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The San Francisco call., 1898-02-22
PRESIDENT CRESPO
 RETIRES FROM OFFICE
And Now General Alvarez Will Take Charge Until Andrado
 is Insta1led

CARACAS, Venezuela, Feb. 21.-In the Federal Palace yesterday afternoon President Crespo, having finished his constitutional Presidential term, re- mitted his power to General Guzman Alvarez, President of the Government Council, who will act as President until General Ignacio Andrado, the new President, Is installed by Congress. Congress convened yesterday and will formally elect General Andrado in a few days Venezuela is quiet. General Crespo will soon leave for Maracay, the new capital of the State of Miranda, to assume the Presidency of that State, having been recently elected.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-22
DIXON TRIBUNE
 CHANGES HANDS.
The Only Democratic Newspaper in Northern Solano Becomes the
 ProDertV of a Republican

summated to-day by which there will be a change in the ownership and the politics of the Dixon Tribune, the only Demo- cratic newspaper in Northern Solano.
 A. L. Henry, for many years editor and ton, who is now sole proprietor. Hence forth the Tribune will be Republican in politics. MT. Henry is one of the best known and ablest of the younger class of journalists in the State. He is at present secretary of the Bureau of Highway Commissioners. As soon as his term of office expires he will return to active Journalism.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-22
HUNTINGTON'S HOUSE
 IS NOW FOR SALE.
But John w. Mackay Has Not Ex- pressed Any Intention of
 H.
g the Property.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21-Collis P. Huntington says there is no truth in the rumor that John w. Mackay is ne- gotiating for his house at Fifth avenue and Fifty-seventh street. Though he has met Mackay several times recently Mackay has never referred to the mat ter in any way. Huntington said it was for sale, as he intends to spend most of his time in Brooklyn in the future. It was said that Mackay intended buy ing the house for his son, who is en- gagged to Miss Katherine Duer.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-22

J. H. Merriam, Harry Geoghegan, James North, Henry Newby, R. B. Newby, w s. Melick. Dr. ". H. Prittie, Charles E. Put nam, W. H. Vannuys, w. J. Richardson Dr. T. J. Rigg, M. Rosenbaum, C. J. Will lett, C.. A. Osborn, J. E. Smythe, E. E. Spalding, Frank c. Monroe, Colin Stew art, George w. Stimson, Edwin Stearns Roscoe Thomas. H. w. Wadsworth. F. s. Wallace, George w. Witherel M E. Wood, Peter Ayers " S. Woodward
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-22
"Spike" Sullivan Wins.

LONDON, Feb. 21.-In the twenty round bout between Spike Sullivan, the crack American lightweight, and Harry Green field, the English boxer. at the National Sporting Club this evening, Sullivan, won in the fifteenth round Greenfield being out-pointed from the started.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-22
For a Food Inspector.

Board of Trustees tonight passed an ordinance providing for the appoint ment by the city Board of Health of milk and food inspector, to hold office for two years.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-22
French Have Not Invaded.

PARIS, Feb 2.-A semi official note is- sued this afternoon says it is quite un- true that French forces have entered the Sokoto region, and that the story is merely a revival of an exploded rumor.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-22
INTERESTS THE COAST.

Bill for a Lighthouse at Point Ar
 guello Reported.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-Senator Per- kins to-day presented to the Senate petition of merchants and citizens of San
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-22
Too Much Information Has Been Obtained by the
 Naval AttaChe.
With the DisgraCed Ex-Minister de LOme the Officer Has Acted in Most Suspicious
 Manner.
Manner.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
4 MAlNE LEAGUE.
Gram Letter Plan for Rails.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

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W. W'NIDs ~ VIZ HoohhDln'fs ~ VI
w ll0pDhsa sugar ~ WI be hel1 ~
~ HpWI"f w o'n'n on nun
80 ViyD'i W w cvhsn'f lhp hnnp0We
Nv Wai .i,aD WV wv Nv
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100 The representative ~ y ~, ~
bd house dealing IN nara woods ana tnrl
lbk lWplninhbis, bhs ma" ~ ODor
laI bDDy ~ no lease ~ n not very Il
Of slfabo biblDsss location OB Nlng, W.
~ Npuabu
H. ITO hnDDh tOh1 hblshed al
! n WWhWeh hln nov puiubg me III
no lDpehes on ,bo W"neh up 70 ihe ~
on ,Wlh i'slnehoe, rteluhht SHOVE
mn, ~ ihe phsi NV weeks nave ojhsld'
IA hBIy heluW'N operations
.. kfrOin Tho GOlGo ~ Gommandor nj UDI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
ARRIVE HONOLULU,

VIII phll ~ pDb0ltl punn, on the 500.
On1 lflp ~ each month, arriving lhois
on Tho morning ~ The day VI sailing
ffvm tillD ~ Honolulu
Thn popular fOii,n ~ the Volcano Ia
yln lillD A Hp0l carriage fOnd tho entire
distance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
AlLInllNa M MN

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hGlN " hAh n EnIl mai EAs e0nAleffl
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
l.EAvI. HONOLULU,

Ii0lufnlng, VIII lebya no NJ \ O'Clock
n NJ touching ~ ihlphhOphOn, MANU-.
hOnnt EbwHlhDn, Mnhahn, Mnninsn Hay
ana lhhplHh ,ha fOliOwlnH day, nffIVlna
~ Honolulu sunday morning
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
OUR REPUTA TION

IiW fine uoicb noyk IL mide.
spyCodj Inn ne irish 10 i'm.
press M Iew mho may NOT
NJ, W. IN HUe, rim The Nees.
i'm NJ seudipg their poiches,
Uhou OW NJ o,,iey 10 ~ III.
rcciigj ami NOT Eya diiow ~.
vy Nuhr 10 ruin The moich.
otier Which, seud II 10 M for
pyopo repairs.
The Coa Is ARRAYS mare 10 you,
o,T spch Treatment J eper 10
much Miirr 10 aud II rigM
h,pn 10 w, Ior nee oi'om
uoihiuD bNi pc,Jeci po,k 10
'corc ow uoyhshop,
Yop uW b. mOprjscd, 100, how
much chcopet II wW b., and
bop much mOyr oiisJociory
10 yOh
Watches ojc @cwcig pochcd IN
WoodcB bOrcs, aud ,rinyHed
~ me- soica possible manner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
TO JfvNe Up TINE
SYSTEM AGAINST
OPPRESSIVE NEAT
'ICoosld tgneaus!ed'

81 Fdwin Hngbf Il gfs'a6e,
pieenslnnd gives This strong iesii'
nIuuid
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07


No fIuluHl vllI ~ received after 4 n,
M on uhy ~ sailing
nus pOWpnHy reserves tho right 10
make changes. ~ the tins " departure
epd arrival ~ liz steamers WITHOUT
NDTiUH, ana n VIII no, 10 responsible
H a, nI,a oons, ,,s a's,ma .nss,,n.,o
faIelys their fiushi, This company viii
not huld Itself ipppOilnlblu iUf iiulRht
nflnr N has been landed,
lSe stock received only at owners
T'ls 0ompany VIII not 10 responsible
fOf money 0r yniUnhlHa ~ passengers un'
less placed IN the oaie " p,iissls.
HhhhhhuH containing phIsUlial tnentss
Mhnlhef hplppnd ~ blhnasg ". iIelHht
yalVa must have ihe value lhefeVf plain.
" stated hpl markell, enl the Company
In,naug IN esdenp of yhls sum sseepI tHs
nOO1a ha shipped uldur spu0lai contract.
hlI1ph ~. luoplyo freight without .deity.
g,Gs ErlsalSG.r W. .n, : s,,srt., !" ..eMs
Wluh may ha Aneii Nv sh,ppeis UPON aps
plltall0n 10 Tho pu,stfs of tbs to'hpanps
,AhlUpsis are no,lnpd that u freight !.
hhlpliud without Hunjl lnopln,, " VIII w
aulhly n, thu risk NJ tho slllliput,
i,nAsuhreLs are inu,lpp,al W liifolaha
tickets ,betot. nn,la,hl,l, h.na .nl,,
,Ys.ss II s az " W ~ :' ssa. :" '''
2. 4. , W,als od r,,,:,1snI
CAPT, ., 4. KING, Fof supsrln'sndsnt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
8. 8. OIAUOIN E,
UANtn0n, ross,sbrR,

Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays ~ o O'gIOok
w. M l0VUhlhH ~ Lnhulult Hama, iias
iloh ana hlphhYlu, Mail Returning ar
nyrs ~ honolulu SUNDAY nlOf6nRs,
VIII Call ~ Nuur hnupg, 0hob aa0h
month
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-02
Racing nj NOW Orlannn.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-To.day 10 about as
cold as it gets in New Orleans, but despite this
some 10000 persons witnessed six
events in to-day's card. The record was not only
broken In point Of attendance. but was also as
to the betting. moro big waRers being laid than
ever before on this track. So great was the crush
and so anxious were all to hand up their
money that not one.half were able to get near
a bookmaker. The card, while interesting.
was nothing sensational, the feature being tho
victory of J; q; Grey. who defeated Sligo and
DR.. Sheppard. Summaries:
First Race-Selling; seven and q half furlongs.-
Tit for Tat, 100 (Songer). so to l, won; Sister Stella.
105 (Dupree). 4 to 5 and out. second; Ardath, 100 &c.
Combs. 4 to /. third. Time, 1879.
Second Race-Six urlonRs.-Tabouret 1O7 CBar-
rett), 8 to l.. won; Wilson. ITO tBurns). \ to 8 and 2
to 10. second; Dudley E., 112 tDupre). 8 to l. third.
Time. t:l6l2.
Third Raee-selling; one and one-eighth miles,
(Beauchamp). 8 to ! and e to l., second; Ondague,
los (Burnsj, 8 to 9, third. Time. l:574.
Fourth Race-Handicap; six furlongs.-J. A. Grey,
ia (Scherrer). 8 to o. won; Sligo. ITO (Burns). o to o
and 1 TO g. second; Elton Jacket. l02 ~(Thompsou), 90
to !. third. Time. l:l5.
Fifth Race-Selling; six and q half furlongs.-Peace-
maker. lO2 (scherrer). 8 to 2. won; Miss Rowatt. 90
III. WILSON,. 3 to / and 8 to !. second: Jack Hays,
104 Southardl 40 TO l, third. Time, l:e4.
Sixth Race-Selling; seven and q half furlongs.-
Alva. 104 IL Smith). 12 to !, won; Hot Stun. 90
&c. Clay, 12 to l and 1 to ]. second; John Sullivan,
W (Burnsl. 3 to ]. third. Time. 1888.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-02
GROSS RUNNING.
Members Of the New York ana Rkniokerbocker
Athletic Clubs Hold Chasss-

Advocates Of long-distance running. started
OF the new year yesterday at a pace which sur
prised them and their many admirers.
The principal fixtures were at .Travers Island
and williamsbridge, where the rival stayers of
tho New York and Knickerbocker athletic
clubs had decided to let themselves out In pur-
suit Of the elusive hare. The game" this time
was purely mythical. as the participants pre-.
ferred to bunch themselves behind q pace
maker. 1t would have been almost impossible.
anyhow. to lay q trail under the weather condi.
tions which prevailed, and, with tho club lunch.
cons in view, the boys were inclined to adopt
any scheme which would insure a prompt return
to town..
The New York A. O. combination mustered
early ct tho country headquarters Of the club,
and started out on the following route:
From Travers Island up tho Pelham Manor
road to the Priory. Then the woods wero taken
and tho trail led across tho tracks Of tho N. Y.
N. H. and H. Railroad to the Pelham Manor
golf links. From there 1t turned to the left to
East Chester Creek and on to Barlow, where
a turn for home was made along the railroad
track. After about q mile, on the ties the
trail turned sharply to the right and led through
woods. swamps, and ploughed fields to the Travers
Island golf links. Tho pack then swung onto
the Shore road, and had a rousing wind.up of
Thorpe. E. !. keane r r; Wellaee. W. A. do
The. Rnickerbocker members and visitors
took the 1915 o'clock train to Williamsbridge.
and with ". Kingden as pace covered the fol-
lowing route:
From Columbia Oval to Williamsbridge.
across tho suspension bridge over the Bronx.
through the farms out to ST. Johns College, and
through those grounds to Fordham. From
there tho pack ran to Bedford Park. through the
woods to the reservoir, and down the road to the
oval.
Gabe Hollander was hrst man home In SO
minutes 9 seconds over q course Of about six
Of tho Star A. O., 9. H. Holbrook and A. f.
Beers. X. A. G., in the order named.
Half way through the run tho pack split up
into o fast and q slow division, andthe HOLSTERS"
had . spirited race among themselves, in which
tho leaders at the finish were 8. Kahn, p. A..
O.; r. e. Larendon, K. A. CSC. r. Neidlinger.
K. A. O., and @. W. Holbrook, Y. M. @. A.