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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Bishop.

Miss George Cobb is visiting Mrs. John G.
Conrad in San Francisco.
Miss Nettie WhItehurst has returned from q
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Whitehurst in San
Francisco.
Miss Anna Perkins, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Rodney Eschen berg, left for
before returning 10 her hcms in New YORK.
musicale given by Miss Carrie Rea ON the eve
of her departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Lewis have been enter
tanning Mrs Plumb of Chicago. They gave q
charming whist party Monday evening In
her honor.
Mrs. Gilehrist of Oakland, Miss Florence
Pinniger of San Francisco and Mrs. !. L. Par
sons are guests of Mrs. Henry Miller at her
summer home, Mount Madonna.
: Mrs. NJ. Mount OF San Francisco is visiting
her former friends and pupils ia this city.
: Nj and Mrs. Stanley Wiley OF San Jose
have been the guests of Judge Howard Wiley.
. Miss Belle Briggs of Holiister spent few
days recently as the guest of Miss Lillian Rea
Mrs. D. C. winslow of The Orchards is visit
ing her daughter In San Francisco.
Miss Gertrude Wiuslow is home on q visit.
Mrs Belden Ladd-S -Sargen has returned from
ian extended stay in San Francisco.
Dr Friedolfer and Harry Ladd Of San Fran
cisco nave Just visited here.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hague and son have re-
turned from Santa Cruz
A. L. Wise has returned TO San Francisco
after two weeks sojourn in this vicinity. A
partv was given In his honor at the Williams
HOtel
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Bartlett Springs.

Messrs. Fillmore and Wilder of the Southern
Pacific Railroad are here taking long tramps
drinking lots OF water and incidentally max
ing lots of fun for al.
2 Mr.. MeMurray, Uncle Nc" as many call him
still, enlivens every assemblsge with his dry
wit and genial presence.
c. H. Watt, the well-known mining man,
with Mrs. Watt, are here lor month
Among recent arrivals at the hotel may be
Tsen: D. D. Gates, San Leandro: H. Cooper
nd wife, Nevada City, William Waters,
Feaveryille; John Freund, Sacramento; j.
ANsen, Birds Landing; Otto Falch, San Fran
N9eo; Mrs. c. H. Con ey, Nevada City; Ms
Kan, Marysville; Horace Brady and John But
1er, beaverton; I. ]. Christopher and wife,
Los Angeles; Edward Bray, f. c. Hotaiing,
san Francisco; William Trevathan and wife
Pacific G. owe; W. D. Littleton. Mrs. H. Brew
ster, H. r. Pearson, Mrs. Hansun, Dennis
O'Leery W. H. Roche. J. c. Payton, San Fran
cisco; J. Johnston, wife and three children,
Yuba City; D. F. O'Neil. San Francisco T
Connell, Oakland; Miss Long, Vacaville; C..
Camden, Tower House; D. Frazier Wheat
land; G. =. Edwards. San Fran cisco; w. E.
Mahpr, San Francisco; J. l. Schrer and wife
and Mrs. E. O'Banion, Marysvile.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Healdsbure.

George C. Alexander OF Healdsburg, promi-
nent Sonoma County capitalist, is touring
through Southern California. He will visit
Yosemite Valley and other points of pleasure
and interest before returning.
Mrs. I. u. Lewis and sister, Miss Marion
Marshall, have returned to their home in
Heaidsburg from extended sojourn in San
Francisco ana Oakland.
:. Ii. Nichols, San Francisco attorney, has
been guest OF Healdsburg friends several
days.
Mrs Jere Lewis of Healdsburg leaves for a
several months visit with friends in Portland,
Or, the first part OF the week.
Mrs R. K. Tfuitt, wife of Manager Truitt of
the HealdSburg 0perh-house, is visiting in
Chico, Rel Bluff and other points for few
weeks.
Mrs Leslie A. Jordan, who has been visiting
in HeaIdsburg, has returned to her homo in
the metropolis.
Miss Louise Wicks, apopulsr Petaluma belle.
is visiting with her friend, Miss Evelcna Zane,
in Healdsburg.
Miss Nellie Brott has taken her departure
from Healdsburg, joining her mother in San
Francisco, where the ladies will henceforth
reside.
MISS Belle Lewis, charming society young
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
the Story.

Tuesday for visit to Mr.. Hopkins old home
in Ohio.
Police Judge Samuel CARRIER, who is promi-
nent in Red Men circles, has returned from a
weeks visit al the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Holmes in San Francisco.
E. Meek, superintendent and collector of
the Marysville Water Company, is home from
q trip to the metropolis.
Mrs. ]. B. Fuller, wife OF the Bank CommIs-
sioner, and her daughter, Irene, have returned
from San Fran cisco.
A ]. Binuey, ,ex-superintendent of the Oro-
vile Railroad, wife and family have returned
from Pacific Grove, where they spent the
summer.
Judge E. A. Davis of the Superior Court of
Yuba and Sutter counties is home from Santa
Cruz, where, with Mrs. Davis, he spent g
month in company with his son, Attorney
Will Davis and wife of Los Angeles.
David E. Knight superin tendent of tho
Marysyille Wool en-mills, has been in attend
ance at the State Fair III sacramento. Mr..
knight owns string OF promising young
colts. several of which have made splendid
showings alreaoy this season. He was re-
Gently elected president of the Pacific Coast
Trotting-horse Breeders Association.
T. ]. Sherwood. editor of the Marysville
Democrat, is in tho mountains this week. ac-
companied by Judge l. n. Aldrich. enjoying q
hunting and prospecting trip
County Clerk Gordan Bowman is home from
a three weeks vacation at Cisco.
Mayor W. T. Ellis Jr. has returned from
Truekee and way points, where he spent a
brief vacation.
Judge L. T. Crane of the drug firm of Flint
& Crane of this city, is here from Brownsville
to spend few days.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

way, If he has any speed at all, executes
all his movem ents so quickly that the
whole performances is done more by in
stinct than through deIiberation. /, there
fore, write the following explanation as
simply and lucidly as I can. in the hope
that some one of my readers who may be
an am bilious young athlete might some
day surprise his friends and class mates
by making an extraordinary record for
himself and his college:
Have your ring laid out seven feet in
diameter on perfectly level ground, and
let the whole lot in which you practice be
perfectly level. for there is no glory in
throwing mile down hill. See that the
surface of your riny is kept fairly hard. so
that your spikes will hold you well. (You
should always wear spiked Shoes by the
way, and never throw in light tennis slip
pers because the latter are likely TO slip
and cause you to strain your back.)
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

liable to hit the ground in taking your
preliminary turns. and you can get up
much greater speed before delivering the
weight.
For the sake OF brevity. We viii take it
for granted that you have already learned
to throw with one turn and that in prac-
tice you are hurting the weight out over
100 feet. To learn to throw with two
turns OF the body is almost as difficult as
it was to learn to throw with one. Indeed,
unless you are careful to let the hammer
go at the right moment and with the
right sort of pull you cannot do as we'll
throwing it this way as you could.formerly
with one turn. But under favorable con-
ditions you should be able TO send the
weight fully fifteen feet further.
To explain the exact technical points
involved in throwing the hammer grace
fully with two turns is no easy matter,
because one used TO throwing in that
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
"The Calls"

lady in Healdsburg circles is visitor in the
metropolis.
Mrs. Frances Fowler of Sacramento is Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. Sarah Pe;tis, near
Healdsburg. This is the fist meeting OF the
sisters in over twenty years.
Miss Myrtle Cook. daughter of +. \. Cook Of
the SOnoma County Tribune, is sojourning for
a month with relatives IN Auburn.
Andrew Price, real-estate dealer. has just
returned from several weeks Eastern trip,
visiting Canton, Ohio where he had the honor
TO meet and converse with President Nc
kinley. Mr.. Price and the President were
schoolmates.
Miss Annie Mccarthy has returned to her
home in San Francisco, after an enjoyable
visit with Healdsburg friends
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Richards on will arrive
in Healdsburg shortly from Minnesota to
make their home permanently in the valley
of Sotoyome. Mrs. Richardson was formerly
vice-princ! pal of the Healdsburg High School
Mrs. 7. Biers of San Francisco, who has been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. ]. K. Swisher, has re-
turned home.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Hanford.
place on ear.

Nathan Abrams has returned from San
Francisco.
James Shaw Robinson and ]. E. Rawlins,
Hanford capitalists, have returned from
summer vaca lion at Cspitola and San Fran
cisco.
E NJ. Hills and son, who have been on
prospecting and pleasure trip in the northern
part OF the State. have arrived home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Manasse and daughter
have returned IRON a vacation in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. n. P. Duncan, who has been at Catalina
Island, is home again.
Mrs W. E. Beeson and her son Edgar, who
have been summering a Los Angeles, have ar
rived home.
Benjamin G. McDougall, the architect for the
County Hospital here, has arrived from San
Francisco.
v V. Cochran of Los Angeles was here re-
Gently.
Joe D. Biddle has returned from San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Archibald Yell and her niece, Miss Ina
Tyndall, who have teen at San Francisco all
summer. have returned home.
J. NJ. Daggs and son Clint have returned
fIom visit to their old home in Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs John 3. Newport have re-
turned IRON Los Angeles.
J. c. C. Russell, at one time District Attor-
ney of Mariposa County, has come 10 Hantord
and will remain here until spring, when he
viii start for the Alaskan gold fields.
MI and Mrs. John Rice, who have spent the
summer at Los Angeles, have returned home
Mr.. and Mrs C. B. Hayward of Waterloo,
Iowa. are here on a visit to Mr.. Hayward's
brother, D. c. Hayward.
Judge w. NJ Conley OF MADEIRA has been Wis
iting here.
Mrs. n ". Motheral, who has been on a
visit TO her old home in Tennessee, has re-
turned home.
Kelso H. sim and family have returned from
an extended visit 10 Glenwood.
z. McRae, the vineyardlst, has gone to San
Francisco.
Arthur Cowles has returned to Hanford
after a five years absence in Humboldt
County. He will make his home here in the
future.
T. E. Mannheim, manager of Kutner Gold
stein Company's store here, Is in san Fran
cisco.
George Brailsford and son, William, have re-
turned from a vacation at CapitoIa
George Tilton, the fruit-grower, Elias Gallup
and Alex Anderson, the horse BREAKER are in
Sacramento.
A. Z. Wagstaff founder of the Woodland
Mali, is here on q visit.
Miss Hattie McClung has gone to San Fran
cisco on vacation
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Correspondents
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home by October 1 from q long tour in the
East, where he has been in the interest OF the
Pacific Coast Jockey Club. of which he is pres
ident. The Senator has been at The races in
Saratoga, Buffalo, Rochester, Sheepshead Bay,
Hartford and several Of the famoas tracks in
the near vicinity of New York City.
William A. Bell, ex-City Attorney of Po-
mona, will arrive from Europe on the Goth
inst He has been away nearly five months,
and has been as far as Rome, Italy.
President G. Seayer of the First Natlona
Bank of Pomona is home from the longest sea-
son he has had in years al Catalina Island.
Joseph Wickware, a retired capitalist of San
Francisco, is building the finest residence In
Pomona Valley, and he and his wife will make
this their permanent home.
Miss Mary Johnson, VINO was killed in the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad wreck at New
castle, Colo, last week. was the eldest daugn-
ter OF T. W. Johnston, cashier of the Pomona
National Bank. She was favorite in society
in Pomona and her former home, Pasadena-
Miss Alice Gitfin, daughter OF Oscar F.
Giffin, will visit in San Francisco, her former
home, with her sister. Mrs. Daniel w. Perkins.
Hon. Richard Girl, one Of the three original
owners of the famous Tombstone mines, and
later the developer OF the beet sugar interests
in Southern California, will leave for Mon
terey. Mexico, in few days He and Wilbur
Parker OF Los Angeles have a concession OF
ouer 800, 900 acres of mineral and grazing
lands in the vicinity OF Monterey. They
must develop certain quantity OF the min
ersl there before 1900 TO make their title good
to their immense concession.
William R. Greenwood, recently editor and
proprietor OF the Pomona Beacon, has re-
moved to Los Angeles, W here he is on the edi-
toral staff of the Los Angeles Times.
Mrs. John C. Lynch and her mother are
about to leave the homestead at Cucamonga,
in Pomona Valley, for a residence at Oakland.
Mr.. Lynch has lived at Cucamo ga for twelve
years, coming TO Southern California from
Benicia. Cal, where he was reared.
James J. Ayres, Stale Printer under Gov
ernor stoneman's administration, and one of
health at his rancn home at Azusa. in this To-
cality. He has had serious lung trouble for
two years, and at times his life has been de-
SPARED OF. Mr. Ayers finished writing book
OF his "reminiscences Of California from 1851
10 1895 two years ago, but he has been TOO Ill
TO attempt TO find ublisher.
George W. Merrill, ex-United States Minister
to Hawaii and once speaker of the Nevada
Legislature, has opened a law office in Pom ona
and has leased a beautiful home for himself
and Mrs. Merrill on Ellen street.
Nearly all the social people in Pomona are
home from their vacations in the mountains
and at the seashore. There are abundant in
dications that the approaching social season
will be happy and notable The men have
made more money in the past few months
than in any year since 1891, and the women
are in the mood for social fun ctions and home
hospitality this tall and winter.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Santa Rosa.

Judge F. NJ. Angelott1 and Distri ct Attorney
E. B. Martinelli have returned to San Rafael
afler brief visit in this city. They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs W. f. Cowan.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. w. Bernstein entertained
Mrs. s Grosslicht, Miss Flora Bernstein, Dan
Lrwis. OF San Francisco, and the Misses A. and
R. Marks of Stockton during the past week
Miss NJ. Oppenheim of Chicago is their guest
now
Professor ]. R. Watson of GCernev vile has re-
signed his position as principal OF the Mount
Jackson school and has gone to Durango, Mex
leo. He has accepted posi- ton as secretary
of the San Jose Mining Company, located at
that city.
Miss Linda Mullen, Miss Olga Heiner and
Miss Marie Heiner, ali of Redwood City. who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Mad
sen, have returned home.
Senator J. c. Holloway has returned from a
three weeks trip through the Willamette
Valley, in Oregon.
Sol Rosendorn, banker; Ed Evart Jew
eler; Max Sherpser, optician; John Kunen-
van, a W atch maker, and Eugene O'Rourke
shoe-dealer, all of San Francisco, were visitors
in Santa Rose one day recently.
Mrs. W. J. Coffey and daughter, of Oakland.
who have been visiting friends here, have re-
turned home.
Judge A. G. Burnett is presiding in the Su-
peTlor court OF MenuOclno county, while
Judge Mannon is engaged in this city.
George G. Pursell of Point Arena is here
visiting his brother, John Pursell, of this
city. Mr.. Pursell represented Broderick Par
lor in the n. S. G. W. celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Lawrence are Spending a
few days at Sacramento.
Mrs. Burkhaller, wife of wealthy land
owner and pioneer of Truckee has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Davis
Hon. F. Thompson and family have arrived
from Brazil. Mr.. Thompson left Santa Rosa
en- route for Rio Janeiro four years ago as
United States Minister. His son, Hugh Thomp-
son, remained behind in Brazil.
j. w. Warboys has gone to Cincinnati as
grand delegat te from The Grand Lodge, !. o. O.
F., of this State to attend the session OF the
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the order. He will
visit his parents at Rochester, n. Y, and wall
be goue about mouth
Hon. W. s. Staley OF Kenwood was in Santa
Rosa this week. He has been appointed
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

that an athlete weighing in the neighoor-
hood of 100 pounds, stripped. and pos
sessed of an extraordinary muscular de-
yelopment can be trained 10 throw the
ammer over 13o feet, or a distance suf-
fcient to win the event at the great Mott
Haven games. Indeed. may go even
further and add that with long-contin ued
and constant practice he may reach 14o
feet.
First, as to your hammer itself: Have
the head made of lead beaten into pc arl-
like shape with as much of the weight as
possible at the lower end. During prac-
tice use fairly large wire, and for handle
attach to the END of the wire well-made
iron or STEEL loop of n size convenient for
you TO take hold of with both hands. Ii
you are not over feet IL inches tall, do
not use full length four-foot instrument,
but have it measure about feet IL inches
over all. With this length you are less
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

Smith olney, and cousin, A. D. olnev, the
shoe-dealer.
Miss Lille Burke of San Francisco is visiting
Mrs w. D. Weaver ana Miss Nevada Osborne
in this city.
Mrs. W. P. spratt and children have re-
turned from Pacific Grove, where they spent
the summer.
Mrs. NJ. X. Harris is visiting friends in San
Francisco
T. C. While and S. n. Griffith are among the
Fresnoans in San Francisco on business
Herbert Olney, son of A. D. Olney. left this
week for Ann Arbor, Mich, where he will en-
ter upon four years term in the medical de-
pertinent of the university.
Robert Kennedy and family have returned
from Santa Cruz, where they spent heated
term.
Mrs. A. C. Banta returned last night from q
visit at Santa Cruz.
W. D. Grady, who after long residence here
went to San Francisco about q year ago to
practice law, has returned TO stay. He is con-
vinced now that the raisin center is the best
place on earth.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

sister, Mrs. B. Marshall, for the past thre
months
Hugh OFT of Tucson, Ariz.. is here visiting
mis- mother.
A. A. Maybee was guest at the Brunswick
tn week, regiutered from San Francisco.
C. c. Thelan and Paul Knauf are on visit
10 San Francisco and other cities.
Mr.. and Mrs w. l. Harris have been visiting
in this city and at n, wport Beach as guests OF
Mrs. Harris father, DR.. w. o. Mcleod. Mr..
Harris is the assistant postmaster at San Ber-
nardino.
Miss Jessie Cleaver has gone to Pomona to
reside, being a tie acher in the public schools.
William Wright of Coshocton, Ohio, is here
looking after his business interests.
Herman Harris, the dry-goods merchant, is
in San Francisco transacting business and
visiting relatives. He will stop over several
days in Bakersfield before he returns home
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Sonona.

Rev. D. E. Holte, who has been pastor OF the
M. E. church of this place two years, preached
his farewell sermon last Sunday morning.
Frederick T. Duhring, vice-president OF the
Sonoma Valley Bank, is in Boston.
Miss Annie Broderick Of 1926 Hyde street,
San Francisco is here visiting.
Mrs. F. Homans is up from the opolis
visiting her relatives, Deputy Sheriff Ohm and
wife of En- barcadero.
Mrs. H. H. Granise, wife of Editor Granise OF
the Sonoma Index-TIi ibune, has been visiting
her daughter in Berkeley.
II. Gluyas, superintendent OF the Mexican
Railway Company, visited his sister, Mrs. c.
J. schuster, of this place recently.
Miss Sarah Cady, daughter of ex-SuperVisor
Cady, is visiting friends at Santa Ana, Los
Angeles COUNTY
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
San Diego.

Ex-Governor Fl. H. Markham, who has been
inspecting his gold mines near Ensenada,
Lower California, has returned TO his home in
Pasadena.
Miss Jean Grow, daughter OF Cashier Grow
of the Merchants National Bank, has gone to
Ensenada for months visit
George N. o'Brien is visiting in San Fran
cisco for month.
Frank A. Kimball, the well-known olive
grower and horticulturst has gone to Sacra-
mento to attend the annual State fruit
growers convention.
State superintendent Black made this city a
flying visit and has gone to Modoc County to
attend institute work.
Colonel A G. Gassen has returned from Sac
ramento, where he interviewed Attorney
General Fitzgerald regarding the Normal
School
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

The United States intercollegiate record
for throwing the sixteen-ponnd hammer
is l35 feet IN inches. made by Yaie's gl-
gantic weight-tosser. Hickok, at the Mott
Haven games two years ago. The World
amateur record of 147 feet is held by FIan-
sgan. the Irish Hercules, who has recently
been challenged By Edgr- n.
All these men are tremendously heavy
and powerfully built. Indeed, the exercise
of hurting the hammer naturally belongs
TO giants. 1t has always been supposed
that a light, well-built man OF medium
height and weight could never excel IN
this event. for the simple reason that the
momentum given to the weight by the
gyrations of his body would be insui-
ficient 10 send il any great distance
through the air.
This may all be very well from theo-
retical point OF view. But the writer oil
this article has good grounds for asserting
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

should throw almost as hard as you can
nearly every day so as to get the great
mum ber of muscles that have TO be used
accustomed to the strain upon them. If
you are going to throw the 16-pound ham,
mer, 90 not monkey with a light one, but
keep your ham mer up to weight. II you
are trying for record with r. 2-pound
hammer, do not practice at all with the
sixteen. But above ALL do not deceive
your friends and delude yourself by
throwing vast distance in practice with
'I6-pound hammer" that weighs IA
pounds. because when you come to per-
form in an intercollegiate or champion
ship field day. where the weights are re-
qulred TO be up to the standard, your
duplicity will become only too apparent
to every one.
GRoRGE III. HAZARD,
Champion Hammer-thrower of Stanford
University.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
MarusVille.

Mrs. E. E. Stone, vie of County Physician
Stone son and daughter have returned from
all extended visit al Santa Cruz and San Fran
cisco.
w. T. Lynch, Butte County's popular Asses
sor, was married here Wednesday to Miss
Katharine Whelan of Challenge Mills, Rev.
Father Horgan oflciating. The bride is q sis
ter OF the wife of Supervisor Mellon.
Mrs. Hope Sherwood and child are home
from a months sojourn at Santa Cruz and
Monterey.
N D. Rfdeout, the well-known banker, Of
Northern California, returned Monday from
a busines, trip tc San Francisco.
Undertaken A. B. Hopkins, wife and son left
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Monterrey.

F. Gunzendorfer & Son, owners of the larg-
est dry-goods business III this vicinity have
retired, and will leave Monterey in few
weeks.
William s. Parker was elected Chief Clerk
of this city on Tuesday last, S. ]. Duckworth
having resigned.
Harry A. Greene, q capitalist of this city,
who for The past six months has been sojourn-
ing IN the Hawaiian Islands, has returned to
Monterey ana will again take up his residence
here.
John Fowler and wife of ST. Louis have re-
turned to Del Monte after few weeks in San
Francisco. They will remain through the
winter at the hotel
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Santa Ana.

H. E. Smith, the well-known contractor of
this city, mas returned from tour of two
months through Kansas, Nebraska and other
States of the Middle West.
H. K Snow OF Dustin is away on prospect
ing trip in Butte County, where he hopes to
relocate rich gold ledge he discovered sew
eral years ago.
Miss Victoria Ellis is at Lake Tahoe.
The family OF Frank Ely have returned from
Newport Beach, where they spent the summer.
Mrs. James Buckley is in the city from Indio.
CAL, where she has been stopping with her
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

HHHE CALL this morning pub
fishes much information de-
rived from its reliable cor
respondents concerning the
coming and going of very large
number of Pacific Coast residents.
The correspondents were instructed
to make their reports as full and
as accurate as possible. Ever
since Pope advised men to "sur-
Vey mankind from China to Peru"
and long before that men and
women have been pleased to hear
about their friends. The home
ward turning of visitors at resorts
and those who have been enjoying
outings in various way is marked.
Others are starting on journeys or
are changing their places of resi-
dence. The only way to get the
facts is to read THE CALL.