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The morning call., 1893-06-12
Personal MENTION.

Miss Lena Schell, whose portrait appears on
this page. Will leave soon TO pass the season at
various summer resorts. Miss Schell is very
popular in society circles and has a legion of
friends. She Is a handsome demi-brunelte hay
ing nut brown halr, laughing eyes and graceful
carriage. She is fond of swimming and riding
and is an accomplished driver having her own
pbaeton, which is frequently seen on the park
roads.
Mrs. W. F. McNutt, the Misses Mamie and
Ruth McNutt and Fletcher McNutt will leave
Tomorrow TO pass the season at the Sea Beach
Hotel in Santa Cruz.
Mrs. William AlvOrd and Miss Ethel Keeney
are enjoying visit at Castle Crag.
Mrs. Gordon Blandng ana Miss Lena Bland
ing Will soon leave 10 pass the season ar the
Hotel Rafael.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fries are occupying
one Of the Hotel Rafael cottages.
Mrs. j. c. Flood and Miss Flood are passing
the season AT heir villa in MEMO Park.
Mrs. 5. q. Murphy and the Misses Murphy
are expected 10 return from Europe on June 20
Mr.. Murphy will 90 East In a few days TO meet
his family on their arrival.
Mrs. q. V. Walker and Miss Helen Walker
Will be at the Hotel Rafael during the early
part OF July.
mr. ana Mrs. d. NJ. DeImas. MIR. and Mrs.
William S. Barnes and the Misses Delmas VIII
leave for Santa Cruz to-day to pass month at
the Sea Beach Hotel.
Miss Alice Ziska is at Santa Cruz for the sea.
Hon. Paul Neumann of Honolulu, who was
The guest OF bis nephew, Dr. l.. NeumanD at
his residence, S22 Suffer street. has gone TO
Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry P. Eyre are in Chicago.
Mrs. E. w. Townsend and Miss Lake will
| leave soon TO visit the Columbian EXpositton
Mrs. John =. Jones. who recently returned
! from protracted trip abroad will leave to-day
! for her villa at Santa Monica. Mrs George i
Bueknall and Mrs. William Harvey Jardlne
/ VIII accompany her.
Mr.; and Mrs. a, W. SchOe and family are ar
! ths Hotel del Monte for the season.
Franklin 10
| at Cliff Haven In SausalitO
Miss Morrison and Miss Winnie Morrison of
san Jose, VIII pass the month of August ~
Lake IanOe and contemplate an extended east
ern trip IN the fall. N'''
MI and Mrs. Emil Kehrlein and family ara
viewing the Columbian Exposition
Mr.. ana Mrs. L. s. B. SAWYER aud Tudoe w
b. Gilbert returned TO the city early in tho
week after a delightful visit TO Miss Norrisnn
at her home in San jose " 'i'o"
MIS-. Ryland b Wallace and her son ara in
Chicago en- route TO New YORK, where she vii
be joined In a couple of weeks by Miss Pon, ~
Wallace, and on June 81 he party viii sail for
Europe. W ''i
Mrs Ph9De Hearst, who has been in w,sh
ingon, ID. C.. for several months, is en- route IN
this city. W
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hecht and the Mtssao
The morning call., 1893-06-12
HE LIKES SAMOA.
Authentic News From r.
L. Stevenson.
Captain Morse Says the Famous
Novelist Is Enjoying His Home
in the South Seas.

During the past few months Robert
Louis Stevenson. the novelist, has been re-
ported as being in England, the United
States. in Australia and in Samoa. lie
has been dying of consumption. according
to report, and has even been pronounced
dead by the English press.
Captain Morse of the steamship Ala
media, VINO arrived here on Friday from
Australia, spent several hours with
Stevenson at Apia, Samoa, two weeks ago,
and reports the novelist as enjoying good
health and not DESTROYS of visiting either
England or the United States.
stevenson Is boon companion of mine
every time We anchor In Apia harbor,'
said Captain Morse to CALL reporter
last night, upon this last trip 1 enjoyed
several hours with him, and found him
feeling unusually we'll and perfectly con-
tented with his island home. He has
built his home half mile up the n untain
side on plateau covered with cocOanut
trees. From his doorstep he looks down
at an angle of 45 degrees on the harbor of
Apia. To his left the mountains rise 800
feet, and the scenery round about is as
picturesque as that of Switzerland.
Stevenson is possessed of great vitality,
and while 1t is true he is sufferer from
lung troubles. he is now looking unusually
well, in fact. is looking better than at any
time since lie went to Samoa to reside. OF
course he is very slender and delicate to
look at. In fact he always was, but pre-
diet that he Will live many years yet, and
Is quite capable of entertaining the world
with his magic pen for long time to come.
The present political trouble in Samoa is
interfering somewhat with his literary
work. as he takes decided interest in the
public affairs of the island. Naturally
enough. his sympathles are with England
In the present controversy. SDaa king n {
these political troubles, Mr.. Stevenson
said to me: Morse, it is not policy for me
to express myself as feel upon this sub
ject. Rather than say too much, it is better
that l say nothing
Captain Morse says that Stevenson 5
aged mother, who cams out from Scotland
to make her home with him. is ENJOYING
excellent health, as is also the wife of the
novelist and the other members of the
household
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BETROTHALS.


a prominent engagement to announce Is that
oi MIS-. Eva Towne Shaw. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. y. TOwne. 10 Clinton L. Wordep, the
@elEknown manufacturing pharmacist of this
city. Mrs. Shaw is III New York CITY at pres
eut with her mother and will return here late
this month. Mr.. Worden is a member of the
Pacidc-Union Club and the Country Climb.
Another engagement that is interesting so.
clety people is that OF Miss Irene Masten, the
pretty aud accomplished daughter of N. K
MaSten, 10 Philip X. Gordon, son of Colonel d.
q. Gordon, Sixth Cavalry, U. s. a. Mr.. Cor
don is the ticket agent of the Canadian Pacific
Railway in THIS city.
Miss Laura Blanche Huff and Bush Finnell
Will be united in marriage next wednesday
evening at the residence of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs Socrates Huff, in San Leandro.
The wedding Of Miss Grace WalliDg Hauzel
daughter OF Colonel and Mrs. j. Wesley Hart
zell, and Francis Pratt Brtton, Will take place
next Wednesday evening in 81. Johns Episco-
pal Church.
Harry Melvin of Oakland and Miss Louise
Morse will be married next Wednesday at the
residence of he brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
>. Il. Morse in Portland, Or.
Demas Z. Babn and Miss Marie Craig
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Craig,
Will be married next Wednesday evening al
the ChuTch Of N0tre Dame Ges VICTORIES.
Ihe wedding OF Miss Mabel Statler, daughter
oi:-Mrs. SJatler of san Jose, and Frank W.
kosIer of thus city, VIII take place tomorrow
noon al 81. Mary'S Church ia san Jose.
e.. Ihe Gunouuc ment that appeared In last
Mondays Issue Of the engagement of Miss Mi
nerya coke of Oakland 10 Edwin I. Mullen OF
lie firm. OF the hrm of Wllmerding & CO., was
inserted through the medium of a forged au-
Tho lZaJion and has no foundation IN fact. Al
though we exercise great care in the publica-
ZION VI affairs OF this kind, errors VIII occur Oc-
clsonaly, but, if We can find the perpetrators,
due punishment VIII be melted TO them.
J he betrOthal Is announced of Miss Emma l..
Ross, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. q. Ross, 10 Jo-
seph 4. Reichling.
Miss Eleanor L. Earle, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs ). A. Earle, viii be married 10 Robert
Bonner OF Berkeley on Monday, June 49, at
the residence OF her parents, Ala Steiner street.
The wedding OF Miss Emma j. Kelly daugn-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly of this city,
and George w. Motitt OF East Oakland will
take place next Wednesday evening at ST.
Mary'S { thedral.
The wedding of Robert W. McChesney and
Miss Abbie L. Hunt, who has for several years
been teacher IN The Webster School, Will Ia, e
place on Thursday at the residence OF the
brides mother, Mrs. A. L. Simpson, 226 Page
street.
The announcement of the engagement Of
Thomas Wlthsrs and Mrs Nellie Hooker has
Just been made. The marriage Will take place
al Grace Episcopal church on Wednesday
evening next. The handsome young groom is
an Engtlshman. nephew Of the late General
Nlhers OF her Majesty's service, and whose
family Is Wel-knOWn in the Colonies. Tie
engagement Is the result of his recent So
Journ at the Palace Hotel, during which he be-
came well known in society circles aud met the
lady who IS soon 10 become his wife.
The morning call., 1893-06-12
CALL, FRANCISCO, MONDAY, 12,

absence of two months. when they visited all OF
The points OF interest on the line OF the Cana
dian Pacific Railway and the Columbian EXPO
silion and New York. The trip was most ell.
joyable Que.
Miss Alice P. Baston has gone to San Jose,
where she will pass the summer.
Miss Kate Gould Is at the Clifton House,
Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs j. P. Culver of Los Angeles are
at the Hotel Devon, Cape May. where they will
pass the summer.
Otto SchanZ arrived in Bremen last Saturday.
Mrs. F. ~. Baumgarten and her son are at
the II ote del Coronado.
j. Il. Robertson arrived in Glasgow last Fri
day.
NJ. Brandenstein and Miss Brandenstein have
been passing week at Coronado Beach.
Among he recent arrivals at he White Sui
phur Springs, from San Francisco, are Mrs NJ
de Forest. II. f. Michaels. A. w. Wilson and
family, Mrs. A. Drucker, DR.. l.. Neumann, Mr..
and Mrs. VI. A. Dorm, Mrs. Sugar. J. F. Knapp,
f. W. Ray and Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. C. Hasson
and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter E. Dean and Walter
Leonard Dean returned last Saturday from a
two weeks visit To their ranch, and Will leave
Tor Alaska next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Richards. of 1903 Point
Lobos avenue, will leave next Thursday on a
six weeks visit 10 Chicago and the Eastern
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Ames have left for a
brief visit 10 Seattle and the principal cities
and points of interest in the Northwest. On
their return they will visit Castle Crag for a
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bulger and Miss Bulger
are at the Geysers.
Samuel +. Hughes, the pharmacist, will go to
the Columbian Exposition in September.
Aaron Altman has gone TO Paris 10 study
arr.
Mrs. p de MOntcharmont and Master Aubrey
Stealey are guests OF Mrs. Adolph Hlguera Of
San Jose.
Mrs. E. s. Hackett has been visiting friends
among The summer campers at Larkspur dur
ing the week.
Miss lille McCarty VIII spend the summer
season at SissOn.
The weeks arrivals at CaZadero include Mr..
aud Mrs l.. Ross Jackson, Miss Carrie Jack
son. Mrs. A. l.. Stone and family, A c. Rulof-
son, Mrs. Judge Sharpsteiu. Mrs HarStou l..
FOss, Traffic Manager Leeds aud family, Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Love. Samuel SusSman and
family, Mrs. William j. Kennedy aud family.
DR.. and Mrs. L. n. Short, Mrs. Leila Ellis and
Miss Ellis, Henry Shaw, Mrs Lyman j. Mowry,
Mi. and Mrs. Fred W. TalanI, Mrs George H.
Mendell and family, Frank f. Stone Mrs. a.
A. Londerback and daughter and Misses b. 7.
and M. &. Herrick. The season is In full swing
nj this resort, aud but little room is left.
Bathing. tennis, and Fort Ross clambakes are
the most popular forms of diversion.
Among those at Willow Camp are Mrs. j. A.
Atwood. E. \. Atwood Misses Alice BESSIE
and Lillian Atwood, A NJ. Roberts. p A. Lamb,
+. W. McKerrow. Arthur j. McKerrow, ii. L.
Punnett, u. Z. Fyfe, George Grant, Pierson
DuIbsow, I. l.. Jacobs c. w. Jackson, II. C.
Ramsay, George +. Ruddick and family, +. L..
Blum, Milo HOadley, q. w. A. Whippie and f.
W. Davis.
The morning call., 1893-06-12
COMING EVENTS.

The Excelsior Club Will give a bonbon party
this evening at Washington Hall.
Miss Calhoun will deliver lecture on "Ele-
cution and Physical Culture" tomorrow night
at the Women's Educational and Industrial
Union, 324 Suffer street.
An invitation bali and exhibition drill will be
given by Company c, Naval Battalion, n. &. c.,
on Thursday evening, June 10, in its new
armory at California Hall, $40 Bush street.
Naval and military officers are requested To
appear In full uniform.
Pacific Council Order OF Chosen Friends,
will give an entertainment and dance next
Friday evening at Washington Hall.
The Mystic Forty Will give their second an nj
versary ball at Odd Fellows Hail on Tuesday
evening, June 30.
Walter q. O'Brien announces three parties
for this month This evening he win give a
dewdrop patty at Saratoga Hail. On Thursday
evening, June Do, he will give lantern party
at his dancing academy in Franklin Hall and
masquerade, domino and fancy dress bali AT his
Saratoga Hall academy. These affairs arc al
ways very pleasant and are well patroulzed.
san FRANCISCO council No. Z, Young Mems
Institute. VIII give an enter aiument and dance
al Odd Fellows Hail on Friday evening,
June %.
the Young Ladies' Institute, which convenes
late in June, VIII be rendered a reception in
METROPOLITAN Hall on Monday evening, June
&c. An excellent musical and literary pro-
gramme Will be presented by some OF our best
local talent.
Meyer Cohen. the young barytone, has
been rendered benefit. which will take
place at Metropolitan Hall on Saturday
evening, July %. Ansrward he will go East
10 Join Archie Boyd's County Squire' com-
pany.
James A. Garfield Corps No. 81. Woman's
relief Corps: VIII give party TO morrow night
at Social Hal. 1o2 OFarre street.
The Pacific Dancing Club will give a bonbon
party at Santa Rosa Hall next Friday evening
sherwood Court No. 1920 and Sherwood Cir
Gle No. l29 VIII give an entertainment and
strawberry party at Social Hall, lo2 O'Farrell
street. next Saturday evening
The Frisco Ten Will give their fourthianpl.
versary pail next Saturday evening at Turn
Verein Hail. 1913 Turk street.
The morning call., 1893-06-12
DISAPPOINTED VISITORS.
The Burning Ship Eimbank Proves
an Uninterestiup Sipht-


Thousands of people yesterday visited
the iron ship Embark, whose cargo of
sulphur took fire Saturday, and all of
them we're disappoin led. A more unin-
teresting sight than the big iron vessel
with all her matches battened down. her
decks solled with the slush and chemicals
used on Saturday in extinguishing the fire
in the hold. if it has been extinguis
could not be we'll imagined. Three or
four sailors walked about the decks and
kept the curious on the docks
II is now certain from soundings that
have been made that there is a great deal
more water in the hold of the ship than
was thought The principal damage will
be from water and what aggravates the
matter is the fact that so far as the fire was
concerned the water increased the blaze
instead of eXtinguishng it. Not q bucket
full of water was needed say the men who
claim to know and they are borne out by
the fact that the fire was put out by chemi-
Gals. Seven barrels of some sort of chemj-
cal preparation, in which lime and sui
phuric acid figure largely, are still in SER
vice with lead pipes running from the bar
res to the hold to discharge the gases
formed in the barrels.
No effort will be made to pump out the
ship until Tuesday III 0rnlng and until this
is done nothing can be even haZarded as
to the amount of the damage done.
The morning call., 1893-06-12
A TULARE ENTERPRISE.
Wealthy Residents of Ohio Bringing
Capital to California

j. B. Whitney, prominent attorney of
Cleveland, Ohio. is at the Palace. He has
just returned from Visalia, where he had
an important mission to perform for a
party of Cleveland capitalists. He has
filed articles of incorporation with the
Clerk of Tulare County for the Ohio
Lemon and Citrus Nursery Company of
Cleveland, Ohio. in which city the pruci-
pal offices of the association are 10 be
located. The corporation is formed for
the purpose of acquiring land in Tulare
County; to acquire water rights and build
irrigating canals; to plant lands in lemon
and other fruit trees andvines and to carry
on the business of raising crnps. The cap
ital stock of the company is $500 900. The
directors and stockholders in The ne w com
pany include prominent citizens of Cleye-
land. Among them are Judge A. p. Bald
win. leading capitalist; j. S. Van Epps,
The morning call., 1893-06-12
MARRIED AT SEA.
Two Angels From Los Angeles Wed
On the Rolling Deem.

The steamer Los Angeles. which ar
rived from the south yesterday, discharged
as part of her cargo a bride and BRIDE
groom. who were joined in wedlock while
the vessel was at sea.
Those who know Captain Leland of the
Los Angeles would never suspect him of
being parsop, especially when Things go
wrong and he murmnrs beautiful Ian
guage. soft and sweet" through the trum-
pet from the bridge. Neither would he be
selected, off hand, as an aids-de-cam of
Cupid, that is, for another fellow, but
among the ladies he is himself favorte.
On the trip up, however, Captain Leland
astonished his officers by combining the
offices of both Cupid and preacher and
joining in marriage, on June 9, Harry
Bleecher and Miss Grace Johnson, both
of Los Angeles. Why the young people
wanted to go to sea and be married mo
fellow can find out" and Captain Leland
won't tell. The happy couple could not be
found last night.
The morning call., 1893-06-12
Movements of Sims.

number of ships went to sea yester-
day and last night, among them the Ivan
hoe. the Daniel Barnes in ballast for Tai
tai, the barkentine Nicholas Thayer for
Karluk, Alaska, with cannery supplies .
the ships Glory of the Seas and Firth Gro,
marty, the ship st. John in ha last for Y O.
kohama. the shin Strathgryfe and the
harkentine S. G. Wilder with a mlscellan-
eOus cargo for Honolulu.
The ship Howth was moved from her
anchorage at Sausalito to Port Costa to
load with grain. The schooner American
Girl was towed from Union-street wharf
TO the stream, and the barkentine Gatherer
was lowed from the stream to the gas
works
The morning call., 1893-06-12

: Our society people are doing considerable
travelling at present. Chicago with its MAN.
nioll exposition has already claimed MANY of
our prominent entertainers, and there are hun
d, eds ol others scattered around at the various
. seaside and mountain resorts in our own fair
state. 0nf would think that after such a hegira
. flere would not be any one left TO do any enter
.ta4h.hg, but such IS not the case as the follow
ing resume of the affairs Of the week demon.
: SIrateS:
The morning call., 1893-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
MY EXPERIENCE

Il have been afflicted for many
years with Dyspepsia, Sick-Head-
ache and affection of the kidneys
caused by Torpid Liver. During
last Fall and Winter [ was obliged
to suspend the most of my labor in
my field of Home Missionary work
on account of my health. Early
this Spring l was induced to try
Simmons Liver Regulator. and have
had more real good health than for
years before. l have also used it
successfully to ward off bilious at
tacks." - JOSEPH E. WHEELER,
Cumberland Pres. Minister, Leb-
anon, Mo.
o
The morning call., 1893-06-12

wealthy bookseller and stationer; T. 4.
Kendall, A. +. Kendall. William II. Glenn
inshaw and 5. S. Saffold. The new corpo-
ration will bring large amount of capital
into the State and will greatly benefit
'Tulare Countv
The morning call., 1893-06-12
The Consequences of Neglect

Neglect OF teeth not only leads TO their decay
but according TO the testimony OF physicians
causes them to infect tie food and produces
dyspepsia. This undesirable result is pre-
vented by SOZODONT. the renowned preserya-
live and beauIifer, purely botanic prepara.
ton. which can be relied upon to render the
teeth while II they are not hopelessly decyyed
and remove corrosive Impurities from the irsur-
faces and cavities. Use no other denlifrice but
SOZODONT. IL is pure, effective and fra
grant.
The morning call., 1893-06-12
Why Jones Wasn't Believed,

Jones found ii hard 10 satisfy
insurance men, though he might try
To show them that he still was young.
To thoughts like this they exc gave tongue.
"Bur. sir, your teeth, black with decay
Proclaim, this dog has had his day.
You must be older than you own,
BY sound, white teeth ones age is KNOWN
Oh, If but SOZODNT, poor Jones
Had used, be now IN sorrow owns,
The Family Bible need not be
Required TO prove bis probty.
The morning call., 1893-06-12
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

ONLY Gu MILES FROM SAN FRANCISCO ON
" the S. p. r X. Splendid hotel. Rest med cinal
baths in the state. Beautiful mountain scenery.
Reduced rates, on account or be Worlds Fair.
For circular and rates address san FORD JOHN
son. st. Helena ap26 WeFrNo 3ul
The morning call., 1893-06-12

y Escorts. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
~ cific Coast. with rates. locations ETC.. pub
liShed IN Hotel Guide. DC pages FOR sale by
dealers, or send 25e in stamps to w NJ. PATTER-
son, publisher, 20 Ellis ST.. 30 80. 81 mrl II
The morning call., 1893-06-12

NEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
1 on j ranch; frst-claSs board S6 per week, 1000
feet elevation. Address Redwood Grove Occt-
dental. Sonoma County
The morning call., 1893-06-12

NILLA Las TOMAS; HEALTH AND PLEAS
' ure resort; beautifully situated In the santa
Cruz Mountaius,2La miles from Santa Cruz ;send for
Circular. y u ZILLMkR 81 SDN Santa NrnZ m2H n
The morning call., 1893-06-12
MAGNETIC SPRINGS.

n LENWOOD MOUNTAIN HOUSE; IN THE
- heart OF the Santa Cruz mountains: hot and
cold MAGNETIC baths free; cottages for families;
terms reasonable; stages meet S:l5 train from
;. +. Terms. 81 up. For further particulars adj
dress c. LINDSAY. GIenwood Cal. n1Yh II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-29
PROVIDENCE At THE FAIR.
The Project TO Send an Accredited
Agent to Chicago.
SUCCESS OF The SCHEME ASSURED.
Energetic work Of the Joint Committee
HIS Already rorne Good Fruit
lIans and Irogr. ss OF the Movement
asit Gees ON Coward ompIetion.

The proposition TO have the city OF
Providence represented at the Worlds
fair Y IN agent of the business in
terests Of the city. whose special busi-
ness IL hall be 10 look after such en-
terpri sts may be open TO tie presenta-
ticu OF the special advantages this city
ofisrs FOR he profitable conduct OF GER
ihin lines of man ufacture, has met wi II
srcl market public favor as to make he
success of the scheme assured already.
AT m, citing Of the joint .mmittee OF
the business organ.zati dns Sa urday
night it was developed that $1,000 had
leen subscribed toward the expenses.
with nearly as mucl more "in sight"
Tnis, cons dering that as set no formal
atene of the scop Of the NOV ement,
aud 10 rmal quest for subscriptions
-bad-been made, vas considered ny the
committee TO guarantee the success OF
their laOors.
A brief statement Of the intent OF the
movement has been prepared by George
A. Littlefeld, secretary Of the joint com
'mittee and prospective agent NJ Chicago,
hich has been formally approved by
the presidents OF the Board of Trade.
Advance club, Business Mon, associa-
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