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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-26

adopted Dy A. w. L. can De mao Tor the
asking at counting room of West Va.
Printing Co.
WHEN TRUMPS WE'RE USELESS.
you may have heard this story be-
FORE said one of the delegates to the
Whist Congress at the Auditorium yes
terday, "but do you know that there
was once a man who got all thirteen
trumps and yet succeeded in taking
only one triSs'
ooh, psha&' exclaimed another ex-
pert, that's impossible. 1t wouldn t
make any difference how poor a player
he was he couldn't help taking All Inc
tricks if he had all the trumps."
Nevertheless, it's fact that one
trick was all he took"
well, will you please explain how
such a thing could happen?"
HE trumped his partners ace on the
first lead and was Immediately thrown
out of the window. Chicago Times
Herald.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-26
DIamonds trump: 80 b q.

y. and s., 3: z. and ", 10
COMMENT
Tricks l and 2--S. shows five Spades
and E. g suit is Hearts, undoubtedly.
Trick 5-E. dare not use his king Of
Clubs as a cover card. notwithstanding
the fact that Mr. Street advises il. He
needs ii as re-entry for his Hearts and
wants w. to hold the trick, and 20 en-
with the trump lead.
Trick With only the nine OF
trumps against him. and no Spades in
Ms hand to give hack to his partner,
W. can Lead the supporting queen 6.
Hearts.
r7se' = rrr~e ". rsakes no error. IL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-26

exactly three.
Case with Ace, Queen and two
or more small, play Ace and return
fourth best. Here partner can read
that third hand held at least four or
iginally, and also knows that the Queen
may be one of these. This knowledge
may be of material assistance in pre-
venting an unnecessary round OF
trumps, as we'll as encouraging him TO
play forward game. The very evident
advantage Of playing the major tenace
holding in these three different ways is
the exact information afforded partner
by each as regards number, entirely
apart from other advantages. WIN.
A. Potter in the Providence Journal
LEADING A LOSING TRUMP TO
PLACE THE LEAD.
When very strong in trumps the lead
ing of them almost always develops
situations in which the expert must be
prepared TO take advantage. For in
stance. should the trump leader hold
no card of his partners suit, and only
losing cards in his hand OF suit in
which he would lead up 10 strength de-
clared in the fourth hand he must en-
deavor to throw the lead in the hand
OF the adversary. who will eventually
be obliged to lead either his partners
suit or q suit in which his partner has
possible re-entry. In no way can
this be done 50 neatly as By leading
losing trump. Il annshilates that card
which would have killed his partners
suit. as well as forcing that adversary
70 lead the suit he wishes MS partner
to have. a fine illustration OF this oc-
ours in the snbioined deal which was
played in the Detroit Club on one OF
the Iadies' rights lest wfn+e- Tss
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-26
THE HOUSEHOLD.
martha" Tells US How to Fry Meats. veseta.
bles. Etc.-The Delicate Nutmes-Oliyer
Wendell Holmes Taken to Task About His
Idea of the Napkin-"And When the Pie
Was Opened" ITO Care for Pearls.

WHEN PEGGY GOES TO MARKET.
When Peggy takes her basket up
And off TO market goes,
I'm supplied with wonder at
How very much she knows,
She makes her way between the stalls
And with judicial air
Decides that this is $50 and so"
And that is pretty fair.
She knows if fish are fresh or not,
And, wise as any OWL
She differentiateS between
A chicken and a fowl.
She thumbs the breastbone OF the one
And pulls the others legs;
She squintS her pretty little eyes
To test the new-laid eggs.
The vegetables must be just right,
For with a critics eye
She scans them, not inclined to pass
Their imperfections by.
She calls the market folks by name;
All, what a lot she knows,
When Peggy takes her basket up
And off TO market goesi
When Peggy does the marketing
My heart with pride she fills
/ go along, a useless thing,
Except to pay the bills.
Orfa ir1c -TaTaOpraf
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list.
When Trumps We're Useless Uniformity
OF Method-Maor Tenace in Trumps.
Leading Losing Trump to Place the
Lead.

The rules governing long suit play a:
adopted by A. W. L., can be had for the
asking at counting room of West Va
Printing Co.
The Republican., 1899-04-27
Mountain Lake Park.

Mr.. John Johns and wife have returned
from Ohio where they have been visiting
friends and relatives the past winter.
Miss Annie Hamill and sisters are now oc-
cupying the cottages, Park View" and IN
wood" which they have rented for the sum
mer.
Lee Hayden has accepted the position of
clerk in Mrs. PierceS store. He began his
duties there on Monday.
Mr.. Wiley yelling and his young wife will
soon move into Mrs. Bates cottage on Lake
Drive for the summer
Miss Lizzie Boyd will arrive at the Park
on Thursday to superntend the completion
of her house which is opposite Faith Home"
Mrs. Joe Rathbun, of Loeb Lynn, enter
tanned number of her friends at her home
on Saturday evening.
The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Garthright's
next Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. J. II. Funk preached Saturday night
to a large audience.
Rev. Arbuthnot and family are expected
to arrive at the Park Wednesday evening.
They will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
o. Smith for a few days. We understand
that they want to rent a cottage here for
the summer. Their many friends will be
glad to welcome them back again. j. a. e.
The Republican., 1899-04-27


Mr. Hiram Cochran, of Davis, is visiting in
town.
Miss Anna Mason, of Terra Alta, who has
been living with Mrs. NJ. Miller left for her
home Tuesday evening.
Miss May Sullivan, of Hampshire, was on
our streets Sunday.
Mr.. David Wilson, of near Franklin, moved
here Tuesday.
Chas. Brandlin was hurt in Hampshire
mines last week by fall of bone coal. At
this writing is able to be out again.
Mr.. w. d. Walker is on the sick list.
Mr.. Jacob Stump got his foot mashed last
week by a block of wood falling on it,
The Bloomington base ball club held fair
Tuesday Saturday and Monday nights
Mr.. L. o. Fazenbaker and Miss BERTHE Po-
land were married Sunday Rev. J. w. How
ard tied the nuptial kont.
Mr.. Geo. w. Kildow, of Piedmont, is i'm
proving his property here.
Miss Florence LOar and Mrs. Cole Duck
worth, of Barnum, were visiting Mrs. John
Pritts, of Empire, last week.
Mr.. j. C. Watson, of Barnnm, was in town
on business last week
Mr.. Geo. Rowe, Of Cumberland, was visit
ing friends here last week.
The Republican., 1899-04-27
North Glade.

Mr. j. Brenneman finds ouita ~, o+4-..
over this way. 'e "H attraction
Mf' Elmer Harvey, of Rvans Glad.
'Ini'iHS mere Saturday ana Sunday
nis' . J' Harvey, of HedgesviIe w Va :,
'iai'lnS hef brother, Geo. w. Moon
"a W. shaw, Esq, of Grafton ,,-o, ,,,.
guest ol MF. Moon a few davs last ,,oa1-
'l' = was the first resident of Grafton ana
mas peen a honored citizen ever since
L. = ullpn has sold his saw mills to NJ,
"eo nechIhan. Mr.. g. also had a public soIo
mere ""hd INST, Francis McRobie bntno +1,o
| auctioneer "elHS the
several days meeting was hold o+ +,,,
i'"' an chapel last week and comn,unio,,
ded. ''' ''i SelS atten-
Much complaint had been heard about o,,,.
ionS' nara winter but we have heard 1i+t1o
praise Iof the fine weather we are no,,, ho,,
ing. "io ho" nav
'ur FARMERS are busy sowing oats r1ar+i,,.
poOaUoeS ana doing Spring work of which
Miss Mollie Polling, of Keyser w. Va, who
has been the guest of Miss Tilie Englehart
for the past three weeks returned to her
home Monday.
Mrs. F. II. RavensCrOft returned Tuesday
evening from Cranesville, w. Va, where she
has been visiting her mother for few days.
Messrs. f. Dunham and p. Redline, of
FriendSville, were the guests of the Misses
Englehart on Sunday night.
NJ. H. Hoffman, Postmaster Englehart's
popular clerk, was visiting his best girl in Elk
Lick last Sunday.
Dr.. G. c. Keller, of Grantsville, is doing
dental work in the town this week. lie is
kept very busy.
Mr. Austin Speicher, who has been confined
to his room for some weeks, is again able to
walk out
At last spring has come in reality and ma
ture is doing much to make the farmers and
all to feel cheerful.
Mr. w. Smith, Of lIoyes, our genial
School Commissioner, was a visitor to our
town on Tuesday. Come again billie" We
appreciate your calls. He was accompanied
by NJ. NJ. Custer.
County Treasurer Glotfelty was in town
Tuesday afternoon on business; also W. \.
MOffett, of Hoyes
After many weeks of suffering the spirit
of Mr. Alexander Fresh departed on last
Thursday morning. His remains were peace
fully laid to rest on saturday in the
cemetery adjoining the German Baptist
Brethren church.
Mrs. ThOs. Turney is lying seriously i'll at
her home near town.
II. f. Fogle, manager of the Maust Lumber
Co.'S plant at Klondyke, was in town on last
Saturday.
A number of our fox hunters participated
i'll fox chase on Monday night.
Our Normal School is progressing nicely
under the management of Prof Frazee and
his assistant. Thirty-four pupils are areody
enrolled and more will enter within a few
days literary club has been formed and
will hold its first meeting Friday night of
this week.
Mr.. Geo. d. Browning, the hustling sales
for the Kenneweg Co., of Cumberland. was
calling upon our merchants on Tuesday.
Oats sowing is the order of the day among
the farmers.
The Republican., 1899-04-27
E0rder of Publication.
N Emerson VS.. Jane Emerson
NO. vi Equity. In the Circuit Court fo,. r.
rett county,

~ 81 i'quiOy. IN Uhe Circuit COurt for Co !,
rett county.
me oDJect of this bill is to Drocure a al
Sta'ts SStHics q G1ncut0 ntdtrimOnH OF the nIaintif
9TSepnen emerson, from the defendant LAM
II Inc Dill states that the plaintiff and defend
%iC T,,C.Sre were married in the County of Durham
~ 1nSaIld, IN October, 1858; that plaintiff came
ieSi iS Anegany county, Maryland. i'm Octohar
oS dSSi' 6 and defendant on October 10Th 1855 and
On On QcJoDer 22nd deserted the pIaintifF 9nd
1ilat said abandonment has continia,l "iIu f
baI,, bSnireeen a years. that thirteen children were
HUr1 in,r OF sad marriage, nine of whom are Iiv
dnS ,oi, ana OF lawful age, and that defendant is
" Tt4oH-resldent ~ of the State of Maryland 80
Cg. - IS thereupon ordered by t6e CiTcui+
uay OF April 1899, that the plaintiff cantn n
copy OF this order, together with the ohiect
e'lu d substance Of the bill to be inserfad in
oOlle oJn newspaper published in Garrett connt,i
Gnc9 t4o week for four successive weeks befnre
Sne io5h day of May, 1899 giving notice t0 the
e releuuant IN said bill and warning her. to an
. h IN TINS court in person or by Solicitor On
u u peIore the 5th day Of June. 1899 to S,oyv
pass as prayed. - 9'if'l hoO
Irue copy, test: E. Z. Town. Clerk. e.
The Republican., 1899-04-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

This is to give notice, That the Subscriber
of Garrett county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of Garrett County, in Mary
land. Letters Testamentary on the estate of
d. H. LOAR,
late of Garrett county, deceased All per
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to
the hesubscriber on or before the 2Sth day ofSep-
tember next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 14th day of
March, 1S99
MARY c. LOAR, EXecutrix.
- Oakland, I'D.
The Republican., 1899-04-27
OUTSIDE pENSInNrn,.

AaHTiGineuS Hii,e {. Gibson, support Pat,4cI
iect recE, support Theo. Simon, sub- S'o u
'ogd SHh4ed4 hb4en4der, support Fannie Bender III u
JosephuS Ferg1sarn; fS 9rIsr; s,,,;no:t so 90
Getty Wegnan, suppor6 SfiI. 10 t5tt tstt
finger subject to order. r.............. 25 GO
subject to order. - ......' 50 90
Charles Thompson. support Upton
Bruce, subject to Order............... 80 co
Caroline FraZee, support Ruth King,
subject to order. er....................... 15 90
John Brenninger, support NJ. Chincey,
subject to order. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS OO
Calvin ii. Gloifelty, support Esther
Glotfclty, subject to Order........... 25 00
Harmon W. HeSen, support Hannah
Shuman, subject to Order..........., IS 0C
Estimate to pay same.................. 325 0C
Total. Observation-Disclosures. $50 OC
The Republican., 1899-04-27

!, i'.+< ohis amount it was ascertained tho =
~ ss'>7ple property as shown Inv tha as
ss,9.''s'ts books amounts to s7I56eSo ,,,hto,,
e g cents on the $10O will make tbe atnl-
l''s Ior county purposes. s5ses4 a na
ISIS for corporations pavinc ~
y 'ses 8, tol State treasurer, leaves the 6aoi,
y at l72 cents ON each s1o0 ,,,oi.ns 'ols
and this added makes tbe to xaS eo,
''a'e ana county purposes, $7o9i64s ''>'' -''
a. G. ROSS, Clerk.
The Republican., 1899-04-27
Garrett County
AnnualLevy,l800

Annual Levy for Garrett County,
Maryland, LEVIED on the 18th dav Of
April 1899, by the Board of County
Commissioners.
The Republican., 1899-04-27
STATEMENT

STATE OF MARYLAND
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ANNAPOLIS, March 2nd, 1899.
In compliance with the Code Of Public
General Laws, | hereby certify that the
above is true abstract from the sworn
statement of the Providence Life Il Trust
Company of Penna. to December 81, 1898, now
on file in this Department.
f. ALBERT KURTZ,
Insurance Commissioner.
WALKER AND TAYLOR, General Agents,
205 Fidelity Bldg, Cor. Charles and LeXing-
ton streets, Baltimore, Md. 5-3t.
The Republican., 1899-04-27
a; Ja B. Sweet use Of building in district

y; " b. sweet use Of building in district
r;'rn,,, ....... IN
AIIuiitan Iidt,aln MosSer, use of buiding in W
~! .Ia, b&lilaef' use Of building in dis ~
Cnsau GOO
'V3aI Iit;l4 +4nSSlehart, use OF building ir
M r. ~ -No. 9;:.. ........... ~ m
VI i,, ., rItdnGeS 5tteS GhidiStei, use OF build " ="
same TnSs'igI use same No. ~ use SP. Specht co
Peter McintVre nSo 0f I,,i;,,,... 50
Henry Bitti1giel, tin rs 60
Thos. Martin n: ,f 1000
john Shartze;r - rar4 ECO
SSIIectionS room for months endin%
la harGh &C. l. 1899, use Geo. Giessman 2e oo
'oiim 1. Slncel, rent supervisors Of ~ W
SIectlonS room for - months endin%
o''''''''''''. '.'''''................... 96 90
'0''tA' CO
The Republican., 1899-04-27
NUMBER 7.
JOhnSOns

o.
we nave been Silent fo, so,
Tbe fa,n'i ,,,ol you with few items from NJ -
painting potatoes. oaUs and
fiehIy L. FinzeI is buildfpo. . -,
Mr' Daniel Dorsey was in oI,,, ~ nio" ' mousse.
.iilS week trying to buy n bo.ao .l ooiilllnlty unity
70 our pretty girls. anu talking
cola 80. 10 noIah and James Mckenzie -.
SOFA their saw mill to Mr. tr,oaa1r. ,1lAei%Ie nave
nl' John Finzel wears hi,, -,,
girls the cause "lS smile; twin
our citizens are talkinp ne ,,o4,..-
county commissioners fo, ,,l".' loVl'iolllLS the
the mountain ne" road across
hehry Finzel had the p,is,o,...
severely injured at the fire cIo,1 S,,he 10 get
now getting better. '''ines' Dut Is
Ie.sg ar; I'd aasenIy Blocba.,
erty last week. Nis prop
ms nis "ouId be an ideal place for old paids
" eiiiiSrate to, as all the young men ,.a,,t
partner to help share their iovS
Nv, w Is plenty and men are scarce
,,,,.. -e niue Jay Lumber Co. are buiIdin,,o
nv" NV l"lroad through their timber
iHe men employed at the fire cIa,, ,,,i,,.
= ~ q 'iSe OF fifteen cents a dav i, ,vo,,a,
@ INC com pahy employ about one bu,d7,o[,
and ten men. "U oHe hundred
,aI,' oon nancy and Frederick StinIo viii
oaua ,o,u d plchic next Saturday-the first Of tbn m
ot tieSSaS, of1n nay and zufan are leasing cutie
oIo >- -''ii' III our district for party in Rnfe
aaSo-. ',o, ~ eW ork The man that is getting tho
- ''eo aA ca 'ectS to bore two wells this sumn,at.
ascertain if there is oil here
\
ea, um nlocher and daughter, who have
eeii very sick are improving in health 10
The Republican., 1899-04-27
BRIDGE ACrnI-Ntr

'' ria,.,.;,' -, browning, building bridge at
" li!SuOu & IN ..,
~. hllHlneu, lumber for bridge AT '
WIN. II. .iUmEin in TItIIfi5 GO hank. IS e
Deer Park road ''''TS OH
Ddniei fIi,,ai, hcRobie, repairing bridge at 10
IerlIn2ton use Dixon & KeIso', % so
behJ. Keller repairing bridge A. i"
II - t'iCll ................ -
II. >; Soiemah. building bridge over. -
nInaEe i'lNel....... ... ......... ....... 10, - /
AhdTeW h,!;,t, Shartzer, repairing three lo' Il
' - c9''. -'.......",......... % go
d. >, ,,,iii browning, repairing bridge at to" 20
~, ~ ..................... 0o
J@hn Mi N. w.. Miller, repairing bridge at W
estimate to build bridges 2o0 20 9V
-''''4 ''''.''. '................... .. Ct 400 "a
The Republican., 1899-04-27
12 ECRES.


This property contains one of the most
valuable quarrieS of lime stone to be found in
Garrett county and is easy of access; being
situated on the county road leading from
Friendsville to KaeSe'S Mill.
And the said trustees further give notice
that at said time and place all parties who
have heretofore quarried and taken lime
stone from said land are expected to be pres
ent and account and pay to the undersigned
for the same according to the directions of
said decree.
TERMS OF SALE prescribed by said
decree, one-third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day of sale; one-third
in six months and one-third in twelve
months, or all cash at the option Of the pur-
chaser or purchasers. The credit portions
to bear interest and to be secured to the
satisfaction of said trustees. Conveyancing
at cost of purchaser.
EDWARD III. SINCELL,
FRED. A. THAYER,
GA Trustees.
The Republican., 1899-04-27
TO CURE A COLD ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c.
The genuine has L. b. Q. on each tablet
The Republican., 1899-04-27

-, AHMHHouSE AND ASYLUM Fund
u AdLe&ally county almshouse. for hal
T. 1ice que on board of paupers in 'aS s91a Q.
H9'liilaIe TO pay same for 1899, 500 800 q, ~
The Republican., 1899-04-27

/ raf+ ta, mayer, mayer, State attorney,use Gar
Same. balance '''''''......,..... $115 90
g. S. HaniU feion,,' o 500 rs
Peddicord & Peddicor%d nllssHIeineanors 4 seIeanors 36 81
j. q. R1amoFSi RenninSeTo feoniie,:;. 90 co
W. 4. DailV. faiont' o;n,ts'''.-........... 50
e. H. Sinceli. feiGnI ''''''''''.''..'... 10 90
NorVal Speeiman ! fS5io,,,.' '.'''.... 10 90
i0iolly y'''''........ 10 90
''''''''''...............S 81 S74 75
The Republican., 1899-04-27
COMMISSIONERS, oEr1cr

i. 6. Ross 10 cler eTuhLg CONS. Office. w $500 o
f. H. SincelI attn,aS, nnlG e''.'......t. 400 O
W. NJ COddin%fo1 NY ''......,... $50 O
'''i1loo '..'....-... 200 o.
Total -
The Republican., 1899-04-27

omit liGer To ana by virtue Of a decree of the Cir
stb d9G d9Tf dt f9r Garrett county passed on the
Hne docket of said Court as No, 10 En,7itI ~
tiffs tiefeid rem HSqrman Fike and others are pIai9
fendanf S ana CHARLES G. Fike and others are de-
appointed to make sale of the resI esIeeS e+ were
give 0feuthgs notieo tig mentioned and they hereby
.,y sar M.,loffer 45aiaf.t ss sale to the
- ttgDf Yer, all that tract of land known
The Republican., 1899-04-27
CONSTABLES, EEEC

MARYLAND HOSPITAL.
EStIihate to pay same for 1885. e-so n
The Republican., 1899-04-27
SHERIFF'S OFFICE.

I = T.; i,,as T.. Sasey, sheriff Allegany Co..S "a
w W. =. Lee sheriff, use Dixon & Keiso 400 00
w. T. Lee, sheriff, ,balance........,. . tf3S g9 g9
Total, ..................... % - 70
The Republican., 1899-04-27
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
ORPHANS COURT.

estimate to pay JudgeS @ zen ~,
2ailieS w w hlte use J. w Hart guar. 80 CO
" " nue. palailce.''.'............... IS 60
o'lI Gas 60
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RECEPTION NOTES.

The committee representing the differ
ent companies of the California Regiment
and California Heavy Artillery will meet
this afternoon at 3 o'clock at Armory
Hall, 315 Ellis street, to give badges to
all who are entitled to them, and who
have not already received them. Tickets
for the bay excursion will also be on sale,
The boat will be exclusively for the rela-
tives of the returning soldiers. First
come, first served.
Colonel T. r. Barry has invited all Off
GERS and members of the Third Infantry,
n G. c., from its earliest history, to
meet this evening at the Page street Ar
mory to make arrangements to take part
in the reception to the volunteers
Mrs A S. Townsend has sent a check
for $500 to the finance committee to be
added to the reception fund. She was ex-
tended a vote Of thanks yesterday by the
citizens executive committee.
Mayor Phelan and Colonel Sullivan Wis
tied the Iowa yesterday to extend an in
vitation to Captain, Terry to take part
in the parade with his marines and tars:
The captain informed them that he would
do anything he could in the matter, as
he was only too glad of an opportunity to
show his appreciation of the treatment
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he had received from the people of San
Francisco. but that he was powerless to
order his marines to parade without In
structions from Washington. Senator
Perkins and Congressman Kahn will tele-
graph to-day for the necessary orders.
By the time the transport arrives the
Iowa will be anchored off the Folsom
street wharf, as the repairs now being
made at the Union Iron Works will be
completed.
The Harbor Commissioners have changed
their original intention of having the
breakfast to the returning California Vol
unteers in the grand nave Of the ferry
building and instead the boys will be
served in the eastern gallery. There will
be three lines of tables capable OF seat
ing 1000 guests. The grand nave and the
Waiting-rooms will be thrown together
and reserved for promenading purposes.
and the crowds th3t will attend can be
accommodated with much greater con-
venience The Parents and Relatives
association has been so beSieged for
badges that it has been found necessary
10 have 1000 more printed.
Colonel Long. of the transport service
will probably place the City of Puebla at
the service of the Harbor Commissioners
1t has been decided that the fireworks
will not be set off from the top of the
ferry building. on account OF possible
harm to the stonework. Al Pryor will
provide barge called the Reina Chris
tina, from which some of the batteries
and rockets will be set off. The barge will
be loaded with tar barrels and finally
sunk in the glare of red fire. and the
effect Will be highly spectacular.
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*e~e*s%s* 49, Q ~s~s ~e*s+e te+s*e-e" .
ME AND THE GOVERNOR"
SAYS GEN. SEAMANS.

HAVE not read the and consequently know nothing Of
made by the citizens committee receive
turning believe they hold night demonstration
and naval parade
made special the California
their arrival will
through the city under military the Preside That will be
OUR demonstration
staff will participate with
the citizens settled MY
The GOVERNOR
but thought undertaking
bursting military
etiquette of the GOVERNOR and staff participating mounted ademon
of this informed generally
authorities
the GOVERNOR yet
participate in the night parade.
GAGE will utinatum
will tow the yacht Agge the
o'clock morning
When I first mentioned the the GOVERNOR
formed to
position behind Commodore
is
and WE will meet the
GOVERNOR intends take HIS reception
talked this with
objected taking
wish to break in and alongside the