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The San Francisco call., 1898-03-24
Everything Was Irregular From the Inception to
 the End of the Job.
After the Work Was All Done by Private Contract Public
 Bids Were Invited.
HISTORY OF THE SCHEME.
Suspicion That 8 Clever Deal Was Arranged by Which the City
 Was Fleeced.

The city and property owners have paid for paving Fell street from Baker to Stanyan with bituminOuS rock. The granite curbing has also been paid for. The city, being liable for half the cost of the work by reason of owning the Panhandle of the Park, paid a hand some price for the improvement. It may seem far fetched to go back to work projected in 1895 for object les sons in improvement, but since this work was performed there have been interesting developments and more facts may yet be brought to light.
 On July 8, 1895, the Board of Super visors. by resolution No. 12615, author ized the Superintendent of Streets to enter into a contract with the San Francisco Paving Company to pave Fell street from Baker to Stanyan- nine blocks-with bituminous rock pavement, at cost or 2312 cents per souare foot, and to put in granite curbs at 85 cents per lineal foot All the members of the Board. excepting A. B. Spreckels. who was absent, voted for the resolution.
 The next proceeding in the board was the adoption of resolution, No. 12 65O repeating the foregoing resolu-
 
 signed for repeating the original reso- lution was that a large amount of grading was required to be done, which would increase the cost of the work, which cost should be defrayed by the several blocks in front of which said grading was to be done before the work of paving was given out.
 The next step was the adoption by the Board of resolution No. 12,10S, re- pealing resolution No. 12,650, in accord ance with a request of property owners on the north side of Fell street, between Baker and Stanyan.
 On July 1, 1895, private contract was signed by the property owners on the north side of Fell street and the Superintendent of Streets, representing city ownership of the Panhandle, sign ed for the south side. The figures of 231a cents for paving and S5 cents for granite curbing were not changed. The work was done under the private con- tract
 It seems that the work went ahead
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-24

committee on formation of clubs In every precinct in the, city: John s. Enos Thomas Desmond. Thomas s. Wentworthl Service League; I. Simon and Charles H. Long. representing the Sons, of Veterans; Captain Turner and Michael Tennihan of the Naval Veterans Association: D. M. Cashin. w. F. Howe, Captain J. J. Shep heard and John L. Boone of the Union Veterans Patriotic League. pr. J. c. and August Mueller of the Harrison Camp Army and Navy Veterans. Exec utive committee-D. M. Cashin, Martin Murray, John L. Boone, pr. J. c. Stout. Thomas Desmond John S. Enos. The chairman was added to the committee. granted further time to complete arrange mentS.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-24
HER FATE
 UNKNOWN TO
 THE POLICE Detective Anthony Is Still Trying to Find
 Irene Lynch. Her Present Whereab bouts Wrapped in the Deep
 est Mystery. The Authorities Suspect Lucky Baldwin of Inducing Her
 to Leave Home. SAID TO BE IN OAKLAND. Was Friendly With Man Who 1s Connected With the Fire
 Department
The Authorities Suspect Lucky Baldwin of Inducing Her
 to Leave Home.
SAID TO BE IN OAKLAND.
Was Friendly With a Man Who Is Connected With the Fire
 Department.

Notwithstanding the efforts of the police the whereabouts of Irene Lynch, the missing girl who disappeared from her home on March 14, is still wrapped in the deepest mystery.
 Detective Anthony, who was detailed by Chief Lees to find the girl, is satis- fled that she left this city to visit Lucky Baldwfn's ranch near Los An geles. A short time before her disap- pearance, and while she was working in the Mechanics Pavilion during the
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-24

The be 
  
  smostn be  and prepared by him. of lodges He  is in the
  known raesta
  well trying 10 enable all
  which an intrinsic oinstan could 
  in alloy in
  San Francis n a
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-24
Redocumenting Vessels.

If the lead in your pencil is poor, try t famous "Koh-I-Noor."
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-24

The Revised Statutes were amended last year to permit the redocumenting of a vessel which had once been documented ,,nder the United States laws but had been sold to foreigners and documented under a foreign flag if said vessel again became the property of American citizens. The Commissioner of Navigation has ruled that the law contemplates that the original name and official number as ex- pressed in the former United States docu- of new documents.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-24
Anti-Civil Service League.

A joint conference of the Anti-Civil Service League, the Sons of veterans ana Veterans of the War Association was held last evening at B'nei Birth Hall for the election of officers and to arrange for a mass meeting. The meeting was called to order by D. M. Cashin. the temporary inc election of officers, which resulted as follows: President, E. M. Calvin; vice president, T. V. Gator; secretary, T. F.
 Rachelder: treasurer, Martin Murray. The chairman appointed the following
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-24

In order to facilitate Grand Jury tL m citv was fleeced. The Call presents the names of the following property owners who paid for the work on the north ctr
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-24

on this basis of cost, although the rul-
 ing price for bituminous roch paper ment at that time was Is cents per
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-24
A CONCERT BENEFIT. Prominent Musicians Give Their Ser vices for the Kings Daughters
 Home for Incurables.

A grand concert is to be given this even ing at Sherman & Clays Hall for the ben eft of the Kings Daughters Home for Incurables. The affair gives promise of being a very brilliant one, as well as en- tertaining, as many prominent musical people are announced to perform. The programme for the evening is as follows TITO BeetnoVen Mr. John Marquardt, Mir. l.. von der Meh-
 den, MT. Emil Cruells. Song, "Musica Proibita'' (Forbidden Music)
 Sigr. G. s. Wanrel Violin solo, Souvenir de Haydn ..... Leonard
 MT John Marquardt. Song, 'Iascia oh 10 Fianga" ......G. F. Handel
 Miss M Ornstein.
 Mime. Breitschuck- -Marquardt. Piano solo: Polonaise. op. 4O.. Chopin
 Miss Bessie Lloyd Fenn Song, Mia Sposa Sara Ia Mia Bandera" -. ftotal
 Sigr c. L. Wanrell. Violin solo, Romance from the minor Piano Concerto ...-....-.. Chopin Wflhelmj
 Mir John Marquardt. Song, 'Thine Eyes so Blue ............ .Lasseni
 Miss M. Ornsten. Trio, (a) Les Montons,' Martin; {b) Bo- Mr Marquardt, MT. l.. der Mehden,
 Mir Emil Cruells.
 
 fy-x,+ +I,r,
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-24

In the light of recent developments it would be interesting to know II there was not a private arransement oe
 tween the San Francisco PaVlns So.tlr owners by which the cost to the latter was much less than 231a cents square
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-24
LADIES' EMPIRE SCARFS
Ha,e,s & Great Specials for To-Day.

LADIES' GRAIN SILK SKIRT with large satin figure ROO ADES STANDING COLLARS two of the latest ~ have to white large sa 1,s+ eeved QUEEN" 19 to 3
 good hea 1ooo oooie length io special enough to-day finish 36 inches vide STEEL ENAMEL LIFTED SAUCEf-
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-24

Ladies' taf1or-made suits; latest designs: we give credit Nj. Rothschild. 211 Sutter. T. & 2.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-07
Sea morfe til neoenitaaeroe priier:

Mantne so. $50 GnoefnTr % en Hoen stnHe meO Bent Wood Cover. .s2O..S
WaHtne 9o. 4.-3o StuHr pa bpr gmoe % en- Hben stuf, - ..S2t.25
waWtne no. 5.-1re smfer pa bur gnos % en- n0en siuf. - ..S22,2
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-07
Gu oprcrenoc WTGre.

ais6enbaon er / bisie 0age blepsn
opitramt peo en- ubpggeli9 Sepraseris
dH9re.
politiet er nemlig tommet efter, at
en- al Spens iterite Slagterfirmaer,
Wenbel 9etters Gnte, / l9ngere Sio
bar brspet Sanbel meo ielbbebe Seite
og 8jpr. DIR, iom er ogoe at Miltz
brano, Snipe og Rpien, er bleOsn inos
iiebt for en- Gilt % insenting at ben
bebragsriTfe Slagter. Man lfuloe
BRUCE Strptterne til Decentralization,
Idgoes Der.
Gn bsilig Decentralization!
Sm Natten blep 8roppene partereoe
% / itore &urpe inoimuglet til STR
maets llbIul9sitsoer. bppr be ON Wtorz
aenen prangeoe Tom "iunbt Seitetjeb."
Oct 8ipb, Iom bar for m%altrattsret
af Sbobnrt, blep berimoo battet til
geaf ener lapt til 9elier, ION etsporz
tereoes til ubldnpet. Sg Norge bar
bel fact i'm Part.
Oct pplbIss MI | banite apiier, at
bet tieltringeastise 6irma bar tisnt
en- sSprmue pua Denne gemene 5orrets
ming. Sr. 2drien, Sla8tertets Sss
'tpre, tug inb fine 10000 Ser. pr. aar.
q LANCE SiOer bar ban OreOst penne
8eI6ait mep fprpeitet ajpo.
Spor munge 5attisiolt bar lite Taat
Spobom % uiunobeb | fig paa osnns
afpTteligs Muaoe9
De gebragerier, 5irmoet bar 9lorf
Tia ftplpia /, anprager til %folos'ale Ses
leb, og SuIsnbers 5prdrselie bill Tsl9s
be fampittisbsDslpis wsennslter.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-07
Saaoon eif Oct til.
Gnsslif 3umOreiie.

paa Grunb al i'm tore 2iitigbeb o
bebenoige WansOrsring baooe Wr
Billings opleost 1T f%irtisnoe seoead'
ubsn at laDs fig lotte / 5pmens Saano.
men / ct ~ubspogtst Sieblit tom ct bell
Gips GrIaringer BAN tun Tibet II
RDtts.
Oct par en- patter Morgen / Wlai b
ban / parten traf lin msologereno'
Mifs Genie Mc8innis, en- gdmmeI
llnsms paa otte % firth og ipuoierso'
omtring meb bsnbs. De iatte iig pac
en- gant, pg MIr. Billings lob ganitt
tilfalbig fable pisIe Orb:
"Ss bisie Reoitierter, iom bigger
Hsbe / bet gamls @bletrG oerborte!"
4aa6, SIR. 8iQings!"
Men Mr. Billings ipntes at pGrs
falben / en- ioiotiit silitano og ilus
oreoe p9t:
"Stuloe De life eierne billie ie be
imda 5ugles lln9er?"
"Qab, Mr. Billings, bpor De mat
fer"
"Sanbelis Miis Mc@innis, ieg -"
"@ab, Mr. giaings!"
"Hsi, men birtelig, Miis McStns
nis, ieg mener for alopr - ieg elifer
at -"
"aa, De itpsse maib! Bar bet for
at figs mig bette, De git ipaoTcrenOe
mso mig9 aab, Mr. 9inin9s!"
"Men isg iasbe 10 bare, at jeg eli
1fepe -"
"gtab, bet tom iad pluoIelig. Spab
ffal ies iige? Seq - jeg tror, ieg
fommer til at I!ge ia" Seq - ie9
- aab 8eorge!"
"Sbub, ies - ieg -"
"Nlin 9sprge!"
"Wlen. 8binos, ieg g."
Seq tror, ieg ian bare f9rbig ON
en- Muaneo, bpis ou enbelig bill bet,
tipre Gepr9e."
"Ssr M, Mifs -"
"sit, min elitebe, Der tomner nos
gem"
"S9 oa beres 9art og @artinbe
Itdnoieoe foran benz, rebmebe MtIs
McSinnis bbbt og IagOe meo neoIla9s
ne Zine:
"@i sr ~forlopet."
Sg Mr. Billings 6apbs life mob til
at SIRE Snoitgelie = Iaa blep be aft.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-07
SeneieI.

Sa ormrto en- eGnsiel | sialtns Ssb
} mine iieliefts garnssaar.
Ut itiIns ben, isstt its Osn beer 2po,
gse bosri ginopuft % Rpiorsn ON gaar.
Stn ulmsb % ifabte bistnoe 1rans,
$40 otntooie % ctilis ben oar;
5ts iest, ! 81, iss lpttco | Bang,
- Nsa fauot initt i~tilusnb. Sparl
Ru r War iounons ben pad frsmmso Grunc
% r'to Oar bar afpsrlinser fulgt;
Den a traesI 9arm sntr itiae ounb,
Sar eennt bissnos eeusitl Oulst.
Sos, iiunocm bar bet -iom linersb ben 5ranc
Set bar Suiist, iom @aoroino n bar
Wsn BET porte ipi,n uto Scnsr o. Cana,
- Saa - lee fanot inttt f~ilnenos Soar.
%, ION SiSen fpr, - fig en- iastnbe Sfn,
Ssrpaa Stormluet tar aft / fin Gapn,
Saa iptuosr Dor SialsOrsm ioruoen sp,
Sao ~forIaot, roen ScHtr % Gang.
YR,n, 10 mtr bet IOiier til "2soialpstib,s -
30 10 baritsrs SefDinosn onDr,
gsr ~fiernss ben 2Gnsisl Der battts | 81
Cor "6sitorms" "9aarlrnsIltr" Npr.
Canton, lSot Zee. 1897. $. Or.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-07
Sn Glcfant re0eer ct Barn

Hoenlonoife 8luoe bringer / bisit
9uge LANCE geretninger ON ct Barn
Der pdd en- 9anite m9rto9rbig Waabt
blep reobet fra ben pisie 9so - al
en- glefant.
Ut oisIe DIR er operorosntlig tloge
bar man m~an9folOtge Grempler paa.
Den beromtnlte 8esipenbeb er ct mi
gsois paa Oeres &lOsitab.
StueplabIen er en- omreiienoe Cir.
cus, Der bar itanoiet / en- al be ameri.
tanite gper. Gil bsnne Cirrus bsrtC
life dlene ben Glefant, Der / bette Gil.
f9loe tpm til at ipile en- betpbeliu
Rolle, men ogiau, blanbt andre 0pr,
en- Sisru.
Gn Dag bar Sjprnen tpmmen lsa
os trGn9te fig inb paa Glefantens
GnemGrter. Ser befanbt fig forubeu
glefanten en- lioen pise, ION bapbs
formuaet at 9jsre fig til gobe 9enner
meb bet fore 0pr - bette til Srobs
for, at G"lsfanten sIsrs bar en- npget
gnapen 5br.
Suit Ipm ben ellie Ipb % legebe /
N9rbeben at 2Dt6uoen, tom S~jsrnen
tiliteoe. Den lille pige, en- Batter al
TO at Cirrus Irtiitsrne, ubfteote ct
Stris, msbens 8amien bslabebe fig
paa at itbrte iig pper benbe.
s bette Sieblit opbdgeoe imiblertib
Glefanten, bbab Der git for fig bag
ben. Den penbte fig baitig ON, pg for
9isrnsn tunbe Ilaa fine alsr / Bar
net, bapbe ben grebet ben lille mso
Snablsn og lsftebe 6enbe bit / 8siret,
meoens ben iamtibig meo belle lin 9est
taIteb Iig ben pper 9amien, Der bpz
lsnbe Iunt til Sorben.
Oct bite fig ienere, at gisrnens
Rib6en bar fnettet. Den ubuanoebe
pgfaa itrdr efter. Msn Barnet bar
reboet.
Ss bsrfor saar ben tloge Glefdnt
MI I'm Seiersgdng sjennem 9erpenss
prssIsn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-07
Z. ~. Wiaer l Treeport

CSnO BAR iGroig FIN 9ataiog for 1898 % paa.
itaar, at ben | Here Isininger oosrsdur fine
6urgirnsers. SerIis beulsoes SpmGriiom,
bsoen paa Here og beors SluitratiOnsr al
SiGrtrG, Gotosrapures Gilsoer at 6iGrirr,
aolsre Os 9ionssbpro fro bisie iamt 6usls.
peripsttiu iuapsl at RiubcOts Carmen iom al
Brand 6armtn / Glsrpp, IN. Der or Osiaa
mssst anost penns aatalOs, Der u5ioiut mau
bore, boaO "Qoultrbs Keepers" Tiger otter ION,
gicrus til at iuune islss mso SiOen. Mil.
lers autuloe sr icm ponlis mutt u%oitgret.
Zen isuocs til eubpsr aortsis beO Mcotaosl.
len al Is 9euts | gsnss slsr 6rimQritr.
gor PIC, 1rseport, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-07
Nolacnoc 2cperegicr for
uuac 9iite Soner

oipsr en- QariIerinbe | en- grofure:
"ger life for pm, elers blipsr bin
Manb inpbilpit, life for fob. eusrs
tieber ou BAN. Sntsresier big alttb
for hans 9albssieruing, men plag
ham life msb Rpssierrisbeo, naur ban
er / oaarlist Sumsr paa Sruno at
acknowledgement. Ssrs for, at ban
faar ierpsrst fine gnplinssrstter; men
lab albrie Mapen bore ben, IoH re-
oierer / Sufet. Snbret bit Toilette sfs
ter hans Smag, men ppsrrait BAN
coiua unoertiben meo bins ssne ptS
fante SpFnbslier. @Gr aloris tntolt'
tbi bet bebaser BAN tun fer M9telias
Bet, life / iamme; men bu Hal heller
life fiartesns BAN / 5remmeoss Nars
perelIe, forpi bet prpfanersr Wgtes
5tonpsns 6elise 8i9rligbeo. 9ts
Sanbs for, bpao Der morsr BAN uoens
for SuIet, men 1tel o91aa OIL Sus pua
en- FABIAN Raubs, at ban Tan fnoe
Opbplbst Der tilottenbs. 5orleg als
bria at ripaliiere meb 5eateroamsrs
nes Manerer % flpstige eoftemiolsr;
bpab Der bebugsr BAN hos Dem, oprss
rer BAN hos big. plas BAN life meb
s%tinipoe, pg fro heller life, at bet
er tienlist at prtte bans. en Stbsls
10 braber, men ban eliter life mere.
Spis BIZ fstssr ale bisie Rssler, faa
piI bu tdnits ulisepel life aItib pare
en- IpftelA Stone, men sanife piit en-.
Ipm life Oar nosst at bebreioe fla"
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-07
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Decorah-posten., 1898-01-07

Difterit. Man beloer
lise Dele al Hpbenos 3i9re og 5ers
psntin ! en- Bit sIlsr SernFaal os uns
t9nber Slanoinsen. Der ukpiflsr fig
oa itrar en- tet barpiragtia Rss, iom
formsrter gareliet. Den fpse fpnes
n9ftea gieblittslig at fsIe 2inbring,
2pGIninssfornemmelferne og bet rals
lenpe aanoebret bsrsr E, og patisnz
ten ipnes meo 8elbebag at iuoaanpe
Regen. Den traplsbe Slimbeo I
SpGIsst lssner fig og patientsn ubs
better W~fitroberne iom sr Mariag |
Spgoommen. Gar man benz ct @lds,
tan man tpoelist fe. bpprlebss be oplss
Ter zig / Ressn. Gfter 8 Dasss 5ors
lob bar bet piit fig, at ben ipse er blss
ben belbrebet peb benne Sur.
Del ital osiaa pars sobt mob
0ifterit at sursIe fig meb fslgenbe
Mirtur: Gn Saanbfulb 8labs - mso
Silte - uf fplbte S~tarlasen qelars
gonier toses en- bolo Sime / en- Otter
8ano. Stulbe man TONNE til at
ipnte libt bsraf, sisr bet insen Stabe.
0urdlepdub. Gbdrt Otter
togenoe 8anb, l SpiIsftefulb Salt, l
Sbeitefulo gbbite os ] apint Gapens
nepeber.
Mob9plbi 9uIfsn. Nuar
man bar en- Splb / Salien. Tom Der
ponitsligt biz saa Sul paa, er bet gobt
at tage ct belt SpalssAebe meb alt
Silbeber. toge ben / en- Otter FOB Melt
cg berpaa lagge ben ipm ct Smilag
pau SalIen.
5sls
9enbe Mibbel er msb Sslb anpenbt /
ct 5ilfelbe al arpelis 9raft, bpor
ar0fttnuben allerebe bapbe StsrrelIe
at ct Sngieeg. 9laaber Cadmium
WairtiIus) mates / en- Morter, imez
res pua ct Stptte Ssi og l9gges puu
bet ipge Steb. Smiluset maa fOr>
mes 8 Gange basIig. Man fan gobt,
/ 5orbinbelie bermeb, fortiatte meo
be eGlers fpreItrepne inbportes Wibler.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-07

.6or en- lib iioen mp0to9 leg SpmaIfinen
]SlspeRnen." Zen or | ale Sele ~t.lireos.
ittaeros % arbeioer Iiselaa soot iom oe, Der
er nlestt 0prere. Zen or tillige itqrt GA al
imntt uoieenos. Sraaisn ioie9r 50 gentS.
Sans !. &asen, ga erp5k. @R.
81 rar .iooJaaer Spmnruuen -nrspen
nen1 % {. NJ GET ucliIlireos meo hen. Ser
par lauSt oper urr 6orpentuiua baaoc / llo.
cenoe 90 III at orbeloe. rs Gents Sraat.
SouiS xuuo, Sarlnn, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-07

'Suspnnen', fpm Fnoes afbuost pn; 60 m mooens bsarnst RaNfs .r uos
Hsnsuos goOeI iom "New Home spmaNtnen mo 7hesnele Of ale S.unes 1U, w
noeluiisfs Of ale bers bamHse GserHabr Ser Ct til gRa1nsus gooe garnFobr I'M
mango nse 6orbscrussr iom nsrendspts ma sre ben til en aRaNtue of rs aaL
On a. ID e fnne 6orods ps iom er taget sHr "New Home" gannsn, sr or nb,
sDer ct Positive Feed, ibet bel. te bsbsps npssn 6Gr eMr Spins for at iu Ma1ra
til at arbaoa en- anOen belbB 1obeortna im mart bill bNe paaHisuust al ghor
fm bsnpttr Spmnfhner er afeed, Der r iaateoes toufrueet a ben Tan bap.s ca iTg
pso Sl9p a eu imps SnbutuE1 uoen at tonme ger9rhe nRp the feed dog SCI
samle Raaoe at re8utrr bcnns SIaas NaFne pa, uo SiaIp Of struer im nntVa
the feed dog til the feed bar, bar alo moigrt 8auNeH9bsber, tbi oeipua BET life bin
fortaset meo WDa8tObcp, pHOr the feed dog snen ramms 5Or. sar SasFOeu al Nasr
pmeh euer osaa bible the feed bue uiGpn.
Ter er brust meen Smhu pb aoufrutionsu Of "SuspennenT, % in gParrte al
teohe Slugs er bhWn auoenot. 8onnrutipueu er ImpeL os Sts!hrne CT fa "a ION
bpssetst ttpustbe pg of bsofs 8pahtst; gRaImsn arbsoer brfcr let % uaren Inon
Iaalebarren s ranb, to ResuLbr9eet adjustable beanngs) pallet mo Fh
bouit sher mere eno amheis SNoburbb, ps bpurpso Raalebaren bHur rtnn NJ,
lGusere 3b at nrbdoe uceu Ole uon at Thes. Naar sfpisn saar fobt 9anun "a
9ennen 2shen sr Sprtraaben Hap bullet Gin; at ben aINrs fan br9ths. gurnr
rGpr fig hu baaees ms % ueere Ernao, % arbdper autouatHt ubu Ssnipn til d
er fuRrt Nrbebe
'Suspennen" brusr oobbet Traab os larr lock stitch. Den ppre 7raao Fws Ia,
IRA Spoeu uoen at trGbes sennen ct saer Here !Suner fer ben naar 9aaIeset stir
trRor fig kp; ben Tan trRes gRsfe pa erl let at fortaa. NaaIeu er selseting por
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08

JUDGE DAY, eX-Secretary of State
and chairman of the peace commission,
expects to soon retire from public life.
Two months after President Mckinley
had become head of the administration
he called the country lawyer" to his
assistance on the retirement of Secre-
tary Sherman. There was at the time
considerable criticism of Presi ent
McKinley's action in appointing to the
most important portfolio in the Cabinet
an obscure man whose name had
pro badly never been heard outside his
own state. But the magnificent services
which Judge Day has given the coun-
try has proved all such fears and
criticisms groundless. After his resig-
nation of the portfolio of state he be-
came chairman of the peace commits
sion, where his services have been as
brilliant as in the Cabinet. Soon his
present duties will end and he will seek
his home and retire to the quiet life of
a law practitioner. But the question
very naturally arises will Mr.. Day
henceforth De able to live private
life. a man who has proved himself
so astute a diplomat and strong a
character will no doubt be much sought
for. The political party which secures
his leadership will be in great good
fortune. There is always a place for
such qualifications. When future
Presidential material is in demand eX-
Secretary of State Day will be among
the sought after.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08

SPAIN makes a proposition that if
the Commission appointed to place the
responsibility of the Maine disaster
finds Spain blameless we must pay the
expense of the peace commission, but
if it finds Spain culpable Spain will
send a warship to New York harbor to
salute the American flag. These con-
ditons may look easy for Spain, but
under the circumstances it would be
no easy thing for Spain to fit out a
warship into condition to cross the
ocean and salute the American flag in
New York harbor. The warships
Spain has sent out since Santiago have
not shown a disposition to float. The
last one could not even cross the fair
Mediterranean. o.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mrs. Peter Johnson is Agreeablv Surprised
By Her Friends.

Mrs. Peter johnson, wife of the Main
street laundryman, celebrated her
thirty second birthday on Monday
evening and her friends made the oc,
casiOn one long to be remembered, by
planning a delightful surprise on her.
About s o'clock forty of her friends
gathered at the home OF a neighbOr
and burst in on Mr.. and Mrs. johnson,
taking them very much by surprise.
Nevertheless the host and hostess soon
recovered their composure and succeed
ed in entertaining their guests in a
jolly manner. The evening was spent
playing cards until IL o'clock, when
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson we're led to the
dining room, where an excellent supper
was served by their friends. After
supper the guests fingered around the
table until midnight, when they retired
wishing Mrs. johnson many more
happy birthday anniversaries.