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TfXKBtfiCITY,Mo.,May 31.—Twentypersons were drowned in the. westbottoms durlng'j;ie day. The Times
has published the-, following Incompletelist of d«ad:
* • . .JAMES DBERMAN,ArmourdaJn.WIL1JAM
* HERBERT, .' expressman,Armourdale.
FIVE PERSONS, three men and twowomen, drowned by capsizing of boat.
TWENTYDROWNINKANSAS CITY
ANd VICINITY
'The
"Rev. .Dr. Henry Van -Dyke, of'
Princeton, N."J.'. .former moderator of thePresbyterian General Assembly, delivered
a. -sermon at the- -First Presbyterian
Church -last night. The church" wascrowded to Its' utmost capacity by a con-gregation eage.r'to' hear: the eminent min-ister. ..-¦*• • ' •• .-.Speaking, of.rit'ualism, he likened it toan artificial .flow'er, Invented to excite' byoutward form. The. flower, '.he said, wa3constructed, with consummate eklll buton approach the deception was apparent.'
Religion, he said, was <o love God andfove to one's neighbor. No heart, he said,need be desolate,' na heart need be un-happy, for the great spirit of God wasmaking love for human .hearts .arjdknocking at the doors. ,
EMINENTDIVINEPREACHES •'
. TO ..LAB.GE CONGBEaATION
VINITA.I. T., May 31.—While six menwere attempting to cross the ArkansasRiver, ten miles from Salllawa- in ahoverloaded skiff the boat 'was- upset, and'four -of their number were drowned. -.'
Four Perish Near Vinita.
MUSCOGEE, I. T., May 31.—The floodcondition here Is growing serious. Ar-kansas River to-night is out of Its banksand the lowlands are flooded. The riveris now even with the tracks of the Mis-souri, Kansas and Texas bridge. Ithasbeen raining.all day and there Is no im-mediate prospect of.relief. .
Arkansas .River on a Rampage.
HANNIBAL,"Mo., May #31.-The rise Inthe Mississippi River has brought heavydamage to the islands and bottom landsin this section. Thousands of acres ofcorn and other crops are submerged andeverything ruined, including all farmproperty as well as dwellings, and morethan half tho livestock. Telegraphic re-ports show that the river is rising at allpoints north of Hannibal up to St. Paul.
Crops Are Submerged.
Preachers' Quartet to Sing.The Tennessee Synodlcal Quartet, com-
posed of-ministers from the Presbyterian
convention ¦at Los Angeles, will give asacred song service at the Young Men'sChristian Association auditorium to-mor-row evening. The quartet Is composed ofRev. James E. Eakin, first tenor; Rev.John Baxter Creswell, second* tenor; Rev.John Grant Newman, first bass; Rev.Herman Arthur Goff, second bass. Theyall come from the State of Tennessee.
Democrats Will Meet.The.Democratic League of this city will
hold a special meeting at Pioneer Hall, onFourth street, to-morrow evening. Im-portant matters will be discussed and anumber of .the more prominent Demo-cratic politicians willbe present.
r^a^f31ft^«^ar'De-.
¦p^rjiment:|w.nr.']a.ssist. to." th.e •extent of Itspbiver.'.-in ."efforts'-tQ :allevlafe.'su:ffer.ihg-in-the -flooded districts :of.the. West. .- Ordersto this, effect Have been glye:n'.'to Major
General-' Bates, "commanding the Depart-
ment of the Missouri; with headquarters
at Omaha". The supply.department atLeavenworth, Kas., willbe availed.of forthe shipment'of tents to the flooded locali-ties should" "these be found" necessary.'-
TentisVlbr the Homeless.
3L~B3ppd.>?iaterstin.Xome^of.ihe: '^waUjeh^strieams.-bfigafl^rle- 1
ceding;; to-day, -but -]th,e conditions' .remainpractically; as bad .as, TpefQre.' "Salt' CreekTiear. Waverly. > and^^^.;Ashi;arid',';o.verflb.Wed'thousands ''o.fVacres, -t.he-- high.-.tide "of.
'yes-"
terilay 'at -.Lincoln;;reach'lrig '"!those;;;ylllages-¦t^da'y.; .Helpfwas.Aask^d '.for • to vreseuefanners.. Imprisoned "by' thfe.waters.V .The.rise.ln' ihe:.Blue ¦.Riyer;toi'day carried dow'n.the.' bridges. • flejarii'Gr.ete..'.';'.^T.he railroads' are:tlei.;up.".and great damage Is- reported on"all:-lines • south • of. Lilncpln^'. A ;d.rlzzHng''fain;lasting ;all.day added to the flood;;. '
Deluge -Adds; ;tp>the' Flood;•¦ '.- TACOMAi:,iW?£sh;iv .J:uj|ia.-NaoVr;;Harr^^cruiser;: .Tstcoina at its. launc :hirig\in;.Sa.nV
tfjrd'ay: accompanied. py.. her. .parents,' .Mr.and .Airs. W;H.'Harri's: -..'^
-:'.£''"::-';••-:./';';;;.Mayo.r.' ;Campbell :-.finds that .importantbusiness .-''wll'li prevent -his- aUehdih&" thejaunchin'g;.. though .he had expected •to' gb:until -wUhln .the.l'ast few -days../Mayor.Campbell- lias" delegated. Ge.6rge -H." S(one;;head -of' the ;dryg6ods- -in-•Tacpmi, tp.take the' Mayor's place at the'launching, ceremprtles .and. "make .an '.ad-dress.-on- -.behalf/of :the 'cLly. "of Tacoma.Wr.-.StpTie is now in.California^presidentF.' B."Gault,. of'Whltwo/r.th_-Cbllege,' willbeAmong other.'.Tacomans present. Mayor-Campbell hasJnvited' about 100 prominent-citizens, to attend the ia'uhcnlng/'but- m'ost.of -themr.are'unable' to' go. A.ri Invltaitibn1
"was also, extended, ta Governor -McBrlde.Miss Harrts Is.the granddaughter of Gen-eral* M.M. McCarver, who was a memberof California's .constitutional- conventionand subsequently laid
'outtthe city of
Tacoma. *.. . ,*"*
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:TApOMAN.S;^ARE"';CpM^INQ;vcV--? 'riFOR CRTJISER'S LAUNCHING
.6fBA44^'E^ :^^'°^^^'''°^^^®J-•::-:;¦:•'•.¦;;r "WillXfhTistett Vthia; New -V '¦"¦'¦:¦¦¦¦
Karis^- :May;";31^Fburteen'bbdieis^re;: said;; to^^haye ;;^hduS^s ;at .Council .'Grpveslncejthe^^tersubsided; :,',¦ 'The ¦yaH^y..-of/;ihe i-N'epsha :jab/oyie'
JV;-";''. •¦'r-;1--v?-^ i: :'
¦Fburieen;- Bodie^;^fe;-Fp^ttd^in Siib-
CQUNCIIiJ: GROVE'S;^ 3>EAD.
¦UlO'tTtiMW';^;.:Xlowav^iay^l^AllVfeecyrdsfor hi«h w.tt.r here were broken to-day,
with-water in \hn Des Moines River'Stand (nirVa t;;2pf|?et itJ^j'jtjcht;?;,:;Huii(lre«Js:bf-'hbirhes. in^th'eVwfMt^'ahd.l/.sVut'h^parts'-at'Oit-umwra.are 'fl^cuteg- 1•viqtim.sf.'oTOUpled;reported .tha t"all::haye'beje^n •saved: ;Nearly-i20i0^^f4r:-rpltef.^has; :.been :;chur(ihesv:';pij:bllp 1^]lWlngs".and ;;|n^nyVip|rir
yierft;-- opeiied- :¦: to. sufferer's.fRailroad; trn','1 Ih ut off on all roads ex-cept the Burlington.
Imperiled^ ;j:6tV-;-'Q^ttuiawa;;Are Succored:
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AXi;;;SAVED;;-FROM; DEATH;
Grauman's Theater offers Leonard andDrake, comedy sketch artists; th« Wellsbrothers, musical comedians; Luclta Jean,
the child comedian, and the black facecomedians Conroy and Pearl for theweek's novelties. . ¦
The Spraguellos in their novel musicalact; Connors and Connor*, a clever sing-'Ing and dancinjr duo; Leoni and L>eonl.known as thp /silver athletes, and H. B.Burton •will "be new 'at the Chutes "this
At-Fischer's ,'«Fiddle Dee Dee" wilLcon-'tinue for another we"ek. ""Twlrly Whlrly""
Is Inpreparation and willbe put on June 9.1
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Tlie Centra.1 will to-night produce JameBV.iHarkins' powerful, sensational melo-;drama '."The Man Without a Country."
Dafy**.'musical company in '-'The-'Run-away.Girl" holds 'the
# board.s .at the Callr•fornla for a- second week*.
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. At the Tlvoli Stevens in "El Capitan"
holds the popular favor-well. The tunefylopera by Sousa is excellently' staged andthe" attractive chorus is calculated to benot one of the least of the attractions ofthe performance. • ..•"•' -.;
"The Tyranny of Tears" opens at theAlcazar to-night, with White Whittleseyin the leading role of Mr. Parbury, thepart In which John Drew made a decidedtriumph when the play was first producedin the United States. Bertha Crelghtonwillplay the part of the lachrymose wife,and Juliet Crosby. i« cast In the characterof the fascinating typewriter.
E. II.Sothern will dpen at the ColumbiaTheater to-night in "IfIWere King."
The Brothers Permane, eccentric acro-bats, and Kartelli, wire rope- performer,
continue to hold the boards, and the MaryHampton company repeat the satiricalcomedy, "The Melodrama." Zelma Rawl-ston is just as fascinating and the Bai-leys are still pronounced the best coloredperformers that have appeared for sometime. BI309
•;. There; has'-ii'carceiy rb'eenva bett.eV;bHi;at;..the:prphe^m.fpr;taoh ;at that^hbuse:;; ;^heClrrinien?e; atidiefiite;that \asWembied; ;for ¦last- ;ev.enUig'sV perH
fbrmahce..' .expressed"^^^; ;,fuli::satisfactiPji.;jn
bountepys.^pplaUsei: an;d several; of th&acts, w.ere.\;&^ox^;^xime;iiter^iliae^-^tiiehew featyr*s ;ihtroduc^•e-st-'brder i^ndV^xecuted-by.- ;j^is'ts.r.whbseVappearartce". prily'.-sery^.' to:-increaBe :.the,:ftlfrcadyCestahiished; poTJularlty;of.tiie house::^ilaVry;l«e vGlair^^n^kndw'ri-asSaV^chiir-:Better. imp>r8oniti6ris;are ;;h^
•The sfu'dience"; was ¦..ca'ptlya'ted '-.trbni- .'start.''Jo.': finish' of^^.the/act;;.- -^."Clair -resppnaed16.ehepxes. with:noveltlje's that.relle-yeid; the!jiMSiipfony^01tir*pe^ti6&\";.'rt%f.tqcrh^endedwlth-;;an ¦impersonation :pf /.Me.p'histbphl.e^;;^ji^^^th?'Ufhji;.tod^u^V>r4a^a a;fitrting.^finale:fprVan\^xceiieht.number. '.%utZL
-brothers'.mayVbie . tnul jr etyied, the; .twen-r'less.-.. =^erfoi'raed;V'rnbst; -wdrid'erftiti.-e'tunts.'with..h'is;'tbeg. :,"-•FJ'rp. t.¦he.w.P.rked!-* .trorh-'
vboneV inVkrmanner -•.;thatv_ftH^:;.old.'e>'';rnuslV•<;ia7is'cwi:th'..erivy. ;.T,hen-, rifle,/ heshowed" rtie^aMdienp.erspmedJflley'lt -fje.ats7lir'shoofin'g. -^lons.'- and iMll.e.:.Pkxtbh'.;in-.ny.iIng.plcm'res', ¦prpdnce'd ah';a;ct.oir :F.tartling•b.eaut-y."*arnd'.-rece}v'^d .'the'-.a'ppla'use" -tfiatwa"s.d'ue them.-
'J -Their; troup'e" .-lslcom-
posed* of Parisian artists' modelaf-and theten pictures are
"Importation's ffoni the'Folles Bergere. The Three- Rlxfords,acrobats, -are wonders ih strength andalertness.
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•,OAKl*AKD^iniEide' that; the; wedd inig;«'fIM-K--tJa lilel Bgi^.¦dea:*;f.'ihiif-'<e!t.y^;will"takerplace/At:: thef/Layfa're^id^nceHfi'Sa crarnentp;;!on; ;June .10, :thV ;<1ate :prigi-pall}* set.
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Cran«v .and;Martha;.de • ;Ttoy,. also ;haveRbmet.hing :nice; tq> pffer.;¦'"¦Charles vJV*son -, H^8 ':-'&-.hymorous . .-.arid>^e;. is .ai?funny/ as the ;shb^membera ::of :the epnipan y furntsh fau11\less support. i-
' ;-- ;l-;-,;:it.:wpuld ¦eeem .that the/.wh.ole '.jjerforth-anre is perfect. . "In SV^shirigton" V'-liasopened Vln'- a.-¦ybiaie^-pf ;eipry a^ndv plight1-tomake a'¦¦'.rec'6-fd ruh::for: Sah; Frariciacb. :.
Belderi-Laws . Wetiding.
The relief authorities announced thisafternoon that they were confronted bya food and fuel famine. The meat mar-kets report that they have but two orthree days' stock on hand. No trainsare entering the city and there Is no pros-pect of getting a shipment of freight intoDes Molnes within three or four days.Bakeries are overtaxed by reason of .thedemand of the 6000 flood refugees, throughthe Relief Association. There is but ameager coal supply. Roads are impassa-ble for teaming and no coal can beshipped In.' At the water company's officethis afternoon it was said that the situa-tion was alarming. Notice was sent toevery resident in the city to draw an. ex-tra supply of water to. provide against- aclosing of the plant, . . . -.'-Owing to. the- breaking of another levee,the coir*rions on which sixty tents -wereplaced' for*- flood, refugees was flooded;completely-' submerging the tents. ;The.ojecupants escaped. ".. ••* . •• ';.*;. •¦ -.
.-KbtVa .wheedistrict;"and'•:^o---yiS.6r't';;.is":^ad6;yt.O'.:;.0pen.byslrieBs. Jioiises:;; •Boats.;, afford:;the oniy
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rnearis\ ;-»f/cortrtu'nication-;bjBtweeji-.N'0rth;,-South.part;;o^;th^.^ityi;;;ThU:.ls:.eidremeiy P0rilTv•bus; but: so- fa>:ks'.is..kribwn" f
only-.seven'ai>th.?n«cated -...fatalities V haVe' :
-.been y reV
por tedj; ¦; Reports ::ot a ¦ s.core; ;more .;heyebeen' received .'trotn.-: that; section :of;;.the-.pity, that is -cut,' pff.;frbm. cornnTfunicatlon;;but. t.heycahribt: be' verifiied". ¦ •)•:: ;'¦•: ' i'..' .'.•'.|'^^»^0r^wMte.iriflt^i)^'r|ite.d.cine ..trainout ;frpm ;their icity lirnlts- "ta-day; :mall'^ing^oflyey.e.dU,o-'4t'..bi^".bp.a'_ty"-'.-T^;e'^ock;Island is 'trying to get" trains^thrpugh- .to:'tW- West JJ .The. nialq'
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lirfe.-e'ast is. :tipdVup:.':The:;Attlw£tikee¦'•.also', is:fo;operate;ltfain^-;;:The>';Gf eat 'Western;,
!!iu!is;i^rlin^8^ttl^a^.fi4v^^xrf*;'Rl"etely;aba^dGn6d..thelr..liries'in:-thls..crty.The- JVAtef-ahdvele'ctric- .light-and. powerplants' are. still '• running,"'- but- It-is only "By.
the' jemplqy.ment .of-'scyeral. h-uhdred mqiu
to nian-pump,s 'and.worfc on-the' levee's. .,"•For over two days it has rained con-stantly and the mercury has 'stood closeto the freezing point. Scores of men, wo-men- and children have spent hours at atime in soaking wet garments, sitting onthe roo-fs of their homes, awaiting the ar-rival of rescuers. The last of these wasremoved at 10 o'clock. More fatalitieswill result from exposure than fromdrowning. The property loss willmountup into the millions. ¦ ;V;
FOOD AND FUEL FAMINE.
Instahc^;fbod;'have.'b4eh\.disicoyered,-; pearly;' aUi'.ptthose; who ;Were 1.611^1^tents hav(i been re'n^oved:.t^¦ioitin-public^;;biHdings^.,^h^;n'eed^Qf.v.b;edcovering is still Imperative.:':'V;SEVE^-:':DEAlSs!^RBP6^iTiEipi ?V|
. r\ES MOINES, la., May 31.-At 6
V^J'cIoi-k this evening ;the water In Dos• -'Aloines Itiver had declined -fourteen
inches: /from.-- .the . ;m.aii.niiam;,height.y.pf-.twenty-four feet, attaln«4 eax^y ihis;:nibrn^Ing;;:;:;NTbtwi.thstahdI.pK': .the ..? teady-; ;rain:that-, -has.^^^¦¦.f.a;ile¦n\'¦¦^,f<j.rv.¦:/•tHree:'¦ ;;\¦¦;^Va'•ys'i; .vit
that ;the-; danger; 6.1. a•/f-tir,--.
the'r ilse i.-, past. The extent ofsuffering, a'rnbiiR-'.. several ;.;thousarid ::;jJoio(j;,reftige.os. has -bi.-.err. r»dufed to a .minfmumby the better organization of relief work.
¦ The river continues^ to be from' a;half.;mi)e;'.-tb,:.t»^:''mije's;':wideV;.^efT'et>tualiy-_oicut ;;:
:tirix'off;comraijni';atloh.."b^.pai-t of^;t)e3yMvi-ne.sjX'rom'ifeMtV"^^'^^""'^^^^:South ."Des ¦;AlbineV.i.iri^':V0yiira^tbo^isiada.
•'p'fl-iipipe^jjand-^bu«rn'<is's!.;-ho.u'^and street <-.u tratlii contiiiu.t- to bo tiedup. vThupolii-e -report ..that,Ijiiats art': plundering >tpt^c^, oT inerdhanr.d)?ei;.4n \ the .busihess xlistrlet; 16;:ati ralar.my
.¦¦:Ipg';.-e^-te'nt'-;-i'nd'-'seyi-'ra.i:''Hr.re^made.
:^jbhi'l}iChu¦ibpovlc^v;•a:>•.<er.'•'%.m^«;¦un1dipr.
ihe.inflU'encie.:;¦: of ;;il'quor, ¦ jai;.^brjckthrough^^a platev-glass^^ :*Mndpw.^f 'the: .Par-;merlee restayrarit^ bnrEli^Vstr^fcJyest^r^day ;.*fternot)ri.;'; 'Ajter.:! smasbin g-lilfef.yijiii*,dow; the- mah^'remain^. :-H'#.'::fr6.nt:-...;"q-f.-.':tiie•plac*;.;.Qtttii:-h^- was; arrested, aiid '.taken -.to'ithe^O'ti^'/MaH'.^iibbked: for maitcibus ;iriischief;;.'V ~\ : ':V.
Brokea Plate-Giass. Window;
•.V:;Th;e;:-bridert(>-hg v|9';;'the"-':4ffui?h,t;fer/-;&'f:;5lr.:;anp|::Mr.B..vJ.ohri;Q::.XrpQd•)-idgnts-Xo;f;;iiea:iYnM.nt^;-Tex4's^Uep^nt; jfa^a^miernberjpf :-;«in«;:<>if;;the:; leading
families of.-.Tennessee, -:who served -in.th>'-.i*hilipIJiiH'S:.<IUrinft' the^Krfy-partfof'.'.'the;r;e;^eh:tjwAF-ahd'.f6r',yarian.tveflg'a_g.enT(entr"at-.; ;the
rlWi;;:Tepe.lyed\.;a;.AVh,eft!.!i»lik^relgrlm.en^.'.f-w.q.s^-^oUfh'itvhoiErieJ'•Lileu.ten^n'i' Qr-e^r. w.as'-3
:-Stfn.:/^ii'bnlo^ ::anid:^hiere i_?Jt ;:w.a«,:ttia4E:^he.flrat foet'Miss^ip.oPd^
rw^;..]fch;.-ihtlr.7;;^etTdfo.re;hia;:c8i rne^'WestV wJV^ .h'er?ttf.'iat.tend;thd-;-.cefemohie's.:.?' ':•¦'¦•'¦¦"'; :'y-\':i-*l;*:--.1¦'"¦¦:V';.'..'- \i-'%\
'.Th^r^.wi'1 be^;romance -as;well; flS.coihand-sblditTs aboard, the, transport .luo^kn¦w'hen she.-
1points- -.her nose to the, eastwardto-d ay ahd s tar ts .o ff on her long: voyage
to tin-Philippines,. Among her cabin .pas-;
•Hongt-r^' \will:'.--b;e-;.I'iiVait-!L''iiiii.n"'t.A::J;:;Greef -0f:th^Foart tiUhtted"States :Infahtrymnd. h.la"bVide" <>t::a ft;vy:hoiirK;Vw'ho;V!u:^ r(:ir)friP:?11^:hlnv;bat>k^;te-;'th^. ;Phi;l:iiu)|n:es;::^
;h^^a^d-exp^t8f;to;.a^;n.-;5erve7two; vye.ars;•li;\v'i:llibe:ah Vveiufui;ihiV:\(iiv-Uk'utenirvt¦Gftepry'.-.fti'rvii^? '"-. :--t.h>«:;.in.'6.rh;in'fe:-'i-.Hfs;.•marriWge'vto-^liai; AuKust.a ;(;oodhiaeviVj"o,be celebrated in Trinity, tin- Rev! Dr.;Ul^petV';:olflciaVHikv.'--;and;.^''.:h^^iini^;i)J^a;kfa>tvis;. tOiJbte.;;foilowed;:b;y;;'lKe\/happy '.'¦¦•.yo'un'g ;"-:cou'pli3's';.-'dei)'Jiri:ur(^'''o'n;. ;.;th;'e'Iaikjii " < f
XieiitfnaniV.dtjB'et' an^^liRss-Ooociliueto Marry Just Before Trans T . •
.'¦„"' port Logan Leaves. • -'
Boy'sAxni jBfbkenKbyj;a.?*}}:' '•Gpor^.e :iflurtayj.a '.hoi.;~,aged .6 year?.; rersiding, a^t;"21.5^; S^ipfty. street",; while: a^lghtw
ihfe: from;jtiFol^nn;street :car dp th<i:cr>s3^fng1;oifiFb:urth.stteet fellahd had hi* reft;;a^^^'k(^^t^e-^i^^j^*:18i|':%«i( treateda tithe/ Emergency; Hospital by yDr.'Arml-•steady whi^hi.;he; Was);;;talcea';tp;;ht5'rhpme;;;:;,";-'-;;;'?;;' ~:'--' v/~;. ;?.-;;: \';."V:'"-"-'¦'¦''' :f.;:]''^-
Viscount Dupplin Is dead.¦:'-'l<(^p.6^^Wa>^;31.'^The':"'rfeath.:'':ts-^ao;'-npunced ¦^f.;;Ed'^iirid':A'i.rfttf^6lta.- 'Gjeii4r8e!li^yi:Y's^^P^<>? Dupplln; his; twentyfourth-ytsair.'-- '\-.-;iS ''• v:.:> J.v-''":?"":.-;:"->';'-:'.";''-.:
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WILL TAKEBRIDE OHI'^V^--.!:'-J:-:'\-': ::'C)F";';I>EPABTtTilE
.i":Klm>r::1^ w;toh::o:£v:Tb]arf?;<-'aKV;;ieft;;hisiS^^pariold^lipy; •aty.thent'nion'iIvpot^iWsmorning ' whil-t? he ..'wont 'to. get ¦.-.•¦:.-someluncheon: While.- he «a" rjiio Hvh flood(•ain<-. -His .boy wiis."rescued, a ixl-taken
father.found him. later .this nfternoon.. ¦;:¦::•.¦
":W\":-.itijibelated, tray*lers;who;;ar6^g.u^s£^;—^ of this- tity .are a number- of- -Los
¦'i\ hgtilvs::< fu\- t^aii;F|raiu:i3co..]r.6?ide.rVts^wlio'
came in on tlie Santa F«^ yesteraay- morn^inp arid wiere',uriable to:go on.: When the
;w^te if-^Jnyaded 7 Ire /railriDad;; startlon/they:wer&;:.cpMaUvt ed-' >:-tQ ':. '¦¦ th'e
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wherW'iliw;^ll:^aiit:16F.t^«;;fld6d;:t6/Sii(i&;:The; party;;:*v;as''.'-:* viii;route- ;frorh;iSf«!W;>yo'rlC't6-'Sa'n'-^an'clscb; v^:Mi^es ;vAil6ni;r
-'iC?hii^iitirltfge'aiid (iliy.^r;'
'i\f:LpH-yAnKrfeji^Messrsi.¦
;AV^tsori:;anil ¦ KaKian;of ;^aiid;VF;:F.iPay iu- .< n«J wife and .HffbPit Payne of
Saii:•¦¦Frkjnicisco; J vTWie^par iy.arriyocl :In:.theVlJhldftyd'epot'jiust.b.efo.rc^ '.'the water-invaiifed 1
that struotuie.
CALIFORNIANSFLOOD-BOUNDIN MISSOURI
.-.' w^rANSA'S'.GiT¥;. Mo.',. J.ilne.11.—A.mesr
.:'.§\. "sage'.-.tD'-.tRo ;Tlnies:1 frpm-Itansas'i~ :Cit'y..Kin.y.byway •p f=Le'ayeri.w.pr th;'at
;.'2-p'cib.ck -this .morning:.says _?.tw.erity'7;seyeri men'a.t '.work'-on vthe;UriWn" Paclffcbridge1:twheri^ ijt-\ wentv-.dpwh,/ were', ajl:dfowried".;."'lt 'is '.sjtid" 'that."many,' pers'piis.Bavv;'the..nelples's.'m.ehdr'.ownlng.-. .¦.'..•>'.¦. .v';I'.- .:
TWENTY-SEVENRAILROAD MENMEET DEATH
..iThe .d^Xcadirasttpuclied ;;;tn"o;^^'ak;e.r;^liudin'g;;tp;S the; .efforts;\bf -\the "iconoc^ts ;pfxihe.:pa8tvtp-';d^tTroy;;viri ;:.Gpd^s/temadornments/Which: e^yate. the; s6uh ::Pverypalritirig, 'every- Vscuipture,";rey ery.;tbrie :of:?h ':«r|gaii; cwduei ve: tq;;iiigher ;:iiiibetter);vthbughtsi/.FatheX ;Chid^ck v
said.;and;thenew-prgran would be ¦lirard..in thejpys^ -and-zsorrows ¦ of/its *.. h^afers;" jjUt;inboth -cases for theirgood.: .¦-¦"- v
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¦; The^serviiies r; -were;;cbBcludfy /yrlthi/the•benediction oT thfe; ';rripst ';\b!essed ;;satrap:tnerit.';:'-Vi'¦/-/;" ¦
:i'<l-- ::^i:-::--'¦¦'¦¦?,'¦'¦=•'•'¦ ''^;:;'¦';.' ¦¦'.'.''¦
,./ The' spea ker~ then referred'.; tor¦^^'¦'¦!p*?!Istrength;.'- of;\Peiet^ compared; .vTjth;';;;.\theweakness -of¦. his ¦cha rdete.r .'.In.;the .-.pres-'
>nce ,;of-Calph ais,;;.{he ';high ', prtest,:'¦¦..when
;th;je;^;kppstle\.\deriied;;';ms';;:.Ma^Father iChidwickydeveloped f the "pHncipalhistorical ;pettpds -
pfc the; church's; sttugrgles .;' wtth; ihe?;^prld,;;;brljiging-:the/ sainedown: t-o;:6ur^own ;^time..V':-^';
\v'. [y':.^
,.iih:hL«?:serinpri Father^ Chidwick.dwelt in
a -n>os.t.:.masterful/^' ray: \'upon -^.riificanbe..of ;.th«'feast :pf:Pe'ntec'p8tv.^i epresented'. -thei-historical .imfeahirig.'.pf- the.:feast/t-thaj- of th*" .descent- <o£j .the. H6iy<3 hpstrup;6n 'tne\ a ppstJ es :whili'¦_ Xney[were¦ga\he;reaU!n ;;-the';;uR•saiem;.:' .The ;. ifriarveplu;s ¦/effectvoir; -the. -de-^;>C|fnt;^^ was ;^^^KektV'tpuched/UPph,;. together;with.'ihe'V^;pnderful~ .cpnyersioh. of someS)0o .people vat the: first -preachCng "ofiSt.Peter;' ¦::¦;:::;- I'^r'i^-'C.'^t.^^.-^---^
The;inj?resting feature: of..the servicesin honor of Pentecost .day h^ld.yesterday
.at the Church bf. the Holy Redeemer 'was:thef.dedication of the new organ which 1msbeen" installed recently in the ediflbe.: The.serinori high mass was P.reachedlir tlve Rev: Father John Py.'C.hidwick,who.was- chaplajn ;of the United • States'battleship'-. Maine at the. -time;she; .was.lilown" up .'In1.the"harbor
";of Hayana- an4
¦w;hd.:4s at'.prese'«t ihe chaplain of- the. IJ.N;ew./Yorlt;;;the;flagship;:;6r the^Paf-
-.clflc squadrori. ,-^' ;";":^\:~.::"'.--y.\';: •V^:'."'
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-; ¦"'*?'«* was.; intpn^d by', theregujar ;church choir,, 'the rhusijcV. beingb^;JBo^e*L'Vk%tf*^ieDr«mt was 7..tfle'.^Rey*'james
*-P':-. :iloran;deacon. . Re\v;FatherChidwicki .';8ubide«v;on r /Rev: ', Father':.: Jo-seph 'P,¦vlicQuaide. and the.master of cer-empnieSj WHiiam .Fay, There were .thirty -¦
two. altar i>py» to; assist lix the ceie.bra.tlbriand the churcli.was prowde4 Xith; parish-
.ionefe..- ¦.'..!¦• >:-':- ¦'."• '.'V.--.- ':/---¦-: ;/v-V;-
0 Best .B.T11J3 %ver vS^eiiv^v
At one time a trolley car rolled acrossthe stage and again the humorous starsappeared in rickshaws drawn by parasol-hatted Orientals. There is novelty inevery feature of the production. HerbertSears, who had a "pull," had one of themost Important parts and filled It to theeminent satisfaction of every one.
Anna W'ilks and Budd Ross make ateam worth the price of admission alone.Olive IJlrichc and Ix>uisa Moore arecharming singer* from whom one cannothear enough. Ethel Strachan, Harold
The "piece is rich in'new 'xriusic and'.'tfiefingers all'do their work.magnificently.'The Wedding of" the Reuben and th*jMaid"* proved cthe song of the. evening,and the ladies were it- whiletheir escorts whistled it as they emergedfrom the theater after the_ performance."Thp Watermelon Party,"" as sung byCheridah Simpson, the Eemerelda- sistersand th? chorus, also made a great hit."Get Next to the Man With a PjII"wasanother success. .": .
SONGS .CATCH .AUDIENCE
I''^rfeV;fbr":;Cheriidah^ ,:,;Stin.psbh ;.were.; .'^6!
ireQuerjt^ah.a/nunlerQUs.VthVt.lhe;^^[1«<^^?^j'*tlUM^;'^W^-;-jt^;itfj^M^tic^^fobi£Lgh%$.irt V;'v<6 try'.'-ja'no's teh.tai'ipuis <3res? -.
;f.••crmd' 'ift.;:hxitUh'eTe ,ira's;appr ecia tfonAn -the; first. -:;U;;';::<w
::¦//'y::>-:'-f:^:>¦:;.:>The_ .uer^rm'anicip .«pcned-; in
'• a :burst ofrplfnaor.'wifh -asi-charming' ;a' -lot;pf wln^i?rme."stag* ', jad^ifs;as/ever came .to tpwn.*"\Ve- '.h*.vt!-:a-.k-bod.' .'reliarpU bi the cpuntry^sif*m'nfrie"
'b*aut'jr".jn <?alifptrnia"..';bu tit:..Is;
F^ast. .'-.."There-is 'a'.'general, swish -of \lihr'-re'rier; . ". rnir;t."o.f smiles," and'" a.
iQf-gra'ipe'.lhat ;cp.n^ine\to. nlaker>'^e almost forget '"whafittie.'girls are sing-.Ing-. ab<>ut;
'af..times'... -'j ":-/¦.-.¦'^^'¦¦'.:'^ ::.* '¦'¦¦¦¦ ?¦:'¦:.
;•. RaN^mbhvi' 'and'-/Ca-yerl}:i..'-.thf ¦ jmuch'-her-rh.!de<l. aridi^tJamous'"-c'p"med.ianS, .shpw^d .last.¦nig'hV ihatvtK/y-.^ari;' jnakev^pod ph.- the•press aireri.t''s •'recbmmendatiqns^ :They; hadtheir' 'hearers; ..'at\'their. :^er;lty.iatKevefy
.ttap* 'of..the^^^;g'ame:yT;he.ir" joke?eve ry'.'-::orie ••¦of ." .ih'em-^a ndV- "c'phyuIs'irig:'.-.as.:v.cliv\'T^y.-..*p.uld'^ay'e;iiad^tJBe"-au^ien.e.6iff"uproarious ja»gh"t'erJ; "•ha'd-.'V.th'ey'v.been:.ta-lk-ingfiabout ¦Jurier.als. ;jTheir;- topical¦corn?* rwdi^^t^i^y^i^CTV'HM^ijjfl^iigtii..dawn if'-ithad .not .•bee.ri^.OTthevepnyenierit'curtain. .'" ¦ ¦!¦:'¦''• -:"—
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tIKE 01.1) EAVORITE.
<>n- '.the.'part '6f,¦''¦any;:o.ne..6f . them., never a.~pplnv'-in..t^e';drilVvtb^t-prie^^ 'could; Venture;«.<*' 'sd\et^eiy.:cntrci^Vr;\Vh;en;;they: -camedoWnrthe siafee abrea'st-.iast night,;gfli--.;eriiig;an<i ;*up;erbiyi.be'autj'f.ul'./ln;. their. -jen*;
<"!.rety.atie'.audicrice :was^on. its feet; cheer-:.•.-.y..miio- ixjuripfaft3ri" a -wildexeefs'iofyfie.--iight,-.-:A.nd' when .al1?a t;otic?.; the' iilumf-;¦na•;ion';"in."j.Tie''theater-; *"as .fXtinguish.ed,.and .Tk'hil.e/ the \march
-prpc^ededi- the; rim
?".f.'e.vV.r>- ':gi-rl» t•¦iri; the.driri;was :a11
aighj.s>'.-:;.V/":.o ;:>;"V;;:V:'::;v ¦^¦¦¦ ;\'y'^^S'.
¦ iv.-waj.4 tmarvei; of training and ;prac-.
.1ice'and '^ti^x^li^ait^^ins^i^iy^y^yheTX
J^iiCaft.AinMeBcephed: on- thisVacl;; there•Was ;.."k];..'tetnpe?t' ¦':.; oi^^.¦;:handclappihg. :;and¦sLamplii^v:.It_' seemed ,/aF;:7If
- ihfe- audience/•would,- 'hiy^\:b^;^nleht-;'XOr:lfti.:-.<heiypjer^:-ferte.erB. leav^.<h.^\s^.a;gie;.':.The :cur;tain";rbseIkh'a "Cifelir'teVi; tinies.. Joy, actual 'cautit.vaijd'fo'M.itiiniti':the; llkhts in.^tht b&a^cf. th«-•iiaase^wf-ri-"Jigh'ted tp;te' extlngtiish^d.;*g'&ip;.ypTh<Mv'lhe^"ij^tTassed./stage- -director." .¦ "¦;¦¦.: :;. •".•;•.-.•:!;J-'\-
r-heie'.'ie: -never .¦a-momeht'.pf hesita;tion
-;'.')l\l'.WjfshingCon." "::Rbg<?J:s iBrothersV*rte i:.'^'.(?1*V^"'o.r.^".?'Jc.t'*^*:. «cas::preWntie^i:..ai.
the OrkndiDpi'r'a -house ;ia>t 'j3ightbfe.for«arr v
¦.immense; audience with-a-'/daizfing- array.••r- feminize; beauty, \a lipitles?" wealt.n ;of:theatrical' talent '.and an'.*.end'le*s:.vaVieti:',of ""cost-umfs- and'^Ktage'l.FeitLiig'R .~wh"Ich7:
indeed. VtaTtling iii-.t'heir'pple'ndor "ahdi.rria^ntficerice. . ¦ '.'•_' •
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•}\ thou8li.f}d peop.lV were turned .away "at.ihe -ttrket office' arid- huncSredji -raore'we.reftTygfflIng;j<yget a .view:of the -stage ov*-rthe Fhoujders\of.* ihqtee.'.Whd'" carne tarty'snd topk^adyanta-ge "'ofthe-.pta riding: xboin:-N.of-oxie lhfiixilfics.n'v'tenxjcirx'.p'f .the-whole!i5ple'ndld i>Vrformi*nce •wasVleft'.to'.go iinrapplauded* and .the*"ho\ise- wjas "•in a* tre-.rhendous -roar of*a'pplausVi 'ChfouspbuCt-he.treatei- part t^f 'the*'evenlng:'..Jr- :-.•;;.'"-.'
¦' -San" Francisco .has 'at'.la«t .'a real. £astV>rn production trans fe'rffd'frpm. theiine^tfopolis [ia*AtalL^^!otMifjt**4^^\-it';V4uLs•'ver been, seen' on,this 'side, o/lhe 'cotiti-ri<?nt 'b^f^re.-.-^Ve-' .'handed; s&mariv' *-arJit(es: in.'appa.rent. good
ffaltb.'l>efp_re that- it'-"a!l':yorn'es;.as:..'ah'.r?is-"tYiiindiru tuir'ri5>V!;CJnf!.\ra.s-,ro;nly,.ta.'-..s;ee:.jfie'-compapy' oh; the'.sta«e- :'4Md:-'t-he-'";w:en"-'-.>cy-"to".rcaHi'e,.tfiat'': thV:inanaifem<*rft. t»as."b»en;triifiio.jt's'i'pro'mis'e.la-ndfiiaLsr spent.;baVrcfs 'ofInjprtjt for ithe; 'pT'oUuctipn;' ;';•". ,;•:••¦-Ther«:ir JM»»3Elty'«^.r^rl*toU(y:flf.-ih%!bH;'t Virjd^W>^jpry.':featu're \oit.Hi<* pr<>diic-;•ti'c»rt>.'.:The-\cb.nipiny;":ls:'5o;.^^ bigrthat-.tjiere;¦i*;/haT^iy':rob^f<> ¦'$&&& the;stigej ;Tfie;.fAi'n'-:cornes^o.lai.t'^^.thatTb'n^.-^^*^i|iWiI^*i.chiLncV-Jo }kei--.a.': short^bricath^ln/ca^e-;Vaiys::: <;7"he^muEic':;^ sy gc» ca tchy:-'.ihat r the ¦;
VhV^rerB •:sw#U;;-t life;.".chorus- *y.: in;
Spvj't'llghts.' -.¦ AJt-pgethf f:vit.^w/as.^a ¦¦- irreat ,tilingicr^ipir gio\^'seMer:s;aa«r;nighVJahds b'idfone'Jfcjr.tKe -phVfilclans.;; y yf--^;^7^
¦txjrie..pf" thevfht.ire/perfprnjance ¦¦'is;;thf drill.of',th?"electrical' ca'det-isi;;^^ .¦Noth'.ing.eyen jap^-'jirba-chfrg-Jl'"has ->yeir=.beeh ":s'eep':\ here- -inj«cal -.fhtatrical :,hist<>ry Jbefo.re. ..Thirty,:
.6ix^/ra-\:ishl'r.g'; •¦;"gajb"ed,vl'n';;.isilk5/
.iiyi'fIs.'"
go' ,-through 'wiih.'-eoine" ¦militiry¦ey«jl\:.tiorrs;"tha.f would:'. b«ffle':in :their; ime^
'«hanfc'at.-j'repisiSiv^the Aest: efforts of-the:Kai^'sV*rn 'b^4>-?u*(^- i^They wheel and
'¦pp_ii'Titermiarch'.': ilarkitep. :;and',.-face- it» a¦rnanrier/-tp^ r
;.pr«ypks ¦.'uTimeas;ure.d; wonder;:¦"•'.- •••;"-:-; '-7: •::"¦>;•<~;C:. ¦'•'
;-"':'¦:;
";•'•:''--y, :.::;MOVE5;y:V:-;V::
The XijTdiiks called their; c'jr^ed.An.abpftiini-;tIon. in:hfs:ey;es. ;, .That', 'great :b6ay:htfs. Just; de-,cTar'ed'. that" elect:.- infants.' pan .be.: saved. -Xntiliibvir'1they-Jiave.'cohdernned.-thent. to; hell .'Witht.he..heaihen.-. ;w'hb^have -' n-;v»r ¦ had .the-.-Gdapel
preached': t» them-.::;but -...now they.-.-Baye.-.:tnecm«ren-'-itf>*h«?ilect;v.,What^fehitieVof '.the faitr.infant^-.tha't'.are-.-not; ¦eleet-TV.I'.i)r>sume,ia<«.cpFding .to thr>ii-<i. pel...God's .crea-t,:tion''l8-'3impry.:--'tp:..i)i'<J!luo.-:.fc.>i-:fi>n.iielh,v;VV.e.wani; to :.-di>-.: eypry thing treasonable.:- «»..¦ avftid.tfdubte. arid conflict: :'W:e;wan,t:-nelth:er.- troubleriar .ampTfsOT"men.t;;:but r.;b.Pl;le.ve :y.oU-wiU:be:;as
XtUy.cotn'e." '. l.Uq;hot think you .¦vvllVshrlnkilf;'.troiiblejCdniefl.;
-\v;;:"V-¦;;v>.¦; •'>¦•'¦. ••'¦¦,' ;s/:\ ,':-i\~^:<
;> The-' Church"cf rjeaua. Ghrist of- Latter-day
Saints ¦ bcciiDies'a DbgltWh .iso- exalted' that';It
carv sniife it-the'efforUi- or nien. to ¦ crush -If or¦destroy
'4t'..* Th«.:sensele«s •reasbnlpsr-and: lm-
¦poteiiti'utterances'of -tfiese' men 'are: sTia-ft.s that.fallharmlessly., at: the, fe*?t'-pf;iGod:>;Tliey can-naf" a'oa) -.-rv-lth'- tis"' according: teethe ordinary
laws of-•clv'tlizatidn^"*.-Moxmonism :.ieanpol.:-be
reaclicd -.throuirh'.'ctvnizalJon.'.eclucatlDn .or. re-fOfTD.v. .When these\".'eremetfts.- .are'-.dlBcai-ded,what' is"le'f f?• .'When they;- dbn'.t'p'roEoae- .to-, usetfieee' methods-, what;aiie,nQy -wUl-.-'-they.-enforce-•¦a^alriBt:.the^instltuU0n- which:' their labors, are;dlrected-rf orcfe?-' ..¦•.•.
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';:.-'• /.-•-• * ...',:.'•t-;:Speak'iri£'p£th^;^es^¦he.'saidT':^ :;:;;;'.-:v--:.'i:.;;-;/-;^V::;<¦¦¦.\->-.^
:Mormpnism',' he said,' has ".come to stay.
He- teferred .with- withering-.sarcasm' .tothe warning, uttered .by -one --'of the."dele-gates at the General -Assembly last/week,who:likened -Mqrnionisrri. .to"..an dctppusanil.'said' that;'it -could not:be .civilized; re-formed .,nor educated, • but it'..- must .- be
dru'sh'ed' arid". that- the. 'time., to ¦ strike'
wasrib.w:' 'Said '.'Roberts.: • ''.' .;': • .• .-; .¦''¦' :'¦:.
• "SALT;;,iiAKE-,,Utahi'.M-ay ,31.'-TBrighamHI Robert3-'h'urle :d *a*Mormon, defiance to
t.lie ehti're'Unit.ed States in'the Tabernaclethis" afternoon, .and in-an address remark-ji.ble fpriTts'eldquence, garcasrh and denun-ciation,; scored- thQ Presbyterian 'GeneralAssembly,- which".has; been -in session atIx)s Anselea." "- '£¦ '.'¦ :¦ '..;'.• .".-.'' .".
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i?i>ec1al -Dispatch- to.The Call;
iVTrtfapi''^mr"..^^-^^'^^-^^.'--^^'^;^.^^^^'.-^^^?:tor'e^ei^x/\idy^\it^T^yii^~ej^Ay^p^^-:."csifs;¦•'".'andr^an:\uttima.tum
-has.-' '.been; .: sent;
thteatenVng; to'-bb'.^bard; Zenaga andFlgig;imliess ¦ tY\e~ Moorish'r^tds; upon; .<aravajia in:-F/ren'c'!r-. tertitpry.vcease^p.^-v/^':^-/ V:' •'¦"-
. LONDO-X, • May a^Adyic'es- •from. Al-giers report that.M, Johnairt.'the GoverftdrGeneral,
'was' attacked ..by '.noraadar .near-
Flgl-gi-. Morocco." while'.:jpurneying-'frontDjerinan-ed-Dar. to .Behinounif with' alarge.' party." A brisk. •fight \ensued' inwhich thirteen persons, .were -serlousiywounded. M. Johnart was not hurt.- *
Governor Jonnart left pjennan-ed-Dar
at 7 o'clock on Saturday morning'.. .Arriv-ing near Zenaga Pass, he .was", met by,the Ameer of Figigr, wh6 invited- him.toenter Zenaga /Valley. ". The.party'advance'dto within-200. yards of Figlgand inspected;
the town. Then itretracedlts Weps'aibngthe."road toward the pass,- but "had:pro.-ceeded scarcely 300 yards', when a.snot' wak
.fired.. froin Figig. tWs was-RpeiBdily:followed; by a;fusijia'de,; which,a- 'company:pf -French •sharpshooters" who .Jwere with'
the;.Gpvernor"Gen.erfi>, party¦-.returned as..'well-'aV.f He 'd'lfflcuVtJna'tu're:.pr the' groundpermitied: \ •"•'•¦'.'.';"•;.'¦."'.•»'.' "':.'-.•''."•I•'. "'¦;•¦ *>/•."V^• ";'Governor.', Jorinart;' iwith-;i>aiiiei. O'Con-;nor," Senator .Ge'ren'te, ;]>eiiuty. Anyard arid-bthefs p.f the ;partyi reached the" piss' amid;
;tho,:'hiss.QC •Duliits,;:;but;were.';uilirijuredV.¦Reinfprcemerita.pjean.ti.nie ;we're." s.$-nt .'from;
-:Djeririan-ed-P'ar..-: '"'^iliv^th?•',. wounded .'per:lpiigeaL'tp'/the'vcjs^ijrt.V The>. /Ameer:" ©f;
expressed^•iridlgnkt.ibrtrat.ihf-attackah'd"'prc|nilsed tovprfeyeh'fc; a; recurrence, efit,; -but:11;Is;idoubtfiilr whether ;he:.has;; the.
:means;5to:v>nfp;rc:e ;^6Wer;';-;itv;i^that th>attacking party, h^mberf^. GOO and'ihat t"vreturried/ to ;';- jP|igiK:;-wnh;:;.:hieayy..l^issfesy; se^rar^pojra; killed;by-;the|;biai'6net ;;".}:.':;'M'. <^ii-'':ri\^\iv\-\'~'i.r '-:i '¦':
Hev." Father Chidwic"k •Deliv-;-/..;ers. Eloquent Serraoh at
0?i-X\ . ¦ -^;Higii'Mass, •/ :'¦':[ \O -::
D^puA'C'eypeneral^A'sseinbly•Ai'-fbr-.Staffd" Taken; Against •
¦
H~'-~- "^-.Latter Bay'.Saints. :-• •'.•
Sharpshooters '. Save . .Official:. '¦ Party Near Frontier 7 vV^;;;' : : 'of MoT6cca.'^:>';^! ~i\
Holy Redeemer Parish-.f-iphers As3ist at Sol- '¦¦¦
:> lv;.;¦¦;emia Services, :/-;;^:gv'.v^ppl^sa/'' I% :
Attempt to.Murdfer'Gdvf.- :. '
ernor General ofe). ' ':,'.: .. Algeria: .;:; :k-;-v.V-;'
&igharfl'H:Roberta De-V/^iv-erS:.a\Reiiiarkail?ie :
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"IN WASHINGTON"OPENS AT GRAND
THIEVES WORKINDOES MOINES'
FLOODED AREA
:x E;,D;vLand;;ahd v£
Fe employes. start»'il out in a brat earlyto-day :to-; rescue a- Russian whom theysaw' on •¦.topi of.a^iiouse^riotjfarv/fronT;;; thiebank of; the-.riveV.::.vThey Rot:;the.^'Russianihtp^- the;b6ati iwhichyimmedi^el^Jcap^sliiedv 'three, -found^.resting^atfes^littree?, where they remain /at this .time,-.Another; .'par ty/;? is :; trying% to/ ieVo'iie
-:thetrio. "'¦-.,' •
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:;;A:ma^\wjhG;:has"5Usi;"returnedvfr6^scene; 6V, the,; fioocl'.".; says; hft; cpu'd'/s^e^a'stna.'nyiias 'teti'' persons: huiiginK:from.^treesnear :the -Sardou-. ¦¦¦bridge at the.foot of Morse street.
v^EightVVer^hsCwfire'.rescu•.t'erripipn•;'j^m:..^H6.u?e.;at;42(^,:.^^tth^.-MQni'roe/istrcety": Here thevcurrpntj.wa?. not:^6swift,;and; afVe.r; gteatt- labor; tifie^lacp;wasreached.
f.A half..'d\pz'eri.vpie'riji6hs;. :-;aLte:irv;/an;:abarir;
demed street; -.'car. just'ijorth'yOf .-the^bridge
:andf ftaW 1^n;there%r /thirty;ij'puta^buiwill::;beTescUed:;;.v:; :";;r-?}:'.':'¦'¦¦ ;v.•'¦%'-.'¦-.•.¦"V'.syri
;thief'of,.Pplite.; Gbff and.'. his- famlly^areanjong. those hot \yef."account ejT-for.. They;:%ia5?^' ryn^P:l^-^^0vi|Ullj^$«:.put this.&;-.to^^^rob.^ltf»fuiH^^3ho«w..?^'i|^the* patb>:oif vi'afeti'Vnlg'ht'^'-llre.'.-'^.'.'v^fi'^'l.ferStVeeK Baptist ehurc.h-.witli
'500-:potjrt<lserf.provisions.;! ''H'^vfaistyrja -hour&.lri mafc-lnfc:;the itrip-milelr_"-f'sK'l-:-:S\-'£iV'-iJ':.}•?¦¦:.;¦¦'¦- ¦'..'¦'••"• ?;
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:"Fbfmef '.PbHCemah.^ .K; N.:Gapron rertU'riied; from a fruitlesaiiitternpt .to; rescifeyota^j^nc^-:tAe^^'da.fine*^9. cbul<lmake.-no' h>ad^a$'.'. agains-t 'the- current.
the. most-.; s.trehuoiLis-. '.e'ffor.ts/, wl.th their•three.-qar^d >b'oat.:. ;<Vapr.on:'.said;.the 'deSp'-.iajb condition of.the"".counitry,' on tllCnO-v*^¦by.; drowning' .¦aJpneV.'.h'er'sald; would *«a;-
ber. of mfssihg;; • >.;;.'. ':'¦ V :'.'^Vv -.';'¦'•. ''.'
the reform: school' nqrtli> of North Topekajare all under t.he- rushing -waters, but thesituation. is fayorable in -these places, com-pare-jd' with. what'-Nor'th Tapeka* is- under-golng.-- ¦.••"'¦•.• .••,¦•." •' •••• >•¦': ...-'.• the .plan of-trying, 'to cross, the' fiver.near wha:t. remains" of the Kansas ayenuebridge- has been, iibahdo-ne'd. 'Beats aretaken. iiiwanonsto a point near Auburn-dale/a'suburb, two. and a half mtlea.south-v» est.-'Th'ey: are theh-.launched-and allowedto -float .with, the current.' to points where.pp.rsons are to be .rescued. .This' plain,.ofcourse., involves much -danger", to. the res-.cu'ers, bin thV is- lost ¦sight'of. !h. the de-$ire.tQ'h'elpthe unfortunate ones,' ..':'. .-.¦..
Nearly., all .'the-, fires have: been put putby.'the heavy rain. Which fellall night.-
When' it was .recognized • that rowboatsWould be of no use in battliriey.v.lth thfcurrents' steam laiifiehes were asked forin • rush . messages •sent \ to :the. ifiperinT
St.. Joseph- arid to'Mayor.-Bergsritlial .and
the. secretary, of-the 'Commercial" .Club:
Continued 'From Page 3, .Column 7."
IWilliam, Heisley was -drowned.'nea'rV-hjs
home*in- the east bottoms this.afl'e'rnoo;n..In company .wit-h. his wife he' started- to.leave' his home and" Both of them'-.w.erVborne' down.- Mrs. Heisley ma'najjed-.-tO,seize aibit of "floating sidewalk, and.-cluiig
to ituntil help,arrived. Her husba!nd:w.^s.
u.nable" to;light- against' .the' current ianiwas drowned.;.'-.
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it is estimated" that...250 people; werfc res*.ctieU from buildings,in trie" west bottomsdurlnsr the.day: • ' ":-\..••"'.•..•/•'.':.••. • ••;'•¦.
• » raon'ft' those who witnessed'.drownlhgswa» S«rgWi'nt':Co.ugHlin { who-la stationedon.-.thf.'Twelffh-.streejt.yladuGt-." .From hisstation he saw; some distance .away' a» •wo-nian and three 'children afloat..- on the ]•oofof a ..'small, cottage.'- 'Suddenly- the wreck-age'-gave, a .lurch 'and he.' saw th«.'" occu-pants. "oT.the- roof.-no -more. A boat;'con-taining; five -.rnieiy iapslxed later..near the.'same, '.plpce,; toit- Whether'. .the. pccuparits
;.ped;shedjis .not known.. _ ;'.- ..'.•"."•;••-:^-;-."..
: UNKNOWN MAN, body, drifted.'under'bridge.. ,•¦;'-:
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No bodies- ha've been recovered. :....• ;..:
•THREE PERSONS, a'raan and- twortvp-.men, In capsized boat.-. . • ; ,-'..-.•. •.•:•.•.
-UNKNOWN MAN,seen -to fall from, ariiabandoned -Belt L>ine engine Intp the flood.'WILLIAM.• HEISLEY, .truclj .- driver,
drowned in front of his house.* '.: *:••" '"- -.'•-.TWO- MEN. drowned in*E!ectriV;'.Park:PHI-LIP WARE, negro .bay; jirowjied..v
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MOORISH NOMADSAMBUSH FRENCH
RESIDENTS OF TOPEKA ;
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• ¦;• THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY," JUKE 1, 1903. 7
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This scientific germicide, which 'is harmless, cures. by killing: ••disease germs. Used and
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NEW ADVEBTISEMENTS.
STEPTLIZED BARBER SHOP.
A Famous Shop in the Carrollton Ho-tel, EJtimore, Maryland.
Th^ barber shop in the Carrollton Ho-tel, Baltimore, eterflizes everything ifuccs In the chop. The sterilizing la doneb3r heat. The towela, the razors, thei«trop«, the soap., the combs and brushesare all stertlired before being used on a'•mtorner. Where there in no sterilizationhave the barber use N'ewbro'n Herpicide.It Idlls the dandruff germ, and it ia anantiseptic for the scalp, and for the faceafter «having. Allleading barbers every-where appreciate these potent facts aboutHerpicide and they use it. "Destroy therause. you remove the effect." Sold byleading: druggists. Send 10c in stampsfor sample to The Herpicide Co., De~trolt. Mich. •
CASTOR IAFor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always BoughtBear* th» /rf Z/frf-*-&-~
Signature ofLMffZT4u66&&
BArLWAY TEAVEL.
-FRANCISCa -AND:NORTH PACIFIC-
[ v^ • COUPAVT; V----^ v,-::• vv .TilJtiroii"Perry,. F&ot.'«?'.Maritft St. -.:W FKTC- bAVS-iTiSO.- 3-.O0, ft:0t). itJUif a. 'hi.;
U.izh&^ZiSOs*i*9/5:;b, ;S.:«9.':«:30 and, "11:«j¦•¦'¦p. -.tn^". '. ¦"¦-¦".. ¦--. '"-,*.*-'?'.?**' -"/-.:
- -***•'•-**.**•-¦-'»-.. * "- '. *:;Saturday!hrrEitra -trip at '1:30 .p."m; .••."-*:
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:SUNDATS^-t7.:S0; B:«Of"»>S^JJrsOO;a4 m.:.1:30.¦•' .i2:30;..8:4(£..S:10, -6:30.- 11:30.'.P- .'to-.'- {.':¦¦ .=;. ;'."
-SAN ..EAPAEL TO SAN. 7SAVCZSCO..WEEK -,DAYS-A6:0»."."8:50.. 7:35",. 7^50,, 9:20,¦• 11-15 a m ;.l2j60.;t2:00V3.:40; 5:00. .B:2O..»^*
!*-!-p/-in.:- Siturdays^-Fitra "Jrlp'at 1litp..ml- ..6UN't)AYS^6:5O.-7:35;-:0:2O. 11:13 a; m.; 1:43,-¦ .8:40, -4:50;. 5;00,. 6i20.,6.:10.- <J:25 p: m.:1EX-;''-: Fept-.-ga'turdays.;.-.- •'-.'•¦••.•-¦:.':^';;--l- .¦':¦:¦'> .iVr'-VV
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1.Sah Franct3Qo;( r May 8".- 1903;., .'V-Week-f::^n-"1.:;;-.:-.iPe.atina----v--t-:?un-fWe«k !.-.¦ba'ya.X :daya.-".l---:•',-¦- tlpn." ..-: ¦ [-days. JDays.;?¦¦..'¦;- -7:30a • •^¦¦":: r.- .¦'."¦•: J:TM*t:T:43a •
7;30a" "8:00a - V .'- v]:-'= :.'. '¦'¦¦¦ .-'Kf4Q.al -8>4Oa-
8:C0a 9-30 a ." Ifliaclo. f. 10:20 a[10:20 a.,2:30p 2:3Qp .•..•••..-¦¦¦ 6;W.p.! ,6:20.p
¦¦'¦tJilO.p .5ilOp . \ ,;\: K..; ¦J-:-.-' ..«:20pj. 7c2* P
• 7-30 a '7:3.0 a «" ¦¦¦;.¦•¦" ¦¦.•"• :'. f-T:4B« 7"43'a.'
fkm*&«*a ':-¦ -Voyato;; s 10:20 af10:20 a-'2-.»0p 9:30,a
'Petalutaa . ". 6:20 p .«:20 p.
!8:10 p 2:30 p >-'. -.ana" . ¦;'; v !.7:25 p \TxEkV¦
:-""-:.- .-; aao.p .;:-Sarita\ Rbsa;;. :-••
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•""iiidb"* J:30a:' : ;:::;;. 110:20 a 10-:20 «8:00:a • 8:00 .a :
-Fulton.
- . ¦¦ 7:23p 6:20 p¦;';g:30r.p1'2:3d-pl-:."-;'..'i- :-. -:". j.y;;J -.
": T:23p.
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T:30 a 7:3Q a !•-.'Healds'burr.-'-. 10:20 a lQ:20.a-.:•¦<>. ¦:..' ¦;¦-'.¦ •-• ."Lytton. .=•;:.•: .¦¦".- • • = -.:'2:30p .2:30 p .' ":Oeyservllle,., 7'.25 p 7:25 p-• •; >.• • .a '.-.. , •--.•• "Cloverdaley: .- \.' • ' ¦ . .:.-¦
'."¦7:30"a'|:"7:30.-a|-. "-.-•¦-Hppland :. ¦ ,110:20a 10:20 >•"¦••2^0pl"2:30pl'.'-"a'n'd--t Tk.l»n-. QJl-My 7:25p,
'-:7:3pa| 7:'30ar- .-.Wimta:- ."..-j 7-25 p| 7:25~p',- 8:00 a|-8:C0"alCajnB ¦- Vacatlon.llO:20 »II0:"2ff-f»."2;3Q p|" 2:30 p[- • O.uernevlUe. .1 7:25 p|.tf:20'P
S-00a|-8:W>"a| ••• -Sonomar", .""'"I3:40 at 3:40- a.
•nilQplpllQpi,.' «31eh Ellen;•¦" |-g.:OOj)| 6:2O-p
7-30al-7:30a| -." '.•--,• :.-"110:20 allO.:^ a
2:"30p| 2I30P1-" Sebaatopbl.- -1 7:23.p|;8:2p p"
'••STAGES connect at Santa Rosa fo«» W.Ktte
.Sulphur Sprinesf at .Fulton 'for- Altrurla.and"Mark Wtest. Springs: .at Lytton for Lylton.Springs: at Geyservllle for yiassrs Springs; at
Clovenlale "Tor • the -Geysers. Boonevllle and.Greenwood; at Hooland for Duncan Sprtns».
Highland Springs. Kelseyyjlle. • Carlsbad¦Springs. Soda Bay. Lakeport and BartlettBDrlngs; at.Uktah forVichy Springs. SaratogaSprings. Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake. WitterSprings","- Upper Lake. Pomo, Potter Valley,John Day's, Riverside, Lierley'a, Bucknell's.Sanhedrln Heights. Hullville, Orr'» HotSprings Halfway House. Comptche, CampStevens, Hopkins, Mendoclno City, Fort Bragg.Westport. Usal; at WUlits for Fort Bragg.Westport. Sherwood. Cahto, Covelo. Laytor.-vllle, CummlnKS. Bell's Springs. Harris. Ol-aena, Dyer. Garberville. Pepperwood. Scotiaand Eureka. ,.
Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re-duced rates.
On Sundays— Round-trip tickets to all pointsbeyond San Rafael at half rates.
Ticket office, 650 Market street, Chronlcl*building.
H. C. WHITINO, R- X- RYAN.Gen. Manager. Oen. Pass. Aft
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TO SAN RAFAELSAN QUENTIN,
MILLVALLEY,CAZADERO, ETC.-via Sausalito Perry
ALLTRAINS DAILY.DEPART— "6:60 7:30. •8:10. 8:50. 9:30.
•10:10 11:00 a. m., »12:0O. 1:00. »2:0O. 3:CO,•4:00 4:40 *5:20 8:00. 'B^O. 8:45. 10:30,11:45* p m.' On Sunday all trains 7:30 a. m.to 3:00 'p. m. connect for Fairfax Park.'
Trains marked (•) run to San Quentln.FKOM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
DEPART—5:30 t«:10, «:5O. 7:30. t-S:10. 8:5O.J9:S0, 10:0B. 10:.<3. 111:55 a. m.. 12:55. tl:55.2:65 t3:55 4:35. 15:20. 6:00.- $6^0, JS:35.10:25 p; m. -
Trains marked (J) start from San Quentln.FROM MILLVALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO.
DEPART— 5:45. 6:25 7:05, 7:45 8;25. 9:05.9:45, 10:20, 11:10 a. m.. 12:10. 1:10. 2:t0, 3:10.4:10. 4:50.) 6:35. 6:13. 7:06. 8:50. 10:40. 11:55
•P * ™'THROUGH TRAINS.
7:30 a. m.—
Cazadero and way stations. s°
: 4:40 p. m.—
Cazadero and way 'stationer»:3O a. m.
—Point Reyes and Intermediate.• TICKET OFFICE—«20 Market at.
FERRY— Foot of Market at. •
MOUNT TAMALPAISRAILWAY-Leave Via Sausalito Ferry . Arrive
•San Fran. Foot ofMarket St. San Fran.Week San- nm Sun- WeekDays, days. days. Days.
8i35T ~TJ$7. fSSK&iP* 1T55 a. !05a.20Qp. 8:50a. WtS§fiB& 12:65 p. 2:55p.5:20p. 10:13 a. 1J5p. 8:15r.
11:CQa. \gBg3y' 3S5r
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-TIOIH (626 Market ST.,(North Shore Railroad)
1 cmcB jand Sausalito Ferky, Foot Market St.
AUCTION SALES' ,'SPECIAU AUCTION^ SALE• IX\- '. .-OF 33 HORSES..
•'. WEDNESIXXT. Jun^ 3. at 11 a. ,m.,AIVCADE .-HORSE MAteKET.."C27 SIXTH ST.
• By order «r W. F..WEYMH3R Iwill sell S*•hf-sui y>fgoc*.d -yoUpg horses;, will-welfhfrorn:.12M io\\M>'\\*.;mb.to 8 years" old; sound anaright; no reserve. . .• *.
• -JOH*.'J. • DOYLE; Auctioneer.
.::;•"..•EAILWAY TSAVEL.
jCaHfdrma [;f
0 to CHJG/VG6 o«*
iOM21 n ideai Traini[fa^^^j For Those Who
lOi^vl Seek ths ¦ Best *
.;• .SANTA FE TRAINS.'•.-.* t*ave* Market-street Ferry Depot.
•\H~: : |E^>cal IUn'ilILocal IOv'ri'4
• -. '•••;'••.,!DallyiDally |DailyIDaHy
Lv. San Fran... '8:0O ai »:30 at 4:0O p 3:00 j>
Ar.Stoclcton ..:..» 11:10 a 12 :0« p .7:10pll:13p.¦.•-•-."Merced •• l:20ptl:40p 1:28 a>•V Fresno •."..".¦.. 3:2Op 3:0Op 3:15 a,VHanford \ 5:0O p 3:31 p .. J>... 7:3O»
."•yisalla. -•-.-.:. hO^25p' 4:48 p 5:0«la."Bakersfleld .. 7:t0pfc5:5Op ... 7:33s>•' ." Kacsas Clty.v ...... '2:35 a 7:20*/•'.Chicago' :.,,. .:.-..'. 2:15 p 8:47 9
¦ •. a" fo'r-iftarnlnB;' p for afternoon..-•"8:00*. m." Dally' Is Bakersfleld Local, stop-ping at all points 1In San Joaquln Valley. Cor-responding train arrives at 7:5O a. m. dally." 9:30 a.
-m. Daily la the OALIFOKNtA
I.iailTED,carry ing" Palace »leeptny Car*and Dining -..Cars through to Chicago. ChairCar runs to Bakersfleld. for accommodation of¦local • fir^t-class- -tfassenicsrs. No s^cond-elas*¦ticketjare. honored on, this train. Correspond-ing" train- arrives1at 11:10 p. m. dally.
4:00 p- in:--is -Stockton Local. CorrespondUactrain :arrives".at lt:IOjai.- m_ dally.
'¦-.8-:0b- p.' m.. .Is- .the.' Overland Express, ¦ wltlktjirougli'.Palace- and.- Tourist Sleepers and Fr««Kecllnlng Chair Cars to 'Chicago: also Palaca*Sleeper, .which- cuts .oiit. af Fresno. Correspond-ing train arrives at 6:00 p. m. dally.¦ -.Personalty '^conducted..' parties ¦ for ¦ KansasC?ity.- Chicago -'and East': lea v* San Franciscoevery'. Monday.'.Thursday, and Saturday at. Si>;rrii-.". •¦•..- '.-;!
--v- .' "'-"
-..*•• .• Offlces-iWr Markei str«et «tnd In Ferry T>^
pot. Sah Francisco; .1112 Broadway. Oakland.
SOUTHERnVpACIFIO: Trains leave and are due toarriva aft'•• .--".. .: SAN FRADTCISCO. .- '¦\ ¦•¦••*-¦¦:¦; (Mala Lias, Foot of Hsrkst Btross/Q1i.»atk -.
- —:Fkom. Atxo.5° DSi•—•
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. "-¦7X0a .Br=;<rf»".'£oUua. Elmlra »ai flacra. •¦\¦'•¦•
••-*. •'niento 1.4;.rf... '..;..: ~ Z-s5*
7.00a ;VseaTtlT9. WlaJers. RnmssT. 743»'.¦': 7-30* Mortlaex. ¦*.¦»» K»moa, Vsilejo,.•V;v r;V Nspa. Callitos*,Santa Rosa...... gtS*
7-30 a.Mies. Lathrop. Stoektpa ,7M»i00A'I>sTls.Weodlaad,KBlfbU Laadtsg.
"..".-. MarysTUls.' OroTllle. (connects •
.¦r, . • 'sf.MsryiTllls lor GrWlej. B!gs»-...." ;¦:and CWc«)...:.. .i.... ~.... .HS*800V AtlsntlcBxpreis—Ogdea md Bui, 10.2a*:lOOA-Port" Cost*. Martinet. Antlocb.
•.'">.-•;¦• ".Traey; Stockton, Sacramento,•: :>•¦".-: -L«s".Banos. Mendota., Uaaford, .;•.:. .;•fi:..- VlMlla.porUrTills .., ...m4JZS9•
0(U Port Costa. Martinez. Lutnro?. M». .-- ""..•/ -dss.to. Merced; Fresao, Goshea
":--. ',' ¦'. '
Junction, -Bakersfleld..-..-
B.23»;-.830a 8h**u Express— CstIs. WfUtama-.'•¦':¦•- • • .Xfor Bartiett rprtaji). Willows, . •
.. ¦:. ¦'• :' •vtrrttti.Bed Bluff.Portland ;7M»- I-SOa KHes, San Joto, LlTermore, Stock*:¦':¦•:-. ;.: »n.lone;8a«ran»sBtp,PlaeerTlUa,
"; '."- ¦',:;MaryiTlHe, Chlco, Bed BlixS.^... 4 2lF
130a Oakdair. Cnlneie. Jameitowa. 6V,%¦ ..'¦• '--.. 'nor*. Taoluanc and Angela ,..
M
- 4-Z5V. 900a- Martlaei and W»y Stations |&§»10.00a vuialp-.•..".¦.:.¦ :.i....;«.. \ZZi»
«nO-OOA CreseeatClty Express. Eastbooad. ¦..'-. ".--/•,¦.¦•¦ t^PotC Costa. Traey; Lathrop..-;-.V ¦_.•.¦. Ftucktoo.. Merced, Rarsaoad.
* .\-^' ¦: ¦-Fresno," Bakersfield. Los Angales . . ., ,. ™ . -
••ad. New X)r!eans.- (Westaona4."•.•,- Brrireia» Pactio Coa»t Exp/esa, ¦"-
¦ -"¦ ;--' '¦¦ Y!>Co«n Ltue) ..^.....^.... «1-58»'IOOOa'Tos. Qrerlsnd „Limited
—Ojdea,
':." • ¦¦" "Denver. Omaha. Chlesgo.:. ;;.... 8 23>12 00k Harwsud. Miles and Way Stations. ¦ f-2S».'11-OOr 8»cr«mentom»er Ste»mer§
—....Til.aO*
5i0r-Ben!cla. Winters. Sacramento.:• ¦¦'"' '• .•Woodland»Wniiasa» iColu«a.'Vrii-
-...,•¦. -. '*- .low's, Kn!»ht« Landing, Marys--
.;.'•:• ¦¦TllJe..OroVllle'... .....*......:.,„ 13 55*. 830^ Wayward. Nllessnd Way Stations.. :7 65f
.4 OOp MtrtlBea.SanlUtnon.ValleJo.hspa,• ,".• • .-. Callico«*. S*ntaRo»» ... t 25*"•'. 400r'Marttnes,Trac)(.Lathro».Stoektoa. 13 25a"
4 00p. Nller.Llrermors. Stockton. Lodl..' 4.2&P.. -4-SCr. Hir'vnd. Xtl-". Irvlngton, Saa t tS.55*.
••¦•". ":.••.Jose; LiTermoro..". ,.'.... f til.Si*SOOr The.Owl Limited—Kruno. Tnlara, |-,;'
'.'.-- > °
'Bakertfasld.LosAntelss; conoco-¦¦'.-¦:¦¦¦ -..- tioa,. Saagns for ri*aU Barbara. .-. .- '-.'v --.carries Ooldea But* Umitel:"...'¦'.¦. -Sleeper Snndavs and3 Wedae*-
'••-.- .¦-. dsTsvntU April ta .............. I.SSa''•I00^ -Port Coiue. .Traey, dtocksom, Los; .'. -. Banos :....;.....*...». 1225»
t5 SOr >;lie*.San Jos* Local ...,....«...^. 7.25*• 'S OOp "U»rw»rir,Nile*uid 8an Joia. 1ft fp*UMT Oriental Mali—Ogtlsm, Oaarsr.' - -
Omaha. lcLonlt.Chleago. .(S«;•'. - . 4ar OKlys ra» ¦•» tola 'traia
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¦ . »etw»*a • Saa Fraa«Uos) ¦ aa4• " "-BeaoO ., ........;.. 4 ZS»
•7JOT laaiet Ltm!t«4 Oeavea via C«m«¦ . . '
Lin* Sastboaad).—
Saw Tor*..- • • h'ew Orleaas. Los Angel**,.- -"¦
•'" Trssno, Bereaaa. Barmood. Mar- -,•"-lines. (Arrives via Saa Joaqala
:" -, Valleywestbound)' ..: l-25a
TJJOt Baa Pablo, Port Costa, Marttaas .aad War Buttons...;. 11.M*
17.00* *V*ileJo.^. :. 7U»'7-OOp Saerameato, ¦Traekee. Beno aadIntermedt»t« Stations 7<M*•
C5p Oregon *California Bxpres*—Sao-ramento, Marysvtu*. Redding.*' *. Portland. Pnget Bonnd and East. 8.83a
I•39.10* Hayward. Kllea aad Saa Jota <aaa-?• dayonlj) {11-59*"
11.25r Fort Costa, Tracy. Latarop. Mo ¦
detto, Merced,R»rrnond. Ttttno, 1225*;* , Hartford. Vlsalla, Bakersfleld 6»36»¦
L. .COAST LINE (Harrow fiaaga).•.j . . -
(Foot 0? Market Street.)"
}7.45a.•Santa >"Croa Kxearsloa (Sunday' -. only).;......... .- tS-OS*.¦•1.15a Uewtrk. Ceatervtne. Ssa Jos*. ..* .'FeUoa, 'Boalder Crsek. Saata.••" .• eras aad Way Stations ..* S.SQ»¦tt-IBr Hewark. CenierrUle. Ssa Jota,
Kew Almaden. LotGitoi.Felson.¦ Bonlder Creek, Santa Cms aad,"
-Principal W»t Station* 1S-M*'
4.18r Kewark. Saa Joie. Los Sstos (oaSaturday and Sunday masthrouEh to Saata Cras. coonecuat Felion for Boalder CreoleMonday onlyfrom Santa Cnu).. tS-BB a•
6akLand harbor ferry.From SAN KBAJ.CISCO, Fool of Market St. <SU>O—
17:13 t:00 11:00 a.m. 1.00 300 5.15 PXFrom OAKLAND.Foot of Broadway
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/7.00a New Almadea.. •^•"•^ /iifl*17.16a Monterey and Santa Cru Xzear-
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•40a Baa Jm*. Trt* Plnot. CspUols.Baata Cras.Paeifie Grovo.Saltatt,Baa Lais Oblspo aad Prtaclpallateraedtate Stations .......... 4.13*
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tions 8.39?«1.30p Baa Joss and Way Statloas *7 OOP
f.OOr Baa Jos* and Way Stations 110 CO»O-0ftP Del Monte Ksprets— Saata Clara.
Baa Jote, Gtlroy.Holilster. SaataCm, DtlMonte, Monterey. Pa-cine Grove. Saltaas aad PrincipalStations 12.11*. UCp Bnrlln«»trn, Saa Mate*. Raiwood.MealoPark. Palo Alto,May field.Mountata View.Lawrence. SantaClara and Saa Jose 8.38a
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