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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05
SHALL WE INITIATE ENGLAND?

old Anglo Indian writing in the Aahabad Pioneer says
IA pity fond OF deoeyng ourselves. That
colossal the nations of Europe
aud apply We
though there nothing the native
sober the genius habits
utterly divergent that virtues make
obnoxious.
India by oonquerors for ages But until
planted Pondicherry and England hers
Calcutta the invaders had been Aatcs The physical eond
the Hndoan peninsula natural and aSreeabe
them and they hourshed Invaders established Mosu
dynasty and planted Mohammedansm in India and the
goIs Shah Jehan surviving Agra the pride of the
Brahmins.
The English are invaders like the Ayans and the Mongos
they Asatics. The Angosaxon does flourish
The child born there of English parents has
puny physical and worthless material in the fabric of
Even Eurasian mongrel falls physically and
morally below either parent
That what the with English rule in India. 1t
is building up English community thirteen
colonies, Canada and Australia where the Anglo-Saxou is
physically at home. 1t the nfrmity will finally
all tropical experiments in conquest government by
a uon-tropica people.
the Jaw which against poraton
of Hawaii into Government and system.
f. p. Doe Assistant Attorney General of Hawaii under
the present ogarchy in recent latter to Senator Chandler
says:
II you could intensely Amerl
here wish could how enthusiastically the
holidays kept The spirit of 1875
brightly Concord, Lexington Bunker Hill
a bad place for OF the American milonaires
uny homes and at the same time enjoy the blessing
being under the and stripes We have all
The voters of this republic overwhem-
ingly Your distinguished colleague Mr. Morgan of
is down here having time. When he back
of folks hope will chip
help him all you can il he is a Democrat"
tells the frankly OF the total population
per Americans most of whom went to Hawaii F.
Dole did in adult search of fortune. We DO
that they American patriotism with them, that
failed absorb pathtcaly intense Hawaiian
patriotism which the natives feel They there
British India tropical in unsuitable tropical
conditions under which AngloSaxon bood flourish
and a. flourish from the cradle
American mlionares'' may doubt find it pleasant
The Conicls said 1881 The rich manage get
along buying everything bought way
Injuries bu the country is unfit for a white man."
OF natives Attorney General Dole says in the same
letter;
a OF people, Hawa-
write New
Hampshire who cannot
Here situation in the East Indies
force their government subjected
against their unanimou.
ment by planting the
of its people the English barred in India
Dole would letter carry his intense Amercanism back
State, New HAMPSHIRE where it needed
from that commonwealth the stain Of greater Hit.
eraoy than S found smong the native Hawaians
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05
Lecture ON Municipal Government.

The lecture to be delivered at the Me-
chanics' Institute on Saturday evening, No.
vember 6. by Ernest Mccullough, consulting
engineer to the Merchants Association, viii
deal with the public works of ancient and
modern cities and the growth OF cities It
Will touch upon the problem of municipal
government, and the speaker will discuss the
large Council idea of city government and the
idea OF government by an autocratic Mayor.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05
Sudden Death.

John D. Cronin was taken in an ambulance
to the City and County Hos pitaI last Wednes-
day afternoon and died there in the evening.
The body was taken to the Morgue ana q au-
iopsy will be held TO determine the cause of
death. Cronin was q native of Ireland AZ
years DID, and was q sionecutter By trade. He
roomed at the Fargo House on New Montgom-
cry street, and was taken from his room TO the
hospital. He had recently worked for q
butcher named Steele.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05
WHITE RHINOCEROSES.
African Review.

We hope thst tbs recent action OF the Natal
authorities IN hning two Europeans floo. with
the slteln stiye of twelve months imprison-
menI for shooting two white rhincceroses in
ZalnIand. nay be taken an earnest that
governing authorities generally throughout
Sonta Africa intend 20 put 8 stop TO ine reek-
less shooting Of big game.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05
"Darkest New York Alter Njrbt

This evening Rev. J. A. B. Wilson, d. the
new pastor of the Howard-street Me thodist
Episcopal Church, will lecture in that puiId-
ing for the benefit of the Willie Graham Hos
pital fund. The subject Of the lecture will bs
Darkest New York After Dark
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.3t NJ last his kee

steamed Ia, n t,e bottom of the channel Inei
slucb bnt 'at' dam across the river behind h
vessel and the accumulated waserS this pro
him to 60 on few miles. He Iepeadteu deus added
1t as siy tines and his seven uano osseI
e5iStSve GiS miles to the distance his ves9n. con.
made mac e BY that time Captain Page yailebIe was
vineed that the Piicomayo dn.s was no'
let European explorers discover con tsl
~, south Pole if they can. Americans w.
do we'll to complete the exploration u
Ampripas
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

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In
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CALIFoRN IANS IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. A. P Jones of Pa
juro is at the National. Miss Josephine
Loughborough OF san Fran cisco, who has just
returned from Europe, is the guest Of Attor-
General McKenna's daughters Miss sid
dons Smith OF San Francisco is registered at
the ShorehAm.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05
"Mrs. winslow's Soothing sxrn,,

Has been used over fifty years by millions of mon
ers for their children while Teething with perfa-.
success 1t soothes the child softens the gums Al
lays Pain, cures Wind Colc, regulates the Bows,s
and is the best remedy for Diarrhoeas whether
arising from teething or other causes For sale by
bTugsists IN every part of the world. Be sure AMI
AK ior MIS- W inslow's Soothing syrup 25c ooGtIa
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

RrpREsENTAT1vEs-A. L. L., Sequel, Cal Inc
Representative from Nevada to congress Is
Frank G. Newlauds Reno, New; nose run, nna
Oregon are Thomas H. Tongue, hilisOo "AN
Militant r Ellis. Heppner, Or.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

Rev. Madison c. Peters of New York the latest public
speaker OF plagiarism
verely criticized paying delicate ompliment somebody
he evidently regarded competent than himself not
50 plaia Anyhow the whose idsa
and could no, possibly have further use for it
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

MAT. FOR ST MIcHAEL-R g., Lincoln Cal.
The Postoffice authorities say thst no oa'e nus
haon fYed for the departure OF the next mail
toHt oecE Wichsel. Alaska but that it will not be
before next sprinE.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

THE AMERICAN THEATER-W. s., CITY. Inc
American Theater that stood at the northeast
corner OF Sansome and Halleck streets, oan
Francisco, was destroyed by nre on 'ne A1O4
ing of the II 9th OF February, 1868.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

Aims India from this country naturally with
cool reception English place the Brit
hungry and in the second psrticu.
the that of their subjects
episode would that sending
plenty of stomachs
not to put ii to.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

HRpEsp1NG BLOCK F1RE-W. s., City. Inc
IN tbe Harpenuing block on Market street,
mr. m san an Francisco, occurred on the 23d Sep'em
her 1871.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is perfectly dry sors
end mild, being entirely free from the misrs com
mon further north Round trip tickets. by steam
ship including fifteen days board al the Hogsl Is.
Coronado. $50; longer stay 50 50 per day App-J
4 New Aonigomery street san Francisco, or l.
w Bailey, manager Hotel del Coronado lals Of
Hotel Colorado. Glenwood Springs Colorado
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05
HERE WOULD BE A PRIME SENSATION.


the
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LARGE FAMILIES sxPECTEo.
Detrei, Free Press

The decision OF Federal Judge, admitting
10 the Unite States without certificates the
wives and children OF Chiness merchants do.
ing business IN this country, will have ten
dency 10 increase the size OF Chinese mer.
cAants' families
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

THE PROPER ADDREss-T. s. B., City. The
matter referred TO in your con- munIost'Uti .ar,t
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05
CALIFORNIA glace fruits. SOC lb. Townsenas..

SPECIAL into rms tion daily to manufacturers
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau tAllen'sl $40 Montgomery
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

One Mastys bis boats tabled gold of
treasure spectacle England is
securing OF the yellow do
giving hint that the ha Of repued
Al the rainbow has never been away.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

CH1swEII, IsLANps-Su bscriber, CITY. Ohls-
well Islands is the name given TO three small
max rocks in latitude 50 80 north ana
longitude 149 81 west, destitute OF sou or an an y
kind of vegetation. None of the RECORDS tel-
how or when these rocks received the name
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05
MOWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The LowEs1 RATE-M G., CITY. Inc loves
price OF admission to IN me oorpe''-r 20 - 49,
fight last March was So.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

STRIKING A BALANCE
Washington star.

The spplicsuoas for rsmittances from the
klondiSe may presently turn the tide 0
wealth The other way.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05
JEWELRY.

Puck.
She was SO sblase with jewels,
II was somewhat matter Of doubt
With the msnasers OF The junction,
IL she oushtn'. 10 be put out
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

SOME s25, $50 and SIS suits al SIS, SIT SO and
$50 during this consolidation sale Smith. the
tailor, ga Market st
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05
A NEW ERA FOR THE CALL"

W TIrHfN time comparatively short TuE CALL will
wv its home in tho stately building erected by Claus
Spreckols, which only the loiost but
the superb edihce devoted Office in
the city When Is made The CALL will gain
thing than quarters will have added to its present
equipment device appliance modern ingenuity has
newspaper and in important respects
will enter upon plant as well as new home.
change will notable point the The
II will complete the transformation which began when
paper passed the hands of the
Virtually will be the outward manifestation of spirit OF
which has been infused into all departments of the
paper control will bc evidence
the public of the determination TO make the equal of
newspaper word-horouRhy reliable its reports
brightly written mparaly edited oeauly published oharac
terstcav Californian salient feature and devoted
all the interests of the Pacific Coast.
change take place in the very midst of the joyous
between Thanksgiving a3d Christmas is natural The
should the something holiday occasion
The and first appearance of the
paper the with handsomer type will be cele
by publication of special edition designed be
superior anything published the form OF edition of
daily newspaper; all the readers Of THE CALL will
share in the celebration in the form of erory treat worth
preserving Of important event in the journal
ism he city.
The preparing the artistic features OF the edition will
be entrusted who have proved their skill in such work
As the plan develops further announcements be made
it i'm possible give details 1t sudces
that the special edition will be in comparison all other
compshmous that what The building all
other buildings in this cya monumental triumph
beyond rivalry.
1t is with little qualification IRE CALL make, this
nouncement OF the coming improvement in its equipment 1t
all these improvements readers recognition
the increasing support given by the public Rarely has
paper received marks OF popular approval have
THE CALL into hands Of is
present The subscription list has advanced by leaps
and bounds aud the advertising patronage has been
In addition such evidences OF public good will hundreds of
letters from all parts of the State and from citizens of all
shades of opinion representing the varied interests have
received cordially commenting THE CALL for its attitude
important issues of the
IHE CALL wilt repay this favor the of the public by
providing it with the best that be Published
with existing appliances. II device should be forth
which, particular increases the efficiency Of
journalism and enables add the newspaper
the public THE CAI will add that also to its
plant In fact TRE CALL wilt enter its home not TO rest
hut The standing orders TO the staff will be- '1u
ahead"
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

When the morals OF the city be looked after by
authorities Delany Smith aud Morton them
take the woods they expect be recognized
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

There is instruction in the fact that the patronage to be dis
trbuted by Croker thirty millions yearly
people will pay this instruction thai really worth
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

While the yellow baseball people have prohibited gambling
their park the privilege besS that they running
skin and that charity bogus something
cannot be taken away.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05


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startling intelligence
II n 0
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al o the
o.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

he about time for somebody or other to
the island OF Tbuon With all the appliances for blowing
il ant of he water
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

At least members Of the opera company who visit
blow the gas refrain by Of Gecacy
spreading distressing information that this sy place
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

SECOND GLASS MATTER q, Hengy, Butte
Co unity, Cal Newspapers and magazines are
classed as second-rate matter. When malleo
bv publishers and news agents the rate
postage is l cent per pound or fracti(K
thereof. The ra e 10 be paid by others than
publishers and news agents is l cent Tor eacA
fo1,r ira inrl fharaOf.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

THE CUBAN QUESTION:. C. D., City. The
best in formation that you can obtain OF the
condition OF affairs in Cuba at this time Is
that in the dispatches pu blished in THE CALL
If vor desire a review of the condition OF
affairs month by month you should go 10 the
periodica room OF the Free ubllc Library
and consult the Review of Reviews.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-17
Typhoid Fever.

About tive weeks ago, several employees
of The Lambertville Rubber Co. sickened
and many of these cases have developed
into typhoid fever. Six of these have
died within four or five days, and several
others are siek--some very seriously Over
thirty hands are out Of the mill, but many
Of these are sick with colds and other dis
eases not Of a typhoid character. The
cause Of The typhoid has, it is believed,
been traced 10 well which has been in
use for many years, and which was be-
leved to be free from any contamination.
1t is thought that the trouble is under
control, and that it Is not likely to extend
beyond the hands who have already been
attacked.
There is no danger in strangers visiting
our city and it will be wise for our peo.
pie to refrain from repeating untounded
rumors, which only excite and alarm PEG
pie,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-17

Hon. David Lowshe ia eentiaed To the
house by severe cold.
Frank Brink has received the temper
airy appointment as weigher Of railway
mails, and will enter upon his new duties
on March l7th, running between Easton
and New York.
SHRED Brink has moved from Raven
Rock To this place.
VIM Opdyko's colt, while being driven
by Ms. Opdykc, took flight ran away
and overturned the wagon. Mrs. Opdyke
was badly cut aud bruised, but fortunate.
iy escaped serious injury.
The election of five members of The
township board OF school trustees took
place AT Seigcanlsvillc yesterday tues
day The question of raising $500 to
maintain free school was also submitted
to The people
CHARLES Parent made good fight and
succeeded in scouting the appointment
As ovefsecr Of road district No. ii, which
includes large part OF our village, also
the road to Iambcltville. Charles many
friends will expect 10 sec the roads kept
in first class condition
From the lnrge amount Of garbage,
ashes, and oyster shells thrown into our
Streets many Of our citizens cannot be
aware that a law, passed last winter,
gives any one injured by the same The
right 10 sue aud recover five dollars dam.
ayes, 1t would be good idea 10 have
the oyerscor notify these people.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-17
Union Fire Company.

The SD annual meeting of the Union
Steam Fire Engine Co, No. /, WAS held
at their engine house on Thursday even
ing, March lllh, when the following Of
Ulcers were elected 10 serve for the en-.
suing year :
President -Chas. 4 Skillman.
Vice PrCsdcnt-Jonas ]. Wsrman
Secretaty-W William IL. Moon.
Treasurer Winfield s. Robertson.
Foreman Newton Il. Slack
LIST Assistant Walter ii. Williamson.
ID Assistant-Alfred T Ely
Sd Assistant-Frank Lewis.
4lh Assistant Scott Thorue.
Engineer Edward j. Prehasco.
lst Assistant-W Winfield :. Eot.
ID Assistant George Il. Catrcll
Sd ASsiStant-JAmes VI. Case.
lanitor- Smith Ely.
Purchasing Committee = Newton H.
Slack, VIM. H. Moon and W, s. Robcr-
son.
The motto OF the company "ln union
there is strength, WAS shown at the
meeting. Only three members Of the
company were absent, and The interest
exhibited during the past year by the
members in attending all The meetings
aud all trials of the steamer, aud the at
tendance at fires, proves TINT there is stll
life in the Department.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-17
The Pre- snyterlan Church s.rylec..

The special evangelistc services of the
Presbyterian church are still going on.
On last Sunday evening there was present
one Of the largest Sabbath evening audi.
ences ever seen in the church. Rev. DR..
Spooner preached morning aud evening.
addressed the Sabbath school In the after.
noon on the lesson of the day aud spoke
TO the Y. 2. 5. c. Z. before the eve ing
worship. His chalk talks to the children
and young people every afternoon, which
he still continues, are a new and interest
ing feature of such services in Lambert.
vile. Older people enjoy them as much
as the young folks, and any who have not
been present at one of these talks should
step in TO the lecture room, at s so
o'clock, aud see this novel method of
communicating spiritual truth. The meet
ings will continue this week. aud an.
nouncement will be made on Sabbath as
to further services.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered on next Sabbath
morning and the admission OF new mem
bers will be feature of the day Tue
Session of the church meets every even.
ing to receive those who are prepared and
who desire to unite with the church The
pastor will conduct the service prepare
tory TO the communion on Saturday after.
noon at 8 80 o'clock.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-17

DR.. Grenier, the French Mohammc,
dan deputy, goes to the lavatory OF the
Chamber Of Deputies to perform his
ritual abIutions. When the man in
charge found him taking off his boots,
washing his feet in the basins. and
felt himself Obliged TO Interfere. DR..
Grenler thcreupon walked down to the
banks of the Seine, washed his feet In
the river In the presence Of II crowd Of
1000 persons, and after going through
his prayers returned 20 the Chamber.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-17
NEW uorE AND BUCKS COUNTY. PA.

Philadelphia parties were in Bristol
on Wednesday looking for site for a
silk factory. Manufacturing concerns are
exempted from taxation III that borough
AT the public sale Of Margery S Key
ser, near Pinevlllc, en- the 10th inst,
20,pound turkey gobber brought SO
cents pound, and hen turkeys sold for
23l cents per 10.
"A dispatch tlom peikasie says
Three weeks ago ex.Sheriff Nicholas, of
Bucks county, negotiated for the purchase
of the entire villsge of Uhlertown, on the
Delaware River. The property consisted
OF a hay press, steam mill, coal yard, lime
kiln, boat yard and several houses. The
Sheriff secured the consent Of what were
supposed 70 be the owners, but the Dela-
ware Canal Company filed claim and
the deal has been declared Ell
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-17
Suits.

All strictly tailor made; not
point sighted, not a part skimped
in either outside or lining. In our
line we have suits made of Brillian-
tine, black and colors; Covert
Cloths, 6 shades; Examines in scve-
raj colors; Broad Cloths and Serges,
cut in Elton, Blazer, Refer and
Norfolk styles, with plain, embroid-
cred and braided skirts. The prices
range from $I.9s to $l4.9S, with
many intermediate prices.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-17
Jesus the Carpeufnr.

Isn't this Joseph's SON Aye. It is he:
Joseph the carpenter" Same trade rs me
| thought as ia find It'll know It was here.
But my sights getting queer
don't know right where as his shed might ha'
stood
But often, as I've been n planning my wood,
I've took of my hat Just with thinking of h.
At the same work AZ me,
lie warn't that set up that he couldn't stoop
And work In the country for folks In the town,
And Ill warrant he felt bit pride, like I've
done
AZ a good job begun.
Tho parson he knows that I'll not make Too fl ae,
hut on Sundays feel as pleased as can be,
When wears my clean smock and sets In pew,
And has thoughts not few,
think ofa how not the parson hissrn,
As is eacher and father aud shepherd Of men,
Not ho knows rs much OF tho Lord In that shed,
Where he earned his own bread.
md when goes home to missus. says she,
Are ye wanting your key"
For sho knows my quocr way and my Love for
the shed.
tWe'vc been forty years we'd
Sc comes right away by myscn with the Rock
And turns the old pages, and has good look
For the text rs I've found rs he tells me rs he
We're the same trade mo.
Why don't mark If All. many says So
But think I'D M lief with your leave, lei il 10.
II do soOm that nice when fpll ON IL sudden.
Unexpected you know.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-17
Impressions Of the ~. G. 7. 4.
No Ill
BY Isabella =BEMfHFsr.

BY Isabella II DNNkHEsr.
Another thing which strikes one most
foreibly in the w. c. 7. L. is its finding
the right place for each worker. From its
inception in the God inspiring crusade
down TO the present hour whel il stants
a world wide organization entering every
department where sin and evil are aiming
TO cripple the forces OF God, II provides
for each worker her speciality. The busy
brain, the active pen, the tinancier, the
organizer, the little child, all are wanted.
To the shut in ones who eau only stand
and wait, il has brought n revelation that
they in the sccluson OF their chambers,
where they battle with pain, wbitcns
parched lips and the cry goes forth, "lf il
be thy will lei this cup pass from me, y can
Identify Themselves with the great army
who are struggling FOR God, Home, and
Native Land. They, the lonely and the
suffering, can lift heartfelt petition wrest-
ling ia anguish Of soul, with the Divine
one for his blessing on the work, crying as
did jacob, 81 will not let thee go except
thou bless me, and when the glory of a
victory over evil shines upon the embat-
tied hosts, theirs, too, the heaven spoken
words, a." She hath done what she could. "
1t has enlisted tho Mothers, teaching
them that theirs is no light part to pre-
pare the way for the coming of Chrst's
kingdom, by training The little ones and
making the homes the ceniera OF truth,
purity and reform. 50 they, working in
quiet scclusion. arm the rank and file for
the field
Victor Hugo says IL IS a beautiful thing
to model statue and give it life. To
mould an intelligence and inslill truth
therein is still more beautiful
The W. G. +. L., in its Loyal Temper
ance Legion, kindergarten, Sabbath
School. and Public School Work, moulds
intelligence, leads, guides, diseipnes, TIL
an enobled manhood shall by God grace
eventually triumph ia the fray.
Lucia Klmbal gives us this beautiful
thought. The door OF Millcnial glory
has a chid's hands on the latch. And the
W. G. +. {. whose every effort il to
speed the millennium feaps its most glor-
| ious harvest in this work with The little
ones, OF whose nature the Divine one said,
"Of such is the kingdom Of heaven