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The San Francisco call., 1898-07-23

Charles w5lEisaafs g,eSuqag.lsts4 and Mrs, " afsSsasA 70 hand in 8ht names s4f sa,s. V4tfF5s'sti< Bhsg R8n8 salmeqsaa zna preparations F9r 9hs 1fis,ssstssssisIf win k,a 1ilssht ahead IT G49s.la agfa vSft;,1rs, <'hossla ask Sa Ae excused taiegn siftajarse- tn Bife aapsst tssl0isn because ais sfirsspr a'sla0te'fl ta some eSf the v-fnrfssssts, 5ass's< of tlfe Ena3ssr win rts,reJy 75,5--r, e9 f#tsla 0lF'f,s5Fh and ClaruaN h, this. case Nfie tsetifsi3n ~slh he lssfa 4s TWO htl9HaliasarS and eSne De9neia,aA
 The employees 94 the sssec3pfrrs hare. been tii'ssaF.isaa ilrl haialt esf sss,apf,els, Aife tat'tn's ii'ienffs have d7r.av.n m r.s.. s'aletisfts 4na0rslrIs, and grais.lfse his s3l. mn. ts''n'a9ish and aaolaa,af.s 4fs charges ,t-sf5eafist Sip69lsette wtF5n8ri Re4glaaalisiq.
 9 IS also $'sesa the hoaf,h 2,s atr-s1sse.ss w;s come lf Eot a lso6ia f,f dlsFs Ftalfee.'
 sJesttte1S 6S thi< frg.ag.isas s4sso-.t s,, 5'fs5alah ssporasifs asousn1sea Chairman !. 'affl5V to@tisS tss go gsnsalfss't 5f gqtlla ne fsf<ss$5e'ttl is5 slns board iTf aIf,sV sttsf'5ea 9lfie Sip0nae.le 1essifniiesis, s,i,k %s'''e given permission ga 50 80
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LOSERS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS

The losers of Govera-asnt bonds are gesc1-.2I4y much 1n evidence z- Present The Post :ol9 on Monday about Govs--- -2e1t bona 112- was swallowed ur in -se great 1e4Ise z- goAs1StoTT-- Pa for which me Ae1Cs o- 1nS former oE1s- are SesgI-E 2 6 cCQ2.c2-s~ That bond wss for $50 n.ct there 2s another PsalSY1v1z-t who .s aSk4Es congress 1o 1SSus 11n . duplicate bond 1- Ls1so0, z substantial ars 8s>A 1a1E business man 21 TsclsS-a Pa ct llG0Ge9s6 vsEacl7g A16 5-ztE-a-r7' ss>- co-clls "a 11e report ot E2s-5ress-.s1 Eest c1 ths House uss5 1o keep bond ale.a44 .l 8 safe. bCl1 sn 1SSs Sczas one 5- taking books from ths safe seems 1o Azvs accidentally pulled og1 with zhs books sr envelope containing 1he bond r was dropped 111o ths waste basket and el,rr=s with the contents Of she basket II has been recommended that 5ns E11se R1- s1o-1za tAs E1Va2g ot another bond ID M- LGlSo--
 In The same cozzac-5c7a Et czz ha sad that Senator P3zt1 has g-upcsss5 s- azasrs6-ae-st 10 the special Ge1scsezcy agll 10 allow the payment 10 J a15 " Ss1Ez- 1aa2 < Go Ct S1Taa 5s s1 full fur tcs--sE- described coCpo-S detached t-a-. Limited States bonds the coUpols haT5nE been 5Ds1 o2 1he CulAr5 S1sa-zS1z- Cf-sz0u s7al9 a- ssls MsECv1 t4 tSss--T7 ,zs tza- E--.a.- EarS-
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FUN FOR THE AhIsTocRACY.

Kings and Queens. Dukes and Princes sometimes enjoy themselves much in Ihe same way ss the merry populace does in the Park on Sunday Here is a little account from a2 Eng fish paper Of the movements CT Q els ttEgasshe5 party one afternoon recent iy. The Princess Of Wales who wes accoup6nie5 by -hs Duke and Ouch ess Of York and the Duke and Duchess of Fife visited 1te International Uni yeTsz2 Exhibition ar Ear1S Court yes taT6sg, and quite sE chance t1s same afternoon was choss- for z6s debut Of the troupe ot Eunga-z1 Mi1st0e1s, who under T1s baton Of -a-.0s Sa-lT. have 9cS- arrived from SU12E,@s- Their Royal EighzASsss- who were -s- ce.ve6 by 1E-- In-s Ef-al1y and other officials. spent the Whcls zfEeT1o3z 5l the building witnessing from I1e -U9 zN oox zEs wonderfully realistic DaEz1 battle in the water arena and 81-5-- ward going 11e round u1 most o1 1Es side Snows' azcsZ511E 1he E-l5pu-lal ez1aTza5r1-e-t ot Mrs Tom Thumb. The JaT21sss U01ps. L1z E4@c[CG TnsaEar. and l1s EZ-gzE1azs- The E21s-Qsasz | o'clock Eu-EE-lG- z-a-- -a1n-a-1 was C-1 s1oTz et- sr@s royal Va--T wtz5cA itself Ias large sEcug1 n half i'll -1s 6z-tz--zrs 1hszza- lust 1h5zk Ct ~C5C5aT Ina E5-z1rF hotnobta1= with royalty Isn't that Esl5En1t-l1 Pocr E3o1osST He w& -st there 10 sas Gl 11a-NEw Turk Times
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WORSE THAN WAS EXPECTED
TWENTY-FIVE FISHERMEN ARE
 MISSING.
Fully Three Thousand Boats Caught in the Gale of Few Days Ago. Great Destruction of
 Property.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

VANCOUVER, B. C.. July 22.-The disaster which overlook the salmon fishers near the mouth of Fraser River has turned out to be even worse than first expected. A reporter today visited the scene and learned that fully 5000 boats were caught in the gale of three days ago. The whole Fraser River fleet was out at the time and il appears that the storm came up without mo- ment'S warning. Many Of the boats were strung together and when the storm cloud burst over them they were dashed against each other with such force as to either demolish them our- right or render them useless.
 In the scene Of excitement which fol- lowed five men were seen 10 sink out Of sight II was at first thought this was the full extent Of the fatality. but when the men reported last night twenty-five were found to be missing. These in clude Japanese. Chinese. Indians and white people. II is possible that they may turn up later. but the fact that they are supposed 10 report every twenty-four hours and have failed 10 do so, conyinces their friends that they are lost.
 The storm caused. il Is said. Slo.o5O damage 10 fishing property. Nets were torn away. boats ruined and diSa ble6 and the days catch lost Stories Of the disaster are gradually coIns7lg 10 hand Two men drit1ed ashore on their up turned boat after being buTetei for hours by the waves The Indian fishers have quit work and devoted to-day to mourning for their supposed lost As many ot the Indians and Chinese wera only known by numbers Ihe full extent Of the fatality and names of the vic tins will not ba known for some days The affair has cast 6 gloom overt l he whole fishing community of 1he prov
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PREPARING TO TAKE UP
 THE AGNEWS SCANDAL
Employees ef che Asylum Being Mar shslei iu the Interest of Dr.
 Spenerle.

SAN JOSE, July Ss,->JSsSt when the Board " Trustees as Asesews Asylum Ws0 take Up the investigation of charges ot immoral conduct against r r reVvt,,lett and Mrs, k, Maj;aan Ge- iep3S entirely Gaoa the conclusion of tae Parker will ease. Nicholas Bow ae,,. attorney l0 tee ease, has been ea- gagged ay Dy, Spasekie ,o look after hts interests and as sSaa as Ge Is ss ltA- eYJy Jae Investigation will commence, Next ThGTs&aN has been mentioned as t,,e day, ae; st IS hardly possible ss will He taken Ve Saea, The following Moa- GsN seems q mere likely date
 Chairman; CvTaow vii, ta~raorTew have Secretary Montgomery no;aty
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TEE LITERARY OUTLOOK.

Of slhs graduating class af Earrzlr,5 sBs members aags EgIitltatssi1 4ts.ar e3hsit,e Eit A GatglTs profession and 1lha result 1ggasst oa declared ts bs distinctly de pressing lr some r,arats1la1ss, waslls q. Is sg5clI8Esl-'aiiiTgsr In others
 @i1th 5 staru}Ras of lawyers aIlrssaicy rIr,ssss5ia19ge law and rtsIFrGaTge aac Con- ersss qHD e4 dhess prsg3sfaiaes an9sslla to sUufg 3aw, g win 1s1Eafsres 4hs over crowded ranks af 1ne Raat7iaa1 yrafss,. sion, 12 will s1uf1g fsr une Es.arlisi11g. .gS piga tsassh-'sgTatl they can find ss5rsls,- thing gaef's EjrDfffaltise to aa-aGna tSsls;i- Giess careers 0f Ralr'ioIs 81niis Rial claim glsaf;sg $ hundred 1nelea.
 f,s1t what is Harvard gong 1s fia seS, lftsrugnrs and a1a6 Mii9fls t'pslfass d the class expect 9o ssTssAr 1ourriaIisSrn and stff@n So aeeaEne arfhigat;1s only 1fgr4s 8lre E1tt .iap1n 5Es Intending Io enter lIft- sst'slslsa scFla aihare is sGleg gIns z-tais1 ami sns HruSiitiisIn ilf ehe winale ADG
 we iiD ns,t expect s9 ind arsanp srfiissEs In Q graduating class, ss very few young gnan wtf1h the strissuie tssrl;,s.t,1a- gnssrf1 could stand the paniEfuiaTss aJf & collage cEiIgrsa fsst @iiIat 8 relief il Is t5o snsx tiIat only 13issss g1fe 95f ,sHD F1sr,. ward e;res6uasss s,efshsfaitstg itlStsr1a tss efrTsnllt au5h0s.f eslt-sNSsw York wFsrna
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BLANCO MAKES LIGHT
 OF SANTIAG0'S FALL
Disaster for Americans if They Attack Havana.

HAVANA. July ss,--Captain General Blanoo has issued the following procla- nation. announcing the equalization of Santiago, It is dated Havana, July E;
 After three months heroic defense and many bloody oomhats. owing to a scarcity of ammunition and viotuals the garrison of Santiago de Cuba has been forced to oapitulate under honor able conditions and with the honors of war This occurred on the llth day of July. when it was recognized by the brave spanish general of the division who was acting commander of the place that resistance was useless and that he could no longer hold the place. Notwithstanding that endorsements had been possible. and though he should receive such from Manzansllo and should still suffer further losses and bloody combatS, and might put the city in better condition of defense. he was still face to face with the fact that achievements would only make further inroa6s upon the already great lN consumed ana nearly exhausted store Of provisions of the Spanish gar rison. The city was thus placed in a very lamentaole condition, The situ- alton was anticipated, and caused great f.NSSsSA sO NEaC Sk8SsaSl ANsNEoS.
 The occupation of the cit of Ssnti- ago by the military forces Of the Amer leans is lacking in strategic importance owing to the fact that the city had previously been blockaded for 3 long time by the American ships. and will have little or nc effect on the develop me0t ot the Spanish campaign which Is Go decide Spain's fate, The Spanish army is intact and eager fer slery, II is willing to measure arms with the Americans. and on this army the King of Spain tAe SpaniSh Government and the whole country places the trust o{ defense at any cost ot the integrity ot Spanish territory and the honor of Spasn's immaculate flag,
 This army Is sure to De triumphant and victorious, Al the last. in spite ~ so many dangers and ilapedinents that st will show once more the inion,- s;aele spirit and we'll known military talents ot our people Is the hope and expectation os yo1r general ia~chiet.
 "EI AN(NN
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SAN JOSE. July gs,=rhe Idea of a thorough investigation VI Asnewa In asne AaYium corruption ta not l'eltshei hy Boss Ees and his followers for that institution ia one ~ their strong holds tn santa Clara County, Ever ptnoe the asylum was built Eea has been faithfully represented la the Heard of Trustees, and it has made appointments as he dictated, The Ees mca have huns cn with great tenaeitN. antil new tNe gang has forty nlae VI tAe to6 employees, h tGe Az news election precinct there src but lss eesiStesvd voters, sad it Is thus safe to say thst wtth the votes frs;n the asylum the gsag has the precinct ey 2 large majority
 tn the June report there were bat ssS inmates, with io6 employees This Is an average Af Nca 70 each empioNe, Those who ase acquainted with such institutions say the reYaentage ~ ak seHGsasa jN patients sS unusually large,
 While Req and Gouid. aeeos<S;HK te themselves, $ge ptote%Sed enemies, ;Aese se ne-aoGef tAst tt Gould Is feg- sunste enough se secure @n elective of- Bee tAe vote as AsnewS pgeesnet Will ee delivered te hisa.
 Jus; how YNl{:scas pstcee8so has eees divided as Ageews Asylum i% tne tetHStsas ta Na;sas fer an9asnSeeS GoG,S. Hale and Cassaaw generally saNDested each e;AeY and the wish at one seeanse the Wi0 os al Hale and CUTHew sse aNHwe& ssak men. Up ham sa5 Whste Na tee ctres hand, had sn URAs1 asf't to set aAN patron asa Sa far sS csa t,s &SceTsS3{se& I-,- hss'; had TWO arp~NaSeeS and Waite teSee SNnctter Judge k4>vsk1aa has alled tosss fl&ceS sa the asylum wish hsS friends ws''e tHe saak kS organ tGe Mercury iS represented HN ORC
 The following ;s ste June Y&& -;>>ti aE Che asylum, showing a$ faY sS aScese ;ssaAt3e ,N whose influence She esii- pieNes secured sAes.' places
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-23
NORTHERN COAST GUARDED
COALING STATION SOON WILL
 BE ESTABLISHED.
Flagship San Francisco Reports the Need of Light-Draught Boats to Cruise in Among the
 Cuban Keys.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

KEY WEST, July a2.-The San Fran cisco arrived at Key West at o'clock this morning. She will coal and return to her hlockading duties. The flagship came directly from Nipe. the blockade having been extended along the north ern coast of Cuba to that point. This has been done in accordance with or ders received on July IL On that day the flagship. together with the Prairie. Badger, Topeka and Maple, started from of Havana in order to extend the blockade, II was a foregone conclu- sion st the time that Santiago would capitulate shortly. IT was thought Pando would probably fall back to Hol- guin and make his way from there to Nipe or NueviIss and thence go by boats along the keys that stretch along the northern coast to Sagua la Grande or Cardenas and then by rail to Havana In order to prevent supplies reaching Pan6o and 10 cut of his re- treat the extension Of the blockade was determined upon.
 II is the intention to establish & coal ing station somewhere along the east ern part of the northern coast and 9 point near Nipe probably will be SC lected. There IS urgent need of some light river boats which could be sent into the keys between Nuevitas and CardensS in order To destroy commerce that is carried on under their protec- ton. II iS supposed Pando has left 6 number Of shallow water boats within these keys-the boats which he used ss transports h going 10 Santiago and which he will use again should he at tempt 10 resrs2. 10 Havana
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FILLED rEN wEoNG BLANK Mistake es Clerk &t waslsa gs,a-.
 Causes Ma6Sas.

SEATTLE. Ta9v S5--eres days asa ssnAe-- A r4se5rafas es California weas appointed ey President MeNSasag 10 the e<sta c< Marshal at Alaska. and his ea-a- gs4sss5esa w&S forwarded. A special teass- eTAra fT'e-a Washington states that sssss4~ 7sces< p,AS gaot a2 applicant for 3ss mar <a4aaSaST, s@s asrf7'es sa ssscceea Barton l. Bennett e.t Seattle a.S l9sSstTte. At9oG- aysp Gar Alaska.
 & -aESts&s vssS made sy 2 clerk a7 3esa lpegiSTtsasEs of .JgTssltts w Do 4I preparing the assatasrass13 for the fTs3S.tgesG4 <sss~ rsA..l-e f1eG e2G. the wrong blank fr@as~ 7,t3sl$ has aasa -t5+6fs'a ef ste gatStzSs and 7'ee sls5ste6 -a q'etT- the commission sea9 si-a Wistsa sTss for DiStV5c4 A1t37ps,p w13 tts SglrISad3s si'ea ss Is asserted here gaS1 taeElrset.< fr.ael5es TsEaaTeaa Is g T'sss,aa1 et ms T'ssEste6 connection with sAs whisky stlrx fr Alaska
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CoMpANToNs OF TEE FOREST.

Last week Supreme Szsh-,e1Sst Cl0-ra-- lon Mrs. Virginia Cs-Ts28l &zd other grand officers g,a15 s TaS2t 10 Oakland A1a in stalled s.As officers ot MHzesA CSrc1s.
 Supreme Grand Chief Ca-npAlsol Mrs Esspsrso- and Supreme Grand Secretary Mrs, Morrow Installed the otFcs-s os La gstrxa92 Circle, 1Ags cssTsrs1s1y ez1zgs A gglls- 13e one The same officers installed m. officers e9 C:Aa1a-r1A Circle and 1hcsss 15 lV-Anha.s CS-alS,
 The officers et Pride ot ss,z Forest Cir tlS E4 Oakland uFeTs a-sStaIl9fs1 tT -s- -2-J1T Sala,sT+tss assaS.s,a ey Mrs Ash. Last Piedmont Circle and a5 1eS caoss ct 1hs ceremony Mrs E. SoTsl- sAs retiring c.t5st co-sr.a1l0rly w'as presented B vss-y 1-ss s-a- s2s-rIa11c pin
 Tlss a1<ic,s-s ct 81re8a Circle ws-'s in s1&1Js,5 tg afgsl1p Mrs, Gardner, and circles were 1-lst3l2e4 1g John Ea2co1ss1 P C. C C.
 Supreme Grand Cge5st Cie-a21a.zl5e- Mrs. EsswtTeSeu and Supreme Grand Chief Sec r'ftarp Mrs Mf-T'0w dT1stsall1eG 1ts officers Of Clslla-ahla Circle 11 S8IT,S-asr71 Es.s1 fett work and then Ts7's s-nsSsr$ ct AG-asi a1 B Assns-3s-.
 ssnrrsrns Sg's,-,2sissf Csslrzr,ar5csn Mrs Ger wesG and other grand rflos1.s iIEstaAlssa 1s. officers f1 1IssrTr Circle. and 8a ths close of the ,fssrfrrlai-Ir Miss Rosie Es8-Iz 1ts 7'sstl-tsge past chief, wAs Eg'sisan1ssa fin.
 The following rf4zi,,srs ct J'usaar,s Circle were i7ls1,alls.s tv ]. F,a5carss-- P e C C.. and Mrs Fr N Morrow s. C. S Mrs ? s. C. e. Mrs c S,h5di5ic3h4 T. Miss M @a9ts r. & Miss Lopez R. S., Mfrs, sf3rTsstlfr,. E. e.. Miss J E2s91sr- L. 6 2 Mrs. ScsaQs-,. K aIla O. 6
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-23
EXPEDITION TO NIPE
 ENTIRELY SUCCESSFUL
Admiral Sampson Reports the De structioa ot the Spanish Cruiser
 Jorge Juan

wASETNGToN. July 22-T1e following message has been received ss the Navy Department
 PLAYA. July g2-TAe expedition 10 Ns2e has been entirely successful zl- SAoaeA she mines had -so7 been removed for wa11 01 time The Spanish cruiser Jorge Juan defending 1he place. was de ssToy7e3 without loss on olr part The Annapolis and Wasp Afse-w&z5 proceed es& from Nsgs co assist ia the landing os te2s commanding general c1 she aIuny ol his zzsvz1 &1 Porto R2co,
 SAMPSON
 WASEENGT0N, July 21.-TAe brief re po-s from Admiral Sampson. declaring the success q The sxrs6s-3o1a 2o N5Pe, sS really more sE1a@oTtA2t than s--ssaTs on sAs surface The bay Of N5oe Hes on the north csozSz ct CuNz- almost directly Across sAs island from Santiago IT Is proposed 10 establish 8 base there wezsca. will save &1 lssas9 two days time in Ees- s1T-g supplies into Cuba as conn pared wl1h the Santiago -0-7e- II %zll A1so form s good point ot cgss-At2o-1S As1,a5-S. gum moi far distant 216 sE lz Shoa16 Gsvs9oP s11o7sG-2s-slg 9Ast : -ssst1S5l-I hand -aGSt De aAS6 uro- 1As CtEoa-IS themselves, Nsg,sa. in cs0I1sc1Ao- w11e Santiago would Ae al effective means ot doing this
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DgS'-Syc-TyE HAIL.
Twenty-Five Thousand Acres q
 e.raa- Sasls,a az North -ase.cs.

CASSIE. TON, N D., gaGg 2S-1Asesat 2S aN acres ef grain vsaS destroyed eg Nz.gl lsss4 evening 7n CslSs C8aet-c rftss <ga9gn wsgt eps7 t>iTs,s s8RTisaaF,s sn the S}has,e fH B crescent Among the rc,lEl~ fstgaa Rf5ss7s are O. ualr9-nyjfe adHb acres fsnissr Bros, s2At acres E. J. Green G9Ht acres ! n. Irazn-aaa, S2HD acres 2 ! l4sgistar', 41M acres. I9, j. Di1tznaz. 11Bb acres, l1he1@ are g dozen farmers H3ha 9asE 3 sset5i9s. and Tsa1gF hslG Ssststi5ns f4 grain w8re tetaIly sestr'agaea gt Is a<st- yaa4ea that ID asr ls31i e4 the 3aTrasrs are Insured SsTss Farmers may bose 1Assl- aazYas tf l,sslseselsrlt.f ea a5hfs sst.fvn
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eated on n street. and destroyed them, aa we'll as the printing office of the Le- moore Leader. also "a store building and blacksmith shop owned by A. Mooney. The store was occupied by E. Fraese es a watehmalSer'a shop Practically noth- ing was saved. as the fire burned very rap.dly. The loss Is estimated at Ss5o1. Insurance only Ssn0,
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sslassr ssays E...a.s.za1assz.s.s..

WSggL.siB0 .Jg3gB 22.-TNgFo esTa-ar!tss of she Sixth California Tolssnbesrs. sp rsEn- TasCpa et Captain Cook marched to TaIts.- 1a from sSsG.icis Barr'scios ts,-fiag and were ragsllg entertained kg 9i,s 9aesL Eaaa C,rasss S1ciieup ss Bsgt3isaa saaa The ass,s 1'sr& eipsa two Guasls and entertained ghelf hES<bS 1-i3h s ilsss;s F,sr'sEta rinsB 7EsJ11nea 10 E4slstcjia Fe~giissS
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Es she above Iisj c'a1a,sn has 4r,- e,ofa5Ffsa4. ssste |. GF8ala 6. g-glfssa ? n1fifts 8, sx-rNt,IStee N1tae,heafsa S 4x- r'7t1ss5es Mcdonald 8. and e,seIrNaf<sss,s Montague ! sgb. a4e5Sh ? ana a1e. S2oa- 4ieieae D. Three appointments are as-, lsss,S Fsssa 9e, sfie board
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s,sassnfsf f3rarn rrSiifr v;iIl sa.n In- sss NstsillfsnE; stnzesSiiSpHd 9ofi,upltrtnrs 1nt Yukon SsfSst pdtss; tw rstnss Eg.spisIss-s ah As.ss,t,; s5s. a, Sss2 8iss-ifet B., rnnm G.
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Fire ss rsrpn,g..

gJEhfoosaF., lFtil5 2s-ys tl,asseriIrais,s fire ssss''set iin Sfe sss,hs ss 5aasn aFasfsssi. Do
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ANCIENT ORDER OF FOREST HE'S,

'T1,s c11ticars gt C's'Eg-1 Twin Peaks were arisfAIl4a with sEVYrsgyr,iBas gss1sgrnEsrtss in the presence G5f 9srEs number f1 r,ssr,ssrgs wisIa were present egr hui ua1Harl as the i,sr'srn8-T WIS B gInSEIr programme af song Ana u1usin- During taa spsrfrIp B aa1ssn sEgziliriari1lis 1ar membership Hzs8rs TrsssssGr1ssa
 Essse.ssIr s1l5 E9Se.h CRsE-T Ss.lrsigArg Gsfiia- zi1,8tarTs alIssslaaa the officers of El11I1r S1sr ss9 CsagI1t6-r1iA AG SEissErn AtIBE- Ins e,s8'sTnurgy the riis;f1ars wsr's tsndsrsa s etGrffnt41
 gassf w,ssls ah4 Hlsh e3hizf ranger Arld F,srrranF71 sss,ssrHSRrY F'alegnsr GTfsstsl.issa dlns officers eJ9 Court Garden ChrB an San Jose.
 sisted sTr James King and L.. A- lifsIrrBlr: @ C. fsFjsesisrs, P C. R. GH $ T1n1TrTT,- son, C. R J A Duarrss,, s. O.. 6 n. @Ill- nisa7rIs $ WI VI T.. Gsoassssr. g w; F pgg!pgEansrr S R IL D. Nyfiiisa1f | "; r. Fl Tfl9;iar IT S; R, J. HRlm, E.. S; wr T. Bell sjfgr.s;ifisan5 |. GiB1fs. .g [1E- Dine arIa Dl C. MIEwliggi. Ur,Hssts'ss.. The r,xy-qsYys,Ygr wsgs HEgiHwar aGr 8 ssrnsifEr zlIa -r,sraf rI,stcr4rTgTns tfls1 w;zSs Gurulisns5 tIF 1i,fs .affrT.rTifTHss on entertainment
 I'm ii,ss sss,'ly fag,s fsf gssrs aiha iRt.iss f5s fi,,s. gisIp ware su,3h hsssVy earnings 1iIB1 iiffsp rsstis aihs Sars sore BIId slTulsrirnas tfg-ts t3,f 1Fsess TfItsr.a Tts'S uFRfSDr's vtBss 1rraa
 lrsseriatia ssttrgIiss BsuIft TSs 4f,,ss 1Yrsr,y5-,rnii Fnnr Tf Qafsaai rsr'sEELtE.
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T,srfa;fs sstTgiEiss niE1f1 BIsrTaallfh GJ 1iftss ifrrspsr'taf HpaH Ef Qsalsaa1 SrsEaln.
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E NN+ A"sNeN
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The as1Hft,ss1's ct E,l-g1Sa Circle wkrs in tailed tY fevsutp Mrs, Gardner, and hs es1z5cs-s et -Jlls58cs and Twin Easlass .lre3sis were 1rsg8Ilss4 1g John E82co1ss1
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-04-14

The Michigan crop report for April
says: March was an unusually warm
month. The fields were bare of snow
excepting the extreme northern part,
throughout the southern peninsula
during the larger part of the month.
Rains were frequent and heavy, and
the total excessive at many points.
Since April l the weather has been less
favorable. The temperature has ranged
low, with heavy, cold winds from the
north. This continued cold weather
with high winds is surely injuring
wheat, but il is yet too early TO esti-
mate percentage of damage. The aver
age condition of clover meadows and
pastures is, in the state and southern
and central counties, 95, and northern
counties, 9G per cent. Live stock has
wintered we'll and is reported in good
condition. The notes of correspondents
indicate that the outlook for apples
and peaceS is favorable.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-04-14
A CHEAP TRIP.
Seml-MonthIy Excursions to the
Sunny South.

The opportunity TO visit the Southern
States afforded by the semi-monthly OK.
cursions of the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad is one that should be ken a d
vantage of by every one interested.
These excursions are arranged for the
first and third tuesdays of April The
tickets are good on the regular trains
of those dates leaving Northern terIni-
nails, and can also be purchased through
from agents of connecting lines.
Tickets are sold to many points in Ken
lucky, Tennessee. Alabama the Caro-
linas, Mississippi, Georgia and the
western portions of Florida. They arc
good for return passage on any Tues
day or Friday within twenty-one days.
and allow fifteen days on the going
trip to stop off and examine the coun-
try. The cost for the round trip Is
about the regular one-way rate, ard
on same dates one-wav tickets are sod
ut about two-thirds Of the regular
rates
For full particulars, write to
G. p. Atmore. G. A., Louisville. KY, ur
jackson Smith. ID, J., A., Cincinnati, q.
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