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The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02
Companions of the Forest, A. o. F.

Alba Circle No. IT'S was organized at Vallejo last
tuesday by Mrs. Minnie Asher, q. Z. c., assisted
by Deputy Mrs. Nevlns and Dr.. Nevins They are
charter mem bers on the roll.
Golden Circle was organized at Coulterville on
the 18th of February by NJ P. Light, deputy at
large. This circle starts out with fifty names on
the charter list.
new circle was organized at Colorado Springs
the 26th of February by Deputy Campbell with
a large charter list. 1t is to be known as Pixies
Peak Circle.
The entertainment given on Washngtons birth
day at Ukiah by Court Redwood and Queen OF the
Redwood Circle a very successful AFFAIR. The
University Glee Club OF Berkeley was present and
rendered the following musical programme in ex-
cellent style: Here's to Old Berkeley; "Pre-
dicaments" (Yale song): Evenings Twelight,"
by Hatton violin solo, Charles f. PARCELS: "Ovum
Fractum." John Prayer of 'S6; "The Quaker"
The Owl and the Pussy Cat.'' cradle song, by
Harrington violin solo, by Parcells 1.-The Hoodoo"
Harvard songs(, by the Glee Club, Mr., Wedemey-
er solo; Schneider'S band and medley OF Berke-
ley songs by the club
Those who are named for the chief officers to be
filled at the annual session, to be held in Uklab,
are Mrs. NJ. McLane, G. S. c., who is prominent
for promotion to the position of grand chief COM
panion. Mrs. Howard g. r. G., is named for the
office OF sub-chief For the Office of grand secre-
tary Mrs. X. NJ. Flynn, P. S. c. c.. and Mrs. Nor
row, P. c., are named as possible cand dates mrs
Bertha Mackrett Is spoken of for the office Of right
guide and Mrs NJ. Bird for the office of left guide.
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OF discussing matters relating to the giving OF
special lectures by the various councils.
Last Monday there was very enthusiastic meet
ing OF the councils in Los Angeles in Odd Fellows
Haii. There were present Supreme President NC
Dade, Grand President Lynch. Frank j. Murasky
and as frank Mcolynn. representing J. +. sulllv
were delivered NUMBER of highly interesting
addresses
new council, with eighty mem bers, was organ
Sohoma Council gave pleasant soclai at Union
Hail, Sonoma, on the 2lst OF last month
AZ recent meeting OF Vallejo Councli seven
candidates were elected and four applications were
received
me indications that there will be large at
tendance at the district meeting to be held on
Wednesday next in the hall OF Borromean Coun-
Gil Matters of great interest to the institute VIII
be discussed
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ROYAL Arcanum.

Six new councils are being instituted in the Su-
preme Jurisdiction since January. There are now
1916 councils under Grand Jurisdictions and 16S
under Supreme Jurisdiction.
The total amount 10 February Is, 1896, which
has been paid out of the NJ. and o. B. fund is
$34 ,024, ,402 81, the highest point reached being
the year 1894, when sixteen assessments We're
called. In 1895 only fifteen assessments were
called. This order has not been subject to phe
nomenal giowths at any period, but has grown
slowly and steadily.
Argonaut Council met last Monday evening
Several visiting brethren were present and
cordially received. A social time followed the
business OF the evening. Visiting other mem.
bers of the order residing in the vicinity, will
obige the supreme ruler and Argonaut Council as
well by sending their addresses its secretary
81 O'Farrell street. where the council meets every
second and fourth Monday.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

CLEANERS WILL SAIL FROM asa-
- Broadway wharf, San Francisco as &sEzsX
followS
For Mary Island, Loring. Wrange, juneau. Xii
lsnoo aad Sitka (Alaska) at A. NJ, March 10, 3U,
April ] /. ~.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B c., Port Town
send, Seattle Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and New
Whatcom tBellingham Bay, Wasb.) A NJ
March 5. 10. l., 20, 2h. 50, ard every fifth
day thereafter. connecting Vancouver with
the c. T. h. R., at Tacoma with n. p. R. r.,
at Seattle with 6. y. Ry at PorE Townsend with
Alaska steamers
For Eureka. Arcata and Fields Landing (Huu-
boldt Bay) Pomona, p. NJ, March 2. =, 10,
IA 1s p, 26, 80 and every fourth day thereafter
For Santa Cruz Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucos,
Port Hartford (San Luis Obspo), Gaviota Santa
Barbara, Ventura Hueneme, san Pedro East San
Pedro Los Angeles) ana Newport, at A. NJ. March
4, ). IL l6, 30, "a %, and every fourth day
thereafter
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford
(San Luis Obispo), Santa Barbara, Port Los
Angeles Redondo (Los Angeles) and Newport, IL
A. NJ, March 2, s. 10. IA, Is. %, 26, 80, and
every fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada san Jose del Cabo, Mazatlan, La
Paz. Altata and Guaymas (Mexico), str. William
ette Valley, 10 A.. n. 25th of each month.
Ticket office, Palace Hotel New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS d CO., GenI Agents.
10 Market st., San Francisco.
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Independent Foresters.

Court Mission at its meeting held last Thursday
night initiated three candidates and received five
applications. Under the head of good of the order
there were addresses made, one OF them being
interesting and instructive one by DR.. j. HASTEN
deick the court physician.
During the year 1895 1886 applications were
received for admission in the order. Of this num-
Der 3,26S were received during the last month in
the year.
Court Norris Vineyard of Los Angeles received
II applications from last November up to its last
held meeting.
From the 1st of November to the Goth OF Decem-
her Court Los Angeles received log applications.
During The same period Court Jeanne d'Arc re-
ceived 129 applications and initiated l04 candi-
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Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight March .. 1896:
Northern Caifornia-Increasing cloudiness and
rain: warm in the northern portion: southeast
erly winds, shifting to southwesterly.
Southern acknowledgements cloudiness in
the northern portion; warmer in northern portion
Monday night: colder in southern portion Monday;
light northerly winds; frosts injurious to fruit
likely 10 occur Sunday night.
Nevada-Increasing clou illness, with light snow
in northwestern portion: slightly warmer in north
western portion Monday.
Utah-Cloudy weather and snow in northern
portion; warmer Monday night.
Arzona-Fair; colder; freezing temperatures
and frosts tonight.
San Francisco and vlcinity-Increasing cloud
mess and conditions favorable for showers; high
southwesterIy winds.
A. MCADIE, Local Forecast Official.
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Grand Army of the Republic.

Lincoln Post Of the Grand Army of the Republic
has indorsed T. c. Masteller, who for six years has
held the Office OF acknowledgement at head
quarters for the position of commander, and all
other candidates have withdrawn The adjutant
in his intercourse with all those who have in
contact with him proved himself very obging
Off cial and in that way has made a great many
friends and the fact that all other candidates have
Withdrawn is proof Of his popularity.
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Degree of Honor, A. o. U. w.

Silver Spray Lodge-the baby lodge-at the
meeting held last Thursday night, decided TO hold
its meeting.on the first and third Thursdays OF
each month, instead OF the second and fourth
Thursday. The meetings will be held in Western
Hall. Shiels building.
There is considerable activity in the matter OF
making preparations for the reception OF the
Grand Lodge delegates the 9th OF pril.
Mrs Loveioy, grand chief companion of honor,
WILL during the month of March, pay fraternal
visit to the lodges in the southern part OF the
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The Chosen Friends.

Grand Recorder S. C. Wallis, assiste by Past
Supreme Councillor C. NJ. Arnold and Supre me
Vice Councillor DR.. l.. r. Webster, instituted
Acorn Council, No. Is in Oakland Friday
evening, with thirty-tw charter applications.
The ntiatory team will meet for work in the
hall of Evans Council on the evening of March g.
The same evening there will be card party, in
formal whist, in the hall.
Empire Council will meet tonight to initiate
candidates. This council has been making very
rapid progress recently.
Tomorrow evening there will be drill by teams
in the hall Of America Council, in Alcazar build
ing.
The new regalia to be used in limitations has
been received and it is very pretty aud effective
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Workmen's Guarantee Fund.

The WorSmen's Guarantee Fund levies one
assessment for the month of March.
Quite number of applications have been re-
ceived of late and the membership of the organi-
cation is the increase. The greater the number of
members in this ofshoot of the parent order, the
less will be the assessments
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02
EORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

(tla SauSalltO Ferry.
From San Francisco, beginning Octoher 81 100,
WEEKDAYS
For Mill valley and San Rafael-7:3O 9:l5, III :OD
A. NJ; AS. 3:45 6:l5, 6:3O p NJ
San Quentin-7:30, 8 :15 A. NJ; lao 5:l5PM
Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays, Wednee.
Gays and Saturdays at IL 80 p. NJ
SUNDAYS.
Tor Mill valley, San Rafael and San Quentin
S:oO lO:0o, II 80 A. NJ. 80, 8 100, 80, s6.Is
r n *Does not run TO San Quentin.
THROUGH TRAINS.
!:3O A. NJ weekdays-Cazadero and way station.
4 20 - r M. Saturdays-Tomales and way stations
o:OO =. N. Snndays-Point Reves ana way stationa
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branch of the order and now they are considering
a proposition to organize division Of the Uniform
Rank.
Grand Chancellor George Samuels is meeting
with very fatterlng success in his official visits.
During this week he will visit as follows Monday.
San Pedro Lodge; Tuesday, Pasadena Ledge;
Wednesday, Santa Ana Lodge; Thursday, San
Diego Lodge and Red Star Lodge in Joint conven-
ton; Friday, Iona Lodge at National City.
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NoTE-In the above exposition of the tides the
early morning tides given in the left hand
column, and the successive tides OF the day in the
order OF occurrence as 10 time. The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day. the third
time column the third tide, and the last right
hand column gives the last tide of the day, except
when there are but three tides. as sometimes
occurs The heights given additions the
soundings on the United States Coast Survey
charts, except when minus sign g precedes the
height and then the number gwen is subtractve
from The depth given by he charts
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02

SANTA FE EXPRESS
To Chicago via A. & r. OireC. & nIne
Leaves every day at $50 p. NJ, carrylh! human human
Palace Sleepers and Tourist Sleepers 10 ohlcago
via Kansas City without change Annex CARS Ic-
Denver and st. Louis.
CHICAGO LIMITED.
From Los Angeles to Chicago.
Solid Vestibule Train Daily, with Dning-cafA
under Uarvev,s management. Connecting trains
leave san Francisco at A. NJ and $3.50 P. N. daily.
The best railway from California TO the East
New rails new ties; no dust; interesting scenerys
and good meals in Harvey's dining room or dining
ears
Chronicle Building.
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Young Mems Institute.

To-right the directors OF the Young Mems In
stitute will meet in special session for the purpose
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LEAVE From NOVEMBER 90 1Sg5 = AnEIys
$40. Havwarjs Niles and Way Stations. IO:I5A
S:0Oh Atlantic Txpress. ogden and East. S:45P
''''A DinlGie mento and % Redding via Davis. 7:I5r
toen and 2aH Santa Rosa. 6:I5,
S:3OA Niles, San Jose, Stockton lone,
Sacramento Marysville. Red Bluf
and Sundays excepted Oroyille.... 4;lbP
ss.3O. Peters and Milton ... s7:I5P
9:00A San Leandro Haywards Way st'ns l1;4oA
S:OOA Los Angeles Express. Raymond,
(for Yosemite), Santa Barbara
9:OOA MartineZ ard Stockton ........,. l0:45A
IO:OoA San Leapdro Eaywartls and Niles 1:45P
I2:O0M San Leandro, Haywartis Way Stns 2:4sP
i:03p Niles San Jcso and Livcrmore s:45A
SCOOP Sacramento River Steamers. 'S;OOe
tI:3OP Port Costa and Way Stations ...... t7:45P
a:O0p San Leandro Haywards& & Way Stns 5:45P
4:0OP San Ieandro Haywards Way Sins 6:4oP
A:0OP Martinez San Ramon: Vallejo
Napa. Castoga El Verano and
Santa Eosa. ............. SASA
4:esk Benieia. Esparto, WOODLAND
knights Landing, Marysville.
Oroyille and Sacramento ........ I0s4oA
4:80P Niles. San jose. Livermore and
5:00P San Leandrc, Haywards Way Stns S:4S1
S:3OP New Orleang Express Fresno, Bakers
field, Santa Barbara. Los Angeles,
East. 49,. go. 1s:4oA
''""f for Moiave and East ''isio i 1O:41A
0:0Op Enropean Mail Ogden and Fast, 9:45A
6:OOp UavWards Niles and San lose. 7:15A
tS:OOp Vallejo Observation-Disclosures. t7:45P
'7:0Op Oregon Express SACRAMENTO. Marys-
vile. Redding, Portland. Puget
z:OOP SAN Leandro. Haywsrds& Way Stns lO:50P
SCOOP San Leandro Haywards& Way Sins ttl2:eeA
T10se5P Sunset Limited" Fresno. Los
and East. .c. ..." sr:.4sp
$tll ,lH-, San Leandro Haywarls Way Stns s:15A
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.

sun AND TIDE.
L. 8. COAST AND GEoDETIC SURVEY TIDE)
BULLETIN PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL :
AUTHORITY THE SUPERINTENDENT.
Monday, March 2 Monday, March 2.
Sun RISES. Sun -. ...6.Ot
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ROYAL NAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY.

CTEAMERS LEAVE ASPINWALL <4sA
- fortnightly for the West Indies and fG48
southampton, calling en- route al Cerbourgh.
France, and Plymouth to land passengers.
Through bills of lading, in connection with the
Pacific Mail s. S. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Plymouth
Cberbourg, southampton. First class, $195; third
class @o7 90 For further particulars apply to
pARROTT & CO., Agents,
3O6 California st
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SANTA CRUZ DIVISION marrow Gauge).

s:I5A Newark Cemterville. San lose FELTON,.
Boulder Greek, Santa CruzandWay
Stations s......................... 5,Sos
s2:15P Newark, Centerville San Jose, New
Anaden, FELTON,, Boulder Creek,
Santa Cruz and Principal Way
Stations ....................... 'I1,2OA
4:l5p Newark. San Jose and Los Gatos.... 9:5oA
Way stasons. ns.............. '.o.,. ~ .r t7:2er
COAST DIVISION (Third & Townsend Sfs.)
6:45A San jose and Way Stations (New
Almaden Wednesdays only ),..... l:A0R
8sJ5A San .'ose Tres piuos Santa Cruz.
Pacific Grove. Paso Robles. San
Li;is Obispo, Guadalupe and Prn-
cipai Way Stations ...........,.. 1:O3P
IO:40A San lose and Way Stations S:OOp
1l:4JA Palo Alto and Way Stations s...... 3:oOJ
"2:3OP San Jose, Gilroy, Tres Pinos Santa
Cruz, Salinas, Monterey and Pacific
Grove
s3:30p San Jose and PRINCIPAL Way Stations DATA
s4:;s0p SAP Jose aud Way Stations ...... ss:c6A
5:2Op San Jose and WAY Stations ........ %S:iSA
6:s0P San Jose aud Way Stations. 6:33A
tII:45P San Jose aud Way Stations. ....... i1:45t
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BIG REDUCTION IN RATES BY RAIL

sOUrMERN P6CaFIC COMPANy.
tPACIFIC SYSTEM
TRAINS leave and are due To arrive AZ
SAN FRANCISCO.
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Atlantic
AND
Pacific
RAILROAD

Trains leave from and arrive
st Market-Street Ferry.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-04
She Declares That He Induced
Her Husband to Sue for
a Divorce.
STORY TOLD BY THE WIFE
Recital of a Plot to Compel Her to
Quietly Submit to a Legal
Separation.

SEATTLE, WASH, July 3.-The most
interesting witness in the Dawson divorce
case to-day was the fair defendant. She
commenced her story at last nights ses-
sion in Judge Hume's court, resumed it
this morning and finished late this after.
noon. Mrs. Dawson created sensation
by vehemently declaring that General
Carr, at the head of the State Guards, was
at the bottom of the trouble between her.
self and husband. She charged that the
militia leader invaded her home to bring
discord, and that it was because of his
counsels that her husband instituted the
present action.
Mrs. Dawson testified that not since
their married life had DR.. Dawson been so
kind to her as since filing the present suit.
1t was formerly his custom to come home
but once day, and that usually late at
night. Since he commenced this suit,
however, he had never failed to call on
her at least once and sometimes two or
three times daily. She said he brought
her icecream and other dainties and at
night came into her boudoir and con-
versed with her. He admitted, she said.
that he never intended that the papers in
this case should become a matter of
record. but simply had been prepared in
the hope of forcing her not to contest the
divorce
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-04
A SWISS FOUNTAIN STORM.
A Tourist Passed Through 1t on His
Way to Lucerne Cathedral.

A Tourist Passed Through 1t on His
Way to Lucerne Cathedral.
From Interlachen we went over the
Brunig Pass together to Lucerne. While
crossing Lake Lucerne we were favored
with a mountain storm. II came up sud
denly. The sun was shining brightly when
the storm burst upon US, the thun-
der crashing terriically, the rain pour
ing down in torrents, the wind blowir g
furiously, the setting sun tinging the
clouds with red, the rain looking like
blood. l never saw anything more terri
bly, beautiful. The storm passed over in a
few minutes, the wind bundling up one
great cloud and rolling it along the face
OF the Righi like huge ball.
lean speak of only one thing in Lucerne-
the great organ in the cathedral. The sun
was shining brightly when we went in.
After waiting few minutes the organist
began. l do not know the name of the
selection. 1 was not at first particularly
impressed. l only just enjoyed the
music. Very soon, however, the music
changed. 1t was evidently representing
a storm. We could hear the first signing
OF the wind, then it would die away, and
there was pattering of raindrops; then
the wind rising and low murmurs of
thunder. All at once crash of thunder,
the wind seemed to be driving everything
before it, the rain poured down in torrents
l looked out of the door TO see whether or
not a sudden storm had come up. The
sun was shining brightly. Suddenly it
seemed to me that q voice said, Peace, be
still" The storm died away; it seemed as
though / could see the clouds breaking
away, the sun coming out A beautiful
hymn of praise was swee ly cnanted
looked to see where the choir was. There
was no choir; it was all the organ 1t
filled us all with feeling of awe, and
when the organ stopped we stole out
quietly; aud even after we were in the open
air we felt as though we hardly ought to
speak kaloud.-Treasure Trove
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MAYOR SUTRO IN TOWN
Increased Allowance Requested
by the Board of
Health.
Colin NJ. Boyd Asks for Proper Main.
tenance of the Free
Library.

Mayor Sutro returned to the City from
his Calistoga ranch yesterday morning.
For brief season the contractors and
others who were awaiting his Honor's ap-
proval OF certain demands and resolutions
were happy. This Joy was transient, for
when the Mayor was ready to sign the
documents it was ascertained that his Sec
retary had sent them by mail to Napa
County. The Mayor had not been ex-
pected, so it was decided to send the papers
10 him. This, of course, deepened the
gloom. 1t is possible that the Mayor NAV
go up to Calistoga, sign the resolutions
and return them before Monday. Another
plan is for the Mayor to stay in town ard
await the papers by return mail.
Colonel Taylor, chairman of the Finance
Committee, regarded it as a remarkable
transaction that the official orders await.
ing the Mayors approval should go out of
the City Hall. 1t was still more remark
able that they should be sent to Napa
County.
The Finance Committee of the Board of
Superyisors-Messrs. Taylor, Benjamin
and Hobbs-met yesterday afternoon. Es
Inmates for the fiscal year ending June 70
1897, were not taken up in regular order.
but the committee heard Colin NJ. Boyd
on behalf OF the Free Public Library. i r
Reinstein for the Board of Health and T
A. Filcher for the State Board of Trade.
Mr.. Boyd, as one OF the trustees of the
library, desired the allowance for that in
stitution to be fixed at $5S, 900. The sum
of $500 which tire committee had pro-
posed Was inadequate, as a new branch of
the library had been established at Third
and Harrison streets and the new elevator
IN the main library must be provided for.
Mr.. Boyd mentioned the increasing use-
fulness and popularity of the library and
made an eloquent appeal for its proper
maintenance.
The chairman promised to give the SUBJ
iect full and fair consideration.
j. b. Relnsteln, who was re-enforced bv
DIR. LoveIace, Health Officer, presented a
document to the committee, which he said
was signed by taxpayers who paid taxes
on i've hundred million dollars worth of
property. When he was informed that
the valuation of all the taxable propertv
IN the City did not exceed $3.50, ,OO0, 600. he
was prepared to modify the original state.
ment The document which Mr.. Rein
stein desired the committee TO consider
reads:
Resolued, Thatit is the sense of the committee
appointed at the meeting held in the Chamber
OF commerce, May "A, 1896, to discuss the
public health of the City and County of san
francisco, that the Board OF Supervisors of said
Clty should appropriate at least $34 800 over
Snu a. above tne amounts am and sums appropriated
IN the year 1895. for the Health Department
lot such additional inspectors and expen ses as
to the Board of Health shall seem expedienf
ana necessary for the better preservation of
the public health in this CITY,
Resolved, That it is the sense of this commit.
zee mat rnere should be established in this
City Immediately an am bulanee system Of four
wagons, at a cost not to exceed $4,000, and
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SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY PEST.
Millions of Army Worms Toiiing Patiently
Toward the Southern Grain
FIefds

STOCKTON, CAL, July 3.-Army worms
have invaded the San Joaquin Valley.
This is the startling news brought to
Stockton to-day by Rancher w. H. Cady,
who lives twenty miles east of here, and
his brother, A. Cady of L indon.
The Cady brothers were driving to the
city early this morning. On the way they
saw millions of small worms along the
roadside. They first noticed the invaders
about two and a half miles this side of
Linden, near Assessor Ortman's place, and
for mile and half the road appeared as
though it had been swept with brush,
where the many wiggling worms had
worked themselves across it.
They were on the south side of the rode
as the Cadys drove along, having during
the night crawled from the pasture land
on the north side of the highway. This
morning they we're going for the grain
fields of the south. The worms were so
numerous that they constituted squirm-
ing masses at some points. They were
undoubtedly army worms, such as visited
destroyed apricots and all small fruit in
their path.
1t is fortunate that the grain all over the
country is so near the sack; otherwise the
visitation of the army worms would have
resulted in the loss of thousands of dol
lars. As 1T Is, they can do little damage
before the grain is harvested. The army
worm could do considerable damage to the
vineyards now. So far as known, how
ever, they have not made their appearance
except in the locality stated.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-04
"Larry" Godkin ON Gentlemen.

To say with emphasis that man is
gentleman in our language is proverbialIy,
so far as this world goes, the highest en-
comium that he can receive. No epitbet
add anything to it; on the contrary, it is
reduced by epithets, because it implies in
our usage all the highest qualities that a
man can have among men. A truthful
gentleman, a brave gentleman, reliable
gentleman are pleonastic and even vulgar
n<-pleonastic because the word
gentleman implies all these other quail
ties, vulgar because no one who is a gentle
man would be capable of falling to recog-
niZe this fact.
As the Roman vir had by the term it
self the qualities which virtus implied, so
our gentleman has all the qualities which
In medieval theory or fancy went with
gentle" blood. This can be seen by the
qualities left out, as we'll as by those in
cluded. Virtues peculiar to women are
not ''connoted"; it has been Justly said
that woman cannot by any possibility
have the feelings of a gentleman.-New
York Evening Post.