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The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21
CITIZEN SOLDIERS
OF THE STATE.

Lieutenant Carlton w. seely detailed in
his stead.
The Special Examining Board has rec
commended Corporal Chester w. Evans of
the Cadet Company to be First Sergeant.
Cornorals Herbert P. Cowley ana Harry
.. Biackman and Jerome M. Coleman are
recommended to be sergeants of the Cadet
Company.
A summary court-martial is ordered to
convene at the regimental armory Sep
temoer 20. Detail for the court, Major
Hugh T. Slime.
A meeting of the Board of Officers of the
First Infantry, Lieutenant Colonel Duboce
presiding, was held at the armory last
Iuesday evening. 1t was decided to foster
held athletics. Major Sine and the sec
ond lieutenants OF the regiment were au-
thorlzed to devise scheme of outdoor
exercise.
The First Infantry proposes to select
lOO marksmen for trophy competition with
IKE number of men belonging to the
Hawaiian National Guard. The losing
team viii present the trophy to the win
ners.
Last Wednesday evening Lieutenant
Colonel Nerney, Seventh Infantry, was
guest at e armory of the First Infantry,
review of Major Boxton's battalion was
given IN his honor. Lieutenant-Colonel
Duboce was present.
Colonel William Macdonald of the First
days.
SANTA ROSA; CAL, Sept. 2o.-The
mem bers of Company E, Fifth Infantry,
held their regular semi-annual State
shoot Tor decorations on the 17th and 18th
inst. Major L. w. Juillierd acted as in
spector, Captain G. E. Haven being also
IN attendance. Sergeant R. P. Smith and
Corporal ]. R. Mailer distinguished them
selves by winning gold bars, something
never before accomplished by a member of
Company e.
The score of Corporal Mailer for June
was 40 and for September As, and that of
Sergeant Smith for June was 46 and for
September As. This enables these two
young. gentlemen to compete at the State
shoot In June next at Sacramento.
Lieutenant Bean, Corporal e. e. Hoen
and Privates ]. NJ. Goldman and G. NJ.
Williams were winn rs of silver bars.
Private Goldman made the highest score
during the shoot, having AZ to his credit
Company e. having been defeated by
Company G of Petaluma at the recent
competitive oot, has asked for a return
match, TO take place in the near future.
Owing to the iateness of the season
neither Company nor Company @ will
go into camp this year.
The commissions of Sergeant Smith
and Corporals Coulter, Schapp, Kraft and
Kahler arrived here Monday night, and
the happy event was celebrated at the
barracks by an informal musical enter
tainment.
Sergeant Smith when called on for a
speech gave graphic account of life in
Alaska. Corporal Coulter took advantage
OF the occasion to make a public explana-
tion of how he happened to miss the
whole target seven times out of ten during
the shoot
a dramatic entertainment will proba bly
be given in The near future by the mem
bers OF the company under the direction
of Lieutenant G. H. Holmes.
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of glass from the kitchen door and reached
in and unlatched the lock. The house was
completely ransacked and silverware and
jewelry to the value of $500 were taken.
The child of a neigh Dor saw the tramp
go into the rear yard, but thou, ht he was
simply getting meal.
Mrs. Ruddick deeply regrets the loss of
a handsome set of solid siiverware, as it
was present to her deceased husband,
ex-Lieutenant Governor ]. r. Ruddick.
The set was presented to him at Sacra-
mento at the time of the expiration of his
term of Office in 1893.
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Third Brigade.

VISALIA, CAL, Sept. 18.-Now that the
cool and pleasant evenings of our Indian
sum mmer are here, members of Company e
are not begging to be excused from drills.
Last Tuesday evening Captain Ward was
doubly well pleased with the large attend
ance.
Lieutenants Nolan (of Troop y and Lock-
wood (of Troop O., U. s. A., were in town
on business that evening, and compli-
mented the local company on their outdoor
drilling.
Lieutenant Nolan is in receipt of teIe-
gram notifying him of three months
leave of absence.
General Henry L. Abbott, retired Of
fcer of the Engineer Corps, q. S. A..
arrived last evening, with G. s. Sargent
and DR.. Arnold Hague of the Forestry
Commission, for an official visit to our
timber country. John Muir, whose name
is household word amongst our peopIe.
accompanied the party.
Amongst the many good words spoken
OF THE CALL by others than the citizen
solder, the Visaiia Delta says: .'The San
Francisco CALL prints two columns or
more every Monday morning giving Ma
tional Guard news. The Visalia CORE
spondent keeps The CALL posted regarding
company news"
MERGED. CAL, Sept. 1.-THE semi
annual target practice of Company H.
Sixth Infantry, has been fixed for Friday,
September 26 Lieutenant P. II. Medley
OF Modesto, inspector of rife practice of
the regiment, will supervise the shoot.
The more interested members are getting
in practice for the event and intend to
make showing at the butts if possible.
Some of the men are discouraged over the
go per cent ruling. There are others, how
ever, who believe that the target medals
are too easy to win now and that the
qualification should be raised. They claim
that # nearly all can win decoration the
chief value of ii as an honor is lost The
regulation prohibiting the holding of State
shoots on Sunday also works considerable
hardship to some men whose EMPLOYERS
are lacking in patriotism and either re-
fuse 10 let them off long enough to shoot
their score or permit them to go, but in a
surly or be rudglng manner The COM
pany's percentage is invariably lowered
by absentees VINO could and would be on
hand If Sunday could be utilized for the
purpose.
At the last drill meeting seven recruits
were sworn in. A number of discharges
have been commended by the captain in
this months orders, among them a
expired. Some aspirants for military
honors are already appearing; their but
tons are unusually bright and their drill
more snappy than ordinarily.
Sergeant I. +. Potter was sworn in for !.
second term of three years. "Truey" said
he was going to quit, but when the time
came he could not leave the boys. Sergeant
Potter is a good soldier and knows how 10
obey orders. The boys gave him the glad
hand" after drill was over. He is an
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of this character, in all their
various stages, as you are with
the very daylight.
Doctor Cook is also familiar
with the latest and best methods
of cure for lost or failing man
hood, varicocele, hydrocele and
every form of sexual ailment.
Blood and skin diseases and
diseases of all the internal or
gans promptly cured. Particu-
lar attention given to female
complaints.
Write if you cannot call. Mail
treatment always satisfactory.
Office hours: to II, 2 to 5, Z to 8. Sun.
days. To- M. to IL NJ. only. Address
I11eTnR f1)K S65 MARKET STREET
DVu VII uUjh, San Francisco Cal.
OPP Sir Baldwin Hot
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At the Ocean Beach.

There was much larger number of people
than usual at the ocean beach yesterday and q
large crowd in the Sutro Baths to witness the
various races in the big tank. The dives from
the 68-foot platform by Miss O.. Schultz and
M. Milas were as star ling as they were grsce-
full, and the comicalities on the platform
trapeze bar by Cornell and Empey created
roars of laughter.
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sister Murv Atente Dead.

SAN JOSE. CAL. Sept. 2o.-sister Mary
Alenie OF the College of Notre Dame died
there to-day. She was native of Bel
gium, aged 70 years. She was sent to San
J ose in 1850, year before the college was
founded. Sister Mary also taught In the
colleges at San Francisco and Marysyille.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21

The Uniform and Equipment Board re-
Gently appointed by Governor Budd will
meet at the California Hotel his evening.
The board consists of Colonel d. B. Fair
banks. Fifth Infantry; Colonel J. ]. Nu-
nan, Sixth Infantry. and Colonel John G.
Currier. division Acknowledgement. Some
interesting data obtained by Colonel
Currier when he was serving as inspector
will be submitted to the board. 1t is pre-
sumed that the board will make thorough
inquiry as to the requirements of the
National Guard and the report should en-
tighten the Legislature as to the made
quacy of equipment and clothing in each
regimental organization.
During the Native Sons celebration at
Stockton some officer OF the Guard COM
planned that Colonel George B. Sperry had
invited the members of the Governors
staff to become his guests and then forgot
all about the invitation. The facts in the
case are that Colonel Sperry's invitation
was never accepted.
When 1t was extended it was surmised
that the Governors staff had been invited
by the Stockton committee but it was
subsequently ascertained that the COM
mittee invited the Governor to be present,
but through some oversight neglected to
include his staff. Later on members of
the staff were invited to Stockton by the
acknowledgement and the announcement
made then that Colonel Nunan had pro-
vjded quarters for them. There was no
lack of nospitable spirit upon the part OF
Colonel Sperry. Had his invitation been
accepted, he says, 1t would have given
him the greatest pleasure to entertain his
guests.
Everything is said to be serene at di-
vision headquarters. The idea of tender
ing his resignation which Maior-General
Nathaniel T. James was once sus pected of
entertaining has vanished. Accord ing to a
ruling OF Attorney General Fitzgerald Of
6cers appointed to serve upon the division
stsff will not be compelled to pass an ex-
animation as to their qualifications before
a brigade examining board. The relations
existing between Maior-General James
and Brigadier-General Warteld are pleas
ant enough. 1t does not mharrsss either
to meet the other. They not only ex-
change salutes, but they shake hands.
The one thing most needed now to COM
plete the happiness of the National Guard
is large appropriation for overcoats and
blankets.
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second Rrirade

The First Infantry Regiment has been
ordered to assemble ct Shell Mound Park
September 26 at 9 A. NJ, and report to
Lieutenant Louis Barrere for target prac-
tice.
Second Lieutenant Thomas ]. McCreagh
has been relieved as member of the Reg
imental Examining Board and Second
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Suicide ut Cir Hn.ha..

TACOMA, WASH, Sept. 20 O-Maynard
Randolph. 66 years old, a rancher com.
mitted suic de last night at Gig Harbor hv
s;in1oonng ;i1 himself. He left note SAVING
illness was the cause. soy - :
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FIrst BriRade.

SAN BERNARDINO, CAL, Sept. 16.-
The regular monthly inspection of Com
pany Z on Monday evening last passed
off in a very satisfactory manner. Every
rife was in frst-class condition and the
clothing and side arms were ciean and
bright, showing that the men had taken
good care of the equipment furnished
them by the State.
The date for our semi-annual target
practice has been fixed for September "a,
and every day finds the men at the range,
working faithfully to make good record
and keep ''oId" KS average up to the
mark. Every guardsmsn in this part of
the State will heartily indorse the re-
marks of Lieutenant Barrere in last Mon
days CALL regarding the quality of the
ammunition furnished at the last practice
and especially the remarks upon the quail
fication order which has done so much to
discoura e target practice in the guard.
1t is hoped that the order will be re-
scinded. The following scores were made
at the range on Tuesday last: Corporal
Irving 3S, Stevens 3S, Faris 3S, Atkins
3S. Lyster 43.
The competition for the compapy's
gold medal, now held by Sergeant Pearce,
promises to be more keen than ever and
the man who wears 1t for the month will
have to beat 43.
Corporal ]. d. Matthews has made ap-
pIication to be reduced to the ranks. He
has always been a careful and efficient
officer and wilt be missed from the Thurs
day night schools and his place in the
squad
The battle for the lieutenant-colonelcy
goes merrily on and it is difficult to say
at tais time VINO leads In the race. Major
Diss is marshaling all his forces, as is
Captain Schneider, ana the election prom
ises to be hotly contested. The general
feeling among the men seems to be that
any man who will be acceptable 10 Colonel
Berry will be acce ceptable to them.
The members of the com pany are work.
ing earnestly and faithfully TO make their
coming political high jinks a success.
Every man seems willing to do his part
and the entertainment promises to be a
glorious success, and it is hoped it will re-
plenish The treasury to such an extent
that the new athletic apparatus may be
purchased and placed in position in the
rmOry.
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General Barnes tn Workinemen.

General W. H. L. Barnes win give a talk to
the workingmen at Pioneer Hall, Pioneer
place, next Tuesday evening. Seats In The as
sembly room will be reserved for workingmen.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21

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The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21

The Grand Opera-house is to present
this evening "Mr. Potter of Texas" with
L. R. StockwelI, Victory Bateman and
Howard Kyle in the cast. This combina-
ton of talent is sure to draw to this house
a large audience.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21
HER PRETTY FACE
BADLY DISFICURED
Nadine de 0jeda Painfully
Injured by a
"Scorcher."
A FoUR-YEAR-oLD BABY.
She Was Run Down by a Whirl-
wind Rider From the
Park,
NOT A WORD OF WARNING.
The Bury Brute Did Not Stop a
Moment to Pick Up the
Bleeding Child.

Bright-eyed little Nadine de Ojeda. a
tot barely four years of age, is the victim
of most cruel and brutal mishap, even If
it was only an accident.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21

"Divorce," that splendid comedy by
Augustin DAILY, wall be performed at the
Alcazar this evening. 1t is play of New
York and Florida, full of society events
which serve to make up a good plot. It
will be put on with a strong cast.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21
BOOTED BIZ ! TEMP.
SiIuersUGre and J~soetry Taken From {
Ruddick Residence.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 20.-The resi-
dence of Mrs. NJ. L. Ruddick on South
Seventh street in this city was entered by
tramp to-day about noon during the alb
sance of the family. He removed 8 pan.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21
than ordinary fame to Marysville through
it's shooting record.
IN The ANU MINT LINE.
Several Attractions That Are on the
Bills for This Evening.

The Steele Mackaye's adapta ion of Sar-
dou's "In Spite of ALL" is the play that is
to be presented at the Columbia Theater
this evening. 1t Is said to be a story of
the heart presented in q manner that
proves exceedingly interesting.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21

This evening there will be a revival at
the Tivoli Opera-house of grand opera,
THE Huguenots" will be offered with the
full cast of the company. This will be
given only to-nig I, for tits to be followed
tomorrow by the Bohemian Girl"
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21
A CALL FOR COIN.
The Republican State Central Com.
nittee to Raise Campaign
Funds

The following circular has been prepared
for distribution by Major Frank McLaugh-
lin, chairman of the Republican State Gen.
tral Committee:
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21

There are new FEATURES on the bill at
the Orpheum Music Hall for this evening.
One is Walter Leon, child actor, said to
be mimic without rival. Another is the
Carpo Brothers in acrobatic performance.
and still another, a new comedy turn, by
Riley and Hughes.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21

MADAME Sans Gene" will be produced
at the Macdonough Theater, Oakland, to-
night with the same com pany that gave
Il at the Baldwin in this City, Kathryn
hldder assuming the title role. This
play has attracted wide attention, and las
been especially applauded by society.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21

The special attraction at the Mechanics
and Home Product Fair in the Pavilion
this eveninp will be the attendance OF
German societies. This has been desig-
mated as German night" The German
singing societies will render vocal cho-
ruses under the leadership of Professor
Fischer.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21

There will be performance by speciality
artists in the Casino at the Haight-street
Grounds this evening. Many interesting
features are to be offered by people who
are new to this place OF amusement. In
addition there will be the usual outdoor
attractions.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20
IN BERKELEY,

TWO of the professors and several u
VI. /. boys went out last evening on ~
rowing expedition. They headed for
1anipostelia bridge, which destination
was soon reached. After amusing them
serves lor some time on the beach they
started back. but soon found that the
vino was blowing Il fearful gale and
mat 'hey had rough sea- to contend
win. They rowed manfully, with six
oars Tor half and hour, not making more
IMAM ten. yards They ran aground
Twice one fellow became Sla-sick and
surrendered his oar, another wished
he had hurried home from school MS
ms mama told him. On the whole tho
crew showed themselves capable OF be-
coming brave seamen. They made the
return trip from Campostellu in two
hours ana three minutes, arriving in
time for late supper.
There will be an entertainment ,t Tho
residence Of Mrs. w. w Robertson. on
Berkley avenue. this evening n S O'Clock.
ior the benefit of the Kings Daughters
quite an entertaining programme has
been prepared, which will be rendered
by local talent, after which refresh
ments will be served free Admission
ten cents.
A slight collision occurred last night
on Chcstnue street, between an express
wagon and buggy. The occupants OF
the buggy were thrown out and bruised
to Som.. extent
Mr.. Ed. Entity and John Hampton re-
turned yesterday from Pit;sburg, Pa.
Miss Nellie Old, who has been visiting
her brother in Princess Anne county
has returned home.
of1icer Geo. Parker has Just compiled cd
his dwelling. in Montalant
Mrs. Mary Smith is confined to her
Rome on Washington street, by sick
ness.
DIR. j. r. Floyd has had the interior of
his drug store made larger and a fresh
coat of paint applied which adds
greatly to the appearance and comforts
OF the same. The Office of The Virsinian
Will be found there and any one having
items of news for the same will please
leave them there, and il you wish to
sub scribe for same leave your name
and address and 1t will receive prompt
attention.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20
EASTER EGG DECORATION.
How TO Shake the Children na hInppy
as lnrlS

Now again does the Easter egg loom
up in all Its Importance. To rr"par re
the egg for decoration either boil Il
very hard or make a small hole at each
end and blow out III" contents The
simplest manner OF deCora ting is tG
color with aniline dyes. by means of
which any shade ma be ohta:ncI.
These nay be further bcausitcd by
etching with shlrp-pointed knife III,
monogram of the recipient, vines, simple
outline iguici, ct.
More beautiful in effect and quite as
easily prepared are the eggs coated with
metallic paint. which can be procured in
gold. silver. copper: bronze. etc. Nothing
III this line Is more dainty than IL frost
ed egg. y coat of dammar Varnish Is
first applied. and before being allowed tn
dry il is thoroughly sprinkled with dia-
mond dust
Eggs may also ',e prettily eolLelli.red
with decalcomania pictures finished with
Il coat of dammar vdf.,ish, or small
landscapes and flower sprays may bc
hand painted.
Another charming fame" is to i,Iscribs
an Easter wish or vers. ON Il dclicatrly-
tinted egg. This is done With metallic
paint applied with 4 fine camel's haiI
brush. II may be more quickly done
with Il stub pen and India ink, but the
result Will not he so effective. 70 one
end Of the egg give Il fringcd cap of
tinsel paper to which has be.n fastened
II bow and loop of ribbons for hang
ing.
II they can be procured. goose. tur-
key and pigeon cSea an.rd a plras.- ::
variety with the oId.nary hen o. raj
hit eggs, which tne little tots paItiru-
larly delight in tinGn on Easter morn
ing.
In preparing the tgg shells for q, cor
| atinG by blowing out the contents il
VIII not he me- sSsarV to II How The / Id
process of scratching 4 mole in each end
of the shell with 81 pin. Take some
sharp instrument like the point OF IL
small pair Of scissors. hold 1t against the
shell where the hoi- is 10 b" made ar,,
give it slight. quitx rap against Tho
table. and il will make tiny hole
without cracking the surrounding sur
face of the shell.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20
a HurgInr CAPTURED.

Constable Anderson yesterday ARE 81
ed VIM. PenG.r, 4 well-known colored
man. who had in his Possession Il num-
Der of postage stamps which he was
Offering for sale. When he was first
arrested he gave one account of how
he came in possession of them and later
on he gave another account. which did
not tally with the first.
On Tuesday. the 10th day OF March,
the s;orH OF Mr. Samuel Haynes. at
Port Norfolk. was robbed of u quantity
OF groceries. etc. Mr.. Haynes also
keeps the postoiiic which was robbed
Of Il number OF stamps, and Pender is
b lieved to be the man who broke into
tie store. lie has been selling stamps
f,r several days
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20
ROPER.

Roper, y. c.. March I9.-(Spcclal)--
MIR. lIardce, of the Raleigh News and
Observer. was In town last night. and
entertained quite Il number of people
with his musical performances at the
hotel.
Mrs. Davenport. Of Norfolk. who has
been visiting relatives near here. re-
turned Wednesday. accompanied by her
niece, Miss Eva llasscll.
Mr. r.. w Hlount. who had charge of
the company store here for several years.
has sold out to McssrS. G.. W. and w
J.. Roper, OF Norfolk, and l.. G.. Roper.
of this place.
The firm OF Cooper & Rcw has dis
solved. MIR. Bew having accepted "A
position with Mr.. L. G. Roper. at Sixth
Landing
Rev. j. j. Barker is at Elizabeth City
this week. in conference with Presiding
Elder John. relative 10 the approaching
District Conference, To be held at
this place.
Mcssrs. Vail and Henry Bount have
been retained as statesmen at the com
pany store. under the new regime. MIR
T.. K. Lewis being placed In charge of
the business.