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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
GO TO YOSEMITE PARK
TO SELECT CAMP SITES
Captains Benson and Wren Left Yes
terday TO Arrange for Policing
Valley With TrooDS

Captains Henry C. Benson and Will
liam C. Wren left yesterday for Yo-
semitic National Park to select sites
for the camps for the troops that are
to police the park during the coming
summer Last year the Ninth Cavalry
was not permitted to have camp in
the valley proper, but now that the
Yosemite has been turned back to the
National Government camp is to be
picked out right up in the valley
proper. Another camp will also be
selected at SeQuoia.
Three troops fro-ei the third SQUAD
ron of the Fourth Cavalry. now sta
toned at the Presfdio of Monterey,
will start for the valley so as to arrive
there the last of April. Captain Ben
son will command the camp in the
valley
Whether the Fourteenth Infantry,
which has been stationed in Samar for
the last two years, and which was
scheduled to leave there on March Is
for home, has left Manila is not known
here.
Major c.. A. Devol says he has been
advised that the transport Sherman
left Manila on March Is. and that the
Sheridan left that port on March 1S.
Adjutant General Major s. W. Dun
ming. military secretary's department,
says he has no advice upon the sub
ject other than that the transports
have sailed, but he knows nothing of
their destinations, or what troops they
have on board.
Mrs. Hartman, wife of Captain Carl
F.. Hartman, Signal Corps, underwent
a serious operation at the Preside
General Hospital yesterday
The following officers called on
General Moore yesterday Major A
C. Ducat, Seventh Infantry, at the
Bella Vista Hotel. Colonel j. S. Hail.
assistant surgeon general, at the Occi-
dental Hotel. Major p. G. Wood,
Twelfth Infantry. on leave at the Occi-
dental.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
WANT SUPREME COURT
TO SETTLE DIFFICULTY
San Bernardino Politicians Dispute
Oyer What Names Should Go On
Municipal Ticket.

The Supreme Court was called upon
Yesterday to settle the tangle in Re-
publican party affairs in the city Of
San Bernardino. There are Demo-
cratic, non-partisan and Republican
tickets in the field for the approach
ing municipal election. Allison. City
Clerk. refuses to place names of the
Republican nominees on the official
ballot on the ground that the nominal
tions were Illegal.
There were twenty-four members Of
the city central committee at the reg
ular meeting. OF these. fourteen voted
to make no nominations but to sup
port the non-Dartisan ticket. The
other ten members insisted on putting
up a party ticket and held another
meeting after the majority retired.
Allison refused to recognize the action
of the minority.
The Supreme Court will hear argu-
ments in the case next Monday morn
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
Will Carry Sub
marine Mines
to London.
lSEquippGd With
LightningCOn-
duCtOrS.

Underwriters are watching with in
terest the loading OF the British ship
Penthesilea at Victoria, B. c., and
seldom has such tender care been TAX
en- with the slowing Of freight as is
being bestowed upon the unusual and
dangerous conglomeratiOn which now
fills TO the brins the holds Of the
sailing vessel, which Will leave in a
few davs for London.
His Britannia Majesty King Ed
ward is the charterer of the Penthe-
silica and she is taking home TO old
England some Of the lighter equip
ment Of the navy yard as Esquimalt
This British ColuT bia navy yard has
been dismantled in great part and no
longer viii be England's naval mead
quarters on the Pacific A few small
boats may be retained there, but the
glory Of EsQuimalt as naval rendez-
vous IS in the process OF passing away
and Tommy Atkins Of the Royal Ar
tiUerv will hereafter perform at the
British post the duties hitherto at
tended TO by his Majesty's jollies. who,
with all the bluejackets. viii accom-
pany the flagship and feet TO the new
headquarters in the Orient.
on board the Penthesilea is stored
enough ammunition 10 translate Port
Arthur to japanese territory. There
are cartridges Of many calibers. There
Is powder in bulk. Between boxes of
smOkeless powder are slowed loaded
torpedoes. Submarine mines, fished
up from the waters around Esquimalt
are packed securely in the Penthe-
silea's tween decks with the chains
which once held them in their hidden
lurking places coiled neatly around
them.
AS the men in charge of the load
ing viii live above this collection of
gunCotton, powder. dynamite and
scrap iron until the ship reaches Lon
don town. they are taking care that
the cargo is so slowed that the Pen
thesilea, once her matches are bat
tened down, may roll out her masts
without any Of the freight moving an
inch.
AS an additional precaution light
ming conductors have been rugged on
every mast, so that any stray artil-
lery fire from the heavens may be di-
verted from the explosives in the hold
and pass harmlessly to the depths of
the ocean. The Penthesilea's cargo is
valued at 100000. The heavy ord
nance viii be carried from EsQuimalt
10 London by steamers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
READY TO PAVE
CITY STREETS
Board Of Works Begins the
Preparation of Its Budget
Estimates for Next Year
TO BUILD NEW ROADWAY
Plans Include the Widen
ing and Paving of Ken
tueky and Seventh Streets

The Board Of Public Works yester-
day began the preparation of its esti-
mate of the appropriation which will
be required TO conduct its affairs dur
ing the fiscal year 1sO5-1s06 for presen-
tation to the Board of Supervisors for
action.
Included In the estimate will be pro-
posed public Improvements, for which
the City Engineer will be asked to fig
ure estimates of cost in order that the
recommendations may be carried out.
Thus far the board has decided on the
following improvements:
1. The widening and paving of
Kentucky street.
2. The widening and paving OF the
roadway Of Seventh street, in order to
add to the facilities created for team
ing traffic by the widening Of Third
and Fourth streets.
g. The paving of Van Ness avenue
for its entire length.
4. The paving of Market street from
Van Ness avenue to Valencia street
with bitumen.
The construction of concrete steps to
approach the ocean at the foot of the
Cliff House.
6. The Improvement of College Hill
and the raising of the grades OF the
streets approaching thereto.
T. The paving of the streets sur
rounding the City Hall.
s. The improvement of the streets
and sidewalks around city property.
8. The paving Of Eighth street be-
tween Folsom and Harrison.
TO- The paving of Bush street be-
tween Grant avenue and Stockton
street
H. The paving of Brannan street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth.
The improvements noted, il is ex-
pected, will exceed an aggregate cost
of 5000, 600 Other improvements deem
ed necessary by the Board of Works
will also be recommended, the cost of
which will approximate 1000, 900.
Park Commissioner Spreckels, Com
missioner of Works Aigeltinger and
Mayor Schmitz held conference yes
terday relative to the proposed drive
way to be built on the beach parallel
with the Great Highway. 1t is de-
signed to use the rock to be blasted
out of the hill to widen the road to the
Cliff House. The Park Commission is
willing to pay 25 cents per cubic yard
for the hauling of the rock to the road.
Aigeltinger afterward appeared be-
fore the Supervisors Finance Commit
tee, which agreed to pay for the blast
ing out of the s4500 fund for the Cliff
House parapet.
The committee questioned Book
keeper Leayey of the Board of Works
relative to the increases in salaries Of
several employees. The committee de-
cided that it had no jurisdiction. as
the board named has sole power to fix
salaries at any time il chooses so TO do
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
Water Front Notes.

The vessels On the overdue list are quoted
for reinsurance as follows: Oberon, 8 per cent:
Francois 8 per cent. and Ben Clune. 20 per
cent.
The schooner Seouoia. which arrived Eundsy Y
from Tenacstita Bay with a cargo OF cedar
logs. was badly damaged during the voyage
a.. a series of gales Extensive repairs will be
necessary before she Is ready again for sea
She i1Et many sails and already has been
measured Tor q new suit.
The Oceanic Steamship Companys liner
Alameda. Captain Dowoeli. ts due to-day from
FCtciulu
The whaling steamer Alexander cleared yes
tercey for cruise
W w. Robinson. deserter from United States
frs ming ship Pensacola, was captured al
Richmond and returned TO custody yesterday
TIE steamship Sierra. which sailed last Sat
urlsy for honolulu, Australia and New Yea
land. carried 1876 sacks Of mail matter. th'
largest quantity of mail matter that has eve
Jet this port Tho next largest volume Of mai
sent from here was 800 sse eks at one time dur
ing the Spanish American war. The Ssr
F7-srsciaco. p1stoifce Is not credited with an
of tnis business. although II entails much work
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
CoehIan CIears HimseIf.

chief officer @. Coghlan OF the steamship
City Of Para trod the velvet plush carpet OF
General Manager 2. p Schwerin's office yes
ter5sy and there explained 70 the satisfac-
ton of the great chief the misunderstanding
with CAPTAIN Brown at Panama where Cogh-
Ian like & naughty schoolboy was sent 10
his roorl 10 exuiate his sins His detention
lasted Two dsvs- The fresh sea breezes cleared
the domestic atmosphere and Captain Brown
restored his mate 70 duty. The City OF Para
VIII sail to-day and Chief Officer COghlan
WI accompany her as next IN rank 70 Cap
tain Brown PUrser c. p Hickok however,
VIII remain At home. having been granted
shore leave. Peter HyruD has been trans
farred from the City OF Panama 10 be purser
a. the City OF Para p TrObok. who was
freight clerk has been promoted 70 Be purser
o. the City Of Panama
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
REV. GEORGE w. WHITE, d. d.
ADDRESSES BUSINESS MEN
Large Attendance at MONDAY Lenten
Service at the Chamber of
Commerce.

The Rev. George w. White, D. D.,
pastor of Central Methodist Episcopal
Church, delivered the Lenten address
yesterday at the noon meeting for
business men in the Chamber of Com
merce assembly hall, Merchants Ex-
change building. There was a large
attendance.
DIR. White gave practical exegesis
of the narrative of the rich young
man who came to Christ asking what
he should do to inherit eternal life
The address. emphasized the truth
that morality differs from religion in
that the first pertains only to earthly
affairs and would be just as import
ant If there were no hereafter and no
God, while religion deals with mans
personal relations to the Diety, show
ing that the giving of personal loyal
ty and love to God is the only return
men can make for all that he receives
from Him. If this is withheld. said
DR.. White, no matter what men do for
each other, they have robbed God.
The Rev. G. G.. Eldredge, pastor of
ST. Johns Presbyterian Church. will
be the speaker at noon to-day and
the Rev. Ernest Bradley, rector Of
St. Stephens, will conduct, the service
tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Monday. March 20.
stmr state Of California. Thomas. Il hours
sfnT Arctic. Nelson. 30 hours from Eureka.
stnr Redondo. Ahlin. y hours from Port
land va Astoria a hours.
stmr Sequoia. Mcclements. 90 hours from
star Rainier. Hansen. SO hours from Bel
stmr chehslis. Johnson. 81 hours from sar
s9nar Columbia. Doran. 5sss hours from
-17orria, nd via Astoria 465z hours
srulr CoquiIe River. Thompson, 40 hours
sfnr Prentiss. Ahlstron. 4s hours from sar
stmr centrslis. Ericsson. II hours from
Grsys Harbor, bound south, Put in to land
semr Fulton. Panzer. 30 hours from Eureka.
CLEARED.
Monday. March 90
WI stnI Alexander. T'I'on. whaling; H.
SAILED
Monday. March 20.
stmr chehalis. johnson. Grays Harbor.
stnr Cenualis- Ericsson. san Pedro
stnr Olympia Weaver. Seattle.
stmr National City. Hsmnar. Fort Bragg.
stnr Brooklyn. Carlson, Menoocino.
stmr Elizabeth. Jensen. Bandon-
SPOKEN.
Per schr Admiral-Mar in lat Il O5 \,
long 126 % ", Br sealing schr Carlotta G.
Clark with $50 seaiskins; al well
TELEGRAPHIc.
POINT LOBOs. March 20, 10 ? ms-Weather
foEEy. wind SW. velocity II miles per hour
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sEATTLE-Arrived Mar 20-Stmrs A-Ki
and Dolphin. from Skagway.
ASTORIA-Arrived Mar 20-Stmr Roanoke,
hence Mar Ie; stunr ST. Paul hence Mar IS.
Arrived Mar 2o-stmr F. A. Kflburn, from
Coos Bay
URA-Arr1ved Mar 2o-stulr Scotia
hence Mar Is.
sai3ed Mar 2o-stmr Atlas. towing barge ss
for san Francisco.
SAN PEDRO-Arriveo Mar 2O-6chr Com
merce. from Everett schr Prosper from Bal
larc. schr Snow & Burgess. from Everett; schr
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
TuEspAY. MARcH 21.

NOTE-In the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides given in the left
hand column and the successive tides OF the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
5ay except when there arc but three tides as
sometimes occurs The heights given are in
addition 10 the soundlnes OF the United States
coast Survey Charts. except when a minus 81
sign precedes the height and then the number
sriSen is subtracted from the depth given bv
the charts The plane Of reference is the mean
~ the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL


II 7.
Rain has fallen generally from San Fran
cisco northward on the coast. but as yet con-
6itions are only threatening in the interior
Conditions are favorable for showers Tuesday
north OF the Tehachapi.
The temperature has risen about 10 degrees
in the Sierras.
Southwest storm warnings are displayed on
the coast from Point Lobos northward.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight March 81:
California north of Tehachapi-S Showers
Tuesday; fresh south winds, high off shore
California, south of Tehachapi-Cloudy Tues
day possibly showers In north portion light
southwest winds.
Nevada-Rain or snow Tuesday: cooler
San Francisco and vicfnity-Cloudy, unset
tied weather Tuesday, with showers: brisk
south winds.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Tuesday;
light north winds. changing to south.
sacrarnento-Showers: cooler Tuesday fresh
south winds
Fresno-Showers Tuesday brisk south wind.
A G. McADIE, District Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
Stunning Notes.

The British ship Argus Is chartered for
iulrirer ans railroad ties from rhis por- tc
Caasc- tern-E private.
Tna French bark NeuiIly proceeds IN bal
lssf r. sydney Heads for orders.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21

TEAMSTER MISSING.--Ihe friends of Fred
Techau a teamster who lives on Iowa street
are anxious TO ascertain his wherea bouts
Techau has been ailing for some time. On
last Sunday ne left his home with the inten-
ton of going to a drug store for medicine
since then he has not returned
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
Nfanr Inmher schooners Ar1ire.

Five steam schooners arrived yesterday from
northern lumber ports and among them they
brought into this port :. .2eo 600 feet OF lumber
The Columbia with 500 600 feet brought the
largest cargo. The Arctic and Redondo each
brought 825 GO and the sequois and Rainier
each 40 600 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21

STOLE WATCH FROM DRUNKEN MAN
A young man named Fred Berger was arrested
yesterday morning for stealing a watch fro,,
fshatles Stanton. Stanton was intoxicated
berger searched Stantons pockets while the
latfer was in drunken stupor Po1iceman n
Curtis noticed the pickpocket at work and ar
rested him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
SUN, Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height OF High and Low Waters
al Fort Point entrance to San Francisco
l2ay Published by official authority of the
Superintendent.
EOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front CMission-street wharf about 25
minutes later than Fort Point: the height
OF tide is the same at both places
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
GLASGOW

NEW YORK TO GLASGOW via MOvILLE
londonderry
The ANCHOR LINE twin screw steamer
COLUMBIA sails from New York March 25.
followed BY the fine. new steamer GALE
DONIA April g Splendid. accommodations IN
all classes at lowest prevailing rates
For rates. sailing and other information cala
,,ror, or write TO FRED W PRINCE.
General Agent. 653 Market st
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
Time Ban.

Time Ball.
p-a,ch photographic Office, u. s. NJ Mer-
% chants Exchange. San Francisco. Cal,
March 20. 1905
.1s[i-z was dropped exactly at noon to-day
Pc. e. at neon Of the 10th meridian; or at 8
m Greenwich time J. G. BURNETT.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21

When the Lord created woman he
didn't use magazine fashion plate
for a pattern.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21

The number OF cattle destroyed by
,r,id beasts in India last year exceeded
$1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
weather Report.
Q20th Meridian-Pacific Time }
Z, ~ IL, N-c,rcn0 nrl %

San fhANC1SeO %
1 The following the seasonal rainfalls to
| date compared with those of the same date
last season, and the rainfall in the last TWEEN
| ty-four hours:
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
ror %. 5. Navy Yard and vallsio.

strs General Fris0ie. MonticeIio and Arrow.
s:aS ssS a. M NJ: sundays. s:45 a m. I2 30 noon. )
q M = $50 D m. Leave Vallejo. 7 a. m. .
: m 1880 D. m. $40 p. m. D.. m, week
4 y m .Fier q foot Mission st-: phone Main
1s0s HATCH BROS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
coxpaeNIE sENERALE TRASsArLAETIlgE

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE--Paris. 1fHe,.
Sailing every Thursday instead Of xHG&E
ss+,,Tdav AT 10 a. m from Pier AZ.
Nortk River foot of Morton 81
sTfrst class 10 Havre. so and upward sec
- -1sss - Havre S45 an upward GEN
ERAI AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA 32 Broadway Hudson o1liclng).
80 1ort I f. FUGAZI & CO.. Pacific Coast
xSenfs s Montgomery avenue. san Francisco
TSsEeFs sold by all Railroad Ticket Agents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
Phosbus Man Head Of Virginia
North Carolina G. A.. r.
AN INTERESTING CONTEST
Thirty-fiurth Encampment Held at Ma.
tionaI Soldiers Home Theatre Yes.
ierday Aforementioned Delegates
Wanted Negro For Commander.

The thirly.fourth annual encamp
ment of The Virginia and North Caro-
INA Department. Grand Army of the
tepnE!i,:. was held in the theatre of
Inc National Soldiers Home yosler.
day afternoon The encampmcnt was
attended by a number OF delegates
from tho various pests IN the iva
States and according To the delegates.
The meeting was harmonious and inter.
csin..
Mic: the transaction OF much ron.
me business uf interest only To lilo
order :hc anna, election of officers
was cn.,rc;; into Tho election prov.
ca very spirited anu resulted IN the
selection Of The following:
Comman'!er-C Charles II. Osgond. oil
phbebus.
Senior c-ccmmandcr--Isaac Pow.
eli. OF Newborn, n. C.
Junior vicc-cGmmundcr-I evils Daw.
ley. Of Norfolk
Mecical eNan.inor-Dr. James r. Car
ter. Norfolk
Chaplain-fienry Rock Portsmouth,.
Assistant adjulant ana quartcrmasi
"r y. a. iiaser. National Soldiers
lIcmc.
DELEGATES to the National cncan:p-
mont in nravcr-.I. y. Carter. Norfolk.
Frank NJ Work National Soldiers
Iiomc, with W. A. Parsons, of Rich.
mpond and Francis Mccabc, Naiiona:
Soldiers Home.
Tho host interesting feature CT the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
Judge Witt Passes on the Ma.
surler Ordinance.
APPEAL TO HIGHEST COUP
Messrs. Duke and Lynch Retain
Their Municipal Seats and Remain
on City and state Committees
Respectively.
Especial to The Daily rross.)

'oU'ciii 10 the lciilS f'TFSS.)
RICHMOND. VA, April i9.-The
"Masurler ordinance" passed by the
council last year and designed TO
keep council and municipal officers
from becoming members of standing
bodies Of political parties. was held
TO he unconstitutional. null and void
in opinion handed down by Judge
Witt in the Hastings court today.
City Attorney III. II. Pollard asked
leave 10 file q bill Of exceptions, and
permission was granted At Tie S,lg.
gestlon of Mr. Pollard. and with the
consent of the court. the opinion will
he made a part OF the record. 1t was
said This morning that the Supreme
Court cannot pass on the case until
nexl winter.
Consideration Of two similar eases
were involved in tria OF Tie cansc.
John j. Lynch, Il member of The coun-
Gil and also Il member OF the State
Democratic committee. was fined $40
under The Mas,rier law. Walter G
Duke. member OF the police board
and also Il member Of the City Demo
cratic committee, was fined $40. In
each case an appeal was taken from
the police court. und the two were
heard together in the Hastings court
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
HIGH SCHOOL TOOK THE GAME.
Hampton College Met Crushing Dc.
feat at Basketball.

The Hampton High sclnol basket.
ball team completely walked away
with the five from Hampton College in
the contest On the latters field yester.
day afternoon. After two hard fought
halves the High school young ladies;
had piled mp u points against Gic Gel
lcgn's seven. The gamc was Witnessed
by an unusually large crGwd ANA the
friends If the High school were entllu-
saSlic ever tho result.
The members OF the college five play
cd hard and put Up {; good game. bur
he High schoal proved more efficient
at pitching The ball into ille basket.
The lineup cr the teams follows.
High School. College.
Pamela Iludgils. .R. t.. BERTHE Fuller
A!lcynr Cunningham l.. r.. .Elizaboth
Wood.
irnla Taylcr tCapt) c.. elsie Schme::
Mary McMenanin.
Maymc Rove &C. Margaret Arm.
strong.
BESSIE CARAT ..R. G.. Margaret Kim
berley (CapO.
Florence booker. :. H.. G.. Elizabeth
Fuller. Mary McMenamin.
i.incsmc,.- Misses iIia Burbank.
Annie Cunningham. Elizabeth Fuller
and j Bruce Bentley
uIrpircs- Miss Minnie Mcrrls and
Arthur y. Wight
Referec-llarry Elan.
Stare-2G 10 I in yaycr Of High
"chCnl
Notes of Game.
This IS tho first match game played
Ivy the High school girls, the team orlv
Saving hcen organized n shcrt Willie
Af'ia.rrc ri the game was the wur.
If Miss Pamela Hnhgins as right for
wand far the High school, her baske:
throwing bordering on the phenomenal.
On tho morning of Saturday April.
20, the baseball teams OF Norfolk
liigh schcal end the Hampton High
school will meet OH the Soldiers Han.s
diamond and CT the afternoon of the
same day The girls basketball teams Of
he two Institutions will meet OH Tho
court in The High school yari.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
Hampton News end Adver, isements

meeting was the contest for the office
of commander. The candidates were
Charles II. osgood. of Post No 26. of
Phoehus. and Isaac Powell. colorcd. Of
Newbern, N. c, The colored delegates
were anxious TO have 4 colcred man
made department commander and
when The vote was taken osgood was
elected by n majority of only three.
The selection OF q meeting place for
next year was left with The council of
administrations
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
Railroad Gets a Charter.
tI}y Associated Press \

ATLANTA, GA, April l9.-Secrc-
tary of Slate. Cook today granted Il
charter 10 the Atlanta, birmingham g.
Atlantic Railroad Company, which has
already acquired much of the neces.
Sary right of way and will build line
from Montes,lma. Ga. through La.
grange in Troupe county, to Birming-
ham, Ala, a distance of 241 miles. The
company will, build another line from
Atlanta TO q connection with the
Montesrma line al or near Wedowce
Ala. Il distance of To miles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
NO NEWS FROM CAMP.
Snow, Hail and Rain Storms Rage in
Colorado Mountains.
Try Associated prcssA

Wy ffFS'0'EIIVtI f'Tf'SS
GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLO,
April l9.-With President Roosevelt
and Secretary Loeb twenty miles from
the nearest telegraph station, no news
CT the hunt came ont of the woods to-
day. When MIR. Loeb returns t0n,or.
row IL is expected he will bring in
formation of the luck that has attend
ed the Presidents hunt for big game.
Storms of snow. hail and rain surg
cd about the mountains in the tirec-
ton Of the east divide nearly all day
and MIR. Loeb must have had rough
and uncomfortable trip to the camp
having left here this morning with
documents recurring The Presidents
signature.