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CONFERENCE WITH LONG.
Maine survivors Consult With ihr
secretary al Washington.

" A>lIINGro>. March lO.-Thr cHiri
development nt hr morning was tiIv AZ
rival Of four ui tie survivors oi I'll,
Maine disaster. who held Il long confer
enre with Secretary Long, and later
Wrr" taken bN tlw Secretary t. the
White House for Il talk with the lrc-i
dent. These survivors are Lieutenant
&. +. ". Holman. navigator of the
Maine: lIcrnrlant George T. Blow.
Lieutenant 4. h. tatIin in command Of
the marines ON the Maine. and Boat,
swain lMikln, ON" Of the nnn-cOmmi>-
stoned officers ul the wrecked battle.
ship
lGc conference between Lirl,,cnan;>
Blow and (aiin and Secretary Long
"at-ed for some time, Captain CROWN
shield OF the Bureau If Navigation and
other officials being called in. 1t was
stated authorltatvrIy after conference
tina, the main suhjrc, OF conversation
was he explosion Itself, comprising a de-
tailed narrative oi In" r.li ..r~ and Il har-
rowing description ni the calamity.
Whether he cause oi the exp ">ion was
under discussion could not be learned.
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H\v>N\. March lo.-Tlrw Is serious
friction between Captain General l'lnnc"
here and the Spani>h Minister OF War.
General torna, at Madrid, which.
though every attempt is being made I"
postpone Il crisis, or ii least proven, the
trouble from seeming public, is never
thrIrSs calculated to bring about Hlnn-
co.'s recall from Cuba or t"ritaS With
,lrawal from the Cabinet.
1t all grew on, ui G. Crrca'- recent d.
rect dispatch to the senior col"nel "t the
Havana volunteer forces, piedY'ng the
latter lis support in the event that
BIancu should attempt I" di>arn them
for political reasons.
This interference in his plans the Cap
tain General was quick t" resent.
Premier SagaSta and M"rrt. Secretary
for the Colonies, are reported T." have
sustained BIanco in Cabinet Council and
this brought forth the War Minister'S
resignation. which is still Eelorc that
body.
In view Of the fact tina, R"me"
pobIcdo. Wcylrr and the entire ar
list Republican combination opposing
the present Liberal Ministry are backing
Corrpa, consideration of his resignation
is being delayed to avert interior po!lt'
ical scandal and the possible disrupt ion
of the Cabinet, as ina'vlsahlc III the iatc
Of threatened foreign trouble.
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NAVALC COURT STILL At WORK
II. Session Resumes on Board the
HIATT tIcsl,ip IOwn-.-ShcIlsf fGr the
Fleet.

kry WEST, March l!'-Tlr United
states Court Of Inquiry into the loss OF
the battleship Maine continues its ses-
sion today on board the battleship Iowa.
The survey steamer BacIe arrived here
This morning from the Tortngas Islands.
The United States cruiser Montgomery
sailed this morning from the Tortugas
Islands with Pinch shells for the fleet.
The battleships Massachusetts and rexas
viii leave the TortugaS Island today for
Hampton Roads.
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Held up Two Boys.

William Douglas was arrested last
night fnr attempting t" rob Il couple OF
boys on Marylan, avenue. While Il boy
named Webster was returning homr ON
Maryland avenue. he was suddenly
pnuncr,l upon and searched by Duug'a~.
who. when he secured not hing. hit the
boy Il severe blow in the face knpcklnu
him down. Shortly after he met b y
named swift. who he held up an,.
searched. but got only Il few cents. An
officer was notified and Douglas was ar
II -lrd and locked up. Douglas belongs
in Chester and j. II notorious crook.
The sun., 1898-03-20
Think Ot''rl,i>.

Why did The City Council, our bust
ness firms and the public generally adopt
the nelmarvia telephones
lSt. Because, the price is Il reasonable
one.
ind Because the service l.. first c|us>
and confidential.
%h. Because everybody is treated
alike all over the city.
+th. Because the operators are polite
and accommodating.
9Th. BrarSe it is IL home corporati"n
18th. Because they spend their money
in the town where they make it.
7th Last. but n"t least. their support
Is " tn the company that & YES t" tl.
public an article ut Il fair price and guar
:lnIrcS the same for an indefinite period.
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ANOTHER FIOTILLA.
Spanish Admiralty Cat ihcring NI'"
Torpedo Boats Together

W\>nI>Gr">, March lH-.Ahvicc- +"
tie Navy Department are t" the effect
that the Spanish Admiralty is prepared
to moi izr Il second torped" boat t'ot' la
at Cadiz. The vessels would bc th"
Halcnn. Acevedo, Oriinez, Orion, Bar
cello AMI either FL Nstr'ctnr or Rrta-
lnosl. These vessels are the equal "i the
first hmilla now at the CanarieS. On route
to Porto Rico or Cuba. Mobilization Is
awaiting final instructions il"" Madrid.
The sun., 1898-03-20
New Postage STAMPS.

Yesterday Postmaster E.nwh M"lr
received the regular three m ntl'> Colt
~iynn.tn, Of !" stage stamps from ,;1r
Government. The color Of some ni tIn.
stamps are different from that Of the "Il
ones. The new "nr-rcnt denomination
are green. instead OF blue. and the new
livr.u nj stamps are blue, instead "i
brown.
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Two Ships l''lnatcI.

The British steamship Missouri, from
Philadelphia for l. 'nd"n, which touched
on duck Creek flats, Delaware river "'
Friday. has been tlnatrd without mnct.
damage. The American LII T. steamship
Illinois was ais" Il sIrd yesterday after
noon and t"wr'l t, Philadelphia. Sl"
grounded in the river above Gordon
HEIGHTS. lhl,v DAYS Ayn.
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I'rivat.S Fined.

Three privatr- Of the state militia.
Clarence Aldrp,. John VI. Schwab and
Clarence +. Hail. have been found guilty
by the r.ginnentaI court martha !. Ald,ed
was fined ~, Schwab, VI and Hall ~.
Norris Mccullough was adjudged not
guilty. The guilty men must pay their
fines by March 10. The charges against
the men were noll-attendance Of drills.
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lsr,l,ublo Order Of sale.

As the owners ni the schooner \ir-
gina RuInn has failed t" ma kr Il return
in the United States Court in the sui,
brought by the owners "f the tugs Rescue
and Ivan,"c. It is probable that an orr l"r
Of sale will h asked i"r by District
Attorney Nnndrgrift.
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Maine Monument Committee.

The committee in charge # the nlrn' :
nlcnl, in this city. for tine raising OF II
fund for II monument tr the Man g
sailors, met IN the Mayors office vr>,r :.
day and organized. The committee i>:
Mayor McIGar. chairman; John j. Rus
sci, treasurer: II. II. Ward, Jerome b.
Bell and Charles Baird.
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Case lli~iI,iSSt(l.

nilrl States Commissioner Sni II
YES erlav ailtrn" II dismiss, d the case
IN which Mary I'onnwski was charged
wnh opening II private letter belonging
TO John >vdl"w>ki. The parties inter-
r>trd reside ut l2G Bird street. this city.
The sun., 1898-03-20
Heavy Insurance.

Frank Pyle. VIII" committed suicide al
his home in this city quite recent ly, cat
ripd an insurance Of $4,000 ON his life.
The New York Life held Sl0,WW oi this
aud the Penn Mutual and IIarl"d,
S2Om.
The sun., 1898-03-20
Want the l'OStOtIi.c.

II is quite possible that the p~tntli,r
at kcn,nwr will bc rc-o"ncd and al-
ready the residents are circulating Il N-
tition that will be sent to Washington,
asking that its disronin'lnncr l~ re-
Scinllttl.
The sun., 1898-03-20
Slight Runaway.

4 d,nlbr team owned by John Tally
living near >harpIr-> school House "n
the t"nc"rd Pike ran away yesterday
on the Washington Boulevard. Tin,
horses dashed along the roaG and n,l
turning the pike the wagon upset, stew
ing potatoes. butter and eggs along the
rmd The aninla.> were captured II 'r"
seconds later without causing auliti"nal
damage.
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FELL FROM 4 POLE.
\ Lincinan Of the Wilmington CITY
Electric Light Company S"ri.
Om>Iy Injured M Eighth
and Market Streets.

William RebrnalI, of :,24 sixth avenue.
an rmployc Of the Wilmington City
Electric Light Company, fell from Il pole
at the corner ni Eighth and Market
streets l;,>, night and was seriously in
jurrd.
shortly after . o'clock some repairs
became necessary to the wires and Reb.
man was sent to attend to the work.
lie climbed to the cross trees and was
busy at work when ic received shock
which caused him to lose his hold, an't
he fell to the ground, barely missing
several people wh" were passing along
tn" edge Of the sidewalk.
In his cSarnt ltrbMan struck the lron
awning frame with the back "f his head
cutting Il long circular gash in his scalp
and rendering him uncnnsciu's
The crowd which had collected sup
posed him to bc u,';ul until the arrival
ct the Phoenix ambulance. when h" h-
covered consciousness and began I"
swing his arms about in Il violent man
ntr
lie was conveyed To- the Delaware
Hospital, where las injuries were At
tended.
Rrhinan'> injuries consist OF Il severe
confusion of tine head and serious inter
nal injuries.
The sun., 1898-03-20
Formal Opening.

The Central Hotel will hold its i''rnn,i
opening next Tuesday. 4 grand time is
being anticipated and cordial invitations
have been issued by the new proprietor,
Isaac G.. Pyle. -,
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I.altiinnrcan> See the Elephant.

Among tine strangers in this city last
night wclr j. {. Jenkins, representa- W
OF the First and second wards in the
Second Branch ni the Council. ii Bait =
more; Leonard y. llrssn:lner. Of the
Baltimore Water Department, and George
+. Morris, of Baltimore. They were the
guests Of Councilman James II. Morris.
Of this city. who took them around and
showed ;Ilrm the elephant.
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Card of Thanks.

We beg leave to sincerely thank our
numerous friends for their lpcrlitv and
kindness So effusIvelv extended in do
nations which resulted, in our company
winning the handsome fire horn at the
fair OF the Wilmington Bicycle Club
last night.
.IonN WINrnrr,
.InHN II. SEIpLEy,
tin. W. SASSE,
Committee.
Washington Fire Go. M. :
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SPAIN WILL FIGHT
RATHER THAN PAY.
Marquis DE HOyOs Ind"lGc> !" ti'iic-
ulO,,S rulk of c'DIIlcntinH II Ike.
volt IN the ,Out hcrn States.

tbI ~ the SoutINiu "sNV~'
VIENNA March lo.-rlr \rre Ftir
Pressc publishes an interview wit i Il
Spanish statesman, evidently the Mar
uu,i- tie Ilnyos, the Spanish Ambassador,
who is represented rs saying: Spain
would rather have war with II" lnltcd
States than pay compensation for the
Maine, for by the latter course she would
forfeit her honor through an admission
Of guilt, which would erase her name
from the list Of civilized nations.
81, could not be- t" England : interests
to sec the >paniar,is expelled from Cuba,
as there might arise ut Washington an
inclination t, declare Canada'> lndclrh-
dencc. Ii during II war the United States
should incite the Philippines to revolt
Spain could avensc herself by raising re-.
volt. in the American Southern States.
The sun., 1898-03-20
To Erect Nineteen Houses.

Contractor CALVIN SAnine intends
erecting row Of nineteen houses on the
vacant land corner Of seventh and
TrnnkIjn stnr,s, work on which will he
begun at once.
ON Friday evening the Water Witch
Fire Co., received 800 feet "i first -cl''ss
cotton hose from Cornelius Callian, OF
Boston. Mass, through William j. Me-
Kinney, the local agent
The clearings in the local banks for
thr week ending Yesterday was $'+2,s7l,
avainst $3.50, 45I for the corresponding
period Of last year.
,;en. Hart returned from Dover ye''
tcrtiav morning.
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LARGE MOIl,l1U PLANT SDLI
Peter i. Ford Di~l"'>tS Of the Largest
Nanuia.lOry in the City Of
Wjlu,iuulOn

There was pronounced SENSATION IN
business circles yesterday morning when
it became known that Peter J. Ford. had
sold the controlling interest Of til" Ford
Nurccn Company to william \. Strnton
ni Boston and syndicate "l other
nlOr,mc', men.
The syndicate took immediate posses
slol, Of the plant which is tt" largest in
Wilmington.
The consideration paid for the pant
amt stock it j. said was : l., llS,WO.m but
Mr.. Ford refused to say wIns amount
had been asked.
Mr.. Ford SAYS he has severed all com
urc,un- with the firm and as soon rs he
can sl.lighlrn his business affairs he and
Mrs. Ford will sail for Europe T." be
away several months.
Tie Ford Morocco Company Is
no, only the largest plant in the city
and state but one "f the largest and most
valuable in the country. Over 1000 men
and women alccnpl"yrd. For >evera!
months rlmnr had il that Mr.. Ford
would retire hut who would buy his
interest in the firm was no, announced
unit Yesterday aitrrn"'n when lir made
known the facts.
Mr.. Erm was defeated for gnlrrla.
luriaI hnnnr> in convention by Governor
Tuhnrll
The sun., 1898-03-20
Frrryh"at General Hancock Turned
Over to the United States Gov

The final official II lal trip Of the ferry
boat General Hancock, built at the ship
yards Of the Pnscv X Jones Co., for the
ln'tcd States government for use be-
tween G"vrrnnl's Island and New York.
took place yesterday morning.
The vessel left the wards OF the bui',-
er> at $50 O'Clock and returned short "
after he noon hour.
Size was in charge OF President Charles
". P,sey Of the local firm and the trl,,
was satisfactory II every respect
The vessel was Immediately ,urn,i
over /" he government.
The sun., 1898-03-20
Vhr Whites Defeated.

\ large crowd witnessed an exciting
game oi basket ball in the y. NJ {. A.
Hail. las, evening between the MaronS
and Whites. The score being twenty I"
seventeen in I'll" Maroon favor.
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SPAIN'S TORPEDO BOATS
WILL BE DESTROYED
Iftm Fln,illa Starts I" the west our
Flying squadron Will Meet

W\SUI\(:TON, March 1D.--'rhe i'm.
,IIc,iiatrly dangerous point IL the
Cuban com plicati"n is clearly the
Spanish torpedo fleet now at III"
Cunuric>. liihai feet moves on west
move on the part of our heavy hy'""
squadron.
The sun., 1898-03-20

Misses l,essie and Adda Foard have
returned from t.lis city to Middletown.
The sun., 1898-03-20

Mrs. Sanborn, Of this city. IS visiting
friends at Middletown.
The sun., 1898-03-20
ONE CENT
CYCLE FAIR CLOSED.
fir"ncn'- Horn Won by the WASH
In9ton.--Dlhcr Successful VIM
ncrs Announced.

I@-t u@h the Wilmington Bicycle
IIIb IAN r,"-od the most successful fair
they ever hrId
lle norm contest created Il great deal
rl excitement the contest closed at ex-
actlv lu;" =. NJ, when representatives
of the blcyc" ciuh aud one from each
fine company took charge OF the votes.
After Il short time they concluded
their work with the following results:
The sun., 1898-03-20
bL ANCO MAY
Be RECALLED
Cabinet VIII Make Concession
10 Wryler.
Ol K sol ADRON Will DESTROY
If Smin'> Fleet Move, to the
Westward Our Boats Will
at Once (Ountpr-mOyp.
SPANIARE> WILL NOT PAY

SMan,sh Djpiomul Say They will
sooner Fight --Mainc Survivors
Confer With secretary lnn.
The Naval Court Still! at
Work. ..MrNinlry In
SjstS Cuba Must
lsr Fed.
The sun., 1898-03-20
FINAL. TRIP 4 SUCCESS.

Washington Fire Co. No. :.
The herald., 1898-10-20
CAMPAIGNS PROGRESS
WATERS WITH HIS SPECIAL
PLEADERS AT POMONA
The Americus Clubs Readymade En-
thusiasm-Messrve Drags Mrs.
Barlow's Name in His Mud

POMONA, Oct. l9.-The Republican cir:
Gus has come and has gone. The, efforts Of
the speakers were generally in the line OF
personal abuse. The Southern Pacific evil
IDENTIFY wishing to help out the entertain
ment, ran. q special train from Pasadena,
bringing the Americus side show along in
the way of imported enthusiasm, and they
needed it badly. During the street parade
but one lone cheer greeted this Importation,
although the ladies endeavored to create
little enthusiasm by vigorous hand-clap-
ping on one or two occasions. The Amerlcus
club nevertheless made fine showing, and
for any other enterprise would have been
received an ovation. -.
The chairman of the evepitg opened with
a spread-eaglc speech clai4 hg all the patri-
otism for the Republican party and stating
that, the Republican party was the zone
K. ); Waters opened by stating that he
Americus special. After Waters doleful
effort the Pasadena Glee club sang. The
chairman then proceeded to call forth the
candidates, the Americus club cheering each
nominee. The only candidate receiving a
didate Rives of Downey. Candidate Bell of
Pasadena forgot his plough story and in
stead told moss-covered yarn. @. A. Mes
erve made pretty good Democratic speech
in his efforts to burn Barlow, showing how
the Southern Pacific is in politics, and killed
what little effect his speech might have had
by stopping so low az to bring Mrs. Barlow
into the discussion. Mr.. Meserve also di-
lated on Brooks letters acknowledging the
efforts of the S. P. to control Barlow and
showing clearly that, now the S. P. has a
candidate after its own heart, it is cndeavor-
ing to throw Barlow down. He also referred
to Barlow's shipping of public documents
during the time of weighing the mails, but
failed to state how the documents managed
to come via New Orleans instead of over
the regular Los Angeles and Albuquerque
route, and how the s. P. got the credit of
weight in lieu of the Santa Fe, over whose
route it should in justice have been sent.
Will A. Harrie followed with an ancient
frog story and then launched into an elab-
crate territorial acquisition speech, with an
|evident desire to fence in the whole earth.
He also gave pleasing lecture on American
history, said he was Dingley bill Democrat
and wanted the S. P. done up by letting
Uncle Coils build the Nicaragua canal Dur
ing the course of Mr.. Harris remarks some
of the imported enthusiasts made consider
able noise outside, when the speaker Incl
dentally remarked that they were evidently
having another circus outside.
The herald., 1898-10-20

event OF the day WAS an address BY A. Flu.
senot, the French consul at Los Angeles.
The Pasadena sharpshootsrs reorganized
this morning by electing B. r. Ball as presi.
dent and Mr.. Dawson secretary. An. snsrp-
shooters are now using Company Is range,
and 70 the necessity of securing new range
was discussed. The following scores were
pade: B. F. Ball, 80; r. D. Pinney, 81;
Coi; Banbury, 60; F. r. Harris, q; ". A.
George Coggswell, 50; Mr.. Lisk, 80.
The women of Live Oak circle rendered
the Woodmen who are members of Com
pany reception in l. o. +. hall tonight.
The young ladies of the First Congrega
tional church gave. bean supper at the
church last night which netted Si3.l5.
The wedding of Robert Horace Gaylord
and Elizabeth NJ. Emery is announced te
take place November I'd at the home Of
the brides mother.
Prof. J. D. Graham, principal Of the Pasa
dena schools, reports large gain in the
number of scholars enrolled this year ovel
the enrolment of previous years. Tho av
erage daily attendance is also higher
Personal and Social
j. L. DeGroot of Company left for Chi
cago this morning to spend his furlougl
with his parents. He expects to be gone
about two weeks.
The ladies of the Presbyterian churcl
will give a reception at Mrs. l.. P. Craw
ford's, 1876 North Euclid avenue, on Satur
day, October %, from 2 to 8 p. m.
The Whatsoever circle Of the King
Daughters gave reception at the Presby
terian church parlors this afternoon.
William Renfrew arrived yesterday from
st. Johnsbury, Vermont, to spend the win
ter with his son, Clarence Renfrew, on Wes
Walnut street.
w. 8. Wright, acting city attorney, ha
gone to Redlands on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Klock are entertain
| ing the Misses Belts of Blue Island at thei
home on North Los Robles avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Byers of Troy, Kan
are the guests of their niece, Mrs. j. V. Rol
Inns. They will spend the winter in Pasa
dena.
Mrs. E. G. Wright left for San Francisc
this morning.
The herald., 1898-10-20

Republican party, and added: "But, thank
God, they are standing by me now, shoulder
to shoulder, for great REFORM"
Two or three times Albright was ready
to stop, but the audience made him keep on,
and cheered him to the echo, - they did ths
mention Of Maguires name a. he closed.
Pastor Ford's Letter
The chsirman then read the following
letter from J. Z. Ford, colored minister Of
this city:'
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 10, 1893,
Messrs. Edmonson, Mehado, ct al:
Dear Girs-After giving my name to
your committee to be one Of the speak
ers on "Race Questions and Public Is
Sues" not on partisan politics, at the
wigwam on Wednesday evening, l re-
gret to announce to your committee
that at the request Of q number Of the
members OF our congregation, men in
whom have the most implicit conf
dence and upon whose influence our
work is sustained, deem it the part of
wisdom to listen. / shall not, therefore,
be present in person. But wished it
to be understood by your committee
that this declination does not in any
way change my attitude or alter my
personal convictions on certain public
questions affecting the welfare Of our
race in this city and state and nation:
There is story behind the failure of Rev
Ford to appear which will be given to tn,
public later in the campaign. The Repub
licans left no stonS unturned to defeat last
nights meeting and the result of their Ia
bors was one Of the largest crowds gathered
at local political meeting in this city thi
The herald., 1898-10-20
THE DREYFUs CASE
The Question Of Revision Is Not Yet
Decided

PARIS, Oct. l0.-It Is believed that tho
case next week and the general impression
is that the decision will be in favor of revi-
sion. 1t will demand all the documents
bearing on the case and call witnesses, in
cluding Lieut.. Col. Picquart. NJ. Cavagniac,
the former minister for war, is credited with
the intention when parliament reassembles
Of calling on the government to take the
question Of Dreyfus revision out Of the
hands Of the court of cessation, but 1t y be-
lieved that no precedent exists for such in
reference. The Soir says:
IN. Faure will send message to the
chamber of deputies regarding the Dreyfus
case when parliament reassembles, and it is
predicted by many that he will appeal for
reconciliation Of the factions now disturb
ing the country's tranquility"
The herald., 1898-10-20
Gold Coin Prizes
for Pupils

To encourage all pupils Of the various
schools to help win one Of the prizes
for their teacher, The Herald ofters
three Gold Coin Prizes of $40, s.. and
$3.50, to the three pupils securing the
greatest number Of subscribers for The
Herald during the contest. Let all go to
work at once. Save your coupons; get
additional votes by subscribing for The
Herald; each months subscription
counts one.
Regular pupils of some OF schools n
the city are the only eligible contestants
for these premiums. Call at The Herald
Office and secure all needed informa-
tion.
The herald., 1898-10-20
GRATEFUL CUBANs
Expect Annexation After Q Trial Of
Freedom

NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-Heutenant Col
onel Rowan, who arrived on the Orizaba to-
day, said:
II don't believe a single Cuban has been
disarmed, not even in the SANTIAGO district
rious disagreement between the Cubans and
this country. Throughout the interior Of
the island I heard nothing but gratitude
expressed by the people for the part we
played in gaining their freedom. All seem
to realize that sooner or later their country
will become a part of the United States,
and have no idea that they can maintain an
independent. government for long, but they
government for limited period from mere
sentimental standpoint"
The herald., 1898-10-20

A large audience assembled in the audi
torium at the North Beach bath house at
Santa Monica last night to hear Judge
Murphey, candidate for district attorney,
and Jud Rush. Judge Murphey spoke at
some length ON county and national issues,
making : good impression, Mr.; Rush as
portant issues before the people, showing
how the union forces stand for principle and
honesty in the administration Of national af.
fairs. g. +. Edison, candidate for the as
emily, also made short speech.
The herald., 1898-10-20
Anarchist Threats

LONDON, Oct 19.-The Berne corre-
spondent of the Standard says that Eugene
Ruffy, the president Of the Swiss confed-
Grafton. has received many threatening
letters from Anarchists because of the
stringent repressive measures that are
being taken.
The herald., 1898-10-20

The evening Of music" to be given by
Moiiie Adelia Brown tomorrow at Simpson
tabernacle promises to be signal success,
both from an artistic and social point Of
view. Miss Brown has devised unique and
captivating program, in which appear mum.
Der of her eastern successes. The talented
oprano will be supported by H. s. Will
Jams, baritone, and string quintet led by
Harley Hamilton.