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The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26
PERSONA
H. L. Turner of Eureka is at the Russ.

II. L. Turner of Eureka is at the Russ.
o. McHenry Of Modesto is in the City.
c. A. Kimball of Maine is at the Occidental
A. Wiusor Of Gonzales is here on business
trip
DR.. W. a. Davis of Detroit, Mich, is in the
City.
Judge James B. Devine of Sacramento is in
town.
W. Duncan McKim of New York is at the
Palace.
Ex-Judge Harvey Lindley OF Los Angeles is
in town.
NJ. V. B. Millard of Fall River, Mass, is at
the Lick.
D. NJ. Dssart. mining man of Cuba, is in
the City.
P. H. Willy. an attorney of Monterey, is at
the Grand.
E. P. Stacy, capitalist of Minneapolis, Is at
the Grand.
Thomas Fox, Postmaster at Sacramento, is
at the Lick.
Tom C. Gorrie, the mine-owner Of sonoma, is
In the City.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Thore Of New York are
at the Palace
N. 81. spooner and n. J. Henry of Seattle are
on a visit here.
E. S. Ward of San JOSE is registered at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel
George w. Mclean. the mining man of Grass
Valley, is at the Lick.
7. B. Sullivan. q mining man of Butte,
Mont, has arrived here.
s. T. Black, State Superintendent OF Public
Instruction, is at the Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Eaton, prominent
people of Boston, are in the City.
Captain W. ]. Bryant aud @. c. Cheney, OF
Seattle, proprietors of steam vessels, are in
town.
A. J. Levy. prominent bookmaker of New
York, arrived here last night and is at the
Palace.
E. Mulvihill, cattle-raiser OF Nevada, is
in the City and is registered at the Cosmopoli.
tan Hotel.
Lieutenant J. II. L Holcomb Of the United
States navy, has arrived here from thesEast
and is at the Occident tai.
John Mohr, q wealthy resident of Chicago. is
al the Baldwin. He is accompanied by friends
and is travelling for pleasure.
J. Mcdonald, C. NJ Maxwell and J. C. Nc.
Donough OF Fresno, are among the recent ar.
rivals at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Jerome L. Drumheller of Spokane, who has
acquired large fortune in recent years in
mining, is here, accompanied By mis- wife. He
has been visiting Southern California
Rev. Dr. Hyman Samuelson. cantor. of New
York has arrived and will officiate this even
ing and tomorrow morning at the Congrega-
tion Beth Menachim streisand, on Minna
street, between Fourth and Fifth, during the
evening and morning services.
II. l. Borgwardt, who with D. NJ. Pyle and
others has sold the ST. Elmo mine at Rands-
burg for $2h0,000, is the Sheriff OF Kern
County and is frequently at the Russ House
here. Mr.. Pyle, his associate in the mine and
deputy in the Office, lived for many years in
Santa Clara County.
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0LNEY AND LEE.

The effort OF the friends of the admin.
istration to break the force of the state
ments made by Corsul-General Lee con-
cerning the condition of affairs in Cuba
by charging him with ''playing to the
gallery in order to win popular favor
will hardly prove successful. The people
OF the United States are well aware that
the truth OF the statements made by Lee
has been amply confirmed by other au-
thorities. Representatives of the press of
all shades OF opinion have made pubic
the facts on which the Consul General
bases his conclusion, and so far from ex-
aggerating the condition of affairs In
Havana, General Lee seems to have been
unduly reticent concerning them.
The cnsrge that Lee is playing to the
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| gallery" is further yitiated by the fact
| that the reports of the Consul-General
nave not been made directly to the people,
nor In way to attract public attention,
put nave been sent in sealed documents
through the usual official channels to the
secretary of State. 1t was not until these
representations made to the State Depart
ment had been long ignored that General
Lee made any statement direct to the
press at all. Even in what he has now said
to the public there is nothing which in
any way exceeds what was before well
known from reports of reliable men liv-
ing In Havana either as correspondents of
the press or as merchants doing business
there.
This being the condition OF the contro-
versy between the Secretary OF State and
the Consul-General, the American people
VIII not hesitate to side with General Lee
IN the position he has taken. Nor will
they be inattentive to what he has to say
concerning the treatment OF Americans
In Havana. They are aware that he went
to Caba unprejudiced, and is both by
training and character we'll fitted to act
with discretion, observe accurately and
decide honestly concerning what he saw.
This is what General Lee said to CORE
spondent OF the New York Times:
From the moment I landed my American
blood began TO boil. and if stay here much
longer and am forced to witness the indigni-
Ties heaped upon my countrymen without
cause 1t Will literally boil away. They trample
on our nag and hiss us on the streets. Amer
leans are murdered and imprisoned, indigni-
Ties are heaped upon our women and every
atrocity conceive BILE for Spaniard to put on
Americans is thrust upon US.
These words. will have weight with the
American people They are not to be set
aside by the statement that the Consul
General Is making Did for popular favor.
They will have influence in determining
the sentiments of all patriotic citizens
throughout the country. They will have
their effect upon the mass-meeting soon
to be held in this City. They viii con-
hrm the popular judgment-that it will
be well for the United States when the
Cleveland administration is over and Mr..
OIney goes out of Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26


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Kew TO-DAY.

Scrofula is a word you
don't quite understand, but If
you talk with your doctor,
he will tell you that it is
generally believed to be due
to the same cause which
gives rise to Consumption.
1t appears mostly in those
who are fat-starved and thin,
usually in early life. A
course'of treatment of Scott's
Emulsion with the Hypo-
phosites wherever Scrofula
manifests itself, will prevent
the development of the dis
ease. Let us send you a
book. Free.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists, New YouA !.
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BALD EagIe Tr1be, I. o. r. M.

Great ssc chem Josiah Sims, ACCOMPANIED by
Great Chief of Records Charles F. Burgman,
Great Prophet A Jackson, Great SENIOR Saga
more +. Whipp.e, Great SannapAP. L. Bliss,
Past Great Sachem Frederick Brandt, Past
Sacaem NJ L. Wheeler, Past Sachems George
Whitlock, E. D. Follett, j. Fewzer. A. Rudolph,
NJ Leisen and F. Swan, paid an official visit 10
Bad Eagle Tribe last Wednesday night. The
great sachem delivered a very interesting long
talk, followed by Great Chief of Records
c. +. Burgman, VINO. ntertained the members
order during the past great sun. Words Of
wisdom were spoken by Great Prophet a. Jack
son and Great Senior Sagsmore T. Whipple.
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BITTER AM SWEET.

The apple that grows highest is the best upon the
tree;
The rose that is most fragrant always has the
sharpest thorn:
The pearl that is the purest lies within the deep
est sea,
And the deeds that live the longest are of hardest
Efforts bornl
The love that's won too lightly is not treasured as
gem;
greatest weight;
Man appreciates his blessings IL he has to strive
for them,
But he never knows their value II they're
passed up on a platei
Ieadar
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FRATERNAL NEWS.
omcers Elected at tho Annual Meet
Ing OF the BARRIERS Protective
Union.

At the annual meeting of the BARRIERS Pro-
tectlVe Union. held last week. the following
named were elected officers for the ensuing
term: s. Fuchs, president; Il. scheunert, vice
president; R. Oppe nhelm, recording secre-
tary; L. Remassa, financial secretary; John Ie
Retter, treasurer; c. Troell, employment Sec
retary; Q. Lagrave, sergeant-at-arms; trus-
tees-Nilliam LiDpert, G. G. Young and A.
Strohmeir
The union now has membership of 1O3,
and has $13, $50 in It's treasury.
f. Koch, g. Lemke and S. Fuchs have been
appointed q committee of ARRANGEMENTS 10
arrange for an invita- ton ball to be given some
tlme during the month of March
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cettvsburr Circle, G. A. R.

Gettysburg Circle, Ladies OF the Grand
Armv of the Republic celebrated its eighth
Anniversary in Forester's Hall last evening by
an entertainment and dance. There were
present, besides q large mem bership many
friends OF the circle. There was recltat ation
by Mrs A. j. Budd OF Seven Pines Circle,
Highland fling by Miss Chi. sttne Macki!lop,
duet by Maud and Jennie Grindley. recitation
by Past President Mrs. Ba1iy' vocal SOLO by
Lulu Flemming, recitation by Bessie AIKEN and
song and dance by Mr.. Naya. The, programme
was well received, and after the last number
nearly all present took part in the dance.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26
GOOD INVESTMENT FOR BRYAN.
Chlcag go Times. Herald.

William Jennings Bryan finds that running
for President was good investment after aIl.
His earning capacity has increased several
thousand per cent. He looks down now on
the humble $50 week which he used to get
as newspaper reporter. His book is bringing
and his publisher will be glad to buy his in
terest in the work for $4,000. Meanwhile,
whenever he wishes 20 lecture he has only to
say the word TO get $500 night. Bryan no
Jlonger belongs TO the masses; he has: Joined
the classes, for at the present rate he is earn
ing good interest on 81, 100000 worth of ad-
vPrtiSinV
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SIS, 822, ,42s S43,866.es6

With an extraordinary session of Congress
almost certain 10 be called in the near future
ing the ta-iff'on imports, and with no dou Dt
in the pub ic mind that such increase will be
made, instead OF large increase in importa-
tions in order TO take advantage of "fTee
trade" rates. as certain Journals are won't to
style the present tariff, we find the rather
startling decrease of more than ST., 600 600
in imports over January asst year.
But find in the Bulletin of yesterday, Feb
ruary "a, financial department., the figures of
"the foreign trade OF the Un ited States for the
first seven months OF the current year" given
as follows:
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Precita Parlor. n. .. q wv

Preeita Parlor No. 1877, N. s. g. w gava the
first last night of series of ouartsrty sociaIs
10 De continued during the year. 1t was given
In Mission Parlor Hall and there was large
attendance When the first notes of the march
were were prayed the grand march was led by H. s.
eSpauiiding. Si m. president of the parlor, and Miss
late e'i1 bo,a Murpny. Dancing was kept up until a
,aoS. HoIui, ana the many couples enjoyed q
most most pleasant evening. The following com
mtttees managed The affair:
I. I'm pl nitlee o1 arrangements--J. E. Behan, c.
=, Duck " l. Thomas, d. ]. Wren, H. d.
AapIslng. pg. A. F. L. fla, J. C. orlaudt
HEcepton comm lttee-WiIiam Donaldson,
ri E I. Schooer, Frank Ward, J. S. Earls, ]. j..
ad rtoor manager, II. S. Spauld ng; assistant
mo-, ra;'i manager, G: Ii. Cavanaugh; floor com
~ MMltWueeEOr. WEOr. g. n. Van Orden, Charles Ward. J
Partridge, D. NJ. Jansen 'uS' Ol'
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'sNIrs. Wins1ow,s soothing svruD,,

S' oOOIHAnB syrup
Has been used over fifty years by millions or
mothers for their children while Teething with per
feet success 1t sooihes the child softens III gu ms
alays Pain. cures Wind Collie regulates he Bowela
and Is the best remedy for Diarrho whether ars
Ing from tee.hng or other causes or sale by drug
gists In every part OF the world. Be sure and ask
for Mrs. Wtns!ow's Soothing Syrup. Csc bottle.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

N. G. Mcclinton J. E. Dillsn panyte r; Wear P
Rargsr p r Willard, L. ]. Tay ior, John R.
McCrodan, H. r. Lewis J. g. Gran mis-, D; s..
Stanley. a. w. Hubbard, j. W.7Hoag, &. D. Nc
MILAN Gporpa Scarf.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

Every day we have some new reason for
rejoicing that the remaining days of Cleye-
landism are few.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

Bryan has been welcomed in Washing
ton and given banquet, but all the same
he is a sdeshow.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

CORONA is perfactIy dry son
Gnd mild, being entirely free from the mists com,
mon further north. Roupd-trip tickets by steam,
ship, including fifteen days board At the Hotel del
Coronado, $66; longer stay So so per day. Apply
New Montgomery 81. San Fran cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

The differences between Olney and Lee
renew the old contest between the Puritan
and the cavalier, but fortunately both are
going out OF Office very soon and they will
not disturb the country long.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

One of the daughters of the late General Lo-
gan, Mrs. Mary Logan-Tucker, is soon to come
into snug fortune. She and her son, George
Lemon Tucker, inherit two-ffths of the estate
of the late George E. Lemon; but instead of a
fortune of 81 100000 which it was supposed
he had left it actually amounts to over So, ,OOO,-
600
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"The Overland Limited ''-OnIy Three
and a Half Days to Chicago.

The Union Pacific Is the only line running Pull
man double drawing-room and tourist sleepers
and dining-cars, San Francisco to Chicago daily
without change. Buffet, smoking and library cars
ogden to Chicago. Tickets and seeplngcar reser-
vations at / Montgomery ST. D. w. Hitchcock,
General Agent, San FrancIaco
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

Because Senator Sherman denounced
the fake interview with him published in
the Examiner as lie, and SAID the publica-
tion Of such statements is ''sheer idiocy,"
it must not be supposed he is unfavorable
to the Cuban cause. He Is silent on the
subject now because of the fact that he is
soon 10 be Secretary of State, but his
record as chairman of the Foreign Rela-
tions Committee of the Senate shows what
his sentiments are.'
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CALlF0RNIANS IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, N. Y, Feb. 25.-At the st.
Cloud, II. c. Csdy; Astor-A. B, Bowers, g. w,
Watt; Continental, NJ. Wines; Imperial, n. C.
Kingsley; Stuart. C. 81. Gray.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

Chumley-You're a mighty poor talker, es-
pecially to ladies. How did you raise the
nerve to propose to Miss Sweet?
Dumley-Oh-aw; didn't say much of any
thing. l handed my ring to her and she
slipped it on her left finger and said, "All
right, it fit Truth.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

The Senate has made another effort to
force Olney to action, but the effort was in
vain. Mr.. Olney will not move until he
moves out.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

The Democratic members of Congress
from California did not have influence
enough with the Democratic administra-
tion to advance the construction of the
Federal building in this City. but we can
count on the Republican members to do
better when Mckinley comes in.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

One of the merits of the boulevard
scheme is its capabllity of indefinite e1-
pansion. There is no telling how far it
will go when it once gets started.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

1t looks as If the administration had a.
special spite against San Francisco and
held back the work on the new Postoffice
building to gratify it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

SPECIAL information daily to manufacturerI
business houses and public men by the PrssI
Clipping Bureau (Allens), $40 Montgomery
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

The design for the new Federal building
is not handsome, but the structure will
please the people better when completed
than it does on paper
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

1t seems we'll assured that San Pedro is
to get the deep-water harbor. Here's to
you, Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

The powers seem to have interfered in
Crete, not so much to save it for Turkey
as to keep the Greeks from getting it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

There would be work for good many of
the unemployed if The Government would
expend the money which Congress has
appropriated for use in this City.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26
Progressive Endowm.nt Cu,,d

Ine following named Will act as the recep-
uon committee of San Francisco Chapter q,
1ne Progressive Endowment Guild of America
on the occasion OF its first anniversary enter
~ tqinment and bail TO be given in Golden Gate
- t3aii next tuesday evening: W. H. Thorn pson.
Z. p. a. meyer, NJ. I. Moses. Walter White. Fred
rnon naIeri W " J. Sharp, W. L. Cowles, c. II Bah
3 Soek, = l. Mlier, n. L. Hopkins, Allen Fckert.
:. J. FuIIerion, c. w. Gould, E. w. Hill n g
Lewis, l, II. \. Nutter. A. II. Lynn, ]. Il. Barley
T. fetter, Charles +. Strong, A. I. HammersoI.'
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

By energetic action we may bring about
the beginning of work on the Government
building in this City before spring is over,
and the result will amply repay all the
energy employed to attain it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

THERE can be no doubt that timely use OF
Ayers Cherry Pectoral would prevent many
serious throat and lung troubles.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

The way to get move on the officials at
Washington and start work on the Fed
erai building is to begin movement here
and make it energetic.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

The trouble with "yellow-dog Journal
ism" is that it chases its own fake tail
around, instead of showing a nose for
news and following the trail.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

Before the powers venture upon the ex-
pertinent OF providing a government for
Crete under international supervision,
Ehey had better make new study of the
result of a similar experiment in Samoa.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

GENUINE eyeglasses, specs, 15c TO 4Oc, Sun
days, 740 Market street, Kasts shoe-store;
week days, 90 Fourth street, next bakery.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26
Letters From the People.
THE REVENUE PROBLEM.
With Declining ImpOrtations Under Lot
Tariff, What FoHoaC

To the Editor Cf the San Francisco CdlE-SIR:
1t seems to me that the advocates of high
tariff are face to face with serious matter
1 regard the Bulletin of this City as good au-
thority on revenue statistics. In the issue of
February % The column devoted to Finance
and Trade" contains these figures on the
January foreign trade:
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WHAT a comfort it is to be relieved from cornn
HINDERcoRNs does it perfectly. Is cts.
PARKERs HAIR BALsAM is life TO the hair
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

The new Postoffice we need, and the
new Postoffice we must have.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

Cleveland has managed to get one more
message to Congress condemning the pen
sions given to those who were wounded in
the war for the Union or to the widows OF
those who died. He seems TO be under
the impression that every body ought to
have hired substitute and let it go at
that
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

The Cleveland administration will turn
the affairs of the country over to Nc
KiDley tangled up both at home and
abroad. The advance agent of prosperity
will have to whirl in and do lot of house
cleaning and Strengthening up before he
can begin business
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

CALIFORNIA glsce fruit SOC pound, in fire.
etched boxes. Towusends, Palace Hotel bldg"
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

Work on the new Federal building
should begin before summer.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

The very fact that the Greeks are con-
fronted in Crete not by the Turks but by
other powers is a proof that the Turkish
empire has virtually ceased to exist and
the territory is now In the hands of a
syndicate.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

People who wish to see old Egypt must
hurry up, for new one is coming fast. A
concession has just been granted to a COM
pany to run an electric road from Cairo TO
the pyramids. The day OF the donkey
boy will soon be over
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

During the week ending Sat-
urday last THE CALL published
$500 inches
OF advertisements, which is
492 inches more
than was published by any other
San Francisco newspaper during
the same time.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

Eastern papers are announcing the re-
appearance OF robins in their city parks,
just as if they had forgotten that such an
nouncements are almost equivalent to
advertising for spring poetry and pre-
cipitating the rush.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

Tyres-Have you named your boy yet?
spoKes-No; my vile and can't agree. She
wants 70 name him after her wheel and
want TO Same him after mine.-Judge,
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Tho Pxthian knights

Grand Chancellor C. F. McGlashau has dur.
ing the month been paying Official visits to
lodges in this domain. Last MONDAY he was
with Fowler Lodge, at Fowler; on Tuesday
with Sanger Lodge, at Sanger; Wednesday
night with Visalia Lodge. atVisaia; last night
he was with Kern Lodge of Bakersfield and
Sumner Lodge of Kern City, which are to meet
IN joint session in Kern City; and tonight he
Is TO visit Selma Lodge, at Selma.
Brlgedier. General Herman Sehaffner ire
tired) visited Holmes Company of the Uniform
Rank at Angels Camp last night, in spected the
company and installed the new officers
Colonel 7. A. Nerney, assistant inspector
general, inspected the Veteran Guard Com
on the same evening inspected the officers of
Unity Company.
One of the most active men in the Pythian
ranks Is Joseph Calegaris, deputy grand chan
ceiior be entered the ranks in 1889, Joining
Roma Lodge, now the banner lodge of the do
main OF California in the point of member
snip, and his magnetic influence soon caused
MIN TO advance, step by step, until he became
chancellor commander, and subsequently was
appointed TO the position he now holds He
mas heid the same position under q number of
succeeding grand chancellors. He has also
held number of Offices in the Grand Iodg
he occupies prominent position in the
Italian colony of San Francisco and for meri-
torious services rendered in behalf of his
countrymen King Humhert OF Italy sent him
deeoration-the cross of the crown of ItaIy
During the discussion in the Grand Lodge on
the proposition TO prevent the use of the ri ,ual
In the order in any tongue but the EnpIish
the deputy grand chancellor was a ioyai
friend OF the ORDER, and being an admirer of
American Institutions stood up Tor Americans
ana Pythlans first and Italians after that.
The trst regiment of the Uniform Rank of
TINS City will move into Justice Hall. and
after the 1st prox. the City companies will
keep open house every Wednesday night
lhe officers OF the Pythian Hall Association
having given so much satisfaction thew beya
al been reelected for the current term.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26
Native Sons of the Golden we...

Nearly all the parors have increased during the
past term the net increase being 6I7 over al
suspensions designations withtravals ana dsa,h
The order now has 143 parlors, of VIII ch 81 are 10
Gated In san Francisco, Is meeting in the Native
SOM Hall, 2 in Mission Paror Ha,, and the others
a. OH.iSng dlstrcts, California Parlor leads with
1uring Ine term; The largest increase By any on q
par or was oy stockton Parlor, whicn shows an i'm
mas 'ne largest m EN- bership of OF the In erior
Partrs, par VIII $6O3O In its treasury. Eden Parlor
Win 0Iny q members, owns its own home and
has $6769 in the treasury w. 1A0' anu
=. ne leh.n anniversary OF Mount Diablo Parlor
The parl7r aud he Native Daughters ~ Mertinez
Dy an ,t entertainment and choice banquet served
sna 81 q oesu'itu ~ deco ed hall There were re-
the orSar sng grand PRESIDENT visiting members OF
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26

Potato. mushroom CAKES Gunlets,9O5 Larkin
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BROKEN soft BABY cream, 15clb. TOwnsend's.s