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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

Bicaeie Ractng at Ndpa.,.

+ ;; NAPA,.: Cal. Oct. 1.-The Eagle Cy-
cling Club of this city has decided to hold
q race meet. about: October 16. Good
purses will be offered: -:
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

Nopers on in Norway may spend more
than threepence at one visit to q public
house: - =:
Birmingham state herald., 1897-07-04

Our Hats are made by the best English and Ameri as we do and no store in this section has the grit on's styles, correct shapes. Soft, Stiff and Straw
 $ to pay here. Here you will find knox's Latest he largest line of Straw Hats in the city at
Birmingham state herald., 1897-07-04

Young Man the individual want to address Hats aherweigh Caps he rides Suits Sweaters paaphenaa claims less of his the patterns attached detachable collars Our
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21

Of the State required such assignment.
The department was also requested 10 re-
ceive tae Camanche from the State
Regarding the seaworthiness oil the
Camsnche General James salu he would
Guarantee TO take her to San Diego. Gov
ernor Budd remarked that ne would be
willing to risk the lives OF all OF his STAN
officers on the voyage.
In order to get at all the facts IN the case
and to fully meet the wishes OF the San
Diego division of the naval reserve the
Governor detailed Adiutant- General Bar
rett and Lieutenant Hughes, U. 5. n, to
nroceed to San Diego and confer WITH the
officers OF the naval militia at that station
Regarding the selection OF an exc cutEe
Officer. chief engineer and navigator. Gov
ernor Budd announced that he would I'LL
these places by appointment on recon.
msndation of the division com m ander and
the naval instructor. The appointments
will be made without delay.
incidentally the question OF training
members of the National Guard in artll-
lerv duties was called up. 1t was the
sense of the board that no changes shouio
he made in the organization OF the Ma
t1onal Guard at the present time. Gov
e.nor Budd indicated that he might
recommend in his message that the Leg
islature provide for regiment or oattai-
ion of artillery.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21

ystematized way, and so sklIful have
rpgues been that they have long e.-
detection.
The managers of the musical house are
unable TO say when the robberies COM
menced, nor can they tell the amount of
their losses. The police are satisfied that
the thieves have been quietly working in
the warerooms for many weeks and that
an organized gang has teen depicting the
shelves Of the warerooms of their most
costly instruments. The leader OF the
gang is supposed to have free access TO
the premises, and for several days Il pri-
vate detective, engaged as a salesman.
has been given an important position in
the house, and his duties bring him close
in touch with most of the employees. He
has been closely watching all their move
ments in anticlpat ation OF finding the leader
of the thieves among them.
Most of the goods stolen have been
found scattered among the many pawn
brokers' shops OF the city ana they have
ranged from The delicate piccolo to the
gisnt bass horn. Sheet music, bound vol
umes of music and instrument fittings
have gone with them, and ABOUT the only
things they left undisturbed in the place
have been grand pianos and the gas fix
lures. Those they might have had diff
Guilty to DISPOSE of and escape detection.
The articles that the gang OF thieves
found easiest to dispose of were cornetS
and long, lanky trombones, with an occa-
sional French hoIn or tlnte. No one
connected with the manage ement of the
big music-house can tell how the articles
we're taken ont of the place, but certain it
is that large part of the stock of the
rm could not be accounted Tor until II
search of the pawnshops was me ade, and
then only few of the stolen musical IN
sIruments were found.
The person or persons who carried the
stolen articles away from the place did
not dispose Of them. That was left for
other mem bers of the gang. As far as
the police could learn two men carried
out thas part of the programme. They
were men expert in dealing with pawn
brokers. and neither of them. as described
by the different junk-dealers, CORE
spond ed with any of the'employes of the
music-store. One of them vas small OF
stature and the other large and stout.
They took time in selling the stolen stuff.
and TO the pawnbrokers they represented
that they were urummers for Eastern
houses, who had been instructed to dis
pose of the goods they could not sell in
the legitimate course of trade for what
they could get, and the brokers were a ole
10 make what they considered good trades.
The small man and the stout man also
made many sales 10 musicians who are
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
A CIRCULAR FROM LEES.
An Ultimatum Governing Rescued Chi
nese Girls Which Have Been Placed
Under Police Protection.

Onuer POIIc6 GrOBecCIOn.
The anxiety of the different Chinese
Missions in this city to save the wayward
Chinese girls has aroused considerable
comment and led the Chief of Police to
believe that all was not working as
smoothly as might be under the circum-
stances. 1t has been noticed that girls
who we're rescued by the police have been
cause for dissension among the different
homes, and that jealousy was most GER
tanlv springng up. Why each is so anx-
ious to have the largest mum ber of girls in
the home has been question, but it is
apparent that numbers Is the advantage
wished to be gained by the different insti-
tutious. Whatever the situation may be,
Chief OF Police Lees has issued this circu-
lar:
There are two Chinese Missions in San
Franci- CO. located rs follows: Methodist
Episcopal Chinese Mission Home,s GIG
Washington street, and Presbyterla CHI
nese Mission Home, 920 Sacrame nto street.
Hereafter when Chinese females come into
the care of the police and desire tc be
taken to a particular Mission, they must
be taken there. In cases where no prefer
ence is expressed for any particular Mis-
ion, the cases should be equally divided
between them. /. W. Lees, Chief Of Police
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
The Bow is FOuud.

Little Chris Rode has been found. The story
of his disappearance was told in The CALL sew
eral DAYS ago. The mother lett her husband,
George Rode, who lived at 1929 Bryant street,
and little later she had woman named
Mary Kelly take the child away from
it's home. After q long search the father
fornd the how at tie house of Frenchman on
tongress street and took him away The tsm-
ilv made some opposition to giving up the
child's clothing as there was promise OF $40
per month from the mother, who declared
that she was going 10 Fort Bragg. MT. Kooe
was mt on the track OF his boys whereabouts
nv me pub lea ton OF the story snd the pct
ure in the CALL.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
DICKSON
RESIGNED.
He Was Afraid Dust Would Ruin
His Voice.

His Voice.
Charles Dickson, h therto leading man
in the Lost, Strayed or Stolen" Com
pany, holds that position no longer.
Mr.. Dickson resigned from the company
very suddenly Friday evening. and
Clarence Blaney will IN the future i'm
personate Bidarl, the florist and fond
papa.
Mr.. Dickson said yesterday, in an in
terview relative to his resignation:
II am no longer member of the
Lost, Strayed or Stolen Company. The
reasons for my resignation from my en-
gagement with them are numerous and
perhaps unimportant. Suffice 1t to say,
however, that from the very first l did
not like my part nor the play. l do not
believe, and my friends do not believe,
that the part assigned me ever suited
me apply. And the throwing of dust
in my face in he second act proved so
very injurious to my voice and throat
that | never knew from one per .ormance
to the other whether | should be bic to
go on or not.
There are other reasons besides this
one of voice, of course, to make me wish
to leave the company. | do not care in
the first place 10 be dictated to. And
partly for that reason | have wanted to
resign for some ime.
II had an offer recently to play in
'Incog' at the AlcaZar and refused ii,
not knowing then whether | should re-
sign for certain or not. / expect to go
f l>t very soon, in fact, within week.
/ have a splendid offer TO play in Twin
Saints in part that suits me exactly.
Bidarr never did. and | am convinced
ihat it was because ii was not in the
ri ht key for me-"
While Mr. Dickson resigned Friday
evening he played al yesterdays natl
nee and last evenings performance
as usual at the Macdonouga Theater,
Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21

have left the Baldwin. The past week
business has been unexcelled, and there
are prospects for big run until after
the holidays. Again Friedlander and
Gottlob are haggiing about the rental,
and the upshot of the whole deal may
be that the Hayman corporation may
decide to 60 ahead with it's properties
and trust to a turn in the mood of the
local theater-goers. 1t is believed that
this a. Iraugement might make the secur-
ing of good attractions more easy by
means of retaining the good will of Hay
man and Froh man, who, now that they
ton, is anxious to nave Bouvier rem ain
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21

in his present capacity, and Bouvier has
been coy enough as yet not to say no,
although on the first announcement OF
Hayman's withdrawal he was for with
drawing as we'll.
Friedlande er andGottlob b are of the opin-
ion, too, that the control of three thea
ters in the town may be a sort OF white
elephant, whereas at the present time
they have. so says Friedlander, regu-
lar klondike in the Colum bia. There
are rumors on .he street that new bid
der for the two theaters may put in an
appearance before the matter is closed.
Gustav Walter has been mentio ned in
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21

this connection, but Walter shakes his
head ominously at the idea, and init
II ates that the vaudeville and not the
Legitimate is the thing for him, and that
he has no idea just at present OF forsak-
ing his first love. And thus the whole
mixec-up affair remains. Whoever sue
ceeds Havman is of not much import
ance, for the theaters will remain opeu
as usual. Toe Macdonoughs will see 10
it that the California remains in busi-
ness In the interests OF the California
Hotel. aud the Baldwin is TOO yalu-
able location TO give pantomime for the
bats and rats.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
Sent. to States Prison.

Edward Anderson, a sneak thief who rob bed
the room OF Henry Bennett in the Langham
Hotel, pleaded guilty in Judge Dunne's Court
yesterday to charge of burglary in the second
degree. He was sentenced to five years i'm.
prisonment at Folsom. Anderson would have
received lighter sentence had ii not b zen for
the fact that he previously served term ior q
similar offense.
Ben Masser. who pleaded guilty to a charge
of having made a deadly assault with a bottle
on Frank Graffeuberg on September last, was
sentenced by Judge Cook TO one years impris-
onment at San Quentin.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21

ever on the alert to pick up good instru-
ments at small prices. and all they would
have to do would be to ask the supposed
drummer for certain instrument, and in
few days it would be delivered. Ali the
goods sold in such manner by the two
men came from the warerooms of Kohler
d Chase, and where they are now the po-
Ice will perhaps never find out unless the
bogus drummers are caught and they can
be induced to tell Of their strange sales.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21

would only talk. 1t is a pity, too. for
neither of them has speaking part on
the stage and thinking parts are SO un-
satisfactory.
But since they won't talk the pubic
viii have to remain ignorant of their
opinions of each other.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
WILL BE
MARRIED
Miss Affie Warner Will Soon Be-
come a Bride.

come BRIDE.
The production of "In Old Kentucky,
at the Colum bia Theater, is TO b, rem
dered in the i'm mediate future more in
teresting to the public generally and to
Miss Affie Warmers many warm per-
sonal friends in this city in particular,
by her marriage 10 Bert Dasher of
Hovt's Tneater, New York City.
Miss Warner, who is the daughter of
Neil Warner, an old time San Francisco
footlight iavorite, met Mr.. Dasher sew
eral years ago, while filing an engage
ment in one of Mr.. Hoyt's companies,
of which Mr.. D2sher was the manager.
MI. Dashe-, who is well and favorably
known in this city, is 'expe ected daily
from the East. Miss Warner says, how
ever, that she will not forsake her chosen
profession for more domestic life.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
TOO GOOD
TO LOSE.
There May Be No Change in the
Baldwin Lease.

1t is no sure thing that the corpora
ton of Al Hayman & Co. will abandon
the lease of the Bald and California
theaters, Notwithstanding that Hayman
himself has abandoned The coast, bag
: and baggage, and disposed of his in
terests in these playhouses. There is
hitch in the terms, so it is said, upon
which Friedlander, Gottlob & Co. hoped
to acquire the control of the houses, and
it is on the cards that Bouvier may con-
tinue the management of the theaters
under the present auspices.
The truth of the matter is that Hay
mans associates are seriously contem-
plating the management OF the two
theaters until the expiration of the
lease. three years off. Now that Hay
man has departed the hoodoo seems to
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21

have had their fling at the coast. may
decide 10 be gracious enough TO throw
good thing this way now and then.
The matter will be finally determined
on Tuesday, it is expected, when all par
ties TO the proposed deal Will have con-
ference. Nose Gunst. who is one of the
stock holders in the Hayman corpora
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
4HIEVERY
IN 4 MUSIC
WAREHOUSE
A Bold Gang Systematic
ally Loots Kohler &
ChaSe's Store.
STOLE CORNETS And TROMBONES.
Much of the Purloined Prop
erty Found Scattered in
Pawnshops,
DISPOSED OF By Bogus DRUHMERS.
Private Detectives Disguised as
Statesmen Watching the Firms
Employees.
DISPOSED OF By Bogus DRUaMERS.
Private Detectives Disguised as
Statesmen Watching the Firms
Employees,

a CARLOAD of musical instruments. stolen
from the warerooms of Kohler Il Chase,
have. during the past week, been recov-
cred by the police, and now efforts are
being made to locate the TIL yes. The
police believe that more than one man is
involved in the crimes, and they are salts
lied that the thieying has been carried on
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
Underwear
Hosiery!
SeasOnable Goods.

45S Dra1efs 1eesiaf full aihe dnshed .ess SUU Each
Gents n Natural Wool Vests and 81 50 Each
Gents Scotch Wool Vests and 60 nm
Drawers, white and gray. UZsUU Each
Gents Cashmere and Merino Half
Hose, in both black and Efln
natural, 25c, 4oc and. Jul Per Pair
115ss b5svers e'aH s sses Msrino Vest: and 5C Each
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests and 0I nm
Drawers, white and natural =. OklUU Each
1a6ss bSsvezs Natp5n pare Wool Wool Vest: % Each
A1rsi qasss h@e5 oe cazane.e and Hoss e.'f. 5C Pair
We have also received a full assortment
of Gents Neckwear, Collars and Cuffs, Dress
Shirts, and Ladies' and Gents Fine UNI
brelIas
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
SHIP FOR
THE NAVAL
MILITIA
Important Session of the
National Guard Board
of Location.
PINTA WANTED FOR San DIEGO.
The Marion, on Account Of Her
Size, Suitable for Service
at San Francisco.
OFFICIAL LETTERS And TELEGRAMS.
Navy Department Asked to Take Back
the Oamanche and Lend Other Yes
sells to the California Reserve.
OFFICIAL LETTERS And TELEGRAMS.
Navy Department Asked to Take Back
the Camanche and Lend Other YES
sells to the California Reserve.

Last September Major General N. +.
James. division mmander of the Ma
iional Guard of California, received hint
from an officer of high rank in the United
States navy that the United States ship
ernment for the naval reserve. Teie-
graphic correspondence with the authori-
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
A Sovereign remedy.

DR.. Parker's Cough Cure-one dose will stop
q cough; never fails. Price % cents. All
drug gists,
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS

DEGISTR ALTON FOR THE SPECIAL ELEC-
LII tioa to be held December 81, 1897. will COM
mence at the Office of the Registrar, in the City
Hall. on November 27 and continue till December
II, inclusive.
The following persons are entitled TO register:
First-Al persons registered at the last gem
eral election but no were entitled thereto
Second All persons who we're registered out oy
moving out OF Their especial Election Precinct,
otherwise, have lost tneif right TO vote
Third-Au native m ale citizens not registered
and all naturaliZad ci:IZ ems mot regsiereo( who
have become such prior TO septem per ~, 1897,
ana are otherwise qualified according 10 law
All qualified electors who wore registered at the
last general and who Will have continued
10 reside within their respective Special Election
Pret tiucts" snail entitled 10 vote without add-
tiona registration.
Office open from A. NJ. to lo p NJ
Rv order of Board of + ectien Commissioners.
w M HINTON Registrar of Voters
Warren sheaf., 1897-07-01
First publication june 10, 1871 #
Last publication July q, 1897. /.
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure by
Advertisement. B

DEFAULT has been made in the conditions
OF that certain mortgage, containing power OF
sale, dated the 10th day Of May, 1892 filed in the
shall county, Minnesota, on the 31st day Of May,
1882, at 3: 81 O'Clock q. M, and recorded in book
.eR" of mortgages, on page 343, whereby August
Schwartz and Augusta Schwartz, hiswife, mort
gagors, mortgaged to The Land Mortgage In.
(Limited), of London, England, Mortgages
the a certain tract or parcel of
real estate, situated in the county Of Marshall,
and state of Minnesota, described as follows,
The Northwest quarter (NWA) of section
Twenty-Five (25), in township One Hundred and
Fifty-fve Q55), of range Forty-fOur az, con-
tanning One Hundred and Sixty (16O) acres,
more or less, according to the United States
government survey thereof, by which default
said power of sale has become operative
And no action or proceeding, at law or 9th.
erwise, has been instituted to recover the debt
secured thereby, or any part of the same, and
there is now due, and claimed to be due, on said
dred Three and Ninety five hundreths ($4G3.95)
Now, Therefore, Notice is Hereby Given, That
by virtue Of the power Of sale and the statute,
promises sold at public vendue, to the highest
bidder for cash, by the sheriff Of said Marshall
county, or his deputy, on Saturday, the 24th day
Of July, 1881, at ten o'clock am, at the front
door of the Court house, in Warren the county
seat of said county, situate in said county and
state, to pay said amount, with interest, taxes.
If any, Twenty-Five ($25) Dollars, attorney's S
fees, and the costs and disbursements allowed
by law. SPY yst:ssi z
Dated, st. Cloud, Mimi, June 7th, 1897.
The Land Mortgage Investment and Agency
Company Of America (Limited) i, Of London
England Mortgagee. S3ss#
Geo. H. Reynolds, attorney for nortgagee
St. Cloud. MINI. ssss 551ES. .szs{fS {fS55S
Warren sheaf., 1897-07-01
Probate Notice.
First Publication .Tnne nth. Is,

First Pub blication juno 17th, 1897.
State Of Minnesota. IN Probate Court,
County Of Marshall, Special term, June Is. 81
In THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF SILAs
MERRIAM, deceased. s5s{ 5 i5 fff.
L Letters Of administration on the estate 81
{Silas Merriam deceased. late OF the County Soi
Cook and State of Illinois, being granted to s.
Cook. 5 Es> >84ss.{ f8E Ss5 s$35
Il 1t Is Ordered, That six months be and the
same Is hereby allowed from and after The date
OF this order. in which all persons having claims
tor demands against the said deceased are re-
4faired to file the same in the Probate Court O1
5said County. for examination and allowance,
or be forever barred i'll Il s
1t Is Further Ordered !, That the 22nd day 81
December, 1897. at IL O'Clock 9. at special
term Of said Probate Court. to be held at the
Probate Office in Warren. Minis in said county,
be and the same hereby 10 appointed as the time
3and place when aud where the said Probate
Court will examine and adjust said claims and
demands. IS
And It Is Further Ordered, That notice Of
such hearing be given to all credi itOrs and per-
sons N ntereste in said estate by fOrtlw pub.
fishing this oraer once In each week for three
successive weeks In the w ARREN AHEAF. q
weekly newspaper printed and published OF
Warren In said county. 5s
Dated e Warren, linn. ]. !. this 18th daysof
.s4 [sEAIl EYEls 81. no
Judge 5oi Probate.
Warren sheaf., 1897-07-01
First publication June 10. 1871
Last publication July %, 1887.
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure by
Advertisement.

: - @ : O.. r - ss : ~
Default has been made in the conditions 8
that certain mortgage. containing power Of sale
dated the 18th day of May, 1882, filed IN the
office OF. the Register of, Deeds in and for Mar
snail county, Minnesota, on the 3lst day o1
May. 1892, at $50 o'clock q. m. and recorded il
book ..la'' OF MortgageS, IS on page 347 whereby
Gustav Buchholz and Alice Buchholz his wife
n'ortgagurs. mortsaged to The Land Mort
gage Investment and Agency Company
Snv,,A5 e. America: n,or+ u!dds Lmted3 81 London
or parcel of real estate, situated in
the county of Marshall. and State Of Minnesota
de- scrbed as follows. to-wit: "
., me Southwest quarter (SWA OF section
TWENTY ty-four 81 In township One Hundred and
Fifty-hve l55). OF Range Forty-'our g J.
containing one hundred sixty ll60J acres
more or less, according to the United States
Government survey thereof, by which default
And no action or proceeding. at law Or other
wise. has been instituted to recover the debt Sc
cured thereby. or any part OF. the same;yand
there is now due. and claimed to be DUE on said
III mOrtgage and said debt, the SIAM of -Four Hun
dred Seventy-eight and thirty hundreths( $47s so,
Dollars: 5[I s51srss%t 't@& s5
Now Therefore Notice Is Hereby Given. That
by virtue OF said power of sale and the statute
premises sold at public velldue to the highest
bidder for cash, hy the sheriff Of said Marshall
county. or his deputy, on Saturday, the oath day
OF July, 1897. at ten o'clock a. M. at the front
sent Of said county. situate in said county and
s'nte. to pay said amount. with interest, 'rwen.
ty-tive Dollars ($25) attorneys fees, taxes, I'll
nny) and the costs and disbursements allowed
by law 81 & 81 S33s
i Dated. st. Cloud, Minn.. June Z. 1897. 4.
The Land Mortgage Investment and Agency
Company Of America tLimited), of London
England, MOrtKagee. Eg. 5y-sy5 z.s@
); Geo. H. Reynolds. Attorney for mortgage
Warren sheaf., 1897-07-01
nortgage Foreclosure Sale.

WheTsas.: default &. hs.ying ydi.ng been made in the
payment 1f the sum of Three hundred and
claimed to be due and is due at the date 81 this
notice not M upon certain M Mortgage, duly. executed
and deliyersa hi. Y Joseph David snd Allie
I Mortgagee, bearing date tho first day Of March
1895, and with q power Of sale therein contained
The The of the
49, mi BOOK e aa4sa aMass
agesl llW oap or page. !: s5s-2eo and 8.
Mortgage BY and BET between y sdhe the
parties thersto that il default "si should 'be bs
IN the
from thenceforth it should be lawful for said
Mortgagee OF = his assigns to consider the whole
sum thereby secured as Immediately due and
], Whereas, the said William Morgan as such
and declare, and does hereby declare 81 the 1 WhoIe
SIM of money secured by said Mortgage to ha
due and payable; and .s,> ,>6 st
due upon said Mortgage at the date Of this no.
tice the sum of Three Thousand One Hundred
and Fifty One and 16- 100 Dollars, and no action
or proceeding having been instituted. at law or
otherwise, to recover the debt secured by said
Mortgage, or any part thereof. <g5s-
Now, Therefore, Notice Is Hereby Given.
That BY virtue Of the power Of sale contained in
said Mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in
such case made and provided, the said Mort
gage will be foreclosed by sale of the premises
described in and conveyed by said Mortgage,
The South half Of Section Number Nineteen,
Sso NGrsn East quarter Of said SECTION
Number Forty-seven West of the Fifth principal
Meridian, containing in all according to the
United States Government survey, Four-Hun-
dred: nd-Seventy-Six and 63-1OO acres more or
less lying and being in Marshall Comfy and
State OF Minnesota, with hereditaments and