The herald., 1898-11-24
DOWN THE LINE

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SAN DIEGO, Nov. 9.-Dear Mr.. Presi-
dent c. p. H. has won. Herrin has the
members. Can't you
Some Intercepted help me to get c. +.
kilograms H. to take me IN!
Yours, U. S. G.
| SAN DIEGO, Nov. 9.-Hon Richard
Kerens, st. Louis: Yes; I'll give San Diego
the ''trow down" if you will help me beat
Bulla San Pedro will be all right Z. 5. u.
| SAN DIEGO, Nov &C. p. Huntington,
New York: Hold Herrin off until you can
hear my side. | always did fancy Santa
Monica. See Walter Bacon; he's coming,
with Green. U. S. &.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 9.-Steve Elkins, Ell
kins, West Va: Jump in for me now. ii
can get few more influences in Washington
l am all right. l do not need California
support. L. S. G.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 9.-Ripley, Santa Fe
offices, Chicago: Now's your chance to
down Huntington. Make my fight. | have
support in Missouri, West Virginia, Wash
ington, New York and several other states.
U. G.
o O
1t is learned from the best of all sources
that the story that Colonel George Stone
of San Francisco is
No Bread to be adjutant gen
Stone eral under Governor
Gage is without
foundation. Its publication in an afternoon
paper Yesterday gave it currency, and it
Il ,la1 Eran
caused the colonel brief moment of delight
until he telephoned to friend in this city
who was able to tell him that his appoint
ment had not been decided upon, and fur
ther that it was more than doubtful If he
would get it at all. Some OF the colonePs
friends here think the story was started by
some one who was for another candidate.
and thought that such roorback would in
lure Stone. If this was the case it has prob
| ably succeeded.
| The report of w. J. Foleys appointment
| to be private secretary to the governor is
correct Mr.. Gage
Only Two yesterday corrobor-
Appointments ated it himself, and
congratulated hins-
| self on having secured such an able and well
qualified man for the place. "As to other
appointments you can say he said, that
| | have not determined on a single one out
side of what may be termed my own imme-
date aids, such as the private secretary, and
| will not until have had a vacation and
rest sufficiently to give such things due at
| tention. This is absolutely the truth.
| O O 0
| will venture one guess which was tipped
| off to me by little bird which has been
flying from the south
Davis to Be west corner of Main
Secretary and Court streets to
one of the most beau
tiful homes in the West End, and that is
that w. H. Davis will be made executive
secretary. This is one of the best appoint
ments that the governor has to give, as the
duties are only onerous during the legis'
| lative session and the salary is very COM
| Portable Mr. Davis took an active part in
advancing Mr.. Cages campaign and more
than this his father. Judge Davis of Marys'
| vile. made start to finish fight for the head
| OF the ticket, his influence being most valu-
able all through the northern part of the
state. Mr.. Davis is a graduate of Berkeley
and member of the local bar of high stand
ing. That he will get the place there is nc
doubt in the world The bird that whis-
pered it never makes mistake.
o o o
Speaking about the senatorship, there is
little story floating about the town which
is credited to Sena-
Perkins tor White. though |
Preference will not say that this
is correct. 1t goes
that the two, Senator White and Senator
Perkins, were talking over the various can
didates, and White said to Perkins: (Which
man do you prefer, Perkins!'
| Perkins thought a moment and said:
We'll. III be frank with you, White.
don t really think that | am very smart or
able man, and | have often felt at disad-
vantage with you there, White, for | did
not feel that | could shine to advantage
with you as companion. Now, l don t
want to see a very brilliant man go there
again, while / am member, so on, the
whole, l think shall favor Grant
| And so Billy Arthur has gone. did not
have the best of feeling for him. recently.
for we ran across
His Worst each others ways in
Enemy manner that irrita-
ted both OF us, but |
can say with all my heart, that an open
hearted, generous, friend-devoted fellow
has closed his account, a man who must
have possessed most endearing qualities to
those who knew him well, for he inspired in
| them the warmest affection. | have never
heard of his injurng anyone. If he had
been as considerate of himself as he has been
of others, he would probably be alive today.
Former Manager SGhimpf of the Orpheum
made flying visit to the city this week but
returned to San Fran
A Flying cisco yesterday. He
Visit has charge of the es-
tate of Gustav Wal
| ter, the man who created the Orpheum cir
cults, and has his hands full at present at
tending to the details of the large interests,
and also a considerable amount of litigation.
"Charlie,' nevertheless, looks as debonair
| as ever.
There is little inside work going on in
the city campaign, in which Sheriff John
Burr is said otbe tho
Burr and His object of a lot of
Friends hackers whose aim is
to make him chief of
police in case of certain contingencies.
Whether Mr.. Burr is party to the plan