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The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
"CONSENT OF GOVERNED
This is the Corner Stone Of Our
Government.
WHEN 1T FALLS LIBERTY SHALL
PERISH.


senator C.nery Discusses imperialism
Before Member. Of M.s.achusetts Re.
form c,un-pub,,c Men should Heed
eaii ofD"sy NOT Party
Boston Marcb O The p,embsrs of the
.,..-.' 49,. H.. ia =. .ha,r
'i"ssachusetts neior'" e'uo nsu 90 'no'.
guests at the regular monthly banquet
tonight. Hon. Donaldsop Csffsry, Senator
f-o,, o,,.,. Tha meet,uc Vas we'll
.,a,s "a
a"ehoeo' Mooreneiu S0o'y p.oe' -
many portions of Senator Canery o speech
xera loua,v .,,,audsd.
49,. .Pp ~. ,oast .irbe
oehator Oaue'y spoA0 W U"o -
Duty.sof Public Man to Himself, 10 his
District or State. and to His Country"
+, r.r. r.. ia. unutv and truth are
:" POI no '","' c..L..ns.,s
anonymous IN the sen"u '""'
uses them. Every man erects an iueai
standard to he his guide in the affairs OF
.h,. ,,.,s w., ha .. trus In that stand :
'"ie "or'o' VINO" NO a.
ard, he is true to himsei. II no u "u' W
himself true to the standard OF duty, he
counot be false to a private trust or to a
..,;raaa
puoiio opigatloh. Ou' e"up''
ancestors left the shores OF the old world
with tho sas purpose of living in q new
-. :, el Thav huilded in thu
"ofio vi irceo"h'
| course OF time government whose corner
stone rests upon the consent OF the gov
.,nsa,
1So, until, the f,res Of ubertv cease to
h,rn. not untiI our race forpets its In
Sa,,,na., -, tr.aaom. not until that
.sts,na, ,,s;lance which ia its price sleeps
on HI. noss drnuged with jmperialism
.na a,nan.,on ana ALI the nara sites and
n.-nnr .ht',s 81 tvranny ami empire
Iii ,h,s .nargi,ino essential vital prin-
c,nis leave our breasts aud cease to be a
oav,rn,ng nrincinle of our repu oIio
Man That t,me comes. MIR. Chairman.
| Ia. ~. das+iny that ovsrtakes the deoener.
70. wi, ~ ,ox,rg the worsb,nners- Of
Msmn,or the followers Of Moloch. over
TOT. ne 40 snreIv IL will oyertake us.
Tha ,rinc,nI. Of seif -uoyerpment is our
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ stands. our republic
sSaiI stana when n falls. 'Iiberty shall
| .,arish Sror IN. aarth
| at, a. LIT 81, An the c,osing hours of
tho r,n.tean.h certnrv To cloths tyranny
snt cri,ntuai acgrs ssion I'm the cast of
oin.has 81 static and Eovntian fatalism.
I,us"us - .aIa the snids of onr national
1,ss az snIi,htensd factor of "A living.
hnn,.n consciancs or the dark counsel of
d..S ta,aI,swS Shall nature md free
Iii both ba honnd in the chain of
.destinyY' All. sir, the star Of empire has
,uYsd conouerors and states to ruin, 1t il
LUZ -, ,ata 80 ranair the wronu Of the
.raats ~ paris Tbe better sense of the
Amertcan neonIe not the promoters. the
| iohh.rs tha francbise buntars the place
| yman the searchers after glory. may come
| 70 the rescna Of our im5eriiled ipstitu.
| 49, ca crar+ thav may come soon.
.sTh. curse Of any free country is moral
,ow.-a,ca IN 4, , renresent atiyes sign
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
kILLED BY GAS EXPLOSION.

Pottsville. Pa. March 9.-By an ex-
plosion OF gas in gaDgway Of the Ma
honey City coiliery operated by the Phiia-
deiphia and Reading coal and iron COIL
pany, - men were more or less serious
ly burned; two probably fatally. The
cause OF the explosion is II mystery.
A great ,uass OF timber ana coal fell In
the gangway and hindered the work of
rescue. The men wero brought TO the
surface rs rapidly as possible anu ply
slcians dressed their wounds.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
TsUNG Ill YAMEN's kkGRETs.

London. March l0.-The Pekin CORE
sponueuJ of the times says:
Inc I sung Ii Iamen has notified sig
nor Mgruno, the Italian minister, that
ms despatch asking for IA concession ut
san Nun bay, was returned tn MIN be-
cause 1t was impossible to comply vita
the reQues5 ana because refusal might
have endangered the relations between
Italy and China, but, 1t was added, that
as the action had been misunderstood tue
Chinese minister in Rome had been in
strucsed to express the 1sung Ii Iamen' s
regrets.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
CAN PROVE AN ALIBI.

Montreal. Ole, March 9.-Ihs man
Joe" suspected by Chief Detective
Carpenter OF being the Brookteld, Mass. I,
murderer, he answering the description
of the wanted circular perfectly, was
today Identified as Joseph Shone, horse
thief, who was in st. Vincent de Paul
peniteDtary at the time the murder was
committed.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10

the ssms. A despatch from henderson
1.-The 10th immunee. colored, 'passen
today over the seaboard line. They sno'
ut private hou ses and school children.
several men wsre wounded. The omce'
OF the regiment seemed to have no contIo'
over the mon. Similar IMPORTS come from
other points between here and Neldon.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
RACQUET CHAMPIONSHIP.

Montreal, Que, March 9.-Roliand of
Montreal last years American cham ion,
ana shaw OF Boston. last years Canadi-
an and this years American champion.
will play in the hnal for the Canadian
rae quet championship tomorrow.
Inns is the result OF the semi finals
played tlday. Shaw defeating Appiegarth
OF montreal three straight, while Holland
disposed OF Lamontagne of New YORK. in
the same way. Both outclassed their op-
Moments
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
NIU CHwANG LOAN SETTLED.

London, March lU.-Ihe Daily Graphic
says:
Inc Niu ChwaDg loan contract crisis
has been amicaoly settled by uirsct ex-
change OF views between British and the
russian governments Inc RUSSIAN as
surances are comp elely satisfactory. The
whole Iii iiiculty Is ended and tue two gov
ernments ara arranging scheme by
wniGn tneii relations IN the far east may
De permanently regulated.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
. WANT TO JOIN MARINE CORPS.

Washington, March 9.-Io ease the pres
sure In the selection Of applicants for ap.
pointment to the vacancies In the Unit
cd States marine corps created by the
raval personnel act, Secretary Long has
prescribed rigid examination which
must be passed successfully as condi-
ton OF appointment. There are 400 APP
plicants for the 80 places created by the
act and IL Is possible that the examina-
lions will thin out the available list to
the proportions desired. -
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
SWEPT BY HURRICANE.

Brisbane, Queensland, March 9.-The
northeast coast is now being swept by a
severe hurricane. Already there has been
fears are entertained regarding the safety
OF the pearl Smelling fleet which employs
a tn ousand men.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
NICE KIND OF SOLDIERS.

Raleigh, N. c., March 9-Ths tour of
the 10th immunes through this state was
marked BY drunken rioting and shoot
ing ut people, horses and cattle along the
road. During the few minutes the train
stopped here, there was drinking and
disorder among the men. Several shots
were fired at the ground or in the air.
All along the route their conduct WAS
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
WITNESS FOUND MURDERED.

Forth Worth, Texas, March 9.-The
dead Lody of Mrs. M. Davis was found
last night ON the roadside ntar Axle. this
county stabbed In horrible manner.
The woman was u leading witness in a
sensational murder case to be tried at the
present term OF court.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
DYNAMITE CARTRIDGES FOX
JOKE,

Paris, March 9.-The Gaulois says the
dynamite cartridges found near tho lou
Ion ARSENAL were placed there as practi-
cal joke and adds that they 90 ntaineo
harmless blasting powder.
Tho Gauloia may be correct. but, the
real truth will not b known until the
official inquiry 10 concluded
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
REAR END COLLISION.

Altoona, Pa, March "a passenger
train ran into the resr end of IA fire. ght
train at Allegrippus today. Engineer
John 1arr of the passenger train, and
George keim. the fireman were killed.
No passengers were hurt. The accident is
said to have resulted from a wrong signal.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
KIPLlNG STILL DOING WELL.

New York, March AT 10 O'Clock to-
night 1t was announced {, at Mr.. kipiing
WAS sleeping soundly ana had tesn for
several hours. he was reported as being
much better During the afternoon be
WAS transferred from his old s.ck-yoom
to parlor No. !, and seemed mi UGH pleased
with the change. The child Elsie was
SO much improved today that the ply
sicians allowed the little brother into the
room to play with his sister.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
ENGLAND's REPRESENTATION.

London, March I0.-The Daily Graphic
says ir understands that Sir Julian
Panncefote, the British ambassador at.
Whshington,f has been appointed to repre-.
sent Great Britain at the forthcoming
conference for the Limitation OF nrma-
ment.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
VETOED STATEHOOD BILL.

Wichita, Kas.. March o -Gov. Barnes of
Oklahoma has vetoed the statehood bill
on the ground of the expense OF various
elections and because he believes single
statehood to be the ultimate end of tie
territories.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
The CZAK'S PEACE CONGRESS

The Hague, March 9-Ths peace con-
ference otherwise the congress OF repre-
sentatives of the powers, called by the
Gar TO discuss The possibility of taking
steps towards general disarmament,
will meet here ON May Is,
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10

"a dose in time saves lives" DR.,
Woods Norway Pine Syrup; natures
remedy for coughs, colds, pulmonary
diseases of every sort.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
GRADY SIGNS.

Philadelphia, March 9.-Catcher Mich.
ael Grady signed New York club con-
tract today.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-10
GROWTH OF NAVIgS,
Nations Continue to Increase Arma.
ment.
ENGLAND WILL KEEP PACE WITH
RSi.
TIlent.

Naval Estimated Presented TO House of
Commons with Statement by Mr..
Gosehen-Thc Cars Conference and
lis Application to the situation.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
19oaoaoao2oaoa % o. oaoao a44ao@ {

loans Of the savings banks amounted to
Sl2SO2O. and were as follows: Hibernid,
SS9,T0; German. $27709; San Francisco Saw
ings Union, $1,000: Savings and Loan, $500;
Humboldt, $500; Mutual, S1l.750; Colum-
bus, $1,000 Union Trust Company $500. The
building associations loaned $1,000 and pri-
vate capitalists and others loaned $50, $3.50.
One of the loans of the Hibernia Bank
was S22, COO and two of $12 900 each. and the
German Savings one of $4,000; otherwise
the loans were for small amounts, and the
demand light at 6 to per cent for all
classes Releases for the week were Sl33,
800, against 1886. .430 in the previous week.
During the month of September the total
number of mortgages recorded was 337, Of
the value of 81 104 .202 and 207 releases were
recorded of the value of $S93.509 The Hi
bernia Bank last month loaned S457 1856 and
released $415025. The German Bank loaned
S110,225 and released $llS $50. The San Fran
cisco Savings Union loaned $2S,70 and re-
leased $l1 $50. Private individuals and
others loaned 1929 .231 and released S275, 1874.
For the first nine mOnts hof 1899 the total
loans upon local real estate were SO 613 .1i5,
of which the savings banks loaned T,075-
$40, building associations 1895 0l5 and pr1-
vate capitalists and others 81, ,212, ,260. The
total loans for the first nine months Of
1888 were $3.50 210, and for the same period
in 1897 they were $40 9G6, 800. The total re-
leases for the first nine months of 1899
were 50 $50, ,6S9 against S. .3S1 sos for the cor
responding period in 1898 and SS,4 ,057 for
the same time in 1897.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
GOLDEN JUBILEE AT
ST. FRANCIS CHURCH
Solemn Services to Be Held in the
Well-Known Catholic Church
To- M orroT

The feast of St. Francis of Assist will be
celebrated the solemn rites in the church
of that saint, on Vallejo street and Mont
gomery avenue, tomorrow. On Wednes-
day last the golden jubilee services which
are to be observed tomorrow were inau-
gurated by three days of prayer. On that
evening Rev. Father Filbert O. F. M, de-
llvered an interesting sermon in which he
devoted himself to a consideration of the
patron saint of the church and the parish
The following night Father Newell occu-
p1ed the pulpit and spoke on The Church
and Society, and last evening Father
Ramm spoke on THE Mission and the
Catholic Laity."
The Very Rev. ]. j. Prendergast, V. c.,
Will deliver a sermon at the solemn high
mass which is TO be held at 10:30 a. m.
His subject will be The Golden Jubilee
will occupy the pulpit in the evening and
Will speak on The Catholic Church, God 8
Masterpiece on Earth
In the morning the music will be ex-
''Sanctus' and '.Agnus Def of Haydn S
Mass No. ." will be sung; the "Credo'
from Mass No. !, and the "Benedictus"
from Eon Webers Mass in e fiat" will
Maud Fay will sing Wiegand's 20 Salu-
taris, with violin obligato by Miss Clo-
l6 tide Deylin- Mir The ssoIoiss VIII be; So
Devlln; contraltos, Miss Valorton, Miss
Margaret Brougham and Mrs John
Sheerin: tenors, Thomas Walsh. L. 'Ander-
son and + Hillard; bassos, ]. c. Wood,
consist Of fifty voices.
IN the evening Lejeais solemn vespers
will be sung with Miss Lille Roeder, Miss
Walsh. Mrs. A. B. Collins and Miss Ella
Walsh and Hillard, tenor sooists, and j.
G. Woodbridge, basso. Professor g. w.
Van Brunt will preside at the organ.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
H|GHB|NDER WAR
IN SAN JOSE
Thirty Shots Fired but
No One Injured.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE, Oct. 6.-Another highbinder
battle was fought on Sixth street, China
town, at noon to-day between the war
ring Hip Sing and Young Wah tongs.
over thirty shots were fired and about
a dozen Celestials, evenly divided, partici-
pated. No one was hit, but there were
several narrow escapes. These shooting
scrapes break out spasmodically about
once a month.
1t Is said to-day's battle resulted from
an attempt of Young Wah highbinders to
assassinate Charley Sing, member of
the rival company. Three arrests were
made Charley Sing and Sing Duck.
members Of the Hip Sing Society, have
been arrested on charge of assault to
murder. Sing Duck of the Young Wahs
was also jailed. Other warrants have
been issued.
The Chinatown in this city is becoming
notorious for its lawlessness, and a
couple of weeks ago the Chinese Consul
at San Francisco appealed to Mayor Mar
tin to preserve order among his subjects.
OF late many hatchet men from San Fran
cisco. and other towns have gathered here,
and many shooting scrapes and alb
ductions of Chinese women have resulted.
Yesterday Chief of Police Kidward
called meeting of the Chinese merchants
and warned them that they must see that
order Is preserved In their quarter. He
has also given strict orders that gambling
of all kinds among the Chinese must
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
SUTRO RAILROAD Is
NOW ON THE MARKET
ORDER FOR ITS SALE HAS
BEEN ISSUED.
Real Estate and Personal Property
Will Also Be Disposed Of In
Order That Debts May
Be Liquidated.

Judge Coffey has made an order allow
ing the executors of the estate of the late
Adolph Sutro to sell real and personal
property of the estate valued at over ST.
GOO 900. Yesterday morning Mrs Emma L..
Merritt and w. r. II. Adamson, execu-
tors, accompanied by counsel, r. II. Lloyd
and j. c. MCKinstry, appeared before
Judge Coffey and asked that the order be
made. The petition filed set forth that
the personal property that had come into
the hands Of the executors was valued at
s315.O0O, and that the debts at the present
time amount to over 800 900. Leave to sell
2l,Sl shares Of the capital stock of the
Sutro Railroad Company, together with
the right Of way, rolling stock and all ap-
purtenances belonging TO the estate con-
nected with the railroad. was granted:
also, permission TO sell estate lands, In
Guiding the terminus of the railroad.
beach lands and properties in outside
counties, was also asked Judge Coffey
inquired as to whether or not a bid had
yet been received but the attorneys an
swered that negotiations were still pend
ing. Judge Coffey then made the order,
and in the near future. when the court is
called upon TO confirm the sale of the
property, the price paid and to whom the
property is sold Will be made public.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
ADVERTISEMENTS.
% W1s. glnAhan,
Lynn, Wass.
[LETrzR TO mss. r1NkHAx NO. 41,so7J

DEAR FRIEND-A year ago I was a
great sufferer from female weakness.
My head ached all the time and would
get SO dizzy and have that all gone
feeling in the stomach and was so
nervous and restless that l did not
know what to do with myself
My food did me no good and had
bad case of whites. | wrote to you and
after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound as directed, l can
truly say that feel like new woman
and cannot tell you how grateful am
to you.
- have recommended it to all nv
friends and have given it to my
daughter no is now getting along
splendidly. May you live many years
to help our suffering sisters. ."-MRs. C.
CARPENTER, 253 GRAND ST., BROOKLYN,
n. Y.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
NEW WESTERN HOTF,.

X EARNY AND WASHINGTON S1,-RE-
AZ modelled and renovated. KING WARD g
co. European plan. Rooms. SOC to 81 so day:
% TO y week; IS to $50 month Free baths; hot
room; elevator runs all night.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
San Luis obispo Election Void

The Supreme Court yesterday denied tha
writ Of mandate applied for by the citv
of San Luis Obispo and others to compel
A. F. Fitzgerald, City Treasurer, to ac
cept from ]. d. Harris the purchase
money of certain bonds and to issue the
bonds The grounds of the denial con-
sisted chiefly in the court holding that
the election blanks were not printed ac-
cording to the form promised in a city
ordinance.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
DEATH OF THOMAS WILLIAMS.
Was the Oldest Odd Fellow in Santa
Clara County

SAN JOSE, Oct. 6-Thomas Williams, a
49er and the oldest Odd Fellow in Santa
Clara County, is dead. He was a native
of New York and 73 years of age. After
following mining for a couple Of years he
came to San Jose In 1851 and with his
brother established soda water works.
Deceased was an Exempt Fireman, a
member of the Pioneer Society and the
odd Fellows, having been a member of
the latter organization for over a half
century Three grown children, Edward,
Alfred and Jane Williams, survive him.
The funeral Will take place Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
Divorce Suits Filed,

Emily NJ. Dandy has sued Solomon I.
Dandy for divorce, alleging failure to
provide as a cause of action. Suits for
divorce on the ground of cruelty have
been filed by Emeine S. Morton against
Percival B.. Morton; Josephine Peterson
ter against Frank C. Fetter.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
Sues the Railroad.

Court to-day Mrs. Harriet Carr brought
suit against the Southern Pacific Com
pany to recover SAC, 900 damages for in
iuries to herself and the death of her son.
The two were in a buggy at WatsonVille
when a locomotive ran into II. Mrs
Carr was seriously injured and her son
killed
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07

''Keith's" We have got rid of the cat
and the water and are ourselves again
New patterns; Eastern. 1t is we'll for all
to keep an eye on our window, as just at
present we are furnishing lots of novel
ties. Madame Alma E. Keith, sos Market
street, Phelan building.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07

Over eighty thousand
such letters as this were re-
ceived by Mrs. Pinkham
during 1907. Surely this is
strong proof of her ability
to help suffering women.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
Board of Pharmacy.

LOS ANGELES, Oct 6.-The State
Board of Pharmacy adjourned its sitting
here to-day. Sixteen applications for
diplomas were presented to the board
here. The board will meet in San Fran
cisco next week, when diplomas will be
iSSuted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27
UTAH BOYS WOUNDED.
Parker Hall. william Tnfrs aud Harry
l.. Sonthcr.

The cable sent to the war department
by General OF. giving the list Of killed
and wounded In last Saturdays night
Ing near Manila. reveals the fact that
THREE Utah boys were hurt two quite
seriously. They are. Parker Hall OF
ogden. william Tufts Of Salt Lake and
Henry l.. Souther Of Mcrcur. but for
merry Of Texas.
TUFTS and Halls Injuries are rup-
posed to be quite severe. while that "
The latter. and Hall were wounded In
the thigh. Tufts IN the head.
A. the time Parker Hall enlisted In
battery ~ he was substitute on the
ogden IRE department. and was also
employed In the Johnson and Anderson
hfickyarin. lie has lived In ogden
for ten years aud halls from New
York
william Tufts. the young Salt I.aker.
who responded TO the country'n call TO
arms" belongs 10 the Fourth cavalry.
lie was a private In company u. ". q.
". and was general fayorite with
his companions. Prior TO his enlist
mrnt he was employed at the home Of
Harry r. Duke. lie IL the son Of the
late Eihridke Tufts. and II only y
years ~ are. liz Htepmother lives NJ
oN east Sixth south street.
The Texas brave. Henry l.. aouthcr.
Il y years ~ age, ana was mining -
Mercur. but thought he prcforrcd isht,
inr fpnnlnrda to mining aud therefore
enlisted IN Uncle samueiH army at the
breaking out OF the war. a great deal
OF anxiety N being manifeHtcd here
concerning the welfare Of utah's brave
lads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27
HOTEL FIGHT.
Lively With Walters and Boardcrs
While |. Lasted.

lhe calm OF the Sabhath around the
~. James hotel was very much dis
turbed Just aa the guests were nssembl.
Ing In the dining room for dinner at Q
o'clock last evening.
The trouble started between two
walters and before u had subsidized the
landlady. Mrs Grcenwaid. had tainted
away. lolc Iiamberger waH nursing
bnfked" set q knuckles and altogether
Their" was quite a respectable casualty
list among the boardera.
Two walters. Frank Elliot and Joe
Lenofa, apparently previous 10 entering
the dining room had an alteration with
the chef In the kitchen and promptly
rendered their reniEnntionH to the land.
landy; Lolc Hamburger thsreupon tried
TO pour oil on the troubled waters.
whereupon, ~ the story goes. Lenora
shot one ~ his maulcyn at Bamberger
who promptly sized up the walters
solar picSns and lot drive. but Instead
~ damaging tscnorn's anatomy. spoiled
the artistic dado on the wall. also his
ns,. A general melee followed with
casuliica on both sides. Just a. rein
forcemcnts IN the form Of officer Chase
arrived on the scene the defenders. by
n brilliant charge. had driven the enc.
my over the fence az the rvar. Finally
the belllEcfent waters were rounded up
by the police and taken over Ia the city
element among tho crowd that ga.
thefcd TO witness the ARRAY.
Linairc and Elliot faced the court this
afternoon on the charge OF being
drunk and using abusive language. A.
there were over a dozen OF the fair sex
IN the court room and there was "A
prospect of the language INDUCED In
the night before being once more re-
pcated they were requested Ia retire,
which they all did including "a couple
of resort keepers. Mersrr. Grccnewnld
and Hamburger reiterated the account
o. the battle ana the walters defended
their own case with the result that
they were found noe guilty ON the
charge Of drunkenness. Elliot gave his
version " the melee In which he stated
he was bidding adleu TO the help In the
hltohei when Hamburger appeared on
the scene and pasted him one" then
Elliot fcintei at HIS head and Mrs
Grecnwald tainted on the floor. The
story was followed with vivid interest
by the packed court room and ultl-
mately concluded with the alternative
OF nne Of so or an equal number of
dnNa for hoth lef,ulnnts