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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-19

@eblen sit9 aii6 NIT aDsn ibrn ~ gebote
itebenoer Wittelu, oil bic Grrt6tuu9 ~ieiler
Wiible, 10 pie aud osS 0ammeS uno ee9ell
gnians oes Sabres 1871 mar SieieIbe f&on
in Setrieb.
Die Observation-Disclosures gep66rte Der
ieiten InIieolru9 eincl GolplUe our Grid
tung einer 8tr1e uuo Gjeblel i1entte Der
@emeiiioe oas @ruubitiid gum iesigen fatb.
Str6bofe uho mar aud bic trGfti9ite Stitee,
baS ''nervus rerum'' Der ilelien tatb. 8fdrs
rel. Our6 i'm uto Sofimaun iilb ie6r
piele 0eutl6e nno ipe;iel beuti6e 6atboli'
fen lla9 Ylpmoutb uno Siour GountD &C.
fommen.
@ebleu unb Soiimaru baben ri6tig seurs
tbellt. Plus wlloeu 0rGrisu limb bliibsnbe
Seloer uub @drteu gspOroen, 2eWarS nit
iciner beinabe 5000 3Gblenben 9ep0lterune
bat i'll ieineu tur;eu gsitano Sorti6ritte aui,
jnUeiien, bic pom feiuer Stabt Sopa's iibers
trolien, ia ui6t sinmal srrst6t fueroeit, unh
:. e. Su6aunau, Der erite 3e~ituu9smonlI
oes Gountp's uno @riiuber bes 9eUiars Gen.
ttlel bate reht ais er 2eOtars 'the Gate
way City of Eastern Commerce. uaunte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-19

Ser qelebrte Seiuitenpater SDtes,
tpelher Dor &urSem BON papite gum
9lpotoliiden 8icar Der Seiuiten-WiiIs
fion in Siio-Ifrita ernannt puroe,
ftreibt aus SumbrooD u. a. iiber bic
iatboliide Preiie: IS 1T tsine lleber.
%treibuna, tpenn ia ia9e: In jeoe m tas
tboliiden Sauie, in peldes id bier in
Stio.afriia TONNE, bdlt uno eitirt
man cine tatholii6e 3eitun9. sic TT
in Der Sbat bic am tueitelten perbreitete
uno am meiiieu geleiene 3eituna bier
in oieism fernen 2anoe = uno teine
itebt in sroberem anisben. SD freue
mid bariiber. benin mad meinem Dos
fiirbalten 9ibt ss tein: 10 mltti9e Sos
iomptipe, ipis bic YreIle, ia, ih 9ebe
NOD psitsr uno ia9e: wenn in europa
Elm mdhtiaes tatbolii6es Wieoererruas
den it%attfinoet, ipenn Die STRIDE ben
i6eino i6la9en iol, 10 9ebiibrt ein
3 auptantbeil OIL benz @rfolge
elmer 9uten nno md9tigen tatoli.
den pree uno DEFENDERS allen
tatbOliiden 3eitunSen."-
,Wabrheitsfr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-19
oSnaem6urgi(des
Dereiniete Staten.

Der ,Gbicago 8ecoro" ersdblt bas
Solgenoes, weldes obne Sweifel einen
Surembur9er betrifft:
gu QibIanb, Wisc., fraate am
@beno bes 9. Sanuar Elm unbstannter
einen 3nabeu auf Der StraBe mo 2eus
te Az finoen ieien bic Seuti1 ipreben.
Ser 2leine fiibrte ben Wann oaraufbin
gum Sauie oss Serrn Soeft. mo flip
Der Wann als U. Yennin9 bon Wbapes
ton, %. g., poritelte uno iaate sr be-.
finbe iid auf benz @ege mad Milwau-
Tee. Sbidon Der Wann D6lis 3eit
bate ben ndbiten 3ug bortbin 81 be.
Dei9en, iAien er burhaus nltt 81 ellen.
fonoern blisb bis Witterna6t, t%uorauI
Serr Soeft benz Wann ein Belt an'
iptes. 5riib Moraens itano Serr
Soeft out um Seuer su NADER uuo
lisb Penning i'm Bette. gDGbreno Der
Mbmeienbeit bes Serrn Soeft nun,
fdOB lih Pennin9 cine Su9el ourh ben
2apf. MIn fano WertbIaheu i'm Be-
TRACE bon $500 bel benz damn ullo
einen Yrief ~folgenoen Snbaltes:
SO beauitra9s hermit Srrru Sobann
Soett meiu Welo oil meme Srau gu leitoeil.
WReine Sralt beiBt 9enntnS, 9eborene Nue,
Don S9ieren, III GrOBberjo9tbum, Qurem.
burg. S6idet all btes @elb, bas ibr bel
mir finbet nit alien mas mir pou Bbapetou
satommt, oil metne Srdt.
es nurben in benz Shreibsn aud
Stuei Wanner Q%enannt, tuelhe Yennin9
s2S52 iduloen iOaen.
SrOOtIpu II, q. g., 10. San. 1897.
Usrtber Ssrr @ouusr!
Der bieli9e 9uremburger llnteritibuusss
Gereiu uou Srooilpu bat ii9 aui9elOit, oa
bic Witglieoerjabl ~ eintm @siterbeltano
auBu flein betrabtet wuroe. Der Serein ers
belt ldou ieit Sabren ftine ueuen Wtit9lieosr
mebr luo bate aud ieoeS SiSfaliabr etl
Tsfi,it au perSei6nen unb eS mar oaber mlr
cine Srage Der !Stit, waitu iib osrielbe anfs
l0ien miiie. IA uniere Raiie nod gut
beiteut mar. 10 beibloiisn mir, bisielbs inter
bic VereinSmitglieosr Az pertbeilcu. IS
btfanosl iid etpa 1915 in Der Raiie ltnp
la6 @rlebigunS aler l.iisr Berpfiatunget
9e9sn ben Streiu trbielt ein ieOes Witglteo
pon ben Is Setreuel, bic Sugegen mGren,
$S4 uub Der 8er,iu bate oamit aufsebDrt AZ
eriltiren.
Der aui bisIt QSeiie auiSeIOits euremburs
Ger llnteriiibun9s @erem Don Srootlpu
MAJ am 10. 9s;ember 1880 9eSrinoet pors
ben uno b.itonb lomit 10 Sabre. IS 1T
inter ben Qursnburgern Don Dem Oort unb
Der ~llmss9sno feiu 3uidmmenbaltsn. @enu
bic eursmbnr9sr li6 eiumal Suiamnsniinoeu,
bann bat Sober feline eiserle Dleinui9 nnb
nil lie burbisem unb bamlt Re6t babel.
ss feblt baourd MI Sarr1onie uho baber
bdbet bic ellremburSsr Rational : Serslne
tintd6 felnen Seltanb, pie es bic peribieoes
llen Serlube Don alremburger TereIlet bier
bepteieit baben. Die qurembur9er MAIDEN
III alberen Sereineu quite Wit9lieoer, aber
inter sluatber lino ie isbr lslten eini9.
SieieS btn9e9en riibrt wieoer oaber, peil
ielbitperitGnoli6 bic wirtli6 brapeu fatbos
liidsn eurembnrser aui bic Sausr ni6t mt
ibren pou Der Heli9!on ibrer Glteru ab9efals
leien SanoSlenten barmorii9 s%uiammeis
piI!sH tOnnsD, benz Die gsstsrsI iino mel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-19

items a~lerbano @sieui9aiteu beiSetretelt, NO
lte nldts tbnlt ais bel benz Sotlispofus NIB
s%arltart, Der bort 9etriebeu wirb, ben Wunb
oufretBen llo lie glauben oanlt, mas Wuu7
Der ne 9erporoen iilto, nenn tie gum Royal
Arcanum ober ben Odd Fellows 9eboren.
VS. ~ leoem oentenoen Weui6er uno beions
oers leoem SUtbolifsu tlar, baB oteie 6rtreme
I1Idt barmOnii1 IN einem ltationals Tereiue
SuIammenleben f0nnen. ga ;u einem gutell
Sereiie aber Die Sauptbeoiuguug Die giti9s
teit 1T, 10 niro Ielbitperitdlolif feline CHING
tsit bort beitebsn %fonneu, mo bic Giui9teit IN
Der duptia de oes 9aujen meni6li6en
eebens, b. +. IN Der &eli9iou ni9t pors
banoen lit.
Wit berSli9sm Grube Der Sbri9e,
&c. cd mitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-19

ibren friiberen Stono 3uriif9ebradt.
Oils @re9or XVI. bic Sruferei 1872
beiuhte. tonnte man ibln Elm Nlbum
pprle9en. oas in IS Cprahen aeorufte
9lrbeiten entbielt. rpOpon % olidtilu,
81 europdii6. 3 ameritanii3 uno B
afritanii1 wcren. Inter ben Werten
bieier @nitalt finost lih audi oas ,.Was
ter unier" in $50 SpraAen georudt.
-,Gatb. 8olts5tg."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-19
Gin CtId 0ciGihte oeS Wets
Itd1en Sotua.

9e y2eItars Ssrolo" entnsbmen
tpic:
- 6iir3li6 Santsta9s iano bic gserbignne
Der am VtitDo1 Na6t. periorbelel
,Sruu gsblen ltutt. Oa bic 8eritprbene elmer
Der dltelten Gioneers 2lnlieolerin pom geDears
mar, 10 wabr wobl poraus sl iebel, bab
troe bes iebr i6lehteu 3uitauoes Der 98e9e,
bic UReniben pom Staot uuo llmge9eno oer
Serltorbeuen oaS leete @sleite 9aben.
Die decentralization wurben pom &ep.
Weis, Yfarrer Der beutiten tatbolii6sn nub
Satber Barron BON Der englilb tatboliihen
@emetnoe. III 2eDtars NIB 6atber eiueban,
Vtarrer III Boone, pelher Dor 26 sSabrsn be
srlten Seelior9eroienite fir bic dnsebenos
Yiarrei periab, uno pou Sos. Sris Don
eeltors ais Suboiaton, Seleitet.
gta6osm fir bic 8eritorbene ein feierli6es
Requtem 9eleien, belt 5atber 9iiebau eins
tnrje IIlpra6e, III Del1er er ben 3med oer
Sel6eiieier ertlarte uno alf oas en9ere fatbo:
liI6e eeben Der 8abin9eibieoeien binwies.
ST laots, bab CT bic 8eritorbeue uub biz
9anje Samilie perl0nli6 femme, ba sr ais
Wiilionsblensr, bic an9ebeube Yiarrei per;
lab, ais peoer Rir6e nod RiarrbauS bier
AUNASh luNpNtH ibuk Nhh'NS tNlDOitlVS NuAhi-
lien. - Srau @eblen babe iiir allss 9eior9t.
Sbrer 6reigebi9feit babe ibr piel Oauf &c:
brabt. Sbr beites i3immer muroe gum Got.
t~esoienit ber9eri6tet uno bic arnIelI, WtiIs
iionsoienii baltenoeu Yrieiter, babeu BEL ii,
uuterfunit uno Serber9e sefunoen, uuo es
rDuroe Don ihr iir ales auI's bette Gorge 9es
tra9eI. Siir bic Qrmel uno Rotbletoeuoeu
mar ibr DIR nie peri6lOiien, unb man6er in
Rotb beftioli9e ieue 9luiieoler baben benz
Gbepaar geblen ieli9. fir Stlie sI oanfsn.
glls er 9eeuoi9t bate, murbe bic 9ei6e mad
benz Observation-Disclosures 9ebra9t uno in
oaS title Grab 9elaiien. pier ermabnts
Rfarrer Ueis Die g%eiotra9enben NIB belons
oers bic 0ereinsirauen, oereu Wtit9lieo ulb
@rilnoer Die Veritorbene mar, fir bieie III
beten. Sic lei oeren Witldpeiter semeier,
ia le lei ais bic geilti9e Mtutter Der Yfarrsi
81 betra9ten. Sie babe ais 9etreue, wabre
Gbriltin 9elebt NIB 9spirtt uub isi als lolbs
9eltorben. - Geouloig unb 9otter9ebeu babe
le lang Oil baileruoen geioen getra9en, 10
pte er es nod BON feiner Berion ,uuor 9eies
ben babe.
Sbr Cob wiro Dor allen Siir9srn obue lln=
teri9leo Der &onfeiiion bltraaert. - Sle
ribs IN Srieoen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-19

Gr,bii9Of 3aroetti. - SD bin Der
Nnli1t," fbreibt Serr College Wtiils
Ter in Der .,Stimme Der 8abrbeit",
,.oaB @rsbiibof 3aroetti in &om, mo
er ieinen Wobniib aui9ei6la9en bat,
uns INSTRUMENTATION Satboliten
BON 9rOBerem Nuben iein tann. dig
iueun sr Gpaojutpr zines %unierer betos-
ten Gr'biI6bte niiroe. Weil SiihOf
Seane, Der pormaliae 8et.or Der tas
tbol. llnipsrliidt 81 Waibin9ton, benz
&ufe bes bl. Saters Sol9e aeleiltet, 1T
Elm prdlat BON Der 9soeutung uno Der
8einnuns bes GrSbii6Ois 3aroetti
cine NOtbpenoi9teit in &Om. Siidof
3sane bat in elmer su @aihinotun 9e-
baltsnen anipra6e beutlih ourhbliden
laHeu. bab err in Rom i'm Sntereiie oes
untir9liden 2iberalismus tbatig iein
ipiro. Sas Iolte ibm aber eribwsrt
iusrosn. llno tper t6nnte baS bslisr
ilno na6balti9er. als Grsbiidof Gar
BETH. ipslber bic ameritanii6en 3u=
itdnoe 10 gut tennt, als giibof 3eane
ino ibm an Wilen uno oiplDmatii1er
8epanotbeit melt lberle8en it'll" -
Sbioem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-19
Cine 2iiae feit9euagelt. - Nus Satus
renee, MaH., niro beri6tet:

.,Ssm appItolii6en Ssleaaten Wisr.
Wartineli puroe geltsru elne 0speibs
bon 2onoOn oes Snbaltes 9e3ei9t. BAT
or Die anaabe imprint babe, Die euro.
pdii6en Wtd6te bdtten ae9en bic Gins
miiauna Der Ser. Staaten in ben cuba.
niiAen &rieg Sertuabrun9 ein0ele9t.
Ser Sele9at ertldrte, oaB ibm Die Sadie
Qanslih unbetannt lei uno er es pOr'
Siebe, bic cubaniide Sage niat gu erDr'
tern. ,Satb. 8laubensbOte."
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-06
OPPOSES ANNEXATION.
TOru Hoshi, the Japanese Min
lister, Says His Country
Does Not Favor It.
Japan Has Claims Which This Govern
ment Must Respect-Hoshi Says
He Was Not Recalled.

Toru Hoshi, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary, arrived here
yesterday on the City of Peking and took
apartments at the Palace. He was accom-
panied by his secretary only. The two
will leave for Washington this afternoon.
Minister Hoshl spent the afternoon in
company with Irving NJ. Scott and drove
out to the park and to the Union Iron
Works, where the Japanese cruiser CniIose
Is being built Later in the evening the
gentlemen dined with Saburo Koyo, the
japanese Consul. at the consulate at 1914
Pine street.
Minister Hoshi was at first rather 10th
to talk about the circumstances of his
leaving Washington and of his mission
here, but later thawed out little and
granted CALL reporter an interview, in
which he denied the reports which were
curr ent at the time OF his departure.
$50 far as there being any strained re.
lations between Secretary Sherman and
myself or any of the officials at Washing
tor" said Mr.. Hoshi, the reports are
untrue. The most amica bic feelings exist
between us. The report that | was re-
called was also untrue, for l went to
Japan on a leave of absence, and also ia
get instructions regarding my action dur
ing the winter.
u apan does not want the Hawaiian Is
lands annexed" continued Mr.. Hoshi,
"notwiths tanding the teleerams purport-
ing to come from there. If the United
States annexes the islands Japan will In
sIst that certain rights which she has in
| the islands must be respected. We nave
| claims against Hawail which must be re.
| spected by the United States if she an.
! neXes them. We have treaty with Ha.
waii respecting the importing of laborers
! and of the products necessary for theil
maintenance. Hawaii violated that treaty
| by deportng some of the laborers, and
also again violated it when the Ha.
walian Government imposed a special taz
on importations which We sent to the
! lslanIs
Japan will insist that her claims
| against the Islands shall be respected.
| have my instructions as to what course tC
| pursue in the event that the Islands are
annexed, but of course l will refrain from
| disclosing them"
Mr.. Hoshi further stated that he could
have secured very influential positions in
! his own country, as he is a lawyer and 8
| politician, but he preferred a diplomatic
| position, and that is the reason he had &C
| copied a State position. In closing the
| interview he stated emphatlcallv that ht
did not leave Washington in a huff, bu
! went because questions of great momen
| 10 his Government were expected to arise
in case the United States annexed tn;
Islands, and he wished to get some definit,
| instruC ions.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-06
MIXED MARRIAGES.
Rabbi Meyers Says the jews Should
Oppose Them.

Rabbi Meyers Says the Jews Should
Oppose Them.
Rabbi Meyers spoke to a large gather
ing in the church of the Congregation
Ohabai Shalome last night on the subject
OF MIXED Marriages" After referring 10
the early Jewish times as an illustration
OF the greatness of the Jews and to show
the reason why none of that fai b should
be ashamed of the religion OF their faith
ers, he said that there was a tendency
among the present generation of Jews 10
lose sight of that greatness and 10 forsake
their religion.
THE Jews should oppose mixed mar
riages for the reason that we are a small
band and they would in time eradicate us.
When Solomon married Pharaoh s daugh-
ter an old tradition says that the Angel
Gabriel came out of heaven ana placed
two reeds on wnat was afterward the site
of Rome. That was to signify that the
power of the Jews was to be broken"
The speaker then said that mixed mar
riages led to misery and unhapplness,
and he related several instances in point.
r. e Jews did not love their GENTLE broth
ers and sisters less, but they loved their
religion and GOD more. There was no
reason why any young Jew should seek
for a male outside of his own people. for
the young Jewesses of to-day were the
equal of any by inheritance.
The speaker concluded by saying that
the parents were TO blame for mixed mar
rieges, for they did not teach their chill
dren to have the proper reverence for their
religion.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-06
men being permitted to erect an iron gate
across pub C street 10 conceal shame p
MENTALLY UNBALANCED.
Mrs. f. Gordon, Accomplished
Englishwoman Taken to the
Receiving Hospital.

Mrs. F. Go'don. an accomplished Eng
lishwoman, was taken to the Receiving
Hospital yesterday afternoon by Officer
McMurray of the California Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
She was employed as a servant at ALL
Twentieth street and not being accus-
toned to hard work and being without
friends or funds she worried over her po-
sition so much that her mind became
affected and the family got afraid of er.
They notified Officer McMurray, who lives
in the neighborhood, and he took her to
the hospital, where she will be kept for a
day or TWO, till something can be done for
her.
She is a native of London, Eng. and
lost her husband about ten years ago.
She suffered from nervous prostratIon and
her physician ordered her long sea voy-
age In the hope of recovery. She went to
Mexico, remained there for some time
and about three months ago came here.
Being without funds he advertised for a
situation and got employment with the
Elliott family.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-06
CRACK COURSERS COMPETE
A Great Day With Dogs and Hsres
at the Ingleside
Park.

Yesterdays coursing was the best that
has been witnessed at Ingleside this year.
A MerCed winner ran and won, which is
the first time this has occurred. But
Mia mo is a crack that Is bard to beat. 1t
was day when the talent had things
their own way. Following are the runs !:
Curtis & Sons Blackette beat D. Shannon's
Swinnertou; d. ShannOn's Sarcastic beat J..
Byrnes's Occidental; J, Deans MialmO beat T.
Buffers Susie; J. McCormick's White Lily beat
H. Tiernan's Belle of Moscow; 5. E Portals
Laurelwood beat T. Cooney's Right Bower
Lsrkey & Rocks Emerald beat Dillon &
Reilly's GranuOle: ii. Springs Pippin ran q
bye.
Second ties-Blackette beat Sarcastic; Mi
almo beat White Lily; Lsurelwood beat Pip
pin; Emerald ran bye.
Third ties-Mialmo beat Blackette; Laurel
wood beat Emerald.
James Deans Mialmo won the final and the
stake.
The puppy stake went as follows:
J. Deans Gladiator beat NJ Trsynor's Miss
Dividend; Curtis d Sons Maud : beat ]. Kee-
mans Royal Oak; d. Hooper's Koo Lawn beat
w. Tnompson's High Born Lady; Kay & Trant's
Crosspatch beat Lynch & Maher's Traver; S. L.
Portals Our Boy ran Dye.
First i-s-Gladiator beat Maud S Our Boy
peat CroSspatch; Koo Lawn ran bye.
Second ueS-Gladia tor ran bye; Koo Lawn
beat Our Boy.
FInal-D. Hooper's Koo Lawn beat ]. Dean S
Gladiator and won the puppy stake.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-06
CAL FORNIA
LIMIT Ed.
SAN FRANCISCO
TO
CHICAGO
|SSIIIEN Ds
||!S2lslIlI i o! |

4ralns leaVe from anu arrive at Markets. ST. Ferry
: an Francisco Ticket Oflice-6s4 a Market .trao,
chronicle Building Telephone Main l51O OaS
land Ohce-lllS Broadway Sacramento 0fice0(
2O1 street. NV oA0e-
The Best Railway-San Francisco to Chicago
Look at the Time o the CaI;f.,
Limited
Leave San FRANCISCO 4:30 M MONDAYS and
1hursdays; arrive Kansas City P NJ Tb4Psda -
and sundays; arrive st Louis A. NJ Fridavs 90
MONDAYS; arrive Chicago :43 a NJ Fridavs ana
Mondays. - iiu"ys ana
DINING AIRS under Harvey s man.,.,,a,,
Bunet smoking Cars and Pullman PsIacs SIean.
Ing Cars "40Ce sleep.
This train carries Frst-class Passenyer. on,,
ou. no ex ra charse is made. 0niS'
Inc ALTA y TIC EXPRESS. leaving danv a.,
a;oO M carries Imam Pa ace and PM, ~ ~
ioutSt .St sep ne cars on last time. Direct con
East. ivy AVA aI points
,New ralis new ties. new ballast. new bridgas
e hne snortrst crossing OF the desert anL n onntrx,
snat Int ess by its varied and beauTifni seny ray
me hlghest grade of passenger eoninnnent ~ ~
nneAis at harVey's famous dining-rooms
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-06
SAILORS SAY IT
WAS A CANARD
Explanation Of the " Mys-
terious Lights" on the
Kate and Anna.
Thirteen Very Happy Sailors
on the Bark Alexander
Mon ell.
A Voyage From Newcastle of Ninety
Two Days-Launohing of the
America-Boy Overheard.

The master and sailors OF the schooner
Kate and Anna, which was stated in a
telegram from Pacific Grove to have acted
so mysteriously off Point Sur in the way
of flashing lights at night and darting
hither and thither without any definite
object in view, deny that there was any
thing of a secret nature going on at all.
In their opinion the news originated with
"some farmer"
The schooner is owned by Carl Lutgep,
and on this trip Antonio Anderson acted
as master. At present she is anchored of
Meiggs wharf She started from Sausa-
Tito about two months ago on voyage
for sea-otter skins, and managed to get
two OF them in the region OF Point Sur.
They are worth aboCt $500 apiece. In the
region of San Miguel Island three seals
were lassoed and sold 10 man at Mon
terey, who trains them and disposes o1
them to passing showmen.
The mysterious lights" observed about
the deck OF the schooner are said to have
bee n nothing more than a lantern in the
hands of one of the sailors while engaged
in The performance of his duties.
Late yesterday afternoon the bark Al
exander McNeill reached port, ninety wo
days from Newcastle, n. S. W., with a
cargo OF 1882 obs of coal for ]. ]. Moore &
Co. Sixty days are an ordinary passage,
and Captain Jorgenson gives as a reason
for his exceptionally long voyage that
light winds were encountered for the
whole trip. 1t required sixty-one days
10 reach the equator.
Only two ships were sighted on the
whole voyage. Both were viewed in the
distance on the second day. When the
bark arrived here her hull was covered
with thick deposit of slime.
A strange thing in connection with the
voyage is that the Implement of sailors
was Just thirteen. That point was over
looked by the captain until too late to
amend it, and all on board were in agony
on the whole pas age for fear of some
dread calamity. When the vessel reached
here safe there were just thirteen super
shtious sailors heavlng big sighs of relief
at their wonderful escape"
The beautiful naphtha launch America,
belonging 10 kitterman, the Stockton
street furniture-deaier. and costing $1,000
wa launched from Powell-street wharf al
P. NJ. Saturday. She was hoisted into
The ar and lowered into the water bY the
wrecker Whitelaw, a novel method OF
launching a craft, and one that prove
Mike FitZgeralds profound assertion that
''the world is moving"
The steam schooner Alice Blanchard
seventy-three hours from Puget Sound,
reached here yesterday with several pa g.
sengers and a deckload of lumber. She is
now moored at Powell-street wharf and
will go back on her old run between here
and Coos Bay, Portland and Astoria.
A small boy fell from Meiggs whar
into the bay yesterday, but'was fished ou
by companion and was none the worse
for his wetting
All the Chinese, mail and baggage or
the City of Peking were brought ove1
from Angel Island and landed at the Pa
citc Mail dock yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-06
STABBED IN THE BACK.

Joseph Moreno Wounded in Quar-
rel Over Card Game.
Joseph Moreno, living at % Green street,
was stabbed in the back by P. Faro about
II o'clock last night
The men were engaged in a card game
In saloon on the corner of Stockton and
Union streets and a row ensued, during
which Faro assaulted Moreno. The
wounded man was taken 10 the Harbor
receiving hospital and was attended by
Drs. Hill and Zabala. The wound. while
dangerous, is not necessarily fatal one.
Faro was arrested and booked at the
California-street station on a charge of
assault with intent to kill.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-06

disIiked most, to Suhr's undertaking par
lors yesterday and prepared for crema-
ton, according 10 the ar-angement ne
had made before he went to the hospital.
The friends of the deceased are wonder
ing what has become of a diamOng ring
he wore. and which he priced most. Inc
gem was presented to his grandfather oy
Marie Antoinette just be ore that lady
was led TO the Fui. .oUine. 1t was gem
OF rare value. 1t was pear-shaped ana
was most peculiarly cut. Wallace always
wore it on the inside of his finger. 1t is
thought that he sent it to mis- brother,
who h lids prominent position with
large broking house in New York.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-06
Division in Itself.

At the Bethlehem Church. on Twenty-fourth
and Vermont streets, last evening Rev. Mr..
Tnbbs smoke on ''The House Divided Against
ITSELF Among other things he SAID: where
things are divided against themselves there Is
No Glance for h harmony. Where there is divis-
ION in the heart there can be no progress, and
the same thing applies TO the Church Inc
trouble in the Church has probably been salts
a1Insion to it in MS sermon The congregas
ton seems well satisfied with its present pas
tor and it is hoped by them that there WILL De
no change in pas tors
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-06
MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY

N'1A S"uSAIito Ferry.
Leave San Francisco Comm.ncia. NJ
l3, 1897:
MEEk DAYS-9 80 A. NJ l,a5pu
DA1S-S;Oo, 600. IL 80 A M.1.1s
THE Tips an oe arranged for oy applying n
no NOS. Cook d SON, 62l' Market at San s Es.n "
else0' or 'elephonips gsysFa Of TamsIpais N1An
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-06

perdition, prod uciag grist which is salable In
he commercial circles OF unrig teousness
Dr. Locke then discussed the prison-houses, in
which many modern Sams0ns are to-day
grinding their ives away. Prison-houses OF
11nbeiief, of worldly gaia, OF immortality, of
DrOcras tination ana pad ha bits, osing with a
graphic description of the tragedy in which
The Life of samson ended.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-06
WoOdworkers' Ball.

Good music, large crowd and plenty OF en-.
joyment were the features at the thirteenth
ball of the Amalgamated Wood
workers Union No. Is, which was held in Tenn
pie Hall, on Turk stree last night. The com
mittee who assured the success OF the ball was
composed OF j. Jorgensen, II. Nickol H. Teller.
Selo's band Furnished the music