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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-05
ORIGINATING THE Drives
More lrequois Sacrificed on the
Altar of the White
Metal.
John P. Irish Marked for Excoriation
and Expulsion From the
Club.

Strenuous efforts are being made by the
Iroquois CLUB to place itself on a strictly
silver basis. 1t is succeeding, but its
heroic course is rapidly decimating its
membership. Last night two heads went
to the block and two more braves were
gwen warning of their i'm pending fate.
John Heenan, who was charged with
having voted for Palmer and Buckner.
the Presidential and Vice-Presiden tial
candidates of the gold wing of the Demo-
cratic party, was the first victim to feel
the ak. He had asked for an investiga-
ton. A committee was appointed at his
request, and its report was submitted last
night. 1t reported him as a gold -hued
traitor, and, with little loss of time in de-
bate, his name was ordered stricken from
the roll.
When the case of Charles Wesley Reed
came up it was decided to ignore his conf
munication, in which he rendered his res
ignation and which also contained his
reasons for withdrawing from the Iroquois
tepees. His reasons were too vigorously
presented, SO it was voted to accept his
resignation and Keep the plain-spok en-
document from the records of the club.
Ex-senator Reade wanted to know if
John P. Irish was an honorary member of
the club. Ii he were, he said, he wanted
him expelled, as he didn't propose to have
any traitors to the Democratic party in the
organization. The secretary was instructed
to look up the honorary mem bership roll
and ascertain if the name of Irish be
there. If it be, the wigwalns of the Iro-
quois will be forever closed to him.
Reade also became curious rs to what
George II. Francoenr intended to do
Francoeur had confessed that he voted
for Palmer and Buckner and had prom
ised two weeks ago to send in his resigna-
ton, but had not yet done so. Reade
wanted him expelled. George II. Cabiness
spoke up for the absent apostle and stated
that he knew his resignation would be
forthcoming at the next meeting, so no
further action was taken.
T. Carl Spelling, who had been IN
structed to write TO the idol of the an
archistic branch of the Democratic parry,
inviting him to the banquet of the Iro-
quois to be held on the 22d of February
next, read reply from W. J. Bryan in
which in tactful and courteous language
he stated he would be unable to attend.
No great DISAPPOINTMENT was displayed,
as no one really thought he was SO hard
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IN MEMORY OF THE DEAD
San Francisco Lodge, B. P. O. E.,
to Hold Memorial Services
Tc- Morrow.
William S. Barnes Will Deliver the
Eulogy, Dr.. Voorsanger the Invo-
cation, Judge Lane a Memorial.

The beautiful ceremony known as the
annual memorial service will be cele.
brated tomorrow afternoon by the
Benevolent and Protective Order OF Elks
in Native Sons Hall. A programme fit
ting the occasion has been arranged by a
committee composed of s. B. Carleton.
DR.. d. d. Lustig, r. B. Murdoch, John
Rafael and r. Fletcher Tilton. It COM
prises numbers that will afford beautiful
entertainment to the throng that will no
doubt respond to the invitations which
have been sent out, for it is strictly an in
vitation affair. The cards of invitation are
of neat design, wearing the signs OF
mourning. The cover of the programme,
too, is of special design and very handsome.
The programme is of unusual literary
and musical excellence. William S.
Barnes will deliver the eulogy ami Rev.
DIR. Voorsanger the invocation. Wilton
Lackaye will deliver a recitation appropri-
ate to the occasion, and Judge Lane will
make a memorial address. There will be
singing by the Colonial Quartet, Mrs.
Florence Doane, Ivy Gardener, Mary Mann
and Clara Heyman. The Press Club
Quartet Messrs. Frank Coffin. K. Fletcher
IiIton, D. Nj. Warde and S. e. Tucker, also
figure on the bill.
Mr.. IlltOn Will preside at the organ and
the Rev. A. ]. Emery will pronounce the
benediction.
Following is the complete order OF ex-
ercises:
Organ voluntary, R. Fletcher Tilton; Press
Club Quartet, H'Ihe Chapel" KreutZer; open.
ing ceremonies r. Howell, exalted ruler; so.
prano solo, "Peace Leave With Thee" Gin
ney), Miss Florence Doane; responses. officers
OF the lodge; opening ode; invocation, Rev. DR..
Voorsanger; Colonial Quartet, ave Maria"
Abt; eulogy, Hon. William S. Barnes; tenor
solo, "In Native Worth" (Haydn). r. Thomas
'In Memoriam," Wilton ,Lackaye; solo
ANGELS Ever Bright and Fair" (Handel), Mile.
Florence Garressere; Colonial Quartet, "1he
Lost Chord" Sullivan; solo, "Tny Will Be
Done" (Marston), Miss Mary Mann; eulogy
Judge ]. Fl. Tam; closing ceremonies, ty the
lodge; fress Club Quartet. Lead Kindly
Light" Buck; benedlction, Rev. J. A. Emery,
rector of Church OF the Advent.
Following are the officers OF the San
Francisco lodge:
Joseph R. Howell, exalted ruler; William P.
Lawler. esteemed leading knight; Percy V.
Long, esteemed loyal knight; Harry F. Enc
ric. esteemed lecturing knight; Harrison
Ho worth, secretary; II. S. Hsgan treasurer
]. D. Brown.chaplain; u. G. Fitz- erald, esquire
L. q. Westerby, II err; P. N. Brown, inner
guard; trustees-J.W. Armstrong, D. Mcmillan,
james P. Dunno.
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Jansen & Thiele, hatters, 104; D. NJ. Moran &
Co.. dry goods, 126-12S; McDevitt, owner,
no; Hamilton, owner, 1876; Mrs. Meyer, lodg-
ing, 115; Benbrook House, lodging. ia
Third block-H. Wolf & Bros, Nos 208 and
210; Yokohama Tea Company, 204; Wright &
Cav grocery, 2O6; E. Eisenberg, cigars, 2O2 !;
F. ]. Dugan, liquors, 200; W. Wolf owner,
201; Leon Root, drugs, corner Howard; o. J.
Meads, restaurant 205; A. Jelish. 213; c. W.
Moeller, stationery, 203; H. Ide, teas, POL
New York shoestore, 2l4; B. Brady, butcher,
21S; D. D. Davidson, crockery, 223; Lincoln
Bros, grocery 226; NJ. Cohen, clothing, 228;
C. Kreiger, candy, go; R. kohlmack, fancy
goods, 234; Leon D. Stone, butcher, 236; S.
Flatow d Co, dry goods, 240; Myer Bros,
groceries, CO. ner Howard; L. Rubenstein, bar
Der, 237; P. Marchand, market. 235; w.
Augustine, restaurant, 233; Joseph GaiIhard,
liquors, 229; C. b. Poor, 225; w. Erich, sta
tionery, 225; w. A. Sullivan, liquors, 215; S.
Kafka, butcher, 209; Columbia Tea Company.
ESQ; P E. Neuman. dry goods, 252 Mrs NJ
Gaughan, millinery, 246; A La Vallie, fancy
goods, PIP; julius Boine, dentist 202 Z.
Searle, bazaar. 223; ]. II. Medeau. liquors, 224 !;
Summerfeld G. Roman, owners, 240.
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A SOLDIERS TEAM.
Presidio Men Organizing Strong Bias.
ball Nine

Presidio Men Organizing Strong Base
ball \ inc.
The soldiers stationed at Presidio have
organized a baseball club and are ready to
meet any team in this City or the neigh
ing towns.
The management has selected eighteen
promising players, who are practicing
daily in batting and team play. Peddi-
cord of the Washington District League
will do the most of the twirling for the
soldier team, but will have two able as
sistants in Sweeny and Jenkins.
Their opponents next Sunday will be
the strong Will and Finck team of this
City and the probable lineup will be
Noyes G. Peddicord. pitcher: Kelly, first
base; Meyers, second base; Fry, short
stop; Vineyard, third base; Burge, left
field; Wilmington, center field; Toney,
right field; Smith, extra.
A. H. Noyes is the manager of the nine
and desires to hear from other managers
looking for games.
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DR.. Charles S. Morgan yesterday held an au-
topsy upon the remains of Harry Thompson,
the actor, OF the Darkest Russia" thea trical
company, who was found dead Wednesday
night in Dunn's Villa on the ocean beach. 1t
is thought that the deceased committed sui
eide by taking poison. DR.. Morgan stated
that he found that the dead man had been a
sufferer from pneumonia and that his lungs
were so badly effected that death might have
resulted from it. The analysis of the stomach
will be ompleted in day or two.
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round Floating in the Bav.

A body, supposed to be that of Daniel Shea,
a seaman. was found floating in the bay at the
foot of Fourth street, early last evening" by
Fred Peterson, who was boating in the vicinity
The body was identified by letters found in
the clothing. 1t was dressed in coarse sailors
apparel, rubber coat and overalls. Just how
the deceased came to his death is not known,
but it is presumed that it was due to accident,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-05
The Famous Schubert Company.

concert of rare merit win be given at the
Young Mems Christian Association Audi
forum, Mason and Ellis streets, next Tuesday
evening, December 8. The Schubert Sym.
phony Club and the Lady Quartet of Chicago
will give the concert. Louis McPike, reader
and impersonator, aud the boy violinist, Mas
ter Tommy Purcell. will also appear. 1t will
be an evening of rare music, mirth aud enjoy
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AMERICAN CLOCK DEPOT
WATCH AND
JEWELRY FACTORY,
a. SIXTH STREET.
Importers and Dealers in Diamonds, Fine
Watches and Jewelry.
CoHN BR oS.

corporation raised the price of wine in
two years from and cents gallon up
TO 10 and Is cents.
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Frederick-street Cars.

gang of men were at work last night un.
covering the rails of the long unused electric
car line on the west end of Frederick street,
parallel with and two blocks south of Haight.
Cars are to be run again over the line to-mor.
row in place of the single Car that has been
making two trips day.
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up for square meal that he would cross
the continent to get it.
On motion it was decided to make nomi-
nations for new officers at the meeting of
the club to be held Decem Der IL, to elect
on December Is and to install on January
g. This was done TO obviate the necessity
of meeting on either Christmas or New
Years richt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the su-
~erlor ~ourt % the State II Washing
ton for the County OF King Henry
Cowel3. plaintiff. vs. Union Transit Com
pany. a corporation. defendant. No. o.
TO he c'---'s+ors q The Uascn T.aas.; Com
Riay al 10 All Offers Whom Il May
Whereas. On the IN day OF September.
;sss shs under ,gue3. = ". Baker was
~ the af~Svr-etlTif lied court 81 the abovs-
cat,.ls4 action. appointed receiver 81 re
Union Transit Company. above IA me-.
s18 whereas. Oh the "a day OF September
-. sas1 corr eusy made and entered y
ors1sr in SAD acton requiring sad re.@iv@r
20 PUBLISH : notice % re creditors Of said
cefeIt sAat- requiring such creditors 70 pre-
sent - SAD receiver. their claims 5g,v
vsrsgea Is rsaa.r.s by law araf~S. -
defsu5au<. within ninety DAYS from ths
da.e Of toe arst publication of such no.
Vow. therefore,. in cor o~rn.ty 9Th xaas
order ard the ferrns zn4 provisions there
OK. you are hereby 1.Fecte1 aE3 required
90 present 10 SAD receiver a. the ofTscN 81
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required ~ law. hln nlnoiy aays from
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Da,si thix Oh day % September. 80.
tl- day - the Hrst ps2o.ics ton hereof
2. X BAKER Rece.Ver.
NOTICE To CREDITORS An persons
havtn= claims Agalnst The e;ua -autee
gesn sra Tr7lst Company. az S@a.,fs
Washing on- are hereby NOTIFIED az -
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JACOB F-T~pTTF
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Loan ani Truss Company. Of safe.
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NOTICE TO STOCK

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Advertiser desiring diss.zT advertise
meats chsrxsf far tfse Eas<Ay ssw1s HJks
fsna IN copy BIZ / e'cio1s SATURDAY 70 ~
sure ehArxs
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.

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REWARD.

A reward - SO wssi b pad ,5r 'n'9r-
Sexs.or seatIrg 20 tns arrest arc essa ~
fteE % any one sssa2tsE S9sses o -
Po~.-rrfs.s.xsnr<r delivered to xgascriS@ss
throughout the city,
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMER EOSArIE.
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s1oas1 1s lest a. fze bgEaness ef11s .
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ETAyK sEx.aTg-Ttse funeral se-Ts1es ~
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~ Y0i- WANT sfus Ress~ - ~,-.
child caeaa Address "a g. F.,s, -satel.
isreaear.
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IEOwrS- HAgToS--Ia Eeatte. s5sn1zv.
(,~srxs~s~ 4 Tx~I - fsA v.ssssss~s 81 ere
bride. go F.rxs avenue. III. F~ezs@r1c y
r. Brown and Mrs.. Aisrtz a.sf~Ts' =
Harmon. both ~ Seattle. Esy. josh =
Damon oNscsAfIng
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ADVERTISEMENT Erzer shs ssAd % Lost.
ycurs Fer See For Rent sn6 Eat5a8nrt
Waaset wsfl hH Inserted a. tAe rate o.
eesst word each Insertion. Fzy Easat a.
WAYS II skvnHcs No aGvsrt Is meat re-
cetveS fer sess tAsx = csess-
<CTfcE-Th@ business cfsce 81 me
ross-fntssss xsrcfr s. sr&n urtH II D. IN
EsnEay fsours 8 ~. 20 y - 2. =. ard z
70 D. rs C.s$sfse5 advertisements VII
BE- received - 20 his the
Advertisements ~ sS reserved a.
1rsseh offices ~ the Posfnseiisxsreer
TACOMA RTREAI-So. III Paciac
avenue
PORT TsEElsn J Jessss
RrfITSgHAN rAY-Ses 8natsoD.
o y Culver. HSzzgsr.
Og.YMpfa-<l7s@ Hslu street Charles
Wstson. Agent.
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National 'A-eN
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NOTICE TO CoSTR

: E<TT> Tst-E OFT -. PORTLAND
T-r< S-~tefe re~ - 1SS
Se3ses3 vra1Asssss - flrTs.s Ainx rr-s s~F
rfa-te3 So ~sa as Ete v-~t5 ietfT IS sAe e.
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STEAMERS
PUGET so G,,;E, & AL.sKA STEAM
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY or KINGSTON.
Retween Iseona and Victoria, n. e.
s.,ssarn l-v Tacoma ito AZ t4sam
is.s'i " 7sPL TSwasens Nam A. tom :;eorn
4atars Ar{i Victoria " w e3gsra
.Dassv sxeep; Moaaay
This steamer furnishes Arst-cSa~s accom-
r1odatiors. carving both fre3snt ans pas
seaFers. and leaves from Yssser wharf.
Yer rates. etc. dPqgi'2 e
yeslsr wharf. Seattle.
-, = SaDEsU.
rtcfFgc COAST STEAMSHIP CO
sse magnificent steamers Una lila. C-frv
So r1e AID san Francisco. czisFs a. rg~t
Lave Seattle for DE
san T y. o 6s9 ra3 + &, 4, :.
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Use r1s Eatacens steamer City of Topsk,
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Ne1s0*r 81 -. Dsca3aaer e. = aae les~Ls
q reats3e Nov susssr -. DECEMBER 19. q
Tse sassoany reserves rtsb. to chang,
steamers or sa..isls esssS
J. TR0wgREDGE
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Ssr FranctSco
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wANTI p-ssf.sra.

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are r@farsalsu hatssws. het So gsrs. So
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WANTED GaoA vsvra8.- s.rasl ss-.,s
rsnra rear ttaaA sseTtsfien- onfy Ess.s
proposition entertained PISS -7soc,it tf.,s.
Address EarEsFF, lseet-lifta zsr.-oy
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KRUSE AND MADISON LINE
SCHOONER EVA
WI SAL sroGa San Francisco S<ptsnsef
carry ang frs4zas a. ~ per t5a. connecfhs
a. SeattlS fdF al points.
z = GAME. Agenl
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