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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-24

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CREAMERY In @Oliep ii sslest uno siH
1bsii ots hbriaen 8aHmnierials lieai
bersit.
Die dusieIler an Der Siour 5aI'
Ter Siantsiair mtroen UoH ben ihnsn
iugsiprOtsHn RrdHien SO asrsssHt sr.
haltsu.
als elm !3si6n ihlsbtsr 3citeu
miro stmsIost, bob Der DanitSn 1urn'
gerein Itiueu TurHlsbrer, SiephaRis off,
Ion, sntIaiien mabts.
Die MoUrs GpmpaHn. 0anoIuns
in ADMINISTRATION RaidineH 81
armOur, bat Ihr Eager an u. U. Bal
mrr far $1,000 uerianit.
Ter Iaih. giarrsr Sssruid SOH
NSaieripwn miro balo mad q. glOuo.
asinn.. Dsrreiien Hm als gripatlsirsidr
oss 8hhoi Narip borticlbii Su fungi
rsu.
Bon ben ieuieiis oss RihOuri
ixiilih p0H gisrrs seleseneu Saeioess.
bisisn fne oisien Serbit iOptit 1900
Sihd gisb uno 1900 Shdft nab ben
bitlihen RiYiieu usrionet worOen.
am 5reiiaa GbeHe puTbs in bic
Pshpfiiss ~ RasiicH sinssbrO6sa uHo
Der GDeieIhrant seivrsns.. TR Tisbs
srbenitteH Britfmarteu, @eIbaHlutIiun'
seu, sinaeifritbeue Brtit nno t2l5 in
paar. Gs III aui ibrs 5eiiHabme cine
SsiObnuns pOu t2O0 ausssisst.
Gines ihenblihsn Ysrbrsdsus an.
ssiloat iist elm Rann TN VeidHsuib ~
Rilbanf, bsiieu Rame lsiosr eeuti1 N,
Srans Qpttiis. 9aat 2eiheni4ouberitt
iboteie or ieine Drau NIT 5nbtritien.
Ter brutale GAurie pire Der geraHi'
wertans iar be @rensIihnt aiht sHi'
asbsu. Eens tteins ainesr iino ihrer
Ruiisr beianst.
Der in Nnrrra Gounip iuobHtHet
Jarmer Sotn 2eibsr bat iiA IN G&Du'
litaisn asihrjt. iHesm CT sintn goQfc'
tor, Der btim sbm sOriprat, mn sin
@attabsn sinsusislfu. NIT pprsehaIis'
nsm Sdrsissipthr Snanp. eiegerianssii
sinss bon ibm anssthsnisn Ganlei4s'
uss pom /. TsSsmber 1895 ant benisl.
ben Tag 1896 abSu&nSsrn, stne sab
1reibsr cine 8ahlnns leiitsis. Tisit
bcIsn 8siisn trsibsn man&en Isuii thr'
bnrsH unb rutiem HhrseS - unhber'
Ieeisu 6onblunaeH, une 90 seEaes be
0ewi1enboiieiien iperosu am sheiisn
sarth bas auklenbe DsdSssn Der 0idn'
biatr In sins Solde nerssIs 6rEeauns
perIebt, bat re momsnton ibren suten
Mni nns Gtaraiter anfs SpisI tssen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-24

Sn Siour SalIs beSablten bic @.i'
,suiauisr isit Sust @Onen uon D bic
Z Gents per BuibeI mebr fur @sisen.
als Der anasbIihe 6rahtunierihieo S,pi'
iten benz RiuusapOliier uno benz SiOuI
Salisr Nnrits iSueu ;ssitoitrt battle,
b. b. fis sablteu 10 ulsl mebr ais bic
Ssduisr in ben ndhIsliesenosn Qahbdr'
prtrn. no ibernIl Der RinunpOliisr
Rarttprsis obJlslib Der 5rudt bsSnbli
uuroe uno luiro. Ris oas Ian, iuiro
bnmit sriIdrt, sab IN SiouI SAILS GIN
upn ben GlepatOr. 8eitIlihn'ien unob'
sdnsissr 9duirr ouftrut. Der isineu
@cl,tu oirrtt an Die Sssihite periaHoie,
Uhus bic Shlis uUu 3wiidsubduOIsrH in
aniprRh ku nsbmeu. DARN ldet bod
Elm 5inasrjeia, mic bic Ylaht oes NAL
itrsRinas p0n NiHnsapOiis etbrodeH
psroeu t6Huts. Was 5 Gems mehr y Z
8uibtl @siseR fur unisrn Staat beoeu,
ten, srbtIlt siu siHiahes RshensrempsI.
Grnis 25 Nliu Bulb, mai 5 Gsnts,
aieicb tl, ,25o,o0O. 9isIe Summe mare
bod pohrboitis oss Shuribes Der CO.
len - GiitubaburUmmiiidre. ionic Der
5armsr NllianJ unO Der psri6isesneu
iidotiihtn louimdnuiidsu Hlubs iusrib.
bic, msna iis suiammsHarbsiieu ippllisn
uuo f6nnttn, fiber fur ben sunSsH Siaai
3as errsiten i0nntsn, mas ein Wanu
SiI cine Slaot that.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-24
l1eGoct County.

SaIsm. Die Rspablilansr bisisa
Gounts's inesiiirtsn ben eemctraiilbsz
Observation-Disclosures. 6rn. Ric 0ysbs.
ipsiI Ne sberseuai maren. sab BEL sum
4sasn ess Gsxnis's isiu rhrbs.
Gin Dsuii&u i'm IAbcRii4en ztsil
tss Gsnntp's brad sin Bein Hnb iparbs
nab bsm Ssipiial IN sicnE Sails &C.
byadbt.
Die 2sismsiise bss bic @xnblatri
J,piiHsn Gs0ny Sals uno bisr ma6us
ben Quaea pnrss am WRcntne stsraB
bti6abist. sin oebsl an einfr 6sitt
brad unh in Solee seHfn tcnnts bic
wlaI6iAe. natesm ne auasbnIien iDers
ben, 80 Hi&t pisbsr pom 0lsd bsusseu.
sbnt beS BIC 9nsbsoieunsttn mit
Stsmmsiisn na&baiIsn rnb he IN Gang
istim. Der 9ns sslausis aber Boa
ebne ipsiters G6pisrisieifsn unb rst>l.
ssitis mad eisaF 3ais.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-24
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9auebrauo mar CO. wtnr
mir uns redt eriuuern, Der iaste, Der
Diplomat bsuiistt be Hsoe uur. Nm
Das su psrbhlsn mas CT osnit. @as
mag pObl Der ruHiide Winiitsr 2oba.
nom. ipslher iirSlih IN Berlin mar,
bateu psrhhllsn pOlsn? Gr iUn in
isineu llntsrrsbunssn nit ben Isiitnosn
6sutihsu Stantemdnuern piscerbOlt er'
Hart babsn, oas Der Sued Der irauSs'
iiih'ruiiiihsn SeJisbunssn sinjis nno
allsin ani bic Grbaltuns css 5iisoens
esrid,t,t isi, tpdhrsno Ihm ron oeutiher
esiis be gsriidsruus ssssbeu Duros,
eoB 9eutidlano iflncn iebnlldsrsn
@nni& babe, ols mt AabIaHo ani
frtunoibaitlitem 5ubs yu lsbsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-24

IN puIsu Sdusn 10 bic triis aTbtit. iUslbtS
apsrs eaT,oparila ptIintti. be, e0B hs
ben Giirii anbrrer RsbDiusH. bic obns Vr
ioIs ssbtaudt wuIeeu. nuliri. Ran sTlparI
Set nab CsSle TIM experimentation ptnn man
AptrS SaiiapaTiua Susta auitaii "a.
CO I ninnit.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-24

SiItfibs I'm Wlsnias bwIa
Mode lssis 10 0tn. 0eIbbomnez's
4terb .Dpzis. BIN, nm. bee QebenS
mDbs, ni&t msbv asfluls6n. Hrel6ia
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u Dslg's barge. afsv strsshs Gissso
|ptiss
Du irakrs oiuHsx gsrnsx ystlu
| jdtrsitd psa urfauias. baf isiss 1lt1s
| isr bset asnsStsn isi uxh sS ban ue
SDissaFa atsvIlspstx RsE>h
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-24

4 @Uuptrnsur Sbsloon bsenaeiats
aui Gmpithluns Der Sesua oisunsstt,
b6rbt BIN. ben Wliis GOIoUu pOn gani.
ton. Der i'm gldrS 1894 fur 10 Sabre
iH's 3uhtbous ssidnet nOroen mar me
gen Aanbes goloen SEQ TN RauinC
NIT J,uei usriOmmsnm aumpousu aui
Nbsntsusr aus, fe MOLTEN -G,siiter-
ipieIrn uHN Ssmanb ihrsden. Der CT.
ite -@eihrsdte" puroe audi suslsid be-
rapbt uHo bic IdmmtliheR pTsi .gsi.
ter wHrOn rinssltrdt. GoIoOn eadie,
alIts isi Spab, bis Sur Ssrlsiuna Der
SlHfIaes. Ia bisk es -mttasIansen,
miissbanesn-. CT sriIdrts fh itniois
unS sIbisIt 0isisIbe Stroit ipie bic aH'
bern. GOlS0u wiro Ohnej 8peiisl nod
Der smplauetutn 2sition IN 3uiunii
ruOiihitssr IN Der @nbl i,inrr gsIsa.
idnii isia.
9W maihmabliden Sstabsr Der
leSit @ods esmeIosisu giubruhs'
Tiebiiable in 8iIas uuo Seiuoro iino
IN GsmsHo isitseHpmmsn pOroeu. Gs
fab sIpsi R6nnsr. bic BEN Sheriff pOH
Qinasburp Gpanip usrodftiesS SadcH ~
perFlbtru perinhien, ,iporauibiu er Iie per.
baIiete nne ourhiHhis. Gle battsn Swei
Tietridbe bel Iidb, rptldbe in bic GAlbHsr
,lpsisr 2aeenihhrsn in De Smst pasitn.
ginsm Der gerhaiitttu puTesn Dor tiHi'
ssu @eAen iAon tiipa srtibie Baar
Shuhe aboenommeu, bic or iretnome
asitpblm bate. Der aHoert trua tin
gsaaI Der Sauhs; bic 5abriuammsT
NOR baraa ausssi&nitisn. Tif Btbsr.
ben in Brsaut. Rilas. Sowarb ane oH'
oertn Crtihaiien ientr @esene. no In
letter .9sit msbrioh 9dotn poa Gin
bretsrn bsiuht mOrbeu partH. ipurbsH
pcn Der gtrhaituns Der Bsrsd6iissu IN
9tnntnib stist..
< Gs Bat Iitb bstansseRsli. sab bic
psrbesrsnssn Brairisbrauos. wtlAe
neulih iibsr bic Counties Re@bsrieu u.
Gemunos isetsn, eurA 2sxte ssriAni.
bet uurosn, pslds pon ben Gsmmiid'
reu ess lettemannten gsuHtp's beaui'
trast naren, an Der Gsanirsrsusf ti'
nsu GAatareiisu sepen sbpsldbt Brab
rietensr ab3nbrennsn. Dieielben ma
rsn 70 naHldiiis bsi ibrsr arbeit, eab
bieVlammen itasn.t n.tberbans nabmen y.
inr&ibarts llmtsh anridteisR. Die
.Gurtia ppit- aisbt islssnss ibeilpsiis
Qi1e eer 8erIane: &c psrbranHfeu
ban Ghriliian GHnHs 1000 1uihel
Gstrsihs, Safsb @oder ir. $500. @m,
8ieslsr i,sOo. Ghrihian madsr IL. 700,
Ghriifian @usi Il. l 600, Hetrr @iefl
roo, 1rsh 2abmaH idmmilibfs Dc.
treble neblt 80 Tonnen Gen, Ueera
Sleim 100 4enReu Gen. Jaipb uns
Htiliyv ghresmann nnb Nbam 0spbl
ber game 6upsrraik. Man jdet ss,
S9ober lei ar6bes ale Bio iett berid'
tet.s - Die Gsmmiiidrs pou NsBber'
ION apunip uerlongien bon bsnfn pss
rbmunos Gpunip S6absnsriae Iar sil
i'm ernsrrn Gshntp osI&dbipien y. pes
ben soId1en ,pahri&sinlid aud sslsnsen
mae nitbt mttr ME rebt uns tinia u
lSmn. psnn prissis IN dtuii4su edutI
lItrea mad bsm 0sist bebanbslt wsrssH
10 I6uuien piT ui6t einSebsn. iparuu
sin oemsinwtIsn ui&t aIsi4laus taii
bar lsiu iouie.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-24

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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-24

A Dis grctibitisniitsn uuItrss etaa.
tee wsrbeu am 30. b. M.in bsr 0rano
armp Gan In curon. .. o.. ibrs Geu'
psniieH abbalteu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-24
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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-10-24

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The morning call., 1895-02-06
TOO Low WAGES.
Other Reasons Why We Get
Discouraged.
LabOr'S TiresOIne SameneSs Wears
Brain and Body.
Depressed System Is Often Badly
hOuriShed.
Paine's Celery Compound q Perfect
Remedy.
Better Even Than Rest and Change for
the Weary.
The more infinitely all kinds of work be-

The more infinitely all kinds of work be-
monotony creep into each mans labor.
Day after day, day after day, in the same
rut till little interest remains in the work,
and the mind and body are gradually
robbed of energy and healthy elasticity.
Unless something is done the prolonged
strain is likely to result in health failure;
nervous symptoms appear, cares that were
once lightly cast off now stick like burrs,
slight physical exertion tires, and the end
is complete prostration and breaking down
of some vital organ.
Business men feel this, public officials,
-earners, housekeepers, every man
and woman whose work allows of little or
no rest and change.
AT the first small beginnings of nervous
ness or when languid feelings do not dis
appear after a sound nights sleep, the
prudent person should know that he or
she must check this decline in health by
the use of that one genuine nerve food and
blood remover, Paine celery compound.
The family physician knows its power
over diseases of exhaustion and debility
when he orders it, as so many careful prac-
titioners are now doing in every city and
small town throughout the United States.
AS soon as one has fairly begun to use
Paines celery compound every day will be
a firm step toward assured health. Merry
Gus, unhappy and feeble persons find their
flesh becomes more solid, more healthy
color takes the place of the waxy, sallow
look, and there comes clear increase in
the volume of the blood and an increased
normal appetite because of this rapid feed
ing of the entire system. Work becomes
easier.
This searching tonic goes at once to the
very causes of nervous disaster and break
down. 1t is invaluable in all wasting dis
cases. in all cases where unusual demands
are made on the system. Especially is it
true in the case of mothers and invalids
recovering from sickness.
Paine's celery compound has saved thou
sands from mournful years of feebleness,
from the WEAKNESS of pain and from bodily
weakness. 1t means health and happiness.
The morning call., 1895-02-06
IT NEEDS LOOKING AFTER.
What Is Said Of the FOurth-Street
Bridge.
The Newly Appointed Engineer Claims
the Contractors Have Not Kept
1t in Repair.

There has been change in the position
of engineer of the drawbridge which
crosses the arm of the bay at Fourth and
Channel streets. AT Mondays meeting of
the Board of Supervisors Thomas Nc
Dennott received the appointment to
supersede Murray Hendry, who has
manipulated the bridge for a number OF
years.
The change of engineers has brought to
before. Mr.. McDermott is responsible for
light some facts about the BRIDGES condi-
ton which have not been generally known
the so-called discoveries. When he went
down to assume the duties of his new posi-
ton yesterday morning he first made an
examination of the bridge. He discovered
first that a section of the rock wherein
the bridge turns was gone.
He was told that new section had been
sent for. In watching Engineer Hendey at
work he also saw that the bridge was in
danger of breaking down on account of
the want of proper attention to the under
gearing. The underneath journals and
The morning call., 1895-02-06

stand-bearings he found were loose and in
some cases the nuts had worked them
selves almost clear of the threads.
~ crawled down below" said Mr.. Nc
Dermott, land there saw that the iron
work is all eaten away with rust for the
simple reason that it has not been painted
and kept in repair.
81 sent for Superintendent of Streets
Ashworth, and he agreed with me that the
bridge had not been cared for. He said
that the firm of Haley d Tibbets have a
three years contract with the city to keep
the bridge in repair at $78 month. It is
plain to be seen that they have not done
it. l would like to see the bridge exam
ined and looked after before l begin to
operate it. If an accident should happen
after l took it the blame might be thrown
on me, when | really would not deserve it.
If that firm has the contract for repairing
and keeping it in repair l don't see why
they are not compelled to live up to the
contract"
1t is probable that the Street Committee
will look into the matter, as the bridge is
an important part of the thoroughfare
leading to the Potrero and South San
Francisco.
The morning call., 1895-02-06
SEVEN WERE BAPTIZED
An Interesting Religious
Ceremony
AT METROPOLITAN TEMPLE.
The Union Revival Meetings Close
This Week
WITH ONLY ONE MORE IMMERSION.
The Three Weeks Of Nightly Meetings
Have Resulted in Much Direct
Good.
WITH ONLY ONE MORE IMMERSION.

The union revival meeting of the Baptist
Church called asbig crowd to Metropolitan
Temple last evening. 1t was known that
there was to be an immersion of several
persons converted during the series of
meetings, and who desired to unite with
the First Baptist Church, of which Rev.
DR.. ]. @. A. Henry, who conducts the meet
ings, is pastor.
Every seat in the auditorium was occu-
pied, when promptly at o'clock Rev. DR..
Henry, in his black robe, descended into
the pool of pure, clear water, which had
stood uncovered on the stage. After the
brief invocation incident to the solemn
rite had been said, the first of the seven
candidates stepped down into the water.
1t wass Miss NJ. Wyckoff. The pastor took
her hand and led her into the center of the
baptistry.
Placing his hand upon her shoulder and
clasping her hands in front the pastor,
with clear ennunciation and impressive
manner, addressing the candidate, said:
''Do you believe in the Lord Jesus Christ
as your personal Savior?"
81 dc" answered the young woman.
Then from your profession of faith, and
acc ording to his commandment, do now
baptize you in the name of the Father, the
Son and the Holy Ghost"
AS he said this he caused her to lean
backward until, as the last word was
uttered, she disappeared entirely under the
water. Instantly recovered, she stood
with perfect composure as the minister
drew his handkerchief over her face and
led her back to the steps, where, enveloped
in a comfortable cloak by the pastors
assistants, she stepped into retiring room
from the stage.
Six others followed in the way that led
to fellowship in the church: Mrs. F.
Warburton and Mrs. II. Bockman, Ever
cite Bockman, Robert Handel, F. E. Wal
lace and Robert Hanks. After the last of
the seven had retired the minister re-
manned in the water until the hymn was
sung.
st is DONE" he said, and then he, also,
was taken by the hand and led up the
stairs and to room on the right of the
stage.
The union services which have been held
almost nightly for three weeks will con-
clude on Friday evening. There have been
lob conversions reported as a result of the
meeting and many accessions to the men,
bership of the First, Emanuel, Hamilton
Square, Third and German Baptist
churches. On Thursday evening there
will be another immersion ceremony.
The morning call., 1895-02-06

century, carries an unnautical kind of
motor on her quarter deck.
1t is not an ultra modern continuance,
intricate and wondrous, battling the nom
mechanical mind by the mystery of its hid
den source of power, but plain, every
day windmill.
"And that windmill, said Captain More
house, from whose ingenious brain the
idea sprang full armed and canvased, 'sis
so sound and sturdy in its work that it
should be rated Al at Lloyds like the old
Wave herself.
"The ship has been in use continuously
ever since her launching in 1853 at Ports
mouth, n. H., and after humping through
the pillows of four oceans, it is not strange
that her seams open when she labors and
lets the ocean in. We carry eight men
before the mast, when she used to have
twenty-five, so l cast about for some other
force outside of sailor power for pumping
purposes"
The novel continuance for keeping the
old leaky ship out Of Dayy Jones' locker is
rugged with six arms, upon which are
spread canvas sails, each having surface
of about one square yard. In light breeze
additional wings or "studding-sails as
Mate Wilson calls them, can be attached,
and in the further dying out of the wind
the sail area can be increased to startling
proportions. 1t is said that the awful spec
tacle of these monster wings of canvas
whlrling between the main and mizzen
masts of the Dashing Wave has driven
many good, though superstitious, sailor
man to drink.
First Officer Wilson, truthful but
tarry man of the sea, spoke feelingly and
Loyalty of the captains windmill and dwelt
for several columns OF space upon its
further possibilities.
"With beam or quarter wind" said he,
"and the lee tack of the mill hauled well
aboard, the machine not only buzzes
around about a million revolutions min
ute, but it takes the place of all the sails on
the mizzen in fact we seldom bend those
sails during the voyage.
"But when we clap all the canvas on the
mill. cast off the stops and turn her loose,
the thing draws strongly on your admira-
ton. The long arms sweeping UP among
the rigging and down athwart the deck
from starboard to port, make the bilge-
pumps suck emptily in short time. That
windmill, sir, would pump out the ocean
from its basin in a dog watch. However,
it is a source of danger also, for we lost our
pet goat and half of the cooks head one
night last trip. They ran into the wake of
the mill in the dark-didn't see it-and
were struck by the sail swinging silently
through the air.
1--WE stop the machine by bracing it
sharp up on the wind and when the motion
is checked throw bowline over one of the
arms. This part of the business isn't down
very fine, as it was built to go and only a
dead calm can really knock it out The
captain is thinking of getting dynamo
and having our own electric lights, and
possibly we can use propeller with the
power generated from the windmill. The
Dashing Wave is known as the lucky ship,
because she never had an accident or
wreck, and she never failed to meet ex-
pectations in any form or in any kind of
weather, and water can't run into her
faster than our windmill can run it out
auoiY, -
The morning call., 1895-02-06

recording secretary; l. Less, financial sec
rotary; Frederick J. Bradvitch, treasurer;
Messrs. Wolfe, Vail and Mann, trustees;
and II. Bernard, sergeant-at-arms.
David Martin was appointed temporary
employment agent, with headquarters at
921 Market street. There employers can
secure help and journeymen can apply for
work.
The appointment of permanent agent
was made the special order of business for
the next meeting, and Messrs. Aubertine,
Miller and Hammond were appointed a
committee to wait on employers, to advise
them as to the employment agents duties:
An invitation was extended to the BARRIERS
Protective Union to attend the next meet
ing to be held at the same place next
Tuesday night.
Messrs. Aubertine, Miller, Less, VAIL
and Martin were named committee on
bylaws
The morning call., 1895-02-06
FOUND IN THE MARSH.
A Little Boys Penchant for Running
Away From Home.

Willard Buchanan, the four-year-old son
of Frank w. Buchanan, 427 Ridley street,
has penchant for driving his parents dis
tracted by disappearing from home. Four
times in six weeks he has run away and
been recaptured after diligent search.
Yesterday morning they missed him and
the family dog. As usual a search was in
stituted, but without success. So the
different police stations were notified
About S o'clock yesterday afternoon the
dog returned home with his hair wet and
covered with mud and slime. The dis
tracted parents felt sure the little wanderer
had been drowned, but later in the evening
they were gladdened by receiving word
that he was in the matron's care at the
City Prison.
Cotton and wooden goods are so cheap
that any one who makes living wages can
afford to be passably dressed.
Cells composing the epidermis are 1880
of an inch in diameter.
The morning call., 1895-02-06
WHEBLMEN ARE AT WORK.
Preparing for the Coming Tournament.
An Event for Friday.

An Event for Friday.
w. J. Edwards will try on Friday next
to ride on bicycle and cover one mile in
/ min. and 30 sec. 1t is given out that in
December last Leonart made a mile in
1.35 minutes near Buffalo, on the Tona-
wanda Boulevard, but that is still FIVE sec
onds slower than the Rambler team man
expects to place the record.
The trial will take place over the Liver
more road, two miles of which are sup
posed to have been carefully scanned and
prepared for record breaking.
Edwards will have an elegant pace
maker. 1t arrived a couple of days ago
from the New FORK cycle show, and was
shipped to Livermore yesterday afternoon.
It is a sleek ''quad, as the initiated term
it. A "quad" is a quadruplet, or in other
words, bicycle on which four operators
may work, one doing the steering and
pedal work besides, while the other three
devote all their energy to pushing the
pedals and nothing else.
1t is estimated that "quad," with
proper operatives can cover 20 per cent
more ground than any cracker-Jack on his
"bike."
This quad is to be manned by Delmas,
Smith. Jones and Davis of the Garden City
Cyclers' Club. These young gentlemen
arrived here yesterday from San Jose and
left at 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon for
Livermore, with Edwards and a score of
other cyclists, who wish to be on the
ground when Edwards makes his record.
Edwards is the phenomenon who once
defeated Ziegler, and was beaten in turn,
leaving honors easy.
While Edwards is going to do his work
of training for the coming indoor tourna-
ment at Livermore, Ziegler has under
taken to fit himself for hard work at the
associated track at Central Park.
The various clubs throughout the State
will have special night in which they will
shine at the tournament. which opens on
the 18th inst. at the Pavilion.
The schedule as arranged is: Monday
February IS, Bay Cities; Tuesday, Imperi-
ais; Wednesday, 0lympics; Thursday, Al
ameda County Acme, Y. NJ. G. a., Uni
versity Club; Friday, San Jose Road Club,
Garden City Club.
The big cup presented as trophy for the
winner of the ten-mile clubrace was placed
on exhibition yesterday at Shreve d Co. s,
and will be presented to the winner on the
opening night of the tournament by George
A. knight.