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jewel casket and sometimes her check
book.
For this is another fad. The wom-
an who boasts a check book Of her
very own, on the pages OF which she
can make mistakes and get herself
involved in q hopeless mathematical
maze. will lock the precious volume
with ridiculous little gold key, which
viii hold the Russia leather covers
together with band Of the same me-
tai. It wouldn't take any one more
than moment to demolsh the entire
structure. but it's fad-and there
YOU arei
Have you noticed that the end
of-the-century girl lives. moves and has
her being with her arms akimbo? If
you haven't. 1t will be impressed
upon you this Summer. Whether she
sleeps in that attitude is question
none can answer but that especial
cherub who watches over the slumber
OF Summer girls.
She keeps at least one arm akimbo
at all times during her waking hours.
She dimes with her left hand planted
firmly against her belt. and she enters
the surf in the same manner. It has
become quite as popular as the dudes
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When the chosen spot is reached the
men Of the party do the carrying and
arranging Of camp stools. putting up
of tents, ard all work OF this kind.
Then the girls spread the cloth, get
out the wooden pie plates that serve
slice the cake; If a caterpillar or two
drops upon the improvised table, why 1t
only makes moro fun for the guests.
Perhaps one reason why the picnic
is such a favorlta diversion with young
people is because It offers such un-
limited occasions for quiet niftatlon'
ways sure to attract the attention Of a
number NUM- Of people. the couple that
strays away to gather daisies or Wild
roses in the woodland grove 10 never
even remarked.
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oo. Come where golfing is, and
yecnt1ne, ana rowing, and polo, and the
whesl: come. wearing your brayest and
x0uf dalntiest, and you shall see that
honor; as It would perish without your
SMILE" And she COMBS.
Comes, to speak OF the topic upper
most In such wonderful Casino hats
and bonnets and headgear. have
Zen nak1ns study Of millinery. from
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project for a monument TO her memory
are among the best known in the
country. Mrs Ellen BattellN Distr1eh
Is deeply interested. so. too 10 Mrs.
Potter Palmer.
The feminine picyclists have gone in
for the plan enthusiastically. Mrs.
Russell Sage favors 1t also. There
has as yet been no very definite plan
formulated. but a call has been 80.
sued for an assemblage of ladies at
gust.
Mrs. Bloomer left a manuscript his
tory of feminine costumes which ID
soon to be published.
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examples selected Ia London and Paris
with rroDhs stio foresight, by the fnest
specialists In the world, ana worn at
Casino tennis onsets for my instruo-
ton And have learned that q chic
ana strons effect Is psna,.ne. prns,.eaA 1Is;.. =,
ness, trimmed with puggaree-why
DO we use such dreadful Hindocstanee
terms?--of fine white lace. loosely
wrapped about 1t. and two tet blank
birds on either side. raising their
wings as il for panic fight. OF
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white silk-striped crepon, with a white
satin blouse and white muslin collar,
edged with yellow Valenciennes. A
large white crinoline hat. trimmed with
pink roses and lisse finished the Co.'S
tune. q
There are -yonderfully pretty tea
gowns for wear on Newport's broad
shaded verandas behind the Chamber
ing vines and the bamboo screens. Pale
pink Chinese silk with big hanging
sleeves, goes well, or cream silk, hung
with lace profusely.
ELLEN OSBORN.
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The mother of the nineteenth century
has brought up her daughters to match
some other mothers sons. The mother
of the twentieth century will have to
bring up her sons to match some other
womans daughters. This is contrary
TO George Eliots oft-quoted theory
thar God Almighty made the women
to match the men,"
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Newport, July IL.
HE work Of play
or sport, which
IL not quite the
same thing-is be-
coming interne-
ii IN ak 1t IL
"spawt" in Eng
land, II Is lie
spor" In France,
but the spirit of 1t
is much the same.
N Q W ort h q 8
builded itself tenn
pies to sport, and
dcifed 1t. And II
says to the Ameri-
can girl: Come,
and I will serve
49, -
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poetry about them, but the chains are
of precious metals and the new alum
mum, which looks like gold, and does
not tarntsh. On this the modern young
person of the feminine persuasion car
ries her hotel room key and also those
that open her trunks, writing-desk,
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SUMMERS STARTLING PADS
The Goddess Of the Silly Season viii Reyel
In Eocentrioities.
SWEET SUMMER GIRLS OF 1895
Their Sweaters, Their Heart Charms
and Their Funny Fashion Of Wear
Ing Their Arms Akimbo-
The Pocket Flask,
(Copyrlght, 1850

he Summer CIR,
OF go. will be
"faddy." That is
q new word that
has been coined
by her to express
a penohant for
somewhat star
ting innovations
OF manner. walk
or attire. This
season she will
outdistance all
Ofhor> S,,,,,r,.,z. -.
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course, very little dust will show
disastrously upon this spick-span
whiteness, but that doesn't matter
much in Newport, and anywhere else
you can have the hat colored after the
white is soiled.
It is not necessary to wear large
hats; the small, round and scallop-
shell shapes are all admissible for
women with noses not needing too
much shade, but think the tendency
toward smaller sizes hasn't destroyed
the picture girls delight in q broad
brimmed shade hat, well moored to its
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The idea of woman driving a ham
som cab was recently frowned down in
London, and the young gentlewoman
in reduced circumstances who could
drive better than she could do any
thing else was refused license by the
Commissioners Of Police. This was
supposedly on purely sentimental
grounds. 1t was pointed out, however,
that a woman would be as free from
annoyance on the top of hanson cab
as in walking through the streets, and
that there are more womanly occupa-
tions followed by women than that Of
driving cab The end Is not yet.
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Every woman has learned to long for
silver articles on her dressing table.
Twenty completes the number of es-
sentials, and my lady grows so accus-
toned to her luxuries that when she
travels she carts along the bulk nf
them, and spreads them about on her
bureau. These silver pieces, especial
ly in case of their being of filagree
design, should be cleaned with a liquid
polish These articles are now inlaid
with jewels, opals forming a favorite
stone. They are also inwrought with
mother of pearl.
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A mon NUMENT TO BOOMERS
A Picture of the First Pair on the rirs,
Woman Who Wore Them,
HOW SHE WENT TO A BALL IN 1851
A Reformer Who Lived Before Her
Time, but Who 10 Now In .
Fair Way to Receive
Due Honor,
Copyright, 1859

DWELL once re.
marked that Il was
possible to get q
monument built to
anything. not be-
cause people are
disposed to honor
things or persons In
particular. but be-
cause the men who
deal In granite and
that sort Of thing
are such shrewd
~
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ELLEN OSBORES LETTER
Some Smart Specimens Of Dog Day Hats
and Gowns.
FRESH rRooKs FOB THE CASINO
Her Power IL At Its Height
snd Her Reign Is All
but Supreme.
Newport, July 18.

ecopyrtsht. 1885, b. Baohsller. Johnson q
BAoheller9
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Items About women.

The energetic and ambitious woman
Of wealth and leisure Is an interesting
study as regards her time desroytng
pursuits. If she has brains above the
trifiing details of suits and trappines
and forms and ceremonies she goes
into the arena as a philanthropist
among penniless and progressive
women This step establishes her IN
the world of mind. Latter on she takes
up charity ON q large scale, ana Hhe
steps into society on Its shoutder.
Her tact, energy, unwearicd powers IoF
holding are indispensable to her. Back
of 1t all, however, Is enterprise. She
is at heart commercial in her instincts.
The placket-hole is a Summer feAe
ture in feminine attire that Is deserve
ing of discipline. You rarely ever see
one that Is quite correct, ana wneG yoN
do, you wonder how It nappsn4eea; ~ nss amS
the skirt band and placket-hole all
lighting with each other to see which
can disrupt the union, If any union
there he. Fashion allows q silver sRte.
ty pin, designed after q modest ana
unsuggestive pattern. ano as az $n expes eHpe.
q Reconciliation between these contend-
ING forces in attire, but even that some
times falls.
Susan B. Anthony says; The nsM
woman made her appearance forty-nve s
Rlacxweii entered Oberlin College, ~
the the term new woman" I mean g
woman earnest, thoughtful. lofty Of
r,,rnose. self-reiiant and equally we'll
Educated with man. We have got hef
in our homes, where she stands side VI
friends on the common ground Of intel
iectual equality, Joining in thedr dis
o,ssions-a oollege-bred woman whe
can do something more than pour eea
when her husband entertaans nss
friends We have the new woman y
everything, except in the counting q
her vote at the ballot box, and that =
corning; it's coming sooner Ma@
most people think ~ r.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-23

ALL FOR HOME INDUSTRY.
Manufacturers' Associations to Be Es-
tnblished All Over tho State.

Manufacturers' Associations to Be Es-
tablished All Over the State.
The officers of the Manufacturers and
Producers Association are considerably
elated over the success achieved at the
recent mass-meeting at San Jose. The
Santa Clara people are taking hold Of
the home industry proposition in earnest.
and will Immediately form an organization
upon the same lines as the San Francisco
body. Several officers OF the local associa-
ton will visit San Jose to-day and assist in
the work Of organizing the Santa Clara as
ISOLATION. They expect that strong CO
operative body of business men will be
formed.
Correspondence from several cities in the
State indicates that the spirit Of patroniz-
ing home producers has seized upon the
people. Several more mass-meetings, such
as the one held IN San Jose, Will be held in
various parts OF California i'll the near
future, and it is believed that branch asso-
ciations will be formed at once.
The next mass-meeting will be held in
Fresno within two weeks. The wide
awake spirit shown By the Fresnoites of
late causes the officers OF the association TO
believe that they are ready for home
industry organization. Immediately after
that meeting another will be held in San
Diego. A paper published in that city, In
an article upon the associations work,
says in conclusion: "There ought to be
home-industry league in San Diego. 1t
ought to embrace every resident of the
county, and every member ought to be
solemnly pledged 10 give preference in all
cases OF home produce, home merchants,
home factories and home people"
Similar sentiments are expressed by peo-
pie all over the State, and the association
expects that within n year there will be
branch associations in every large city in
California.
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MANY ORDERS FOR HELP,
Good Positions in the Country
Offered to Many of the
Unemployed.
Two Hundred Situations Secured
Since the States Bureau
Started Its Work.

. The good work of the States Free EN-
ployment Bureau at 215 Sansome street is
still going on. When the Office closed at
3 o'clock yesterday the books showed that
5000 persons had registered for work since
Wednesday, Labor Commissioner Fitz-
gerald is elated over the increase in the
orders for help. Yesterday morning he
received an order from a vjneyardist in
Fresno County for 200 white men to pick
grapes and cure raisins. lie will want this
force to go to work as soon as the crop is
ready TO gather. and the work will last till
October 20. From that date till November
10 he will keep a force of seventy-five men.
An order for twenty men to pick grapes
was received in the afternoon from vine
yardist in Yolo County, who will pay 81 40
per ton He says the men Can earn 81 a
day net.
The deputies are at present at work fill
ing the order of the Fresno contractor,
who has ordered about 500 men to work on
an irrigation ditch. Besides the laborers
he will take about thirty carpenters for
construction work five or six cooks and as
many timekeepers.
The deputies yesterday sent out about
sixty applicants to fill positions as cooks,
porters, blacksmiths, gardeners and labor
ers. over thirty women and girls wers
sent out to fill positions as cooks, house
keepers, etc. There are but few women
who care to take positions in the country,
but the men will take work wherever it is
to be had and at almost any wages.
The orders for about 1000 women and
girls 10 do work in two fruit canneries re-
main untitled. Since Wednesday the
bureau has found employment for over 200
persons.
From what can be learned there are
several female agitators at work among
the women who seem DESTROYS of hamper
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-23
HANS HANSEN REsPITED.
He Gains Two Weeks Time Owing to
an Error In the Writ of
Mandate.


Hans Hansen, one of the murderers Of
Mate Maurice Fitzgerald of the bark Hes
per, was given two weeks further lease
OF life yesterday in the United States Cir
cult Court. He was found guilty nearly a
year ago, and an appeal in his case and
also in that Of Herman Sparf was taken to
the United States Supreme Court. The
latter was granted new trial and was ac-
quilted. but the verdict in Hansen's case
was affirmed
The mandate of the Supreme Court
reached the Circuit Court last week, and
Judge McKenna set yesterday at IL A. NJ.
a. the hour at which the murderer would
be resentenced. United States Marshal
Baldwin and his prisoner were in attend
ance and the Government was represented
by District Attorney White, Attorney
James Smith appearing for the convicted
man. The latter demanded to see the writ
OF mandate, and after glancing over it
raised technical objection to the passing
OF sentence, which was upheld by the
court. The seal of the Supreme Court, in
stead OF being placed adjoining the sigma
lures OF the Justices, was affixed to the
upper right-hand corner. The document
thus read given cover" the seal. when it
was in reality under" it. A new writ of
mandate has been asked from the Supreme
Court by telegr apb.
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DE CORDONA'S EXAMINATION.
Expert Testimony as to the Hand writing
on the Raised Warrant.

The preliminary examination of Leo de
Cordona, bookkeeper in the Street De-
partment, was continued before Judge
Campbell yesterday afternoon. The de
PENDANT is charged with raising the
amounts on demand warrants and passing
bogus warrants on the City Treasurer. The
case being heard is for the raising of a
warrant in the name of James Conley from
So to S2S.
Two experts tor the prosecution, Theo-
dore Kitzer and George o. Mitchell, gave
their opinion that the twenty was in the
same handwriting as the eight, which
was that of the defendant. Thomas j.
Ford, an expert for the defense. was OF a
different opinion, which he based not only
On the writing itself, but on the fact that
the twenty" was not written with the
same ink and was written more recently
than the eight"
Ex-Judge Humphreys, for the defense,
asked for continuance till tomorrow 20
bring forward more expert testimony. The
Judge granted the continuance, but re-
marked that he was satisfied himself that
the handwriting was the same.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IMPAIRMENT No. g. PROBATE. IN - m
u the Superior Court. in and for the Civ
and County OF San Francisco. State of California.
In the matter OF the estate of JEAN REAUXIS
alias ]. BEAUXIS alias JACQUES ]. BEAUXIS
deceased. No. 1851.
Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY.
the 23d day of July, A. d. 1895 at Ia
O'Clock A.. NJ. OF said day, and the court
room OF Department No. 9 OF said conrt
at the new City Han, in the City and Comm,
OF San Francisco. State of California have hee1
appointed as the time and place for proving The
Will of said JEAN BEAUXIS alias j. RE,AifxTS
alias JACQUES J. BEAUXIS, deceased and ,or
hearing the application of GRACIETTE IACS
RlEU. for the issuance TO her of letters testa
mentary thereon. ~
Dated July IL, A. D. 1895.
ISeal. G. F. CURRY (,ler,-
By E B. HOUGHTON, Deputy Clerk.
p ALEXANDRA BERGEROT AttorneS for
Petitioner, 142-14S Croker building, s. F., Cal.
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Proaidlo Young Peoples Society.

A committee from the Golden Gate
Union of tie Young Peoples Societies of
Christian Endeavor, composed OF DR..
Mathena, Donald Mackenzie, Dr. Fletcher
and DR.. BlaeRwood, president of the union,
have arranged for the reorganization OF a
Young Peoples Society at the Presidio.
DIR. Mathona has arranged TO take charge
of the meetings for six weeks. A meeting
was held on Sunday, which was we'll at
tended by soldiers and delegates and visi-
tors from the various city churches. Freda
Myers was elected president Corporal
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old Head. and Young Heart.

You sometimes see oonioned in elderly individuals,
but seldom behold an old man or woman as exempt
from inirmities as in youth But these infirmIties
may be mislgated In great measure by the daily and
regular use OF Hostetter's stomach Bltters, in
vigorant, antirheumatio and sustaining medicine
OF the highest order, which also removes dyspepsia
constipation biiousness and kidney trouble. 1t is
adapted to the use of the most delicate and feeble
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-23

ing the work of the bureau as much as
possible. They advise the women not 10
accept moderately fair wages, but to hold
back for high wages. One OF these med
dlers was sent out OF the office by Deputy
Dam, after which at least dozen appli-
cants went out from the bureau in response
to orders for help.
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Rninhanu nhantar,a Rntsrnrias.

Bishop McKin addressed Epiphany
Chapter OF the Church of the Advent
yesterday afternoon. He described the
Episcopal orphanage at Toxic. There are
6fty-six girls in the orphanage. and forty
four Of these have recently been baptized.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-23

Rev. j. Cumming Smith, pastor of
Trinity Presbyterian Church, has returned
from the country with a rich coat Of tan.
lie says he preached on Sunday and fished
on week days during his six weeks soiourn
in Lake County.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-23
Kip Club Celebration.

The boys OF the Kip Club will celebrate
the anniversary OF the organization at the
church mission house, 249 Second street,
Thursday evening.
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Rev. J. W. Henning,s Lecture.

Rev. George w. Henning will deliver
his lecture, "a Fallen Nation" before the
Institute Of Applied Christianity, at the
Third Congregational Church this evening.
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Trunk wires to connect London by tele-
phone with Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dub
lin have Just been erec.ed by the British
Postofice.
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RsY. ]. @. smith Returned.

Metz, vice-president; Corporal Barker,
treasurer, and Private Wells, secretary.
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TRUSTEES SALEM ACCORDANCE WITH
l. the terms and under the authority of a certain
deed of trust duly executed by SAMUEL BOND
party of the first part, 10 HENRY c. CAMPBELL
the second part, and the SAN FRANCISCO
SAVINGS UNION. party OF the third part, dated
April 22d, 1891, and recorded in the office of the
County Recorder of the county of Tulare, State of
California, in Liber of Trust Deeds, at pages
4T5 and following: and in pursuance of q reso-
luton passed the 18th day OF Nav, 1895. by
the Board OF Directors of SAID SAN FRANCISCO
SAVINGS UNION, Corporation, and the holder of
the note mo. 10.S40l to secure payment of which
the aforesaid deed OF trust executed, declar-
ing that default had been made in the payment OF
note and deed of trust, and requesting and direct
ing said HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THAD-
DEUS b. KENT, Trustees, to sell the real estate
described therein 10 satisfy said Indebtedness.
We, HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
B. KENT, Trustees, do hereby give notice that on
TUESDAY. the Both day OF July, A. ID. 1895, at IL
O'Clock noon of that day, and at the auction sales
room of EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO., No. 63S
Market street, in the City and County of San Fran
cisco, state OF California, will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash in gold coin
OF the United States. all the piece parcel of land
situate in the county of Tuare State of California
described as follows wit:
According to the official plats and system of sur
veys OF the Government of the United States.
seven I'D east. Mount Diablo Base and Meridian.
OF section twenty cor the north half of the
north half IN. IL of y. 1el.
Containing one hundred and sixty (16O) acres OF
land. more or less,
Together with the appurtenances.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in gold coin of the
United States ten.p per cent payable to the under
signed on the fall of the hammer; balance on de-
of title (ten days being allowed for scarcely then
said per cent TO be forfeited and the sale to be
void. Acts Of sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY c. CAMPBELL, ,
THADDEUS IL. KENr. Z trustees.