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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11
6roses shaoenfeusr.

llniere Gtnbt tuurbe in Der 9fa6t
nun lesten 5reitn9 auf g,anstag ppn
elmer perbeerenoen 5euersbrunit
beimeeIubt, bic einen G6aben BON
nabesu S12, 600 ueruriabte, unb nun
Der Sapferfeit %nnierer 6euertuebr
iutpie Der prumpten 9ilfefeitune Der
8uraer inn 4%aeemeinen lit es gu uerz
banfen baB oas 5euer feline erDBere
qusbebnune nabm unb Der S6abeu
feline mod melt erDBere Simeuiiunen
aneenpmmen bate. ~llniere Burger
Ibaft lag i'm t~ief1en S6limmer, als
furs Dor Mitternabt Der S%eueralarm
ert6nte, ood als bic eriten 8lr9er
auf berBranbltdtte eri9ienen tuaren,
itanbeu mebrere StdIle i'll Der Nqeb
6t(ib BON 9eisner's MDbelban0lune,
Iouie bic 8aubDlsbanbluns (9um=
berparo) bes 9errn Senrp Sefotte,
bereits in benen 5lantmen. 9as
5eucr fan6 rei6lide Nabrung an ben
Stdlen uno b0l5ernen @ebauoen uno
grif nit u~neebeurer S6neuisfeit UNI
lidJ, 10 baB AUDI balo bic an9ren5enz
ben @obnungen Der Serren 9efotte
uno 8ubert @ittntann opn ben Slant
MEN ergriffen tuaren uno Die 5euers
mebr ibre 9auptar6eit ben an9ren5@
enoen @eb1uoen 5utpenben mnBte,
mas fein leid5tes Stud Nrbeit mar,
benin 2eisner's MDbelbanblune,
Surace &linee's @~iiennaarenz
Sanofuns, bas Naie.@ebduoe brub=
ten jeoen Nueenblif BON ben Slant
men ererifen gu peroen, ipie audi
bic Sibe cine 70 inteniiue nor, bob
audb auf Der anoeren Settle ber 5.
StraBe Sep. 2an9's @p5ubauS uno
@erftatte Iptuie 8obert 8aumaartz
ner's @pbnuns NUT burb be-
itdnoises s8aiieruufIuerien ge=
rettet neroen funnten. Srennenoe
0pls1tlde uno 5u1fen 6rUbten Die att
oeren @ebduoe in BET unmittelbnren
l1mee6une in 8raub 81 ieben un0
auf a0en 9dderu iab man an9iter>
fuute 8epobner Die sefabr0eten
0dder nit 28a1ier begieBen. gin
8ettun9 oes eruBen 6ot5vprratbs in
Sefptte'S Cumberland mar nidt me6r
al ocnfen uno ber1elbe iuur0e pua-
itGnoi8 in eli9e oerIuan0elt, einen
S6noen serurInden0 BON ettun
S6OOO.OO. slu9 ba8 @obnbaus bes
| Serrn Setptte brannte biz auf Den
@runo nieoer m;tInmmt ieinem Sn<
battle, oenn nl3 Die 6amilie bas
5euer bemertte iuar CO bereits 81
lpat uno nlr iuenig mebr als ibre
8leioer uno @ertbpapiere tonnte Die
5amilie retten. 9(us benz 6ribemep>
er @ebaube, 0a8 upn &obert @ittz
mann beuDbnt mulbc, oeIang es bel
nobe stles in Si6erbeit GIT brineen,
lu1breno 6as @ebdu0e bis auf Die
Mauern nieoerbrannte.
SIM Stale be8 6errn @bas.
Mumbrauer, bet ebenfaas ein9edi6-
ert puroe, befanoen iib orei Sube
uno elm Salb, Die nidt me6r 9erettet
ncr6en tpnnten uno uerbrauuten.
Die 5tdue uon Senrp Sbsner,
6rib Ohsner unO 2tu8. 0iebel bet
iieleu ben 6lantmen e6enfaQs gum
Opfer, uabreuo audi ein Sduppen,
i'll nel6em Serr 8liu9e einen Sor=
rat9 ppn Oefen uip. untergebra6t
bate, nie0erbrannte.
Der @eIammtI6noen tuiro iid nuI
ettpa S12 900 beloufen Der iuie fOl9t
lid nertbeilt:
| Aocnrp Scfotte, 90arrcnporrntb .........6OO0.0C
g0erfitdtte ncbit SnboIt1O0O.O
" YSobnhouS " " 1500.0C
Stoll y8o9eu &u99p etc. 10000
SriBemcper 0cbGuoe........-......... 100000
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Die id)Dnlten uuo mooernIten &feiz
beritpffe iinoeu %uniere 9anteu bel
Is ruopt'8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Qie Serren @uitan @ublt, 9tu9.
8esentoun unb u. 6. 8rpan, reiten
lesten Mitttuuf i'm Snterefe Der
9ermann 5errp & 9adet So. nndJ
Ntton ST., nit Der Nbli6t bort Elm
neueS 9ampfbpot 81 faufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

SRI. Carrie 4ai6 reiite lebten
Sumtag na6 ct. 2Ouis tuO lie auf
Idnaere Belt gu oerbleiben ge6enft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Gru6ut oerfauit S6ube INNER
nod gum &Ultenpreiie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Serr @eD. Stueuncr, mel6er in
Sadiun County cine 6orm betrei5t,
tebrte lebten 0ieu8to0 III ieine otte
Scimutb bel Sap 3urild, NM ieine
5reunoe uno Serrpnuote 5u beIu6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Srau 6rouf g8ulfer reiIte lcbtcu
NtittmudJ, nad) lGn0crem N%uIeutbolte
bel ibren @~ttcrn, Sru. GbnS. 9cd II.
Satin, tuicoer III iGre 0eimatb uod)
Gon 6runci8cu, Cal, surilCf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

9aS bette eminent iir ben 9ez
m6bnliden @ebrnud lit VI. 0lniie'8
8ermnn Yenetrotiug 2iuimcut. 3u
babsu bel @ ulferS BUS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

ButteriG'8 Mtuiter fir o0e meme
Nooen tets 81 bnben bel Bru6Dt's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

d. Diaper un0 Or. 2eruin, oeut'
id5e Spesinlilteu fir 8ru6let0en
flriren nQe @attungen BON SruHen.
Obne Wteiier, Dbne S6mer5en urb
p9ne 3eituerluit. Seine Se5ablun8
UerlarQt bis Der 8atient furirt lit.
3n 0ermam I'M Q8bite Salts je0er
Ejeu3tag pon II BIB 2 lt6r uno in
Waibingtpn ieoen Otontnq.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Der 0ampfer rYeerles8" trat sez
fern cine 5abrt nab Boone County
on unb bate so Stud &inboieb fir
9errn Sobu Npril iuuie bic M0bel
uno 6nrmeinridtun9 oes 9rn. 6ranf
Steinmeb, uDn Berger, anSpr0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Die 9erren 6reo lltterlin8 uno
6enrp 9eppe, BON 8Otsbam moren
(ebten Mittrpph bier in 8ei6afSan-
aeleoenbeiten uub tatteten aud
unIerem Santtum einen niCtomme-
nen 8elud oh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Eas~ Qanbretb's frii6e @nrtenz II.
@emiiieinmen. @benfaIs Santfar=
tp1feln su baben bel .. 8. 9edmann-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

6err 9bos. Bauer, ein b~etnnnter
9~8einbanoler uun ct. 2oui8, befanO
Iid) qeitern bier tbeils 5um 8eluf
uno in @ei6dTten. 9err Bauer fauft
o~lljabrlid cine 9rpBe Ntenge Ser
mnrner &eine uno I'M ere @iltSer
5ablen orn y, 81 ibreu beiten aun=
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Sa, es lit mar, 6Olep'8 0onep &
Gar lit Die bette !0uiten=Oteoi5in.-
S8ulfer 8rO5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Sootfartoffeln, ollie Surteu, 81 ba>
ben bel 8. 9. 6edmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

haTSebt lit Die bette 3eit uni 8eben
an5uplansen uno nirsen0s fnbet
man before @lr5linee auer Gebenz
forten nls BEL
CD. St e mper,
0ermann Mto'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Gbtuns! Der SoirpIaB 1T Tiir Die ;3cit pom
Item Ntai bis sum lien g~ippcmbcr. 1898.
6i pcrpodltcn unb iiro bic @chiu9rutgcu IN
Der STicc oeo Socrrn 0ugo &ropp %cin3ule=
ben. TorovI Ncilcttircnoe Iulo crIud)t Der
Iic9cItc Ylu9cbotc bis sum- Samotuo, ben
26ten Nidr3. 1898, II ubr Wtittuge, bel &c
nomltem 0errn ctn5urcid)cu. Sm 9luItrogc
oco OirettprilmIo,
" III. s. y elmo q, Sefr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

0ldIt"n9! WiitgIicncr Der @lfcrbou ScIcIl=
Id)oIt BON SnScnnnoc Gpunip lpcld)c iid)
an Der grbct.ocr gu lmt]crncbmcnten Scr
bcIerln9cir an DEM ~6airploBc betbeili9en
%lpolleu, iino criltd)t udd)itcl Somstog, ben
12tcn WiGr5. gidd)mittugo , llhr uuf &c
norutell ,S~oirplubc bel Dem Sircttorium ppr=
3%uipred)en. Imr 9htItra9c bco 0ircftpriumto,
~ M. &. y . c II q, Scfr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Sn GbomOis bat, bent 0prti9er
y0erolo" 5uiof8e, Der kSbneioernteia
tier S1pnarb einen @onn gtornenS
Smith, Der ibm cine S6neioerre6
nung id)ut6i8 b(ieb, auf DIiener
StroBe nit einer S1eere uttodiri
uto ben un6e5oblteu Sof 8eri0nit.
ton
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

g8ir o~ertaufen unIere Sd)ube sum
auItenpreiIe. BerlGunt baber Die
@~eGeqenbeit nibt bi0ig ein5ufal'ien
bel 8r1oDt'8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

6err 6rib Sod, BON SaD, i%tattete
uns lebten 9ienstng einen nngenebz
men 8eIu9 ab. 9err Sod, Der ge=
Qenudrtig oas 2lmt zines @ebilf8=
iberiIf betleioet, miro ii6, mie mir
b6ren, nm bns Gberiisamt befuer=
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Der Staotrutb ernannte lesteT
Mpntas Die 9erren SObn Snsrum
5ranf 3ebiamen len. unb Sulius
8tuIt als 8abGri6ter fiic bic beoor=
1tebenoe Itdbtii6e @nbl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Q(5 Die Mtt9lieoer Der Safen unb
Setter Settiun uuIerer Seuertue6r
lebten Samstae Die beim 5euer be-
nubten 9afen uuo 2ettern BON Der
8ranotatte nad bent G~pribenbauIe
fabren moaten, muroen Die por ben
@a9en gelpantten Tier6e i9eu uno
gingen our6. Die nuf benz @saeen
befinoli6en 5eueruebrleute ent<
8ihgen oer@efabr burd .inen oetuaas
ten Spruns, nit 4usnabmeo es Srn.
Nug. Saer, Der bel benz Seriude ab.
5llpringen, unter bic 8d6er
fiel nno einen Seinbrub erlitt.
Der S~erunelidte uuroe in &ebIaz
mems Sarbieritube eetrneen, tuo Die
Ner5te Srodbauien uno Sinlon ben
nDtbieen Serbano ~anleeten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

nerInnnf. @IHtn 5uperIdIigsu uno fnrTgt9ei
1IkttuHBt. DtsHH ber tie @gentur fur miere
= Snumi9ulr lternimmt. gDIr aarGHtiren ole
iIEiert Sdnnie uuo YfaE5eH uHo Ueri1eTH osm rf1'
tEn Msuhn ooIerHoe AHftCnnug. gSlT babtH heloh-
asIe Ini o:tfanfltte Spt5iaiitdteH. odulHter Die HeHe'
licT u D tCiisu Sirnhhnume. bic groBe SImbtefe
unu ~ YEN ben @in3eir betten lueH6e man nd OH
ois 0touut pope 9urierte,
itrt!7 2awrrrct, & MAS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

g8enn SIR S6ube brau4t, oann
fauIt bleielben BEL uns un0 lpart
@el0. Yru0Dt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Or. {. s. @race, BON &e0 8ir0
5cigt IifJ I'M bcutiaen Soltsblatt a(s
Gal1oioat fir ons Nntt oes 8eprdIen=
tauter in Der Stnatsle9islatur an.
Or. Grace lit Elm ftranmer 9fepubliz
fnner Der in je0er Champagne in ben
uUr0erlten Geiben an5utreIfen iuar
uno fir Die Hartei i6un man6en
Siea erfed]ten balf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Die 3eit UNI Salume su pilanser
itebt Dor Der Sbire uno rpenn ibr
eure SeIteauneen fiir Sb1tz pber
S6uttenbaumte nod nid5t gentaht
bann ipre6t jebt BEL &uoplpb &e8s=
fer, 6ermnnn, Mp., 0 BON benz ibr
Die belten 8dume 81 Iebr biuigen
Ereiien erbnltet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

02erIanst. Ntt bis sshu trhtiee 5urmer. .2oirp.
~ Weu". unb Sbft5iidter M gIsberrp. Iio 6S
Metltu uoroI. bon ct. Souis an Der Burlington
9obn. Sebr frudtbnres Sano. iehr pafcno flr ben
SbftboI, 9rpBe 0liIdcrsI i'll her 96he. Sic gambler
eien lper>en tn 9ar3enen nTn 40 his 400 alder fin
trusO pertauft Su so bis $50 Der @der, bic 96lite lit
Yaor 3ohIbor nno bos llebriQe oni LANCER Set ert-
opl elmer WtiIhfiibe iueIhen gu biniaeu YreIien ant
2tihloqes ahIuug pun So mouotltd pertduft. Gbit'
bnume fperoen geltefert uno ltpfinu5t nuf Ahihln9s-
SahIuue bon 81 per Wouot onf 1000 gdume uuo SO
per Wonot ouf POGO bis 5000 81ume. Sine itbr
siiufti9e Sele9euhett fur fIeiBi9e Sanopirtbe nd stn
f1one Jarm bIui9 81 erlpsrbtu. Dian o%ooreIire
%. 6. @eI6,
feb IA GIsberrD, DO.
Ssarm Sn D%erranIsn: $50 glder, so rmier
y GuItlr, 9utes g9pbubou0, StaIung,
SdIeune uno yfeben9ebduoe. SutcS Srinfs
rpaIier. eSn 9riib Sreet SplpnIbip, 4 Yieis
len BON Slpenspiue. Yreio $500. gtod)z
3uIra9en in Der Sffice B. 9L. 8. 6.
SuttsrmabIem. Sic 5utttrmhbIe iptro auf SEM
y per'S 5orm am Samstng. ben Do 5ebrior.
ipieoer in Setrteb itiH.
Ou perFdMfen. 2as 6rmnoftid aHf 6em itb bic
y S6mlsoes uuo @ugen-s9ertt6ite befinost, on
Der %iueftltdhen 5. StroBe. lin ipeitere Gusiunit ipen'
be man fb on bic Office bieies Slottes,
OeIudbt. lin Nustuuft nub aebeten nber augut
W Hoste. @erber. ooer ielne plnterlaienibdit IN
pern1oun. Saseouaee 60, Nto., uuo Der Auteuthot I
BON Satob 6einri6 Yonbrndt. Gerber, nus 6TfHrt,
2hnrln9en. &entlblouo AhreiItre on
Dor IO2 Srpinoton am 6ueiou.
~1an21lsS 2peihbsfter Go, u y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11
LOUIS ~HABERsTOCK,
Nnltrei6er II. Iape5ierer.

" ale auftreidtrar bsiten. inlpie 3ope-
jtrfn NIB .SraInirg" luei6en biaia NIB aatsr Sa'
routte ter 2onslbottigteIt 9siGmaduOa ans9siner'
ertftdtt c on otr 3teu Gtross,
&erHIaiH. NO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

6err 5ris Gptcr1o n 'reut it6 uber
bic GntunFE eines 2rt9terdens, oas
am W,2ittn III H~8 2iut Der @elt erz
6liGts. Orutulllen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

2(m lebten Sunntae Nbeno fan0 IN
Der bieIinen Ntetbo0iitenzair6e ein
5um 8eiten Der SOnnta9ldule oer-
nnitattetes CONCERT Itatt un6 mar bel
oieier @elegenbeit Die &ir6e 10 itart
beIu6t, bnB taum nod Stebp(ub 81
baben mar. Vie oerldie6enen NRuIitz
uuo @eInn9Soortrdge uno 3ettnma=
tiUuen maren 0urdpc9 re1t gut
uno ernoeten oeroienten NppluuS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Sir bic 5 aiten5eit QGe
2trteu 5ti6ipeiieu. 9uUdnoii6e
0dringe, 3oGbdriu9e, marinirte
oarin9e, Madereuen, StOdfid, oez
rduberts 9drtnge. @henfallS aIe
SOFTEN Sale uno 9epDdelte Sdpein5s
IiBe. ~lluiere EreiIe iin0 ltet8 Die
billigiten. .. 8. 8 MANN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Mureen Nbeno CONCERT Der rSar-
monte" in Der %GUn5ertbaue.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Or. 6. Simon, BON 9ermnnn, tpirb
icoen 6reitag oDn II Bis ? ubr i'm
Store oe8 9crrn Gue0tmann in @as=
connoe, 5lued8 NnsIbung dr5tli6er
BroriS 5u lpredJeu lein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

y n%erfaufcn: 2as bcfanHie 0lidGeI gOsifel
y 9nlusisu III Der Stabt psrmoHn. tritcbeHo ans
% 20ten. pOoou 5 ader nit ben better MCiHfben be-
pfon5t fno. Gin siesuugtes 2~-ft6digss @GdiittH
aeolmheus n.bit 9roBem 9ener. StGnurg. eIsteler
nno ylebtu9ebouee ouf BEN YIab>. NleS IN btier
SrbHnn9 2nS Sou5e ut ICbr btnig nnh gu ghniiigen
Ssbingnuetn gu ptrfonfeu. MegsH 9dbCIrW penet
mon ith ON
Sotbertu 9ptf2eL-
SrTmaur, Die.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

Sn benz 8efin0en Der @nttin oes
in puriger @u9e BERT. 6errn Gpnrno
59uH, bic ebenfaus in tritii6em
3uItan0e an Der 2uneenent5iinoung
ertranft mar, lit Die auieits err
miinI6te 8eferun9 eingetreten uno
ibre poIlitdnoi9e @ieberseneI lung lit
II nod cine 5rage Der 3eit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-03-11

5ermann, mo-, Sreitae, Nen Il. nldr3, '9s
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-26

Vote against tbe new char ter because it fixes the maxi mum amount that nay be allowed the Tax Collector for collecting licenses and taxes at $36.OOO per year. This amount would be insuffi- cieDt to employ tbe Deces- sory force. The Tax Collector DOW pays for deputies S35,- 900 a year, and they collect no licenses.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-26
VICTIM OF
 DYEA THUGS Citizen of Sheep Camp Shot Down. RECEIVES MORTAL WOUNDS ATTACKED FOR DENoUNCING
 GAMBLERS. Declared That Government Officials Were in League With Knights
 of the Green
 Cloth.
RECEIVES MORTAL WOUNDS
ATTACKED FOR DENoUNCING
 GAMBLERS.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

DYEA, May 20 (via Nanaimo, May 25). On Saturday w. F. Gregg, an auc- tioneer of Sheep Camp came down to Dyea as a delegate from that town to the Dyea Chamber of Commerce to in- sist upon police protection. He boldly stated that three shell men and gamb- lers were having everything their own way and charged that a United States Commissioner and a United States Deputy Marshal had been standing in with them. For this he was waylaid here and mortally wounded and he will probably die before morning.
 MT. Gregg has several times boldly spoken his mind about these gentlemen who toll not. On Tuesday he had a tent to move. Some men lounging about a saloon asked him what he would pay. He offered 50 cents an hour and they jeered at him. He got other men to move the tent and when coming back with 1t they rushed at him and took his revolver from him and also his tent. He went after another revolver and the group of gamblers scattered.
 At o'clock this morning one of the gang, Patrick Malone, brandished re- volver in font of Gregg's cabin and as Gregg did not come out he fired through the QOOr. GreSS UTeu DECK ana WHeu five shots had been exchanged Malone's friends took him away Gregg was found to be mortally wounded. There is now no Marshal at Dyea and Ma lone, offering to give himself up, one had to be sworn in by telephone from Skaguay.
 The sun yesterday uncovered two more bodies in the great snow slide at the Scales They were found just as MT. Patterson of Tacoma, friend of the two victims, reached there to search for them. They were the bodies of A. H. Coming and R. B. Laughlin of Ta- coma Their outfits have been un- claimed on the summit since the slide, which led to a belief that they were among the missing. When MT. Pat terson reached the Scales the snow had melted, showin 2 tent covering. Un- der this was found the bodies. The men had evidently been asleep at the time of the slide and their faces were as placid as if they were still asleep.
 There is rumor that last week two men setting out in a boat down Lake Tagish were accosted by three Indians, who asked for ride. This being re- fused the Indians fired on the men, killing one and dangerously wounding the other. The Indians were arrested
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-26
COMPANY G VICTORIOUS.
Recognized the Most Efficient in the League of the Cross
 Will Retain the Montgomery Trophy:

Mechanics
 
  and winning three it.
 
  entitled 2 the q
  in black and off, McCar
  Sullivan the companies take part in the drill would be A H in tn orde appeared first looked
  In a  in
 
  hard The United States Cavalry and J. Hay of he G. exhibition drill to be wenup in
 
 
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The San Francisco call., 1898-05-26
street. He was a native of New York and seventy-eight years of age.
WILL BENEFIT THE RICH
How Mayor Phelan Ignored the
 Small Property Holders.

It is apparent that in the selection of the Committee of One Hundred Mayor Phelan took advantage of his authority to select such men as were not antagonistic to the idea of framing fundamental law that would be to the advantage of the wealthier classes and to the detriment of the small land owner. The charter as it now stands has for its dominant feature the grant ing of authority to issue bonds that will be 8 perpetual tax on the land owner of moderate means whose fortune does not permit him to derive the benefits that will accrue to the aristocratic bondholder.
 Era the selection of the Conn mittee Mayor PheIan prac- ffcal!y ignored that portion of fhe city where the greater part of the property is owned by people En moderate circum- stances. From the Twenty eighth, Ewenty-ninth. Thir- tTetRs, 'G'hirty-firsf, Fhirsy-sec- ond and T'hIrty-third AsseTn- bly disfricts-a territory cOTn- prising Ome.third of fase total area OG ss,e city and cOuufy-he npp0inted but five representa- tiVes, and one of these was not a pr0Perty-hOlGe
 The majority of the property holders in these districts are opposed to an aristocratic government such as is con- templated by the proposed charter, and it may be that it was knowledge of this fact that actuated the Mayor in refusing to give the district proper rep reSentat tion.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-26
TWO PUGILISTIC
 CONTESTS ARRANGED
First Is to Take Place Late in June, and the Principals Will Begin Training
 

NEW YORK, May 25. - Tom O'Rourke. manager and match maker of the Lenox Athletic Club of this city, succeeded to-day in obtaining two first class boxing contests for his club. He expected to match Kid" Mccoy and Joe Goddard, but instead he has ob- tained the signatures of Mccoy and Choynski for d twenty-five round bout, the incentive being a purse of $10,000 The contest will take place at the Lenox Athletic Club on Monday, June 27, and the men will begin training im- mediately.
 In addition to this ORourke has ar ranged a twenty-five round contest be- tween Joe Goddard and Peter Maher for a purse of $S000.
 The heavy weights signed articles this afternoon to meet at the LenoX Athletic Club on the night of July 25.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-26
soil of Greece and Home. Tn reference to the former he said.

soil of Greece and Home. Tn reference to the former he said:
 The art of Greece has been the inspira- tion, the wonder and the despair of all ar lists since the day when the lofty spirit of Hellenic greatness began to flag That age saw, in at least some stratum of so- ciety, man at his highest and best since his creation, both mentally and physical ly. And so it Is our right and duty to ask how that condition was realized and why we with the example of their successes and their failures, and with the addition of the spirit that was introduced by way of Bethlehem and Calvary cannot attain that, and better than that, by the addi- ton of the moral and spiritual strength that Is ours from on high.
 He said the roblems that the young Athenians of brains and power had to face were not so very different from those which confront tho --oung Ameri- can Their polity, he asserted, was as ours Is called. democracy-a govern ment of the people by the people Their youth must therefore have been fitted (and so must our3) not only for good citizenship, but for the highest duties of citizens, who are also rulers. He presented the main features of the Athenian education, emphasizing their love of the beautiful and showing that a broad foundation was the only one on which one could build we'll. In con- clusion he remarked:
 You have your life problems to face not alone these literary, intellectual and educational problems, the proper solution of which will raise us above the present hopeful level of Philistine vulgarity which we are accused of occupying, and make us leaders of the world in things of pure intellect as we'll as in lines of mechanical application of scientific principles. This is yours to bring about; but you have also just as serious social, economic and polit- teal problems, and the world looks to you to solve them. The question of finance must be answered by college men; the re- lation of capital to labor, the question Of trusts. of marriage and divorce. and of the reform of municipal government, the cation and morals, that legalized destroyer of men and property--the saloon. These are grave problems which call for the ap- pIicatIon of the best minds and strongest characters our colleges can develop.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-26
PRESIDENT JORDAN AND
 THE NEW CHARTER
XASMlN HOUSE, Stanford University,

I believe that the chief cause of the failure of mu- niCipaI government in the United States lies in the conversion of the public service into patronage to be distributed among per- sonal favOrites and parti- san workers. The pro- posed charter of San Fran cisco perpetuateS this con- dition of the distribution of patronage by individuals and cIiques. It therefore offers mighty little prom ise of reform, either in ef- fectiveneSs or in economy.
 DAVID STARR LORD AN.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-26
Vote against the pew cbor

Vote against the pew cbor- ter because it fixes no limit to the salaries of tbe superin- tepdents, engineers, survey ors, deputies, architects, etc, of the Board of Public Works, but everywhere else in the cborter particular pains are tokeD to establish maxi mums. SectioD 4 outborIzes the Mayor to approve the boDds of the members of this board. Tbus he will become it's ruler. He appoints it, re- moves it and approves it's bonds.