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The morning call., 1892-09-05
LOVE" HIS LAST WORD.
Mystery of the Last Park Suicide Stir
UnS oily ed.

Mystery of the Last Park Suicide stil1
UnsolYed.
"Who was the man whose decomposed
remains were found under ciump of bushes
in Golden Gate Park Saturday ?"
That Is the question the attaches of the:
Morgue were unable TO solve. and the name
OF the man, who evidently committed sui:
eide by taking laudauum sand died with II:
razor and bottle of carboIc acid in his.
pockets, has been entered in the e.feeur,is.a>
unidentified" Th g putrid remains werf
turned over to. the city undertaken yester rday:
and buried in the Potters' Field.
Who was the deceased? One. man in Saf
Francisco could probably answer the queS-
ton II he would only jog his memory a;iii.
tie. He is Charles .FasS, n Kearny+street
tailor, who made the clothing worn by- the
deceased. Fass recognized the clothing,
but declared that for tire life OF bin he
could not remember the name o. the maa:for
whom he made them. Samples of. the e0at;:
vest and pants were saved by the: Coronei
| with view 10 Identification In the futarf.=
As stated in The CALL yesterday several
| scraps of paper were found IN the sapd near.
| the body. Upon one of these. pieces. D..
| paper was the word ''eyol."
"The deceased may have been oye-sfcE
| epigrammatSt" said one of the C0ron6r'S.
deputies Yesterday. Perhaps he was dis
appointed. and before ending his life prae ::
ticed little in arranging combinations OF
the word love. Spell it backward and the
word ''evoi" is formed. Who knows bu T.
whatthe poor fellow tore up his effnson
Just before taking the poisonous potion :.
A fine flow of artesian water has:beeA
struck in. Iassen County
The morning call., 1892-09-05
1. O. O. f.

Grand Master StOckwell and Grand Secretary
Lyon Will officially visit this week Colona,
Georgetown, Sacramento. Elk Grove and Calf
These energetic brethren are receiving grand
welcome ON their tour and imparting valuable
Information and enthusiasm 10 the membership.
Next thursday evening ID putty Lyons Will
hold another meeting OF District 67, with Golden
West Lodge. al /. o. o. t. Hail. All OF the
lodges OF the district will contribute selec ions
to the programme, and rousing meeting of the
tbi ee-lmkers is anticipat d
Deputy Peers reports considerable work being
done in Byron and San Joaquin lodges. The
new subordinate at DanVille IS forging right
along
Tie Portland (Or.) committee reports that all
evidences point 10 grand celebration and en-
thusiastic receptions al he coming meeting of
the 5. q. l.. this month. They feel much cha
gIned at their inef ctual efforts TO get low
rate from The railways OF California The only
figures they have been able to obtain has been a
$50 rate, which is So more than tue regular tour
iSt rate at the present time. And as tue party n-
tended to 60 In tourist ears anyway the liberal
inducements are evident. There will be some
who VIII 20 by steamer, bur ths int nded rail-
way excursions are ''off." Like when the ses
sion OF The supreme body was held at Los An
geles some years ago scores of the veterans,
blessed with years but not cash, cannot afford
TO go.
Grand Patriarch Leonard was in the city last
week for day TWO. He Is completing his
round of official visits. He was at Walhalla on
the I'd. and at Vineland on the 9th. On Friday
evening he will Institute a new encampment at
Grdey aud visit Wildey in this city The follow
ing night. Ii is expected that ihe Marysville
and Orovile patriarchs will be present In large
numbers at Gridley. lie reports his Subordi
mates all doing we'll.
Elk Grove No. 272 since It lost Its hall by fire
Is meeting in Masonic Hall on Friday evenings
NJ. M.-The L. q. q. +. (American) Is now the
largest fraternal society IN the world. The Off
ciaI reports gave The membership up TO January
1891, as 672,o00. The increase for 1891 was
10000. and not less Than 10000 gain has been
made during the present year, making the round
numbers OF said order over 100000. The Man
chester Unity U. o. o. F. has nearly The same
number. The Grand United Order OF Odd Fel-
lows (cOl0red numbers about 50,00O, and is
Increasing III The rate of 10000 year, and
there are number Of other unites OF Dad Eel
lows in England;. but these "uuties'' are sepa-
rate orders, and IL would b. incorrect TO add
them together and credit them TO any one unity,
for this would show more than 100000 me fp-
bers under the general title OF odd Fellows, all
OF whom have really The same object In ylew and
Work Oh the same general principles.
The morning call., 1892-09-05

The opera.hOuse was crowded to repIetion. X.
o. DAVIS. r. NJ. W., presided. Addresses were
delivered by George b. kalZensteln, q. NJ. VIZ
William II, Barnes. Il. e. Nj. w. and Hon. d. j.
ToOhey. Musical and literary selections were
presented by the Misses Cora Moore. A. "
CLARK Clark and Camp1ell and MessTs. p,., Evans
social dance concluded.
Grand Foreman Booth is busy in the north
His new lodge at Slssons is good one. he was
at Yreka on the ID this evening will be At
EtDa Mills and Thursday evening at Fort Jones
Deputy Gunn is at work in Humboldt County
There viii be public reception by Tie breih.
rem ana lodge at San Miguel on the evening II
the 12ih William II. Barnes, Z. q. NJ w. VIII
be pres nj and delegations from san Ardo AID
san Luis ObSDo.
Occidental No. g. OF Oakland receives The
public at It's ball on next Friday evening wiha
good order Of exercises.
Preparations upon extensive scale are maxi
Ing for the union mass meeting OF the Oakland
and neighboriDg lodges at the Mills Tabernacle
IN that city on Wednesday evening, Septem-
Der H.
Harmony is getting ready for its celebration
on the 29tb.
Most Of lie city lodges are doing WE'LL
Unity viii hold It's quarterly reunion on the
13 n.
A renewed Interest is manifest throughout the
State.
DEPUTY Rohmstorf will hold a public disttIcl
meeting at Brentwood Tuesday evening, Sep
tembes Q. Antioch, Byron and Brentwood
lodges, with their friends, Will be there SO VIII
Grand Overseer Ward aud Grand Recorder
Valley Lodge No. 80 had its house full last
Wednesday night. NJ. w. Grady presided Adj
dresses were made by Grand Overseer Wud,
Hon. L. +. Loud, ID. 5. Hirshberg, James
Leonard OF Merced and W. II. Barnes Besuii.
lully engrossed and framed resolutions were
presented to Christian Waller and a. e.. Lvle IN
appreciation OF their long services as receiver
and recorder. At The close of lodge the oriental
was conferred by Deputy Fenner Of Oakland
assisted by MesSrS. Ward, Hirshberg. MarstOn.
Grlswold and others, upon seventy candidates.
Anecdotes, experiences and music c0nclu ded The
enjoyable affair
Deputy Mccarthy viii hold a public union
meeting OF District with Alia Lodge
on Monday evening. September 10. 4 good bilI
OF fare VIII be presented.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
KNIGHTS of Honor.

Deputy Frank Lawrence made success of his
district meeting wi Ii Saxon Lodge on Tuesday
evening. Eureka and Polar Star were we'll rep
resented. and a good delegation from Liberty
added to the numbers. Many Of the grand
officers honOred the meeting with their presesco.
4 fine programme was rendered and received
merlled applause.
The stereopticou and literary reception of Ivy
on Wednesday evening drew & large house. all of
whom enjoyed The excellent order OF exercises.
and dance at the close pleased the young aEd
many OF Tie Old
The anniversary OF Liberty Lodge VIII be eele.
brated next Tuesday evening by "A union meeting
OF District 20, under Tie jurisdiction OF Deputy
william q. Thomas. Ample Preparations have
been made to insure 4 iirst-rate lime.
Grand Dictator R0urke and Grand RepoTteT
Curry Will officially visit MarysYille Lodge on
Tuesday evening, Chico Lodge on Wednesday
night and the following evening Butte Lodge.
X. II. " arheld, L. g. D., Que OF Tue pioneers OF
THIS order and Tor many years resident OF
Healdsburg has removed 10 this civ and as
sumed the management Of the Baldwin Hotel
The morning call., 1892-09-05
u. A. o. ID.

At the social of Nama Grove on Friday even
ing Secretary George H. Beftram was presented
with set of complimentary resolutions hand
somely engrossed aud framed.
NJ. l. Sorenson, n. G. a., and j. II. Knarston,
e. S. have been having royal time In British
Columbia. On August 20, assisted by Pros.
perity Grove No. 1, they Instituted UUity Grove
No with forty-thrfe charter members and in.
stalled as its hrst officers: F. G. Breen. y. a. +;
I. Montgomery, V. A; Y. fanny, s.; ID. Carlo,
T.; d. Moifdtt, c.; f. Dllis, l. g.; S. Cava!ero,
o. Il. The new grove and It's guests then en-
jOyed banqueE, al which The Unity Grove string
band, under The leadership OF Brother Carlo, ably
contributed 10 the general enjoyment.
hessrs. SorensOn and knarst0n were also the
recipients OF banquet at the hands OF Pros
perity Grove during their visit. John Hilbert
presided. and the local authorities of Nanaimo
hOnored the feast by their presence. John
Ducca, an energetic member, was presented
with a souvenir pin IN appreciation OF his labors
for tie cause. Speeches were made by the
guests ana brethren. and music rendered by
Miss Wilkes, Messrs Decker, Bowkand, An
drews, Btunton, Woobank and Greenewell.
The California Druids have reason 10 be pleased
with their visit across the line.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
Order Of chosen Friends.

The grand officers were royalty welcomed at
Sacramento Council last Wednesday evening.
The council was presented With q cash prize Of
500 for initiating the largest number of candi.
dates during the term, and seventeen members
each received a souvenir jewel for having
brought in five members aud upward. Ten can
ddares were Initiated and fifteen applications
received. The membership is now 400 A BAN
quet with accompanying sentiments, etc, 'cOn-
Guided the gala occasion.
The executive council held a session on the
31St ult, ri Sacramento. ii. w. Hutton, q. c.,
NJ BOehm, Y. C.. j. SkeifOn, u. T., were present.
The membership in California is S206 and is
constantly increasing.
America Council viii hold an open meeting on
the 18Th.
The grand vice chancellor goes on a tour 10
the interior councils next Wednesday, 10 be ab-
sent several weeks.
Social No. 46 celebrates It's anniversary on the
10Th. Ii received five applications last session.
Grand Recorder Evans left for her Eastern
tour last Tuesday.
aMrs. A. Boehm. c. OF California Council, Is yis
iing subordlnaIes in The interior.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
Ladies' OF ,hs G. A. L.

The cileles throughout the departmenI are IN
NEST prosperous condition.
Seven Pines No. 3 has recently been admitting
a number OF prominent comrades. =:
The farmers festival Melted S97.
Roanoke No. f. of Healdsburg. has the :c0.
operation OF Rod Matherson Post, doing raucli
work and becoming very popular.
Ellsworth No. 6, OF Santa Rosa, is perfartiiine.
much practical charitable work. giving enter
tainmeuts and GeyotTng the proceeds 10 worthy
objects, thus enlistiDg It's members aud fIendS
IN commendabie enterprise, which reacts IL
strength and energy. ::
George III. Custer No. IS OF Fresno. -4liehY
cOmmends the labors Of Sarah A. Metcaif, f. ID:
p, for her satisfactory adjustment of -seme ihl:
portant interest OF The order there. She received
a hearty reception at a recent visit =: =
The morning call., 1892-09-05
Imnrovcd Order ofRed Men.

Progress is evident in this sterling old fra
ternily. POhonaehee, S9toyOme. Osceola aud
Winnemueca tribes report adoptions and propo-
sltions last week and work for this week
j. q. Smith, p. G. s., OF Vallejo was in the city
last week and says No. % is holding It's own aud
proposes extra activity.
a movement is now progressing among the
city tribes TO form teams for the purpose of COM
pettng for the trophy offered by the Great Coun-
Gil for the best adoption work.
5. Gumbluner, q. j. s., who has been quite III.
Is c0nyaleseing,
Great Representatives Adam Smith and Fl ed
erlck Brandt Will 90 East to-day 10 attend the
session of The Great Council OF the United States
which meets at Atlanta. Ga. ON Lhe 1871.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
FRATERNAL INDEX.
Busy Times in the Benovo-
lent Field.
Startling Figures Of Pecuniary Relief-The
Expenditure of Millions of Dollars
for Aid, E tc.
Official Assessment Table.
FratsrnaI CO. Operation.

Few realize tile magnitude OF the results ac-
complished by the elaboration OF The idea OF
'Father" UpchuTch, who in 1868 presented 10
the consideration OF handful OF men the adj
vantage OF uniting in systematic manner for
the purpose Of paying to the family OF deceased
brother specified amount OF money for future
comfort and aid by contribution monthly, the
amount to be based, from month TO month, upon
the deaths OF said month In the A. .. U. w.
the order lie founded, the figure was put at 81
per member for every death until the order
grew beyond 1000 members, and then $1,000
was fixed as the limit to be paid for one death,
which is now the rule. Upon this idea ether or
ganizationS have builded, with more Or less
change and difference, but the old original
order, with its level assessment OF 81, and
placing all members admitted upon the same
footing and paying the same price, and perse-
yeringly and positively refusing TO be deluded
by the sophstIy Of graded assessments, stands
far In advance OF all others, and at the end Of
nearly quarter OF a century has not yet reached
per cent annual death tate, but shows al the
end Of Its twenty ysecOnd year national death
rate less than 1t did ten years ago
Other prosperous and Succe sSful organizations
have been formed until In a recent report OF
Brother Sbedd OF the Fraternal Congress forty
nine OF these assessment frsternties are re-
ported. Twenty OF these ATE in operation upon
Tie Pacific Coast. In these 49 societies are
2.6l4,29J members. In 1891 there was paid 10
heirs OF deceased members by these orders
S26.S94,793 90 and Tor disability to the MEM
bers themselves S341 POP 80.
Outside or this and mighty addition to this
stream OF practical relief are The great sums dis
bugsed BY Ihe Older order OF Masonry Odd Eel
lowship, Druidism, Redmanship, Pylhianlsm,
Forestry, ETC., aggregalng not less than ten
millions Annually, presenting grand total OF
more than $37 100000 paid each year 10 avert
sOriOw, desutution, suffering and want, all OF
which is obtained by regular series OF fraternal
monthly contributions, each Of Itself mere
tril1e.
Tie statesman is interested in the progress OF
these ifaternities. because they are the schools
of law and oIder The philanthroplst because
they CAFE Tor the needy; the taxpayer. because
they avert poverty ana paupersm; the nation,
because they protect tie home, the foundation
OF Americas happiness and prosperity.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
Miscellaneous.

Matters for this department. must be- received
by Friday night 10 insure publical on. Person;
alties should be avoided, and social itenrs per
Laining 10 individuals, such as marriages. we'd
ding Tece TONS. tours. etc. for although title
happy people may belong. to orders ii is not
frateInal society news. Simrly address Fra:
lernal Society EdMor,m CALL once.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
Ancient Order of Forestsrs.

Court Keusington gave an entertainment and
ball on Saturday evening. Minerva Circle had a
weI-attended social Tie same evening
Court Adelaide has out its programme foE a
benefit entertainment for the widow and orphans
of deceased member at A. o. F. building on
the 18th.
Court Bournemouth visited Alliance last Tues.
day evening and made The session most inter-
eStng.
Seven circles were instituted in August, with
an average charter membership OF form each.
IVanhOe Circle was Instituted last Friday even
ing by AcatraZ Circle.
Court Sherwood Forest No 1920 will be organ
ized this evening with amembei ship OF forty.
Last week many or tie courts report the
reception of new Members: Liberty B, &c.
cldental 2 Garfield 7, Star Of the " est a num-
Der for d new court, BouInemOulh 3, and appii-
cations; PIid- OF Potiero 8, and applications
German American, working III German has in-
tiations and applications every session.
The board OF deputies called on Court Vic Oire
last week and eXemplltied the work. This sub
ordinate Is doing well, gaining so fast that it
has made arrangements for a larger hall 10 meet
In. The board has an important business meet
ing this evening.
The Subsidiary High Court for the Pacific Coast
Will convene al 1U2 Ofalrell street NoyenI-
Der 3.
German court was recently organized in
Philadelphia with 200 charter members
The High Court OF the World met last month in
Ipswich, England. Six hundred delegates were
present. The next session Will be held in
Cambridge IN 1898.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
Knichts of PythIas.

Triangle No. 104 has Issued invitations for an
anniversary party next Thursday evening. Ii Will
be literary. musical. embrace series OF ster-
eOpticon views and conclude with n social dance.
The fame of No. 104 will ensure large atten-
dance.
Deputy Abe Hoffman, granted dispenSatlon
to syracuse No. 90, so that IL could do an extra
amount of work last session and Ii did. This
lodge has taken In more members during the past
eight months than ANY city subordinate and many
Of them have done exeeenty well. On the 2 ST
the grand chancellor is 10 visit No. 5S, and It's
members are arranging for granu time. Messrs.
TrUppmann, Tesch and Langford have been COM
mssioned 10 prepare the schedule OF the even
Ing.
The morning call., 1892-09-05

NoNFY To LOAN.
MONEY AT 6% ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT
Nl cages without delay. MURPHY. 326 Pine I'm
OANS ON REAL ESTATE. NOTES. MDS. IN
IL warehouse. j. SNOWMAN, 325 Montgomery tt
A BARREL or MONEY ON lSf OR I'D MORT
N per cent; no delay j. L., All oFarrelL 1y
AaoNEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
lN Security Loan Bank, lies Market 81. nr. Mason:
Hriyate entrance Turk N. J. FKANkLIN &OO.1N
The morning call., 1892-09-05
Knights and Ladies of Honor.

The two September assessments cover all
deaths that have occurred TO August 5.
The harvest party Of Excelsior was wen ai.
tended, aud the handsome souvenirs received
with delight.
Paio Alto Lodge has theater party for this
month.
II. X Cummings, 2. G. p and wife have re
moved to this city.
West End Lodge has lots OF work for Tuesday
evening
Many visitors were at Golden Rule on Thurs
day evening
The morning call., 1892-09-05
A. d u. W

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Deputy Williams district meeting at the Po-
tgero last Monday night was u great success.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
LoRIN REAL ESTATE.

G1l0 CASH. BALANCE IL MONTHLY PAY
I'D DIOU ments equal 10 ordinary rent: new 4-room
cottage: so ft lot; well: chekenhouse; everything
complete; $500. IRWIN a JOHNSON ,Lorin 80 7s
The morning call., 1892-09-05

Ancient Order OF Foresters of america.
Deputies Reid and Jacobs were present at
Court San LeandrO last session. Three were ill
itiated and five applications received, Court
Prtaluma initiated five and had ten applications
Wednesday night. Court Yosemite of Fresno.is
forming conelave OF the Knights Of Sherwood
Forest.
Miss G. Foss, d. G. C.. OF Los Angeles. reports
the circles IN that city all dclng well. with WORK
every meeting.
Hayes Valley Circle at IT'S first meeting after
Of applications. -.
Court Barbarossa will be Instituted next
Wednesday evening TO WORK In the German
john j. Cordy G. C. R.. was grandly vel.
coined by Court Pride OF Grass Valley and
Garfield III Nevada City last Monday evening,
Grass Valley concliye was present IN fun uil-
form and acted as escort. After mIlisting
number OF candidates The public vas inYlted in.
and lie large hall was soon tlIed by ladies' and
gramme was given, after which Freedom CIrclt
took charge of the assemblage aud escorted MI
10 an elegant banquet. The Grass Valley dele
CATION captured Ihe chief and took Inn with
them for few hours more, and then speedeG
him on his hOmt ward journey.
TIE grand CHEF ranger will visit this week;
Tuesday Court Harmonic. Oakland, WedHe>.
cay. The Visit to Court Live Oak is postponed;
for the present.
Court Lorn made a friendly call on Fri1ag
evening upOn Adeiphi Of Berkeley, resulting ina
most pleasant reunion OF the brelnren.
+. Ii. Atwater, c. r., OF Pelaluma, was ia tile
city last week making final arrangements f0f the.
parade on Admission day at Petaluma. The ex:
cursion from here VIII be under lie uspices OF
Courts IHteF Nos and Acme
b. H.-lhe article 10 which you allude did not
appear In this department. With the facLiOnal
differences between the Ancient, Iudep, ma nj
and American organizations of Forestry lie
FfdteFndi Index has ndught 10 do 1t Is its huSg-
ness 10 give The news, and 1t does impariiaiiy To-.
all. -.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
NaNFY To LOAN.

WEEKS NEWS FoR6 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
y CALL In wrapper. ready for mailing.
The morning call., 1892-09-05

EIRsT-CLAss STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
ez2-Vs4 Mission ST CHAS l. TAYLOR iYSI
The morning call., 1892-09-05
TYPEwRITRRs.

ALL PREVIOUS WORLDS RECORDS
n bf6z en-; 1852 perfect words written on The
CagTaph Ia ! hour at Saratoga, n Y, July, 1892;
average 80 words per minute. The Caiigraph still
stands at the head. See new black and white
keyboard. Terms OF sale to suit purchaser. CHAS.
l. NAYLOR. gen agent, ls Montgomery s.au2l II