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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-25
LATEST sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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MONDAY. April "a.
Bark Alden Besse, FrIis, 10 days from kahuIui;
sugar. etc, to J ID SprecGeIs a. Eros.
Schr COquele, Pearson. DAYS from Coqulle
RIvtr: $50 NJ II lumber. to Simpson Lumber Co.
Sehr Sequoia, Larsen, IL days firm Port Hadloek:
465 NJ II lumber, to w Adams.
Schr John North. Carlson, IL days from MANU-
kona: sugar, etc to Williams Dimond Co.
Schr Jenny Griffin, Campbell, hours from Bo-
dega; so bxs butter, to Ross K Hewlett.
Domestic Ports.
ASToRIA-Arrived Apr 24-SImr Oregon, hence
Apr %.
Francisco.
IvERsENs LANDING-Arrived Apr 24-schr
Reliance hence Apr 10.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrived Apr 24-Stmrs Clrcassian
and State OF California, from Glasgow.
GLASGOW-ArTiyed Apr 24-Stmr State OF Ne
brasSa, from Jew York.
soUrHAMProN-Arrive APT 21-stmr Berlin
and Saale. from New York.
LONDON-Sighted Apr 2i-Stmrs Vandam and
America from New YORK; stmr Pennsylvania firm
Antwerp; stmr Darmstadt. from Baltimore.
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water company is to be visited and an
attempt made to secure the water privileges.
The report of the sewer commissioners
made 20 the Supervisors, that sewer sys-
tenn cannot be provided for the district
until the official grades are established be-
tween Cortland and Crescent avenues. and
from Andover street to the San Bruno road,
was discussed.
1t was decided to petition the Supervisors
to establish the grades between these points
SD that the needed sewers can be con-
etrnpted
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BILLS SCALED DOWN.
Locksmiths May Figure Closer on City
Hall Contracts Hereafter.

Locksmiths May Figure Closer on City
Hall Contracts Hereafter.
II there is any locksmith work to be done
at the new City Hall in the near future
those who contract for the job will be care
full to avoid fancy figures.
Locksmith j. j. Cass claimed S432 for
work on the locks, including a number
of lightning" changes that would have
delighted a travelling Snowman, but did
not impress the Supervisors with the
idea of necessity A cut of % per cent was
decided upon, Mr.. Cass protesting yehe-
mently.
A. j. Bien was another victim One bill
was cut down nnc-half and another ignored.
Browning q Bruener's bill was also SUBJ
jected 10 a 50-per cent reduction.
James H. Stevens. clerk of Police Court
l, had written, denying knowledge of
acceptance of straw bonds in the case of
Clinton r. Smith and demanding an iuvesti-
CATION. The latter was fixed for o'clock
to-day.
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rlore New Cars.

A number of combnation-open and
closed-cable-cars have been built, and
were seen yesterday on the Valercia-street
branch of the Market-street cable railway
system.
The cars are similar In size and shape to
those built recently for the Geary- street
line. The seats are arranged across instead
Of lepgthwlse on the Inside. while those Of
the dummy are the bnme as on the other
MISUNDERSTANDING
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butcher discovered that there was decided
decrease in his profits. which continued TO
grow smaller during Whitman's clerkship.
Then he discovered that his collector had
appropriated a suit of clothes belonging TO
neighbOr and began an Investigation. AS
by Policeman Dowd and charged with en-
beZzemeBt.
Whitman explains the accusation by stat
ing that he was about TO be married to a
respectable young lady living In the neigh
carry out his project. and concluded 10 Sc
cure the necessary funds BY borrowing from
his employer.
The amount of Whitman's misappropria-
ton is not supposed to exceed 500.
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Whitman,s Method.

Max Whitman. a collector. was arrested
last night, charged with embeMlement.
Whitman has for several months past
been In the employ of Charles E. Katz, a
butcher, at Scott and Turk streets. Kaiz
was much pleased with bis clerk and fire.
quentIy permitted him to collect his bills
and enter the amount OF his collections on
the books,
It vas not long before the trusting
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THE WATER QUESTION.
Hearing of the Application for Writs
Goes Over.

The application of both r. U. Collins and
Julius Jacobs for writs Of mandamus to
compel the Board of Supervisors to take
action upon Mayor Ellert's veto of the
water ordinance came up on hearing yester-
day morning before Judge CARRIER.
a demurrer which was recently inter-
posed TO the appllca ton of Collins was over
ruled and the hearing postponed until next
Friday.
City and County Attorney Cresswell, on
behalf of the Board of Supervisors, then
asked the court that the Jacobs application
likewise go over to Friday. as he had not
had sufficient time to prepare his defense.
He minated rather plainly that he and the
hoard were not exactly one on the question
to be pursued.
r d. Mitchell. Jacobs attor ney. raised
no objection to the continuance until next
Friday, so the court set the further hearing
of both cases for that day.
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EBNER-COONEY-In this city, Aprn II. 1898.
by the Rev. Father Mutligan, Gustave Wendell
Elmer and Mary +. Cooney.
BALDWIN-VOSS-In Honolulu, April II, 1898,
Benjamin d. Baldwin and Louisa Theresa Voss.
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University OF Paris. and
a scientist of consider
able reputation. NJ.
Antoine Leandri, his
private secretary. Lieu
tenant de Plerrefen, an
ex-Of1icer of the French
navy. Nj. d. Bounaud, a
French journalist who
is connected with two
Partisan newspapers,
L'Evenement and La
France, NJ. de Virgiie
and NJ. Clement. The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-25
They Know II All.

Young Collegian-It only people knew
as much as they think they know
Vassar Graduate (wickedly)-Why, then
the undergraduates would be delivering
lectures to the professors. Vogue.
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Flood Still Unconcerned.

Ex-Cashier Flood of the Donohoe- Kelly
Bank is quietly living at home, not concern
ing himself IN the least with the troubles
that surround him. He is quietly awaiting
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Health Is wealth.

"All the health enjoy, and even my life, I may
say, is in consequence OF Simmons Liver Regu-
lator. would not take 100000 for my in
terest in that medicine.
NV, H. WILSON. weIborn, Fla
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Mrs. Sutro,s Condition.

Mrs. Adolph Sutro is still seriously III at
her residence at Hayes and Fillmore streets
Her condition continues to improve
slowly, but the change is scarcely per-
eeptiDle.
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AN HISTORIC NAME.
Prince Roland Napoleon
Bonaparte.
HIS ARRIVAL IN THIS CITY.
A Granddaughter of the Great Emperor
Visits the United States
With His Suite.
HIS ARRIVAL IN THIS CITY.

Prince Roland Napoleon Bonaparte. a
granddaughter of Napoleon the Great, ar
rived in San Francisco yesterday morning.
He is accompanied by his suite, which
comprises DR.. Copinard, professor of the
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BORN.

BORN.
ERICKSON-In this cItv, April "a. 1893, to the
wife OF Captain Frank Erickson. a son.
wOoLFORD In TIA city April 10, 1893, TO the
wife OF +. NJ. Woolford. 500.
ALEXANDRIA, this city, April %, 1888, TO the
wife OF James Alexander son.
KELLY-In this CITY, April "a, 1893, to the wife OF
John w. Kelly son.
LEvY-In this city, April %. 1893 to the wife of
i. Levy,
BoNE-In this city. April %. 1898. to the wife of
John G. Bone,
soUTHER-In THIS city, April 10. 1913. to the wife
OF Charles II. SOuther daughter
HEwITT-Ii Tucson. Ariz April 49, 1898 to the
vile OF Jnhn HnNYLtf 4
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BIRTHS IARRIAGES-DEATHS.

BIRTH marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
10 have the same published.l
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

North waIEed in, ms n nIutvet ~.
course. That was recognized part OF
his programme. lie was conducted
through dim, elegantly appointed
hall, and ushcred into II still more dim,
elegantly appointed drawing-room, and
there left 10 the tender mcrcics Of the
darkness and the furniture with the
cheering information that Mrs. May
nard was expecting him and would he
down soon.
"Confoundcdly dark place" grum-
bled North, as he CROPPED his way to the
nearest chair III daylight Is too cN-
pensive n luxury here, why don't they
light the gas? I've great mind 20
suggest IL 10 my friend, Mrs. Maynard,
only I'm afraid she might not receive the
suggestion In the same kindly spirit in
which II was offered. Oh, I don't ex.
actly enjoy this, after ALI II
looks like carrying the thing too far. !
believe I'll conduct myself with GER
tain degree Of cccentricity, ~ that in
case Of detection IN plead emotional
insanity ms my excuse. singular Freak
OF an Insane Man. Harmless NnRa-
RIGS of Lunatic.' That's the way the
reporters would write up the affair.
IIei2h-hol here she comcs."
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
To the Worlds Pair.

Save time and avoid the crowd in the
city by buying tickets over the Great
Rock Island Route" and stop off at
Englewood near the Worlds Fair gate.
Electric line from the Rock Island
depot direct to the gate. Time, ten
minutes. Fare, FIVE cents. You can
check your baggage to Englewood and
avoid trouble and save expense as En-
Jlewood is in the great suburban hotel
district near the Fair, and you can
have your baggage sent at once to your
quarters.
Remember, the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific is the Worlds Fair line for
reasons given above.
JoIN SEBASTIAN,
Gen'l Ticket and Pass. Agent.
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Did you call the gentleman IN NO.
~? lie wants his breakfast at seven
o'clock" Bell Boy-"No, he don't"
Did he say sop Bell Boy mo; he
blew out the gas last night. Inter
Ocean.
what will you have, STRIP said
heat" replied the English visitor 10
the restaurant. "Suppose you try u
hat-iron," said the p W., who thought
she was being guyed.-Hoston Bulletin,
Dude "Wha-at! You don't re-
membah me! Why, was introduced
TO you not two houahs ago" Miss Cut
ter-"Don't You know, Mr.. Dudlet,
there are some people in the world one
has TO meet every few minutes in order
10 keep up an acquaintanceP'-Kate
Fields Washington.
Wanted n Real Helm as
tonished that she should have Tilted
Fairman and taken up with Krcesus.
She always maintained that Fairman
was an ideal man" She-"Ecs, but
she was fairly aware that none but a
real man could furnish her with an es'
adjustment" - Wasp.
First eporter-"We've got the
scoop ON you in that robbery in the
street-car, We were the only paper
that published the name of the pick
pocket, his arrest and the recovery Of
the money" Second Ditto-"Yes, but
we were the only paper that gave the
number of the car" 90 Boston Tran
script.
A plady who saw that her maiC
seemed 10 take certain interest II
the objects of art in her boudoir sale
10 her; (Which one Of these figures d,
you like best, Mary?' This one
mum" said Mary; pointing to the arm
less Venus of Milo, "And why do yol
like the Venus best?" "Shure it's tn,
aisiest 10 doost, NUM-" ans wered tn
Girl.
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so delighted to see you! No, the library,
dear; this way, please
And Mrs. Maynard had vanished,
leaving North standing ut the drawing
room door with the letter that she had
givcn lin still in his hand. lie was
looking Mt II with almost rs much dis
may IA II II had been u package Of dyna-
mite. Finally in a mechanical way, AS
II he were acting more from the pressure
Of circumstances than from any clear
purpose in his own mind, he put the
envelope into his pocket and made his
escape somewhat preeipitately from the
| house.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

Little Johnny-You're worltin' for a
prize this term, amt you9
bright Boy-Hes, and think I'll get
It.
"If you do, I'll give you fifty cents
for It,"
"What for?"
Pop said he'd give me a dollar il |
brought home a prize, and III give you
half. Good News
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Worlds Fair Building.

The Woman's Building, just south
# the 59th st. entrance. Dimensions
200 by 400 feet. Cost $4,000 Every
lady should visit 1t. Don't forget that
the Union Pacific offers the best SER
vice and rates as cheap as any line to
Chicago. No change of cars enroute
via Kansas City and the Chicago &
Alton II. II.
For additional information call on
the Union Pacific agent, Mr.. b. M.
Fulton, Abilene, Kas. AZ Jy20t&c
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CHAPTER III.

a
80, ,,,,o ,,,.. o,,, ~ r,,so,, dtsgpisedi
mi say as they say,-aud pcrseyere so.
And In this mist at oil adventures goi
COMEDY OF errors
Inc soit rust'e vi s'hen E"r",sn'S
announced the hpproach OF Mrs' may
nara u drew nearer anu WIN no,se
less step the Isdy heTseii swept in'o ''i"
drawing-room
North, whose eyes had by this time
become accustomed TO the dim twilight,
rose Mt once with formal bow. To ms
surprise he found that his nerves were
little unsteady, his pulses beating u
little more rapidly than usual. Could
Il be that he was cxcitedP The critical
moment had come. lie knew that
within the next few seconds his dccis-
ion must he made. II he were In retreat
from the reckless course that he had
mcditatcd. II must be In the very mo.
mcnt Of greeting Mrs. Maynard; but,
granting that he made this choice,
what acceptable excuse could he offer
for reading n note which he was morally
certain was not intended for his pc.
rusal, and accepting an invitation which
Il was equally certain had never been
extended 10 him?
This question which, strange TO say,
occurred to him now quite for the first
time, produced most parnly2ing effect
upon him, and for the moment deprived
him Of the power Of speech or action.
II might almost be argued In his de
Tense that he was not responsible for
what Immediately followed, for rs he
stood there In this state Of fascinated
indecision Mrs. Maynard uncousriously
turned the wavcring scale, In which
nicely balanced, his liue Of action lay,
by uttcring his name III tones OF wei
come and holding out her hand to him
cordially. II was small white hand
with a solitaire ring sparkling ON one
iingcr-hc noticed that IN a vague spr'
of way-and II rested IN his hand az
lightly rs snowflake.
North realized then that In his mo
mcnt OF hesitation lac was lost; he
therefore gave himself up To an interest
ing study OF Mrs. Maynard ana pane
strickcn wonder how best to adapt hii
manner and conversation To the pecul
lar situation In which he had PLACED
himself.
The first consideration was easily dls
posed Of. Accustomed TO arriving swift
ly at conclusions, he summed up Mrs
Maynard In one rapid glance age uh
certain, something between twenty-hV'
and thirty; height little above In
mediumi figure graceful ana willowy
hair pale golden eXquisiteiy hne am
wavy; eyes large, dark and brilliant
features regular and delieately color
less; manner vivacious and slightly IN
POROUS. A little spoiled and willfu
perhaps, but only delightfully."- 80
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Worlds Fair Buildings.

The Horticultural Building, height
~ dome 1872 feet. Cost OF building
$500 900. The Union Pacific offers
rates as cheap a. the cheapest and I'M
excelled accommodations to Chicago
via Kansas City and the Chicago h
Alton II. X. No change OF cars
enroute. See NJ. Is, Fulton, agent
U. p. System Abilene, Kas., for de-
tailed information. AZ Jy20d&c.
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st. Louis Is in It,

Exceedingly cheap rates to st. Louis
are now in effect. The Union Pacific
and Missouri Pacific are running
daily Pullman palace sleeper from Salt
Lake City, Cheyenne and Denver to
st. Louis without change. Pullman
dining cars Denver to Kansas City.
See NJ. b. Fulton, agent U. z. system,
Abilene, Kansas. Sept. 30t&c
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Curriers' European Hotel, Chicago,
formerly the st. Charlesl has $50 new
ly fitted rooms. Central location. No
advance during the Fair. 1t will pay
to engage in advance. $l.00 per day.
CURRIE & JUDD, Proprietors, is and
II S. Clark St., St., Chicago.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

Parties intending to attend the
Worlds Fair at Chicago should bear in
mind that they can take the Rock
Island and avoid change OF cars at
Kansas City. We can place you within
ten blocks of the main entrance OF the
Fair grounds. An electric railway line
runs direct from the station to the
grounds,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

Brutus-oh that "A man might know
The end NJ this days business ere N
come,
hut Il suiiiceth that the day will end,
Ind then the end Is known.


md then the end Is known.
Julius CRsar
Absorbed In his mental review OF this
call on Mrs, Maynard, Allan North, in
stead ot rctracing his steps over the
rout. ty which he had come, turned
uimlessly into an mtcrsecting business
street; and by the time he awakened TO
this fuc' he was long distance from
Dclaplaine street or any other locality
with which he was in the slightest de-
gree familiar.
'Wcll. where am I?' he asked him
self, rs he paused irrcsolutely ON % cor
ncr and looked about him in every di-
rcction 81 have not the slightest idea
how | en- 10 find my hotel. | never
was moro completely lost In my life. II
was very stupid in INC 10 wander away
from Dslaplaine street; but II my cen.
fused recollection OF tho past few mo'
mcnts Is ut all correct, have been turn
ing corners with a rra',less persistoncy
that dcprivcs me Of all hope of ever
tindiug my way back 10 that aristocrat-
ic thoronghfarc. As cannot stand
here ali night, really SEQ no alterna-
| tive hut - keep moving"
lie started ON slowly, and his mind
wandered back 20 his interrupted train
| of meditatious.
"She quite interests me-" he unused,
perhaps for the Hfticth time, while his
hruws contracted with puzzled frown,
"NlRynarl-Alrs Maynard; why is /,
that the name seems 80 familiar 10 mel
Il has been half Suggesting something
/ 4 "a
pears that she has become entangled in
lawsuit ! wonder what Il nature OF
~ difiieultIk> II. Furthermore appears
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Hotel Dunlap.

Pressed brick, brown stone structure; To-
Gated ON the corner OF sixty.third str. ct ana
MADISON avenue, Ohicago. Three mtnuter'
wax from three entrances to the Worlds
Fair grounds, Baths. electric bells, ny.
drnulIc elevators. Nates OIL 90 per day each
person, two in a room. For rooms write 20
@. H. CLARKE, Manager.
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The Rick Island will sell Won a
round trip ticket 10 Denver, Colorado
Springs or Pueblo for $50 good t.
return 80 days from date OF sale
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Six Per Cent.

have funds to loan at above rate.
One note and one mortgage ard small
cash commission. Privilege of paying
any amount at any time. Interest and
principal payable in Abilene. Call aud
"a ma HILAND SOU TIIwORTH.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

slowly turned himself around until he
was facing North. "Dennis o'Reilly9"
he repeated in the strongly disparaging
tone by which people frequently at
tempt to justify the Ignorance that
they are compelled 10 confess. Never
heard OF him beforel"
no De CoNTINUED.,
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A MINNEAPOLIS MIRACLE.
THE REMARKABLE CURE OF ] B
WHITE OF THIS CITY.

A Cripple for Two Years, Pronounced
Incurable by Physicians and Given
up by HIS Friends to Die-Row He
Obtained Relief and Became a Well
Man His Daughters Marvellous
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-02


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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-02

This Atlas with the Weekly Free Press year for
$500 Sent from the publishers direct to subscribers
and all charges prepaid.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-02

The hlucjay is = practical joker It !.
ms habit to conceal himself in n =, Ass, g.
leaves near the spot where small Is Al,
accustomed To gather. and when they ai,
enjoying Themselves in their own lashio.
Will suddenly brighten them almost I,
death by screaming out like hawk. g.
course they scatter in every direction. ana
when they 10 so the mischievous ra,ca
gives vent ~ q cackle that sounds yer,
much w." ' h-NauEan Blada.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-02

Taking his cue, left the room with
out word and walked out of the build
ing. knew enough of his methods to
be certain that he would not lose sight
of me, and as | turned into Houston
street toward Broadway l looked back
ont of the corner Of my eye and saw
Davis. whom knew rs one of the best
detectives on the force, following me.
IL am to be shadowed, then" said to
myself, but | was very tired and hungry,
SO stopped and ate supper IN Broad
to my room in Washington square. As
| fell asleep thought grimly Of the de-
tective, who knew would be on watch
outside until he was relieved.
DI-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-02

Mr. Thrifty Doctor don't think much
bf that cough medicine of yours.
Or Curcm-l am very sorry 20 hear that.
What il the reasonl
Thrifty-W Why, there is so much of II
dead waste
Curem-Dead waste?
thrifty cs, hadn't taken more than
a quarter Of the bottle when my cough had
cntncly disappeared, ANA there is the other
three-Quartcrs just thrown away.-Ex
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