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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26
THE WATOHMAN's VIGILANCE,
Gustav Walter of the Orpheum Visited
by Three Robbers.


Gustav Walter, proprietor of the
Orpheum, was counting his receipts about
midnight Friday night in his Office when
three men sneaked in. They had been OBJ
served by Henry Wagner, the Waterman,
who followed them into the office. Just
as the leader of the trio was stealthily APP
preaching Walter, the Waterman, pistol in
hand, jumped forward.
The three men ran out of the theater
and Wagner pursued them. Two of them
got away, but the third was caught by De.
tective Gibson and Policemen Holmes and
Hayden about block from the theater.
He was taken to the Central police station,
where he was identified as w. G. Smith,
an ex-convict, who was liberated on April
l after serving six years in San Quentin
for grand larceny. A revolver was found
in his pocket. When asked what business
he had in the theater he said he went there
to sell some tickets for an entertainment,
but no tickets were found upon him.
Detective Gibson says he knows the
other two men and hopes to have them
under arrest soon. No charge has as YET
been preferred against Smith.
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Edwin L. Forster, Grand Marshal,
Fourth Of July.
tFrom photograph

our city and grand .pyrotechnic illumination
on the bay. therefore respectfully ask your
nearly cooperation in making the celebration
OF the coming Fourth of July complete sue
cess.
President King announced the names of
those whom he had selected to serve on
the executive committee. They are as
follows:
executive committee-W. II, Davis CHAIR
MANI, II. J. Croker, Raphael WE'LL, Albert E.
Gasue, A; Ross, William Haas, Frank Dalton,
u u Innelan' samuel Foster, D. Gilbert Dexter,
+. Nounnan, w. T. Galloway, George H. Puppy,
Groye +; Ayers, J; R. Kelly, s. C. Hammond,
" wav1d kleh, H. T; sonntag, Joseph G. Giesting,
charles ulrich, Henry Gellert.
Chairman Davis was called to preside.
He announced the members of the sub
committees, stating at the same time thai,
the committee on invitation and reception
was not yet complete. The committees are
as follows:
Finance committee-Frank Dalton fcbair.
nam, Grove P; Aver, Charles Nauman, VIII
George R. sanderson, ]. b. Pheian, /. W. He'll.
man Jr., J. D. Spreckels Brainard N. Rowley.
henry henry Kruse, J. R; Kelly, F. 6. voss, ]. j.
Ge gTlen, Henry Gellsrt f. LiddIe. n
sfedges Joseph Newman, A. Fnsenot, ]. c. Cur
WE'LL 4 Roo noa Wse 4 oPa5re Raphael
n. s. Kohlberg, John Kenny, a. L. stetso9. u J,
G. Nobmann, II. o. Stearns. q. T. Carroll s.
Foster, 8. c. Hammond, G. b. Toy, a. E. Wise,
Malt, Waiter Dean; Mrs. William Alvord, Mrs. viii
Irving NJ. Scott, Miss Ella Hobart, Mrs. George
r: Shreve, Mrs. Charles Holbrook, Mrs. n. b.
Rideout. ~ -
Fireworks committee-A. A. Banz chairman.
I. w. Hellman Jr. ff''
Music eommittee-csptain James A. Mango
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B. Frick. The model of operation of a hos
pital corps on field of battle, without
shot, shell, smoke, and other accessories,
was learned by a thorough object lesson.
Five tents had been pitched to represent
the field hospital, and before this extern
porized place of refuge for the wounded
Captain E. B. Prick, assistant surgeon,
marshaled his squad of five men. A senti-
mel on guard and four itter-bearers COM
prised the little company that executed,
with automatic precision, the orders of the
officer.
The rude army ambulance, with the red
cross conspicuous on its side, was in wait
ing below the grounds, and Just behind
was the new City ambulance presented,
through the Doctors Daughters, +" by Mrs.
Oelrichs and Miss Fair month ago DIR.
kingwell had taken up his post beside the
latter, and explained to all inquirers the
merits of this modern vehicle with all its
appointments for relieving pain over the
old patrol wagon, in which the sick and
diving were carted away to the hospitals,
much to the added misery of the unfortu-
nate occupants. The men engaged in the
drill wore the distinctive badge of the red
cross on white band worn above the
elbow.
Numbers one, two, three and four, with
out sings, lift litter" This in stentorian
tones from Captain Prick announced that
forward to see the brown canvas covered
litter carefully raised. Numbers one and
two pass out, three and four lower litter %
Then it was shown how few or how many
might manipulate that object and with
what gentleness and dizziness it might be
handled.
Litter right Litter left! Litter halfP'
All these orders were instantly obeyed, but
always with as much care as though a
suffering human being lay helpless upon
it. Then one of the squad was ordered to
lie down, and Immediately he struck an
have given pointers to tragedian.
aNumbers one, two, three and four lift
patient" The guard was now pressed into
duty and the four stalwart soldiers lifted
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CH|VALRY AND CHARITIES,
Exhibition Drill by the Hos
pital Corps at the
PreSidio.
TRAINING OF POLICEMEN.
Doctors Daughters Favor Teach
ing Guardians of the Peace
Gentleness.

Doctors Daughters, fall into Incl For
wardl Marchp'
This order was laughingly obeyed yester-
day afternoon by bevy of San Francisco
fairest daughters. No one knew from
whom the order came, certainly not from
handsome and gallant Captain Frick, who
was master of the ceremonies at which the
Doctors Daughters presided. 1t was
shouted by one of the small but representa-
tive assemblage that witnessed the ex-
hibition drill by the Hospital Corps,
q. S. A., at the Preside.
Everybody has heard of the charitable
organization known as the Doctor 8
Daughters. Organized eight years ago
and named in honor of DR.. Mackenzie,
who inspired the organization, composed
of about forty of this City's best-known
maids and matrons, and pursuing its OBJ
ject of caring for the sick who are destitute
but worthy, it has come to be one of the
permanent institutions and has performed
many noteworthy acts OF benevolence.
Mrs. 2. B. Horton is its president, Miss
Mary Holbrook its vice-president, Miss
Fannie Croker the recording secretary,
Miss Ermentine Poole the corresponding
secretary and Miss NJ. Bowman treasurer
Invitations had been issued to many of
the prominent citizens yesterday to wit
ness the drill as the ladies of the society
hope to create sentiment in favor Of hay
ing police properly trained for performing
that sort of service to those who meet with
accidents on the streets.
There was not as large an attendance as
might have been expected. Probably $50
would cover the number present. A few
carriages conveyed as many prominent
families. The doctors Daughters" were
there in force, and the usual number of
those who go unbidden to all such gather
ings were in attendance.
The drill took place on the lower parade
grounds under the direction of Captain E /.
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Gated the circumstances of the case will be
considered for the purpose of determining it.
g. If there are no circumstances indicating
the intention of the parties and no time is
specified in the contract, the risk will be
deemed to have commenced at the date OF the
contract.
4. In the case last mentioned, II before the
contract of insurance is made the property has
ceased to exist although unknown to the par
ties, the risk never attaches.
The opinion is written by Commissioner
Searles and concurred in by Britt and
HAYNES
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TO OBSERVE The FOURTH,
The Ladies of This City Asked
to Aid in the CeIe-
bratiOn.
COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED.
Colonel Edward Hunter of the Army
Will Aid the Grand
Marshall.

A meeting of the Citizens Fourth of
July Committee was held yesterday in the
committees headquarters in the Mills
building. The work of organization was
quickly completed. The executive COM
mittee was named and the various sub
committees were appointed. The ladies
were asked to assist in the observance of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26
Strange Place for Pearls.

DIR. Robert A. Norris, the dentist, drew
ton to three dozen snipe, which he bagged
at Liverpool, Ind, he Shot one of the big
ones OF the breed called the king rail. This
bird was given to DR.. John Leggett,. who
performed an autopsy on the king rail. In
its stomach was found full-sized, undi-
gested crawfish with pearl between each
OF It's big claws.-Chicago Tribune.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26
EMIL LESS ON ANARCHY,
He Asserts That the Doctrine Is
Spreading at an, Alarm
ing Rate.
ENEMIES OF ALL SOCIETY.
The Founding Of Anarchism Over
Twenty Years Ago by Rus
sian Army Officer.

"The doctrine of anarchism," said Emil
Liess, editor in chief of the San Francisco
Tageblatt, yesterday afternoon, lis spread
ing at an alarming rate. I am not an
anarchist, remember, nor have I ever had
the slightest leaning toward the illogical
and destroying principles enunciated
some twenty years ago by Bakounine. I
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26
The Cxnic,s Smear

''I can lick him." proclaimed the ex-
cited pugilist, with both hands tied be-
hind my back"
''In such case,'' sneered the cynical
gentleman, ''you would dictate to an
amanuensis. Indianapolis Journal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26
An Inevitable Inference.

"Mr. Tylins doesn't employ a servant
for his wife," said one young woman.
'How do you know"
"She told me herself. She said she was
mistress in her own house. Washington
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26
A Good Financier.

The old-time printer still has the record.
One of them has made 10000 mile tour
on So bill, and that is more than any
typesetting machine can do. = Chicago
Post.
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Should Be snapped On.

The Marquis de Castellane has caught
us in a snap shot after fifteen days study.
The marquis would be good man for an
advertising business.-St. Louis Republic.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26

Sydney Smiths mother was a clever
conversationalist and very quick at rep
artee.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26

Mozart's mother was delicate, spirituelle
creature, who, it was said, seemed more
soul than body
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26
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our city and grand pyrotechnic illumination
on the bay. l therefore respectfully ask your
hearty cooperation in making the celebration
OF the coming Fourth of July complete sue
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26

thereby help to make our celebration a sue
cess. We would also be pleased if you would
on this occasion adopt q float, feature or design
appropriate to the purpose of your organize
ton. Yours most respectfully,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26

President King announced the names of
those whom he had selected to serve on
the executive committee. They are as
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26

the National birthday. and numbers of
them were amounted on committees.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26

THE OWL DRUG co. viii deliver Drugs Medi-
cines etc., free OF express charges to any railroad
point within 100 miles OF San Francisco, If pur-
chase amounts to SIS or over, provided the money
ia sent with order
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
Figures about Wool

The wool clip for this year is the
smallest in six years which are given
hy the correspondent. The greatest
clip was in 1898. when il amounted to
364, 100000 pounds In 1894 il had
fallen to 328,OOO GOO rounds. hut this
year it has fallen of 81 ,O0O, 900 pounds.
We do not see in these figures anv
cause for cOngratulatiln upon the part
of the Democratic industry smasheIs.
The falling off over the year 1893 was
OO,O00,0O0 pounds, which indicates the
force of the blow which has been
struck at the American growers. Not
only has the wool clip fallen of, but
the price of wool has tumbled from
thirty cents pound TO about fifteen
cents. The boom in the wool business.
in which the Democrats seem to find
SO much for Reorganization. means
that the falling off of the clip ia this
country is bringing foreign wool here.
What is not produced in this country
and is needed here has to be made M
by other countries in order to meet the
the demand, and that is how the new
wool tariff rates are operating.
Already the farmers aud sheep raisers
IN the West are demanding readiust.
ment of the tariff rates on wool in
order to make up the deficit which is
being created under the Democratic
administration. Free wool may mean
cheaper clothing but the wool growers
in the wooden mills have to paw for
that very cheapness.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
Liquor Situation in New York.

Commissioner Roosevelt deserves the
thanks of New Workers for making the
question of the regulation of the sale
Of liquor an issue, with the hope OF
bringing about u satisfactory settle
ment.
The Tammany system OF forbidding
the sale of liquor on Sundays aud then
using this law as a huge club to extort
money out of the saloon keepers who
paid for the privilege of being permitted
tc violate thai laW was one of the
chief sources of political corruption in
the metropolis. One of the main ideas
dominating the present rigid enforce.
ment of the law is the purpose of the
present administration to break IN
police corruption. Out of this will
probably come the submission to the
Voters-fOr settlement-theu question of
the sale Of liquors on Sunday: and.
while considerable is being said about
the universal lemand for the open
saloons on Sunday, it is probable that
majority would be cast against sun.
day opening.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
What he Wants.

1t is said that Mr.. John T. Dickey
when this term is up as tax receiver
intends to keep his grip on the tax
Office by having Mr. John n. Carswell
elected tax receiver in his place, He
is already perfecting plans whereby he
hopes to have Mr.. Carswell succeed
him in the tax Office. Mr.. Dickev will
then be appointed deputy or deliauent
tax collector and thereby hold on 10
the machinery of the tax office for his
own particular benefit.
He intends. iii is possible, through
the aid of Mr.. Willard Salisbury 10
control the politics 10 Delaware at The
next election. He is already laying
his plans to that end The overall
elemept Of the Democratic party are
opposed to Mr. John r. Dickey's ways
aud means of bestO~ lug the patronage.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
A JURIST TESTIFIES,
Unimp6aChabl0 Evidence From a Brook
lyn 0ffCial.
MunyOn Relieved Him, Cured Him
Rheumatism i'm IL Few Hours.

lIunyOn Relieved Him, Cured Him Oi
Rheumatism in II Few Hours.
Judge Nue, whose popularity in Brook
| lyn was demonstrated by the immense ma
jOrities by which he was elected and a
gentleman of unimpeachable character, in
speaking of Prof Munyon, says Il con-
slider Munyon's Rheumatism Cure the best
in the world. When | began to use his
| remedy l was unable to walk without the
| aid of crutches at times; this had been 60
ing on for nine years, and the day before l
began using it l could not get up the steps
to the Court room. After taking a few
doses | was Immediately relieved, and in
three days was completely cured
Munyon's rheumatism Cure is guaran-
teed to cure rheumatism in any part of the
body. Acute or muscular rheumatism
cured in from one to five days. 1t never
fails to cure sharp, shooting pains in the
arms, legs, sides, back or breast, or soreness
in any part of the body in from one to three
hours. 1t is guaranteed to promptly cure
lameness, stiff and swollen joints, stiff back
and all pains in the hips and loins. Chronic
rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago or pain in
the back are speedily cured.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedy
Company, Of Philadelphia, put up specifies
for nearly every disease which are sold by
all druggists, mostly 25 cents bottle.
Those who are in doubt as to the nature
of their disease should address Professor
Munyon, 1905 Arch street, Philadelphia,
giving full symptoms of their disease. Pro-
fessor Munyon will carefully diagnose the
case and give you the benefit of his advice
absolutely free of all charge. The remedies
will be sent to any address on receipt of re-
tail price.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
BRANCH mans

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Leave townsend for Centreville at 925 a. m.
anu anu 90 p. m; leave Centrevlle al O. m ana
200 p. m.
Leave Clayton for Oxford AZ 94ja m. and = 40
p. m; leave Oxford 6,55 A. u. and 4S D. m
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week days, and ON Tuesdays. Thuisdays and
saturdays 1OOp. m; returning, leave Cambridge
az ~ a. IN, week days, and Up D. m TupSlavs
Thursdays and Saturdays,
Train leaves Clayton for CheSteTtOwn In15au,
returning leaves CheStertOwn. { so A. m
CoNNECTIONs.-AtP Porter with Newark & Dalo-
ware City Railroad At Townsend with ODoon
Anne s& &kentRaiirOGd AtClaytOn with DelSNvera
" chesapeake Railroad and Baltimore a DeIs ,vSro
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j. X. WOOD. General Passenger Agent ""ser
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

Henry @. Turner, who has been a
prominent lawyer in Wilmington, will
leave for Hampton Roads, Va, where
ne VIII enter the Military Home for
Disabled Volunteers. Mr., Turner's
departure will remove from the New
Castle county bar one Of the brightest
members. During the war he served
IN the Third and Fifth Pennsylvania
Cavalry Regiment. In 1875 he was
admitted to the bar and became one of
the leading members. His eyes began
to fail him in 1886, and now that he il
nearly blind, he cannot attend to busi.
ness.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
Fraternal Sparks.

The sign, boy Wanted" is still
hanging out at Grey Gables.
Jack: ITO feather your nest, you
must have money" Tom: Eyes,
there is nothing so delightful as cash
down"
How would you-aw-like to own
a alittle-aw-puppy, Miss Money -ful 2"
This is so sudden, Mr.. Softleigh."
Bashful lover: ''Can you tie a true
lovers knot, Miss Fanny ?" She {:
No; but the clergyman an around the
corner can"
Mrs. De Goode. "What did the
minister preach against, yesterday p"
MIR. De GoOde, wearily: 'He preached
I against time"
$50 you've bought piece of prop
erty at Hoxemville. How does your
land lie?" Not nearly so well as the
agent who sold it to me-"
Now that ladies have taken to the
wheel. the men don't bend over so
much. This is no doubt because they
like to sit up with the girls.
She took of her hat and laid It down.
Then looked about in diSmay:
Her husband had pinned it on his coat
Ihlhking 1t was bouquet.
Wiggle Waggles: wv ,ot kind o'pie
is it, mum ?" Lady: Grape pie. ,"
Excuse me, mum, but Pm afeared :;
you know de dangers of appendicitis"
Foreign nObleman: II wish to see
some of your public men," American
boy You couldn't find 'em to-day.
It's Sunday, and all the SALOONS is
closed"
The future is full of mysteries. One
is how a sweet girl Of 16 can ever be.
come so changed that she will some
day be President of fat women's pic
mic association.
First little girl: And isn't your
cat afraid of mice?" Second little girl:
oh, no, not single bit" First little
girl That's queer. And she's
lady cat, too, isn't she?"
Mistress, reprovingly: II saw Won
throwing slcps out the back door, to-
day" New girl, with dignity: 81
wouldn't live with family wot
thrOwed'em out the'front door num-"
ITS hard to please YOU" said the
delinquent subscriber to the impecwn-
iOus editor. you think SOP" Yes
YOU wouldn't be happy if you were
Coroner in dead town"
"I'n afraid" said the bicycle Girl,
that we are getting altogether TOO
original in our ideas ofcostume." ITS
worse than that replied her mother
I'VE are getting positively aboriginal"
II a bcvcles known as a bike"
tricycle. must be a "trike :"
And when winter comes round
It will doubtless I've found
That an cle goes as an ike"
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

Mr., Gremminger of Odessa is very
successful at bee culture, aud the out
put Of honey from his so hives this
season is very gratifying. He hna one
hive which ne calls the Boss Hive of
the LOT. He put new rwarm Of beer
in it the last week in May, and the
first week in July hp took from 1t three
superS or cases, each containing "a
bOxes filed with beautiful white honey
IN all " boxes averaging nearly 10.
each,
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

MARYLAND.- The anti German dele
gates bOlted from the St. Mary's demo.
cratic convention. .-Frederick Re.
publicans are said to favor Lowndes
tor Governor and fear that the crop of
candidates for local office will hand-
cap the party. .--PemOcratic senti-
ment in Hartford county is overwhelm-
lngiY against a GQrman candidate for
Governor. an independent Demo-
cratic movement has been started in
Anne Arundel county in revolt against
German rule
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

Now is the time to bag your grapes
det one-pGund menilla bags for five
cents per hundred and pin then neatly
over the bunches. Sometimes it will
be wei! to remove leaf and pin over
the punches. You will be pleased with
the result-nO dust on the bunches. no
loss from the birds, and altogether
satisfactory in every way.