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The San Francisco call., 1895-07-17
CHRISTIANS AND SOCIETY.

Rev. Mr.. Dupuy's Address to the Insti-
tute of Applied Christianity.
Rev. E. ]. Dupuy addressed the Institute
of Applied Christianity last evening on'the
theme, s'Christianity Applied to Society"
Mr.. Dupuy said:
Christianity is not applied to existing condi-
tions. 1t is not applied to the servants of the
household. If food and what is called a room.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-17
In a Missouri Hotel.

"Just across the street from my room. -
said the traveler-s'this was in Missouri
was the town clock. had left call for 6.
l was awakened by vigorous pounding on
the man who was doing the work of an
alarm clock drawled out:
g Just wanted to tell you, stranger, that
if you heard that clock strike 6 YOU have
twenty minutes more to sleep. The clocks
that much fast Chicago Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-17
In Dread of a Mortgage.


Oakland society has undertaken to help
a worthy woman who is supporting an in
valid husband and three children, and
when Oakland society decides to be chari-
table it generally makes a record.
The object of the present effort will re-
ceiYe the proceeds of a concert TO enable
her to secure immunity from foreclosure
proceedings which threaten to take from
her not only her home, but her means of
support - an orchard just coming into
bearing.
Among those who have already under
taken to assist are: Mrs. T. NJ. Smith,
Mrs. Charles Webb Howard, Senator Per-
kins, Mrs. R. A. WeIlman, Mrs. L. L.
BromweIl, Mrs. John l. Howard, Mrs. B.
F. Dunham, Mrs. T. E. Pope, Mrs. D. W.
G. Gaskill Mrs. T. S. Stratton, Mrs. Ascoe
Derby, Mrs. William A. Magee, Mrs. D.
Henshaw Ward, Mrs. w. Fl. Bailey, Mrs.
S. T. Gage, Mrs. C. A. Bailey, Mrs. DR..
Carleton, Mrs. L. A. Booth, Mrs. G. r. Al
len, Mrs. A. E. Haight, Mrs. William de
Fremery, Mrs. +. B. CHM, Mrs. A. w.
Burrell, Mrs. William R. Davis, Mrs. W. 1.
Reed, DR.. J. III. Phillips, Mrs. I. B. Mhoon
and Mrs. II. A. Stevenson.
oakland's Only Theater.
The Macdonough Theater has been
crowded for the two nights that 1.-THE Old
Homestead" has been presented, and for
the remainder of the engagement as large
an attendance is assured. A matinee will
be given to-day, and this is the only occa-
sion for which the house is not sold out.
The piece could have safely run for a week.
The engagement terminates with to-mor-
row nights performance.
Pleaded Not Guilty of Libel.
a. W. Bishop, editor of the Morning
Times, and who is also an attorney, APP
peared in his own behalf in the Police
Court yesterday to answer to the charge
of libel brought against him by Hugh. 8.
Aldrich. He waived jury trial, and the
case was set for July %. Mr.. Bishops
bondsmen are w. G. Palmanteer and J. ].
Hanifn.
Lawton Still Chief.
The expected removal OF Chief Lawton
from the head of the Fire Department did
not take place at last nights meeting OF
the Board of Public Works. No. depart
mental changes were made and only a
little routine business was transacted.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-17
BuiIders, Contracts.

Peter McDevit with w. w. Rednall, to build a
one-story frame house on line OF Twenty-third
street, l05 of Noe, w % by n ia; $l1O0
Bessie ]. HetZer with Henry Jacks to build a
ones story frame house on Il line of Bryant ayeuue
235 OF Twenty-second street, IS by E 100;
1852 rs.
Mary McDevit with w. w. Rednall to build A
two-story frame house of two flats on line OF
S270O.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-17

A tramp was arrested at Sioux Falls. s.
D., few days ago for breaking into syn
agogue and stealing lot of prayer-books.
which he subsequently tried to peddle on
the streets of the town.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-17
REV. HATCH's QUEER CONDUCT.
The Ex-Ciergyman and Gallant Arrested
for Disturbing the Peace.

The Ex-Ciergyman and Gallant Arrested
for Disturbing the Peace.
Rev. Junius Lertes Hatch, ex-Commis-
sioner of immigration, man who is we'll
known as an orator and journalist, was ar
rested last night by A. a. Barroteau on
charge of disturbing the peace. For sew
eral days Hatch has made practice of
going to Barroteau's house and ringing the
bell violently. When answered he would
inquire for Mrs. Barroteau. Although told
that Mrs. Barroteau was in Shasta County
and would not be home for two months,
Hatch would not be satisfied He returned
several times each day and repeated his
Objectionable conduct. Mr.. Barroteau told
Hatch that he was sure his wife would not
wish to meet him even if she were at home,
but the old preacher persisted in calling
and ringing the bell. Yesterday Hatch went
to the house in the evening and inquired
for Mrs. Barroteau as usual. Barreteau
was angry and told Hatch that if he re-
peated the ringing he would have him
arrested. Barroteau then went to neigh
boris house and watched. Before many
minutes passed Hatch returned to the door
and rang the bell. Officer Arrest then
warned Hatch not to annoy Barrotean, but
the infatuated old man gave one more tug
at the bell-handle and was taken to prison
for disturbing the peace. Mr.. Barroteau
says he is sure his wife does not know
Hatch, and is at loss to account for his
peculiar conduct. Hatch is man about
65 years of age, and for some time past has
been very erratic in his manner. He
figured prominently in the Liljegren di-
vorce case, and has frequently carried food
to women who have been imprisoned. He
is always acting the gallant, and it is
thought that his mind is giving way. For
many years he was a forceful editorial
writer on papers on both sides of the bay.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-17

The quarterly meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce was held yesterday after
noon, PRESIDENT w. H. Dimond in the
chair. Hugh Craig introduced the follow
The herald., 1895-06-30
THE REPORT IS NOW READY
An Answer to the Council About the
Fence
The Special Committee Of the Police Commits
sion Has . Type-Written Docu-
ment Upon tile Subject

The committee Of the police commits
sion having in charge the preparation OF
the report to the council relative to the
social evil met in the Office of Police Com
missioner Pirtle yesterday afternoon.
there being present besides Mr.. Pirtle,
Commissioners Wsbber and Field. The
full committee was in session for nearly
two hours and the report agreed upon
will be submitted to the whole commission
tomorrow morning. The report could
not be seen. but 1t in effect tells the
council to attend to its own affairs. The
report states that the present board Of
police commissioners, when its members
first assumed Office last January, courage
ously took in the situation, resolving then
to centralize the evil within its present
boundaries in the Eighth ward and this
has been done. The council by seeking
to eradicate and entirely abate the
nuisance has pandered to the influences
behind the Ministerial Union. which, it
is stated, is entirely impracticable of
actual permanent results.
The report contains some 700 words and
is full Of ginger and vinegar.
The herald., 1895-06-30
HARRINGTON'S PLIGHT
An Ex.RalIroad Conductor In Precarious Con.
dition at the Receiving Hospital


dition at the Receiving Hospital
Police Officer Mcguire found man in
drunken condition sitting on the steps
of the Chicago house. Los Angeles street,
on Friday night. aud sent him to the po-
lice Office in the patrol wagon. The man
could give no account of himself and mad
nothing about his clothes but small
bunch of keys. He was booked for drunk
enness and locked up. About / O'Clock
yesterday morning the night jailer, l..
Sieweke found that there was some
thing the matter with the man, and he
was removed to the receiving hospital.
Dr. Bryant was sent for. who lahored
with him nearly all night and had to re-
lieve his stomach by means of the pump.
He had either been doped or mad swal-
lowed ali opiate with suicidal intent.
It was learned yesterday that the man
is Ed Harrington, conductor who was
discharged about month ago by the
He was stationed at that time at King
man. Ariz., where his divorced wife and
familylreside. Harrington had O room
couple of doors away from the Chicago,
and in his stupor mistOok that lodging
house for his own. Had he been able to
reach his room undisturbed it is likely
that his corpse would have been discover
ed there today. The mans condition
was very precarious last evening. When
Harrington came to Los Angeles he had
a gold watch and chain, diamond stud
and some money. 1t was at first be-
lieved that he had been robbed of the
iewelry, but Detective Auble found it in
rington had left it for safe keeping. The
man is Mason and an Odd Fellow.
During the past week he has been on q
continuous SPREE.
The herald., 1895-06-30

5th, with the exception Of points tribu.
tary to San Bernardino, on account OF
the carnival at that point on the even
ing OF July 9th the limit Of the tickets
has been extended until July 9Th. This
west OF San Bernardino as Los Angeles.
To points north of Mojave and east Of
Banning the one-way fare for the round
trip will apply, tickets being sold on the
Sd and the morning trains of the 4th. As
the p. m. train for San Fra cisco Is the
Los Angeles for distant points, these
tickets will be sold for that tram, but not
for the night train. These tickets will
be good for the return from July Attn un-
til midnight of July 8th. The tickets
will be sold to any point OH the Pacific
division. Passengers can in this way
make rides as far distant as San Fran
cisco or Ell Paso without difficulty.
The herald., 1895-06-30
HELD TO ANSWER
The Bands Claiming Errington to Criminals
Doom Are Tightening

The examination of J. Bidwell Erring-
ton was concluded yesterday morning be-
fore City Justice Morrison, who held the
prisoner to answer without bail for the
murder of Herbert E. Jones. Miss Ger.
trude Bacon, Errington's lady friend be-
fore Mrs. Jones supplanted her in the
youthful murderer's affections, gave tes-
timony which. if 1t is correct. shows that
Cora Jones did n OF speak the truth in the
court room on Friday. when she related
her movements on different occasions
with Errlngton. The result of the ex :.
animation was very unfavorable to the
theory of self-defense. and it places Mis-.
Jones herself in the light of an unfalth-
full, heartless creature in whom the pur-
suit OF pleasure, regardless of conse-
quenoes, was paramount.
The herald., 1895-06-30
AN INCREASE RECOMMENDED
The Fire Department Salaries Are to Be
Raised
The Finance Committee Of the Council Takes
sReport, FoIlowlnga Statistical State.
ment From Fire Chief Moore

The finance committee of the council,
at its regular weekly meeting held yester-
day, agreed to report new schedule of
salaries in the fire department, to take
effect at the beginning Of the next fiscal
year, which will be August 1st. The Brady
schedule of salaries submitted py the
board OF fire commissioners was adopted
only in part. The pay of the chief was
fixed at $175 month, ss had been recon-
mended the other salaries being recon-
mended as follows: Assistant chief, $125
from $1OO; engineers, from 500 to $1OO:
drivers, from $40 to $75; captains, fiom
$40 to $50; permanent firemen. from $50 to
$40; tillermen, from $50 to $40; foremen,
from $25 to $50; callmen, from 500 to
$25.
The total increase recommended. .aggre-
gates $3.50 "a month. The salary Of the
electrician was allowed to remain at $75
month. the present pay. The above con-
cessions are so per cent Of the figures
which had been recommended by the
board OF fire com mi issioners. Chief Moore
went before the committee and showed
from Official statistics that the fire depart
ment of Los Angeles is at pesent the
poorest paid of any on the Pacific coast.
The chief of the San Francisco depart.
ment will, under the proposed new char
ter, be paid $4,000 year. the assistant
chief $4,000, six district engineers at $2400
each, a secretary at $2400 an assistant Sec
retaly at $1650, a clerk at $3.50, engineers
at $1440, drivers at $1080 and captains at
$1,000.
The chief engineer at Portland, Ore.,
receives $2400; first assistant. $500; sec.
ond and third assistants. $500; engineers.
$1,000; drivers, $500; electrician, $500;
secretary, $1,000.
The salaries paid at Oakland are: Chief
engineer. $500; first assistant, $500: Sec
ond assistant $1,000; secretary, $1,000; en-
$500.
At Tacoma, Wash., the pay of the chief
is $220O: the assistant chief, $3.50; en-
gineers, $1,000; drivers. $3.50.
Los Angeles. in 1890. with nine fire
companies, paid the chief engineer $175
a month ana the assistant chief $125
month. There are now in the depart
ment fifteen companies, and the salaries
have been for the chiet $3.50 a mouth, and
tor his assistant 500 month. The men
are on duty twenty-four hours and are
rot paid as well as the members OF the
police department.
An amendment to the above schedule
is to be made tomorrow, making the
chiefs salary an even 5000.
The finance committee yesterday de-
fcrred action upon the Marble bid for the
refunding bonds. This action whs taken
because Marble of the California National
bank did not come before the com ittee
to explain his bid.
The herald., 1895-06-30
Historical Society

The Historical society Of Southern Cali
fornia will hold regular monthly meet
ing Monday, July 1st, 8 p. m. in Judge
Morrison's court room, old city hall,
West Second street.
P. W. Dooner, esq.,, will read a paper
entitled Arizona and Los Angeles in the
Early Seventies. 1t will tell OF Apache
land twenty-five years ago. when the fes-
tive Apache was IN his glory, and of the
journey through Arizona to Los Angeles
before the days of1railroads. All meetings
Of the society are free to the public.
The herald., 1895-06-30
Southern Pacific Limits

The Southern Pacific limits on the
Fourth of July season tickets are some
what different, depending upon the ge-
ography of the place the traveller desires
to reach. FoH the territory south of Mo-
jave and Santa Barbara and west of Ram
ming one fare for the round trip will ap-
ply, tickets being sold on July Sd and 4th
and good to return until midnight Of the
The herald., 1895-06-30
THE BUILDING RECORD

Permits for Over 5000, 900 Worth Of Structures
Issued In June
The building record for June closed last
evening, the total figures for June being
1852 permits for structures costing $3o1,-
295, as against 149 permits costing $194, :
565 for June of last year.
Among the permits issued on Friday
was one to the Morgan Oyster company Of
San Francisco for a2-story brick on Main
street between Third and Fourth, to cost
S32OO
The herald., 1895-06-30
The City Attorney Busy

City Attorney Dunn has prepared an
ordinance for passage by the council to
morrow which provides that the recently
sold school bonds shall be issued in blocks
of seven, $4,000, each. and one block of
forty bonds of $3.50 each. The city at
torney has also drawn up for adoption to-
morrow the necessary contracts granting
to L.. f. Scott franchise for electric
lighting and power.
The herald., 1895-06-30
Patriotic Sermon

The Rev. Thfmas W. Haskins, D. D.,
will preach 81 patriotic sermon in the
Church Of the Ascension, Episcopal, on
North st. LoNis street, Boyle Heights, at
II o'clock thJ, morning. This, upon the
invitation q. the Rev. D. F. Mackenzie,
the rector, and in compliance with the
request OF fe Fourth Of July committee.
After tb/ mon there will be celebra-
,tion g holy communion. Evening
servi he rector.
The herald., 1895-06-30
THE RAMONA CLUB
Will Celebrate the Opening Of Its Handsome
Quarters

Quarters
OnlWednesday evening next the Ramo.
ma club will celebrate the opening of it's
handsome quarters, at No. 317 South
Main street, with repception, includ-
ing.a literary and musical entertainment.
The club will be assisted by the mem bers
OF Ramona parlor, N. S. G. W., and the
programme will embrace the best local
talent. The quarters ara handsomely and
comfortably furnished. and the list OF
mem bership comprises the pQst.snromi
nent young men in the eiar
The officers are.
The herald., 1895-06-30

Try gal. Maltese Club whisky, $3.50.
Unexcelled for purity and flavor. T. Vache
& Co., cor. Commercl & Alameda. Tel. 3O9.
The herald., 1895-06-30

Go via Redondo railway to hear the
Royal Hawaiian band, Sunday, June 30th.
One fair round trip.
The herald., 1895-06-30

Elkels; junior woodward, F. A. Campuz.
ano; senior beadle, John Dugan; junior
beadle, H. N. Zipser; trustee, Henry
Klein. The usual brotherly feeling which
characterizes all similar elections pre-
vailed.
The herald., 1895-06-30

Wallpaper hung 1oc roll. s2s & Spring.
The herald., 1895-06-30

editorial the Salem. Oregon,
says: Thine ana again
ICham berlain's Cough REM
ID never without the most
results. Whenever we see q
II with hoarseness. with a
Re invariab bly, advise them
in's Cough Remedy; and
hey never regret it. 1t
work, and does it WE'LL"
Vaughn. Fourth and
nd G. F. Heinzeman, 222
bt.
The herald., 1895-06-30

house OF the coast. 1928 8 Spring
The herald., 1895-06-30

icity and economy are the
of the Glenwood range.
Furrey's, l61 N. Spring
The herald., 1895-06-30

100 dozen Ladies' two-threaded Black Cotton Hose war
anted fast and stainless dye perfectly seamless superior
quality and finish, which will be sold at 15c pair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-04

time il .1o e.-r-c1. md was brought
back q corpse 1875 night.
Hastings was struck by q B. q ..
freigh. train about mile west Of Elm
Grove. i. was thought That ne started
TO walk to the city. and noticing the ap-
preaching train decided TO catch Il, ana
ride. A. any rate he was struck and
knocked from The track.
The crew Of the train noticed the
accident ard tae engine was stopped
Immediately When Hastings was
found life was extinct. and q gaping
wound on The side eff .le head below
the ear told the story Of his death. He
wss placed in ule c3booze, and
brought to the city The body was
taken to MendeIs undertaking es1ao-
lisamelt in The patrol wagon, and pre-
pared for burial Coroner Schultze will
probably hold an inquest to-day over
the remains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-04
OIL NEWS.
Snacial to Inc Reg.g.er.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, W. Va. November D
The Riley well, which came N Thurs
dow. lust a short distance west OF the
Waverly field, on the Uhl farm, and
which w3s repeated as being fair well,
IS now known TO be good for over two
hundred barrels q day The well Is
down 1.500 fee. 10 the Berea grit. The
coming IN If this well caused en- i'm
mensa amount Of excitement, and the
rush for territory in the vicinity Of The
well is said to be tremendous, the stand
ards agent there having offered S35 900
for the farm. The upper end Of Wood
county promises to be the future Gil
centre. If the present strikes continue.
Elliott Dotson has the machinery on
che ground and will at once begin drill
inc a well for a Pennsylvania o-l COM
psny on Little Creek, just a snort dis
lance above Cres-On.
The Lubbock OIL Company, who Will
drill well just above this city on the
Little Kanawha river, expect to strike
oil 81. the depth Of 800 feet, but in the
event Of appointment will send the
drill down to a depth Of 1000 feet 10 tho
deeper sands, and viii give the new ter
r.tOry 4 thorough test.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-04
SEVEN ATTEMPTS
In Two Days to Burn Home for Infants

In Two Days TO Burn q Home for Infants,
at Cleveland.
Cleveland. o.. November 3.-The po-
lice are puzzled over attempts OF in
cendiaries to destroy the Speed Home
for infants in this city The building
was set on fire three times yesterday,
and four times to-day. Some of the at
tendants say they saw a man looking
from an attic window but all attempts
to discover the person who SET the fires
have failed. There are twenty-three
children in the home, and the attend
ants are in a state Of panic tonight.
Eur Capcs, 30 inch. long full sweep,
5000. nj L. 5. Good & Co 3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-04
PANHANDLE COLLISION.


-"IVV NVIs' tUautU " HI ~ " N1-'''
Last Night.
Last evening about six o'clock, while
the yard engine Of the Panhandle rail-
road was doing switching, three cars
loaded with piping were wrecked, caus-
cd 10y the switch being left open, letting
the engine crash into them. The brake
man, who was on one OF the cars, had
10 jump TO save being seriously hurt or
killed
The track was thrown out Of place,
but soon was repaired so as TO not OBJ
struct the running Of trains. The loss
viii be slight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-04
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pitbily Told.

AUI niger -l+l > lrD-LA - al g o.
ing rapidly at Houses music store.
The special Council Commirae on
/ Building Ordnance win meet tonight
The Campbell Oil Company has
/ had two fishing jobs in lis wells near
/ Powha-an.
The Knights of St. George, Of st.
( Joseph's Cathedral, are called to meet
! tonight.
The Board Of County Commission
ers win meet to-day in regular month
( ly SESSION.
The new Py.hian Castle en- South
/ Chopiiue street has been completed 10
the second story.
Marlin Conner was arrested ast even
( ing by Officer NcC3usland on The charge
( OF being 1.sCrJeriy.
The pcem, My Boy published in
| yesterdays Reg er. WIS written by
David Aaron, OF The South Side.
Henry Sclwinn has purchased the
I butcher shop at No. 1917 Jacob street,
formerly owned by John LoeiIler
Grand Master Workman Sovereign,
| OF the knights O1Labor, delivered po-
E-ical speech at Beliaire yesterday.
The dance 3D. be given by She Jolly
Three, Of The South Side, ac Central
HAIL, en- South Narke. street, tonight
promises 10 be O. success.
Holiday Post q. a. R.. is prepar-
ing programme for an enter ainmenJ
10 De given Tuesday evening, 18th insc.
a, q. A. r.. hall.
The members of Ohio Lodge. A. T.
and A. N. are called to meet at their
; quarters this afternoon at one O'Clock,
TO attend Jhe funeral eli j.. NJ. Warthen
A hat and o pair of shoes covered
witch blood were brought in from The
railroad wreck ut Elm Grove and are
ava. ing the owner e- police headquar-
tiers.
Work on the new Riverside Office
building. corner Main and Sou-h
streets. is prcsrs sins rapidly. 1t will
De q handsome structure when com
ple,ed.
Evening Star Lodge X. Of p Of
Benwood. viii attain its majority on the
lC.h inst. and Nil observe it's birthday
ny c.,,-e.ii5 - -~'''' 7'' '''- ''' '-'
T.. O-lul0l'
Robert Miller q former well known
I citizen of Wheeling. and an extensive
prop -y owner. died saturday night a
his home al Beech Bottom III the o-Au
! year Of his age.
The funeral Of Christ. Scheele, who
met with am accidental death few
days ago. took place rom his home en-
.s Island Yesterday afternoon, ana VS.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-04

Coed advice: Never leave nome on a
Journey without hottie Of Chamber
lains Cholc, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy.