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The herald., 1898-09-28
The Circus Hold-Up

To the Editor OF the Los Angeles Herald:
I notice in today's paper the petition OF the
circus people for a reduction of the present
cinch of $3.50 per day. While the argument
they make is all sound, 1t does seem to me
that they omit the most forcible enc.
The pursuit of happiness is an inal!ena-
BILE right of the American citizen, and he
certainly does not elect his councilman to
curtail him in the chase. 1t Is hard enough,
ANYWAY. to gain the prize without having
unnecessary bunkers in the course. There
are thousands of people who never have
hut one happy day in the year, and that
Is the one when they sacrifice themselves
nv taking the children to the circus. have
known seven adult sacrifices to be neces-
sary guard for a single six months old
baby.
7 speak in behalf of those who never go
to the theaters, who never get drunk often
and who rarely go to prayer meeting, but
who are compelled to go to the circus as
aforesaid.
What right has the council to fine me for
going to the circus to see the elephant when
it is Inconsistent enough to allow me to see
the sea lion at Westlake park without
penalty? Is the elephant demoral:zer and
breaker up of family hearthstones that he
should be under the aldermanic taboo,
while the sealion incarnates itself IN Mr.
Tolls mind as spotless lamb.
If all towns held up the elephant for $3.50
day there simply would be no circus. A
license Is not supposed to be levied to pro-
hibit; in fact, such course is distinctly
unconstitutional Taxation Is for revenue
only.
The days when the immoralites of the
circus were a theme for sermons are past.
However, If the councilmen consider 1t i'm
moral, let them prohibit it. If not. then
let a fair license be levied. Anything over
$50 a day is a hold-up.
ROUGH RIDER
The herald., 1898-09-28

At the meeting Of the Men and Women's 8
Mcguire club tonight there will be music,
recltations and brief speeches. A per-
manent organization will be effected by
the adoption of a constitution and the
election of permanent officers. Every body
in favor Of the election Of James G. Ma
guire is cordially invited to attend and be-
come members Of this new organization.
Its meetings are held in the hall Of the
California Music company, Bradbury
block, entrance on Third street.
The herald., 1898-09-28
An Indignant Father

To the Editor of the Los Angeles Herald:
Here is more hospital cussedness: A few
weeks ago my son. a member of the Sew
enth California, was taken to the hospital
with a severe attack Of fever. In two
weeks he convalesced and asked the doc
tor for furlough. Oh, yes, he would at
tend to 1t at once. At p. m. he called on
The herald., 1898-09-28

the doctor again. mo, haven't, but will
attend to it this afternoon Called at p.
m. NO. no; will attend to 1t in the morn
ing"
And still they trifle with the lives of our
boys, hold them there In that sickly holes
that they may perchance add one more
victim to the sad roll. This is not strictly
through incompetency, but through lazy
cussedness.
One days or one hours delay in starting
the sick soldier homeward is unnecessary.
and If the doctor was the man he should be
in such position, he would make no such
delay. Such things are humiliating to the
American people.
| 1 most truly sympathize with c. W. Met
calf and hope success may crown his eff
forts to properly punish the guilty parties.
| / see that one colonel went to the president
! of this mighty republic to ask that some
of his sick boys might be furloughed.
Is not the handwriting on the wall yet
visible? Take notice, We American free
men! B. F. SISSON.
| Escondido September %, 1898.
The herald., 1898-09-28
At Camp WikoH

NEW YORK, Sept. N.-The Ninth cav
airy (colorted, $40 men, in command Of
Col. Ryan, departed from Camp Wikofe
today for Fort Grant, Arizona.
The deaths since yesterday reported to-
day were John Norton, Company H. Ninth
infantry, typhEid; William Moore Thirty
fourth Michigan volunteers, typhoid fever:
Rice Alvord, Company M, Sixteenth in
fantry. typhoid; Leon Lewis, Thirty-third
Michigan, diphtheria.
The herald., 1898-09-28
James G.. Mcguire

To the Editor of the Los Angeles Herald:
Wherever this gentleman goes he is demon
strating to the people of the state that he Is
sincere, a genuine man. He is An honor
to the state for his ability and high char
acter. His speeches are devoid of animos-
ity, of all that is demagogical or low. His
points are clearly made, and his sarcasm
courtly, but not the less incisive. His
sentences are beautifully constructed and
his language is cultured and chaste. He is
clear-headed; his information is extensive,
and in his purposes he is high-minded and
determined.
Judge Mcguire is man of the people.
His early experiences tended to make him
such. He will do no injustice; he will rem
der unto Caesar the things that are Caes-
ar's, not forgetting God and the masses.
His election to the governorship Will be
the beginning of new and better epoch In
California. His administration will be
characterized by craftsmanship, and not
politics
The intelligent people of California nave
long felt that there should be reform In
political methods and in general official
conduct They have elected men to nigh
offices time and again. In the hope and ex-
pectation that there would be Improve
ment, but they have often been disappoint-
ed, and so often that encouragement, al
most immovable rests upon their minds.
The opportunity is now presented for the
good people to bring realization of their
hopes to the state.
Judge Mcguire is a man not only OF large
Information and high purposes, put MS
personal habits are uncbjectionable, and ne
has the industry of one whose body is
sound and enduring and whose ambition
is of the most laudable character. 3.
The herald., 1898-09-28
THE PUBLIC PULSE

1.-THE Herald under this heading prints
communications, but does not assume re-
sponsibility for the sentiments expressed.
Correspondents are requested to cultivate
brevity, so far as is consistent with the
proper expression Of their views.J
The herald., 1898-09-28
A Gard

To the Voters of the Third Supervisorial
District: The undersigned having had their
attention called to an item in the daily
Times of the 25th inst, relative to Fremont
Cobb, who was nominated unanimously
by the allied parties for supervisor in the
Third supervisorial district, beg leave to
say that the item is untrue. Mr.. Cobb has
not been nor will he be, asked to resign,
as we find upon investigation that he Is q
gentleman worthy of the confidence Of ths
voters of that district, and we believe he
will receive the support Of all who desire
to see good men in office.
FREDERICK BAKER,
Chairman Cen. Com. Peoples Party.
r. H. HEWITT,
Chairman Cen. Com. Silver Rep. Party.
r. w. HILL,
Chairman Cen. Com. Democratic Party.
The herald., 1898-09-28
Mckinley Appoints

WASHINGTON, Sept. T-The Presi-
dent today appointed Milton r. Moore of
Arizona to be register of the land office at
Tucson, Arizona.
The herald., 1898-09-28
Home From Porto Rico

NEW PORT, R. l., Sept. 27.-The U. g.
cruiser Montgomery from Porto Rico ar
rived here this morning and anchored In the
inner harbor. .sa
The herald., 1898-09-28
Men and Women,s Maruire Club

The branch office Of The Herald has
been removed to 16 West Colorado street.
The herald., 1898-09-28
Ga When a woman gets
- sickly, nervous, fretful and

-
~ desponde nj
- the average
y. husband
e. doesn't have
~ the faintest
~ concep ption
LNN of W h at is
M t he matter.
w b en- s Il e
U is worse,
and he final
ly realizes that ILL
h e alth of some
description has
something to do
with it, he calls in
8 som me obscure
neighborhood doc
tor. The chances
are that the doctor
The herald., 1898-09-28

Profes-'ors Fow:er and Jaffee CT the state
university will hod a fazmerx institute at
Lcckford en- next Friday ard Saturday.
The herald., 1898-09-28

be held tomorrow at her late residence in
Garvanaa.
The herald., 1898-09-28

Those portions of his speech relating To
President Mckinley were received with
much applause. and there was vigorous
reception to the tributes to Governor
Black When Mr.. Depew told Of the famous
charge Of the Rough Riders and mentioned
Colonel Roosevelt the audience went al
most crasy.
When Mr.. Depew had reached the point
u his speech where he alluded to the Of
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

Tho Commissicn sent from washingsos
Organizes ut Honolulu.

A san Francisco special says: The steam
ship Monana arrived here from Australian
ports. via Honolulu. An Associated Press
correspondent writes from Honolulu under
date Of August Is as follows:
The congressional members OF the CON-
mittee 70 report on form Of government
Tor the territory OF Hawaii arrived August
II on the Mariposa-
The three commissioners net President
Dole and his cabinet at the executive build
Ing by appointment After exchanging
courtestes the members qualified and elected
a secretary, a stenographer and sergeant
alarms Senator Cullom Is chairman. The
men for the clerical positions and The
sergeant-a'-arns were brought from Wash
ington. The commission will visit the dis-
fereut Islands. The business sessions will
be private excepting when there are hear
incs.
Senator Cuilom said there would probably
be prepared ~ The commission one organic
act corresponding 90 the constitution OF g
state q, scribins the territory. the manner.
method and Limitations OF legislation. This
organic act Will b- supplemented by many
congressional laws bearing upon customs.
land. taxation. the judiciary. etc. Il Is by nc
means contemplated that thei q shall he any
radical changes 10 The system here.
senator Morgan said we shall keep
Within the bounds laid down ia Newland's
resolution. and We are not going % make
any lew laws or institute any radical
changes oar duties are largely. II mex
wholly. advisory. and we shall coniine our
work as much a. possible 70 that line
Tae steamship Jaime arrived. brincirs Z
Major Lar-ltt> Third Battalion Of the sec
/ ora Regiment. United states Volunteers
/ Their D. soon g &c teiecraphic conuuni-
T cation between the island. 81 this group.
/ A ca, le connecting the islands with one an
another i- 60 Re- laid almost Immediately.
/ Oae CO t1e duties % the Engineer Corfs that
/ is nosg here. ;he Thiri battalion of tae Sec
o-I Regiment United states Volunteer Er-
si-eers. vill te the construction 81 an iate--
i-.a-l cable system.
Tue fact that tAe Government intends 4
+ proceed 10 once with the work 81 pretty con-
elusive tlat thc franchise Tor q cable t-'-
the coast % U-lo.u.u Will net Ions Pee &c.
layeL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

NASGLA. (Special0-There was trouble
between the Americans and insurgents here
on Wednesday.
A corporal ADD two troopers % Battery +.
Utah Artillery. after olsen barking al Cayite.
were sent on Gn efrand. While Passing
Through the streets Trooper Hudson Dis
charged bis pistol. Il was done IN mere
irn. but the natives In the immediate local.
ity were much alarmed Tor the tme and be-
gan friDs.
Dlsuountet cavalry was sent 20 Queli the
disturbance tut the natives misunderstood
abe uovemen; and the fring became general.
Trooper Hudson was Killed aud Corporal
Anderson mor;aiiy wounded. Troopers
Laydou. Nachba- Connolly and Doyle G. the
Fourth Cavalry We're wounded.
Four na;ives were killed aui several were
wounded
Genera. Aguinaido has expressed his re-
cret ai the encounter and promises - pan
isa she offenders NJ i-rtler trouble is exc
Tectei.
At1iira. Dewey has transferred rs fa- O.
the cruiser Baltimore. the Olympia sailing
for Hons Kong g. te lockei ana cleaned.
The Raleigh leg, f5T tae sane por, Weiacs-
lry night.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

They VIII ne Court n <Ttiaied In spain
slsuasion In Ladrones-

4 Entrd sTeclzl sav.. C3@mac dante
E1il.0 DiAE d lore1. former cal tai- @ t1e
cruiser cristob1l Cc4o1. prouiz-s . Goa
6oet . hE-.y aEt--roT-r- Ee-t ca0 psfgn ~
f1e corJ~- o. bis r-f1-1 % scail. il is d.
f-itsiy s,stsc. LoE-veF. t1a- y. a. w~l. a.
tie ot-es cocazeL1-rs q At--.rsl CeFvsr4's
sezz1rol. wf.l have O. appear before
courr-zsrrlal 5et.re a1r-hirz e.se is done
A. sool a. tie esr1z1zcacte arrives the
gcS~<azeDs vii ssk tzs Cgr-es Tor author
~ 20 pro-~es;e lin. a. - ~ deputy aat
tGls aEtnorlz4tlo1 L. -scessary-
A se1zi-of1eisl d@L.al ls rste q the stste-
EeEt tai Admiral C-rv-r1 Las written .
ist.sr. J1b.lshsd 10 tk@ Ag~riran pr-s-.
rrllsssg tie ArseEiean navy. His author
s1ip q its letter - sepltiat@d.
T. Literal ard II InpATclsi tank y vii
be lr cosslole - r1aiLtAlz r1~ suspeDsicn a
scsstsiutio1al rights aLc g coltilus ths
pr~ss eeosors1lp after lie Cries LA a.
eent3cc-
Tie troops a. Esrgos. 10 r.ises north d
Ea1ric. &re az L. rf4Gi1.ss. 10 ease % Lee.
sssltr. 70 tegip Ofsrailc-s e. cas@ % az Cut
hrs2k 70 tie Basque proTiress. Navarro aLl
Lozrono.
Negotiations have be~r orenec witb VAST
frgtoa 90 cl<sis pernissi0a Tor tie rfaD
larts II the Ls1rons isls11s % 20 70 N1nils
as Re stlE4tlen 81 tie L16ro1es l. exirsus8l
erlelczI
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03
THE NEWS.

rrssidens NcKlnley left Somerset. Pa.
ter cle~elsRd, Ohio. where he viii spend a
short tine
Rev Anthory koziowskt. OF Chicago. has
sued Archbishop feehan and Cardinal
Lccochovski for ESQ 600 damages on &C
count OF his decentralization from The
Catholic Church.
TIE hearines IN the csse OF Mrs Coraelis
B5tkin. accused 0, the murder OF Mrs Dun
ninS sad Mrs.. Desne In Dover. Del. have
been postponed n Ssr Francisco.
The following troops hSve eeen ordered
mustered out. Ntcth Massachusetts, Seventh
gllsncss. Prs, Illinois. Fsfsh Illinois. sixty
nssh New NOrs. Fifth Ohio. First Wisconsin.
Tesrd Volunteer Cavalry. (Grisssy's0 ~
CAickS3suss. Fourth TexSs
Reqre<entHSi~e bSnkers. merchants. uaru-
fAcsursrs. professional nea snt con uitsecs
frC1 al the leading ciubs srt trade $50
ciAsio1s cf Philadelphia. -s; IN Mayer VA
wiek's oflce ard took The frSs sterS toward
hoitins peace jubilee in that city. TIE
uestlcc wss called a. tee instance % Mayor
Warwick. Srt Il VAS decided q appoint
couuiste- 81 lCo 20 fcr,ulate gisrs and q
date PreSi1s-g Mckinley VIII be asked
- attend
Dispatches frc1 army can7s state that
incoUpst=lcc. ga 'csy and 70 taie y cfi-
cis-s A. sce brine e. causes - The terrible
sssse o; affairs IL t.e hospitals there.
Tie steamer Jsniata. q TIE Merchants
ar1 Miners Lac struck ari sax The ylch.
Wseuvsa a. Boston haro1r. Eleven persons
v1c wess CD tie yse1s vere rescued.
Tae asss-ia1le 81 tle I-aas- Mississippi
EKGcs-t,ou. Onaas. h2s s1ow1 large in-
cease si-ce ne close SO The war.
ClFtala C.Ark. fcrusr,y q sse hattie sip
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03
PESsION KLPOKT
Nearly Million Sow on the Rolls
Sew Laws Seeded


A Washington special says. IT, The forth
coming annual report ON Commissioner
20 Pensions. SIR. H. Clay Evans. g. wil De
shown that. ca June go. l-.7, there We're
tde rcl., % the Pension Bureau s76elf PEN
s.o-er-. TO ttis must De- added t.>5- orig
iual claims granted. trt uot recorded. ana
co. re-tor-tirr- which were n-t entered 90
tle ti-le ca tlc books
Cou--i~sioner Evans granted 63.ci- orig
iuai claims during she past year. nui re-
stored 4o-. pensioners g. the benefits 90
pensions The pensioners Low aggregate
1850 sc
More pensions were granted last year
than az aay t.-le from ls59 up - l--o.
There j. absolutely TO irears az even AZ
vrcxi--a;irc what tac claims will te To- the
recent war The Pension Onee has done
nothing with the ciaius THAI have been
t.tl u7 90 this tirne. They 60 not aggregate
Ca tactrei. and Tor the ucst part are claims
/ g willows and nexl @ sin Tor the soldier
I boys who fe.l before Santiago.
Before q clain can he perfected IL luus;
/ contain thc full record co tlc soldiers ser
+ vice AID thi- Information has rot yer been
compiled ~ t1e War Department. When
I t1t- ls done tlc claims VIII Be- speedily taken
".
TIE minority o. ;he claims viii he foi
. wourG- AID sickness. the latte- leaving tbs
/ soldier Jess q satl-l.
no adiitora. legislation will BE required
g. l-a. witl t1s cases arising from t1is way
Ile present laws. t1e auth critics say. cover
al. rla, D. necessary. and claims will Re al
.u1lca--l "a tle sane llnes o. those 90 ta'
4 Reelection.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03
4 CRISIS At PEKIN.
Relations Of China and Hritish Ninistei
said 10 BE AZ Point OF Rupture

Relations Of China and Brltlrh Mintstfr
said to BE al Point Of Rupture.
InVuoN. Special The lekll crlr .s-
ponaert g the Dolly Mail says. The sl.ul-
zion has suddenly become acute. The Pc
latloas between t1e Chinese f1reica oGce
and sir alde MaeDolR'i. tlc british
minister. aye straiL-i g. t-e poilt az rlQ-
ture. Slr Claude pa. i-tiuasel t-at a-y
failure ty C1ina 60 observe Great L-itlll'-
wishes vii. b- accepted a. cause 90 war.
10 supper, % sac H-!tisl minister. the
lret Las been concentrated a- H-.-hal-Nei
and Hack0w. and AL ttr w-rSlll- u-ter
3 600 tols have been uoliill i b. tls lang
T-e river. This naval demonstration g.
solely directed against Cllna. Is l. j. SEMI
orlcialy stated thatthe existing relations
with Russia are cordial. Lord Sa.i-.lry
has abandoned The policy 20 the ol.- teor.
substituting for Il policy O. spheres o.
influence.
Diplomatic conferences have been os con-
slant occurrence 10 the last few day Lord
Salisbury insists upon the recognition. by
the other powers Interested Ia Caina, % The
f boundaries % Great BriIain's sphere - &C.
fuelce. sIn the sane instrument by which
Great Britain recognizes Kassia's position
In Manchuria Russia Is required 10 ackoow--
edge the supremacy Of Englact 10 the Yang
Tee Valley aad guarantee that Eugl.sa ter
ritorial requirements shall De permanently
. res rected.
The negotiations aye coanned 20 FcSln,
bu, the British ambassadors az ~. Peters
barg and pvkin are in close coma uoica-
ton.
4 special dispatch from Shanghai says
Violent sceue- are reported 20 have occurred
between sir Claude Macdonald. the British
minister. and ". Pavloii the Russian charge
d'affsirc=. owing 10 the !atter's commanding
the Cnln~se foreign ofiee, 10 break its agree
mest with the Hong Kong Bank under paif
81 the Cars siroag displeasure The Chic
ess are inclined TO obey ". Pas.oI. seein.
that The British coLfns themselves 20 veroa
protests. The p0sluon j. now worse thar
ever. Al the Russian ships have returned
70 Per; ArtsGs. While the British vessels ar
assembling az Wei-Hai-Wei end Chef0O.
The Copenhagen correspondent OF tn
> Daily Mail states that he Is In position Q
confirm The statement recently made that
= compromise has been arrived al betweel
England and Russia. In accordance wit
= which Russia gets her way on TIE raiiwa
! questions and England gets concessions q
: other directions. The relations betwee
> England and Russia. the cOrresponden
: says. ARE satisfactory, the Russian conces
ssons faliy meeting Enslish wishes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

delicate negotiations that we're insr7ssed TO
sim With IN ability that elected the sp-
prevail Of the country.
Whiseiaw Reid.
Whitelaw Reid has been proninsht ss sn
orator. politician. statesman, and journalist
since the frat nomination OF Abraham Lin-
coin for the Presidency. Descended from
esrly settlers IN the Western country. be
was born IA Nenia. Ohio. October -. 1887.
He was prepared for college ~ an uncle.
srd graduated from Miami University. After
his graduation be became principal OF
school az south Charleston. Ohio. and IN
one year had saved enough money 20 Fay
his father bis college expenses and % Pur-
chase The N4nis News. This iournSi. out
side Of Illinois was the frst 20 support LIN
coin. 10 1867 be went 70 New York Ci'y
and was appointed managing editor Of The
New York Tribune. under Horace Greeley.
He subsequently, gained control q the lri-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

assistant GA April g. l,s4 since shen.
however. b. tas teen ole O.; t1- Presidents
srror -e-. advisers ard has cared for the
Diplomatic Fhas- @ TITS cor-,ry's history
Almcst entirely alone. H was torn 81
Rsvarra. o1io. Arril l.. 1859. ard cones
for Ia li-sirguist~t lire - judge lie
.r-e--s frto the rra-ti-e % law BE- l-72. u
ISIS - uas -Iect-d 20 the bench q tie Con
mon yeas Cour, 70 Canton ~ toth political
Parties. AMI ~ i-ss va appointed ~ fresi-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

Washington special SAYS. Secretary nay
has laally announced that Justice White. 81
tie supreme Court. has accepted Counts
sicnershir, that al now have accepted. ant
that the Peace Con mission stands coz plei-
et. 81 follows.
wiliS@ T. Day. Of Ohio. Secretary q
state.
Cushnan K Davis. q Minnesota. United
States Senator
william Z. Frye. q Maine. United states
senator.
whiselaw Reid % New York
Edward L. waite % Louisiana. Associate
Justice o, the United States supreme Ccurt
TIRE ot the -neuoers 90 the Con mission.
>enEtc- Davis. Senator Frye and NJ. E-it
are strongly in favor 90 holding eA 20 tte
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

Herrlb,e Disaster Terminate. = Pleasure
Party.

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

CISciSxATI. O.. lspec.ai).--C. c. Riley, a.
present Superintendent a Car Service OF
The Baltimore and Ohio Southeastern Rail-
way. With headquarters az Cincinnati. has
been promoted 20 tbe newly created position
OF Superintendent Of Transportation. and
the position be formerly held Will DC aooi-
ished. Mr.. l.sley came 70 the baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern RAil~ay from the G. G.
{. 4 -. l.. Railway about year ago, and
has ss-zs1 - promotion by meritoricu.
services.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

deaf Harrisoa Jst-e % The Cni,~d states
Distrsct CSurs Tor the Sortbern District 81
OHIO. but falling heai;h compelled hicn 20
retire before eoieriIg On ois duties. After
t-esng apr ogDted Secretary 0; state 70 cue
ee~d John sbern&1. who resigned o. April
- lat. be conducted the iDyortant aud
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

The BrriN l. steel vessel with two
screws she u 20 feet long. - ,eet. 10 in
cAes be-, Z. and has a draft OF 10 feet IL
ches. h,- displacement Is 4.550 tons, and
her indicated horsepower "a o. with speed
OF u knots. Her armament consists OF two
7.6-iuch guns. SIX 5.5-lnch quick-hring, four
25-inch guns. four l.s-!nch guns, six one
FOUNDER Maxim guns, and she has Ave tor
pedo iubes. she was launched at R0chefort
n i-24
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03
CAVALRY HORSES STAMPEDE.
Eight Hundred on the Rampage In
Texas.

A san Antonia special says: The First
Texas Cavalry Regiment Is hard al work
and will likely be kept in the saddle a week
hunting 800 Of its horses, which stsmpeded
while being driven through from Fort sam
Houston 10 the target range for pasture.
The frightened animals dashed through
the streets, over fences and even through
open houses. People fed for their lives In
ali directions.
Nobody was seriously hurt. though several
carriages and wagons were badly dam
aged
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-03

senator william J.. Frye was torn ir Lew
i-.on. Ne. on september 2. 1850. Graduating
frou BJwcoin College "a l-.o. DE- sooc
s2rane iufo Iron.inenef. AID ia le6l wA-
elected 3D. the Maine House. serving three
tenn. L. l-ef Ne wa a Presidential eiectCr.
and h. l-65 acd l-67 Wa- Mayor % Lev
iston. Daring the latter years ae was el~c-
ted ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81 the state. u ls7l
De hrs, took his seat IN the Naiio nal House
and IL iss3 was elected Unlt 4 states sen
atos % succeed Mr. l. a.ue. and has beer a
member q me Ssnats ever s-nce.