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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16
It visalia. is in town and is registered at the

os fisalln, lS In town ana Is registered III the
Grand.
Jefferson Chandler, the weli-known Los An
seies lawyer, is visiting at the Baldwin.
Warren Sexton, an attorney of oroville, is
among yesterdays arrivals at the Grand.
J. NJ. Ward and F. NJ. Ward. the San Jose
piainlng mill men, are guests at the Grand.
L. W. Shin, mining man of Seattle, recently
from Alaska, registered yesterday at the Grand.
Ex-Judge J. D. Goodwin of Plumas County
is one OF the recent arrivals at the Occidental.
E. NJ. Carroll. bookmaker and race-horse
tancier from New York City, is at the
Palace.
John G. Mcmillan of Hoquiam, WASH, man.
ager OF the Simpson Lumber Company, is stay
ing at the Lick.
Ex-Congressman A. Caminetti OF Jackson is
al the Lick in company with his fellow towns
man, Robert Read.
ID. II. Lee, wheat and beet farmer from
helseyvllle, Lake County, is making a short
visit at the Baldwin.
n Casper, proprietor of the new electric
ignt plant at Vallejo. came down last night
ana took room at the Lick.
M Page Minor of Williams, Ariz., who is in
terested in large copper mine near that
place, arrived at the Occidental yesterday.
}. W. Geer and George T. Geer, of Boston,
MASS, woolbuyers, arrived in the City yester-
day. and are guests at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
William Oesterle, New Jersey capitalist
and an old Californian, is visiting the State.
ana is among the arrivals at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel
w. B. Thorpe, foreman of the job room in the
State Printing Office at Sacramento, came to
town last night and took room at the
Grand.
Z. d. schlacks of Denver, assistant general
manager of the Denver and Rio Grande Rail-
road, arrived at the Occidental yesterday with
his wife.
ID. d. Remington of watertown, N. Y,
owner of the Lick Paper Mills near Santa
clara and part owner of the Evening Post, is
at the Palace.
Messrs. Peck, Walker, Dusy and Young,
mlne-owners, of Sunrise City, Alaska, are in
the City purchasing machinery, supplies, etc.,
and are guests al the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Captain Kempff of the examining board will
with several other officers who are to come
down from the navy-yard to go over the bat
tleship.
James A. Van Voast, prominent lawyer of
schenectady, n. Y, and descendant of one
OF the original Knickerbocker families that
hrst settled in Schenectady, is q guest al the
Baldwin.
X X. Ritchie, general agent at Omaha of the
chicago and Northwestern Railroad, who was
recently appointed TO succeed C. C. Bray as
the company's representative in this City, ar.
rived from the East yesterday and put up at
the Palace.
h. c. tum Suden and H. c. Bohack of Brook
lyn, NJ Y; A. Waag and son of Bremerhaven,
Germany. and w. Lawson and wife of New
York City, party of wealthy Germans travel
ing for pleasure, are at the Grand, on their
way round the world
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MY SWEE HEAkTS.

My first was young and very fair,
With bright blue eyes and yellow hair;
surplice white in church he wore;
/ loved him for month or more.
My second, he was gaunt and thin,
All round the hemisphere he'd been;
He'd shot at lions, killed q bear;
1loved him for about year.
My third b ad flowing coal-black locks
Il wore then green and yellow frocks),
He played and sang my heart away;
loved him one year aud a day.
Ny fourth was handsome, but so poor!
That only made me love him more;
/ wept and sighed, but had to part,
1t almost, almost broke my heart.
Ny fifth was-well, I cannot say
What he was like: but one fine day
swore 10 love him all my life;
And now he calls me Little Wife,"
My sixth? My sixth is very small,
He hardly ems man at all;
ut, oh. cou d not bear to part
With either Fifth or Sixth Sweetheart
London Weekly Sur
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formed Of two parts, box pleat in each. This
IS Joined to the front by an under.arm gore.
A brown and bluet mixture, with brown vel.
vet and sable trimming, makes handsome
and at the same time q serviceable garment.
greenish gray cloth, with trimming oi
mink, is charming for a very young girl. BIuet
bengaline with beaver trimming is used for a
very dressy cloak.
cadet blue heavy serge with krimmer trim
ming is dainty.
Brown diagonal cloth with Russian lamb is
rich and useful.
Pale gray with Mouffi on TO match is exouis.
itely dainty, but cannot be recommended on
the score of service.
mixture of bright colors in tweed is sue
cessfully trimmed with plain red or grass green
cloth for cuffs collar and sleeves
red and black mixture in cheyiot is very
stylisn1y trimmed with red cloth heavily
beaded with black, edged with Astrakhan.
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NEWSPAPER PLEASANTLY.

Dorcas-But why do your parents object so
TO Mr.. Larkins?
Peg-Mamma objects to his shortcomings,
and papa to his long stayings.-Town Topics.
Mamma-You naughty boy, you want W hip
ping-thaps what you want.
lnnocent-Mamma, what was that you said
the other day about the duty of self-denlal p
Boston Transcript.
"s;ill doing hackwork p asked the OBJ
noxious person, with bland smile.
"Oh, no. said the literary lady, with q
smile still more bland; AZ have bought a
pencil-sharpener." er."--Indianapolis Journal.
Mr. Digby-Hello, my little mani What's
your name?
Little Boy-Tommy.
Mr.. Digby-But what's your last name?
Tommy-Don't know. It's Tommy now
Judge.
"Your teacher tells me you were not at
school yesterday. Now, young man, you
know what you are going to getP'
Bob tfrmly)-I do, pop; and am willing to
be liked any day for circus parade like
that.-Life.
First student-The college library is great
institution, isn't it?
Second Student-What in the world were you
doing there?
First Student-Went to look at an old news
paper to settle a dispute about the football
game of '93.-Puck.
Mr.. Billings took up his cup of what the
landlady called coffee, tasted it, shifted it and
set it down.
"have you anything to say against the
coffee, Mr.. Billings ?' asked the landlady
mo, ma'am," answered Billings, al never
speak Ill OF the absent"-New York Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

ARKANSAS Hot SPRINGs-J. T., ophir, Placer
County, Cal. The Arkansas hot springs are
located in Garland County. This department
cannot advertise these, nor the best hot
springs In California. If you will write to Hot
Springs Hotel, Garland County, Ark, you will
obtain all the information you may desire.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

therefore. as we have said, high time to
set about the task seriously. The Cham
Der of Commerce has done well in sending
the memorials to Congress, and it now
devolves upon the press and the people of
the State to back up those memorials by
all the power within their means,
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is perfectly dry, soft
and mild, being entirely free from the mists com.
mon further north RouDd-trip tickets. by steam
ship. including fifteen days board at The hoel del
Coronado. $65; longer stay 81 so per day. Apply
New Montgomery ST, San Franciscc
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PhiIlins. Rock Island Excn-.,.

Philips Rock Island Excursions
Leave San Francisco every Wednesday. via RI,
Grande and Rock Island Railways. Through
tourist sleeping-cars to Chicago and Boston Man
ager and porters accompany these excursions {.
Boston. For tickets sleeping-car accommodation
and further Information address Clinton Jones'
General Agent Rock Island Hallway o1 Moar
gonery street. San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

REED OF MAINE-w. H, Oakland, Cal. There
was published in THE CALL of the Sd of De-
cemoer, 1895, picture of Thomas B. Reed Of
Maine which showed him with q mustRche.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16
Through sleeping cars to chicsro

The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, Santa re
route, VIII continue 20 run oally through from
Oakland to Chicago Pullman palace drawing-room.
also upholstered tourist sleeping-cars, leaving
every afternoon. Lowest through rates to all
points IN The United States Canada. Mexico ,r
Europe. Excursions through Boston leavs
every week. Gan Francisco ticket office. GA Mar
ket street, Chronicle building. Telephone nAAlu.
1881: Oakland Ills BROADWAY
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s'Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Has been used over fly years by millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething with
feet success soo,hes the child, softens IN gu ms
allays Pain. ures Wind Collie regulates he Bowels
and is the be remedy for Diarrhoeas whether ars
ing from tee.hiHg other causes or sale by drug
gists In every part OF the world. Be sure and ask
for Mrs. wins.ow's Soothing Syrup 25c bottle.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

The EscHooLs-subscriber City. The child of
a white mother and Chinese father would be
admitted to any of the public schools of San
Francisco the same as child of white parent
age would be.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Advertise your novelties in THE CALL il
you wish the people to call for them.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

TUNGsrEN-J. W., City This department does
not undertake to furnish answers within any
specified time. As soon as answer 10 your
questi on can be obtained it will appear.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Keep your mind on the Assessors con-
vention. Tax reform is big subject.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

she-I can't get the baby to take the medi-
cine at all.
He-t suppose he's afraid it's something to
make him sieep-Puck
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16
GIRLS CLOAK.

The stylish cloak shown here is suitable for
girls of 10 to 16 years. 1t is seamless in front
and may be made with a rever or may be but
toned over the left shoulder. The back is
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Third street should be improved by the
time the Coast road is completed.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

REGIsTRATIoN-S., Lowell Hill, Nevada Coun.
ty, Cal. The first law in California req uiring
the regis stration of voters was approved March
10, 1866.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

If you are looking for boom you will
be disappoin ted, but you can count on q
steady improvement in all lines of busi-
ness.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

There will be fewer free soup kitchens
this winter than for several years past. but
there will be more open factories and bet
ter wages.
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

AUCKLAND-C. A. ", Petaluma, Cal. The
population of the city OF Auckland, N. e., is
1873, 159.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

As our miners furnish us with our gold
service they deserve share of the Cabinet
pudding.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Olney has a chance to make ten-strike
on the Cuban question before he goes out
of Office.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16
EXTRA fine nut tafties, Townse nd's.

SPECIAL information daily to manufacturers
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau tAlien's), $40 Montgomery.
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PARAGRAPHS ABOUT PEOPLE.

grandson of Garibaldi is q prospering
druggist in Rome.
Gladstone never calls the Sultan anything
but "the assassin"
"He died like soldierlt exclaimed Mr.
Gladstone, when he heard of the Archbishop
OF Canterbury's death.
The Japanese Government has printed a.
100000 2 and cent stamps to commemorate
the Princes Arisugawa and Kitsharakawa, who
ieil in the war with China.
II Senator Morrill, lives TO the end of the
term he is now serving-that is. Till March 3,
lo97-he will have served five full terms in
the Senate. which no man has yet done.
Colonel Walter Raleigh Gilbert, c. B.. Chief
Constable OF Cornwall, who died in England
the other day at the age of SO, was descend
ant OF Sir Humphrey Gilbert, half-brother to
Sir Walter Raleigh.
Taitu, the wife of the Negus OF Abyssinia, is
described as handsome, intelligent, and light
brown. She NEEDLES constantly in affairs OF
state, and therefore has so many enemies that
In case OF Menelek's death she would have TO
nee the country at once to escape their
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

The first gray hair should be warning that
the scalp needs the strengthening applications Of
Ayers Hair vigor. Don't delay.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Working for living won't be such a
hard struggle for existence in this country
as it has been for the Last three years.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

There is evidently new era of railroad
building in sight.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Whatever the gold in the banks may do,
that in the mountains will have to come
out of its hiding-piace.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Mayor Pingree. having been elected Gov
ernor of Michigan, announces that when
he takes his seat he will propose a system
of taxation by which corporations will be
made to pay all the State taxes. This
scheme beats the famous potato-patch ex-
pertinent, and when the Assessors con-
ventlon meets it might be profitable to
communicate with him.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

The capital now coming out of hiding
will find no lack of opportunity for profit
able investment. California alone can
take millions of it.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Although it requires timber to make q
Cabinet, not single statesman takes to
the woods when Cabinet construction is
talked about.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16
vengeance. She can read. and is learning to

soukeoAces Oue Can IedO, ana Is learning "
write.
In order to clear the title to her house on the
south side OF Eighty-third street in New York,
the Countess de Brazza paid 500 for thirty
six square inches of land belonging to the ad-
joining property, but on which the house en-
croached.
Zoia says he likes the bicycle for the forget
fuiness 1t bestows. He says 1t is all nonsense
for him to take walks as recreation, because he
keeps right on thinking, but with the wheel
ne goes like the wind, he no longer thinks
ana the exercise gives him absolute repose.
Melton Prior, the famous English war artist.
has been through fourteen campaigns, and has
been wounded eight times Three times his
name has appeared in the list of those killed
in battle. His duties have taken him all over
the world. and ne has attended nearly every
royal wedding that has occurred during the
last twenty-five years
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

There will be more commercial travellers
on the road this fall than in any similar
season for the last three years, SO be ready
with your orders.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Chicago has just held convocation of
mothers to consider the training of chill
dren, and there seems TO have been no
question Of the need of it.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Charter-making can afford TO go slow
for q time.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Bedroom suits.
While you're about it why
not get one that's pleasant
to look at and live with ?
Your choice of half a thou
sand = nearly = but we'll
speak of only one to-day ;
picture above.
It's maple-dainty white
maple-broad birdseye panel
in headboard.
few touches of hand carviEg-the
finest sort.
French plate mirror, gracefully shaped,
deep rich bevel.
Hand polished.
Even the drawers are lined with birds.
eye maple.
Solid brass handles and ornaments.
Three pieces-bed, bureau, washstand.
And the price-best of all
$50.
You might as we'll nave our catalogue;
it's free.
California Furniture Company
On T Cole d Coz Carpets
III Geary Street Rugs
---- MattinRe
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The revival is rapidly converting the
discontented.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

The largest majority ever given to can
didate for Congress was that received in
Pennsylvania by Jim Young. the noted
newspaper man, and now political parties
that wish to put up sure winners will
know from what class TO take them.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

The business revival will give the coun.
try all the shaking up it needs in these
days and professional agitators may as
well make up their mouths to be quiet.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

If the free-silver Republicans will vote
for protective tariff and the conservative
Democrats will vote for sound money the
next Senate will have clear sailing before
it, but if the free-trade and free silver men
can form any sort of com bination there is
liable to be one of the biggest ructions our
august Senator'S ever presented to the peo-
pie.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Perhaps never before in it's history wa.
the world SO completely at peace as al
present. The only struggle now going or
which can be called war is that which
Spain is waging against Cuba, and that i.
more like quarrel than a fight.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

st. Louis is talking OF removing her
famous convention hall to the suburbs for
use as a cattle-show building. and it is
just such treatment OF historic structures
that justifies Chicago IN mocking at st.
Louis culture. Chicago herself would
have kept the building where it is and
used it as porkpacking establishment.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Business like charity should begin at
home.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Chicago is straining herself to get the
finest theater in the country, and appar-
emily for no other reason than to have the
right to call herself 1.-THE Paris of Amer
ira -
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McKinley's victory must be estimated
not by the vote of the Electoral College
but by the vote of the people. His ma.
iority in the college will not be unusually
large, but his popular majority was some.
thing overwhelming.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Remember California products.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

The Canadians are talking of adopting a
flag of their own, and it may be mani
,festation of desire for independence, but
as the favored design for the banner is
blazoned with a crown il does not look
much ike it
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

The prospects of railroad extension are
among the most encouraging features OF
the present outlook, and fortunately they
are in sight of almost every section of the
State
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

The man who spends any considerable
portion of his time trying to guess the
makeup of McKinley's Cabinet must be q
very eager politician or else he has very
little to do.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

Purchase home goods.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-16

The CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-27
Masss Went by the Board.

New York. October 26.-The steamer
Alena, which arrived tonight from Port
Linon, brought Capt. Charles f. Bunk
er and six of the crew of the Boston
schooner j. Z. Drisco dismasted in the
recent hurricane ard abandoned leaking
and almost wateflogged. October rs in
lat. 80. ION and long. rs SOW. The Drisco
was bound from Aux Cages for this
city, with cargo of Iogwuod. October
Sth, IL hurricane vas encountered whicn
continued until the 10th. On the 10th
number of heavy waves washed the
deckload Of Iogwood over the side. The
standing rigging was badly cut and torn
and botn h1asts went by the board. The
vessel leaked badly.
On the 105h Capt. Bunker decided to
rig jury Diasts and attempted to reach
Y Wilmington, Del. On October 25th a
gale took the jury masts out, carry ing
away all the sails. AT 2 yesterday
morning Alenan lights were seen. A
signal was set and q steamer lowered a
boat and took off the craw. The Dfisco
was built in 1882 at Kennebunk. Me,
and owped by John S. Emery of Boston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-27
FIRST TIME IN IT'S HISTORY.
Combination Park Opens Meet With
Good Weather.

Medford, Mass, October 26.-For the
first time in it's history has Com bination
park been able to start programme on
tine opening day of a meet and with
beautiful weather at that. The results:
The g. trotring, purse $500, was won
by g. ii. F.. b 6, by Falson, dam by
Beaufort (McGregor) in three heats;
Haldsnette, b m, (Payne), second; Miss
Dainty, m, (Rath burn) third; best
time. 2.17N.
In the a.l6 pacing. purse S4oo, Arohi-
teot, b g, by Almont. Jr., dam Jersey
Lilly (MoDonaid) won in four heats;
Allen Boy, Big, by Glencoe Wilkes, dam
Lady Allen (Palge) second; Mary B.. g
m. (Hamlet and Stirlingl third;. best
time 2.15 1-2, by Allan Boy; winners
best, 2l7H.
In the 10 pacing. purse $500 Gun.
fipished) Robert Wilkes. blk, by Idol
Wilkes, dam by son of Lexington
(Ames)s won in two heats; Prince Alert,
b g, by Crown Prince, dam Lilly
(Birneyl won one heat best time ala
Ia, by Prince Alert.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-27
con to Berliny"

Iheard the trampling Of horses coming
down the street, mingled with the loud
cheering of the populace. twas troop
Of cuirassiers, and in another minute !
was in the midst Of seething crowd
and could see nothing around me hut a
sea of hands, hats and heads in con mo-
tion. The civilians, who were in Wild
state Of excitement, oheered the Troops,
"Vive (sic} les cuirassiers!' while the
Dragons in return shouted, 'sA Berlnp'
and "Vive la Franoe!' not ''Vive lem
pereurp' When they had passed the
excitement continued in another 6rm,
for a desperate looking mob marchd up
and down in detachments, as they had
done upon the previous night, with flags
flying and banners waving, singing all
the while LA Marsedllaise" and the
"Champs de la Patrie, " with inteven-
ing shouts of "a Berlinl' ALI thiI was
Of great interest to me, especially the
singing. When the crowd joined b the
chorus of their national anthem, tie eff
feot was something never to be fqgot-
ten. To avoid being jostled by themob,
I took place on the top of an omnibus.
1t was dusk, and as we came Town
the Champs Elysees the beautifully il
Illuminated gardens, with their cafes
chantants, merry go rounds and bowers
surrounded by the most fancifu and
pretty devices Imaginable and lighted
up with miniature lamps - together
with the lively din of music and sing
ing, followed by rounds Of applause.
made me feel transported for the moment
to fairyland. But it was short lived
delusion. And who would imasine.
with all this folly, at once SO frivolous
and SO French, that the great tragedy
of war was being enacted around us?''
with an Ambulance" by @ E..
Ryan.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-27
WHERE is CLERK IRISH j?
A Lewiston Post Office Employe Among
theMissing.

The Lewiston Sun says: A twood G..
Irish. mailing clerk at the Lewiston
post offics is missing and has not been
seen or heard of for over six weeks. His
disappearance is very peculiar and
naturally speculation over the matter is
rife
Mr.. Irish left the Lewiston post office
six weeks ago yesterday. telling Post
master Walker that he would return
Monday. He told the men about the
office that he WAS going to geU married.
He went to Boston at II 90 o'clock that
night. carrying quite lot of recently
purchased clothing with him.
On Monday a telegram WAS Ieoeived at
the post Office from Irish stating that his
young lady wa i'll and that he wouldn' It
be home for a day or two. He never
came. This telegram is the last heard of
him.
The police authorities were notified and
II secret service inspector was here twice
and looked the situation over, also at the
same time investigating the breaking in
to of the post Office box, which occurred
the night Irish went away.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-27
Several Millions Involved.

Washington. October 26.-The Long
Loehren pension case was dismissed to-
dry by the U. S. Supreme Court, upon
the authority of previous decisions of
that court to abate proceedings against
public officers who have died or left the
service. Com missi oner LcohreD having
resigned his office, Judge Longs case. is
di smiss Ell.
The case of Sgltonstall, collector of
customs at Boston vs. Britwell, q case
involving the determination of the ques-
ton Of she time Of protest, was also de-
cided today and the contention of the
government that the protest must &C.
company the payment of the duties, was
overrulsd ed. The case involves several
million dollars, which have been collect
cd i'll duties, and the decision is very
Important to importers