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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
HONOR THEIR PATRONS.
The Feast of Saints Peter and
Paul Appropriately Cele-
brated.
Father Piperni, Superior of the Sale
slams, Delivers an Eloquent
Sermon.

At the Church of ST. Peter and ST. Paul,
popularity known as the Italian Church,
corner OF Dupont and Filbert streets, the
feast of the patron saints whose name the
church bears was cele brated yesterday by
a special solemn high mass at o'clock.
Father Gualco of Chico was cele brant,
Father Cassini deacon and Rev. NJ. 0reni
sub-deacon. The church, which had been
decorated with profusion Of flowers for
the occasion, was crowded to its fullest
capacity. The editice was also filled al
the other morning services. Specially
selected music was rendered by the organ
ist. Professor Spadina, and the choir.
Father Piperni, the superior OF the
Sslesians OF this City, delivered the SER
mon. He related eloeuentiy the events
of the lie of Peter, who at Christ's call
left his nets to become, not fisher OF
fishes, but 8 fisher OF men, and of Paul,
who, when directed by Jesus. undertook
the mission Of preaching his name be.ore
the Gentiles.
The speaker also related the experiea aces
of the ten apostles in Rome. where they
made many converts to the faith and
finally died as martyrs
at was beautiful though" declared
the speaker, THAT prom pied the founders
OF this ch urch, which was TO be for the
use Vi tue 1tdIiaHs, " haNe AZ pldceu uuueT
the patronage of the two princes of the
apostles who first painted the faith in the
then capital of he worid-Rome-and to
hav- them now as patrons OF the church
where the descenda nts of the old Romans
may gather 10 worship in the faith that
Peicr and Paul preached nineteen hun
dred years ago."
Solemn vespers were sung at 1880 in the
evening, and the services concluded with
the bened:ction OF the most sacred sacra-
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
SHOOTING FOR
CLASS MEDALS
Good Scores Made by the
California Schuetzen
Club Men.
Mclaughlin Again Goes to the
Front in the Champion
ship Glass.
The Verein Eintraoht and Company
D Helped to Perforate the
Targets.

The marksmen of the California SchueI.
zen Club and the Verein Eintracnt were
over at Schueizen Park, near San Rafael,
yesterday. A slight breeze blew over the
range, but the light was strong and steady.
The following were the winners in the
monthly medal shoot of the Verein Elm
tracht:
Champion class-First prize, F. A. Kuhls,
39s rings; first class, C. Mueller 366; second
class, J. Rohrer. 1863; third class, A StrocK,
34S; best last shot, F. Kuhls, % rings.
The California Schuetzen Club held its
regular monthly medal shoot Following
were the results:
lin, APO rings; second, Charles Thterbsch, 416.
Second cham pion elass-First, f. Kunnle,
40S; second, F. F. SehusIer, 398.
First class-First Q. A. Bremen, 436; second,
D. 3. Faktor, 43i
Second class-First, r. stettin Jr., 429;
second, A. n. Boysn, 407.
Third elassaaaFlrst, R. LANCER. 400; second,
Fourth class-First, J. wollmer. 1854: second,
J. b. Turner, 362.
Best first shot-Joseph straub. 25 rings;
best last shot-fred Kuhnle, "a rings.
Cadets, Caiiforni Scbueizen Cluo-First,
Willie Utschg, 367 rings; second, J. Kull-
mann, 359.
The members of Comps D, San Ra-
fael, also held their regular monthly shoot
on the military target. Tne following
was the result:
J. Dawson 45, Captain W. Elliott 3s. A. N.
Boyen 43, J. Schlosser 81, w. 7. Butterworth
81, T. S. Archer 40. E T. Mureh 10, P Trean-
ton 50. F. ]. Murray 81, n. Vanderbilt 40, J.
Jones 43, V. Cheda Al. P. J. Mulhern Al, T
Fallon SO, F. j. Jacobs AZ, Il. Iverson 81, Z.
W. Smith 81, c. H Flelener AZ. G; Don4hue
SO, l. MastIup 81, Z II. Robinson 80, J. Hart
81, C. Mahar %. W. Miller 33, NJ. Mcguire q
w. A. Gordon II, F. Hoffer %, A. Barrow 81
G. Almy 34 L. Smith SO, q. Shaver 10, NJ
Whitlemore 21. NJ. Haunor 2S.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05

ago she sent telephone message to my
Office that she had in formation that would
lead TO q big opium seizure.
Tine following day she called at the of
fee and attempted TO borrow money. This
is only one instance OF many. certain
notorious private detective called on me
some time ago and informed me that be
was aware OF some alleged escapades OF
mine and offered his services afterward IN
ferreting out some people that were pass
iEg thems selves off for me. A few days
later he presented II for $500 for what
he claimed as services. l refused to pay
it, and he afterward sent an attorney to
me with the account"
The susp nded Collector maintains that
his accounts wiIl be found square when
the treasury officials shall have com peted
the examination of his book. He de-
clares the warrant under which he was ar
rested for EN- bezziing the sum OF So5 70 Is
a mistake due TO a wrong Interpret tatlon
of his counterman6ing salary check for
that amount due L. 9. Aiken, one Of his
clerks.
sit is customary at times to draw the
salary checks slight Y in advance in order
that they may be hypothecated or dis
counted with broker. The warrant tor
Aiken's salary for Nav may have been
drawn about the first OF the month and
hand ed to my DEPUTY, Louis L1upe. A
few days later Aiken asked me Tor the
preceding months salary. and this led me
to suppose that possibly Loupe had his
own reasons for retaining the check-pos-
sibiy that Aiken owed some money upon
which the check had been applied. This
led me TO countermand the check until
Loupe, who is now sick to the point of
death, could be consulted. Well, you
know the rest. Special Agent Thrasher,
in examining the accounts of the Office to
ascertain the full amount of Cashier Nor
toms shortage. happened to ask Aiken if
he had received the check which was
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The biggest crowds of the season went out to
sutre's and the Ocean Beach yesterday.
Fair Monday, except partly cloudy in the
morning.-W. H. Harmon, forecast official.
The funeral of the late Rev. John Kimball
took place at the First congregational Church
yesterday.
The Holly Park Presby teriAn Church was
dedicated yesterday. just four months after
the laying OF the cornerstone.
Ed GagaD, while wrestling with friend in
a saloon on Shipley street. was thrown down
ana broke his leg in two places.
T. F. Bonnet and E. Malouev defeated P. T.
;ponnelly, the amateur champion, and J. Law
less at the san Francisco handball court
Yesterday.
O. Charles Rapp, young man living at 2o2
Eihs street swallowed a dose of laudanum
saturday night, but doctor was summoned
and saved his lie.
Rev. George C. Adams delivered a patriotic
sermon last evening in the First Congrega-
irOnal Church. Tne vocal and musical parts
were most interesting.
-. Eleven special trains loaded with Endeav-
.orers Lett Ogden Tor this City yesterday.
Nearly 5000 pieces OF advanced baggage are
. III the baggage office here.
At the Church of st. Peter and St Paul. cor
. ner OF Dupont and Filbert streets, yesterday
Ihe feast of the pstron saints OF the church
'Was appropriately celebrated.
The attendance at the Shell Mound rife
range yesterday was smaller than usual, most
oi The marksmen evidently preterring 10
shoot hrecrackers than rifles.
A grass fire at Schuetzen Park, near San Ra-
iael yesterday threatened 10 destroy much
'svalu able property and 1t was necessary to
send to san Rafael for help TO extinguish the
bleze.
David Hackett was arrested in Cloverdale
by 0fhcer o. Dea and locked up on the charge
Of felony IN his having disposed of q horse,
the property OF N. D. Shea, without his au-
thority.
The Letter-csrriers' picnic at Schuetzen
PARK yesterday was q grand success Fully
5000 people attended. Many gate prizes and
prizes TO the winners of athletic games and
sports were distr ibuted.
William Maher. while en- joying the pleasures
OF picnic at Harbor View, saw Mt to resist
. the authority OF police officer who wss
called upon 10 quell fight between two
toughs. He got has scalp silt. and after hAv-
ing II stitched at The Receiving & Hospital was
locked up in the City Prison.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
MORE YELLOW FEVER.

The San Jose From Panama Is Placed
in Quarantine.
The Pacific Mail steamer San Jose ar
rived from Panama yesterday with two
cases of death from yellow fever reported.
She was at once ordered into quarantine
and taken off Angel Island near the quar-
antine vessel Omaha, by DR.. Blue, United
States Quarantine Officer. DR.. Chalmers,
State Quarantine Officer. gave the vessel a
free pratique to the port. She VIII prob
ably be permitted to dock either to-day or
tomorrow.
The chief engineer, James ?. Mclean,
died June 4 at Acajutla. There was no
physician present to diagnose his case, bat
the physician of the porl said the cause OF
death was yellow fever. Captain Russell
puts forth the claim that the death was
due entirely to rheumatism OF the
stomach.
Richard Blennerhassett, a messbcy,
died June Is at San Jose de Guatemala.
The phys clans at that port refused to go
aboard the hip and she was quarantined
without any doctor being present. DR..
Blue says that he was informed that the
boy Blennerhassett, who was first taken
i'll at Panama, turned the color of lemon
prior to his death. There were eight
cabin and one steerage passenger aboard
the ship.
A Swede named John Anderson was ar
rested on East street by Officer McGreevy
yesterday and booked at the Harbor Po-
lice station on charge OF grand larceny.
A scarfpin, which he is alleged to have
taken from ferry-boat passenger, was
discovered on MIN and taken as evidence.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
SWALLOWED LAUDANUM.

Charles Rapp, Young Man, Has a
Narrow Escape From Death.
Charles Rapp, young man 81 years ol
age, swallowed dose OF iaudanum Satur-
day night at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Spencer. 202 Ellis street.
He was taken TO kelly's drugstore, 102
Eddy street. and Dr. Lustig was sum.
moned the usual remedies were ap-
piled and tne young man was soon pro-
nounced out OF danger.
1t was reported that he had been griev-
ing over the death of his brother-in-law,
w. E. Spencer of the Davy Crockett sa-
loon, TO whom he was very much at
tached, and swallowed the poison In Fl
OF uespondency. He and his friends
however. say mat the laudanum wa.
taken by mistake.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
OUT BY THE SEA.
The Largest Number of the Season Wis
tied the Ocean Beach and Sutro
Baths Yesterday.

Acres of people listened to the music al
Golden Gate Park yesterday. The drives
and walks we're thronged and the museum
halls were crowded.
The Sutro Baths scored their greatest
success OF the year. and the seats were
filled to the upper tiers. So heavy was
the travel toward the ocean beach that
both engines in the power house of the
Sutro carline were called into service for
the first time this season.
The conservatory is in fine condition to
please the throngs of visitors who will be
here this week. An especial favorIte,
which is blooming just now, is Ell Espiritu
Santo, the Holy Ghost flower.
There were a few slight accidents. G.
e. Rice of 923 Hyde street fell from BIZ
cycle and bruised his hip; c. McGrath oil
229 Park avenue got face wound and left
nand hurt while playing ball; Frank Vim.
cent of the Bella Vista Hotel got severe
fall while cyclirg at Ocean beach. He
struck the ground with his temple. and
had to be carried in the ambulance to the
Park hospital station.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
NEW TO-DAY.
DO YOU
Want Manhood ?

Do you realize that you are not the man
you should be at your age Do you find
your manly strength falling you, exposing
the great drain that has been sapping the
very life and am bition out of you ? Does
this knowledge mar your lie ? Then, it is
time for you to look seriously to your
health. You need such remedy as DR..
Sanden's Electric Belt, from which you
can a bsor new strength and vitality. 1t
is grand remedy for any one who is weak
in vitality from whatever cause.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
Wolfe Tone Club Picnic.

The third annual picnic of the Wolf Tone
Club OF Oakland was held at Shell Mound
Park yesterday, and the attendance was COM
paratively large. The pleasure.seekers spent
the day dancing in the pavilion and stroiling
among the trees. In the afternoon there were
races and athletic games in which old and
young participated, and suitable prizes were
given TO the winners of every event. A large
mum ber OF gate prizes were also distribu ed.
The picnic was under the following committee
OF arrangements: p. n. Hanrahan, chairman
ley, r j. Delehanty, T. Crowley, 2. Flynn,
Martin Ryan.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
A VICTIM OF
OTHERS VILES
Ex-Collector Welburn Talks
Some More of His
Downfall.
Forced to Spend the Day in the
County Jail in Default
of Bonds.
Declares That If Deputy loupe We're
Well All Would Be Righted
for Him.

"If l had lived at the pace the stories
spread about me during the past week
would indicate | would be short half a
million dollars in my accounts to-day
with the Government"
Osca M. Welburn as a prisoner charged
with defalcation by the treasury agents
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
Fireworks From on High.

The ompleuon of the garbage cremaiory at
the foot OF Eighth street will be celebrated to-
gether with the Fourth OF July by a uisplsy of
fireworks from the top Of the big stack from
8 80 TO 10 o o'clock tonight The display will
conclude with q descent from the top by rope
by Robert Liebert. He will make the drop OF
265 feet surrounded by red fire.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
Thrown of a Car.

Michael Murphy, laborer living at 7SA
Clementina street, was taken TO the Receiving
Hospital yesterday morning in the patrol
wagon with his right leg broken. He said he
was on q 1hird-street electric car and at Har-
rison street the conductor threw him OF. He
tntands 70 sne the com nanY for damAges.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
Broke His Leg.

Percy Drew, an employe ct the Pacific Roll
ing Mills, was sitting on pile of iron bars
yesterday afternoon when he slipped and one
of the bars rolled down, striking him on his
right leg and breaking 1t. He was taken to
the Receiving Hospital in the patrol wagon,
where his injured leg was treated.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
AMuSEMENTS

).
BALDWIN THEATER IT he Prisoner OF Zenda ~
COLUMBIA THEkTxR- Shenandoah
MoRosCo's OPERA HOUSE Captain Paul
ALcAzAR THEATER a Victim of Clrcur-
stances" and The First Born"
9IvoLI OPERA House. Wang"
oRPHEUM igh- Class Vaudeville
oHEBoS,-Grand Concert
sUTRo BATHs--Bathing and PerformanceS
1HE CHUTEs AND SKATING RINK-DaiIy at
Galght street, one block east OF The PARK
PicNICS AND EXCURSIONS.
FL CAMPo-Music, dancing. Boating Fishing
tNerJ Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
AUCTION SALES.

. BY SULLIVAN q DoYLE-wed n,sday, july 7.
Horses, etc, al S27 Sixth ST, at II O'CLOCK
3, y k1LLIP & Co.-Thursday. July s. Horses
al cor Market ST. and Van Ness ave-, al IL O. clock
} NoN RHEIS Il Oo.-Thursday Jnly Is,
tsl Estate. at saleSroom, SIS California street
a. ]. o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05

At the sutro Baths there will be q special
attraction on account of the National holiday.
There is to be matinee in the afternoon, and
in the evening there Will be paDtomirne' M u
sic, ballets and beautiful historica. Ia blesux.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05

At the Chutes there Will be this evening, in
addition 10 the many attractions on the
grounds, an entertainment under the auspices
of Presidio Parlor OF the Native sons of The
Golden West, who viii have d gala time there
There viii be display OF freworks.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
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tion Of manhood. 1t will point out a
means by which you can become strong
and manly. 1t is sent sealed. free, to any
address. or can be had on application at
the Office.
Dom put it off. Act to-day in matter
which concerns the happiness not only of
yourself, but of your family and friends,
of your future. You should not delay
Call or address
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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05

new elaborate scenic production entitled
Captain Paul' is the attrsction TO be placed
on the stage of Morosco's Grand Opera-house
tonight. 1t will be offered with won ierIul
sLage-se things, including q naval battle
Grand matinee this afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05

At the TEoh Opera house continuation OF
Wang" with all OF its attractive music,
great cast beautiful costumes, splendid seen
cry and the royal elephant, is what is offered
for this evening. A number of new topical
songs will be introduced
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05

At the A.cszar "a Victim OF Circumstances"
VIII be presented this evening, in which
Seine Johnson and George H. Trader will
make their first appearance. This will
be followed by ''Tne First Born" that has
been so successful Tor weeks There viii be q
matilee this afternoon
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05

Al the Oberon there will be no lack of mu-
sical attraction. The international Ladies'
Orchestra viii discourse uch popular music.
and there viii be Introduced q number OF
sololsts, who will render some very f ne selec-
mons
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05

Al the Columbia Thester the special holiday
attraction this afternoon and evening will be
Shenandoah" the great military play in
when squad of soldiers from the Preside
ill take part Tomorrow night the Frawley
Company VIII, present "The Two Excuteheons. 3"
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
IN THE AMUSEMENT LINE,
What There Is On This Evening That
Is Calculated to Attract the
Theater- Goers.

The Lyceum Theater Company commences
the third week of its engagement at the Bald
win ii IS afternoon with q special holiday per-
torrance of the great romantic success, THE
Prisoner OF ZsDda," which will be repeated
tonight. Tom orrow night the comp my Will
offer The NARROWER" Dy the author of 'Rose-
mary" for the first time
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05

Imogene Conner. "queen regent of descrip-
tive singers; Harry lie Clair, protean
comique, and Lew Dockstader are among the
big attractions at the Orpheum for this even
ing. There will be special matinee at this
house TINS afternoon on account of the Fourth
OF July.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
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unb Suei 500ter, Die idinmtlib in
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bier bemerft, oab bic Saunoers=2eisbt=
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Welton einen 8aiolinbebdlter reparis
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G(bma(be Wfduuer
oSit,tg tttt0 Mlt.
Jfenet Gu9 iiber nniere Gntoednns,

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riht mebr erI6einen m69te.
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se ipesen ginbru9s se9en benielben
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ten seben. bic fid serne ginsriffe in
Die &e9te anberer erlauben, aber baB
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tporoen 1T, oas iif in bieiem gountp
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bauerte brei polle Sage unb enoiste nit
Der Ssreiipredung bes Mnsetlagten,
nadbem bic @eldtpornen iiber fiinf
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mun9 i'm Wprtlant - tpenn, mas na=
tiirlid nidt bentbar 1T, bic 3euaen in-
ffruirt tporoen trdren, 10 bdtten lire
Musia9en nidt iibersiniiimmenber Iail-
ten t6nnen bahin 9inaen, baB Die
3eugen ben Nneeflagten am Mbenb,
als Der ginbruH beriibt iDurbe, bier in
Der Stabt geiehen. als bielmebr auf
Grunb Der Snitruftion bes Hidters, bab
man ben Mngeflagten nidt i6ulbi9 fin-
ben f0nne, tDenn ni6t Der Na1meis ge-
leiffet iuorben iei, bab man ibn am Drte
bes ginbru4s ober in Oer Ndbe beiIel-
ben geieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-03
9ie Sart Wercantile Company

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