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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-03

championship will be held at Newport on
Tuesday, August Is, and following days.
Entries must be received by Dr. James @
Dwight at the Casino, Newport, on or be.
the tournament will be called on t, play
NJ D. Whitman for the championship.
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WRAPPED IN MYSTERY.
A Daring Thief Takes His Life
in His Hands

The circumstances surrounding the rob
berry are enveloped in the deepest mys-
terry. Neither the officers nor the detec-
tives have any clew as to the identity of
the daring thief. Be the man who he
may, he lacked neither nerve nor per
feet knowledge of the house. He en-
tered in the dead of night a room in
which We're asleep two officers. The
room was in perfect darkness, for the
blinds were drawn. There was no carpet
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND notice-Dividend No of the
Paauhau Sugar Plantation Company Will be be
Market Market St. on 5ri' and after MONDAY, July 10.
1899. Transfer books will close on MONDAY,
July 3 1sss' at o'sl9Hk Gk1 bon ?; n secretary
Of San Francisco 33 Post st.-For the half
year ending June go 1899. a dividend has
(sO per cent per annum on all deposits, free
Of taxes. payable on and after saturday
DIVIDEND NoTIcE-The German Savings
half year ending June 80: 1899. a dividend has
been declared at the rate of four "a per
and one-third g 80 per cent per annum on
ordinary deposits. free of taxes. payable
''N o. ~ ~ GEO. ToURSY, Secretary.
DIVIDEND NoTICE-san Francisco Savings
Union. b32 California st, corner Webb-For
the the half year ending M With the se . Of b June
per annum of four (D per cent o.: term de-
posits and three and one-thrd g - per cent s1t
ordinary deposits, free OF taxes. payable
LOWELL WHITE. Cashier.
DIVIDEND notice-Security Savings Bank 222
Montgomery st. Mills building-For thu half
year ending June 80. 1899 dividends on term
deposits at the rate of three and stx-tenths
g $40 per cent per annum and on ordinary
deposits at the rate of three 80 per cent per
annum. free of taxes. will be payable on and
S L. ABBOT JR. Secretary
OFFICE of the Hibernia Savings and Loan
Society, cor Market, McAllister and Jones
sts. San Francisco. June %, 1S99-At
regular meeting Of the Board of Directors OF
this society. held THIS DAY. a dividend
has been declared at the rate of three and
one-third g 1-3) per cent per annum on all
deposits for the six months ending June 30.
1899, free from all taxes. and payable and
ROBERT j. TOBIN, Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-savings and Loan So
ciety, l01 Montgomery ST., corner of Sutter.
The board OF directors declared a dividend
for the half year ending June so. 1899. at the
rate of three and eighty-four one hundredths
$50 per cent per annum term deposits
and three and twenty hundredths g 20) per
cent per annum on ordinary deposits, free OF
July !, 1899. Dividends not called for are
added to and bear the same rate of divi-
dend the principal from and after July l.
1899. CYRUS w. CARMANY, Cashier.
DIVIDEND notice-The Continental Building
and Loan Association Of California, 222 San
some st. has declared for the six months
cent per annum ordinary deposits per
cent on year term deposits, 10 per cent
TO class f. stock. and IA per cent to class
''A stock VIM. CORBIN, Secretary.
HUMBOLDT Savings and Loan Society, IS
Geary st.-The directors have declared the
following semi-annual dividends per cent
per annum term and 1-3 per cent per
ordinary deposits. payable on and
after July !. 1899.
ERNEST BRAND. Secretary.
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Novelist Cherbuliez Dead.

PARIS. July 2.-Charles Victor Cherbu-
liez. novelist, literary art critic and mem
Der of the French Academy, died yester-
day in his SEVENTEEN year.
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ANNUAL meeting-The regular annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the San Francisco
and San Joaquin Valley Railway Company
will be held at the office of the company. No.
321 Market st, San Francisco, Cal.
TUESDAY, the 18th day of July, 1899 at the
hour of p. m, for the purpose of electing
Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing
year and the transaction of such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting
ALEXANDER MACKIE. Secretary
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ST. LOUIS July 2.-McBride's wildness and
timely hitting were responsible for the Orioles
victory to-day. McGinety was In the box and
his twirling feature 1t was dull game
Attendance, L, 600. Score:
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Fresno Team Taken Into Camp by
the Merced Aggregation.

MERGED. July 2-The Fresno baseball team
accompanied by a large crowd Of admirers from
MADEIRA and Fresno, met defeat at the hands
of the Merced team to-day. Monroe pitched
four innings for the visitors. The home team
had no difficulty in finding him, so Maui was
put into the box for the remainder of the game.
Quigley formerly third baseman for the Owls
OF Oakland made the star hit of the day, bat
ting Monroe for home run. Score:
Clubs R. H. E
Fresno ..............,....-..........~,s 3 ls
NfSrge Batteres.Monroe. Maui and swarts: J. Grub
and HarreI Umpires-Furgeson and Kessell.
COLUSA. July "A game of baseball was
played here to-day between the Heesemans Of
Oakland and the Colusa team. The home team
won by score Of IA to The Oakland akl team
stood at 106 over 400 people witnessed the
game.
SAN LUIS OBISPO. July 2.-Several thousand
people to-day witnessed an exciting game Of
baseball between San Luis Obispo and Arroyo
Grande. The latter won by a score of II to 10
Luis Obispo striking out ten men, but had poor
support
GRIDLEY. July 2-The ball game here to-
day between the Sacramento Athletic Associa-
ton and Gridley resulted in victory for the
Capital City men. 1t a hotly contested
game. Score: Athletics, 10; Gridley, s.
STOCKTON, July 2.-The Terminal City
Wheelmen. notwithstanding some rank errors
TO their discredit hung another scalp on their
wigwam to-day. This time the White House
nine Of San Francisco were their victims. The
following diagram tells the story:
T. c. W .................1 3 0 IS
Base hits, 9.
Base hits, 6.
Murehing and Hays were the home battery,
and Murphy and Ford were the visiting bat
terry. Umpire-Chase.
SAN BERNARDINO July 2-San Bernardino
defeated the Merchants - Los Angeles in
tournament game to-day by a score of 13 to l.
Tyler made a home for the Merchants by
a long hit center field. In the eighth inning
san Bernardno pounded Moore's pitching un-
mercfully, making two baggers repeatedly.
Score:
San Bernardino ........0 0 2 *-13
Merchants ..............0 o.
VACAVILLE, July 2.-The Vacaville baseball
team was up against the real thing to-day.
The Baker & Hamltons OF Sacramento defeat
ed the local nine by score of to 4.
SUISUN, July 2.-The first game - baseball
in Suisun this season was played to-day. be-
tween the Napas and Suisuns. The visitors
won by a score of to 1. Ballesters and Cal
laghan acter umpires The game was brisk
and exciting.
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CINCINNATI. July 2--The Reds captured
another double-header, making seven consecu-
tive victories Luck was with them in the
first game With one out in the ninth and
Vaughn on second. Breitenstein singled scor-
ing the winning The second game was
called in the seventh inning to allow Wash
ington to catch train. Attendance 1880 Score
of first
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.

JAPANESE-CHINESE Emp. Agency; all kinds !
help. GEO. AOKI. 80 Geary st; tel. Grant Sc |
ORPHEUM Employment Oftce-Ja panese. Chi
nese 426 Powell nr Sutter: tel Black l32l.
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COLUSA. July "A game of baseball was
played here to-day between the Heesemans Of
Oakland and the Colusa team. The home team
won by a score of Il TO L The Oakland team
suffered much from the heat the mercury
stood at 106 over 400 people witnessed the
game.
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MINOR BASEBALL GAMES.

CHICAGO. July 2.-No game to-day on a
count of rain
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Observation-Disclosures and O'Connor; McGinety
and Robinson Umpires-Gaffney and Manassau.
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WANTED-2 blacksmiths 81 so day; lime bur-
ner $50 and found: American driver for milk
wagon. s25; creamery butter maker. $35;
scraDer teamsters. 81 day; quartz miners,
50 80 day; carpenter for mine. So; laborers
for mine. 81 75 to 80 40 day. ]. F. CROSETT
&: CO. 62S Sacramento ST
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BALTIMORE BEATS ST. LOUIS.
Cincinnati Takes a Double-Heade-
From Washington

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDIN'
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SAN LUIS oBIsPO. July 2.-several thousand
people to-day witnessed exciting game Of
baseball between San Luis Obispo and Arroyo
Grande The latter won by a score of II to 10
Dick Goodchild pitched a great game for San
Luis Obispo striking out ten men. but had poor
SupDOrt
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MEETING NOTICES.

GOLDEN GATE Commandery, No. Is,
X. T., Golden Gate Building, 625 SUIT m.
ter st.-Stated assembly THIS EVEN U
ING at s o clock All fraters NE
courteously invited
]. c. CAMPBELL, En-. Com.
WILLIAM T. FONDA, Recorder.
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WANTED-Cook and baker for deIicacy store.
$40: cook and WIFE nice country hotel. $50;
cooks, s35; walters, kitchen help and many
others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT * CO, 62S
Sacramento st.
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LOUISVILLE, July 2.-The Western League
team outplayed the Colonels to-day. winning
a slow and uninteresting game. Attendance,
600. Score:
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II MINES.
81 laborers (no experience required; anybody
will suit; wages $50, $50. $50 and found. 81 40.
81 81 so day. COME AND SEE U.s..
.......................M MURRAY & READY,
........................ 634-636 Clay st.
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HOTEL DEPARTMENT.

French cook for a resort $50: third cook
$40; restaurant cook. $50; country restaurant
cook $50; fry cook $50; cook SO a week; cook
country restaurant, S35; third cook summer
resort $50; pastry cook for a delicacy store
s35; bakers helpers. S25 and $50: dishwasher
springs, $50; vegetableman springs. $50: pot
washer, springs $50; potwasher, hotel. $50: 2
restaurant dishwashers S25; baker and pastry
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HELP wANTED-Continued.

Co
COOK for men. 500 per month, country lar
paid MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter ST.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE-san Francisco Savings
Union. 532 California St. corner Webb-For
1899 dividend has been declared at the rate
per annum of four (D per cent o. term de-
posits and three and one-third g 1-3) per cent
on ordinary deposits. free OF taxes. payable
on and after Saturday July 1. 1899.
LOWELL, WHITE.
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Waiter restaurant. Santa Cruz $50: waiter
country hotel $50: . walters. same country
hotel. S25: % colored walters north walters
Santa Cruz Mountains S25; omnibus first
class country hotel. S25 and free fare; pantry
man. summer resort near city. $50; assistant
pantryman, summer resort. $50; night porter,
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HOTEL DEPT. BAKERS. ETC.
So 1st ID Sd cooks for all parts of California;
hotels. boarding houses camps. mines. ranch
es. springs restaurants. etc, wages S55 S45.
$40, s35. $50, $25 and found.
i9 walters ...............$ $40 s25. $50 and found
% dishwashers -. $50. S25. $50 So and found
PORTERS.. LAUNDRY HELP PAN
TRYMEN N------ELENATOR BONo
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Observation-Disclosures. Phone Main 5S4S
Leading Employment and Labor Agents
ALL YE THAT LABOR AND THEY Will
GIVE YOU..... WORK AT......BIG WAGES
q laborers. no experience. fare 50c-...-...Sa9
IL laborers, no experience. fare 55c Co.: SoO
16 laborers, hours and 10 hours. $50 and $40
II four-horse teamsters. fare 81 4O..-... sou
u laborers, brick yard. ..$36 and FOUND
II laborers, factory and manufacturing com
pany 10 day
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GRIDLEY. July 2.-The ball game here to-
day between the Sacramento Athletic Assoca-
ton and Gridley resulted in a victory for the
Capftal City men. 1t a hotly contested
game Score: Athletics 10; Gridley, S.
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SAN FRANCISCO Chapter No. l. Royal n
Arch Masons. meet THIS EVENING. y
Business only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-29
ADJUSTMENTS.


Edwin Mayo. in -Fu1i'u-Hea ?
wuron. sill be the attraction ~ ttfs
Seattle thenter tonight t1morraN
nikht and az iomprroW'a matinee
The company protucIns thr Play -
a high salaried organization. ard.
v5th = fcw exceptions COMPILER the
original east
The play vas adapted from the
Twain story bY the late Frank Nave.
duetian. and has Erown 70 be a
iuctious. and has grown 90 De- \
favorlts and familiar play an the
American stage
Nr Edwin Mayp's portrayal ~ tho
character % @Fudinhead WIIHan
la Intelligent and sympathetic. anil
be never fails to carry his auditors
with him Hls supporting company
n sell balanced. ani the performers
have been selected with special re-
gard 20 their adaptabllitY 20 the
characters.
The advance sale u seats pr9mta.
- audiences that wnl test the
capacity - the playhouse a. al three
performauerd
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STEAMER DORA
Is LEAKING
Effort Is Being Make to Take
Her to Juneau.

The steamer Excelsior. Capt. j. c
Downing. % the Parinc steam
Whaling compauy.s feet. arrived
from the north last night. The ves-
sci had oniy II passengers. meet 81
horn were from the Copper river
country Capt. Downing reports a
foot % snow az Valdez. which is the
FIRST % the season. only about iao
viii winter In the district. Thee
people are VrIi pruvlsioued. and
there Is no sickness among them
While stopping n Yakutat bay.
Capt. nuwuln9 WIS informed b.
Rev. Alvin Johnson. missionary.
that the level - Dissnchantmeni
bay vas three feet lower than q was
prior 70 the September earthquake
Up 10 the time the Excelsior LEI,
juneau. the grand Jury had not re-
ported on the totem pole matter
The steamer Dora. which coiud i
with an Iceberg a short time arc. is
In a crippled condition and IL ieak.
mig badly An EFFORT vii be made
to bring her down - the inside pas.
sage. The voyage will be periioui.
but Il is thpuEht she will be able q
get through all right.
The Excelsior reports pleasant
trip she came down BY the out.
side passage. ard did not meet the
storm that distressed the Victoria
Her passenger list. az given by
Purser Christian. " az follows Fred
6. Leap. Mrs \ Z barrett. Chhs.
Moran q u Higgins ~ A fttH
souefte. \ Backlfn. Geo =. Pat.
terson. y G. Wilson. +. q Me4hy.
0. Anderson and Frank o Austin.
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A QUICK DISPOSAL or
PENDING CONTESTS
Republicans in Congress Plan to Gel
Rid of All Such Cases.

WAsHN0TON. d Doe the
dacuaH
the
should have been Participating IA legislation but the government has
been unnecessary
recalled that thu allow"
81
allowed Sooo salary and $1,000 fees expensive Job Tor the eov-
II considered doubtful whether than election commit
where there thirty -four ste three committee appoint
~
t0dKeshu
Republicans
ing and White political the
changed
Neither 3 si1 hr decided
the Democratic The Mississippi Jau.a
CatchnEs
which added his VII usk~
IN his faNor-
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War on Unhealthy Tenements
In Large American Cities

NEW YORK Nov 9Arch " and buHisFs especially those Who
a =
of
ii
o aud
be
lodging
houses parks aundra
Investigation
All the model display &vw Nk th,
collection
ed
%
already effected considerable msen 10 Nee YORK By active
q
-hsaih
%
ed
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MPANIES WILL
NOT COMBINE
Gig Demand for Freight and
Passenger Space.

There will be no combination Of
steamship companies on rates next
spring.
Recently the matter has been priv
ately discussed by ali the principal
companies that will operate 10 Cape
Nome. Tn. advance demands for
space are 90 great. the capacity %
every company seems likely to Be
taxed. This. in i'ssif. will be sum
eient to keep NJ the rates
The one matter 70 be avoided 10
the raising Of fares 20 a prohibit
ing tariff. THIS would not be likely
to cause a great decline In trafiic
during the coming year. but BY de-
rectlng the traffic TO other cities u
would establish a pfecsdeus that
would prove hurtful In future years.
The steamshtp men are taking sv-
cry precantisn to avoid THIS In
making rates they VII therefore
take into Consideration the cost OF
a miners outfit. and enable him TO
land at the goidn~ris st reason
able cost
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Rules for Hunters.

Cunning accidents have BECOME 20
frequent that II might b. pell 10
formulate a frw rules far tae guild
anre ~ those ahu 81 forth 10 gay.
firN would those do
When yen hand loaded gun Co
faBr companion. ainHya Keep The
muEzlc pointing your way TB.s may
save the f,ai-kIfIsr a job
2 Sever So hunting Nth a man
whp looks lac a deer Don't look
Ike deer yourself Look Ike n
mule or msfafar elise saay \ man
De- Pennsylvania WAS shot ~ par
tisaiar friend because tte fuft u
hair un hIs bead rraamhisl part
fliFs when yeu So hlntIng have
sour haa shaved
8 nHn.t use O. gun that vHl carry
three or four mites You may drop
an Innocent co.'s ia fbc next eaun-
IS BETTER stick ~ nrsnd-d4d'a sun
alth the warped barrel The rhHd.
1rrn iu Wisconsin country ~ COL
got holiday on account 40 one ~
those ienr distance guns nufirt
crossed over tlya tfn nHhIrs and hit
tho HRhaaIma'rm In the l#mh
4 II yau have any doubt that thr
deer sou are Fo.nr ta shoot az mny
te your hunting companion. don't
yell IL that ypu. Prtc1' before y1u
firo. u insight alarm the dcar-if 10
la deer
3 II yea really want 20 insure per-
feet safety against hunting accidents
have y1ur ewes. your nerve ard your
firearms thnHaurhiy tested before
yeu start ont and thcn stay at
BuWr
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SENATOR HANNAS
SON MAY WE'D

CLEVELAND. q. TOW % The
select set Of Cleveland is acoE with
gossip over rumor which was
started this afternoon To the effect
that Dan K. Hanna, SON Of Senator
Hanna. and Hiss Daisy Gordon
Maud. are to be married In the near
future Mrs. Maud g. now suing for
.a divorce from Walter u. S. Maud.
an Euglishman. THE story Is hotgh-
tened hy the Interest I'm the divorce
suit takon by young Hanna and hy
the allegation that he Is responsible
FOR the arrangement between hus-
band and wife that led tu the suit
\ little over \ year ago -. n. Han
ma had a divorce suit OF his own IN
the courts In this county. Mr.. Han
ma disclaims any matrimonial intcn-
lions, saying he ia simply a friend al
Mrs. Maud and la interested In the
divorce suit only as "A friend.
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4gsYss
The Female Observer
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Strawberry plnks TO the front
again and lta pretty when combined
with dark fur.
To the debutBnte one American
beauty rose is worth dozen II any
other kind thnt grows
Stitching in diamond Is used ,o de.
eorate silk waists.
Blondes. even straw berry blondes
are rcvcling In rcd this winter
The Woaty sheep. the persuuially
popular woaily sheep With "A squeak
has appeared Ia the toy shops
Tho boa must not De- fastened "A
the neck 70 its Wt1ter Wishes "a be
In the top notch ~ style.
SIX bsotess are sold to h. worn
by MIR Baby when no takes ride
white p'4ur gowns Bre gufI In cyt.
dgnee ON the streets.
And they are even worm with fure
Here's Inconsistency FOR you
MHsn Little GirI looks charming b.
velvet hat and coat. and with nc
edge n ermlne around her neck
And her small brothers almost M
attractive In "a fur-trimmad Russian
blouse.
The football EIrl is wearing IN,
eolnts Of hcr favorlte club now.
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INTERPRETATIONS.

l.. e. Dillman. Fredk. W Low AMI
L. w Grimth have filed articles Of
incorporation for the Gold Coin Mn
ing company. The capital stock In
81. 900 600. divided into dollar shares.
The trustees are L. 9. Dillman, W.
w. spauldinR Fredk. w. Low. l.. n.
Grimth, J. n. Hughes. Albert Tay-
Tor. !. w. Darling.
The Nome Pioneer Mining com
pany was Incorporated yesterday
afternoon with a capital stock Of
10000. by o II. Paddlson, VIM. +.
Love and Sidney Gordon.
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"Ihn sIranRnr" Again.

Hoyt's a Stranger in New York.
which vas 80 ravorably received
here last week. have been Induced
20 play a return engagement at tbs
Seattle theater Friday and satur-
day nights. and Saturday matinee
From the number who were turn.
ed away during the last Engagement
a cordial reception can b. expected.
"a cordial reception can De expected
The sale Of seats aill begin tpmor.
row morning Mt the box -oifien. Reg
ular prices viii prevail In the even
ing Matinee prices will be 25e 5Qe
and 75e.
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DOMESTIC RATES
ARE APPLIED

wAsHTNGToS. y. g. Nov. r.
Postmaster General Charles Emory
Smith. In n general order today for.
mally declared al mall matter pass
ing between the United States and
Porto Rico. the Philippine archipcl-
ago and Guam. or between these
island possessions Of the United
States. subject to the United states
domestic classification. conditions
and rates Of postage. The same do
mestlc system IL also extended 20
apply "a all mail matter sent by ~
addressed to persons In the United
states military. naval or civil ser
vice in Cuba or Hawaii
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To PREVENT THE
SEATING OF ROBERTS

WHEELING. W Va. Nov. 20.
Almost the entire membership 81 the
Wheeling Ministerial Association.
representing ten thousand ~ the
Christian people ~ Wheeling. Inat
night waited on Congressman Dow
ener ana protested against the scat.
Ing 81 Brigham " Roberts. ~ rtah
Capt. Doycner promised his aid In
the crusade against Roberts. and
said n no other member introduced
one he would present resolution
before the house to prevent the seat
Ing ~ Roberts.
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AND WIFE. =

There vas quite a romantic cpl
sode at the Charleston hotel on
Monday night. says the Charleston
News and Courier. II came "A the
only peaceful INCIDENT In the storm.
and brought that resttul feeling Of
security to the clerks that made life
for the time much easier to bear.
During the afternoon a carriage
stopped At the main entrance and a
young lady and young gentleman
lodged through the rain into TIE
cheerful Office They both advanced
toward the counter IN hating sort
Of way. The pen was handed 10 the
gentleman. and Mr.. Motifs smile tod
plainly that his opinion was to the
effect that a bride and groom had
come "a honeymooning. Imagine
his surprise when the gentleman In
seribed In n rather shaky hand. y
". Epstein and cousin. New York %
The lady was shown to a room. and
after a few. minutes returnsd. after
having changed her apparel, while
J. II Epgtin sat IN the Tartor Then
the lady took no her station tn tho
par1or and the gentleman disappear
ed upstairs He returned In few
minutes. too. and was clad in his
''gladdest clothes" Next they took
20 the carriage again and returned
in about an hour TO the hotel
The second entrance was marked
by no indecisinn. J n, Epstln wore
one Of those vent -vidi-vici looks The
lady wore a lovely blush. and to-
Rether they advanced to the counter.
ff.Ff esHN a.
cousin blow" in the first round had
reached his wind. and he did not
know what 70 expect when Mr. !.
" Epstin said, Pen, please"
The pen was handed out. 4 boil.
black dash was drawn through and
cousin" and above it was written
In very self-possessed characters.
and wife"
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Against the Trusts.

ALBANY. y. ". Nov % The
Commercial Travellers ana Hotel
Mems Anu-Tru=t League today NJ
Cd with the secretary of state a Ger
tihcatc Of Incorporation The league
will maintain q meeting room In a
prominent hetcl In every city Of the
United states, The principal office
OF the league Will be In New York.