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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-02-21

QdSOA ASNAP; MODERN 2-SToRY BAY
tDdCUU. window house, rooms, bath; ele-
giant mantels; electric gas lighting; lot 2bxl05;
your own terms $40 Castro: owner on prem SEES
QoOS 25x125: THE BEST AND CHEA p
ID OZC. est lot in Ocean View; on Broad ST.,
bet Capital and Plymouth; north side; 3Ox12b.
MCEWEN BROS, III Montgomery st.
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CHOICE WESTERN ADDITION
" LOTS $500

YOUR OWN TERMS
Beyond question the cheapest lots everything
consl dered, are those offered Fred erck, Cole,
hrHder, StanyRn and Beuiah sts. have you seen
them? If nos go a. once; take Haight or Ellis St
cars; these lots selling ike hotcaKes; 10
houses now in CO rise of construction; all lots
large and level; street WORK done; don't buy a lot
anywhere until you have seen these: you will
surely agTee with us when We say that they are by
ong odds he best lots for the money in San Fran
csco choice residence ard business lots going
for 20 TO 70 per cent OF their vaue; don't miss
the opportunity ana promptly.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 MONTGOMERY at
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&C10Q COTTAGE; ROOMS AND BATH;
- w. hot and cold water, etc; lot 25X
toL;5; on Golden Gate ave- near First ave-; must
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

John f. RICHARDS, LAW OFFICES. ROOMS
u 70 and a. Croker Dullu!ns; ieiepnone MAJ
IS, San Francisco, Cal.
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THREE NEW MODERN FLATS.
n c. BEMIS,
". REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT
1874 MONTGOMERY ST.
FOR SALE

Choice building lot on Army and 27th sts; close
TO electric road
S450-San Carlos Villa lot: l00xl SO Feet
S6700-50x127 20 feet on Jackson ST.. overlo ok-
ing the Presidio and bay.
$600O-2 modern houses OF 8 rooms each at
park; 25xl37 IS feet; electric ROAD passes houses;
make offer
sS500-EIegRnt NW. corner of Cole and Carl sts
S3U0-Choice building lots north OF park.
Bargain-SW. cor. Fifth av. and St 1O9xg5 f.
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John X. AITKEN AND MAURICE 1. ASHER
aItys q; law, Epis 5l5 5l6 9th uoor, ParroJg pldS
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5000 PRETTY BAY-WINDOW COT
- -OOU. tage; rooms and bath Market
anu SueTero SIS; mortgage $500 can remain;
rent s22 so; size 25x75
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MADISON & BURKE, REAL ESTATE
w Agents: established 1858; o26 Market St
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

BALDWIN & HOWELL
ID Successors to Baldwin & Hammond.
S01O0 COTTAGE ROOMS AND BATH;
Is7.s ", ~ not and cold water, etc. lot 25x
be sold. -
SSS0O RENT $50; SECOND ST. NEAR
DSOOo' Bryant; fats of 5 and rooms and
G17R0 $500 CASH, BALANCE SAME AS
s E no,'C rent; a great bargain: fine new 2
story nouSe OF rooms. bath etc; Church St.,
near Nineteenth: lot 25x100.
&19OO COTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS AND
W cON. bath; on Arkansas St, near Tween
'ieth' lot 23xlUO; near Union Iron Works
lUUU. ing stores and f above Of "a
rents $d4; lot Ssx77.
ID ZO'iU. Sanchez; store aud 3 rooms in rear
ana rooms above; also rear house OF rooms:
also stable; los 50Xil4
S650O LYON ST.. NEAR GROVE; .
w. XH ~ new flats Of and rooms and both;
S2JOO RENT, $50; SIMPLIFY ST.. NEAR
high basement.
A GOOD INVESTMENT
3;OOO. corner 75xiOo III mpro senehs
va n StoAeS HatS OF q
rooms each; rents Sl02 so: always rented.
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED.
&lO 000 MAKE AN OFFER; MUST BE
" =. WV. sod: fine large lot. 52x137:6 IS; on
DeNlsadero St not far from Oak; 2-slory resi- =
dence OF 10 rooms, etc; in good repair; coming
business property.
MUST BE SOLD
&ITH0 RENT S576 PER ANNUM; g.
W 4 w. story building; all rented 10 coed ten
ants; no children: PRc fest corner, near TAYLOR
GE7HO TWO FLATS OF AND Z ROOMS
RO Wv. ami bath each; lot 27:6X127:S; rent
sos; Sacramento 81.
WESTERN ADDITION BUSINESS CORNER.
~ T. h00 MAKE AN OFFER: RENT
RIo.COO. SIP so; Eddy-st corner. near
Bnchanan; lot $500 two story houses in SPLEEN
did condition.
Send for printed list.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 Montgomery ST.
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A PROCESS THAT NEVER FAILS TO RE-
IA store every of monthly sickness from
whatever cause in few hours when medicines
and others have failed; instruments used;
many years experiences every case guaranteed;
advice free; terms reasonable; first-class private
home for confinement MRS. DIR DALEY, 1925
Market St, over the Owl Drugstore.
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COL GETz & BROTHER,
- REAL ESTATE OWNERS
Room A, First Floor. Croker Building.
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oH760 BELVEDERE. NEAR FREDER-
tDOt w. lex; modern fats of and
rooms and bath; lot 25x121;l0.
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q QSO0 PINE, NEAR OCTAvIA; FINE
pOCOO. house of IL rooms and bath; sunny
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A NEW PROCESSING MEDICINE OR IN
n s'ru ment used; every her own physi-
clan for all female troubles, no matter from what
cause: restores always in day: be sent
and used at home; all cases guaranteed; genuine
new process can only be had at my office. DIR.
Pepper, 31S Kearny st.
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nR. FOULETS FRENCH CAPSULES A
~ guaranteed absolute cure for all female dis
eases (no matter what cause); positively safe and
sure; danger after effects: taken in time IL
also acts as a preventive; price ST. so per box;
sent free by mail on receipt OF price WALLER
BROS, So Grant
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A. II. LIssAK. o. +. Won RHEIS
n +. Won RHETN & CO.. REAL ESTATE
". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers, 5l3
California street
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SURE CURE FOR ALL FEMALE DIS
~ eases from whatever cause; a home in con-
ffnement with every comfort; satisfaction guar
anteed by MRS GWYER, 2 Turk st.
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TO INDUCE You TO BUY.

Beautiful lots: 26Nl 90; half a block from Mis-
sion and ectric cars; Spring ' alley water;
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LTA PUNTA TRACT; GEM OF The BAY
- District 425 acres: subdivlded: miles north
of BerKeie-, 3 from Oakland; AZ minutes from
san Francesca; lots 50x20O; from 500 to $780,
installments; send Tor map GEORGE w.
HAIGHT. 300 Sansome St. s +.
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&1S0 PARK LOTS; SECOND TIER:
y IOO. south of park, near boulevard; size
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SACRIFICkD FOR CASH-BEST CORNER
- in the Mission w. Folsom and Twenty first
and Treat ave-, 25Xl10; and n. side Page, 81 Is
feet from cor, Shrader. bet. Shrader and Stan
yan, 50Xl0O.
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.


EOUR-ROOM COTTAGE ON HATTIE ST.
Il near Eghteenth-street cars; price $1,000;
bank mortgage of $llOO. 6Ia per cent, can remain;
will exchange for some small place in Oakland or
Los Angeles Cal. Address w. II. STA NLEY,
4460 Seventeenth st.
CEND FOR OUR LIST OF ORCHARD HOMES
- for sale WOOSTER Il WHITTON san Jose
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A PROCESS THAT IS PERFECTLY HARM
~ less: never fails In any of monthly sick
ness, no motter what cause; 10 cleo richly hum
bug or other dangerous methods; money i'm every
case refunded If a cure is not effected: travellers
helped Immediately; years experience; home in
confinement with santsrian convenience. Con-
suit free the only -eliabe ply scians, DIR. AND
MRS. DA V1ES, IA McAllister ST., next Hiberna
Bank; hours A. N TO and to 8 p NJ
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LOST.

On Ok BoST-SKYE TERRIER PUP; VERY
~ ~. small; steel collar; blue ribbon; lost Fri.
day evening about 80 o'clock. The lady in light
coat seen coaxing the dog will confer great favor
by calling on the owner at ga Ellis ST. lower fiat;
reward
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GeSOO AsHBURY, Mr.. FELL; MODERN
UOCOO. house of rooms and bath; base
lot 2hxlO2
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PRICE s26 PER ACRE AND UPWARD

SUBDIVISIONS OF 10 ACRES OR MORE
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MONEY TO LOAN AT PER CENT ON CITY
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
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MCAFEE BROTHERS,
l0S Montgomery st.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

DANDSBU RG NINE PROPOSITION; INVES-
IL tiga ion invited $40 Market st.
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Il w. HAWKINS,
VIZ Dealer in real estate,
Mortgage loans and insurance,
II Montgomery street,
Lick House Block.
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010 REWARD LOST - FOX TERRIER:
ID III white femalei short tail Return 90
Post st.
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q. Dion PAYS 1884 YEARLY; ALWAYS
20 w. rented; nearly new; perfect order;
tenants: no better small investment.
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MEDICAL.

A LII CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
n from whatever cause) restored in few
hours; safe and sure at any time; instant relief for
travellers; home in confinement; best and
privacy: regular physician; 80 years successful
practice; my celebrated rem ed es for monthly
suppression never fail; medical electricity for all
female comp aints; every guaranteed; con-
sutation free confident l; hours 10 pills 81.
MRS DIR. WYETH, 9l6 Post ST., near Larkin.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENT
OFFECE-oOS BROADWAY.

u ZUU blocks rom rT1itvaIe sfa, 1N LII na,S
modern h use OF rooms and bah; large lot; 5000
cash, balance TO suit purchaser
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QdONO HANDSOME BAY-WINDoW COT
CC1OUO. tage; north line of Bush st. near
laker; rooms ana bath; hne basement; large
Eardeni size 25xl37;6
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nR. AND MRS. WfGENER. 526 EDDY ST.;
~ private home; every comfort; separate rooms
before and during confinement; female complaints
skillfuy treated; regular physciaD quick relief
for travellers: best care: terms moderated babies
adopted in good families; consultation free pills So
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CHEAP.
GOR 000 PAYS 10 PER CENT NET;
ID AO.OOO. fine improvements; splendid To-
cation; no better investne in this city
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nRY HOUSES TO LIVE IN, OR CHEAP LOTS
~ 10 build on. PATTERSON & CO., Valencia.
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GOQ0O CORNER LOT; 18TH ST, BE-
tDAcOO. tween Mission and Valencia: fine
business location; size 2bx95.
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A LPEAUS FRENCH PILLS-A BOON TO La
II dies with female troubles; danger: safe and
sure: 50 SO express c. o. D. don't delay until too
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-28
SOME HOPE YET
FOR WHALERS.
Chancc That They May Get Out
OF Ice.
No Food Supplies Are Now kept at
Point Earrows by the L. >.

San Francisco, Oct. 28-Arctic navigators
still hope that the Belvdere, Orca. Fearless.
Rosario and JEANNE, the five vessels
that were caught in the Ice west OF Point
Barrows about October l, will get out, but
that hope is verv faint one. Their release
from the ice pack would have TO come very
soon, as they were enclosed by the foes, or
their boats would in the spring be found drift
the Siberian coast. Nothing but southeasterly
gales, which would drive the ice back from
the land, would save them, and at this season
of the year such winds are very rare in the
Arctic circle.
The Newport the Jessie n. Freaman and
the Wanderer, which spent last winter In the
Arctic, were to come home this fall. but
Barrows, and it is thought that they, too, may
have been caught in the ice.
There are no supplies of any kind at Bar
rows station for the frozen-in whalers. Should
they require assistance the nearest point to
which they can look for relief is Herschel
Island, 400 miles away. When the feet OF
1859 was frozen in off Herald Island the United
rows and laid in bountiful supply Of pro.
visions. Not long ago the government came
to the conclusion that the place was useless
expense and sold everything for 5000. The
last of the supplies went on the Jeannie to the
Pacific Steam Whaling Company's vessel at
Herschel Island
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New Building of Elmwood Lodge K. of p.

ney General Willard b. Tanner, Post
master ID. II. Young Of Newport, ex
Mayor Henry IL. Barker. williau
NJ. Otis, Horace T.. Remington,
Henry X Rogers, superintendent OF
the American ScreY company. II. B.
Young principal of the Vineyard street
grammar school, PARK Commissioner
Richard b. Dsming and Others. There
were also present many prominent mem
bers CT the order among them Supreme
Representative Frank w. Taylor. Charles
A. Lee. Past Supreme Chancellor james
X. BraytoD. ana Supreme Representative
Elect Lewis Il. Davis. A letter of regret
was received from his honor, Mayor Nc
Guinness.
The exercises began promptly at
O'Clock. Grand Chancellor Levi >. Win.
chester assisted by his suite dedicated
the lodge room. The work Of acting
Grand Prelate James X. Charnley was
rendered in a perfect and impressive
manner.
While the dedcatory ceremony was In
progress the following program was rem
dred in the larger hall March, The Pace
maker; selection. Wizard of the Nile, Eli
Green's Cake Walk: walt1es, Italian
Nights; Mazurka dc Concerts finals,
"Witn VIM
ON TO The DANCE.
At 9 O'Clock the grand march was
formed, with Past Chancellor Charles ID
Cady and wife, at the head. ana they
were followed by Past Chancellor Joseph
q. Anthony and Miss Annie Sandager,
and as many more couples as could get
on the nuor.
The dancing program consisted of 10
mum bers and was sufficient to keep those
in search of amusement in the hall until
well into the morning. The guests were
entertained in the parlor, where j. An
drcw Reed was in charge
y The affair. which was much more of a
success than was looked for, was i'm charge
Of the following named members: Ben
jamin +. Harrington, chairman; Louis
j. Pierce. secretary: William Cottam,
treasurer; Rcutcn S. Bemis Joseph o.
Anthony, Perry q. Sweet, William Will
liams, Charles ID. Cady, Thomas II. Bowen,
William ii. Wood, Frank Anderson, Clar-
enco c. Greene, Isaac ID. Huling, Robert
l.. Johnson, John X. Munroe.
Past Chancellor Charles ID. Cady had
charge OF the floor, Louis j. Pierce was
assistant floor manager, and the general
committee OBLIGATED as aids. u
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il, 1888. IL was organized with n vim and
that same spirit has been manifested up
to the present time
The first meeting Of the charter mem
bers of Elmwood Lodge, No. IL, X. of r.,
was held On April III, 1883, at which
time all the business pertaining to the
formation and institution of the lodge
was transacted. This meeting was called
by Benj. +. Harrington, his name being
first on the charter list. and on April
30tb, the lodge was instituted by Deputy
Grand Chancellor A. b. Gladdipg, and
board of grand officers John T.. Thomp-
son, then being grand chancellor of this
state On this evening there were l0i
member who took the first degree in the
Order Of knights OF Pythias In this lodge,
aud this has never been equaled in the
history of the order except twice, once
each in San Francisco and Chioago. The
following is list of the officers and com
mittee at the formation OF the lodge:
Chancellor commander, Thomas W.
Penny; vice chancellor, Amos b. Root;
prcatc, Rubin q. Bemis; past chanccl-
lor Elisha Il. Simmons; master-at arms
Harry Ashmont; keeper. of records and
seals, Richard N. Sewell; master cx-
chequcr Arthur nj. Black master of
finance Byron q. Hooper; inside guard,
Alton &. Husc; outside guard, Ira b.
Booth.
Relief committee 4. w. Penny, chair
man; A. b. Root, X. 5. Bcmis; hall com
mittee, b. L. Harrington; trustees, B.
+. Harrington, chairman; j. l.. Cong
don, III. L. burlington.
WORK OF HE LODGE.
The lodge has disburscd thousands of
dollars to its sick and needy, and
smoothed the rugged pathway of life OF
many of its members
On June s, 1889, the lodge purchased
the property whore the new building now
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stands. from Edwin winsor for the sum
of $1,000, paying s2loO cash down and
mort gaging for the balance $500, hut it
seemed that the heavier the lodge was
burdcncd, the more effort they put forth
and the hard work Of its members
coupled with little good tnanoeoring
OF the trustees when Elmwood avenue
was widencd, soon lifted the load, aud
ON Aprile 81 1891, the lodge paid OF
every dollar that IL owed and was all
free from debt, anu then all efforts were
bent I'm the dirvotion Of this new build
ing. Satisfactory plans were drawn hy
Il. +. Harrington and adopted ~ the
lodge, the contract was AWARDED ana
work commenced ON March 81, 1897. the
CORNERSTONE being laid with Iythian
ceremonies un April % hy ursnd Chanel
lor Winchester ani board At grand
officers on Aug. ! Tia United Stntcs
postoiiiec dcparLmciiC opened ia rcw sub
posioilice station 'A'') in The building.
the lodge furnishing aud owning an tine
fixtures and furnishings in tho ofii,c
which Is said io ic ibe finest sub post
"a e in New England.
: ON Oct 9 the lodge moved into is new
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ON THEIR DUTIES.
Mr.. Blodgett Makes an Address to D.mo-
cratic Election Officers.

cratic Election Officers.
John II. Mcguire. chairman OF the
Democratic city committee called to order
meeting of the Democratic wardens,
clerks and supervisors last night at
O'Clock in Browning, King IL Company 8
hall. he introduced Mr.. Blodgett of
the board of canvassers who gave an nd
dress on tine duties Of wnrdens. clerks and
supervisors OIL election day. He gave a
short account OF the methods of procedure
before the present ballot law and then
clearly pointed out tho provisions OF the
new law. dc also explained fully the
duties of the wsrdens in experimenting
the counting, sorting. sealing and return
ing ballots Ho advised the supervisors
10 be careful not to overlook voters
name on the check list.
Mr.. Blodgett's address was followed BY
discussions and questions. The meeting
extended vote Of thapks to Mr.. BloJgett
for his instructive remarks.
The Democratic candidates, Mr.. Baker
and Mr. Cummings were then introduced
and each spoke briefly in regard to the
coming election and the probabilities Of a
heavy Democratic vots being cast.
Secretary O'Cunnell announced a rally
in the 9Th ward on Friday evening and
On Monday two, one in Irons hall, Olney-
Vile, one in He1ley's hall. Rand ell
square. The meeting then adjourned.
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FE ALTERED FIGHTERS.
Canary and Sparrow Engage in Battle on
Eddy Street.

Eddy Street.
There was a fight for the fcsthcrweiRht
Championship in Eddy street, between
the Narragansctt Hotel and Flint's om-
rcrium. yesterday noon. which attracted
"a crowd of sightseers. The battle was in
the air and IL was between canary bird
that had escaped from cagc OF the
canary pcddlor on Wcy bossct street and u
sparrow that makes the vicinity his
daily stamping ground. The canary was
n stangc specimen to the SPARROW and
AZ procccdcd 10 clear the premises of the
Intruder. II was an unequal contest be
tween tho bird that was made To sing and
the one that makes n speciality Of fight
ing and after the little yellow thing had
about oil IL could stand II pcrchcd on a
place of safety in one OF the windows CT
the Narragansctt hotel Then the spccta-
tors dispersed TO give their attention 10
something better
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HE MURDERED
TWO MEXICANS.
Juan Madr0 Kil!e1 by an Angry
Mob.
Broke Into Jail and Riddled Him
WITH Bullets.

Clifton. Ariz, Oct. 2S-At Morenci,
n copper camp near Clifton. an inotfen-
sivo Mexican laborsr was found near De
troit sneiters bullet hole through his
neck and his hcad smashed TO u pulp.
Juan Madro, supposed to be one vi the
gang that tried to capture the town
several months ago, was arrested for the
crime and placed in tho camp Jail.
Shortly after the arrest several hundred
Mexioans stormcd the Jail, broke down
tbs door and riddled Madro with bull
lots Shortly altar the lyncbing, soc
ond murdered Mexican was found on the
trail toward Duncan OH the outskirts of
Morcnci. AS the body had teen given the
samo atrocious treatment MS The first
found, there is no doubt that both muir
ders were tho work Of the man lynched.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-28
MARRIED AT ST. JOHNS.
NuptialS OF William +. Payson ana Miss
Mary +. j. King.

Mary +. j. King.
A brilliant event took place yesterday
afternoon in st. Johns Episcopal Church
the marriage of Miss Mary Farquar
Jones King daughter of Mrs. Charles q.
King of this city, to vii liam Farquhar
Payson, son OF Francis Payson of New
YORK.
1he ceremony was witnessed by a large
number of society people from this city
Boston, New York, Baltimore and Eng.
land
Just "a tho clock struck the hour of tho
bridal party proceeded up the aisle to tho
strains from the Lohengrin." 1hc
bride was met here by tho grooin and tho
ceremony was performed Ivy Rev &. A.. L..
Richards and Rev. Henry y. washburn.
The bride was attitei i'm whip satin
with point lace about the shoulders She
carried bouquet of chrSsanth themums
Tho maid of honor WAS Miss Adelaide
Vernon of this city. Tho bridesmaids
wero Mis- Mary Foster Miss Daisy
Dwight Aiss Ellcu Dorance. Miss l.ucy
Aldrich nnl Mlss Elizabeth Fatyo.
Aroliihald Douglas was lest man II f..
Douglas. p Arinitage. H. wypcocs, a.
Wheelwrisat, 4 \ King ana II. 4. Cross
were hc ushers
Mr ana NJ. payson left last right for
an extended tOur.
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APOLICEMAN SUED.
Duffy Seeks $1,000 From Officer dorsey
Far Assault.

James II. Duffy of Warwick has be-
gun salt through his attorney, p. IL.
Quinn against Officer Edward Dorsey OF
the Central station to recover $1,000 for as
saut Duffy has been residing in Bosto..
for some time and a week ago last Mon
day night he came TO this city and meet
ing Officer Dorsey, asked him where the
Washington Hotel was The reply that
officer mndc, Duffy says, sounded like "A
Washington Hotcl" This made Duffy
mad and he remarked that the officer
was too fresh.
This remark did not please the officer
and Duffy claims the officer gave him a
severe blow on the back of the neck.
Tho injured man entered "a complaint at
the Central station and the n'xt morning
picked the officer he charged with assault
ing him out of dozen men.
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Consumption Cure Endorsed.

San Francisco, Oct. 2S. Tho commit
tee OF the faculty Of Cooper Medical Col,
iege. having in charge the investi ga,ion
of the merits, efficiency ano value of oxy-
tpbcrculine, the new consumption cure
discovered by DIR. Joseph q. Hirschfelder
OF this city. has announced that after
patient examination they unreserveily
endorse the.remedy. A full statement Of
the manner and result OF tho committees :
work will soon DC published for the
benefit of scientific bolies anu medical
mon