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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
AN INFLAMED vERMIFoRM APPENDIX.

THE Eaomi" sometimes designated as The perrni-
appendix of the Journal paper which is in
DISEASE dpieased the excellence OF the foreign
secured 7 HE CALL. This is favor naturally to
expected and for the frank expression of dapprova
To have thing in the of
commendation from that sheet have been reckoned
calamity.
IHE CALL already announced, the dsmay the Dur
Mission street, cable that
New Herald the head of all American
OF printing fresh and full yfour hours
the happenings OF the world Other have tried
pete The elaborate perfected system
ciaily useful West this system, ramidcaons
relations OF California yearly becoming int
The Herald foreign always Ii is made
OF fake from Kings is the Prince
OF Wales the staff 1t does fact of
phantom does send about the Of
oppressed maiden is truthful complete In these
cuIars in Others it has advantage the
sort of news that cabled Journal and filtered
its kindred yellow freak San Francisco. When the Dur
special discarded
date does which but
imposed by courtesy would lying. When
that he Chronicle dld the thing and for the
it merely the oense thing
to do
1HE CALL will have the of foreign The
dir cannot get it. and If it could would so from
hold feeling for it the contempt decency
a dseputabe dishonest
theles glad have acquired disregard Every yep
of the Hearstings shows that In their
field OF filth they still alone, but
getting they find that competition eft behind.
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PERS NAL.

Don Ray of Gait is at the Grand.
NJ. BiggsJr. OF Oroville is at the Grand.
r. G. Harvey a merchant of Shasta is at the
Russ.
DR.. B. NJ. Gill of Dunsmuir is visiting at the
Grand
J. W. Henderson, a banker of Eureka, is at
the Lick.
James F. Peck, q Merced lawyer is registered
at the Lick
c. c. Crow of Crows Landing is staying at
the Occidental
William Steinbeck, a grain-dealer OF Hollis
ter, is at the Grand.
Major K. NJ Blair OF Waterman arrived at
the Palace yes sterday
j. C. Erickson, q cattIeman from boldt
is registered at the Russ
Z. t. Tinkham, a lumberman of Chico, is
among the guests at the Grand.
b. H. Upham of Martinez, proprietor of the
Giorleta vineyard. Is at the Lick.
y. j. Woodward, a banker of Fresno, is
among the late arrivals at the Lick.
E. Trudo OF Big Pine, who owns big borax
heids in Inyo County, is at the Russ
q. Falk1nburg, real estate agent of Los An
geles, Is registered al the Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Hogan. from Placerville
ana just married, are guests at the Russ.
Calvin II. Holmes, big landowner of Kel-
logg, Sonoma County, is staying at the Russ.
H. f. Barnett and J. F. Bar EFT OF Sonora,
stage-hne proprietors, are CUES is a the Russ.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Gardner OF Morgan
Springs are al the Russ on their wedding tour
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hale OF Butte City ar
rived at the Russ yesterday on their bridal
trip.
ii. A. Preston of Jamestown who runs the
ice works at Sonora, is making short stay at
the Lick.
Sam Davis of Carson, New. Journalist and
proprietor of the Carson Appeal, is at the Oc-
cidentaL
Captain A. B. Graham of Portland, Or, ar
rived here yesterday, and is registered at the
Occidental.
Professor r E Allardice, he ad of the depart
ment OF mathematics in Stanford, is guest at
the California.
H. NJ La Rue Jr., son of the Railroad Com
missioner, is in town from Sacramento and is
staying at the Grand.
N. A Unruh manager of Bald Twins proper
ties in the south. is up from Los Angeles and
is registered at the Baldwin.
Professor julius Goebel, head of the depart
ment OF German in Stanford University,
was guest last night at the California.
julius Paul Smith of Livermore proprietor
OF the OIiven1a vineyard, is a late arrival at
The California. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Smith.
John r. Skinner, formerly manager of the
Dupont Powder Company, returned to the
Lick last night from Adams Springs, where he
spent the summer.
W. 6. Drown. who is interested in the Tracy
Mining Company near Angels Camp, returned
yesterday from Boston, companied by his
wife, after an absence OF four months, during
which he visited thirty States
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A MONTH OF METEORS.

A CCORDING the the present month will
u probably marked meteorc displays of more than
ordinary briiancy. On h nights of the 18th h
there the advance of Leonid and
tn 9th may Andromedes The effect the
first display may be diminished by the moonlight
will have the of dark
which 10 show themselves.
The Leonids called to radi-
ate from point in the constellation Leo
thyt years and Will full 1899;
but sufficient of them expected this year
it worth while for look for them happens
to have the pleasure of good during the
The notable display of these
that of 18 when they brilliant and
that people frightened ino the belief
falling from the sky the world coming
the armament to be rolled like OIL In
play in this hemisphere conspicuous Europe
lasted six marked by considera oil
vividness brliancy.
The Andromedes which later in take
the from the constellation of Andromeda
unusual numbers thirteenth year.
1885 they full
year. is probable large them
will be this
we miss the Leonids by moonlight we can
look for consolation the coming Andromedes
they fail we find satisfaction the knowledge
set prepared make fuI showing date
Extensive preparations have been
tories TO photograph them. there
blame the astronomers they will than
the general public.
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RELIEF 10 SHU In WHALERS,
NaDa Register.

Napa Register.
The concent trated effort Of the California
Congressional delegation, seconded b. the
San Francisco CALL, il behalf of the 800 or
400 whalers Imprisoned IN their vessels by an
ice pack in the Arctic near Point Barrow. has
resulted in prompt action at Washington
The urgent need of a relief expedition hav-
ing been brought to the attention of scretary
OF the Navy Long and through that official to
President Nc klnley, correspondence by wI1e
between Washington and Mare Island WAS in
sti uted November g. and the outcome will
doubtless by the sending of the cutt r Bear
north just as soon she can be made ready.
To ensure expeditions action the San Fran
Government might furnish with provisions
for the men III the ice who are now facing
starvation,
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FLA SHE'S OF FUN.

Across the way but Yesterday,
When Mays sweet blooms were blown about.
watched maiden kneeing low
TO set her summer flowers out
And now when autumn winds chill
Since spring her hand she's let me win
She puts me calmly thronsh the mill
kneel and take those flowers In.
Chicago Record.
(which reminds me-" said the Cheerful
Idiot, the sausage was brought on, "that
once owned a dog when was a boy that could
chase ra bbits from sunrise to sunset and never
turn a hare."-Indiansp polls Journal.
Raggs-That fellow Smiley reminds me of
dogs tail.
Jaggs-How so?
Raggs-He's such a wag.-Chicago News
"Remem Der, my boy" said the middle-aged
gentleman, "tnat contentment is better than
riches"
Eyes" replied tn young man, who is some
thing of philosopher himself, "that is to say,
it would be If there were any such tning."-
Washington Star.
Applicant-It's the truth I do be sayin', sor,
that niver worked for any wan in me loife
that had the layst fault to find wild me-
Trades sman-And who, for INSTANCE, have
you worked for?
Applicant-We er-faith, now. whin OF do
be rinkin' il over, it's mostly mesilf, sor.-
Richmond Dispatch.
She - Don't you find journalism rather
thankless work?
He-Oh, no. Almost every thing 1 write is
returned with thanks.-Pick- Me-Up.
"Will you think OF me when am gonef" he
asked.
Il shall be glad to" she replied with sigh,
"if you will make it possible"
Then he went.-Cnicago Post
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HOW DO YOU DO?"
London Tit-Bits

The Germans say "Wie befnden sic sichf"
(How do you find yourseL?j or "Wie geht>?
(How goes itN; the Dutch "Hoe vaart gij?"
tHow do you fsre?) the Italians, "Come stateT'
(How do you stand0; the French Comment
vous portez-vous?" tHow doyou carry your
seliY. The Greeks say "Ti kamete?" (What
do you do?), while in China the expression is,
Have yYu eaten your rice ~ in Russia,
Arabia, May your morning be good p God
grant thee his iavors." The Turks greeting is,
''Be under the care of God," and that OF The
Pers1ans, "ls thy exalted condition good2 p
May thy shadow never be ess!' etc
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NEW TO-DAY.

Fat is absolutely neces-
Sary as an article of diet.
1t 1t is not of the right kind
ltmaynot be digested. Then
the body will not get enough
of If, 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
bcoTT & BOVINE. Chemists, New York
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! He DUM-LUM.
PHILADELPHIA Rec ord.


"Dum-dum' is the curious name of new
bullet OF which the British Government has
been making test Experiments seem
10 justify the title, for this small-arm missile
produces wound which is more fatal and
terrible than the old bullet of slower velocity.
A bullet that makes larger exit han en-
trance, even after wreakIng havoc within,
would certainly strike a solder dumb-dumb
In America has recently been invented, how
ever, secret solution by which leaden bullets
may be coated so as to render them superior
to steei-cased bullets. At distance of thirty
yards some OF these coated balls pierced an
ak blade and others bored through haIiron.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
THE F.Ror N lHE FIELD.
Alameda Argus.

Alameda Argus
Relief is to be sent to the whalers impris
oned In The Arctic. The cutter Bear is to be
loaded with provisions and proceed at once.
This is promptness on the part of the Govern
ment that is commends BILE. THE CALL sounded
the alarm and was first in the field demand
ing that the Cover ment take steps 1t is en-
tied to the chief credit and Iht 800 men, it
is hoped, will be rescue d without a ffos bite
from their perfiouS predicament 1t viii be
no en- play 10 reach them, however, and
their friends Will be apprehensive until word
is brought OF their res ue
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
THE DISCRIMINATING DUTY AGAIN.

THOUGH the prevailing of New England is
supposed adverse the imposition dscrimnat
ing duty OF 10 foreign goods carried 60 any
point in this country the Canadian Pac c
many papers that section OF Union warmly advocating
duty beneficial 10 the nation as a who even
if should prove to be injurious interests OF
New England.
One of these journals the Lowell as Mail puts to the
opponents of the proposed this inquiry:
Would the New England Congressman and Senators who
opposing % the tariff it take.
away the special privileges enjoyed by the Pacific
Railway a admitting coaswse trade
and aided their operations foreign govern.
ment2"
The question fair The supposed exact
parallel that under permit subsidized
foreign railroad roads is as unjust
the railroad industry country would permit for
egn subsidized line Of with our trade
New England would object strongly
TO open our coastng trade the Atlantic foreign compe-
non ana cannot "llh consistency advocate policy that
mlts such competition with our tanscontinenaI railways
is encouraging to note the the contest
for the establishment OF the dutv
being waged in The section Union supposed to be
strongly opposed it. Although clause in the
referring to this duty has been invalid bv the
ncyGenera the issue has been closed any means II
certain be brought Congress meets and will
have support which seems to be strong enough assure it's
form covering only goods brought into the
country foreign railroads but by foreign ships
The Republican party pledged platform to the i'm
position discriminating duties protect erican shin
ping and the pledge will be fulfil ed.
Fake prize bad enough course but thew have
the moral advantage of not being carried on in the
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
New Y ork Press

Convention is life's 1unny bone.
Babies probably cry about half the time Just
for iun.
No girl likes 10 kiss other girls unless she is
very imaginative.
wonder why, whenever man talks with
girl he is afraid OF. his necktie works up in
the back.
PROBABLY every man who doesn't act decent
to his friends bas a ide that he always tries
to love his en- emies.
woman will cry until he reyes get all red
ana her nose snuffy and then go and kiss her
husband, with the idea tn at she looks beauti-
ful smiling through her tears"
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
HOW DO YOU LAUGH7
Answers.

'Its curious what good index to mans
character his laugh is-that is, 10 a scientific
and accurate observer" said a wel-known
mental specialist. "For instance, the person
who laughs thus: 'Har, har harl' is almost rl-
ways tickle and prone to excitement, though
generally frank and honest.
Her, her, herP is The laugh OF the cynic,
more like sluggish jeer than a Joyous
chuckle. while those who laugh thus, 'He, hep
are naturally timid; but if you hear 'Ho, no,
no! coming from some one street or so away
he is,. you may be sure, devil-may Care tel
loWn
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
A MUTE's RE ovERY OF SPEECH

mute who is able to speak mas shown him.
self at Cremeaux, in the reimbursement of
Roane, on the Loire, 10 the great astonis h.
m ent of his neig hbors He is % years of age.
and, owing to an illness has been mute since
his second year. but recovered his speech by
an accident few weeks ago. The young man.
whose name IS Gaudart, was trying in vain to
make his sister understand that he wanted
smoke, and suddenly exclaimed "tabacP'
Since then he has spoken regularly. Gaudard
1t seems, was only mute, not q deaf-mute
and had been at school, though he could not
respond 10 any questions put to him. His
mutism was probably the result OF partial
paralysis, which disappeared with age
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
A BALLADE o. CONFESSION
The dog-eared tones OF ancient sages
EroWn at me from The she. YES up ther,

The dog-eared tones OF ancient sages
troWn at me from he shelves up there,
World famous, ay, for many years,
BTaving he buffets of time and care:
Yet though tn breathe Parnassian air,
Go hand in ha d with Muses. nine,
pass tuem al, here's one more rare
The little book tina once was thine!
know that Horace scowls and RACES,
That IL mer writhes in vain despair,
That / should seek thos pa,turages
Where mawkiSh >e tIlments rave and tear
Meth!nks all HelicOn doth stare,
Forget its hys op s,eeped IL wine,
10 tnink that 10 read snou d dare
The little book that once was incl
IT'S only one of all the pages,
The others, h GRACE, wi swear
Know ought of me, my pill 4rimages:
our ire, dear Homer, lease for bearI
Tun friSky cupid mighi declare
The reason for this choice OF mine,
or Betty dear, twas his affair,
The little book that once was thine!
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CALIFORNIANS IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11-At the ST. Denis
Mrs. Carton: Broadway Central-T A. Burns,
L. Stickles; Imperial-Mrs. Allen, Mrs. NJ.
Greenwood, Miss J. Greenwood, f. ". Van
slycke; Marlborough s. Caro-, \. Goldtree,
Miss Ii. Gold rec. Jul Levy arrived from
Genoa on the Kaiser Wilhelm H.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
IFCRNIANS IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-At the Great Northern
Edwin F. Dyert, wife and child, San Francis
CO. At the Auditorium-L. d. Sale and wife,
Los Angeles; DR.. w. Il. Hendry, Los Angeles.
AT the Auditorium AnneX-Mr. and Mrs. d. +.
Murphy ana maid, San Francisco Al the
Saratoga Wilbur f. Norman, San Diego.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
"Mrs. WinsIow,s SOOTHING srrun. >.


has been used over fifty years by millions of moth
ers 1or ther children while Teething with perfect
success II soothes the child. softens the gums al.
lays Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates the Bowel,
and IS the best remedy for Darrhpas whether
arising from ieething or other causes For sale By
bIugSlsts in every part of the world Be sure and
hsA lor mrs inslow's Soothing Syrup. 25caoo5tts
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12

CoRoNADo.-Atmosphere is perfectly drv so'.
snd mild. being entirely free from the mists com
mon 1urther north. Round trip tickets BY steam.
SNIP Including fifteen days board the Hotel .,
coronado. 500; onger stay So 90 per day App.J
a Ne" MON gomery rect. san FrancI 80 or A.
W. Bailey, manager Hotel del Coronado. late Of
Hotel Colorado, Glenwood Springs olorado.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
CALiFORN ANS IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Nov. l1.-Attorney-Gener eral
Fitzgerald lett to-day for a short trip 10 New
York Colonel George A. knight left Tor Phila-
deDhia
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COLD coMFoRrFoR PoPocRACY

Globe democrat.
democrats speak OF diminished majority
N Iowa. The demand of the period is a vic
I'm OF great expectations in regard to adverse
MAJ rites. He voIls in triumph unless
snow d und b. $50. 900.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
POLITICAL OPTIMISM.
Chiclco Naws

Nothing begets optimism like an election.
The fellows who win are OF course satisfied
with the outlook and the fellows who don't
win are invariably certain that they will win
next time. - -
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HARD TO ALLOW.
Pittsourg Times.

The invention OF al indiarubber oyster by
a French genius will soon place within our
reach the indestructible stew, and we can
looS with eomplaceney upon the threalene
extinction OF the oyster beds
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
CANADA AND TIE BRITISH EMPIRE

OR WILFRID LAURIER, Prime Minister of Canada and
several high officials administration Wash.
ington for the purpose of arranging if possible
ement of the various issue between Canada
United States These numerous Some of
hem like that of fisheries off Newfoundland
DID, Oher like that by the gold discoveries Alaska
and the Klondke but of yesterday All of them
simple their and ye by of the peculiar pol
cal situation of Canada the solution Of the simplest
perplexing and difficult
The position of among countries Of rid is
anomaly. 1t is part of the American system by
commerce and industry but of European empire by
politics sentiment Australia get along we'll enough
of the British empire because Australia is minor
part OF other commercial system Canada is
pendent like her sister the South Seas Her indus
tries and her powerfully affected United
Her interests American,
republic could be easily
annexation the United States by
cngs Great Bri politics, a
to the United States always becoming of irritation
instead OF being mutuaIly friendly profitable.
To make the any agreement should
be reached between the Government Washington
Ottawa the could be carried effect
until Great Britain had been consulted and had approv
al Thus questions which purely American not
Europe any way, which
Europe should have control whatever have be carried
European power for settlement though all Americans
should be agreed upon the way settle them.
1t hardly doubted that the states
very clearly the handicap which British
the and prestige Of their country
people, however maintaining that
forced the best of the
Thus Sir Wfrid his colleagues arriving
Washington going first pay their respects
the British ambassador and obtain from him
President After will begin negotiations
State Department and possibly something may be
psheu but is likely that any single controversy
portance will be definitely settled.
There is for Canada realize the high
which she has right aspire She
her European bondage and become absolutely
politics and sentiment we'll industry
necessarily States but
does that she shall be closer the
Uneo States than she is o Gre Bri ain.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12

s1pEwALKs-s. U b., City. The widest slot
walks IN the city of New York are those Oh
Lenox and Seventh avenues, north OF "ese
Oae Hundred and Tenth street. Iney are
thirty-fYe feet wide.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12

BILLY sM1rH-E. ]. B., City. lily Smith OF
Australia never foughta a brother OF Joe Cod
dard in this city, but IN August %, 1877
fought Joe Goddard before the Califor Ia A H.
letic Club for purse of $3.50. The 1ght was
stopp by the police.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
L'ENvoI.

Y on sent II with lock OF hair
Pinned to t pages sweetest limo;
That makes |, tar beyond compare
he ii, tie book that once was thine!
HAROLD MAC.iRATH in the Ihilistine.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12

For throat and lung troubles use Lows
hore hound cough syrup, price 1Oc, All
SanSOme st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12
CALIFORNIA glace iruils, soc Id. Townsends. :.

SPECIAL informal tion daily TO manufacturers
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau tAlen's) $40 Montgomery
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12

PoPULATIoN-F. NJ. City. The estimated popu'
lation of New York City (not Greater New 1ork)
based on returns from the Health Depart
ment, is l. 957 ,2S4, or rather wa, at the tlLle tl
those figures we're obtained, i'll the early par
of the wear The figures for Chicago at the
same period wes l, $50, 600.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12

Mrs Eunice Russ Davis of Dedham. Mass
who has just ce ebrated her ninetv-seyenth
birthday, IS the daughter of Prince Ames, who
fought III the Revolutionary War, and received
special recognition from General Washington
Tor bravery.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12

The memory of the late Major Lewis Ginter
OF Richmond, Va, is to be perpe tuated by the
endowment of a mechanics institute and
schooi OF technology in that city. He did
much Tor the town, and this project will con.
tinue good worA in his name.
Lovers OF Defoe," says the London Cbron-
icle, will regret to hear that James viii inn
Defoe-the last of the family and the great.
great-grandson of the renowned autbor-is
still an outdoor pauper of the Chelmsford
Union, in receipt of the modest pittanee of a
shillings week"
Verdi is fond of farming, cattle and dogs
one OF his pets is buried in his garden, under
small monument with the words '.Ad ~
Vero amlco' (lo a true iriend) fayorita
large dog now in his possession listans g.,
Vehuy "hen MS mHster is playing, but runs
away In distress when any one else touohes ba
piano. Ae
Prince krapotkine, known all over tho would
as an advanced anarchist, has proved - snr-
prise 10 New Workers, who had exnected 70
find him of the loud-mouthed Jobanp Me-,
brand. Instead they see a small benevolent
looking old man of retiring manner srd
kindly eye, preaching brotherlv love and
deprecating violence.
Mrs. Annie c. Meyers, one of the best-kuown
OF chicago society women, appear ed beIore a
oiice |our' lew DAYS ago dressed in rags.
one WAS charged with THEFT Not long ago
sne was on MIS-. Potter Palmer's visiting list
She dispensed charity with a lavish hand and
was ieaoer In the Marshfie d-avenue Metbo.
olst Church. Cocaine had wrought the ruin.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12

Deacon Jonathan Hayes, who wound the
first wire rake ever made lives al Middleton
Springs, VT, at the age OF 80. and is in perfect
health and can read without glasses
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12


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a on torecive brake.
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and coil No.9- obrakewi
mind Of the
rom h Tho hay ed
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NOTES ABOUT NoTABLES.

Nine ex-Mayors OF New York are living. The
Oldest one is Daniel +. Herman. He is 90 years
old and voted last Tuesday Tor the Tiger
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12

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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-12

Fake prize fights bad enough OF course but they have
st the moral advantage OF not being carried in the
charity