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The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
4heosophi.ts to Log a Conversions.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Feb. 13.-Colonel
Blackner, leading theosophist, received
word tonight that the theosophists cru
saders now in San Francisco will arrive
next Wednesday night. The cornerstone
of the much-talked-of temple for the re-
vival of ancient mysteries, to be built at
Point Iona, will probably laid on Friday
or Saturday of next week.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
THE new DRESS GOODS.

While great many of the old
standbys. such as Serges, Gre
pons, MohairS and plain weaves
will be much worn, the greatest
favOrites for the season will be
Fancy Suitings-such things as
Shepherd and Fancy Checks of
all kinds, Scotch Tweeds and Mix
lures, English Cheviot Suitings
and goods of that nature will be
way in the lead.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
Wash Goods at IL Cents,

SWISS LINONS, of the latest arrivals,
Wnite and tinted grounds, large, bright colored
Dresden patterns
DOUBLE " ARP LINONS, one of the great
bargains of the season. They are full 40 inches wide
white and tinted grounds: specially adapted to
sea-shore wear.
TAILOR SUITINGS, one OF the few new heavy
weight materials for this season; pretty checked
aud tweed designs.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
M,.raar mt Rentnn.

SEATTLE, WASH, Feb. ia rancher
supposed to be Edward Volskie, Rou-
manian, was murdered last night in his
ca bin near Renton, in the southern portion
of this county. The murderer set fire to
the house in order to hide his crime, and
the body was burned almost beyond
recognition. A Bulgarian farm hand
who ccupied the premises with VoIskie
is MISSING
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been notified OF the change in the Judges
decision.
CALABhSAS WATER CASE.
Old Time Disputants Again in Court TO
Settle Trouble With Many
Peculiar Phases.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Feb. 13.-Leon
Gazave and Manuel Dominguez, residents
OF classic .Calabasas, who formerly in
dulged In the exhilaraIing pastime of
using each other as targets for pistol prac-
tce, are IN the courts once more in a new
and unique relation. Gazave proved a bit
reckless on ''the field of honor" wound
ing a constable by the name of Brans-
comb. DomingueZ also stopped a few of
Gazave's stray balls.
Dominguez in the present action seeks
Judgment for $1,000 damages for alleged
interference with his water rights and for
an injunction to prevent further inter-
ference The plaintiff claims that he
entered upon unsurveyed Government
land that no one else claimed. has i'm
proved it and occupies it with his family
10 this day. Upon one corner of the land
ne discovered spring and developed it.
he succeeded in securing a flow of one
miners inch, piped the water to his house
and used 1t :or7 his domestic wants.
In August, 1888, he posted a notice
claiming the water, laid a line of mines
built tank and felt very thankful that
ne had good water supply. In February,
1888, Dominguez claims, Gazave broke M
'4Io "atel pipeS anu tank, ana while en-
gagged In repairing the damage done. a
mob OF men. among them Gazave, as
sauited and beat him, "riddled his body
with bullets, knocked his wife down and
drove him away from the spring, threat
enink him with violence if he tried to
take the water again.
Upon the witness-stand this forenoon
Dom1nguez produced an old note bearing
the signature of Leon Gazave, ana stated
that the defendant before he entered upon
tne iand near the spring came to him and
From the demeanor of the nlaintiff il
was evident that he believed he had
warmed snake in his bosom in thus piv-
ing GaZaye a start in tifa 6-'
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
BIDS FOR FRESNO coRpsEx
San Francisco Swrgeon Han. Then, 5a,.
Dis ction,

FRESNO, CAL, Feb. 13.-The Board Of
Supervisors has received proposition
from DR.. E. s. Howard of San Francisco
for the purchase of the county's dead. to
De used for dissection purposes. The doc
tor offers to pay any reasonable charges.
Deputy District Attorney Williams has
rendered an opinion, however, pointing
out the structures of the law in permitting
bodies to be used for such purposes, and
it is proba BILE that the Supervisors will not
accept the proposition. The San Fran
cisco students of anatomy are now send
ing to the country for bodies, the Coroner
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BKRWERY AND ICE FACTORY.
Eastern Capital bout to Be Invested at
Fresno.

FRESNO, CAL, Feb. 13.-A. NJ. Greg
ory, representing Eastern capital, is in
the city for the purpose of looking over
the advantages offered for establishing a
brewery and an ice factory here. 1t is
understood that the land on which the
brewery and ice factory are to be located
has already been purchased, and that the
lots are just south of Ventura avenue,
near the Valley road depot. The brewery
will be finished by the middle of April,
and it is expected to have the brewery and
ice factory in operation before the warm
weather sets in.
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Wash Goods at 10 Cents.

CORDALIN E and PLAIDETTE, two new ma
terials In the Dimity line, small sprig and other
dainty figures.
OkGANDI CHANTILLoN, plain sheer
terlal In W hite and tinted groundsi big assort-
ment of pretty patterns
WHIPCOkD DIMITIES, tinted grounds. such
as light blue. pink and French gray; handsome
striped designs
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
DRowsED NEAR MARrsYr11E
aaron Ogte Ssrept A,cny by the Yuba,.
S,ctft Waters.

MARYSV1LLE, CAL, Feb. 13.-Aaron
ogie, aged % years, formerly of Will
lows, and where he one time conducted
a restaurant business. was drowned YES.
terday beneath the railroad brid that
spans the Yuba River south of tn;s citv
Ogle Went up the river to catch drift.
wood and was returning in the after
noon on small raft, when it snsesad
on sandbar. He attempted to wade TO
shore and was caught in the swift current
Four school children and Chinaman
who witnessed his struggles from the
bridge were unable to render assistance
The body has not been recovered.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
THE NEW
AND SKIRTS

The popularity of Separate
Skirts worn with Fancy Silk
Waists for the early part of
the season and with wash
waists later on, promises to
eclipse all former rcords. The
popular styles in waists will
be plain Suraffs and Taffetas
and large Brocades in blacks
and coiors. Pleated and full
fronts and small sleeves will
lead. In skirts the favorites
will be figured blacks,
checks and mixtures in coIors,
and large brocades in silks.
We get in new things every
week.
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WIIl Be Promptly Ratined.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 13.-Satis-
factory assurances have just been received
from Caracas that the Venezuelan boun-
dairy treaty will be promptly ratified. The
Government is in a position to assert this
confidently after the careful canvass that
has been made among its supporters. The
opposition is declared to be confined to an.
Insignificant minority which has weak
ened instead of gained strength as re-
suit OF its efforts to upset the work of the
negotiators.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
Grouer Bags Lots of Ducks.

W1DEWATER, VA. Feb. 13.-After a
fine mornings sport. the President and
Captain Lamberton lunched on board the
steamer Maple at o'clock and returned
to the blinds. At 2:30 o'clock the Presi-
dent had bagged between thirty-five and
forty ducks. The President and party
left the blinds and boarded the steamer at
o'clock and sailed at $50 for Washing-
ton. The President says this is the finest
days sport he has ever experienced during
any of his ducking expeditions.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
Wash Goods at Is Cents.

CHENILLE ORGANDIES, a new fancy weave
tnls season, in addition to the lovely colored de-
signs the surface is enivened by a chenille stripe
running eng thwise of the cloth.
Other new materials this price are Thread
Sord Organdies. Revered Lace Linons, Puniab
Jaconets, New ScrIm Lenos, Calcutta Grenadines.
and many other styles all in white black aud
colored grounds, printed in the large quaint de-
signs that will be so popnar.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
In C0LORED SILKS

AT S0C we are showing the ever popular
CO Roman stripes, in bright cOlors
upon black gros- grain grounds. They Will
be much worn for waists
AT Y &C we are showing all the new two
~ tone color effects in taffeta, gros-
grain and satin grounds, in the novel SER
pentine fancy feur lie lis and floral designs.
he prevailing colors are greens. browns
tans, navy, turquoise, electrique, vieux
rose, silver gray, etc. The effects are more
than beautiful.
AT q 90 we are showing chameleon,
10 - iwo-tone and N ultt colored
novelties in the new canvss weaves, gros de
Londres, taff-tas and gros-grains. The pat
terms are refreshinglv new aud eXquistely
beautiful. The colors are daintily combined
shades, in which electrique, emerald, moss,
reseda, gold. hello, silver gray, tan and rose
tints predomihate
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
Candidate for the CoI1ectorship.

The friends of J. C. Eubanks are circulating
petitions for signatures, asking that he may be,
appointed Collector of the Port OF San Fran
cisco. Mr. Eubanks is the president of the Pa
cific Coast Commercial Travellers Association.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

Frederick, DR.. Herzmerstein and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosen baum all OF San Francisco,
sailed on the Ham burg American line
steamer Colum bia for Ale xandria.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
"WOODLEY, FOR SALE.

President Cleveland to Dispose of Some
of His Property.
WASHINGTON, DC, Feb. 13.-Presi-
dent Cleveland has placed his country
residence, "Woodley," in the hands of
real estate agent for sale, and it is said
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
San Franctscans SAL for Emron,

NEW YORK. N. Y, Feb. 13.-Mr. CAL
lahan of San Francisco and L. D. Ross of
Colorado sailed on the Cunard steamer
Aurania for Liverpool to-day, and B.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
Wash Goods at 20 Cents.

oVERSHOT MULLs an extreme novelty:
comes In light and dark colors; the patterns are
more than beautiful
PERSIAN LAC MULLS, a very soft, thin ma
terlal, with open lace work stripes; the patterns
are The favorite blotch or marbIelzed eff cts
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
Wash Goods at Is Cents.

MOI TAMBOUR, new Swiss material the
ground work Initiates watered silk; the patterns
are the most beautiful high-grade French styles.
RUSSIA CRASH anu IRISH FLAX, new
Linen Suiiing for the coming season; they are
onals, armures, honey-combs, eagle eve, basket
effects aud fancy styles.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
Wash Goods at 30 Cents.

ORGANDI DE- RAYURE, an imported French
cloth nf very fine texture; the patterns are ar Is
TIC ana beautltul beyond our power OF description.
BROCADED LAPPETS, an other extreme high
noveity white, black and colored grounds; the
cloth itself is beautifully brocaded in fancy de-
signs and the printIngs in the dainl lest color
cOmbina ton and he most fantastic patterns
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

Petition for ReheGri,sg OverrUEed.
FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 13.-Both pc.
titions for rehearing in the Jackson and
of Appeals this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
In BLACK DRESS GOODS.

AT CSC We show exceptional line of Bro
~ caded Mohairs, AZ inc hes wide, splendid
styles, in large variety of pretty floral designs.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

AT CEC We show the Favorite English, Ger,
~ and French Black Novelties, in
cluding particularly attractive line of the lopu-
lar Lizard Weayes II all sorts of patterns.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
In new SILK WAISTS

AT GO.50 we show a pretty silk-fac ed
IDZ- material in brigh, howered ef-
fects and satin stripes, single pleaE down
front, worn with 8 white linen collar.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

AT Q.J- We are showing the new Tailor
u 90 Checked Suitings in the various two
toned colorings They are pure wool aud so inches
wiae Checked skirt or costume is necessary this
season 70 complete every wardrobe.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

AT SOC We show Brocaded English Serges,
W French satin fl fnshed Fancies and Jac
guard 'Weaves in an endless variety of pate rms.
They are strictly Alwool Materials, ranging in
widths from 3S TO 40 inches.
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AT Sl0oo TO ST so s4Rh; slowing some %s s5e sE,
ceptionay fine single Suit Lengths in new SILK
and Wool Gre Ions Examines and other exclusive
novelties.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
Wash Goods at 30 Cents.

HEM MSTTTCHED ORGANDIEs, the absolute
acme of high art; the loveliest cotton materi ais
made for this season; dark grounds, open hem
stitched lace effects large Powered designs; nolh-
ing more beautiful manufactured.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

SDA-- Serge Waists, in all the popu-
lar red. green, rose and blue colorS. yoke
back, full front, TO be worn with white linen
collar.
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Samples of any of the New
Goods sent upon request.
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AT $3.50 TO S17@6o showing 1TP soMe %s are. are
clrsive Hign-Art Novelties, each suit comp etc
aud almost every one different. The line is too
varied 10 attempt descriptions; almost every color,
combipat of coInrs and style OF material that
will be fashionable this season.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

AT O. Zoo Exclusive novelties Dress
ID u Waists, In black ground satin
merveilleux, 1T up by large embroidered
flow ers, in natural colors of silk. The fronts,
backs, ollars and sleeves are all the very
latest styles.
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AT Q1.Oo we show lovely line of Fancy
Dt- Brocaded Silks, in fPeta and
gros de Londres weaves, almost every color.
They are made in similar styles to the
above. TO be worn with white linen collar.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

AT S0C We showing the Favorte Two
JO toned Biscuit and Crepon Suitings in
Checked fleets, new Scotch Mixtures and Fancy
Twteds- They entirely different from all
and desirable.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

AT q $50 we show the latest style Fancy
pS- Waists, made of figured black
Loufsine silks, new sty q fronts. new backs
and the new leg I'm uCton sleeves
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

eDO--- Brocaded silks and Glace and
Plain CoIored TafPeta S lks, double-point ted
fan pleated yoke back, new full fronts, ia ncy
collars and new shape sleeves.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

All our Dress Waists are well
lined, fully boned, In ave inside
belts and are finishe d in the very
best dresSmaker's style.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

AT Ce =. so The new fancy Black Damasse
ID - and Brocaded Satin Duchesse
Dress Waists in pretty novelty styles,
ruffied collars. fancy fronts and pIeated
yoke backs, new Ies s-of- mutton sleeves, with
shoulder pufPj.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

AT FSC We are showing Extreme Novelty
- in pure silk Face Lrocades They ONE
in dainty figures on light and medium colored
grounds. making them suitable for street aud
evening wear.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
We Are Headquarters for Whisky. Read
Our Prices and Be Convinced:

112S Market street, San Francisco.
Tenth and Broadway, oakland.
$40 South Spring street, Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

AT Q 200 we show Plain and Fancy
Oo-- Storm serges. and fancy
weaves in Black aud Navy Blue Cloths
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
IN new DRESS SKIRTS.

AT O. I so we show Black Figured AL paca
ID l. and Fancy Shepherd Checks
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

AT G.O 90 we show B! ack Brocaded Mo-
tDZ- hairs and Fancy Checks.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

AT Q $50 we show Fancy Two-toned
ID q Tailor Checked Suiting and
Fancy Black Figured Materials.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

AT q $50 we show Plain Snk-fnished
Do Black slcillan Skirts. Very
lustrous and dustshed ding.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

AT q Q.5O we show q great leader in
tpC-- Black Brocaded Silk skirts;
large figures
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
IN COLORED DRESS GOODS.

AT 4Oc We are showing the new HeatheF ii sg
sif able combinations of colors.
The Washington bee., 1897-06-26

WANTED.-Refned, energstic ladies
as agents for good-selling ballet arti-
cles. Must be we'll recommended.
Apply between the hours Of 9 a. m.
and6 p. m. Tuesdays and Thursdays
IL Florida Avenue y. w.
The Washington bee., 1897-06-26
THEY SAY.

Don't Be alarmed boys, the pIums
are coming.
Happy is the man who expects
nothing.
Be true 70 those who are true 10
yOu.
Liars cannot succeed no matter
who shey may Be.
You should never promise any
more than what yoa can do.
There is honesty among thieves,
certainly there should be truthful
ness among politicians.
Some people may believe that they
can succeed BY Icing.
You cannot make a great man
out 0! nothing.
The elements Of greatness should
be in the man.
Henry johnson lie a candidate
for the Anacostis postoffice.
he was introduced to the Presi-
dent last week.
The BEE has document in its
possession which will no doubt eur.
prise the President.
1t is unWise for men TO play
tweedle dee and tweedle dom.
TIE BEE holds high hand and
it will be shown.
1t lie eigier 70 tell the truth than
TO lie.
There are several candidates for
the National Chairman Of the Afro
American League ConYention.
A good man should be elected
President.
Who will it be: Talk easy as
you may be heard.
Be good citizens and you will
make 40 mistake.
The Anacostis postoffice will not
go to johnson.
More than two can play at that
game.
Some people may believe they are
great until their strenghth is tested.
A new leadership is demanded.
We should not forget our duty to
our fellow man.
Doa't forget your duty to your
friends.
1t is dangerous to mislead those
TO whom you have made promises.
Its after results are disastrous.
What has become Of the original
Mckinley men:
There doesn't appear TO be so
much enthusiasm among the origi-
nal Mckinley men.
There is no cause for apprehen-
sion.
Look about you and select
National Chairman of the Afro
American Leauge.
Be useful and good citizens.
Don't forget what your duty is to
your people.
Liars are often paid back in their
own coin.
1t is the great man who will not
stOop to small things.
What has become of those who
were to get big Offices?
There is to be a new leadership.
You may think you know it all,
but you are mistaken.
The BEE is no mans organ.
1t is the peoples defender.
If there are traitors in the race
we shall expose them to the people.
There are trimmers and spolI-
gists no one will deny.
Don't forget your duty to your
people.
Some people will find out that
they don't know it all.
Just wait and watch results.
DIR. Geo. H. Richardson is the
coming man.
There is to be new leadership.
lyon may deceive some people
sometimes and fool few people all
the time, but not all the people all
the time"
A thief sometimes makes snccess-
full stands but he is eventually
caught.
False laadarshin will he eXnosed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-19
A RIVAL TO KLONDIKE.

Klondike seems to have a good many
rivals. and the best thing about them IS
their location in civilized and hablta0ie
parts of the earth. Prof. Gorby, form
er State geologist of Kentucky, now for
the first time makes the astonishing re-
yelation that Kentucky has the richest
and most extensive beds Of onyx in
the world. The onyx fields, one Of
which contains a tract of 100000 cubic
feet of this valuable stone unsurpassed
in fneness of texture, lie about eighty
three miles south of Louisville and are
from twenty to twenty-five miles in
length by twelve TO fifteen miles in
width. Prof. Gorby claims that these
fields are of fabulous value, and that
there are billions Of dollars in his dis
cOvery.
The real ONYX. called the gem or pre-
cious onyx. is rare, high-priced and
used for the cutting Of canoes and
other figures in bas-relief, for smmal
sacrifcial and ether vessels and arti-
cles Of vertu. The onyx of commerce,
such as is used in columns for wains-
cOting etc, is known 10 experts as
onyx-marble. This is the kind discov-
cred in Kentucky. 1t is of a rare and
beautiful sort. and in rich variety OF
colors. II can be quarried and deliv-
cred in New York at an expense but
little higher than the tariff on the for
eign article, and its excavation will
give employment to thousands Of men.
Prof. Gorby gees into such exact detail
in regard TO the quality, coloring and
location Of the Kentucky onyx fields.
that there seems TO be no reason to
doubt his MISUNDERSTANDING.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-19
TERR0RIZED.
Three Attempts to Explode Bombs at
One Time Within the Turkish
Capital Cause Consternation---The
Plot Blamed Upon the Armenians.

Constantinople, August 1S.-The city
is almost in a panic tonight over the
news Of bomb explosions, attempted or
accomplished this afternoon at three
different points. The explosions are
attributed to the Armenians. At three
o'clock a bomb was thrown just outside
the police station in the Pera district.
II failed to explode. Almost ct the
same time and moment an Armenian
who, it is believed, is Garvbet, was ar
rested at the Imperial Ottoman Bank in
the Galata district. He was carrying a
package Of explosives, which he was
trying TO ignite.
4 second bomb was exploded in a
private road between the oflces of the
grand vizier and the state .Funcil
house. One man was killed an 49,
eral others were severely injured. The
explosion shattered windows in the VI
cinity and did other slight damage.
The police have made a number OF
arrests. Reports of the outrages spread
quickly through the city and caused
the greatest settlement. The police
and the guards at the sultans palace
are taking extraordinary precautions
tonight. which have given color 10
rumor that the bomb throwing Is par:
of a widespread plot.
The most dbject terror prevails IN the
precincts of the palace. In many parts OF
the city. particularly in the vicinity OF
the police headquarters and State Coun-
ell house. all the shops were closed and 1t
was necessary to call out the entire police
force and the military before anything
like calm was restored.
The Armenian who was arrested at the
imperial Ottoman bank was trying, 1t
is reported. TO place the bundle Of eNplos-
ives near one of the main entrances. The
crowd who saw him delivered by the bank
officials to the police would have made
short work Of him IL they had not been
prevented.
The police are very reticent as TO the
reason for summoning the palace guard
and closing all the doors and gateways,
but it is rumored that similar outrage was
attempted within the palace limits and
that the approaches were barred TO pre-
vent the exit of the would-be perpetrator
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-19
LUNDA AND KOLAL
wiz Have TO be temporarily abandoned
E3v the British II the Afridis Rise-lsnt
Tint AMful

Win Have TO be temporarily abandoned
NV the British II the ATrldis Rise-lsn't
That Awful
Simla, August 1S.-4 p. NIT IS
announced here this afternoon that the
whole frontier seems to be ahame.
The Afridls are marching through the
Ebvber mass upon Jamrud, while the
Orakzis are advancing by Kurram and
are threatening SANTANA
The Thirty-slXth regiment OF Slkhs,
which is divided into attachments
along the frontier, has been ordered
TO concentrate at LOckhart.
An the ladies. except Mrs. Dosvos-
eux. the wife of Major DOsvoseux, Of
the Thirty-sixth Sikhs, have left Sa-
mana and have reached Hangui in
safety.
The Gurrah and -1azasai have
combined and threaten Parachoner in
the Kurram valley, which is garriSoned
by detachments Of GOorkhes and Sikhs.
News has been received here con-
firming the report that the Afridis Of
the Bazaar valley and the OnakZais
have risen. The latter are reported TO
be descending in force on the Kurram-
thuG road, On which is situated the
Sadr post. This post is'held by ma
tive officer and thirty Sikhs. a de-
tachment of cavalry has left hurTam
with instructions to ascertain the
movements Of the Orakzais.
If the Afridis rise generally the
British forces viii be compelled to
temporarily abandon Lundi and Kolal.