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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-14
NEW ATHLETIC GROUNDS.
Designs for an Elaborate Equipment
for the State University
Being Prepared.

BERKELEY, Sept. 13-The athletes of
the University of California, and all the
Berkeley collegians interested in college
sports, are expecting that within two or
three years the State University will have
new athletic grounds, which will rival
those of any college In the East. While
as yet no step has been taken toward Sc
curing their construction, the plans have
all been made, and 1t remains to be seen
whether college spirit or the munificence
of the board Of regents will carry them
out. AS the expense to be, incurred will
amount to s25,0 900 the athletic associa-
ton may have serious financial difficult
ties to overcome, but at least some at
tempt is going to be made to put the
plans through.
The design submitted to the athletic
association is the work of Edward s.
Prouty, student assistant in civil engi-
neering. They provide for a three-lap
cirider track, IS feet wide, with a straight
away 22o yards long and "a feet wide
the whole to be surrounded by row Of
eucalyptus trees. No expense is to be
spared upon the grand stand, which will
cost alone, 1t is estimated, about s12, 00O
Within the Enclosure space is being al
lowed for football, baseball and tennis
grounds, the football to be surrounded
with two fences in order to prevent all
interference and Inconvenience from on
'lookers. 1t is hoped that before very long
the great intercollegiate games will be
played on college fields, and the adequate
provision Is made in the plans for ac-
commodating the vast throng Of people
who always witness such events The
baseball and tennis grounds will be mod
eled after the best, and the work upon
each will be executed under the closest
supervision. 1t is estimated that fully
"a 800 cubic yards of earth will have to be
removed in the course of construction,
and 1t is quite possible that the students
themselves may assist In this part of the
work.
Elect Officers.
BERKELEY, Sept. 13.-The members
of the sophomore class of the University
of California have elected officers for the
coming term as follows: President Ralph
T. Pierce; first vice president, Miss Go
din; second vice president, Miss Fish:
secretary, w. j. Shaw; treasurer, r. w
Myers; sergeant at arms, L. S. Kerfort
executive committee-R. r. Grieve w
n. Frickstad, Miss Preckle and Miss
Milidge; sophomore representative on ex-
ecutive committee of Associated Stu
dents, Ralph r. Fisher.
Freshmen Defeat Juniors.
BERKELEY, Sept. 13.-The second of
the series of interclass baseball contests
at the University of California was play
ed upon the college campus this after
noon. The victory easily went to the
freshmen, who defeated their more ex-
perienced upperclass men, although 1t
was the first time any Of the men had
played at the university. The score stood
II to 10.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-14
Republican Club Entertainment.

ALAMEDA, Sept. 13.-The Young Mems
Republican Club of the West End will
give an entertainment at its new wigwam
In the Neptune Gardens TENOR to,morrow even
defray the expense of erecting and fur
nishing the building. A very interesting
programme has been prepared. consisting
of athletic. gymnastic and acrobatic exer-
cises vocal and instrumental music and
speeches. Many of the party leaders will
be in attendance and large audience is
expected, as the programme for the even
ing is exceptionally good.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-14
BETRAYED His Bondsmer.

OAKLAND, Sept. 13.-For the fifth time
Edward L. Wheeler, charged with re-
eeiying stolen goods and released on $1,000
Dali, failed 10 appear in court to-day for
trial. His attorney, Tom Bradley, stated
client since the arraignment. An attach
ment was Immediately levied against
Wheeier's property, to save, If possible
the berkeley -bondsmen, whom he be-
trayed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-14

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 8, A. D. 1898.
The said proposed amendments are to be sep
arately voted upon in manner and form as fol-
lows:
Each ballot used at such election must con-
tain written printed thereon the following
words, whereupon the voter may express his
choice provided by law:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-14
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a WOMAN ARRESTED.
Socialist Labor Party Is Still Fight
ing an Ordinance.

OAKLAND, Sept. 13.-Mrs. Jane B.
Hassfurther, the Socialist Labor candi-
date, was arrested this evening for violat-
ing the ordinance prohibiting public
speaking on the streets within the
fire limits without a permit. About 300
people were assembled at Tenth and
Broadway, as 1t had been announced that
Mrs. Hassfurther would risk being ar
rested. The speaker had merely stated
that she was a member of the Socialist
Labor party because 1t recognized men
and women to be equal. when Sergeant
sist She replied that the constitution Of
the United States is superior to an Oak
land ordinance, but jumped from the
wagon with the sergeant's assistance, and
Offering him her arm she walked to the
City Prison, where bond was furnished
and she was released
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-21
BALLOONS Assiys At sxpos,TIo

Said That .Sre.iasnt aet1inisy iu,s1ds
A.iSins aH Ascension.
: ClAEA, sept. I0.-fIe cap!iye bal
lvons Used Wy Shatter's Amy IN che ID
vance upoo Santiago have iAacand Cue
exposlti1n grounds aud the csfloefs ~
tAe Cnlted states nlgnal oofpe are got
ting theln ready tog daily ascsDsions.
These balloons aTe capable ~ Iihing
1870 teet and III tlls distance telephone
colnuunioatian 10 held w.i5h the station
Lelow. 1he balloons cary touS poeple,
tue capacity Icing II 800 cubic ieet. j.
- said thai President Mckinley III
tends " make aD i41oeIsaon dus1ng hls
ylsat " the exposition.
EelegraDls frou Chicago glye the as-
suysIlce that Chicago day, oct. J, VIII
Ee one ii tie. marked SUCCESSES ~ the
eXp1ltlou. a Uelegsan states THAT
6,Ityo ClIlcaSoaps viii Le here on that
day. The Union t-oague club has char
LeeH reserved, The board u trade Will
coi4e with i still Larger party. The
DenlSGlatic Marching club ii Cook
county viii ill another ',ig special and
about 800 IIle,Ibegs ~ the C.Jk County
Republican club Will come. The Mar
aueGte club, Chicago Athletic club and
the GeTmaDia cl ub viii attend ~ o1ga-
DiASIicLs. The celebration Oh the
egopAds Chicago day viii he nD,aLle
oAe. Mayor Garter Harrison, Senator
Mason; Congressman Mann aHd Charles
u, Dawes, aomptrSller u the caIfeAcy,
Will deliver addgesses
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-21
The WaltAyc shan,

The nis elseWs ta,.tUtion 10 makias a
sptsnt,t seeart this saasen, receiving
aothlus tut waTts vi praise tsum the
eIess at every eity visited The tVliaw-
les IA taken tfom lsasthN sEt.ais
wh'ah ssesatE aresarsa IN the Nt
oasmsl ,tAl Star
SpsaS aiane viii nas psEM,s eaE .lvIa.
ere,ht tha; u iustiy dae H. the RrsS,t
Wailaes VIrcUss whiaa showed here
yssIerday, tps xVe.t heRs.s, e>,Rseles1-
tIaus wors thsy .lsssrSs iaI vi xS,S.l
ta,ags bsiag said oi IaaIa rt,e l.lsa
that alsysrsssSS ass walSs. sat Ihsa gives
even esttsS shap ~ Contracts tcE, ~ =
phlsaRsareplst AND hss aa@s - "iew"
1Ri Ng, Wattacs ean * elasssa sneas
Ihese Eew,
WhS ~ lnta = seAsthy dissertation 90
.aa Individual ssasarss ~ shs sAew ?
thsir eSa Press po.icSs deal IA saas
kIat VI SS->ss and Ne kpes, BON, thss
shsy AFs " 4 4pahsy lAss sas.ss su-
gsEseE ~ ~has u - elAins>t teE sasAu-
u aAspsAaa sass ~ aaaSts. sas tiEsS ~
leApaDa rss<xalssoa soad % shs Nsk-
son ta3tky. fAslT acs ~ caS saoAe s.ao.
II issslt, asa ssoEas NJ APPLAUSE xssss
saslE Soxk tesS s&aDd sas3Fss.ssxs.E
\ closs sscSat 10 foasa N saa SsIgks. IA
she2r eacyols esar8." thar coasEol os
1ae siieas sssed Gass ~ sssa ~ ~ AZ
pEeciase~l
Cosnss ~ GVlaDb1s. ssss.y, Sep4, ~
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-21
STOPS oosF.scAFtoN OF cA++4.

STOPS CONftSCAIlck OF CATTLE.
Work IL Eislds Al tCab> Delayed " L.<S
40stOAeH.
HAyANA, Sept H.-Ail toe sllemEers
e0 the Alasrloan syae0AtS0u o0,aaAaiss.op
.ea.lle ASHORE from the Resolnte yesterday
NogniLs ailsi saIe iLetailed tt tAe Tro.cia
h0tel ~ Secada. AL axe wei. ,E.sjox
Allison si.xailed his ankle, bpt the in-
jufs II Dot iIiipors..lt
Bear AGaliral 1uis Faster Pan6sEo,
Captain u tie port, who was originally
es5cted a sleaibsE I tae evacuation
commission; aas, owing ~ sickness,
besn repa@asd by Aani,1ssl Aantsso.a.
And viii sail for SEain svday owing ~
hls I'll haaisd.
Captain GeUsxal BlalCO has OrdeceG
tsAast sae ool,isoati0D .Of the few cattle
remaining al tGe Island ssaaI be sts-
t1si109o AZ Latanzas preyiDoe, wnsre
AZ ti.Iea.eIeO 20 be 3 death blow 70 al
YS>sslh.e @Ork IN SGe fslds. The necee-
slsy tasst silailaT stspe " taken IA flnaf
te k.o and other provinces ~ impef.-
ave. toe crpps haying bosn ruined 0t
G.e work Of satisfing shsM delayed
tArcugh Asck os o4sp.
AdYsces .fr0,n sls interior report ti,a,
hospitals axe bs,Hg es.a 1itsasd CA many
estates s.Ed that reiisi ,o.nniittees aaye
SeSn prss.aszed in several towns anc
villages 70 attend ~ shs requirements VI
Che Cuban t10ops, WHO axe IL q SAD con
0iEsop
The STEAMER Alfonso XII, sailing fos
Spain today, viii carry ZSl beAss u
documents 81 the MILITARY a1chiyes
She viii also n.ye Oh board tLs diyision
VI General Pablo Gonzales Corral.
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-21

O depression; the very evident and
every swhere present proess " resttrDed
prosperity shown IN tiIe actistt. ~ ali
lines OF work and business --op the
farms. in the chops. stores, bat,iss aud
Offices, but the preseIi; state VI the eotsn-
Try IL general. was theme avoided, ss
much as was possible 10y bots the speak
en-, Robinson, the democrat, fusion
candidate Tor congress. and pvrtss. poprl-
list, fusion candidate for secretary ~
state.
Judge hensIey presiaed al the meet
ing aud intsOduced the speakers
Nr. Robinson has /; ne arr .. AT at
tOrney pleading es,ss IL eo,rst, and sr.~
'oeesofing 10 maze OF; ms side py uyssG-
ing the mann issues. lighting sily of the
opponents battle SHIPS
NJ. Porter is afflicted more chan es.r
II sucn q thing Were IlosSip,e. witt the
iaea uf Els OWL Importance.
II is safe to ss. that The srs-ase ,;st5-
zen thinks about as lac Gid n.sfur. these
meetings.
Tue state Of the .coJyIgt-y is tn- can
paiSn document for tae republican
party, and Mr. Porssf, VIII GnI isis .azr6
campaign very st,sal ;.far.
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-21
6iG FORGE foH MANILA,
tNe Westuaeats aaW a. sau traueise,
NrAereA 81 fAit,ppiues-

eve Wesiu,euts soW ~ saa s.aaei.eu
0sasssa ~ tAiI,pp,as.
WAsa.NaIaN, oept a-ttve ws,,
NAauts aaw AZ SAW tyauc,sco have he,,I,
0Iiegea ~ AaN,l., Arrangements tul
the,y transportation VIII TO Wavv ~
unea.
This yesiMents oI,tslea 90 Mauita agS
tAs Ntiaw,us: FATTY tirss lava, iwen
ualh haas.s, tWst Nnuassse, tivst
Wasnsasto0 aaa teSaehmsuy ii thS
ttrst ITeson.
WASHINGTON, Seps. at Vas states,
=, tne Was aeia,tMeas tayS No asigen.,s
had ayisen Wh,cA Aagte IL uecessAsy g.
.eAa the sgpops noW ~ s.N tSaugis>S e.
Aa0,ia, s0t the er>lss ,ssusa ,lAay NJ.
~ accoTaanee WITH tae sensaai plan II
the department yesar>ins = garrison tlX
tGe Phii,ppaaes That pian od gasriss,u.
,lusy taelUl,ea aN.l<<sMen tVg the pt,ihu-
pi0es, IA. MH tpg FS9to Rive ana GAV>>,
fpg NUSa, tha tgoops ~ bS ,ens IA
Aanita Ualser ssssay ; QSltag VIII M she
cpNlapsspAen9 tpS that ssasi0n, Yae tsoaI..
wouh have aeen sent bSiVxe, is VA,
>Ata, aAceeE that taa aeparSlasas was
await,as saa rssprp III sgapsysSSs. tt i.
40. aNpeeted thai tglol>s aoW A. 4oa.,-
lS.u Sih aeeQsmgany tAase " hs eua,
parAea aE San fSarciscp. but taat uaose
trpogs viii te SsaE ~ stpgesasp la tas
nsay fNIure-
Eae war 1vp>.sslaans Ases AaauJel
she VSSsvgs IesaEtye " the alspSsch OF
SeiaiGgcelasnts ~ Eae fhisIspinss so ~
" Sacgease the aapas~s ~ l,6ll wsyaEea
aud ~ Q,aieers. These ave n.A.b. ~ eS
fVnS co4Ayante>s VI tie twsasy- shlrd "
tantry aud recgGlts tos .as seash Feaiu
sylyaniA, kTss Nebraska AVID sAlss Cv!o-
rAdo these tgVops pa.ie Gp The sA-
pe~ht-oa pnaer lseneEaA kn4s. whicA
rseently sefs aan ssancisco oa the
Ayl1ol.A fcs the Pnlhppiass, sas was
ssop9ea - the ds4>.rtaaea4s ) osdegs wAea
I've a..ys oas aaa reterlea u poss.
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-21

Axasssxes&t ksaGss AsNds = Lssss< so ,he
Associated Pres.
NEW fosk. Sept. 20.-Ths following
dispssch Gas besn received ar Cue uffice
asEe II che Associated Press:
MANILA, Sept 1.-THE Filipino
government dssares % inform the
American 8VySrnmont aud people chat
che many .fuiEor. circulated regarding
.shs stfaiasG relations between Toe
Filipino and American forces are base,
malicious ISLANDERS Of the enemy 70 both
parties, are without any truth and are
circulated for rae purpose Of prejudic-
inS the appeal 6 rhs Fihpinos for their
release froan che oppression aud cruelty
u Spain The. relations of our people
and yoars have been aud viii continue
~ bs ~ the most friendly nature, and
We have withdrew our forces from the
suburbs Of Msni.a as an additional
evidence II our confidence IN the Ersat
American republic. AGeisALDO"
The dispatch was read wirh much in
tersst aa ths White House. The psesi-
d1nt receiyed the statement with evl
dent sppreciation of iss anYortanos.
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-21
cOLLlss srtRfs AsoyHo isoss.
AdpaHce Gu.Ta vi Aas..J IxEssiAiiDn S"I
DDI1lolu nas Failed.

Advance Guard vi sasaJ EsEsSAiion Ear
HDIDi,slu n.as s..ileS.
WAsHNeTDN, sep. @V,-y.e s.dsaucs
guard ID ILe Iayal expedition tor Hone
lulu. and eventually tos Manila, started
yesterday; when the Ab.sIends sa-lleq
tgo1A Fortress -houToe yia EIlIil. The
AIb..reAda Is i collier, SAe VI tAose
which axe ~ keep IA. blg Dtttleslips
CIespn and lows sappiled wlth cDsii Oh
illeI Long yoyase around South AreI-
lea. ihe plau is " haze tw9 ~ tle
coilers pIecede the LlttLesIips and t"9
" ~ along with theIu.
" addition 10 these escOTtlny oi,ait,
Aciing Secretary Alien ordered thai tAe
Celtic and tIls Us added " lAe eApeol-
iioD. Yhe Ieiflc Is = refrigerator aaid
supply ship aud the iTis Is . disabling
sIig. fAeI capacity l. enoIDuDus and
AI. AIIeu said thai IIo such perfectly y
s4uiYY3d naval expedition ever sailed
uuder any Eas VIII tAeir Large Te-
serge supply u coal, with al. .abund~
anGs Vi refrigerated fresh ILeats and
vegetables, wiiI appliances aJad plaDi
SGr ulaAiDp repairs 10 lIiaciiAe4y, and
IualIy With an abundance VI fresh
water, iAe s4uadrol. viii Lc aide ~
Lees the ssas ior AZ lldsEYite perlod ~
time
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-21
Aa,.su,sr, t,e.,u s.,.,.,.

NGw ha"s, sap "a, i,-tGe itah sea
erai eaayeut,nA 1t tna tiaitaa brathe,
hooa ot 'iagpentars a.a ia,usgs II
AMeriaa was LesUn hcre yeaie,aay
mura tAau in aeiesates representing
~, tpeai un,uus acattegea ih.ausnau,
sIe apunt.y be,ns II. attendance, iGs
pTiuelpai aaa-i,a. Whleh vii. aaIue w
tpr a,Aausstpa aua e,,asiiagat,uu viii hs
the propoeitiua ~ withdraw a. y h,.ty
iroa. the AMer.pau teaara,,oa 1T i..t,uy
tia.,s viii atso be aaI,ssa, u Is s.ia,
A.V,as ia sAa.g purpaae the pgateatiau
VI the Nav tas .arpaaiers irala ths
pAeap eunpaiiIinu ig,lw aats,ae plt,es,
especially western aues,
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-21
yYiuleys VIA.

vi arIitraI,aa ~ Whala Was sah,a,.tea
differences beIWesn hshsyt Su,ilh
tIintias eompaay, STATE priosars aua
..,ikers WAa stssck iur 4 u,ue Guur aay
aaa Getsai Wsse> va biUaius Wader u
pontraaE essentially a.ars,ea tlG two
Seags sasa Iha'g aaelsla1 YESTERDAY
afternaap, Abs e,apiaass .gs snsa =
aina ana = hall Aaug dan, wi,h uiae
haass SATURDAY. and tae iHcgeasa ia
wase. aeaeA far. YAa suikers Weye
ous QnS one week. aa agreeraent hay-
ins been reaaAea " ga!arn ~ Work
White case Vas beins arh,tgaSea
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-21

t.tsse4, gers Scls4s eass soS es,ss2 ass, - ~
aa,gEais ssavsZass - taseSSv - AZ
Ssext. s.asHnsEc&s, cee.sy, eH,sSsl, ;;-.Ss
~ ~sslgAss Ase&sss ~ cv-ss-seS - 10
e..sssza sstses t,sass -sss2s.s - N;-sAs Ia
Calses.." 80 gv&2ss. Al st.sNes >. sSIsset,-
SeEs ssl SaA sAss she ~iS.ac-s Lac -
She l>alcaxo, NA,~ss&se ( 81 ssS, ssts-
sas Ma OlaAs.s Is8 leascE GO
aseE.hs aXae.ieas ts.lGsses g. s.at:n ieysi-
.sesaL2asAoas - saaaaeE iA.ai -t-- -
s2g. 81 gave sav sssess5 sa3lsf,s:s-,'A,-
\ seseEeaes 81 he sA,,is 5sa.'s. 4" :. n
.kcaae gaS, sva4, - ee *tGs.-., 49, -
s.xLax tsS gEt9clgaA i.s-e5 sesl u a2ss
Nss,c4Et st.es Cor . 4lcSsa 3ss- 'cs
lhlca,so. CcaseL S...,s Z kslssi2t >-2If'
tilss eE sAe Cnsca.Sy. MLIstakee Z -
ss4h ss,tsa.. sv1 -otN .s t0ee6.~--'
,lEslsa.,& .iaA Tie grceeE ga.sssrs-s F't
lsa,,aa .ad Chicaxc. sss@ss aCss saai
Al ys shs. -SA.ss t-.a@" s-sl1ss t--:sse ll.
lhlca,xv ~ angie ss4ie - aos--es 81
shs, exes.sss 5tttJ 70 - 8 Ire y@sdi sa-o'i>-
car hlsss - aae yfi8:tea- --i.ss.sr1 ciss'es.
.o. skl3s.eaatL ydrt,ct as. i-I1,s i.t;s4'sss
l,,.t1s. s2c.; s.ease cal cn - t-'i.eSs :
A Ni.,h, Ss.i@FL 4<sS1s Ottaa1.;. Neso.
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-21
DAVIS 70 SPEAK ~ WEST.
AssisisIt secTciapy eS buieTioT ~ @aLs
CaAIYAlsn Aour.

AssisiaDi secTcisSy - SDieTioE 40 aake =
GaDpaisn bSur,
WAsH,AHTD., Sept. 20 Assistant
Secretary ~ tne jJlieIigr Webster Davis
Ieit the city Iast iiasAt upoI q campaign
avg tCur under the auspices ~ the Re
publican roaere ssioIai committee. His
HIst engagement is VI Deifyit, hicA. ,
tonight, wLrre Ie opens tLs state caAI
paisa. tyrni uefe Le goss ~ MaTioA,
lul. q, wEere Ls speaks oa li4s .!a JAeA
~ Isrre iiante, Ind, .5d; Evansville,
.lil seiaiia aAd GiiUtuD, Mo, .6lL,
JDpiiA aAd GariLass, Mo, .TL, splius
Hell aud MoAett, Mo, ;.Sth; tAid, ~. r.,
B,!iE, aai GItAvie, ''ct. l. tLe assist
aat asc1eta.y syiii tAe. so into kaAsas
ipr Ave days a..i ilsn iHtv NsLr4ai.a inI
Ave days, south il.kGtI itt7s days,
WyoAiAs iLree days, ana viii ateaa
ile LaiaHce Vt tbs t,AIe up 81 eiectiau
day w California ani the stats ~
Washington, GAai.Men ~ state enIn
.aittees VI Ohio, Misna.sin, Miuuesoi.,
iowa, North iiaL.ia, Nrat Virginia
aAa h heAiurLy Llye A,iiei Asaisiant
pssseto.y i'aN,s t1opeA tAais ca..l,a,sus.
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-21
Si,sL.u wi, h., Ee.,su.

UppAs Harms, la, Sept. m-hep
Thomas 4. drsen. hishap-elect ~ ,ht
Episaopai a'oaesa ~ iowa and sea'" "I
GTace chugch Ia this city declares hs
viii pay na atteHtion to the iettsy HnW
,,aias circulated am"Hs 'he ciessy and
iaity ~ tho ii,rcsso. askiNg him a. 40
ciina ILa oii,ua ~ Which he has Jas,
Leeu .eiectaa. tugthermore, u h,s ap
paueuts tase their cautest iuto tho kaus.
al Lisiaps aHd ny Ia aefeat his oanis.a
sttn, ihege, he is willing a. ,noet au.i
isAt then, aa th.t sy.wua.
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-21

sFsAAISG " passes Pepplnlss the lead
ey Of the ''ho. .boN" fpanter, the papU-
lS7t' 'popptpee tpr goysgnQE got hsuselt
lQto NItA q pass Z teN Seags Az "
W-s WRIle he vas memeeG y. tse seSIs-
latpge- Abs paTtS Vas peW then aud
Vas pakIag Rts of capital cat et las
antk PASS egA. l41se4UentN vixen
fnspteS vert oyeS tkls eganaks wAeGe
he, Vas ARo@n, he used u saupter cut
oR tRe Tear PAattoPn ~ glSe u hiR pass
pUmeeT. lAaTkeS AQ1@an @as conIuc-
tor keSe taen aud had toLd il On PpSnter.
llae day ke eaayJel the traIn At Cosuus-
bus tor Albion aud II kappened there
VAS az okl womaG tTom soons eoupty
asoaTd VIE Lad Aeard tAs stQSS aud ee
Aas AZ Alliance fanattc, unsopAlstiealed
~ he iaeonslstensS qt pop politicians,
s@leA4d PeSGteS a he s.oAe cut onto
ne R.a-AoIm and When ha returned -
ssss -. she. vent. after aln and tAlked
Frsae,,, LSa.cA, and faSmeSs AAanee at
lasa al a.. o.ce, - tae great amuselnsat
ofz.. ess Col et people. Ppes PesnteI
ecosan : : -, |, Sozd he d.Jnt aaye am
-aing, O. sssS "a, fAct. saL Il one conllt
loaes % 1.ss lUs.As De slsasd be haI
~rsa&sslasR-lissos kssdkI
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-ALGER HEkDE TO RETIRE
Report at Washington That
He Offered 20 Resign.
PRESIDENT DECLINES 10 ACCEPT

AsiAsS Asiis EeAsEba.;sa AicJsSss. ~
-seSeyAI Thousand A.Tss-leIiaiDK Kxscts
III Original B-1asIss Are Restored ~ tiis
Sulsiie DOMAIN kas nisnsS
.Lils FJ1el@-n L..il.
WAsaISeIos, Sept. zO,-A Iul.oT n..s
started Late last nig.J ti...t Generai Ras-
s;H a. AlseT te.Gered his resignation
~ secretary pf wax Ja,t bss:oue ne .ett
W.-shlnstou several days ESQ ACCORD
ln2 " the stosy to.c Aere, but ssiilcp
..,csIs confirmation, Geue1.;l A.Seg called
~ LAe Whits AoUse and intormed she
president thai he w.s resdy " give Up
his Office ..t any time. President hH-
klnley i s..id " haze declined " sccept
LIE Resignation.
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ners.. H.s..le GLausea.

NAaalN"IoN, sept. ~ he pse.,
deAt Laa aisaed aA o.ier aiie.iuH ,Ga
LuuAaaTies ana area ~ tIa bi..ak ti,iis
Iosest ,eserra Ia SoutL iIakaia. A pa.
tiua ~. tIs sesetya WAS uuauitei ias
ti.uLe. sToains aua the has GeeA eX-
eiuaea aAa iatsa laor sAieaa,Hg iato
MynA,as ~ tij,,aE' .arsa Gaa Gee..
saaad ~ tAa Teassye. This aGt,uu was
takeu ~ tbs soi,a,t.t,au ot tGa peapi.
nIias ~ the Y,eiaitY ~ the .aserrs.
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pDspsety tvr Sale,

Wi,LiA less than mile of the city lin
its, a ~ acre tract of land we'll known
as the i!aues place, all fenced, and all
unieT the pi.s:
A large, 2-st0Sy, frame dwelling, ce-
Ment cellar, cisiesH, eessponi, etc
GDad sized barH, Hiae iot ~ fruit trees
Al individual iTIisatinp plant 0h the
place. Easy terms ta the purchaser
Apply tn T.. II. hGsaHF. ~ Juiy, An.
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Taii s.r senatorial C."vsn,i"..

The delegates eiaGted Ia he t.snato'ia
Convention ate heseby requested /"
meet W he C.a't itause al SahayieS,
Neb, nH The .ith day "f SepiemLe'
1855, fas The taTt"ss of nominating II
candidate foS Senator Ia this i.ih Dis
tsiat, comprising Platte ahi cnifaI
counties, aud f"T isansantins such either
business as may t'"pesiy Same before
saii GaHHoGtiun.
Il. u, sHRLnnE, u. Nelson.
u Chairman. Secretary,
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s&,ltsS Cau,patsa,a..

AANSillE, Va, SapE- M-Uunssess-
man haiiey SPOKE AZ pAathan, tae
eounty >aat, yesserasy, IL the ipteSe,t
Vi y \ sWansan. AAelnaaTaIta naunsaae
fpG aonsgeSs tlp1n the kifsh atsgics,
Pepple tul r,,lses aroana we've IL the us
c1oWa ~ haar tAs IvAau.
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RsoxS.;s G.>,1. pr.,......,.,

f0R0Sgo,. ONT, Sept 1o.-As the
,ooassnti0n " the Bsothsrh0od Of Loco
nlOtase fireMsn. :. c0mRiittee from
Peoria, His, headed by Judge n. T.
W0ktiiinEs0n vi the state eireuit coax;.
presented Peoeias Claims ~ the nsx,
c0aSaati0a VI sae 6coshsr600d 70 be
held in fSVO. Tae rivalry between
Rse<ss aud Milwaukee grows daily. Tle
deciding vote viii be taken immediately
alter the elsesi0n IT officers.
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S,aias. N1aY'. tTabees.

MAp..D, Sopt aa-'fhe aueen segs",
has ,api,ea "a the o,sGuiar of un0H,
Mu,ay,att, the kussiau toveisM m,A
istas, pgapasins ,hs reauctlan 1T tbs
e4cess,ya armament ~ tho paWars aN,l
tbs Aa,utGuauca af veal ana L,slias
peace, ttas malesty pfa,sea tho a@as's
pTa,aat alat tTaIa,ses a. sani y .teiasaI.
IA the proposea disarmament a1nies
euee. II Is statea that Seum aie,tA,
Spanish M,u,stey ~ MWaaeo, viii hs
apls,ulaa seesetasy ol tho peaea ea.0
AlAlsSt,sA,.
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ASS oas 4sesA CUSTOM. ~s Aes.ve paFSy
political aaasseEs to .shs k.ss eas shia
week Ne is3 oax seaes hlDiss1 and ~.
can Gaks eas extss pasasios os bbs
susioa sassslSs hsse Sab2rJssy; si,ssaooa
apd syeaiRS. tue aeesiss u the e..Fa
" the sftssseos sss scs largely asssa>A
s1 ssassiag WITH bare aa3Ahs4, quite
4 aa1hss u xaosa we're rspa oncas.s. AZ
sEacsed as eaEsossss ~ asax S5as Nr.
Posasss nighs have ~ SAY, eesessoinS
tho pssssss stale os the cVaasss al lalss
"a eossnaes3 vasa The 9eaaoefsa.e siiass
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NOt CAN SAVE.

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River. California. and Puget Sound
Pointa by travelling over tho Union Pa
c,iir. The Overland Route" Through
Pullman Palace Slccprrs. Dining Cars.
Upholstered Pullman Tourist Cars are
run daily via this l,ne. thereby giving
both tirsl AMI SECOND GLASS passengers
the Very hest Recommendations to all
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lama ana Pacific Coast points, For
rates, advertising matter. AMI full in-
fsima,ina, call on W address
mar IL J, L. MsAanse. As,,