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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-08
HARNESS HORSES
IN FAST CONTESTS
Exciting Sport at the
State Fair.
TRACK RECORD THREATENED
MUCH BETTER CIRCLES THE
COURSE IN 2:o9 1-2.
Neretta Has a Walkover for the
Three Year-O1d Stake-Turfman
Hughes Found Alive, but
Not Well, in His Room.
TRACK RECORD Threatened
MUCH BETTER CIRCLES THE
COURSE IN 2:Oo 1-2.
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 1.-The light
harness racers held the track down this
afternoon, and If there were a few days
of just such sport the gallopers would
soon somewhat lose their grip upon
the race-going portion of the public.
Every race and every heat was inter-
esting, and when. in the last event,
Much Better, Rex Alto and Beachwood
came down the home stretch in close
order, with the drivers beating a merry
but painful tattoo upon the anatomies
of the contestants, cheers went up that
could be heard in the far distant hills.
And when f. w. took the second heat
In such style as to install him warm
favorite before the third heat there was
a mighty plunge on the son Of Dorsey IS
Nephew.
| But Farmer" Bunch perhaps could
drive trotter or PAGER better than he
could SOW wheat or kill potato bugs
in fact, much better, and we noted the
fact that he could have been much
closer to the other San Jose mans horse
in the second heat had Bunch willed it.
But perhaps 1t was better, much better,
to save the favorite trif1e for the third
heat, and may be they will change the
nickname of the driver from Farmer
to General"
Mamie Riley won the first race, a
mile dash for 1928 trotters, very clever
ly by two lengths after getting away
poorly, while the favorite, Bonsaline,
wound UP last. The time was 2:16K.
DR.. j, at to in the betting, led from
ego" to wind-up in the second event,
,1o 1,,& 90
Shelby finished a handy second and
Silver Queen, the longest shot in the
race, third-this after showing a lot of
speed
Lady Margaret, a wee brown mare
from Los Angeles, made every post a
winning one in the third race, for 2:30
PAGERS, finishing first by three lengths.
Belle w was second and Silas Simmons
third.
Captain Hackett and Harry met
with an accident in this race, the for
mer's sulky breaking and spilling
Driver Bunch.
Then came the 2:12 pacing race .spo-
ken OF heretofore. In the first heat,
2:0914, just quarter of a second be-
hind the track record. In the second 1t
was 2:11 and in the third 2:13A.
Neretta logged over alone for the
three-year-old stake, and a good days
sport was at an end.
The Judges. were: A. B. Spreckels,
presiding; John Boggs and Adjutant
General Barrett. The attendance was
even better than that of Tuesday.
THURMAN Rienzi Hughes of San Fran
cisco, about whose alleged disappear
ance the Sacramento papers had con-
siderable to say, was discovered in bed
at his Second street home He had
partaken of too much ice water for the
good Of his stomach and was ILL., Mr.
Hughes Is a very wealthy man and
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SAN QUENTIN PRISONS
LATEST SCANDAL
Money Extracted From a Registered
Letter Sent to Penitentiary
1nn1ate

+ SAN QUENTIN, Sept. About two
weeks ago Bayard Saville the forger. who
was sentenced to fourteen years in prison
for swindling the widow Bell" missed
$50 in currency sent to him in a registered
letter from the East. When the letter
arrived at the San Quentin postoffice the
prisoner was notified, as registered let
tiers cannot be taken from the office with
out the convict's permission
Turnkey John c. Jameson, who opens
and inspects all the correspondence. took
the letter from the postoffice by Savi1les
authorization. When Saville received the
letter and missed the currency the POST
office Department was notified w. "A.
Robertson, the San Francisco INSPECTOR
was sent to investigate. He received a
statement from the Bank of Whining
ton, Del, that the currency was inclosed
in the letter. After an investigation last
ing two weeks one of the Prison Directors
stated that Jameson probably would
have to make good the sum missing.
NOW Warden Hale has new theory
He says Jamieson's well-known reputa-
ton Tor honesty renders it absurd for the
turnkey to be suspected. He believes that
the money was taken by Greenwald. the
Emerald ring smuggler," who recently
was released from the prison. Jameson
now asserts, also, that Greenwald was a
trusty In his office and opened all the
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a daughter of William Marshall, we'll
known farmer residing short distance
from this city. The ceremony was per-
formed later in the day and this morn
ing Albrecht and his bride took drive
and spent the day at Mark West
Springs
Upon their return to the home of the
brides parents this afternoon Albreoht
was arrested on a charge Of having OBJ
tanned money on false pretenses in this
city and issuing a fraudulent check. A
few days ago, it is alleged, Albrecht
went to Brooks & Loomis, a dry goods
firm in this city, and arranged for the
purchase Of dress goods for his in
tended. In payment he gave the firm
a check upon the First National Bank
of San Francisco, which was accepted
and the goods delivered.
To-day the suspicious of the firm
were aroused by inquiries from a local
dressmaker who had not been paid for
work she had done. The San Francisco
bank was communicated with by tele-
graph and replied that no name such
as that Of Albrecht was on the books
The arrest followed.
Albrecht when seen in his cell to-
night by Call representative claimed
the whole affair was an unfortunate
mistake and that he would be able to
explain everything in the morning
when he could communicate with San
Francisco by telephone. He said he
could not understand why the check
had been returned as he had sufficient
sum In the First National Bank to meet
the check and considerably more be-
Sides
1t has been learned that Albrecht
met his bride while she was engaged as
governess in the family Of Frank
Hatch, ex-Hawaiian Minister to the
United States, then living at the Palace
Hotel, San Francisco.
During the arrangements for the
wedding Albrecht insisted on paying
the bills, but when the ceremony was
performed he neglected to give the
minister. Jay William Hudson. the GUS
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WILDFL0WER WINNER
OF THE ST. LEGER

LONDON, Sept. 7.-At Doncaster to-day
the St. Leger stakes for three-year-olds
was won by Captain Greers chestnut colt
Wildflower, by Ganinu, out of Tragedy.
j. w. Larnach's chestnut colt Jeddah, by
Jan Issari, out of Pilgrimage, was second
and August Belmonts chestnut colt
Bridegroom II. by Rayon dor, out of St.
Bridget, was third.
The Cleveland handicap plate was won
by Martin D. Rucke's brown horse King
Hampton, the Lorillard- Beresford sta
bles Elfin second and w. M. Clarke 8
Prince Bareldine third. This event is of
500 sovereigns for three-year-olds and up
ward. There were eleven horses In this
race, and the course the Sandel mile.
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cORBETT is NOW IN
FINE CONDITION

NEW YORK. Sept. flames J. Corbett
has returned to training, in better condi-
ton than even his best friends dared to
hope. He has come back quite his old
self. His weight has decreased trifie.
but he is Still full of life and bubbling
with confidence.
Taken all In all, Corbett has benefited,
If anything, by the lay-off. He had been
at monotonous work for some time and
was growing impatient at the delay. With
only five weeks in which to get fit he
has turned in to work as II he loved 1t.
He believes, as he did before, that he will
win as certainly as the day comes.
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ALSACE AND LORRAINE
MAY BECOME INDEPENDENT
Sacrifices Which Germany and
France Might Make to Garry Out
the Cars Peace Plans.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept THE No
vosti, In long article, declares that the
principal subject to be considered by the
disarmament congress must be the uues-
ton of Alsace-Lorraine. 1t anticipates
that the result of consideration of this
will be either the naturalization or the in
dependence of Alsace-Lorraine, which
will now be possible without wounding
the amour propre of either nation.
Both Germany and France, says the
Novosti. could make this self-sacrifice to
attain the Cars worthy object and thus
restore friendship and relieve the world
Of the burden OF armed peace
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Winners at Hamline Park.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 7.-Results at Hamline
2:4o class, trotting. purse s1oOo-Dolie Mar
chutz won second, third and fourth heats.
Time 2;19A, 2:1s14, 2;19a. Aggie Medium took
first heat and second place Time, 2:1eA.
Maggie Lass third. Belle Clifton and Hill
Freda also started.
2:13 class, pacing, the st. Paul purse 5000
Redinda won first, fourth and fifth heats.
Time 2:O91a, 2121S, 2.14. Anna Lee second Red
Strath third, Alfred fourth. Tim Donovan,
Hartford Jr., Jib Laverna and Lena also
started
2:09 class, trotting, three-year- olds purse $500
Miss Della won in straight heats: Time.
2:saA. 2:2s1s. Luto Roy second, Temple Oliver
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Racing at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Sept. The track was heavy:
weather fair.
First race, three-year-olds, selling, seven
furlongs, Sister Jane won, Boulare second
Prince zeno third Time. 1888.
Second race four and half furlongs Glas-
nevin won. Amelia T second, Defiance third.
Time, 1.001h.
Third race. all ages, six furlongs, Alice Far
ley won. Judge Wardell second, Lady Irene
third. Time, 1:19A ..
Fourth race, three-y ear-olds and up, selling.
seven furlongs Homelike won. Mamie Dillon
second, Lauretta d third. Time, 1:s5.
Fifth race, three year-olds and up selling
one mile, Leo won,. Bromoko second, Tony Hon.
ing third Time. 1:4s.
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Rain Spells the Racing.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. IA thun-
derstorm broke up the racing at Charter
Oak Park this afternoon, only one race
being finished, the 2:ls pace. which was
won by Winfield.
ala pace. purse s15oo-winfield won third,
fifth and sixth heats. Time, 2:l3, 2:14, 2:165k
Jimmy won second heat In 2.l4A. Pussy Cat
won fourth heat in 2:12%. sylvan way won
first heat in 2:10A Hydrogen Queen Vitelio
Billa and Alcienta also started
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Peculiar MuDDer Adopted by the
Commanding GENERAL to
Express His Views.
In the Form Of Letter He Mentiops HiDself in
the Third PersoD and Justfies His
Recent Acts.


0 YORK, THE Herads Washington correspondent G
statements already attributed General Miles there
is
but not this be done VIII depend the future
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correspondence. He believes with the
Warden that Greenwald took the money.
Why Greenwald was not accused at
first and why he was permitted to open
registered letters is not explained. That
to this theory is shown by the fact that
no attempt Is to be made to find Green
valid.
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ASTEROlD DISCOVERED BY WITT BUT A
FEW MILES in DIAMETER

OBSERVATORY THE asteroid
by Witt Berlin August 49, small body only few
bit When nearest the 1t is considerably within the orbit Of
E..
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tonary fee. Mrs. Hankel, the Dress
maker, collected her bill from the
brides father this afternoon.
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Advances made on furniture and pianos. with
or without removal. J. Noonan 1917 1923 Mission.
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FROM THE ALTAR
TO A CITY JAIL
Architect Albrecht Is in
Trouble.
ARRESTED IN SANTA ROSA
SENSATIONAL DENoUEMENT TO
BIS WEDDING.
Marries a Rancher's Daughter One
Day and on the Next Is Accused
of Having Swindled Bust
ness Men.
SENSATIONAL DENOUEMENT TC
his WEDDING.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SANTA ROSA, Sept. 7.-Charles AL
brecht, an architect of San Francisco,
obtained marriage license yesterday
afternoon to wed Miss May Marshall,
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BOSTON DRAWS AWAY
FROM CINCINNATI
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

CINCINNATI, Sept 7.--Breitenstein
struck out six men in the first four in
nings. In the fifth he was hit for two
singles, two doubles and two triples. He
was easy after that Griffith was never
in danger. Attendance 1900. Scores:
Clubs r. H. E..
e Cincinnati .:, e
Observation-Disclosures and PETIT; Griffith and
Donohue. Umpires-Swartwood and Warner
BOSTON, Sept. 1.-The Champions won
to-day's game by punching hits in the
first inning, base on balls and double
steal, all of which netted four runs. After
that the game was q pitchers battle,
neither side having the advantage. Score:
Clubs r. H. Z.
Boston ...............!.............
washington ...........-....
Batteries-Lewis and Bergen; Donovan and
Mcclure. Umpires-Hunt and Connolly.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 1.-THE Colonies
were badly off In ali departments of the
game to-day and were shut out At
tendance 1000. Score:
Clubs r. H. E.
15ouisviile .................'.'..'.'.'
Batteries-Powell and Criger bowling and
Kittridge. Umpires-McDonald and ODay.
BROOKLYN, Sept. THE baseball
game scheduled here to-day between Bal
timore and Brooklyn was postponed on
account of rain.
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Sixth race, selling, mile and sixteenth
Continental, LOG (Clawson), to L.: I
Lansdale, 10s (Simms), to 1............''...'. q
oxnard. Merlin. Knight of the Garter, Lord
zeni, Mount Washington and Scotch Plaid also
ran.
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Fifth race, seven furlongs
Annie Oldfeld, los Frost) to 1.................1
Ada Russell, los CBritton) to / and 2 to 1....2
School Girl los (HalD, 5 to 1...................S
Time 1904.
Aspasia Mariti Virgie Cook. Odalthie, Sweet
Cream, Elsie G, Money Spinner, Fair Deceiver
and Belle of st. Clair also ran.
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Second race, five and half furlongs.
Donald Balm 105 q. Mathews), to 1......s,..1
Carl C, 110 (Britton), 3 to 1 and to 5........2
Air Blast, ITO CWinfeld). to 1.............s.SS
Time 1:09.
Undue Lafayette Charlie o, Fardell, HI@
Orather Spectral, Bob Salter, Blenheim, FI&
sion and Avondale II also ran.
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Third race, mile and ffty yards. ..
] H c. 1Os q. Mathews), to 5.............,...1
Draw Lad, los (Beckley), 10 to . and even......2
George Krats, 101 CIV. Dean), Is to 5........ "a
Time, AS.
Elkn, Lord Neville and Seaport also ran.
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Loneta, 102 (Southard), rs to 1.........: ....-.1
FIreside 1O2 Ffost) 6 to 5 and to 5.........2
John Boone, l04 IN. DUNN, to 1..........'..-s
Time, lis.
Miss Verne Waldorf, Esther r, Loving Cup
and Mamie d also ram
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Sixth race, mile; selling.
Bon Jour, 101 (Britton) to 6...................1
Ma Angelina, IS (Southardl, to and to L.
Libation, SO (Frost), to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time lay. e
Harry Shannon. Kowalsly, Katie Longfellows
HIlda Ray II, Duncan Bell and Cecil also ran
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!. Fourth race, mile. selling.
Arcturus, 1O2 u. MathewBl, to 5.:t..........si
Sue Nell, Sc u. Brown. 20 to and TO LIZ
Rotha 81 (Nutt), to 2......:. .:.....'S
Time, 1:43A.
Rarus Jack Hayes Elsina, Van Logic, Skink,
Springtirne, Almante, Buck Franklin, Forbear-
ance and John Cannon also ran.
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CINCINNATI Sept. 7.--Loneta gave the
winning the first race of the day from Fire
side the heavily backed favorite Loneta got
the decision by a nose. Weather delighttulI
track fast.
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Fifth race, six furlongs:
Kinnikinnic log (Spencer), even...............
Typhoon H. l2S CTaraD, to 5......."...S....s I
Time, 1:16.
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navy Department as 20 pewey's position
AZ Manila
The war department was agr-eaaly sur
p-Sse1 az Ire number % BIDS received IN al
sGe- % sts proposals for transporting ne
Spaniar6s now a Santiago 10 Cadiz- Iae
terms offered by some % the companies
were also regarded as very reasonable, ana
4 is destraS be % terminate the present con-
clifton ct affairs al Santiago az the earliest
possible moment. II Is understood me
award viii De- made Immediately. The ota
from the Spanish Steamship Company was
u surprise - tae department. officials, ard
az least some Of them thought ;hat il
nigh, b. good policy for the government 10
avail .; this Offer.
Gen GTeenleafs report came tbs AT
eEnoon. and was 20 the effect that, while
the yellow fever vas widely spread among
the troops. Il was very mild IN form Gen.
pGftlei4, who has been suffering from the
disease. was reported 20 he improving yes
ter1ay.
The open statement from the Cuban ie
CATION here toiay. made TO the war depart
neEt officials. that they Were prepared 10
accept as proper the programme laid down
by Gen. Shafte- fer the government Of
AFFAIR." az Santiago. is out a prelude III
which & Is proposed 10 issue instructions
from tina; body 10 the cuban generals in
the field. Ger. Gomez and others. that VII
tend - prevent a repetition % the conduc.
tha, has Jeoparc.zed the relations between
the American and Cuban soldiers.
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IS MAKING 4 GOOD READY.
GEN. MILES WILL NOT START UNTIL
THOROUGHLY PREPARED.
Experiences of Shaffer's Army VIII
Not BE Repeated in the Porto Ri
can Campnign-Nopitor Monterey
Supposed to Have Reached Cavife

WASHINGTON. July 1.-The war and
navy departments are now engaged IN
making all OF the arrangements for the
despatch Of he Porto Rlcan expedition
and watsoa's eastern SQUADRON. There
has occurred one O: those natural pauses
IN the progress Of the campaign inciden;
TO the completion o. one set OF operations.
There being no possibility o. the reeeip;
OF news OF a great battle or Of q surren-
der. there vas Jess excitement and less
evidence of nervous strain than for weeks
past.
Gen. Miles expected departure was again
deferred. TIE explanation given was that
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SAGAsTA FEELS ENCOURAGED.
Announces That the News From Ma
Mia Is Favorable.

MADRID. July 4.-Senor Sagasta and
Gen. Correa. minister OF war declare that
the latest news from the Philippines is Of
tee most favorable character.
Gen. Correa's adyices indicate that the
insurgents are now displaying "only
lukewarn' hostility towards the Spanish
troops
Capt. Gen. Augusti sends an official dis
patch asserting. under date OF July H.
that. while the blockade is becoming very
serious the enemy has lost heavily in sew
eral ENGAGEMENTS. by which the morale OF
the American forces has been weakened.
and the Spaniard.s have been greatly en-
Courage3.
TIE dispatch alleges also that the g2rrl-
son is ready to fight TO the death. and
that Gen Monet ana several officers who
had escaped from Matabeoe have arrived
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LONDON, July n. Neither the officials
q the Spanish embassy. nor those OF ,ne
British foreign office nor United States
Ambassador col. John Hay have any news
tending 20 co0irm the report circulated in
the United States that re Spanish CATH
net has decided 70 s3e Tor peace On the
other hand. dispatches received here from
Madrid la;e this afternoon make no men
ton Of such a determination on The part
Of the Spanish ministry.
\ special dispatch from Madrid says.
The powers are * hanging notes re-
Gardine the coming OF Commodore Watson
and IN" progress made thus FAR Is salts
factory 70 Spain"
The Madrid correspondent Of the Times
says.
Nothing Is known regarding The le,i9 on
parenUy the government does not r.enr-
niZo The necessity u making peace muck "
and tne pubic seems 20 he Indifferent
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Officers Quarters.

tho Institution with chips on Their shout
degs, aud the painful discovery iaat a Job
at tfae reform school j. Quly another name
Tor Twelve Or fifteen hours OF hard work
every day ia ut5 week has not operated 20
d-sofn them Of hostile feelings One q
them. the shoemaker. IN an affidavit
rharaes thai Westcadorf has visited rs
department hut three times since he has
been In onlcc-some sx months. The
grievances OF another. duly sworn To- il
that on suHdry occasions the super,ntend-
en- Ignored his presence"
The contingent tnat has been after Wes-
tenGoEts scalp appears today 10 he some
What di-piri.cd. Il Is Eow alleged that At
ttaa meeting day before yesterday GOV.
Rogers fatty ,olI the amen present Ne.s-
teHdoEf Sh4u,9 no; 81 This j. not tha
vtr40u - the governors remarks given
81, mmed ately 3ltgr the meeting, but Il
sea n'.s 10 oe tte correct one, judging from
She upeompli mcntayy ;Hiass the less dis
Greet OF the push have been saying s.ucs
his exce!eney went home II 3uday night.
After tae governor Ws..t Away. tie AS
&8gt was directed upa the members ~
The board " ho rcmAlacd Heh3ad Waite
these gentlemen were Very refIseut mp -
the tine " their departure j; Is auab'fuI
whether any good was d.as. Or Jordan
makes 10 secret % his position aGi !. -
alleged that SUIve.y ird .te ,os&4 -t3t.9-
mon - believe Ae Wts W.ta taatu. TIE
detected coalition iu VAl.. 1h-t are ieft.
however. tn .ltJte- th4: ,t.r uav. hs}c a
su.p.cian tn-y went up against Brace
game. Tho board probably .4s Ga3. r~-oad
from he nrct :ha. poliIlesi con4.t. tat'1ua
oasis have created the Opposition !" N.s-
geu4arf
a e.ut,aman Waa claims "a have inside
knaN .eas" sa.i ;odtE .at. Z 4 change s.
81 az .5F tr'-Em .-'ftst. i ~ + Gat b..
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held several meetings 81 town. however.
with loeai f4s.grlSfs WHO have been TAX
tx an active part against wes,end9rf J.
lie stated that AZ these meetings charges
against T@steud0rt were heard These
charges. g - alleged are 10 ne ssrect that
he Il uaabls 70 get along with his su5or-
dinatss and that he e ~ various ways in
competent - h3I4 TIE position. The sub
orG.aztes with pu@ or fwo exceptions.
have taken an active part IL tne cam
palga against Westend3rf. They came 10
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ships ia Santiago Are Primes.

WASHINGTON. July 20 Secretary AZ
ger announced thi4 afternoon that ii had
been finally and definitely decided that
the ships taken ia Santiago harbor BY ne
surrender Of ;he city. become the property.
as pr.zes. Of either the army or navy This
IS in accordance with former supreme
court decision
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RIOT AT NAY tt.tEZ
spanish Attack Natives for Suspee,.
ell sympathy With Amcric,

NEW YORK. July ga special dlspat n
from 81. Thomas, u. w. l.. TO The Journal
reports a serious riot AZ Mayaguez. Porto
R''o. on Sunday, resulting in the king
OF nine persons and the wuuodng of manv
others. The Spanish residents attacked
the natives. whom they accused OF beng
sympath!Zers ana intending 10 aid the In.
vading army from the United States.
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MADRID. July - -Advices received
hare from the Philippine islands say That
the natives are tll-treat.ng 4@o Spanish
prisoners. bat it Is hoped that tAe friendly
Offices Of the French government will res
cue many of the Spaniards