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Canine Graveyards Not New.

4 DOGS cemetery was opened with
- great Formally the other day in
Paris. which brought out the fact that
such place has existed for some time
In Hyde park London. When on visit
to the beautiful city OF Edinburgh last
year. / went all over the castle where
the Scotch regiment Is qnartered. and
one OF the sights Of the place was the
dogs burying ground, where the soldiers
put up tombstones TO their faithful four
footed friends. Indeed. nowhere have /
seen so much devotion 10 dogs as In
Scotland: there Is even a statue and
fountain erected 10 the memory Of Bob
bse." the dog who refused to leave his
masters grave, and lived for years in
the kirkyard. He was fed by the people
In the neighborhood. and often crowds
would gather by the gate to see the faith
fui little creature sleeping on his mas
ter's grave. One liz reminded IN Edin-
burgh of the old French saying: '"The
more know OF human beings the more
/ love animals,''
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Cup Defenders and Boat Races.

n TR beautiful new yacht Columbia Is
attracting a great deal Of attention.
and has already twice beaten the old De-
fender. But the papers alternately raise
orr hopes by praisiug her wonderful
racing qualities and then dash them 20
ahe ground by glowing descriptions OF
the Shamrock, her rival. The event will
certainly be most interesting one. and
every care will be taken to prevent such
q squabble "a occurred over the last in
asrnational race.
In the recent boat races between Har-
ward and Yale &c WAS very plea SAINT TO
read OF tho fair and manly behavior OF
beth colleges. In ore race when the two
beats were even, a large. stupid excursion
steamer Numbered on the track and left
q wake of choppy water that seriously
smpeded the Yale boat, and yet, though
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Park Board Snoils a Pretty Story.

IF HIS year there came To sight
: arrange bit OF romantic history m
a:ae heart OF New York city, mixef III wiz
Wooden-hsaded ofriciaiism. When the
British evacuated New York taey creased
the pole upon which Their eologs few. but
. young fellow named John Van Arsdaie
climbed the pole. pulled down the Union
Jack and few asoft the stars and Stripes
On each Fourth Of July following he
claimed the honor OF raising the flag on
the morning OF the Fourth. At his death
his son. David Van Arsdale. succeeded
10 the poxt and his grandson succeeded
David In 1ss3 And now comes the reso-
hutton OF the park board, composed very
likely OF men who can barely speak tbs
English language. thai the permit be re-
yoked from the Van ArsdaIe family. This
Fourth II WAS raised by a park police
man. IT II a great pity that this pretty
romance should be stopped by a perfect
~ sepsaisss Law. We have SO few tradi-
lions In this brand new land Of ours that
when one Ii honestly and iegitimateiy
started. by what right has a park police
man to step in and crush IL?
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Fireworks and Flags in Demand.

THE sellers OF fireworks did a brisk b1si-
ness this year There has been san urs-
precessentess demand for their wares, and
also for flags: even o. French flag is ex-
pei s5ve 5uat now, as IL bears oar eoiors.
aEc by the Tina Admiral Dewey comes
home there Will rot be piece Of red.
white or blue left In the shops. The trad
cts say that orsiars from the South were
surprisingly large this year for the Fourth
Of July. II looks ~ though the South
meant TO prove by noise ard bombs and
cannsns that II has forgotten old scores,
ard the last vestise ~ ill-sesiing shall be
blown away I'm smoke. In fact this Fourth
of July has been 3 great one all over our
land. North and South. from New York
30 California. from CIba 10 Hawaii.
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Reasons for England's Cordiality.

lust at present Americans are very
popular In England. Several causes
have led TO this: Our success in war and
on the high seas. for which England pats
us on the back: the enthusiastic sup
pert In this country OF the AngIo-Ameri-
can alliance, and last. but by no means
least. the triumphs OF American actors
and actresses upon the English stage.
Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliott in IAN
American Citizen" are making a great
fit. and Ada Rehsn. John Drew. Mrs.
Gilbert. James Lewis. George Clark and
many lesser lights are upholding the
honor OF cur country in London.
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REVIVAL OF BASEBALL AND OTHER

VAN FRANCISCO. July B.~-CaIlfornia
- Ia nos In the midst az the greatest
- baseball revival since the paluty
DAYS OF 1881 when the national game
was hoamed N the Pacific Northwest. rs
welt as I'm the Golden state. Six clubs
constitute the California iasgae-Santa
Cruz. san Francisco. san Jesse. Sacrament
90. Oakland and WatsanvIlls- ana az pres
CIT they tine up far the pennant In the or-
der given San Jose has In the past three
weeks Jumped from last 30 third position.
Eeatt,, fans VIII he sreatiy interested ana
probably pleased 20 know that San joss's
rsnnsnt playing form Is largely due 20 the
great work OF Anderson end tsonls q Ip@a.
who care here with the Seattle team last
December. WITH LsAke at short, HsnipR At
fsras. Anderson a. second ard osneR a.
third. tbs Saa J0Se fustaia has come - be
known as the stoas wall ef the league.
CDes. W ''fsstie." as TIRE erankS here
know him. r. playing wonderful tleia
sng same. sare as he ~ daring. ani Ia
smashing she bali GA the nase in a telling
manner. Andersen IS SPLENDID eide part
rer 20 O'pes- Andrews. also with san
jose. sss rounded into the stsx pitcher of
sf1e league. X ealy needs the announce
rseat that san Jeve IS 70 usAy wtth Ar
eersan ia the box 20 pack fae grounds
O'nes has also aeveiape3 into a marvel
Gus ccacAef, and iaute, With HE eoghaga
~aioc ana pasfSm dosaE caknwalks
and psEsoa Wings amid a Perfect STERN
Of sarcasm hurried iiagenallv as opposing
pitchers. have paslei 3 usanaheg q apnav~
entity lest games ass % sas are IN shs last
Eve .nutugs.
patty" kiester IL 6a8ng sAE<s for San-
"a Cruz, ard rsavias goo3 bah Martina
- catching fer N'atsonYiile ans HOPKINS
Is with Saera alsnte- Local asaxnstes ssfn
hope ter u great Coast league sa sre r.
tnrc, To tacigds Seattle. Tacoma. rorflsnA
possibly SssaAaae. astG San Frsne4Scs Sac
ranleate. les AmEelSs AID S&u l1se s. sAls
ems ~ cha une
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Woman in British Politics.

WINSTON CHURCHILL. was defeated
" In recent running for the vacant
seat OF member OF parliament for Old
ham. In England, this year. and the In
tcresting thing IL that he was assisted In
his nomination by his mother. Lady
Randolph Churchill. English women have
a great influence In politics and work in
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Twin Brothers, One q Homicide.

n CURIOUS thing occurred the other
- day that has given rise to some dis
casgion. During q street fight a man was
getting the worst Of IL when his twin
brother rushed In and stabbed the as
sasiant Both brothers hed and were cap
tured. but being twins it Is impossible
10 tell which of the two was the muir
derer II they do not confess. the Ques-
ton comes up OK what the law can do.
The men look exactly alike. SO that the
crowd cannot identify the guilty one.
VIII both be let OF. or should both be
punished?
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tive great liners OF over lo.eo tonnage.
such az have never yet piled the Pacific.
ntliit In Newport News for the Oriental
tIsde; the Japanese line recently started
Is doing an enormous business: another
japanese tine Is landing and loading great
eargces az San Diego. the passenger traf-
Mt Ia ths Far Fast has increased at
marvellous rate: ali this IN one sao.t wear
since Uncle sam planted his flag at Ma
Mia, and w'li the national pessinfis,s who
have existed since the tories - the Reva-
luton, ara meaning and groaning against
tie ''un-Amsrscsa. goddess policy OF con-
quest that ia ito bring ruin upon the na-
tioa.' and. strange to say. there Is quite
q colony or shesn here IN San Francisco.
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THE fever Of patriotism II again raging
III San Francisco since she return Of
the Second oregon. The entire city await
90 tho soat II the great water front siren
that announced the coming 81 the Soys In
blue who have done such gallant service
for The Tag "a TIRE far-avsy PHILIPPINES
or curse he great welcome 81 MI wsil
lie reserved fer the First California yolun-
teers. but the reception IL the other troops
u II leave nc cs9se for complaint ana sure
Is demonstrate thar Americans here arpre-
ciass every hero who has sGskei HIS life
90 pant the banner Of freedom at the
GATEWAY e The Orient
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Automobile on Market Street,
VISITORS AT LAKE CUsHMAN.

LAKE CJYSHMAz. July i5-T-he follow
ing are registered a. the Antlers: Mr.
Temple. Chicago; Mrs. Temple. Tacoma
AZ the Cushman house: Mrs. b. G. Kelly.
Seattle. Miss Maade Walker, Seattle: Mr.
and Mrs. +. l.. Scott. Tacoma; c. L. Steb-
bins. Hoossspo71.
Mr.. j. r. Millinery, the forest ranger In
charge % this section OF the olympic re-
serve. has just returned from an extended
trip 81 inspection over the southern end
% the reserve.
Mr.. r, w Giles ard Mr.. r g. Giles. ~
Taccn,s. and Mr.. Thsa. Brown are camp-
Ing az the lake.
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story resulted. Rathom and his wife sep
arated. yet, strange TO relate. Mrs. Ra-
Thorn seemingly never chided the young
woman for the part she had played The
sequel of the whole matter will probably
be the reunion OF Rathom and his wife.
Miss Florence Campbeli-well.
+ !. +
Automobile on Market Street,
a automobile rolled along Market
street Saturday, and created more
''ruhber-necking' than any innovation Of
recent months.
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the plague Monday, the Cd. was
holiday. and that gave the working people
4hres days in succession, and many were
&bis to get Saturday OF besides The
weather has been very warm. ard asi the
seaside resorts are filed 10 oveff3owfng.
xeurHiCn steamers were pe-.iously over
crowded, ard all trains ieaVing the city
had extra cars attached dursng tie Fourth
81 July holidays. Tho strange thing waS
that there seemed Just a. many people In
ese xtreets a. ever. quite enough 20 kesp
op lively din all day on the Fourth. and
Ut night the display Of fireworks over the
cir was ma gusfseeu,
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that college lost the race. she made DO
compliant, and put IN no disclaimer. When
the VICTORIOUS Harvard giants came down
TIE river they cheered and were answered
enthusiastically by the rival crews.
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Marvellous Results Of ne War.

=
Ut IN exce%ftaElr Doubtful = Saa Esae~
y eiscasfs generally have awakened ~ a
realisation ~ the rev day - progress
thar hss aiTes&sy Sawrssf sRn,sn tie es9y as
a result - sae SsSass STA ynsr8caa war
During tAe past year sra sneTems@ r. ex.
parts srafss SAB t'rassesxcxs ~ Csv4erss1 ports
has h@vN something egsuvrne8s refoFc tha
victory 81 pSw.y over sra Spanish Sect su
Nansks by. tAS sax vessels ~ sne 2Acsssc
Mai ans Occidental zna Oriental Gen.
rsrsles HAD often hsa difficulty In eAtain-
sssx ssen far caEgees fer outward xesasss
ard Frequently arrzy@i csrara-TstsX ely
,Exht N1w these vessels frAva An1 ar
rswp ssilssi - taesr utsaast capacity. Isreas
sraraps 81 the eseaa are searsss ARD
ses-eg loaded VITA tie interchangeable
products &c shs o~cs&ess ard TIE
OrsneSsA the Pacific Mail - having
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SEATTLE and Northwestern Mining
and Stock Exchange. Call Il a. m and
p, IN. daily. Open 20 all. Hall New
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Ew YORK. July so.--Ssw York peo-
pie ars flying out OF town ~
though they were escaping from
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sAN FRANCISCO cALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE 20 The san Francisco
call. corner ~ Market and Third streets. open
urtl 3. o'clock every night o. the year.
BRANCH oFFICEs--e7 Montgomery street.
corner Clay: open untl $50 o m.
500 HAYES street. open until $50 p. -.
SO McAlIlster street; open until g. 30 ?. IA.
CE Larla street. open unti 80 o. m.
lag Mission street. open until % p. m.
cgn Market street. corner sixteenth; open
uufl 81 u.
200 Eleventh street, open untii 2. m
1o9e Valencia street. open Until D. M
I,cS Polk street. open urtr g. M.
Nartrprst crrre. cf Twenty scccnd and Ken
slrl,v streets. open uatl b m.
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She Has Stood the Test and Is Here to Stay.

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CLAIRvoYANTs AND sPIRITUALIsM.
ALWAYS consult the best.
MRS. DR.. CLARK,
The well-Known Trance Medium.
rr,-r-i. ..-nn. 49, rnrnn
2o5 Turk street. near Jones.

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No man or woman need remain under & cloud.
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She Gives Advice on Business.

Speculauons, stocks. investments. law, etc.
She will tell you what trade. business or pro-
fession you are adapted for. Tells you when
and whom YOU Will marry and how 70 make
~ a peaceable and happy union. Has your
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You can be aided and all can be made right.
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Learn the Secret Power Of Control.

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has devoted ten years OF her life 70 the study
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CmURCH SERVICES.

CALVARY Tre.hyte-.aa Church. cor Powell
and G.lrf ef. Ets. John i4.1.. .all. ID j.,
pastor Services at D a. D. anc D. ~.
ln the evening an eyanselsue service YIN
o. short sermon ur How Go be saved. Al-
f.c. morning. 4e L'.lm ih D t~.illi. .iihl o
orert.-s Lead. kindly Light ia Rowe
Src..rtH. soprano solo and quartet Music.
evening Anthem. 'o. sing Unto The l,'fa
"A. i. it0.1rnlt pH.ftorN, mere ~ an
Hour IHarrflI. tCa.r solo and quartet. All
aec made welcome.
GRACE ~ o. church. cor Carp ana Twenty
fr.t Ft. Ear d. rs Beard. DID,. pastor III
l. preach .ne lt %. pastor. SUI. ..i. lf
chez. r.pC.IltD.lfut. t.i. D. &C.. LlN1fth
League ileet.-. 4ies a. A. Scatd-- sAerI
iatenoeat, 1890 D. ii., Ireac ilias p. tAe pastor,
cordially invited. Seats gree.
sEvEN-H-pAY Ad,eauss church, s..-sI6 La
clra S.. bet AcAl.afcr and Golden cave
ave-Eldef i. o. C1rlss. pastor services.
Sabhata saturday. Saubats-s-hoc. 10 g 4S
a. m preach.rs az 70 81 clock. Service sun
day evening at 80. Subject tonight is
seats f-ec. A cordial Imitation extended 10
al 20 De present
WEST SIDE Christian church. Bush 81, near
De,tsader9 Ireacaing az ~ - a, ne ena !, 20 ~
,. on. Subject in morning. The sure ROAD
X Wealth. Evening Peter Restored 70 Eel
iaush.- b sunday school at Do a. M. j. p S
o. E. $50 g. m. Regular PRAYER meeting on
"Wednesday evening. $3.50 o clock. Home
cooked lunch served ln the Tarlors Of the
church Thursday from : % 2.
FIRST Congregational church. CT. Post and
Ta-t.r. 1911. preach nt both services. . a. %.
-tH. t.t 1fi0n @ B.. i iheme
Iors Hai question. Ail are cordially invited.
FIEsr church ol rhr-- Scientist Central
.H' ave.. .t. 'IIe -.s>.it az
u u ..t...- l- Id. l..r'rsa. Including
t'0i f.- children at tE. same hour Welnes-
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MEETING NOTICES.

BRICKLAYERS' International Union OF ~
California No. ! meets fTst and third toIy1
Mondays OF each month at 1888 Ms TX
sion 81. liz
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A FREE lecture this evening. O'Clock sub
...t |oy r.IleetI. us Heaven state ~
l.a"e. IS tte Latter. Where located hy
1F D. IeurV hersan ut Drr is. & IS
Electric San. .tar..ruI. CRYSTAL Hall. lytllau
castle. tH Market e.. followed DIS u4-rI %
r"af r.eHs ~ "a fr.p il southern spain. Those
attending tA-+-+-afHf- H-HH fF--sHf- +Hr-- tick
eis q. tle x raE exhibition az thc SaHltarlm.
corner at Market aal Mason SIS. Tuesday
CHluBEA'S Progressive Lyceum. free ssir-
'I...I.fI.uss- twenty e.lhth annual Christ-
fnae eHfe-tsinment on Monday eve. Dec. Is.
SOCIETY 10 Progressive sg.r.tual.sts. oycidcn-
81 liaI. ra-ae. L-arkIn and AcA..ister SITS.
sunday. af 10. 90 u. Speaker. Mrs r. 3.
L,ue. subject. IIe who Walks Alone"
A. IR. EI,,Es' Spiritual Society. 500 Market:
u. trec. e-t. ipc. Nrs. Seeley-Green; address.
Ars lyress. "Wednesday. De-. 90 Dr. Rlnes.
-a NcA.l-fer e.. D.. i-
FEEE meetings. 52I Turk. soul culture. sun
all Thur. ewes. healing 1850 a. m.. Wed.
lirn0 Harrison Brown.
JOHN sIATER-Grans reanoe tonight at s.ls.
DIAL. tr Market D.. messages ana question:
answered. admission lo-
Mrs EFERHARDTs test meeting tonight.
.or a-" Twenty second r.. bet Mission and
Valencia.
a. LARKIN. 2. M spirit return proven:
Mrs hrenl. Erofs. Hans ln and Gee. cCllec-
Ron.
Mrs. MARY EVANS. ls2 sixth. circles loc to-
a-'. 3 and 5 , u. Mon. ete.' readings daily.
oIcALIIsTER. Gsr-Nfrs. Meyers. tests tonight
aa1 Mon. eve Doe. sit dally' skepuos Invited.
NINE. YOUNG. COZ McAIister. demonstration
0f spirit return Tonight. Joe. come, sleptics.
X HEUssNANN's tonight. tests 10 all: lcc;
s,ttngs' c>inhol circle Fri eve. 64l Jessie ST.
C. B. MILLERs etherealizing materlalizing
seanre p. na.. zoe. 4's LeaFenworth 81
MRS MENA FRANCIS independent slate
writing medium. llh EaEht -.
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MRS. DIR. CLARK.
2o5 Turk st. near Jones.
MRS ] ]. WUITNEY

MRS. J. J. WHITNEY Observation-Disclosures.
The celebrated medium. life-reader. clairvoy-
ant Of all clairvoyants who sees IL all. tells
you all and instantly gives you peace and hap
piness. She is able 20 penetrate all affairs OF
life and assist those who IN doubt or
trouble whether spiritual. physical or financial
MRS. J. J. WHITNEY
as a business medius has no rival IN her pro-
fession. thousands have visited her and tested
her wonderful power and singing her praise
throughout the land.
She Is recognized by press and public
throughout the United States.
TO THE SICK ESPECIALLY
her assistance is priceless. she cures all dis
eases on earth-consumption. rheumatism, par
alysis. skin diseases heart and nervous afec-
lions. The wonderful cures which she has made
are the talk OF the whole slope.
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II YOU cannot call. for thousands have been
made rich. happy and healthy without ever
having come TO see this wonderful woman. Con-
sultation by mail is always most successful
and satisfactory; all correspondence is sacred
~ confidential. Address or call. MRS. J. j.
WHITNEY. ll04 Market 81. CThe Nendome)
parlors. II 20 20 inclusive.
Disease diagnosed by lock OF hair..............
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