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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-25
INDIANA BURGLARS CAUGHT.
an Extensive Raid IN Fort Waysae Re.
aa.Iti,n1 I'm In, .nna.tna,t aa.aaata

an ECtenSiUe Raid IN Fort Wayne Re-
satting an Important Arrests.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, March 24.-The
biggest catch of burglars ever made in
Northern Indiana was made to-day. For
six months burglars, highwaymen and
cracksmen have piled their work here, also
at Wallen, Cherubusco and Huntington,
looting twenty or more stores. Captain
Bergman and police surrounded the entire
gang in house here and captured them
Among them were George Dolan and Will
liam Thompson, pals of the notorious Mar
vim, Jack Guy, Henry Lacy, Adolph Rey-
king and a locksmith. One confessed to
thir ty jobs. The house has thousands of
do liars worth of property in it.
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Sa,p Garza Killed.

MIL WAUKEE, March a. = Hugh
Schultz returned tonight from Bocas del
Toro, Colombia, where he saw CARA, the
Mexican bandit. killed. lie says the at
lacking forces had stormed the armory and
driven the Government forces into the sea,
when Cara was shot leading a charge.
His body was pinned to the ground with
bayonets after he fell.
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In Honor of Kossuth.

VIENNA, March 25.-There was great
procession in Buda Pesth yesterday in
memory OF Louis Kossuth on the first an
niversary of his death One hundred
thousand persons were in the procession
which marched to the cemetery in which
he was buried.
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THE REPORT UNCONTROLLED.
Some Doubt as to Japa,t's Attack on the
Island of FormosG.

LONDON, March pa Hongkong
dispatch to the Dispatch says that in
quiries fail to confirm the report that the
japanese made an attack on the island of
Formosa.
A Shanghai dispatch to the same paper
says the Chinese have retreated toward
Northern Kinchow, Manchuria, upon
which place the japanese are now ad-
vancing.
japanese vessels have captured Thoahua
Island, which lies in the Lao Tung Gulf,
to the southwest of Kinchow.
A dispatch to the Times from Kobe
says it is rumored there that Lii Hung
Chang has abandoned hope of success of
peace negotiations.
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DR.. MCNULTY.

THIS wELLKNOwN AND RELIABLE sPE-
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tence and other weaknesses OF Manhood.
He corrects the Secret Errors OF Youth and their
terrible effects, Loss of vitality Papitation Of the
Heart Loss of Memory, Dependency and other
troubles of mind and body. caused by the Errors,
Excuses and Diseases Of Boys and Men.
He restores Lost Vigor and Manly Power, re-
moves Deformities and restores the Organs to
Health. He also cures Diseases caused by Mer-
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DR.. McNulty's methods regular and scien-
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preparations, but cures the disease by thoroqgh
medical treatment His New Pamphlet on Pm
vate Diseases sent Free TO all men who describe
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p. ROSCOE McNULTY, NJ. D.,
261% Kearny St., San Francisco, Cal.
BE- Beware of strangers who try to talk TO you
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They cappers or stserers for swinding doctors.
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Standard from Vienna says that land
slide that occurred near Titel, in Southern
Hungary, destroyed a hotel and caused
large loss of life. Twelve bodies have been
recovered, and it is believed that many
Others are still buried.
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Lottery Loan for France.

LONDON, March PA dispatch from
Paris to the Times says that the Govern
ment has sanctioned proposal to allow
the Credit Foncier to issue lottery loan
of go, 900, 600 francs.
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HiafnricnL Instr,tctor.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, March 24.-Rev.
c. II. Rischell, pastor of the Central NJ. E.
Church, has accepted the chair of histori-
cal theology of the Boston University.
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President of the Reichstao.

LONDON, March 25.-A dispatch to the
Post from Berlin says it is evident that DIR.
Peter SPAIN, a member of the Center
party, will be elected president of the
Reichstag to succeed Levetzow.
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WHISTLER As A FIGHTER.
The artist Procldims George Moore
Rttnatcdy From o. Dtel

LONDON, March Pat has developed
that week ago Whistler, the artist, chal-
lenged Mr.. George Moore, the novelist, to
fight a duel. Mr.. Moore was the inter-
mediary in the now more or less famous
dispute between Mr.. Whistler and Sir
William Eden, growing out of the refusal
of the former to deliver portrait he had
painted of Sir Williams wife. Mr.. Moore
ignored the challenge and Mr.. Whistler
has written to his seconds regarding his
dealings with what he calls "a runaway"
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PLAIN and silver-mounted leather goods. All
new styles for spring trade have arrived. in
Guiding pocket-books, card-cases, valises, etc.
Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Market street.
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CHICAGO THEATER BURNED.

The Empire Place of Amusement GREATLY
Damaged While Tdcant.
CHICAGO, March "a. - Fire tonight
nearly destroyed the Empire Theater.
The loss viii be about $4,000; fully in
sured. The theater has not been in use
for several weeks, and the fire, it is thought,
was incendiary. The building is owned
by the Union Amusement Company.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-25
What Is in a Name9

Missouri is a compound of two Indian
words, meaning the great yellow water"
muddy water" Marquette gives it as
Wemesouret; Thevenot calls it Oumis-
souri,. The Algonquins knew it as the
Pekitanoni. Mississippi was formerly
Meche Seba, Father of Waters" 1t was
first spelled Misisipi by Talbot. a Jesuit
explorer, and one consonant after another
has since been added until it is now loaded
down. The Choctaws called it the s'I.one
River" the Illinois Indians knew it as the
"Great Fish River. Chicago Tribune.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-25

The jack rabbit kings of Western Kansas
lay down their scepter next Sunday, when
the time for bounty On scalps expires.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-25

Buried by a Landslide.
LONDON, March PA dispatch to the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-11
of Anger.

Good men and women are often temple
TO speak or write hard things of their
neighbors. Those who have grace enough
will steadily resist this temptation, but
the worldly will often yield to it unless
restrained by policy. When a Christian
has been wronged, be should remember
the counsel OF ST. James, 'Bo swift TO
hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath" II az
any time one should, in a sudden tit of
passion, write scathing letter, no should
not mail 1t at once but keep it two or three
days. IL will be well to withhold IL until
after the Sabbath. Perhaps after the hal
lowed influences of the holy day have come
upon him he will not send tho letter
Many letter has been written under n
spell OF wrath and sent In haste which
would never have gone If the author had
delayed for day. His wrath would have
cooled, his judgment would have had time
to act, his conscience would have been
heard from, his memory would have called
up tho wholesome counsels of the word Of
God. He would have spared himself and
others much pain and trouble.-Philadel.
phia Times
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-11

being put before the public as what Lester
Wallack declared him TO be: the best English
speaking actor ho had ever brought over from
London was exploited a matinee masher.
Mr.. Below was just as capable an actor then
as he is today.
Corbett, the actor and prize-ighter, owns
fine house in New York on tho West Side
and is inst now contemplating the purchase
of another. Practically Corbett n a partner
of A. NJ. Palmer at the present time Who
would have thought such thing possible two
years ago2
The Jordan family in thrilling aerial flights /;
Amann the great impersonator: Billy Van,
the monologue artist; Sandow, the renowned
strong man, and other big attractions, will be
seen at the Providence Opera House for two
evenings and a matinee, beginning May II.
j. A. Crabtree, brother OF Lotta and for.
merly manager Of the Park Thoater, Boston.
cables from London that he has purchased
the American rights of " Gentleman Joe" and
will bring to America an English company to
produce il.
Following 10000 Miles Away" at Trow.
bridges Star Theater the attraction will be
" The 0ctoroon."
MIR. A. NJ. Palmer has probably produced
more stage successes than any living manager
having piloted such plays as " The Two Or
phans, The Bankers Daughter" Captain
swift" etc. His latest is "Trilby"
Beginning May 20, for three evenings, and
a matinee, James A. Herne's beautiful play
entitled Shore Acres" will be seen at
tho Providence Opera House.
Whoever dreamt that the old English ballad
" Ben Bolt would be resurroctedY Yet &" Tril.
by" is responsible for its revival.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-11
Counting Their Chickens.

Father-Now, SEQ herel If you marry
that young pauper, how on earth are you
going to liver
Sweet Girl-We have figured that oil
out. You remember that old hen my aunt
gave meS
Eyes"
well, I've been reading poultry cir.
cular, and find that good hen will raise
ko chlcks in "a season. Well, next season
there Will be 2l hens, and as each will
raise more chicks that will be 42o. The
next year the number will be s, 400 the
following year l6S, 900, ard the next 8, 800
ooo' just think AT only form apiece
we Will then have over 9300, 00O Then
dear old papa, we will lend you some
money to pay off the mortgage ON this
house "--Liverpool Mercury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-11

FIRST-Rsv II. NJ King, d. d., pastor Public
worship, with sermon at 1915 a. m. ana 7:sC
D. M; 3 D., l2;l5 m; Y. y. S. C. r., $3.50 D. m
JEFFERSON sTREET-w H. Palmer, pastor.
Preaching, l0:i5 q m. s. g., 1915; y p. 8. O. E.
$50; song service and sermon, 1880 p. m Ali
welcome.
UNIoN-Rev James X. Ever. pastor. Preaching
AZ iVfo A. m. and 1880 p. m; g. g., 1915; Y. r. s.
q. T., 615 p. IN. -
CRANsToN sTREEr-Rev NJ H. Bixby. ID ID
pastor, Preaching at II. 40 a. m. 8. s. 2:a5 D. m
1.P >, 9. II. y ms =. 5. Concert p. m. PHI
grim's Progress illustrated with stereopticon.
STEWART STREET Preaching by the pastor
Rev. Edwin Bromley, i0;s6 subject: burn the
Bridges; 3. 5. 12;l6; gospel concert 1850; SER
mon, us Your Father Well2"
CENTRAL-Rev. +. ID. Anderson, d. d., pastor
fubiic worship with preaching at 10 AS "A. m and
''SO y. IN. ) :. y. at l2:i6; Y. p. NJ. at Gas.
PEARL sTREET-Rev. f. L. Tower will preach
~ lo;4o a m, Everlasting Consolation; and at
= 12l5 u. IN.
PAWTUXET-C. w. Burnham, pastor worship.
with preaching, what doth the Lord RsquireY'
lO:sb; y ;. 1870 j. q. r. 8; Y. y. y. G. L. 1.3o.
BRoADWAY-Rev j. V. Osterhout pastor g.
lO:t5i sermon J. mass Getting under direction OF
I'm Institute, at Z, addressed by William T.
Perkins of Columbus, o.
DYER AVENUES. H., 1;t5; praise and social
service ate.
BRANCH AVENUE Charles j. Butterworth.
pastor Preaching, l0;i5 a. M. and y. m H. s..
1s!l5i y. y. y. NJ, 6:l5
FRIENDSHIP STREET Worship, IO.a5 and T. 40
MT Hoiyoke will preach. Bible school, l2;15;
y. p y. q. f., $50. Evening subject, The Red
Cross and the White" before the Scottish Clan
cameron. Full chorus, with soloist Miss
barrows. All are welcome.
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And He Rowcd Back to the Landing

They were floating idly along with the
Pawtuxcts gentle current In the star
light OF last evening-two persons In the
boat, to say nothing of the Mosquitoes
and she asked IL he had ever heard Of the
John The Baptist Constellation.
"No-sit a little nearer the middle OF
the boat never have" he replied,
secretly ashamed of his ignorance
Perhaps, then, you have known Il by
the more familiar name of the Great
Dipper.'" And the rats along the river
banks sought their holes and the myriads
OF crickets ceased making that peculiar
noise with their back legs which is
erroneously supposed TO issue from their
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-11

With tonight's performance OF Hoyt's "v
Temperance Town" the season closes at b.
+. Keith's Opera House. The theater will re-
main closed until early in September, and
while nothing definite is ascertainable, il is
expected there will he many marked changes
in the interior which may be IN the nature of
surprises To the patrons here. 1t has been
the most prosperous seasons in years at
Keith's Opera House. and in point OF excellence
of the attractions "A remarkable standard of
superiority has boon reached This too,
when IL should be remembered that the popu-
lar prices of IS, %, and 30 cents have never
been raised. Mr.. Albco certainly booked a
great season here and we are assured that he
VIII surpass this seasons record for 'Q5-96
Resident Manager j. 4. Fynos leaves Provi
dence with the best wishes Of the patrons of
the house and, IL is with pleasure that we
learn he will return I'm charge again in Sep.
tember next. During the summer Mr.. Fynes
will be- at keith's new thoatcr, Boston, while
MIR Albee and Mr. Paul Keith are enjoying a
three months tour of Europe.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

In order TO facilitate the publication of the
announcements Of Sunday services and do
Justice TO all interested IN their publication.
The NEWS, in future, will print on Saturday
afternoon notices received before p IN. the
previous evening. Such notices should be
limited to hree lines each, and FIVE CENTS A
LINE will be charged for every line over three,
but no charges will be made for announce
ments 10 the amount of throe lines.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-11

kyrle Bellows performance Of Marat in
Charlotte Corday has evoked such chorus
OF surprise that he should bo capable of such
brilliant character work work which the
critics have placed on an equity with Irving's
Louis XI ana Tho Bells that IL Is interest.
ing 90 note how this actors career has been
forgotten. As far back as 1880 we find him giv.
ing grandly intellectual and pootical per.
formance of Hamlet In the Merchant Of
Venice as shylock, one paper quotes Kean's
words and says: The PIT fairly rose az him.
As Romeo he is declared by the greatest
English Critic 90 be the finest OF this century.
London was crazy over his Orlando which
Irving said was perfect. As Ruy Bias the
Corsican Brothers, Charles Surface, Young
Marlowo, Sir George Airy. he has been pro.
claimed as standing alone. by the leaders OF
the London press. In character work Bollew
as far back a. IS made the hat Of the piece az
the original Belvanney I'm W. :. Gilbert's En-
gagged and a. the King in Clancarty. Why.
then. the surprise that Mr.. Bollew should
be able 60 play Marati The plain fact Is that
Mr.. Below when he first came Go Nallacks
tnow Palmer'sj Theater in New York. instead
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-11

We're not merely the creatures Of the brain OF
the famous French artist, who has turned his
pen TO better account than his brush or his
pencil The story has aroused great deal of
controversy, and few are indifferent TO its
merits or dement's. II has positive cham
pions and equally positive opponents. II sur.
prised many when it was announced that the
novel was TO be drsmatized, when il was
known that Trilby was to try her strength
upon the dramatic, as she had upon the con
cert tage surrounded by her old friends
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Congregational.

UNloN-Broad street near Stewart Wallace
Nuttins' pastor, win preach both morning and
ynbilsnt"; evening service at 1850 p. M, prelude:
Inc treatment OF Strangers; sermon, "Drtfi-
BENEFICENT-Re Nehemiah Boynton, d. d..
VIII preach at lO:i5a a. m. and $3.50 p. IN.
PEoPLE tn SIS Eddy street s. II a m preach
subject: Sowing and ReapinR."
THoRNToN-S. $. 1850; praise service with
preaching by Rev. w. H. Starr 6,l6
ACADEMY AvENuB-ProsohIng at Ioa5 a. m.
ana Up. m by the Rev. Mr.. Moore; \. =. at 1876;
Y. y. :. C. 4. at 6p. IN.
CENrRAL-Ansen street corner Diman place
Services at 1880 aud 1880; 5. 5. i2:l5; v r. Gas
Mr Moore viii preach; evening address the sew
enth Of the series on Christianity in History
and In Modern Life;"-"Chrst aud His Intel.
leotual Life Of Man" All are invited.
PlLGRIM- Preaching at lO:l5 and 1880 by Rev
r. futile, ID. d., Of Amhersti s., l2l6; Y. p
NORTH -wallng street. r. II. Decker pastor. will
$3.50. special musical service with sermon bv pas
tor on Wrecks; 5. s.. l2;I5; V p. x. G. e. $50
PLlMo, rH-. Pennsylvania avenue, near Broad
stteet William G. stinson, pastor. Preaching
lo.iS a. m. subject Lessons from the Life Of
Family Record; $. 3, l2:i5'
ST JOHNS Mo- ming service and sermon. mas,
sermon 1880.
ST JAMES Broadway. All seats free Rev. II.
r. Parker. rector. Morning service, 10: :l5; s s.
- evening service 1850.
GRACE--foyd W. Tompkins. Jr., rector Holy
Communion, 10 a. M morning service aud SER
mon lO.i1i ;. \, 2;io p. M. service and address
SiiOi service and sermoa, 1850, preceded by organ
recital No 7ti5.
Edgcwood-S. \, 10: morn
ing service, n, evening 1880
CHRIST Eddy and oxford streets. Service and
sermon, l04,; :. X, f2i30i evening service and
sermon, 7;J0
n, Marks Riverside. Rev. N. A Rcmick
services az u ana 1885, 3. . 1880. An are wei.
come; seats free
ST. AHDREws-Mt Pleasant Sunday school.
B;W M morning service lO;t5; evening ser.
vice 80
avenue near Eimwood ave. |
nuc. Services a. l0;t5 a m. aud 1880 D. m:
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An IdIe Maid with Hands.

"A boarding school inspector, who was
examining Children In Hampshire the
other day, gave f,w Questions TO be an
svcrcd In writing by them. Among them
was the following;
Q-What Is craven imageS
A.-(Written 10y child)-An idle maid
with hands. .-English Paper.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-11

On May II and Is, for two nights and one
matinee, Saturday at o'clock. the Providence
Opera House will have a stupendous attraction
In the Sandow Trocadoro vaudevilles. i'm
which the marvellous athlete, Is of course. the
central figure This will be sandow's first
appearance In this city and already much In.
terest has been manifested in his appearance
Eminent scientists have declared him 10 bo tho
most perfect man, physically. who has ever
lived, and be has boon Acknowledged every.
where as the strongst man In the world His
offer Of $4,000 and the gold bolt. emblematic
OF the championship of the world. 10 any man
who would duplicate his marvellous perform.
anccs. has thus far remained unaccepted IA
H. not only In extraordinary feats of strength
that sandow stands without peer, but in his
exhibition Of his marvellous control over his
muscles be presents a feature such as never
has been shown by another human being.
The company surrounding Mr. sandow has
been carefully selected frem the principal
thssters Of Europe and America for their su.