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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05

itebt, tpurbe Elm Mdnn gum eriten Maz
lie Offentli9 gepeiti9t unb Nitolaus
Carroll bon Dubuque e~ntfaltete Die err
tie SABINE Der Ser: Stdaten in Soma
bier in Dubuque. Iu4 botten mir
bier bas erite nGlopment" i'm State
aber bus 2ebte tDnnen mir ppbl nod
faum perSei6nen. On It ii m | d E
Sage in u~nferer Stabtgei9i9te erinz
merit Die 9ebauptung, baB Der erite
Mann pel6er in Soma cine Belief
bung bon Sheer in Sebern erbielt, ii9
bieies in Dubuque ausog. SerIelbe
bieB Wbeeler unb bate einen r riinntz
gen 8efangenen mibbanbelt, npDur6
ii9 bic @oltesputb an linn auslieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
@us Der llrgei6i9te Der StaSt
Subuque.

eraGblt uns pSbe Ses Mpines gapis
tai, pobI in einem 4nfaae BON Neib
barber. oaB unIere Stabt in Der lebs
ten 3eit our9 beoeutenbe 9emonitraz
tionen einen groBitdbtii9en Namen err
baIten bat. Sefpnbers ion Dubuque
in ale; GreigniFen in Der 8eI6iGte
bon Sotpa Die er It en- 8prtommnife
auf3upeiien BADEN. 60 ipurbe 1884
Der erite @eiBe patrid S,gonner bier
in Dubuque bingeri9tet unb i'm ielben
Sabre fanb Der erite MOrb bier itutt.
IN Der Sis4s tpp AsAis Anisr Heitsmt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Wusherfauf.

SD werbe mein 9rosss Naoreulaser poit
S6uben urtb Stiefeln, Serrens uno Damets
ldnben aler 9lrt, @ummiIbuben, uebers
i6lben lnb Selti6uben inter benz Soitells
preiie perfoufen. Ques mus tort nnb Sic
fonlleii beSbolb portbeilbafte @intGlfe ma
den. Ger9eiien Sic ben 1ias ni1t: 1929
Glaps StraBe, nabe benz Wtartte.
Sdfpb Grant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Rad Wcw 0orf unb suriif $1S.43

uia Der Nltel Vlote Nilenbabn pom I. bis'4.
September eini6lieBli9. 3ur Riidfabrt bis
slm IL. September, ober 30. Septembex
9iilti9, nenn man iein Billet III 9tsm Oopt
6eponirt unb so Gents beiablt. Srel S6nels
sii9e tG9li6 nit peitibuleo S6laiwa9en uno
porSii9li6em Speiiewa9ensC tenlt. Chicago
citation: Ban Buren, Str. uno Paeiiic Pine.
Man idreibe au @cnerol Agent, III ADoms
Ctr, nm Details uno Seiesnns pon S4laI'
plGbgu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Iarm ~ b%erfaufen.

Cine farm pon2O0 older nit sntem Sais,
StaQ unb anoereu @ebGubeu 1T gu mGBi9em
Rreiie gu p%erfauien. Sl'eBenbss Waiier 1T
porbanbsu, 70 aud Giiterue. 3ablun9ss
bebinsunseu na9 gelieben bss &dufers.
Die Sarm tam gang ODER tbeilpeiie p%ertauft
Gle lle9t labe @aibinston WiuS
.. 8. Sine tatboliide STRIDE Iie9t inner
balb elmer pteile pom Der Sarm. I'm ndbere
2ustunit wenbe man ii6 oil u. 9teomonb,
98oibtnston Drills y. O., Dubuque @ountp,
SoIpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Rad Nctu 0orf Gitb

uub ;urid fir 1854 5 uia Der NideI IIutc
Subn. Silete i'm Terfaui pom 1. bis A.
September sini9lteBli9. @ren;e fir bic
Riidreiie IL. Sept. @ripeitsrteS Datum fit
bic &iidreiie Sept. 80, iuoem man Ietnc
Pilete 81 Rem 9orf nit so GentS nieoerl
le9t. Mau i6reibe al ben General ggerz
ten, III aoams Str., Chicago, nm peitere
9uSfuuft
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Sic Gintueibuns Der nrnrn ct.
Gulumbfia's S6uIc

fanb am Sonntag Na6mittaa in feiers
li6er Wetie itatt. Die iGmmtli6en
9Dfe oeS tatbOlii9en SOritenproens in
Dubuque tpObnten in cprpore BEL.
Wff9r. Rban nabm Die Ginneibuno
Dor umgeben BON fat benz geidmmten
Gleurs Der Stubt. Die SeItanIpra6e
belt Or. s. Carroll. Die neue S6ule
lit elm Pru6tbau, pel9er benz pfarrer
uno Der 9emeinbe ale G6re maGt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Stadt mud Amgegend.
Entered at the P~ostotice at Dubuqus, 10 wa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-cla.s rates.
llebrr bic prrfluNruc ugrpRe WnGe"
lit Subuque

bGtten mir u~nIeren 2eIern 10 Mtan9es
Su erSGblen unD mir beoauern nur, oab
Raum uno 3eit uns 10 tnapp CUR Sers
fiigung iteben. Sir einen beoba9tens
ben 9eiit lit ia Snterefantes tets 81
ieben, ipenn groBe Meni4enmaifen ii4
anIQmmeln. OILS 8runoprtn5ip 1T es
gut i'm 8eOrGnge feit3ubalten on Der
alien Mabnlng: rN&eni9, Grgere DID
nt6t". ODD CUR Sadie.
Sn Dubuque fanoen perfl. Wo6e
hie groBen 9feroez8 ettrennen in Nut>
nppo 8drt unb Die Yreis : Sorereien
in Der SGngerbunoz9 aQe ftatt. gritez
rem Sport" fDnnen mir taum taoeln,
aber Der leBtere i6eint uns bod tart
,anrii9ig", uno fefbIt penn Suuienoe
BON ,buiire8szmen", Die ia betanntli3
bic rSbealmeni6en" 10 @ieler bilOen,
bemielben beipobnen, 10 lit Menz
f9enpriigeIei nod LANCE ni3tS
9uteS.
@us ben SrembenbeIu9 an6eldngt,
70 mar Stenstd9 Der Moniter : Sag,
uno Dubuque bat felten 10 ptele
Sremben bet0iigt. Die 8eiu9er lie
BEN spetfeQos ou9 ri9Dnes" 8elb in
Der Stabt unb es lit nur S6aoe, Dab
es ni9t ldnger bauerte. Nutpopo Part
fab am Siestag etpd fiinf3ebn bis
5pan5ig SauIeno Meni9en betiamz
men, uno mun9er Sport la9te ooer
flu9te, je na6bem er auf einen iiegretz
chen Renner poer einen lenoenlabmen
Saul gepettet. Sas @liidsrao bat
Do6l toum glGn5enoe 8ei9dfte ges
ma6t, benn Dubuque lit bod nod inn
mer au ytonIerbatiD", b. +. 81 ebriam
uno bieoer. @enn mir Elm Wtal grDBer
uno ,%fditer" getpprben ftnb, mas ni6t
inner gerabe Elm 8ort6eil in m o l.
d 6inIi6t lit = Dunn lit pteQei6t
mebr 4u5ii6t uuf GrfoIg fir bas
@Iiidsrao.
ODD bus mag iiber ben ,5abmen"
Sport bes Bferbe : Wettrennens geniiz
gen. Srpben an Gpuler Qpe., oa balgz
ten Ii6 9e9en 9 lIbr, 9ienstdg Mbeno,
Die ,8Iopb Sports, bic Sungen, De-
men Elm r9ret5e Sight" elm 2ieblingsgez
nuB lit. Die il oif9en Munagers
fabsn auf bic brdngenbeM tenIaenmaFe
gerab uno bahten: ,Wate ban nbile
tie fun i3ines" unb Der boss : ma
mayer" nit Der i90nen NaIe, Der 10
,lisbli6 tiibl~ Sum tdut, iagte gu
ben Sidet : 8ertGufern: Sci mo-
tbig but So iedt5" unb ais uniere
Sports" gum S9oIter fdmen riefen
Die unternebmsnoeu 8eI9dfts Latte"
ibren uni6uloigen. Spfern gu: vSnI9
So feat8 for fale! Set pour three bpIs
lars reaoD" uno Die 2Gmmlein gabsn
ipie e9te rGbeap Sports" lire brei
Dollar : WoIIe Der. 9us mar I'm 9
nbr, unb um 10 u6r, alIo 81 Qnfang
beS nSigbt", ba bieB es: yStans
bling : room $1.00. Die 9epba6ter
uber ba9ten: nSrid5 in al TRADES
but ours" lleber bic Preisflopferei fell
Der tOnnen mir Ni6ts iagen, ba II II :
er 8ertreter bur9 feline &lbpeienbeit
gldn5te. Sein Batter bate erfabren,
Dab er bus lebte Mal Ii9 pben in Der
Sale duf einen 8alten qelegt bate urb
fano Die Notisen in beifen S6lafSimz
mer, uub Inn ii6er 81 Ietn, oaB ieiner
Sumilte Die S3anbe ni9t pieoer
ongetban fpiiroe, iperrte er IGN an ben
orei Q6enbitunOen bes YreistIopfens
in ben Seller Elm, llno fomit Iinb mir
um Den 8eri4t getpmmen. Gs 1T audi
out 70.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Oeaen &rebsj1aoen.

S6 empieble biermlt Stroop's beriibmte,
9ulper. Slelelben beileu ieben
(uod ui6t auisebrodeneuD 6lebs iowobl
iuierli6 als duBerli4. auen, bic perod6s
tise @,eidwiilite iowis au6 Masenleis
b en- uno Qeberi6abeu babsn, lino bieie
Yulpsr ~beionbsrs smpiohlen. Sssen Hdbes
rem Seuaniiie etc. a%breiire man:
90 10 r b 8. Sceoing,
ct. 9ueas, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05

= Samstas 4beno itarb Der Bel
aier Serr 8. s. Meurife in ieiner
Wobnung an Der Spcumore Strabe
i'm Iltsr BON "a Sabren.
- grz8pupernerr g. Merrill BON
Soma itarb i'm Glitter bon 70 Sabren 81
Cos Ingeles in Californian.
- 6. s. Yeterion, 3a9ndrSt, noroa
Ditl. gde IL. unb MainsS trabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Oelo al ben nieSriafen gro,ruteu.

Die &. SC. q. S9usssieQi6ait uon
brighten Grcsenten 9e9en CUTE Siderbeiten
Die Siderbeit muB weni9itens boppelt
10 piel ipertb iein, ais bic 9epiinI9te
Slmme.
Wau pente ii6 oil ~. 9. SuippeI, 0perss
Mile, Sd., ober Nep. S.S. 8ruue, altou, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
SpreGt uGr!

Wir fino in Der Sa9e, Sic nit allen
Sorten Glenwauren, 9eden. Seppi
den, Matten uno Seltu9 81 oerieben,
nile BON leitenoen Gabritanten 9ema6t
nno Gs9en Sadr 9etauft. peI6e mir al
9reiien nnbicten. bic ionIt nirgenos
an9e6Oten meroen t0nnen.
Sames &epj d Co.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
9anb in Sio=9 afuta 1T berfanfen.

800 ader Farmland WrGris) bapou so
Iter inter Gultur. Sn geaole Gouutp 9s'
le9en. Suites Waiier. Der Blas mare aus
seseidnct iiir cine Stodiarm. 3%ablunssbes
binsun9en la6 Selieben bes SGuiers. WaIt
penoe lib ihriitli6 oil st. care OF Gatboa
lie Vriutiuq so. DUBUQUE, Ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Die G%inmribang Der berarOBertrn
fatbnlii9cn S6ulc ;u @ltun,
SUlua,

tpirS am Sonntag ben 10. Sept. nm
8 ubr Ra6mittags i%tattfinoen. Sas
8ebdube bat Die 9imeniionen BON SO
big SO SUB uno entbdlt Elm gerGumiges
Gro9eI6ob, 3pei Stodperte uno cine
qroBe Salle uno 1T cine 3ierbe fir bic
9emetnDe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05

$. g. Jranben, beuti9er @bpotat
unb Nptar, Simmer Alb Sffices9es
bGnbe. 9. unb MainsS trabe.
= gu Siour Gitp itarb fiirSli6 Sr.
&arl Stederl, elm ebemaliser 8epobz
ner bon SperspiIe i'm otter BON 10
Snbren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
&iQtges SamD

in CRAWFORD, Monona urb 8oobburp
Counties ; nabe bel 6ir6e unb S6ule. Dan
idreibe oil eugene Woore, 9Rana9er, Wto=
mona Gountp Steal Gitate Grcbanse, Mas
pletpu, SpIpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Die benti6cn aatbnlifcn in Subuqur
nuo Der Ga1barj1ait,

tuel4e gerne pieber elmer groBartieen
0emonitration beuti6er &atbolifen
Der Der. Staten b%einobnen m06ten,
fouten ii9 in GROCER 3abl an Der Grz
e%uriion na6 Ct. 9aul, Minn., bethel
ligen. HGberes an anoerer SteQe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
81 a6trG9l d.

Na9 Idngerer arant9ett
Farb Serr MifaeI 5dber i'm 4lter bon
ettpa 40 Sabren. 0ie 2et4enfeter lei
tete &ep. $. g. 9rubit BON ytOrtB Gaz
f6tneton, Sd., elm thermometer oeS
GerItprbenen. Gr rube in 5rteoen!
Su Marion SppnIbip BET Sc
Mlars, Sa., itarb Sruu Mtaria 8Dr9sn
infotge zines 9er5i4lages i'm glitter
bon 81 Sabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05

Die frli6tbaritsn Sarmldnbsrsi,u DON 81
bis So per older on Der 600 G~iisnbobn, 3 bis
A Wlsilen Don Der STANDARDIZATION 9sls9sn,
bel seriu9er an;ablun9 uuo inter 9iiniti9s
ten g~eoinSunsen gu p%ertauien. eanoin6er
erbolten ! GlienbabnsRate BON bier aus.
SD sebe nit unb ;ei9e oas eaub. 8atbo=
Hide airden NIB S6llen. Serrllder 0alo
lnb CRIME 8ieien. Suites &ailer uno rei6e
Grrtsn. Nabere austunit ertbsilt
R. {. Senibell,
AZ Waibin9ton ape. 60,
WinneapoliS Wtinn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREB GITEN TO all persons
interested, that on the 18th dsy of August.
A. d., 1899, the undersigned was appointed
by the District Court of Dubuque County,
Iowa, Executor of the Estate of Nicholas
Juugers. deceased. tate of said County.
Dated at Dubuque, August 18th 1899.
EMIL JUNGERS,
Executor.
]. p. Frantzen, Attorney for Estate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-05
Marftb eri d..


DUBUQUE, ben 2. Sept. 1899.
Gietrrins mph1
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22
THE MENDACIOUS EXAMINER.

THE traditional gobber with its tail stretched
and its ruffes dstended in imbecile antagoniSm
to the universe is fit emblem of the Exam
iner which struts and chuckles over its relations to
the fusion Democracy, now apparently in the final
throes of dissolution In its editorial columns Of
yesterday that organ of vicious idocy in its language
is unusually truculent and mendacous Among other
things it claims the existence in San Francisco of "a
strong public sentiment in favor of the Democracy"
and proceeds to assal The Call in terms that invite
a retort which will be temporarily restrained for an
alleged connection with the Huntington railroad
monopoly, typifed in the person of William F.
Herrin.
The Examiner consciously and deliberately lies.
But that is a mere incident in its infamous career
That such public expression of individual egotism
and vanity should have posed the representa-
tive of any approach toward political reform one
the unsoved riddles of paresis. When the Democratic
lated with the stern virility of Andrew Jackson,
existed it was the victim of hundred mean and sor-
did treacheries upon the part OF its pretentous or
gan. When the mongrel fusion between the Democ-
racy and the Populists socialists embodied in
the Chicago platform and in the hybrid State enun-
citation of last year, it was again false to every prin-
cple it had pretended to When the Hunting
ton corruptonists sought to impose Daniel NJ. Burns
as Federal Senator upon a disgusted people it
sneakingly used its entire influence to promote the
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22

outrage On the recent question OF the valuation OF
property for the purpose OF municipal taxation 1t
patted inequality upon the back and ped its chosen
Assessor against the integrity OF the Board OF Super
visors. Years ago it was bought, paid for and re-
pudiated by Mr. Huntington, and since its stupid
revenges and its morbid thirst for restoration TO
monopostc favor have been visible through all It's
pretensions and through all its hypocrisies.
When the Examiner attempts to repudate the oil
garchcal control OF the local Democratic organza-
ton through combination between its managing
editor, Sam Rainey, and possibly the resuscitated
Chris Buckley it flies in the face OF ncontestabe facts
and OF firm public opinion. Upon this point the
issue may safely be left where it is. But when that
promoter OF internal policies" in language OF per-
onal quality in any language seeks to identity The
Call with William F. Herrin it impudently parades a
falsehood that will be resented by every decent news
paper reader and citizen in the State In order to
meet any possible suspicion of undue acerb1ty we
quote one sentence in its own words: I'VE have no
doubt that Spreckels and Herrin would like to put
felons and fugitives from justice in position Of
prominence in the local Democracy" This is a
choice specimen OF vulgar mendacity. The Exam
iner has toiled and struggled secure the ascend
ency of corruptionsts in the Republican party, not
merely to aid particular schemes inimca to the pub
lie welfare but to further the prof jec long ago de-
tected by The Call and in which William F. Herrin IS
deeply implicated, to turn the State to the fu
sioniss in 1900 The Call, without a single break,
and it may be said with success that marks the COM
nencement OF new era in California, has resisted
every form of monopolistc aggression, whether it
originated with Mr.. Huntington or with any OF his
associates or tributaries. 1t has also welcomed and
commended every evidence OF independence and OF
manhood among Republicans and Democrats as indi-
eating a revival OF the true conception of American
citizenship. The independence that the Examiner
has falsely proessed The Call has actually manifested
in succession OF controversies in which, almost for
the first time in the history of California, the intei
gence and the respectabiy of the people have been
triumphant.
The Examiner is one OF "the bushwhac1ers of
politics" 1t has worn about every costume through
which the meanest hypocrisy and the most unblush-
ing fa1sehood could be detected II fusion Democ-
racy had not constitutonaly revived it would have
been destroyed by the organ that represents It The
Examiner Rainey- Buckley association will not e5-
cape Just fate under the hat of Mayor Phelan or by
hanging on to the coat-tails of Assessor Dodge.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22
AUCTION SALES.
A GRAVE LOCAL ISSUE.

y \ obligation OF the most serious character has
| \ been placed upon the reputable Republican
4 \ voters OF this city. The future government OF
San Francisco will be determined by the decent citl-
zens OF the city Upon the shoulders OF men who
have something at stake and interested in pro-
noting the welfare OF the municipality rests the re-
sponsibiy OF deciding whether future local gov
ernment shall be good or bad. The primary law has
broken the power OF professional politicians TO con
troll conventions and dictate nominations
Every voter has the privilege to participate N
political affairs as free agent exercising his preroga
tive OF individual opinion. With this privilege has
come an obligation which every Republican voter IS
in duty bound to satisfy The local Republican or
ganization has decided to abide by the strict letter OF
the law It has repudiated the crafty bossconceved
scheme Of blanket ticket. It has pledged an abso-
Lutte precinct representation throughout the city and
has won for every voter the right to express his
opinion with his vote in primary politics.
A Republican club has been organized in every
Assembly District OF San Francisco; and the way is
clear for every Republican make himself felt in the
government OF the city 1t is the duty, therefore, Of
every Republican to enroll himself in his Assembly
District club and participate in those affairs that lead
up to conventions and the nomination OF municipal
candidates.
There is no longer an excuse for decent men to
permit professional politicians to rule San Francisco
The primary law has placed local government in the
hands OF those that are best qualified to administer it
If reputable Republicans do not obey their duty the
responsibility OF bad local government will be upon
them and not upon the men who have won corrupt
power through influences that the primary law has
DESTROYED The issue is one that cannot be avoided.
Good citizens must accept their responsibilities,
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22
a DISSOLVING CABINET.

~ the first blush the country will put only one
\ construction upon the resignation of Ager.
1 It will be taken as expression of the Presi-
dents disapproval of the management Of the War
Department, and response to the popular demand
caused by the revelations with beef and other army
scandals. There is at present no doubt that the
resignation was demanded This will not wait long
for confirmation, and when it is known there will be
wrought change in public opinion. To demand the
resignation now will be taken expression of the
administrations need of a scapegoat and of timely
diversion of public attention from the and dis
asters of imperialism in the tropics 1t hardly be
said that Agers beef record and his differences with
General Miles have caused this very late demand for
the purgaton Of the Cabinet of his presence. The
President having laboriously constructed two
missions of inquiry to cleanse A1ger of blame, and
having taken upon himself the sins of Eagan, the
country will slowly but surely reach the conclusion
that the general policies OF the administration need
to rpen in security from public attention before they
can be trusted to command public favor and there
fore it is necessary give the people something to
occupy them
Official etiquette closes Ager's mouth until he lays
down his portfolio as it did John Shermans but then
he may be expected to talk, and many things now
greatly dark will be illuminated.
The designations OF Alger and Sherman are two in
cidents that may well impress the public mind In
politics and their party they enemies bitter
than Conking and Blaine In his book Sherman ac-
cused Alger, point blank of buying negro votes in
the convention which had been pledged to Sherman
for the Presidency, thus defeating the Ohio states
man. For two men in such relation to amcably
in official contact was impossible. However, each
has left the Cabinet for in way nstgated
by the other, but for nhering in the policies
of the President and the necessities of their pursuit
This being true, the country will listen with interest
to what Alger has to say.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22
ROBERT G. lNGERSOLL.

ID Y the death OF Robert G. Ingersoll the country
~ loses one OF the most gifted OF the time
- one who, had he possessed better balanced
BRAIN would probably have been among the foremost
of our statesmen.
His career is a striking proof that the most bril-
liant talents even when accompanied by industry,
courage and energy, fail to accomplish much ii they
are dominated by fixed idea, which colors exag-
geraes and dtors everything presented either to the
mental or the moral vision.
Ingerson was sincere in all the purposes OF his life
and at all time had the courage OF his convictions.
When the war broke out he entered the army aud
served with distinction. During the reconstruction
period he was stanch uphoder OF the policies OF the
Republican party and was OF its most potent
stump speakers His speech in nomination OF
Blaine for the Presidency at the convention Of 1876
is one Of the classics OF American oratory 1t made
his fame national and his name familiar in every
household He was the bright particular OF the
campaign that followed and had he possessed bet
ter balanced intellect he might have aspred to the
highest honors with a fair expectation OF attaining
them.
He could never get rid, however of the fixed idea
that the Christian religion is cruel, unreasonable
survival of barbarc superstition On that subject he
was almost insane. The defect wrecked his career,
though it did not prevent him from attaining wealth
and something of fame His life was stormy and full
OF bitter controversies but all antagonsms ended
now, and the country over his tomb will remember
nothing but his courage his eloquence and his
patriotism
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22

,, o. z-ears of age born in the United
SfatAs Of Chinese parents, from exercls-
INC the right of voting, proNIoed ne mas
the qualifications as TO fes!qehGe "nlG4 iI
30,oei6entiaI election there were eighteen
,io6 Who voted No native of China
t%St is Mongolian-has ever voted in
60 francisco. but natives of China have
oatI tod bIl+ such were the sons of Euro
ooo,, parents born while such parents
we're travelling through China or were Tor
a time resident there.
DIFFERENCE IN TIME. S, City.
Every nerson travelling around the world
from west to east with his watch set TO
the time of the place whence he started,
will note that the sun comes to his merid-
ian or noon. four minutes earlier than
his time for every degree passed over,
one hour for every fifteen degrees and
twentv-four hours for three hundred ana
Who COMPLETES such a journey gains
dav and to dispose of this SuperHuouS
dav so as to make his reckoning corre-
spOnd with that of the place from Wnicn
he gets back. or on which he passes some
certain point or meridian line, ana the
next following day of the week ana
month by the same name ana date' mus
having for example, two Mondays 10
gether. On the other hand, every person
travelling from east to west In making
complete circuit of the earth loses q Gay
and to correct his calendar ne Hu9I snip
one day of some week
There is this difference in time between
San Francisco and the PhIllpp1ne 1SIdHQS.
For example: From 1929 a m 70 Il:
% :25 in San Francisco, July l, 1889, tne
inhabitants of the Navigator Islands IN
the Pacific were in the early part OF tnelr
JuIv 2 while those of the Philippines,
about sixty degrees farther west, adher-
ing to their old calendar, were flnlshlng
T1Ioo "a
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22
The Examiner, Mischief-Maker.

No doubt the President is greatly wor-
ried over the demands of the Examiner
that he send general TO the Philippines
In fact the attitude of this influential
journal probably worries him more than
all the other troubles of his administra-
tion put together. Especially must this
be so of that brilliant editorial signed by
the great w. r. Hearst himself. and
which was such remarkably able pro-
duction that the Examiner printed it
twice in order that it's full significance
of readers. Warwick was a kngmaker,
Hanna is a president maker. but Willie
Hearst is the general maker-that is, gen
eral mischiefmaker. He should swallow
some of his internal policies himself then
go to bed and have a good sweat. Prob
ably this might cure him of his insane de-
sire to run the Government and be the
whole thing" himself.-Marysvill APP
neal.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-22
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