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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WANTED = An OLD FASHIONED
Cblue in color platter. Address X 7. News
OfYice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-20

WE ARE BtJrI.DrNp AND SELLING
cosy. up-to-dAte homes for 500 down,
balance same as rent ISAAC l.. dorr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-20

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR
without board. House modern improve
ments. Quiet home. Apply 10 Bassett
street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-20

OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER BAK-
cry for sale reasonable. $40 North Main
street
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FOR sALE-oN FIFIELD AVE,
o-family house. s rooms; improye-
ments; price. 5000. G.. l.. g. III. j. GhOsS'
Managers OF Estates. Union Trust blos.
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FOR SALE HANDSOME PDDI-
greed Scotch Collie Pups. males and fe-
males G. ]. schoenhardt. Forbes street.
Riverside. r. /.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-20

FOR sALE-Two- FAMILY HOUSE
on Smith St. near Capital; stable rental
$50 month: fine section for investment
q. L. & II. j. GROSS. Managers OF Es-
tates. Union Trust Bldg.
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FOR RENT = SEvEN-ROOM FLAT.
steam heat; modern; attic rooms, II de-
sired Apply at q Halsey street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-20

TO LET-LOwER TENEMENT OF
Rooms, 9 on floor. modern conveniences.
q Warren street near Elnwood avenue.
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-s;o4. $40 a. m: 1902, AIS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-20

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. AT "a
Lester street
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FOR sALE-oN BENEVOLENT ST.
Broom house; all improvements: price
f Nasonable. @. l.. & III. ]. GRQSS. Man
as YRS OF Estates. Union Trust Blog.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-20

NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
with use OF bath. in private family, to
man and wife or gentleman. No. Con-
duit st Righ bell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
BIDS OPENED

MsJ. Bingham az noon opened bids
for the transportation OF troops and
ail government freight TO aud from
the Philippines for the year begin
ming July I. The only bidders were
the Boston Steamship company.
which agreed 60 carry the passcu
gers and freight either from Tacoma
or seattie. and NJ. G. Harrison a
co. Of San Francisco. which agreed
to transport only freight and that
from Portland.
The bids OF the Boston Steamship
company were the same na those
mndt by the company last year ~
regards freight ana livestock, but
the minimum price FOR the' trans
partatiau nf aoAiera wnH 81 more.
The fiostun Steamship company
agreed g. secure other vessels for
the handling Of the business n.cnsc
its fleet was not sufficient 81 II
stipulated IA it, bids that 10 Would
not do any lightefbge work at Man
ila
only the fremont aud Shawmut
were To be used for transporting paa.
BonEsra. the others being given over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
railway Men Charge Electric Company With Bend
iugEyery Effort 10 Break Up Union--EmpIoyes
Discharged for Trivial Causes

ton q that he MAS iet out.
J. j kelley am N-empioyr 81 the
Seattle Electric comranN, who acted
as chairman 81 the Arrangements
committee 81 ths ball given frw
weeks aFo b the union claims that
sufel imtemtent krmuafrr has
warned hlu 70 krsp OF an premises
~ The eanuany and NOT o. talk O.
motuFusn and conductors nn cars
even thNush he may pay his fafv.
Mr. Kelley said this mornins
"Afeut a week aku ! called 10 see
"a friend AZ che James street peWsf.
house and was ordered out hy ius
speetaf HlNefman happened 60
meet superintendent kompatrf Out
Hida the aaaH and asked him What
it meant lie ankN cred that 10 had
giYen ofaefH - the inspectors to
keep me orr al premises 20 the com.
panY. and added that I must not
even talk 60 mplurfaen or cunduc.
tors on ears
learned Yesterday that a motor
man and conductor e. whom I had
been speaking an the James street
tine. were eaIiFt az. .hegaFe superin.
tentcut kemuster and told not 20
talk With me any mare
The tfuuhie seems 60 b. an over
the ball Nefafs that came of 1
was treated ufast consitrfately by
me cfffciais n the ssamaauy. 1 ann
not member af the sagfert Rail
way Employees unlam hut did an I
could 81 FHake the dance a social
snccvsz NHtaT and noa-uHlon uisn
were treated atihv during thr even
lng ard thN affair passed or With.
oat a bitch
The company ssefns 10 have ex-
recfrd Nasae friction. for 10 Offs
Gals haze ffoWaad apon me only
since u tufned aaf a surcsaa
The untuH men claim that m they
irtke agstus the late tte.up will
ieem iiks , Kindergarten affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

% tho carrying ~ freight exclusive
~
The freight bid on hy ~ c. liar.
rlaan 4 -. vas 10 BE- transported In
nehnanHfH
The hida mHds by the Iioafon
Steamship company were ~ follows
FIRST class Passengers. with sub
alsfeHfe. go second class. with auh
sistenes. so Ia 80, according Ia
number. without subsistence So 10
go according 20 number. First
eiasa passengers 60 be- allowed al9
pounds of basgaEs 20 b. carried free
II charge aud seeoud class. 10
pounds
Housss and mules $3.50 per head.
sheep. tizo.
coal. Ter tan. g. 50. lumber Fsf
iple feet. SO -. merchandise and
forake. pr ton. ftzs 20 ti22A &C.
cufHiHE - quantity,
~ = Harrison a Co. made the
following bids for the carrying Of
freight Coal pr ton. $50 when
delivered At ships tackle f1o az
..srs~. ~ ,ss
HE HhtH taFkiHz HigN - hart forage
per ton. g. ships tackle. 9 wharf
HtdH we're opened az fan Francis
co 81 uHsfI also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
LABOR WINS
BIG VICTORY
or1aha Judge Issues a Sweeping
Injunction Against Employers

@hA, Nsb.. May 1ae-Judgs
1aspu Of the district court last
isEasd an Injunction directed
- The Baslnssa Mems Aanocia-
-ae ne propristors u about 50
] - Concerns affected by the
| - strike. II is probably the
-. tseplnz Injunction Of the kind
] o. s -. and Is looked upon az a
4 - 'siefy Tor organized labor.
5E y. ,-suictipn. which was lfsued
i.nss, .stgest Of the walters union.
I l1iFs = - 'sfssiiieHN men from re-
tnb.s ~ goods % dealers who
~ .ilsgn labor. prevents them
4 ~. e,sleVttiHs union labor. re-
H. ~ Business Mems aauocia
ssstis,.s.s sse holding meetings or
~ 80 aeainst the unions or Do
1 4 ~ interfering with the unions
. T,s - ~ p cement % their affairs
b f.,.s. .. text u the injunction "
Z -. tfgfn IN any manner threat.
~ = salufs the business or per-
ail1s' - employer Of members OF
4 4 sf,,e Ia iainaHt union or member
4 ~ union, Or any person who
~ asslgief Or desire 10 euoloy
= se- , men, or from refusing h.
asssk..aa'..l itlss and supplies Of
s esss 10 employers on aoh
lsfis and from dlacrimln Ssiug
epsss IN persons IN the prices
assse1 any such conm0ditles
triass,. from threatening on in
~ hfs y any nanner any psr-
kns nahing the said Huniness
hsa sation or any organiza .
stiihr az lVm threatening or lntiml-
: lhsfnks, person who has bsoome
t.nlzailes y salh association or or
shot d rs.1 y he employs orgaulzed
a'@ea labor unions, into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

They are Indignant not only ~ tho
way m which the fiegtric company
~ niirgad to have violated the hErcg-
msut il made Nifh thr arbitration
committee. hut alao az tho unfair
uay e has tFea fed the business mon
"a no helped aettlg the trouble.
The company. they AlifHr has
granted many demands nf small i'm
uortthee, and ManaEcr Grant ia
rrulllse ia his promises as % what
The eamnan3 u willing So do. but
nothing g. ever dome " belle be o.
thus tFYiuE 10 keep the mvn fairly
NeA satisfied. the men claim ST.,
Grant iH systematically alstharg
an men V ~ aFH az ai prominent iu
union work. with the deliberate int
cent ~ hfHehiha up thc union
The mea say that N that d tbs
cnufae Whieh thr rnnrBuY iH Faing
g. uufauu. TIE unlun Niii adopt slim
tiaf tactics AID iaauFurato "A atrlhe
hat ulii be far fn0ra serious than
the last ere
'rhe alleged disqualification ama1s
our emrla4eH, said superintendent
kemustef af tha electric company
TODAY. = believe 60 be confined o. a
small minority
=tf j. true that I ordered KsileY
kapi uff tha care na iH tischarg
81 enrinse fut one thinr. and Rlai
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disseminating such employment.
Fourth From imposing any fines
upon ifs members or any person for
violating any agreement not 20 EN-.
pi0y organized labor or not % rec
0gHlze n iah0f uHigu.
Flfth From receiving or pnyins
out any money whatever IN purHu-
ance u any agreement 10 break W
labor unions except attorneys IN this
action.
sixth From paying or offering
any money to officers or members
81 unions. directly or Indirectly, az
a bribe 10 90 or not 70 80 any ACT
Ia pursuance Of any agreement 81
any 81 said defendants against such
unions.
Seventh FROM importing or en-
gaRlnR agents and servants % I'm.
port any lnhors ia 20 the city Of
Omaha or state of Nebraska IN pur
suance ~ any existing plan 20 de-
stroy labor organization or under
any similar or new arrangement 81
plan
Eighth From bringing any Other
intuncfious. suits or actions IN pur
auance Of any general plan Of prose
cutions 70 break up labor unions 81
of any new or similar plans connect
cd directly or Indirectly with an er'
lstina plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
WILL TIE UP CITY
Critical Condition of Affairs In the Strike Situation
In Chicago

CHICAGO. May is.-Labor leaders
interested In the strike OF coiored
walters employed ~ the kohisaAt
restaurants. declared today that they
sill tie az the whole city before they
HiI lst ths walters lose.
The statement Was provoked BY
the employers. who say they viii
force union labor cut 81 al hotels
ard restaurants in 80 city n the
walters do not return 10 work
The IeamHtnrH' union. numbering
- naH members. has offered 10 sup
80 - 80 80. - ~ = :. ~ e .. -
NuadH to bakers and lunch rooms
Ita officers declared that u the EN-
piaXsfh association di4 not with
dfaN its aid from the Kohitaaf cnrl-
nauys the entire union viii Eo out
On strike against All members ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

- street. esr strike m Sc
sA eaasesf nerees mere aIaAs
- M last one s. hfIirNrd
ssaalnf indignation ainous
~ ma a. tha manner "a
~ aIirka they have been
- a. seattle Eieeitir Con-
the reeant strike settle
esnsss tesiay than % has
~ tifes since thc strike
f2a fen,eHFeW niEht In adj
: =, ~ svsuaar meeting a slse-
I ..sss,r< + fAs seattle street
- -. t..TeAssss NHiau will prob
s.N u ~ s aaik ever the mattuf
- ~ - 8no,har striAe.
- sAlm that the company
$500 ais wedding cut ghe
- rssa AL fessiaelu9 them with
4 e.sea nssa. Yesterday they
killer. " A smith and
= Kkas snien men were dis
..mss naaaiiy or FOR trivial
Il Hagaes acting a. Sec
- 4 ~ asisen. vaa discharged
49,. aazg eanaitinns 80 O. said
nske & Hpf.areht that TIE
usss . fiziekNuginE 10 set rti ~
- IS aees PTS effice Ia ghe
sefsIaEy a A. Mertsnkon
H. - AS 40 handed la bis fe-
3rssz after sAkinK Temporary
Z fksene2 stating that be was
e safsf fftxate business
II k.y IN DAYS aEo Mr.. Hughes
l. - Is DAYS lay off That
aa1sei eta although &c " cua-
asY - give any usnn such time
- fnaEe Il = shortage Of men.
. fssessEaF he fec@tveA a letter
snasflasemAsat kHmnsser stat.
n 81 4niesa - anpe8red AZ the
n8snt'a effies ty 10 o'cinek
kaesxY nHsHlnk he waait 10 dts
Ereez Ae al rot receive the
u untii / c'eiuek yesterday ar
|nNn a.. therefore the ufesufap-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
KILLED IN
COAL MIME

Caleb Lock cuiorud coal miner,
WAS auffopated IN one Of the New
castle mines last night. Coroner
iloyc VAS noefied OF the fatal ac-
cident this morning and viii leave
this afternoon for the mine. An in
quest will be held tomorrow.
According Ca the statements made
10 the coroner this morning by nr.
Spariing, who was called In after
the body WIS found last night, the
accident WAS duc Co the caroicssncaa
81 the miner. lie had fired blast
lu oue 81 the ehuteH Of the mine and
wna curious 10 know what effect ~
had. tsualiy tho miners wait out.
slide Of the mu1 some time before
entering ON account ~ the dense
smoke that fills the passages after
dynamite has been exploded.
Lock is said e. have gone into the
mine tnaapouu after the shot was
fired auNhe paid the penalty with
his life.
Ills body was found on the floor OF
tho chute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
BIG STRIKE
IS PROBABLE
All Indications Point TO the Conclusion
That Great Northern Trainmsn Will
Strike Tomorrow

ST. PAUL. MINI. May la--nc-
fore uiRhtfsil II IL confidently ox-
pecfod that the Great Northern
traiumeu will 90 oiit on q strike that
threatens far reaching and disas-
truuH results
a committee Of business men this
morning called on the trninmen'H Of
fiefsi# and eudeavored 90 have them
modify their demands but the train-
men snid the demands are not un-
reasonable and that tho business
men must look 90 the road for a
settlement Grand officers ~ tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
HEMPHILL
MISSING

tfpon complaint Of hia former
landaHF. Mra 81 D. RuHsrn. a
warrant Vas issued this Afternoon
from tuefiee deafsFH court fer the
arrest Of Frank tfemphil center
fielder It Ihe Seattle Pacific coast
league baseball team. THE charge
is dvffaudnh hn iauksruHr ~ "a
also claimed that lfrmpnili has over
dfaNu hlH salary nd h in debt %
tHe League IL - one AZ the beet
mes On the team. ana Manager
Fafke Wilson d very anxious Ia
ksvp him Ia seattle harness
81 = believed that Hemphlii - now
on hts WhK 20 Milwaukee. whefr Ne
y III ula4 ball faf the reai 81 the sea-
aan lie IL knaau g. have been
maHe an affef ffsm that club and IL
l. thnaahf that hs has accepted o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

SAN FfsASefacG May Is Pres
i1ent naassNeff teu his hafri this
s5luFniuE faF a FexiHAv OF school rhii.
tfsn au Van SeHH aKsune. drive
q ths Preside followed
The president " a. kept 81 bau-
auet until after ! oeieek this morn
InK II ~ KEEPS this az. alth ihs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

had reason 10 believe that he was
collecting FUNDS for the union under
the prufenHs ST selling bail tickets.
1t II also true that We have dis
charged a few uniun men recently.
tut tie ataEf unified ones always fat
% state that We have also diH'harE-
cd many NON union men All men
let out have been dropped TOT good
eauHe.
we are living un 20 our agree
MINT viii our amnlnNnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
FOUND DEAD ON
MUD FLATS
ny Of Attorney j. S. HUlyey Picked Up in Bay
Career Ruined BY Drink
-. =. . . - -

] ansrsd with TAR. hts fixti arm
n0s and his face buried 10 the
pa - hody q J. 5 Malvsy. a
Gszr better known IN Seattle as
naf as.FsY. vas faaua on the
~ - sssisF The Seattle Electric
=. 'ssFs ssessss * Fourth avenue
~ nj Alas street to-day.
! = TsssFseH s aa lives near he
- AHassfed tie body whiBs on
~ enns Aharfiy before noon
sEua grpfsaF Wufsls investigated
~ ~ al fhe hday rvmAsra
beatiet " sfaon nnrgale.
a'AsF : - caae o. accidental
= = q ssieiie has act yct been
sfsz1s4
zaasf s4a Al one time a profuI-
8 s.Nn<T In Boston and once
<1e4 a. IN Seattle. lie was
t7pWn nrsanz members % the
r. sezrfy bar. although Tor a
~ q Jsars he had been prac-
- ~ aaseazf Time and again
iaasAfes e. the deck In The
- a1<ff wish common hoboeH.
- xso knaM aim say. however.
vas hts awm worst enemy
Aasn seq away from liquor
spahie iaver.
- y = railing on the threatle
p FAseh he vas found and Il Is
= s'Ai1u n Deputy Coroner Wilt
~ = could MT have fallen off
e F-lnaxy circumstance &C
psi TIE Suicide theory appears
& = = b the most plausible.
t1rsT usz - years - aea. Ills
- sd sister i've IN Boston.
s-t'ss eftT II Vas At the Uni-
f. e Besfon that he rerelvsd
Is sslscation- After gradual
II = rf4eatced iasv for several
- nd szlraa quite : local rapu .
- IF heMan q dissipate. how .
- four years ago eau1a 10 Se-
: pFusahia that the body win
Il Kaagsa . his relatives IN the
eaa are sad to be wealthy.
y ~ snv<riug his clothes and
: no1s6s . have coris or the
30 49, 49, -. - ~
: ~ ne befy world have been
-s'ed 81 water. Prom his APP
- = had not been IN the
- ~ lsnx
- s's<sssT sfiizis believes that
AaFs fallen Or jumped IN
=. = - s .ss==s;ss sss5 tire bs5,iy VS.
=. ne nzta b. the outgoing
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tfainmen say there VIII be no furth-
81 negotiations with the road.
ST PAUL MINI. May ia.--Aftef
q conference this afternoon tho men
decided to take no action until after
tonight
CHICAGO. May is.-fsarEe mum.
hess ~ men are being employed here
"a TAXI positions on the Great North.
eru ls1ad They are promised ner.
msnent employment. The same thinF
II being done la Kansas city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

eurrsd 1T the review 81 troops at
the Ffenfaia totias Artillery OfficrT
r4wefinF. infuisinH HE sword in
saiHte Hff4iHk htF hofhc which
fam1sd. throwing the cfnesF ard
hufttbR him ally Tho horse
dAshea tBraaNh the iins OF soldiers.
saeefsiY infurfHF tuo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

fhruagh Marksi street TO the Die
ehsaias Pavilion. wherr thcrv piii
I - = public - apfi9n ana an address
I b. tbs president
EAN FRANCISCO. May Is -lrhr
firaf accident that has usaFred she
Presidents fffp iu California Or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
oReANIzE soNs oF vETgRANs

A meeting Of the sons o. honor
able discharged soldiers and sailors
who served IN the Union army dur
Ing the civil war hhH been called
for Thursday evening ~ eu'clock Ia
the office of T.. r. Welty f2i New
York block. for the purpose OF or
KnnizinR a camp ~ Sons of Veterans,
auxiliary 70 the Grand Army of tho
Republic -
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Bids for Supplies

Bids VIII be opened May u by Col
ieetaF - Customs Ifs for furnishing
ratiunn al ceal for the revenue ves-
ssls q the district gor another year.
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m Green Lake Improvement
rftW VIII hold its regular meeting
tomorrow eveneing lu T. o. q. IT.
hall at Wo0dlawn station.
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EmuioYerr' association.
TIE situation has become 50 Erevs
here that Gov. Yates today sent the
entire state board OF Arbitration to
the city. Almost q. 900 workers ere
new "a strike. aud the spirlt Of un-
rest II growing.
Eight hundred blacksTniths en-
pioyed by the Rock Island a North
western roads. quit today. Radical
ishpF leaders say that n troubles are
not settled soon. 100 coo men will be
out before the summer "a over.
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FRIDAY
2 P. M. MAY IS

The buyer to have at least
sixty days in which to remove
OF tear down, a, his option.
Terms. cash or approved & per
cent note due in % days.
This great house cost over
$4,000 10 build and It will be
going for a song-speculator
YOU should be there.
Auetioneer 7. ]. +. Scoones
will conduct the sale.
The house will be open for
inspection Friday forenoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

We are prsnarinE 90 put on tire
MARKET a tract af the finest land FOR
GauntfH houses on the tnfefurhau
rad. st Riverside siatinn. just -
HlHatea ffem fhe heart ~ the city
fu one - fFe-Hcfr tracts. az prices
chat Hlii sell them cot by July I. The
station i 90 cur lard. there Will be
q iosnsltn there
Ne lots viii ue Sold or reserved hc.
fore Monday morning. May ~. at 10
a.rin0k
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strenuous program mapped out FOR
him he viii BE- a wreck ~ the time
he leaves San FrnmeiHEo.
President Roosevelt Addressed the
Native Eosia Of the siofdnn West and
the Pnnaefs and Mexican War vet
Grams this afternoon ~ Mayor
f'hsian presented a golden souvenir
entitled. The bear Hunt" To this
the president replied
"krsn a president ran be a sue
csEsfai sssT hunter ia California.
lie also advocated the preserving
~ land marks
There has beer considerable com
meut locally on the great promi
hence given eoiured soldiers They
were the guard or honor yesterday
and were specially detailed today.
SAN FRANCISCO. May ig.-Ffve
public receptions and addresses. 20
say nothing Of drives. luncheon aud
other minor features Of the program.
were the events crowded into tho
second dav ~ President Rooaoveit'a
visit 20 san Francisco. But Mr..
Roosevelt nothing appalled, by the
strenuous task before him. arose
early and entered into the enjoy
~ ufa Of the day with genuine en-
thuRiaHW.
After breakfast he received sever
al callers and At 9 o'clock started out
under military escort fof Native
Sons halt whore he was received by
I the Native sons of the Golden West
and the Society Of California Pio-
neera A half hour iatnr found him
reviewing a parade u school child
rem on Van Ness avenue
A review - the. Ifuited States
I troops on the PreHidio was the next
/ feature on the program This occu-
pied the time uu 10 noon. when the
president and his party we're taken
for drive through Golden Gate
park t. TIE ocean beach, and thence
To- the eiin house. where luncheon
was had with ne members Of the To-
| CT executive committee.
The program for the afternoon
called for two addresses. one before
the veterans Of the Bpnish war and
the second NJ the state encnmpment
Of the Grand Army or the Republic.
/ The day vii end with n drive
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Mcknight
Mansion
AT Auction

The big Mcknight mansion
en- the library site. Spring
street aud Fourth avenue. will
be sold 70 the highest bidder
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