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The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25
The Knights of Pythias.

During the week the grand chancellor will
make visits as follows: Tuesday, April g.
Pasadena Lodge at Pasadena; Wednesday.
Santa Aua Lodge at Santa Ana; Thursday, Pa
cific Lodge at Santa Monica; Saturday, Gaunt-
let, Samson, and Marathon lodges in joint ses.
sion with Los Angeles Lodge in Los Angeles,
and Saturday, Tehachapi Lodge at Tehachapi.
Grand Keeper of Records and Seals Herman
Schaffner LETT last Friday for Hanford on busi-
ness connected with the coming session of the
Grand Lodge.
On the 1st of May, Golden Gate Lodge will
hold an open meeting in Pythian Castle, and
on that occasion will tender reception to the
ladies of San Francisco Temple of the Rath-
bone Sisters. The ladies of the temple in Oak
land have been invited TO be present.
company of the division of the uniform
rank is being organized in Salinas, and 1t is
expected that it will soon be ready 10 be in
stltut6d.
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of America, on Friday evening next will be q
very swell event. The cards are out and bear
the inouncement, Full dress will be strictly
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woodnen of the World.

The camps of San Francisco are casting
about to devise ways and means for the enter
tainment OF the Head Camp in August of next
year. The biennial sessions of the Head Camp
might properly be designated as the "mile-
stones" marking the prominent events in the
orders existence and around which a great
deal of interest centers.
1t means the coming together of many of
the brightest minds in the nIne States COM
prising the Pacific jurisdiction to reason to-
getber for the best in terests of woodcraft
And The neigh bors of San Francisco, fully ap-
preciating the honor conferred upon them In
the matter of the coming session of The Head
Camp are determined TO do all in their power
10 make the meeting prominent event in the
annals OF traternal meetings in this City.
The degree team of Oakland Camp on last
Wednesday initiated dozen candidates for
The camp in San Leandro.
There Is some talk of organizing another
camp in Alameda County.
On next Wednesday the amplified degree
will be conferred for the first time in Camp
Elm in Elmhurst.
1t Is expected that by the time the Head
Camp meets in this State the mem bership Will
have reached the 10, 900 mark.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25

0bispo received three applications, Golden
6 te two and Sunset one.
On the first Thur day in May the initlatory
team will initiate six candidates for S cial
Council.
Representatives from all the local councils
viii meet next Thursday for the purpose of
making arrangements for the entertainment
TO be given on the day and night of the cele-
bration of the anniversary OF the order.
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Whist in a Nutshell.

william Mil Butler of the Rochester Whist
Club OF Rochester, n. Y, is putting tie finish
ing touches upon new edition of "Wnist in
a Nutshell" the first edition of 5000 copies
having been all sold The work will be greatly
enlarged both in scope and size, Mr.. Butler
having become convinced that there is an
urgent demand for general reterence-book
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Junior Order american Mechanics.

At its last held meeting Alexander Hamil-
ton Council worked in the initiatory degree
in the presence OF visitors from Abraham Lin
coin, Starr King and U s. Grant councils. At
the meeting to be held next Thursday the
council will lake steps to. organize senate
TO work in conjunction with the house of rep
resentatives OF Starr King Council and the
same night rroIo .ition will be presented to
change the meeting night from Thursday to
Wednesday.
On the evening of the 4th of May Yosemite
Council will hold al open meeting and
smoker.
John A. Logan Council is making arrange
ments TO give an entertainment shortly.
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of the game. The new edition of "Whist in a
NUTSHELL will, therefore, be a whist die
tionary, eye opedia, digest and miscellany
combined, al arranged in alphabetical order
for convenient use. 1t will be the first work
OF It's kind. and will cover the subject of whist
historica ly, scientifically, technically, So
cially and in every other way, including in its
scope advice and quotations from the mas
ters' and later authorities upon every impor-
tant point OF interest TO the student and fiu-
ished player. Mr.. Butler has been gathe ring
materials for this purpose for several years,
aud has the cooperation of the leading players
and authors of the day
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25
Ladies' of the Golden Eagle.

The Easter social siven by Alpha Temple
Ladies of the Golden Eagle, in Acadia Hail.
Union-square building, last Friday night, was
in the nature OF bon- bon social. There was
an attendance of gallant knights and charm
ing ladies, who spent a very peasant evening
in dancing. During the evening excellent
cake and light refres hments were served. The
committee of arrangements was: Mrs. j.
Eiley, Miss Dora Macdougal, Miss Dora King
Miss Dora Muller and F. E. Batturs. Mrs
Elley was the floor director
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25
Whist for Sweet Charitu.

Miss Kate Wheelock. the Whist Queen, deliv-
cred an interesting lecture on whist at the
Pierre pont Assembly-rooms in Brook lyn last
Wednesday evening under the auspices of a
number OF society women. Miss Wheelock
illustrated her talk with a new invention of
her own thrown on canvas Half the pro-
ceeds OF her lecture were donated to charity
After few weeks In Boston and two or three
weeks in Providence Miss Wheelock will sail
on the steamer Furnessia, leaving New York
on the 18th of June. She will go direct, T..
Scotland and stay in the mountains for a few
weeks rest Her many friends in California
will all wish her bon voyage.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25
Answers to Queries.

We will publish our system of scoring in
two-table duplicate next Sunday, when we
will give a detailed account of the match
played yesterday afternoon and evening in
the rooms of The San Franc SEQ Whist Club be-
tween the Petalumas and San Franciscos for
the possession of the Rideout trophy.
Yes. The Trist Club is trying the suggestion
OF Fisher Ames in declaring one suit trumps in
what is called duplicate whist, and so far the
innovation is liked very much. The commit
tee On laws will make its report at the
seventh congress and will have some sugges
tions 20 offer on the subject.
Always blame the loss on your partner We
have tried it now for long time. For the
present ii is working well, but as soon as we
go the rounds / am afraid some thing will
drop-we may not have any partner to lay it
TO. This is apt to be the case.
SHORT SUrrER.-You have a perfect right To
lead ''sneak," as you call it. ii you want to,
as original leader. There is no law against 4.
man playing his cards just as he pleases. Bui
before you do such a thing you ought to have
II understood with your partner, and If you
succeed L. finding one that will play with you
If you do send US his photograph and we Will
reproduce it as whist curiosity.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25

Sons and Daughters OF st. George.
Last Friday night the members of Burnaby
and 2 cKwick lodges of the Sons and those of
Britannia Lodge of the Daughters of ST. George
gave an anniversary enter ainment and dance
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25
Whist at Tacoma.

The fourth annual convention of the North
ern Pacific Whist League was held April 13
at Tacoma. trophy presented TO the league
by that city wa, played for by cities repre-
sented by twelve players each and was
won by Portland. The -four" championship
was won by Olympia, and the ''pair" cham
pionshiD by Messrs. Cox and Miller (Seattle)
with Richter and Remington (Tacoma
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25

parts OF the State in honor of the anniversary
oi the order. San Francisco's eel ebre ton wi !
De the entertainment b Oriental Encamp-
meht and Canton No. s. Probably the grandest
ceieoratlon Will be at santa Barbara, for
winch preparations have been made TOR sew
eral weeks. Past Grand Master william
henry Barnes will deliver the Grafton.
Grand Master Warboys aud Grand Secretary
Shsw lett last Friday for Arcata. where tn, Y
VIII assist at the dedication of new hall in
that town.
Harbor Lodge will confer the second degree
upon candidates at Oakland Lodge Tuesday
evening. The Oriental-degrce team OF Ala
media county will confer that degree upon the
members OF Harbor Lodge, on Wednesday
evening, April %. Ali brothers are invil ed
and all visiting bro theirs are invited TO par
iic!pate in receiving the Oriental. good
time is eXpecteu
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25
Daughters ofLibertv.

California Council No. l, which has heep
making considerable progress OF late has de-
cded TO give q sheet and pillow case PARTY in
It's hail, Shiels building, next Wednesday
evening. The committee having charge OF the
flair will not spare any pains to make this an
ENJOYABLE affair,
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25

the school children will axe part. Then there
will be picnic, aud the special features will
be the crownilg OF the May queen and a drill
contest. In the evening the picnic grounds
viii he iilum mated by electri city
There were present several m EN- bers of the
courts from San Francisco at the first anniyer-
sary bali given by Court Tomales of the town
OF that name last week. There were also pres
ent number of visitors from Court Novato.
Court Magnolia OF Napa gave an enjoyable
social and dance last Tuesday evening.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25

Score: North and South e. East and West z.
Comments by Mr.. Mitchell.
Al table No South learns by the discard of
North that his partners suit is spades and
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25
WHISTLES.
wHEELocK's WEEKLY SAYS:

wIEELocK's WEEKLY SAYS:
The prize n;est of leads in the Pbiladel-
phia Telegraph has come to sudden end.
because the postal authorities think it con-
ficts with the Federal laws regarding lotter-
les. This deciso on reaches n height OF
absurdity that is almost sublime. Ii is the
same kind of bureaucratic rule that puts
petticoats on the Venus de Milo.
HARVARD BEATS YALE
Harvard defeated Yale at Cambridge on
Saturday by the score of 40 TO 81. Harvar,,
played the long suit game. while the wearers
OF the blue monkeyed with short suitism.
The teams were:
va e-Cameron, '99: Bryant 80; Sherwood.
'99; Cooke, 81; Beecher, '9S; Cameron, '99.
Harvard-Hellig, 37; Sprseue, Graduate
School; Endicott, '97; Byrd, '97; Booth Law
School. Morrill, '97
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25
Drayson's syste N.
The Whist-PIayer Who Knows II All

The Boston Transcript has q whist depart
ment second 10 none in this country In fur
nIshing one of its many entertaining and in
structive articles it says: curious feelii e ex-
lists among some whist players regarding the
qualify OF the game they play. In AL lires OF
science and art there have been few men or
. women who have not had to r.coguize some
one as superior 10 them. Why whistplayers
cannot recognize This and, instead of showing
jealousy and illieeling, strive by study to as
certain wherein others are stronger and then
apply themselves 10 improving their game, is
q hard question to answer. Good plays by op-
ponents should be cheerfully acknowledged.
TO defend poor play by ones self is not sign
OF genius. The player who knows 1t all is
never sought after, either socially or as a
member OF team. An ingenious young lady
once remarked Gtn six.haBded euchre party:
.'Its funny cannot learn euchre; j learned
whist in FIVE minutes" That "a little knowI-
edge is dangerous thing" can most truly be
Said as applied TO whist.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25
"Whist in the Mediterranean"

Henry Psyot, for two years the president of
the san Francisco Whist lub, and one of the
m ost popular whist men in the City, whose
only fault is he worships at the shrine of
straight whist, delivered a lecture illustrated
with stereopticon views for the bene-
fit of the Pixey Free Kindergarten, last
evening at the residence of Mrs. +. NJ. Pixley.
at the corner of Union and Fillmore streets.
on the subject, ''Giimpses of the Mediterra.
mean" very funny Incident occurred TO Mr.
ana Mrs. Payot on steamer going up the
Nile ayear ago, where Mr.. Payo came very
near losing his life for "cslling lor trumps' in
a game of whist. To enjoy it, you want the
Storv from Mr. payot's Inns
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25

learn that in late issue of the London Field
an advertisement appeared as follows:
Whist enthusiast desires to meet with others
who have mastered book play ana will meet fire.
quently and regularly for practice, without stakes
or bets. d G. III.
Just fancy what this means-that in the
great metropolis of London poor, lonesome
whist-player desires to meet with others who
do not scorn later day developments and
progress. / pity the poor Englishman. If
he would emigrate TO this great and glorious
country, and take up his residence in any
little town OF 10000 or more people he will
find the associates he seeks without advertis-
ing in paper of the Fields standing. This
recalls to my mind what "Csvendsh'' told me
when he first visited this country in 1898.
The day OF his arrival had been publicly an
nouneed, and the whist-players of this city
knew that he was to be my guest. They
called quite constantly to pay their respects
10 the great whist author. and every dey and
for many hours we played whist. "Cavendish"
thought 1 had previously arranged for
him to meet the best PLAYERS in this Vicinity,
and 1t was almost an impossibility for him to
believe that was not the case and that he
was simply meeting the general run of play
ers. 1t was revelati on 10 him, because the
average of play here was so much higher than
he accustomed to at home that he
tnOugnt, anu Naturally, tndI tne Dest players
had been selected 10 meet him. 1t has been
and still is the exception for him TO get three
other good whis tplayers at the whist table in
England. He very soon found that it was the
exception to have any but four very good
players at the whist table in America. / have
heard that since his return 10 England he in
forms his countrymen that they have been
distanced in the racc, and that If they want to
play whist we'll and intelligently they will
have 10 do as we have done study the game
in all Its phases and not as las been their Gus
tom to consider il merely game of chance.
the main object ing 10 win the other fellows
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25

Court PaIo Alto.
The complimentary ball to be given in Ma
tive Sons Hall by Court Palo Alto, Foresters
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-16
"MONOGRAMS." Best cigar made
SOMETHING TO KNOW

1t may be worth something to know
that the very best medicine for restoring
the tired-out nervous system to a healthy
vigor is Electric Bitters. This medicine
is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone
to the nerve centres in the stomach,
gently stimulates the liver and kidneys
and aids these organs in throwing off
Impurities in the blood. Electric bitters
improves the appetite aids digestion and
is pronounced by those who have tried it
as the vely best blood purifier and nerve
tonic. Try it. Sold for soc or 81 per
bottle at Massie's pharmacy, lOJ Jefferson
street.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-16
Coming and Going.

S. E. Jones returned yesterday from
Lynchburg.
E. S. Herndon, of Newport News, is in
tho city.
DR.. j. D. Kirk returned yesterday to
the city.
G. Il. Jennings arrived in the city yes
terday from Lynchburg.
Miss Fennell, of Hollins Institute, is at
Hotel Roanoke, where she will spend Sun
day.
r. A. Taylor, of Richmond, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Louise Cudllpp, of Richmond, is
stopping at Hotel Roanoke.
Joseph Hanna returned from Lynch
burg yestcrdy afternoon.
H. d. Lippord, Atlanta, J. Harry
Townsend, Philadelphia, are stoppingssat
Hotel Roanoke.
w. II. McQuail, of Ennis, w. Va, L.
j. Mcdonald, ST. Louis, and T. w. Ken
nedy, of Baltimore, were at the St. james
yesterday.
w. w. Harveycutter, of Salem, was in
town yesterday.
r. a. Wilson, oil New York, is in the
city.
Robt T. Bud, of Philadelphia, is in
the city stopping at the Ponce de Leon.
John Sprout, of Crozet, was in town
yesterday.
r. n. Baker, of sfocksville, n C., and
H. BlendiX, of Richmond, are stopping
ut the Ponce de Leon.
Eighteen members of the Behen Spe-
cialty Company took breakfast at the
ST. James Hotel yesterday morning and
left on the noon train for Durham, n. c.,
where they play tonight.
Miss Pearl Paul left last night for
Charlottesville, Va, to reside in the flu
ture.
Ed. Mccoy has returned from the
Lynchburg fair
A. f. Miller, of Richmond, is stopping
at the Ponce de Leon.
Miss Mary Bolts, of Fredericksburg, is
quite sick at the residence of Mrs NJ. c.
Massie on Seventh avenue S. w.
j. NJ. Williams LETT on the noon train
yesterday for Bedford City to attend the
circuit court.
Jack Lee returned from Lynchburg
yesterday.
Miss Rena Barger returned from fly
ing visit to Radford yesterday.
Frederick Aunspaugh left yesterday
ioi ~ nohpure W aItenu Inc lhir-
w. B. and Frank Rainey left last night
for Lexington, where they will witness
the game of football between the Allie
ghany and Washington and Lee teams.
Col. Jas. S. Browning, coal operator
Of Pocahontas, is in the city.
Miss Terrill, of Hollins Institute and
Miss Louise Cudlipp, of Richmond are
guests at Hotel Roanoke
Hon. e. w. Saunders, of Rocky Mount,
was in the city yesterday.
Senator H. d. Flood, of Apponattox,
was here yesterday on business.
r. A. Taylor, of Richmond, is regis
tered mt Hotel Roanoke.
w H. McQuail, n coal operator of En-
mis-. W. ". is a guest at Hotel Roanoke.
Maj G. w. b. Hale, of Rocky Mount,
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-16
MRS. FoRD's FIRST MOVE.

She Gets an Injunction Restraining Her
Husband Receiving Money.
Richmond, Va, Oct 15.-Mrs. Loretta
Small Ford to-day secured an injunct ion
from the law and equity court restrain
Ing Lawyer Preston Cooke, trustee of the
Ford estate, from paying over 10 Stew
art Ford $3.50 at stated periods, the
amount allowed him by his mother. 1t
will be remembered that Ford and his
wife are sueing each other for divorce
She claims nlimony, and says in her bill
that Ford is so eXtravagant if he is nj
lowed TO draw his allowance there will q.
no money out of which to pay MlmoDy if
it is allo wed by the court
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-16
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.
Large Percentage of New Men as Our
Coming Legislators.

Richmond, Va, Oct. 15.-Of the
twenty-one nominations made Ivy the
Democrats for the senate, fourteen ere
new men-a larger percentage than in
any year since the war. Over sixty of
the one hundred house candidates are
new MEN Two gentlemen, at present
members of the senate, have been nomi-
mated for the house. They are the Hon.
James ~ Stubbs, OF Gloucester, and DR..
G.. II. Snead, of Princess Anne. DIR. w.
d. Quisenberry, OF Caroline, former
senator, is also Il house nominee. Six for
mer mem hers of the house have been put
up for the senate, as follows; Bland
Massie, OF Nelson; 3. r. Munford, of
Richmond; r. b. Hartley, of Sussex; S. E.
Foster of Norfolk; r. A. James. of
Pittsylyania, and John N Opie. of Az
gusta. The Republicans and Popuists
have very few candidates in the field.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-16
RLCES THAT TICKLE PURSES,

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Dress Shirts, sizes 12 to Is 1-2-a first.
class soc shirt, SOC.
40 DOZEN MEMS FANCY Fleeced
Stockinet Shirts and Drawers, gray, very
best regular SOC quality only 42c.
CASE MEMS All Wool Scarlet Shirts
and Drawers-only SOC.
&c DOZEN MEMS WHITE Stockinet
Shirts and Drawers, very fine fleece lin.
ing, positive value 39c-goiug Mt soc.
FINE Ala WOOL FLANNELs, Silk
embroidered, 36-inch wide, 62 Lee, 75c,
SOC and 81 yard.
5OINCH TAPESTRY for Upholster
Ing, only 81 1-2c.
HEAVY PERSIAN TAPESTRY for Up
holstcring, the regular Zoe quality-now
Csc
FINE SILK TAPESTRY for Uphol.
STEERING. beautiful; woith $l.76--here
for $l.25
4O.lNCH DOTTED MUSLIN for Cur.
tains-now only II l.2c.
BEST GRADE sc scrim of Curtains :
now 4c.
ENTIRE LINE fine Japanese Draper
les and silkolines; worth IL | 2c-now
l0c.
PRETTY FANCY DENNIS for Ora,
perry, 36-inch, IL Lee
NEW TURKISH Striped Denim, gee;
worth 25c.
SPECIAL in India Linen--our lovely
II lie quality-now l0c-a bargain
EXCELLENT CANTON FLANNEL
DC a yard, 20 yards for ST.
BETTER GRADE Canton Flnnneis,
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EXTRA HEAVY Canton Flannels Sc;
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GOOC ia Unbeached Sheeting, only
12 Lee.
FINE ENGLISH FIANNELETTES
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36INCH FEATHER.PROOF Ticking,
zoe; worth 25c.
30 INCH AMOSKEAG ticking. feather
proof-only 15c.
32-INCH FINE INDIGO Striped Tick.
ing, IL Lee sort, 10c.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-16
FIVE TICKETS BEFORE VOTERS

FIVE TICKETS BEFORE VOTERS.
Richmond, Va, Oct. 15.-There will,
it is believed, be five tickets, or parts of
tickets, on the official ballots to be voted
for at the election on Noveln Der g. These
are Democrats, Republicans, Prohibitions
lists, Socialists and Populists The first
three parties have nominations for all of
the candidates to he voted for The So
cialists have nominated for governor and
lieutenant governor, but not for attorney
general, and the Populists only for lieu
tenant governor.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-16
BoNNER'S OYSTERS.

If you wish the largest and latest oys-
tiers ever brought to Roanoke go to Bon
ner's restaurant \ fresh supply of
Lynhaven oysters received every day.
Can be served IL any style you like. Fol
lowing is the price for oysters served:
Lunch counter Standard stews, 15c;
elght iried, Zoe; plate raw, 15c; oyster
soup, lOc; bulk, 25c per quart.
Dining room-Lynnhaven oysters, the
very finest. will be served in dining
room-1-2 dozen fry, 25c; stew, CSC; /
dozen raw, 25c.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-16
TO SUPPORT LYNCHBuRG TICKET

Harrisonburg, Va, Oct. 15.-Capt w.
:. Lurty, who was defeated for the nom
ination for governor at Lynchburg, and
whose remarks on that occasion are we'll
known, is out to day in n card announc-
ing his intention of supporting the ticket
nominated at Lynchburg He still thinks
that the votes of enough delegations that
had no right to vote were cast against
him to defeat him, but says he believes it
to be the duty of all loyal Republicans to
support the ticket, and asks all of his
friends to do So
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-16

was in the city yesterday en- route home
from the Lynchburg fair.
Rev. j. II. Roberts passed through the
city yesterday en- route to Ohio, where he
goes to deliver series Of lectures.
NJ. c. Pelton and w. c. Judkips. of
Christiansburg, were in the city yester-
day.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-16

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