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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
TO HONOR A
DEBUTANTE.

This evening Mrs. w. P. Morgan viii
present her debutante daughter, MISS
Therese Morgan, TO her many friends al
a reception at her home, 221l Clay street
between the hours OF and I.
OF the many elegant entertainments
given already this season in honor of the
buds, none can equal in regard 10 elab'
crate detail the reception planned fol
Miss Morgan.
The palatial Morgan residence on Clay
street has been since early "Wednesday
morning in the hands OF the decorators.
Palms. vines and all seasonab!e flowers
are being utilized to help transform the
hand some home into seemingly enchanted
bits OF forest and cosy hooks. The entire
lower floor OF the residence is TO be thrown
open TO the guests who have been hidden
10 the reception.
After the recep ion dinner is to fol-
lOw for which eighty covers will be laid.
Dinner will be served In the attic amid
japanese surroundings. a paper german,
10 be led by Ed ward Greenway and Miss
Therese Morgan. will conclude the even
ing's festivities.
The fair young debutante is to wear
dainty gown of white mOuseline de sole
ait covered with pInhead silver dots. The
dress is made extremely plain and re-
lieved with tr mining OF b7illiants. As
slsung Mr.. and Mrs Morgan TO receive at
the reception will be Mrs. w. E. Dean.
Mrs. Horace Hill, Mrs. Homer King, the
Misses Helen and Edna Hopkins, the
Misses Kate and Margaret Sails bury, Miss
Caro- Crockett, Miss Lille Folis. Miss
Helen Thomas, Miss Gert'e Carroll, the
Misses Evelyn and Gensvieve Carolan,
Miss Carrie Taylor and Miss Julia
Crocker.
The dinner guests will include Miss
Fannie Bald win, Mss Alice Schu~sie-,
Miss Ella Morgan, Miss Theresa Morgan,
Miss Gertrude Carroll, Miss Lille Folis,
Miss Frances Curry, Miss Voor hies, Mi S
Mamie Thomas, Miss He.en Thomas, Miss
Florence &c Long, Miss Mary Bel Gwin,
Miss Caro- Crocket,, Miss Ell Mclean,
Miss Leoutne B akeman. Miss Ger rude
AtherIon, NJ SIS Clara Hamilton, the Misses
Nate and Margaret Salisbury, MI, S Heen
Thornton, tue Misses Helen anu Edna
we've Caro!an, MISC Florence Josselyn,
Miss EIhet Keeney, Miss Carrie Taylor,
Mss Jessie Hooper, Mss Jeannette
Hooper, Miss Cora Smedourg, Miss Juha
Winston, Miss Addie Murphy, Nj IS Addie
Sranahan, Miss Champion, MISS Laura
Mckins;ry. Miss Helen Dean, Mrs. Hor-
ace Hill, Mrs. Humer KING, Mrs. w. P
Morgan, Harry Stetson, b. II. She don,
Horace Morgan, Gerald Rath bone, A.
Taylor. Walter Martin, E. NJ. Greenway,
Charles Fernsld, Frank Kin :. Fred Green
wood, George de Long. Burbank Sum-
mers, Howard Veeder J. Merrill, Arthur
Alien, K. Duperu, Harry Houghton VIII
liam Taylor Louis Bruguiere, Phil Tom p
klns, Z. a. Wtltsee, Samuel Buck bee,
Harry HoIbrook, Aired Wilcox. L.euten-
ant Kuburne, Mr.. Reeves, l. eutenant
Doug as, Fletcher McNutt, Fred Magee,
Lieutenant Miller, Lieutenant Johnston,
Lieutenant Wilcox, Harry Poett, Fred
Coon, Lieutenant MaglL. Lieut. nant
Over-tree Walter Scott Homer King,
W. E. Dean and w. ?. Morgan.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
SOLDIER LOCKE'S PISTOL
Nellie 0'Toole Shot Herse,f f
Through the Breast
With It.
Hinokley Alley Adds Another Trag-
edy to the Many Dark Deeds
on Its Roll.

Hinckley alley, dark and dingy, has
added another tragedy to the many dark
deeos already on Its roll, when Nelly
O'Teole kill herself with the pistol of a
veteran pensioner living in retirement in
that unaristocratic neign borhood.
Nelly vas d pretty woman, and il
dressed iE a swell gown could have held
her own in the matter of admiration any
where. She was but % years old, and
drink was only just beginning to make
;nroads upon her constitution. She went
by the name of O'Toole. but she was a
waif upon the pave OF great city. There
is no doubI that dependency and remorSe
impelled her to commit the rash deed.
Last Wednesday night she occupied
room al 10 HInckley place. Yesterday
morning she went into the room OF war
pensioner named Frank Locke IN the same
building She often used to sit an chat
and drink VINE with the old man, who
has but one leg and is partly aralyzed.
He demurred to her coming in yesterday,
but the woman prevailed upon him 10 let
her in. He sat by the window smoking
his pipe AMI looking into the alley, as was
hi habit, and the woman sat on the bed.
Without mis- seeing her, or even suspect
ing her intentions, she look his pistol
from under his pillow and hred bullet
into her left breast. The missile became
DETECTED in its course and passed throug n
the right lung, causing her death In lew
moments.
Detectives Wren and Glib on were de-
tailed TO investigate the affair, and they
reported that there was no doubt that 1t
was case Of suicide. The body was
taken 10 the MorguP
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12

day W. J. Sherwood will real a paper on
The r latiye Abundance of the Chemical
Z ements"
The university rifle team will have practice
shoots tomorrow and Saturday. Lieutenant
E. iney is ten porarily in charge OF the
squad during Lieutenant Bender's absence
with the foot ball. players at De Monte.
There will be fooi ball rally at the game
between the French and German students on
the campus al HIS O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing. The junior c.ass will meet at the same
time.
A scheme is on foot in Berkeley to form
numb OF street improvement clubs, each 70
have representation in central ward c!uo,
which shall exert It's influence in favor OF
variOus local improvements.
J. W. Miller has been elected president OF
the Peralta Cycling Club, vice Percy Betts
resigned.
At the next meeting of the Student Congress
on the 23d inst. the following question VIII WI,
be debated: Resolved, That suffrage should
BE- exteu ded to women" The solution will
be urged by Tully, Brlckley. Creed and Hob
fe. md opposed by Dorety. Cloud, Quayie
and NelsNn-
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
TAKING OBSERVATIONS.
Committee on Good Morals
Makes a Tour of the
Alleys.
Chief Lees Pilots the City Fathers
Through the Tenderloin
District.

delegation of the Supervisors, consist
ing of Captain P. NJ. D.lany, Lawrence
Devany, John II. Sheehan and E. J.
Smith, chairman Of the Committee on
Public Morals, with Chief of Police Lees,
made the rounds of the tenderlon district
last night.
The Zip went out that the Baldwin Hotel
would be the rendezvous at which the
delegation would assemble. This was cor.
rect for there the manly and dignihed
form of Captain Delany could be seen
adorned in broadc,oth and patent-leather
toothp cks. Chief of Police Lees Joined
the Supervisors. and a start was made for
the tenderloin section of he city.
This official visit was not, however, un-
known TO the dweliers in the alleys
They too got tre "tip" that their dens
would be viewed bv the august body from
the City Hail. AS consequence the
lights, that on other nights are permitted
to reflect on the passers-by, were turned
down to q mere glimmer, barely suffic ient t
10 give light to the inmates to pursue
their udies. For, on this occasion.
books, periodicals and crochet needles
were called into use.
Chief Lees piloted tho City Fathers
through Bslden place to Berry street
(from Pine 10 California, between Kearny
and Montgomery where the front win
dows had been frosted for the occasion.
From here St. Mary street and Quincy
place were traversed and carefully in
spected.
The last place visited ty the delegation
was Bacon place, where The gilded gates
are pla ced across the public street. The
fifty odd dens, barely large enough for a
dog to comfortably live in, were all
Scanned by the tourists as they passed
down one side and up the other.
This Is the place in particular against
which Supervisor Smith has been fight
ing.
From the expr,s ,ions let fall by Chair
man Smith, it will be recommended at
the meeting OF the committee to-day that
the places be closed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
MAY CAUSE A hEV0LU7iOK.
President Zeiaya Sends Cut a Com
mission to Sell Hicaragua's FAIL
road and Steamboats,.

MANAGUA, NICARAGUA, Oct 30.-Pres-
dent ZeIaya of Nicaragua is sending a
com mission to the United States and to
Europe who will try TO sell Nicaragu ua' S
national railroad and steam boats. The
commission wi be composed OF A.
Cousein, President Zelaya's father.in-
law, steward of the national palace and
Master of the National military Board,
and M. c. Matusa, minister of the tobacco
monopoly, public instruction and the
spirit monopoly.
In Government circles and in the semi
official organ, El Commercio, the propo-
sltlon Is discussed OF attemptlng 10 re-
lieve the present low condition OF Mica
rigua's paper money. anu the financial
condition generally, by issuing other large
sums of paper money-promises TO pay
based on mortgages on improved real
estate in n N.caragua
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
Notice to Physicians.

The Board of Health of the City and County
OF San Francisco hereby calls the attention OF
physicians to the following:
Any duly licensed physician OF the City and
County of San Francisco can obtain free OF
charge diphtheritic antitoxin for the treat
mont of INDECENT patients on filing with the
Health Officer, the secretary or any mem ber
of the Board of Hea tn a certificate 10 the
effect that he is In personal attendanc. upon a
case of diphtheria and that by reason of pow
erty the patient, his parents or guardians
cannot furnish the means necessary for the
purchase of antitoxin. Fresh antitoxin will
on and after This date be kept in stock and
Health Office. CITY Receiving Hosi itaI, Park
Branch Receiving Hospita.. Harbor Bran CHI
Receiving Hospital, City and County Hospital
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
CHOPPED mo AT0M.}.
Evidence of a Sensational Indian
Murder Found in British
Columbia Stream.

VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. 1L-From q
small scrap Of human flesh found few
weeks ago in a stream on the west coast
OF Vancouver Island, the Provincial po-
Ec, have pretty we'll worked up . sensa-
tional murder case.
A Siwash nameI Ne-Cay mysteriously
disappeared some time ago, and it is now
believed thal he was killed by tribesman
named Lon-Ly and his body chopped in TO
little pieces like the one found in the
stream.
Lon-Ly's father on his death bed re-
Gently stated that his son had thus dis
posed OF their enemy. ana Lon-Ly and his
kIoot2hman are not to be founh.
The case promises to be q most interest
ing one and will be vigorously pu he'd TO
impress the Indians with the power of law
and the sanctity Of human life ia this
province.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
WANT A SCHOOL CLOSED
Sickness and Death Caused by
the Bad Condition of the
Haight Building.
People of the Mission Will Petition to
Have a Disea3e- Breeding Place
Put in Order.

The people who reside in the vicinity OF
the Haight Primary School on Mission
street between Twenty-tifih and TWENTY
sixth are loud in their com plants against
the school, which is in such horrible
condition that many OF the pupils have
been stricken with diphtheria and other
iseases which are the result of the un-
sanitary condition of the premises.
J. w. Bird, plumber who resides at
1886 Mission street and who is also a mem
ber OF the Eureka Society for the Protec-
tlon Of Children, has been making some
investigations and has found that no les
than a dozen chi dren who attended tn at
school ave within the last month been
stricken with diphtheria. Among the
children who contracted the disease while
attending the school two have died and
another enc is not expected to live
Th ere are seven others who are seriously
ill with diphtheria who have been re-
ported TO Mr. Bird, and it Is believed that
there are many other cases which have
not yet been heard from.
Mr.. Mead Cf 3l42 Mission street has two
children who are i'll from the diseases
which attacked them while they were in
.rhool, and ch | belonging to Mr.
F1garty, who resides on the corner of
Virginia avenue and Prospect place, is
not expected to live.
The choolhouse was condemned some
time ago. but nothing wa, done to place
the building in proper sanitary condi-
ton. So pr valent hHs been diphtheria
among the school children that MANY
ia M lies have taken their little ones out
of school.
The people living in the vicinity of tn e
schoolhouse have circulated petitio n
asking The Board o. Health and the
Board OF Education to close the school
until! it can be placed in the best sanitary
condition.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
FOOD COFFEE.
A PECULIAR INCIDENT
A WOMAN'S MEETING.

Anlcident occurred at the W. C. T. Z. State
convection at Cort and New York, early in
Octob that marks az era OF pr gress, and is
intereing inasmuch ms ii indicates the trend
OF tho;ht OF the present day. It was proposed
that Plum Cereal Coffee be served ut meals
for DEBATES, in place Of ordinart coffee. Some
Uf the HES stated tnat they had tried Pos tum
once a aid not fancy it. However 1t was
served the first general meal and the ladies
were VS emphatic in their terms of approval
Some OF there upon put the ques tion, whether
the con.ution be served with ord mary coffee
or with 'ostum, and tue vote was for Postum
WlthOutne dissenting voice, the ladies foe k
ing aboJ he cook to ascertain how TO make
such icious beverage on which many of
them ha failed in their first attempts The
answer VS. sim,JIe boil ID N inu les q tier boil
ing commences, while Tor church suppers.
conventss. etc., Inclose the product IN TWO
cheese Gin bags in coffee boiler, and boil one
hour II famous Postum Coffee thus made
furnishes hot beverage full of nourishment
Tor nervesnd brain and delicious to the taste
People arelowIy awaken ne u the TACT that
the daily lrugging with arcotics in the
shape OF cfee and tobacco accounts for the
many ills head, nerves, heart and stomach.
The actionf the New York State convention
indicates t,ir intelligence on the subject in
hand.
Beware oIarmful su Us titutes and adulter-
ated coffee Id for Cereal Coffee under same
fetching me. Genuine packages have red
seals theret and the words cit makes red
blood
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
Stae's New Constitution
lay Nullify the Police
Court.
AnArgument That Hangs on
ne Out of Thirty Thou
sand or More.
A lint Raised That It Is Claimed
Makes Void Hills Two
Trials. ,
(KLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCIsCo CALL,
ggS Broadway, Nov. IL.

INLAND OEFICE DAN I kANLttIO AALl,i
9cS Broadway, Nov. IL.
Ariel is now being prepared and will
be rwarde 10 Washington at once in
the terest Of Benjamin l.. Hill, Ihe wife
muerer Of Alameda County.
Nc Chapman, The Oakland attorney
for III, Is preparing a brie which will
/ e psented b. W. W. Foote Mr.. Chap
mas contention Is that HUI has not yet
Aad legal examination or trial and con-
scqutiy has not had any trial.
T. brief sets forth these facts: The
conilution OF tLI7 State provides speci-
1ICay that no local or >pecial legislation
sha be transacted. 1t empowered the
Classification OF the cites and owns ac-
corng to their respeCtive popu ations.
In us classiti, alton all cities exceeding
500 but not exceeding 100, 600 are named
as Cies of the second cas-.
l16S3 an act known a. the Whitney
acI as passed, which provides for the es-
tabIhmpHt of police court in cities OF
300 inhabitants and not more than
1000. According TO the Classification
aCt,w hich has never teen amended or
TeIaied, there are no such cities in Cali
1Ora as are referred TO in tbe Whitney
acts being cities OF the second class.
ThtdiffeielCe in classification is really
butne lnha btant; that IS to say, city
of Ie second class must have at least
so @ and l Inhabitants. The Whitney
act)rovides that ITS jurisdiction is over
eli OF 30, 900 inhabitants. Although it
is iEnitted by the attorneys that h s
Offence is very slight when applied 10
theigures, still 1t is OF the greatest i'm
porHce, because it esta ablIshes a prin-
c.p Of clas,itca ion IN absolute opposi-
I ono the spirit OF he Sta'e constitution.
lis being tHe case the argument is
mae that the Oakland Police Court has
40 nore Jurisdiction than the Stockton
Pole Court which was declared Illegal
son time ago, and that, therefore, Ben
lam Hill had no legal examination.
nerer could any legal information have
bee filed against him by the District At
lOrlv, and. consequently, his trial was
uuliud VOID.
WV. Footr may add some argument
deang with the Federal issues to the
brie but The main contention will be that
Hi has never yet been legally brought
10 al.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
GREAT DUTCH ARTIST HERE
Hubert Vos, the Portrait Painter, Ar
rives With III q Hawaiian
Bride

Hubert Vos. the talented and celebrated
Dutch artist, whose very recent marriage
in Minneapolis with descendant of the
roval family OF Hawaii was extensively
commented upon, arrived here Yesterday
with his BRIDE and has apartments at the
Palace Hotel, where he VIII remain for
some little time.
Mr.. Vos has attained fame and fortune
by his portraits, for which he charges
$4,000 and $4,000. 1t was he who painted u
portrait of that one of the Pullman
daughters who is now a resident of New
York. He S. lis only such of his pictures
as is necessary tofurnish him the means
for an enjoyable existence. The great
majority OF his works he has kept.
IL is his intention 70 exhibit his collec-
,ion of portraits at the Paris Centennial.
He will there nave over 100 special
studies OF racial types collected during
several years. He has the European
types completed and the American in
Guiding Inoian and negro types. From
here he will 60 to Asia and to Australia
in search of new types.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
Berkelcv -News Notes

BRkELEY, y ". 11-SheIdon B. Kellogg
OF le sun Fraucisco bar delivered an address
thlaiteTnoou before the students of Pro es-
Sorloses' c.ass IL history Oh "Burke's Polit-
IceDectrmeS.' %
Binning next Sunday tho university IL
bra viii be kept open every Sunday evening
beteen the hours Ol and 10.
Piessor Ritter wlll speak on next Monday
aftnoon before the geological section OF the
Schce Association on Recent Investigations
on re Denution OF Mars upiaIs''
Te Academic Council Of the university will
me tomorrow morning, and the Academic
seIte next We5nesi lay.
FINK B. King, president of the University
GuCIub' has called meeting OF the club for
ne1 Friday, wnen officers for tne ensuing year
WILDE elected.
Ia meeting of the geology and mineralocy
secOn OF lh" ;'ence Association next ruet
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
Alameda Notes.

AAMEDA Nov. 1.-THE funeral of Jose ph
4. Tomas tOok place this afternoon under
lne IS p.ces OF the Odd Fellows
SPICE Camp OF the WOodmen of the World
gavtan enjoyable smoker last evening at
Forders Hail al which al entertaining pro
CRANE was rendered
II Women's Exchange reports itself in q
flOushlug condition and nearly out OF debt,
whi IL has done good work. "a
1t proposed TO have mems room in the
Puuc Library where they can read. play
eaesand checkers ana enj Y themselves
NJ. r J. Van Eoorhels has nearly recov-
etecTom her bad fall OF several weeks ago.
IT young ladies' OF ST. Ursula's Guild of
Chtt Church viii give q Mother Goose fair
UegmOuLn.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
Cut Her Ri0ht Hand.

Mrs. Mary Henniman, Mariposa street. h ad
quarrel with her husband in a house at
Howard and Eighth streets yesterday after
noon, md in her anger broke a pane of glass
with her right hand, cutting it severely in
thr e PAGES She was taken to the Receiving
Hospital, where the wounds were stitched and
dreS Sed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
Union.R.form Leapue

The Union Reform League held a largely
attended meeting last night 621 O'Farrell
street, Mrs. Dr. Janny in the char. Rev. Mr..
B iss drew attention to the importance of a.
thorough discussion OF civic aud social prob
lens involved in the proposed new Charter.
The league unanimously decided to take ac-
mittee OF four was appointed to look after the
matter.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12

pices of the Socialist Labor party. Addresses
were made by A. F. Strawn- Fl anil ton exposie
tory of Governor Aitgeld's egal argument
In which Altgeld termed the trial OF the
anarchists Judicial farce; by NJ W.
wilkins, on "The wholesale massacre of un-
armed miners in Hazleton. Pa. ;" and James w.
Rose on "The probable legal murder OF Salter
D. Worden,"
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
CO-Ed JnurnaIists.

ERKELEY, y ". u.-Editor Hopper
ot le OccIdent nas offered his paper 10
1he-oung women stu tents of the univer-
SIT for one issue. Ths women students
WIlmeet on Friday of next week to de-
cd whether or not to attempt TO edit one
Iss2 Cf The college weekly.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
PARKER ALL RIGHT.

He and His Partners Said to Have
Rich Claims on Minook Creek.
AAMEDA, Nov. 11-Report comes
fro Yukon River that ex-conductor Will
iiaI Parker Of this city and the Hoi-
scnaluer brothers of FrCi;vale, wro were
amlg the first to leave for the Yukon
dig ngs n Tie summer, have struck it
riclsU NinOok, and have found claims
tha will pay them handsomely. Tney
exTt to stend the winter and even
Ionar working their claims, and as they
nav provisions enough to last year
ard half, they expect to be able to make
q gtd cleanup.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
An Informal Reception.

An informal reception was rendered the
new members of the Young Mems Christian
Association in their bui ding by the reception
committee last evening. Songs and recita-
lions were followed by rcfreshments
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

y wharf San Francisco. as follows: Ea1s1
For por In Alaska, A. M, y ov 2, Z, IL, ID
% p, and every fifth day thereafter
For Victoria Vancouver (B. c., Port Town.
send. Seattle, Tacoma Everett AnRcor;es AMI
New Wlstcom (Bellingham Bay Wash:( 8 A n,
Nov. :. :. II. L. I. and every nth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the Z. =. Ry.,
nt Tacoma with n. p Ry.. at Seattle with q.
n Ry., and A Alaska steamers.
For Eureka (Hnmboldt Bay. Str Pomona :
r N. Nov. :, 3, ~, 16, 20 "a, 29 Dec Z II,
Is. 20. "a s. Jan l. g. 10, 4. lS. %, IS. 81.
For santo Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon. Cayucol
Port Hartford (san Luis Obspo), Gsviota santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, san Pedro. East san
Pedro (Los Angeles) and Newport, a NJ. Nov
3 &. 10, lS, %, 26 81. and every Fourth day
thereafter
For San Diego, stopping only Port Harrori
(San Luis Obispo), santa Barbara Port Loi An
relies anu Redondo clos Angeles) IL A. NJ. Nov
4 T. /. IL. ~, "a, 2S, every four. h day
thereafter.
For Ensenada Mardalena Bay San Jose del
Csho Mazatlan. Altata, la PaZ Santa osa la
and Gusymas (Mex.) 10 A. NJ. I'd Of each month.
The Company reserves the right to change with
out previous notice steamers, sailing dates AMI
hours OF sailing.
TICKET OFFIcE-PALACE HOTEL, NEW MoNr
GoNERY ST.
GOODALL, PERKINS q Co, Gen1 Agents,
10 Market 81. San Franz
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
Mass of Labor Men,

A mass-meeting commemorative of the exc
cution OF the Chicago anarchists was held in
Odd Fellows Hall last night under the aus
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
CTOSSnal'S Specific Mixture

With this emedy persons tuemselve,
without the least exposure, change OF die, or
change in application to business The medicine
contains nothing that is OF he loAst injury she
consultation Ask your druggist tor u PIce u
q bottle
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
RAILROAD TRAVEL,

SOUTHERN PACIFEC COmPANT.
(rACIFIC SYSTEM.)
Trains leave ,,md .,rc due to arrIvc at
SAN FRA NCESCO.
Main Line Foot of Market Street,
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
THE CHARTER
CANDIDATES
Committee Of One Hundred
Names It's Freeholder
Ticket.
Six Democrats, Six Republicans
and Three Of Other
Principles.
Decided Opposition to the Mayor Ap-
pointing the Board of Edu-
cation.
REPUBLICANS.

PGBLECANS.
Joseph BrittOn,
Ill. n. Clement,
L.. R. Ellert,
.sOhn Nightingale Dr.,
.BOhn &. bnaann,
LiPpman Sachs.
DEMOCRATS.
James Butler,
A. COmte,
HsidOr Cutie,
H. HI. Mccarthy,
Joseph O'COnnOr,
E. X. Taylor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-02

MISS ESTELLE BELMONT, the great prima
donna, in popular selections of the day in con-
nection with the POPULAR LADIES' ORCHES-
IRA. Grand Fourth of July display of Fireworks
the Fifth. DO not fail 10 hear Belmont.