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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21
.'LAY BALL AT PROVO.
L. D. S. College Administers Drub-
bling to B. Y. A.
Especial Correspondence.)


Provo. May 20.-The Brigham Young
academy and Latter-day Saints col
lege teams put up an entertaining game
of baseball in Provo this afternoon. in
which the former were beaten by a
score of &c to %. There were about 100
college boys and girls down from Salt
Lake. Enthusiasm ran high during the
game: there was so much noise that
the umpires had to use signals all the
time.
Probably the only noteworthy play of
the whole game was line catch made
by A. J. Peterson, by which he put two
men out in the ninth inning and
stopped the Latter-day Saints score
at y.
Ten innings were played. At the end
of the ninth the score was a tie at 81
to 81
The lineup was as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs James A. Pollock goes east to-
morrow morning.
w. E. Ware. the architect. was in Lar
annie. Wyo. the past few days. figuring
on plans for a new school building. for
that city.
Isaac Fleming and Miss Eva Fleming
of Williamsport. Pa, are visiting Mr..
Jennings sister. Mrs. A J. Daft.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21
Today's Baseball.

Especial to The Herald.)
Ogden, May 20-In today's ball game
between the Short Lines and the Og-
dens the lineup. as at first determined
upon. has been somewhat changed
Gimlin will pitch for Ogden and Nc
Causland will catch. Hansford will
play left field. Taylor and Bowman will
be the battery for Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21

various Baptist denominations will de-
liver addresses.
The anniversaries. which the minis
tiers, many of them with their wives.
are on the way to attend, are the first
TO be held on the Pacific coast, and
will commemorate fifty years of Bap-
fist work in that part of the country
The party will depart from the city
tomorrow morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21

Exports of Gold and Silver.

New York. May 2O.-The exports Of
gold and silver from this port to all
countries for this week aggregate Ss79,
800 silver bars and coin and $1S,271 gold.
The imports of specie this week We're
1866 9S1 gold and $133, 776 silver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21
EXCHANGE GAME
ENDS IN A ROW
Umpire Declares 1t Forfeited
to Salt LakerS.
MANAGERS ENGAGE
In LIVELY FISTICUFFS
Punmel Each Other In the Old
Time Way.

Trouble Was Plentiful Throughout
the Contest-Actual Score Was "a
to II Against the Utah Exchange,
With Half of Final Inning IN
played-Errors Were Frequent and
Fun Was Fast and Furious
Throughout.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21

teen performances We're given to stand
ing-roOm audiences, and at the advance
prices the receipts for the two weeks
have reached $4,000. which is said to
be without precedent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21
Maud Adams Big Profits.

New York, May 20.-Tonight Miss
Maude Adams completed her two
weeks engagement in Romeo and
Juliet at the Empire theatre. The six
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21
Dawson Swept By Fire.

Victoria, B. c., May 20.-A report
reached here late tonight that Daw-
son City has been visited by a 100000
fire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21

The city nine was all pulled up with
pride at the conclusion of the game,
and they decided to accept a challenge
from the fire and police team to a game
next SATURDAY..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21

~Struck out, MT Dy DdLteu DdII.
**Two hands out when trouble began.
By INNINGS.
Total.
Salt Lake ........1 0 Ola ga
Utah ...............2 0 4 III
Earned Runs-None.
Two-base Hits-Miller, Barnett, Griffith,
Guthrie. Wells
Three-base Hit-Gardanier.
Stolen BaseS-Everybody.
Double Play-Stark to Campbell.
Bases on Balls-Off Griffith, o; OFF Nc
Kimmon, 5; off Gray, s.
Hit by Pitcher-By Griffith, 2
Struck out-By Griffith, 8; by Mckim-
mon. 8.
Wild Pitches-By Griffith, 8; by McKim-
mon. 3: by Gray. l.
Passed balls-Jones. 4; Guthrie, s.
Time of Game-Three hours and forty
five minutes.
Umpires-Meinecke and Hughey.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21
BIG WOOL DEALS.
Some Heavy Transactions at Payson
and Price.

Over 100000 pounds of wool changed
hands at Payson yesterday, of which
the greater part was sold by T. G.
WINNER to Eisemann Brothers of Bos-
ton.
At Price the day was a good one also,
Boston buyers taking in 100000 pounds.
This nearly cleans out the clip at those
places
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21
By INNINGS.

sStruck out, hit by batted ball.
**Two hands out when trouble began.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21

opponents vowed twas against the
rules TO make more than fifty in one
game.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
Wycieczki ma gru"ta.

Ktoby chcial kup:6 HAWAI- gruntu
w Arizona. Colorado: Arkansas, Idaho
Indian Territory, Iowa, Kansas.
Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebra-
ska, New Mexico, North Dakota,
Oregon, Oklahoma, South Dakota.
Texas Utah, Wisconsin, Michigan,
Wyoming, Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Kentucky. Mississippi. North Carolina.
Tennessee, Virginia, niechaj sig zglos1
do agenta Kolei Buriingtonskiej ma
rajblizszej stacyi po blizsze szczeg6ly
wygledem tanich tykiet6w ekskursyjr
nych ma grunta. Odno5ne pociagl wy
rusza W dniach 7 81 lutego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
FIJI 5ss#S sIi4Hs sH@4H IN THst
:KoIeje Chicago & North
Weston ma POfudnIe.

y :Ktoachce iechac ma Poludnie,
stroneNew Orleans, mole te1az
ztanlo jechla6 5koleia Chicago q
North Western Odnosue tykiety
,ck,s,kursYjle bedq sprzedawane na
staacyach .toj kolei " dnlu - Lute-
go, dobre do Is Lutego. KtobY
pragnal przepzdzl6 zime W oieple,.
szyoh stomach, moze co dzien
wyjatkowo tanio jechac koleja
& Chicago North Western
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
/ owe.

- ~. +. t.4E =. - -F.9E.. &-G&. s.Hs sEyEGEes #E+#-E
GMlNA - MILIONERSKA.
Najbogatsza gmina ma swiecie
jest gmina Orsa, W szwedzkiej
De!ekarli1, dzieki olbrzymim la
SON. w ciagu ostatnioh dzlesie-
Gu lat gmina sprzedaia lesu "a 9
m'llon6w koron g m'lion6w
marek). a gospodarstwo lesne ME
Jest tam bynaimnieJ rabunkowe,
lecz prowadzone wediug wszelkich
wynagah lesnictwa postepowego.,
Mleszkancy ME place podatk6w,
wYda]a ogromne sunny ma drogi
publiczne, szko}Y, szpltale,
blblioteki, kazda qa6 wioska
po4aczona lest z pozosta1emi
wsiaml gminY telefonem, z kt6re-
go mleszkancy korzYstsia bezp}at">
EEL. .@a.4%sH
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
Og1oszenie 2 OR0Il
(w Minnesociel

Obywatel Jan Eol,do. dawnlejj-
sly road boss I'd koole;ach Nor,
therD Pacific i Great. Nort5ern,'
posialdatu duzY STORE II
Oh ]! b. ss'k,ulp9qpjelakaa wszclLri
kie ptactwo n | q dale, odssl,.
Store obJy W ]. j III RODO
|znajduie SIZE tljBko polskieao
ko6clofa " Q Miru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
Wl y 4 g1lil!t I.nlazSgrl'nllllnlllt 4
10leia Pau

KoleJ Chicago Milwaukee
Est. Paul sprzedswa5 beedzle v
diniu q Lutego oraz " dniach i
81 Marca TAME tYkletY ola pcs,
zszukiuac6zY grunt6w.. Zapiaci gig
~ * s:ppgosdlr6z " jedDe strone i
:tylgos iieszcze 2 dolarY - powrot.
.WYgglsdemn bllzszYch szczegolow
'zgioslc sic Do Biura kolejowego
koniec Center ulicY, pod tytulem
Pioneer Limited Tlcket office.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
Kolel Chicago & n. Wes-
term

sp1zedawaG bsdzle tYkiety ola
.poszuk,waczy grantow II Lutego,
i Marca j 81 Marca pc wyjatk6wo
.tenich cenach.= Wygledem blizszych
.szczeg616w zglosic sig co agent6w
tel Kolei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
Ma saddle.

sedzia: Kraazies, kt6 Org! popet~
niles jest Q lyle barYgodnlejszs, ze
do~puScltes sic 1ej " nocY.
Obw n =: Prosze pana
sydniego! pred srokiem' gay m's
zapsdaono, poWledzlal pan seda'a,'
10 zssiu2ujs 1 % tenn 81, surevsze u "
ranie. poniewah ukradfen ' jasny
dzleh, aTdzls ma bY6 obclaza] g 2
okol,ounoss:1s t. q, e y uk h,';'' y. y
nos,y. Kiedy vice naalezy ukrafo !,
aaby mled prsT,oAdo7sekolicEato fel
agodssoYchf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
Gtupie 1miejsce.

Doktor: A vice W sama
glove was uderzy1! Alez to oios
byi okropny, DO rama g}eboka i
diuga.
BarAomiej; A no prosze
.p;ana. doktora, juzclt to take mole
n~ieszczeS5cle.,; re mus'at mn'e Was
ME " take g{upie miejsce .ratlc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
DR.. C. B. Ham
LECZY MEzCZYZN, KOBIETY I'Dz1ECl.

:1a1oli d~o;ytorzv ME moglfrozpoznat twe3 choro.
H. TIL lab ME ieI mogii q mic poom6dz,, to napisz zaraz do
H,,'ktora Hama on ci iudaieli rady darmo: GdyDy
oTtor aznal chiorobe. "a n is9 g s3rafn to f nzn nHam
iest Jiczciwymm i odpoWiedzffalnym, q chorymi opie:
k III Sic 2 taxa 1pieezoiowitoscia e, jskl ojeiec ssgymi
dziHetmff: Ludzie, kt6rzy naproz :asn asHka al r laiIK aea.
nych doktor6w:, kt6rzy. pIzecierpiem. Pc p Gyk1H sn !
my Jego : zadnaprzesada, lecz tylko szczela p s;s
:wd4. ME przediuzaai! swej choz5o 70 X,,t % ,mG %sm Sis
NE Medycyn DoKto7a Hama ME mona dostac y " "a "a
pedisr5w. Kto chce bye pewnynl, re dost a}ea e@? yyca
ito 10 Dra Hama. Butelka medycynyKosztpje tyt
ko 500, szeae butelek s. 90. Piszac Pc 9, mTieed oin : nis
nalezy opisat swa chorobe ! zafaczyc " 1,Ie a evprs.
sow. Medycyne przepis jak s~ieleczyt wysyfaa{
Odwrotna Poczta. Przysij make poeztowa ma %
hoWied1. Adres taxi:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
Y opowIescI wschodnicll.

4Kadi (sedzia) sIbrahim, r6wnle
madry,. jak s2raviedliwy, miaf
zwyczsj, gdY m6wik c%skarzYciel'
opiera6 glove ma rece i zas}ania6
jedno .ucho. Kiedy 60 faz Izapytaf
Q to Ju,1sassuriff, kt6ry pelull obowlaz'
XII oskarzyciela II urzedu, madry
Kad1 odrzek}:
To ucho chowam Ola oskes
.xj7::&f:.4S4
rzonego.
I-Jussuf uznaf madrosc kadie-
90, o ,a jego wielka sprawiedli-
wokG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

negO. = Pan III. L.. Hawart, Loomis,
Cal, .donosi o nastepujacym wypadku:
By lem choly przez :ostatlie piec ID,
raz poa razie na= febre malaryalua- ka.*
tar, neuralgia, i W og6Ie zasslabhem5
S~przykrzyIo mi sig przene}uiacc mo-
systsm.ach,inlinaa ii nnemi medycynam:.si
.zwatplemE jjus TAX, il bylemzgotowym
umrze6. Przypadkowo p%rzec7ytalem
artykul WI N a; odewej TTrybunie, h6ry,
zdawaI5aie zastoesow1owa6 dos m leg
przypadku..P osslalem b pr6bkowe IT.
do Gomozo ORA. Piotra Fahrneysw
Chicago, =. I 3 q . a,giI u , t m l Isl 8 zdroSWseym.
skoroos*gg az czalemI Is uzyWaG-sHzazylem
prawiezzaWaftose pndia p16bskoMegosi
Mo cieszylem sig tax dobremzzdloWiem.
cd wielu lat. Jestem prawie 81 lata.
stary.-saasledzi mo powiadaja mi, ze,
gdy pozostane music przetmleni6 liczby.
i podac' moi wick jake 4s zaniiastts s844.=
Ora .Plotra q. Gommsozo.s,m ma, niez1snll1a
SLAVIC jake oczyszczaJlaacc-ii zyci5daine
1ekarstWo, przeszlo stoalat stare.
%splzedaa'W'gnnge prrzz Y smrlcjsoowych agen-
TOW ludoWi wl1ost NIaseieielas DR.,
Peter Fahrney, 112-114 So. sHoyne
fave, Chicago, IFS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
y: I.1:s..E = p De. i:E ::.@$:
PETERSBURG. pet. List"

NhoD nv. ,feI. Llst
opowiada= nastepujqca historye o
znalezionym skarble: o wlorstg &C
stacYi Czarnorudka. kolei po1udnio-
wo-zaohodniej ,lezy piewielki las,
.nalezacy do obywatela ziemskiego,
hr. Lsdochowsxiego. Las skfadajq
poz w;ekszej .czeScl deby, brzozy ]
jawory, a IA srodKu znajduje sic
spora polanka, zaroSnleta trawa,
wsr6d kt6rej wyrasta Ieden dab
samotny. DO tel polanki przywlaza~
na Jest legenda, kt6re lud miejsoo-
wy aw va "a iprawdziwa HISTORIC;
NiegdYs bardzo, bardzo dawno,
mieszka1 tn starry pan, kt5ry
nlenawidziaf luds1, zY} samotnie,
otoczonYsdziesieclu slsgamt srog~
Mil ponurym. jak on sam Pan
ten miat bye bardzo boggatY.s Pew CIV
nej slmoHej rocY kllkudzieslec.u
zb6i6w napadio ma dwor starego
pana. zabii, slugg.,a jego wz!ffl' ma
neki, zeby 60 zmusld do wydania
skarbdw, jake posiadaf. Lecz
pan umarf v. m%eczarniach, ME
wydawszY tajemnicy, q zb6je
przetrzasneli dwor ME znalezli
AMI pieniedzY. AMI klejnot6w. kt6.~
re pan zakopai w}asnie ma .oWe]
polapce. z Ia,ami las i polanka
przechodzl3y v coraz inne rece, ale
Laden z w~}ascicieli skarbu=znalest
ME m6g}, a n1ekt6rzY navel g
ME szukall, ME wierzaow legende,
! Nareszcie las naby1 hr. Led6,
chowski, kt6rego syn, studen.
uniwersYtetu sw. W!odzimlerza :
Kljowie, zacz24 fzukae skarbu
Przez 5 mlesiecy kierujac si
rozmaltemi warjantam= lcgennd5}
kopat5i k6pa. aiem,e "a polancee
szukaf, grzeba} sszperal v .rrdzn1c::
Rierunkach, alenadatemnle; n
. koniec 90 grudula I. ukazaI n
/ sic We Snie stlaarlY, pan Y bogatel
. oddwleetnlejj szacie j powledziaf,
: azarb jego ley zakopany 0 5
lokol ns '.IE lpolqd 1i e! g a 81 u. !
polance. Mlody q, M nsizastt i1tt zar.
nsjal kllku robetnik6w j \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
LanuII wwskaRzanfYm we SHE nielsen zavzal

KYS % ! Jak ''|l|E!l lanu
pod5ob b. i e move c !'I9s'' 'y1'.z.
Q I.G|g II a 81 owls / d.
K u5pleo: o tYoh, % sig
nazyvaia ,.ssl am, 70, ......
~ HIM. Q tyoh! 4 : 80. to ~, sWld IS
pan, 2 nazwiska % znnakom,te, ale.
ioh wnetrzie jest n%iezbadane.
z i#sA - - ss$
z1oty cie lI
Rzeon dz,eje sig v szk6fce na;
egzamlnIe. l s.
-F 'is l,..il poWiedz ni, die
ozego zYdzi zrobili sobie na pustY
nj zfotego cie1ca?s !
--- s,s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

s#gS5 sgsSH.s xa HSa sMabSa. ssEasaa
4; S ss#zzsSs rs EIs#zSaisz
wskazanYm We snie naieiscn zaszqal.
kopalct. 5:1zs
1 '5yn ~ AZ ~: aktrudiY jego
NE bY}y podaremnie, 30 v ggleebi
], sl II arszyna z y i skrzynis..
.oku 1e i zelazem q y y: mel zuacsnaa.
ilo5c naozYn a}otych, dzban6w.
pqohar6w, monet z}otych ]
srebrnYcin tip. Wartcsd akarbu.
wynosi podobno przcszio ,2oo,0UO.
rubll.
BOMBAJ miasto " Ind{ach
angielsk'cb, l,ezaee do nledawna
~pszeszlo 900 tYsiecy micszkahdc66w
I'd :. 1895 ciqRle podlega zarazle,
kt6ra tysiace lndzi pozbawia zycia.
Usta} tam luz wielki handel i
przemys}. a kto mole w1nosi SIG z
tego .nieszczssliwego miasta
kt6re niezad'ugo hedzie ruina.
BALsAMOWANIE clal.. VIC
ski lekarz dr.. MarjDl wynalaz}
nowy spos6b balsamowania cla1 tax
trwe}y j %skutecznY, re ciato zmar-
lego ME tract elastycznosci, a
nawet pozostaia niezmienneml rysy.
twarzy. DR.. Marln1 juz r. 1876
wYnalazek ten mia1 tax dalece
gotowy, zc podczas. wystawY
parysk'ej " tym roku ofarowai
cesarzowl Napoloonowi stollk,
kt6rego p4Yta z}ozvna byia 2 c1esci
ciala ludzkiego zupe}nie skamienia-
iych. tax dalece, 70 uderzone5r
m}otkiem wYdawa}y odg{osI,.
jakby kamienia. y
KRAskoJARsK, v syber,y IF
= WfaSciciel kopalniMonastyrczyn:
otrzymai wladomosc. 10 Tungguzi
" .G:=: = - -; :. .Aas
an :: ? ,,yg!t'i@'. T' :'n'. znale III
Pc om'edzy e: Komo j Pit Yjjeais4 4
sk.ej guahbte1rlnll, chate sklecc-
na z materyi sznurow, ktore
stanowiiy niewqtpliwie czesci sklae
dove balonu. W potl;zu lezaly
zwfoki trzech mezczyzn, 2 kt6rychi
jeden Mai roztrzaskanq glove.
Naoko'o !. rozrzuoone by{}y instru-
r men!y, %s}luzace do nieWladome&o
.uzytku. Oberpolicmajster z Junlsej.
ska udal sic osobiscie ma mielsce.
Ola zhadania stanu rzeczy, gdyz
przyruszcza, ze owe zwlokl So
sv}okami slawnego zeglarza 70
wietHnego. Andre'go jego dw6ch;
~toEarzysz.
,-- ~ :4a
Cd wybrzeza Oceanu Spokoj-
negO. = Pan III. Il. Hawart, Loomis,
Cal, donosi,o na~stepujacym wypadku:
By lem choly przezs .ostatl.ie piec lat
rag Pc. razie ia febre malaryalnaa+ ka@
tar. neuralgia, W og6Ie zasslabhm'
sprzykrzylo mi sig ..przeneluiacc mo-
system Ginning j innemi medycynam:ssi
.zwattplem jjuls tax, il byllemzsgotowym
umrzet. PTzypadkowo plzec7ytalem
arttyylkul. WI az odeWej sTrybunie, h6ry
II -, II Iln,s - - :, ~ rrrvo * y 1s.EE --.S.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
Chce sic ]iq'i

Chicel sic po1prawic.
Dyrektor wiezienia: coz TO-,
ws1ak niedawno ztad wY6li6cie, a
zn6w wraoacie? Wszak obiecalisoie
SIC atedy ~poprawic!
e - Wlezieh: l owszem, ia tez
man to dobra wcls. Ale ohodzl mi
oto. zeby sig jestes;ze lep'e] popra~
vic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

- Dluznik: w .tYm mlesiacu
teraz ME moge mic oadad.
: Wlerzyciel; Alez to Same
oapowledzlat mi pan " zeszlym
mlesiac;uj,
D1uznik: Nc, i czy pie do
80. - ",-
..rly ma1em s}owa?
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-29

was raised to a first lieutenant; Regimen
tai Sergeant Major Badt was maze a sec
oud lieutenant in Company l.; Sergeant
Dowdell of Company G was made sec
ond lieutenant of his company and First
Sergeant Swan of Company D was made
second lieutenant of his company.
In the artillery battalion First Lieu
tenant J. w. F. Diss of Battery D was
made captain of that battery to succeed
Captain Steere; Second Lieutenant George
l.. McKeeby was made first lieutenant
Willard was commissioned a second lieu
tenant in McKeeby's place; Second Lieu
tenant A. P. Hayne of Battery A was
made first lieutenant in place of j.: B.
Morse who died in Manila, and First Ser
geant D. J. Keohane was commissioned
second lieutenant in Haynes place.
All the commissions date back from the
time the vacancies which they fill Oc-
Cured. They are issued by the State,
under the order of the President. which
allows the Governors of the various states
to appoint all officers below the grade of
colonel.
The commissions were presented to the
officers yesterday morning in the presence
of the adjutant general and several men,
bers Of the Governors staff.
There is a well defined rumor among
the men of the regiment to the effect that
September q will be the date for muster
ing out. No date has been set however,
but if the work be properly attended to
somewhere about the Dist will be the
time. Yesterday afternoon four companies
had SO far recovered from the celebra-
ton to make a good start on The work
Of the mastering out papers. The others
will start in earnest this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-29
WORKMEN UNEARTH
SOME SPANISH RELICS
FIND BONES, SPUR AND SWORD
ON SAN MATEO ROAD.
They Are Supposed to Have Belonged
to a Cavalier Who Long Ago
Met an Untimely Death.

The workmen who are grading for the
San Francisco and San Mateo road
yesterday unearthed a skull, several hu-
man bones and some articles supposed to
be Spanish relics. The discovery was
made while digging out trench just
south of Ocean View road and about three
hundred feet north of the county line
The skull and most of the bones crum-
bled to pieces when they were handled,
buried for hundreds of years. The relics
consisted of a spur and three feet of rust
eaten metal shaped like sword. The
sword also broke into fragments when
extricated from the soil which adhered
to 1t.
The spur bore traces of exquisite Span
ish workmanship when the rust and red
dirt were scraped off. 1t is a cruel look
ing instrument. having six prongs, each
almost two inches in length.
Whose the remains are and how long
they have been buried is but mere con-
lecture but it is most likely that some
cavalier in the suite of some Spanish dis
coverers of this coast met with an un-
timely death AS there was no sign of
wood or a coffin around the remains it is
in some quarrel with his enemies or COM
panions. After being shot he was hastily
buried where he fell. This conclusion is
arrived at from a number of small brass
tacks found near by. These tackS were
such as were used to nail leather in shoes.
The relics were about two feet under
ground and were thickly incrusted with
dirt The Glen Park people have con-
tracted for their exhibition.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RECEPTION TO
PENNSYL VAN|ANS
Splendid Welcome Given
the Troops.
SPEECH BY THE PRESIDENT
REFERS TO THE WAR IN THE
PHILIPPINES.
Says There Will Be No Further
Temporizing, but That the Cam
paign Will Go On Till
Rebels Surrender.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

PITTSBURG, Aug. 2S.-A splendid well
come was given the brave Tenth Pennsyl-
Vania Volunteers to-day after more than
years gallant service in the Philippines
The only thing lacking to make the day
one OF supreme happiness was the alb
sence of the brave and well-beloved
Colonel Hawkins. whose death occurred
on the homeward bound transport The
crowds that lined the streets along the
route of the parade, from the parks in
Allegheny to the reviewing stand in
Schenely Park, was almost beyond count
Ing. Good judges estimated the number
at not less than 500 900. Besides the fact
that the soldiers were to be in the parade
which in itself was memorable sight, 1t
was also known that President Mckinley
Mrs. Mckinley, Major General Merritt,
Major General Francis V. Greene and
other prominent national and State Of
ticers were in the city.
The reception of the Philippine heroes
began early in the morning at New
Brighton, Pa, where a committee of
prominent citizens welcomed them as soon
State. After brief exercises and a hearty
breakfast. rendered by the citizens of
New Brighton, the regiment was rushed
into Allegheny, where the parade was
held.
Upor reaching Schenely Park the col
umn was reviewed by President Mckinley,
after winch ne proceeded TO the music
pavilion, where the exercises were held.
After music by the Economy band, Major
Lee Smith called the meeting to order and
Rev L. n. Boyle, D. D.. delivered the in
vocation. Governor William A. Stone was
then introduced as chairman of the meet
ing and delivered an address of welcome
in behalf of the State.
President Mckinley, being introduced,
said:
Governor Stone and Fellow Citizens: 1 am
glad to participate with the families, friends
and fellow-citzens of the Tenth Pennsylvania
Volunteers in this glad reunion. You made
secure and permanent the victory of Dewey.
You added glory to American arms You
and your brave comrades engaged other
fields OF conflict have enlarged the map Of the
United States and extended the jurisdiction of
American liberty.
But while we share in the JOY that is ours
there remain with softened and hallowed
memories Of those who went forth with you,
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-29
SAN MATEO CARS WILL
BE PAINTED GREEN
WORK ON NEW RoADBED NEAR
ING COMPLETION.
In Two Months Cars Will Be Operated
From Market Street to Holy Cross
Cemetery Without Change.

The construction on the new roadway
of the San Francisco and San Mateo
Railway is going on rapidly and Superin-
tendent Southard states that it will be
completed in about two manths The
double track has been laid to Ocean View
and the ditch for one track has been
opened beyond Daly's Hill in San Mateo
county. All the joints of the rails are be-
ing cast welded and a Potion roller is run
over the road, thus assuring a perfect
roadbed.
The thirty new cars are nearly all
built and the company has adopted dark
olive green as the distinguishing color.
The old cars will be painted with the new
color as fast as practicable. Seventy cars
in all will be operated and they will run
from the ferry to the end of the road at
Holy Cross without change, a convenience
which will be appreciated. Other i'm
provements will be inaugurated and it is
intended to perfect the system in every
detail.