and
destruction that characterized the war of
independence from which she had yet
hardly recovered, and would probably have
involved her independence itself. When
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BLOOD and SKIN
HUMORS
Affecting a Whole Family.
Speedily Cured by
CUTlCURA.
Statements Sworn TO Before the
Clerk of the Supreme
Court.

My wife had appear on her limbs, just above
the ankles, five small pimples that began to
enlarge, and soon developed into eating ulcers
of the indolent type, which, despite all reme-
dies and our efforts to cure them, grew worse
and worse, and at the end of three months
had become very bad, two of them having
eaten to the bone. At that time we began to
use CUTIoURA remedies, and with two bottles
of REsoLvENT, one box of CUTICURA, and
one cake of CUTICURA SOAP, they were cured
sound and well in about two months. The
scars are there to-day as living witnesses OF
the severity and extent of the ulcers.
l also was afflicted the same winter with
papular rash, from which could not rest day
or night. My skin became in very bad fix
when began using CUTICURA remedies. l
cured.
My little baby girl. when about ten months
old, was afflicted with Eczema, her limbs from
her knees down were one solid sore from
which she suffered greatly. We tried several
remedies which only aggravated them, before
we began the use of the CUTIcURA remedies,
In which case there was complete cure with
no return of the disease.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this
twenty-sixth day of November, 1896.
I'LL 81 r. E. JAMES, Clerk Supr. Court.
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THE STONE
WELL AND
TRULY LAID.
With TroWel and Ancient
Rites and Corn and
Wine.
AFFILIATED COLLEGES
WILL SOON RISE.
Addresses Bidding Go'speed TO
the Latest Educational
Advance.
FX.MAYOR sUTRO GIVES THE
GLAD HAND.
And Mayor Phelan, Arthur Rodgers,
President Kellogg and Others add
Their Congratulations
FX.MAYOR sUTRO GIVES THE
GLAD HAND.
And Mayor Phelan, Arthur Rodgers
President Kellogg and Others add
Their Congratulations.

Under a leaden sky in drizzle of rain,
with dull gray clouds drifting in over the
Golden Gate, with the white teeth of the
surf gnashing at the loot of Point Bonita,
the cornerstone of the Affiliated Colleges
OF the University of California was laid
yesterday afternoon.
1t was 1.-THE gray day" beloved of the
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-28
Erected by the State
For the University OF California
MDCCCxCvIL

spoke as follows:
San Francisco is not insensible to the sig-
niticance of this occasion. The people of the
State, represented in the Legislature, have
generously provided for the erection of builc-
ings to house the Affiliated Colleges of the
University OF California in this City The
colleges have been domiciled among
US for many years. Some were established
and endowed. as this site was given. by
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MUCH MISCHIEF AHEAD.

Sa{t, ,bury's Cretn,s Policy Opposed by
Lending Statesmen.
LONDON, Eng, March 27.-Prime Min
lister Salisbury. who started Thursday for
Cimiez, where Queen Victoria is soiourn-
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-28

PPPl = The instant it is applied to sore
TEEl0 lungs, weak backs, painful kid
neys, aching nerves and muscles,
nn0n rheumatism and sciatica,
0UUD Collins Voltaic Electric Plasters
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
FRYE DOESN'T KNOW HOW
But He's Sure There was No Tariff Trickery
Intended.

Boston. Aug. 3o.-A special 10 the Her
aid from Auburn, Maine. gives Senator
Frye's reply 10 the charges made by Sem
ator W. E Chandler recently. to the ef-
feet that the tariff clause providing for
a 10 per cent additional duty on foreign
manufactured goods brought into the
United States through Canada was pass
ed by a legislative trick. Senator Frye
says that Senator Chandler. as 20 some
OF his facts, is mistaken and certain OF
his insinuations are not well founded
LAS 70 facts says Senator Frye, "a
serious and long-contfnued attempt was
made TO have the senate finance COM
mittee adopt and report TO the senate a
substitute for section D. Failing 10 Sc
cure report of this amendment 10 the
senate. IL was then advocated very earn
estly before the conference. but failed OF
success. This attempt was open; was
advocated in the presence OF several OF
the senators, not OF the committee. a
different hearings. and preparations
were made for its discussion in the SEN
ate"
Senator Frye, continuing. referred to
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
Times gives the following account of the

Times gives the following account OF the
marriage:
Long Beach, Cal, Aug. 20.-Miss Ethel
Mccain ard William Beattie slipped
away quietly yesterday morning and
were married without any unnecessary
stir or fuss. Few of their friends knew
that the marriage was in contemplation
until the couple disappeared together.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Will A Knighten at the parsonage Of
the Vincent N. z. church. Mr.. Beattie
has been a resident of Long Beach fc-
several years, and has by honesty and
fair dealing built UP a successful and
profitable business. He is one Of the
prominent men of the community, high
ly estee med by his fellow citizens and
noted for good nature and kindness of
heart. Miss McClain removed from Col
orado to Long Beach in the past year,
and for some months has been acting as
cashier in Mr.. Beattie's store. She has
won hosts Of friends among both per-
manent and transient visitors by her
service and genial manners.
Long Beach people without exception ex-
tend congra tulations and wish them a
long life and a happy one. Mr.. and
Mrs. Beattie returned from Los Angeles
this morning and at once resumed bust
ness at the old stand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31

prominent italian society OF this city
cabled last night TO the count o. Turin
the following letter. congratulating him
for his recent duel with Prince Henry OF
Orleans:
Cincinnati. Ohio, Aug. 29.1s97.-To his
royal highnees. Prince Victor Emanuel,
count OF Turin, Rome:
''Execellency-The Bersa glieri society
OF Mutual Aid Italo-American. OF Gin
cinnati. Ohio. United States OF America.
assembled general. extraordinary meet
ing today. on the result OF your being
victorious in defending the honor OF the
italian army. August Is. at Bots de
Marechaux Vacresson, and unanimously
extend TO you our congratulations and at
the same time took the liberty TO elect
your highness honorary president for
life asi'i
I'VE sincerely hope that your royal
higheness will accept this and give us
the honor OF one OF your highness' litho-
graphs"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
JAPAN SHAKEN UP
FRESH TALES OF DISASTER FROn
THAT UNSTABLE LAND.

Rivers Already Brimming Full From
Hcavy Rains Are Tilted Up the Other
Way by Earthquakes and Widespread
Destruction Results From the lnund>-
tion Thus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Troubles
in Cauada-Hebrews Thank the sultan
Frenohmen Hug the First Russian In
Sight When They Hear of the Alliance.
Tacoma, Wash, Aug. 30.-Oriental ad-
vices stae that great earthquake occur
red in Japan, August 5. 1t lasted eight
minutes, and was followed by tidal
wave which swept up rivers flowing into
the sea and causing great destruction.
Up 10 August 10 il was known in Yoko-
hama that over 5000 houses had been
inundated or washed away. Between
200 and 300 people were known 10 have
been drowned or seriously injured 1t
was reported from Hosku that coal
mines there were flooded by en- over
flowing river. drowning over 100 miners.
The earthquake shocks on the morn
ing of August varied from four 10 six
teen in number in various places. the
movement being from east 10 west Less
than an hour afterward the tidal wave
was felt in the towns along the coast
Rains had fallen almost necessarily and
the rivers were already very high The
tidal wave raised them in so many min
utes from twelve TO twenty feet high.
REFUSE TO vACCINATE.
Montreal, Aug. 30.-The Catholic board
of school commissioners have refused TO
comply with the order OF the provincial
board Of health, 10 refuse entrance 10
their schools 10 children without vaccin-
alton certificates. and as a result the
ely twill station officers ait all the Cath
ole schools TO vaccinate the children.
SULTAN IS GOOD TO HEBREWS.
Basic, Switzerland, Aug. S0.-At to-
days session of the Zionist congress, the
delegates present unanimously adopted
with great enthusiasm the program for
re-establishing the Hebrew in Palestine,
with publicity recognized rights. A dis
patch was sent To the sultan of Turkey
thanking his majesty for the privileges
enjoyed by the Hebrews in his empire.
FIRE. .CHMEN HUG A RUSSIAN.
New York, Aug. 30.-General A. E.
Olarovsky, Russian consul general al
New York, who returned to this city
from St Petersburg on the French liner
La Champagne, had an unusual exper-
fence at quarantine. 1t was there that
the ships company first heard OF the
conclusion OF the Russo-FTench alliance,
and a remarkable scene followed. All
the Frenchmen on board crowded aroUnH
General Olarovsky, embracing and shout
ing in their delight, and drinking the
health OF the car and President Faure
and other prominent Russians and
General Olarovsky said that
the alliance would be very popular in
Russia.
Paris, Aug. 30.-The Journal says the
car will visit Paris az the end OF this
autumn.
ITALIANS THANK TURIN.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Aug. 30.-The most
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31

the fact tina, all the tariff laws for
great many years have contained a 10
per cent discriminating clause on du;Ia-
BILE goods
The committee" he said. recon-
mended tina, this provision be amended
so that the free. as well as the du;iahls
goods De included and that the per cen:
be reduced bu, did not name The reduc-
ton. Their purpose was simply 20 have
the law in the best possible condition
whenever, IL ever. ne committee should.
after full consideration. determine upon
discriminating duties"
In conclusion. Senator Frye said:
"Of how this amendment was secured
I know nothing. but that 4; was by .
legislative trick IN the playing OF which
the confe-ees were participants with
knowledge. 90 not believe. nor do be-
!ieve that any senator other than Mr..
Chandler harbors Tor a moment such .
Slls,DiciOu F"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular business meeting Of the Wich-
ita hospital board will be held Ssptem be-
l. al the hospital pariors az O'Clock a.
m. Mrs Wooicock. President.
Choir practice by the chorus choir az
the Reformed church this evening at7:so
O'Clock sharp, al the church. All n1eu,-
bers are requested TO be present.
The u. c. T. L. Will hold an eva1gel-
is;ic meetin sat their rooms this after
noon at ESQ O'Clock. Mrs. Fellows.
leader. \ cordial invitation is extended
70 ALL
Regular meeting Of The Knights o.
the Maccabsss this evening. Las. re-
View OF the month. Full attendance &c.
sired, Visitors welcome. J. l. Leland.
r. X.
The Y P. 5 c. OF the Lincoln Street
Presbyterian church Nil give an ice
cream social a. the home OF Mrs. G. w.
Sumption. SAL South Lawrence avenue.
this evening. Everybody invited.
The regular monthly meeting OF The ".
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
LUCK OF THE SEALERS
News of the Years Catch to Date by the
Portland.

Seattle. Wash, Aug. 30.-Advices from
the Bering sea by the steamer Portland
show that the entire catch OF the North
American Commercial company for the
season was 10000 skins, which are now
en- route 10 San Francisco on the steam
er Del Norta. Last years catch amount
ed TO over %. go skins.
Instead OF over seventy seaiers TIA,
hunted last year in the BeTing sea there
are but twsnty-nins this season. With
about one-:hiri the sealers in me sea.
the catch is not expected 20 be much
greater than last season. The ssalers are
figuring on 200 skins as being a high
number. Meagre reports returned so
far from The pa,rol show that he eaten
is now over average Up 20 date AL ot
the Bering patrol was no; reported in
when The Portland iett Dutch Harbor
on August %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
DON LANG BRINGS A CASE
Heather Chinee 10 After Indiaua's Phys
clans Registration Law

indianapolis. Ini-. Aug 3o.-Fe5e-a
Judge Jenkins has Issued an order
granting a temporary injunction As
p-aye. FOR in the complain; Of Don Sang
Chinese doctor d: Crown oPin-. agsias;
the s-a;e medical registration AMI exam
inaton board, who refused % issue l.
cense 20 Don Sang. The complaint sets
:o-ta that The Law passed 5y me as:
legislature. 50 FAR as ). pertains 70 p-ac-
ticirg physicians holding licenses under
the prior Law. Is contrary 20 The o5nssi-
su-ion OF the Cni,ei States. ana beyond
the power OF he legislature. l. also szys
that Don Sang Is & descendant, q ne o:
q family that represents Eiae generations
o. practitioners who were g-s6Ga,s1
sr5n TIE Saag H. hospital. ss.s o--s1se
IN 1871 within six miles .. me e-ups-5r's
palace The pisin;ir asks Ia; the 49,
BE tired early Il November.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
BOGUS TICKETS DISCOVERED
Rubber Stamp Work on the Back Of Crane
Army Return Portions.

Western Passenger association has dis
covered that return portions Of Grand
Army tickets reading vast of Chicago
are being presented with rubber stamp
endorsement on the back, as follows:
Good to return before September l with
out signat ure."
The endorsement bears no signature
and is spelled incorrectly. The tickets
have not been executed at Buffalo, and
are believed to be the work of brokers'
Chairman Caldwell has advised all lines
Of the association TO refuse TO honor the
bogus tickets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
TWENTY MILLIONS FOR THE YEAR
Is the Figure at Which Coiorado's Gold
Output ID Estimated.

Denver, Aug. 30.-The receipts Of gold
at the United States branch mint in this
which closed Saturday, amounted 70
s1,215, 2S7.5S: the receipts for August,
1896, were 1929. 1884. an increase for this
year Of ss5.7u.7i. or 300 per cent.
The total receipts this year since Janu-
airy l amount to s7,23S, 722. 81. 1, is esti-
mated that the amount OF gold received
at the mint during 1897 will be in the
neighborhood if $1,000. 600 and with that
shipped east from smelters and chlorina-
ton works, il is believed that Colorado's
output for 1897 will be in the neighoor-
hood Of $40 900 900