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. 20 FENN
: Murder In Old Albuquerque.

EARLY Sunday morning Vicente Bal
,aonado, a young MAJ about rs years, q
age, was murdered ip Old Albuquerque,
and George MARTINEZ, Martin Mclfuin-
ness Adolfo Gallegos,,i Miguel 7Sedillo
and Celso Sedillo 3are under arrest
charged with the crime. The lmeipAhad
been earousing all the .nishhrb e6UBe ,eaAd
fabout 4 o'clock became Involved in d
quarrel which ended in a general Sight.
Baldonado was knocked down and beat,
zen into fnsensibility, He was taken to
|,his room near by where, he died about
bpeon Sunday, from the effectsof wounds
hEaceived in.the head .h'>tA3 -"toi1
| The preliminary hearing Of the men
l,Mpder arrest was begun beforeil Justice
Duran yesterday afternoon, and Martin
McGuinness and George M&tttne1qmer
tbound over to await the aetiea softvthe
groaS fRsB asifsgSs p saa theiE2 h spgih's
TODAY. ~ a+il ~ a. ~
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National Irrigation Congress.

1 The National Irrigation congress will
meet this year at Cheyenne, Wyo;,, OH
September | ! q and g. The basis Of
representation OF the different states
and territories in the congress, his at
follows:
h The governor to name five delegates;
the mayor Of each city, less than $4,000
population, one delegate; of each city
over $4,000 population, two; each agri-
'cultutal college,psene; each regularly
organized irrigation, agricultural and
HORTICULTURAL society, one; each society
of engineers, one; each irrigation com-
one; each commercial body, one.
Ia The member of the national execu-
tive committee q from Now Mexico is
.Thos.# J seth K 81 ManSus. s'A1 y
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saTe mperature--Mearp pr normaltem.

#saTemperatnre-Mea4 or normal lie m.
perature, G. degrees; the warmest, mouth
was that Of 1885, with an average Of II
Idegreas:dt The coolest month was that Of
/ 1894. with an a vera ge1of GA degrees; the
highostps was 97 degrees on
August 9, 1878; the lowest temperature
was 40 degrees on August 81. 1882 and
August 525. 1885, 4-9 y tl raENg sif
. PRECIPITATION (rain ioP tmelted SNOWY
! Average for the mouth, a..55 inches:
| average number of days swithi.b1 OF an
inch.or more. l2:: the .greatesti monthly.
ptecipitation' Was 8. % inches in 1881:
the least monthly precipitation was 81
inches in 1892: the greatest amount OF
precipitation recorded in any "a con-
fsecutivesF hours wass2.0a inches on An
gust 49, 1921 itT 40y has 2iGaM stl
l., Clouds and weather-Average number
of clear days. o: partly cloudy days, 1s;
cloudy days, 4.
t.. WIndAlhc prevailing % winds Fave
been from the southeast; the highest
velocity ofu the wind was 40 miles from
the east On August 2. 1S75INl90&J gJEft
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The Best Place to Eat
u - 800 'y4I JHIro
If you want to board where the tables
W. aEe~ well Il 5 supplied, g to tn. Bon Ton: "a
4 MINOR ,sCIIy::s,4|!0Rl&,"::::::: :.
Poor SoIoMoniis a.EoHbt"ipow,,I ~.
His fariel hlasF hasfieHp sd'''.'
Ourgarbage, man esA .teheRss how -
TotOifhot fbf his bfsGd.Io.s 'yFt.','

% en-, ~ ~ I'D ,yi.xy1 IL lr
ar8 a;r s.,,sa1 n1naf = q s. gone sin 81 ,.,...a1
ourgarBaee' nan Ed n M how, ...m
oi'oifnot f BIZ hfs pr sefeSasni vi ...u II
The programme o be rendered. at the
Dewey sociaa. ssnight'sHs'tfd, Catroff
block vii be . treat such aSI only Santa ANITA
FEES home tafeht'cat1 re~hdef%nflol 40 sai
Regular meetingrpf eSantatEe lodgeNoi
:, Il; ot7 TIA this ieIYanlngiatH 9iaAeksat
castle aii.,b44Mnortant pAUsfn4ss,so Ms
Ling k1nights SllYGn atrRtern all " e}fep9e.
The express companies are prep&Yih
ioffga rush of ,bnsihesaI nBromlt no~blSa
. inelt shipments ffom ! Santa lalie .ftowah
e1.s ol''heicoanuy@a pc h~esvy'ne1ql
n The Santa Fe aalqMhb) left rHfg ii3osh.
lionS and mama to be closer, to, his
djTcinea aib lHerth! q HitoafinEg' lTQrAda g
fast asI the1Lbrdoshdl charitable 'btFke::
men viii allow him; .raoro.,eo 1 drn
The Sister, are ''hhoyInIg,' IGpto@a their
handsome new Ahhe1 ana 'Saahtat ia can
now boast of having as complete aasapfr.
tarium ..ae is fotind anywhere. h"anr
]. G. Creager Aand r, Fl. SHAW .Jmnr.
chants from bland. ,aresin town TODAY
laying in supplies. HA b .Oaatwright
& Brother sold a bill or goods to both
of these gentlemen.
Alfred A, Hooper. who visited here
for o,ar n ,,oor to- b;S bool+h liza wa
nesday Of consumntion' in Rome. "a
H. ~, ,,,ou;.on+ I, ,nu.,.o. 49,
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At the Hotels.

ID 4ttheERa1scer ! J.oHI Dunn, Cerrillos;
FAIL sJE fNie1andy, Emil Mallinckrodt,
st Louis, Mo; Ralph Halloran, Albu-
'qherque; G. Z. Jordan, Las Cruces; j.
Quinn, las Vegas; F. Burnham, An--
stonito; H. B. Ferguson, +. Z. Harris,
Albuquerquesdi! Fra Alea EspAmufa,,E II. Il.
Breckenridge, Hooper, Colo; Ray Stan
ton, Los Angeles F.bRsdO Owen IAlbu-
t4qpperhqlee'q glagat 10 10! 6 r9h tn9a | tsa
!II'At the Claire: "A. IS. Johnson, New
Orleans; Mr.. and Mrs;--McHrath, st.
Louis; Ben s. Pricess4seiit7aeF A. j. Cur
ran, Albuquerque: fkiR. N ews @hdiart,
Ind. ,aE9Eaid III
AT the Exchange. John r.. Constable,,I
Chama, n. Milo. Bradley IIllinQiiSSa
Hehffy7 Bailey Pueblo dolo.F'' 1o"'D 'o'1
AT the Bon Ton: RI. Ewing, Clio
Prieta; Cosme de Herrera, Hobart; Juatn
tMontanao,s Rowe; M. 2aG.gnBurke,'s joe
Thomas, Rico; Juan Romero, ,PojoaqAe,o
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M "oA4a ms : a,TI': q
.9nif
lsekabis laSusAihta bSAsoB sssg bit e
:ysSa bsyom cd az bere
90 esafar audunakeSameatdanpbo
n .aottutitsnoo stneltA-N" o
| ibqtatoes luxurious: -.,,.s 50
nWaxw V

MIL :Ao., ,ro,,Ipn 1A,th0Hb HRc'
" 10 ats5 lesass oil. ssdahGsIId i Sts}foHt 'a1ha BE
recently reversea dtsffht5dlp n6Wot Gma1HafH
relating 4Ae 1dlao wins rstenue biatpwIti
was heldodasatyi saie kedsqsenaiveduas g.
bank and paid thetaamehash cliaoksn are
regardedd Rst5tU stfaet sordeNl foaotthg,
paYlde alRa OF III oa&1 ,tEdve nsiag ahs'frnlfh g
made in a letter to RepraseMtatiueiCwAs
EChickering,y re2atiWn HoolqnsmDf alIdhlA M
checks Observation-Disclosures ntheyi Unjust Tbel
s 81 Gs%o nts~ ,2i, ssseora d. rxas' deeds x4is'
TAI: WilmiDgtoht pela aw asi itabrHed1 that
the ce1taiieat~ lof9aeknowlsasmen
ueeu Seemed |" Ss.s.a a ,se,,t' aohisheaSpcn,
mmeent, and, ss.,oh d~noto,subiecto ao,,tie
PIQ cent, sta1aaat1i IL hadbobeea JpnayieWsly'
held, that The staiap niasaebB aiiHadI gtii,
. E1sery,lssepara Ia sunsMspapefq atndlset
| theybtreaAo sass.stsaAstt hhxB Ii bial sofj
fading handD1 aerstarnps % nfilsca tes;7ofa
hppkershgassa or satameranda o6esaiea
1s sissl, nss s ssss,s" .!sssss sssss's ;.sssssss ssi
5sspSss.as sst ,sts., I, banks pens an, % s'sn,ues g.
fgiRen by one ethphnyetosanotaieFloJrytU
another person forisaheE pabihehsitofa
wages due must be,stsmped:.,
theM are Required adbSo ylaM uerdI thtl
Ay4inanseAf htsYacAk ajEs1aa al partbf
the ,,thxingI p0NxaEdsGf o1ftaistatd and,
% s3snstss' ssying axe Exempt ns' u rss"'r s%ss. ssass
tOf AWdt 1eed Of betrt cd III
III ~ WV N~
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.uqoq y1ev Jon eIG al EalnEqS-
1ngratitude. .
rg1E Hssl(atsbtGssaau aaIdfaesnasneHfedoR Wy

.lJLIhi u y,
Deputy SKerfb HrphHr4 aaf8eed-apitkshs,
robbery of the home Of j.. e. woods,
while the family was at.shdft4fSn Sun
day Observation-Disclosures Is Nttldtltsdbt- bM
what CRpgAs tA@aiyltNdplrtysi tfhaIwad
Eesently alachhiafyaeasd To@o thaldpsniteart
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods ,rwllcT
with Others, take. an interest In TIE well
s,tarE, ,g,of the cotha& Sdhvf6&ednstafthUtqD
Observation-Disclosures rtlgGsGoahd ilpf6-1
with food. He. wdstAt sthd1
,5y66pd6s' hemslbn Saturday ala IprUAAff11
he'wsaid' % 1d tfRlrclf1
.the next morning. Instead Of fulfilling
this promise, 1t seemsa ghec Wents4athe
home,of Mr.. Woods Knowing that, the
family would be at Church and pillaged
the house. g4e,i !
loo .tT "
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UTE WDISS WIZ
ice cream tastes warm here.
The sSsetttpga pH, Wersis1sf Ff1ith
were former bsfGre breAkftfS MNHs
have been Observation-Disclosures M MRe
arms. The vaccine: worked 80 forcibly
on some that it became necessary for
them TO ask the surgeon for whisky
sings 70 Hold HAeif sr9s; TIN 'lkss
the same disregard of wishes that has
always characterized THIS AmhHefffcsa11'
army. OF .oM ataah ami2
j. +. MANNING.
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WILL GO TO PHILIPPINES.
Boys at WhipplsfBafracks Definitely
Informed of Their Destination Vac
cination and Sore Arms Epidemic
-Tife in Nomr

,v' I'VE" meN'ean'
h "h'ppie BARRACKS, 1niy ~ ls9S.-ltt
was definitely announced last night that
ahe "lst frontier regiment. which is
the newly accantod tito for tho A riao,o.
O',
I'M" nIerrtofy-
colorado Maduro -Wheel-o II mar. Omni-
bus regiment of yoollulnteer,, i~nfants.
wonld nositiva,
: and sail for san zF.o nnisan Au Tss
there the raoiment Vii r% nn urlom
Aupnst X Rrigadior rogorat C Mania
Kino tho noro,iSt uri,, hni bn4rssss
the eynadition wiz n"'e charge OF
Connanv q hosS 80 now on ~
naarlv ono month md tho nnrsi ~
dantiy wall % tiefoa" 1u;th ~ i, ~ X.
wbnld do them I i ~ 'sn.a,a.S
fehl otherwise ahont II :"
Pav DIV is the themo, ~ -
varsation around tbe Ia - VII
every one homes tbati narinis y usmtl ~ Z
nayt week ii il nossibln' tbbf niant
on the Pbonniy & pGSrrapSto ~ n.y. n,"" -
da1av It hpTLn.s &S., y LIZ!
SANTA Clans aS Go,naioa wy iesalu
believe that nav dav e az Z,
III pbil;nninpo 10y 20 40 iai uis'al nle DIS
Every mamber Of tho a,oi,sat
| had his arm I,nnctnro5 ia AS t.
| voccina noinfs ond 80 ! - 1919 = = ~
scabs in camn nnwtath aa' v1iaa
| hob ct nf dn uItfh,b AfNp - N'SSS fprtV
Each dav tbo rustiins G r;si.,.g :,
| thu Santa'Fa hnvS rocsi1as' aSa;tinhbpii
| deEelonment Ten TRESn,tthfIh' iua
| conld not trot in tho samo o olass ",ith
some memhers II rnmnanv r =, +ho
sp6on annronriation hnsines All
| blankets are marked as a. matto, NJ
| administrations III 49, = a 70 ~,
| thh chains and .jlo,y tbair ddY5Ith os ~
wiki Ont for an air;na ~ l. naeaSsar ~ ~
| stand over their noSsessions ,oithSS 3,,,t
in oraar m ]nrn vopt tho,n 80 :
a Strange nile Of Straw hat niaht
| Articles of, eyery descrint;on mnst \,
clnsn]v watcbod ana Az holiornI s 49, "
tha ]articles Of var would cbamro VIVA VIVA
shin If ComnanvC lrna,v +ha;r
M ~, r;pus M srts 49,.
ron art asni shn osa ns
tionS' Two AIhunroso,,n n,o'i !
aSJnoia11r no1I i dIIIaY'e .omPan !
ndro nlartifnTi 800 .hoi" y ~.
tban ofsowhara " "u'' ~ p"i V'i
Ta,,ts ifnr tbe ,oo; ,m h,vo s,,u, :,
and Iii oui,maat for'eaah n,,nisos
nnetad tnn,orrd" '''.'oi. ear if1 "'@ ~, % GA
SeraeantS Toab,1, j, ,ooo;n,l, / ,aa =
vere Rite from a. - "a a ntn,a Wadnasaa :,
is fast racovnr,no Th,,t.isI no+ ~ dY4M
IT, ;S rooortad y Vitiuasi' L
ersi II, ispiu IN Soma oaurp ma ptople \
M Tohm Eidar Ia ~ soSSa' ~ new w
Sa"o I Tha rn'oort u; - fo JopaHy y, rs III
iorino arnon ntpo,, H. '" mnad,h n aal Is OIL
al snffered no ilInstss s ! W., VIZ q silss.i ~
which is a commop ai1msnt an'htTsbh
onlv insane man IN thn ,a o Il
5Sshh srles Innos '" mha lyss1in | ! /
aIhunnor "UaeS' "nu o'H'SHseWH NHhs ~
omtte a surnrise WAS croatod in III
s.1..F W, - -. - IEaVnn
oarraeks adnesaay . > shesappearame
ayl,a,t ia TIN NJ Y ~ ~ ~
.fson do rInndi,aOm if oa.' a "am
. ! fta,s visitipg his hrntha ~ Tawis nd th
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DSssss tehp 81 se a9rsGsas0 sst. LIZ FL

il Jsdrllford Otis, lst sergeantfn- the I'd
AAfaShsas volunteeHoAnAAars*r1sM of
pMfssas AsBeniid thendAss1ColtAAPNmtF
EOtfs,. IT, s. A., died or Suaaa959uhtlN '317t
+Af typheidin Internationally
6GhckawaaAHgg9atoi9a- ,sAAbe bmanY dtris4ds,
spt MrS. Otis and family, in this city,
nydh8 in extending sympathy to-them
iArtheir sad bereayeeAReanatba vaa r,ohr
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81 Internal Revenue Receipts.

oVash Internal Revenue Receipts.
d ,fsS6r the month Of Julyy 7tiI,e e' 1receiuts at.
sodaS - :. vrroiy, ~! usIft,n mmI; HS-SSiH1
the Internal "reteMGe, RtifSl TIT ,fb8 dis J}S:
trietIof New. Mexico apd,ATiz0n9, IN this,
city, anfddnfhf. ttb $33SSS6s" The,Igrre8tter
part Of tksahtl sum @as ffeceiv6T HRdeF the
provisions of the war revenue bill
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August Weather.

: The following data, coverings period
,a.fi "a years, have been eolnpflt!dl- ;. from
the w wy 4ag6 S9Eiea \ rfSScqsEHdkf i at SSpptsS t iF5el
M Nd ID s9%s4I I'll 9gaatFhh } a{a SSxK}f aid 10 Ie
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~ n bA3n NJ bn9TTF . Q T0E H7HV
ava Is Ioi neY eld24l WY 40 $40 ~ y
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IF you t1sissSiAt sa''ccshss Cheap Sa adaags o al l'I ~
Fischer q! C6et. roiarif,fs tssl ODD ylleaitlaoy
Siii~ ss8fbb6 srRfuoitrIu r9dfrrf Tot
han
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toned the name of whispering" Gavin McNab as a gentleman whom he oe- lighted to honor.
 "Mr. Braunhart," said MT. Dwyer, shaking his finger at him, Didn't you come into my office month ago an ana nLsy say ta that MT, McNab wss $, the blank biankest As Braunhart did not deny the charge Dwyer vented his feeling against the Whispering boss by adding, For once n yoar id life you told the those very words down McNab'S- throat.
 Braunhart then appealed to the speahese ] for protection from the interruptions .,e or II his Nemesis, but got little sympathy from that person, as he was cautioned not to deal in personalities but address his remarks to the question.
 Again he Strove to enlighten the com mittee on the underhand practices of the bosses to obtain possession of the primar- ies, and again he was interrupted py Dwyer. This time he was dwelling on the probability of the various bosses in the different Assembly districts carrying the primaries. He went so far as to give the names of those who would do the job, but before he had enumerated them all Dwyer landed a solar plexus punch by accusing him of infiicting the greatest stigma on the local Democracy by being the author of the lsinglass I1cket useo In a primary election.
 Braunhart's only answer to the repeat ed attacks made by Dwyer was, T par don you, I pardon you for. your inter ruptfons and unkind remarks. l know that you don't mean them"
 Dwyer retorted he meant everything he said and was willing to back it up. The Senator from south of Market street was 10th to take up the cudgels in his own defense, but tried to win the confidence of the members of the committee by grandiloquently saying: Sam Braunhart says these things on his word of hon0A Sam Braunhart Senator from San Fra4- cisco, whose knowledge of these things is great, makes these assertions on his word of honor"
 The "honor" of the speaker seemed to strike the committee as being a thing to press a smile. Not so with Dwyer; a parting crack at the man who tried to be- itics presented itself right there, and he sarcastically announced that he would not give ten cents for his honor,
 JJnfeaZed by these remarks, Braunhart continued his speech until the faces of his listeners warned him that he was getting tireSome.
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vided among the two brigades. have obtained the following names of killed and wounded outside of the Astor Battery:
 THE KILLED.
 HOWELL, SAMUEL, Fourteenth Regulars.
 LEWIS, wM., Nebraska volun- teers.
 M'cANN, ROBERT, Fourteenth Regulars.
 o'NEIL, EDWARD, California Volunteers.
 PATTERSON, A. F., private, Min nesota Volunteers.
 PHOENIX, E., private, Colorado Volunteers.
 THoLLEN, AUGUST, private, Twenty-third United States Infantry.
 THE WOUNDED.
 BURSEN, BJORNSTED, captain, Minnesota Volunteers, severely.
 SEEBACH, O., captain, Minnesota Volunteers, seriously.
 BAKER, private, Twentythird Regulars.
 CARLSON, private, Minnesota Volunteers.
 DUNMoRE, JOHN, private, Cali fornia Volunteers.
 HAMMERSoN, ALBERT, private, California Volunteers.
 KAHL, private, Minnesota Volun- teers.
 M'CANN, private, Twenty-third Regulars.
 MOORE, private, Minnesota Vol unteers.
 MORGAN, private, Twenty-third Regulars.
 NEWMAN, private, Twenty-third Regulars.
 PARKER, private, Twenty-third Regulars.
 TETzoFF, private, Minnesota Vol unteers.
 WOUNDED MINNEsoTANS.
 The Suns Manila cable gives the following as the wounded of the Thir- teenth Minnesota:
 CAPTAIN OSCAR SEEBACH, of Company G, shot through the lungs, seriously.
 CAPTAIN a. w. bJ ERN SIAO, Company H, shot in the body, seri- ously.
 LIEUTENANT 0. J. BUNKER, Company c.
 SERGEANT CHAS. BURNSON, Company c, shot in the head, seri- ously.
 SERGEANT M. M. CARLTON, Company F.
 CORPORAL H. E. WILLIAM, Company |.
 PRIVATE F. M. CRoWL. Com
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LIST OF KILLED AND
 WOUNDED AT MANILA

Americans Who Fell During the Gal-
 lant Attack on the Enemy's
 1ntrenchments, - NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-The Worlds Manila correspondent cables: The following is the list of casualties in the Astor Battery:
 THE KILLED. HOLMES, E., first sergeant CREMINS, D., second sergeant.
 THE WOUNDED. .HILLMAN, R. H., sergeant VAN HONE, H., corporal. BAKER, C., private.
 BEWTELL, O., private.
 DUNN, C., private. HAYDEN, T. J., private. SEYMOUR, W. H., private. :'. VAN PELT, 0. E., private : Private Dunn's wound is serious. The other wounded men will get well. The losses were pretty evenly di-
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Sammy Was Forced to Swallow His Rash
 Remarks.
DWyer Gave Him the Lie and Famed His Nose With
 His Fist.

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA- MENTO, Aug. 18.-Senator Sammy Braunhart has been called down sec- ond time since his advent in the capital.
 J. J. Dwyer contributed to his humilia- ton. The little incident occurred during the meeting of the special committee on San Francisco organization appointed by Seth Mann, chairman of the platform and resolution committee, in the parlor of the Golden Eagle Hotel, last evening. Braunhart, in the heat of his argument in favor of the Committee of One Hun- dred conducting the primaries, told of the means taken by bosses and their fol- lowers at such elections, and incidentally admitted that the 'end justified the means" and he would do likewise If his party needed it. He stated that no other than MT. Dwyer had, in his office year ago, made that statement to him.
 Dwyer jumped from his seat as if he were shot from a catapult, and his face livid with rage and with his right fist un- comfortably near the nose Of the rash speaker yelled: You are a blankety blank. blank liar, if you say l ever made that remark.
 out of reach of the indignant attorney s fist. Not a member seated in the room stirred from his chair and not one word body present well knowing that Braun hart would tamely submit to the 'call down."
 And I repeat" said the angry Dwyer, ''that if you impute the authorship of that infamous lie to me, Ffl ram the words down your lying throat"
 With a meekness that disgusted those seated in the room, Braunhart swallowed the rebuke and continued in his defense of the primary system. He had hardly uttered another sentence when he was again interrupted by the irate Dwyer. Braunhart was dwelling on the virtues of the committee of One Hundred and men
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pany G.
 PRIVATE WILLIAM A. JONES, Company G.
 PRIVATE L. H. WALLACE, Con- pany H.
 PRIVATE G. THoRsELL, Com- pany H.
 PRIVATE CHAs. LITTLE, Com pany F.
 PRIVATE G. H. FILLMORE, Company 1T.
 PRIVATE c. P. RICE, Company A, serious.
 PRIVATE H. BoRRoWMAN, Company K.
 PRIVATE G. F. PENNY, Com pany L, shot three times, all wounds slight.
 PRIVATE L. LUNAR, Company L, seriously.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-19
Young People in Session.

The semi-annual convention of the Young Peoples Association of the Pres bytery of San Francisco was held in Westminster Church at Page and Cough streets last evening, and the work and progress of the society during the past six months was reviewed. Reports of va rious committees were forwarded and considered and the work for the coming half year outlined.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-19
Stnla False Teeth

Henry Graham, alias Mccarthy, alias Shorty Levres, was arrested last evening for petty larceny. Albert Cohn. barber at 22 Montgomery avenue, the complain ing witness, claims that Graham took from his shop articles valued at $25. Among the things missing are a set of false teeth and an overcoat. The man is known to the police.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-19
Woodworkers, Strike Settled.

OSHKOSH, Wis, Aug 1S.-The wood workers strike, which has been in prog ress here for the last three months, was practically settled to-day and most of the strikers went back to work. The terms of settlement are withheld, but 1t is said the manufacturers promise a slight ad- vance of wages.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-19
Death of a Scotch Author.

LONDON, Aug. 18.-Sir William Au- gustin Fraser, Bart, the author, and one of the Queens body guards of Scotland, Is dead.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-19

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The San Francisco call., 1898-08-19

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-08

New York. March 8.-A Herald spec
ial from Washington says:
Secretary Long has given orders to
Commander w. H. Brownson, now on
duty as a member of the board of in
spection and survey, to leave at once
for England and France to inspect the
vessels which have been offered to this
lay if they are suitable for service in
the United States navy.
Commander Brownson will not only
look at the vessels which have been Of
fered, but will examine other warships
under construction for foreign nations
and should he report that any are de-
sirable and ready for sea, this govern
ment viii undoubtedly enter into nego-
tiations with the nations which ordered
the ships. looking to their sale to the
United States.
Secretary Long talked with Comman-
der Brownson and~told him what he
wanted and the instructions given dur
ing the consultation will guide the ma
val officer in the important work which
has been placed in his charge.
OBOl ARRIVAL DIT southampton the ear
Iy part of next week Commander
Brownson will confer with Lieutenant
J. C. Colwen, who is a naval attache
to the United States embassy in Lon
don, in regard to the ships under con-
struetion at Elswick and other points in
England.
He will then go to France, where he
will meet Lieut.. w. S. Sims who is
naval attache to the United States en-
hos HJear- r-fer
that officer viii inspect the two battle
ships Marshal Floriane and Marshal
DeodOro which the Herald has stated
has been offered to this government.
Commander BrOwnson while abroad
will also inquire as to the amount of
ordnance material on hand. It's antici-
pated by the department that if hostiI-
titles occur, it will be necessary for this
government to purchase such material
from foreign manufacturers.
Vicers Sons and Maxim limited. have
offered guns and ammunition to the
department, but the English powder
has a nitro base which the department
does not care to place on board naval
ships on account of the explosive quail
ity of such powder. 1t is believed, how
ever, that the DupOntS and the Cali
fornia powder works will be able to
turn out sufficient brown powder for
the present.
New York March S-Especial inter
est is taken in military circles in the
trip of Gen. Wesley Merritt, command
ing the department of the east to Key
West and other southern Atlantic de-
fences. As Key West is the nearest
: point to Spanish possessions, the in
Cspeetion by Gen Merritt of the fortifi-
cations there is of particular import
ance.
Gen Merritt said last night: MY
purpose IS to start on my visit of in
spection to the fortihcations on the
Eeacoast of the south tomorrow at noon
>-When / was at New Orleans a week
ago. contemplated going across coun-