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and na1um.nium." "Grand'mere" is layen-
der tint. and recent events in the States have
made a distinction in yellows, as dollar :
gold" and mckinley" .Josephat' is hardly
..anotheosis'' is pink, and "recamier" is q n
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

A Minnesota Judge has decided that it
Is not cruel and inhuman treatment for
husband to make his wife work in wood
yard, and it will be readily inferred that
this is one OF the cases where saving wood
is not conducive to saying nothing on the
part of the worker.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

If the gold convention at Denver should
succeed IN increasing the development OF
our mining industries 1t would go a long
way toward settling the money question
to the satisfaction of all parties.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

The closing of the tariff fight goes over
as usual TO another week.
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S25 Rate TO Chicago via the Great
santa Fe Route.

The low rates made for Christian Endeavorers
will be open to the public as well. An opportu-
nifty 10 visit the East before enjoyed by Cal
ffornians Pullman Palace Ora wing-room Sleep
ingcars OF the latest pattern. Modern upholstered
tourist sleeping-cars run daily through from Oak
land pier TO Chicago. See timetable in adverts-
ing column. San Francisco ticket Office 644 Market
street, Chronicle building. Telephone Main 1881
Oakland. Ills Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

A study of the Christian Endeavor con-
vention is sure cure for pessimiem.
There is no calamity bowling in the ora
tory of that body.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

The royal jubilee pleased London, bu
It irritated India, and now there is trouble
ahead for the revelers.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

New York claims to have "cheap money
and a bull Market" and of course those
sections of the country where money is
dear will have to bear it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

In coming out of their mines to go on a
strike at this time the coal-miners of the
East may find them selves in bigger hole
IN the ground than they came out OF.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

According to Horace Boies, "The Chi
cago platform is no longer binding upon
the conscience, political or otherwise, of
any Democrat in the United States" Mr..
Bryan had better start East at once if he
wishes to be in time to head off the here
tics in the Iowa campaign.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10
Great Reduction In Rates to Eastern
Cities

Via Sunset Route and Piedmont Air Line. Only
$40 to Washington and Baltimore; Philadelphia
$40 90; New York, SAL. ami Boston s42 Core
spondingly low rates to other points. Only route
operating personally conducted tourist cars San
Francisco to Washington, D. c., without change
For further inform alton call on or address Z. L.
HOPKINS. Pacific Coast Passenger Agent, 621
Market street San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

There are said to be about 4o, 900 visitors
in San Francisco at this time, and yet the
streets are by no means ove-crowded.
There is welcome waiting for more if
they will come
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

There is no telling what the conference
committee will do with the tariff sched.
ules, but California counts on her dele
gates in Congress to make winning night
for her interests.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

WHEN the hair is thin and gray PARKERs HAIR
BALsAM renews the growth and color
PARKER's GINGER Tonic the best cough cure
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

ENDEAvoRERs You cannot give your East
ern friends nicer present than Townsend S
California Glaee Fruit; soc pound, in elegant
fiIe-etched boxes. Palace Hotel Building. A.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

The latest story of the recall of Weyler
seems to be authentic, but if he leaves his
typewriter behind reports of Spanish VIC
tories will cone in as usual.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

1t took some of our visitors long time
to get across the continent but they can
console themselves by the reflection that
those who travelled slowest saw the coun.
try best.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

pooe VI tedCulHS In6 Dl1nQ IN Lnlua. one VIII
found large blind asylum at Peking.
Requiem masses were celebrated in Rome
and at Genoa on the fftie.h anniversary of
DANIEL y ConnelPs death. In the latter city
procession marched from the church to the
house in which the liberator died, where a
bronze medallion was unveiled. The 100000
memorial church at C6hirciveen, County Ker-
ry. his birthplace, will be com pie ted this year.
General Vannowski, the Russian Minister OF
War,who has been suffering for long time
past from extreme obesity, as we'll as from
diabetes and number of other complaints, is
now com mpletely bedridden, and, inasmuch as
the doctors declare that his recovery is out OF
the ques ton, his resignation or death may be
looked for at any momsnt.
One of the most varied ana rapid m uta.
tions In cognomen is chargeable t0'a Mar
shall County (Tennessee) woman, who Ier-
formed the feat three times within twenty
four hours. AS Mrs. Adde B. Hicks she Sc
cured divorce from her husband, John
Hicks, and was restored to her maiden name,
Cook, In one day, and on the day followin 6
she was married to q man named Calvin
Burrow.
good story is told about the late Prince
Napoleon, familiarly known. as Plon Pion.
When he visited an important Irish city the
Mayor. who fancied himself ]inguist, ad-
dressed his distinguished guest i'll French.
The Prince replied in idiomat.e English that
he accepted with gratitude all the kind
things which he assumed to have been said OF
him, but that among the many defects Of his
education was want Of acquaintance with
Yernacular Irish,
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

The new tariff will bring better times
and the Christian Endeavorers promise Us
better people to enjoy them, so we are
all right.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

The surest way TO provide yourself with
good reading for tomorrow is TO leave or
ders to-day for THE SUNDAY CALL.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10
cALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, n. Y, July 9.-At the ST.
Cloud-W. c. Miller. Imperial-E. Godfray.
Astor-M. Manson. Belyedere-S. Lipman.
Amsterdam-Mr and Mrs. T. S. Martin Colon
ade-Miss Watts.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

While Bryan is going about declaring
that an international agreement for the
remone etization OF silver is i'm possible the
Mckinley monetary commission is rapidly
arranging to achieve IT, Before the year
1900 Mr.. Bryan will find he has been
prophesying against the facts and has
hurt himself.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

The defect in the Bryan whoop-up is
that it always sounds too much like a
calamity howl.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

The proposal to celebrate the com pie
tion of the dome of the City Hall is good.
The struc ture has cost US a pretty penny
and we might as we'll have some music for
our money.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

The Summer Girl-Oh, love nature so!
The Farmer-Well, miss, things is jest as
nacheral around here as they are anywhere
Puck.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10
MEN AND WOMEN.

Clara NGvello, the well-known English ora
torio singer, who in private life is the Countess
Gigliucci, has just entered upon her eightieth
year.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

BEGIN to use Ayers Hair vigor now. and by
the next Fo urh of July hair will be thing
heauty.r
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

Center College (Kentucky) made true
center shot when it got DR.. Minton to ac-
cept the presidency. We are sorry to lose
him from California, but we congratulate
Kentucky.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

Arthur Gould, renowned footballer. was
presented with house, valued atf700. by
his Welsh admirers, despite the opposition of
the international Board.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

SPECIAL information daily to manufacturer,
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau tAllen's). $40 Montgomery
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

"Why did you dismiss your doctor. Miss
sprighuy2"
81 had five prescriptions from him and there
was not bicycle in one of them. Detroit
Flee Press.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10
LOBS1E2 MUZZLE.
Philadelphia Record.


MuZzles for dogs and horses are quite com
mon, but the idea OF muZZing the claws OF a
lobster so as to permit of easy handling is
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

"Here's another case OF extremes meeting"
''What?"
"Not long ago you couldn't hire messen.
ger boy to hurry; now, since they We put him
on bike, you've got to f1ne him TO keep him
from scorching." North Ameri-s
can.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

While we are engaged in the task of pre-
venting the extinction of seals the Govern
ment of India is trying 10 save few ele-
phants for the benefit of future genera
lions. Sportsmen of India shoot elephants
for The fun of it just as our sportsmen shot
buffaloes. and the slaughter has become
SO great that unless forbidden by law the
sport would soon put an end to itself by
putting an end to the animals.
The New YORK Herald complains that
among the recent gradu uates of the Nor
NAL College OF that city there can be found
Ada Evelyn, Amy Irene, Marie Claudine.
Meta Corinne, Gabrielle Marie, Claire
Hortense, Louise Dorothy, Gertrude Ca
miIla and Wanda Dorothea, but never a
Mary Jane or Sarah Ann. Admitting the
fact to be true there is nothing in it to
justify complaint. Itis only natural that
the new woman should take novel name.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

UNDER THE RosE-W. H., City. The phrase
"under the rose" is said to have originated in
Birmingham, England. Jacobite club estab-
lished in the early part of the eighteenth cen
tury met in a room, the ceiling of which was
ornamented with the figure of an open rose.
A rule of the club was that whatever took
ace there should be Kept q profound secret,
that is that it should be under the rose. 1t Is
believed that they p iaced the rose on the cell:
ing in all usion 10 the Latin phrase 'su roSa.'
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

"When he talked about something being
stale, fiat and Improbable. cleveland Plain-
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

Shakespeare must have had Miss Fussy's
home made root beer in mind"
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

Miss Gordon Cumming is raising money in
all the principal cities of England for the pur-
pose OF teaching the blind in China. She will
found large blind asvlum at Peking.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

"Capital, you know, is universally dnid'.
Chow queerl l thought it was the man
without the money who was shy."-Typo-
graphical Journal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

BRoTHER-IN-LAw-G. d., City. A brother-in.
law is the brother of ones husband or wife,
also ones sisters husband. If two men marry
sisters and the men are not in any way related
to one another the fact that they married SIS
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10
WITH YOUR COFFEE.

The Skirts OF the Day.-"Why do you never
wear your jeweled garter, Madger'
"Oh, l don't like to be ostentatious."-De-
troit Journal
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SUBSCRIPTION RATEs-Postage Free:

BUSINESS OFFICE:
S1O Market Street.
San Francisco, California.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

"waiter, it is almost half an hour since i
ordered that turtle soup"
Waiter-Sorry, sir, but you know how slow
turtles are.-Boston Traveller.
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

CITIZENSHIP - Merchant, City. There is
nothing in the naturalization laws OF the
United States to prohibit a Japanese from pc
coming a citizen of the United States. Tnere
is a special law that prohibits Chinese from
becoming citizens. p.
ADDREssEs-R Reader, Independence, Or. The
address of Lew Wallace is Charlottesville, ILL.,;
Theo Stanton, Paris, France; j. w. Riley,
Authors Club, New York City; Dwight IL,
Washington, d. C.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

EDITORIAL ROOMS:
Sit Clay Street.
r.Isnhons Main-Is7t
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-10

EASTERN OFFICE:
&sems 81 and SO, "a Park Row. New YORK City,
DAVID NJ. FoLTZ, Eastern Manager
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-23
MURDER OF AMERICANS.
SeDeA MAST ExpIsIn Furrv why the
sailors Were Killed

NAsHISsTTsDS. Dee ---F,s~-Hs- H.
as o the killing % the two American
s~'isrs attached 70 tf5s aste6 States Ee@e
n japan hare been rs~esvz-s here and
nave been broEgh. 20 the a.te~tse- az re-
department. &c state. xa3ea aAz bszyaa AZ
invest gztscy4-
stofsi gE'Fy1srT. II sppaa~s wss ksiiea n
1eE1aaFsz TIA September last re wss roe
intoxicated. bu. rzs rrzrzs-es ~ boat
aare- Ire EpT~ case was similar except
taSt ne was killed az Sazasaks during taA
present north. He rad beer 90 Iezve. ars.4
vas returning aboard ship VIXEN murdered.
Sns testimony gathered saows tnat &c was
perfectly sober. and tha. Sorse safsgrs OF q
passing SKIP. hearing cries fer heir tark-
90 over ire wate~ ~ tine 20 aee hErn apsrx
sasoNn from RS boat. Lacking small
boa's tssy ensz1 rOt ssg-cor him fSsz bosy
was found several days later. foas lns n
the bay
The japanese government IVES aprsii@xs 20
Ia each Gaze. and while some arrests have
Deer made. TIRE American contingent IN
Japan feels that the perpetrators oE TIE
murder are still ar large IL Is said trae
every Japanese boat In rfe narhor Is oFElS-
ed to register its passenger lSsf2sa carry
ifag them OF x1ore SO that under ordinary
CONDITIONS x should BE easy to find TIE
guilty partsez4
a. the japanese legation today Il was
stated that ti4s matter has TOT yet been
Officials do nos regard tbs matter as eers-
Gus. They say the Japanese government
gives the anzpiesr protection 70 foreign
citizens and sailors. and that IL there has
Been any Aaxtty IN thsse cases taa govern
ment viii ursdoEahs eGay make the fullest in
curry and rapAra1tCn- II Is polnted ogt.
however, that crimes Of q Local and i~is-
iFicia. character cannot assume AT inter
E2IonzI aspect. a. the government Is il
10 way connected with them. its ocly prev
face being TO s@. that the laws ara exc
c12fed irsparttaiIy. giving the an1e pre1ec-
Ton 10 foreigners as 20 japanese subjects.
Ia the ARRAY at Kobe last - ptsnhsr, IN
which number og American sailors from
the Yorktown were injured ir Ia said thaT
the trouble was between the sailors
and coolies. and that tbs Japanese police
came to ths assistance Of the American
sailors
The cases are said to De substantially
similar 20 number which have occurred
In tAs Western states. IN which Japanssa
subjects have been assaulted % nlcbs
Several OF tie latter cases are new pend
ing before the state department. com
plants having been made by the Japanese
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-23
UNDERGROUND TROLLEY.
IL Is Put fnto Operation On . New
York street Railway.
New York Post


Tnfs morning G1e Cs TIRE f1Ges owned BY
tha Metropolitan Strses Railway Coz, paz1v
began running is cars tron the upper
boundary = Manhattan Island as far
south as Asror place. or FAR down t0xE-
IN little while the HE wlls Sc completed
20 the pustoEiee-
Ths azAieyenant Is Of importance be-
cause * Is the first coEsl6exe bic ezta5-
.isAment G. ar underground trolley zys-
tam and - 81 interest because the v1rs
Of changing from horsepower 10 t1at fur
nisaed BY Al underground current was 50
swiftly 50Ee- r. rcok nearly year 20 EGs
down TIRE cable plant On Broadway. less
than Eaif The distance % this underground
trolley lire. This latter work has besa
al done since the fg2s. began 70 turn TIE
leaves.
L - Only two o. three years since al
most al railway manager spoke with
6os2bt and many o. them with contempt
at the possibility ot izEeating al under
ground trolley system which would be
acceptable 10 ! street railway corpora
tion- TIE great first coss ard the appEs-
tensions that STOW and sIsss would in
pair the workings o. the plant tended TO
make railway managers skeptlcal. T-1iS
system. however, certainly works adEl.Ta-
big ard swiftly and without the danger
OF iaconvsrtSzcs which tie overhead syS-
ten entails.
JUST as this system Is installed. how
ever. there come intt11atIoEs that another.
a cheaper. and fully as satisfactory
system, has been perfected II IS one
which Is based UPON the fundamental
Idea ot what Is called the third rail sys-
tam OF course. the taI-d rail- plan as first
perfected was irlpracricabIs Cor pubs.
streets. since the center rail Was always
alive. But The inventors ard scientists
are understood TO have perfected q meth
Oh by which the third raiI Is dead. EXCEPT
ing 81 tie moment &C contact with the
car.
Its chtst merit. q curse, IS 20 be foun.
fn the economy CT -le establishment ard
maintenance of the plant II certain prob
leu,s ara solved as they ara expected 20
b Il the near future. then x IS believed
that he Ideal system fo- which tie nan
ayers Of the elevated road have been long
locking viii be furnished by the improved
third raj method.
Other q the avenue lines are as soon
as possible 20 b equipped with the VI
derg-oGnd system. and e = tie impress
s3oa that not Gs1y months VII have
passed est1 q TIE cable vii be abandoned
ard ne underground trolley system or
poSSae3y sas tAsg4 rail substituted fer II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-23
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


TIE Argentlns chamber Of a.rutta. ha,
rel@f ed the retzliatcry tariff against the
Ufllted States.
TIE Mechanical Rubber Manufacturers
Association has decided - advance the
Prices q rubber eoEtoN hose 10 per cent
The three-story brick warahas,~.
IL AnGrsws Furniture COMPANY IN Chi
c2@o. was burned wednesday. The loss
was slaotso. fully Insured
The .peddler's Law passed by South Ia
kota las beer declared % BE in conflict
wlsE TIE interstate commerce law ara
therefore Unconstitutional
TIE orange and lanaoa creps az Southern
Caaf0-r Z hsve been Injured by s~ost dur
u ne darase IS net known.
Jcnn z. Madden has purchased Of Thorn
a. McIlowe4l tbs bay colt DAVID GarrieiS
Ior $I,s1 Day.d Garrick is by Hanover.
dam Peg Wellington. by Longfeliow
A number of earthquakes OF Increasing
intensity 5aFs occurred around SMYRNA
Asia Minor. Considerable damage has
killed 'e''
Vladimir BosrtzoT. editor os the Nsro
do Foletz, who was arrested charged arifh
saeiesav oriEg 10 persuade several persons
70 assassa1afs The ezar, has been reraaGed
II London
Eddie Bald. the bicycle rider. Is SICK n
bed \ NaW York az the result o. an IL fllry-
n Madison Square Garden during the sty
days racz. H.s back ard grain are Sc
vereiy strained
J. W. GsRuo. 3 dental student. who ar
rived az Honolulu from San Fra u~tscS Z
tew days ago on tEe sarkentlne Irsngarxf.
- SGTerfrz from mental snbaArca Ia
IS thought 70 be victim q morphine
Il = reported IN RIO Janefro that yIc.
President Pertera has escaped fnc-1 t1a
or1son u watch he wss sesr hT Presi1en.
Aor4es or the charge that ne was plotting
- xii tie president AID upses the gov
=T1menf
TIE supreme court % Idaho dismissed
The appeal # the state from the decision
gambling avs imperative. on the ground
thar tire STATE has 10 Ftgat Of appeal II
criminal cases.
Two masked men attempted 70 rob the
Southern Pacific Ccr1oaly's store az KeS-
wick. Cal SsSticu AxE2t Scagckn7au shoc
ore. w1e vas foaad Il > dying condition
4 stlort distance from ire depot. whte tha
othsr u1aGe his escape.
The American Window Glass Company.
which cor t~s1ss TIE outrGt % The window
glass pants 81 fna country. VII issue =
price ~ January advancing prices II
eartIy granted the workers
The F'.-st National Bank OF Psrnb3ra. y.
= Is il tire hands q Examiner Arhesr. &
bad Accumulated S-1.9AS il worthless So
r1rtftes 91T1r- Ira pFe<tst er,rsy u /. r.
Booker. -6w a fugitive from {nsttce TIA
stockholders VII reopen he hank.
TIE American Asphalt Company. q Col
Bliss secretary 81 EE@ interior. ard NJ
am \ Jones. commissioner - INDIAN A.
fairs. ID sg.Sesu them froya declaring va
z lease ~ certain ,asGIGg lands IA the n
-AH IN Han rzss'gvli tor.
T'1le Mexican government = reaching cs.t
Fer ere control - is Pacific eeaSt gra-s.c
AZ present Va5}lv IN tae hands u Ayrse~.~
cas-. TIE plan embraces tire Ecassr -l.-t5o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-23
RASCALIY soS OF A RICH MAN.
Eikins, . Fashionable Thief. Escapes
From the 0nfrers.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 22-Charies W
Eikins. who made bis escape from Los
Angeles deputy sheriff on rarth-boana
train Monday morning near Fresno. Is
son OF known banker az New
Haven Conn. He came 20 the Pacific coast
about tso years ago. ard engaged ia the
reel estate business IN Los Angeles. He
was popular. and was admitted intG The
best society. SooE after his appearances
Ia that CITY many hurSlartes were con-
nitted among the ayts-ocrAtie residents.
Houses were entered ~ midday AID Jew
elry asstFa
The taetts were finally traced 70 Eikias
ard he was arrested On aTe charges u bur
giary. lie pleaded guilty . ene charge and
was sentenced 20 five years Il san Quentin
% she way there Re made BIS escape hv
Jumping from a car window lie g stsu AZ
liberty.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Dec - inquiry
here fails 70 i0.atz Any banker named
EIk!ns. and Charles W E.sklas has never
been heard or n tbs city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-23

OTTAWA. Dec Z~-TEe Canadian gov
emmett received t3ZiGaE 4 s2Gsr8Czlca-
rsoa fror1 me z-as-za. ors appointed % 1sal
With the claims q BsrIzg sea sazl@~s
against TIE Cnltsd States government for
losses caused cY Re seizure q tESt- ves-
sels submitting the award TIE arbftrs-
tors were Judge IIr-. cs the sEprsEzs
court q Ca-a1a. ard JZ1ga Putnam. e
the United States. Tns award IS So. 80.
with SE3 reserved eases. tEzE % te19 Bsack
Diamond <c- s. GO ard The Ada for s., 80.
II so the United States ofFsres. s@ss 81
a-9 then Canada ca med 81 80 -ATter-
wards a c5L promise was reached ard ne
z--oz1e placed a. s4ZS5sa. bur congress re-
fused - vsJe taat sun Tire present
axaxy4 IS virtually Mar Canada formerly
aGrae1 - aecepz. wtta the interest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-23
Condensed Wisdom

FIR Rams Horn.
The creed Nj nas he srang - ;es Ete
"a right,
\ xsosi neaa IS n r1a- Who kscws 10y
bad ~ IS.
TIE tire = 5ost eaat Is sre1t tceksaS Tor
al easy place
The maa fhAs Aas t-ass sor as f7tsS3
az. - helped - Go3.
Il is as necessary 20 -2st down ne weeds
aS II fx - Zoe tAa ccw--
Ore CO taN tess ctE.ces - es.Ge.tzc- - .
.sa<h Us how - tsa,a ourselves
T.e zaaa wAs SEES eue Scr god z,ise toe
,sser leaves rs *a<tars e@aGnt SSr'-
Ire mar VIZ csr GET good o3s = gss3
N~ee1 aYr~atv h2S sor>s goes p et-a-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-23
GUARDS BACK 100 RoueH
Cnsversffy Athletic Cfab Again to
Revise the Hales Of
Football

NEW T0RE. ls~e- --Ths Caivs-s.ty
Athlete Cub. coE poses. q the Alumni g
sae ssx Colleges aas 6sezte1 70 agar TAXA
~ TIE rules governing the game - tG0s-
BAL ard . have eliminated. = possible.
tee mass ptzys1x a-5 the "gG2r1z BACK
play. ard 20 have -z5s ozhsE an@-6zsnts
witch wfn relieve tzs game - sczss - -
r5Edy features.
a meeting q ire f2et1aI committee.
composed q Esasn3sl. CO ANS polls: Sears.
% Harvard camp. 90 Y2.e; Bel q Pezr
sysvazLa- sn1 De1nsS. % Cornell. W., -
calIe9 as sooz as possible 70 take CO tas
matter
Cos1rar tcztic-s Fave bea- se-t % al
the lsadlzg colleges, ard VALE 10 answers
have b@@r reeeETed as ye. FROM nat1r-
fty - them. re conference expects = sa--
txfzctory answer sroz al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-23

e q port a. San Jorge. AL .asrcs c. >
rzkf<ca9 = Yuma - T. making co-Cee-
.so- VIII the SoG-.e-1 PzE1e
--s seno1I tea-a C Iron .rzr-az-.
Ma, has 7=c.5e1 rLar many q zza rsaef1-
e-s are giving TOO E2Erz attention - snzs-
ETY. ard kGS adopted resoExez0Ez -eggses--
31g -ze TEACHERS 1ct g ar1s24 dances. par
evenings preceding days se1o.gl = &c - q
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sruzn $~T Orleans December : nzs arr5T-
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q. December Is II latitude RI degrees 4GEz-
Guide - degrees. British steamer a ppc-
rr.arxox- ErUn ESzazsE t1r Esw port S@wz.
see = g-zl=s1 thai ite- shaft gzs croker.
BRITISH sessE2@r Virginia Ezs preparing -
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