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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
OLYMPIC CLUB OFFICERS
CANCEL ASSESSMENT
Decide to Raise the Dues
to $3.50 Per Month
for Ia Months

At meeting of the directors Of ths
Olympic club held last night the o.
cials took cOgnizance Of the opposition
of the members TO the 500 assessments
recently levied and which it was pur-
posed TO collect in four monthly INSTALL
ments of S25 each, beginning on July l.
The assessment was Cancelled, but as il
is necessary TO raise a large sum OF
money 20 build retaining walls for the
Post street lot it was decided to raise
the dues to $3.50 per month for the
next IA months This means that the
members will in that time pay in Sos
in addition TO their regular dues. An
assurance has been given that there
will be no assessment beyond this.
total of S159.293 has been spent on
the Post street lot up to the present
time. This money has been spent in
wrecking the old building and in con-
structing a new swimming tank More
than $4,000 of this was spent in dig
ging the big hole. which in turn made
ii necessary to build the expensive re-
tanning walls.
The club has a membership at the
present time of 1859. This is made up
of 1902 active members, ) charter meIn-
berS, 10 honorary members. 137 life
members and 90 athletic members. II
was decided to reduce the initiation fee
ON July from s200 to 500 with a view
to further increasing the membership.
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/. A. S-MY TIL
STOP 4 BOUT
TO PREVENT TRAGEDY
Boxer Whitney Is Furnishing
Opponent When Time
Is Called

Police Lieutenant Kelly stopped the
fight between Kyle Whitney ana
"Beans'' Carranza in the third round
last night in Dreamla1d pavilion at
the Central club exhibition. Carranza
was knocked down several times during
the third round. and as it was evident
he stood no chance with the clever
colored welter weight boxer. he was
saved further punishment.
Johnny Murphy and Charlie Heiliy
boxed four fast rounds to draw Mur-
ply had a slight lead at the nnisn.
as Reilly had weakened in the fourth
round. Tom Herman and Jack McFad-
den were substituted for AL Emmics<
and Alex Mcdonald. II was agreed
that if both men were on their feet at
the end Of the fourth round the
fight was to be declared a draw. Nc
Fadden did not try hard until the
last round, when he easily outpointed
his opponent.
Tad Riordap. the heavy weight, easily
outpointed Joe Summers and was given
the decision after four rounds. Tony
BaFoni went on as a substitute for Ed
Hardes and then boxed a four round
draw with William Schultz. Mike
Kutchos was given the decision over
Eddie Weber after four rounds OF
lighting
A panic was threatened during the
fights when a water pipe burst. The
spectators thought there was hre in
the building and some of them made for
the door. but they were quickly
uuieted.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY RESULTS

NEW YORK, June 21.--Sheepshesd Bay re-
suits
First race FIVE furiongs-Alude won. Risk
second, Mason third. Time. :0f %
Second race. six and half furlonss-Barbary
Relle won Orbleular second. Moya third. Time.
1:2o.
Third race. the Daisy stakes, Eve furlongs--
Notasulma won, Cohort second, Nimbus third.
Time. 1:01.
Fourth race. Coney Island handicap, six fur
longs-1ony fausI Won hihs pdush'ei seeonu'
Dreamer third. Time, 1:13 4-5,
Fifth race, five furlongs-Jcc Nealon won. An
sonia second Fresh third. Time 1:01 20
Sixth race one and a sixteenth miles-Yankee
Girl won, Bartender second Ostrich third. Time,
1:49-
Seventh race. mile-Troublemaker won,
Dick FinnelI second, Haenzell third. Time. 1:41
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

A special train will leave at noon to-
day for Butte with more than 100
horses.
William Short has leased Gossiper
and Christmastide and will race them
at the Seattle meeting.
Announcer Bob McGibben will leave
on Sunday for New York, where he will
act as clubhouse commissioner during
the remainder of the summer.
Ed Soule and Bill Jackman will spend
few weeks at the springs before cut
ting in at Seattle.
William Garth is taking plenty of
time with Ginnette.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

III l07, Etrena 107, Ruiloba H. Excitement 30
Prncipla 102. Secret "a, Jetsam ia, Taunt %
Ralph Reese 9S.
Fourth race, one and sixteenth miles, the
Windsor selling stakes-afatabon 81. The Eng
lishman 49, Fantastic SO. Halbard 81, Jacomo
i0l, Faetotum 104, Reside, 81. Denham 104, Res
toration IS.
Fifth race. one and sixteenth miles. selling
lmboden 100, Neodesha 96 King of the Valley
lo5, Young Safer 1903, Jungle Imp Ill, Mrs. An
ME 9S, st. Noel 106, Chanida 103
Sixth race five furongs-Sans Reproche 1n3,
May Brennan l03. Little J-nnie 10S. Ena 40.
Ella Ito. Drop Stitch 107. Loachopoka 1O3. San
Medene 10.
Seventh race. seven furlon9s selling-Monte- ~
104. Pentagon 96. Denigre s3. Henry Waite l01.
Hamilcar 10., Buxom 81. Florentine 9S. Attrac-
tion SO, Joe Fallert 90, Mary Gusts SO, Plead 80.
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TWO LONG SHOTS WIN
Orlandwick and Evelyn S First at La
tonia at Good Odds
LAToNlA. June eI.-weather clear; track

LAToNIA, June 2I.-weather clear; track
odds Horse and s Jockey. ss s.. EsTr ssr Sin. Ss;
ll-2-Stone Street (Pickens) II
a-l-ReXau g. Lee el-.............1 %
5-1-Sahado (Powersl 4 an
Time, :O2. Rube Silver Cup. Dona H. Invent
reSs. Lady Flora. Chestnut Belle Black Dress.
Pleasant View Belle, Albert L, Triangle. an
ished as named.
Second raesTsix furlOngs. selling, 3 year
odds. Horse and Jockey. ST. Str. Fin.
20 Sa,a.l, Vr,ana"lSk 1sSeeiel In
30-1-DeIis Thorpe (w. H. wsIker).1I 10 8
Young Stevens. MSnere. EErsn' Little George
Dalzura Matte Mack. Ericsson, finished as
named
Third race-S1x furIongs purse year olds:
Odds Horse and Jockey. ST. Str Fin
o-Hazelthorpe 3D. AUSTIN .....3 / Ia
G-1-Bosserrian tBflsc, ...I 3 SIS
Time. 1;lo Major T. J. Carson. ZinfandsI.
Fourth raee-shOrt course steeplechase. 4 year
elds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey ST Str Fin
1l-5--Var Chief 60. Rice) .....2 is
o-l-Grey Plume (Garnettl....... s 20
6-l--Nlerry Pioneer (HustOn) ....4 3
Time, SOL %. Maraschino, PenGragon. Grace
land, Race Girdle. also
Fifth race-Four and a half furiongs purse.
Odds. Horse and Jockey. ST. Str Fin.
15-1-EveIyn tE- Martini. ....... 3 4 4
1S-3-Geneya $ ". Powersl....1 c11S
l-2-R g. Ram q. Leel. ....... sh
Time. 90 20. Ben Sand Tackle Esther
Brown. OVERLY Thebias Maciss. Dick Walsh
linda, Roberts Moore. Crescent Boy Evls
Mai. also ran.
Sixth rsce-One mile and a half. selling.
year olds and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey 81 .. Fin.
5-3-Galester (W. Ott) . 4
5-l-Bernie Crsmer tCherry)...... 25
5-1-Litle Elkin (Elleno-l. ....... 4 3n
Time, 2:s6 10. Attila, Casperdine, Miss Haw.
ley, Mr. Farnum. also ran
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INCREASE PAY OF TEACHERS

REDWOOD CITY, June 2I.-Tha
trustees of the Redwood city school
have voted an increase in the salaries
OF all the teachers of this district. At
a meeting held last night it was do
eided to continue the salaries of the
educators for II months of the wear
at the present monthly figure. This ia
20 per cent increase. as formerly the
teachers We're on salary for but ten
months of the year.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
HURT IN RUNAWAY,

SAN RAFAEL. June 21-E. b Jnr1-
stem. father of the proprietor of Copns's
villa, was injured in runaway acct
dent yesterday morning near the union
depot, sustaining four fractures of tba
right leg and severe decorations about
the head. He was taken to tho sa,o,-
rum, where his injuries were traste.,
by DIR. Galehouse.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
ROSS WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS

PH1I4ADEIPHIA, June 21-Alec
Ross of the Braeburn club won the
open championship of the United States
here today in the thirteenth annual
tournament of the United States golf
association. His score was 500. GIL
bert Nichols of the Woodland golf
club was second with 1O4 and Alec
Campbell of Philadelphia was third
with 2a5
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
KING ELLSWORTH WINS
NILE RACE At WINDSOR
Defeats the Short Priced
Favorite, .Matabon, in
Clever Fashion
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
WINDSOR, Ont, June 21.-Weather clear;
track fast
First race-Six furlongs, selling, year olds
and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. st. Str. Fin.
s-1--Mary Gusts u. Murphy 2h
4o-1-Glenn Mcbride fBumenthal). 2 So
Don Doubt Fire Alarm. 1s'is Rhea carukin, Prince
Miles, also ran.
Second race--Five furIongs selling, 2 year
Odds Horse and Jockey. St Str Fin.
e-lD Dandy Dancer q. Murphy. 10
,a1 a-1-catheTne GstieId ,s, sBlumenthap3s 3 snn
Time. 1:o1 As. Oriental Queen. Tuscarora.
Bayou Lark, Fantasia, Abrupt, also ran
Third race-six furlongs, purse. 8 years olds
Odds. Horse and Jockey. st. Str. Fin.
io-i-coasin Kate SsIalin1 'ss.e.. ...-.....s u
Time is ss aoPss pT Mses Ballot boi Helen
Fourth race-Four furlonss. selling, year
odds. Horse and Jockey. St. Str. Fin.
a-5--Aquiline tSwain) .............. IA
4-1-Boll weevil (J. Murphy. ...... .
Time. As a5. oss'a1a' Don q Melange Merry Blue
Fandango, finished as named.
Fifth race-one mile. selling, 8 year olds and
upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. st. q Fin.
10 king Ellsworth tAi0relandl 80 liz
l-10-Matabon tDuber) .-......... g Pm
10 1-Scarecrow Swain ..... 3 BIZ
Time. All Suzanne Rocamora, Thomonl
Light Note, Consideration, finished as named
odas ss' hosss .sa susps sess., selling s Sa Ss
11-5-Haber lJ. Foley 123
15-1-Mulvaney (Hoiles) s)........5 5 33
Time, 1:l4 20. Halton. Algeria, Bathmaria, All
Ablaze, Ecclesiastic, finished as named.
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RUSSELL REACHES VALLEJO

VALLEJO June 21.-Unk Russell the
Philadelphia welter weight, who has
been matched to box 20 rounds with
George Herbert in this city on July 4,
arrived here this afternoon in company
with his manager, Johnny LOTUS. He
viii train in this city. Herbert viii
work out at the Eagle cycling club in
Napa.
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wINDsoR sELECTIONs

(By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Dcw Of Dawn, Petulant, AlbacY.
Second race-FuH of Fun. Dr. Heard, Sam
Psrmer
Third race-Principia. Taunt Secret
Fourth race--Matabon, Jacomo. Factotum.
Fiftn race King of the Valley, Jungle Imp
Mrs Annie.
Sixth race-Ena Drop Stitch. Loachopoka.
Seventh race-Pentagon. Attraction. Monterey
Weather clear. Track fast.
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BLANKS WIN sHooroFF

CHICAGO, June 21.-The great Amer
lean handicap in the shooting tourna-
ment was won today by ]. J. Blanks of
Trezevant. Tenn, with score of II
out of a possible 20. NJ ]. Maryott Of
Fort Collins, Colo, was second with 10,
and C. NJ. Powers of Decatur, ILL.,, with
IA. The men were tied yesterday for
first place, as each had scored SO. The
shootoff today was at 20 targets.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
LAToNIA SELECTIONS

fBy the New York Morning Telegraph).
First race-Berryman, Lacache, Demo.
Second race-Colonel Brady, Wine Merchant,
Balla.
Third race-Marcus Aurelius. Hanbridge, Ada
o. Walker.
Fourth race-plantand, Pasadena The Mings.
Fifth race-C Colloquy, Laveita, Warner Girls
well.
Sixth race-Still Alarm Foreigner, Ouardi.
Weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
Sports Battling Touches 1854 Pound Mark Training
Long Priced Horses Are First Under
the Wire at EmeryuilZe
The Calls Selections
BY j. r. JGffery

First race-FoIIie Il, Love of
Gold, Heather Scott.
Second race - Lady Fashion,
HarbOr. SaIabIe.
Third raee-Misty's Pride, ST.
Frnncfs, PhaIanx.
Fourth race-JOe Coyne, }. C.
Glenn, Andrew ID. Cook
Fifth race-Fred Bent, EIeva-
tien, WOOIna.
Sixth race-EthcI Day, Sugar
maid, Ocean Shore.
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Gossip of the Track

The standing of the 20 leading
jockeys for the year, TO and including
the racing of last Saturday, as COM
piled by the Racing Form, is as fol-
lows
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
AMERICAN MAKES BIG SCORE

HOY LAKE, Eng, June Elm the
third round of the professional golf
championship today Alex Smith, the
American champion, turned in score
of "a, making his total 253.
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WINDSOR ENTRIES

First race. fve furlongs- Sir Balm 100, VIII
liam Penn 100. Petulant 103, Maxton 1O3 Dew
Of Dawn 115, Abbacv 100, Hussar 1O0
Second race, steeplechase, short course handI-
eap-Dr. Heard 140. Tony Hart 125, Full Of Fun
lS4, .Flying Ployer 130, Sam Farmer 146, Trenct
the Mere l4S.
Third race. seven turlongs. selling-Kiamesha
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

Half the truth will very often amount
to absolute faIsehood.-Whately.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

3 a
Bennett by
y T Star rgoodW
q
paceh Of the winner. endar
ran wen
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
Fifth race-Four and half furiongs. pu
oAkLANDs WIN GAME

PORTLAND. June 21.-The Oakland
and Portland teams played an inter-
esting game this afternoon The visi-
tors won in the final inning. Score:
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Entries at EmeryyiIIe

The entries and weights for today's
races are as follows:
FIRST RACF-Flye fnr,onps. Rsr ., cod
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
San Francisco Calls Racing Form Chart

day summer meeting.
EIRsT RAcEFve
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

fIII'' itIIUTF NIIFFT LU0. UOua IT, IlFoTIT-
reSs. Lady Flora. Chestnut Belle, Black Dress
Pleasant View Belle, Albert L, Triangle IN
ished named
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

,ime-e5 l-5, 40 4-5 1:14 40 14l AT post minutes
l.. Mist place, 4; show, 81. Rudabek, show, 1-2.
Trained by J. J. Ellerd. Scratched-Flauat Mazapan
driving. High price-Young g. Mist 20, O'Neal 11-2,
and the Rudabek and Peggy O'Neal c
stretch, but he had enough left draw away. King
with even break. Rudabek is not partia
|. = FIFTH RAIE-Seyen fnriongs: seIIinc: Yea
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION DUE.

Mexico City, April 26.-The Daily
Record today says,
Believing that another reyol utIon Is
imminent in Guatemala and that the
reyOlutionlsts VIII be successful, the
Guatemala cXIles in Mexico and Cen
trail AmeTicg expect 10 organize in
this city provisional government
for Guatemala
Gen. Salvador Toledo. who is now
in Genital America. is said to be
slated for provisional president, and
FUN CORPS Of other government Of
ncials will be elected The eXiles here
are in communication with Those ia
Central America and the movement
il said to be enc OF unanimlty. and
that 1t viii result Ia Gen Toledo lCld-
ing revolution In Guatemala within
few months. Gen. Toledo probably
VIII be requested 10 come to Mexico
to take active charge of the provision
Hl government
Tho fact that all the provisional
leaders who oppose the Cabrera adj
minIstratiou in Guatemala arc eNiies
makes II fmpossFtA co form pro-
visioBal government in another cDuu-
ary
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EX-PREST. WILCOX OF D. & H.
RAILWAY COMMITS SUICIDE,

New York, April 26--Davld Wilcox, for
mer president OF the Delaware & Hudson
Railroad company committed suicide at
sea last Wednesday while passenger on
the North German Lloyd steamer Bar
harossa, according to report made by
capt l-angranter at midnight tonight
The BarbarOssa arrived at quarantine
this evening from Genoa and Naples, Up
ON the arrival OF the liner 1t was re
ported that Mr.. Wilcox had died Of hear,
failure. AS he had been known 10 be IN
I'll health and had gone abroad recently
in the hope Of rccuperatlrE i was no
great surprise TO his friends to learn that
hc had suCCumbed-
Subsequent Investigation. however. ac-
COrdiue to The captain developed evidence
that MI, Wilcox had shot himself, Mr
Wilcox. broken IN health. sailed some
time ago, and recently, because he had
pot secured the benefit In health, cabled
his resignation OF the presidency Of the
railroad which WAS accepted boy the d.
rectorB who chose his successor in Leo.
more Il. LOree, former president of the
Baltimore Ohio and Rock Island rail-
roads
As president of the Delaware 4 Hudson
MI WILCOX took prominent part In the
negotiations with The anthracite Goa min
ers whenever a strike threatened the
''coai roads, I'm which group his company
With The late Samuel Spencer. president
q the Southern Railway COMPANY Mr.
Wilcox acted as representative nf the
railroads OF the country In a discussion
preceding the enactment of the railway
ratc law In 1908 and contributed articles
to various periodicals.
Under MS administration the Delaware
* hudson made steady progress but not
Without "a severe tax upon NE presidents
nervous system. A severe fall while skat-
Ing last winter caused injuries from which
he rallied only slowy Il was because ~
lhs condition ne sailed for Italy
The news Of the nature Of me death o.
Mi WillcoN came as q shock 10 ms
friends In this CITY. The general I'm Dres-
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Group and IS 20 miles off the west
/ coast OF Florida
The nearest nOlnt accessible TO the
island IS Key West
Prof. Watson's purpose In hl4 WISH
to the island is to stndy species on
birds believed TO be extinct In many
parts Of the world, and Of rare value
H. biologists and psych olosis1s- Sci
entsts have made several ohs9rva-
tions on the islands of the east COAST
of Florida and expect rich findings by
Prof. Watson
Little IS known of the birds which
he Will study. 1t Is believed that
those which nest about the island
have kept away from mankind for
centuries and his observations may
solve some of the missing paleOnto-
lcpiCal links
For long time these birds have
excited wonder among biologists and
10 attempt has been made 10 study
them until the Carnegie institute ask
ed Prof. Watson 20 make the In
ycstIgation at Its expense,
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JUDGE HEB5ARD
AFTER ATTY HENEY.
SWore to Complaint and Asked
For His Arrest for Grim
inaI Libel.
HE FAILED no GET WARRANT.


san Francisco, April 26.-supcrIor
Judge Ilcbbard of this city, who WAS
denounced by Asst. Dist. Atty Francis
j. lIeney last night IN an address 10
the students at Stanford university, Np-
peared before Police Judge Weller this
morning aud sw0re to a complaint ask
Ing for Ifoney's arrest on the ground Of
criminal libel.
rreney is quoted as saying that Heb
bard had been repeatedly character
izcd as q disgrace to the legal profess
sion
shortly before noon today Judge
Hebbard visited the district attor-
ney's onuee and demanded a Warrant
for the arrest Of Asst Dist Atty,
aemey upon the charge of criuinb
libel 1t was refused Dist AtSS,
Iangdon subsequently gave the follow
1ne account Of Hebbard's visit
Judge 1cbbard came To my Office
drunk He elnauded the warrant,
told him chat under the statutes he
was required TO SHOW rhat Heney was
in some way responsible for the publ
cation Of the report OF has speech
which quoted him as denOupcing Judge
l1ehbard as henchman OF Rue1;
that the nierc delivery Of the speech
might constitute the Olfense OF SLAM
dor but to constitute criminal tlbei,
the responsibility, even remote, 81 He
ney foT The publication must be sapWh'
1 told him tha- / WOuld gladly issue the
warrant II he could make such a snow
ing. for we would he glad ~ get to the
bat with him ON The merit OF the all
legged statement,
This seemed to greatly iuturate
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HOLY GHOST SOCIETY.
Members Return Their Leader, Rev
Sanford. Having Deserted Them,

Portland, Me. ApriI 26.-The barken-
tine Kingdom, which sailed from
l&ocklamd. Me, Aug % lso6 with 20
members OF the Holy Ghost and Unit
cd States society at Shiloh on board
'Or the Holy Land. arrived here today
ON her return. Those on board reported
that Rev Frank W. Sanford the lead
or of the society, who sailed with the
party. loft them In january and they
had not since heard from him
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OFFICIAL FAMILY AWAY
FROM WASRINGT ON.

Washington, April 26--1'or the first
time IN many years the president and
his entire official family are absent
from the national capital "A number of
The cabinet members accompanied the
president to the jamestown exposition;
Secy- Wilson has gone to- Pttsburg,
Secy. Root to Clinton, n, Y, secJr Taft
to Clnclnnatt, Postmaster Gen, Never
to New York and Boston, and Atty
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VIM. A. BRE WEIR.
EN-Prcsldenl OF Washington Life rus
Co. Offers to Plead Gmllty.

New York, April 26.-wllianl A.
Brewer, former president of the Wash
ingtOu Life Insurance company who
Is under indictments on charges OF per-
jury and making of false official stat. =
mentS concerning his company's az
fairs, tentatively Offered today ~ plead
guilty to the Halter charge II was
understood the plea was offered with
the idea that only a fine would be iu-
posed,
Asst. Dist. Atty Mott said nc would
oppose a fine as the penalty because
prison sentence was deserved and
should be imposed The tentative
plea was then Withdrawn
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sEcN. rATr GnEs mo- OHIO.

Washington, April 2G,--Secy, TAFT left
Washington this afternoon for Cincin-
natl, where he win address a rueeting
of the Western Federation OF Yale
clubs tomorrow night He also Will
make an address at abe dedication OF
the Young Mems Christian association
building at Dayton O., Sunday after
noon. and on Monday evening viii adj
dress a meeting of the business mems
clubs of Cincinnati.
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Cen Bonaparte to Boston. The only
other occasions upon which there have
been similar Withdrawals from Wash.
ington of the president and heads OF the
executive departments In many years
were In connection with the funeral OF
Secy. Gresham when President Clcve-
land and all OF the colleagues OF the de-
cea sed cabinet officers went 10 Indiana,
and at the time of the death OF Ptesi-
dent Mckinley at Buffalo.
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BRYAN AT DARTMOUTH.

Hanover. n. H., April William
j. Bryan addressed am audience of
Dartmouth college students today Mr..
Bryan said that after visiting MANY
countries he had found no government
better than This In form.
After luncheon mt the college club
MIR, Bryan left for North Stratford
whore he vii speak tongiht-
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IN about 100 days, or at the rate OF
about 20 miles day. They will leave
New York for st Paul next Monday
and expect TO begin their ride on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Scott before her marriage was
Miss Ella r. Allen OF Seattle.
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LONG BRIDAL TRIP.
Compile VIII Ride Prom ST. Paul, Mimi.
To Seattle. wash.

New York. April 27.--ouincy Scott, Il
young newspaper illustrator and cars
toonlst and his bride expect soon to
begin an odd wedding trip. Next week
they VIII start on horseback ride from
expect to cover this distance following
the line or the Northern Pacific road
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-27
UNIONS rNponsE PRESIDENT.

Green Bay, wis. April 26.---Eesolu
lions were adopted last night by the
local trades council Informing President
Roosevelt that the labor organl cations
or this part OF Wisconsin place undI-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-27
VOLCANOES ACTIVE

Lima Fcruo April 27.--Ncwa /, !.
ceived from Puerto Mont, a sea r,s, ~ :,
the extretre south OF Chile thar Ky y
cencs Of ceiboco and HuGue are WI. I.
state Of eruption e III