davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-21
RIVERS ARE OVERLOOKING.
Rice Fields Covered and Work HAD
to He Suspended.

Charleston. s. C., Feb. 2O--News comes
from Georgetown that freshets in the
Santee. Great Pee Dee, Waccamaw, Black
and sampit rivers, are inundating the rice
plantations on the upper rivers, and all
field work Is necessarily abandoned for
a time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-21

Washington, Feb. 20-No material
changes were reported to-day in tho sena-
torial fights which are being waged IN a
number Of states.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-21

New York, Feb. 2o.-News Is received
from Berlin that Xavier Schwarhena. the
famous pianist, has suffered paralytic
stroke and is not likely to regain his
powers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-21
GrmM WAS. NOT DRUGeED.
Condition of the BicycIist Has Great
IL improved.

San Francisco. Feb. 2o.--The condition
OF Louis Gimm, the six-day cycllst, re-
ported as being very serious to-day. has
Improved greatly under medical treatment
and all danger Of a fatal resuIG has
passed.
The doctors fnd that Glmm was not
drugged. as reported.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-21
Revolution in, venezuela.

Caracas, Venezuela, Feb. 20.--Ramon
Guerra, president Of the new state Of
Guarico, has started a revolution against
President Andrade.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-21
food Reason for HIS BeIief.

me-. was this situation" says the state
~, C. coupled with the conclusion that
e1 olanish squadron might have touch-
Cionsiu alu then moved west as reported at
ne. egegos' and reinforced by the fact
,ba a' slssbee had not seen them. and that
v't,, p.iot Nunez was strongly impressed
entar we ne doubt that this squadron could
sram Of May ~ -'s
,bo o'pl, sissbee is quoted as confirming
oT opinion as to the difficulty of coallng
santiago. lie gives the details of ne
i,u'e location Of the Spanish squadron
the harbor on May %, which dis
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
Spring Millinery.

A written description that would
cover the centre page would convey but
small hint Of the beauty and lovli-
ness to be found there. You are invit-
ed to visit this department. You are
invited to compare our prices with the
prices of others. No matter if it is a
bunch of roses, Il bo4uet of flowers, a
bit Of foliage or pattern hat, there's ex-
ceptional value for the money.
Large lunches of Foliage, regular
price 49c. Our special price 100
Lilies OF the Valley, regular price SOC.
Our special price 25c.
Large clusters JAG, Pink, Yellow and
White Roses, sold by small millinery
stores at Zoe. Our special price SOC.
Extra fine quality of White and Hello
trope Lilacs, regularly sold at SI.0O.
Our price 49c.
Pretty sprigs of Foliage and Buds,
worth Zoe. Sold by us only at II l-2c.
Velvet and Silk Pansies with foliage.
Silk Poppies and Buds, take either kind
you get. Regular $l.0o value. Special
49c.
Baskets and baskets of Vioets, from
Sc. up. The new large violets in colors,
cyrano. pink, heliotropc. white, purple
and Turquoise.
Ladies Sailors. The latest shape in
The "Summer rls"hat, 1.-The Empire"
white and black straw, red, white and
black band of Ribbon. Regular price
Zoe. Our special price Ace.
Misses Sailors trimmed with corded
satin. ribbon band and fancy quilts, reg
ularly sold at Sl.5O. Our special price
9S cents.
Ladies' Walking Hats in colored Ma
Mia braid, trimmed with fancy silk rib
bons and covering of fancy nets. Prices
from 81 % to 50 90.
Misses school hats in great variety.
Pretty little dress hats for children
from 40 cents to 81 40.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
Clothing for Men.

Whatever you want in the way of
spring clothing it is here for you. Come
to us tor fancy Tweed Suits we have
them at $500, $500, 5000, 800,
rs 90 and SO 90.
Fancy Worsted Suits in the newest
foreign and domestic fabrics. Cloths
that encourage the highest praise, max
ing in keeping with the quality that of
course is the best. Prices $1,000,
S11.OO. $1,000, $500, $14.OO and
$500.
English Clay Worsted Suits in GRAY
and Black, made sack and frock. The
demand grows stronger as the season
for weddings, May and June, approach
es' forget the idea that you have to paw
$50. to SlS for Skinner Satin Lined
Suit, lining guaranteed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
Clothing for Boys.

Among reasons for the great popular
lty OF our Boys Clothing department is
the immense assortment we offer to
select from. For customers to come
here fer any kind of Il suit of any size
from to l6 years, and not find some
thing satisfactory, is almost improbable.
II you are looking for style, we have it,
II you want the best and latest its here
for you ri sl.00, l,50, 200 and $50.
boy Sailor Suits, "Nobby," they GER
'alniy are. Made in those pretty color
combinations that characterize our sailor
SUITS. plaln and fancy check cloth,
$500, $50, 5.7j, 800 and $50.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15

Gladdings Drug Store takes the cake
on nice variety of flower seeds, now is
the tiuIv to select tftnl
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
Plain Black and Col.
0red Dress StufS.

Just like the sugar we use daily and
almost as necessary for our comfort.
Not new from point of extreme fash
ion, for our grandmohcrs used both
before us, but good from the point of
staplencss. Wholesale prices of staple
goods have advanced from 20 per cent
to 80 in the past three months, and since
our stock was purchased We shall
offer for a short time these goods at less
than the present wholesale price and at
Il very small margin of profit These
are the reasons you should buy now and
here.
Twenty Pieces Fine Cashmere in black
and all the leading shades, worth 50
cents. Special price.
Fifteen Pieces All Wool Serge. regu-
lar value 80 cents. Special prices 20
cents.
Three Pieces Black Brilliantine, the
popular goods Of the season, worth 80
cents. Special price 80 cents.
Four Pieces Black and Blue Brillian-
tine worth SO cents. Special price 30
cents.
-Four Pieces 54-inch India Twill,
worth Is cents. Special price 80 cents.
Enumerating all the prices of the diff
lerent materials is useless. Serges,
Henriettas. Cecllons. Broadcoths,
Poplins. Whipcords in great variety.
Prices from 80 cents TO $ 30.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
1899 Silks.

We finally believe that silk improve
ments have reached the highest point Of
perfection in this years production.
More attractive designs, finer and hand
somer combinations of colors than ever
before. Every desirable shade can be
found here and emphasized in our en-
elusive novelties.
Wash Silks from 81 - cents to Is
cents.
Trimming Silks from 80 cents to
S1.9S,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
Honest Value in
Shoe|eather,

And a sale at the beginning OF the
season, Different from the ordinary
sroe sale from the fact that these shoes
are all new. No job lots, no old styles.
lou can come with certainty that you
can be fitted and suited both in STYLE and
price.
Children's So cent Shoes, now 40 cents.
Chlldren's 81 Shoes, now IS cents.
Mems Shoes $I.25 values, now 90 cents.
Ladies Shoes 1925 values, new IS cents.
Ladies Shoes $l.99 values, now Sl.59.
The name of j. b. Louis STAMPED on
many OF our shoes is Il guarantee that
never dsappoints.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
best in the world.

The patent corset lining combines
comfort and style with perfection of fit.
To be found in great variety of Percales,
etc. These wrappers are moi
for a cheap sale, but are made to wear
and satisfaction guaranteed. Call and
see the new line. Prices from 81 up.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
Special Bargains for Monday ApTI 17th,
For Ladies and Children.

leu dozen Fancy Straw Sailors in black,
blue, green and borwn, actu i value Use.
Our Monday special bargain price 39c.
Three pecies Black Sateen. three quail
tiles, absolutely fast color, dyed by process
that gives lasting and permanent black and
lustea, regular value - 10. 10 and Csc.
Monday special bargain prices s, 12r 1,2 and
Ice.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
Wall Paper.

Onr sales in this department have al
ready eXcelled the amount of business
we expected to do for the entire season.
Our line, large one, is yet unbroken.
Everything in the high class as well as
the cheaper grades can be found here at
the lowest prices,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15

The Ladies' of Clan Gordon initiated
two new members last evening aud six
applications fnr membership vera recei-
we'd.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
Muslin Underwear,

Everything in the line Of Muslin Un-
derwear can be found here and empha-
sized by our large assortment Special
sizes, extra large and many styles of
garments not found elsewhere, made of
good cotton, also in fine cambric and
muslin prettily trimmed with hamburg.
lace, etc.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
Hosiery.

On sale this morning 20 dozen Chill
dren's Hose, sizes to 8 1-2, better
values than many 25 cent hose sold by
some stores and not sold by us before
this sale at less than 10 cents. For Il
few days only Is cents pair, two for
rs cents
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
Shirt Bargain for Men.

ms Is most remarkable lot of Shirts.
"A gorgeous chance to secure Shirt outfit at
half price. Fancy shirts, both in soft and
starched bosoms, rs different styles. MAJ
ras' Percales, Ginghams, etc. Imported and
comes &c fabrics. Shirts that we have sold
at a $l' to $l:50. Monday one price for
ally our choice for 69c each. Now ready
for inspection. WY
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
Spring Hats for Men

Derby and Soft Hats in all the LEADING
shades and styles. Soft hats from 30
cents to $3.50. Derbies at $3.50. 200,
$50 and 800.
ASK to see the r. Z. B. special A
Derby hat equal to any 81 90 value on
the market. Price $500.
All kind of caps from % cents 10 81
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15

to IL Norw
fve
20d 2uens
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08
METHODiSTS CELEBRATE
A GOLDEN JUBILEE
The First Protestant Sermon Was
Preached in Santa Clara Valley
TiftV Years Ago.

SAN JOSE. Dec. The semi centennial
OF the establishment of Methodism in
Santa Clara County is being celebrated
in this city and prominent churchmen
from all over the State are here. on De-
cember Z lS4a Rev. Elihu Anthony
preached the first Protestant sermon in
Santa Clara Valley in small clearing in
n chaparral thicket. where the corner
OF First and Santa Clara streets now is.
Since then the growth or Methodlsm mas
been phenomenal and its members in the
valley can be counted by the thousands.
and every town or settlement has
church.
The services commemorating the event
opened in the First Methodist Church
this afternoon. The edifce IS handsome
ly decorated The exercises were in the
form OF a jubilee OF the missionary So
cieties of that church.
The celebration is TO continue four days.
Saturday and Sunday will be the princ-
pal days. There will be a grand recep-
lion Saturday night. In the afternoon of
that day the old people are TO have
rally and a sunrise society will be
formally organized; this society consists
OF the members Of First Church who are
above 65 years OF age; il Is found that
there are about seventy such members;
the total years of life IS over 1000; the
oldest member Is So. and the average age
Is 72S: a tea will be given the Sunrise
Society by the Epworth League on
Saturday afternoon nj $3.50,
On Sunday there will be addresses by
Rev Elihu Anthony. the father of Meth
odism in this county who now lives al
santa Cruz; Dr.. case. DR.. Bentley. Dr..
Coyle Dr. McClish DR.. Bovard and Rev
Mr.. Buchanan and possibly Bishop Tay-
lor
The closing exercises will he a grand
concert by n chorus ~ fifty singers and
orchestra OF thrty-five pieces from the
University OF the Pacific.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08

NAPA. Dec. When the proceedings in
tho habeas corpus case OF Hugh buchanan
opened this morning Attorney Anderson
flr The respondent sprung a surprise by
asking by a written motion that The court
request District Attorney Bell 10 define
his position in tho matter
Bell is IN this case AS amicus curiae. but
has taken the most active part in behalf
of Buchanan. After reciting various facts
from the record OF The case up 10 to-day
the document says
These facts must upon reelection give
rise To- the following questions: Is AR
Bell trining with the court2 ls he or Is bee
NOT partisan advocate Is he or is he
not the present attorney and legal adviser
OF the petitioner is be or is he not re-
talned a. the attorney of the petitioner
Tor the petitioner 81. tDnttmDlatei defense
before the superior Court 0r 1uAa County
should The petitioner Dee DN your Honor
delivered 10 the custody of The Sheriff of
that county, ano D. or b. not .his which
ac, ,u2tes h!m in hls zeal on behalf OF
petitioner
. In replying 90 this arraiCnment II his
conduct, RcN said that II was probably
induced by spleen On Tho part OF one of
thC attorneys of the respondent lie de-
tailed al length how hc came 10 take mp
Buchsnans ease from purely philan-
throplc reasons. as he thought a great
wrong hao been gone the petitioner. lie
added that he came into the case as ami
Gus cuirae on the suggestion ~ the court.
ana u he had exceeded his rights or
abused The privilege OF the court he
spOlOgiZcl 60 the court but not 10 the at
tornels for the respondent Continuing
be said.
II came into this case because / thought
a great wrong and criminal act had been
committed in combining this man IN the
Napa State Hospital by Dr. Gardner and
because ] sympatLizel with the man who
was serving in that tomb a living death q"
He added that he had no understand
Ing win buchanan as 10 the trial which
would be held al Marysville in cas-. ne
luoner was declared sane and then stated
that n was his intention. IN case P,l-
chanan was remanGcd for trial. 10 appe.r
before Judge Davis and ask that Il pro
iorma order Doe made hy the Judge denv-
ing the right Of Rcil to appear Tor ~.
defense. IL was his purpose 70 then an
plN to the supreme Court for "A writ of
mandate ln order 10 test The right OF "a
District Attorney TO appear for The de
Tense ln another county. This was "A ones
ton. ne explained. thaJ had never haen
decided before the tribunal In conclu-
sion he said he expected nothing but ,bc
lifelong gratitude of the petitioner in re
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08

turn for his services. and that he be-
leNed this motion was nothing but an
attempt TO force him out Of the case.
Llvernash denied that any personal
spleen on his part caused the motion and
adNerted 70 personality INDUCED IN ny
bel!, which had opened an old wound and
severely hurt him. He charged that Bell 5
action was caused by profound coward
lee Bell retorted by stating that II the
attorney for Dr Gardner would make his
charge Of cowardice outside the court
room he would give proof To the con-
rary. Bell wound up by apologiziDg for
the remarks which Liyernash had re-
senlcd. and peace was restored al around.
btii explanation having been satisfac-
tory 10 Judge Jones the latter ordered
the case 10 proceed. and DR. Gardner was
recalled Tor further rusS-eNarninatiou
ne admitted that 'grievous hlunder'
mao been made in discharging John A
MlZe as mot insane" a few days after
bis discharge Mize committed suicide
lie had attempted self-dcstruction four
itnes before his commitment to the a-y-
lum, where he had been confined about
eght months. BY the records Of the asy-
lum d was shown that quite a number
ot patients had been discharged as re-
covered or improved after confinement
ranging from one month 10 ten. Attention
was thcn ura Nr 10 the case OF Buchanan
who has been confined for five years and
lNe months without displaying any
symptoms OF insanity. Buchanan's life
history previous 10 HIS incarceration was
given as the ground for not considering
him sane AT this time.
Or. \. W Hoisholt assistant physician
at the Stockton Asylum. said he could
not recall any case where more than five
years has elapsed without a patient cx-
hibiung signs OF insanity. He believed
BuchanaH's form OF insanity 10 be cur
able. though Drs.. Gardner and Robertson
declared IL was not.
Dr. d. Smith. second assistant physi-
clan al the Napa ASYLUM. has had
uuohar7n under his direct charge since
July lsgS. He testified that Buchanan is
now confined IN the violent ward Of the
asylum for sending communication 10 a
newspaper In Napa City. He considered
Buchanan insane. but admitted he
showed all the signs OF recovery. He be-
heved. however. that Buchanan could not
recover.
Dr {. W. Hatch. general super.n-
tendent Of State hospitals said he be-
lieyed Buchanan TO be insane and that
his recovery was Improbable.
ON crcss-eEamtnation witness said that
II Buchanan's history previous to his
commitment were eliminated. he would
u ne were medical superintendent. turn
buchanan over 10 the Sheriff Of Yuba
County.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08
SESSION OF THE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE sesslon OF
The House lasted only half an hour to-day
ONersueet or Indiana, In charge of the
nnance bil. attempted 10 reach an agree
ment for ats consideration next week. but
kchardsoa, on behalf OF the minority. re-
lected all proposals on the ground that a
hil so Important as this should 20
through he regular channels
The Speaker thereupon appointed the
Committee on Rules, which is TO include
himself. balzell OF Pennsylvania. Gros-
Fenor OF Ohio, Richardson Of Tennessee
ana Bailey Of Texas. They VIII hold a
meeting tomorrow and decide ul,on a rule
for the limits OF the debate which nm
douhtedly Will consume the wroie OF next
Roberts. the Mormon Representative
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08
SHERIFF TOO JoCULAR.
Smyley's Execution Delayed on Ac-
count of the Wording of Invi-
tations

PHOENIX. Ariz., Dec George Smy-
ley. under sentence TO be hanged at Hol-
brook tomorrow for the murder OF Peter
McSweeney, has been granted reprieve
OF thirty days by Governor Murphy. In
HIS proclamation the Governor states that
there are strong reasons why the exc
cuti0n should be delayed
The main reason. though, why IL has
been DELAYED is revulsion of sentiment
against the conduct of Sheriff Wattron
Of Navajo County, who has sent out in
vitations TO the execution. which he says
will be conducted according TO the Tat
est art of strangulation," and he further
promises that arrangements have been
ordered so as 10 make Smyley's working
of as cheerful as possible"
The respite is intended to be a rebuke
to this sort OF flippancy calculated to
cloud the dignity and solemnty OF judi
cial proceedings in Arizona.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08
Confirmed by the Senate.

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE Senate. in
executive session to-day, confirmed the
following appointments:
Joseph W. Fffer Of Illinois TO be Com
missioner of Interstate Commerce: Fred
erick w. Wines OF Illinois, TO be assistant
director OF the census
Secretary Of War Roots appointment
was confirmed yesterday. being the first
acted on by the Senate during the present
session.
49, The President to-day sent to the Senate
q names of census supervisors appointed
curing the recess Of Congress: also many
army and navy appointments and promo
uons, which have heretofore been an
nonncel.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08

tion to-day between G. c. Porter, news
paper correspondent. and Albert Edholm,
a leading lewcler. In the latter's store,
EdhOlm was seriously wounded in the
face. He says Porter shot him. but Por-
ter insists that a hole under the eye was
made by the hammer Of a revolver with
which he admits having struck Edholm.
Porter was arrested and released on $1,000
bQud
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08
AT II O'CLOCK NOON.
0nr SaleSrOOm, 6SS Market Street.
INVESTMENT.

TAYLOR-sT. INVESTMENT.
west side Taylor st. CNos. 2Ol9 TO 2o2D. s1:s
north Ellbert; flats OF 3, 4. rooms and bath;
rents slol per month; lot l5xsO.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
Sc. side CNo. I'D Tehama St, 1863 Sc First:
rents $780, lot 25x75.
WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.
North side Grove st. mos. s42 10 35D 1926
west Franklin: fats OF and rooms and
pain snd basement hat; actual rent. 800 30; lot
DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT.
North side (NO. 2O Mint ave. through 20
(No. 4lD Stevenson ST half block from Bald
win win Hotel site: s-story building Mint ave and
S1eSsrsen st.. I rents .SS; lS! 2Sx75
North side fNo. 4054) Twentieth ST. 23O feet
east Noe: cottage Of rooms; rents $40: Iot
FORECLOSURE SALE.
nut. large new modern residence OF u rooms
oath' billiard room. etc; lot 27:6xl27.
RICHMOND LOT.
East East side Second ave-. 200 feet north Point
Lobos ave: lot 25xl2O
WESTERN ADDITION BUSINESS CORNER
NE. cor. Devsadero and Bush sts: lot look
Sz'e' elegant lot: in the midst OF business.
CORNER RESIDENCE.
Sc. cor. lNo. SOD Sanchez and Twenty first
sts.. through TO Hill St large house OF rooms
ana rear house rooms: suitable for sanl-
tarium; lot l0l :l0x22s.
MISSION BUSINESS PROPERTY.
West side tNo. 3JoS) Mission ST. 50 feet south
Brook. and sl3 San Jose ave; store on Mission
St, cottage on San Jose ave: lot 9Sx133.9
WEST END HOMEST'D ASSOCIATION LOT
South line county road. $50 feet east OF Oliver
ST.: lot SSxlS7.
EAsToN. ELDRIDGE & CO..
63S Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08

depositors is s157 .s7s 40. in tba cut. -, -
w w; Shiids against Elizabeth Anrus s1aS
%. SO; IN the suit Of Britton against CLARK
toteI teTil Of ais s2ola Is g. This makes grand
'VfIt Tb;s 81 S4Io,2So % due the deposltors.
5ne total sum sued for. and is made bv
uIopping some accounts which had baeI
MADE null by the statute OF limitations
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08
Upshaw Extradited.

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Dec. 7.-Governor
Murphy to-day granted requisition papers
for the eXtradition OF Bud Upshaw, want
ed in Tom Green County, Texas. for the
murder Of ]. y. Power. committed I'm Sep
tember. 1888 Upshaw was indicted at the
following May term OF the court but he
had fed and his whereabouts was un.
known until two weeks ago, when he was
located and arrested at Globe.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08
CONGRESS TO INVESTIGATE.
Will Look Into the Famous Case of
Captain o. M. Carter.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-There is 10 be
a Congressional investigation of the case
Oh captain Carter. Representative De-
granenreid OF Texas has prepared a res
olution which he proposes to introduce M
OF War and Attorney General for an 80
tacts In the celebrated case OF the can
tam, who Is now languishing in the
suardhouse at Governors Island prepa ra
III 10 passing i've years IN the military
PRISON at Fort LeaVenwnrth
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08

revolver Sam Lee a restaurant keeper.
lose TIE limb. He says the man from
Whom ne tried 20 collect was named
Keys. Whatever his name he grabbed
the muzZle OF the gun and held II down
sam tried 10 shoot. Dut the bullet found
a resting place within his own hide. Keys
leIt atter the row anG has not been seen
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08
UNION BANK SUITS.
Argument in the Three Cases Before
Judge Hyland.

SAN JOSE. Dec. THE three suits OF
depositors against stockholders of the
Union Savings Bank were argued before
Judge IIyland this morning and testi
mony taken of Edward Halsey, referee
to figure up amounts of interest and prin-
cipal due plaintiffs. In the suit of Childs
against Edith Aver. the total amount due
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08
CAPTAIN MARSTON ILL.
Champion Football Player of His
Weight on the Coast.

WOODLAND, Dec. 7.-Captain Jack
Marston Of the Bohemian Club. the pre-
mier football PLAYER of his weight in Cali
fornia. is i'll with Inflammation of the
bowels and typhoid fever and there is but
little hope for his recovery. The ply
sicians say the fever had already taken
hold Of him on Thanksgiving day when in
a game with the hitherto invincible Chico
normals he played such a remarkable
game, making the longest run of the sea-