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The San Francisco call., 1899-06-11
MARRIED.

CLARk-HOKE-In this city. June !. 1899, at
Central Methodist Church. by the Rev DR.
Charles Edward Locke, John L. Clark and
Caroline Belle Hoke, both of San Francisco
CY-HOLLODAY-In this citv June l.
1899. at the parsonage of the Central Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. by the Rev. Dr.
Charles Edward Locke. Ben Holiday Dorcy
Of the Preside. San Francisco and Linda
Holiday Of Portland Or.
ARRIS-HOWARD-In this city. June T. 1899
at ST Dominc's Church. by the Rev Father
Clancy. Bernard ID. Harris and Birdie S
Howard both of San Francisco.
ONES-QUIGLEY-In San Rafael, June A.
1899 by the Rev. Father Egan, g. II. Jones
and Jennie Quigley.
McARDLE-CLUFFEY- San Mateo June s
1899 by the Rev. Father Cooper Joseph NJ
McArdle Of San Francisco and Katherine f.
ClufTey Of San Mateo County.
McGIMSEY-AUSTIN-In Reno. New June 3
1899, by the Rev. DR.. Jones, T. b. McGmsey
and Alice Austin.
MAHONEY-STAHL-In this city June s. 1899
by the Rev Samuel Hirst Eugene J. Ma
honey and Ernestine Marie Stahl. both OF
Vallejo.
MATHEWS-JOHNSON this city, June T.
1899 by the Rev. Father MaXimilian Anth-
ony Mathews and Annie NJ. Johnson. both OF
Vallejo.
PAGE-DICH-In this city. June 6, 1899. by the
Rev. John Stephens pastor of Simpson
Eva Dich, both of San Francisco.
SCHANABROOK - SCHMIDT - In this city
June 9, 1899 by the Rev. Dir. Bell. William
Stark Schanabrook and Dora Schmidt
STRAHLE-MAHONY-In this city June S.
1899 by the Rev. Father Lynch, Robert
Strahle and Matilda Mahony.
TYRRELL~-WALLING- this city. June 9,
1899. by the Rev. DR.. Charles Edward Locke.
Morton H. Tyrrell of Ferndale, CAL, and
Lulu Walling of ST. Louis. No.
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AMATEUR DRIVERS WILL RACE.
Members of Golden Gate Park Driv-
ing Association to Hold Meet
ing at Oakland July 4.

The members of the Golden Gate Park
Driving Association held an interesting
meeting yesterday. E. H. Aigeltinger pre-
siding and Fred Thompson acting as sec
retary. After a prolonged discussion, dur
ing which the eighty members present
displayed lively interest. it was decided
TO hold the annual races of the association
a the Oakland track on July 4.
1t was also decided that only members
of the association would be permitted to
participate in the races. and to prevent
the introduction of ringers it was de-
cided to eXpel any member who entered a
horse that was not his property
On motion of Frank O'Kane. it was
agreed that the days sport should consist
of five trotting and pacing races, for
purses of s1O0 each $50 to go to the first
horse. There will be a special race for
the butchers who are members of the as
sociation and also for the green class -
for which F. @. O'kane offers a silver
challenge cup valued at 500.
Vice President Aigeltinger reported that
local horSemen were showing great inter-
est in the arrangements for the establish
ment of a mile track for the exclusive use
Of the associate He predicted that the
next annual meeting of the local drivers
would be held on their own track.
The following committees were appoint
ed to arrange the meeting on the Fourth
OF July: Track-Stewart and Kapp.
Prizes-Ohlardt ard O. Kane. Printing
Thompson, Gallagher and Kapp. Pro-
gramme-Park and Dalzell.
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. ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR
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ONLY.
Free Trial Package of This New Discovery
Mailed to Every Man Sending Name
and Address Quickly Restores
Strength and Vigor.

Free trial packages of most remarkable
remedy are being mailed to all who will write
the State Medical Institute. They cured so
many men who had battled fo- years against
the mental and physical suffering of lost man
hood that the Institute has decided TO distribute
free trial packages to all who write. 1t is a
home treatment and all men who suffer with
any form of sexual weakness resulting from
youthful folly. premature loss of strength and
memory, weak back. varicocele IciatioR
of parts now cure themselves at home.
The remedy has a peculiarly grateful effect
Of warmth and seems TO act direct to the de-
sired location. giving strength and development
Just where 1t is needed. 1t cures all the ills
and troubles that come from years of misuse
of the natural functions and has been an alb
solute success in all request to the
State Medical Institute, 743 First National
Bank building Fort Wayne Ind. sstating that
you desire of their free trial packages will
be complied with promptly. The Institute is
desrous of reaching that great class of men
who are unable to leave home to be treated
and the free sample will enable them TO seq
how easy it is to be cured of sexual weakness
when the proper remedies are employed -The
Institute makes restrictions. Any man who
writes will be sent a free sample carefully
sealed in plain package. so that its recipient
need have no fear of embarrassment or pub.
licity. Readers are requested to write without
delay.
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sToNE-In East Oakland. June . 1929, Mar
ian Stone daughter of Mrs. William II.
Cobbledck. and granddaughter of u B;
Rutherford, a native of San Francisco, aged
13 years months and Is days.
TILLSON-In this city. June 10, 1899. Charles
Tilson beloved father of Elizabeth F..
Charles ]. and Josiah w. Tillson, native Of
Massachusetts, aged IS years
TRUETT-In this city, June 10. 1899, Marian
J., dearly beloved daughter of the late NJ. X.
Edith n. and Grace c. Truett. Mrs. William
F. Flynn and Mrs. j. F. SepulVeda, a native
of California, aged Is years months and q
days.
WAHNIG-In this city, Henry, beloved of
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wahnis, and brother
Wahnig, native of Strausberg, Germany,
aged 10 years and months.
u Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
Sunday, at 1:30 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence. 2S16 Golden Gate avenue.
WATSON-In San jose June 9. 1899. Mrs.
Caroline B.. widow of Charles L. Watson.
mother of Douglas S. and Arthur b. Watson.
and daughter of the late Robert A. Barry,
NJ D.. of New York City
OFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
Sunday, at Cypress Lawn Cemetery. Take
train leaving Third and Townsend streets
depot at 9 o'clock which will stop at Cypress
Lawn
WILSON-In this city. June g. 1899. John Will
son. native of County Cavan, Ireland. aged
40 years.
u Friends and acquaintances and members
of the Pacific Coast Marine tiremen Union
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
this day Sunday, at II o'clock. from the
funeral parors of McGinn Bros, 81 Eddy
street thence to St. Roses Church. where
services viii be held for the repose OF his
soul at 1880 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
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MARYSVILLE'S SPRING
RACE MEETING ENDS
Munyon Wins the Free-for-Au Pace
After Series of Close
Finishes

MARYSVILLE, June 10-The Jockey
CIub spring meeting came to a slIccese
ful termination this afternoon. The ar
tendance was the largest of the week tbe
fair sex being well represented
In the free-for-all trot best +wo ~
three, purse $50, the entries We're. n T.
knights Cora S, w. P. Harkev's Clar. IT.
and A. Schnabers Munyon. Cora 6 so1d
favorite at S. to SO So In the fret 49,
the horses got away on the first attemnt
Munyon IN the lead the favorite a no.,
third. At the gate Harkey's mare hroke
ana went out of the race. At the Quarter
post Munyon was leading Cora bv two
lengths and at the half the gan had been
reduced to one length, which positions the
horses retained. to the wire Munyon
came in under the whip
The second heat was the most exciting
OF the meeting. The horses left the wire
Wen punched. but Clara was not in anv
better form and again fell out AT the
quarter Munyon was leading by a length
ana he kept the lead until the home
stretch was reached. Then Hogoboom an
piled the whip to Cora and She Won bv
nose.
Clara II redeemed herself in the third
heat and brought Joy to the hearts of the
plungers, who played her for the % place .fe
again the race was close between Cora
; and Munyon. In the stretch all three
drivers resorted to the whip Harkey stole
second place from Hogoboom through a
length.
The special trot had the following en-
tries: William Leeche's Director n 7 7
McGrath's Faloney, William Hogoboom s
Maud. The purse was $50 Maud and
Faloney sold even in the pools. @'i'0
In the first heat Faloney took the lead
and retained 1t to the finish, winning II hv
six lengths; Maud second. Director Ii
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CRUISER NEWARK SAFE.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The cruiser
Newark has been heard from and is un-
doubtedly safe The following dispatch
was received this afternoon at the Navy
Department:
"MONTEVIDEO. June 1O.-Secretary
Navy Washington: The purser of a
steamer of the Pacific Steam Navigation
Company which arrived at Montevideo on
June 2 saw the Newark enter Sandy Point
May % COLBY"
The signer of the dispatch is Comman-
der Harrison G. Colby, captain of the
Marblehead, which is following the New
ark around South America, and who has
recently arrived at Montevideo, himself.
1t is the opinion of the naval officers at
the department that the Newark met
with bad weather on the way south from
Montevideo and was perhaps driven out
of her course, so that she was greatly
delayed in getting into the Straits of Ma
gellan. However, as she was near Sandy
Point on May Is, only twelve days ago,
and certainly stopped in the straits sew
eral days to coal, she is now no longer
overdue at Valparaiso.
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and no bruises except slight abrasion
on the back of the head, DR.. Ross con-
cluded that no serious results would fol-
low. On the following day Mr.. Phelps
growing worse, his brother-in-law, DR..
G. Witter of San Jose, was wired for and
has been in constant attendance at his
bedside night and day.
Relatives finding, however, alarming
symptoms developing, Drs. MacMonagle
and Cluness of San Francisco were called
in consultation with DR.. Witter. An even
ing paper announced the death of Mr.
Phelps. but he is making a heroic fight
for his life aided by the doctors and the
loving attendance of his family and
friends Inquiries have come from all
parts of the State, he being one of the
most prominent and foremost leaders in
the community and being beloved by all
classes His relatives say that II prayers
and loving solictude can save him Mr..
Phelps will live.
REDWOOD CITY, June n.-At 1:45
o'clock this morning the condition OF MI
Phelps was gradually growing worse, and
il is safe to say that before daylight ne
will have passed away. His physicians
are at his bedside awaiting the end Ee
IS surrounded by his relatives and frlendS,
and only his iron constitution mas Kept
him alive this long.
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PITCHER DORENY GIVES
THE GAME TO BOSTON
Wildness of the Twirler in Two In
nings Causes the New York
erS' Defeat
erS' Defeat.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

NEW YORK June 10-Doheny was really re-
spcnsible for the Boston's victory to-day. Ex-
cept in the sixth and ninth innings Eoheny
gave as pretty exhibition of pitching IS
was ever seen on the grounds. In the sixtn he
hit batsman and gave three bases. ball.,
forcing in a run, and in the ninth sent three
men to base The Giants got all Of their runs
bv timely batting. Grady injured anu
will be out of the game for some time. At
tendance, $500. Score:
Clubs r H E
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries-Doheny and Grady; Warner. XII
len and Clark. Umpres-Lynch and Warner.
PITTsBURG, June 1O.-Pittsburg captured
two games from Louisville to-day The first
was easy Tannehll keeping the hits scat
second Lever braced UP after the second and
had good support. Philippi was rather puz-
zling, but the locals got their hits when need
ed. Attendance, 400O Score, first game:
Clubs r. H. E
Pittsburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Il
Louisville ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batteries-Tannehin and schriver; Woods
and thinner. Umpires-Kittredge and Gard
Second game:
Es5;.%5Iis RI55sssfF - !
Batteries-Leever and Bowerman; PhiIippl
and Kittredge. Umpire-Ganney.
CHICAGO, June 10.-CalIahan was IN great
form to-day and for the second time this sea-
son shut St Louis out, allowing them but
four scattered hits. Chicago earned one run
in the sixth scoring two more in the eighth
on little hitting and some fearfully wild
throws by Wallace and Young. Attendance,
6400. Score:
Clubs R. H. z.
Chicago 60, ''..'.''.'''''''''''''.''''. ~ =
Batteries-Callahan and Nichols; Young and
O'Connor. Umpires-Swartwood and Warner.
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~ rtrrcrERN HOTEL
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Saturday, June 10.
Stmr Chas Nelson. Anderson, 81 DAYS from
Manila, via Nagasakt.
Stmr Newsboy, Elefsen, % hours from Usal.
SAILED
Saturday, June 10.
Stmr Samoa, Jahnsen. Seattle.
Stmr Laguna Ericsson,
Stmr Mineola David, Nanaimo.
Schr Glendale, Jahnson,
Stmr Weeott, Durham, Eureka.
Stmr Westport Peterson, -.
Schr Emma Utter. Allen Grays Harbor.
schr Beulah. Mitchell, Grays Harbor.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS, June 10, 10 m-Weather
thick; wind SW: velocity miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
COOUILLE RIVER-Arrived June s-Schr
barbara Hernster hence June g.
GRAYS HARBOR-Saied June 9-Schr Fan
ME Adele for San Francisco
SAN PEDRO-Sailed June 10-Schr Bertie
Minor for Eureka.
EJTREK ARRIVED June 10-Stmr Fulton. I'm
Astoria .tmr South Coast hence June s.
Sailed June 10-Stmr Pomona, for San Fran
cisco.
SAN DIEGO-Sailed June 10-Stmr Rival.
for -: Br stmr Carmarethanshire for Hong
HIJENEME-Saied June 1O-Stmr Grace Dol
lar for San Francisco.
PORT LUDLOW-Saied June 10-Bktn Tam
O'Shauter for San Pedro.
SAN DIEGO-Arrived June 10--Schr Azalea.
from Grays Harbor.
FOREIGN PORTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING June 9-Bark VIII
ma hence April /.
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SPRING WHEAT ACREAGE.
Reduction of Two and One Half Per
Cent Reported

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Prelimin-
airy reports of the spring wheat acre
age indicate a reduction of about 470,-
600 acres. or 2.5 per cent. OF the twenty
Staes reporting 10000 acres or upward
in spring wheat six report an increase
aggregating about 245000 acres and
fourteen a decrease amounting to about
175,000 acres. There is a reduction of I
per cent in North Dakota of in Min
nesota,- s in Iowa, in Wisconsin, l in
Nebraska and in Oregon. On the other
hand, there is an increase of per cent
in South Dakota and of 6 per cent in
Washington.
The average condition of spring
wheat on June l was 91.4, as compared
with 1908 at the corresponding date
last year, 1915 on June l, 1897 and 932
the mean of the June averages for the
last fifteen years. The averages in the
principal States are as follows - Min
nesota, 81; North Dakota, SO; South
Dakota &c. Wisconsin. So; Iowa, 81;
Nebraska, SO; Washington, 49, Ore
gon, 81.
The average condition of winter
wheat is 67.3. as compared with 90.S at
the corresponding date last year, 1876
on June 1, 1897, and S3.4 the mean June
average for the last fifteen years.
The principal averages by States are
as follows: Pennsylvania and Texas,
Il; Maryland, 79; Virginia and Ken
lucky, 72; Tennessee and Washington,
rs; Ohio, 73; Michigan, 40; Indiana and
Kansas, SO; Illinois 3S; Missouri, 60;
California, 81; Oklahoma, S5.
The acreage of winter killed has been
eliminated. The present averages re-
late strictly to the acreage still under
cultivation:
The acreage reported as under barley
is 81 per cent greater than last year.
The average condition of barley is ola
as compared with 1873 at the CORE
spending date last year.
The acreage under rye shows a de-
crease of S.9 per cent as compared with
last The average condition of rye Is
S4.5 as compared with 81 on June l of
last year.
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FOUNTAIN MURDER TRIAL
DRAWING TO A CLOSE
It Is Claimed That Defendants Lee
and Gilliland Have Estab-
lished an Alibi

HILLSBORO, N. Mex, June 1O.-To the
surprise of all, Major Llewellyn was not
put on the stand in the Fountain murder
trial to-day to deny the charges made by
Print Rhodes yesterday afternoon that
Llewellyn had threatened to blow up
Lees house with dynamite. He was called
for rebuttal, but did not answer and no
messenger was sent for him. NeVerthe-
less the rebuttal evidence of the prosecu-
tion was devoted almost entirely to an at
tempt to vindicate the eX-Legislature.
The evidence of the defense and the
cross-examinations of the other witness
had been for the purpose of establishing
an alibi and had brought out these coun-
ter charges and several plots to murder
Oliver Lee and Attorney Fall Captain
Brannigan, Carl Claussen. Jack Fountain
and others were put on the stand in re-
buttal of the Rhodes story. The case
Attorney Barnes opened the argument
this morning. The case Will go TO the
Jury on Monday
Attorney Ferguson. for. the defense, de-
clared that the prosecution had failed to
establish a corpus deficit or shake the
aIibi of the defendants. He touched on
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Builders Contracts.

J. Molony owner with ]. p. Gonyeau con-
tractor, architect Curtis Tobey Jr.. all work
for removal of old building and erection of a
three-story frame building (iats) at 4S0 Eddy
street ready for floor joists, $780, rustic and
roof on sl721; rough plumbing and brown NOR
tar on S1I20; completed and accepted 1920:
thirty-five days after, s2OSS: total, SS349 bonds
$20SS. American Surety Company of New York
surety; limit 100 working days: forfeit S. per
day; plans and specifications filed.
Bernhard Schweitzer owner. with j. w. MIL
Ter contractor, architects Percy Hamilton all
work for one-story brick building on line
Grant avenue. w 40 by 60. Brick work is up
ready for roof trusses, s11s9; completed and ac-
cepted, s11S9: thirty-six days after, $500; total
s317S. Bonds $500. p Degan and c. A. Day
sureties. Limit twenty working days For
felt SO per day. Plans and specifications filed
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KILLED AT HIS TRIAL.
Tom Baker Shot and the Militia
Quells the Disturbance.

MANCHESTER, KY, June 1O.-Dur-
ing the trail of Tom Baker to-day there
were serious disturbances and one man
is reported killed, and several reported
wounded. The militia quelled the dis
turbance, dispensing the crowds when
the Gatling gun was brought out.
For days the court has been hearing
arguments in the motion for change of
venue, and the motion was granted to-
day, whereupon court adjourned. Tom
Baker the defendant, was still out on
bail, and as he was leaving the court
house with the crowd he was shot dead
1t is said the shot came from rifle
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-11
A NEW CANDIDATE
FOR LICENSE COLLECTOR

There is a new candidate in the field for
License Collector to succeed T. F. Bonnet
in the person of William H. Tiffany. Mr..
Tiffany has the backing of the merchants
of the city; who are bringing strong pres
sure to bear upon Auditor Wells in his
behalf.
1t is stated that the hackers of the
new candidate will begin the exercise of
their influence upon Treasurer Truman at
once.
Mr.. Tiffany is now employed by John
Sroufe & Co., wholesale liquor dealers
on Market street, and was up to a short
time ago employed with the Southern Pa
cific Company.
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Fngland,s Novelty Necktie-

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted. 1899. by James Cor
don Bennett.
LONDON, June 10.-A novelty is a tie
called the Anglo-American, made of silk.
showing the Union Jack and the Stars
and Stripes intertwined. Though rather
bright for ordinary city wear, it is be-
ing patronized by ladies and boating men
1t was discovered on Wednesday that the
PRINCE of Wales. had purchased a number
created demand at once and practically
set the fashion for the summer.
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MEXICAN DIAMOND FIELD.

CHILPANCINGO. State of Guerrero
Mexico, June 10-A party of Mexicans,
headed by c. d. Trevence diamond ex-
pert of Chicago, has arrived here on it's
way to the Balsas River region. where il
expects to engage in diamond mining on
all extensive scale. Diamonds were dis
covered along the Balsas River a few
years ago, and recent Investigations lead
to the belief that field equal to the
famous diamond fields of South Africa
will be deVeloped there
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well in the rear The second heat was a
repetition of the first
The entries in the six furIong dash were
Dan Morgan's McFarlane, w McCunes
Redwood and Giblin's Joe Leavey. Nc
Farlane was the favorite and won easily
in 1:07 Redwood second.
The final race of the meeting was a six
furlong dash. the entries being: Uncle
True, Homestake, TeXarkana and Somas.
Homestake won Somas second, Uncle
true third. Summary:
Free-for-all race, two in three, purse $50:
Munyon .-.....''..'.'''''.'.''...'
Cora ..............-..'''''..'..
Time. 22O 2:2O1s. 2:2S
Special trot two in three, purse $50:
FaIOney
Maud ..............
Time, 2:2Si4, 2:29A.
Six-furlongs dash. purse $50. McFarlane
first, Redwood second Joe Leevey third; time,
1:1.
Special six-furlong dash, purse $50: Home
stake won. Somas second Uncle True third;
time, 1:15.
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TO BUILD BIG DRYDOCK.
Bids of a San Francisco Firm the
Lowest.

WASHINGTON. June 1O.-Bids for the
new Mare Island drydock authorized by
the last Congress were opened at the
Navy Department to-day. The lowest bid
der was Dennis Jordan of San Francisco
s697 $50. The other bidders were the At
1antic Gulf Power Company. New York
s729 900; the California Bridge and Con
struction Company, San Francisco, $685.
300; Henry Liffetts Company. San Fran
cisco, $500 102; Campbell & Peters, San
Francisco, $767 1893; the Pendon Bridge and
Construction Company. San Francisco
1897 ,376; Butler, Ryan & Co., st. Paul,
Mimi, $7S9 900.
? Bids were also opened at the depart
ment to-day for the construction of the
repair shop at Puget Naval Station, but
ali of the five bidders were above the APP
preparation of $55,0 900, and it Will be neces-
sary to reissue the advertisements.
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in window of the Sheriff's office, but
that report may be due to the fact that
Baker was charged with the murder OF
Will White, brother of Sheriff White.
But all advices agree that Tom Baker
dropped dead from shot as he was
passing the Sherffs place. The militia
are reported to have Immediately sur
rounded the body of Tom Baker and
protected it and his friends, but in do
ing so they were compelled to bring the
Gatling gun and disperse the crowd.
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ACTIVITY OF BANDITS.
They Have Caused a Reign of Terror
in Cuha

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted, 1899, by James Cor
don Bennett.
HAVANA, June 10-Colonel Cespedes
said tonight: General Gomez and my
self are aware Of he fact that the coun-
try provinces are in a bad condition and
that bandits are causing much destruc-
ton and terrorizing farmers throughout
the island. They recognize no class,
Cubans. Spaniards and Americans suffer-
ing alike The only solution for peace
and safetyis the estab ishment of a strong
guards in every town"
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7, 6, PHELPS
IS LYING At
DEATHS DOOR
Not Expected to Sur
Vive the Night.
RUN DOWN BY A TANDEM
CONCLUSION OF THE, BRAIN Sue
CEEDS THE INJURY.
The Well-Known Public Man Sur
rounded by Relatives Await
ing the Dread Sum
mons.
RUN DOWN BY A TANDEM
CONCLUSION OF THE, BRAIN Sue
CEEDS THE INJURY.

The injury sustained by Hon. T. G.
Phelps on Thursday morning, the Goth
ult.. while walking on the county road
in front of his ranch laid him near deaths
door He was struck in the back by
tandem bicycle ridden by two unknown
men and thrown to the ground. He was
brought to his home and DR.. j. T. Ross
of Redwood was Immediately called by
telegraph.
After examination. finding no fracture
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued follows:
Pietro Della Santina and Teresa Solari....37-4
Gambetta Herring and Catherine Schaefer. .2s-23
John r. Ratchford and Nellie Fetters. .... .2o-24
Ludwig Stern and Clara NJ. KucI. I.......... 1923
Squire V. Mooney and Carrie NJ. Burgess .50-37
H. c. Moffitt and Margaret p Jolliffe. ..... .21-1S
David T. Hill and Gertrude NJ. Corning 1926
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Railway Contract Let.

LOS ANGELES, June 1O.-Grant Brorh-
ers, well-known contractors of this city
have secured the contract for the con-
struction OF the new Southern Pacific cut
off between this city and Ventura. and
the work will be rushed to completion.