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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-07

Your complexion, as well as your tenn
per, is rendered miserable by a disordered
liver. Improve both by taking Carter 4
Little Liver Pills.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-07

DIR. BULBS Cough syrup cOnqusrs
Group at once, cures the child, and thus
saves many a life. Mothers need not fear
that dreadful disease IL they have this
reliable remedy at hand. Il is sold by
all druggists for d cents.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-07

II the time was TAX
4 ing it my sleep
~ became more re-
freshing and gain
Es92l%U ed fifteen pounds
in weight and also
gained strength every
day. It has been six
months since took the
medicine and l still
Dhave good health"
u When a man gets
rundown it is hard work
to run him up again unless
the whole condition of his
system is first changed.
That is what the Golden
Medical Discovery" does
for him. 1t begins by re-
moving from his dipestive
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-07

HIGH GRADE TROUSERS cut and fit to wear made by
custom taiors, 5000 and So
blood into business and acknowledged to be tho
Cothiers Worcester
Your money back if good purchased satisfactory.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-15

6en, tpetts Dem borligen 9olfsruoo
orirlJeno ratben, Die britiI6en geotnz
9ungsn 5lp accepliren. 0pm Sranjsz
5reiifaat aus fpllsn Der Hegierung in
pretorja dbnliAe 9orIequH9en gsz
ma6t porosn iein.
ran5paal efe9t auf bem
8ertroge BON 1884.
Prstoria, IA. Septsm6er.-OIe
OistuI lion oss srIten @ntpurfs Der
2inctiport auf bic brifjihs gote puroe
e.lse 4bsnb besnbet. YrdTpent &riiz
ger entiernts Ii6 um 4 llhr unn tehrte
n5At 5uriid. Dem 9srns9men mad
rptro bic 8egisrung mprgen Die Nrtz
mort in ibrer enogiiltisen 6orm aufz
Feben uno lofort hsm @oltsrudo untsrz
6reFten. 0ieIslbs miro fart pom
Sranisz 5rstIiaat bseinflubt perben II.
snifdieben auF GrbulMng bss Ser
trays bon 1884 beIie6en. 9eute Nbeno
gift bic Sa4lage fir psniger frieblia.
Die 9altung Des Sranis=
6rei It 4 ats.
8loemfontein, Oranie 5reiz
f!aai, IA. Ssp!snber. - Die Uiiiglisz
Der oes 8aaos bes Oranjez6reifaats
fino aufgeforosrt poroen Ti9 gu ieoer
3eit fir eins @riraIiburg in 8ereitz
T61ft gu baltsn. 'oSn elmer bier a6gez
baltsnen 8urgerDerfammlung purOs
baT6iofen, i'm Safe bss 2lusbruds
BON 5einDIstigteiIeA feIt gu SransOaal
gu iiebsn.
5rantrei6's 8Ibget.
qdris, IA. September. - 0as
fran50IiIde 8uoget fir 1900 peiIt cine
3unabme Der peranIdlagten 4usgaben
i'm 9etrage bon 45,0OO,000 6rancs
auf. 0as 9risgsz unb MarinezM zMiniz
fterium berlangen eins Wfs6r@ @0erpiQis
gung bon 100000 6rancs fir Ser
ltdrfung Der Sruppen in 4igier unIo
ben gau neuer 8riegsT6jffe. Die gfaz
tiOndlF6ulo bslduft ii6 jebt auf 30
Wfiaiurban.
punit unb 9roBsr 2ebensz
pe.rluIt in elmer Sbna=
gpJe.
Berlin, IA. September. - Man
meioet aus 8aiiId, RuTfT6 9olen,
DaB bort 80 YerIpnen bur6 sinen Yaz
nif umtamen, pel6sr in elmer Sbnaz
gpse in 5otge bes umperTens elmer
Qampe eriI ItanD. Die SpFer linO aus
|6lteBi6 Srauen uno Ginper. 8iele
an0ers Perionen purDen perlebt.
Der Seemannsz Strifs in
Gnglu NIB.
2onbpn, IA. Sept. - Sisbenz
5ehn 0umpfer parn 6eute anldbli6
be5 Seemanns Strifes ni9t i'm
@tanbs, aus Der Spns aus5ulauFen.
Die @igentbiimer oss nua Wlontreal
bs1immtsn 9ampfers vGerppna" uno
bes 9ampfer5 rSifperbule" BADEN bic
5oroerun9en Der Stritsr 5ugeItanben.
@robsr Subel 6errI4t bariibsr unlor
Den Sseteuter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-15
Sins unb Mnsiubr>S Statiffif,

Wafbington, n, D. g., IA. Sept.
- Solgenoe Qngaben iiber Die Gin
unb 2tusfubr Iinb Dem 2luguit 4usz
peis bes S4aBamtes entnommen:
@aarenzSmport $66,718,737, poz
bon 27,593,426 5oGfrei einging. Sm
Quguit 1898 mar bic SOtal3iffsr $49,z
677,349, Waaren Grport $1O4,z
648,436, gegsn $84,565,561 i'm Quz
quit 1898.
gulD Support $3,283, ,378, gegen
$15, ,296,811 i'm 2tuguit 1898. Sob
Grport $2,059,062, 9egen 81, ,955, ,9O8
i'm Quguit 1898.
@il6er Smport $2,843,91O, gsgen
1851, TAB mi 2luguIt 1898. Silberz
Grport 1892. $40, gegsn $4,798, ,478
i'm 4uguit 1898.
@G6renb bsr lsBten o9t Mlonote
iiberftiegen Die Wuuren Smporte bic
jenigsn Der sntIpre9enben 9eriobe bes
Sa6res 1898 UNI $88, ,318,1 ,1O6 unb bic
Grporte iiberItiegen biejeniaen Deg leBz
ten Suhres pdbrsnb Der 3eit um $13,z
o63 125.
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Seautr' , :
2t5(>
.Sreitags-
&2argaii1ts.

so 9aare 9dmtn-Sbub,, pauerbafts GOn=
grcB, 9rpbtn rur uuo I, apertb Sl.0Q 80
SamsnzS Sbirt.98aifs aus b'asn 9trcalts;
s6a3srgsbanis PaHs in aus can, pOll.nem Slanel 20
Snmtn=ll llntsrr0dt aus poltnem Gbsuiot, nit
5Hjolgem Sdttrc=8uiils . . 2o'
9ameH9S6irStu ans feinem p.iBsn a5beer"s
&iunsn nit breitsr 9Ort., fir 20
9aros GlitttrsSrapere'n Die l0c. c.=Gualiz
5tanam bette md6e.stife:, 8 stono.n cute
altiOerreinieungss sStifs, ? IIaiben 9lau,
l 6laibs NmmOUia, 2 erObe StungtH
bette @IauASeift, Nass iiir 20
l 4funb bette GaftilesS,ift, l 6aits parfi=
mirtt ammOnio, llHls BON ir9snO einem
Gut, Muslin=S amen zllnterbOfsn brcitsr stiz
fcre=6lOunct, gttrauicIts isalteu 9Otsz
Sano, regnIdrer g9,rtb 400, tiir 20
rGoro= o=Rano"<Samen=o.mot 20
25 anrenz,Sreifngs aus inOiibsm
Ninntu, nit SpjBtn nm 9anO beisBt, 81
Guns innas ostepiats Graib II Son brett
re9uldr fir Sc. psrtauft 0arOs fir 25
9seibs Sud eeuris," o,ftempelt, u gorOs
lang, iijr Ptrtau rOer Buffet, fir 25
@emnit'rtt 9ud=5iibOeftn, NIT farbjaen
6runen, cine 9arO i'm Guaorat, 3St.
ertra Qrobs Gan, lnnsn. oud. .oanotiitb,r
tr Qsp6bnli6 lSc., , fir 20
Ganj linntHe ertru iblptr. 3amait=6auoti=
der, OOppcIts &eibe BON @ObIiaum gc= :.
s91ntinoeGian' nsus asrbf=Stiins, 3
loc g S,fter qebl.i5ttr maslin, 4 garos fir %
&c. better ungcblcibt,r MusIiu QarOs fir 20
II 0ars br.itcs b.ftes 3ti6zCeltu6, murmoz
rlrte Wtuiter rsQulGrsr 8reis Dc. pro
@arO. @tutc II 0arOs fir 20
36sjOliges cans woGent5 @abtzlub - ipts
s8s55aa. 5 ga s5pSf'its Sis4 cutting 5ec ,1srs-
ipJisu pro Yaro 20
Sotnrittta, idJu0rJ uHO farbig - Elm 8ar=
gain fir 35t. pro WlrO . %
JlnnntIetttsEod=Nuicr ertrd lang unO tutjt
ipejta %
Gjan3 poaene ertra I6tpere oct,pilts 5lantn
ibarla6, marn'blau uno grau - ipejita
SOC lcOtrn. Doppttc Gamtn=g5risn, Njtel.
9iiQ,l, ibparj unO iarbjq 20
Gbt inparj: l2lc. .aRinOtr1St Striimpe, Gan,
nabtIos, Sr6ben bs 8; 8uars fir %
SOC. 2lppliaue @itreuu= unO 8uiftt59cdsn %
50c itiparje eIoitiibs init Set beieBte 9amsnz
8iirtsl e. %
SOC. miftclj8wcus Rdnnerzllnter6tmben uno
llutsrbOitu, s %
SOC. uno 75c gsmuiterts eislsr 3nirn 2amsns
lad! 5'4aRl' 5sR ltan,n; annts=aras,aA fir 20 20
Runoe @errsn=Waui bettcn, rein:s &innsn,
25c. =Gualitat - laar fir %
l 9uar 25c. .asosrrsnz6Oisntrdqtr 9nar l5cz
&oerrsnzStrumpf6dn 9tioss fitr 20
2Obiarbge unO bIaus Mdnners S0d;R, Pit
SualitGt - 3 glGr fir . . %
sos. ibpar3c tSeitentaib.u iiir Sam,u 25
50c.=Cuulitdt pon Ruuberz&nicbUisu 20
25c. Wtdmer=CbtrbmOeu aus puHtltm 8ingz
bdm - fir %
$l.00 i6pnr3e @crrtn4glacesS1anoTbube, Gr6=
Ben 81 unO q, pro Qaar .. 20
2 4sStruesgti,n . 25
2 12=GRinge 9Dsat= Nuffnz 9fanucn rs
/ 4=Guart 2lqat!Mn6ftfel %
1 20=Guart gat=Qr0ierDms9t %
l l0sludrt 9lqatAl9afer =@mcr 25
TuBtno !2Sallone Wtaions Sars 25
Sbif4UartfDrbe nit Ssdel 2J
2=Guart Qorjsllun a98afertrug, bubi3 oeto=
rirt nit C3olplinien - %
l Subsno Maions Qiut 6ru6t=Sars . 20
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uNissers" aus Guba nid)t actuiimjdt.

9rincetOn n, Snb., IA. Sept. =
Die bieIi9en S4ul=SruItees baben ben
untpiaen Der peiben 9sp0ltsrung erz
regt. neil er einsn fleinsn Gubaner,
ben elm Sffi5ier mitgebra6t bat, IN bic
Sdule Der WeiBen aufgsnpmmen baz
ben. Die Gltern Der ipeiben 8inosr
perlangen, ooB Der @ubaner in bic
gfsgefidule 9sben iOue, tpiorigenToqs
Iie ibre eigenen &rDsr aus Der S6ule
nebmen pollen. Die SruTtees 6Q6en
Bis auf Wettsres na6aeaebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-15

fi6 fir Den Gapitdn 0repfus gu per!
penoen, ooer Die 8ermittelung bet
Ser. Staatsn 3piI9en @roBbrjtan,
MEN unO Sran8pall un3ubieten. 0ieie
9ptumente tommen in iol6er Wtenge,
cuB IS unm0slih lit, Iit Idmmtli4 gu
bsantporten. Sic perDsn iofort nd4
ibrem Gmpfung Dem Stult8oeplrtes
ment iiberlpieien. Die 2lominiItrdtion
miro Iif) in teine Don beioan MngeIe.
9snbeiten sinmiIhen, neil lie Der Nm
Ii6t it, bdB DieIeI6en ole Der. Staaz
ten 8e9i'rung Yi6ts angsben, 10
tange lire SntereKtn oosr Die He4te
ibrer 8iirger niht babel in 6ruga toms
men.
Sur Guertn Po5fe.
9aris, IA. Sept. - Sule8 @uey
rim, Der belagsrte SuoenfreTer, bra6
geitern Elm God in Die 0anO 3piI9en
ieiner 6eItung uno Dem bena6burten
8ebduoe. Gr pidslte 5pei 1ranfan
in ein StId Yap;er Elm, auf pelhes
ods 9eluh geft'r.eben mar, Dab Der
6ln0er bes 0,!D.3 e aebmtn l;no baz
fir Gigaretten unb Su6ut fauFsn uno
in ba5 God tperfen iollte. Damn mari
@uerin ba5 9sfo bur6 pus God in
Oas beno6barte Sau5. Gs 0uuerts
aud nidt langs, bis Semonb e8 aufs
bob, bod mar Der 5Sinoer ungliidlis
6erpeiIe fir 9uerin ni6t Elm Ipmpaa
tbjlirenoer 5reuno, ionbern Elm Ypiis
3iit, Der ben 5lno f6leunigIt ieinem
@OrgeIeBten sinbdnotgte. 3pei Stune
BEN Ipdter te6rte @uerin an bas Qo9
3uriid uno fragte, tper in Dem anbe7
ren 9ebGuoe lei. 0a er neOer cine
Nntport nod Sabuf erbielt, permut1ez
ts @uerin ben ri6tigen Sd6Ders
bait, begann auf bic 9oli3ei 3u f6imz
pFen uno ertldrte, oaB er ieOen Poliz
3iIten our6priigeln perbe, Der ibTr
in ben 8eg tomme, neil Iie Ti4 peiz
gerten, einem 9ungernOen Elm Stiidz
den 5abuf 3utommen gu laiIen.
Spfer einrs srnemcntBauszSranhes.
Nep 0Ort, IA, Sept. - 5rau
Got6arine 8snneOp fam beute frii6 ges
Is9entIi6 eins59rdnbe8 in einem fiinfz
It0diqen SenementbduIe an Der Ntlanz
tic Qpenue in 9rootlpn um'5 Geben.
Sic mar SO Sabre ait. Sbre SObne
Oapto uno 9eter, Iotpfe 5pei dnOere
8elpobner oes 9duIes, Ndmen8 Sbos.
Freeman uno 2tuguf Sfpar5ner, erz
Iitten i6mer31oFte GerieBungsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-15
9earit'i6e Stiitumacm.

Sun Jrancisco, IA. Sept. -
IS betBt, 5rau pboebe 9sarIt peroe
minoeitsns otpei BON rem neuen Sc
bduosn Der uniberlitGt DON Galifore
MEN in 8erteleD uuf ibrs Soften sr=
rl9ten; zines ooOon, fir bic 9ersbau>
i9ule. gum angepenten an ibrsn Sat
ten, oas anosre pabri6einlih fur
tpeibli6e Stubenten. Wean nil audi
pifen, bab Mabor pbelan unb SRI.
Sennls 5loob bic Soften fir ie einss
Der prdati9en @e6dubs, bic na6 ben
pldnen oes Iraitedten Bernard err
ri9tst perben ioQen, traqsn perbsn.
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Gn6 ein Ggtlnn iu @cifinbien.

81. Sbomas, 0dniIa 8sitz
inb:eH, IA. September. - 9ier eingez
troffens gfu9ri6ten erge6en, baB elm
GDflon in Der gla9t bes 8. September
200 9duIer auf 2lnguinu, einer Der
britii4 : tpeitinpii4en SnIeln Der 2eez
pGrts 9rupps. 3erItDrte unb 800
Meni 6en oboa9lOs ma4te. QuT Der
SnisG ct. Martin erituno glei6 gros
Der ShQben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-15
Webr Glunbife=0nln

Seuttls DuI6., IA. sspt. =
Der Oampfer rGborles glelIon" III
bier pon ct. Mi6aePs, @fasfa, anqez
fommen unD bat cine bal6e W9iGion
9olo, Iofpis 200 9aiIasiere aus Oapz
ION unb Sap Npms mitaebradt.
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gabnfata ifropbcn.
3pei burdllnborIi6tjgteit OerI4ulbete
3ug GoliIipnen.- Sob
te unb 0erpunbete.

lP uIlp UtIlpulIptle.
gdtersfieIb. GaI., 14.Sept.-
9erIonen3ug Nr. 8 Der nSout6ern
Pocific 8abn" rannte pdbreno Der
Iebten Nadt gu 5ormuIo, 20 Waeilen
norOli6 ppn bier, 9e9en Das bintere
gnoe be5 Yorterbile 9(ftommooaz
tions3uges unD pemolirte mebrere
Wuggons. 5ruu Maggie Ntujor5 aus
Cos gngelss,ihre W}utter, 5rau 8OB,
uno 5rau 2arne purDen augenblidz
lid getODtet; Qotomotipfiibrer Wrt96t
unb 0ei5er 9euer ltno lebensgefdbrli9
perleBt unO audi Elm 8obntpdrter trug
i6limme 8erleBungen barbon. Die 8az
taitrppbe mar bic 6olge Der unporIi9z
tigteit Der 8eoienung bes Qtfommubdz
tions3uges, lpelde ouf Dem 9aupt9ez
leiIe ungebalten batte, anItutt ouf Ell
mem gtebengeleiIe,
9ittsb burg. pd., IA, Sept. -
3tpeiYerI Ionen putben leBte Na6t ma
be 9airb Station bur6 eine go1iz
iion 5tpiiden einem 3ablmeiitsr3uge
uno einem Sro6t3uge Der nPittsburg,
8irginia uno GbarleItOn 8abn" gez
tDbtet, ndmli9 Qptomotipfiibrsr gb.
Robba6er unb Sei5er Gbarles 9ettig.
3a6lmeiiter s, &. 2(iten unb Elm dnbez
fainter Srump iinO f9tper berleBt,
peroen jeoof) gsneIen. Die falI6e
Qustegung elmer Snitruttion peranz
lobte Das Ilnaliid.
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9luspeis iiber ben Stano Der ,gquiz
table Ndtipnal Sdnf BON Bal
timpre" in Baltimore i'm Staate
Marbluno bei'm S4luiie Der Sc
f6Gfte am 7. September 1899.


i6dfte am 7. September 1899.
Sutbub ubtn:
0arltb.n uNo SigtoHti sl,2H.6OO55
Vttbr8ejostn, stibert uno nidt e,=
Ser. IT,, staatsn Sbloationen I'M bic ~
Girtulation ,u fdtrn 100000
tionn l1,625oO
@fittttt, Si1,rbtittn ste. $4,000
gautQtbduDe, WtObsln uuo Ginri6s
anOtrs egpOtb,ten uno @rultOsoen.
tbum l1,327 Sc
i5daio BON Rational : guntcn Ct.ns
Rtierpe=Qqentem JOG, ,3906l
iSdlig pOu Staatsbanftn u 9anttsrs 12,g3515
ten 213,6766 IS
ann.iiuneen uno auO:re saarpot.n $4,000
Q8e6i.l fir Die 9iauioirzSdnf 88,05962
Rotcn non an9trtn 0atonal=8nnt,n 6,l6500
Rlrnpapergel0, Hidtl uHp @ents 3l00l
GsieBlibe SaarzReisrps i'll 9ant,
ndmlid:
sgssai s atno:r":qoten 3i,oooos
8er. tStaater Sepofs
ten Strtiftats iIr
pHsuaI 5enOsr"y&Otcn 100000
----- H3.9a5.25
(iani gro,ent Ots QOtsn=llmfangsJ 2,250Oo
rsumma s1,9S9 a6Q.54
9trbiuOIi6feitt
einqe,abltes Grunpfupital 500, 10000
lloberjbubsiSono l00,G00.00
umO:rtbcite 9roftt. ab,ieli9 au=
fsnOsr ausQaben unO bc5abtsr
Steueru 4S6457
Nusittbtnpe National @agtnoten 39,50000
llnbejabte SipiDeHOt =. 1o3.S7
6ale anOere Nato=
nalzganfsn . 1921, 744.22
fSdag an StaatsbanteH
unO 9auters 205,5O3.07
Q.ri0nbs 8tpoiitsn. =
Die auf 2lnpeiiungtu
qe3oeeu tperoeH t6unen S62 074.3l
SseIaubigts Ampeiiungen 35, 520.50
- 81, ,334842.1O
,Summa =, $1,989, 800. 81
g taat Warpl lamb, Staot8 Il It m
SD, osnrp8 3. Q9 T, &alTrer obeneenannz
ter Sauf, beibDore bisrmit f.erl6, Dab obiger Ss=
ri5t Ha3 meinem btten S8feH uno 9lanbsn rpabr
it,
Senrp 3. g8ilcpr. 8aiiirer.
llnteribrieben uno beibDoren Dor mir an btelem,
Dem l3. Sag i'm Dtonut September 1899.
0biIempn $. 2ud,
CsisesL) 0ffeHtti6.r 4otar.
Sic &ibtist.it bti6einieen
". 3. qeftmitb.
Sueb Sihpn.
Spi. X. 6parc.
(58) Sir.ttcren.
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9 Gorge q Il II tber,
BrQuer,
C'1pnnell= uno brittle strake.
Sfd(fien6ier In allen ab.i!.n Der stast .ss
tSuni11 .1SO
Ri6ter 3bnb in Genraia.

5tftOn, Ga, Ia. September. =
SSn Sptp puroe Elm gfeger als elmer Der
Ieriber pes -an5riFfs auf 5rau Spbnz
iton bonn lebten Oienitage psrboftet II.
als Der Sduloige ipsntif3irt, 3peiz
bur'osrt FfNperbspuffnete Mdnner perz
fammsltsn li4 raI4 gu Sptp. gal1dz
giere, tpst4s beube frii6 uuf einsm
Bdbn5use bort borbeifubren, iuben
eine1 yfeger an einsm Selesrapbenz
pfa9le baumein. Die Suds na9 oem
dnoeren Ws9er oduert nodl fprt.
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Die gsfrigs Nahri6I ii6er bus Gin
trsFen Der 2lntport auf @6am6erz
lain's Note mar berFrii6t. - Be-
miibungsn oes rQfritanDer6unos
CUR Grbaftung be5 5rieOsns. -
Der anjez6rsiIiaat ipirO i'm
,arisgsfale gu 5ronspaal ite6sn.
6rantreid's erb0bte 4usgabsn
fir Mhitdr uno 6lotte. - &ata=
itrop6s in 3uTltId>Polen.
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Iusipeis iber ben Stanb Der vgrften
gfationa! 9anf" IN Baltimore i'm
Staate MarDlanb bsi'm S4lune
Der 9ei4dfte am Z. September
900

8ut baben:
Surltb.u uno 9iseonti sl,S23 $40
f5srf s'" ",.' 1872
Der. Observation-Disclosures, I'M pie
@irfulaion gu i9rrn S'Wo.D
t;on,n N"' 100000
Gffsft,n SiGtrbtit,u etc. 26,934 80
SantqebduOs Mobsn ii. Ginri6tung 1Vf RI.9
0g Rsierps. @ .aQcnt.nj 30l.267, 10
tiers 4.5O9.1s
ott.nV ten ''' a'p''.''. 95,5se15
gniusiiuna.n nnO anOtre saarpOften 3n92s
gRed1i.l fir oi. Qiouipir= =9anf 7396S. -
Noten BON anOeren HatOnd$Santtn 3,i2O3
Sltinpapicre.lD, 8idsl unO Gents l,lO0.W
GsitbIi6. Saar 8sicrp. in Der
9ant, ndmIib
Spejte $40, 0,S630O
pQtual stnotrD=RDten 81, 5000
Ser. Staat.n Stpoi=
Ten Sertifjfate fir
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-31
REGENT

Alden Anderson is an open supporter
of General Barnes. He went into the
Barnes camp after full and deliberate
reflection, and went there to stay.
When the vote in the caucus stood &c
for Anderson and 2S for Belshaw, Mr..
Atherton of Marin, another outspoken
advocate Of Barnes election, changed
his vote from Belshaw to Anderson.
This change produced a tie. Mr.. Mer-
rift. supporter of Grant, then voted
for Anderson.
This evening the boast was made by
the Burns following that Speaker An
derson would tomorrow morning ap-
point Wright to the committees on
which he (Anderson) was serving and
that the announcement would give
Wright the Craftsmanship of the Com
mittee on Corporations to succeed the
promoted Assemblyman from Solano
County. The touts speak of the ex-
pected appointmer- to-nipht because
they fancy that the announcement will
be made before another issue of the
San francisco dailies can reach TIE
city.
The plain facts in the case are that
Anderson did not enter into a pro-
gramme with the Burns men, He did
not give pledge or the hint of a
pledge in connection with the Speaker
ship. 1t is probable that he will ap-
point Wright to the committees onwhich
he (Anderson) held subordinate posi-
tion, but as far as can be ascertained
he entertains no thought of placing the
deposed Speaker at the head of the
Committee on Corporations. The posi-
ton is one of honor and responsibility
1t should be filled by man of char
acter and good principles. The report
circulated by the touts that Anderson
entered into a programme with the
Burns men to appoint Wright to the
head of that committee is an insult
which the true men of the Legislature
will resent No one here is willing to
believe that Speaker Anderson ever
thought of appointing Wright to the
craftsmanship of an important COM
mittee. The fact is recognized that a
feeling of sympathy Cor a disgraced
and dishonored young man constrained
the Assembly to accept Wrights resig-
nation rather than demand his expul-
sion. The letter of resignation must
be accepted as confession of guilt. Nc
other meaning can be attached to it.
The assertion therefore that Mr.. An
der entertains the thought of reversing
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-31
Money for Political Pie.

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO. Jan. 3O.-The twenty-six Repub-
lican Senators caucused this evening.
Under the amended Belshaw act they had
each $14 worth of patronage TO distribute
and pass over to hungry hangers-on, who
have been waiting here for four weeks TO
obtain a seat at the pie counter The
Senators had no difficulty in arriving at
an amicable adjustment of the patronage
question. The increase of the expense OF
conducting the Senate under the new law
amounts to 1854 per day. Under the Bel
shaw act as originally passed each Sen
ator had S13 so per day worth OF patronage
~ mass ont. This amount, to a total ex-
pense of s351 per day, with the addition OF
1864 which is created by the new law:
means that $715 per day of the money OF
the taxpayers is paid out daily to Senate
employees and attaches.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-31
THE NEW SPEAKER, ALDEN ANDERSON

Perkins, Is monsters of political wrong
doing and prayed in tear-choked ac-
cents that this thing might be stopped.
To do the judge justice he was simply
attempting to make capital for Burns
out Of the cenSure the investigating
committee has heaped on Ulysses s.
Grant. He had really no Interior mo-
tive.
The previous question prevailed and
Belshaw's amendment to Dibbles reso-
luton was adopted. Howard E. Wright
was officially declared guilty. The next
business was his punishment Matters
were delayed for a space by Senator
Charles Il. Shortridge IF Santa Clara,
who at that moment arose and ad-
journed. and then Burnett, who had
been holding back a resolution that was
suspected of being warm one. claimed
the Speakers attention. Here is what
Clerk Kyle read:
Resolved, by the Assembly of the
State of California, two-thirds of all
the members elected to the same con-
curing, that Howard E. Wright, a
member of the Assembly, represent
ing the Fifty-frst Assembly District
of the State of California therein, be
and he is hereby expelled, and his
seat in said Assembly is hereby de-
clared vacant.
What Burnett had to say in support
of his resolution he prefaced with the
statement that he was actuated by no
feeling of bitterness or any considera-
tion of party difference. He said he
called for Wright's expulsion from the
Assembly upon the ground that only
such action would be consistent with
the adoption of the findings of the com
mittee. Mr.. Burnett spoke at much
length, but it was evident from the
start that the result of his resolution
had been already programmed by the
majority.
He was replied to by Judge Dibble.
who looked panied and spoke from the
Bible Mr.. Dibble. conjured up the
Pharisees and compared them with the
political hypocrites of the present daY.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-31
GROVE L. JOHNSON
A MALICIOUS LIAR

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRAMENTO, Jan.
3O-ASSenblyman Grove L. Johnson member
from Sacramento, arose in his seat this after
noon and gave utterance to deliberate and mali
cious lie. The lie was malicious because it was
uttered with an intent to do an injury; it was de-
bepate because knows better than Mr..
johnson that it lie.
Here is what he said:
'sThere is another man in San FranciScO-a
man claiming to have great power in this State-a
man also owning a great neWSpaper-One John ID.
SpreckeIs-who has published in the columns OF
his paper that these same twenty-five men who
have voted as have voted for United States
Senator for Burns) have been bought to do So"
The Call has never made such charge, either
directly, indirectly by intmaton. Mr.. John
son is challenged to produce copy OF the paper OF
whatever date in the columns OF which he can find
subtantiation for the utteranceS OF his lying
tongue.
Mr.. Johnson must do this stand convicted
as a miserable liar whose lack OF conscience
makes it possible for him violate the honorable
privileges OF the Assembly.