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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29
Selbh ote uSatnotS gtaatSs
3ettnn8' erfennt eine Or.
s~antfation Der pentfdyem
8atboIifen nit pplitts
t@en Sweden an.

mir publisiren abii9tIi9 ben
@rttt,l Der rSGinois Staaisssitung"
ipsI&er ben Sitsl bat: Gin neuer gens
traIDerbanb". pbf9on mir niTen, bab
berielbe lei6t miBperitanben perben
lam, obsr better eeiast. piellei6t ses
fdrteben tpurbe, um bic beutiaen aas
tbolitsn tire gu fiibren unO gu perpirs
zen. Dem 2sstersn tDnnsn mir aber
lsicbt ipirtfam entsesentretsn.
Gor auem fpiFsn unfere 2sIer, bah
mir f9on oft ertldrt baben, mir idben
esrns fpsnn bic DISQUALIFICATION
SruHbidBs Der beuti9tn aatboliten
bur4 atttDes @ingreifen n
Die politit benz ameritaniI6en
!. polts oorgslest piirbsn. uniere fos
! DISQUALIFICATION Sheen iinb midi
bauptid4li9 religiDfe, b. +.
aus 9lteBIi9 fatbplif9e
Nni4Glungen. Sic fuben auf Der
fpabrer Rsligipn, baben aber ala
Sauptses.nitanb pirtbidaftli6e Sra.
gen. Sesbalb lit bic 9efabr, baB burf
b.rsn ia6li8e 9sbanbIuns bon Soften
Der aatboliten elm Gulturfampf bers
aufbefhporen tperbe, ni6t 70 fhreds
Ii9.
Mas alscann bic 9sfabr fir ben
Genirdls8ersin betrifft, 10 lit bieiC
Ri6t 10 CROP, oenn berIslbe bat ii6 ia
Iopeit bauptid9li9 nit tir9li6en uni
p~obltbdti9sn 3peden befaBt. unh es
ut buraaus ni4t geiagt, bub bsrislb
Ela nidt audi fir elm ssiunOsS
BRO:
gramm ertldren biirfe, iusnn Elm ioldeI
lbm einmal unterbreitet piirbe.
Sier in Sonia unb i'm Weiten baber
nns fdOn prieiter bes Sefteren oasl
ermd9nf uno dn9e9dlten, MIR lollten L
ben Gebantsn midi fallen lai
len fir bic psuti9en Satboliten sin
1oSiulpOlitii9s platform in bic Oef
Tentli9tett 81 brinsen, benin bisie e
pbiOlut ~nptbpenbig, penn infer Der
linspelen ni4t NIT Der 3sit sesen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29

Die grtlGruns Der bsmotratiiden
9artei bon Soma iiber bic aaiana.
8efabr tennaeidnet bic nSI. Stats
asituns" pie fplgt:
Ser SAB lit Elm &suleni9lag ni9t
nur segen bic seiammte !SebpreRe
bieies 2anbes, fpnpern aud sesen be-
motratii4e pie gesen republitaniiAe
Singos, eesen 9emotraten bonn
S6laee zines 8errp, Der i'm offenen
Gonsreb iaste, 0suti6lanb mife
glei4 Spanien BON ben Ser. Staaten
perbauen perben, ipie gesen bic sabls
rei6en &epublitaner, bic ii9 in dbnlts
Diem Slime Guberten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29

Wie in Ssutihlanb bic aatbplifen
fir ibre tatboliIhs preNe eintreten,
3eist Der umitano. baB Der rbeinii9s
9entrumsorsan ~3Dln. 8olts5ts.". in
IN ieiner Drummer bonn %. Suni be-
reits 1884 9altbGuier nambaft ma9t,
in bensn es auflisst; in &Sln ielbit,
oas SIS 9otels. Reltaurationen unb
Safes Sdblt. liegt es in oieien idmmts
!iden 31S @aitbduiern auf, neil bic
oarin perfebrenben &atbpliten eben
ru4 tatbolifGe 3eitungen ~perlangen
Inb Die Wirtbs unb ipnitise @dite to-
isrant audi ben tatbolifG gsiinntsn Sd
ten Rednuns trasen. Wie pisle tatb.
WGnnsr eibt es bel uns, bic auf iol6e
Weiie ibre preHs Su psrbrsiten 'ii9 be-
freben9 llno bod t0nnte auf bic oben
)eaei9uete Weiie elm Sober obne
Wiibe unb Soften - piel sur 0erbreis
unb iutbolii6er glGtter beitrdssn
3eriu6e mans einmal!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29

Sn benz 4ufruf gum 8atbolitentass
in Davenport bieB es, in bemienisen.
ipel9er bonn @oritanbe bes ct. 8oni.
futiuss Sunpe unteraei9net lit, bic gu.
iammentunft finbe am II. unb Is
Ottober itatt. 9ieies 1T babin gu Der.
behern, baB bic 3uiammenfunft an
Mtttpo6, ben 49,, unb Oonnerstas
ben 10. Sttober ftattbaben tpirb, mi,
bieies aud ri9tig i'm 4ufrufe bes So.
falcomites 81 leien mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29
Cine Warnmn9 fIr ttmier
HcutI6thutit.

&urs na9 ben md9tisen protsii
8eriammlunsen bes Oeuti9tbums se.
aen bic impertaliitiid : beutid feinb.
liae politit Der Mc8inlepfden 4bmis
n~iitration, tpurbe es auf einmal in ber
groBmGulisen Matipitensp reNe mGus.
9snitil. Die niitbenben 4nsriffe se.
gen Oeuti9lanb unb ales, mas beutIt
beibt. u%nterblieben unb man iu6te ben
Better Midels fosar nit tap.
pieen GOmplimenten gu beidnftigen.
Oieie umfebr Der gelben Mbminifra.
tionsprsHe mar eiuaiQ unb auein per
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29
ftanbsIos tperben Iole. gts iebt b

ftanbslos tperben iole. 8ts iebt be-
I6dfttgten uns @elbfrceen, b. b
Gebensperii9erung, &ranfen : Inter
itiibuns ETC., aamdbli4 Ioaten mir au
mebr einflubrei6er arbeit f6reiten,
nGmltd our gr5iehung Der fatbplii1er
Gereinsmdnner namit iie i'm Stanbs
ieien an elmer edten Soaial> Reform in
Der Seffentli9teit mitSupirten. Wenn
bic Gbtcagoer beuti9en &atbpliten
ol3e 3iele unb @bii6ten BADEN, 10
perben mir ibr eriter unb snti9ieben>
fter 8unbes9enpHe fein!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29
Die Semofraten bon SoWa

BADEN einen tlusenWurf setban, um bic
Stimmen Der Seutf9 : 4meris
gu gepinnen. sic baben
einen Mann BON Deuti9er Ibitam<
muns, s. 6. Wbite bon &eotut als
@oupsrnsurss ganbibat aufseitelt unb
audi elm redt frdftises Wort in Der
Qaiansz5rase seipro4en inoem lie
in ibrer platform ertldren:
,Wir perbammen ben 8rieg geeen
bic pbilippiner, ba mir glauben. baB
berielbe bon Gnglanb imprint
tpurbe, Inn 8erbdltnife berbeiaufiib=
rem, tpel9e cine Inglpz@ meritanii4e
4Qiana benDtbisen perben. Dir prptez
ftiren ni9t nur sesen ben &rieg unb
berlansen beiIen 8e~enoisuns, inbem
ben pbilippinern bieielben @erii6es
runsen tpie ben Gubanern seseben pers
ben, fDnbern mir tppaen AUDI uniere
tiefsefiiblte @bneisuns sesen Elm
8iinbniB NIT England Dber irsenb
elmer anberen europdii6en Ma4t aus
briiden, unb mir briiden audi unieren
@bf4eu iiber ben @eriu6 aus, pelher
gu 9unften Gnelanb's sema9t purbe,
Inn bic frsunbli9en 8eaisbunsen gu
itDren, tpel9e bur6pes spii6eu ben
Der. Staaten unb 9sutidlanb beitan@
ben baben."
9aau tommt nod bic bersbafte 0ers
bammung bes Smperia!ismus unb Der
Srufts, gesen ipel9' lebtere f9arfe &C.
iese empfOblen tperben. Die Hepublis
taner bon Soma empfeblsn 9eieBe ses
gen bic Srufts riobalb b~ieielben
itautssefdbrli9 %tperben". Oas tpiirbe.
pie Cato Sels in fetner GrDffnunsss
rebe als @~oriibenber Der bemofratis
i6en Staatsconpention, faste, ppbl
er # bann Der Sau iein, tpsnn bic
Sruits unb MpnOpole aufbDrten gum
repubIitanii9en gampasnsfpnb bsiau-
trasen.
Die Srase fir bic Democratic in
Soma bleibt nun biefe, OF BITE foses
nannten @olbbemofraten bas bemo:
tratif9e Sidet 1timmen tperbsn
Selbitperitdnbli9 pirb bas nod Bel
ptelen berielben .gonpuliionen1 Der.
uria9en, aber fie perben ss idou
ii6sr's 9era brinsen, benn cine llnebre
ODER Sntoniequena lisst ni4t barin, bc
IS iid auerit barum banbelt, bic srobe
9efabr, bic Der 3epublit burd bic @ns
slOs4meritanii9e Qliana unb Der
5mperialismus brobt. abSupenoen
Die Rieberlase bes Smperialismus
tunn bod nur bur9 bic Ssmotratsr
tpmmens
Dab Der Sotpaer Staatsconpent
Ii6 fir 8rpan als nd9iten prdiibents
i6aftszg anbibaten ertldrt, 1T unfere,
Qnfi4t nad muir tonisqusnt, benin e,
mar Der ReprGientant Der gbieasoe,
platform unb Bis bieie seGnbert pors
ben 1T. ioI er Der 8annertrdser bieisr
Brinaipien fein. limb bann: mir iint
ben Wc8inlepismus Bis an ben Sals
TAFT. 2ieber t%auienbmal 8rpan uni
ieine 9rinaipien als Mcainlet
nit ieiner 6aratterlofen unb Ian
oesfeiubli6en unb ben Beitant
)er &epublit bebrobenben Wirtbi6aft.
}. b. Mibpirtbidaft.
Selbftperitdnbli9 noble man iibe,
zen pbisen Grpdsunsen nidt Der,
'efen, baB, ielbit ipenn AUDI Il Os.
notratsn fir Serrn Wbite ftimmen
oieier nod ni9t erpdblt III, benn Some
Il ia nur bO9it ausnabms
oeie bemotratiid. Gum Siege be,
1emptratii4en prinaipisn, pirb ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29

Setb tatboli19! - Seib ameritaz
Mid! bas cine nirb uns bon rDmiz
i4er, bas anbere bon ameritanti9er
Seite Suserufen.
Sie 2iebe perbietet uns beibe Mufs
fprberunsen als 8esenidbe gu be-
tra4ten. Sinb es aber teine 8eaenz
idbe, mas 1T benn ibre tpabre 8ebeuz
tuns9 Der &uf: rSeib fatboli19," be-
BARI feiner @rtldrung. Seine 8ebeus
tung 1T INNER unb iiberaq bieIelbe.
Was bebeutet nun Der anbere Ruf:
pSeib 4merifaner." Sinh mir ettpa
nod Gremblinsee Ni9t pole 8iirser
oes 2anbes9 3ablen mir ni6t Bic
Steuern ipie ale anberen 8iirser9 Be-
pbaGten mir ntht bic 2anbesgeiebe2
&dmpfen mir ni9t fir bas nsue 8az
terlanoa Saben mir ni9t unierem
beuti6en 8aterlanbe unb ieinsn Stir
item abgef 4ppren9 9at unfere Cans
besregieruns uns niHt ale biirssrIi6en
unb politii9en Re9te setpGbrt9 Was
feblt uns nod UNI ppllsiiltise @meritaz
ner gu perbens
Wds min man nun NIT benz Rufe:
rSeio Imeritaner!" Sffenbar lit etz
mas anberes bamit CEMENT, Man bat
bas Wort als Shlagpprt aebrau6t,
UNI etpas gu besei4nen, mas man nidt
fpast, tldr ausauipre9en. Wil man
pielei4t, baB mir uniere NattonalttGt
ablesen iouen? 9amit forbert man
niat bios etpas llnm0sli9es, ionbern
AUDI etpas NiebertrG6tiges. @s lit
ni9t uniere foubern @ottes G4ulb,
bab mir, ober baB uniere Gltern in
europa eeboren tpurben. Sp1en mir
uns etpa bestpesen iddmen9 Sas
ipdre cine unperaeibli6s NiebertrGds
tisfeit. Weber Soft, nod Der Staat
nod bic Stride forbern bon uns cine
8erleusnung unierer HationalitGt.
Wir ieben Mdnner aus allen .Nationaz
litGten gu ben bD1iten 2lenesrn in
Staat unb Stride emporiteisen. Wiu
man pieaei9t, bab mir unfere beutI9e
Spra4e, beutfde Sitten, unb Sc
brGu4e, beutf4en @eiit ablesen 1pllen,
nm basesen bic englifde Spra9e, enas
liihe Sitten unb 9ebrGu4e anaunebs
mems Mber baau perpfli9ten uns tpes
Der sDttli9e nod ftaatli9e nod tir6s
lide 9efeBe. 0iefs setpGbren allen
Hationen pplle Sreibsit. Wil man
pieuei4t, oab mir bic 2dnbesiprade
reben ionen2 Nun bas tbun mir ia
aud unb apar ebenfo poIfpmmen als
bic in Srlano @eborenen.
nnfere beuti6en &inber iibertreffen
fogar, mad benz @eridte Der Gauliuz
perintenbsntsn, ibre enslii9 sebprenen
Mitf&iler in Der 9anbbabuns Der
enalii9en Spra4e.
Wiq man etpa, bob mir audi eng
lii4 gu @Ott beten, snslii9 NIT uniez
rem 9eiAtpater reben, engli1he prez
bieten anbSren folen2 Dds pGre elm
ginsriff in bic perfonttden Rsate unb
Treibeiten Der Menf9en, ben tpeber
8ott nod bic Stride biligen tam.
Die Stride, pelde 1ia iiber ale Hatips
men eritredt, bat ME ben 8eriua ees
maHt, bic Spra9en, Sitten unb Sc
brGude Der Natipnen aussurotten,
fpenn bieielben benz 6riitli9en Settle
ni6t entgesengefebt tparen. Was be-
beutet benn bas S9laslport: .Seib
4merifaner!" Wan bat spif9en einsm
politii4en unb einem rslisiDien Mmez
ritanismus unteri4ieben, auf ben
Griteren fam bus Wort nidt be3osen
tperben. es muB alio pobl bonn relisiDz
fen ober fir9li4en Qmeritanismus
selten. Dieter 2ebtere lit nun aber
bon Rcm ausperporfen. folsli9 1T Der
@uf: ~Ssib ameritansr" sssenitanbs
log seporben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29

Sn DeutfdIanb bat man iosenannte
G~bartastase an pel9en bic pielen
peri6iebenen 8eretne, pslde iih aus.
idliebli9 Der 6riitliden Rd4ftenliebt
piomen, betbeilisen unb mo- banr
Rnnbf4au sebalten pirb iiber bic be,
retts setbane 4rbeit unb mo fir BIZ
Submit berathsn pirp. 4Dnnter
mir auf unieren Staatss &atbolitenta.
gen ni4t uniere 2iebes9aben, burd
Organization mebr pirf,
a m ma9ena
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29
Nntrd8c fir ben ct. Bonita.
ttuSs0Sun0

ipnen semdb Der Contribution peni9>
items ie4s Wo9en Dor Der General
8eriammluns an ben SefretGr einges
i4idt perben unb apar fDnnen iplds
@ntrage bon irsenb einem beuti9sn
aatboliten bes States Soma porgss
bra9t perben. Natiirli9 gilt bieies
audi fir 4ntrGee fir bic &atbolitens
8eriammluns. Die 3eit brGnst, alfu
ans Wert!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29

oarteitlepperi6 DE Champagne
ni6t belfen. Gs mub on Die Der
NUM- unb has @braeflbl Der II NJ
a bbdnstsen Wdblsr, Die ii4 bon
fetner Partei bltnblinss fubs
rem lafen, appellirt iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29
MatDoItI1er 9tr6em=Salenoer.

Bonn SitnoIin9 81 Ntaim. - Sut. Z,
Ito.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29

g. 70: Der unsebsuerli6e Sapinz
bel. Der ii9 on ben Namen Saril
tniipft. ftsbe ib niht an, als zines Der
MISREPRESENTATION GreisniFe Der
neueiten 8ir4engei6i9ts au besei9s
men. 4u6 bin ih in aller 8eI6eibene
belt Der Wfeinuns. baB bic Mnnenbunq
elmer geiunben tbeolosii6sn Our9bils
bun9 bate 9eniisen iolen, ben
S4pinbel re9t8eitis gu e~ntlarpen.
4ber ih CLAUDE nidt febl gu seben nit
Der annabme. bab bic 8reiIe tatboli.
ider 2aie, in benen man bon 8eaierbs
ben angebli6en @ntbiiqunaen Der gr.
~peaabiitin laui6te, pislfa6 Iid nit
benienigen bedten. in psldsn man qe.
leaentlid re6t gerinsi9GBis bon Der
.mobernen Wifsni6aft" gu reoen
pfleat, bic ba CLAUDE. ales erpeifen Al,
tOnnen uno aaes bepeifen au miihen."
Sas iinb nur etli9e 9eienotiaer
aus Der 9eitern erit mir ausstommener
b. Sertling16en 9roi6ire. bic 10S
iiberals inbaltsI6pere Seiten TART III
Der bodanqeiebene pbiloIoph. Der Der
porraasnos Gocioloas uno YolitItel.
The record-union., 1899-04-22
AT DEATHS DOOR.
Jimmy Maloney Said to be Near
the Grave

aA New York dispatch states that
James j. sometimes called "Schonch-
in'') Maloney is dying in that city at the
home of a friend
Maloney is we'll known in Sacramento,
where he spent much of his time be-
fore going East. He is a remarkable
character, and columns could, and
doubtless viii If he dies, be written con-
corning his eccentricities, which are
familiar TO people on both sides of the
continent
Maloney was not always errat.c.
About thirty-five years ago he came to
California green, gawky boy, fresh
from Ireland. His first employment in
America was as apprentice in the black
smith shop of H. ]. Clark, one of Napas
early citizens Jimmy" as everybody
then knew him, was a hard-working,
faithful boy. full of native Irish wit, but
as untutored as a young savage.
The shop where he labored at the
forge was frequented by local politicians
and Maloney heard all that was going
on and readily absorbed all that he
heard. While still in his teens he bs-
came quite a politician in his way At
tie same time he began to develop a
ready flow of language, and as he was
a great reader he soon acquired a fund
of information of which many a COL
lege student might not be ashamed
Later on his taste ran to Shakespeare,
and he learned his works by heart
After he removed to San Francisco
and became prominent figure in ward
politics he employed his literary ac-
quirements to illustrate his street corn
er harangues, and few men of the
everyday stamp could hold his own in
discussion with Jimmy" Maloney.
OF course he went the pace that kills
that was to be expected from his aff1l-
iations and daily assCciations-and now
his race is nearly run. Poor "Schonch-
in" has a big heart, even though his
tongue has for long time been no
credit to him, and many who knew him
well will have something kind to say
of him when he is gone.
The record-union., 1899-04-22
CREMATEs GREEN GRASS.
Encouraging Tests of a Device for
Protecting Roadbeds.

To remove the grass and weeds from
railway tracks and for several feet out
side the rails entails a heavy expense
annually on railroad companies in this
State, in consequence of the luxuriant
spring growth, but method has been
discovered by which it can be done
more rapidly and at only fraction of
the expense heretofore encountered.
]. c. Martin of Oakland, Road Fore
man of Engine for the Southern Pa
cific Company, is the inventor of the
new method, which consists of a me-.
chanical device attached to the front
of locomotive. He is now in, Sacra-
mento making a series of tests of his
device under the supervision of Resi-
dent Engineer Robinson, using for the
purpose Engine No. l, the &c. P Hunt
ington."
Experiments were made yesterday
along the embankment leading from the
American River railroad bridge toward
Brighton, where the track has been
used for years merely to hold empty
freight cars. and consequently there is
dense mass of thrifty grass and
weeds. The tests were very saitsfac-
tory, and Mr.. Martin is confident that
he has invented device that will in
sure great saving of time and expense
to the railroad company
Mr.. Martins apparatus is an arrange
ment of defiector plates on which to
concentrate hsat supplied by a series
of crude oil-burners. These throw a
flame of intense heat, with a down
ward tendency, upon the, grass or weeds
to be removed. Thus the green grass
for several feet each sides of the rails
is cremated and of course destroyed.
The experiment will be continued dali
ly until everything connected with the
device is in perfect working order
The record-union., 1899-04-22
THE PREsBYTERY,
Second Day of Its Session in This
City.

Yesterdays session of the Presbytary
of Sacramento was called to order at
a. IN. The devotional exercises were
conducted by Rev. j. G.. Anderson OF
Roseville, after which, the roll was call
ed and the business of the session be-
San.
Rev. DR.. Banks of this city beng
present was invited to sit as a CORE
spending member. The same courtesy
was extended to Rev. G. W. Burtner of
Clnda
Rev. j. w. Dorrance, now of Davis
Vile, was received from the Presbytery
of Puget Sound
reports on church erection and Sab
pdth-school observance were read by
heV w. G. Sherman; on home missi ons
by Rev DIR. Graham of Berkeley; on
iorelgn missions, by Rev. DR.. LamYnt
on freedmen, by Rev. DR.. L. Macquar-
rle; on aid for colleges, by Rev. W. II.
Macdonald; on temperance and religion,
oY Kew. H, A Mayhem, and on Chris
tlan Endeavor, by Rev. ]. S. Anderson.
lnere was very animated discussion
on the home mission report.
1t was decided to send missionaries
to Gridley, to Star Valley and Wells,
TO Anderson and Olinda and to Eureka,
Nevada.
The Presbytery decided to ask the
Home Mission Board for an appropria-
ton of over $1,000 for mission churches
In sacramento Presbytery.
The ladies of the church provided
lunch, in which there was a lavish dis
play of good things.
Most of the afternoon session weS
taken up with the examination of Rev.
g. w. Burtner, who seeks admission tc
the Presbyterian church. After some
discussion on the case it was decided to
make it the first order OF business for
Saturday morning. The Presbytery
then adjourned until o'clock this
morning.
The devotional exercises this morning
will be conducted by Rev. J. w. Dor
iance Of Davisville, and it is expected
that he business of the Presbytery will
he concluded by noon.
The church building in which tine
Presbytery is meeting has been re
painted, repapered and repaired. A
new platform has been built beside the
pulpit for the choir. The roof has been
al newly shingled and the window s
glazed. The ladies of the church. as
well as the trustees, deserve great credit
for their untiring work in making the
olG church building as handsome as any
ii the city
The record-union., 1899-04-22
ON THE NEW ARISTOCRACY.
LAST OF THE KOEHNE LECTURE
SERIES.
The Reverend Gentleman's Defini.
tion Of What We Call
Civilization.

| The last of the series of lectures by
Rev. J. B. Koehne was delivered at the
| Congregational Church last evening
and drew the usual large crowd The
| lecturer took for his subject, THE New
Aristocracy," which was a discussion
| by itself, and not a part of the Naza-
rene lectures which had preceded il.
| Mr.. Koehne defined civilization as the
aggregated ideas of the different cnun-
! tries OF the world for thousands of
years out of which had sprung society.
He likened individual man 70 a wisp of
straw, and said that physical man was
| nothing more than a minute particle Of
the civilized world, a chemical anal " is
Of whom would give a few pounds Of
charcoal and a few gallons of water
Tie ingredients in individuals wuuid,
he said, differ somewhat, as, for in
stance, an analysis of the San Far
cisco politician would give great
quartity of sewer gas. while like
analysis of a dude would give spoon
full of hair oil.
He drew picture of the world when
$3.50 years old, and traced the prog. ess
of thought and aristocracy. The priest
of India, he said, was the first arl sto-
crat; he did the thinking for a million
of people, and for thousands of years
India had no names, no dates. Egypt
ian civilization brought with it the sec
ond aristocracy-the king, the one man
power. and it was that same Egyptian
aristCcracy which dominated Europe for
twenty three centuries. Athens usher
ed in the third type of aristocracy-Lhe
of the classes, but it remained for the
new aristocracy-the aristocracy of the
people, to be born with the king in the
manger at Bethlehem
Rev. Koehne spoke of the progress
of the movement toward the establish
ment of the new aristocracy He traced
it from its inception to the fall of
Constantinople, and turned the pages
Of the dark ages-the period when
progress stood Shutdown to the dis
covery of America by Columbus; a soil
on which could sprout and grow to a
giant the seed already sownA He touch
ed upon the character of Napoleon,
whom, he said combined the three
types of aristocraey-the priest, the
king and the people. 1t was not Well
.cton, he said, who conquered Napo-
lecn. He fell by the protest of the hui
man race because of his violation of
the law of progress.
The speaker turned to the United
States which he declared to be the
home of the newi aristocracy-the ccun-
try where the begrimed mechanic could
by his ballot, annul the one cast by the
President. He urged that the balo.
be kept pure, and before closing drew
some strong pictures of practical poll
tics as done in largo CITIES
The record-union., 1899-04-22
FETE CHANGED TO MAY lST.
1T WILL TAKE PLACE ON A
LEGAL HOLIDAY.
There Will be General Suspen-
sion Of Business-The Vote
for May Queen.

The date for holding the Dewey fete
and floral carnival has been changed
May I'd to Monday, May 1st. The
freight office and whoIesale} houses have
agreed to close on that day, and it IS
hoped the majority of the retail stores
viii not deprive their employees of d
holiday. The banks and State, county
and city offices will all be closed, and
the Native Sons indulge the hope that
all will try to observe the day. The
postoffice will have Sunday hours on
that day.
A great deal of enthusiasm is being
manifested over the floral parade. and
all kinds of vehicles will be called into
use for that day. Invitations have been
sent to the different Parlors of Native
Sons and Daughters in sixteen counties
to attend, and as the delegates from
the Grand Parlor of the Native Sons
will he returning from Salinas at that
time a large number of visitors are
looked for.
Balloting for May Queen has become
so spirited that the committee has had
printed three kinds of ballots, one good
for one vote, one for twenty and another
for 100 votes. The ballotfng will close
on April 25th at 8 p. m.
The children are rehearsing daily for
the May pole dance. and from all re-
ports there will be a great many new
and original features produced.
No advertising displays will be al
lowed in the parade, and it is high tir1e
the commercial features We're dispersed
with. In Los Angeles, Santa Rosa and
Nother cities there are enough pubic
spirited persons to decorate their car
f1ages and buggies according to the
spirit of such occasions, and there is no
reason why Sacramento should not
make just as handsome floral display
as any other city. 1t involves a lit lie
labor. to be sure, but that which is
worth doing at all is worth doing WELL
Following is the result of the ba1lc+-
ing for Queen of the Carnival up to 6
o'clock last evening:
The record-union., 1899-04-22

brisk southerly winds and partly cloudy
weather prevailing.
The barometrical readings at 5 a. n
and p. m. yesterday were 29.95 and
1888 inches. respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday We're 10 and 40
degrees, and one year ago to-day 7S ami
Al degrees.
The average temperature was 6S and
the normal 81, showing yesterday to
have been Z degrees warmer than usual
for the 21st day of April.
River, % feet and falling
The record-union., 1899-04-22
Last Call for Taxes.

On Monday next the time for paying
the second installment of taxes for 1895
will expire, after which date a penalty
will he added to all taxes remaining un-
paid. State and county and city taxes
are alike affected