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The San Francisco call., 1898-03-02
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AT THE STROKE OF TWELVE
Colonel Jefferson Doolittle and Miss Jennings
 Be Welded To-Day.

 will i'm to 
  m performer of
 
  in
  de and n that Dr  maid o   Miss Foster be atred in white organe pink silk The oraton will will be
  leave extended
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She and Her Sister Se-
 verely Trounced by Dusky Amazons.
Two Members of the Black Patti Company Who Were
 on. Their Muscle.
WOULD NOT BE INsULTED.
A Lively Row on Folsom Stree Which Caused Considerable
 Excitern ent.

Say, yer not so warm, even If you do travel, with Black Patti. She's not the only pebble on the beach; there are others. See!'
 Just then two colored women, who are members of the Black Patti Com pany, suddenly turned around and with flashing eyes encountered the two white women who had addressed the slurring remarks. In answer to a question if they were looking for trou- ble?" one of the white women remarked that she had "been there before," and did not object to a 'mixup."
 The next instant hats and hair were flying In all direction. One of the white women had on a blonde wig, which was torn from her head and hurled in the gutter. Realizing they were "up against It," as one of them afterward remarked. the white women, without waiting to pick up their hats, took to their heels, leaving their col ored sisters masters of the situation.
 You missed de chance of yer life, " remarked one of the dark Amazons to her companion Why didn't yer put it on her solar plexus?"
 "I had de one wid de wig goin', and would have put her out de next punch If -dey didn't get next and skip out r. While the colored heroines of the brief slzirmfsh were congratulating themselves on how they put it on them white gals" Officer Cooney ap- :peared and demanded an explanation. The colored women claimed that they had been grossly fnsulted," and 'jest to even up matters they had trounced their traducers. The white women had disappeared, and as the officer had not seen any breach of the peace he al lowed the colored women to go.
 : Yesterday Cooney. made the follow ing report to Captain Spillane:
 About 1:50 p. n. saw a crowd at the corner of Sixth and Folsom streets, and, running to the scene. I saw two colored ladies and a colored gentleman walking away. l also saw the Misses BoWen-Mollie and Annie-of -92S Fol som street. They were hatless, and one of them claimed she had lost her wig. They both looked as though they had been struck by a Kansas cyclone. Mollies hair was hanging down her back, and she presented sorry specta- cle.
 Annie was searching around for her swell hat, which she had lost in the fracaS. When she found it the feathers were missing and she accused the col ored women of having purloined them. Close to the scene of the hurricane bat tie found a gold watch. which be- have turned it over to the Property Clerk until the owner can be notified From what I learned the colored
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women had a decided advantage in the sharp but bloody scrimmage."
 Cooney did not learn the names of the colored victors. He says they were accompanied by a MT Brown. who is employed in a clothing store on Kearny street.
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Bumped Into sharkey.

Joseph Kennedy while training Tom Sharkey at Haggerty's on Ocean road yes terday received a slight laceration of the eyebrow during mix-up and was treated at the Receiving Hospital by Dr. Thomp- son. .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23

Gsuy with reference 20 Camp Thomas Is
said the Increase Il EcGaexs aoove 90
normal had begun about the middle @
July. and had increased rapidly = On n.
time forward Until there were ~ paaelss
In the First DIVISION hospital on TIA Isl o.
Angus. Al th!s tine /. was ssnpos@oas
% receive Few patients for perloo o.
twsE.yfour hours. TIE increase II ols-
ease had begun With the rainy season ahi
lie thought much o. the malaria n2d c%en
due 20 me fact taa: the men weTe conn
peeled 20 s.sep on the ground. ne htlltp-
10 tae flies and 20 t,e fact that me We-.s
were infected and 10 TIE carelessness OF
the men.
DR.. Hoyt expressed TIE opinion that me
surgeons in TIE division hospital had Deem
com PEI tent. The nurses % the hospital
corps, waiie faithful, were IN mos. cases,
unsklie3 and therefore incompetent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
HAVANA FLOODED
BY HEAVY RAIN STORM.
Streets Filled with Water Until
They Look Like Running

HAVANA. Oct. 22.-One of the heaviest
rain storms in years fell here last night,
as a continuation Of the storm of the last
few days Every stream in the vicinity
OF this city overlooked flooding the sur
rounding streets. The streets of Havana
presented the appearance Of running rivers.
The water was over four feet deep at many
OF the crossings, swapping houses. stores,
and damaging furniture and other prop
erty,
The fire brigade was called out. and
many sick and aged people were carried
~ places Of safety. Traffic was DELAYED
on every railroad running out of the city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
THEY ARE SLOWLY
COMING TO TIME
Spanish Peace Commissioners Make
New Proposition for IA Conn
rrpmt~e,

PARIS. Oct 2e-The United States peace
commission held two s.tt;nGs today to con-
Sier the volurinouS communication pre-
scented by the Spanish commissioners. This
new proposition q the Span,arGs looks 20
a compromise between tho refusal Of the
Americans - assume any II the Cuban
debt a0i The Snauis1 claim tina: the Unit
"a states should assume /. wholly
Tls terms OF yesterdays proposal are OBJ
xious'x unknown s9ve - The cornTlss sion
srS The A1Ycr'C car comm 'ssi0Ters viii Re
psy = the communication at Mondays FONT
session. ana a. extended argument VIII
then follow. and VIII carry the matter pos
sIbly over - another meeting.
Summoned tn Paris.
MANILA. o.. - Zen Wh;'sier. ro,loc-
:or - customs her.. VII - ordered % oro-
ce.j % Paris fQr tGH purpose oF test!fviuc
hrfe~e tie United states peace commits
s.cn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
SPANISH SOLDIERS TO
REMAIN IN CUBA.
More Than 1900 VIII Avail Them
selves of Opportunity TO Keep
ASny From Spain.

WASHINGTON. Oct, 22-Gen. Wade,
the president Of the American military
commission at Havana. has informed the
war department that Captain General
B.anco has offered the Spanish soldiers
tina 70 secure their honorable discharge
from the army and give them their back
pay II hey desire 20 remain In Cuba. The
Spanish commissioners on the evacuation
commission estimate that about Is o0 sol
diers VIII avail, themselves Of this offer
bat Gen. Wade believes that the actual
figure VIII be much larger.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
Fflfpfnos Are Threatening

NEW YORK, Oct "a dispatch TO the
Herald from Manila saws: Deweys seizure
OF Aguinaldo's steamers has made the ia
tives Ind gnant, and their attitude Is
threatening.
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BAD TIME TO SEND TROOPS.
SEASON IN CUBA MAKES THE aUy-
DERTAKINK UNSAFE.
They VIII Not Re Required Untfl De-
cember I-Americans Willing to
Postpone Date of Evacuation
Heeker Board Picking Out Camps.

WASHINGTON. Oct 22.-Reports re-
ceiyed a.. the war department from the
American military commissioners az Ha-
vzna indicate that the season is Tot yet
sufficiently advanced IN Cuba TO make Il
even reasonably safe 70 send any large
number ot American troops TO the Island
just now. According to the last advices
from Gen. Wade. Il probably will be De-
ceznbsr before any additional troops Will
be required In Cuoa-
This statement. in connection with as
sursnces that Spanish officials are earnest
ly trying 20 complete the evacuation or the
Island. has tended 10 reconcile the authori
ties 20 postponenent OF the original
date for the completion OF evacuation 20
month beyond the date originally fixed
UpoQ
IL Is felt, however. that there IS no actual
loss ot time upon this score, since the de-
lay has not only afforded an opportunity to
better arrange and shift the troops in the
United States now being prepared for gar
rison duty but In the meantime the
Hecker board, now in Cuba selecting camp
sites. will be enabled 20 have almost every
detaI OF camps arranged so that comfort
able quarters will be In readiness when the
trC,nrtS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
MINISTERIAL CRISIS
IMMINENT In MADRID.
Newspapers Advise the Cabinet 10
Agree, for the Sake of the
Country.

NADRiD o.. c9-The unwsvYa p4rs
he~e regard ministerial crisis as irn-nl-
1e1' ant trey nrg@ the - Gie;e-s 20 sink
trey differences IN view o. Soain's many
difficulties
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
Insurgents Reported Uneasy.

NEW YORK. Oct ga dispatch TO the
Herald from Havana says; For some days
reports have been received from Ctenfuegos
asserting that the insurgents are growing
restless. committing depreSatio2s ami
threatening 10 precipitate trouble with the
Spanish troops, So treQuen; have the rum
ors become. and 90 apparent the anthem
ticity. that the American commission Will
send an officer 10 Cienfuegos TO look into
the matter. and. Il necessary, 20 read the
riot act 10 the insurgert leaders.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
Notification to the Spanish.

HAVANA. Oct 22--'T'ne American com
mission YESTERDAY Informed the Spanish
commissioners that the United States
troops would begin to come 10 the ISLAM
during November.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23

VANCOUVER = g CD-. - Seq 80
FsErsr iset tSis evsr - ror I-assycS.os
80 1"H- - -ss SsHe--ac rs.txzv T~e~
sSg re Sus .ssrt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
EXCLUSIVE SUIT PATTERNS.

Nothing more elegant can ne
found in this country than We show
In novelty suit patterns (no two
aifke) in CrepCsS. perJlas and
dresSers are cordially welcome 10
look them over.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
TICKETS ENTITLED TO EMBLEM
Teller silver Republicans Will An
near by Petition.

DENVER. Oct 2a-The supreme court OF
the state today decided that all tickets
fled By petition are entitled - ernciems on
the ofilcia! ballot Under this ruling, the
Teller Silver Republican nominees VIII ap-
pear under picture * Uncle sam with
the words &c ~ !. by Uncle Sam Alone.
The Letter hospital al Chickanauga has
been closed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
Notified to he on the Alert.

don Daily Mall correspondent has been
cahled by that paper as follows:
THE relations between France and Eng
land over Fashoda very critical
Watch"
Il Is inferred from this that movement
from Esguimalt Of the feet here is ex-
pected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
BLACK NOVELTIES,

we show a most elegant line Of
Black SIX and Wool and Al Wool
Crepons and P!ero!2s. including the
choicest goods imported from Eu
rope,
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20 NEE; cary ss1I ~eeA, q 2s%~s
fsasanaa question II Is understood tsa
the government proposes = INSIST @ps1 a
early and definite stats1aec. O. Ias t1S~
;ect tram Francs
Big Banquet 10 Kitchener
IT.. banquet ~h.ca the csty u i>oaso. ID
20 give 70 Gen Lord kgtr2ls1sf. g nhsr,
tom. or November 4 w1.l 9s iB- IDS.
ton Ths Marquis Of s2z~sary' , go,
eaoa..et ministers. Sr @1isan fbs s
siaxro.Et a.. the fe5a rsasxnsls znG al 1ns
c. vic : gai.sr.ss VII ae gfez@n1 ne prs
ueer WI sp@az 70 aoa0r Q: ta@ s.f1a!'
And nforaeato1s declarations naS d 11
Esctsd
Die .hsa ,ns actua. fgnE;ns e shoTs N
the case OF tan Grsas der s3sT'fHs WHO ts-
q third % taelr r-Tss9<s are o. sns sleH
itss Casngs or climate was partly lna'fo~
msntal 81 br:ngias ABOUT Ihe.f t.4E1Ss' %.
= majority o. rs fn*n wefs as.p 90
There srs 30 o. the guaFds IN the resp
Ia and ssgsrai II the cases are ssf.os4A
The officers o. the gdsra IL 70 wa
SaDeG Quite n .Gnld@r - them S5ccGEsf,-
a Ia su.erie n.sofesss Oh ts4n-E r~tGg1 -
Ca.ru Or LONDON
Hrtsson Ministry Doomed.
The Br.sson ministry appears 70 awe one
fool In ne grave. and tta pr poets q iast.
tyg long beyond t1s opening u DAF'-afiae't-
are very dubious. The FrsncE premier -
ATTACKED Oh all sides Interpretations from
6epL..e. on the government policy a nome
and abroad arr pouring 10 81 Ia3a.snae'
the former minister oE ~ar. INTENDS to AZ
tack the government on the question o. the
rev.s.on az the Dreyfgs case, NJ. Bourgeois
In regarded az the pToba tie successor Of
NJ Isrsson. and Lively times are promised
or the ro-aSseyn bling or the cnanb<r 0!
Deputies Oh Tues4iay next.
fas French Socialists are Organizing
yax, Demonstration 81 take place on the
Place de in CGBcor3r and the anti Dreyfgs
League has also summoned is a6hefeniz
70 meet there, with tie ra!lying cry OF
''vfye TArnse." 4 collision between the
two factions is expected.
Frances Position untenabte-
The Austrian and German newspapers
are closely following the dispute between
Great Britain ana France and while they
express the hope tina, Is viii cot end in
war, the general feeling ia that the Frsnch
position Is unterabie and that Grest Brit
tain IL emitted 10 reap the fruits or victory
The Berlin Eation1i Iettung says II
learns that Count Nurav!efT. the Russian
foreign minister has recommended 70 the
French government a peaceful settlement
OF the Fashodd question. as Russia does
no, conside. that var Viii serve the inter
estE OF France.
The Paris correspondent OF the Sunday
Times says.
''rhe change OF tone Of the press f. note
worthy. II Il now certain that the Fashoda
question r. left out ~ all negotiations be-
tween France ard England and that both
governments have erasped the double fact
that England means 70 stick 10 her pro-
gramme while france IL certainly entitled
to facilities 81 access on the Nile
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
Meeting OF Cuban Omcers.

HAVANA, oct. 22.--It Is understood on
reliable authority that O meeting OF the
commanding officers OF the Cuban army.
which was about to take place In the prov
nee Of Havana. will now be held at the
camp OF Maxine Gomez a.: Yaguajay. be-
ing about the center Of me island and
easier Of approach for the Cuban chiefs
from the eastern PROVINCES.
The schooner Prima Vera sailed for Ma
tanzas October i with sixty tons Of Red
Cross supplies for the camp OF Gen. Max
imo Gomez The supplies Will be landed at
Yaguajay.
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70 nee; early nsxt week. % dsc1ss re
Fssanaa q9estioz- u Is ags6ersf1s1G sslat
the government proposes = INSIST .syS1 "a
ez~t9 ard Asen,4 ssatsxzec. o. tas SUB
.est Tram Francs
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THEY ARE EAGER FOR
THE WORD TO FIGHT.
Omcers and Men Of the Squadron at
EsQaimait Impatient 10 60
tn Mar

VICTORIA. =. G.. Oct 22-~The news
published this evening that the British wa
department is preparing FOR active hostiii-
ties has created great enthusiasm here At
EsQaumalt, the station OF the North Pa
cinc squadron. the officers and men are
greatly elated and the prospects Of actual
service seem to afford them the keeues
delight.
The situation Is eagerly canrassed on
the streets, and the feeling Is generally in
favor OF the attitude assumed by Great
Britain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
CORSETS.

UURSETS.
imported I. c. corsets. fancy silk
embroidered. all SECS . 90. -,
At $3.50 Fair.
r. n. Corsets. in al sizes, back
or gray e. =. 80. ....... ..
At 81. S3.50. 1878 Pair.
p. n. Corsets In all sizes and quail
tiles, with Newman's patent cork
protector.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Two toned Chenille and Tinsel Ef-
fects. three widths to match go.
At zoe. ~ .5o and $3.50 Yard.
Black Chenille Bands also Cream
Chenille Bands inches wide -.
Al zoe 20 Yard.
Black and Cream Chenille, al, over
nets. "A inches wide To match.
At $3.50 "a Yard.
Two toned Chenille and Tinsei
Chenille in large variety. the very
latest
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u 2!es' FIR Cc.lar4ttas n stone
nlarts1. elec'r . SEA, and kr!r1mer.
elegantly lined @ith fancy six
both plain and Wtth ON a!nas s,.-s
At Si2.So Each
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

The NOS conoIete sta-k 90 re
Coast all nv. WEI s.a 81 a~e sttI-
ish garments. f!rst-ciass 'si .are~e
VII mabe 31v necessary alterations
frs - crafEe
FUR CAPES AND FUR ,raIx
LAEF,TT - AND TAII.DR-NfADE
JACK FITS AND CAPFS NgcC}T,
AND SILK SKIRTS AND FAIL.
WAISTS. CHILDREE's JACK
ETs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-28
SPAIN, FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
Form a Compact Which May Lead tc
Serious Complications.

Form a Compact Which May Lead to
Serious Complications.
BERLIN, May 2S.-The reported ue-
gotiations between Spain and France
with respect to the sale of the Phil
ippines islands aim at much more
important colonial change.
Both Spain and Russia have already
consented to a cesSion to France Of
the northwest coast of Morocco. A
successful consummatIon Of this plan
would insure frances aid against the
United States and eventually against
England. Russia especially would be
pleased to see this key to the Mediter-
ranean sea in the hands of France.
1t is argued that the ,strategetical
strength of Gibraltar hat suffered a
gradual decline and when meuaced by
Spain from terra firma England would
no longer be able to retain control of
the entrance to the Mediterranean
sea. Add to this the cession of Tan
gierS TO France and Gibraltar would
20 longer prove barrier, to either
Spain, France or Russia.
What France offers in exchange
for all this is kept secret but it is be-
lieved France might not hesitate to
turn to espouse openly the cause OF
Spain against the United States.
Ferlin diplomats fear that concerted
action Of France, Russia and the
Spanish will lead to fur lher serious
international co mplicatiCGs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-28
Anti-BOOk Trust,
Fine Addresses Given by
Hon. H. S. Lyman and
Supt Brown of Washington, Against the
American Book Co.

Thank Goo there is still a free pross
and and free speech
That was the thought in the hearts
OF the splendid audience that listened
to the arraignment of.the school book
trust at the armory.
Hon, II. S. Lyman, Union candi-
date ror state superintendent of
schools, put himself squarely before
the people as NOT the American
Book Co. candidate.
lie produced a fine impression ard
prominent Republican men and
women present warmly congratulated
him aud will vote for him.
State Supt Brown gave the finest
and most effectlYe address on edu-
catluual topics ever heaId in this city.
He was repeatedly cheered to the
echo,
He struck the five million dollars
trust some stunning blows and showed
what the Union of reform forces bad
done for the common schools of the
evergreen state.
The Cuban trio sang some beautiful
patriotic songs and were given re-
peated encores.
These three young ladies Of South
Salem, wearing the Cuban colors,
daughters of the common people,
are performing a noble service 10
lending their help to political meet
ings Of both parties,
Lyman and Browne are making a
splendid canvass of the state against
the Book Trust and in behalf of the
common schools. They are men Of
ability, courage, convictions, and cou-
science.
God help them in their noble efforts
to down a must constituencies trust.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-28
How's This I

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrah that
can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
f. j. CHENEY g. Co. Props, Toledo.O.
We The undersigned, having known
f j. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
West & Trsux, Wholesale Druggist,
ToleCo, o., Walding Kinnan & Mar
yin, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-28
Swiftwater Bill Alive

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-"Swift-
BIZ" Gates is not dead. The story o.
his drowning at Caribou crossing orig
mated from the death on the lake of
another party Of prospectors. A let
ter proving that Gates is still alive
has been received in this city from S.
X. Lemon one of Gates party, who
heard the story and proceeded at once
to contradict it. The writer says that
the Gates party is expected to reach
Dawson by June 10, at the latest.