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SHEEP AND COYOTES.

MendOcino has taken q census OF its
focks, and the aggregate is 100000 sheep.
which cannot be considered an overstnck-
ing of pastures in so large a county. The
increase would be considerably greater but
for the rayages of coyotes. a loss OF % per
cent is estimated in the lambs this spring
and half of that is laid TO the account OF
the barking CAMS lafrans, which. however,
does not entirely subsist on young mutton,
but varies its repast with the smaller ami
mails which the farmer calls veTmn. AS
long as these losses continue the farmer
VIII appeal to the State and bis county for
a coyote bounty. No one has proved that
much good to sheep-farmins is done by
these payments. The money does benefit
the scalp-hunter, and scaIps obtained in any
State may serve for the bounty. One
breeder in Mendocino has hit upon an
expedient for protection which his neigh
bors may Initiate. He bethOught him of a
means of getting his flock together at one
pOint and was successful with salt. The
sheep got into the habit OF going at night
fall 10 a particular knoll for salt strewn
there. The coyotes would not have hest
taxed TO follow and enjoy saline seasoning
with lamb. bat in circle at a distance of 4
few hundred yards he had lighted lamps
hung on poles The coyotes we're effectu-
ally scared By this contrivance. They kept
outside the circle and the sheep browsed
inside, possibly also afraid to pass the cor
don Of LAMPS. Oil is cheap enough, even of
Standard quality, 20 be put to this use for
few lamps suffice TO warn the depredatOrs
of. This sagaci0us farmer has all his
lambs this season. Another remedy might
be tried. Tie sheep dog Of South America
might DE imported. This dog is sucked by
q eve and grows up with the flock. which it
naturally undertakes to protect. The sheep
know the dog and learn to seek protection
behind it in moments of danger. Accord
ing to Darwin, it only leaves the flock once
Il day to get food at the hacienda, aud, with
a hunk of meat in Its mouth, it runs back
at full speed, pursued by the hOuse-dogs,
who only desist when it reaches its charge
and faces about in a defiance which is
raepepted
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ENGLISH SHIPPING INTERESTS.

There is no Industry in the United States so
well protected as England protects her ocean
carrying trade. The protection granted
varies according to the necessities of the
case, but is always enough to accomplish
us purposes. The Canadian Pacific Rail-
road Company receives from the British OF
Canadian Government enough to compen-
safe ior any loss 1t may suffer by under
Didding American lines. Having driven the
American line between China and San
Francisco from the field by means of SUBJ
sides it is now proposed to attract the
The morning call., 1893-04-27

unconstitutional than that the Geary regis
tration law is. But Mr.. Cleveland and his
law adviser act upon the assumption that
out Of two or three Pacific Coast States no
one cares whether the Geary act is enforced
or not. But Mr.. Cleveland has taken an
oath to enforce the laws of Congress-not
such laws as have been declared eonstitu-
t'onal by the Supreme Court. The oath
does not allow him any discretion in the
matter. The order not to enforce the law
is palpable violation of the oath of office.
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numerous SUBMITS nearer home which pro-
vide quite enough of danger for the bold
aud hardy. John Muir is familiar with
much of the ground and would make an
admirable leader of a party provided it did
not insist upon carrying enough of camping
paraphernalia for a column of elephants to
transport. Muir himself thought little of a
couple of months in the high SIertas with
small sack Of oatmeal and roots for his fru-
gal meals. In midsummer or autumn the
perils are probably very small for any
climber who has rot heart disease, but the
exercise is as bracing as can anywhere be
found. The glorious holiday that may thus
be enjoyed should tempt many young men
Of the cities as well as at the universities to
ri, tlta al
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srRSCRIPrIoN RATES.

DAILY CALL dncludng sundays, So peryearby
81 Postpaid: Is cents per week. or IS cents nss
caiendar month. through carriers. DAILY CALL.
Ey,cCpes, three months, Sc 25. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen PaScs} 81 so per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CAlIaHd " EEKLY CALL, 81 90 per year, postpaid.
WEEKLY CALL g pagesl. 81 per year, postpaid
THE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
Tu viii lie editor enter into correspondence 70
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ACTION SALES ro-nAr

FURNIrURE.-By VIM. ButierfeId, at 1912
Eroldway. at Il O'Clock.
IUENIrURE.-By Frank W. Butterheld. at 4le
Clementua ST, 1t O'Clock.
FURNIrJR E-Iy L Vincent. at lOuO Golden
Gate ave- at Il o clock.
FuINlrUFE.-By NJ J. Simmons. at 1857 Market
a. II 10 o clock
FUENII UEE.-By s. Basch. at 3le-S2l Suffer St
a. 10 O'Clock.
IAILoRs' CLoTHs--By Davis Haber q Co, at
21l Pine st., AZ % O'Clock,
REAL l-5TArs.-By o. f. Won Rheln & Co. 513
California ST., at > O'clock
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F95 Montgomery street. near Gag. open until II
O'clock r. A. BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street near Kearny, open uatil O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open Until $3.50 o'clock; 5o3
IarRin street omen until $3.50 O'Clock; sW. corner
Sixteenth ard Mission streets, open until O'Clock;
.bIs Mission street. open Until O'Clock p NJ aud
ll6NiEth street. open until $50 ?. "
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TIE CALL CALENDAR.
NoTICEI

Any Of eur patrons t7ho fail to find TIE
MORNING CALL for sale BIZ trail-boys
WiicoIger fGuor by notifying this Office o.
HJeci, naming the date and train.
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HELP wANTED-CoNTINUED.

y YOUNG LADIES 10 LEARN TELtGRAPhT
- and qualify for goodpaying positions. CALL
FORNIA TELEGRAPH CO., kesrny cor. Clay. 237
DRESSMARTNG-PRIv OR CLASS LES
u SONS. Address d. NJ. box III. Call Branch Inns
I AIDES WANTED FOR SALOON WORK IN
u country. SIS kearny ST.. room 4 ape 7t*
FDHE ONLY SHORTHAND INSTITUTE cos
Quoted by practical reporters; speed c asses for
all systems: day and uight; positions furnished.
MERRILL COLLEGE. $50 Market ST. mrl5 II
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF TIRE CALL.
.tIoiter building. New York City, isprovided with
fhlof California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
ttIIiAiLI Iates ana sample copies furnished
+ X NiISCu MauaRen
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THE Daily MoRNING CALL

NV York. BRENTANO BROS. KUnion Square
Observation-Disclosures. s. SIZER, lS9 State ST.
h IN orleans .GALLOT & JOUBEHr
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUITuRE
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO April %, 1898.
Omciai Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Thursday.
san francisco and vIeiaity - Fair weather
warmer; westerly winds.
Z. 7, JENKINS. Local Forecast onelai.
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The Great Pitch Lake OF Trinidad covers
ninety-Bine acres, and contains millions
of tons of so-callea pitch. This is in
reality mixture Of asphalt ana oil, which
is continually oCzing up through cracks and
crevlces beneath the pressure Of the strata
of rock above.
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THE MORNING CALL


Has q larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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JF.CUTTEE'sOIp EoURBoN.-rhis celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all frsi-clsss druggists and
Erocers. IrademarE-star within shield.
The morning call., 1893-04-27

IT Is your duty to yourself to get rid OF the foul
accumuiations IN your blood this spring. Hoods
SarsapariIlA Is just the medicine you need to
purify, yItalize aud enrich your blood.
The morning call., 1893-04-27

lard TIMES MEAN CLOSE PRICES; II
II going Housekeeping pay me visit and l Will
save you from SIS to 500 on an outfit; I carry a
larger stock than any two stores in this city: fur
niture. carpets, lnOleum, oilCioth. bedding, mir
rors, stoves, etc: new second hand: easiest
terms: lowest prices. J. NOONAN, lOl7, 1913.
1921, 1923 Mission ST., above Sixth; open even
ings. mrlG II
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w oRKING BOSS FOR LOGGING DONKEY
" anu crew, for the woods, S75 and board;
steam logger SO and board: gardener, private
place county. $50 and found; ranch blacksmith,
$40; 10 farmers so S25. S26 and $50; brush
MAKER, city; 100 railroad laboTers, uOtth; farmer
aud wife, to take orchard shares. C. K.
HANSEN * CO., 10 Geary ST.
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cAIIrORNIA Giace fruits, 5ocIb. Townsend's'
"SrERRY's BEST FAMILY FLOUR" Is ahead of
them ALL
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wANTED-coNr1NUED.

SITUATIONS WANTED-CONTINUE
DUNG SWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION
to do general hoaseworK. Call ll2 Steuart 26 2ts
nRESsMAKER. FIRST-CLASS FILTER AND
- stylish draper and designer; thorough dress
maker; By the day. Call 527 Ivy ave. APPS 3t'
COMPETENT. RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES
- Work By the day, cooking, washing. ironing
housecleaning. Please address L. s., box So Call
Brunch ONCE. APPS SIS
CCANDINAYIAN WOMAN WISHES A COUPLE
~ more engagements to go out by the day washing,
ironing or Cleaning. Please address $50 Union
street. ap25 3tA
The morning call., 1893-04-27

We recommend the use or Angostura Bltters to our
friends who suffer with dyspepsia but only the genu
inc. manufactured by DIR. Siegert a Sons.
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HEWER FOR THE WOODS $50; SHIN GLE
IL sawse or, 500, to run Hansen machine. Il. +.
W Ard q co. sos and 8 10 CAV 81.
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FOR dyspepsia. cole and exhaustion no remedy
Ike PABKER's GINGER Tonic
PARKER's HAIR BALsAM is life TO the hair.
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( OMfETENT HOTEL BoOKKEEPER: COUN-
try; S75. C. Il HANSEN Il CO., ITO Geary. L

"a ANTkD - GERMAN WAITER, CITY. $4O
" waiter. plan hotel $50; waiter FOR frst-clas5
place, $40; chef Ok, plain restaurant, sl4 a
week; young frenchman TO do plain ironing, near
city, 500; French couple for private family, $50;
etc. LEON ANDRE. $50 Sntter 81.
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"a ANTED-CoOk, HOTEL. CITY, $50; RES
~ taurant cook, $50; cook tor small country no
toll south s3J and Increase; walter. hotel City, SIS
ell st.
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HoARsENE ss.-AT suffering from Irritation OF N,
Throat and Ho1rs7sss viii be agreeaBly surprised at
the immedlaterelief afforded by the use of BrolCs
B30HcHid Tr0cbcs." Sold only in boxes
The morning call., 1893-04-27

16O SECONDHAND FRENCH AND GERMAN
OU plate mirrors IN all sizes and at haif tho
price OF new ones; all neatly framed: suitable
for bar dressmakerS, nantes, etc. J, SOONAN,
1O11 to 1923 Mission ST., buye Sixth. aplO :.
The morning call., 1893-04-27

II ANTEU-YOU TO KNOW THAT Il DIMPI4E
~ in V, ur cheek chin be made N 20 miI-
utes wrinkles and lines OF care removed and ypur
bust lne reased times its natural size in from u
u weeEs: excessive fat removed. DIR CARPEN-
TER. 1886 Market st. apl6 I'm
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GRANUIATED SUGAR-l9 rs for 81; fresh ranch
eggs. zoe doz; choice Point Reyes butter SOC roll
At Sbarboro 81 Co.'S 53I Washington street.
The morning call., 1893-04-27

NJ EAT AND PASTRY COOK FOR RESORT,
w SGD TO SOS, see boss here; shOrt-ordeT
cook for lunch-counter, country hotel, $50 and
free fare: shori-order COOK. north, S75; second
cook country hotel, S45 head waiter, springs. $40:
walters same country restaurant, $50 and tree
iare 2 colored walters, north, SO and free fare:
CO., 10 Geary ST.
The morning call., 1893-04-27

I 2. MCELRoY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW RE-
y moved I'm Oakland to 9lChronicle bldg. lnl2 5in
w INDow SHADES MANUFACTURED To OR
" der by WILLIAM MCPHUN, 1875 Marker. 2Ir.
IoUGHT-sEND YOUR OLD GOLD a SILVER
II by mali to the old reliable house OF COLEMAN
al Third ST., f. viii send by return mall tho cash.
ii amount not satisfactory will return gold. mrSl5t
II IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CL0rd-
II ing, gold jewelrY books KLEIN. 100 SIxsh. -
I ADIES' CALLtNG-CARDS ARTS TICAaLY
II printed; low prices. HOYLE, 534 Commercial.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA -THs
- elght-pags WEEKLY CALL, sent 10 any address
in the United States Canada year for 81 IS.
postage free
The morning call., 1893-04-27

"a NY PAY RENT FOR FURNISHED HOUSE
" when by paying same amount monthly for year
you own your furniture? CHICAGO CLOCK co.
The morning call., 1893-04-27

Any ONE KN0wINs The ADDRESS OF MRS.
"A ANNIE ADDS (nes Annie Leonard). wiz
please communicate the same to WICK life
MATTHEW'S, atr0rney-at-laW, 400 MONTGOMERY
street, san Francisco, Cal ap27 l5tF
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"A ANTED-COACHMAN AND GARDNER, $40
W aud found; coacbman S35 and found; block
makers. 81 so day and $40 and board; miner $40
ana board; SJa6leman, S25 farmers $50 aud $50;
man and wife, private amily, S5O; We, dshoppers,
81 so cord, long job; labOrers, 81 10 a day and
$50 and board; Eastern farmer, $50; mixer, $35;
cook and wife for mine, see boss here, s6j; night
cook and waiter, $35 hotel waiter, country, $50,
and others Apply to j. +. CROSETT q CO., 62S
Sacramento ST.
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Young Mems Christ an Association Excul

NIUU U INC " UTIN- : T ar
Via the scenic Rio Graude and Great Rock Island
routss. This special party wiz be accom- panied by
Henry J. Mccoy. general secretary and be under
the management Of A. Phillips y Co the excursion
agents. Through cars, no changes and best accom-
modations. For full information apply to Clinton
Jones. general agent, SO Montgomery street. San
Francisco. Cal.
The morning call., 1893-04-27

BEAUTIFUL EIEBROWS-LADIES, II YOU
- use J. b. Mcrier's eyeurow-zrower you viii
have beautiful set in 20 TO so days your money
returned; price 81 per buttIe. j. B. MCriEE. 80
Third St, San Francisco. apI5
The morning call., 1893-04-27

TT Societies, Take Notice! Society En-
pleme. badges etc, manufactured: reason
able prices FERD. HEIDUsKA,4I3 Rush stf2s 6m
The morning call., 1893-04-27

I ADIESI CHICHEsTER'S ENGLISH sPESSY
II royal Pills Diamond brandt, are the best safe
reliable. Take no other. Send &C (stamps) for par
uculars "Relief for Ladies'" In letter by return
mail. At druggists Chichester Chemical Co.. Phi.
aoelphiA. Pa APPS SaSuTh Iy
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w ANTED-NURSE OR ATTENDANT FOR
~ boys institution in country, $50 per mouth ana
found; shingls sawyer Si5; ranch cook, S35. AL
place: 10 farm hands, $25. SO andS3U; mixers
and butter-masers $50 and S35: old man for In
stltGtion TO help In kitchen, $40 and found; ola
man for institution to do ain tailoring, 81 and
fouHd: farmers Tor vineyard. SO S26. miner,
S3S aud board; shInEle-sawyeT, S45 aud fund;
cooks, walters and d!shwSshers; 10 scraper-team-
sters, S26 driver wood and coal yard IL city &25.
". d. EN ER i CO, 625 Clay st.
The morning call., 1893-04-27

ES Annual Meeting-TuIIis Gold Mining
- Company, Ell Dorado County, California
inc annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
aDove-named company for the purpose of eIectlnga
board OF hye directors to for ensuing year
ana the transaction OF such other business as NAV
be presented will be held at the Office OF the com.
pany. 2l2 sansome St, room 9. san Francisco
California on MONDAY, the LIST day of Nav lSq2'
at O'clock P. NJ Transfer-oooks VIII be closed
from Tuesday, April 70, nj F. NJ. until after the
meeting SAMI. G. MILLS Serretars As
- can rIanelsco, APrli 10. 1873. apis I'd
TT societias Take Nntinei snciat = I'm,
The morning call., 1893-04-27

w ANTED-GERMAN PASTRY COOK FOR no
~ tel. city, $40 and ;ouud. Il. II. RAKER, 216
Powell St
The morning call., 1893-04-27

u h&TED-MAN AND WIFE FOR A PRIVATE
W faHiiy In city, OF persons, wife TO cook and
DO general houseworE, man to work in len, milk
cows, help about house etc; good steady place at
$50. Apply W. D. EVER 4 Co, 626 Clay 81. l
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

COOK. INSTITUTION, $50 COOK on RANCH
~ S25; laundresS SO; waitress. $50; young girl
to assist, Sl5 10 girls for h0usework, $40 TO S25
II. Z. WAND q co. Go ClaY 81. !
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M RS. GoAD OF CHICAGO WILL TEACH THE
w new Fountains tailor system OF dresScutting
free for so days, starting April -. ~ u'Farreil
s.roet anlS I'm
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FOLDING BEOS-ENAMlNE OUR NO. zOJj
L mirrors. with large plate 19x40; walnut, o9S,
cherry and 18th century; cash price elsewhere $50
ouThstlllment price reduced TO 40; country orders
PROMPTLY attended to. NJ. FRIEDMAN & Co., u
DIG 23l and 3Ob Stockton ST and 231 Post. II
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The St Paul of the North American Navi-
cation CompaDy's line is to call at six Cen
trail American ports with cargo for each.
She will have a full cargo, and will. I'M
doubtedly, be loaded down on her return.
The sGell of monopoly over trade has been
effectually broken, aud business under the
How great the contrast is with April year
ago Then there was only talk and hope.
Now there is action and victory.
The morning call., 1893-04-27

6O CANVAsSERs. EITHER SEX. HISTORICAL
OOMoTld's Fair Medal Agency, q SutteT % -
4 GOD BOOK FOR AGENTS; JUST SEE HOW IT
- VIII sell; royal octave volume and 500 Illus
traitons; oheiaL Postal Development Company
QUO baltety ST apIStr
GTRICrLY RELIABLE MEN AS AGENTS FOR
y our magazine CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
Srocker cunning, POST and Market SITS. APPS 5m
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AGENTS WANTED.


u ANTED-AGENTS FOR ARTISTIC GUIDE
" TO Chicago and the orld's Fair" a great sue
cess; agents coming money; big book, over 400
pages, elegantly illustrated, only 81 80; valuable
premium with every book; beautiful soc OUTFIT pre-
paid Tor 2Sc; quick and catch the people going
20 the fair j X. HASTINGS, Al Cornhfli R0ston
Mass sDl7 ar NorrESs
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l&UY YOUR SHOES AND STOCKINGS AT THE
u Pioneer Dry-goods Store. lO5 Fifth st. apl6 IT,
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z AMER. COUNTRY SHOP. $40; CLEKh, TENIo
- turn ishingstore. SO to $40 per week short
order cook, 500. city bakery; hotel cooks SD
aud $50 German boy fer bakery, SO; hotel
walters, $50, S35 and $40. r. I. WARD * CO,
6US and go Clay ST.
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DREsSMAKERS.

NEAT SPRING SUITS; SO UP; FIT AND
~ work guaranteed 81 Ninth ST. apo la
DRESs AND CLOAKMAKING AT HOME or 81
Dday; 81 RS. A. &. ALLEN. I42 tn T. 9.als 6m
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MISS CASEY, IIO4 MASSACHUSETTS IS SO or;
vi stylishy draped; lit Guaranteed aal3 in
n EAT SPRING SUITS: MADE REASONABLE.
~ MRS. L. ". QUIEERS. 633 Geary ST. apl 3n
CTYLIsH SUITS FROM So UP; COUNTRY or
- ders promptly filled. 1857 Market. MS 3m
MISS NJ Z. KNOTT, DRESSMAKER: SUITS ~
vi latest styles; country orders promptly attended
to. 527 Post ST. nrIl 3m
I Attest STYLE; PERFECT FITTING SUITS
u very reasonable. 122 Murphy Buildiug.mr9 San
nRESSNAKING: SUITS. IS UP: FIT AND
~ good WORK guaranteed. AIS Geary st. mr9 Pm
MRS. B keller, ll9 STOCKTON ST; SUITS
w SO 50 uD: styishiy draDsd; TT guaranteed. l2st
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP-
- lions taken at GALL Branch Offices 6G3 IarSiH
81. sag Hayes 81 aud 25iS Mission st oreu TIL
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-09

and Mrs. Jefferson will soon be home
Hubert Munger. the distinguished artist, Is
on mis- way from Europe to st. Paul.
Charles s. Rogers, wife and child, are stay
ing at the Arlington in Washington.
j. M. Hannaford, who has been all through
the West, returned home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mellen and family, of Sum-
init avenue, have gone to Superior. :
Spencer Ilsley and John Mariner, of Mil
waukee, were in the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Smith, of 81 Summit
avenue, are in Pass Christian, Fla.
Miss Mary E. Mulvehill has been spending
the week with friends at ST. Peter.
Mrs. Markell and daughter, Miss Gertrude,
are the guests of St. Paul friends.
Miss Maud Timer, of Minneapolis, visited
with st. Paul friends Wednesday.
William L. Booth general manager of the
New York Life, is at the Ryan.
T. A. Pressell. wife and son, of Tacoma,
are guests of st. Paul friends.
Miss Fannie Kibbee, of Laurel avenue, is
visiting friends in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bullitt, of Summit ave-
nue., are in Washington city.
Mrs. E. NJ. Porter is visiting friends and
relatives at Wyanet Ill.
Adam Strachan, of New York, is the guest
of st. Paul friends.
B. H. Wright is on his way to Honolulu for
needed recreation.
Oliver T. Morton, of Indianapolis, was in
the city last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Schadle have returned from
Atlantic City.
Miss Lilliun Borup left on Monday evening
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Fine display of Pattern Hats at Miss
Ostertag's, the Seven Corners Milliner.
KNIGHTS of Pvthias-

St. Paul Lodge No. 43, knights Of Pythias,
gave very pretty Easter ball at Paul Mar
tins hail Monday evening. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed BOquet Mr..
and Mrs. IL. c. Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs. Lodd,
Mr. and Mrs Wardell, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Bastain. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoag. Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers, MI. and Mrs. f.
W. Baer MI and Mrs. William Doran, Mr..
Mrs Norman. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Talboys,
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. n. Goss, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Heath, Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Phillips Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Kimbal, i Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.. Mad
den. Mr.. and Mrs Greer, Mr.. and Mrs. Has
kel Mr.. and Mrs. Hankins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wainwright; Misses Blaekman, Hill
man. Du Bryun. Fisher, Messenger,
Baer. Munns. Rouleau, Graves, Under
wood, Towie. NageL Cotton, Lightborne,
Edith Fish. Carroll. Louise Rouleau, Kelly.
Daily. Brandt Herbst Oily, Hogan, Clara
Martin, Sanders, Blakely, Hanson, Nye;
Messrs. Kraft, Marti, Lee, Martin. Brandt,
Setter, Klmball, Mccarthy, Carroll. Messen--
ger. Listo. Wheeler, Mellick. Hagan. Stob-
bart Capwell, York, Graves, Reed and Pres
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-09
A Delightful Function.

The largest affair Of the week was the re-
eeptiou gievn by MIR. and Mrs. j. B. Tarbox
for Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Themes. who are soon
to take their departure for Germany. The re-
cep;lOn was given Wednesday at the TarboX
home on College avenue. The ladies who
assisted Mrs. Tarbox were Mesdames E. j.
Abbott James Bishop, T. B. Scott the Misses
Gillian, Sturgis, Stephenson and Noyes.
The hOnse was lavishly adorned with flowers.
Some OF the many present we're:
MIR. and Mrs W. T. Peet DR.. and Mrs. e.
J. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Scott Mr.. and
Mrs. Uri Lamprey, Mr.. aud Mrs. E. G. Long,
Capt. and Mrs. John Berkey Mr.. and Mrs.
G. C. S9uires, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Finch.
Mr.. and Mrs E W. Peet DR.. and Mrs. Muir
ply DIR. and Mrs. Fulton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bass. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Schumacher, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Nor
ton. MIR. and MS. Oscar Taylor. Mr..
and Mrs Victor Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles TarboX Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann
Scheffer, Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrington, Mr..
and Mrs. Won Goetzen, Mr.. ana Mrs, Mon
fort, Ansel Oppenheimer, Mrs. McLaren, Mrs.
L. V. Smith, the Misses Vann, Moore Lilly
and Julia Stephenson, Day. CoIman, Sturgis,
Field, Daisy Field, Armstrong. Robbins
Mary, Emma and Fannie Gilfllan, Gertrude
Oppenheimer, Smyth, Lindeke, Lilly Lamp
rev, Horn. Greye, Gotzians Lanpher, Pope
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ST. PAUL PARK.

The friends of Mrs. Frank Ribler will be
delighted to learn Of her rapid Improvement
under the treatment Of the water cure Nc
Clemens, Mich. and will be able to return
home in a few weeks.
E. s. Dunforth was presented with hand
some gold watch Wednesday by the Z. S.
Linen works as a reward for his faithfulness
in looking after its property during the
winter.
Mrs. Hueber arrived from Racine, Wis,
Yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Hueber will make
their home with Mrs Ball, of Pullman ave-
nue..
j. D. Carroll will commence his building
operations at Candy and Marshall this week.
He leaves for those places tonight.
Tine Ladies' Social club went to Minneap-
oils Friday and was entertained by Mrs. X.
NJ Saint, one of its old members.
Mrs Webster. of Hamline, Will lecture al
the NJ. f. church Tuesday evening under the
auspices of the w. c. I. U.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church gave