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The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26

The mild and immediate effect Of Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root. the great kid
ney remedy, is soon realized. 1t stands
the highest for its wonderful cures OF
the most distressing cases. Swamp
Root Will set your whole system right.
and the best proof OF this is a trial.
You may have a sample bottle OF this
famous kidney remedy sent free by
mail postpaid. by which you may test
its virtues for such disorders as kid
ney. bladder and uric acid diseases, and
urinary troubles, obliged 10 pass water
frequently night and day. smarting Oh
irritation in passing. brickdust or sedI-
ment in the urine, constant headache.
backache, lame back, dizziness, sleep
lessness, indigestion, nervousness, ir-
regular heart beating, skin trouble
Bright's disease. neuralgia, rheuma-
tism, bloating. irritability. worn-out
feeling, lack OF ambition. loss OF flesh,
sallow complexion.
II your water. when allowed to re-
main undisturbed in a glass or bottle
for twenty-four hours, forms a sedi-
ment or settling or has a cloudy ap-
pearance. It is evidence that your kid
neys and bladder need immediate at
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26

tention.
Swamp-Root is the great discovery
Of the eminent kidney specialist. Dr.
Kilmer. and Is used in the leading hos
pitals. recommended by skillful physi-
clans In their private practice. and IS
taken by doctors themselves who have
kidney ailments. because they recOE-
nize In II the greatest and most sue
cessful remedy for kidney and bladder
troubles that science has ever been able
to compound.
IL you have the slightest symptoms
OF kidney or bladder trouble. or II there
is trace OF IL in your family history.
send at once 70 DR.. Kilmer & Co.. Bine-
hamton, y. Y. who will gladly send
you by mail Immediately. without cos,
TO you, a sample bottle OF Swamp-Root
and a book containing many OF ths
thousands upon thousands OF testirno-
NAL letters received from sufferers
cured. Be sure 10 say that you read
this generous offer in the San Francisco,
Sunday Call.
Swamp-Root is nor sale the worId
over at druggists in bottles OF two sizes
and two prices-5O cents and ST. Re
member the name. Swamp Root. and
the address. Binghamton. y. Y.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
VARSITY PRACTICE.
California Lines UP It's Regular
Eleven for Fast Play.

A snappy, fast practice game of football
was played by the California varsity
ley campus. 1t was the, first time for a
week that the entire team lined up.
Hall. left half. Smith. right half, and
Womble. right end returned from San
Rafael, and showed marked Improvement
in their condition. Pringle and Kaarsberg.
who were also laid of played in their re-
spective positions. right tackle and full
back. Hopper played quarterback in place
OF Ellis, who is barred by the action Of
the athletic committees OF both colleges
The team Will line up for hard prac-
tice on Monday, and tapering-off game
on Tuesday. This will complete the sea-
sons work
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
Mayor Vetoes Resolutions.

Mayor Phelan yesterday sent communi-
cations TO the Board of Supervisors We
toing order 1877, which regulates the use
of gas CRATES and provides for fireproof
material in their construction. He also
vetoed the resolution fully accepting Bu-
chanan street, between Union and Filbert
because IL is not in satisfactory condi-
tion, and the resolution authorizing extra
work on the Bosworth-street tunnel. The
work was not included in the original
specifications. hut was recommended BY
the City Engineer. On account of the
marshy condition of the land II was
walls estimated 10 cost 5000.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
AIMS ANOTHER BLOW
At DIVORCE INDUSTRY
North Dakota Supreme Court Holds
That Residence IN the State
Must Be Bona Fida

BISMARCK. y. D.. Nov. 3.-The State
Supreme Court, in its decision Just hand
&c down In Graham VS.. Graham. strikes
another hard blow at the divorce indus
try. II holds that residence in the State
must be bona fide and characterized by
the intention TO stay TO give the lItJr.rt
the benefit OF the State law. Those who
came 70 the State for the express pur-
pose OF procuring divorce DO not acquire
residence.
While the last Legislature Increased the
period OF residence requisite from NINETY
GAYS 70 year, this decision VIII AFFECT
lower courts prior TO the going into ef-
feet OF the new law.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
To Prove What SwampROot the Wonderful New DiscOv-
cry Will Do for YOu Every Reader of The Call May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.


the kidneys, nearly
beginning
important
Now this
organs and look after the kidneys
Your your
most, bee they do
IL sick,
a all thero to h=at
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
Major Logan,s VIII Prohated-

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Nov. 25.-The
VIII OF the late Major John A Logan was
probated to-day. II was made in ChIcago.
May "a. ls9s, just before he left for Cuba
Ar: Logan's entire estate is given TO his
Widow absolutely. No estimate OF the
value OF the estate has been fled. but the
deceased was reputed 20 be quite wealthy
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
Feared q Lvnching.

PORTLAND. Or. Nov. 25.-A special 10
the Oregonian from Union, Or. says: Al
Lawson. colored. who killed Hugh
Younger at Baker City yesterday. and
Dick Johnson. also colored. held on a
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
OFFICIAL COUNT
OF THE BALLOTS
NOW COMPLETED
No Material Change
in the Figures.
S0MECONTESTSWlLL BEFILED
THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES
MAINTAIN THEIR LEAD.
Certificates VIII Be Ready Tomorrow
and oaths of Office Will Be Ad-
ministered to the Lucky
Ones.

Registrar Steppacher yesterday com
pleted the recapitulations OF the official
canvass Of the recent election returns and
the results will be declared at u meet
ing Of the Election Commissioners to be
held tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
The canvass has not changed the semi
official returns to any great extent and
the successful candidates have all main
tained their lead. The Registrar an
nounces that the certificates OF election
will be ready tomorrow morning and he
requests those who have been elected ac-
cording TO the returns 90 make applica-
ton for them Immediately and take their
oaths OF office.
1t is understood that contests will be
fled by Feusier for Treasurer, Hender-
soA for Supervisor and Farnham for Pub
lie Administrator all OF whom were Re-
publican candidates who were beaten by
small pluraliues.
Following is q statement OF the official
returns.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26

charge Of incendiarism in Baker. CITY
were brought here to-day and lodged In
jail This move was made on the part of
the of GERS OF Baker County 10 tlwart
threatened lynching. The negroes were
taken out OF the Baker City fail r,ecretly
and brought here on a freight tr ain
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
A New California Industrv

Baldwin's Celery Soda the new sure cure for
headache. is new Industry for California
that will employ large number OF people
The company has already purchased over one
million bottles.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
Queensland Ministry Resigns.

BRISBANE, Queensland. Nov. 2.-The
Ministry has resigned as an outcome of a
vote OF the Assembly in connection with
The construction Of railroads. The Cover
nor has summoned Mr.. Dawson, leader OF
met
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26

One Of the oldest ideas relating to pro
ducing cold air Is TO pipe brine into dwell
ings as gas is now carried: A meter vii
consumed.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
ADVERTISEMENTS

" The Snbsems N5UsEist of the Gen.
iN'y IN his splendid
solitude"
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
DRESS SKIRTS

Ia Pads. ChsWots. Henstfun Cloths. SIX
dlS SuHas. Mace both in single and
5ogbis SKIRT styles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
pichmond. Va. March :. 1870

....r nov dark loose tobacco uu fne
ia NVoD breaks to-day. ShOckoc
ii,4,,se sold 10. SO pGuhc -hiEhcsi
We, StT15. Crcnshaw's NaieLolse sold
p.I-n nnuuds-highcst price 500 lotu,
- ~. Fnunds-highe-t price, Nl''.
1919 nf new dark loose tobacco M
81, ana an OF the Wdielou9.e TOT To-
,norrow "Wednesday, March ; lNV
't-t,,'.t. -44rs rcpufiru t' LN' rrtftLtry
~. Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
~ I'M, ~ hogshcad Leaf dark. 10, Tugs
rii,i'ht - Total. 80 hOgsheads.
'uTrhtn tobacco inspector reports to-day
ooctinus-Dark - hOgsheads and 3
ilSPN. Reinspections-No None.
w. ,t',,.,,ou ShOck0e SeabrOok's. Ale
80, and Old Dominion tobacco ware
."SNNs raport to-day. Receipts. u pack
49,, deliveries. ~ package.
Footed states internal revenue collec-
,tons on tobaccos for the city Of Rich
,n"rd Va. to-day Cigars and cigarettes.
$50. plug tobacco uGi21i Total
7.4s2.Ti.
The several railroads and steam na.i.n-
lion companies cenlcring at and doine
husiness H. the city OF Richmond VA.
report To the secretary Of the Richmond
Tobacco Trade FOR the month ending
Tuesday. February y. 1929. Leaf tobacco
eceived 2.514 hogsheads-2 stG. O32 pounds:
leaf tobacco forwarded, g i9J pounds
4OiS.0i2 pounds; plug tobacco. 2.o97 523
pounds
Messrs. Frazer d Tompkins will offer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
NANAL sToREs.

SAVANNAH. Ga. March spirits
OF TURPEN1lNE-Fir Firm az TIC sales
sjg casks. receipts 4>G casks.
pOSlN-Flrm %. and tdunged, sales.
1C.,7 barrels: receipts, 1929 barrels
CHARLESTON. s. c.. March 1.-TCE-
PENIINE-Mark hrin al itc.' s'''eS'
E;,OslN-steady and unchanged; sales
none.
WuMINGTON. y. ., Maten - t m
re Pp0,isiIN-Firm at 05c.0ti: receipts 2s@
barrels. ,,,,,,,.,rr>.U r-nrhanead
h| o. tP Firm At / receipts. "a barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08

the T. r.. church at : o'clock. Rev :. n.
Wine performing the ceremony.
The bride was attired IN pean''' "
brown dress with hat and glove ="
In9tc, ord was accompanied ny me
sroom's sister. Miss Annie Llchh'el' az
maid OF honor. The best man was Ni-
walter Argcnbright.
After the ceremony the haPpN .o'Pr
..t,,~rad fo the home OF Mrs Henry
Ito,,sr where an elegant reception was
rendered the bridal couple and gues's.
nm, vo,ine couple received humorous
handsome prceonfs They viii MAZE
fhair homo iu this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08

BALTIMORE. March 7-FLOUR-Duu
WHEN T-F.rmer. 40. roe spot ana
month TGa7U4c., April 1di 4o7C'ic.: May
77Q7-t,c Southern wheat. 1N sample.
C0RN- mixed spot ard month.
~. ass &C.. .Npril 80 ass &C.. Mas. 500 Ic.
southern white. .~i .r5pi g..
OATS STEADY. SO. white 'Gi sc ask
BVr-Dril. No - nearby. Glnf0i &c.. 80.
- western. G2i2c
-iEAR -S.rsnl IrI ulrnau-f.
RITTER Steady. fancy creamery ~
G2.c.. stOrc-packed. n013e.
LDt.s- .uIu a"d 1920 l'I--'
CtucESF- steady and UNCHANGED.
It-TTICE-Scarce or 80 per bu-hei
box.
WHISKY Unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
NV YORK rHoprcE NAUNET

NEW YORK. March 7-FLOUR-Duu.
RYE FIOr Il rarely steady.
BUCkWHEAT Nominal.
CORNMENL-steaoy.
RIE-Quiet. 40. 30 Go.
BARLET-Dull. mailing ~ uiL
BARLEY MALT-Duu.
WHEAI-S spot easter. 80. rcd. S5i.c.
options opened irmcr and were sustain
ed. heavy worlds stocks. according Dob
Bradstreets and liberal interior receipts
caused active unloading by earlier pur-
chasers The afternoon market was
weak. closed weak at 9sQ.,c. net decline,
March closed at S2i4c. May closed Of
76Lc.: july closed at 49,.
CORN-SpOt easier. 80. .. 4.,>" 1850.
Options Oucncd steady Du cable new
prices held firm AN day Until near the
close. when they broke with wheat ana
closed weak and unchanged March closed
al 42Lc.. May closed Al inc., july closed
oh1s-SDot dull; 80 .. 3ic.
BFFF-Firm.
CUT MEATS-Dull.
LAH&)-stesdy: March. 500 nominal
Refined steady
TORk-Quict
t"rTER-stoady: western creamery
15i-02Uc do factory l2HlH-c., Elgins.
9Oc.. imitation creamery, lj'-fl ''4c..
state dairy. 14Hlgi.c.
CHEESE-Firm; large white ilI-c
EGGS-Stoady. state and Pennsylvania,
23iM &c. western fresh, 23i.t.. 'uthern.
3.iu-3i 1C.
A.. Long Island. St.-uu21I. sttets. Jcr-
sew 81 .1I02. -.
COTTON-SEED OIL-Stcaly: prime
crude. 21n re.
TROLEUM-DuL
R0sIN-Steadr. strained common 20
good Sl3Odl .32i
TI-RpFNTINE-Fi an i0i-Hf7c.
PICf- Steady.
CABBAGE-Ste at s40IO per loO.
COFFEE-OItiOn opened barely steady
at 5d7 points decline under ppoiutne
cables. large receipts af Santos. lower
Hamburc cables and weaker spot f,i.f-
kef. rallied partially after recovering.
closed UNCHANGED to points lower. sales.
u 80 bags. including April 40 S515, May.
S515. SpOt-Dul and easy, lower 20 sou;
No. Z invoice. Gi4c.. so. J0npins. t-ie.-
mild auiet. Cordova. >Glio.
eT-GA P-Rqw strong. tending upward
fair refining. T.c.. centrifugal. 9G test
lasc.. molasses sugar. $3.50. Refined firm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
STORM At WILLIAMSBURG.
\ Freight Wreck at Providence Forge
Blocks the Track.

WILLIAMSBURG VA. March 3.-spe-
Dnl Tho storm king i- again Visiilns
Williamsburg and 10 is very cold ana az
agreeable here to-day. snow fell TO the
denth OF several inches but the high winds
blew Dr. into drifts or kept it s"iriine ln
the air 20 tIe great discomfort OK peoe'-
frlIna.
Afrs Foster. Of Mathew arrived yes
fefjf, to visit her husband. Or l.. :
Foster. superintendent Of the Eastern
State Hospital
So mlu arrived here this morning
from Richmond owing % % wreck near
Providence Forge.
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General Eagan starts West.

WASHINGTON. March 7.-Commis-
sarv General Charles p. Pagan. who has
remained IN Washington since tho court
martial susncnding him from the service
for his attack ON General Miles, left
Washington tonight for tho West. He
will Co To- san Francisco and thence en-
bark for Honolulu whefc ne has son
who is largely Interested IN coffee PLAN
cations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08

NEW YORK. March a snow torn
,rerailiug am day had the effect OF check
In. spot trade To- some extent aud buSi
ress has been Of smaller volume than
az late. There has been no change in
tone. which continues strong iurlnor ad-
,.anres of &c in some leading lines Of
standard drills and 1-ydrd drills and
sheefines. Denims and ticks are firm
print cloths inactive but very firm. Mems
wear woOllens quiet Dress goods firm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
HUNTING FOR MAH0N.
The District Attorney Informed Iha'
= LAWYER Advised Him tn Leave.

NEW YORK. March 7.-AssIsuHt Dis
trict Attorney Mcintyre said that he is
satisfied that Martin Mahon the COM
plaining witness against Mrs.. Fayue
Moore is. i'm Atlantic city. cviiins service
OF subpoena Detectives are looking
FOR him but have been unable to ind
him
Mr.. Mcintyre said be had been Informed
that lawyer m this city has advised
Mr.. Mahon To- leave II he could get posi-
tive proof Of this Mr. Mcintyre said be
would eo before the supreme Court and
complain against the lawyer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08

CHICAGO BARNET

CHICAGO. March An ueSfe,ied in-
crease m stock af08t nld 'nrfct~.h-
With "a loss of Isah.c Corn aui oats
closed shade lower Pork Iht lara uu-
changed and ribs - ~. i9H.r
The leading iulures ranEed as follows:
Onion IIGg1 LOW F1Oes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08

T,241.2f2 bales: exports TO Great Britain.
3,u22o5a bales: 10 France, t31 il3 hales,
10 the Continent. . 225,sl2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS March 7.-COTTON-
Futues firm; March. 500 bid. April = 70
1881 Nav. RsH6Oi. June, GOi bid.
July. 6O4qGu5. August 6Wg6 81; sep
TENDER. 5.sadJ.DO. October, 5.s9Ga.p; no.
vember, 5.SSajp. December, j.O13.M.
LIVERPOOL. March cot rON spot
quiet. prices favor buyers; American mid
ding. 3 ij-32d sales of the lay were
3.OOG bales OF which 5000 Wore fOr sPecu-
latiOn and export. aud Included loo
American. Receipts. 5000 bales, mciud-
ing 293Op American.
Futures opened quiet With moderate
demand and closed lair. American Wid-
ding. T. m Co. March. Init sellers.
March and April. 2i-6i sellers. Aprh
and May. e5-d4. bu, ers. MAY and June.
= 2j-6iq3 2G-GI. myers. Juae W'i july
:; 2G.G4. sellers. July aud Aug lst. = -'-Dl
buyers. August and september d. -b-gl,
sellers. September ana Octo1cr Z - ~
value. October and Novem "cr 3 - -,
value. December and January, 15-niH
3 24-ds. buyers, January aud fetreats'
. 23-tlgd 2I-di. buyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
KIcnmond. - NI.rch : -
NoEFOLK pNANrr NIARKrn,

NORFOLK "a, March 1.--PEANCTs-
Farmers stOCk-Fancy 3isc ro,,,'d.
strictly prime. 80. hound prime 2itG9a,c
pound; common, none offered Sp1nis5-
Shelled. 9Oc. per bushel. Tone Of ma,i'o,
firm. offerings very light. net
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08

sTAINTON. VA March s.-Sp'cia' -
Tho marriage OF Miss Annie Ni''' Rob
srfs to Mr. Samuel s. Lickhter. took
place last Thursday at the parsonage OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
cOTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. March COTTON
DAY 3 market Tor cotton futures ,,.s ~.
dulicsl OF recent times. Alter openius
uugl ON, STEADY 200 unchanged prizes "a /
point advance. ana further improvsu~
100 .JintS The basis of ne d,.u',--.s,
was chiefly the Dad climatic cci9ifions ia
mos. sections OF the cotton belt In addi-
tloh 10 inns tie regulation. but apparently
Wornout Influences wore 1T hand--narneitS
good conditions in cotton sl,irnins. ol1d
cotton market circles in This co1irtr,,.
Chc'g money and further reports tb.f
.halidtiohs were poorly sunrljed vim
Hnuies uoises ana fertilizer. and some
l.anleis were contemplating the onlti,,,
ito" OF otner crops TO The na.ice, =,
cotton on account ~ the uunrnf,,hIa
fNctdst Oi last asOns prices Aftcr III
me news was On the market began "a
soften from lack o. outside s,-,,,.o, ~
and prices easeu on 10 g foirfs -,
the top, but the market at ma i'm
showed pronounced weakness and In IL
afternoon Was particularly tame and fen
turelcss. Selling for the short ac,n,,,,.
was restricted by tine lnienseiy cold , .oun'
with freezing at many points and tbe
1utlook TOT plantation work made very
doubtful The close was quiet and s.esd,-
at a net advance Of to 4 POINTS
COTTON-I'uturcs opened opie, ana
steady. March. G32: Aprii cn"'O NJ
033. me 63O. July. G.s9. Aueusi Gas.
september ana October. GI7. Noyemher
d T. - Dec. Decembcr. OH January G.2o.
g35' April, 6.33. May. C.3f: june al:
July. 03j. August. 0Ei September ma
october 80. November 6.11, December.
G.2u. January, go
Spot cotton closed quiet and unchanged:
sales $50 bales
COTrON-Quiet. middins. g s-lo: net
receipts. SO bales, gross. a3fS bales,
sales. oN' bales; stock llc.9os bales: *
ports 10 me Continent. 1.Ost bales: 70
France. 80 bales
Total to-uaA-a>et receipts. 1897 bales:
exports 10 Great Britain. ISIS bales: To
France. G.Jl7 bales: 10 the Continent,
T5s bales. stock. ~ bales.
Consolidated-Net receipts. 1869 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain. 264is bales: 10
France, 2.2s9 bales; 10 the Continent. 10
22S bales
Total since September lst-Nst receipts,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
srOCK Quotations.

closing STOCKS.
tt~If-or ....- .........--.-.. DIES
tr.nf.ou MD .....-. ..........-.-. Nl's
l.r-.r,,ro End ohio ..O.............. GN
C.s,sge T,ariGo..... ..............-.. Sias
$500 t-rfnoru ........ .......... 800,
$3.50 l,..tf.. .......... 49,
~. ' sr8 OHIO .',... .............. 2Ga,
,-rIr4rD and Alton ...- ............. lt-
phi. II. and Q......... ............ 1ai.
rrf and D. 1l........ ............ tile
rhI and b.. Il pfd...... .......-- u.s.
.hf g. w.. .------- ....--.-.-.. I1.-
f.Il Ind and T... ........ .....-----. cps
Chf Ind and l.. Ull... .........t.. lL'2
.If and. " N...... .............-.. ~
Chi and " W.....-.. ..........'.. IIi's
Co.,, O., a.. and 81 L., s'' ''''''-''' oe's
~ -,,1 f,f.on .......... 115
~ + "a - asa
l.r l+ pi, a. .... gift
f,. .-1 pf, q MD ...... ........ 4i
.t,t ...... 1a-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08

ALBEMARLE HORSE DAY.

steam .hfr AD.'n- h'mI-oi. ~
foik. Dr. --n-cr- and general cargo.
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MONEY Am EXCHANGE Money on

can steady at 2ie03le per cent iast Ioan
b. of. nor cent. prime mercantile pauer
..ei. por cent. Sterling exchange steady
u.ifh- actual business I'm bankers bills az
81 s5f.G4 - atf0r demand aud 40 - Nt,g4
3 s4a. Tor sixty days. posted rates 4S+'s
90 ard 81 So .r1S1. commercial bills.
a S.i, silver certificates uominally "l2
qef. bar silver 50il Mexican dollars
hor1d- inactive. railroad bonds irregular
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA

prosident-CHARIES PLATT.
sec~o+.fy-G RENILIE EFRi Eli. nm, NM mn,
PRINCIPAL Onice- WALNl j SlhbEl' 'iii'-'''''''' '
lncor-orat APRIL d. llti .,rr,.-
Commenced Buslutss-Ao An +Aoop~i-NiA'-' ''' ''-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
aRAIN 40 coTroN rxcHANor

Quotal ions are log bonds maturing in
um less Cham ten years
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-11
CHINESE SAILORS N MUT|NY
OFFICERS AT SEATTLE PREVENT
A SERIOUS BATTLE.
Was Sharp Fight In Which Heathens
For While Had Decidedly the
Best of It.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 1O.-The trouble
that has been brewing on the United
States transport Victoria for several
days eliminated in mutiny today.
Nearly sixty of the Chinese crew were
in open rebellion against the captain
and his officers. A terrible battle APP
peared at one time imminent, and was
only avoided by the cool nerve of the
ships first and second officers, who
stood in the face of the enraged Ce-
lestials with drawn pistols.
There was fighting for time, and
the mutinous Cinnamon fought their
way from between decks forward up
the companion ladder to the upper
deck. and thence back to nearly amid
ships before their onrush was finally
stayed. Had it not been for the pres
ence on board the ship of carpenters
and shipwrights, who were armed with
hatchets, hammers and saws, the
Cinnamon might have won out.
The reason for the mutiny is more
money and shore leave on the part OF
the crew The Cinnamon have found
out that they are to work for the
United States government. and they
demand extra pay of 81 more month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

+. G. ROgnOn has received q telegram
John 3. MOretOn. clerk of the board OF
education, has returned from a week 5
outing.
wood of Salt Lake City is a guest OF Miss
La Won PIERCE.
announcing the serious illness of his
father at Louisville Ky, and will leave
Tor the east today in response 10 the
message.
Thomas W. Partridge returned yester-
day from Echo in the Weber canyon
where he has established his family for
the summer.
County Attorney Ed Pike is in the city
from Eureka. He states that the Tintio
metropolis will give the Eureka vOlun-
teerS d magnificent welcome upon their
return.
Apostle Rudger Clawson has moved his
family from Brigham TO this city He
formerly resided here, going TO Brigham
in 1887. when appointed president of the
Box Elder stake.
Messrs. Hill and Wagner of New York.
who are visiting frienus il this city. leave
this morning with l. T.. Ritter jr.. and
L. G. Ritter Of this city for a weeks fish
ing in Provo canyon.
DIR. Union Worthington. DIR. c. p.
Hough and Judge Albert G. NOrrell re-
turned yesterday from their fishing trip
on the Snake river near Pocatello. Ida
They left Fisher Harris and +. W.
Exum. formerly of Ogden. still in the
wilderness.
United States Circuit anu District Court
Clerk JeTrold r. Letcher returned from
Boise yesterday with his family. Mrs
Letcher has been visiting her mother and
sister there for several weeks. Boise is
one of the prettieSt little cities that [
have seen" said Mr.. Letcher. Just now
the subject of chief interest is building
of the Short Line into the city The peo-
pie are confident that the work will soon
be inaugurated and finished