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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-13

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-13
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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Red Bluff.

Mrs. W. B. Cahoone has gone to San Fran
cisco for visit.
Miss Jean Bonnemort of San Francisco is
the guest of Mrs. Douglas s. Cone.
Mrs. DR.. F. II. Albright and daughter
Adalu, have returned from a visit 10 Coro-
nado and Santa Maria.
General n. P. Chipman, Supreme Court
Commissioner. has returned to San Francisco.
after visiting his extensive fruit farm here.
Mrs. Paxton of San Francisco is here on a
visit TO her sister. Mrs. D. s. Cone.
Peter Dean of San Francisco, president of
the Sierra Lumber Company, is here, looking
after the extensive interests of his company.
Mrs. Will Todd and daughter of Santa Rosa
are the guests of Mrs. w. p. Johnson.
Miss Alice Mathew of this place is the guest
of the Misses Browning in Woodland.
Mrs. Hearn and son, John j. Hearn, have re-
turned from Shasta
DR.. J. A. owen has started to New York over
the Northern Pacific TO take a post-gr aduate
course in medicine He will be absent till
January.
Elias D. Gardner is spending a week with
friends at Sisson.
Miss Belle Hammons has returned from a
visit TO friends IN the mountains.
Mrs. Truitt of Healdsburg was the guest of
Mrs ]. C. Hamilton this week.
Miss Olive Hickman has returned fIom San
Francisco.
Miss Minnie Duncan and Miss Carrie Zim-
norman have returned from San Francisco.
G. G. Gaines has returned home from San
Francisco.
Mrs. Dr. ]. NJ. West and Miss Edna West
have returned from a six months trip TO
various Eastern cities.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Lodi.

Ex-Supervisor William Ennis, pioneer of
the State. is seriously i'll at his home near
town.
party of Lodi Young men, among whom
were George Reagle, Louis Franklin and Ed
Angler, are seeing city life IN the Golden Gate
city
Mrs. c. H. GooGall returned to her home at
Alvarado Wednesday, after brief visit with
old friends here.
Mrs. Lrmon Williams and son, Delbert, have
returned from Santa Cruz.
Charles Guggolz of Lodrs leading butcher
and cattle firm lett for Byron Hot Springs The
first OF the week in order to try the curative
power of the waters there. he was suffering
so badly from rheumatism when leaving that
he was unable 10 move himself
Miss Lola Wheeler made a visit to Stockton
relatives few days ago.
After a short vacation. during which time
he took in the Native Sons jollincation at
Santa Rosa, Joe Friedberger has resumed his
duties as Wells, Fargo & Co.'s agent here
Miss Minnie Knapp has gone TO her new
home in the southern part of the State
Friends unite in wishing her happiness.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
OulSUR.

Miss Kent of Oakland is in Suisun on visit
with Miss Emma Robbins
Miss Mary R. Coghlan is spending a month
at New Carlsbad Springs, Lake County.
Mrs. s. G. Hilborn and Miss Grace Hilborn.
wife and daugh ter of Congressman Hi born,
are spending a month in Suisun. They are
the guests of Mrs Mary Hilborn and family.
Miss Carrie Dinkelspiel has been in San
Francisco fer several weeks on visit with
Miss Maud Frank. She will return to Suisun
about October l.
Captain William Pierce, who recently pur-
chased the yacht White Wings, set sail at
Suisun last Sunday with party of friends for
few days cruise up the Sacramento River.
Captain Pierce's guests are Mr.. and Mrs Grant
Chadbourne, Miss Bauman, Miss Butterfield,
Elvin Bauman and Charles Brown, of Suisun,
and Mrs. George S. Clark of San Francisco.
Mrs. Z. B. Alden has returned TO her home in
San Francisco after visit of several days in
Suisun with the family of Colonel P Reeves
Miss Mary Lemon of Fairfield left the first
OF this week for Santa Rosa. where she will
make an extended stay with her sister, Mrs. j.
w. Warboys, and family
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Modesto.

G. W. Toombs and wife have returned from
Santa Cruz.
l. Kahn, banker of Oakdale visited this city
last week.
Detective Thacker of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
force was in town last week.
Mrs. J. L. Ward has returned from Port
Townsend, where she has been visiting for the
past month.
James S. Osborne, manager of the Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance Company of San Fran
cisco, was In this city last week accompanied
by his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Well have returned from an
extended visit to the metropolis.
W. R. Montgomery ana mother have returned
from three months visit TO Santa Cruz.
Attorney L. ]. Maddux, trustee of the Pres
ton School of Industry, has gone to lone on
business pertaining to that school.
Judge Budd OF Stockton occupied the bench
week.
L. G. Brasswell train dispatcher at Oakland
pier, has been visiting Henry Cavill.
J. F. Herman, editor of the Home Calendar
of Fruitvale, was in town last week in the in
terests of that paper
w. C. Pease aud r. de Lappe of San Fran
cisco were in this city during the latter part
of the week on business pertaining 10 the re
cent fire which destroyed the Ross House.
The family OF H. H. McCumber have re.
turned from their summer sojourn at the
coast.
Attorney R. C. Minor was up from Stockton
on legal business.
T. F. Woodside has returned from Tuolumne
County, alter an absence Of several months.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Pacific Grove.

Rev. Z. r. Ollie, DID,. pastor OF the Central
NJ. E. Church of San Francisco, is here attend
ing the annual NJ. E. conference.
Rev. DR.. W. T. Smith of New York, corre-
spending secretary OF the Methodist Mission
ary Committee oil the United States, is attend
ing the conference.
one of the visitors at FL Carmelo Hotel is the
Right Rev. Bishop John P. Newman, who is
here as presiding officer OF the annual Cali
fornia conference.
Nine Won Finkelstein Mountford is a guest
at Ei Caromel Hotel
Miss Evelyn Mccormick and Miss Mary Brady
are sketchiug here. Miss Mccormick is about
10 set up studio in one of the picturesque old
adobe houses of Monterey.
Misses Matte and Nellie Mccormick of San
Francisco are guest is at El Carmeo Hotel.
Miss Lake, the deaconess whose name has
lately become so we'll known in connection
with the rescue work she Is doing among the
slave girls of the San Francisco Chinatown, is
in Pacific Grove attending the Meth od.st
conference.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Pasadena.

Right Rev. Bishop Montgomery will oficia to
at St. Andrews Church Sunday evening, Sep
temter 10.
Colonel 6. G. Green, owner of the Hotel
Green, who has been spending the summer in
Woodbury., n. j., and vicinity. is expected
here with his family in his private car sun
day, September 19, and will expedite rs rap
idly as possible the building of the 5000, 600
annex which is being erected III the park op-
posite the hotel and which will be magnifi-
cent addition TO it.
Judge H. w. Magee, bank inspector, has re-
turned from the inspection OF banks in San
Bernardino County.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Hurlbut and Miss Hurl-
but will leave El Retro, their handsome
Orange Grove avenue residence. next week
for their annual fitting to Chicago, where
they will spend three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Heney of San Francisco
are guests OF Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Childs at their
picturesque home, Arroyo Vista. Mr.. Heney
is Mrs Childs' brother.
W. D. Woodward, County Supervisor from
Lnrdsburg has been visiting here.
Attorney A. R. Metcalfe has been visiting in
San Luis Obispo.
r ]. Martin and daughter accompanied by
his family physician, DR.. n. A. Dalrymple, has
gone to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stanton and daughter,
MISS. SidutOu, nave lSbuIheN AAoui theid
summer home al Squirrel Inn TO their hand
some residence Grace Hill. Miss Stanton Will
leave soon for Mills College.
G. Wharton James has returned from his
trip to the Moqul snake dance, ten miles
from Holbrook. where he secured some fine
views to be used in the stereoscope.
Rev Dr. n. II. G. Fife has returned from his
summer vacation, which was spent in the far
East.
Among Pasadena people OF note who are
lingering at Hotel del Coronado are: Mr. and
Mrs w. C. Stuart and family, Mrs. Allan Dods-
worth. Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Morehouse and Miss
Morehouse, Mrs. Robert Vandervort, j. w.
Vandervort, Mrs. A. c. Armstrong and Miss
Marian Armstrong
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Tulare.

Colonel C. W. Tozer, pro minent mining ex-
pert, is developing some promising leads at
Kingman, Ariz. Tulare is the home of Colonel
T ger.
Professor C. J. Walker, principal of public
schools, is preparing for the winter term,
which opens on the Goth. Professor Walker
has spent much of mis- vacation studying new
methods and plans for the winters work.
Senator r. Linder is home from extended
visit TO San Francisco and bay points.
Mrs. Josephine Humphreys of Los Angeles,
wife of Thomas Humphreys, division foreman
of the Southern Pacific Company, is visiting
friends in Tulare.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Wright of Berkeley have
arrived in Tulare. Professor Wright is vice.
principal of public schools.
Judge ]. w. Davis, who has been visiting in
Sonoma, has returned
]. Goldman of the firm of J. Goldman & Co..
Tulare and San Francisco is still here looking
after his extensive interests in Tulare and
Kern counties.
T. Bacgaupi, who owns extensive inter-
ests at and near the town of Angola, on
the Valley Railroad, has been here looking
around
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
New Mexico.

ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEX, Sept IT,
Mrs. Walter G. Hadley and her daughter
Carrie have gone East to visit friends in In
dianapolis and Philadelphia till December.
o. E Cromwell and wife of New York will
spend the winter in Albuquerque. Mr. Crom-
well has large property interests here.
Mrs. Wingo, wife OF the famous manager of
the Democrat, viii leave next week for visit
to relatives in Texas.
Hon. George Curry, ex-president of the New
Mexico Senate, is visiting friends i'll the CITY,
Governor Otero and staff have been the
guests of the city for the last few days. They
have gone to Santa Fe.
Professor Hiram Had1ey, late president of
the University of New Mexico, is preparing to
move to his ranch near Las Cruces
Hon. Lorion Miller and family will hereafter
make their home in Albuquerque. Mr.. Miller
was until recently Secretary OF The Territory.
The ladies of the Public Library Associa ton
scored big success with their ''lady min
strels" entertainment and realized hand
some sum for the benefit of the library.
Miss Claude Albright. whose voice has been
much admired III Europe as we'll as in this
country, sang to her friends one evening re-
Gently, when she won additional admiration,
She intends TO return 10 Paris this fell 10 re-
sumo her studies, and expects 10 make her
debut in opera at Milan next spring.
Mrs. Solon L. Rose expects to move to Tenn
nessee to make her home there as soon as she
can dispose OF her residence in Albuquerque.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Wsalia.

Mrs. Anthony Tuchy of Oakland. who has
been visiting with her son in this vicinity for
several weeks, has returned to her home.
Charles H. Murphy. a teacher in the Poly
technic Institute OF San Franc isco, has re-
turned home after a visit OF several days with
friends here.
Miss Minnie Wagy of Tucson, Ariz. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Leslie Owen, of this city.
Mrs. J. S. McGee is here from Stockton on a
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Ella Byrnes,
wife of Pos tmaster Byrnes.
Hon. D. V. Robinson, late of the State AS
sembly from Tulare County, lett this week for
a visit OF about month among the old friends
of long ago in Schuyler County, Missouri.
Judge S. G. Nye OF Oakland, who delivered
an address at the Valley road celebration
here on the 9th, returned home this week
after visiting his daughter.
D. S. Lipscomb. the assistant tax collector of
Tulare County, is in San Francisco this week
on the first vacation he has enjoyed for twenty
four years.
After an absence of nearly ten months Mrs
Alma Porter has returned home. She has
been visiting her sister at Byron, in Contra
Costa County.
Miss Pearl Caldwell arrived here from Oak
land o few evenings ago and has commenced
teaching school in the Townsend strict.
Deputy County Clerk John Broder is again
enjoying himself in the high Sierras catching
trout and hunting for deer.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Menlo Park.

Dr.. and Mrs S,oilard have returned from
their visit 10 the S.lkirks, where they ascend
ed some of the higher peaks and enjoyed the
IN agnificent mountain panoramas. DR.. Sol-
lard attended the meeting of the British Asso-
cIation Tor the Advancement of Science in
Toronto and also that OF the British Medical
Association held in Montreal. He was the
special representative OF Stanford University
at these conventions.
j. S. Fraser, superintendent OF the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company. who spent the sum-
mer here with his family, has returned 10 San
Francisco.
Mrs Joseph A. Donohoe, with her family,
has been at Hotel del Monte for the past two
weeks.
Timothy Hopkins and family have returned
from Lake Tahoe.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
St. Helena.

X. W. Lemme is up from San Francisco SUI
perintending picking and wine-making
on his ranch. Mr.. Lemme is in the employ OF
the Wine-makers' Corporation in the metrop-
Oils.
c. Carpy has been spending several days OF
this week in the metropolis.
+. Chevalier of San Francisco spent Sunday
on his Spring Mountain place.
W. H. Tsplin has returned after an absence
OF several days in Antioch and San Francisco.
Rev. J. H. Wythe Jr. is at Pacific Grove at the
Methodist Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schonewald have re-
turned from Castle Crag, the resort having
closed for the season. Mr. Schonewald has
gone to Hotel del Monte, where he will spent
part OF his time.
Abe 2. Leach OF Oakland Is q guest Of the
Misses Chabot at the summer home OF their
mother, near st. Helena, "Villa Rsmi''
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Druke have returned from
q visit in Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Stanford Lathrop will
spend the winter in San Francisco.
Mrs. L. Carver is in Sacramento visiting rela-
tiyes.
Miss Rachel Angwin of Angwin's Howell
Mountain resort is visiting friends in Santa
Rosa.
Robert Prouty of Oakland has visited sew
eral days with his folks IN St. Helena.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
HauWards.

George Horn. who is in the employ OF ". w.
Montague & Son. and wife, OF San Francisco,
have been visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sissous o. San Francisco
were entertained by Mrs. NJ. Stanton during
the past week.
Mss Emma Strow bridge. formerly resident
OF this city, and Miss Emma D0bbiss, both of
San Francisco, were visiting friends the early
part OF the week
JohC Smith, who holds rosition under the
Secretary Of State at Sacramento. has been en-
ter'ained by his friends during the past week.
Miss Fannie Cooper, who formerly taught in
Laurel Grammar School. departed this week
for Los Angeles, where she will assume po-
sition as teacher in one Il the public schools.
Charles Strobel, who is connected with the
firm Of Hoibrook, Merrill & Stetson, has passed
his vacation at the home Ot mis- parents
Miss Florence King of San Jose. who has
been spending her summer vacation here, has
returned to her home.
Mrs. e. Neud eek and Miss Lizzie Neudeck
wife and daughter of c. Neudeck, have gone
on pleasure tour 10 Oregon. They will be
gone about month.
Quite delegation ot Haywards people went
TO Santa Rosa 10 attend the Admission day
cele ebraiion. Among the number were Mrs. ].
L. Geary, Misses A. May, E. Geary, Z. Horn. o.
Allen, n. Smalley aud L. Pam.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Auburn.

Colonel Walter s. Davis, owner of the Nam
moth Bar, the richest gravel mine in Califor-
MA, has gone TO San Francisco, accom- panied
by his wife, daughter Lille and son Charles.
. John spaulding, superintendent OF the
South Yuba Water Company, has returned
from Stegler Springs Lake County, which are
owned by him.
L ]. Nichols, cashier of the Placer County
sank, lett last week on an ocean trip to Port
t-and. Or, making the trip for his health.
Hon. c. T. Reed, at one time the wheat king
OF California, and a prominent rancher of
foto County, but who has of late years turned
ms attention to mining and made his home In
Auburn, has returned after several mon tbs
stay at TIE Sea Beach, Santa Cruz. Mr.. Reeds
health is improved.
e.: Mrs. NJ. D. Lawrence, wife OF the superin-
tendent of the City Water Works, has returned
from tive months visit in Wisconsin.
Mrs. W. A. Freeman, wife of the proprietor
of the Freeman Hotel, returned this week
from trip to Portland.
Robert Waugh, who was sent by San Fran
cisco capitalists TO investigate the Trinity
gold fields, returned this week.
Mrs. J. j. Valentine OF oakland, wife Of
President Valentine of Wells. Fargo q Co.,
the guest IF Mrs. Emily Robertson ut her
Oivini farm lat week.
Hon. ]. H. Neff, president os the California
Miners Association and director in the Placer
County Bank, was down from his Colfax home
this week.
Hon. J. A. FIlcher, manager of the State
Board of Trade, has been visi. ing his home in
Auburn.
Mrs Berry Mitchell and Mrs. Fred Stevens
have returned from Pacific Grove.
Colonel JEFF DooIittle is up from San Fran
cisco looking after the Gold Run Gravel Min
ing Company's properties
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
MIIEWEGFTT ATHLETE SHOULD TRAIN TO THROW THE HAMMER

Plant your feet firmly, about twenty
inches apart. Grasp the handle firmly
and describe three preliminary revolu-
lutions, keeping your arms at full length
when the weight swings in front of you
and making the circumference just as
large as you possibly can. Do not move
your feet during these turns, but stand
perfectly firm and be just as graceful and
easy as you can, gradually putting more
and more power into the circles until you
are burling it almost as fast as you can
on the third revolution. Just as this is
about completed bring the weight
down close to the ground with all
your might, your arms out at full length.
ana lust before it gets directly in front of
you, turn just as quickly as yon can. Keep
hold of the hammer and its momentum,
greatly augmented by the turning of your
body, will take you around again. Still
keeping your arms at full length, do all
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
San Luis Obispo.

Miss Lena Jatta. the estimable daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Jatta, died on Tuesday in
San Jose, where she had been taken for treat
ment.
n. ]. Muma nephew of B. F. Muma, prom
inent citizen of San Simeon, has gone to his
home in Phoenix, Ariz, after a months visit
with his uncle.
Louis Zehender is down from Sutter Greek,
Amador County, on visit TO relatives.
Miss Belle Peyran and Miss Olive Maydwen
have returned to San Francisco after a two
weeks soiourn as the guests of Mrs. J. E.
Mosher.
Miss Bessie FORBADE OF Oakland is the guest
of relatives and friends in this city.
James B. AXE past grand trustee of the
Native Sons has returned from Santa Rosa,
where he attended the Admission day festiv-
tiles.
Mrs. John F. Dava and daughter, Miss Car
rie. of Nipomo, left on Tuesday on visit to
relatives in Santa Bar bara.
Hon. A. Porter and wife expect to remove
to SAINT Barbara and make that CITY their per-
manent place of residence.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
HE COMNGS AND GOINGS OF MANY PACIFIC COAST PEOPLE

United States Marshal at Juneau, Alaska, and
will leave for there October /. His family Will
remain here.
Miss Mary Martin of San Francisco has re-
turned home after visit with Hon. and Mrs.
]. T. Campbell OF Santa Rosa
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Geary are visiting
in San Francisco. They have recently re-
turned from Inverness, where they spent the
summer months.
Mrs. John Reid, wife of Rev. John Reid of
Livermore. lett on Thursday for home. She
made al extended visit with Santa Rosa
friends, and rendered reception by the
local musicians at the Elliott residence before
her departure
Miss Nellie Smith, daughter of Dr. Smith,
expects to depart shortly for protracted visit
in San Francisco, ana has resigned as secre-
tary of ST. Marys Guild OF the Episcopal
church.
Alex Raggle. Bert Fennell, Cornelius sulli-
van and Oscar Murray have returned from
Trinity County, where they went six weeks
ago to prospect for gold.
Mrs. Belle Bushnell of Palo Alto is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Bradlee, of
Santa Rosa.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

you can to add to this momentum, and
when the second turn of your body is
about conn pleted, give the weight mighty
upward toss over your left shoulder. which
should send it high in the air and directly
behind you. The dotted line e. =. ~ is the
direction in which the weight should go
in order that the throw might be the best
you are capab BILE OF making. To cast the
hammer the least Bit off 10 one side means
a poor throw every time. After the ham,
mer has left your hand you should be
standing with your left side turned toward
the direction in which the missile has
gone.
The whole secret of throwing long dis
tance, then, lies in getting the hammer
right behind you, and in being quick.
Now, word or two as to the manner
in which you should practice. OF course,
you want to take it easy at first, but as
soon as you learn how to throw we'll, you