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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
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Robert E. Watson, John ]. Macken, Ed
ward F. Taylor, Fred Fifferl f,red r isheI +,
Daniel r. Thomas Stowa !; Ne"e7F, eroy row
Compton, John S. Geiger, John F. Flynn
Patrick w, Dolet, John Hare, Arthur u
Gierz and Benjamin F. Johns, Presldio oi
the service. of the United States by the
commanding officer of that station. -,
Private James Neary, company M,
discharged from the service OF the y nlleQ
States by the commanding officer OF that
post. -... 41
Twenty-fourth United States Infantry,
Preside, San Francisco, VIII be DIS
charged without honor from the service
of the United States by the commanding
First lieutenant Harry H Stout. ord
nance department, United States Army F.,
viii make such visits as may be necessary
from Benfcia Arsenal to the Freslqlo on
official business in connection with the re-
.ceipt Of ordnance and ordnance stores
from troops being mustered out or the
United States service, and on Completlon
thereof will return to his proper Statlon
after each visit. -
pensions Original--Bradley
S. Davis, Stockton, Sc; John Z; ftllllarQ,
Wheatland, S12; Charles A. Witham, Vet
Bishop, Sc; Leonidas W. Lennon. santa
Barbara, S. Augustus II. Emery. San
Francisco So. Renewal Mark e; How
ard. Bakersiield., 81 tnGreasfenJ95hn John q; e
to IS; James A. Ward. Lytton, $6 to $l2 :
Oregon; AdditonaI-Samuel- b. Ca!iff,
Oregon. City; $40 to $l2> Increase-Peter y
:Winters. Kerby, Sc to :S12; William Frakes,
Logan, IS. to $12 Original widows, etc
Doris G. Blum, Portland, $S
:, washington: Original-Edwin Smith,
*Spanaway, SS. Increase-Peter j Johnson,
Spokane, Sc TO IS: Mannasse Swahk, Port
Angeles S14 S04
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Sfax left again at 3 o'clock in the
morning, avoiding the semaphores, as
she desired not to be signaled until
her arrival at Brest. In order to pre-
vent the military from joining in the
demonstration upon the arrival OF the
Sfax and to enable the authorities TO
cope with any possible disorder all the
troops and marines We're confined to
barracks that evening. but there had
been absolutely. no scene Of disorder
anywhere
AS an illustration of the mystery with
which the Government has surrounded
the movements of Dreyfus, the Asso-
cfated Press is able to state that Ad-
nniraI Barrera. this morning had a spe-
cial train; consisting of two first-class
carriages: concealed in tunnel on the
branch line Between the arsenal and
the matn. line. ready for Dreyfus on the
arrival. of the .SfaX. as the admiral up
TO that time had not been officially noti-
fed Of the arrival of Dreyfus at Rennes.
The orders. for this train were counter
manded on the receipt OF a dispatch
from VI. Niguie, chief Of the secret po-
lice, announcing the arrival of Dreyfus
at RenneS. .r' :...'.
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Fattening Men for the Army.

.: It will astonish those who do not know
the ways of the War Office to hear that,
in spite of all the ridicuIe poured out a
year and a half ago upon the idiotic regu-
lation requiring all candidates for the
army to turn the scale at a certain
weight irrespective of their height, chest
measurement, etc, this regulation is still
being enforced I hear that at the last
army examination several candidates
were rejected under this rule. The
ne plus ultra Of absurdity seems TO have
been reached in one or two cases where
the candidates We're actually told that
they could come up again in three months,
time. so that the authorities deliberately
send a man down to be fattened up be-
fore admission to the army. we snail
hear next that the army "crammer'' has
adopted for his pupils the methods prac-
ticed with SO much SUCCESS by the poul-
try growers of SusseX.-London Truth.
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MEN WHO S.. ......=".. 6 .....=...".. !.
MADE .IR0UB.I. / .
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Continued from. First Page: r.. ...: :

the British lnen-of- war or Safety. The.
Germans. had: gone .onz board. t he. Ger
man: ship F'alke=an German rnerch a1lt
men. for similar safety. and :. in. this.
state of affairs the Smelling Of the
coasts and the. fighting that was done
was to prevent a aggressi0ns$ of the. Ma
taafa men, to preserve order and to IN.
sure safety: ., =. =. s..- i. i :
When Admiral :KautZ= arrived at Apfa
he found the. provisional rgoVernme n.
charge, it. having been recognized by
the three GonsuIs. pending instructions
from their respective goYernnen IT'S.
There was. no :disorde his. Govern.
ment had bee recognized by the three:
Consnls. forthe purpose of preserving
order. and#Was doing SO faithfully. The
Tanu people that were arrested We're.
arrested for the reason that they. were
creating. trouble. The British Consul
continually. pu DISTINCTIONS in the way
| of the PROVISIONAL government and.
wrote Mataafa= threatening letters for
the purpose o maxim 6. It as difficult. as
possible f0r%tlle provisional government
! to. maintain Peace; but this was. evil
deptIX part of the" pros rarl1ne.. There:
We're no. Afnefica an; English or. 44eE-=
T mani. refugees on zaIi III oft ne stips....
few. peop pie: had. {. taken refuge. on the.
ships on. JaIftlary ..i + When NGataafa s.
people overthreN* Chambers, court and
chased liim*to the wars hips but they
did not:rernain there .overa week: AS.
soon as the proXisi onaf f#gGVe rf1IlIe ii had.
restored: peace =the. .refUgees returned to
their homes When. K aiitz. a rriyed early
I~in March: there had. been no refugee on
any IF i he hips f1r.=fllF FIs: / l.C this
and. i14s steal pf pres servf g. the. peate.i E
was Admiral @fXautz htlase Who dis.
tarbed *it, and =it.@Was the events which.
followed that ca used t he people. to flee
to: the<WaTshi hips:: .@ .>. = : ".
There=is much more 10 be: sa:id on this.
| subject. and: on other subjects. -relating=
to. Samoa which will eNerttially.. be.
made public. Reliable correspondents
/ are arriving. there and will soon be.
heard from, and it is gratifying to know
that from now on we win not be .:en-.
tireFy dependent upon the reports of the
young Australian, inspired by the. Chief
Justice. .-
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TO CREATE VAST
!. RAILWAY |: !. SYSTEM
w. K.Vanderbilt Wants
!. .....==. to. Be a King.
A COMBINATION G, b. i !. /. IN OF. F /. LINES
EXPECTED TO SOON REACH FROM
. MAINE TO CALIFORNIA. FL.
Roads which the. Family q, Through
the Aid of Pierpont*. ..::-* Is:
Morgan, Expect to. Get >.= x. i. : :.
...... - Control OF. s.. .. = !.
EXPECTED TO SOON REACH FROM
]. . MAINE TO CALIFORNIA. ~
Special. DLspatch to The Call:

# NEW YORK July IA Il A nlorning: pa
per says William Ky Vanderbilt has set
out to become railroad king he
United States and to Great ate=the= bi iggesst
railroad. system ever conceived: + /. e
means to consolidate the ~ vanderbilt
TRANSFORMATION interests into one COM
@ra1ly- that will reach from Maine in . he
East to California in It he west. ".
The lease BY the New < ork. Centrasll a q or
the Boston and Albany Railroad, just
completed, is merely one step IN. Nm NJ T.
=Vanderb bflt,s scheme: II is plan. INCLUDES
the apture of. =nl a ny railroad. lines all
ready y under the anderbtlt= influence
but which Will not surrender without a
struggle. .. # .> >.:> .. 4. :.
The=union OF the. New. York" Central.
Michigan Central and Lake Sflore*roads
gives the Wander bilt s two lines ".@1roln
New York Ito BuffaIo--the< New y ork
Central and. :*-yNest Shore and. three
roads from Buffalo, to- Chicago, for the
Nfclleplate. is as *nluch the. property OF
the Ia Ike. .Shore=aS S=the West shore is OF
the Central 3y|=tlle. absorptiOn#of the
Boston and Albany. these lines ~ nave
ia New England out let an q a. New Eng
land inlet for t he Boston and'%AIbany
will feed. the \ anderpiLt sys stelll'= Win
.westborlIl d freight: Z. -:
The Chicago and Northwestern. Rail
road, which has an@efofn1ollss Ste territory
west of tile Windy ty., =ar >.ad van
taeeo ous1 traffic aIrang nle1l 1lts %Ay1th*the e
Union f2aeifi road us already. y more 7i,;. or
less a Vanderbilt corporation: p, ne
Nanderbilts. not absolutely own IT,
but the=t tendency toward railway con-
.sclidati0n Will d0u btlesS soon. result IN
its lease. by one of the ~ Vanderbilt Iines-
= he #JJnfon Pacific. and Oregon. Shat
Fine may be appropriated later. In the
south and Southwest the. Big F9ur ana
Chesapeake and Ohio are already Van;
deTbflt lines, and It is believed they will
be entirely absorbed in a very short
time.
It is: possible that in New England Mr.
Vanderbilt may decide to take in the
Fitchburg Railroad, Central Vermont;
Boston and Maine, Maine Central and
New York and New Haven.
These consultations represent a gl-
gantic compact, but when the enor-
NOUS wealth of the Vanderbilt family,
and the fact that the Vanderbilts have
]. Pierpont Morgan for an ally are
taken into consideration the matter
looks more simple.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
SAVED A NICKEL
By Carrying His Own Egg for His
Glass of Sherry. +

=. =" Give me glass of sherry he said to
the man: behind the bar; don't fill the
glass too. full. ...[
1.-THE bartender winked at me and put
the sherry bottle and a wineglass on the.
bar The middle-aged man felt carefully
in the tail pocket OF his coat and nc a drew ,,'
IN refrOm an egg Breaking. the shell, he
.emptied the contents into the Wineglass
and poured enough sherry on..top of it 70:
fill the glass to the hrim. Then ne tossed
the drink. off, laid down 10 cents ana:
: That beats me- I exclaimed, when*he
was out of heaPing.. Ever seen it done
sbefore? :.
: = Yep. several times, by him. answered
the bartender. 'One.Of the SOFT that plays
'em close. you know. Saves 5 cents
:ey ry time he takes drink. for the
regular price of sherry and egg is 15 cents
as you probably know. Where does he get
the eggs? Search me. Guess he must
ihave hens. or else: stand in with a man
who does, for the.eggs he brings here all
look just as if they. were newly laid.
Good day.! "-PhiBadeIphia Inquirer. -:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
TRAGEDY IN AN
OREGON |. :.:'I. HOME n |.
Knife Weld ed by a
Wronged Husband. +
CUTS HIS WIFE's THROAT T.
AND cARvEs UP HIS sPoUsFs
FEMALE FRIEND, f. "= i
uses Knife and Razor on nj Himself il
and Then Takes Big -
Dose of. strych-=..... :. II. +: j.
nine. ...-5..=...
Special DLsDatea to The. ..eAlI- .

+. GARFIELD, Wash. July IA. hor-=
rible tragedy occurred this mornlns,
five miles west of. this place. A youiis
man named Roby Gragg@ cut ;. tEe s,
throats of his wife and a woman
guest, and then took big dose OF
strychnine and + slashed his own.
throat. All three are yet alive but nut IN. IN.
a critical condition. :.
. Gragg is about 33 years of age ana
lives onthe farm of john BIshop.
Yesterday. he says he. detected his Wl1e
and a nefghbor named Fitzgerald IN a
compromising position, to. which act,
he believed his wife's guest Mrs.
Maude Carroll of Spokane, was an ae[:
complies, Cfragg was greatly wrought
.1p by the. discovery. ffe spent "a
sIeepiess: night with pelghbor 70
whom he told his troubles. He SAID
he intended to go: to. Gart1elde. IN Ihe
morning. to arrange. for a division OF OF
his property. and a separation. from ms ms
wife. :'.:.+..: =.
About 4 O'Clock: he set out, stating
he would go by way of his home and
change his ;cIothes.1 On ARRIVING there
he asked his wife for his gun and she
told him that she. had hid he tlen:
whipped out his pocket. knffez,a rd az az
tackled her. He slashed her =throat ana
face and stabbed her in the ahdomen;
To escape further injury she=:.fe1gned
death She may recover. He then
made for=tha other woman and BUTCH
cred her. up in q frightttu manner
Then after trying the knife. on ms
zthroat he ran upstairs for ms razor
and both women streaming with biooa.
and in their night clothes, fed TO "a
neighboFis. -
Gragg- used the razor on his own
throat. almost seVering the windpipe.
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9o:.os.4sso:.o:9o:..>a g

inc the good opinion which all but the
professional oppositionists had for him
From the very beginning he has care care
fully kept within the limits of his pre-
negatives. yet every one. seems: to real
ize that the Government is: really re-
publican in spirit and has been. formed
in accordance. with his sturdy 9enlo7
ten1ptuous Indifference for the. calumny'
threats ana insinuations has also Ia
vorably affected the public mind.
Some attempt TO create confusion was
made by a ridiculous ruLnor that ne was was
going to resign. This report reached
President Loubet's ears He dlsPQseu
Who talk that, way. don't know nae. j
was not put in the Elysee for my pleas
ure. You may, therefore. be sure that
I shall not leave it for the pleasure or
others" -. ' -.-
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
MORR0 CHANNEL IS
SLOWLY FILLING UP
1t Low Tide a Man Can Now Walk
Over to MORO
Rock

MORRO. July IA remarkable change
has recently taken place in what is known
as the north channel between the main
land. and Morro Rock. near this place.
A few months ago the channel was of
sufficient width and depth for vessels of
deep draught to pass through into Morro
f3a{ as the sheet of water south OF the
rock is known Now. however, sand has
drifted in and has been thrown UP to such
an extent that at low tide one may walk
from the mainland TO the toWerIng g. .sAat1t
of rock. - -. L
out. rock used in the bredkWater= has
caused son1e::of MORO Rock. to: become
ljsIodged. partially filling up>the channel
and c8using the drifting sand to colFect I
around it. ana form the*bar But for sue h.
& wide and. deep channel to- become $50:
Instructed by' that means within. 50 short
a tIl.}eis .eGnside very rem kabl ): and
the theory above advanced. may not yyllol-:
iy accoLnt.fO the pllepOInenor n: ::.@<.s = :#
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
INTERESTS THE PEOPLE
OF THE PACIFIC COAST
Contract for Building the New Dry
dock at Mare Island Has
=. II. Been Awarded.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The contract
for. building the new drydock at Mare
island has heen awarded to: the Atlantic
Gulf. and Pacific Construction company
.of New y YoEk" city, It's hid#Was> $IzS, wv:
.Iol7n .NIcNIullen- of the: IN: tranclsGo.
fgriiI ee y; who has been in Wash
2fnpt0n. IS a member of i his: co1npan : -
{" The following Califor1ia osfInasters-
we're. appointed: to day: 81. o. IreSsleF, ;.
Lake City Modoc CountyS vice =ANtllIaIn I an
S Jacobs removed; 5; John = 94lTlS re-. M " T.
ford. <Ilassan County, ylee*A- ~: w eIIp @
resigned; Mrs: Susan CIR little. fto ock'
80 An ftefes County: vice x. A: EnnlonS,:
resigned; Mrs. Bessie M E1olln eS,@:l 1ed.
rick Trinity. County; vice Mary Bartlett,
resigned Mrs NJ y: eaaoea f1ed7
Lincoln ,Sonntag# haSi:been. authorlZed .py:
the Interior Departing emit to- represent Gil.
ents. before thatd eI5a.rtIrlefrlltt:
:. Tfe following .addttlo al Iet
i1alye been appointed in California; Frank;
b. Haywood, Berkeley. $500 per, a1l1lll M;
Henry p. fFaYesy Mar55syi lfe3z $6oO = aInes
w. Goldman, Santa Il osa, SGglo.. g; .:4
A rnlv: -orders:* BY. direction of the Sec
=retary; of War the following assessments
to regi1l1elits of officers reeently y promoted.
y:frt I.=pronotet from first lieutenant, s to
date from June %. He will proceed. to
commanding general, artInent of. Cali
forlfa IL for assignment to. :. temporary.
flIItV. CAPTAIN =f2ercfNal 2: e.. Lowe,
to the TWenty-fffth 1 United II: States
infant III CoInpanY f, Ito date from
June s.. He will proceed to- join his1coni-
.panyz upon. its arrival in the Philippine
islands, First = Lieutenant James s.:
Parker; to the Sixth Cavalry, Troop f, to
date from April 81. HewiEl proceed@t@. San
Francisco. and report: in person to the
commanding general. Department of Cali
fornia: for temporary dtltyas -: 49,. -:
PriVat esz.. William Cunnin gham, f our
teenth United states Infantry .1nag-
United - States Infantry, 4slnassi gned; ;
James f. Rien, twentieth United States
Infantry una ssfgned; 3 Wi Ham F.. HAM
bers. s. .Twenty=thfrd=' United States In
fantry.< unassigned; Recruits Harry Boyd.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
CAPITALIST WRIGHT .
IS AGAIN IN TROUBLE
This Time. He Is Arrested for OBJ
structing a Street in -..-..
=: TarIxSnllr -.

SAN RAFAEL, July 1.-The war be
tween c. w. Wright, president of the
Larkspur Land and Trust Company,
and Attorney w. H. Mahoney was Wig
orously renewed to-day, when Wright
was aaain arrested for obstructing a
public highway at I1arkspur, The, conf
plaint, flied in. Justice Rodden: S. court
by. George. e. BuckeF, alleges that
Wright QDstructed Sycamore. avenue
while knowing that. he. had NO right TO
do, so. All in. all there are about ten
ca sas pending against the LarkspUr
caIaitaiist~ seNera1 Resting on appeal IN
the Superior CnuEts In fact, Alahoney
has proved an opponent Of such pusl-
nps$ffk tendency that Wright was re
Gently forced to. mortgage his properly
to secure funds. t. .-.
''NIahoney. is the cause: of all# my
troubles" said Wright to-day y nave
been arrested a GOZefa times in the las I
year and in each instance. he has pros
etuted me for the District Attorney. 1T
is a case of spite work, and / cannot re
pair a bridge or improve any. of my
property Without being arrested Tor ltE .
.Mahonpy .+declares. that. Wright .hSf 5
attempted to ride rOughShod@ over the
citizens of: Iiaykspur: simply because ne
owns. the greater part Of the town. r. 5e
saws that cGnvfctioIis secured against
WTjght for; obstructing the public
Streets seem to have no effect. hut That
the capitalist rides.:fn= the face Of the
law simply because of q bulldog pertitl-
acity which prevents him from quitting
when he has. enough. It wiz not be
long. until. the case of: W. II: PurteHe
against Wright, in which the plaintiff
claims $4,000 damages for arr alleged
alienation of the affections of his wife
will come up in court Taken in con-
junction with the numerous other
charges pending against him. Wright
IN ncrf ni i,,11- l,a1-n his hands full
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
NO. CONCESSIONS
TO CANADIANS
Now They Claim the
Porcupine District.
STAND OF The. DOMINION
1T Is TO TAKE ALL IN SIGHT
:. AND ASK FOR MORE.
Embassador choate Reported to Have
Received Instructions to De-.
liver What Is Almost an
Ultima tum.
Special Dispatch to: The Call.

NEW :YORK,,--@July= la Press :spe=
ciaI from: w Washington says; The Do.
ninton Government has laid a claim to
the. Porcupine= district and has insisted
that Shall be resigned as Canadian
territory. in the. nodus= viyendi. This
came. as an after proposition when the
temporary boundary was supposed to
have been agreed upon. by the United
States. and Great Britain. + It has. shown
the President. and Secretary Hay that
c0neiliati ton: an d concession are: lost
upon the Canadians; that the time has
come for. the. American Coy to
stand against further greed. ..-:". :,
1. ambassador C'hoate= has received pos.
Tive Instructions. He has been df-
.rected* to- notify Great Britain that the
United States cannot. entertain the.
most recent proposition for "a tenlpo--
ra.ry Alaskan boundary: He has been
told to say that If the proposition is In
sisted upon this Governnlen cannot
continue negotiations. The position OF
the United States is. almost an*ultt-
IIiatulIl. ~ s...:. !. s.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
: :, I-N,IGHTS OF. PYTHIAS

The grand chancellor has announced
the following yl&itat ticns*for. the first three
weeks of July: o San: Pedro on. the list,
when there. will. be. ia. special convention
Of San Pedres sEod ge.z July:33, to-. sealIta q
Barbara; Joint convention of. Santa Bar
with Santa Barbara. Lodge July s.; Car
pint eria,5 special convention of. Seaside
.Iodge:z july. s." BueraT Ventura; Vent ura
I 36tige: July San Fra ncisco; all the city
lodges. except Ronaa.and Jefferson in Joint
convention In Ply hfan= Cas- tle;;* July II
san ancisco, Joint Convention of Roma
Joint: -IneetiTg of Oakland. Live Oak,
=Br0ollfN Liberty. Alameda; West Oak
<laId,=. Piedmont {, T. niNerSi ty and Amazon
lodges lin ::the...l1alI of Oakland. lodge;
July %. To- CoffdX; Col fax Lodge. July II,
to- Sacramento, joint convention of Sacra-
nj el}to Columbia a, Confidence. and. Capt
=tQI. lodges: in the hall = OF sacramento
Lodge. = -
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
ARMED. MEN ARE !. .... ...... ...
:. /. ... SWEARING VEN GEAN NCE
Sheriff .Powerless to. Act at Carterville.
H.. and the. Situation Is Very --:... ..
!: ri !: Serious: -. :. .-.-.. 4

:. MARION. Ill; July 1.---1 he situation.
.at. CarteIIi1le. t. "a late hour to-nig ght.
looks: more e threateniIIg than al any
flEeyious time. f.daJl.I a1.ge numbers
of*iai1Iers: from. 9th er I9l aces. have been
coming .iIiz unit if=seXe XeraI hundred armed:
and. desperate. IN en- Z haze *eoTgfe gated
upon II re =*Iflain street, heavily armed.
and. sTyea ring. ven geanGe@ against the
Brjisl :IiI Iless:*. A Tarse quantity of ann
frIurlitiOIr Vas RECEIVED oIr#th he 9 @ lock.
train by the strikers and a: blood en- :
gagemerlt may be- ooked. for. before.
nfQrring:* Z. 81 ~ II . : : & .sz !:
"a citing CfoYerrfor y ard err has Just
wired Sheriff =tfF8'5 that STATE e. troops.
have been ordered Z to- arterXiIle les The.
Sheriff has "a rlsHsreet tl at he as power t
lass TO: .act*aIld that fe. and property.
are both in. danger:.@z :.. s 81 I. ;.=.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
MAY NOT GET THE. BURBANK.
Moroseo Encounters Some Trouble at
Los. Angeles. = s. :.:... +: :..

Los ANGELES July. 1.-THE. lease @of
the Burbank Theater. TO. Walter Moroseo
of San Francisco may vet fail through.
AIor0sco@ has signed all Of the. documents
but John Griffin; acting. for the. Burbank
estate, has not yet attached his signature.
He may refuse TO do so until he has be-
:eorIle# convinced t nat tn e com binatfon be-
tween NI0rosco< and larry Wyatt, in
W flfcf the latter declares Alor0sco played
him # Use; Will. not for a certainty ma
terra iZe.5 III Il; :.
8 Griffin sides with Moro sec in the con-
stroYersy " with Manager Harry Wyatt; and
declares that he would never. lease his
theater1 for t he .ptlrp pose of having it de-
preciate4 as a place of amusement. Mo
rosco insists that he never agreeds to
throw out the bookings of the house now
existing, while " Yatt says that not only
did the prospective manager from San
Francisco promise to play only cheap. at
that he would have: no use for the Fraw-
ley Company. -:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
BURG0MASTERS CALL. s..
UPON KING LEOPOLD
VIII Not Be: Responsible for the
Maintenance. Of Order if the
Electoral Bill Is. Not :: .=".* = !:
: With1raWn:

BRUSSELS july THE Burgomasters
of Brussels, Ghent, Antwerp and I4iege
were. received in audience by" King. Leo.
pold to-day. They informed.IIis Mai esty .
that they could no longer be held: respoIl- s 3
sible fol: the maintenance. of: 0rdersff the:
Ministry did not. withdraw; the: electoral
bill. The King replied that his -possibilf-
=: -. =. :. :. -
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
F:RIE.N1,S.... .iifr TIE -FOREST. :.

:. The social that was given last Tuesday
night by Pioneer Lodge of the Friends of
The Forest vas a delightful affair that
was enjoyed by more than a hundred per
darces. and the affair was managed by
Mrs. Cora Wentzel, Miss /. 1RoSevear,
Mrs, Annie Thompson, Mrs. Annie +.
Horne, Mrs NJ Bochu and Mrs. :ilena
Sholteii.
LINCOLN Lodge is making great prepara-
tions for the installation of its officers to-
morrow night. There Will BE a pleasing
entertainment after the ceremony Of in
stallatiOu r.'..'.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
.E..N GIFTS. oF.THE MACCARFES

I TIlessmo ker given last: Tuesday night by
Golden: West. Tent was, as has already
been" noticed in the local columns, .a <xeT:v
great success: just before the smoker
the tent obligated ten: candid ates and re-
<ceiYed six appiie Ions sc. that now the
tent has two Hundred and ffty-siX nerI-
@bers. <~:.s-,; :==- "..==
Pacific Tent at its review last Monday
nfght=inftia ten candidates. -.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
stockton's Teachers Departing.

STOCKTON, July .1.-Stockton's delega-
ton at Los Angeles. left this evening for
that city. The party is headed by City
Superintendent of Schools Barr. The dele
CATION took the evening train in order to
cross Tehachapi: by. daylight. "A large
portion of the big school exhibit was also
shipped. This has been gathered with
great care and the Board of Education
believes it will attract considerable at
tention. Another delegation will leave in
the morning, taking practically all of the
teachers to the great gathering.