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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-13

purben Bel Dem 6inz unb 6erlaufen in Der
aenn6a6n perfect. 3!pei 5euertpeRrlsite
butten 10 56mere @erIebungsn erlitt.n, oaB
le mad benz 9ofpital ge14afft tperoen inrBa
ten.
Sn 4neg9snp 9u., pii'bete am Somltag
cine qepaltige 6euersbrunit. 0ds BorlO's
Sbeuter, 0elp &c 8eGs MObelnieOsrlags
unb Elm 9ubenb f~leinerer @ebduoe Iino a6z
ge6rannt.
Die @erbersi Der u. Plab &c Sons
2satber So. in 3acine, Wts,, puroe
Mittpp6 @6en6 bur4 5ener bol(z
itGnbig ~Serit0rt. S9aoen $4,000.
@erIt6erunq $4,000. WG6renb bes 6eutr5
purbe S5reo. pluB, Der @ei4dftsfiibrer bs5
@tabliKements, T9fper perleBt, inbem er aus
e;nem sSenfter bes oritten5 todtpertes ipraH9.
Gr Gutte Ii6 in bas GOmptoir bege6en, lin
GENTLE papiere gu retter.
6alton &c @6oemafers fiinfitOdiges So
6rifge6Gube, an Der @de Don Boone ltr1o
Diamond CTR. in Y6ilaoelp6ia, 1T abges
6rannt. Der @eiammti9aOen betrdgt $780,
900, 1T iebo9 bur9 @~erfiderung geOedt.
SIM 6abritbttritte in Cincinnati, D,
bat Montug Q6snO cine 6eusrsbrnnit
getpiit6et, Die einen 9eiummti4aOsn BON
$15O,0OO ungeri9tet bat. 9us 5euer mar
in benz u%n6enubten 2~ager6auie Der Nfc9iG
Grate anb Mantle Company gum &usbru@
gefOmmen un0 oer6reitete It9 raid nd9 ben
9oI560fen Der s. 9. NlbrO 9um6er Comp.
unb ben in jener @e9eno gelegenen Sd6riten.
Ser Oumpfer 9elaipure bDn Der @lpoe Siz
ME, Der BON Stem Oort nu9 Gbarleton urO
Sad1onOiQe befimmt mar, puroe 5reitdg
Q6enb I'm baG6 Elf ubr, uuf Der 9O9e BON
8arnegat, petG Elm 5euer an 8orO ausge=
broGen mar, BON PufIu9ieren uno Mann@
f9aft perGafYen, bic ii9 in 8oote uno alf
Sl0Be r~stteten. Die 3u9l Der 9erstteten
betrug i'm 8an5en iie65ig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-13
Dte 0eCh1nftHlnne+

sc. g. Oun &c Co.'S WD&entli4e
lteberIi6t iiber 6anbel unb Generic
Iaqt: Der aetp66nGi9e 6aGbidbrli6e @lsz
tpeis iiber 8unterptte, nie Ii6 die lebteren
auf bic ein5elnen @elAdfts3pei9e perthsiz
len, lit be1onb.rs bes6alb int:re;dnt, mel tr
3e:at. baB &r;eg unb &rie9Sf@rGt feline gu
rabme in cpmmer5ieGea l1na!iidSFdlen, tule
70 8anterotten psrurIaAt 6o6tn. De ibtrz
raj denb 9roBe unb algemeiIm MbnaEme in
MiGt3a6lungen i'm GeidGft 1piirce oens
3peifel BON entipredeno:n g.rIht'n lrer
Fobritation b~egleitet iein, nean niAt cine
ii6ermGbige Nusoe6nung il etli4cn 3Ircigen
enoetreten pdre uno MIDI: Elm paar groBs
5irmen in anberen 3rei9en III cine p~ii!?(pie
Gage oerdt6en tpdren. 0H Sunferottt i'm
6onbslsge19dfte pdbrenS os3 ~3;rcittn 4parz
tails 1inb Dem 8etrage naG9 fleiner GetpeI len
als i'm ielben Quartal Der lebten bier Sabre,
unb 1otptit Sabriten in 8etrdGi tommen,
fleiner, uls in benz ndmli9en 0uartal irgenh
zines lSuGres, dusgenommen 1894. Ods
SiscaliaGr fat nit Jindn5reIultdten Qeen0st,
bic cine &leinigf.it %ienietts algemeinsr @rz
partungen liegen, unb bic neue &riegsiteuer
fGngt an, bis GinfiinIte gu perne9yen, o6hs
ernitli9 bas @ef9Gft in irgenO elmer 2inie
gu itDren. SIS 3e:9t iid nod fem 9runO sur
8efiir3tung, bab Die &rie9siteusr 9iater htn
grpartungen Suriid6leiben miro.
Cine 8ritit Der @rnteporanT0lIJ. 1T um
10 neniger n0t9ig, neil bic 609iten Nutor;z
tdten Der Qnii6t limb, buB 8orrdt9s iUt ras
fomrnenbe Sa6r Bel Weitem bic einltimiI6sa
8eoiirfniiie unb cine oole Musfubrnddfrage
iiberiteigen, p6pObl europa fir e!nen ober
3fpei Mpnate mod melt me6r ais gepDbnli6
bebirfen mag. 9ies tpiirbe belfen, Den Marft
aufre9t gu erbalten, tpGbreno nj: frii6eren
3ufubren eintreffen uno bic BreiIe tpcrben
alsbann grpBentbeils bur9 bic @rnteuusIi9z
ten i'm Muslanbe befttmmt perpen, bic bis
lebt npd ni9t bur9aus ermutbi9eno iinb.
IS geniigt ntbt, bic @iIeniroutrie NIT
Der fiibnen 8e9auptung ab3ufertjgea, haB
ie ni9t mebr @ien, felbit an Sem n~ieorigz
item Puntte bes Sabres gebrau9t, uls je 8uz
bDr. sic erbdlt grObere inlGnbiI9e Som
trufte fir Notwithstanding @srdt6I6ofs
ten unb 81 ienta6nragenmateriali.n unb fer
ner fir @iien fir 8uu3pede, uls in irgenb
tinem friiberen Sabre, ~bsIonbers ODER fir
platten, in bsnen bic Na6fruge bic &apaaiz
tat aller Subriten ibertrifft, uno ni9t bloB
tt biss tpegen Der bon Der 8egterun9 gsmad=
ten 8eisIungen Der San. Sroboem but bic
Na9frage bic Preile ponMeateriaIien ni9t in
bic 906e setrieben, oa bic iebige periObe bic
bss Mbnartens unb 8dmpfens lit unb bic
Probu3enttn BON &obetien uno 8IodtdbG ba=
ben nod etli9e Probleme unter einanber
uusaumaben, SnapiI9en 1T fem 5aleu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-13
Ee1trrHhriimHe.

DienItag Na9mittas brad in ct. 2OuiG
i'm Stale bes Or. 8ernaps ouf Dem Sdir=
plabe, aerube nls bas erite 3ennen ange=
tiinbigt mar, Geuer aus urb binnen elmer
@tunbe paren flint pertbDole &ennpfsrbe
unb feds StGGe Derbrannt unb iieben
anbere 5tGue i@timm bef9dbigt. 0r
8ernaDs berGor bic &ennpferbe gqui=
tome, Mnpnpme unb gfep bel @OrIa, uni
Glenn. grepeling biiBte Die pferbe Nbe, ga.
i9ipn anb Tsrbppen Elm, Mebrsre pferbt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-13

in preiien 81 6emerten, pcbl a6er cine BEL
lere Ga4frage nu6 Proouften, nit btr be-
griinoeten @rtpurtung, bob 6innea 3asi Ars
den bic probn5irenps 8apu5itdt Der 6ubriten
bel 8eitem nlsbr op1ftdnbig beihdftlg; iein
mirb. uls es Ieit ein,m Fallen Sa1re Der
San eepeien lit.
Die 3a9l Der 9anterotte tpd9rsnb Der Ders
f~lo1enen @o9e bat in ben 9ersinigtsnSia1z
ten 229 betragen, gssen 2O6 i'm !sbten Sabre,
urb II in Canada, 9e9en 80 i'm &orjabre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-13

naren S5rau Mc&inGep, Setrstar Gprtelpou,
! Gtepart, &dpitdn 9. s. MontgomerD pom
SignofcprpS, Der bds &riegsSimmer i'm
WeiBen 6auie in Ieiner Sbhut fat, SdpitGn
@burIss 2effItr, bes 9rdipenten 0trtralt'
,ns6ote llrlb @tor9e 9. 6reuTe, BoItmeiittr
BON Canton, g., benz @ob1orts Deg prGiis
benton.
punft 1itben ltbr Iugte Der 8rd iibent fplz
genbe Mprte iibsr bic &eTptu!tonen, ourf
fptl9e bteieIbsn gum @eiek erboben Iperoen:
,@utes6eiBen, Z. Sui 1893,
MiGiam Mc&inle1."
@6e Der prGibsnt ppm 5iI@e aaftano.
perfab Ct nod bic MGgsmstne Na6tra9sbs=
piGigungsbtu, bic lebte Der BON gegenipdr=
tigen GonereB d%rrgenommelten groBsn 9e=
miuigungsmdBregeIn nit Ieiuer llntsrf@rift,
Die Seber, nit pelder Der PrdItoent biz
SatpaiizR efolutionen untsr5et6nste, i4entte
er 0rn. Stepart, Der bieIclbs ais Nnoenten
an eirt GretqniB, peldss fir bic lpdtere 0e=
14ibte Der Ser. Stoaten bon hober 8sbeu=
tuna lit, IprgfGlti9 aufbepabrsn niro.
Ser BrGiicsnt bat bic SenutDren Gulpm
BON sSuinois, Mor9an Don Mlabunlq, ben
GonqreBabeeorbnetsn 9itt BON SQinots, ben
prd1toenten Der 6alpaiif9en &epublit, g.
Dole, urb 81. s. Srear bon 9atpaii gu Rez
gierungseommiFdren fir Sutpaii %ernannt.
Grnennunoen.
Ser 8rGiibent f9idte am leBten StbGn9ss
toge Des &ongre1es folgenbe @~rnenningtn
an ben Senat:
6alfsS @eneruGz@biutant Maicr GbarleS
8. Sepl, @eneralzSnTpecteur nit Mdiorss
rang.
Captain @m. ". SimpIOn BON Z. @r>
tiaetieresiment, 9ilfsz9 eneral : @oiutuni
nit Maiorsra19,
Die 8rigabez@ enetale 9amilton 9. 9ap=
fins, 6enrp %. canton, Nonu q. G61ffse,
Sobn 6. Bates, gu @eneral>M ajpreu 6efDrz
bert.
gu 8ri9abe> @enerGlen - OberIt 2eonar5
Wopb, 1.8unbssz6 reip. &aoallerseregimeH
OttrIt= lieutenant G9ambers Mcai66:n, Il.
Snfanterieregiment.
l.. Geg. Sreitp. &abaleriee = Gum Oberf
= Sberfts2 teutenant S6spoore 8opIepelt.
Nuartiermetiter b:rSreipiligen mi.Oserz
f.nrang = 5runt S, 9eder bon Mi@igaa.
Auartiermeiiter NIT Oberitz0ieutenont
rong = Sumes 8. 8otsforb bon O6iO.
Sberurat NIT Sberit~2ieutenantrang -
MuiOr pbiIip s. 9arOep, Surgeon Il. 9. g.
Seize 81. Suffer, 9eniiOnsagent in San
( ISrancisco.
Sofepb 80. Sonss, 9enionso9ent in 60
lumbus, 3,
Seal s. Sharp BON Sbabu, 9unbamts=
regiftrator in 9atleD, Soa6o.
@inne6mer DffentGidsr @elber-@ilian
", 9Obgntou, 9uileD, Sbabo; Gbarles s.
@arbD bon SDa9o, 2eptston, Soabo; q. 8
9anscom, Minot, q. 3,
@bmunb $. 3urborit, 3oleinne6mer i'm
8eSirt Sunbustp, ..
eSames SO. See BON Marplanb, Gonitrucs
teur i'm 3pGtutterbtenit NIT /. 2ieutenantsz
rang.
Mitglieber Der GommiIiiOn CUR 9ur4iid3i
.unb er6eTerung Der auf Patente, 9anosls=
marten, @sI9GFtsnamen etc. be5igll6er
8unoesgeIsbs = 5rancis Sorbes bon 9&er
BORT, Mrtbur g. @reelep bon Seem 6ampz
16ire, 9eter g. @robcup BON SGinois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-13
9erhrehtEtt.
Dierfadber mSroer.


gi6dr6 8otap, aus Wai6ing:on Co., &n.,
pel6er in elmer Spnntag 2(6enb a6ge6alte=
men 3el.oer1ummlung in Mereer County 4
PerIonen ani6oB, nurbe Srettag Bel oerGer%l
folgung bonn Sberiff @eorg Golfer BON
0anbile eri9ofen. 3nei Don @otaip's
Opfern 1inb tobt uno bic beibeu a%nperen,
6rauen, ringen nit benz Sobe.
Gridie6t feline 5rau.
Gines Der 19nGr5eftrn @er6reden. bic iez
mails in Wisconiin Oorgefommen Iino, tpurOe
9onnerItag in 8etfiel0, 8is., BON 6reo.
aDbman berii6t, inbem berielbe feline
5ruu our9 einen @9uB in's 0er5
tobt 6inItpedte. Srau Gobmun mar bic Sat
tin bes beritOrbenen Observation-Disclosures
S. SO. gertins e~etpeien. Sic mar cine gsz
uhtete Dame uno purbe fiir3Ii9 als Qffiz
Ttentin i'm Boitamte angeiteGt. 8oon;un berz
Iufte ferner, ieinen 8ruoer, Der Bel Der 8lutz
tbat 5ugesen mar, 81 eri9ieBen. Gr ipuroa
per6aFtet unb i'm @efdngniB BON MonteGlo,
aroD1f Meilen BON 6ier, eingeiperrt. Die Be-
p0lferung bro6t ben MDr0er 81 lpn3eH. Die
8lutt6ut mar burb cine unbeoeuten6e Strei=
tigteit peranlaBt porben.
Grmoroet. SO
Sine @pe5ialbepeF9e aus Marquette,
W}i9,, Iagt: So6n Pedcod puros 9onnerito g
bon Wm. Godn unlpeit 5eneD nGbrenb elmer
&neiperei ermorbet, neil er ben Gorl6lug
gemd9t Bate, uuf einem Spit6duie BON
Observation-Disclosures etne ipunii3e
Sluggs %auf5u9i1en.
Moro uno Selbitmoro.
9onneritag Morgen Inn 7 l16r tpuroe
Coroner 8oplan bon @mporia, Seas,
bena9ri9tigt, baB 5tpei 2ei9en uuf
Der orpBen Sribiine in SpDen's 9rope, zine
Meile iiibli4 BON Der Stubt, gefunben NOR
ben 1eien. Sic tpurben ais bic 2ei9en bon
4rtbur Spnes BON @mporia unb Sharp
2e19man BON SCRANTON, &as., ibentifcirt.
9ebtere bate cine S9uBnun6e an Der Stirn
unb cine 5peite unterbulb oes 0er5ens. Sunes
mar in ber Ndbe bes 6er5erts in bic 8ruit
gef9ofen. SIS unterliegt fsinem 3meifel,
Dab bier Elm Morb unb 9eG5Itmpro b~prlie9t,
inbem Sones 3uert bas Mao9en uno bunn
itb fel6it tObtete. 8eibe iparen 16 Sabre
alt.
Gri6ie6t feinen Qnoreifer.
Sn ScOne, ST., gertet6 am Sonnta946snb
Der Ne9er u. Pearions init ieinsm &afIe9tz
molten SSumes Sones in @treit unb ain9 nit
sinem Sol4meier auf i'm los, porauf sSoz
mes ieinen &eooloer 5pg unb Ieinen 9(n9reifer
bur9's 9tr3 f6pB. Die @oronersiurp oab
einen uuf MorO luutenosn 8a6r1pru6 a6.
SSones lit enttommen unb biirfte 1htperli6
gefaBt merben. 8eibe MGnner iparen in
Cairo, ST., pO6nbaft unb tparen ols @r6ei>
ter auf einem 8iss5uge Der Suinpis gentral<
8abn ungeiteat.
moroer 9ehdnot.
Der g2eger Som 9apben, Der i'm Ottob.r
bOrtgen Sabres untpeit MeSenrn,
8p, cine iunge 6arbige ermurDs:
bate, biiBte Montug IN Sariforb
iein 8erbreChen NIT benz Sobe am Sal
gen. Die 9inrt9tung ging pbne St0runa
BON 1tatten. Der S~pbestanbibat bielt auf
benz 94affOtt cine Anipra9e an Die .3lz
I9auer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-13
moroer oehdnot.
9ernttrhtFH.
2luf feiner IloropoIfabrt.

2tuf ieiner NoropoIfabrt.
lieutenant pearp lit auf feiner Torbpols
fa9rt in @ponep, 6. s., un5efpmmen. @r
lit b%OffnungsOoG, baB CT bieIes MuG ben
NOropol erreiden tpirb uno tpenn er bier
Sabre CUR @rrei6ung bitTss 3isls 9e6rau6en
iolte.
Dictor emanuel.
prins @ictor Emanuel bon sStalien lit
IN 8egleitung bes @rafen Garpenottu uus
Bar 9arbor in Saratoga, 81. g., ungefomz
men. Sic perbsn 'fi9 eintge Sage bort aufe
buIten, ebe ie ii4 nu4 ~gtepport begeben.
Reide Peirath.
SRI. @Ga Mcp6erfpn, Scooter bes fr;bez
rem 8unbesienators So6n ct. Mcp6erTon
bon Stem Seriep, bat ii4 nit Or. SsoIepb
Muir perbetratbet. Die iungs Trau lit @r>
bin mebrerer WeiGtonen. 9r. Mui1 pp6nt
in Stem Oort.
GOrtitsIHS api Der 8. Ssits.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-13

Nu9bem Der GongreB in beiben 9dus.
fern Die NngIieOerung Der 9atpaiif9en Snz
fefn an Die Ser, 9taaten bef4tofien battle,
bertagte er iid ON lsBtsn Samitag o9ne
Sang un6 &tang fine bic.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-13
Sdwerer unfan.

Gin eIettrtI9 der @asen uuf be: GpnsreB
Seigbts : 8abn, in Waf9ingtOn, .. g.,
Der nit 9afagieren angefii1t mar.
rannte @onntag Nbenb ssgen einsn @ugsu
auf Der anacuitiu pferbeba9n. Gin unbsz
fainter Munn purbe get0btet, urb Is Bis
80 2eute berleBt, mebrere burunter tObtlih.
8eioe Wagen 1purben 5ertriimme.t uno bic
pferbe bon benz einen @agen getDbtet. Der
11nfaQ ereisnete ii9 ~gegeniiber benz ct. SIT
5abet6@N1Dl fir @eiitestrunte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-13

Ri9arb 8otatp, aus Wai6ing:on Co., &n,
tpel9er in elmer Sonntag Q6enb a65e6altez
men 3elsperIummIung in Mercer Gountp 4
perionen unI6oB, tpurbe Sreitag Bel Oer8erl
folgung bonn Sberiff @eOrg Golfer BON
0anOiGe eri6oTen. 3pei BON @Otulp'5
Opfern 1inb tobt unb bic beioen a%noeren,
Srauen, ringen nit benz Sobe.
The record-union., 1898-02-21
THAT $1,000 BURGLARY.
Mrs. Aleksa Refuses to Talk to or
Aid the Police.

The police have seemingly made but
little headway in gathering facts con-
nected with the burglary ON Saturday
night of Gerome Aleksa's house at SO
Twenty-fourt street an account of
which appeared in yesterdays Record
Union
1t will be remembered that on Thurs
day last Aleksa borrowed ST, 100 to pay
off a mortgage on his home, which
falls due to-day, and that he asked his
wife to deposit the coin in bank un-
til the time the settlement would have
to be made. But instead of following
her husbands instructions, Mrs. Alex
sa hid the money in a folding bed.
Mrs Aleksa induced her husband to
attend the theater on Saturday night.
and all the occupants of the house also
went there When they returned the
money was gone, and the house looked
as if a Kansas cyclone had swept
through it.
Yesterday morning Chief Dwyer sent
two officers to the house for the pur
pose of interviewing Mrs. Aleksa to
ascertain whether or not she had ever
mentioned to anybody that the money
was in the house The officers, how
ever did not interview Mrs. Aleksa,
for when they attempted SO to do they
were informed that she did not wish to
see them, and had nothing to tell
The officers say that uAtil Mrs. Alex
sa tells them all the circumstances con-
nected with the money they will be UNI
able to- do anything toward ferreting
out the perpetrator of the burglary.
They have theories of the affair which
they cannot substantiate until all the
facts are known, and feel greatly disap-
pointed over the refusal of Mrs Aleksa
to tell what she knows.
The record-union., 1898-02-21

heart? Is thy commerce theft, thy
press corrupting and corruptible thy
literature venal, thy courts unjust. thy
men bribe-lovers. thy politics vile? If
SO, then like the fruit, thy core is rot
ten. Thou wilt hear the prophetic voice
in history: Thus far shalt thou come,
and here shall thy proud waves be
stayed"
What is thy ideal, O fair Columbia?
Is it extensive territory, world embrac-
ing traffic, superlative wealth or Napo-
leonic ambition? There is only one
ideal for nation. Let men sneer and
taunt; history is the true, unerring
guide. There is only one ideal, and
that is Righteousness. Keep we'll thy
heart for from it are the issues of life"
Thy Golfers may be filled with gold and
silver; thy factories may glow with the
fires of industry; thy schools may dot
the lands and sparkle with truth as the
gems of heaven; thou mayest win yicto-
ries on land and sea, and drag all Eu-
rope as captive to thy chariot of prog
ress-what good will all these be un-
less thy heart be pure, thy foundation
stone be justice, thy walls be equity and
fidelity?
Let us take to heart the message of
Amos. 1t is the message of history.
1t is the message of God. America has
been favored of the Almighty. Her
earliest comers were men of ideals, men
and women who suffered because Of the
crimes of political and religious injus-
tice. With the Puritans came the leav-
en- of the prophetic passion for the true
and the just. The mighty influXes since
those early days have brought us equal
ly sturdy and vigorous elements.
'Tis true in Europe America has the
reputation of being the most material
istc country in the world. We who are
here deny it. America is a land of ideals,
though we oft fall short of their reali-
Zation in daily life. And that ideal main
tanned for over a century is righteous
ness, or. as we in modern phraseology
term it, character. Let us favored citl-
Zens of a favored country take to heart
this lesson. When lisping the names of
Washington and Lincoln, let firm reso-
lutions We'll up from our hearts that
we best honor their memories by loving
what they loved, and practicing the
ideals that made their lives worthy ex-
emplars of American manhood. Let
us remember that every unjust deed of
ours. every attempt to wrest the cause
of truth, every robbery of the poor and
degradation Of the needy is denial of
our patriotism. Every step that i'm
pedes the cause Of justice is blow
aimed at our Republic. 1t is so. 1t
must be SO. We cannot have misread
the moral of the basket of fruit.
The record-union., 1898-02-21
OVER THE WHEELWAY.
Club Men and Others Enjoy a Run
to Folsom.

The club run Of the Capital City
Wheelmen to Folsom and return yester-
day was a very enjoyable outing. The
weather was cool, the path and road
in good condition, and there was not
enough wind to interfere materially
with the progress of the riders.
About twenty members of the club
and a number of other wheelmen joined
in the run, which was led by Captain
Smith j. G.. Patterson of Patterson
Station had a very tempting lunch
ready for the club members, and on
reaching the prison grounds beyond
Folsom the visitors We're very cordially
welcomed by Warden Aull and allowed
inside the grounds. The ride home
was quickly made.
Last evening the rooms of the Capital
City Wheelmen, which had been closed
the past week for renovation, We're re-
opened They are now fresh and clean
and very inviting.
The record-union., 1898-02-21
CALIFORNIA WILL RESPOND.
SHE rs READY WITH MEN AND
MEANS.
Governor Budd Says She Will Fur
nislS 10000 Men at Once
in Case Of War.

In an interview in San Francisco re-
garding what California would do in
the event of war with Spain, Governor
Budd is reported as saying:
California stands ready to do her
duty. In the event of declaration of
war l would tender the President of
the United States 10000 men. If
money were needed to equip the troops
for immAliate service l would cali
upon the rich and patriotic men of this
State to advance the funds until /
could convene the Legislature in extra
session to make the needed appropria-
tion of the public money. Yes, l under
stand that Congress makes ample ap-
preparations to reimburse money ad-
vanced by the States for national de-
fense l would have no fear on that
point. California would receive back
from the General Government all the
money expended by the State in such
emergency"
The Governor fancied that California
regiments would be assigned to service
on this coast. yet the first two or three
regiments organized might be sent to
points on the South Atlantic if the
Government should require the imme
diate concentration of a large force of
men at some particular vital point
THE troops would be sworn into the
service of the United States" said the
Governor, and Of course would be used
as the General commanding the army
should direct. 1t is natural to suppose
that the troops from Texas, Louisiana
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and
Georgia would stand the climate OF
Cuba much better than would the
troops from the Northern or Pacific
Coast States. Then the cost of trans
portation and the element of time and
distance would cut a big figure in the
calculations for mobilizing an army.
Il should say that California would
be depended upon to protect the coast
line of the Pacific. We have a long
stretch of sea coast and many regi-
ments would be required to guard
against encroachment. / should say
that several regiments would be as
signed to duty in the harbor of San
Francisco, and that force would be
needed at San Diego to strengthen the
garrison at that point.
In the event of a declaration of war
and a call from the President of the
nish a quota of men, the response of
California would be immediate. Cali
fornia would supply her quota Instant
", and l should SO inform the President
at once. Should the Legislature be
convened in extra session no other sub
ject than that of providing means to
equip the troops and protect the State
would be embraced in the proclama-
ton.
Before the Legislature could assem-
BILE l could raise the money to organize
the regiments on the faith of the State,
which | should pledge California stands
ready to contribute men and money to
maintain the honor and dignity of the
nation. Our troops would go wherever
they were ordered, and I am confident
that in whatever position placed they
would reflect honor on the State and
nation
The record-union., 1898-02-21
DIED.

FRENCH-Near Winters, February 18th.
j. +. French. aged 81 years 10 months
and i. days.
Funeral al the residence Tuesday at 2
p. m. lnterment in the Catholic Gene
terry. All invited B.C)
STROMPT-In this city. February l9.h.
Joseph Strompl, a native of Austria,
Funeral notice hereafter.
MITCHELI4-ln this city. February 19sh.
Frank r.. Mitchell. native of Ply
mouth n. H.. aged 63 years
Funeral notice hereafter.
ETGENJA-In this city, February 18th.
Adele l.. Eugena. native of France
aged 3S years. months and % days
Friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral
tomorrow tTuesday). at . p. M, from
George III. Clark's funeral parlors. Nos
City Cemetery.
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Cavalry1nen at the Target.

The following scores We're made yes
terday by members of Troop B, with
pistols at fifty yeards:
Sergeants Boden A, Lee 40 Morrison
So Hunt 81, Bauquier "a. Corporals
Ziegler 40, Kane 49, Kelly 36, Privates
March 80. Hunt 80, Lee 81, Powell SO,
Ross 80, Evans "a, Hackman "a, Schadt
30, Clegg 80, Wara 30, Stiager 80 Mill
ner ~, Jennings 2S, Scehestdt %, Hess
y, Hastingplug 23, Carr p, Young 81,
Prewett 20.
hooting-Sergeant o. Boden ~,
r. Stiegler 43, Perkins Al, Corporal T.
Kelly 40, j. Powell 40, F. Smith 80.
The record-union., 1898-02-21
A GOOD RESOLUTION.
Chief Of Police Dwyer Says He Will
Run OFF the Loafers.

Chief of Police Dwyer has decided to
clear the city of all Objectionable char
acters. and will lose no time in making
practical application of his decision.
The Chief says he will clear the city
of all the rif-raff ii contains, and Will
see to the matter in person. He pro-
poses to keep the patrol wagon busy.
and believes that when the objection
able element of society finds the city
is too warm for them they Will seek
other fields for operations.
Chief Dwyer believes that when the
useless population shall have disap-
peared there will be no call for gaming
rooms. and that the gamblers. being
superfluous. will also disappear.
The record-union., 1898-02-21
Rifle Club Scores.

The Helvetia Rifle Club yesterday
held its monthly best-center shoot for
cash prizes. The first prize was won by
f. Dettling. second by William Eek
hart, third by A. Haynke, fourth by
}. Meyer, fifth by E. Schmidt sixth by
A. Griesel, seventh by Fl. Miller, eighth
by Captain Ruhstaller ninth by A. Bur-
gil, tenth by c. Zuest, eleventh by Will
lam Lampert, twelfth by F. Ruhstaller
Jr., thirteenth by +. Zberg, fourteenth
by F. Imhoff, and the fifteenth by NJ
Miller.
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The House Was Unoccupied.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. A Carlson who rent
the upper fiat of the house of G.. Aleksa.
which was robbed on Saturday even
ing. wish Il stated, because OF inquiries
and rumors as to who live upstairs in
the house. that he and his wife accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Aleksa to the the
ater. going and coming on the same car,
and that no one was left at home.