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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-02
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The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30
DEMOCRATIC EXPECTATIONS.

C ECRETARY KERR of the Democratic Con- N gressonal campaign committee not only pre- - diets that the Democrats will control the House of Representatives in the next Congress, but has made public the calculations on which the prediction IS based and 1t IS the first official partisan fore cast of the result of the coming contest 1t IS worth the attention of all students of the political situation As reported by dispatches from Washington, Sec retary Kerr claims the Democrats will make gain of one Representative in Alabama, two in Connecti- cut, four in Illinois, three in Indiana in Mime sota, four in New York one in Iowa, one in Ken lucky, one in Maryland, in Michigan, two in North Carolina, four in Pennsylvania in Texas, two III Virginia and one in West Virginia This will be total gain o twenty nine, which, added to the I53 Populist and Democratic members n Congress, gives total of I82 in the next House, three than majority of that body.
 Very little consideration of this list will be needed to upon what fnsy basis the prediction of the secretary Is based The expected gains in Alabama, in Texas, in Kentucky and in Maryland may be ceded for the Republican successes In those States in I8oo were due to political landslide that is not
 likely to be repeated Moreover, the Republicans of Kentucky and Maryland have local faction fights in their ranks which are likely to weaken them in the Congressional districts. These gains are however, the only ones in the list given by Mr. Kerr that at all probable, and they likely to be offset by Republican gains n California and elsewhere.
 There is nothing discernible in the political sua- tion in New York Illinois Indiana, Connecticut, Pennsylvania Michigan and Minnesota to afford the slightest for confident claim of Democratic gains from their Congressional districts In all of those States the divisions between the silver and the gold wings of the party as marked and as r- reconcilable as they two years ago. The inde- pendent voters, moreover, we'll they in 1896 that nothing but confusion would result from Democratic control of the Rouse of Representatives. They know that Democracy is utterly incapable of acting wisely or unitedly upon any of the great issues that will come before the next Congress for settlement Under these con ditions of divided Democracy confronted by united Republicanism, aided by gold Democrats and the whole body of independent voters, the chances for Democratic gains in the States named are about poor any taken in the field of American politics
 Secretary Kerr doubtless issued his prediction as means Of giving encouragement to his party fol- lowers He made the outlook as bright for them as he could, and that he had to advance such absurd claims these in order have any basis at all for his prophecy convincing evidence that the situation promises nothing whatever to the Bryantes this year
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30
TWO MEN COMPRESSED.

AMES D. PHELAN is a candidate for Mayor. oI He holds the office now, and desires to cling V to 1t. During his term he has assumed to rep resent purity in politics, and under his direction there has sprung into existence the most absolute bossisn the city has ever known, and Phean is the head and front of it. He is dictator. Under the guise of the purist he takes upon himself the duty of saying who shall hold office. He retains for him self the patronage of every office All those who cept nominations his puppets. Without giving the promise to be such, they could never be even mentioned in convention.
 Mayor Phelan accepted the nomination of the Non-Partisans without knowing what their platform would be- He did the same thing with the Demo cratic nomination. With him the office was the thing; principles were secondary He is recognized as having the guiding principle that Phelan shall overshadow the ticket. With the that noth ing would be placed in his way, that he could name all the persons playing second fddies, Phelan was ready accept regardless of any expression of party policy.
 Republicans beheld with perhaps selfish satisfac- ton that Phean losing ground. His posing longer deuded. H. was out for office; nothing more His harangues in behalf of purity though echoed by Gavin McNab, ceased to charm The fact became evident that good candidate could defeat Phelan That candidate has been found
 The contrast between Phean and Patton is pro- nounced, and at each point of difference in favor of the standard-bearer of the Republicans Patton did not seek honor. It came to him. He would not ac- cept until he knew the platform upon which he was to stand, and he declared that unless the platform advocated certain policies he could not accept With him principle first, and personal ambition not to be considered this being exactly the opposite of the Phelan view. Patton makes no assumptions He does not solicit patronage from subordinates and make acquiescence condition by which alone they be given a place the ticket with him.
 He simply consented to become a candidate for Mayor when friends urged upon him that he was the strongest available. He did this at a sacri- flee, from of duty, and not from a petty am bition be elevated from the ranks of private life He is modest, yet aggressive Now that he is in the fight he IS in to win, and not any adroit planning of the professional politicians long held in subjection by the hand of Phelan will be able to defeat him. Patton is of the people, Phelan man of the proving politicians Patton is frank making no pre- tense. Phelan lacks frankness wholly poses ges- ticulates, ayers but loses his grip on the ma chine
 Altogether the contrast is considerable We take it to be in favor of Patton.
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30
AROUND THE
 CORRIDORS.

pr. L.. B. Ederer and wife are at the Palace.
 J. Musto, a merchant of Stockton, is at the Grand.
 H. M. Benniksen of Humboldt County Is at the Russ
 Madame L. Lewenburger has returned from New York
 J. M Robb, a druggist of Los Angeles, is at the Grand.
 J. c. Erickson, cattle man of Hum boldt, is at the Russ.
 Madame B. Biber is home again after a lengthy trip to the East
 H. Dinklespiel, merchant of Birds Landing, Is at the Grand.
 w. E. Lawrence a prominent rancher of vacaville, is at the Lick.
 Garrison Turner, the attorney, Is down from Modesto for a few days.
 R. R. Hoge, a commission merchant of Portland Oregon, is at the Grand
 Gus Peterson, railroad contractor of San Luis Obispo, is at the Grand.
 c. B. Livermore, a wool merchant of Seattle, is stopping at the Palace.
 J. C. Bull Jr., a lumber merchant of Humboldt County, is guest at the Lick.
 James W. B. De Scroft. a prominent merchant of New York, Is at the Palace.
 Rev. R. E. Maclean and wife of Gar net, Kansas, are guests at the Occidental.
 Arthur Lee and wife arrived from Rich mond, Va, yesterday and are guests at the Palace.
 w. Simpkins of Henley-on-the-Tham and J. Smith of Loughborough, England, are at the Russ.
 James McNeil, the well-known electri- clan, came up from Santa Cruz yes- terday and is at the Palace.
 Thomas Magee Jr. has returned from the East A few months ago MT. Magee returned to Seattle from the Klondike and went East to attend to some business matters. He says that his trip to the frozen north was very successful.
 Everett Hayden, U. S. A., Miss Lillian and Herbert Hayden are stopping at the Occidental. Everett Hayden was retired before the outbreak of the present war, but was recalled to service when hostii- ties began. He will serve at Mare Island.
 L. E. Phillips, the attorney, arrived yes terday after four months trip to Europe where he was engaged in secur- ing payment of a claim to large estate in Stafford, near Manchester England He will now take an active part in the Re- publican campaign in behalf of Gage and Nen.
 J. C. Chatterji of the order of Bod habhikshu is expected in this city in few days. He is a learned Orientalist and is well known among the theosophists all over the world While in this city he will deliver series of lecturas. one of
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30
WORK FOR THE EXAMINER.

THE Southern Pacific Company refused to con
 tinue the payment Of $Iooo per month to the
 Examiner, upon the contract between that paper and the company, in August 1894 Eight nstallments ot SIooo each remain unpaid The payment for August, 1894 is already barred by the statute of limitations and of action to recover the install ment for September will be barred at the expiration of this month. This leaves six installments upon which MT. Hearst has still live cause of action He ought to be reminded that his agents here are neg lecting to bring suit to these nstallments before the statute of limitations runs and he ought to be reminded daily of this during the campaign so that the Examiner will have something to do besides abuse other people.
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30
AMERICAN RULERS AND EASTERN SUBJECTS.
 AN ORIENTAL PROBLEM

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 indifference it difficult to say which of these conditions e but either interests b more serious danger be feared from the hung ;aSss 1s Sfss opened religious enhu ass anxious @ to work it @ The worst of m that the means his life the of the Lord needless the his will task of the Philippine Islanders of he n h @ flock W o % fop s @ @ @ d a tan od & having managed other Christian fold As Mosns, believe Was aintned at constannope and aed that or hue much good Christian gold it's only These fierce untamed belonging the aboriginal Malay Malay m race and reseDng tner o the dreaded them No intending for better opportunity
  the civil Philippines thTough 9 the East in China India R the Straits find citizens pbty already
  with of native life and they learned from of % ton could m afford make worth their while p accept sa RosGso1rY whi winh for its tssubiec AA~OOASN of the Soul" mn union
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30
CHILD'S HYMN. THREE YER
 SIONS.

Tempora labuntur tacitisque senes cimus annis Traditional CD Form:
 I lay my body down to sleep. And give my soul to Christ to keep; If in this life I ne'er should wake pray the Lord my soul to take Aberdeenshire CD Form:
 This night when lie down to sieep l pray the Lord my soul to keep; Wake 1 now or wake I never May I be the Lords foreverl Another Form:
 This night when I lie down to sleep I pray the Lord my soul to keep; If I should die before I wake l pray the Lord my soul to take
 Notes and Queries
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

APPENDICITIS-T. S., City. 1t is claimed that there is no remedy for ap- pendicitis other than the knife
 CONCENTRATED Ho-HosF. ". N City. This department has not been able to learn of the existence in San Franoisco or lodge of the Concentrated Order of
 AT MARE ISLAND-Reader Citv A person desiring employment in the ma chan1cai or any other department at inc ware . Island Navy Yard must file applica- ton with the Board of Labor EmnIoI.- ment, there located.
 DOCTOR OR DENTIsT-R IT c,.- There are young ladies who arc e,,, ployed in offices of doctors and flantis.s in the capacity of clerks. The worl- to be performed by such clerks is not mi form in all offices. 1'ii-
 TERRITORIES-K City. The +err,+o ries of the United States are: New MeU- iico, Arizona, Indian, District of CoI,,n,- IIa, Isia Alaska, Oklahoma and Hawaiian ton, 6ecome part of the territory of the
 FL PRIMERO-L. x. G.. Farr;ne+o,, Cal. The steam vessel built by tbe ITnia, Iron Works for E. w Hopkins is ooIIod El Primero. Her gross tonnage is 1a0 eS co ss SsS inicafedg ength S breadth IFS depth nominal horsepower 200. Built in 1892. Har enai consumption is about 660 pounds per hour.
 MALTHUSIAN DOCTRINE Oakland, Cal. The doctrine of Tbo,v,,,, Robert Malthus. scientific writer on tba principle Of population Q766-1S34) was that population increases more than tbe means of increasing subsistence does so that in time, if no check is put unon tho increase of population, many must starue r or all be i'll fed. s'ai se
 
 MANCHESTER SCHOOL-A. C.. Oak land. Cal. Manchester school was a nane applied by those of the opposite view to the early advocates of free trade whose headquarters were at Manchester. Eng land. Their distinctive tenet was free trade, notably in corn, but through thair chief leaders, Golden and Bright tba,, were identified also with protests aeainst a spirit of militarism which led to fhair being called the 'peace-at-any-p ries' party.
 COPYIST-B. T., City. As a general thing a young lady who is graduate of a grammar school is competent to fiji the position of copyist or office assistant. but in many offices requisite Is a knowi, edge of stenography and typewriting.
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30
CALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-E. T. Breedon of San Francisco and L. Garnsey of Los Angeles are at the Normandie E. H. Baker of San Francisco is at the Imperial. D. C. Smith of Pasadena is at the Savoy. .: J. Steedman of San Francisco is at the Holland
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30
THE TALK OF THE DAY.
The two banks of Burlington, Wis, are managed by women.

The two banks of Burlington, Wis. are managed by women.
 They vanquished me quite in the fray And forced all our soldiers to quit 1t.
 But let us be gay,
 For allow me to say l distinctly refuse to admit itr'
 Washington Star "Chollie says he is in favor of expan- sion.''
 How on earth did he ever happen to have an idea on the subject?' "I don't know, but think 1t struck him as something swell. l."-Indianapolis Jour nal. "The preachers" Said Satan, with chuckle
 and grin,
 Have most come back from their lay
 off. But they've got to work hard if they
 catch up again. For have not taken day off,
 Chicago Tribune. Travelled barber-Took my holiday a week ago, sir; three days on the Conti- nong, sir; Antwerp. etc. Customer-Ah. Then you saw the Hotel de Vile and all the sights? Travelled barber-Hotel de yille, An. ah! Well we thought it was a hotel, but it isn't; and when we called for drinks the old lady said We couldn't have anyi- Fun.
 Bowser-You appeared to be in a terri ble dilemma in Juniper's saloon last even ing
 Towser-Oh, I don't know. Bowser-Oh, yes, you were: between two horns, you know-Boston Transcript Essential-"There is no denying" ex- claimed the Chinese Emperor that China is a great country. Our nation is one whose importance the world cannot fail to recognize
 ''The other countries are the ones who carry on the real contests" mildly sug- gested Lii Hung Chang. ''I know 1t. But we're the stakes.''- Washington Star.
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

Changed Circumstances-The say that Mrs. Bondly throws on a great deal of agony since they became suddenly rich.
 ''Well, rather. That woman used to walk in her sleep. Now she gets up and rides a chainless bicycle or orders . oar iage."-Detroit Free Press.
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30
"Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrur,

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The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

A female slave-deaer having been caught, it is to be hoped that the creature will be given to under stand that her calling not adapted to the needs of this country.
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

which will have for it's subject, "Science of the Soul" and another, Communion of the Saint"
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

HOTEL DEL CORONADO-Take advantage of the round-trip tickets. Now only ss0 by steamship including fifteen days board at hotel; longer stay s2 50 per day. Apply at 4 New . ontgomery street. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

An Oakland man convicted of wife-beating has made two attempts at suicide. The melancholy fea- ture of the episode is that the second attempt not successful The third time is said to be the charm.
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

While Banco is engaged in decorating the Spanish heroes of the war; the difficult part of the task must be to find the heroes.
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

Lilly Langtry may live in California, and she may not, such being the distinct purport of the teIe- graph news. In either case, the State will make a brave effort to get along at about the usual gait
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

Certain Chicago people have resolved to make a raid the particular forms of vice which they are not addicted They term this reform movement
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

If one reputable citizen Policeman KenviIle throw the club which laid little Willie Lynch low. it does not make any particular difference that other reputable citizens may be found who did not see him
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

If the Cuban army is starving, reported, there nothing in the way of its disbanding and going back to work.
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

Hello, monkey Hello, cur' Thus the world knew that two great pugilists were within speaking distance. And who but adnres their frankness1
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

Of course the Government is welcome to utilize Goat Island but it can never educate San Francisco to the point of calling the island Yerba Buena-
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

If Roosevelt declares himself not citizen of New York; and did it for the purpose of evading taxes his gubernatorial aspirations deserve to be defeated
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

Announcement that Ii Hung Chang IS in power always be taken preliminary to an announce ment that he has been kicked out
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

man in jail at Santa Rosa is defendant in two divorce suits at once. His condition of mental anguish must be somewhat mtgated by the fact that he is in jail.
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

Special information supplied daily ,o business houses and public men by inc Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's), 510 Mont gomery street. Telephone Main 1042
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

Fortunately England has matters so arranged that a warrior may be promoted for ga1lantry without sending another perhaps equally brave man down the ladder
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

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The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30

Populists claim Mcguire as their own, and the in- dications that they may have him and welcome.