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TO LOAN-A BARREL OF MONEY ON
diamonds. pianos, furniture and all first
class securities; business confidential
CREASINGER. PAT 8. Broadway, rooms
/ and 2. 6-29-tf
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WANTED
Male Help
HUMMEL BROS. & CO.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS

California Bank building,
S00-302 W. Second st., in basement
Telephone 609.
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ExCuasIoNs
wATcHMAKr1s

SOUVENIR THIMBLEs. FLAGS AND
spoons. New designs, moderate prices,
Inspect these goods. w. ]. 0ETZ. lew.
eler. ~ 8. Broadway.
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Female Help

WANTED-LADY OFFICE MATRON.
stenographer, private Secretary. LADIES'
EXCHANGE, 203 s. Broadway, C. s.
EICHHOLTZ, Manager 10
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Situations-Male

WANTED-SITUATIO BY SOBER, RE-
liable Norwegian, to take care of private
place; best of recommendations. Address
p. o. box 571. 10
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TO LOAN-IF YOU WANT MONEY ON
real estate security. 1 have 1t in any
amount $4,000 to $4,000 at per cent.
WIN. Z. BOSBYSHELL, 107 8. Broadway.
6-20-tf
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WANTED-EXPERIE ORCHARD
foreman and wife, no children, $50, etc.;
house and provisions furnished; en-
ployer at our office today. HUMMyEI
BROS. & co. 10
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PERSONALS


; r7,;S = a. -rrrp1S;S - e 1r;So7,ss;>,,
from 819 8. Grand ave. to as w. Eighth
st; female diseases treated By eIsotric-
ity; cure guaranteed. Il
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BOOKS

soorS 81 IL xnsDs So0oaTs scr1 @
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MEDIUMS

MRS. EMILY MOORE.
Trance Medium
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS.
1ewelry and sealskins; also on pianos and
household furniture. without removal;
business CONFIDENTIAL; private office for
ladies': low rates of interest. PACIFIC
LOAN CO.. w. E. DE GROOT. manager,
rooms 2. and a, ia s. Spring st.
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

LUDWIG g. MATTHEW'S, WHOLESALE
and retail fruits and vegetables. MOTT
MARKET 1856 s. Main st. Tel. 550 tt
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NEW YORK, March "a dispatch to
the World from Glasgow says: There
are six torpedo boats ct Glasgow, Clyde
ship yards. now, and all are ready. Crews
arrived on Saturday for the Pluton ana
Proserpina, and these win 50 down tie
rixee "wednesday to take on ammunition
and stores At Greenock They VIII pro-
ceed to Eerrol Thursday. It should be
noted that these elk vessels are really
gunboats, With toFps do- 6oat speed. They
are strong, handy, fa6t And very dan
esrous. Their tQnazasnd1 d1e1 Qryaers -
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WANTED-MARRIED JANITOR WHO
understands use of carpenters tools;
1--we in; references. Room II, 2O3 South
Broadway. 10
The herald., 1898-03-10

NINE. LEO. MEDIUM AND CARD
reader: tells past. present and future;
gives lucky charms. brings the separated
together; causes speedy marriage; all
those In trouble love, business and fam
lily affairs, see her. 125 W. Fourth st.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

PIANO HOUSE; 4. q. GARDNER, is
Winston ST., near the postoff1ce building;
Briggs pianos, new and secondhand;
also other makes. tt
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THE BIMETALLIC ASSAY OFFICE
and Chemical Laboratory, 124 s. Main st.
r. A. PEREZ. e. NJ. Manager. 12-4tf
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IOWA LOAN CO., LOANS ON DIA-
monds. 1ewelry, sealskins and house,
hold furniture; business confidential;
money at once. W. E. SANSOME. man.
ager. rooms IS and sc. Bryson block,
Second and Spring SITS. ~
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SAVINGS FUND AND BUILDING SOCI-
ETY.; the oldest building and loan assocla-
ton in Southern California; established
In 1883; loans on monthly payments on
city real estate: fifteenth annual series
now open. Rooms 101-102 WILSON
BLOCK. First and Spring SITS. If
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oaB ct lid nidt iufonmooiren lollte,
neil iie ben @e9 ldon man1es Wial
i'm Omnibus allein 5uriifselest batten.
9lein! M1iter 8idbD oulbete 60
nid)t unb ba iein @a9en idou mieber
entlallen mar, 10 mubte elm anberer
sebolt weroen, in oem er MiB GittD
uno ibre Mutter Bis nad SanoD's
9tow 9lr. go bradte. gtiemals in
ibrem 2eben mar GittD 9onbon 10 grob
porsefomnlen ais an oieiem 9lbenS.
Ole enSloIe Srfore>Street, 9ols
BORN, @beapIibe, Gorubill, 2eaoenballe
ltreet uno ipie Bic Sertli9feiten, bic
1ie bnr9iubrsn, nod ionit hieBen, idies
men lamnnt nnb ionoers ii6er Naat se,i
ipadlen gu iein uno on ausoebuuno ge@
iponnen gu baben. @s nabm ia gar feiu
Gn6e. sic mar bimmelfrob, als lie
enblih bic tleinen idmusi9en 9duiers
den uno Die bunitisen 8uoifeu BON
6ounosbitd uno bann oen ct. &atbae
rinenbof burd's Na9enfenlter biu<
burh ertanute unb lid Wtiiter 8idbD
eublid Dor ibrem Saus in ganbD's
6om perab{hiebete.
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@pn .1nierem 0iiaertiid1.

Ser 2rieg gegen bic NuBIoRgteii
unpyattii6er Sinee III nod BON feinem
8latte 10 energiib unb nit TO gutenl
grfolse gsfthrt tporben, mie bon Der
I'M UerIage Don SohR Senrp s6me.
rim, e!fGeinenben aSIufirirten % d.
I de- 3eitungs. Nau ie6e R9
nur bic ioeben ausseaebene yfo 6 e.
Sabrgang) biefes fonturrenaiOien 5pe.
5ialblaites onl 0a iii glei9 auf Der
eraen 5eite eine Sberbembental9e In
Siiels unb BlottiiiDfiiderei. bic mon
tuie irgenb cine anbere Mappe unter
ben Nrm uimmt unb bamit Io8reiH.
Was brau9t Elm ameritanifder Sent.
leman beute mebr, UNI bon Nelp Oort
straight na6Manila gu reiienl @s 1T
ba atpar ieBt somewhat dewy, aber ee.
rabe angenebm bet Der 9ommers
biBe. Wil mau feline Wdide gegen
gertauf dung urb 9iebifabl R6ern, 10
benuBt man einfa6 bic ieber Drummer
beigegebenen Monogrammperf9lin.
gun9en. ia Sauitrationeu aieren bic.
ie Nummer. Str nur rs cts. bierteI:
idbrli9 liefert Der gellag brett unter
Rreuabanbs sQbonnements ou9 BET alIen
Bu6banbluugen unb poftauitalten.
Gratis, Br0benummern bur9 ben Uers
log Sobn 5enrp 5dwerin, Berlin %.
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,Wlib 6awtins!" lparf MRilter Ser.

ner itreug elm.
9eet mars potbei. @enn Wiifter
Serner bieien Son ani9lus, lpuBte
WiB SamftaS fofort, baB SerGrnit oes
@eibafts ba mar.
Sbne Elm @ort meiter su berlieren,
peribmanb iie aus bem galon Tim gu
Offuen.
@leid baranf trat Elm junger Mlann
elm, blaB, lager, aber biirGaus nidt
tranflif) ausiebenb. Seina glusen
iparen alebbaa unO in leineK .Mienen
lag eine seipiife sutmiitbise Der
idmittbeit. geine 3iise uaren iibers
aus ausorudsfdbis unb es idien, be-
ionberS nenn man i'm ldnsere 3eit
unb in berl6iebenen Sitnationen be-
Obadtete, alS menn er iie ablolut in
ieiner @emalt bdtte. @r fonnte, je
na9bem er mollte, eitt oummes ober
elm pfiffi9e8, Elm brei lte8, i9ii9ternes,
bo6fabrenoes ooer unteripiirfi9es @e'
iibt MAIDEN, wie es ibm geraSe 3u.
paiien i9ien. Ger iunse Wlann, ser
In eiuen 9eip0bnli9en, 6unfeln Sadett@
ansus 9efleioet mar uno etwa i'm alter
bon fiinfuub3monsig ooer iedSunbSmats
gig Sabren ltanb, mar berlelbe, Der por
einiser 3eit ben junSen Sobn Ibimm
bis an bic 0austbiire be9leitet unb Der.
aub beute in oem GOmptoir bon 6uz
bin9ton II. 9otborn 5eun 8idbD auf>'
gefallen mar, als er mad leinem
5reunoe Neiuton Slaitb sefrast hattie.
pab, Wliiter 9oof, la9te Der Nedtss
anlpalt nno itano srrest auf. sd
oa9te es mir, Oiilter 2oof, oab Sic
iib beute nod ieben lalien miirberl.4
sd bad)te es mir aud, Waiiter
5erner, duBerte Der iunec Diam tur3.
v9aHe 9bee sefalliQ. liter 9oof?"
pgitte, nein! Sebeateu Sie, Serr
8edtsanoalt, baB ou1 ein Brioatz
oeteftib MIR einen menlhliden Masen
bat unb bemielben bod 10 bdufis lins
meni6lide 3unutbun9en 3u MAIDEN
semunsen it, 10 oaB ibm jebe Sdons
3eit millfommen it,"
r@ie sic fpollen, 9lobert. 9lber
ieten sic iid. @as sibt's gleues?"
Miiter 2OOt ieste iif bem 8edtss'
antualt segeniiber uno fab oielem feit
unb nit elmer fait broIlisen Nehsier
in's @eitdt.
uSa, Miiter Serner, bas mUhte i'd
aud miiien.
g@ie meinen Sie?@
rGiue Mense Oleues, aber mas bas
@lle8 1T uno ME glles suiamnleuz
bdnst, bas mag Der 2eufel iriiien."
s9ian, ersablen sic, laiien Sie
b0ren. :
(5ortiebuna foiat.)
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800 sslobannal! 500.

Die 2etsr ber ,6rsien prsHe" tusrbsn f&
freusi,, sa srfabren, onb eS tpenisftens cine
sefirHtets Srantbeit sisbt, tpelde bic 8ifens
f@aft in all tbren Stufsn ln 1etlen I'm Stanss
1T; Sails 3atarrbsRur 1T bic einstss iest ber
xrstIidsu 8raberfaoft beiannte pOiitibe aur
Qatarrb erforbert ala cine Contributions
Rrautbeit cine conltitutieneae 8ebaabIans.
2au's Ratarrb 8ar tpirs iRnerlib senom,
men uHs tpirft brett aaf bas 8Iut uae bie
fbleintigen CberfIdaen bes Ssiten,s, SaSxrd
bic GrunbIase Der sfrantbeit seritSrenb unb
BEN Patientsn 8raft sebsnb, ineem fe bic
RonItitution bes a6rpers auf6aut unb Der
glatar In ibrem @srte bilft. Die eisenibii.
nser baben 10 piel @ettrauen gu ibrea Seii.
frdften, tab iie einbunbert Dollars Gslcb.
nuns fit iebsn Gaa uubiet.n, ben iie ,u tu'
rirta berteblt. 9abt @uG cine 2ifs ben
3eusnifien tommsn. Man abrsiisrs
s. s. gBeneb & 8 O., TeiesO. Q.
E~ Hertalft eon alien apOtbstsrn, rs ste
6al's 5amiliea 8inen finb bic beiten.
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q. VI. 3 u. y. 8abn.
bfahrt.

@a6 @alueiton, Souiton unb guerl
taglib 900 Born.
Na4 Corpus gbrifti, Granias Bab unf
8eeoille tdslid .......2::2O Na6m.
Nad &erroille tdslid, aussenommer
Sonnabenos u.Sonntags 2 :45gsa6m
0ab &errpille, Sonntass. $3.50 Born
Wa4&errpi0e, ,Sonnabenbs A :30Na6m
Nnfunft
Bon @alneiton, Souito unb guerl
td9llh .............7:OO Mbeno8
Bon Corpus gbriiti, Granias Bab uni
8eepille td9li6 .......1 40 Nabm
Son aerrpile tdsli6, aussenommer
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :45gorm-
8oH &errpille, Sonntass. ~ Nbenbs.
Bon aerrpilIe, Montass. rs 8orm.
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- Die beuii6ea gl6tter tritiRren
bic 4riegsfhbrung In ben tpeitinbilhsn
@ewdHera nit grnBer 5hdrfs. Der
betann!e MilitdrfbriftltelIer 6aupt.
mann a. .. Sr:b 9oenis, beRen ur.
tbeil in &giegsfrasea 3u ben naBgs.
benbfen Seuif9Ianbs sebort, ipra9
feine aufint mie folst aus: Die amea
ritanifde Seefriesftibruns III mir b6l,
lis uubesreifli6. 5ampion unb
S9lep O6er 8eibe bereint bdtten un,
ter alen umifdnbeu. fslbft ouf bic 8es
fabr grDBer eisener gerIuite bin. baS
relatiO idDd9li9e @ei6maber gerpes
ra's ansreifen unb gu perni6ten fu,
den miifIen. sic baben bic Mngriffe
ni6t gewagt unb man muB besbalb
annebmen, baB bic beiben ameritani.
f6en Gef6maber mad fiinfm61igen
atuedIoien Glibuitier.G Gabrtsn um Cuba
balb tapat iino. Sd fIir6te. bic Msas
fdinen Der amerifanii6en5 5d)iffe meiien
mad bieien Strapaaen bereits Defette
auf. Die 8lofabe gerpera's bur1
SWle9 tr leDr pro0lematlt@ uti0 1Hf cts
ne ldngere Sauer unburdfhbrbar, 3u.
nal bas Meer segeniiber Santiago faff
INNER fiiirmii6 1T. gGenn gegen ben
10. Suni tas sneite ipaniide @es
i1maber unter Nbmiral gamara bic
cubauif1en 8eudFer errei6t. mirb bic
bisberige ueberIegenbeit Der Amerita,
uer 3ur SEE nift mebr unbeRritten
fein. sd babe grunb anaunebmsn,
baB BITE Spanier baum fofOrt bic Of.
fenfpe se8en Die ameritanilde 6lotte
ergreifen tperben. 9ollte babel bas
Srie9sgliid ben 5paniern giinftig Iein
unb fie eineH entideibeuben Siss er.
rtngea, bann merben Sep Meit unb
8ampa binnen 48 Stunben Srtmmer.
haufen iein unb bic idmmtli9en 6dfen
Der OttuGte Der Ser. 5taaten benz
Jeinbe f6uBlos preisgeseben iein. Die
ameritanif9sn 6eiGtpabsr baben eine
unbegreifide 1nterIaRunesilinbe Be,
sansen, tuel6e, uenn He 8eridumtes
ui6t f6leunigfi nahbOlen. perbdns,
niboolle 6olsen baben tana."
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Gin fnappes Gntfon,meu.

slus einem Danfi6reiben Der Mrs,
Goa s. Sart aus @roton, g. g.: sd
mar bon elmer Edperen grfdltuns beinlz
9eiu6t, tuel6e lih auf Die 2unse se-
i6lasen bate. Sd iuuroe idper bonn
6uiten seplast unb l9tieBltd deisten
ii6 Die SDnptome Der G9tpiubludt.
8ier Ier5te 9aben mid auf unb erfldrs
ten, baB i6 nur nod fur3e 3eit 5u leben
babe. Sd empfabl mid lelbIt ineinem
@rlDier uno boffte, baB, fuenn i6 ni6t
Bel meinen Sreunben auf @rben bfeiben
f6nne, id nit meinen 2ieben i'm SEM
ieits pereint tuerbeu tuiirbe. 9a ertbeilte
Semanb meinem @atten ben 8atb, Or,
Sings 9aeue @ntbeduns fir Sdtpino>
lu9t, 9uiten unb grfdltuns an3u.
ibaffen. SD ma6te einen GerIud5 ba=
nit unb nabm bann I'M @ansen o6t
Slai@en. 9as 1at mid furirt llnb @ott
iei 9anf bin id iebt serettet uno eine
selunoe uno fraftise 5rau." Brobez
flaiten frei in bet Gpotbefe BON S.
&alteDer & Spbn, 9iegrldre @r6Be SO
gents unb $1,00. gs tpiro @arantie
geleiitet poer Der 8reis miro suritds
se5ablt.
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~. 6. & z. 8abn.

Nad 8aco, Sort @Urtb, Dallas, stan
ias @itp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tdg
LID ..9:30 8orm. unb 500 Gbenbs.
Nnfunft.
Bon Gbicaso, ct. Souls, aanIas gitp,
Dallas, Strt @ortb unb 8aco, tdes
lid ..7:25 8orm. un6 3:15 Nadm.
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Stutia an 8ii6itanoiae.

Wue, bic nit bem 3ablen Der Stats
unb @ouutpl lSteuern bon 1884 1896
i'm Rhdftanbe finb, mtifen bieielben
Dor benz Is. Suni begIei@eu. ba lait
benz Staaissefebe bic GorOeruns ein'
geflagt merbea muB.
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Gontbern asactfic 8nbu.
Mbfa brit.

Nab Stem Orleans, 6ouitou unb Gal
pefton tdslid 1910 Mittass nnt
$50 Nbenbs s......,..-.........
Nah eagle BaB, Merico &c. IL gorm
Ra6 galifornien. .....4:45 gfabm.
Nnfunft.
Son Neu Orleans, 6ouiion unb Gal
peiton taslib 7:25 8Ornt. unb 4:25
9tahm. ......................
Bon @alifornien &c. IL: so 8orri,.
@on Gasle 8aB ann Merico 700
NbenoS. .......
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Giienbabn TaDr : Ylan.
8. 6 o. M. 8abu.
Wbfahr

Ma1 ct. Souls nia Sron Wountain
ober M. 6. & 6. ...... $3.50 8orm.
Nah ct. Quuis pia Srpn Mpuntaiu
N0llfe ........ ~ :UO NpeHoS.
gtab Searne td9li1 100 Morsens.
Hab 3areoo. ............9 :45 Borin.
Nnfmnft.
8on ct. 2ouis, Sron Wountain & W
&. & &. 800 8orm.
BON ct. 2ouis, Srpn Wountain & M.
&. & E. T.............3 3:55 Nnhm.
Bon 9earne tdslid. 1920 abenos.
Bon Qareoo. ..........7:00 Nbenbs
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Yerfrei6ett

gle bic &raufbeit bnrd rs9tssitissn
Gebraufl BON Tutt's 2eberpiasn, Gin
altes unb bewdbrtes Ssilmittel, bas nit
ieoem Gase pOpularsr mir0. SO turirt
ieoet 3eit
aopffdmspfH
is''rsn Massn, Ialaria, g.rbauunsss
btlawerben, trags 2ebsrtbdtistsit, 8ers
ltopfuns unb alIe arautbeiten Der Sale.
9mtt's 2eber Viuem.
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- Was CUTE gDaare unb billiae
Yrsiis aHbeIaust. bot 6. 8. Seaa,
22o 3. GlOrss Strabe sar feinen
@onturrenten,
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Or. Otto Nrenbt, Der betannte
beutide 8imetallift. f9eint feline IsBte
8rumpftarts In ieiner poIemit nit
ber .gtat. 3ts.@ ausaefpieIt 3u babsn,
fouf bdtte er taum ben Weg bes Ge.
ri9tes betreieu. UNI f6 Dor ber Welt
au redtfertisen. Dor einiger 3eit be-
iprad bic Rational 3eituua" in ei.
mem ldngeren Nrtitel bas Werf zines
iungen, burG fleiusre natirnaIbtono'
raiicbe Nrbeiien bereltS bortbeilbaft
betannten @elebrteu, Or. &arI 6eIfs
fert9's s&efOrm bs8 beuii9en @elbs
tDefens nod ber Grtintung beS &ei,
9eSA tn iebr lobenber We.ie unb ci.
iirte aus bemfelbea einige StelIen, in
uel6en Or. Nrenbt Der 5dIi9ung bon
SbatTa6en bei6ulbist nirb. 9arob
ergrimrate gar bitter Or. Nrenbt, groBe
Quantitdten bon Sinte unb Sruder,
i6mdrSe bermenbete er In ieinem
.9eutf9en Mo6enblati", um su bes
weiien, bab er fteis nur bic refine. un'
berfdliGte Wabrbeit geprebiat unb ge.
i6rieben babe. Aber bic Rationale"
blieb BET ibren Bebauptungen unb er'
tldrte. Vi9ts BON ibren Augaben iiber
ben .SiIber". .SOftor auraduebmeu gu
tuollen. lin fe bafar su itrafeu unb
aud ibren S6ablins, beiasten Or.
Or. 6elherid, bat nun Or. arenbt
beibe, iomobl bic 3eituHg, mie aud
ben Berfaher be8 erwdbnteu Wertes,
In ben Geribisu bertlast. Auf ben
Aussans bes proesRes III mon fsbr
gsipauut.
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9ie Gbrpital Ste Go.

perpenbet sur gisfabritation nur ar,
ieRl6es @aRer. 9as gis tohet niht
mebr ols fol9es bon GluBtpaKer ber.
seiieIIt. Wan taufe bas 8efsi
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Man ipart bon $5. 90 bis $25.00
beim Nntauf zines 5nbrnertes bel
8. s. Dean,
228 Sub Shores StraBe.
= e Z a ..

= Wu@ In 6oufion lebnen R9 bic
Wirtbe bagegen auf, bob bic 8raue,
reiea Gabbier on pripa!perfonea pers
faufen. 8eipnber8 bel Mablen, iagen
iie, taufeu polititer unb aanbibaten
einige 6aB Bier bon ben 8rauereien,
I'M He on Stimmseber ausf9dnten su
lafen. Dieie praris muB aufb6ren
uub mon Derlaugt, baB bic 8rauereien
ibre aunben, bic Wirtbe, unterffigen.
- Sm Mlter BON n Sabren farb
In 8elDiae SDbn gieefrieb. gr mar
In Der S6meij geboren unb tpanberte
Dor 50 Sabren ia Stras ein, no er R9
In anffin @Ounip rteoerIieB unb 3mar
ba, no beute 8elluille ftebt, bns ba.
mals mod nidt erIftirte.
- Inter ben a6t 6eiben, bic ibr
2eben au Dpfern bereit naren, um nit
bem aoblenidiif .Merrimac" bic Gin.
fabrt gum 0afen 5antiago be Cuba su
bsrfperren. befanten iid smei iunge
3eraner. anIe Grant, 6oba bes
Wapor 90. 8. Grant bon 6ouhou.
unb Sobn NJ. 2ubp, 5obn bes
@Ounipridiers 5. .. 2ubp bon San
Diego.
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Gan 9sebrp gprin8s Vart.

Dieter anseuebme parf fiebt 2ogen,
8ereinen unb Jamilieu aur Mtbaltung
bon pitnies &C. sur 8erfiisung.
8efu6ern Dirb ale nur benfbas
aufmerifamteii eriuieien.
Ssben Sonatag Ra6mittas
0rpkeS Srei . 1onsert,
ausgefhbrt bon Der pollsdbIigen
Wtititdrs 8apeIIe.
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The record-union., 1898-04-10
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Members Of Congress Consult With
the President.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-There were
not many forenoon callers at the White
House. Assistant Secretary Day ar
rived at 8 o'clock and talked over the
situation and the national policy The
interview, however, occupied scarcely
five minutes. There Were reports that
the Queen Regent would sign a de-
cree declaring an armistice in Cuba,
and that this would be followed by
Cuban independence later, but in no
official quarters, so far as diligent in
quiry could learn, had any contirma-
tory information at that hour been re-
ceived.
Senator's Cullom of Illinois and Bur-
rows of Michigan were the first of the
Senatorial contingent to talk with the
President Mr. Burrows had been to
the State Department, where he talked
with Assistant Secretary Day. He said
he had heard the rurnors of the Queen S
intention to make final effort to avert
war. but he was net aware that any
dispatch on the subject had been re-
ceived from Spain in the past twenty
four hours. He suggested that an arm
istice would he effective only with the
assent of both parties TO it, and that
in his Judgment such action by the
The record-union., 1898-04-10
HALE AND NoRCRoss CASE.
The Supreme Court Renders an
Important Decision.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.--The
long-expected and highly important de-
cision in the Hale and Norcross case
was finally delivered by the State Sd
preme Court to-day.
The decision rendered by Judge Hub
bard of the Superior Court some time
ago is sustained in part, but directions
have been sent to the lower court 20
modify the first judgment to conform
with the opinion of the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court sustains the
Judgment of S210,000 in favor Of VI.
w Fox and others, to which sum the
interest that has accrued since May 70,
1892, is also allowed, making a total
Of 1921 200
This judgment was rendered by Judge
Hebbard on the grounds that the Hale
and Norcross Directors, ny fraud, had
charged the stockholders 81 per ton foc
milling ore. when it could have been
done for $3.50. The judgment awarded
is for the loss to the stockholders by the
difference in price.
In reference to the judgment -en-
dered by Judge Hebbard for $41I Goo,
with interest aggregating S627 900, for
alleged frauds in the milling, the SD
preme Court has ordered q new trial. ia
order to more accurately determine the
amount lost to the stockholders. and
orders the lower court TO proceed, noc
on the grounds permitting an assurnp-
ton Of fraud. but merely because X is
a rule in public policy which declares
illegal contracts made by trustees with
/ themselves. whereby they also may de-
! rive benefit
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SENATOR MAsON,s VIEWS
INTERVENTION ONLY.
The Senate Committee May Chang.
It's Verdict as To CTha

WASHINGTON, April 9.-There was
no meeting of the Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations to-day, the COM
mittee having adjourned until Monday
next Several Of the members of the
committee. were at the Capitol, and
they casually dropped into the commit
tee-room, where the Cuban situation
was the uppermost topic There no
longer appears to be doubt that the
committee will change it's verdict on
the method of recognizing Cuban inde-
pendence so as not to include the pres
ent Government of the insurgents, and
to practically make the declaration one
for intervention only, If the President
represents the necessity for thus limit =
ing the official action of the country
The movement to secure general COM
pliance with the Presidents wishes in
this matter has gained rapidly, until
it includes apparently most Of the old
est Senator's and it is claimed that the
Committee on Foreign Relations Will
yield to the representations of these
Senator's The members of the com
mittee who are now expected to sup
port the President are Messrs. Frye,
Cullom, Lodge, Clark, Gray and Dan
el, and some claim that Chairman Da-
Wis will take this position.
Davis declined to say what might be
the action of the committee, or in any
way discuss the probabilities of its
action. He expressed the opinion that
the Senate would not consider the sub
iect in executive session.
REPUBLICAN STEERING COMMIT
TEE.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The seer
ing committee of the House Republicans
had a long conference with senator
Davis of Minnesota, Chairman Of The
Foreign Relations Committee Of The
Senate, regarding the legal phases in
volved in the question of intervention
and recognition. AT the conclusion o1
the conference the members declined tC
state what had occurred, beyond the
fact that the whole situation was dis
cussed.