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The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12
COLLECTED IN
 THE CORRIDORS

Louis Dean, a lumber man of Reno, Is at the Russ.
 Ira G. Hoitt of Burlingame is stopping at the Palace.
 S. Frankenau, merchant of Sanger. is at the Grand.
 T. J. Mccarthy of Los Angeles Is stop ping at the Palace.
 Senator D. A. Austin of Tuba is regis tered at the Grand.
 l.. W. Wise Jr. of Washington, D. C., is staying at the Palace.
 James Hay and Miss Hay of Johannes berg are stopping at the Palace.
 John A. Mcintyre, mining man of Sacramento, Is registered at the Grand.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12
HEARSTS WEAK APOLOGY.

[ EARST evidently has heard of the laughter and
 | indignation excited by his story of the beheadng of forty Spanish prisoners. He hastens to false impression by explaining that the number was four instead of forty. This is start in the right direction. He should have eliminated the four and left the cipher as the representative of the truth in his weird yarn.
 But the real secret to be revealed in Hearsts opening words: "On day when my experiences were uneventful, 1 sent you from the field near Si- boney description of Colonel Laine and his story of his days adventures" etc. Or to put the same thing in other language, when there not truth to tell Hearst sent fantastic lie. There is for believing that he regrets having done so but his efforts to squirm from under the consequences are not marked by dignity The correspondent who in the absence of news forwards fake cannot get into good standing again He hoists himself without the pale
 The correspondent goes far to admit that he be positive of the accuracy of Laines story He does not make clear why he sent 1t if he doubted it why he appauded Horse Doctor Laine who is either an immeasurable liar or an assassin. More over, Hearst has wrong idea to the reasons Americans object to such stuff It is not out of sym pathy for the Spanards It because they do not like stupid fakes and because the honor and welfare of their soldiers is held by them in considerable regard They do not wish to have the regulars and volunteers rated boodyhanded marauders accessory to willfu murder, do they wish such fool reports to reach the ears of the Spaniards who believing them would be goaded to and in part excusable excess
 Hearsts apology IS weak, as the thing for which he apologies absurd and malign.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12
o o O o O O O (
 MR. RYAN { PAID FOR {
 THE DRINK. !


 He never comes here without giving birth to something which is worthy of chroni- cling. As a man of daring enterprise and of thorough gameness he has few su- periors. On Sunday night MT. Ryan and Tom Mccarthy, the insurance adjuster'~ were sitting in the Palace grill smoking their post-prandial cigars and waiting for an after-dinner drink, when pr. Drucker sauntered in. Introductions followed and the School Director took a seat at the table. He asked the gentlemen to nom1- nate their poison and put a dollar on the table to settle once and for all any pos sible quibbling concerning the privilege Of paying for the first round of drinks. MT. Ryan then repeated the actions of the doctor, and he also placed a dollar upen the table, saying, Doctor, this is on me-"
 ''Oh, mo- replied the School Director, and out came a twenty from his pocket with which he covered his silver dollar. Without any hesitation or manifest sur prise MT. Ryan accepted the cue and did likewise. It was now Drucker's turn to respond to the ante and he did not fail Another twenty was added to the pile, and almost simultaneously the stack be- longing to MT. Ryan received an addi- tional story. Up the buildings rose until each man had exposed on the table gold and silver stack of $141. Ic had been a silent game of "I see you" up to this OSScNAA scratch his head. This was productive of wavering apology which evoluted, T have s1O and s5 piece left and that is all, but 1 don't suppose you have any ob- jection, MT. Ryan, to my drawing check"
 With calm delberation and a most suave manner the gentleman from the south said, If you do, doctor, l will cash it."
 MT. Ryan paid for the drink.
 Henry E. Kemp of Phoenix, Arizona, Is at the Occidental.
 Senator J. Seawell of Ukiah Is regis tered at the Grand.
 Seymour Warehouse is down from the mines of Placer County.
 Walter B. Gould. merchant from Bangor, Me, Is at the Russ.
 Ex-Senator Marion Biggs Jr. of Oro- vile is stopping at the Grand.
 MT. and Mrs. James Philip Smith of Santa Cruz are staying at the Palace
 Julius T. Vile and Henry M Lips of the United States navy are at the Occidental.
 F. w. Covey, superintendent of the Palo Alto Stock Farm, is stopping at the Grand.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

Even the most enthusiastic young ought to realize that soldier in buttonless uniform is labor ing under hardships which his country never ex- pected him to endure
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12
DEMOCRACY OR IMPERIALISM WHICH?
Possible Alignmen of Parties.

out with his feet in the stocks the punishment replied But you see am here % that even M 0ar who has some for @ h % % @ testing policy for this depa
 
 resulting from cong this continent converted @ into % no way need wt of aerye popuaton incapable edufatsd ie nto capacity for American ezsnshp far Hawaii its achieved instead of this & to be he ea o the new departure or are we on the verge " @ be Doing in the od departure from the theory and the practice of the republic political revolution and n0t The British expedsnts wonderfully adapted to The at d ana oroaa mas mas 0e cen an an h hd be Government the Unea stat no as at ] on d h sa M n for @ paon ion of of man namely ely for the exercise his own M e therefore principle and abstract theoretical sense measuby not only by the race from which the with defects and achievement history and lakes the Gulf of Mexico And twentieth while avoiding the debagchng nnuenGe5 Of Aaiao ] mngfoh m 6 ihe A s1n @ n great west Th on of Great m R Britain whatever the original motives which pro- the civilization The mission the United States was order without an tra1el upon the n or a
 
 progress other and yet in the order of Providence insepab one demanded indefinite rapid oh b the M @0 di h had protected and could not sufficient territory for three hundred millions of which slowly forced general and by that train matey exrpate religious bgoy morality which holds society together have raised citizenship to- all continents and on all islands been grossly misnepreted by sec midst of is now being of arms M It does not mean the prostitution of our laws protection by % who w9ud justify oa ths fathers been vindicated this law and order umnates the territory we Great m and by the general advance man. When from of 
 filled with the spirit of prophecy As Edmund iator on the same hn up1n consisted of w at $500 apiece ds p5sa hsr th91 @ Ths of nd rr dea to @ ] m n rue Americanism But there is another and greater our % w @ pg b @ % @ @ n0r @ apofn @ % oa in their slow growth and discern the forests of the apparent death This tendency is by the history mich making of of ardent spirits vp oao m no the Phpnes f,v done It is our country d uGer and not the Philippines
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The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

Insurance Agent-We can't insure you Old Man-Why not?
 Insurance Agent-You are 94 years old Old Man-What of that? Statistics will tell you that fewer men die at 94 than any other age-Baltimore Jewish Com ment.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

Gentlemen who engaged in wiring verbatim ac- counts of supposttious conversations between Samp- son and Schley ought to send news instead
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

The only way to ascertain the conditions prevail ing in the Klondke seems to be to go there. If you get rich it's good place. if you freeze to death the only method of escaping starvation its disad- vantages will have to be acknowledged
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

One of the Pullman boys wants to join the army, but he wants also to have commission His inn pulse seems to be of dual sort. Part of it comes from patriotism and the rest from that quality best described as nerve" Civilian kids who want to get into the army and too proud to carry a musket ought to be encouraged to stay out However, if Pullman will organize a regiment of sleeping car porters and arm them with whisk brooms they might forage to the consternaton and ultimate disaster of the enemy.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

There seems to be no doubt the Spanish naval off thought the American ships lot of tubs, manned by aliens who would not fight and Americans them selves much given to words and to nothing more dangerous It is reasonable to suppose the Spanish officers have changed their minds.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEM ENTS. Columoa-"Lost-2l Hours" Alcazar-"Faust Moroscos-" "Romany Rye Tivoli-"Fatintza-" Orpheum- Vaudeville The ChutesZoo Vaudeville and Cannon the 6pouud Man French Celebraion-At the Chutes. Thursday, July H Olympia-Corner Mason and Eddy streets, Specalt1eS Sutro's Baths-Swimming Fl CampoMusc dancing boating, fishing, Sunday Oakland Racetrack-Races to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TARr.ETs App sold on positive guarantee. Cures hearth,Irn
 raising of the food, distress after eatine or G any form of dyspepsia One little abiet gives immediate reiief At No Percentage Phar-
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

In the Cuban swamps a bottle of Dr. Siegert,s Angostura Bitters will do wonders to keep your digestive organs in order
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

Blanco still urges "war to the end' If he will glance back at history he will ascertain that the habit of war to keep right on to the end is nvariable
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

Some of the soldiers here beginning to fear they to see active service, but their alarm is groundless. If they do not get to Manila there is a demand in Cuba and promise that things will be interesting in either place they land
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

If it is true the officers of Cerveras fleet heard of the battle of Manila only after their capture is cer tain the Spanish have such way oi suppressing news as this country knows nothing about.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

Soldiers deserting from the Spanish affirm that during the last three months their pay had consisted of three packages of cigarettes. Of course no civilian is competent to criticize military matters but it IS almost safe to affirm that such wages are insui- cient to keep patriotism up to white heat
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

Spanards are denouncing bought press" They have not progressed so far to term it yellow Be- sides this, being the national color might fail to con- vey the desired meaning.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

Special information supplied daily to business houses and public men by tha Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's), 510 Mont gomery street. Telephone Main 1042
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

This country is not ready to accept as true the statement that any of the Spanish have had their heads cut off They seem to have lost them in some other way.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

AREE HARBOR-A. L., City. A free or open harbor is one that Is open to ves- sels from all parts of the world.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

CITY HALL DOME-W. w. B., City. The height of the dome. of the San Fran cisco City Hall is 302.2 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

THEATERS-H. E. l., City. The Or pheum has a larger seating capacity than the Grand Opera House.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

Next time the Colorado boys toss pedding nuisance in blanket they should send him higher and then lose their grip on the blanket
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

Joe Kerr Is & happy man. To him has fallen the lot of being made ecstatically happy twice in the same day,
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The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

William Alex.
 Ryan of Los An geles, a commits sioner of t h @ B u 1 l d i n g and Loan Association. is in this city at
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

Cal. glace fruit soc per ID at Townsend's..
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES. By A. Rocker This day, July 12 He etc., at 72 How ard Il o'clock. By Edward s. Co.-Thursday, July IA Groceries Hardware, etc. at 2H Drumm street., 10 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

MESSAGES TO SPAIN-W. w. B., City The Call for several days past has given accounts of the manner the authorities al Santiago de Cuba transmit messages to Spain.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

CAPTAIN OF COMPANY A-C. w. F., City. Captain Eastman was in command of Company A, Fourteenth United States Regulars, which went on the City of Syd- ney for Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

SIGNAL CORPSE. M, Mare Island, Cal. There are a number ol works on signaling, which may be procured from any first-class book dealer The Meyers Code is used in the United States Army.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-12

wall, Contra Costa County, Cal. Com modore Sampson, acting rear admiral, is
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09

81 37gs ca do Upper round 81 25eti 90 90 long
sldsi Is. potaoes Jersey per bb 81 ooy 90 90
southern. 81 i2G$i IS. Connecticut white per
bt slgS2 do yellow slnSl 80. do red. <lgSl 10; 90
orange County white per bag, i0cqSi 5o do ye!o" iy
T5c DO red 0cQsl Is; do Western red. per DOL toeg
81 20. do yellow. 5ocaf: do Boston, per Dol. VI Sgs:
cabhages per s2qs3 cucumber pickles. 600 23c
15c. corn. per 3Q15r; Lima potato, per bag
75cI$ DO nat 5va60c lettuce. Boston. per Dozen sog
peppers pe. Dbl 5OGIjc. string beans. per bag Stg
Jc. tomatoes box. 35g5oc. urnips Russia per Dbl!
5OT7sc.
HAY AND STRAW-IIAY-The market for the last
has a rather Irregular form; sellers aim
give Of quotations. but there are 80
outside figures any standard grades only
exceptionally obtained Since the first OF this month re-
ccpis expectations each day overrunnng
thousand This has already made enough accumu-
laon the big receiving points OF the city 10 MAKE
independent f0r the demand has been much re-
strct~d by the prolonged severe hot weather Another
weakening influence the market In the intimnton
that immense prospective blocks q supplies seeking
delivery here. 4 prominent dealer remarked to-day:
Unless the threatened shipments diverted or largely
withheld In danger ~ Of those troub esons
periods quality cassfcations will be ignored ana
seller viii be forced make early concessions 10 pre-
q dcm0rnLng swamp Cool weather that Will revive
the be handled. shippers should comprehend
there likely ~ plenty ~ soft spots whou,
absolutely squeichng the marke' this bad selling TIM
We quote Prime bales Csc per 100 NJ other 623c
per 700 n. No ]. small 70 large bales oIP4Wci no
choice quality. 50M55c. common rate closely 70 NO g.
No Is quoted 300 4oc. sradeless lots, 23l3oc =.
sTRAW-fSng rye steady 3OG ioc. win better grades
al rues including river receipts Of 80 tons stra"
receipts. 60 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-York. September :. ls9s
Receipt: today weTe 60 s1r' .,9 or 's ol As cJ
slaugherers and carr Tor The market None offered Ot
At ~ qslc per n for poor to best native sides Todays
cabie quoted London and Liverpool markets slow out
weight for american i've catte and S.d per n Tor
fr!eeraior beet The Nomadic took out to-ay 70 Liver
I'm and SchwarzschId su.zberser and ??4o quarters
o. beef for y Morris The orinoco to bermuda 90 ca'Ie
tor y o Culver and Is cattle and % sheep for o. r.
market and inclullns cars Of Western calves Trace
quiet about steady prices hu, most OF the Mes,-
to prime veals sold at s5as7 Is per 100 No. selected
calves At s. bunch Of hutiermiiSs at - 20 soa,,e 5esy
Country dressed 61loc dressed gassers ana but
'ernss n ar demand a. "@sc c.,y.. 70. -, aver
s. - 100 No. also late yesterday p yea' las
j. g. curtis Son: 81 yeas. l3l n. at 81 =. fed
calves. ii6 10. 81. also late yesterday 20 Western
snEEP ANp L.AMBs- Receipt. to-asy we're .! cars ..
l57o head Including cars dr.c T.. butchers ana cars
be- sold ~ which were slKeth and at Jersey
ishi supple, and faiiy loo tis6e aoou, all -od or1l-
nary prime sheep SOD t s. joqsi so peg 100 NJ com,
cas- &C per n dressed lambs Arm at 7alolsc =, ,,
e fq M st sns s 8 i g. suck @ b. at s.
$40: J. ye.%oe, DO. 9: ~ as: Vermont sheep
newton & CO.. $50 yrsinia lambs. IS 10. at IS; "a
virginia sheep. ~ N az 81 70.
q Judd ( q. 10 state lambs. 81 n at SC 20: State
j Harrington. 30 Rural2 lamb, 50 n At se?s
Cmif,al. rs n =; 81 ., CIV .s,o
hSlIs% Mullen State :5ssP s. % Suc
az II, at So %
d6 *. @ais wee .i r ' rr or ts hia
steady - loQii 80 per TO- 10 country dressed slo" at
Sale. N @olr. date Yesterday: state hogs ics
n a, 81 30. / rough. $40 n. at s. 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09

NETALs-The marke, seems To- h ,.a. mai and Of
o.a ,'.s ,racer News from abroad wa ab.n, -" q,
pecied the situation sn IN tss ss Metal
c,lIet pir iron OIL; SPOT -
CoppeT uncsHs11f Ts.S spot so 0QsiO u. September
and oelee .cst'ie 10 o,.e, po, 10 o,obr 81 so
$50 ndc Sa Ig.1Sfi ,,G'fr ta a. at So T.
TIN s,ess spot, f7a los igu's u? l$' y, 2i ~ 81
ISL issd GH2t,i n sYRtpsThe small bushes taa
VA a. sav was on the basis q fni rates ,t,T 90
n. el ,ry pr.ces on the desirable io,' r>fp
ruef very nm. buy business g.. ~ orleans cen
res .ai2c .ar isai5c god icai21
gEn. 2oes N'r scS %Faa ocS ' prime aas2c
f' 6et lti' sTGt l4TT SsTG i,;'s'
Iy.po ?.a l'ond% ,s = Sw:.Se 90 Hn'~ep a
In 80 ne. Rotterdam nc; Am.terdsm &c r"Ts
~ orSers 81 siad: direct ports large 'onnase q,
reE FESfnr ASp cARTNR a 9nn'ss ", !.
sh demand IN al drrar1',nn M. Il, good demand u!
rsa.n ra, IN. esme. for 1"c ss arr
Made Is ,n,1s spar.rens mere bu' luic doing a.
The moment CHARTERS -bI'sr ,n her,f.d Seoi.n-
s h fr, s1r;hea september nrsh s'."m'T deals
SCUM ocohrr British steamer iS ton, , e~"'s.
r.ndstone Island 70 The n,%a epsn hence to
mTf =, berth terms sepemter h fo oldsT, %
10 900 quarter. gram InH DE-. Y or p United Kin.
soD, rr Continent ss IND. berth ,srm- P =, Aniwep
or rotterdam Is I'd BERN l-i'h e,cuslv,
british steamer. 2lw TONS ,,,rs -,
s,,or csve,,on or S,~-Oreans 70 inc ,,,t ,esm.r
~,.,rent tvo VOYAGES. 4"- October; biu, tnst,r,
Quarters grain. Galveston - ne .,, scn,er,t.er.
- ,-...,n,,, 3s ,nticn Denmark - 20 .rr.',rst,,
,,-,,,sn steamer iiriardene lG'i IONS a.
w trade IL month";: ns ,,..,nAor,
is,s I'nrsd states rcdriycry nI,en ,Is 10
u, s,e.met igansatlan'lV 1871
hil.iff ~ ~ ahou, ss delivery ana rcielTrfl ~
montS' al, IN steamer 21G5 tons sugar JAW
.ia,tr. ptngdnr, continent. M~dterranaan .i
uhicp seneraber chartered abroad srit'h s'.t
~. .ucs- Java the United hinsnpin'
80" lied states 32- 81. Ocl"her cha'''' -.
NJ y. ,s- steamer 3C5 tons re'hatt"l' 49, ~.
IL. 3 months private terms "orwefah az, 9tS
, .m, months private terms. I1IsI s,.F' ,.r1s
.on, .,.rsi cargo Japan ~ New ofk pltht- .,rata
ba,L 400 Nor!CIH y"
!,hn" carm,n bar 5000 b3s reined petroleum. on 900
.n 49, Uargen private ierms itasn ps,n
ospr .,,o,.un pAlade,phia TO Sicily. lSc 2tp' a. "a
ces's 20, fons coal Philadelphia 70 Shn'ako g. -,
s.d s,a,es gold schooner. ~ tons pr, 49,,
Tewyoyk 81 30 schooner. 80 tons coal f''' '''
son 10 Bucksport oOc ,.. ,o1.v IN cotton.eed eli.
,e.. could doubtless ha accoIpi snSd az
r.du, ticr ruling prices pu, a.
main Very steady IL their Views icing 'o III r,oae-a,sy
nc ADVANCE in lard products i<ffNso GA "a r.ho,,.
oy me ,na steady Rehnei petroleum q. H INV 81
hrro We quote Petroleum bis 90 "o NJ nsnbtSa
TphIssepha bis 50 as and s1a SgS sr,,. s. 81
~ Sc ard decd ,rired. SO 5O rehned ,s o., 20
Ell quoted; Prime crude nominal Bpi ssbes
L. NILE Yellow, s2S22Ac butter Srades nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
WEST SHORE R.R..

Trains leave W. 42d 81. Station. y J.. follows
and IN. earlier from foot n Franklin St
80 A NJ. Tor Cranst0n's. Wet Point. Kingston.
Lakes Mohonk and MinneSaska. Catskil Mountains.
Albany. saratoga and Lake George.
400 T. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily. f)r Al
bany Syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
cleveland. Detroit, Chicago and 81 Louis. Arrives
chicago ard -. Louis next afternoon. Dining Ger.
C4:OO NJ. Daily. EXCEPT sunday t0r Congers Gran
stons. West Point. Cornwall. Newburgh. and Inter
u,diate stations TO Albany.
G:Ol T. NJ. Daily except Sunday. FOR Albany. Saratoga
Montreal and Eastern Canada.
GAO T. NJ Chicago and -. Louis Limited Daily ~.
t'tica Syr9cIs-, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Toronto petrcIt Cleveland. Chicago and 81 LOUIS.
7,i5 = NJ Daily except sunday Tor syracuse. Roches
'er. Buffalo. Niagara Falls ard T0r1nto
sI5 =. VI. Daily for Albany Jtca. Syracuse. Roches-
tor Buffalo Niagara FALL. Toronto. Detroit. Cleye
land chicago and Louis. Saturday night has
Sleeping Catskill Mountains
r. e. leave BTJo6lyn "AuneN'B. 1919 4. ". c. 3a6
z NJ Jersey cry. r. T. Il. statoH-B. li:2J A NJ:
9 T. NJ
Time table. at principal hotels AMI Offices.
g !. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. Sew York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09

Through trains leave NewYork foot Of Chambers-st.
as follows and Ave earlier from West 23t-st;
900 a. M.-vsstbusd Express caly for Bashaintons
wayery, Elm!ra. Buffalo. Bradford Arrives pu'lA''
OIB a. M.-vestibuei Express daily Tor ron ystv,'
Uonesda,e and important local points % Emira fu.'-
man parlor cars for Monticello and Emira "a,
Solid train FOR Chicago Arrives Cleveland $50 a..
Chicago. p NJ. Seepers 10 chicago ee'e'A"' ""N
7,ao p M.~B1ralo and Cleveland vesteaed Express
80" .r-,yes at buffalo 05 A. NJ. Bradford 10 A.
SMahs jamestown 700 A. NJ. youngstown 1921 A. NJ
;avssand 10 80 r. ~ slcepers to Bunao and cieveana
Cafe Library Car. a.. n..n,.n,o, r,u,r.
WHY and Chicago sleepers TO HoreisviEe Chicago
End &C, STs1T S AL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac
coMMopAToNs az ia 2s .e %. and es1 s ,csS
wA' rSsr, s.d West -3i-s ferries New-York; 338
"a SEQ FUlton-s es Broadway. BROOKLYN i22 kver-st
Co calls for ard checks baggage from hets's 40 resi-
dsnces.