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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-13

PUSHES of the red and blue In THIS t diar
favorite play, the lusty line of lndlan
braves wavered and broke from Illile ~
time. allowing the Quakers STEADY con con
secutive gains until a total of six, touch
downs and five goals from touchu3s"55tEs
gave Pennsylvania the top score OF - 90
The redskins only score was Sodi lIoiI
the field by Wheeler in the first haI' AZ
no other stage of the game was tne
pennsylvania goal in danger. oa a1tho baI =
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 12.-Harvard
defeated Brown on Soldiers field TO-DAY
in game that at any other time during
the season would have been called an ex-
citing one. The visitors scored SIX points
TO HarVard'S II and came so near scoring
a second time that only disputed decl-
sion saved the Harvard goal line. me
game was full of long runs and brililant
individual plays but, as was anticipated,
Harvard showed a decided slackness aft
er her brilliant showing against Pennsyl-
vania. Harvard played practically her
strongest line, with the exception of the
right tackle, where Haughton was miss
ing.
DETROIT, Nov. 12-The University OF
Illinois was beaten by the University of
was a Veritable sea of mud. About 900
spectators were present, of whom about
half were enthusiastic students from Ann
Arbor
After five minutes of play the men
were so plastered with mud as to be al
most unacceptable. After some line
DuChiil6 w 1IQlildn ran lWSIly- 1--WE AhS
around Illinois right end and Barabee
was showed over for touchdown, after
seventeen minutes of play.
Illinois only score was made after d
tumble by Weeks when Adsit grabbed
the ball and ran fifty yards for touch
down.
AT the end of the first half the score
was: Michigan 6. Illinois 8.
The field by this time was in very bad
condition. and the men after a scrim-
mage had to have the mud washed off
their faces The only scoring in the sec
ond half was upon touchdown by Wild
man, after a run around the end Touch
downs: Michigan, Barabee l, Wildman l.
Bennett kicked bith goals. Illionis:
Touchdowns: Adsit l.
LAWRENCE. Kans., Nov. 1.-The Kan
sas City Medicos forfeited the football
game this afternoon to the University of
Kansas after twenty-five minutes play
by a score of to 0. Smith, the famous
tackle. put up a rough game, and, it was
charged kicked Lewis during a scrim-
mage toward the close of the first half.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 12.-University
Of Minnesota IT, Northwestern 6.
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HOLDS A JoLLIF1cATIoN.
Santa Clara County Good Government
League Celebrates.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 12.-The meeting OF
the Republican Good Government League
this afternoon was in the form of grand
f0rv in TUESDAYS election There wGs an
unusually large attendance. Handshakes,
smiles and congratulatory speeches. were
the order and the greatest good 1eelinS
prevailed.
A resolution was adopted declaring
that frauds had been perpetrated In the
cided to contest the election Of r. J.
Langford as Sheriff, J. w. Gass as CITY
Justice and Elmer Rea as supervisor IN
the First District. The league decided 10
open permanent headquarters at once TO
induce young men to become members.
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TAYLOR LOWERS A
TRIO OF RECORDS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12-Major Tay-
lor, the colored cyclist, to-day at Wood
side Park, according to the announce
ment of the timekeepers, made three of
the most remarkable record rides in the
history Of cycle racing. He, it is claimed,
lowered the mile record of 1872 3-5. held
by Edouard Taylore, the French cham
pion, to 1872 fiat. He took two trials to
Willie Windle. On the first trial the time
announced was AS As and on the second
trial another fifth of second was clipped
off. He thus, as claimed, lowered the rec
ord to AS 3-5. Taylor rode a chainless
wheel and was paced by three quintets.
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schley Files a Renort.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL. - Admiral
Schley to-day presented to the President.
the Secretary Of State and the Secretary
of War copies of the report of the Porto
Rico Evacuation Commission In the main
the report is nothing more than a tran
script Of the daily record of proceedings
of the commission, noting each proposal
made to the Spanish Commissioners and
the contemporaries, and winding up
with an account of the ceremonies at
and the assumption of control by the
United States
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SENATORIAL AsPIRANTs.
Four Men Who Would Succeed Will
son of Washington.

SEATTLE. Nov. 12.-The Legislature OF
Washington that will elect a Republican
successor 10 United States Senator John
T. Wilson will meet on January 9, There
are four avowed candidates for the honor
and they all assembled in Seattle to-day
to consult with party leaders as to the
paign' The candidates are John L. vii:
son of Spokane, Addison G. G; Fost fNa3 OF
and Thomas Humes of Seattle. Out or
Il2 members of the Legislature the RepuO-
licans have eghty-four.
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w. C. T. U. Convention.

ST PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 12.-The W. G.
II. U. Convention opened to-day with
prayer by Mrs. Mary Read Goodale, pres
ident of the union of Louisiana The de-
partment and superintendent reports
We're we ts then taken up. The report Of
DR.. Mary Wood Allen Of Michigan ,r on n
Nenarfment of Mercy was reviewed by
Mrs. Mary F. Lowell of Pennsylvania.
Sabbath observance was reported on by
Mrs. Varilla Fox of New Jersey. Otner
interesting reports were made.
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Sickness at Santiago.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov 12-Advices
received in this city from members of the
Eighth Illinois Volunteers (colored) now
in Santiago province, state that fully 30
per cent of the regiment are in the hos
pitfalls. The Twenty-third United States
from the Eighth Illinois, and as yellow
fever has made its appearance in the
camp of the regulars, communication De-
tween the two camps has been forbidden
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Rid In bv Receivers.

SPOKANE, Nov. 12-Zerah Snow OF
Portland, representing Receivers Mink
and Wilton of the Union Pacific, to-day
bid in the union depot property here for
s245. 600. being the minimum bid provided
by the order of sale The sale was mado
by the Master in. Chancery, Wakefield
ford, in the suit of the American Loan
and Trust Company to satisfy s473,OO0
bonded debt The property consists of
the depot 100 acres of land, city track
age and three locomotives.
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.
Saturday November r.
Bktn Ruth, Charleston. u days from Seat
Saturday, November II.
Stmr Arcata. Reed, Coos Bay.
stmr Chilkat, Anderson, Eureka.
Stmr Laguna, Ericsson.
Stmr Scotia, Thompson
Schr Newark, Beck, Bowens Landing.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LoBos, Nov 12-1O p. m.-wea;ner.
Saear; velocity Il miles
DOMESTIC PORTS
NEWPORT-Sailed Nov 12-Schr Mabel Gay
Is sEATTLE-Arriyed Nov 12-stmr Eihu
Sailed Nov 12-stmr City of Topeka. for
hence Oct "a schr Hera, hence Oct e.
COOS -BAY-Sailed Nov 12-5tmr Alliance for
schr Glen, for San Pedro; sehr Viking for san
Francisco: schr Iillebonne. for San Francisco.
COOS BAY-Saied Nov ,12-Stmr Empire. for
EuREKA@S Sailed Nov 12-stmr Pomona, for
San Francisco; stnr South Coast for -
GRAYS HARBOR-Sailed Nov 11-Stmr Ma
tional City for San Francisco.
PORT Los ANGELEs--Arrived Nov 12-Aus
stmr Burma from Nanaimo-
Sailed Nov 12-Stmr Alcatraz. for -.
PORT GAMBLE-Sailed Nov. 12-Bktn KIiki-
BANDoN|Arrived Nov 12-schr Eureka. hnc
Oct 81.
hence Nov II.
SOUTH BEND-Arrived Oct 12-schr Sadie,
sailed Nov 12-stmr Signal, for San Fran
cisco.
GRAYs HARBOR-Arrived Nov 12-schr John
+ Miller, from Redondo.
Sailed Nov 12-Schrs Neptune. G Ihayer
and Dauntless for San Francisco: sehr Ea 1le
Adele. for Santa Rosalia: schr Martha w !ult
FOR Alfalfa; schr o NJ Kellogg. for San Pedroi
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SHOT BY A NEGRO ROUGH.
One Soldier Killed and Another Nor
tally Wounded in Alabama.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Nov. 12.-Private
Jackson, Troop II, was instantly killed
and Corporal Garrett, Troop H, mortally
wounded late tonight by Horse" Doug
beIonged to the Tenth Cavalry. No one
saw the killing. Douglas was seen with
the two soldiers in the tough part of the
civ and his pistol had three empty shells.
re ia in jail, but denies the crime. A
rumor has been circulated that the Tenth
cavalry would lynch the prisoner
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except Ex-Governor Woodbury., were pres
ent at to-day's session. which was deyot-
ed to a discussion of the evidence taken
Western cities, and to preparation for tie
New York and Boston trip. There are
eight or ten important witnesses 10 pc
examined here before leaving for New
York, but they hope to go next Thursday
right.
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Troops for DUTY in Cuba.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-With a view
to their subsequent transfer to duty in
Cuba, the following troops, now on the
way from Porto Rico, have been ordered
to go into camp at Savannah, Ga: Bat
teries C and F, Third Artillery; of the
Fourth Artillery and D of the Fifth Ar
tillery: Troop B of the Second Cavalry
and Troop II of the Sixth Cavalry
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TRILBY MINE AFFRAY.
Two of the Participants in the Shoot
ing Are Dead.

PRESCOTT, Ariz., Nov. 12.-The trag-
edy at Trilby mine yesterday terminated
fatally, and William Murphy on one side,
and George Bernal on the other, are dead.
But one arrest has been made-that of
an associate of Bernal, named Sweniger.
upon whom suspicion rests. Both men
fought desperately, each emptying his re-
volVer and falling in his tracks. The
trouble was over the boundary lines of
mining claims. Both leave large families.
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Burned in a Barn.

OwOSSO, Mich, Nov. I'm the VII
1age of Perry south of this city Rowe q
Co.'S large livery barn was burned early
today. Charles Taylor, one of the pro-
prietors, and his family lived over the
barn. Mrs. Taylor, her daughter and a
the fallen roof and burned to death. Mr.
TAYLOR got out, but was frlghtfuliy
burned and cut The property loss is
about $4,000 partly insured
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REWARD FOR A MURDERER.
Price en- the Head of the Sla"er Of
Miss Wallace.

PENDLETON, Or, Nov. 12.-Sherif
Blackely has offered a reward of $1,000 fol
the apprehension and conviction of the
murderer of Miss May Wallace, the youns
woman who was shot on Thursday nigh
while standing in front Of window in hel
home The affair appears to be still
shrouded in mystery, although an officer
here claims he will within few days
bring to light the murderer.
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Football at San Jose.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 12-The San Jose and
Santa Clara High School football teams
played an interesting game at Cyclers'
Park to-day, but neither scored. Before
clist. made a mile in 80 2-5 paced by a
tandem and triplet
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Tod Sloan Coming Home.

steamer I,ucania. which sailed from this
mort to-day for New York, had on board
as passenger Tod Sloan, the American
Jockey, and Nine. Melba and Zelie de
Lussan, the operate singers.
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Barrett Brings a Check,

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 12.-Adjutant
General Barrett returned tonight from
Washington, where he spent about six
weeks, to settle claims of the State
against the Government for transporta-
ton and equipments of volunteers. He
brings back a check for $S3 81 80 in set
Element of the claims.
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stanford's Best Debaters.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. r.
At the last semi-fnal preliminary to the
Carnot debate held tonight the following
students were selected to appear in ne
finals together with three Varsity de-
baters, on December 2: ]. E. Springer, c.
T. Hayden, Miss Anna Fraser and j. F.
English.
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SAW A VESSEL SINK
WITH ALL ON BOARD
Fishermen Report the Loss or
Schooner With Six Men and
a Woman.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Nov. 12.-Fishermen
from Green Island who came here to-day
report that Lightkeeper Gibeaut Of Turtle
Light saw small schooner with ere"
of six men and one woman go down our, DUR
ing the gale of night before last. Ihey
supposed that she was a small coaster
from Detroit or Cleveland laden with coal
or stone
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PoRTLAND's BUSINESS.
NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET
OREGON.

OREGON.
PORTLAND, Nov. 12.-wheat nothing doing;
nominal export values, SEC for Walla, 62Q63c for
valley and bluestem.
CIeared-Bark Uwelle with 143. 1876 bushels
wheat; bark Mozambique. with 132.025 BUSH
els barley and SO, 1873 bushels wheat, both for
Queenstown.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, Nov. 12.-Wheat Club and blue
stem, 63664c
Wheat receipts by the Northern Pacific into
Tacoma since January l. 1898. up to November
amounted to more than those of any similar
period since 1895 There were 1854 cars or g.
525 116 bushels.
Cleared-Atlanta for Capetown with go 400
bushels wheat. 1t was carried in burlap sacks
of $50 pounds each
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oreron and Iowa at Rio.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The battle
ships Oregon and Iowa arrived yesterday
AFT Rio to participate in the anniversary
of the creation of the Brazilian republic.
The supply ship Celtic was with the bat
tle-shipS.
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Cash quotations. were as follows;
Flour steady: special brands 81 TO- hard
patents So 40Q3 CO.; soft patents. 50 S0q3 40;
spring wheat, 65d66lkc No. 3 spring wheat.
6ilzQ641kc; No. 2 red, 611e; No. corn, S2as9
white 264@27% No. rye, 1910; No. 2 bar
ley, 3794sc; No. fax seed. 8; prime timothy ny
seed 50 2211; mess pork, per barrel, 81 S5q7 go
lard, per 100 pounds, 81 s21kq4 IS; short ribs
sides Uoosel. 81 sOq5 10; dry sailed shoulders
(boxed), 44s945sc; short clear sides (boxed),
81 S5GI4 %; whisky, dstillers finished goods,
per gallon 81 Is; sugars. cut loaf, IS "a; granu-
1ota cd
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Order Restored at Havana.

HAVANA, Nov. 12.-The city has re-
sumed it's normal state of tranquility.
There have been no further incidents and
no further protests from the Orden Pub
leo have occurred.
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A B. GALLAGHER Mrs. H. j. GALLAGHER
HENRY J. GALLAGHER CO.,
Successors to Flanagan & Gailagher),
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBAL2TERS.
20 Fifth St. opposite Lincoln school.
Telephone South So
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Advances made furniture and pianos, with
or without removal. ]. Noonan 1Q17- 1923 Mission.
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COMMERCIAL WORLD
Continued from Page Thirty.
WEATHER REPORT.

WEATHER REPORT.
Q20th Meridian-Paciic Time)
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. u. p.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending at midnight, November Is, 1898:
Northern California-Fair Sunday light east
wind.
Southern California-Fair Sunday; light
northerly winds
Nevada Utah and Arizona-Fair Sunday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Falr Sunday
light, variable winds.
Special report from Mount Tamalpais-Wnd
northeast, light; temperature, S.; maximum, So
w. H. HARMON,
Forecast Official.
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For Military Purposes.

CHRISTIANIA, Nov. 12-The Govern
ment has negotiated loan of twenty mill
| lion crowns for military purposes.
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Nevada Defeats Belmont.

RENO. New. Nov. 12.-Football: U
versitysof Nevada, "a; Belmont, 0.
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results

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Lakeside results
Weather clear and cool. Track heavy.
First race seven furlongs-CZarowttz won
summer Sea second Alvin w third Time
1891. Ar,
Second race, one mile-Boney Boy won, Mr.
Johnson second Facade third. Time, 1:i7.
Third race, seven furlongs-O' Connel Won
Newsgatherer second Sea Robber third. Time
Fourth race five furlongs-Canova won
Frank Bell second. Dave Waldo third. Time
1:03iR. 80, r.,
won. Swordsman second, Prince Blazes third
Time. 1884. rx,,,,
sixth race FIVE furlongs-Johnnie William;
won Ella Penzance second, Nat P third. Time
1.041b.
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market was steady; Creameries, 14Q2115c; Dai-
ries, 1212q19c. Eggs, steady; fresh. 1S1agl9e
Cheese, unchanged.
PORTLAND'S BUSINESS.
PORTLAND, Nov. -2.-Exchanges, 81 500
3 65; balances. SIS. $40.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO Nov. 1.-THE leading futures
ranged az follows:
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Wheeler for Ayers. Ely for De saniies, Gor"ih
for Durston and Townsend LOT ~ehJaiiiih'
Touchdown-Poe.
Goal from touchdown-Ayres.
Times minute halves
CHICAGO. Nov 12.-Beaten by Chi
Cages advantage in weight. That is the
story in a nutshell of the game to-day
between the Chicago and Wisconsin IoQt-
ball elevens. Overwhelmed IN Welsht oy
An average of six to twelve pounds TO q
man and with the additional handicap OF
playing the first half on the north END
Of the field the Wisconsin men were
slowly but surely forced PACK 70 , lnelr
goal line. Captain Kennedy of chicago
finally boring through for a touchdoWnI.
Hershberger kicked an easy goal. 1nls
occurred in the first ten minutes IN the
first half, and it was the. only score OF the
game though once again, in the second
half. it looked as if Chicago would score.
From the 35-yard line the pan WAS cal ca, :. :
heavy backs plunging into the Wisconsin
line for gain after gain Here occurred
some of the most spectacular playing o.
the game. Struggling desperately LOT
every inch the defense Wisconsin put up
made it necessary TO twice measure the
distance to see whether the necessary
ball was brought to the two-yard line;
but Chicago could get it no farther, ana
a moment later IDEAS foot sent the pig
skin far up the field.
Notwithstanding the closeness of the
score Chcago's goal was In real danger
only twice. Hershberger clearly outpolht--
ed Odea In the HrSL nan, dllHOuSiA oiiN -
his Kicks was blocked and another partly
stopped He sent the ball high and far
over the Wisconsin's backs, and IN dls-
lance was the superior by from nVe 10
Odea more than held his own in this re-
spect, but Hershberger's lodging runs on
the return made up for this.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 12.-Ine FAMOUS
guards-back of Pennsylvania was brought
Into play in the football game at FRANK
lin field between Pennsylvania ana the
al School and won q
voctory for the sons of Pennsylvania by
the score of 80 to 5. Before the mighty
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The War Investigation.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-All the MEM
bers of the War Investigating Committee,
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 12.-Weather cloudy;
track heavy. Results:
First race, mile sellng-Lord Frazer won.
I.iewanna second, Royal Choice third. Time.
Second race, MILE for -olds-Chan-
Gerry won Shinfane second Estabrooks third.
Time 1904 Volandies finished second, but
was disqualified for foulng Estabrooks.
Third race six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tobacco
won Flop second Primate third. Time, 1:lS12.
Fourth race five furlongs, neutrality-suspicious.
won. Floriscent second, Primavera third Time,
1:05. oo ,,, c,,,o
Fifth race, mile and 500 yards selling-SaIno-
var won Joe Shelby second, Barton third.
Time 2:211z 49,,
Sixth race, mile. selling-The Star OF Bethle-
Time, 1:431s.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
SATURDAY, Nov. 12-l2 m.
MINING STOCKS.

Highest prices of stocks during the week:
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NASHVILLE. Nov 12.-weather cloudy;
track slow.
Waters won. Howtzer second. Prince Zeno
third. Time, 1874.
Second race, five furlongs, for two-year- olds-
Salvarse won, Mildred Raines second, De Blaise
third. Time, 1:06A.
third race. one and a sixteenth miles-Jm
Flood won, Demosthenes second, DoInsie third
Time, 1:54 w..
won PeIlmell II second, Red Admiral third
Time, 1874.
Mason won, Manzanita second, Halton third.
Time, 1:S4.
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EASTERN RACE WINNERS.
Opening of the Autumn Meeting at
Bennings Track.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The autumn
meeting of the Washington Jockey Cub
at the Bennings course was opened to-
day. The weather was ideal, but the
track was somewhat slow. 1t was a poor
day for the favorites, only one in the five
events pulling through first at the wire.
Results:
First race, six Observation-Disclosures won,
Hmtine second, Mizpah third. Time, 1:16.
Second race, five furlongs-Topgallant won,
Deceptive second. Judge Magee third Time,
1904.
Third race, steeplechase, about two and a
half miles-Trilnon won, Arezzo second, Deca-
pod third. Time, 5:45.
Fourth race. selling, six furlongs-Generai
Mortgary won. Leando second, Tyrscherna
third Time. lie 1-5.
Fifth race, selling, one and a sixteenth miles
-Atlantus won, BanQuo II second, laramie
third Time, Isl 2-5.
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Substitutes-Mi for Crowds, Hutchinson :
Duncan, Ayres for Beardsley. Black Tor haI
Wheeler for Ayers, Ely for DE Saulles. Sol
for Durston and Townsend for benjamin.
Touchdown-Poe
Goal from touchdown-Ayres.
Time-36- minute halves.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-01-28
LETTER OWNS ALL THE WHEAT.
HIS Partner Declares This Country
win Need All on Hand.


Chicago, Jan. 2S.-"Basng our esti-
mates on the government figures, we
think we now own every bushel Of sur
plus wheat in this country" George
E. French, the active manager Of the
big wheat combination, was speaking
for himself and Joseph Letter, who is
the visible head of the Clique"
He said: According to the most re-
liable estimates obtainable we think
there is not more than 15OOO,O 900 bushelG
of wheat unaccounted for. Scattered
over different sections of the country
we have holdings of at least thai
amount, so we can safely claim to have
possession of all the surplus"
Added to the government estimate o.
5000 900 bushels for last years croI
the 10000 blS;hels carried over from the
crop of 1896 gave Mr.. French his basi.
of 56O,OO0,OOO bushels as the origina
supply.
THE situation is simply this" de
clared Mr.. French, Everything goes t,
show that this country has sent abroad
more than it's eXportable surplus. W.
think wheat has been overeXported t,
the extent of 5000, 900 or 20, OOO, 900 bush
els, and that the United States is tn
country in which to sell"