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Rain is failing in India.
Footpads art- active in Sacramento.
The Cuban frauds are not serious.
Clyde Fitch has written a new play.
More rioting is reported from Russia.
English is to be used in Manila courts.
The Klntuck has left Nagasaki for Se
attle. Mrs. McKinley was gaining strength
June IS.
Ex-Senator Cheney of New Hampshire
is dead.
The butchers" strike in San Francisco
is ended.
A heavy snowfall has taken place in
Colorado.
An American railroad is to be built in
Guatemala.
San Diego wants a railroad to the Col
orado rirer.
Cold and drought have injured the
Eastern crops.
There was a small train smash- p at
Napa last week.
The conviction of Earl Russell for big
amy is douttfuL
Counterfeit American dollars are being
coined in Mexico.
Two more negroes were lynched last
week in Louisiana
A big company Is to operate the Ne
vada copper mines.
The Kaiser has predicted a long era of
peace for his people.
The new judges of the Philippine courts
have taken the oath.
A new fish hatchery has been estab
lished at Redding, Cal.
Several deaths have resulted in Chi
cago of late from heat.'
Rev. J. Dyer, the pioneer Methodist,
died at Denver last week.
A windstorm wrought great damage in
South Dakota last week.
The friends of the Boers held a big
meeting in London June 19.
The Indians of Washington have de
clared war upon the whites.
General Wm. Montgomery Gardner,
veteran of two wars, is dead.
The Russian plague commission has de
clared Egypt infected territory-
The Christian Endeavor Convention
ended on June 16 at Santa Ana.
The linseed oil trust has been absorb
ed by the Standard Oil Company.
Captain Reichman, U.S.A., says there
is good discipline in the Boer army.
The third trial of Dr. Kennedy in New
York has resulted in a disagreement.
Pingre wanted to bring the patriot
Boers and their families to America.
A German woman has made the first
ascent of Mt. Gelmerhorn, Switzerland.
Increased car fares led to a serious dis
turbance in Rio de Janeiro last week.
The Chicago Telephone Company fur
nishes free luncheons to the hello girls.
An Arctic vessel reports having spoken
the whaler Bella Ana tn the North Seas.
Lily Oelrichs, the heiress, is to marry
Peter Donahue Martin of San Francisco.
The bridge and trackmen on the Ca
nadian Pacific have gone out on a strike.
Creighton J. Foraker has been appoint
ed United States Marshal of New Mex
ico. Bryan has denied that be is affiliated
with the third party movement in Geor
gia. The troops of Cailles are to surrender
according to a late dispatch from Ma
nila. John Biddle of Pittsburg has been con
victed of the murder of Thos. D. Kan
ney. J. C. Stubbs is said to be slated to han
dle the traffic of the big railroad com
bine. A party of Yale College men will make
a trip to the Arctic for fun and speci
mens. Von Buelow's frank characterization of
Bismarck is said to have given offexise to
the Kaiser.
One woman is suing another in Indian
apolis for $5,000 for the loss of her hug
band's love.
Towne's oil company has incorporated
at Austin, Texas, with a capital stock
of J2.500.000.
Germany" now favors arbitration. This
is a decided cnange since ine nague
conference.
The National Editorial Association will
In the future exclude all papers that of
fer premiums.
Commissioner Peck's report on the Par
is Exposhition has been filed with the
Government printer.
Because he was discouraged in bis
study of the English language, a Cuban
boy committed suicide.
The English attitude on the Chinese
tariff is firmly opposed to the increase or
duty on rice and opium.
The Itata case has been dismissed, the
commission finding that the United
States' action was proper.
C. W. Von der Hoogt, a Boer sympa
thizer at Washington, says the Boers
have gained great ground.
Andrews Clark, Jr., son of the Senator,
was married June 15 to Miss Mabel D.
Foster at Butte, Montana.
An alleged American is charged with
murder in England. It is thought to be
a case of mistaken identity. t
Rapid transit by electrical system be
tween Chicago and Milwaukee will be a
fact by the first of next year.
Wm. H. Young, who worked out the
ideas of Howe in the sewing machine,
died a pauper in Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. Lulu Kennedy, because of having
been found guilty of the murder of her
husband, has been pent to the States
prison of Kansas for the term of ten
years.
Andrew and Fred. Kramer, two chil
dren aged 3 and 4 years, were roasted to
death in a barn near Madison, (Talifor
nia. The children had been playfcg with
matches. .
The passion play given by the Scheldt
tribe of Indians near Vancouver, B. C
was performed with much success. Over
2.500 Indians visited the scene of the
primitive drama.
Father Methodius has been transferred
from Sitka to an obscure town on the
Copper river. The change has caused
much indignation among the Greek Cath
olics of Alaska.
The Hamburg-American Steamship
Companv denies having broken faith with
the Santa Fe Railroad, and will allow
that system to handle the shore end of
its new enterprise-
The Brown University has raised the
second million for its endowment fund.
A Mexican recently tried to shoot ex
Govemor Shephard of Washington in El
Paso, Tex., last week.
I Mascagni is coming to America.
Allison is a Presidential possibility
The capital of China will continue to
be Peking.
The Viscount Deerhurst has arrived in
New York.
The business outlook in the States is
very bright.
The Mexican building at Buffalo has
been opened.
The Gulf of California is to be tupped
i by a railroad.
An Indian outbreak is feared in North
ern California.
The reported Indian outbreak near
Denver is false.
The official time of the new warship
( Illinois is 17.45 knots.
Miguel Otero has been re-appointed
Governor of New Mexico.
The Australian election law will prob
ably be adopted in Cuba.
The dam at Buena Vista is reported to
be in an insecure condition.
Cuban independence may be an accom
plished fact by next Christmas.
It is denied that political and other dis
turbances continue in Colombia.
Lipton has proposed a race across the
j Atlantic to follow the cup series.
War Department statistics show that
30,000 Filipinos have been captured.
The work on the new electric line from
Los Angeles to San Pedro has begun.
The Leyland line steamer Assyrian is
ashore off the coast of Newfoundland.
Four people were killed in a train
wreck at Flint, Michigan, on the 14th.
Haggin. the California millionaire, will
build a $1,000,000 mansion in New York.
Seventy-seven per cent of the popula
; tion of England are residents of cities.
Mrs. NW$erson of Sonoma took a head
er off her bicycle which may prove fatal.
Twenty-four messages can be sent over
a single wire by a French inventor' sys
tem. ' Hospitals that keep liquors for the use
of their patients must pay the war reve
nue tax.
Emperor William recently led a sham
battle near Berlin. The battle began at
daybreak.
j The Chinese of New York are making
an organized campaign against the ex
clusion law.
Jules Henrivaux. the great glass man
ufacturer, sa-ys that the coming age will
be one of glass.
The Detroit Athletic Club recently
made several new records at the Sta
dium in Buffalo.
The Native Daughters of the Golden
West will hold their next annual conven
tion In Sacramento.
Captain Impey of the Navy has been
reduced ten numbers because he refused
to pay a dentist's bill.
Miss Ellen Lee, daughter of General
Fltzhugh Lee, was married to Lieut.
Rhea of Texas recently.
An explosion in the cartridge factory
at Les Moulineaux, France, resulted in
the death of many people.
The Leipsic Book Conference has not
resulted in anything important as yet.
j The body is composed of publishers. .
Prof. Bronson of Lehigh University
was badly hazed on the 13th by students
he had "flunked" in his physics' classes.
Prof. Deware of London has succeeded
in liquefying hydrogen and carrying it
through the streets of that city in a
Jar.
The population of the United Kingdom
! is 41,454,573, an increase in ten years of
3,721,656. Ireland shows a loss of popula
tion. A bouquet containing a dagger was
recently sent over the footlights to Sybil
Sanderson while she was singing In
Paris.
Phillips, the corn broker, has $l,000,iX
in different cities of the United' Sfates
awaiting an expected turn in the corn
situation.
Lone Wolf and fifteen of his braves
have entered a protest at Washington
against the settlement of Oklahoma by
the whites.
A cruiser and twelve Government
buildings were burned in a fire at St.
Petersburg recently. The damage (lone
j is 10,000,000 rubles.
A Los Angeles burglar was recently
scared from the house he was ransack
ing by a talkative parrot. He left his
bundle behind him.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
railways are to be consolidated with the
Union Pacific. The Harriman syndicate
is back of the deal.
The places of the striking machinists
in Detroit and Chicago are being filled
by the engineering students of the Uni
versity of Michigan.
A park may be built in New York to
include Frauncls Tavern, a resort of
I Washington and other revolutionary
characters on both sides.
J. S. Waugh has been arrested in
Santa Rosa for having sold a laundry
which Mrs. Marie Bernard of San Fran
cisco says was her property.
J Sabas Banca, an American, was exe
cuted at Chihuahua, Mexica, one lay last
week for brutally murdering an aged
Mexican merchant last August.
' Frank Connor, of the Watsonville Reg
ister, was hurt last week by being hit
with a loose pulley. It is thought that
' he has been injured Internally.
The Trinity Copper Mines Company in-
j tend building a railroad from their prop
erty to the Southern Pacific railroad,
something like eleven miles away.
' Henry S. Frick has become interested
in projects for the Carnegie Museum of
I Pittsburg. With his son he is visiting
the famous museums of the old world.
i Branches of the Canadian Pacific are
' being built in Manitoba to market their
grain. The province will produce be-
I tween 40,000,000 and 60,000,000 bushels of
' wheat.
M. Drumont, one of the Algerian mem
bers of the French Chamber of Deputies,
attacked the Government so severely in
a recent debate that he was forcibly
ejected from the house.
1 A man arrested by the London police
' for the crimes of murder, arson and rob
' bery says he can prove an alibi. The
crimes with which he is charged were
' committed in 189S. The prisoner was ar-
rested in New Zealand in 1900.
! President Schwab of the steel trust re
' cently bought the Bethlehem steel works
j for some New York bankers. After the
purchase was made they changed their
' minds. Now he threatens to open the
'works and compete with the nx-n for
whom the purchase was made, and great
is their anxiety thereat.
This week we are offering Boys' Golf Shirts, age 18 to 16 years, regular value $1
on sa'e at 65c. We call attention to our stock of Boys' Shirt Waists which was
never so complete as now. We hire just opened a large shipment of Boys' colored
and white Shirt Waists, laundered and unlaundered.
Our Prices you will find the Lowest
SPECIAL THIS WEEK-
9c per Yard.
U Choice selection of Fine Lawns and Dimities,
Jgood value, fast color, dainty patterns. This
week only 9cts per yard.
New assortment of Belts, Neck
ware, latest style Ladies' Linen Col
lars. All new goods just opened.
Boys Wash Suit
Regatta Sty!-; the kind that does not
fade. Our prices are lower than inferior
make.
1,500 paire Boys" Knee Pants in
all sizes, special 40cts a pair.
Great
Values!
This Week Only.
100 dozen Linen Huck Towels at $2.-5
a dozen. x
Remnant Sale
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Wash Goods; all this season's goods.
Short and dress lengths. Over 500 Rem
nants this week on sale. Every Rem
nant must be sold.
Pacific Import Qo.
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FORT STREET.
Attorney Henry C. Dibble, Jr., is dead.
Farmers are wanted for the Indian ser
vice. The United States cruiser Newark is at
Suez.
The new French submarine boat has
proven a failure.
The machinists' strike is soon to be
ended on the Coast.
The battleship Alabama has sailed from
New York for Newark.
Alleged charity workers have been ar
reted in San Francisco.
The Prince and Princess Hatzfeld are
visiting the Western States.
Chicago servant girls are forming a
union and demand an 8-hour day.
The survey for a railroad across West
ern Alaska has Just been completed.
Nome was swept by a disastrous blaze
on May 28, the loss being estimated at
$135,000.
The steamer Nome City, first to arrive
from Nome, reached Port Townsend
June IS.
Restaurant keepers and employes at
San Francisco will soon adjust their dif
ferences. ,s
Coal mines in West Virginia with a ca
pacity of Bix million tons a year have
combined.
The 126th anniversary of Bunker Hill
was celebrated enthusiastically on the
Mainland.
M'Glade. the San Francisco alleged
forger of salary warrants, is to have his
fifth trial.
The halibut fishing schooner White
Wings is believed to have been lost on
Vancouver.
Several native judges in the Philip
pines were accused of fraud and have
been dismissed.
While protecting a girl from abuse, Dr.
John Jessup was shot by a drunken fath
er In San Francisco.
A fatal boiler explosion took place at
Trinidad, Colorado. Two men were kill
ed and several injured.
The Southern Pacific Company is being
sued for $50,000 damages for the death
of a Pullman car porter.
Berkeley, California, is to erect a
church as a memorial to Bishop William
Kip, the first Episcopal Bishop of Cali
fornia. Labor unions are prepared to fight the
Chinese. They will demand that the ex
clusion law be re-enacted with amend
ments. Judge Hariey of Butte, Montana, has
awarded the Minnie Healy mine to F.
August Heinz, deciding against the cop
per trust
Many men have been thrown out of
employment at Newport News, employ
ers suspending operations on account of
the strikes.
Craig-y-nos, Madame Patti's Welsh
castle, was put up at auction, but was
not sold owing to a false bid of $250,000
being made by an individual who did not
want to buy.
Five negroes were hanged on the same
scaffold at the same moment at Sylva
nia, Georgia, on the 13th Inst. The men
met their deaths with stoical calmness.
The culprits were said to beicng to a
band of outlaws whose sworn purpose
was to make war on the whites.
Senator T. C. Piatt is said to favor
Odell as his successor.
The powers decline to permit Chinese
troops to return to Peking.
A mountain of sulphur has been dis
covered in the Cassiar district.
England is opposed to the increase of
duty on Chinese rice and cereals.
The stamp issue record so far this year
exceeds that of the whole of 1900.
The Union Pacific executive department
may operate the Southern Pacific.
The Kaiser has ordered a schooner
yacht to be built in the United States.
France will control the Yunnan road
as Russia does the Manchurian line.
Epworth Leaguers cf San Francisco
are canvassint? for funds for a conven
tion. A 20-round bout between Smith and
Bernstein at LtTg Angeles was called a
draw.
David Belasco has refused to allow Re
jane, the French actress, to play
"Zaza."
"Healer" Dowie declares that the Chi
cago doctors have formed a plot to kid
nap him.
A fourth daughter was born to the
Czarina on June 18. She will be called
Anastasia.
Shipments of horses to South Africa
from Great Britain will continue during
the summer.
Flagler, the millionaire oil man, is to
marry Mrs. Minnie Walkup-Ketcham, a
Chicago widow.
Thousands of boomers are waiting for
the opening of the Indian lands of Okla
homa reservation.
It is reported that Botha has repudiat
ed Krueger, and that he will continue
peace negotiations.
Emperor William, King Edward and
the Czar will probably meet August 14
at the Berlin review.
Kansas negroes have been purchasing
revolvers of soldiers. They are in an
ugly mood over a lynching..
Some New York swindlers, being de
barred from the use of the mails, have
made use of the express service.
Emperor William has ordered the
quadron commanded by Prince Henry to
proceed to Cadiz to meet the returning
squadron from China.
The contract labor law is now practi
cally nullified. Little attempt is being
made to enforce it. and there has been
much difficnlty in securing convictions.
Antonio Joseph, Jr., son of the New
Mexican Delegate to Congress, surprised
his schoolmates at Jarvla Hall, Denver,
by marrying the daughter of a poor
Swedish carpenter.
Texas rangers had. a severe engage
ment near Laredo with a gang of Mexi
can bandits guilty of three murders, in
which one of the latter was killed and
one made prisoner.
The House Committee on Rivers and
Harbors made a thorough investigation
of the needs of San Francisco, Oakland
and other places around San Francisco
bay during their reosnt visit.
Rev. C. G. Adams of San Francisco
shot and killed Dr. John G. Jessup, who
interfered when the former was abusing
his daughter, Agnes Adams. The minis
ter was under the influence of liquor.
Earl Russell is to be charged with perjury-Ellen
Beach Yaw, the California so
prano, has won praise in Paris.
Murderer Warburton has been convict
ed in San Rafael and sent to prison for
thirty years.
Judge Palmer of Denver has cited min
isters for contempt of court, carrying out
his threat to punish those who criticized
him.
Walter Greer Campbell, charged with
fraud by a Cincinnati man, is said to
have secured a quarter of a million dol
lars. A Mormon agent is seeking a conces
sion from the Mexican Government for
the purpose of fc-tTiing a thousand Mor
mons. The transport Thomas, which sails
from the Mainland on the 23d of July,
will carry 600 teachers to the Philip
pines. A pigeon became entangled in the
electric wires at Redlands, Cal., and
stopped the city's water supply for two
hours.
After lively fighting with the Mad Mul
lah of Somaliland, a British expedition
has captured supplies and killed many
natives.
The value of forests in the Philip
pines is said to be great. The scarcity
of labor will be the chief obstacle in
lumbering.
The Government Intends to make some
Investigations regarding explosives. A
board of officers has been appointed for
that purpose. (
Colonels Infant and Gulvara, represent
atives of General Cailles, have signed the
name of their principal to an agreement
to surrender at Manila on June It
Forty-three young horses from Rancho
del Paso, the horse ranch of J. B. Hag
pin, the great horseman, in California,
recently sold for $43,000 in New York.
Mrs. Annis Lankershim of Los Angeles,
who has just died, left no will. Her
property has been filed upon by J. W.
Mitchell, an attorney of that city. The
lady left an estate valued at $1,000,000.
At the Y. M. C. A. convention in Bos
ton, on the 14th inst,, during the meeting
held in the First BapUst Church, which
was-being addressed by Dr. Hall of Chi
cago, one of the audience took exception
to his extremely modern views in evo
lution. The foreman of the Southern Pacific
lumber yard at Santa Monica, Cal., met
a horrible death last week, by having his
head crushed by two loads of lumber
that projected from two cars he had just
loaded, and which were, being moved by
a switch engine.
A St. Louis dispatch says: The J. B.
Sickles Saddlery Company's plant, a 4
story building on the southwest corner
of Twenty-first and Washington avenue,
was destroyed by fire which broke out at
2 o'clock this morning. Tre fire was pre
ceded by an explosion. Fire Chief Swing--stimates
the damage to the Sickles
plT,t at $300,000 to stock and $100,000 to
the buildine. and to the Reynolds Car.
riage Company at $50,000. The damage to
Cellas' saloon will not exceed $16,000. The
damage to the Lambert Pharmacy Com
pany he estimates at $10,000.
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