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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-16
CRICKET OVER THE BAY.
The PacifiCs Score an EaSy
Victory Over the Boz
hemianS.
And the Caiifornians Are Badly De-
feated by the Alameda
Players.

The two Hunter-Harrison cup cricket
matches yesterday were the most decisive
events OF the season. At Alameda the
Pacifics met the Bohemians and defeated
them by an inning and SO runs-tbis in
the face of the bowling of Robertson and
Cookson, which can hardly be equaled in
the association. The Pacifcs went first to
bat. Wise and Gardner contributed the
largest scores before lunch time, the latter
play ing an excellent inning of So. Brown
who had contributed % previous to the
recess, showed his very best form on the
renewal of the game, and, until he was
caught by Robertson in the deep field,
piled up the total in mastery form. The
side was finally disposed of for 207.
Owing to the dismissal OF their captains
for ducks egg, and the consequent de-
moralization that ensued, the Bohemians
fell from A, and following, for 70 runs.
This disaster is to be attributed, also, to
the bowling of Hill and Cassidy and to
the general smart tielding of the Pacifcs.
The score:
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Dedication of a PRESBYTERIAN
Church Takes Place
at Newark.
GROWING CONGREGATION.
Dedicatory Hymn Composed by
One of the Ladies' Of the
Congregation.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, |
9O8 Broadway. Sept. Is.

9Oo Broadway, sept 10.
Services were held to-day for the first
time in the New Presbyterian Church at
Newark which was dedicated two days ago
by the board of presbyters. For long
time the little band of Presbyterians haye
been holding services and depending
mainly upon supplies from Centerville.
Now they have handsome little church
and can hold regular worship.
The dedicatory services were conducted
by Rev. DR.. Coyle, Rev. DR.. Hunter, Rev.
Messrs. Dupuy, Curry, Robinson and
Fish DR.. Coyle of this city preached one
of his most eloquent sermons, and after q
solo by Miss Stella Graham, who presided
at the organ, the report of the board of
trustees was read.
According to the report of the secretary,
Caleb S. Haley, the total cost of the church
was S155S. OF this amount 1928 has been
raised by subscriptions, leaving balance
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CAN MAKE A GOOD OFFER.
Alameda Y. M. I. Delegates OF for the
Vallejo Grand Council.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALI
9oS Broadway, Sept. Is.
The Alameda County delegates to the
Grand Council of the Young Mems Insti-
tute, which convenes at Vallejo on Mon
day, left Oakland tonight.
The chief point of interest to the four
teen Alameda delegates is the securing of
the next Grand Council for Haywards.
Toward this end the delegation has been
working for many weeks and secured
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Companions of the Forest, F. of. A.

A new circle of the Companions of the For
est, Foresters of America, was organized and
instituted last week by G. s. A. Mrs. NJ. A.
Duke, G. s. Miss Agnes D. Bremen, G. G. Mrs.
Worms and D. G. c. Cs. Miss NJ. Mentel and
M. E. LIGHT, at Mannerbund Hall, Twenty
fourth street and Potrero avenue. with thirty
five charter members. The circle is named
San Francisco 267, and the officers are: ]. p
c. c., Mrs. Eliza O'Callaghan; c. c., Miss Rose
Reynolds; s. C. c., Miss Mary F. Foye; fnan-
cial secretary, d. O'Callaghsn; recording sec
rotary, Miss Mary Jansen: treasurer, Miss
Lizzie Trueb; physician, Hugh Logan, NJ. D.;
right guide, John Lynch; left guide, Miss Liz
zie Ubias; inner guard, Patrick Hogan; outer
guard, Pauline Bothmann; organist, Mrs. ].
Jansen.
At the close of the session of the Supreme
Circle, Companions of the Forest, recently
held in Boston, c. H. Bremen, S. ]. P. c. c., was
presented with beautiful diamond scarfpin
in recognition of past services in behalf OF the
order.
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Knights and Ladies Of Honor.

The tenth annual session of the Supreme
Lodge of the Knights and Ladies of Honor is
being held in st. Louis. The news important
to Californians is that the principal supreme
officers were reelected. They are L. B. Lock-
ard. C. w. Harvey, G. F. Dudley and DR.. L. D.
Wetherill.
DR.. s. American, about whose right to sit in
the convention there was q contest, was seated
as representative from California.
Mrs. L. ]. Wheelock was at the last moment
prevented from making the trip East as was
originally intended.
T. s. Berkey of Sacramento, accompanied by
his daughter and Mrs. Barnes, and DR.. and Mrs.
8. American are among those from California
at the session.
Seal Rock Lodge of Alameda will on Friday
next celebrate its first anniversary by grand
entertainment.
Yerba Buena Lodge ofSan joss will celebrate
its fourth anniversary by an entertainment
and dance on Wednesday, the 25th inst Grand
Protector Kemp van Ee has been invited to de.
liver an address to the members of the lodge.
Grand Deputy Mrs. s. Bernson visited West
End Lodge at its meeting last Tuesday even
ing,
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Russia proposes to celebrate Jenner's
discovery of vaccination, the hundredth
anniversary of which occurs next year, by
offering prizes for works on vaccination,
by publishing histories of the practice of
vaccination in Russia and in Western Eu-
rope, and by commemorative meeting
and exhibition Of objects connected with
vaccination.
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his visits, as she would not marry him,
He brooded over his disappointed love
Finally drink made him so moody and de-
spondent that he pulled out his revolver,
and before any one could interfere he fired
a bullet into his left jaw.
He was taken to the Receiving Hospital,
where it was found that the bullet had
smashed the jawbone in pieces and had
plowed its way upward. The wound is
not dangerous.
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UNREOUITED LOVE.

John Becklund Attempts to Commit
Suicide With Revolver.
John Recklund, ships quartermaster,
living at 1906 Stockton street, attempted to
commit suicide at an early hour yesterday
morning in saloon on Jackson and
Kearny streets.
He had been counting young lady, but
she told him Saturday night to discontinue
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Order Of the Eastern Star.

The session of the Grand Chapter of the Order
Eastern Star will be held in Los Angeles on the
18th of October. The order has obtained special
rates, the railroad company having made
$50 round trip rate from this City and the
steamship company has made an $18 round
trip rate.
Great preparations are being made for the
fish pond party to be given next Thursday
Chapter No. 1. For the week past the ladies
were busy preparing fish to be placed in the
n0nd.
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WEEKLY FRAT ERNAL index
Preparing for the Grand En-
campment at Stockton
Next Month.
A BEAUTIFUL SILVER TROPHY.
The Ancient Order Of Foresters Of
America Curtails Its Name.
Notes Of Interest.
Official Assessment Table.

[Offcial assessment notices OF any legitimate
fraternal society will be published free of cost
in above table. Send them, with any other
Fraternal Society Editor CALL, San Francisco
The Encampment Trophy.
The trophy that will be presented to the win
ner of the first prize during the contest by the
cantons of Patriarchs Militant during the
Grand Encampment at Stockton next month, Is
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Ancient Order of Forestsrs.

The High Court OF the order met in Brighton,
England, on August @; I'll delegates were
present; DR.. Oneil, H. C. R., and B. A. Sibbald,
permanent secretary, represented the Atlantic
Subsidiary High Court. The financial gain Of
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KNIGHTS of Honor,

The grand officers of the knights of Honor
visited Saxon Lodge No. 184S last week.
The grand officers will visit Keystone Lodge
No. 2107 on Thursday night.
Tomorrow evening the past dictators and the
grand officers will visit Union Lodge No. 1885.
Grand Dictator Archibald will next month
visit Modesto, Fresno, Los Angeles and San
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Equitable Aid Union,

California Union No. 6O3, E. A. u, has been
kept quite busy of late initiating new mem
beers. 1t has received number of applications
at every meeting Last Monday it celebrated
anniversary day by the initiation of a number
of candidates.
Oakland Union No. 624 will on next Thurs
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Meanwhile quite as one-sided game was
being played at Golden Gate between the
AIamedas and the CALIFORNIA;. The for
mer went in first, and with the loss of two
wickets scored 21s runs. Hoods century
was earned run by run, as was the good
scores OF Hogue and Randall. In the face
of this total the CALIFORNIA; were practi-
cally powerIess. They played two innings,
in which Croll. Robertson, Townsley and
Game made big efforts, but their dual
score fell So short of the blue and whites.
Following is the score:
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I. O, O, F.

I. o. 0. F.
Preparations for the Grand Encampment to
be held in Stockton next month are progress
ing favorably and 1t promises to be one OF the
most interesting that has ever been held in
this State. On the first day of the encamp-
ment. Monday, Lebanon (Rebekah) Lodge will
exemplify the beautifed work. On Tuesday
the Grand Encampment will meet. In the
evening there will be a grand reception in
Masonic Music Hall and there will be addresses
and q literary entertainment and music. On
"Wednesday evening the patrlarch1an degree
will be conferred by Parker Encampment of
Stockton and golden rule degree by Oriental
Encampment of this City. On Thursday after
noon there will be public parade of the
various cantons and in the evening a COMPETE
tive drill at the Mechanics Pavilion for three
prizes-the first silver trophy, the gift of
the Grand Encampment; second trophy won
three times by Golden Rule Encampment and
now offered by 1t for further competition, and
third prize, $75, offered by Parker Encamp-
ment of stockton.
1t is remarkable fact that at this encamp-
ment, at which Grand Patriarch Roesch will
preside, not an appeal will be presented, for
the reason that none were taken during the
year. During Patriarch Roesch's term two
new encampments have alrdady been organ
lied, and two more will probably be organized
before its close The Patriarch branch of the
order is feeling the effect of the general better
ment of affairs.
Superintendent Bartlett of the Odd Fellows
Home at lQeTmOl1tO TeIQTHeQ lIOm Sdutd CTuZ
yesterday, and in the afternoon went to Etna
Springs with his wife and little boy, to remain
there week or ten days before returning to
duty. He is very much improved in appear
ance.
The trustees of the home at their last meet
ing ascertained that all the contracts for sup
plies had been filled and that the home Is now
in full operating condition, being completely
furnished and having fine supply of water
and good gasoline works.
On Tuesday, the Oath inst, w. 81. Barnes,
grand scribe of the Grand Encampment, will
celebrate his sixty-frst birthday and the for
tieth anniversary of his connection with the
order. He will deliver an address on the even
ing of that day before Unity Lodge at Sixteenth
the Odd Fellows and some of the men have
met"
Grand Patriarch Roesch and Grand Scribe
Barnes visited Oakland Encampment "a last
Friday night.
Grand Patriarch Roesch will visit Point Arena
this evening, Mendocino tomorrow night and
Paso Robes on the Goth.
one at Colusa and the other at Los Angeles.
The one in the City of the Angels will have
more than 40 names on the charter roll. an
unusual number.
Harbor Lodge 253 of Oakland will confer the
initiatory degree at the meeting to be held on
Wednesday night.
is an excellent publication, filed with matter
in each Issue that is of importance to the men,
bers of the order.
The board of directors of the Odd Fellows
building have had fine maple floor laid in
the large dance hall, which will be appre-
ciated by those who are fond OF dancing.
n IT w
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At the meeting of the directors of the /. o. B.
B. Hall Association, held last week, another div
idend of Is cents per share, payable after the
18th inst, was declared, being the forty-ninth
that has been ordered. The declaring of two
dividends in successive months is something
that the stockholders a few months ago did not
look for. The result speaks well for the off,
GERS who have been looking after the interest
of the association.
result OF the visit of Grand President
Jonas to the northern part of the Jurisdiction
of the Independent Order B'nai Birth District
has been renewed interest in the order and its
work. An unusual number of applications for
membership have been presented and the Off
GERS of the lodges have been busy initiating
new members.
The grand president is making arrange
ments to officially visit the lodges in Sacra-
mento, Stockton, Marysville, Virginia City
and Carson City.
Unity Lodge No. 273, the largest lodge in the
jurisdiction, having q membership of $50,
will this evening give grand entertainment
In B. B. Hall.
Grand Secretary Jacob Levison has received
number of copies Of the proceedings of the
general convention held In Cincinnati, O.,
from April % to May 2. 1t is very interest
ing document, which contains full report OF
the transactions Of the convention, together
with the constitution of the order as amended
at the convention.
A new lodge with fifty charter members
will soon be instituted at Portland, Or, and 1t
will be the fourth lodge in that city. 1t will
be composed exclusively of native Americans.
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A. n. IT, w,

public meeting will be held at Napa City,
under the auspices of the members Of Fortuna
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very fine piece of the jewelers. art and one
of the most beautiful trophies that has ever
been offered by fraternal organization. 1t
stands fourteen inches above an ebony base,
and is of silver, finished plain and in satin.
On the apex there is garland of oak and
laurel leaves in silver, and on each side, within
the handles of the vase, are branches OF laurel.
On the face there is finely engraved picture
of camp. with tents under trees and senti-
nels in the foreground. Over this there is q
full-length picture of Patriarch Militant in
full uniform. 1t Is the work OF W. X. Wander
slice & Co., ana is beautiful specimen of
what San Francisco workmen can produce.
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Fortuna Lodge will soon hold an open meet.

fortuna Lodge Will soon hold an open meet
ing,
The beneficial commission appointed by the
Supreme Lodge at its session in Chicago last
June is actively engaged in the performance of
mission are Graded assessments, emergency
fund, level maximum for all Jurisdictions, age
limit between Is and so. amendments to relief
laws and admission of females. The commits
sion is composed of W. Ware Wilson, Michigan (;
D. F. McWatt, Ontario; W. H. Miller, Missouri
II. C. Sessions, South Dakota; A. P. Riddle,
Kansas; D. S. Hirshberg California, and w. M.
Sackett, Pennsylvania.
AT the last meeting of Oak Leaf Lodge No.
35 of Oakland, the grand recorder delivered an
address. This lodge, in accordance with the
report OF special committee, will shortly
take up the discussion of economic questions,
in so far as they can be discussed without the
introduction of politics. The first question to
be discussed will be Honest Money"
At the request of lodge of the Ontario
Jurisdiction, Valley Lodge conferred the de-
grees on candidate last week.
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CONTINUED on Tenth Page.l
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Chosen Friends.

At the meeting held last Thursday night in
st. Georges Hall on Mason street the initiatory
team initiated ten members for Sunset Coun-
Gil No. &c. The next work of the team will be
for American Council No. 2, tomorrow night
in the Alcazar building.
The next monthly social of Pacific Council
No. 8 will be given in st. Georges Hall, BIT
Mason street.
Phoenix Council No. 152 will give novelty
party on Friday, october IL, in Social Hall, Al
cazar building.
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St. Marks Episcopal church was crowded
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.
ihc Hammer in which IL il Proposed
tn Improve 'Tnr IIt"hun,s.

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
Red WITH TIGER BLOOD
In Speaking of the Fusion Ticket ParkhuTst
Gives TammaNy a Shaking Up.
is STILL AFTER THE STRIPED BEAST
The Doctor Says ytc e. Not In III"
DichrriuG ESu~iurss. Therefore VIII
Not support tic FUN Ticket Put In
t,,c t'iciihN the cTu.iomisi.-.Not Safe
Until the Flyer Dies

New York, oct II -Dr Parkhurst is
sued statement this evening regard
ing the political situation in this city
in which he says Ia. is sadly disar-
pointed with the outcome of the efforts
that have been made at fusion. hut
hc will noycrthrlcss support part of
tn" ticket lie says In part:
"FXcCllunt. surprisingly vNcrllont. AS
the fusion ticket in certain portions Of
It's personnel. no one who has been for
any cOnsidorablc tim" resilient IN this
city can rNamiu" the ticket without in
stautly discovering that the Influences
largely operative i'm its construction
Wcr" Indifferent to. not to say antag-
OntstiC to. all that makcS Tor TIA" best
interests Of tn" city as generally inter
prrtod. We are not in tn" dickrriuE
business. gentlemen. our preference L.
to- deal, with men who do not want To
go around tagged With a cost mark.
Nuu must cNCus" us from further at
tomptS AT mediation
"Th- responsibility OF fuiur" would
then hc distinctly s"-n to rest SuuarciN
upon the shoulders of tn" politicians
and so would hay" been "a stiueinl blow
to- that whole breed OF small monipula-
.nIs
"Thor, is no abatement ia either tue
chccrlulnrSS 90 the h"Hrtinu"~ with
which | am sim prepared to camp ON
tho trdll of the striped beast We VIII
not lee muuicuully SAFE till she is dead,
fui So long "s sh. is ahl" oNcn To- lash
htr tail sh, VIII continue 10 t." Tho
uvuclrus around which the l-wIrss and
iiS@ruutled VIII always clystal,@r in
the hope of Suhnrdiua'iu- tn" Gpd-
fearing uud laW-abidug tu thriI be-
nv~ts. pn this point thu Intelligent CON
science of tn, city at Now Nuri, lr
agreed. 1t Is, u,rndps. tia" only point
Just now upon winch II is urged. ana IL
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WILL PROBABLY FIGHT THERE.
Present Publications Point TO Hot
nprimG. ~. Ihc E,Imcc for THO NliIg.

Hot Springs. Ark. oct l1-Circuit
Judge ~ NJ. Dunic called the sheriff be-
fore him to-day and Informed him that
II was his duty To take proper meu-
Surc# to prevent tho Corbett- Fitzsim-
mons contest from taking place in Car
land county, and advised him Of his
powers in the promises When the
sheriff asked when and just how he
should proceed to do this, the Judge
failed To instruct him. saying the
would consult with the prosecuting at
torucy and advise later.
This talk of Judge Dunic seems to
have had no perceptihle effect on the
people most Interested and no impor-
tame" is attached to It,
'rhrr" is so little indeed that the To-
cal correspondents who understand the
true inwardnoss OF things here did not
deem it sufficiently important to ex-
plot il In the metropolitan press. as
ii would have 4 tendency to create
alarm among the people who do not
appreciate the local conditions. There
is 40 apprehension locally that any
ihnG radical will bc done.
1t is urged that no arrests can be
mad" before an Offence against the law
is committed
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The Government wil.,nicricrc.

Washington, oct. ll.-If any attempt
Is made to open any Government lands
tur bctt-F'itZsimmons. Secretary
Smith will instruct the Government au-
thoritics at Hot Springs TO prevent the
fight taking place.
Tho Secretary said to-day that he
would grant no permit for the fight.
and if any lcssecS of Government lands
granted permission To the managers OF
the fight 10 have it take place on their
land his lease would be speedily re-
NUkod
The Indian bureau was in receipt of a
telegram to-day from Chief Perryman.
of the Creek nation, asking permission
to have boxing and other athletic sports
in the nation. Indian Bureau officials
were puzzled about the telegram, owing
10 the recent events i'm that country,
and Telegraph Agent Wisdom, at Mus
cogoc, /. r.. to ascertain the purpose of
it, He replied that the request of Chief
Pcrryman WAS in regard to the Corbett-
FitHsimmons affair. and thar under in
structions from the Interior Depart
mcnt hc had taken steps to prevent the
fight on any of the lands of the Five
Civilized Tribes.
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Raleigh y. C.. oct. IL There is in
jail in Fayctl"vir prisoner VINO ha4
II history He has been hy turns pro
fessinual gambler. liquor spy in south
tar"iua. cowboy and is nuW to go ON
trial f"r the capital crime OF burglary
His name is Sarlton Watson llc tried
70 break Jail ana was chained lu the
floor ii- had II complete system OF sig
nails from which he communicated with
other prisoners. Ills heavy chains were
found filed apart still heavier uI!es
were then Inverted ON him Yesterday
these were round >banging on It hook
while Watson walked around in his cell
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THE MEXICAN HURRICANE
bih t!r"n' n"mn;;" az ".ourrt, shin.
ping and trou>

WASHINGTON. oct IA special from
'uaNan.Hs. MvN., says mat ,,iyin..
h"m Pacific pnrts to McNiro ann, ro,,.
"n thc west side OF tho gult OF Califor-
MIA SHOW that thc hurIi.an. Vhi,h
swept n"rthW%ri during S,utculn.,
#'n 10 october %d. caused rr..it dam.
age I" property and shiprus aud tnuj
a number of lives W"r" lost T,lr.i;Ipb
"l"S were prustrutoi. ANA information
comes IN 10y degrees as r.npl. uri,.
from below
Tho hurricane crossed th. Isthrus
"i I"huunt"p"c. swept up tn. coast
INT" thr EulI @! california. duiu. great
ddmhs". Nh" hurricane was acraupn-
h!'d by driEGr of water which com
lt',rd the ruin TIA" wind had wrought.
NJ I'r"lohnupn an the houses Of th.
American colony were greatly duua:.d
ana ia" custom house was wr,ck.I Tho
Nh'ihE r'ci "Vcriiowrd its luuFs aud
destroyed sugar plantations and SUGAR
nuns thirty miles away from rh, CHAN
nri "i 10" stream The entire cam.
crop on thv state ut Smuluu as far as
reported. Is completely ruined. and tn,
sugar lands and rcnn,lian at .hun-.
The Ir'l'ttN Of Mark Sherwood. uf
Ch'caG". and his associates were J,moI-
iSh"d. The SUGAR crop on tho Vugui
river. in thc state OF Sonora is also
destroyed
I'm" aamagc 1" the sugar inter, SITS of
the states OF S!ualod ana Sonora is
estimated at several millions az dollars.