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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
FATHERS PRESENTS.
Every One but the Owner Enjoyed
Them Very Much.


They were talking about Christmas presents,
the girls and mother and l, when father came
in. Then we changed The subjecr Just little
discussing. Father sat down by the stove and
rubbed his hands-he had just been out at the
barnard queer expression slowly settei
upon his features FL
SAY, mother and Ned, and girls'' he said
81 don't want any on We TO get me any presents,
faint any use. You know"
why. father,' said Lena, in an aggraeYl>I
voice, 1--WE always get you useful n,esenls
don't We? l don't myself beliero IN things
that are not useful
Fathers eyes twinkled. eyes" he said,
"hut sometimes think they are a little too
useful, you know"
Nell shrugged her shoulders mpatiently, but
mother said: LET father have his little Joke,
What is it this time. father ?'' I.
The old gentleman, having warmed his hands,
settled himself back comfortably In his big
chair, and his eyes twinkled more than ever.
well, let's see. - he went on In Illuminating
manner. do you remember the dozen hem
stitched hln'kerehieEs that you gave me last
once. some way or otheG with genial i'm
portaIt glance at the company ieDy and Nell
have been usln OF 'em, and I've been usin' NJ
Le1y aud NelPs old torn ones. He, he, | don't
Know Jest hOw't WAS, but it's tact Then.
Sed, do you remember the compass you got Iia
for birthday present last June? 1t was a
nice little compass, aud / guess Teller about
your size thought so. too, for he's been a-usin,
OF II ever sence. Then, let's see, there was inc
SILK han'kerchief that mother give me at birth-
DAY, and put 1t away cn0ice-like. ana the fursr
tnlnE Knew Leny was a-wearin of Ii inside
leetie Dit too useful, mebbe. See the poinE
don't yep"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
RAIN OF COUPONS.
They Are Pouring Into
:" The Call"
EVERYBODY IS SURPRISED.
People Wonder at the Mag
nificent Premiums.
ITS PRAISES SUNG BY ALL.
Additional Agencies Opened for the
Distribution of Numbers of
picturesque California;
EVERYBODY Is SURPRISED.
ITS PRAISES SUNG BY ALL.

NEW SUBSCRIBERs-Fili out new
Subscribers Coupon to be found on
page 8. Take it to 1.-The CALI either at
S10 Market street, city, or 1910 Broad
way, Oakland, or the offices in other
towns mentioned below. Hand it with
one dime to the clerk. he will present
you with Part One Of Picturesque Cali
fornia.' Should you wish the numb er
sent by carrier. or mail just inclose cou-
pom and dime in an envelope TO "The
Call" San Francisco. Your order will
at once be filled. When your coupon is
received your name win be placed on
the subscription books and you Will be
served with ''The Daily CaII'' at the
regular rates, 90 cents per month. Then
watch the columns for the announce
ments of the issuance of other numbers
of the valuable premium.
OLD SUBS CRIBERS-Use the Old
Subscribers Coupon on page 8, ana
follow instructions given above to new
subscribers.
The presses were equal to the demand
yesterday, and every person who called at
either OF the business Offices with coupon
was supplied with part l Of Picturesque
California" It was interesting to stand
in the crowded business offices and listen
TO the EXPLANATIONS of surprise and pleas
ure heard on every side as subscribers
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31

clerks are sorting the coupons as quickly
as possible. This delivery of premiums
by carrier and by mail is an innovation,
one welcomed by the public and adopted
for the benefit of patrons, but it requires
few days TO get the system in running
order. As fast as possible agencies for the
receipt of coupons and delivery of pre-
miums will be established throughout the
State. You can now secure numbers OF
Picturesque California" at the following
places:
San Francisco-710 Market street.
Oakland-1010 Broadway.
lameda-Schneid Bookstore, 1435
Park street.
BerkeIey-E. Il. Bancroft, Center street,
East Berkeley.
Woodland-E. p. Huston.
Santa Cruz-Cooper Brothers.
Napa-D. l.. Haas Company.
In order to accommodate those who
cannot find the time to call for their
numbers on working-d days the business
otficesswill be open as usual on New Years
day and the delivery of Picturesque
California" carried on.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
MRS. WELLS CHARGES.
Jurors Deny That Law Ever Spoke
to Them

Several more afiidavlts were fled yesterday
on the motion for new trial of the SANDER suit
brought by Alice /. Wells against Herbert E..
Law.
1t Will be remembered that jury in Judge
Hunts court found verdict in favor OF the de-
fendant Law. and Mrs. FYells moved for a new
trial on the ground that the defendant and a
detective employed by him had conversed with
several of the Jurors during the progress of tbe
trial. Affidavits OF Mrs. Wells and some of her
friends who were present at the trial were flied
in support of this motion.
The affidavits filed Yesterday were those of
the deIendant Law, MS attorney, John Flour
nOy, and Jurors n. Cornison, j. C. Classen' +
Il. II. Cooper. NJ. f. Willis, e. A. Bauer. ~. =.
Chapman, A. Ii. Grlswold. j. X. Cooper G. M
Osborne; j. D. Mahoney, James Callaghan and
NJ. Gately.
All deny having conversed with Law or auy
one else during the progress of the trial, having
any knowledge of the circumstances alleged in
The affdavits OF Mrs. Wells and her Supporters.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
CATHOLIC ITEMS.
A New Society at Holy
Cross Church.
Father Michael, the franciscan Pro-
vinciaI, Expected TO Arrive This
Week-Feeding the Hungry.

Archbishop RiOrdan has dedicated the school
connected with Mission, Dolores Church, and
adjacent to the parochial residence on Six
teenth street.
Father McGinty. pastor of the Holy Cross
Church, gave dinner 10 the poor and needy OF
his parish on Christmas day. The priest made
present OF money TO each guest when they
had finished hearty turkey dinner.
AT 81 lgnatius and ST. JOsepn's churches
and st. Mary's Cathedral there will be special
high mass tomorrow at 1870 A. NJ, conducted
on the same scale Of magnicence as on Christ
mas.
Father John Cullen, brother OF Father Cullen.
deceased. OF this city. has been ordained to the
priesthood.
AT quarterly meeting of Catholic Ladies'
ala society No. 10, OF ST. Dominc's parish,
Zoo 81 was announced as being disbursed in
chdiiIf uurlng The quarter. There were Il 3
pieces OF old Clothing given away; one child
Ionnd nome; eighteen families were assisted,
du1 llo people In all were helped. Employ
ment was found for fifry-three.
New Years day will see Father Coyle in
staieu as pastor OF the Star OF tile Sea parish,
ana VIII give TO the people of the Richmond
needed for so long.
Inc dominican Sisters of ST. Roses Convent,
Wnicn was burned recently, will make no
1nanse DIT present. They Will winter In Father
Iioou oIu residence, corner OF Fell aud Fill
more streets, and conduct their school in the
basement Oh the Sacred Heart Church. They
VIII ssli tnelr property on Golden Gate avenue
Drovlaea SUFFICIENT price can be realized TO
ALLOW tnem TO buy and build elsewhere.
Ibe holy Cross parish is TO the front In the
iOiindtion ol a new Catholic society. 1t is
known as the Young Mems Society of Holy
CI0ss. II Is entirely social, the only religious
oDngatlon being that the members attend com
munlon Tour times year In a body. The So
cleiy numbers seventy at present, and the club
rooms are 10 the basement of the church. The
members VIII erect gymnasium next to their
other parishes have signified their intention
OF forming similar societies.
o,d ra,nsr michael. the provincial of the Fran
s,sSan dlnerS, has arrived in this State He is
s a. present IN Santa Barbara and Will arrive in
sm,s Guy ABOUT January 3. He will then be the
eusSt Oh sne franciscan Fathers connected
Win ihe 81 Boniface Church on Golden Gate
avenue avenue lie VIII spend week OF two here
Vlsiting Inherent churches and then will pro-
ceed on his tour OF inspection.
hsv sa.her Duffy. he assistant pastor of St.
fatrlckS parish, who has been lying i'll for
long time at st. Mary's Hospital, is reported TO
De convaiescent. it Will, however, be long
lime under the most favorable circumstances
Tor his complete recovery
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
A New Law Firm.

An event in lawyers circles this week has
been the organization Of copartnership by
ID. M. Demas and s. NJ. Shortridge under the
firm name of Delmas s. Shortridge. Both gen.
Iemen have high regulations aud are amo ng
the leading lawyers of San Francisco. Mr. Del
mas. who is recognized as one oil the deepest
students and best-read men of the California
bar, was prominently mentioned some years
since as cand date for the United States SEN
ate. He has been counsel In many famous
cases. Mr.. Shortridge has also considerable
prominence in political circles aud is very
able lawyer. Their idea is 10 manage the bust
ness OF the partnership on the plan of the great
Eastern law firms and instead of being special.
lists they will handle all subjects Of litigation
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
THE LUCKY ONES.
Appointments by Collector WeIburB
in the Los Angeles District.

Collector Welburn yesterday announced the
following appointments OF Internal Revenue
Department officials in the Los Angeles division
of his district: Louis A. Noah, deputy col
lectOr at San Luis ObspO; William A. Wilson,
stamp clerk; John P. Moran and R. Nj. Barn
ham, gaugers, and j. X. Pitts. X. b. Nathan C..
l. Cruz, j. III. Mathews. G. s. Vance and Paul
Plaumer, extra gaugers at Los Angeles. A. A.
Webb, storekeeper at San Buenaventura; L.
j. Kerns, storekeeper al Downey City; j. H..
Driffel and q. A Carter, beet sugar Inspectors
at Pomona; &. A. Bell and Elmer L. Sbaffer,
beet sugar inspectors at Los Angeles; Samuel
Praeger and Ciyde II. Taylor, Chinese registra-
lion clerks at Los Angeles.
In the San BernardiDo division +. L. Fred
erick Is appointed deputy collector AT San Diego.
In the Stockton division Walter A. Morrlsey
is appointed storekeeper at Stockton.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
ALONG THF FRONT.
The Coos Bay Logs a Menace to Nav
igatiOn.

Officers Dowd and Harrington and Sergeant
Avon OF the Harbor police had quite lussle
with deranged man on board the steamer
Modoc yesterday morning. The man was
Ernest FourIatt Jr., son of Captain FouTratt of
the MOdoc, and is suffering from temporary lit
of insanity.
The unfortunate fellow struggled desperately
and IL was with the greatest difficulty thar ne
was secured and afterward sent 10 the City
Hail. lie being too violent TO be taken 10 the
captains home.
The steamer Willamette, which arrived yes
terday from the north, reports large numbers
OF logs fOatlng about in the ocean between
Cape BlancO aud Cape Mendocino. The logs
are part of the unfortunate Coos Bay raft and
are reported TO be menace to navigation.
Coffee Is certainly coming in slowly this year.
The Colon brought scarcely $500 sacks from
Central America yesterday. she came in very
light. very little merchandise being accounted
for on her manifest.
The Rio Janero sailed for Yokohama and
Hong Kong at O'Clock in the afternoon.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31

Examined their premiums. THE CALL
had said that Picturesque California" is
kSe most beautiful, most artistic and most
expensive premium ever offered by
newspaper. Oh course, it was easily said.
Other periodicals have announced the
same thing in y0icing their attractions.
But it is such an easy matter for THE
CALL TO prove its assertion. Readers are
invited TO visit the Offices of THE CALL
and examine the wonderful work. Then
they Will understand how confident the
newspaper feels regarding public APP
proVal.
The question was asked many times
yesterday. .'Can this Picturesque Cali
f,Ornia' really be the wonderful work
edited by John Muir, about which news
papers all over the land have spoken so
highly?"
Yes, reader, it is the "PICTUREsoUE
CALIFORNIA" There is only one great
work Of that name, work which is
grand monument to the Natural beauties Of
the Pacific slope. and this work THE CALL
is Offering its readers in numbers, each
number being obtalnable for one coupon
and one dime.
In addition to words of praise spoken by
the public THE CALL has received letters
of congratulatioD. One of these shows
what beautiful gift can be made of pic
turesgue California" 1t reads:
OAKLAND, Dec. 81, 1893.
Business Manager "The carr: Please enter
my name for the picturesque California: also
please mall one copy each they come ont to
John Deane ESQ. care of q. Il. Oliyant & Co.
Manchester. England.
This is a grand premium, rejecting great
credit on THE CALLS enterprise as well as
THE CALLS patriotism in making our States
wonders more widely known. Very truly,
A. Ii. BREED.
Accompanying tbs above was a coupon
made out in the name of Mr.. Deane. Of
course he will receive the numbers of the
wonderful work, and also THE CALL.
From the pages of the former he will learn
the great resources of the State and have
Its beauties revealed to bis gaze. From
the pages of the latter he will learn of the
daily life of the inhabitants. What more
fitting gift could be offered? 1t is happy
time. this Midwlnte Fair season, for the
issuance of Picturesque California" and
thousands of copies will be sent within
the next lew weeks to friends in the East
and abroad, and accompanying them will
be copies OF THE CALL.
There is no use mentioning figures at
present. for II is simply impossible to tell
how many orders for Picturesque Cali
1ornla" have been received, OF to tell with
any exactness how many have been dis
posed of. Those who visited the offices
know how great the demand was, and saw
the steady stream Of people that filed
through the doors. The story of figures
will be published in few days, and it will
cause many eyes to open.
Subscribers who have aent in orders by
mail must have a little patience. The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
Sued as a Stocktolder.

Harry r. White has fled sub IN the Superior
Court 10 recover from Michel kraker his pro
rata share OF several items of Indebtedness
against the Acme Filter Company.
The plaintiff sues the assignee of the fol-
lowing concerns: The Grams Company, Edward
&. Denuistou. Holbrook, Merrill 81 Stetson,
John Lee Company, Nv w. Montague & Co.,
The Daily Report Company. The defendant
Kraker is represented as being the largest
stakeholder in the Acne Filter Company, hold
ing 5000 shares out of the $3.50 shares forming
the capital stock. The various claims against
the company are but small. and Mr. Kraker's
pro ratio Indebtedness placed at 1859 81,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
Removed to the HospitaI.

Mrs. Caroline Foster, the young woman VINO
was shot by John Rudiniski at 51s Grant ave-
nue. about TWO weeks ago, has so far recovered
as TO be able TO be removed from the Receiving
Hospital TO the CITY ana County Hospital. AS
the bullet Is located in vital spot Dr. Somers
does not hope for q permanent recovery
Emil Klaus. who had his skull laid open on
Beale place on Christmas morning, WAS also re-
moved TO the City and County Hospital yester-
day. The manner in which he is improving as.
tonisbes the doctors.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
PRIESTS AROUSED.
Indignation Over the Recent Church
RObberieS.

The priests OF this city are very indignant
over the recent robberies OF so many churches
Father Grey OF st. Patrick's Parish has or
dered the doors OF his church closed during the
day. except at certain hours.
Other cletgymen thought Of following Father
Grey's example, but on delberatiOn some nave
decided 10 take another course, while others
are yet uncertain what TO DO.
.Guards have been placed at mosr of the
churches, while others viii have additional
watchers this week.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31

The property was situated on Mission street,
ana the trouble arose at the time OF the WideI-
ing OF that street, when certain strips of land
were condemned and an assessment levied of
Inc property holders for the purpose of meetipe
! ne EXPENSES. MletSch defaulted and his lots
were in consequence sold To William KrelipC
who thereafter assigned 10 the defendant
Amelia BerHhOut. Netsch brought suit TO OBJ!
lain decree restraining the execution and de-
livery of the property. The SUPERIOR Court
found that the Superintendent of STREETS was nj
the right and The Supreme Court upheld the
decision and confirmed the sale
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
Persevering.
WASHINGTON Sta

"M1ssus," said very small boy, s'kin
shovel of your snow?"
Why. the SHOWS all Oft my walk
II don't mean now'
But I've promised another boy to let him do
the work the next time 1t snows.''
II don't mean then either. Every place I'yn
been II was just the same way. You have "a
get yer application in early If you want work
these hard times. What want 10 knOw,is, can
L shovel OH next winters snow for ye?''
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
Johnny Was Feeling Better.
Chicago Iater-ocean.

Chicago Ilter-UceaD-
Doctor-Well. Johnny. don't you feel
better since gave you the medicine?
1ohnny-Yes; forgot all about being
sick.
Doetor-That's what | thought, and il
wasn't hard TO take, was il?
JOHNNY guess so, for it took two o.
us boys to hold Fido when we gave it +
him.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
An Extension Asked.

The Metropolitan Electric Railroad Company
Yesterday petitioned the Board OF Supervisors
LOT one years extension OF time in order to COM
pete the line 10 ali points south and west OF the
intersection OF Seventh avenue and 1 street.
flnancial stringency Is alleged as the cause OF
delay IN the completion OF the road.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
The True Life.

David Lesser Leznsky will give a read
ing of his poem. THE True Life" at 80
p. NJ, on Wednesday, in the parlors of
Golden Gate Hall, 625 Suffer street. There
will be no charge. On the succeeding
evening, at the same place, he will deliver
the message Of the poem, when an admis-
sion Of 80 cents will be charged.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
Mortuary Report.

There were los deaths reported for the week
at the Health Office. against 1913 for the CORE
spending period last year. The chief causeslof
oeath were as follows: Apoplexy 2. brain dis
ease z, proncnltls 2, heart disease 8, inaDitoD
rs - =
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
New Years Eve at the Park.

The following attractive programme has been
prepared tor to-day's open-air concert ar
Golden Gate Park:
March. ''Le Phoceen" .................... Kakosky
Overture, Jeanne Maillotte" (frst IimeD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Reynaud
Moroccan. "Jeunesse glamour" FIRST time) =.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Victor Delacour
Polka, 1.-THE Two Gossips". Labit
Fantasia (introduciDgithe Ride of the Wal
kures' .......-.-...........N Wagner
"0uverture de Concert. Massenet
Fantasia on Christmas song. Kappey
Selection. I'll Trovatore' (No. Verdi
"Aubade Printaniere" ....................La eombe
GaIop. The Alarm ...................... omzak
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
Sent Across the Bay.

Superior Judge Belcher sentenced Dan
lei Ball yesterday to serve one year in San
Quentin for an assault with a deadly
weapon.
John Gallander and William Lyman
were sentenced TO four years imprison-
ment each for grand larceny.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
Forfeited His Lots.

The Supreme Court has affirmed the iudg-
ment of the lower court in the case OF E.
Mietsch against Amelia Berkhout and ex-
superintendent of Streets Gilleran.
This was an actpn 10 restrain Gilleran from
levying execution vpon some lots belonging to
the plaintiff under delinquent assessment
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31

over his sister Margaret retired to her room
and In moving bureau turned the key of a gas
fixture and unaware of the fact that the gas
was escaping from the jet she retired 10 bed and
was found dead yesterday morning. She was
a native of Ireland. 80 years OF age.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
Fatal Buggy Accident.

NJ. courier, S1S1a Geary street, who was
thrown from buggy at the corner OF O,FarreIl
aud Stockton streets on Friday morning. frac-
turing ms skull, died al the Receiving Hospital
ABOUT O'Clock yesterday morning He was
ABOUT lorty-nve years OF age, and had no family.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
The States Share.

Treasurer Widber sent S934,266 40 10 Sacra-
mento Yesterday as the States portion of the
city taxes. The amount due the State for the
fiscal year was 81 1888. 49S 0S, but the city's
pro rata for school purposes being $40 231 g.
only the amount named was sent In order to
save return eXpressage.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
Van Emau,s Embezzlement.

W. w, Van Eman, manager of the Savage
Commercial Company, charged with embez-
Zling about $4,000 from The company, appeared
before Judge Joachimsen YESTERDAY and Inc
preliminary examination was set for Wednes-
day next
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
De La Montanya Sued.

Teresa onpefvllle brought suit yesterday
against James de la Montapya and his wife
Jane TO recover $3.50 damages for the reien.
lion OF one trunk aud box, which the plaintiff
Claims are unlawfully de tanned in defendants
house.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
She Was Smothered.

There was New Years party AT the house of
Nj. j. Dolan, District Engineer of the Fire De-
partment. on Friday evening and when IL was
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31

We never carry dead stock from Our
styles always stock We keep
by of these
PRICES GIVEN BELOW generous
tons which have been all the
sale surplus Spring goods
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31

ELDER DOWN COMFORTS. heavy
Saline covers beautifully patterned az SA
fancy stitching. Regular IS goods; ID II .OV
clearance = te price. .-.,'.'.'' Each
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
The Comforts.

EIDER-pOwN COMFORTS Saline
covered, full size, actual value q. = H0
81 90, sale price. .,..4.~,.. I'd NV
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-18
EUROPEAN MONASTiCISM.



10 the student OF ecclesiasticai his
tory the niue island OF st. lionorat Is
one OF thc most impressive spots IN
Europe says uhc lhlhker' Almost IN
VISlplc on lhc map IL ~ one uilhe oc-
cuple" most conspicuous position IN
the eyes OF the world as one OF ITS
great historlcai sights rs center OF
ihteliecIuai ana mora influence 10 mad,
as Moh'aiempert lrl'ly says, greater
eiAc'V upon O'' pro- russ oi h"lh"ill'y
'nd, any i'"i',uS ISic 81 .'e ''recl''il
archipeiago' IL may wen oe called
'ne IONA o' 'nc So"t''' - relii'rN-
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tehaohi curing los DARKEST ages.
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