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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-27
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE, right in the heart OF town,
SO ACRES
Within 10 minutes OF university grounds: 8
minutes from railroad station; lovely view
]. J. MASON, Real Estate. Berkeley Station.
BERGMAN station-Nos. 1923 and 1925 Spruce
St; 2-story, rooms modern and new; rental
terms: agent premises to-day from to
D. m THE HOME BUILDING CO., room 2.
222 Sansome st.
c. G. BEMIs, Real Estate and General Land
In Berkeley-Cnrner lot S7x150, with modern
house OF rooms.
HILLEGAss TRACT.
WITHIN 8 MINUTES FROM UNIVERSITY.
MINUTES FROM STATION.
LOTS 100 FEET IN DEPTH.
The cheapest choicest property in Alameda
County.
Real Estate, Berkeley Station.
THE BEAUTIFUL MAGEE TRACT.
The only true street to Oakland is Grove ST.
blocks that are for sale-on the market and
Will be the business part of Berkeley; do not
miss the opportunity; now is the time; pur-
chase at once of these lots. The sole
agent D. ]. TOBIN. 2121 Stanford place, OPP
posite Berkeley Station.
100 ACRES for sale in subdivisions 70 suit in
Lafayette, Contra Costa County, Is miles
from Oakland, on county road: Santa Fe
Railroad runs through the property; no fog;
country comes from there; send for map and
particulars. D. ]. TOBIN sole agent, 2121
Stanford place. Berkeley; Red 2o4; residence,
Red 1N.
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s55o-THE cheapest lots in town: Twentieth St,
near Castro; 500 cash; Diamond. $3.50 to
$780, $50 cash. CHARLES W. POPE, IL
Montgomery st.
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s95O0-Rents 1920 per annum; six fats and
lot 50x114; very nice location in the Mission.
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FOLSOM-ST. INVESTMENT.
52S $50 632 and 534 Folsom St. NV. line
275 feet SW. of First; choice location; rapidly
becoming manufacturing property: rents 500
per MONTH lot SoxS0
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FRUITVALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FRUTTvALE REAL STATE.


s35o-House of rooms good well, wind
mill and tank; lot 50x190; all fenced; a great
bargain; owner is going to Alaska; see this at
once.
s7OO-Cottage of rooms and basement;
chicken houses, l pigeon house; good well and
force pump; lot 50x15O fenced and crossfenced.
s1200-Modern cottage of rooms and bath; Z
fl basement good we'll, barn and chicken
house; lot 50x146; see this for bargain.
S15OG-Cottage of rooms and bath; mantel,
high basement; small barn; lot S5xS7o; fore
closure; bargain; $500 cash, balance same
rent.
$1SOo-S acres of sandy loan with house Of
rooms; barn, chicken houses, hog pens, good
well and pump; fine place for raising chickens.
$22o0-Cottage Of f. rooms and bath; barn;
harness and wagon; choice fruit trees and
shrubbery; lot 150x140; all fenced
A good opportunity to buy or trade business
property fronting electric cars. consisting of
acres; rich soil. with house of rooms; large
barn; fine well windmill and tank; owner will
sell on easy terms exchange for city prop
erty; Investigate this; sure chance to make
money For particulars apply to
H A. PLEITNER, Fruitvale Station, Cal.
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JOHN PFoRR. removed to 4O8 Pine ST.. oppo

JOHN PFORR, removed to 400 Pine St. oppo-
site the Nevada Bank
s4350-Reduced again from S4500 an extraor-
binary bargain Fulton St; near Franklin;
only 3 blocks from City Hall and near Mar
ket st; 2-story house, stable and garden; lot
q 6xI376 feet; worth $500 but must be sold.
S75o0-Fine residence on Devisadero St., near
Fell; rooms; modern improvements; 25x112 o.
$50 000-BuSineSS property yielding a yearly
rental of $1,000 For description call at the
s5SO0-Rent SAT; splendid investment, on
Geary St; 3-story house; store and flats, 8
rooms and bath each.
$5500-A nice property on Spear ST., bet. How
81. o00-Reduced from ss4 600; rent s2s7: Lar
kin ST., south of Geary: stores and fats dead
ssS5oHRent s.5; Webster ST., near washing
ton; fine double fiat, 6 rooms and bath each.
Several fine properties on McAliister st.
slo0OO-Three excellent 2-story bay-window
houses on Haight ST.. blocks from Market;
lot 55x137:6; rent s7b.
ner 65xlOo feet; improvements, of stores and 8
fats above and 2 cottages, all rented; there Is
fortune in this property.
THE first is near at hand and the landlords
are happy. Why not buy your own place and
pay IL off with the rent money? JACOB
HEYMAN, the workngmans friend will
help you to it. l have left new 4-room and
5-room and bath cottage; very cheap; on the
Heyman Tract 22d street
Cali at the office and get particulars
JACOB HEYMAN. 10 Montgomery st.
HEALTH resort of San Francsco-sunset
Beach lots and cottages for sale and for rent;
near Golden Gate Park and boulevard. JA-
COB HEYMAN, 10 Montgomery st.
$3.50 ROOMS and bath; cottage 50x195; Alvin
Tract, Elmhurst. near Oakland; easy terms.
ss5o-NEW 4-room house; CORTLAND ave.. close
easy terms. JACOB HEYMAN. 10 Montgom-
cry st.
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ABOUT finished, modern sroom house. choic-
est location; also modern cottage rooms;
lots 50x150: easy terms. Apply 1918 Mozart
ST.. Mastick station.
SNAP-New House. rooms and bath; lot COX
$50; good location; minutes walk from sta
ton. Apply TO ". F SCHULTZ, 1912 Chaplin.
IF you want to build. buy. sell or exchange
property, call ]. H. YOUNG, 1243 Park st.
CHEAPEST and best in America-The Weekly
Call, IS pages sent to any address in the
United States postpaid. for 81 per year.
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD.
HOME fer ladies in delicate health; large
grounds: private MRS. DIR FUNKIG. 1416 sth.
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FLATS AND INVESTMENTS.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
800 Chestnut st, n. line 100 feet W of
Dupont: 3-story house rooms, bath. brick
foundation; street accepted lot 0x70; subject
TO confirmation by court.
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ELEVENTH. ST. FLATS

354 and S54h Eleventh ST., SW. line 3o5 feet
Sc of Folsom flats, and rooms, bath,
EACH rents s3s per month; street accepted; lot
30x66
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OAKLAND FURNISHED HOUSES

OAKLAND FURNISHED HOUSES
FULLY furnished house, rooms, gas and coal
ranges; low to adults. 1863 TWenty-third ave,
East Oakland.
OAKLAND FURNISHED ROOMS.
ELEGANT front bay-window suite, suitable for
doctor; large lawn Us Eighth ST.. Oakland.
OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARD.
ELDERLY gentleman, lady or Invalid. TO room
and board: Beulah Park; every comfort; in
family; perfect climate no fogs. q, Z.
BUNCE, 90S Broadway, Oakland.
OAKLAND Furniture FOR SALE.
AN introduction to you from II. Schellhaas, the
furniture dealer. 18th and Franklin. Oakland
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FXFCUTOR'S SALE

800 Fremont St. SW. Ii ne 2es feet Sc of
Folsom; residence OF 10 rooms, bath; lot
% 6xlOO to rear alley; subject to confirmation
by court
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See our auction advertisement
G. H UMBSEN & CO,
u Montgomery st.
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DIAMoND-sT. COTTAGES.
sos and 6O7 Diamond St, E. line So feet S. Of
! Twenty third; bay-window cottages. rooms,
| bath each; cement walks, ETC.; lots 25x100
! each; part cash; balance on easy terms.
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SOL. GETZ & BROTHER,
9O-9 ROOM A, CROKER BUILDING.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
New lots superb locations, lowest prices
$500 to ssoo-sunset Heights lots from Sew
enth to Nineteenth aves., ready to build
on; se5 down. $40 monthly.
Branch office, Ninth ave, near n IT. Every
day and Sunday.
$500 TO s7co-Richmond lots. 80 monthly.
s75 to s3o0-Ocsan Boulevard lots, IS monthly.
sloo to s25o-Mission st. and Ocean View lots.
S. monthly.
CALL FOR MAPS ANb DIAGRAMS.
SOL, GETZ g. BROTHER.
ROOM A. CROCKER BUILDING.
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ss2O0-Must be seen to be appreciated we
instructed by the attorneys for the heirs in
the East to offer this property at this price;
last appraisement by the court, 81. 600; three
houses OF eight, seven and seven rooms and
bath each; rents 1872 per annum; 50:Sx100;
Nos 15S7-39-43 Larkin st, south OF Clay st.
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POND-ST. COTTAGE.
80 Pond St, E. line 1875 feet s. Of Sixteenth
2-story house of rooms, bath; rent SIS; can be
converted into 2 fats at small cost; cement
walk; street bituminized lot 25xss:6; part cash.
balance on easy terms.
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LOMBARD-ST. FLATS.
400 and al Lombard St. s: line so feet W.
of Dupont: bay-window flats of and
rooms. bath, each; rents $50; stone walk; brick
foundation; street accepted; lot 4oxs0.
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For further particulars apply at our office.
G. H. UMBSEN CO., Auctioneers.
IL MontgnmerY ct
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

As we are selling good upright pianos for S.
cash and S. per month, we ask you to invesu-
gate and approve this method; prices are the
same as II purchased for all cash; bargains
in good second hand uprights upon same easy
payments and some good pianos for 50. 81 and
s. Der month. SHERMAN, CLAY CO,
steinway dealers corner Kearny and Suffer
SITS san Francisco, and Thirteenth and
Broadway. Oakland.
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s22oo-cosT $780, cottage on Twentieth ST all
in good order. Call at office for list of prop
erty in all parts Of the city.
McEWEN BROS, 11s Montgomery st
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McALLIsTER- ST. COTTAGE.
ISL McAllister ST. S. line 225 feet W. of
Parker ave; bay-window cottage, rooms,
bath, cement walk. etc; lot 25xS3:6; mortgage
of s700 can remain.
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sSooo-Rents 5000 per annum; Mission warm
belt; four elegant modern flats and cottage;
4Ox115 to an alley.
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ARSOLTTEIY the Oldest and largest house
west Of Chicago Is KOHLER & CHASE S.
g. Is and 80 o Farrell st; pianos organs and
all other musical Instruments of all grades
and prices; terms easy; prices lowest; every
thing possible done to please and satisfy the
customer.
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Contains II large rooms, every modern i'm
provement.
Commands an unobstructed marine view.
Is in the Immediate vicinity Of all the fash
ionabe residence sites recently purchased on
Pacific avenue.
For an inspection OF the premises call at our
office for order.
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McAFEE BROTHERS. McAFEE BROTHERS
los Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
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rooms in splendid order;
Harrison near Twenty third; street bitumin-
lied This is a bargain.
s2200-Cottage, rooms, bath; Clipper, near
Sanchez; q :6x14
s2500-Modern cottage rooms, bath, TWEEN
ty-third near Harrison 25xS0 Part cash.
s425O-Three flats, and rooms and bath
each; Collngwood, near Nineteenth st.; 27:6x
40. Easy terms.
$1Oo0-Cheap lot on Second ave. near Point
Lobos; 25x120.
". H GRIM g. CO.. lis Montgomery st.
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1925 California ST. N. line 70 feet E. of Lar
kin: new bay-window fats of 7, and
rooms, bath, each; rents s105; brick foundation
cement walk; street accepted; lot Sx70:10.
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PACIFIC AvENUE-ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
s22 500.

LARGE LOT 61:4x127:sA.
This grand home 2007 Pacific avenue, between
Octavia and Laguna streets, must be sold.
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s7000-Geary st. and Myrtle ave; two-stor!
and basement house and two fats and lot
double frontage; Franklin ST.; rents s72
per annum.
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SANCHEZ-ST. FLATS.
1898 Sanchez St, NE. corner OF Clipper;
bay-window flats, s, and rooms. bath. each
rents s32 per month; lot 2SxS0; part cash; bal,
ance on easy terms.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16
New York Mutual Life Statistics.

New York, September 18th, 1888
More than half a billion dollars paid
up to July 1st of the current year. The
Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF
New York, has returned to its members
200. $40, 1878, or over half a billion OF
dollars, and its accumulated assets on
that date wsrsl33,jB;l7Is. rlts SLOWS
that the company has practically put
out as much money to the insuring
public as any other two companies of
like character, and that by holding
larger amounts in assets than any
other company, it is beyond question
the largest and strongest institution Of
its kind in the world.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To II. Winterholder. his Assigns and
Legal Representatives

You are hereby notified that the under
signed, who are coowners with you in the
Victor aud virgin mining claims have eN'
pended the sum OF two hundred dollars 500
in labor and improvements made for the year
1895 in compliance with the United
States mining avs requiring annual EXP endi'
lures TO be made on mining claims. The said
Victor aud Virgin miuing claims are situated
in the san Francisco m iuIug district, Mohaye
county, Territory OF Arizona, and are duly re,
corded Ia the ONCE OF the county recorder OF
Mohave county, Arizona the Victor in Book n,
page ~, and the Virgin in book n, page 20
mining records aud YOU are further notified
that if, at the expiration OF ninety days from
the last publication OF this notice. you fail 'r
r. fuse To pay your proportion Of said expendi
ture, together with the cost Of publication OF
this notice. your interest in the said Victor and
Virgin mining claims will be forfeited and
become the property OF the undersigned in
accordance with law A. A. SPEAR.
Kingman. Arizona, June 27th. 1899.
First insertion July lst 1899
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

ter results. Believing that something
had delayed Mr. Chase, they continued
on to Magdalena, but he did not arrive
that night. Alarmed at his disappear
ance, Major Hargrove reported the
matter to Col. Kosterlitzky, command
or of the Gendarmeria and searchers
were sent out. Every available man
and horse was sent over the trails of
that part Of the country without sue
cess. Then suspicious of villiany be-
came tenable; but what band-who
would molest traveller in Magdalena
district? Friday and Saturday passed
without news. In the meantime it was
discovered that the missing man had
left Cucurpe half hour after he ar
rived there. Every one was in sus-
pense; Mrs. Chase in Nogales, became
alarmed when he did not arrive Sat
urday evening. But on Sunday news
came from Santa Ana, fifteen miles
south of Magdalena. He had arrived
there safely The explanation is that
when Mr.. Chase left Cucurpe, he took
the wrong trail, the one that would
have united him with his companions
at the point where they stopped after
leaving Pintura ranch; but before
reaching that place, Mr.. Chase again
took the wrong trail, one that lead
southwark and he finally became lost.
Fortunately he had blanket and the
provisions he secured in Cucurpe; 9th
erwise he would have suffered severely.
These sustained him the three and a
half days he wandered. during which
time he saw no human being until he
came in sight of the railroad village of
Santa Ana, after having Travelled be-
tween 100 and $50 miles.-Border Vi
dette.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16
Lost In Mexican Mountains.

n. W. Chase of Nogales, one of the
owners of La Calera mine, forty miles
east of Magdalena, was the sole actor
in an episode that would have proven
under less fortunate circumstances,
melodrama. Mr.. Chase, Major l.. w.
Hargrove, one of his partners, and two
members of their camp, left the mine
a week ago last Thursday enroute to
Nogales, by way of Magdalena. They
proceeded down the Dolores river to a
point where this stream unites with
the Calichi and forms the San Miguel
river, half mile from the town of
Cucurpe. Here Mr.. Chase left the
party to go to Cucurpe for few sup
plies, and the others proceeded on to
Pintura ranch, a mile and half dis
tant, where Mr. Chase was to overtake
them. After wait of more than an
hour the party moved eastward mile
or two to point where another trail
from Cucurpe meets it. Mr.. Chase
had not arrived at that point, and a
halt of another hour produced no bet
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16
A Changeable Cabinet.

OF the eight men who sat down at
President McKinley's council table at
the beginning of the administration
only three remain, says writer in Les
lies Weekly. These are secretaries
Gage, Long and Wilson, respectively of
the treasury, navy and agriculture de-
partments. Secretaries Sherman and
Day of the state department followed
each other into retirement from that
office and the portfolio went to Col.
Hay. Attorney-General McKenna
passed to the supreme court, and Gov.
Grlggs, of New Jersey, took the vacant
place. Secretary Bliss, of the interior
department was succeeded by Mr..
Hitchcock. Postmaster General Gary
gave way to Charles Emory Smith, one
of the hardest workers in the cabinet,
and now Gen. Alger has stepped out of
the war office, and Elihu Root, of New
York, has stepped in. All these changes
have occurred in less than two and a
half years.
Seldom has this record been equalled.
All the original members of Washing
tons cabinet we're out before the end
of their chiefs service. but this con-
timed during eight years, and the cab
met then had only four mem mbers- the
heads of the state, treasury and war
departments respectively, and the at
| orney-general. There was clean
sweep during President Adams four
years, but Adams had adopted all the
mem bers of Washington's cabinet as it
existed at the latter's retirement, and
most of them were never in harmony
with him. A new cabinet post, that of
secretary of the navy, was created in
Adams term, but the incumbent dis
agreed with his chief, and he, too, had
to go.
The only other presidents who have
had such sweeping changes in their
cabinets as have occurred in the past
two years were Jackson and Tyler. The
Peggy O'Neill war" in Jackson's case
caused, in about two years, the retire.
ment of five out of the six members
which the cabinet had then. On ac-
count of the bank fight, all of Tyler's
cabinet except one, the secretary of
state, retired in less than a half year
after Tyler's service began. Taylor's
entire cabinet went out in a year and a
third, but this was because of the death
of their chief. Many changes occurred
in the johnson and Grant cabinets, but
not as many in the same length of time
} as In President Mckinley.
All presidents, of course, when they
enter office, are anxious to retain their
! cabinets unbroken to the end of their
service. All have failed, however, in
this respect except one. President
} Pierce's was the only cabinet in Ameri-
can history which remained unbroken
to the end of the presidential term.
: Three of the seven embers of Pierce's
, council--Wm. l.. Marcy, secretary of
1 state; Jefferson Davis, secretary of war
, and Caleb Gushing, encouragement
were men of marked influence and
, ability. John Quincy Adams almost
a equalled the Pierce record of quarter
: of century later. but he had one
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16
Mine Warning Notice.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice
is hereby given that my interest in the Buck.
skin, Atlauti" and Pacific mines, situated in
the Greenwo mining district, Mohaye coun.
ty, Territory Of Arizona, is under bond to par.
ties developing the same. aud that neither said
property nor the undersigned will be Iespon-
sibe for any labor or debts cont acted. nor
Injuries sustained by any employer or EN-.
pl"ye IN the operation of said mining prop.
critics; that ali operatives engage in such serv.
ice at their risk and that no debt Is valid
against my Interests in said mining claims.
GABRIEL LEVY.
Signal Arizona June let 1899
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16
For Sale.

Ten lots, 23xl25 feet. in town n,
Kingman, with improvement, I'm
provements consists of one hons.
22x34, with seven rooms. hall clio.
cts, etc, together with outbuiId
ings, milk house, bake-room harm
grainery, greenery, etc.
Also for SALE milk cows. > ve,,r
ing heifers, I calves, 300 chicken.
and 300 ducks. Present o.no.
does good business supplying mn.
merous customers with milk coo.
and fowls. A splendid well of
water on the premises. For OAR
ticulars, terms, etc, call on or ad
dress MoHAvE COUNTY MINER
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Notice Is hereby giveu that neither the Tarr
mine, situated i'll Wallapai mining district.
owner will be responsible for any debts con
traeted or labor performed by parties engaged
in working miIe under leas aud bond.
w. L. TARK.
MannelitO. New Mexico, Aug. a lsgl
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

change in his four years, that of secre-
tary of war.
And the record of changes OF Presi-
dent McKinley's cabinet may not be
closed.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Complete Stock of Drugs and Druggists Sundries
Patent Medicines. Cigars and Tobacco
and Stationery
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16
Mine Warning Notice.

Signal, Arizona, June let. 1899.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-18
DWIGHT l.. MOODY ILL.
Evangelist I'm Serious Condition
Stricken With Heart Trouble.

KANSAS CITY. MO, November H.
Dwight J.. Moody, the evangelist, who
has been preaching here to thousands
nightly I'm Convention Hall. is broken In
health and Is suffering from an affection
Of the heart. His engagement was cut
short to-day, and tonight he Is en- route
for his home, at Northheld. Mass. In the
care Of Dr. Schaunler. OF this city, and
Mr.. G. NJ. Vining. teller Of the Union
National Bank
They are travelling In a special car.
provided by the committee Of chur Snmsn
who brought Mr. Moody TO Kansas City.
IT Is admitted that Mr.. Moody's condl-
tion Is serious, though when the eyange-
list was seen at his hotel shortly before
being taken 10 the railway station. he ex-
pressed the belief that his condition was
not serious. He stated that he was feel
ing very weak, and added:
Il have had trouble with my heart fos
a good many years. but 1 never felt az
weak as 1 do Low. There r. nothing
alarming about my condition. / believe"
REPORTS CONFLICTING
The reports as to the seriousness OF
Mr.. Moodys condition are conflicting.
Several OF his intimate friends stated to-
night that while his condition was So
rious. II was not critical These friends,
however, reluctantly admit that Mr..
Moody's career as a great public speaker
is nearing the end.
DR.. Schaufiler said that in his opinion
the evangelist's condition was not worse
than some time ago, but he was simply
exhausted. Or. Schaufiler added. how
ever, that Mr.. Moody must have quiet and
rest.