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The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

With the childke faith which has characterized them from the first the Spanish said to believe that the United States has purchased Cuba and that their exit from the island is not in token of defeat But this faith will be wrecked some time, and the sutng row will be heard to great distance.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

Of course the war is somewhat depressing to Sec retary Alger, but his gloom has doubtless been ac- centuated by the necessity for signing his name to paper awarding the contract for beginning work at San Pedro.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

Although blind in one eye, the late Pro- lessor Mueller of Vienna mastered oyer 100 languages and was one of the greatest ethnologists of modern times
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

So many cases of wife-beating are being heard of lately vague yearning for the introduc- ton of the reformatory whipping post.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

TO PORTLAND. OREGON. 4S hours. Firs, cabin. SIP: second-class s. including meals and berths. Steamship Columbia 2OOO tons. July 10. IS. 26 August 3. Steamship State of California. 1900 tons July 14. 22. 2o August ', Sail from Folsom-street pier No. 12. 10 a. n No better more modern steamships on Pa cfic coast cool and delightful summer trip; exhilarating air. The public is well come and invited to visit these ships while in port. Office 63O Market street
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

Canara's best ship is reported to have been dam- aged but hasn't thing the matter with compared with what it will acquire few seconds after meeting Watson.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

Special information supplied daily to business houses and public men by tba Press Clipping Bureau (Allens), 510 Mont gomery street Telephone Main 1042
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

Camp life is more pleasant with bottle of pr. Siegert's Angostura Btters Prevents i'll effects of bad water, dysentery, etc,
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

Cubans seem to be out for blood but would pre- fer that Americans and Cubans do the shedding of it.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

Persistency wins Zola's determined effort to break into jail has been successful
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

Going out of business. Finest eyegl specs, 15 to 40c. 65 4th. MT. Barber.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

Colonel Kowal- sky of lethargic tendencies will never sleep with that becoming ease and repose which character izad hiS mnkof,,l
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

TRADE WINDS-T. N. w., City. The trade winds are at San Francisco and vi- cinity in July and August.
 RABBITS-Subscriber City. The near est place to San Francisco for hunting rabbits in Marin County. Early morning Is the best time to hunt them.
 THE METROPOLITAN THEATER-E., City, The last performance given at the Metropolitan Theater on Montgomery street, between Washington and Jackson, was on the night of the 18th of April, 1873. in San Francisco. was on the night Of the 18th of April, 1873
 SAN FRANCISCO BAIT. N. w., City. The Bay of San Francisco is bounded on the north by San Pablo Bay, Marin and part of Contra Costa County. on the east by Contra Costa and Alameda counties, on the south by Santa Clara and part of San Mateo County and on the west by part of San Mateo County, San Francisco and part of Marin County.
 A YAWL-J. w, City. This depart rnent has not the time to search over the files to fiIvd an article descriptive of the building of yawl, published about three or four years ago. If you will go to the Free Public Library you will find books tion you seek, and tell you how to build a cheap or an expensive yawl.
 THE COMMANDING OFFICER-F. c. O., cer of a man-of-war, during an engage ment stands where he can obtain the best view of the situation and be in the least possible danger to himself, so that he may be able to give his orders and direct the movements of his ship. Sometimes he Is on the bridge and at other times in the coming tower.
 GENERAL AMMEN Subscriber, Yountville, Cal. Jacob Ammen was an American soldier, born in Botetourt, Va, January T. 1908. He graduated at West Point in 1881; after that he was professor of mathematics at the United States Milf tary Academy, at Jefferson College and at the University of Indiana. He resigned of the Civil war he was commissioned a captain of volunteers and served through the war, being promoted through the sev- eral grades to brigadier general; He was in command of the military district Of Tennessee in 1864, and again retired from the army the following year. He died at Lockland, Ohio,' February 6, lSS4
 RANK AND INsIGNIA-Myrtle street, Oakland. Cal. Following is the relative rank of officers in the United States army and navy:
 Army. NAVY
 General, Admiral,
 Lieutenant General, Vice Admiral, Major General, Rear Admiral, Brigadier General Commodore,
 Colonel, Captain,
 Major, Lieut.. Commanuers Captain, Lieutenant,
 First Lieutenant, Lieut.. Jr. Grade, Second Lieutenant, Ensign.
 The insignia in the army Is: General, shield between two stars; lieutenant gen. eral, one large and two small stars; major general, two stars; brigadier gen. eral, one star; colonel, eagle; lieutenant colonel two silver leaves; major, two gold leaves; captain. two bars; first lieu tenant, one bar; second lieutenant, plain strap.
 The insignia In the navy is: Admiral, two stars between anchor at each end of strap: vice admiral, anchor between two
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

Cal. glace fruit soc per ID at Townsend's..
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21
Rates Are Cut

To Bed rock. Call at new ticket ofeoa of the Santa Fe route at CPS Market st Very
 low rates to all Eastern cities. will pay you to investgate.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TRADE WINDSLT. N. w., City. The trade winds are at San Francisco and vi- cinity in July and August.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

RANK AND INSIGNIA-Myrtle street, Oakland. Cal Following is the relative rank of officers in the United States army
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21
AUCTION SALES.

By day July 21 Library, Market and Seventh streets, al cock D.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

RABBITS Subscriber. City. The near est place to San Francisco for hunting rabbits in Marin County. Early morning is the best time to hunt them.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

A YAWL-J. w, City This depart ment has not the time to search over the files to fiIvd an article descriptive of the building of a yawl, published about three or four years ago. If you will go to the Free Public Library you will find books there that will give you all the informa- ton you seek, and tell you how to build a cheap or an expensive yawl.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

ANU 5 EM EN1 Columbia-"LibertyH Hall Alcazar-"Faust Morosco's- Captain Impotence Tivoh-"The Bells of Bonneville. Orpheum Vaudeville. The Chutes-Zuo, Vaudeville and Car Olympia Corner Mason and Eddy s sutro's Baths-Swimming Fl Campo-Muslc, dancing, boating. fl
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11
STATE GOSSIP.

Co A. Coldwater, 39d Michigan, has
bIcn mustered out
Mrs John Noble died at Mayvlle at
the age Of l06 years.
Bad Axe Presbyterians will erect a
5000 brick church.
The house of John T. Smith burned
at Warren with It's contents.
Bessie Root has been appointed post
master at G'.r, WaShtenaw county.
While practicing football Ned Hop
kins broke his collarbonc. at Lansing.
he ventilation of Representative
hail in the state capitol is being inn
proved.
Surveyors are engaged on the new
railroad between Calumet and Waters
meet.
Charles Gleason, farmer near Niles
was fatally injured in a runaway ac-
cident
One st. Louis Mo, firm paid ST., 600
to fruit growers about Muskegon for
apples this season.
Patrick Murphy. aged 40 was burned
u death in the destruction of his black
Smith shop at Detroit
The discovery of 10 foot vein OF
soft coal is reported from Saganing, 25
miles north of Bay City
Elias Giesering, a sewer contractor
was caught by cave-in at Marquette
and almost instantly killed.
Minden City has established a
monthly auction sale for the benefit OF
the farmers of Sanilac county.
II. Pursell, of Flushing, was relieved
of s240 by female he met on the street
soon after arriving in Chicago.
Earl Brey, aged years, was burned
to death at Detroit, his clothes catch
ing fire from the kitchen stove.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11
PINGREE is ELECTED.
AGAIN CHOSEN GOVERNOR OF
THE STATE or MICHIGAN.
Election Was Interesting and the Contest
Exciting In Many sections-Rest of
the Republican state Ticket Goes
Through with Him.

Once more the battle OF the ballots
nave been fought, and the stronghOlds OF
democracy have fallen before the Repub-
mean forces. once more the voice Of tho
people has proclaimed Hazen - Pingree.
OF Detroit. TO be the chosen chief eNecu-
tive OF the commonwealth OF Michigan.
from the size Of the majority the tones
cannot be mistaken. Notwithstanding
the strong opposition I'm his own party
IN some sections OF the state the COVER
nor Is returned to Lansing by such a
strong majority that the record OF of
years is broken.
Election day opened br. ut and clear
throughout the state and the candidates
were such as TO bring out "A large vote
IN nearly all counties during the forenoon.
decided change which brought "a chilly
ram occurred early in the afternoon ana
prevented expectations fro being real
ized However. the vote was compare
livery heavy in all sections thanks to
the contest.
The campaign. though b..ef. had been
not enough 10 suit even tn, most cnthus-
iastic politicians, and in .olne counties
largely into the contest. This was par
rcularly true in Kent county, whore the
ahtl-P1ngrce faction was strengthened by
Somc 81 Senator Burrows most able
WORKERS. The fight which Gov. Pingree
hal put up against the FcctlOn Of state
legislators favorable to the recollection OF
United States Senator Burrows was enc
nt the principal features of the campaign
ma apparently had much = do with the
~ III counting the bdllDlS the election
'Iuclai$ FOUND the largest proportion of
spit tickets probably ever recorded since
ne Australian ballot came into use in
the state.
GOV. Pingree's majority will be in the
hels AhoraoOd of 5000 votes.
OF course Pingree's large majority car
RED the rest OF the State ticket through
To victory
So far as the legislature is concerned,
the voters of Michigan have again deter
lnu'u 20 ItaNt me nited states senator
snip and the law-making power entirely
In the hands of the Republicans. Returns
up 10 GATE indicate that the number OF
Democrats I'm the body that will meet at
Lansing next January will be much less
IMAM even two years ago. and that all the
hshtinE over the United States senator
snip VIII Doe confined 10 the Republican
caucus. For one of their very few vic
torltS-that of orge T. Monaghan in
the third district-thc Democrats have 10
thank GOV. Pingrces opposition 10 John
a. Matthews, the regular Republican
nominee for the senate
The latest returns indicate that the
state senate Will have tweuty-seyen Re-
publicdus ana three Democrats
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11
Michigan Regiments Go to Cuba.

The administration has decided to
send the First. Second and Seventh
army corps to Cuba, the movement &c
begin at once. The First corps will
be the first large body of troops to take
up headquarters in the island. and Col
GaSdener's 3lSt Michigan volunteers
wiz be located at Cienfuegos. The
Second and Seventh corps will have
their headquarters near Havana,
which means that the 35th Michigan
will be stationed for the winter near
that city. The FIRST troops TO land
in the island will probably not arrive
before Thanksgiving day, and the en-.
tire movement will hardly be com.
pleted before January /.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11

James jackson, aged r.. was crushed
to death between a heavy piece of ma
chinery and "a freight car at Delray.
Edward Morgan i, under arrest at
Lansing. charged with stealing horse
at Grand Ledge and selling il for 81.
The schooner y. :. Austin lies on
the beach near Ludiugtou a total
wreck Lite->ayer> took of the crew
Ladie, OF the Maccabccs have init.
ated 1000 new members within a
month, and now number 10000 in the
state.
The Paragon oil Co. Of Toledo. has
erected two large buildings at Bay
City. and proposes = buck the
Standard.
Ward Murray. formerly OF Mason,
was struck by falling tree and m
stantly killed while prospecting in the
Kiondiltc
Harry Holden. boy. was found in
the Michigan Central yards at jackson
with both legs cut OFF below the knee
by train
Maj. Victor c. Vaughan, of the L. OF
NJ, has been made a member of the
board 10 examine the contract surgeons
of the army.
Capt Vernon and wife and 80 men of
the 10Th [. :. infantry, have left TT.
Wayne. Detroit, to Join their regiment
in Porto Rico.
Antoine Gauter. a farmer. aged so.
fell from his wagon while his horses
were running away near CHASED, and
broke his neck
The oldest hunters to take out deer
licenses are undoubtedly Maj. Pearl,
So, and George Elston. aged IS, both OF
Berrien county.
Mrs. J. l.. Person, of Eaton Rapids,
found a two.months.old babe on her
porch. She will keep him and name
him VIM. Mckinley.
A portion of the Home Canning fac.
tory burned at Blis>fcld. 1t is one OF
the largest IN the country. Loss about
$4,000 no insurance
MISS Della Burdicl<, a Mt. Pleasant
schoolteacher. took morphine to allay
the pain caused by an aching tooth,
and died from an overdose
The first installment of semi. annual
interest on Michigan's war loan bonds
came due Nov. /. The first coupons
were rec lived from a New York bank,
for $3.50.
The funeral OF Elihu II Boynton, st.
Clair's soldier boy of the 3lst Michigan.
whose death occurred at Knoxville,
was held at st. Clair and was largely
attended.
The Muskegon Woman's club ten
dered a reception TO Mrs. L. ~ Keat.
ing, in honor of her election TO the
Office of president Of the Michigan Fed. |
Grafton of Women's clubs.
A bright light on Lake Huron, of
Alpena, caused the Thunder bay life
savers and the Sturgeon point crew to
scour the lake for 30 miles without
finding the burning vessel.
The Wenona Copper Co., which has
just placed its 81, 500, 900 stock on the
market. has filed articles of incorpora.
ton with the secretary of state. and |
paid a franchise fee Of 81 $50.
Peter Kramer, truck farmer, living
near the Center Line school, near War
rem. Shot and killed chicken thief.
who was identified as worthless
character known as Schrader.
Chicory raising promises TO divide
the honors with sugar beet raising in
Bay county. There is as much money
in chicory as in sugar beets and less
care IS required in the cultivation.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11

side U. s and Spain are Interested
in,the Islands
Paris. Nov. 5.-Referriug 10 the
peace negotiations between Spain and
the United States, the GaulOls today
says: 1.-The memorandum ~ the Span
lsh commissioners extended to 40 pages
OF closely written matter and included
an objection To the surrender If Manila,
on the plea that it took place AZ hours
I ai'er the signing of the peace prelimi-
naries. There was also "A reassertion
that the continued sovereignty Of Spain
over the Philippine islands was cyiden-
ced by the fact that this sovereignty had
Teen referred to by NJ Cambon. the
French ambassador at Washington, the
eve OF signing The pr col, and was
not objected to by the American diplo-
mats at the time"
Continuing, III GauloIs says: ION
the whole, the attitude of the AmerI-
cans has been encouraging 10 the
Spaniards and it is likely that an agree
meht will be arrived at after the cleo
ton in the United States. when the re-
publicens Will show themselves less ex-
anting, being relieved of electoral ex-
! gencies. The facts all point to this
Conclusion aud indicate that the nego-
tiatious will resolve themselves INTO a
simple tnancisl discussion.
1T is hardly to be supposed that
America Will restore the Philippines,
as those islands represent substitute
tor war Indemnity, which America
would be justified IN demanding.
Moreover, it must ne remembered, the
Am' rlcans have certain moral obliga-
lions to discharge in regard To the IN
surg hts. Having encouraged Aguin-
! aldo IN his operations, they are to
some extent Obliged to see that the in
sdreents are definitely released from
Spanish domination.
LAS for Intervention on the part of
Eurol e. such a contingency can only
be imagined in case of there being
cleer proof that Spain and America
were nc alone interested in the mat
ter. l. remains to be seen whether
the c;Ier powers and Japan, notably,
will without protest, see the new conner
IL che far east install herself in so i'm
portant an economical and strategic
point
II q Matin says: The point of the
Spaniards is well taken. The Paris
conference was to contine itself toJ
single object. establishing an agree
ment On the points OF details SUNNI.
lzed generally in the Washington -"
tocol The Spanards have kept lol =.
ly to the agreement and have not hsc
g,ed in their argument. TIE Urjj.i
States, on the other hand, has in>is'. >
on submitting propositions nl,ogr;i :
outside the lines in the protocol, uct.
ably with regard to the Philippians
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11
Wanted TO Ra-t

ST. Louis, Mich, 10Y ., iS9S. Mrs.
Bessie j. Worthington. Lock Box l25, this
place, states that her health was poor for
two or three years. She had tired, all
gone feeling and wanted to sit down and
rest all the time hi;er taking few bot
ties OF Hoods Sarsaparilla she felt strong
and able 10 do her work and the tired feel
ing wes all gone. She is permanently
GU: ed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11
THE LEGISL,TIRE.
senate.
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t.,tsi..
Ane,gan: first p. T. Neylns. =. sccoa(
E siryf4-H. Is s. T HaI5isk RI
Barry-Alyron Wing. r.
Bay drst-Joseph Mclean, r. secoaa-.
George l.. Lnsk, r. Tnird-ln doubt
BerIien hrst-S /. Van Camp. r. Sec.
=, Calhoun, firNt-E. +. Keep. r. Secord-
w. \. crosby, X.
Cass-J. ). Robinson. II.
thahoyga n-Fraub shepard 80
IGraach.-Wm; Chandler. p.
Cliuton--M. :. Doyle, =.
dickinson SON districiIs. T +. HanGH' !:
Eaton first. NJ. soper, r. second
Genesee. first-C. W. Goodyear. r. Sec
ond-Johr J Carton. r.
Goeepic district. G. Chamberlain. y.
,, Grand Traverse district-W. II. Foster,
Gratio,,-Henry / Wood, r.
Hilsdale-L. \. C,4G.ich. r..
HoUghton, hrs;-;AnCus Kerr, r. scor6
Huron-J J. Murdoch r
lngham, frstIGeorge K. Hec' ? Soc-
Ionia. first. /. Dougherty = $ nd
losco district-George L. rau r.
Isabela-E. W. Woodruff H.
Jackson, first-R. Worct - : I'D.
Hyndman. y.
kalqmazoo,. hrst-E Y. Err. II $50
ond-James ". Davis 10
Kent tirst-fd T. =, p J. = !a7,s.
r J. II. Ant,I. ~ W
Shisler. r. Tim y ~
Lapeer-E. II.
Lenawee frs u,.. + 500
ond-B. Hart, y
livingston p ~a-inlan. p.
Macomb' u" ',... e:er, Il. Second
MANS sc--l 2
Marc .t t,~-t -
ond-N. j.. attls =
Mas IL !, 9 ay. Il
Nee sra cory" 10, re a. r.
Ne, .,., Gerfer r
Mid an Waynn ~
VI" eier ID. second
Jam b..
Sec N Miller. r. ~
M hrst--Jos. l.. Smith, D. Sec
Neway COL. J. Dudley r.
Odklang. frst-JUd Hammond r. Sec
ond-R. Waterbury, X.
Oceana-E. :. Randall r.
Osceola di-triCt-A. NJ Fleischauer n
Ottawa, trst-Iuke Lugers r. Second
saginaw aisi E. Gardiner. r. Peter
Herrig. r. Second-L Baumgartner r.
Third-Arthur f.. Holt, r. 80
st. Clair, hrst-W. J. Duff, r. Second
Franklin Moore, X. Third-John Kingott.
St Joseph-.W. F. Pack. d.
con, K.
iawassee-Geo. r. Mason. r.
Tuscola. hrst-G. Hofmeister. r. Second
WIN. Mckay, II.
Van Buren--C. G. Phillips r.
Wayne. first. II. Dickinson. r.. H. NJ
Cheever. X. a. +. Stewart. r. NJ r
Mcleod X. +. a. Aldrich, X. s. ]. Colby
r. D. +. Heineman II. II. J. Elkhoff r
.. Hatzenbuhler, II. Lou j. Burch. Sec
ond-E. G. Bryan r. Third-Soon Good
ell y.
Washtenaw frst-G. :. wheeler. r. Sec
ond-A. j. Waters. K.
wexford distriCt-W. Caldwell r.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11

What's the secret of happy, vigorous
health Simply keeping the bowels, the
stomach, the liver aud kidneys strong and
active. Burdock Blood Bitters does il.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11
CONGRESSIONAL RESULTS

As with the state officials so the Repub-
leans swept everything in the Il congress
slonal districts. congressman Fordnev
beating out Brucker I'm the Eighth district
ana Gardner beating Todd I'm the Third
The state senate is overwhelmingly Re
publican and but two Democrats repre-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11

p;phtheria relieved in twenty minutes
Almost miraculous. Dr. Thomas Ecle ,tric
Oil. Vt any drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11
second ConurcssIonnI DI.,rIct

LeHawee county While Plngrcc ran
behind in Adrian and Whiting received 50
majority In Hudson. Henry G.. Smith
Rep, for congress pulled ahead and car
ried the county by good ma iority. Mon
roe couufy-Hcury Smith. Rep. carried
the county by small majority for con-
gress. Democratic county ticket elected
except treasurer and register OF deeds
Jackson county-Whiting carries the day
by small margin and probably gives
Pierce, Dom, small majority for con-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11

What stops Neuralgia DIR. Miles Pain PIN.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11
FRS, CongrcssionaI Dis,rict.

Wayne county was probably the hardest
fought battle-ground OF the campaign and
Congressman John B. Corliss. Rep. had
70 LOOK Wei 10 his fences TO prevent Jas.
~. Pound, Dem, beating him out Cor
liss was reelected, however by fair ma
iOrity
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11
Tcmih Nmngres.inmmL Ui.Irict.

CougreS aan f. O. Crump was re
elected I'm the Tenth with small plurali
ties ina the several counties but by tota
OF about $50. But tnrce counties. Alpena
Arenac, and Midland gave Kelley plurai
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11
Ninth congressional District.

Tho voters OF The Ninth district are evl'
IDENTIFY satisfied with the record OF Con.
gresham Bishop. as every county gave
him good plurality which totals 6l0D
leaving Chaddock. Dem. out i'm the cod
Benzie county, 2JU, Lake county 20,
Itclanau county. sou, Mauistee county
go; Mason county. $50; Muskegon county
1900: NcWaygo county. $50, Oceana coun
/ 500. l-sN ford s,ltrty ,Ol
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11
MORE MONEY.
sPANIARDs WANT IT FOR PHILIP.
PINES.
INTERVENTION By EUROPE.

Not Thought Possible Unless Others be
side U s. and Spain are Interested
in.the Islands
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11

gress. Wsshtenaw county-With iigh
vote smith, Rep, for congress gets abou
30 ma inrity. democrats MI county Of
fces. That portion OF Wayne county 10
the Second district contributed LOO L,
SmiIh's nlnrnlIfY
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11

gresham Rrucker, Dem. TO congress, anc
gave hlm 100 plurality. The other coun'
ties favored Joseph W. Forducy. Rep.
however. Shiawassee county gave Ford
ney $50; Tuscola county, GO and Clintor