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Toys free with every purchase In the
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Do you want perfume? Then buy the
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Beautiful albums at Gallogly's.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
FLASH ES OF FUN.

"Do you consider it healthful to sleep after
eatlng?"
"I don't know; but I've found it mighty
healthy 10 eat after sleeping. ."-Detroit Free
Press.
Jean-Why do you never speak to Mr. Outre !?
He is uncouth, but feel sure he is diamond
in the rough.
Katherine-So do /. That's why am cutting
him.-Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
She-I don't see what draws you men into
politics. As for me, l can't make anything
out of it.
He-It is the hope of making something out
OF it tnat makes SO many men go in C1ncin-
natl Enquirer.
"Its too bad they didn't have judges in
Adams time"
"Why?'
Think of the trouble he might have saved
by getting an injunction to res tr ain the angel
from driving him out of the garden OF
Eden."-Chicago Daily News
"A dixie is a sort OF dam, isn't itp'
Eyes; whyY''
"Then think that in view o. the amount of
profanity the Klondike has provoked its name
should De changed to Klondam. ."-Pittsburg
Chronicle Telegraph.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
TRADE IMPROVING AGAIN.

OONTRARY expectations quarters the opening
| OF Congress, far from dscouragng business, has
stimulated it, Public interest speculation revived
somewhat and on the New York Stock Exchange the most de
ermined onaughs alton during the
past with the expected by the
organizers decline being comparatively slight. The bond
ruled firm the tendency high grade bonds
her upward than otherwise When is considered
the London stock has been depressed of late the
nsignifcance the break New York is gratifying it in
undecuren of strength. Indeed it observed
growing demand good bonds
and stocks in which the larger earnings of the great railroads
ruling factor.
The statistics observing fnanciers base
views make good showing. The gain in
last the largest little
being per cent, single important city in the
country showed loss The failures last 292 against
year. Collections
many localities Jobbers and retailers report good and in
creang for holidays. The export
United large tendency
This of course earnings which,
during the three months have been larger than
before.
satisfactory sign is the improving demand for
of the leading staples. reported
active quotations rule There
call for iron and steel products largely due
preparations for railroad work bridges and buildings
is the general impression activity
pronounced that the capacity The different
the country will be seriously New Year
On business rules more or less quiet but it is
gain IN the local bank clearings rushing business Alas
kan is after the year. judging
from present indications going to have its
share oft push and enterprise and facilities
bring it about OF course prompt work will necessary
the reward large that will amply repay
exerions Already the wholesale grocers provision pack
manufacturers other product
will be wanted for the far actively preparing
rush which they say bound If their opinion
worth hing, and surely ought be- there will be lively
times in trade circles in San Francisco next year.
The general markets show particular change. Wheat
continues unsettled N sympathy with the governing markets
OF the world, and and down with than
sensitvenes The general rains barley
they usually do and the other dull
wool market is still inactive but prices
Hides and leather firm and in good demand Hops
sill neglected at nominal quotations Pork declined
what during the week. Dairy products
time OF the year the production butter eggs
makes marked Increase. The market for all kinds fruit
including rules dull and prices
Dried fruit raisin and honey neglected
quotations Provisions show change mac
tive Merchandise quotations generally unchanged.
The money continues well supplied
Ioanabe funds at the usual of interest
Tor loans is not brisk Collections they
orally at this Failures small week
being only seventeen for the whole Pacific Coast
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
TIE COOLIES ADVOCATE.
THE Chronicle insists that popular vote of this coa
would ratify the annexation of Hawaii by two-third

THE Chronicle insists that popular vote of this coast
would ratify the annexation of Hawaii by twohirds
majority What evidence has it3
AS far as California is concerned there is Here the
evidence the other way This State voted the freedom
of territory Asiac coolies separate proposition in
IS7o only for it. What has changed
that insignificant minority into twothirds majorltyl
The Chronicle says the Legislature which elected Senator
White passed annexation resolution. True but that
luton restricted annexation the of honorable MEANS
Every consideration of honor epudaes the put in
ton by the Dole conquest 1t would be like Methodist
ference advising circuit riders all honorable
saddle horses and at its next session rebukng them for
not stealing the animals, to mpeach Senator White for op
posing the present treaty.
The Legislature which elected Senator Perkins refused to
pass and rejected annexation resolution So atmethod
expression is neutralized.
The Chronicle says: 'Hawaii field of purely tropical
production is bound to depend upon the Pacific Coast for the
most of what eats and wears except sugar. and then pro-
ceeds demand annexation lest Hawaii be lost
ciay because is the ambition Japan to make it COM
mecal dependency" If field of tropical production must
depend the Pacific Coast for what eats end wears
dependence is caused by natural condonsby compile
mentay production of what wants. Japan produces what
Hawaii does, and the Chronicles economic proposition like
Tom Marshas farmers who raised potatoes and nothing
but potatoes and could trade for had nothing to give
the other for his potatoes but potatoes.
The trade of Hawaii is and will remain ours as the near
est country which take her surplus profit and ex
change for it our surplus of what she needs.
The Chronicle says that Senator Perkins was compelled
by public opinion here lay aside his preudes against the
treaty He had His opposition to the treaty, as
phrased by himself the lines of fact udg
ment AS merchant and navigator, he showed that the
path of Asiatc lies 1000 miles north of Hawaii
That in strategy would better orty of our islands in
the Aleutan Archipelago in reach of commercial highway
rather than Hawaii
The Chronicle then proceeds to have with JAPAN in
which Hawaii is seized by the Mkado and with England
in which EsQumalt is captured by UncIe Sam.
Against all this rot lies the plain commonsense of
Senator Hoars proposition let Hawaii retain autonomy
remain independent and NEUTRAL by international agreement
becoming the Switzerland of the seas Then take the
for DoS debts the treaty compes pay expend
it in ortfyng San Francisco, until it equals Esquma gun
for gun and battery for battery.
Mr.. de Young wants Gibraltar 1000 miles away the
tropics, which carry coa en- route by
enemy As strategy it is equal saving off the limb be-
tween and the tree.
Let this harbor and the heights around be our Gibraltar
with coal supply safely reached by railways that invasion
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
LULA BY.


Oh. listen, little Dear My-Soul,
To the fairy voices calling,
For the moon is high in the misty sky
And the honey dew is failing.
To the mid night feast in the clover bloom
The bluebeils are a-ringing.
And It's "come away 10 The land of fay"
That the kRlydid is singing.
Oh slumher, little Desr-My-Soul,
And hand in hand We'll wander.
Hand in hanu to the beautiful land
OF Baiow, away of yondeE
Or We'll sail along In lily leaf
Into the white mans nalo-
Over a stream OF mis- and dream
Into the land Of BalOw,
Or, you shall have two beautiful wings
Two goSsamer wings and airy,
nd ali the while shall the old moon smile
nd thlnk you little fairy.
And ou shall dance in the velvet sky
And the silvery stars shall twinkle
And dream sweet dreams as over their beams
Your footballs softly unkle
-Eueeue Field
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
PERSONAL.

William Roche of Kansas City is at the
Grand.
R. NJ Gilt Of Stockton is at the Cosmo.
politan.
W. o. Barnes of Astoria, Or, is at the Cosmo-
politan.
Mrs. N. schofield of Sierra City is at the Cos
mopolltau.
John Campbell of Georgetown, Colo. is at
the Cosmopolitan.
w. W. BurIin, the capitalist of Santa Bar
bara, is at the Pleasanton.
J. NJ. and George H. Guffy of Pittsburg, iron
merchants, are at the Palace.
Lieutenant Herbert Winslow of the United
States Navy and wife are at the Pleasenton.
Mrs. Winslow has just returned from trip 10
apau.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13


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habon
e
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
Hos spitaI Day in Our Churches.

An in nterdeuominational conference of the
ministers of this city is called 10 meet at the
Young Meu's Christian Association, corner of
Mason and Ellis streets, Monday, December
13, at 2 P. NJ
The purpose of the conference is to agree
upon a Saturday and Sunday when an annual
collection shall he taken in all places OF
worship for the benefit OF the hospitals having
free beds.
To this meeting are invited the ministers of
whatever faith or creed. 1t is desired to
establish humane and charitable custom
which shall appeal to the whole city large
representation is expected.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
1T WAS A MODEL ACCOUNT
Alameda a NncinaI

Alameda Encinal
The CALLS account of the hanging of Allen.
der was med / of what such things should
be. 1t was brief, devoid of any attempt at
sensationalism' was not accompanied BY illus
the plain facts. 1t is q pity that ali paners
could not follow the example thus set Tor al
most the fist time on this coast
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
TOiIet Ar.icIes

All the best makes of perfumery put up in
the incest bottles with prettiest labels and
elegant boxes. Ceiluloid, Cosmian and ster-
ling silver sets OF mirrors, com bs and brushes
Atomizer manicure sets, travelling set hair
moderate-priced goods in the world Sanhorn,
Vail & Co., TAI Market street Open even
ings.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
UNIQUE POSTAL SERVICE IN FRANCE.

In the
L
the
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
NEW TO-DAY.

Fat is absolutely neces-
sary as an article of diet.
If it is not of the right kind
it may not be digested. Then
the body will not get enough
of it, In this event there
is fat-starvation.
Scott's Emulsion supplies
this needed fat, of the right
kind, in the right quantity, !
and in the form already
partly digested.
As a result all the organs
and tissues take on activity.
soc, and sr.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists, New Ys.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
CALIFoRNIANs IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-At the Wellington,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Oliver, San Francisco; Le-
land-Mrs Daniel J. Loveland, r C. Glover
D. Daniels, Miss Z. Loyeland, San Francisco
Palmer, T. f. Livingston, San Diego.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

you are short cent" said the conductor,
as he leaned forward and breathed heavily.
''You are not" said Briggs. as he caught an
agonlzing watt of garlic.-Cleaveland Plain
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
OUR MERCHANT MARINE.

MONG the recommendations OF Presidents message
will give and favorable consideration that
urging legislation in the interests merchant
This great industry is exposed the competition foreign
subsidized ships and is fighting losing battle fo the carrying
trade of the country.
On this issue the President the broad
principle underlying the policy protection industry
Every argument that sustans the upbudng
shipping interests the manufacture
work in harmony together and is
ment should promote the earnestly the other.
As the President points way to extend our
foreign commerce is to enlarge and improve
marine We should do full Carrying trade of
the world instead OF leaving foreigners carry goods
for The existing condition of affairs humiatng to
national pride well upon the revenues of
tho people Public sentiment full with the state
ment OF the message he Government by
stutiona should aid in
ors at every commercial of the world opening
valuable markets to the surplus products the
factory
1t was the intention OF Congress ships
gagged in foreign trade by the discriminating clause of the
tariff act and while the intent failed purpose it gives
couragemen TO the belief that plan
noting the industry will be
aiming at that object is all Republicans
and IL IS to be hoped put
into force before the close the
ton chosen to restore prosperity the republic
terests OF its people.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

friend having declared in Mrs. Siddon's
hearing that appla ause was necessary to actors
that it gave them confidence. More" in.
terposed she, ait gives us breath"
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
.Nrrs. Minslow,s soothinr srrnn..

Fas been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while Teething with perfect
success. IL soothes the child softens the gums Al.
lays Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates the Bowels
and is the best remedy for Diarrhaas, whether
arising from teething or other causes For sale b
druggists in every part OF the world Be sure AMI
AK ior NJ rs w insIow's Soothing Syruu Z5cAUoLLl4
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

William Sloan Green of Portland, Ind, who
has just celebrated his 10th birthday, is the
oldest man in Indiana, and. dispite his great
age, his hearing and eyesight are good
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
CALIFORNIA glace fruits. SOC lb. rownsend.. {,

SPECIAL into rma lion daily 10 manufacturerz
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau ALIENS, $40 Montgomery
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

Since the Examiner fond OF exploiting crime it might
grasp the opportunity indulge in autobiography It in
position to score a scoop to many details.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

Ten cents for bottle of Lows hore.
hound cough syrup, All Sansome st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

Manuel Ferrsz de Campos SALES, candidate
of the Governmental party for President of
Brazil, is lawyer and editor, 81 years old
He has travelled widely in Europe.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

VIRGINIA CITY FIRE-A' Reader, City me
grea, fire in Virginia City, New, occarreu oh
the 26tn of October, 1879.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

AS question OF ethics it would be interesting
the ephet "ar passed between Fillmore of the
Southern Pacific and Dickinson Pacific and if so
what effect it will have the speed maintained from
the Missouri River San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

Comment on the report that Spanish soldiers spirit
jocoseness exposed the bodies of market
place ii for sale need be extended
it doubtedy disgusting liar would
the
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

RoNADo.-Atm mosphere is perfectly dry sos.
and mild being entirely free from the mists COM
mon further north. Round trip tickets by steam
ship, including fifteen days board at the Hotel 81
Coronado $50; longer stay 50 50 per day App.I
New Montgomery street. san Francisco. or y.
w. Bailey, manager Hotel del Coronado lale u
Hotel Colorado, GIenwood Springs Colorado
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

Mother Shipton lived more than 800 years
ago, and she prophecled many IhingS, some of
which came true and others did not. In 1862
Charles Aindley OF Brighton, England, pub
sion of Mother 5hipton's prophe cies, and that
included the one quoted. II was charged that
"the prophecy" was forgery. In 1873 Hind
ley wrote a letter confessInG that he had
written the prophecy to make a sale for his
book. Consequently "the prophecy has no
lrh..
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

Russell Sage denies the report that he is TO re-
tire from Wall street. "Why2'' he said aghast
at the rumor. Il have added largely to nv
holdings this fail" All OF Mr.. Sage's eariv
associates in business are either dead or bank
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

The Marquis of Butte, who is an extensive
landowner in South Wales, is having his three
sons taught Welsh.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

may be hoped that after the police have cleared the
of the fowervenders they will attention to
the daylight footpad dangerous than the
crippled peddlers
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

Redlauds has another new paper In the
Record, edited by J. A. Whitmore, a newspa-
per man OF considerable experience. 1t is re-
plete with well-writtea news items.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

Hicks-You say that he sighed and then
she sighed. 1t was regular circus for the
rest of you.
Wicks-No; only a sighed show.-Boston
Transcript.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
NOTES ABOUT NOTABLLEs.

The salary of the Archblsop of Canterbury
is $50, 900 year, and yet he talks of resign
ing
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

FISH AND GAME-W L. B., French Gulch. Cal.
Asit is unlawful in the State OF California TO
catch trout at any time, except by hook ana
line. and as il is also unlawful to trap quar-
and other game this department Will not give
anv information on the subject OF trapping
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

ART INsr1rUTE-O j., City. This department
was mistnformed in the matter of the open
day at the Hopkins Institute OF Art, conse-
49, oorrect The in stitute is open free TO the
nnblic on the afternoon and evening OF the
frst and not the last, Friday OF each month
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13

Stephen Horsey. one of the celebrated
Knights of the Golden Circle, who was ar
rested in Indiana in 1864 on suspicion Of con
spring to aid the Confeaeracy, is dying in the
asylum for the poor in the little town of
Shoals, Ind, forgotten by friends and enc.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
NEWS OF FOREIGN NAvIEs.

Parsons, at Newcastle on-Tyne, the builder
OF the famous Turbinia, has tax N the con-
tract to build torpedo-boat destroyer TO make
a speed not less than SO knots and of which
he anticipates as high as 40 knots
, 1897-03-12
KILLED AT RUSSELL.
A Soldier Named Collie Loses His Life
in a Scuffle.

Last night word vas brought from
Fort Russell that a killing had occurred
at the post cunteen about 10 o'clock. A
number Of stories were in circulation
but the following will probably be
found to be correct. The telephone
wires worked badly and could not be
utilized to secure news.
Two men, O'Shay OF Company F.,
who is the company tailor, got into a
scuttle at the canteen with another SOL
der named Collie OF G.. company and
the latter was either knocked down or
thrown violently down and killed. 1t is
possible that his neck was broken. This
was stated but could not be verified. The
scuffle was reported as being a friendly
tussle but as to this a difference OF opin-
ion prevailed. One soldier stated that
he understood the killing was the re-
suit Of a brawl and that Collie was kill
ed with a blow from a beer bottle.
The dead mar was an old soldier. hav-
ing served Uncle Sam for 20 or 25 years
and had many friends in the ranks. He
was MISUNDERSTANDING Tribune.
, 1897-03-12
CHICAGO
Altgeld People Control the Chicago
Democratic Convention.

Chicago. March 1.-THE democratic
city ~onventio was called 70 order
about noon today by Chairman Thomas
Gahan Of the democratic central COM
mittee, who introduced Charles S.
Thornton as temporary chairman. This
removed one element Of uncertainty as
TO the outcome of the convention, for it
was generally conceded that had ex-
expected some days ago, a lovely fight
would have been precipitated at once
by the followers Of A. S. Trude, who a
day or two ago withdrew from the may
orally contest On cou OF alleged
treachery on the part OF Altgeld. The
ex-governor was not even present at the
convention today. 1t was well-known
that Altgeld was to dominate the gath
ering.
The slate included Carter Harrison,
jr, for mayor.
A long Wrangle took place in the COM
mittee on resolutions. The Altgeld ad-
herents were evidently in control both
in the committee and the convention,
but nevertheless n vigorous fight was
made on the financial plank. The plat
form as presented to the committee
made no direct reference to the free
coinage of silver, but ascribed the pre-
vailing business depression to the pres
Ont monetary system, which ii condemn
ed. and ended by landing William ].
Bryan and Ex-Governor Altgeld. Mu-
nicipal reform was advocated. The
document committed the party to fran
chise compensation, the anti-department
service reform.
The platform practically as presented
was adopted. Carter Harrison, jr., was
placed in nomination by his chief ex-
rival, A. S. Trude. and the nomination
was made by reclamation.
William Loefler was nominated for
city clerk.
Ernest Hummel was nominated by
reclamation for city treasurer.
Miles ]. Devin was nominated by ac-
clamation for city attorney. In no par
ticular in making the nomination was
there the slightest deviation by the con-
vention from the Altgeld slate prepared
"a hours in advance Of the proceed
ings.
The platform ends as follows:
THE democratic party, although rec
ognizing that the issues of this cam
paign are purely local and not national,
cannot refrain from paying its tribute
OF respect to that magnificent leader.
William J. Bryan, and that popular and
efficient governor, John p. Altgeld, for
the valuable services which they have
rendered 10 the cause OF humanity and
democracy"
, 1897-03-12

Washington, March 1.-the republic
can caucus committee OF the senate was
in session today considering the organi-
cation Of the senate. The committee is
yet quite a distance from an agreement
and it may be decided 10 make no at
tempt to reOrganize the committees for
the present. The tariff situation is Civ
ing the republicans some concern. They
feel sure that their bill can pass, but it
is now believed that the debate is going
to be extended in the senate 1t is
known that the intention Of the demo-
Gratis is to talk on every subject in the
bill.
Without making a close examination,
it is understood that senators think that
the rates nre in some cases higher than
the law of 1890. AS soon as the new
bill is presented the republican mem
bers OF the finance committee will begin
consideration of it, even before it passes
the house. in order to have it brought
before the senate at an early day.
At present the only definite part of
the program OF the republican senator's
is to bring the tariff bill before the sem
ate as 0 as possible and pass it with
all possible speed.
, 1897-03-12

was that il Stabler had been standing
with his hands at his side he would have
to ward off the shot. Mr.. Stoll objected
to the prosecution trying to ring a halo
around the heads of the witnesses of the
prosecution. He stated that William
Croft was an all-round liar and declared
that the testimony of Conductor Wood
mansee should be thrown out. He show
ed that there was no motive to induce
Trammell to commit the crime and clos
ed with a passionate appeal to the jury.
The court at 1905 p. IN. adjourned
until $50 o'clock Friday.