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The record-union., 1899-11-04

THE loss Of gold is great; the loss
of health is more" Health is lost by
neglecting to keep the blood pure
Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies. enriches
and vitalizes the blood and thus saves
both gold and health. go
! Hoods Pills cure biliousness. sick
headache.
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TO RENr-A MODERN HOUSE OF Z
rooms; electricity Throughout. Inquire
on the premises, 1880 street.
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WANTED by COLORED WOMAN.
chamberwork or general housework;
good plain cook. Apply 11191S Third
street. n3-2te
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The Pressmeu for Clark,

The printing pressmen of the city are
said by Charles Mcmahon and B.
Roller, prominent members of that fra
ternity, to be almost solid for George
H Clark for Mayor.
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Sweeney Found Guilty.

In Justice Anderson's court yesterday
Carl Sweeney, who was mixed up in
the International Hotel fight the other
night, was found guilty of battery and
will be sentenced this morning.
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$40 EIGHTH ST.-ROOMz WITH GOOD
! board, Mrs M. r. HESSER.
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ACTIVE NAN OR LADY WANTED BY
long established house to employ and
superintend agents; $50 per month and
expenses. ZEIGLER & CO., Monon
Building, Chicago. n1-4-5
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WANTED-BY AN ELDERLY MAN A
situation to do chores around place,
city or country; wages no object. Ad-
dress Joseph Farmer, Sacramento, CAL
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MEETING NOTICES.

SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF THE SAC
ramento Pioneers, meet at your hall
Important business. All Pioneers are re-
quested to be present.
n4-2t FLORA E. LUTHER President
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1920 EIGHTH ST-2 NICELY FUR
nished rooms; one a front one.
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NINE. FRANCES MOELLER-vOCAL
culture Ochsner Bldg, rooms Al and AZ.
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G.; F. JONES. TEACHER OF MANDo-
I'm, guitar and banjo. Eight lessons for
10 liza II street. Both phones
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NOTICE. WILL NOT BE RESPONSE
BILE for any bills contracted in my name
without written order from me. JOHN
F. SCHULTZ. n3-3ts
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DIR. T. WAH HING, 7o7 ] ST. HOURS
7-9 q. m, IA and 7-9 p. m. Tel. 934 blk.
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EXPERT VIOLIN MAKER AND RE-
pairer; makes violins, mandolins, gui-
tars and base fddles. AIS J.
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MRS. HELLOMS, LADIES' SHAMPOO
ing and manicuring. Dandruff and fall
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FOR MAYOR VOTE FOR CLARK, AND
for good nursery stock ring up Louis
Bahrs. Phone white 484
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L. AUKER, GENERAL BLACKSMITH
ing and horseshoeing. 22d and n streets.
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NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNIT-
ure bought snd sold. WALTER LONG
BOTTCM, 1909 street. Cap. phone 844.
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ST. ANDREWS P. E. MISSION, TWEEN
ty-third and K streets-Services to-mor-
row by Rev. A. George at II a. m. and
7:30 D. m. II
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RAG CARPET WEAVING; OLD Carpets
made into rugs. Mrs. Johnson. 1214 Sth.
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CITY PRICES-ALL KINDS OF PLEAT-
ing done 2405 N street. Mrs. A. Krutt-
schnitt. Phone, Sun. black SIS
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GENERAL NOTICES.

MRS. M. BEEBE. EXPERIENCED PRO-
fessional nurse. 405 Fifteenth street
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J. G. McCULLY. SHOEMAKER, 4O5 J,
has removed to 613 K street.
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TO LET OR RENT.

HOUSE HUNTER" FREE: CONTAINS
all vacant houses, flats, location, prices,
etc; also other matters. Cap. and Sac.
Transfer Co., 906 K.
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6Os1s / STREET-CHANGED HANDS
Nicely furnished front rooms, in house.
keeping suites, or single rooms.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH,
Seventh, J and XIV. E. Vaughan pas
tor. Ali cordially invited. Residence 1877
Ninth street 1T
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JOHNSON, WILSON & Co-sACRA-
mento Foundry and Machine WORKS;
iron castings, model making and ma
chine work. All on short notice. Work
guaranteed. -sllL.
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All KEUNG, LAUNDRYMAN, 500 N ST..
corner of Fifth. Washing. returned twice
a week. Phone 628, 4 bells.
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GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. COR
ner Twelfth and K street-C F. Oehler
pastor. Services at 1920 a. M and 7:36
invited 1ts
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TO LET-1sso I ST., 7-RooM Dwell
cheap rent to good, permanent tenant
with or without carpets and range.
HAWK & CARLY. 10l4 Fourth street.
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2l15 I ST.-s11; FIVE UNFURNISHED
rooms with pantry and bath, upstairs.
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LosT-FouND.

A FOUR-YEAR-OLD BLACK MARE
ran away Thursday afternoon at 5
o'clock from slS alley, between ] and
K. Notify saloon, 918 street, and be
rewarded. n22ts
FOUND-A PLACE TO GET YOUR
shoes repaired while you wait. Shoes
made to order, $3.50 and up; boots. Sc
and up. Boston Shoe Shop, 511 K ST.
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED By
electric needle Miss Eaton, 929 K.
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WANTED.

STORAGE-FURNITU PIANOS, Etc.
Get our big vans, trucks or wagons to
do your moving. Cap and Sac. Van and
Storage Co., 906 X street.
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HORSES CLIPPED BY ELECTRICITY.
DR.. Foxs Hospital. Ills Tenth street.
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DIR. ALFRED ]. THOMAS.
49, e----DENTIST-
Successor to H. H. Pierson. k11h J 1t.
Hours to s.
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TO LET-sO ACRES, IMPROVED, NEAR
Orangevale; small cash rental. 211 K.
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DIR. B. F. sToLL, DENTIST. THE
Ruhstaller bldg, s. e. corner Of Ninth
and ] streets. Phone. Sunset black 67S.
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LADIES WARM WINTER SHIRT
waists; all underwear and wrappers
manufactured by Suie Sing Co, 613 st.
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r. F. TEBBETs.
-DENTIST.-
914 Sixth street, between AMI J. west
side. opposite congregational Churchs
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DENTISTRY.

REMovED-DR: W. Q. GIRARDY TO
the L. L. Lewis buiid1ing, 5ah street
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NTED-SITUATIONS BY Two Young
women, nousework, house cleaning
chambermaid or washing. Apply 903 8
street. n4-3t*
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S14 L STREET-A GOOD FRONT SUITE
nicely furnished, with electricity; or in
single rooms
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WANTED-S UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
with use of small yard or small cot
tage. Address b. B. G.. this Office. n4-2t'
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LOO H ST.-SOME VERY ATTRACTIVE
furnished rooms, with board.
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PROF. COLLINS STOPS FAILING Hair
and grows it on bald heads. 401 ] st.
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DR.. w. A. ROOT. DENTIST. PHONES,
Sunset black 116; Capital S14 8l4 X
Street, Sacramento, Cal.
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MANHATTAN HOUSE. 315 X STREET
A very nice furnished housekeeping suite
and other single rooms.
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DIR. ]. B. SIMMs. DENTIST-OFFICE
Stoli building. Fifth and K streets.
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528 I STREET-TWO FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping.
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housework; family two; need not be ex-
perienced in cooking: wages SO. Apply
2l30 Twenty-f1rst street.
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WANTED-s1,OO 900 ON RANCH PROPER
ty until April st. Address Ranch. this
office. n3-2t*
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WANTED-A RELIABLE MAN WITH
good references as solicitor for the
largest and most popular fraternal in
surance organization in America: good
wages for competent man. Address
W., this office. n3-3ts
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Low RENT TO RIGHT PARTIES
Good corner store and barn; also rooms
upstairs and down. 7S0 O street
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x1 H sT.-NICELY FURNISHED Rooms.
with board. MRS BARBER
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, /, BE-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth.-Sunday
school at 9:45. Preaching at II a. M
pastor and people. A welcome to all 1t
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PRESBY TERRA N
Church, Sixth and L streets.-Rev. r. j.
Johnston, pastor. Morning subject: The
Men and the Kingdom 1t
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8. Hoskinson, pastor Morning: "Out
of the Fog" Evening: THAT Juniper
Tree" Come and welcome lis
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13
NoMaHn And OIcINITY.

Byron w. King
Opera house tonight
Auspices of Zeta Sigmas.
Smoke the Admiral Dewey,
Messengers clothing is the best
j. L. Miller was in Ithaca Monday on
business.
Poultry bone and oyster shells at the
Alma Feed store.
John T. Mathews of Ithaca was in
Alma on Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. .. Dallas is visiting RELATIVES
in Perrinton this week.
E. n. Chadwick has the contract for
filling the Sanitarium and Wright House
! ice houses.
w. S. Turck was in Grand Rapids this
week on business connected with the
Soldiers Home.
Mrs John Hicks left on Monday for &
short TIP in the eastern and southern
part of the state.
Mrs. Walter Reed and two children o.
Remus spent a portion of last weel
with Mrs. 9. Rush.
Get pair of mems rubbers, ladies
rubbers, misses rubbers or children
rubbers at Pettyjohn's store.
Byron w King at the opera house to
night. Reserved seats on sale at Webb
drug store without extra charge.
1t is a good time of the year to sub
scribe for your local paper Start tn
new year right--don't borrow you
neigbor's paper longer.
Byron w. King delighted a larg
audience when here last year and tn
Zeta Sigma society is to be congratulate
upon securing him again this year. TIL
advance sale for tonight guarantees
large attendance.
We are in receipt of a descriptiv
pamphlet setting forth the beautio
of Thomasville, Ga. The pamphl,
came with the compliments of Mrs
a. Vliet who with Mr.. Vliet and daught
er Alice, is sojourning in the sout
this winter in the hopes of beneftin
| her daughters health.
We have been informed by one of III
| members that a Limburger Club M
| been organized in Alma, and that I'll
first meeting of the club was held o
Saturday evening last. The origini
| charter members are some of the repr,
! sentative young ladies Of the town an
the entire purpose Of the club is the ev
| dent consumption OF such palatab
dishes as limburger cheese, sauerkrol
and other kindred German dishes. "
have not been informed as TO whetht
the masculine portion of the communii
| is to be admitted TO membership or no
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-06
FOREIGN pRIErs.

LIMA. Peru.--There has been heavy
fail in the price of wheat in the Chilean
market.
LIMA. Peru.-The political outlook In
Peru Is improving and 1t is believed that
the presa Dental election will pass off
peaceably-
PARIS. The public prosecutor will open
an inquiry into the proceedings OF the
Jeuenesse Royalste, the society of Young
Royalists. which is charged with violating
the law Of associations.
MA.-Aceording to khe latest advices
from the seat of hostilities in Bolivia the
tederalites or insurgents now hold Coch-
abampa. Potosi and Santa Cruz, but Prosi-
dent Alonzo has reduced their positions
near Oruro
LoNDoN--The London papers comment
with sympathy and approval on a long
letter which Alfred Austin, the poet lau-
reate addressed 10 Colonel John Hay. the
American secretary of state, appealing
! on the ground of The unity of the English
speaking peoples for equal copyright in all
English speaking countries for all books
written in English.
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week later another young member was
attacked and badly beaten. Tho next day
o third had his eye knocked cut. but on
this occasion two OF bis assailanta were
arrested The last and bloodiest exSDrt Of
the Cantonese was accomplished in one
of the busiest streets OF Bangkok
Chinamsn. who had offended rho laws OF
this society, was murdered IN cold blood.
The authorities suspect that some dan
gerots and FAR reaching plot ~ being
Matched by powerful secret societies OF
Bangkok.
r. Is reported at Toxic that the for
nign office has ordered Rank Yu Vile and
other Chinese refugees In Toxic to leave
Japan after presenting them with large
sum OF money. Therefore kang yu Vic
and other Chinese refugees will shortly
proceed to America and England. Count
0kuma is reported TO have raised their ex
pcnses.
The agreomen, by which Japan Joined
the international copyright agreement viii
shortly be promulgated.
Japanese papers publish further details
OF The resent earthquake. The center of
the earthquake was in Nara project.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.


y NEW YORK, Pierpout Morgan sailed for
europe on the Celeste.
NEW YORK 1t is stated that s2s5. 900 has
oeen SUBSCRIBED toward the construction of
the el,ocooOO alumni BAN at Yale University.
New York. Miss Jane Morgan. sister OF
MISS Mildly Morgan, the famous live stock re.
porter, is dead AZ her home IN Livingston
- J., of diphtheris. aged 81 wears
CHARLESTON. S. C.-The annual confer
encs Of the Mormon Elders engaged in mis-
sionary work In the South is IN session here
There are twenty delegates present.
DETROIT, Mich After attempting to
Walter Miller aged 80. foreman In the DETROIT
Soap works, sent two bullets into his own
brain and died almost instantly.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.--The bill proyId
ing for the INCORPORATION OF the St Louis
worlds fair TO celebrate in 1908 the Cen
tenrial OF the Louisiana Purchase was passed
by the senate. II has already been nassed by
the house.
NEW ORLEANS The National board OF
steam navigation adopted resolutions urEipe
congress TO afford immediate relief to com.
merce Of the Mississippi valley by deepen
ing South Pass where the requisite y fee'
has not been maintained lately.
PRINCETON. n Harvard got the de
cision over tho Prineetons in the inter
collegiate debate Princeton had the affirma-
tive and Harvard the negative side OF tbs
question Resolved. That a formal alliance
between the United states 3nd Great Britain
for the protection and Advancement OF theii
common interests Is advisable.
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STATE.


II rsined.
giant combination OF square bale In
tsrests to light the round bale combine is
said TO be In process OF formation.
Captain Of Engineers Richie has been In
structed TO proceed with the Buffalo ship
channel project.
Members OF the First Texas will not get
any cut rates from Galveston owing to an
agreement between railroads.
Next meeting Of the State medical ssso-
citation viii be held At san Antonio
Knights Templars will have Important
business to transact al Fort Worth.
Further returns from the municipal cleo
tons held In Texas Tuesday
Smallpox patients at Bryan are being
discharged aud no new cases have been
found
MIR. Crane will. It is said, be esked TO
cutter the congressional nomination race
against r. ~ Burke.
Chambers has been stamped out In What
ton county.
o. .. Cannon was held without bail for
tbo murder of w. A. Gray OF Franklin.
Texas and Louisiana lumber panufac-
turers met at Beaumont and discussed an
advance in prices.
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THE EDICT PRAISED.
Foreigners Think the Procia nation
should settle All Doubt.

should settle All DOUBT.
Manila April 5.--There are persistent
rumors today that Aguinaldo, tho insnr-
gent leader, has been supplanted in the
control of the Filipino affairs by General
Antonio Luna, commander in chief OF the
Filipino forces. Luna Is described as being
typical belligerent.
The proclamation of the United states
commission was posted in the streets,
printed in English, Spanish and Tsgalo
today. II was also distributed In the out
side towns as far as Malolos and has been
received with marked attention by the
natives generally, and has been approved
by number of representative Manilians
The Spanish bankers here who have
been interviewed on the matter are optim-
istic on the attitude of the Americans, as
suming that it indicates that the decisive
policy will undoubtedly be successful.
The editor of Oceanic thinks the proc
lsmation is the most polite document ever
published in the Philippines, and It is
bound to convince the wavering of the
folly OF further hostilities.
An English merchant says the first
clause with reference to ~ establishment
and maintenance of American sovereignty
and warning the rebels should settle the
question 10 the mind of every thinking
Filipino.
Scotch ship owner thinks 1t does not
leave any further doubt as to the policy
of the United States, and consequently
Aguinaldo must submit to the inevitable,
as the continuance of hostiltties is OPP
posed to the best interest OF the Fllipinos'
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try should be the lead in any move
ment in the interests OF peace
x-Presidsnt Harrisons letter says
For myself and much more for the great
body OF It's citizenship express the de-
sire Of America for peace With the wnols
world. It would have been vain to sug-
gest The pulling down OF block houses or
family disarmament TO the settlers on
hostile Indian frontier They would have
told you rightly that the conditions were
not ripe. Aud so II may be, and II IS
probably true that a full application o.
the principles are not at present posi-
Bile, the devil still being unchanged.
ut Is by spirit OF love aud torbear..
ance mastering the civil Institutions and
governments Of the world. that we shall
approach universal peace and adopt arbi-
trstion methods OF settling disputes.
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NEUROLOGICAL.

WlGGS. -Yoskun. Texas, April t-x
W. Wigs died yesterday morning. y
"a years, Deceased was victim u n
sumption Interment In the city cemsls
this afternoon.
SMITH,-McKinney. Texas. April \
Prof. G. O. Smith died here this molris
He was superintendent OF the city pul
schools here for Eve terms. Az ths ID
of his death he was interested 10 The \
Kinney academy.
LARKIN.-Center Texas. April I'm
J. r. Larkin died yesterday at 3 o'clockl
m Mrs. Larkin had been sick tcs =
months. She welcomed death as q ft'
from her pain and misery. She vas %
sistent Christian.
WALCOTT.-M Mckinney, Texas, April
The remains of W. A Walcctt srIf!
from Roswell, n. NJ, last night. Hhsla
recently died. and were inferred N Pta
Grove cemetery at p. m here today; I
deceased was q prominent business q
of this city. His burial occurred Y
same hour as that of Prot, G. O. Smi!p
MCDONALD. --Pankey Texas, Apll Y
Mrs. ]. T. Mcdonald, highly respected
lady. died March 2, with rheumatism y
heart failure, at the age OF 60 YEAR,
leaves seven children and many rslt'po
and friends to mourn her less Sns v
loved by her neighbors. Her husoaha =
coded her to the grave only SIX m0n''s
CATECART. Caldwell, Texas Apna
Mrs. Mary C. Cathcart, aged aDor
years. died at her home, near soms'x
thn 1aef aQiI WtW<
of her family. Her son, james esss
died about two weeks since ana rs'
band. A, II. Cathcsrt, died last Tssl MI
leaves four grandchildren, al :" W.
age.
STEPHENS Groesbeeck, Texas. ~
5.-Mr j. w Stephens Of Dalia' -. u
aown to attend the funeral OF ~ MI
mother, Mrs. j. W. Stephens. WE w a.
Mexia and was buried at fralf.Ngs vi
yesterday. Mrs. Stephens was 1, NH
old, and was an old resident OF I'm n
county, widely known and love-
There was very large alteaas. .,s II
friends and relatives. showing 'h'A
mark OF respect at the grave 4
GIBBS. Moscow, Texas, Aprll
community was shocked 10 nss osfut'
death of Mr.. Dan Gibbs, wnlcn y
at his home, about six miles Cav III
place, at an early hour yes.s',u.r .
ing; cause. heart disease ne e srrls
meeting of the Ike Turner cs%f III
Confederate Veterans. at cull'e hhstssa|
day, the 2nd instant, ana az hid!
and 3 a. m. Sunday. He less, ro sis n
aud a large connection to mourn
den demise.
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southern pnc,Ac p,rector.,

San Francisco. Cal. April 5.-Collis
Huntington presided at the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders of the Southern
Pacific railway today. The board of di.
rectors were reelected with the excep-
ton OF Edward searles, who was chosen
in the place Of e. L. Stillman. The
board comprises the following c. p
Huntington II. e. Huntington, George
Croker, William Croker, Thomas H
Hubbard. Z F. Sesrles, julius Krutt-
schnitt, Charles c, Lathrop, N l.. Smith
and c. Stubhs. Tomorrow the direo.
tors viii elect officers
Following the election OF directors a
resolution was adopted ratifyiug and ap-
proving the action of the directors in con
hectlon with the consolidation of the
Central Pacific with the Southern Pacific
COMPANY,
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roneses.

The Paris Voltaire publishes Dreyfus
evidence which sets forth thar foreign
officials deny having secured documents
from Droyfus.
Empress Dowager Of China is about to
restore III Hung Chang TO power.
Italy Is said to think that Cleyel1nds
decision in the CArutti claim was unjust
to Colombia.
The San Domingo -Hsyt;an boundary
dispute has been submitted to tho pope
for settlement.
Labor outbreaks and seditious circulars
cause alarm 10 Russia.
japan makes demands for Chinese ter
ritory and tells China she Will be parti-
toned unless she casts her fortune with
Japan.
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LEGISLATIVE.

No quorum in the senate; Confederate
pension bills were returned to subcom-
mittec.
The speaker announced his position as TO
the passage OF the vetoed bills; senate bill
providing FOR mutual life insurance com
panies was indefinitely postponed; fagora-
Bile majority report on the Huntington
grant bill was adopted, amendments were
offered and the matter went over.
The Huntington bill met warm recep-
ton in the house.
Pressure in quiet way is still being
rsed in an attempt to force the Katy bill
through the house.
record which shows what railroad
maguates considered TO be Competing
roads,"
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roRro nrcANs courLArSlNc.
Cost of Living Has Increased Under
the Americans.

Correspondence of Associated PressD
San Juan de Porto Rico. March 27.-Al-
though there is not at present any danger
OF serious disturbances, there is much
dissatisfaction among the lower class Of
natives throughout tho island. and there
has been a deal OF Violent talk by the ig.
norant against the new regime, The cause
Of this anti American feeling is the in
crease In the cost OF living since the
American occupation began and the m
treatment that many OF the natives In
the country districts received al the hands
Of rough soldiers.
Dissatisfaction Is also expressed al tho
delay In making the island part or a
territory OF the United States with the
privileges and advantages that would ac-
crue to the island from such relation,
especially in the matter OF trade.
There is undoubtedly much misery ana
discomfort. Many who are without en-
poyment are lying hungry about the
towns and they constitute the material
which mischief makers use In working mp
irritation against the Americans
The conduct Of the United States troops
IN Ponce. Caguas and other places has
aroused many OF the natives to defend
themselves, and in some instances the
soldiers have come on second best.
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PRINCESS OF sALM-sALM,
she Drew n Captains Pay During
the civil War.

Nh~ Drew u NaDtnins f'uy bUrtnE
the civil War.
New York. April 5.--The princess Of
Salm Salm of Bonn Germany who arrived
here on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
is to spend two months in this country.
most Of the time at the home OF her
brother in-lsw, Colonel Edmund Johnson,
a. Vineland, n. J. The princess has not
been in this country for many years While
here she will visit Washington, where a
reception will be given in her honor by
Mrs, Chamberlain. She may also visit
Chicago
The princess is the widow of Prince
Felix Constande Alexander John Nepo-
mouceno Salm Salm OF Anhslt, who came
TO this country and fought on the Union
side during the war. He became a brig
adler general and his WIFE, for her sery-
vices in behalf OF the Union soldiers. was
commissioned captain by Governor
Yates of Illinois She received the pay OF
the rank but gave 1t for the relief of sick
and wounded soldiers. Her husband sub
sequently went TO Mexico and became chief
OF stan to Macmillan, lie lost his life in
that country.