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THE DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES

Mendocino County-George s. McPhee. Westport; J. J. Morrow, Fort Bragg; John Flanagan. Mendocino; H.. B. Hickey. Albion; William Ketchum, Man chester; Frank Hauck, Covelo; A R. Marders, Potter Valley; J. A. Knox, Hop land; J. C. Ruddock, J. B. Sanford, J. Q. White, B. G. Case, Ukiah.
 Modoc County-William Mullins, Cedar vile; John E. Raker, P. OBrien, s. w. Pepperdino, Alturas.
 Mono County-s., B. Burkham, R. W. Bowen, J. M Donohue
 Monterey County-B. V. Sargent, John K. Alexander, Thomas Renison. James McMahon, F. E. Zabala, H. w Coffee, H. E. Leigh, Charles Hart, Robert F. Johnson. E. B. Dangerfeld, P. Jordan, S.. c. Smith.
 Napa County-H. J. Chinn, C. L. La Rue. w. G. Raney, Walter Watson, A. D. Butler, J. E. Walden, T. A. Bell, Henry Hogan.
 Nevada County-Senator w. F. Prisk, T. S. Ford, E. J. Rector, Samuel Butler, T. H. Carr, J. s. Hennessy. E. w. Donnelly, M. O'Connell, J. Wheelihan, John Null roy, John Brophy, William Torpie, s. F. Harvey.
 Orange County-J A. Booty, L. o. Breedin. W. H. Sturgeon, Charles c. Rowan, F. O. Daniel, Santa Ana; w. M. McFadden, Placentia; Edgar Johnson. Fullerton1; Charles iEdelmmans Orange; Santa Ana.
 Placer County-G. ". Hamilton, J. V. Bell, A Dixon. A. c. Read, Dr. Schnabel, w. H. Tudsbury. D. A. Russell, John Nichols, F. A. Clark, c. M. Hanich.
 Plumas County-J. D. Goodwin. c. F. Mclaughlin, Quincy; J. s. Carter, Cres- cent Mills; William Pasetta. louisville.
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Lewis. A. J. Clunie. Ed J; cOfffey,A, James M. Curtin, Jeremiah Lowney, J. T. stan O'Keefe. J. Gariseno, W. D. Crowley. F. Casserly.
 Thirty seventh Assembly District Egan, P. T. Finn, William P. Sullivan Jr.. Charles Sturm, Thomas Martin, A. D. Lemon, Paul D.. Walsh, Edw. T. Minne-
 Thirty eighth Assembly District-J. D. Powers, Philip s. Ray, ". F. Stafford, Hugo E. Asher, Lester H. Jacobs, Fred Junker. pr. Albert E. Blake, W. H. Met
 Thirty-ninth Assembly District-Robert c. Howe, John J. Kennedy, Roger John James Woodthal H. L. Bienfeld, E. P. Figel, L. W. Lovey.
 Fortieth Assembly District-E. R. Rock, E. |. Fitzgerald, T. P. Riordan, Henry Wells, Emil Perry James Moore.
 Forty-first Assembly District-Eugene \. Deuprey, J. Early Craig. pr George Fhompson FalaMln 5r G. M NJ GoldaTaoe%a saoDoPn R A.
 Forty-second Assembly DistrictaaJoseph ald,- Curtis Hillyer, Dr. J. o. Gallwey, w.
 Forty-third Assembly District-Hull rad, rad Charles s. Givens, James Howard ward Bridge, Dr. George M. Terrin.
 Forty-fourth Assembly District--George +. CailaSnan, J. "A. DeVoto, Charles Me George Erimphoff, H. L. Rea
 Forty-f1fth Assembly District-Francis J. Collins, w A. Savers. William Grimm, Frank Mcdonald, c. N. Logan. L. Jenks
 THE HARVEY DELEGATION.
 Twenty-eighth Assemply District = James Daley, John F. McGovern, Michael Lane, F. R. Sweeney, William McManus. l.. Buckley, John Coakley, John J. Allen
 Twenty-ninth Assembly District-James K Colbert. Fred Russell Michael Wall Joseph Flanagan, Thomas F. Blake, Rob ert O'Rielly, John A. Cullen, James J. Farrell. Nicholas Fitzgerald. Charles Kaufmann.
 Thrtieth Assembly District-Thomas A. Burns, Thomas Farrell T. Lynch. James Kennedy, James Sullivan, William Robin
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The Democratic State Convention which meets at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Sacramento, will be composed of 7St delegates. Following are the names of those chosen by the Democrats of the State to be in attendance, including the two delegations from San Francisco:
 Alameda County: Delegates at large. R. F. Fitzgerald. W. w. Foote, M. F. Tarpey. Delegates-J. c. Bullock, F. w. Leonard, J. V. Powers, E. J. Erricson, William Heaffey, J. J. Farrell, P. Kavanaugh. w. B. White, James Lawton. James sIngen, c. Warren B. English. Henry c. McPike, Patrick Mullan. c. D. O'Gara, P. E. Dal- ton, M. J. Laymance. James Mulgrew, w. C. Price, H. Mullally, William Sweeney, w. H. Christie, Oakland; James O'Neill, Charles Gilchrist, Daniel Madden, Berke- ley; E. J. Holland, Eden; M. J. Kirwin, San Lorenzo. F. Godcheaux, Haywards; Leandro: H. pusnte,rbury, Pleasanton; F. T. C. Stoddard, John Halton, Alameda.
 Alpine County-W. w. Harvey.
 Amador County-L. J. Sargent, T. H. Gartlin, A. Caminetd, J. Mehan, J. Null doom. W. H. Glenn, T. D. Valentine, H.
 Butte county-w. T. Mcclard, T. Rine- hart, John Guidery, J. M. McGee, Frank c. Long. w. P. Lynch, O. H. Crosette, A E. Jones, J. w. B. Montgomery.
 Calaveras County-W. K. Dean, Felix; H. A. Messenger, Gwin Mine; Frank Brown. Milton: P. H. Kean, San Andreas; W. A. Garrard, Angels: George Avery,
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Bray, L. Gil. F: Desousa, E. P. Estu- dilo, c. F. Smith, George Van Kirk, J.
 Sacramento County-GilHs Doty, C.; L. Browning, D, l. Woodman, T. w. O'Neil; p. D. McCabe. Isidore Townsend, Tom George; Vice, ss,o William Mclaughlin D, Brophy, H. Meyer, c. T. Hughes, Frank Lyman, D. W. Carmichael, ". H Dev- P. c. Cohn, Charles Pry, Tom Johnston, J. B. Furness. Mat Barnes.
 San Bernardino County-H. w. Nisbet. F.. M. Cooley, Erwin Phillips, John w. Edwards, F. P. Meserve. c. M. Brown. J, B. Renshaw, Daniel Murphy, Robert San Diego County-I;. l.. Irwin. J, F. Nicely. Oscar A, TripPott, A. E; Dodson, Smith, D. Nj. Frank, Henry E. Mills, C.. A. Burgoyne, Joseph Goldthorp, l.. l.. Boone, N. H. Conklin, c. B. Daggett, ". J: Davis, ". W: Wetzel, M. Dodge, J. M. Soto, Frank Rawson, J. H. Mccarthy, s. s. Knoles.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Twenty-sixth Assembly District-Law- renee Hoey, John F: Moore. Alexander J. Estalita Martin J. Heavy, J. D. Maxwell John. W. Farren Jr., D. J. Murphy, Emil
 Twenty-ninth Assembly District-James Grammar, Edward Murphy, James w. Fitzgerald, Thomas Mullee. Gus Tillman, I. Lucy, John Allen.
 Thirtieth Assembly District-Alexander Greggains, F. J. Creegan, Thomas Grady, John Heany, Robert Walsh James Far rell. George Smith. John Devenney. Law renee J. Hurley.
 Thirty-first Assembly District-Wflliam LoWenfeld. Thomas Campbell, David Dil- lon, D. S. O'Brien, John McGeary, James McElarney, Charles J. Gallagher, D. J. Qulnlan, Dr. Robert Lowry, John Reid, Major James Enright.
 Thrty-second Assembly District-James J. Twigg, Thomas $. Cronin, James Mul- downey, William J. Renwick, Charles Kelly, J. J. McManus. Michael McGrath. w J. Reilly.
 Thirty-third Assembly. District-W. w. Griffin, D. F. Keefe, William H. Cannon, P. F. Nolan, Robert Allen, James King ston. F. c. Cleary, |. Kelly, Eugene D. Sullivan.
 Thirty fourth Assembly Districtaaw., c. Graves, P. M. Wellin J. H. O Drien, Daniel Curry, S. R. O'Keefe. J. E. A. Helms. R. Lynch, R Webb, A; W. D. Phelan delegate at large).
 Thirty-ffth Assembly District-Thomas Brennan, James P. Donohue, ". J. Bell, John F. Byrne, Walter Gallagher, John Massey, Steven A. Byrne.
 Thirty-sixth Assembly District-David
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MERGED REPUBLICANS.
Nominate a County Ticket and Elect
 Convention Delegates.

MERGED, Aug. 13.-The Republican county convention of Merced County con- vened at Leeker's Hall in this city to- day, and was one of the largest attended and most harmonious and enthusiastic conventions held in Merced County for years.
 The following ticket was placed in nom- ination: Sheriff, c. A. H. Warfleld; Tax Collector, c. W. Kibbey; Treasurer, Grant Miller; Clerk, J. R. Baxter; Dis trict Attorney, F. G. Ostrander; Superin- tendent of Schools, Miss Clara Stoddard; {; Recorder, G. B. Neghbor; Auditor, J. H. Anderson; Assessor, Fred Clough; Sur veyor, H. H. Henderson: Coroner and Public Administrator, pr. F. E. Lilley. Delegates to the State conventional F. Ringnald; delegates to the Seventh Con- gressional convention-Paul Newman, c. H. Leggett, J. W. Vaughan and A. A. BuEr.
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Avery; Thomas Fullen, Angels: George Sorley. Mokelumne Hill.
 Colusa County-C. D. Stanton, Arbuckle; GWe,93Irge W,3I, g e,i F. AhIf Golusa; J g. Gibson, swinford. Colusa; H. H. Seaton, Arbuckle; w. H. Cross. Maxwell.
 Contra Costa County-A. A. Bailey, s. l.; Sullivan, T. A: McMahon, L. Mcguire, " D. Woolbert, J. D. Smith, J. F. Busey,
 Fl Dorado County-Walter E. Miller Springs; s. W. Irving, Fl Dorado; John Mckay, Coloma; Joe Sherrer, George town; Nicholas Fox. Placerville; J. L. J. L. Limpinsel. Placerville.
 Fresno County-M. K. Harris, Clovis Cole, J. H. Larue, F. D. Edwards, c. w. Henderson, J. M. Collier, George L. War low, George P; Church, c. P. Walton. w. w. S.: Badger. Jesse. Walden. J. D. Mor- w. J. Rickett and H. c. Marshall.
 Glenn County-M. Hochheimer, Willows; Princeton; W. H. Morrisey, Orland Ben r. Geis, Willows
 Humboldt County-J. P. Haynes, Eu- reka; l.. F. Mahan, Eureka; J. F. Coonan, Eureka; John McConaghy, Alliance; Thomas Bair. Arcata; L. F. Purcer. Flu Oliver, Alton; Charles Carr, Rohnerville; S. I. Allard Eureka: P. w. Matthews, Eureka; J. P: Quinn. Table Bluff; H. H. Neibur, Ferndale.
 .Inyo County..A;, ". Eibeshutz. P. Fl. Alfred Harreil Bakersfield; J. w lame, son. Tehachapi; E. M. Roberts. Bakers field; H. l.. Packard. Bakersfield; J. F. Greasy; R. R. Taylor. Tehachapi: John
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San Francisco some means should be de- vised to bring the factions together. If the feud is carried on in San Francisco 1t means the loss of many hundred votes that would otherwise go to the local ticket. It is mainly a local fight, but the underlying point is Democratic principle While matters may not turn out to suit both factions there is one thing certain and that is that or State politics they will be united. The local differences of the two Frisco delegations will not cut any figure in the State fight. Delegates of both sides say that no matter what may be the result of the contest they will go home fighting for the State nominees. In San Francisco affairs there Is a different story to tell.
 An effort will be made to bring the war ing factions together and have them dis continue fight that will not locally avail either side. The Harney people believe that if they do not get the seats in the State Convention they will at least re- ceive half of them. Some of the Sacra- mento delegates think that for the best interests of the State ticket both sides
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MANwARINa's SUCCESSOR.

Members of the Republican County Committee are now discussing the suc- cessor to the late chairman, Charles W. Manwaring Out of respect to the mem- ory of their deceased fellow-member. the committeeman refused to talk about his successor until after the funeral, winch occurred yesterday.
 T. D. Riordan vice-chairman of the committee, is mentioned as the probable man for the vacant position. MT Rior- dan thinks his long service in the Re- publican party of this city. should be rec ognized and that he should be made chairman and given charge Of the work of the municipal campaign which is now
 There is opposition to MT. Riordan. however. J. F. Ahearn. another well- known, hard working Republican, Is Q candidate. Jack Chretien Is also men, toned as possibility, If Riordan Is not chosen two or three other gentlemen VIII announce their candidacy.
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district Is Democratic by an over whelming majority. McNab Is not fighting in the open. He is a candidate with certain reservations. If the dele gates of his own choice are seated he will stand, otherwise he will withdraw and say he never was a candidate.
 In the Second District Marion De Vries has no opposition for the nomi- nation.
 In the Fifth Congressional District the field is clear for the nomination of William Craig of San Francisco.
 R. H. Beamer, present member of the Board of Equalization from the Third District, will no doubt be renom- mated It looks tonight as if J. H. Grady, ex-TaX Collector, would be nominated to represent the San Fran cisco district
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PARALYSIS FROM DIVING. Son of San Diego's Mayor Sustains
 Serious Injury.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. H.-Bert Reed. son of Mayor D. c. Reed of this city, met with a serious mishap at La Jolla to-day. He made a dive from the cliff, a4stance of ninety feet, but the water was shallow and he struck the bottom, causing severe iniury. He was in state of semi consciousness for some time after he was taken from the water, but tonight he is able to talk little. He is paralyzed from the chest down; The precise nature and extent of his injuries are not yet known. Young Reed. who has a local reputation as an athlete, Is said to have supposed that there was eight feet of water where he made the dive. It is re- ported, however, that the depth was bare ivy five feet. He weighs over 200 pounds and could not check the momentum of hls fall in such shallow water. His condi- tion Is considered very serious.
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singleton. Randsburg; p. J. Potter, John

Singleton, Randsburg; E. J. Potter, John DIs EsFS oSss oIsr II haRe ReFs 5 Springs; i. J. sheridan, Lakeport. sanviile; N. J. Barley, SusanvilIe; F. M. Rowland, Long Valley; W. D. Redwood, Rieber.
 w oS B. AIFFsaneh French, Pasadena: M Rick. erd, La Manda Park; G. P. McGaugh, Rivera; M Wood. Whittier; Evans Davis, E. Ficklen, Pomona; Charles Menifee, Covina; George s. Patton, San Gabriel; Ward Haynes, Monrovia; J. H. Goodman, George D. Roberts, James c. Scarbor- ough, w. R. Burke, Dan Menhart. J. R. Franklin, M W. Conkling, John P. Moran, horn, J. J. O'Brien, William F. Nordholt, P. Lindenfeld, B. H. McGinley, J. H. Wat son, E. H. Wilson,, Charles H; 0NeilI, Mead D. K. Trask Frank James, J. E. Yokum R. J. Adcock, Los Angeles; John T. Wilson, San Fernando; O. s. Buckley, c. Newton, South Pasadena; Tony Mess mer, George Goldsmith, Hugh J. Smith, P. F. Gibbons, A. Ramish, \. M. Quirolo, Compton; Dr. R. w. Hill, San Pedro; w K. Dial, Redondo; Walter Carter, Wise burn; H K. GoetS, Santa 1t;.,.S Monica; Ari- ri geies; R. R. Dunbar, Long Beach; Joseph 1nman, Norwalk; Jacob Adolf. Los An geles, First and Vine streets; Omri Bullis, Crompton; Shirley c. Ward, Los Angeles, Bryson block; John T. Gaffey, San Pedro; Charles M. Baker, Los Angeles, Stoweli block; J. w. Siler, Downey A. M. Steph- ems, M. c. Marsh, H. j.. Brown, M. P. Snyder, T. s. Casey, Y. Bilderain, Bowles E. Fancy, G. w Retzer, Thomas McCaf- frey, c. F. O'Brien, Chris Hickson, A. w Fisher, Thomas F. Donahue, c. E. Roberts, w. A. Ryan, Hon. Stephen M. White, Los Angeles.
 Madeira County-E. J. Leonard. Ger trude; J. M. Griffin, G. w. Mordecai, E. M McCardle, w. M. Hughes, Madeira
 Marin County-James H. Wilkinson, San Rafael: M. F. Cochrane, San Rafael: Frank Rogers, Nicasio; Thomas Scully Mill Valley; James W. Reyes. Females
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should be given equal chances, that Is. give each faction a one-half vote on every proposition.
 John F. McGovern, secretary of the Kohlman, arrived here on the afternoon train to look after their side of the fight. They found but little work for them to do as the delegates are slow in arriving;
 The reported excessive heat here has kept many away who would have other wise been on the fighting ground tonight. The weather tonight is cool and there are indications that the climatic warm spell Is over for the present. The political warm spell will succeed the other inside of the next twenty-four hours.
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HARNEYITEs FIRST
 ON THE BATTL LEFIEID
country Democrats Will Advise Harmony and Urge a Com
 promise

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 1.-The Harney- ties believe in the old adage that the ear ly bird catches the worm and they are out looking for the worm They intend making fight to the bitter end against delegates appointed by the Committee of One hundred, and are firm in their belief that the Democratic State Convention will give them the contested seats.
 But few of the interior delegates have arrived and but little work will be possi- ble before tomorrow night. The sentt- ment of the delegates now on the conven- ton ground Is that for the sake of har- mony and peace in Democratic ranks in
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Contra Costa Democratic Delegates.

MARTINEZ, Aug. 13.-The Democratic County convention was held here to-day and the following delegates were elected to the State convention: A. A. Bailey S. W. D. Woolbert. J. D. Smith, J. F. Busrv' Percy Douglas and Harry Loryea. Reso- lutions were adopted supporting Mcguire people.
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Sacramento Politics.

William H. Afford of Visalia. chair man of the Democratic State Central Committed has rooms at the Golden Eagle connecting with the apartments of E. c. Farnsworth, candidate for Justice of the Supreme Court. It Is understood that Afford is handling EarnSWOrth'S contest.
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An Auti-Boss Deleeate.

LOS OLIVOS, Aug. 1.-The Republ- cans of Santa Ynez Saturday elected Felip Mattel. proprietor of Hotel Los Olives, delegate to the State Convention. Mir Mattel is anti-boSs. If the conven- ton nominates corruption or boss rule candidates many good Republicans of this section will not vote the State ticket.
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Benicia,s Republican Delegates.

BENICIA. Aug. 13.-W. L. Crooks anf Godfrey Rueger were elected delegates to the Republican State Convention ana Joseph Hoyt and George w. Stevens dele. gates to the Congressional Convention here to-day.
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King City's Republican Delegates.

KING CITY, Aug. 13.-The Republican primary election held in this city to-day resulted in the election of the following delegates: G. P Henry, Thomas Unher and Dan Harrington.
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The Fourth Congressional Fight,

The storm center of the Congression- al fight will be in the Fourth District.
 The candidates are J. J. Dwyer. Gavin McNab, J. H. Barry and w. P. Law Tor. It is a free-for-all race, as the
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Tbirtv-First District Republicans.

The Republicans of the Thirty-first As sembly District will hold a primary to- night at Teutonia Hall 1920 Howard street, to elect delegates to the State Con- vention. Republican voters are earnestly invited to attend.
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San Dieoo Renublican Delegates.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 13.-The San Diego County delegation to the Republican State convention held a meeting this evening and chose Colonel A. c. Gassen chairman and George D. Goldman secretary.
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San Luis Populists Favor Fusion.

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Aug. 13.-The Pop uIist County Central Committee met to- day and adopted resolutions favoring fu- sion on county officers with the Demo- crats It was decided to hold conven-
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McLeer, T. S. Spaulding, J. B. Nixon, M Diggs, c. W. Thomas. Ed E: Leake. pr. W. E. Bates and s. J. Sill were elected delegates to the State conveE- tiOn.
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Democratic Delegates of Yolo.

WOODLAND, Aug 13-The Democratic county convention was held here to-day. Ben Chambers, w. H. Robinson. T'hon9s
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and J. s. Brown were elected delegates to the State convention. unopposed. For Congressional convention E. F. Hilborn was elected as delegate, defeating his opponent, Warren Woods, by 5 votes.
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The report from the Registrars office shows that during the four days ending at o'clock yesterday the total registra- tion was r 595. 1t is expected that the registration on Monday, which Is the fast day, will be very heavy.
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Suisun's Republican Delegates.
 SUISUN, Aug. 4S.-At the Republican primaries here to-day Alden Anderson
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THE GOULD-ALFORD- MCNAB SLATE.

of thls city combine with in thoroughly o following of  ; FRANCISCO Question in Nutshell } w H. Afford members of the State Central bag } flu man. H. committee of who shall appoint county committee o
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  ! James H hundred ; IiamC Craig o No 8 Is William ! of the o one hundred of ! Is John H. hundred
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Record of Registration.

ton and nominate a county ticket at Paso Robles on September B.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
DUST TO pusr.
Di.pYsitiea Of Col. warinE'. Ashes Not Ne,
DetsTmlnsd.

New York. Oct so.--The ashes OF Col.
OcofKc T.. Marlng Jr.. which we're
placed m an urn temporarily. remained
today at sNlnburns Island. what dis
position Will be made ~ them has not
Yet been decided upon by Mrs, Wasing
ON account Of the express wish of Col
Waring there will be- no public funeral,
Col WarinE often said that he wished
HE obHcqulea 20 be OF the simplest
character. The quarantine was lifted
to-day frum the house In which Col
Warlng died,
Dr. stlmaon said tonight that Col.
warinEH report on his Investigations
In Havana and business HugEcstlons AZ
90 uaultnry improvements iu that city.
Tor President Mckinley was PRACTICAL
~ completed before his death, on
Thursday last he wanted a atonograph-
81 sent for that he might hnlsh H. lie
was too weak at that inc, br. SLIM
ION. however, said that the Precedent
could obtain an the Information Col
warlng had gathercd essentially from
the report az II stands Col. WhrlnE
had three copies ~ hls report made.
They viii be forwarded 30 Washington
al an early date. but will nrat be thor
oughiy dllnfeeted.
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There WILL Be no SEULKINC
French Generals Will Have 10 hpp,r Before
Court.
They WIN be- Requested 10 State Grounds
of Their Bsiief In the Uuiit Of
Drryfas.

Paris. Oct sO.-By Saturdays de.
clsl1n the Court of CaautiJn oi.iius
the most absolute control over tho
Drcyfua case. u can demand ana ,A-
anime any documents whatever, includ-
Ing the d0asIcr. Of any ease bearing
upon the Droyfus matter and eau ca
anime under oath any witness. how
over high his position. IN Short " tho
court makes a sincere use % lH powers,
the truth viii have much better
chance Of being discovered than would
have been ,hc case had 70 merely or
dcrtd revision before another COURT
martial. whose members might have
been ac,uatsd by desire 90 shield the
general stan.
present a new doHslor o. either a civil
or military court for the mad decision
ita proceedings VIII not DE- public ana
there can, therefore, De- no objection O.
an examination OF the alleged secret
dussIrr 10 this u SIN Zoe existence,
while the numerous generals who have
expressed their belief ln che guilt 81
Dfryfuu win now be called ON o. cN-
plain the grounds % their convictions.
Although tho llboratlon ~ Droyfua
has not been ordered the court can Or
der him brought so France at any mo-
mCut, and viii probably do ~ nt an
early stage ~ che Inquiry. The court
frfrlincd from ordering NE release on
sunday because Il would have been q
presumption ~ his Innocence.
Paul dr Rouiede ~ the Patriotic
league turned the patriotic manifesto.
uln nt - Hrurgci today In memorial
~ the soldiers who feil there In the
Frtncn-prunrian war of 1910 Into n
/ revolutionary demonstration against
the decision of the court Of Cessation.
lie delivered a violent anu-Drcyfus
speech.
Marcel Ilahert member OF tho
chamber Of deputies followed with =
aiIll more bitter hlrrangue. There
were however. no disorders,
~ President Faurc left the Grand
upera house tonight about n o'clock
h. wna greeted with prolonged shouts
N viva rarmoe" and "a has les
| jeuifa"
Count Esterhazy. Il r. reported. has
written 90 several generals demanding
/ money under threats ~ exposure.