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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
PERSONAL.

D. E knight of Marysville is at the Lick.
Rev Samuel Hirst OF Vallejo is at the Grand.
Judge J. NJ. Mannon of Ukiah is at the LICK.
DR.. ]. J. Hogan of Vallejo is at the Baldwin.
R. Robertson of Paraiso Springs is at the
Grand.
F. D. Johnson of Chicago is at the Cosmo-
politan.
r. NJ Shackelford of Paso Robes is at the
Occidental
Sam A. Alexander, merchant OF Fresno, is
at the Lick.
Lieuter ant F. w. Kellogg, U. S. N, is at the
Decide Il tai.
j. ]. Conner, lawyer of Salinas, is a guest
at the Lick
j. T. Doyle of Stockton is registered at the
Cosmopolitan,
W.. Tannehill, a mining man of Murphys,
is at the Grand.
Ex-State Senator A. E. Berry of Lindsay is
a guest at the Lick.
j. II. Johnston, a capitalist of Napa Valley,
is visiting this city.
George H. Clark, Coroner of Sacr ramento, is O
guestat the Baldwin.
w. c. Goldsmith o. Lower Lake, Lake County,
is at the Cosmopolitan.
E L. Reese, a mining man from Bodie, is
registered at the Grand.
w. S. Deviu and family of Los Angeles are
staying at the Cosm opolitan.
j. A Lewis and C. n. Mace. merchants of
Modesto, are guests at the Grand.
L. j. Rose Jr. OF Ell Rio, Ventura County, son
OF the horseman, is at the Baldwin.
A. j. Binney of Marysville, former railroad
contractor, arrived last night at the Lick
j. A Manley, pressman of the Record U MON,
Sacramento, is visiting the city for a week.
Among the arrivals at the Palace last night
were B. Douglas Jr. and J. B. Juvenal OF New
York.
c. NJ. Coglan, secre tary at Sacramento of the
State Board OF Equalization, is a the Lick, ac-
companied by his wife.
Escipiou Canal, Colombian Consul at New
Orleans, arrived at the Palace yesterday, ac-
companied by his secretary
John Caster of Downieville, mining man
and owner of two hotels and two butcher
shops, is late arrival at the Lick.
United States Dis triet Judge Erskine NJ.
Ross of Los Angeles arrived at the Palace yes
terday, accompanied by Mrs. Ross.
S. D. Fres hman, the capitalist, interested
with Prince Poniatowski in road building in
some of the mining counties of The interior, is
at the Palace.
Professor Mary Roberts Smith, Ph. D., wife of
Professor A. w. Smith, head of the department
of mechanical engineering in Stanford, and
herself teacher in the department. of econo-
mics at Palo Alto, is guest at the California.
John B. Caldwell, the well-known Kentucky
turfman, who has just completed q success
ful season on Eastern tracks, arrived i'll the
State last night on his way to this city and
the racing season a IngIesIde He got off the
train at Boca, where he was met by party of
Eastern sports, with whom he will hunt and
fish in the mountains until the racing seas on
opens here.
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as standing erect, clothed in the dress OF the
studio, the palette in one hand and the brush
in the other; the head raised, 1t seems, after
the step backward, so common to artists. to
view al a distance the true effect OF one of his
masterful compositions.
The stat ue is in bronze, as are the two SYM
bolical figures seated at the base of the pedes-
tai. The one on the right represents the
genius OF art in the form of a young man,
viewed from the back, the body at three-quar-
ters, and the head in profile, as one stands
at the front OF the monument; by his form,
his attitude and his physlognomy he recalls
the Jonas" of Raphael az st. Marie-du-
Peuple. The figure on the left personites the
Renaissance; young WON an half nude. OF
a severe ty pc of beauty, who, with a natural
gesture draws from behind, to veil her head,
the drapery from the plant folds that cover
her limbs. The arm sustaining this drapery
assumes graceful curve, while the other arm
rests on q seat ornamented with small COL
umns. Her look is lost in space as II she saw
in magnificent dream an apotheosls OF che1s
d'Puyre; ner free hand, nearly open, expresses
admiration and pride.
The bas-relief on the front shows Raphael at
the pontitical court executing the famous por-
trait of Leo Y for the gallery. Another bas-
relief on The rear SIDE represents the master
tracing the plan of the loges OF the Vatican, Tor
Raphael, like most OF the great painters OF his
epoch, understood and practced IN addlllon
the art OF architecture.
The monument reaches a height of eleven
metres (about thirty-fve feeO; the under base
measuring 6.3 by 8.8 metres, IS of REQ granite
OF the Alps and the pedestal of Carrara mar
BILE.
Nothing, that one can see, has been neg
lected 10 worthily glority the divine" SanZio.
Gloriication is much delayed, Raphael hav-
ing died in 1920. To-day we take much less
time to erect statues to persons much less
ilustrious and whose names are often more
perishable thsn the bronze and marble in
tended TO immortaliZe them
The work which Raphael has marked with
his name is, to follow the classic phrase, more
durable than BRASS. The painter OF Urbino has
been able to pass into monumental image,
without damage to his name, and for Dosterlty
curious TO know his features 1t Is sufficient to
look upon the canvas upon which his own
brush has fixed them. From that without
doubt comes the little haste that has been
shown to accord an honor which can add moth
ing to his fame.-Edmond Frank in "L'Illus-
tration."
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DROPPING THE SILVER ISSUE.

recent meeting the Democratic Committee
~ in New York there read letter from Senator JONES'
chairman Of National Committee of the party
which clearly willingness his part to help the
New York Democrats get rid of the Chicago orm and i'm
Piled equal party large if
that possible.
The the State Committee from attempt
the freesver committee reairm
not the province of the committee adopt platforms and
consequently that could be expected reafrm them
The non-committa policy urged By Hill and others OF his
following but their action caused surprise known
they antagonists of Bryanisu and the silver continued
hope victory the national chairman
laid before the com mittee
Jones cordially proposition that the
New York should ndorse the platform There could
nothing he sad ndscree impolitic The
State Cen trail authority did pos
sess. He point out that the committee
authorized frame platform, either indorse
denim the action any
venton His advice followed and in the language of the
New York Herald, Senator Murphy rolled machine
the silver men,"
The incident mainly interesting it shows the
older leaders of the Democratic party represented by Senator
Jones by for Organism and free silver
as they were pretended they were last They are
willing Chicago platform sake OF
regainng New York. Bryan doing
taking but David Bennett Hill is doing the organizing
in this first between the the honors
the organizer
Whether anything will be gained for New York Democracy
by the policy of ignoring the Bryanite platform
be 1t is attempt harmonic the silver with the
gold wing of the party for this campaign by adopting
harmonious platform, but by ignoring all platforms.
1t easy enough understand why
should take part the movement for political future
largely dependent upon it, but is easy under
stand the action of the chairman of the National Committee
1t his fight He has fortune in it, and
his concession to the gold hardly have sprung from
anything else than desire prepare aban
donment of the Chicago platform possible by the
party large before the opening of the Presidential
campaign.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.

1--WE candidates soliciting the votes OF the people
of Ohio this fall while the of Republican
ticket is in doubt there enough issues of an
uncertain character involved in the contest to render it
far the interesting State canvass OF the year.
The OHIO vote:, having his choice OF five tickets
exactly according to his choice He Will have accept
fusion compromise candidate. Whether he is Republi
Bryanite Gold Democrat Popust Prohbitonst
he has full ticket OF his party support and reasonably
be straight.
1t is this freedom of choice gives interest to the
contest The in Ohio this very
accurately the comparative strength factions that
opposing Republican party. The Prohibition vote of
will show much change from what been in
but what will be the showing of the other
VIII any considerable number of those who hitherto
acted the Popuiss their affiliations to
with the Bryanes this year2 Will any considerable
Der of Democrats vote for the ticket of the gold wing the
party? These the questions that by the
voters themselves election day. and it is because the
important issues involved them that the campaign
widely interesting.
vote of the Populists and the Gold
Democrats small in Ohio this year be virtual end
those organizations Popum will be merged Organism
and the conservative Democrats will unite peey with Re-
pubicans This will leave politics divided into
two parties it ought be under conditions
and will put end to much of the political
years.
Although the divisions which in the
siton give the Republicans something like walkoyer the
leaders of the taking surprise In fact
of the notable features of the contest and all
Republicans Of the State including both Senator's taking
active part in the work. The old anagonism
between Foraker and Hanna efectuay eued bv
the appearance of both of them the stump working cordially
together for victory that will manifest confidence of the
people in the Mckinley administration and go far toward
putting end to further agitaons of the tariff the
financial policy of the country.
This campaign in fact will have potent influence upon
that general year. triumph for
Mckinley and the Republican policies the tariff the
financial questions this instance will virtually those
questions from politics for the time being No candidate
for Congress year will himself or free
silverite if OHIO rolls the right kind of majority
We shall have rest from change disturb
business and time reap the profit the prosperity that
is coming rapidly tariff
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GODS GARDEN.

There is fenceless garden overgrown
With buds and blossoms and all sorts of leaves
nd once am ong the roses and the sheRves
The Gardener and were there alone.
He led me TO the plat where had thrown
The fennel of my days wasted ground,
And in the riot of 8 d weeds I found
The frultage OF life that was my own.
My life All. yes, there was my life, indeedi
AND there were ali the lives of Humankind;
And they were like book that could read,
Whose every leaf, miraculousy signed,
Controlled itself from Thoughts eternal seed,
Love-rooted in od's garden of the mind
Globe Quarterly Review.
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be annulled on the ground that either PR
was of unsound mind, unless such party after
coming 10 reason freely cohabit with the other
as husband and wife. In such case the action
NAV be commenced by the parry injured, or
relative or guardian OF the party OF unsound
mind at any time before the death Oh either
marty.
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the cheap labor of Europe, is another factor
in the industrial outlook hereabouts which is
stimulating enterprise. All in all, San Diego
has reason 10 be proud of her record for the
past six months, and the prospect ahead is
such as points to an increased good feeling"
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

The request of Superintendent of Streets
money is wholly natural He would Superin
tendent else In the history American there
been the position would
the weckage of pavemen lift his face and ba
for cash. And there who given enough
pieces the with mined god
still attest his devotion to the people by shouting for
the streets would not be fit to heel ride walk
anything but why somebody did repair
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MONUMENT TO RAPHAEL.

On August % there was dedicated at Urblno
the monument raised by his compatr1ots to
the memory of Raphael.
This monument is the work of sculptor
of Turin, Luigi Belli who obtained the first
prize in a competition open to the sculptcrs
of Italy. The celebrated painter is represented
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
.M-s Winslnw,s snnthinc Syrup"

Has been used over fifty years by millions OF otn
ers for their children while Teething with perfect
success 1t soothes the child softens the gums, al
lays Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates the Bowels
and is the best remedy for Diarrheas whether
arising from teethng or other causes. For sale by
Druge lists in every part of the world. BE sure ana
ask Tor Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing Syrup. 25caoottle
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

CoRoSApo.-Atm osphere is perfectly dry soft
and mild being entirely free from the mists COM
mon further north. Round trip tickets by steam
ship, Including fifteen days board at the Hoteldsl
Coronado $50 longer stay 50 80 pee day. Apply
New Montgomery street.. San Francisco.
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Speaking of turkeys why is it that the Hearstlings
not exposed the figures relating charity
ness2 Before launching them upon scheme public
would like to know what charity got and the Hearstlngs
with yellow palms extended really fit objects exc
ing the benevolent the bestowal o aims.
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It may be surprising TO learn that the Sultan Eng
land oused Egypt that he benign
rule there The Sultan always gentleman
weather sick but he has
demonstrated that he greater than the powers Europe
combined. So England would wise TO GO
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

Tenant demand rebate on my rent
Your darned old water-pipe burst, hooded my
cellar and my chickens were drowned;
Landlord-But, my dear sir, why dldnt you
keep pducks?-Philddelphia North American
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

Enough ado is being made about the Merode to
lead this country short on
her particular brand. 1t is fact however, females
charming of feature and devoid been
unknown heretofore STILL captured yellow
journalists and their calps dangling at her belt pleas
ing spectacle which scaped call vociferousy
exhibition to say the least O. taste.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

Too must not be said against fountain be-
hal pens be dry the Sahara least the be-
holder the privilege looking drinking in grea.
rivers artistic satisfaction. common vulgar thirst can
easily be assuaged steam beer.
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The effort keep Louise Michel country giving
to garrulous old importance
Louise would have a particle o. influence now. In
the days when she known the Red Virgin
mune she had considerable pull but vanished
teeth and she gum rage the without hurt
ing he world bit.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
CALIFORNIA glace fruits, soc lb. rownssur.'

SPECIAL information daily to manufacturers,
business houses and public men by the treSs
Clipping Bureau (Allen's), $40 Montgomery.
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The Hearsings of Mission
They heretofore essayed
toeabe profit aud there appears why they
go poultry. turkeys handled udcousy Just before
Thanksgiving do constitute bad investment. But
the turkeys actually donated the Hearsncs
handling thereof the profits payable glory ought
be considerable but when it all would like the
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

PETER JACKsoN-P. E., City. Peter Jackson's
first fight in San Francisco was with George
Godfrey August "a, 1888.
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LOWEST T1DEs-W. J. A, City. The question
in regard to the lowest tide in San Francisco
in 1897 was answered July 81. The dates are
January l, May 1S and December %
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SULPHUR-A Constant Reader, City. Sulphur
is not one of the ingredients prescribed for
the promotion of the growth OF hair on the
human he ad.
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CoUNTERFEITING-F. E. b, City. This de-
partment is unable to furnish the date of the
article alluded 10 in the communication.
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SULPHUR-A Constant Reader, City. Sulphur
is not one of the ingredients prescribed for
the promotion OF the growth OF hair on the
human head
LOWEST TIDEs-W. J. A, City. The question
in regard to the lowest tide in San Francisco
in 1897 was answered July q. The dates are
January l, May 19 and December 70.
THE BUIsLAYs-N. N, City. More than one
member OF the Bu1sIay family left Woodward's
Gardens swinging on IaIeze hung to a gas
balloon. A trapeze was used When the pal4oon-
ist went on snort journey.
OCEAN GREYHouNDs-J. NJ. H., Los Gatos, Cal
Such ocean greyhounds as the ST. Louis, Cam
pania and Lucania, in making the trips
across the Atlantic. consume between $50 and
500 ions of coal every twenty-iour hours.
SPRING VALLEY wATER-Many readers City
The Spring Valley Water Company went into
business in the latter part of the year 1860,
and became the successor OF the City Water
Works that introduced water iii this city IN
1856.
FRISCO TO WINNIPEG-R. J. D.. City. Frisco
is railroad station in Beaver County, in the
State OF Utah, and is distant by rail from Win
nipeg, Manitoba, via Ogden, Omaha and
Chicago, about 2700 miles, according 10 the
route chosen.
FAILUREs-T. B., City. The failures in 1896
in the United States amounted 10, in round
numbers, 10 000 and the amount involved
was 1925, ,00U,000. This was exceeded only in
1893, when mere were 1850 failures, inVoly
ing $4O2, ,427,51
KNABEN KAPPELLE-E. P, Oakland, Cal. The
Knaben Kappelle was not specially organized,
but is the pick of the best juvenile musicians
OF q school in Bile, hungary, where boys are
taught music so that at the proper age they
may enter military bands.
Crpxr d n r,l--
who are engaged In the consular service OF the
United STATES are exempt from examination
under the civi! service rules The salaries OF
Cons uls range from $500 TO $5000 according
to the station TO when appointed.
JACK PoT-Reader, Pleasanton, Cal. II in q
game of Ioker five persons playing, E being
the dealer, all pass, including the dealer and
the dealer calls jack pot and an ties, ali the
players must ante. There is no rule of jack
pot that says that the dealer only antes.
"LAY-DowN RoBINsoN"-J. H.. City. The
man who stood up before John L. Sullivan at
the Mechanics Pavilion, Marcn g, 1884, but
VINO laId down on every occasion o AVOID
punishment, was George VI. Robinson. Sulli-
van was declared the victor in four rounds.
A GAME OF CRIBBAGE-a. B C. D., City. If,
in game OF cribbage. plays jack, B a g. n
2, Da4, d has run OF 3; a then plays 5, he
gets run OF A; b pays l and gets run OF 3,
ana II y pluS > d q lie diSo gets run OF D, as
there is clear sequence after the fist three
played.
ELECTION FOR GovERNoR-J. L. D., City. At
the last neld election for Governor of the State
OF California, ]. h. Budd, Democrat, received
ILL., 944 votes; NJ NJ Estee. Republican. no.
738; j. V. Webster, Peoples party, 81 500:
Henry French, Prohibition, 10 56l Budd's
majority over EsIee, 1906.
OF UNsoUND MIND-Z. B. D. O., Benicia. Cal.
The law OF this State is that marriage may
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

THE BUIsLAYs-N N, City. More than one
member OF the Bu1slay family left Woodward S
Gardens swinging OH a raTeze hung TO gas
balloon. A trapeze was used When the palloon-
iSt went on snort journey.
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Considerable fuss is being made about Marlboroug
infant muing and pukng in its arms yet the
kid very little Importance handicapped by the
presence its mouth of silver spoon large ropoons
and if 1t survive Group scarlet fever mump pox
other Ills forget swap title for
its mother.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

In the interests of people couhseled talk
turkey Heastlng On this subject the
show people extremely tender They do and
why the old privilege of playing confidence games
cur
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

OCEAN GREYHoUNDs-J. NJ. H., Los Gatos, Cal
Such ocean greyhounds as the ST. Louis, Cam
panfa and Lucania, in making the trips
across the Atlantic, consume between $50 and
500 tons of coal every twenty-four hours.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

As deaths have resulted from squabbe, over the
ownership of tract in Washington feasibility of
securing that land for cemetery purposes suggests itself
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

OF UNsoUND MIND-Z. B. D. O., Benicia, Cal.
The law OF this State is that marriage may
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

ELECTION FOR GoyERNoR-J. L. D., City. At
the last neld election for Governor of the State
of California, j. II. Budd, Democrat, received
Ill, 944 votes; NJ. NJ Estee. Republican. no.
738; }. Y. Webster, Peoples party, 1894 !;
ma ajority over EsIee, 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
LIABILITIES.
INCOME.
ExPEN DITURES.

EXPEN NDITURES.
Net amount paid for Losses ........... FS3,Of9 26
Dividends to Stockholders. 6OOJO %
Brokeragaeeo ioi Doii's'o 223 90
Paid for Salaries. Fees and other 90 -
charges for officers, clerks, etc. 59,I90 90
Pad for State, National and Local Taxes 104l7 1B
All other payments and expenditures.
Managers. ..9................. s91os 63
Paid for Inspections. 3I5757 20
All other payments and expenditures. II 1856 ~
Total Expenditures. ........ ....,...,.. sS74232 A.
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THE COAST PRESS.

The Winters Express, enlarged and improved
in form, has arrayed itself in bright, new
dress, and is as pretty as picture and more
interesting than ever.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

A GAME OF CRIBBAGE-A. B C. D., City. If,
in gamc OF cribbage. plays jack, B a g. n
2, Da4, d has run OF 3; a then plays 5, he
gets a run OF A b pays l and gets Il run OF s.
there is clear sequence after the fist three
PLAYED.
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The Chief of Police City of Mexico went too far
when he permitted himself only to lynch would be
assassin but TO get caught at il
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
STATEN EMIT
OF THE
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
Hartford Steam Boiler
Inspection and
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF HARTFORD, IN THE STATE OF CONNEC-
- - ticut on the 31st day of December. A. D.
1896. and for the year ending that dav, as made
to the Insurance Commissioner of the State OF
California, pursuant to the provisions of sections
610 and 611 of the Political Code, condensed as per
blank furnished by the Commissioner.
CAPITAL.
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
Cash.......... F5OuoOU W
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Starvation in Cuba could be regarded with
by the outside world there that Weye
missing occasional msal
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SPRING VALLEY WATER-Many readers, City.
The Spring Valley Water Company went into
business in the latter part of the year 1860,
and became the successor OF the City Water
Works that introduced water iii this city IN
1856.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

The proposed change of the 2cent stamp armine
green only important from esthetc standpoint
will taste Just same.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

"LAY-DowN RoBINsoN'-J. H., City. The
man who stood up before John L. Sullivan at
the Mechanics Pavilion, Marcn 6, 1884, put
VINO laid down on every occasion % AVOID
punishment, was George VI. Robinson. Sulli-
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

Ashipyard backed by French capital and guar
anteed by the Russian Government is to be
established on the Neva near the Baltic ship :
yard at st. Petersburg. 1t is TO be used chiefly
for the construction of torpedo boats.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

l.. r. Steele has been succeeded by Jacob
Blumer as editor of the Tracy Times, and
Thomas Kemp has resigned the editorial chair
OF the Palo Alto Times to A. C. Stephens
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

Several people have been driven from Dawson City for
stay right there
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JACK PoT-Reader, Pleasanton. Cal. Ii in q
game of Joker five persons playing, E being
the dealer, all pass, including the dealer, and
the dealer calls a jack pot and antes, ali the
players must ante. There is no rule OF Jack
pot that says that the dealer only antes.
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CONSULAR SERyICE-P. j., Bandon, Or. Those
who are engaged IN the consular service OF the
United STATES are exempt from examination
under the civi! service rules The salaries OF
Cons uls range from $500 TO $5000 according
to the station 10 whlcn appointed.