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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-13

OF that noble courtesy which makes true
gentlebood. the finest grace Is sensitiveness
20 gratitude.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-13

Fits permanently cure ]. No cts or nervous
ness after first days use o. Or. kliucs x rcst
Nerve kcstnrer 8 trial bottle and t-ea - free
DIX T. Il. kLtSE. Lt1.. o3l Arch SE.p.sila-, Pa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-13

II you want 70 live long. don't try TO liv'
more than one day az time
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-13

II affictedwith Sore cyeS use Dr.. Isaac Thonp
sous Eye-Sater. Druggists sell at &c per bottle
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-13

We have not been without Piso's Cure for
Consumption for - years.-I.tzzIF FERiil-I-
Camp St. Harrisburg. Pa. May 4. 1884
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-13

The man who loves money and hates worl
is going TO swindle somebody.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-13

The heather Is person who doesn't al
low himself 20 quarreI over religion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-13

& - D0T9 040~ 1ss
v12cfe MS BGh$4 FeQdle hooked m
6er IN the sefas and Lawrence even
peepcd into the big TN cake box. You
see. Buby had only one little tooth in
hts head. hut that one Was such sweet
tooth. And he had twice been known
70 creep out icto the pantry into the
cake box. But he wasn't there this
time. lie didn't seem to be anywhere.
and mamma began to get alarmed.
.Get the dinner ben. Ned" SHE said.
.sand ring II out the back door for papa.
And. Lawrence. are you sure you hunt
cd I'm all the closets? There's the linen
closet. you know, and Bridgct's closet"
IL looked in 'em ALL Lawrence said.
despondently. HE isn't anywhere I
guess he's dissolved. He's sweet
enough to-"
Papa came i'm and hunted. too. Out
doors and In they hunted. getting more
frightened all the time. Then Neddie
found him. He laughed iiil the two
anxious tears just crossing over the
bridge OF his nose lost their balance and
tumbled down hill.
said NeddIe found Baby. but really
and truly II was only his little, soft
channels shoes he found and part of two
little, blaci-stockinged legs in them
The rest of Baby was out OF sight
Papa's tall. square scrap basket In tho
library was over on its side. and Baby
had crawled I'm and gone to sleep. How
mamma laughed when he was found
Youths Companion.
Good Honest Doubter
tan person We like % meet. We Ike Z, nav'
such n man Try Tctterfnc. He will be more en-
th,i~iastic than anybody else once hos cured an
convinced Tcftcrine A. for letter. Eczema
Rfngworrn and oil skin dtseescS ~ cents = 10
at drug stores or by mail from J. T. Shuptfine
Savannah. Ca.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-13

When YOU say Il don't care try TO see
that your tone OF voice doesn't indicate that
you do.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-13

The volcanoes of yesuvius and Etna
are never both sctiye At the same time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-13
IT'S WORST FORM
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Hoods Pills coass Psssso" sS eSn s%r'
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-02
.D|NEO At A ROUND TABLE
Mrs. J. H. Jewett's Dinner
Party en- Tuesday
Evening.
Enter rtainment and S ereopticon L C
ture at the Root Residence
in Oakland

Mrs. J. H Jewett gave delightful little din
ner party on Tuesday evening at her elegant
home, corner of Bush and Jones streets. Gov
ers were laid for ten at round table elabo-
rately decorated with fruit blossoms. Seated
at the table were Mr.. and Mrs. Homer King,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Tevis, Mrs. Edgerton,
Mrs. Monroe Salisbury, Horace Platt, A. C.
Hellman and Mr.. and Mrs. J. ii. Jewett.
On Monday last Miss Giselman gave g din
ner in honor of Miss Estee and Mr.. Everett
Covers were laid for ten.
very unique entertainment in the form oil
a stereopticon lecture. was given by J. r. Dag
gett on Thursday evening at the house of Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Root; 1915 Oak street, Oak,
land. The views were taken by Mr.. Daggett
during his trip around the world, and repre-.
sented scenes ram Japan, India. Egypt, Italy
and Switzerland. Following the exhibition
refreshments is were served, after which voca
and Instrumental selections were rendered by
Miss Edith Russell and Miss Jennie Tuttle
Among the many present were S. NJ. Daggett
of New York, Mr.. and Mrs George Tasheira
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Overton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ir
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-02
MOTT TALKS ATHLETICS
Berkeley's Coach Makes Some
Very Pointed Crit.
cisms. -.
h Deprecates the Tendency at the
State University Toward "Hero.
-. Worship" in Athletes:

BERKELEY, CAL, April 1.-C. P.
Mott; football and. baseball coach of the
university and instruc or in botany. has
furnished some good advice for athletes of
Berkeley, : and incidentally he makes
some pointed criticisms. Mott was one of
Brown Unlversity's most prominent ath-
leies, and his Judgment is regarded as ex-
pert.
Mott says that q peculiar condition of
affairs obtafnsi in California. owing to the
scattering Of students through several
= towns, and he declares that one of tie
needs OF The hour is for more general in
terestin and support of athletic enter
prises.
Another bit of advice for the student
body rs contained in the following para
graph of Mr. MOTIFS letter, which as pub
ltshed this afternoon in the college
weekly:
Many students exhibit q bad tendency to
make heroes oil the successful candidates for
teams. Such hero worship causes the player
to think that his work is all right, when IN
the trained eyes OF the captain and coach IT is
all wrong. Many otherwise valuable men are
deceived Dy THIS admiration: They become
careless in play, restless under couching and
spoiled Tor their positions. Avoid the bad
hAolt OF becoming follower of some particu-
lar player. Do not swarm out upon the field
during .halts in the practice TO no. d court with
some favorite, Tor follow him into training
quarters after work is over You are as a rule
always IN the way.
A financial scheme is also suggested by
tn well-known coach as sioiloYs:
Establish in the first place general athletic
association TO which any graduate or under
graduate or member of the faculty may be
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-02
SUED BY FATHER O''RYAN.
Ex' League of the Cross Cadets
NV in Legal Diff
cult eS.

Father Philip Organ, spiritual adviser
Of the League of the Cross Caders, has
begun suit in the Justice Court in that
capacity against Edward P. FITZGERALD, G.
J: Regan, James A. Lamey w. Fitzgerald
and Thomas M. Moroney to recover
lhir;y-tive suits of clothes or their value,
which is set at $3.50
The defendants were mem bers of
League of the Cross Cadet company that
was mustered out some time ago. E. P.s
fitzgerald ing captain, c. J. Regan
lieutenant and the other members. Their
uniforms were boxed up and left in their
New Montgomery street headquarters,
presumably at the disposal of the league
when they were needed
About month ago Father Organ, who
is III charge OF the personal belongings of
the league, was informed that the uni
forms were about TO be sold by their
former wearers and'at once took steps 10
gain posse> sion OF the suits.
A few days ago a search warrant was
sworn out and the police took possession
OF the uniforms. W which are now in posses
sion OF the police. 1t was at first intended
to prosecute the young men, bu Attorney
Garret McEnerney, who represented
Father Organ, advised against any suchs
course, as it would bring the ex-cadets uu-
der charge Of felony, and he thought
that proceeding would be too severe.
The matter came up in Judge Camp
BELLS court yesterday, and that jurist in
timated that he would dismiss the pro-
ceedings on the ground that it had not
been shown that the uniforms belonged to
the league. X
To keep a legal'hold on the suits the ac-
tion mentioned was begun, The CON-
plant alleges that on March 5 the defend
ants unlawfully took possession OF the
uniforms and now h0Id tbem
The sx-cadets claim that tine uniforms
belong to them and thatF Father Organ
has no right to the possession of EN-,
while the adviser of the league main tains
that the property, which is really worth
$3.50, wes purchased with league money
and that the defendants have no right or
title to it.
Gas is dearer in Paris than in any other
capital in Enrnpe, Madrid excepted.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-02
NEW BROOMS At WORK.
City Officials Vacate Their O..
fees and Turn Them Over
to Their Successors.
Engineer Clement and Attorney Cow
at Once N me Those Who Will
Assist Them.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANcIsco CALL,l
908 Broadway, April 1.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,)
9O8 Broadway, April !.
The city govern ment changed hands
this morning. May or Davie turned over
his office in very pleasant manner to
Mayor Thomas. Mr.. Peirsol vacated the
City Attorneys Office in favor of w. A.
Dow and A. r. Wilson made way for the
new city engineer, r. NJ. Clement
Mayor Thomas tated that no heads of
departments had yet been. decided upon
City Attorney Dow has already appointed
S. w. Condor as his assistant. City En-
gineer Clement appointed L. NJ. Hall as
his deputy in place OF Marston Campbell.
Mr.. Hall is an experienced engineer, hav-
ing been in the office many years. He
left little while ago but has now re-
turned in an advanced capacity. The new
Engineer has retained the other, assistants
in his Office.
Strong Evidence Against PetifIs.
OAKLAND, cAL;,. April IN. Lenan
was the first witness in the Pe.ifils- Gar.
rique murder case, which is being tried
before Judge Ogden. to-day. He testified
to the shooting.
Antoine Ruffe testified that Petifils said
to him the day following Christmas in q
saloon, I've given. it to him as much as
he wants" One of the party told hin
that Garrique carried a sword whereupon
Petifils replied, ~ am not afraid; I'll give
him iead..'
George Ii. Clark, an absent witness for
the prosecution, testified by deposition
He was present at the fatal dinner and
heard the two talking excitedly in French.
The prisoner jumped TO his feet, and pull
ing a revolver out of his pocket placed it
at the side of his plate. Clark took the
weapon and left the table. The prisoner
went out into the yard and Clark followed
him. On the request of the prisoner ne
gave up the revolver. In few minutes
Clark. saw Garrique lying on his back
wounded, with PetifIs about 100 yards off
looking at him.
The Board of Works.
OAKLAND, CALL, April 1.-The Board
OF Public Works met this afternoon and
Mayor. Thomas was elected president.
Harry Thomas, vice Walter SpauIding
was elected secretary of The board, but no
other changes were made. The City Coun-
Gil met tonight as committee of the
whole TO frame rules for their guidance.
Next Monday night President PringIe will
announce his standing committees.
Insurance Rates Going Up.
OAKLAND, CAL. April 1.-The reor.
ganiZation OF the insurance com bine in
san Francisco yesterday sounded the
death knell OF the local association.
With its retirement the local rates will ad
vance about May 1. AS the San Fran.
CISCO board will control the rates there i.
absolutely nothing for local board TO dc
but die for want of field.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-02
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.
eligible to membership on the payment of GER

eligible to membership on the payment of GER
tain dues
Divide this. membership into graduate, un-
dergraduate and lille members.
Let certain dues be established for each
grade in proportion TO the privileges granted.
Elect q single treasurer who shall have
charge of all moneys of the association. Let
him lie paid salary and give bonds for the
faithful performance of his duties.
There would thus be secured good sum OF
moncy with which 10 pay incidental expenses
and provide preliminary equipment and other
necessaries oil each seasons sport. Responsl-
billty for all moneys OF the association would
be placed onsone man. Membership would be
looked upon as a privilege otsome value. The
alumni would be gwen an opportunity TO
manifest their interest in Il substantial way.
The revenue of the associa ton could without
doubt be increased were the managers 10 ar
range a-good series OF games and issue season
tickets.
Mott declares in favor of the appoint
ment OF assistant managers for the various
departments of athletics. He declares
that the managers are overworked.
VIII Raise the Money.
BERKELEY, CAL. April 1.-The stu
dents at the State University ratlhed the
action taken by President EIston IN oHer-
ing a $3.50 graduate scholarship Tor the
coming year. They were drawn up In
military array in front of north hall at
the beginning Of the drill hour and ad-
dressed by Eiston When asked if they
would support his pledge in their behalf
they responded with one voice. The
MONEY. will be raised by popular subscrip-
ton: Next Tuesday has been set as the
day forTeceiving the contributions.
-: Brief News Items.
The univ ersity baseball nine will play with
the Olvni pic Club on Saturday afternoon at
Central Park, San Francisco.
. Track Captain Brown has been asked to ar
range for another try-out field day at Berke-
ley.
The athlete Dozier, who hurt his "football
knee" some weeks ago, is again able TO be out
on the track.
Professor Loughridge will start south to.
morrow TO hold farmers institutes at Chula
Vista, 0ceanside and Anaheim.
Green Majors of Alameda will address a citi-
zens' mass-meeting in Bailey Hall tomorrow
hi ight. The meeting announced for last
night was postponed on account of the
weather.
In the baseball game to-day on the Z. D. dia-
mond the nine from the College of Mines de-
feated the Mechanics team by a score of %
TO g..
At the election of officers for '99's Blue and
Gold today Fryer WAS chosen editor and
Franklin business manager.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-02
STOLE A MARCH.

How the Chinese Laundrymen Tricked
the License Advocates-They
Cannot Be Mo1ested for a Year
ALAMEDA, CAL, April 1.-The advo-
Gates of the high laundry license ordi-
nance are busy wondering just exactly
where they are, and have scarcely found
out ye.. Some time ago it was proposed
to levy license OF 500 a quarter on all
laundries doing business in this city or
soliciting custom here. The object was to
force the removal of lot of unsightly
rookeries. which are an eyesore to the
town. As soon as the proposition was
made it encountered bitter opposition. one
of the principal objections urged being
that the proposed rate was practically
prohibitory, and that TO enforce it would
be to drive every laundry except one out
of business, as none OF the smaller ones
could pay so large q tax. The matter was
deferred to permit the City Attorney to
draw up a new ordinance dealing with
the laundries from police and sanitary
standpoint. The delay was Just what the
Chinese and their attorney, NJ. P. Wiggin,
wanted, for pending action the end of the
month came and with it the expiration of
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-02

stitution of its kind in this county, EN-
ploying 900 people, engaged Richard G.
Beggs as foreman. 1t is a responsible po-
sition, carrying with it the authority to
employ or discharge all help.
P. E. Dalton aud Piiny Bartlett two
wealthy men, are the leading stockhod-
els in the concern. When questioning
Beggs. it occurred to Dalton that Beggs
had the same name as the man who five
years ago stole 5000 from the Grove-street t
power house, where he was engaged as
secretary.
Casually Mr.. Dalton asked Beggs if he
was the same man, and Beggs replied that
he was not; in fact he took an oath that
he was not the power r-house robber. He
was engaged and had proved q very
earnest and conscientious foreman, ac-
cording to the story OF Mr.. Bartlett. Dali
ton, however, had some trouble with
Beggs over the discharge Of Daiton's half
brother. Beggs says that by way of re-
venge Dalton started to verify his suspi-
cion that the foreman was the man who
had been in San Quentin.
AS matter of fact Beggs the robbsr and
Beggs the foreman are the same man, and
he admitted that he had uenied his con-
nection with the robbery because he
needed position 10 support his wife and
family. For the past three years he has
Oeen leaUlug an honest lie, ana ne con-
siders himself justified in acting as he did.
Dalton discovered this. and this morning,
according to his own statement, he went
to the laundry, told Beges to 60 about
| his business informed the help that B eggs
! was no longer their foreman and that tn ey
| should take no further notice of him, an
taking him by the arm he assisted him tc
| leave the laundry.
Beggs arrested Dalton, turned him over
| to an officer and the proprietor was re
leased alter depositing bail.
| Mr.. Bartlett, Who is the superintendent
oi the laundry, says that the trouble oc
Cured when .Beggs discharged Mr.. Dal
tons half-brother.
about a nj onth ago." said Mr.. Bart
lett, "Mr. Dalton came to me and sail
that Beggs was thief and had been il
San Quentin. We asked Beggs about i
and he denied it. Later, however, he at
knowledged to me that he had s,olel
money from the Consolidated Street Raj
way Company, but he said he was tryin
to do better and live down his past an
the laundry directors decided to give hir
fair trial. In every other way he wa
entirely satisfactory. Dalton, however
was not satisfied and took it upon himse
to discharge Beggs. Dalton is a share
holder but he overstepped his bounds
He holds no executive position and ha
no right to discharge the man. The d
rectors Immediately reinstated Beggs."
Tomorrow morning the case will
tried in the Police Court.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-02
THREE. VIOLENT
DEATHS IN A YEAR.
!. Another Pacheco Is Killed
:. !: :.=.. While Hunting
H. Larks. -: :
His. Gun Exploded While H. Was
=: Engaged Loading 1t in
=. ... a Field.
LII. Z.
His Sister was Murdered and His
Father Recently DIED Very: :.
Suddenly. "

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL
. .9OS Broadway. Anrii l.

4 LII
- 90S Broadway, April I.
Another violent death has come to a
mem Der of the Pacheco: family. During
the past year three members of this old
family have been taken off suddenly.
About year ago Diana Pacheco took
part in q double suicide that occurred in a
lodging house in this city. Her father
forbade the marriage, and rather than be
separated the girl and her loyerlay down
together and it is presumed he'shot er
and then himself, although there ls:noth-
ing to prove IL was not a case OF double
suicide.
The news of his daughters death so
affected her aged father, who lives 'across
the line in. Contra Costa County,: that
shortly afterward he was oYertaken by a
fit and suddenly expired.
Now one OF the lads is dead at Concord,
through the premature discharge OF
gun. He went out in the field near his
home 10 shoot meadowlarks with an old
muzzle-foading gun. The lad had been
warned not 10 use the ancient weapon,
but he scorned all advice and started out
hunting. He had moi gone far before he
met with an accident, which soon proved
fatal. He was in the act of loading the
weapon when it was discharged. The
charge entered his left arm above the
elbow and shattered the member in q
frightful manner.
Hewa as too far away from home for any
one to hear calls for assistance, but he
managed to crawl 10 the porch OF his
home, where he was found by his younger
brother on his return from school. At
that time the injured boy wa. almost
dead from less of blood.
- DR.. Mckenzie was summoned and was
required at once 10 amputate portion of
the arm. Tuesday morning it was neces-
sary to sever the limb at the shoulder In
consultation with several other doctors
this latter operation was declared to be
necessary to save his life, but the boy was
so weak from loss of. blood that he died
Just afser being taken from the operating.
bic. =
: He will be buried in the same grave with
his father and sister. He wa. the oldest
boy IN the family and was recently taken
from school SO that he could help support
his mother.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-02

the violation of the rules consists in max
ing an effort to become Chief Fairs sue
cessor.
For several weeks the two men have
been bitter enemies, and not content with
personally expressing their animosity to-
ward each other, they have been guilty OF
the error OF rushing into print. Smith
has stated that when he should have been
attending to his duties in Oakland Chief
Fair was on one occasion tending bar in
San Francisco. He then proceeded to
charge his chief with flirting, and stated
that Fair used to put the lights out in his
| buggy, SO as not TO attract attention when
| going on undesirable missions.
! Chief Fair, on the other hand, has said
| that Smith is not ood fireman, that his
engine is always :dirty and that if he
wished he could say many things which
would njure his family, evidently not
| thinking that such a statement is even
more damaging than If he mentions what
the charges were.
This morning Mr.. Fair suspended Mr..
| Smith. and when the latter asked for the
reason he was simply told the one word
! insu bordination.
1t also appears that Fred Murdoch, the
| chief assistant of the department, has not
any love for Smith, and saloons seem 10
be the bone of contention between all
| parties. Il ar says IUaL SIullQ uSeu 10 OWN
| half interest in the saloon in which he
claims Fair tended bar. Fair also hints
that Smith is not stranger to other
| saloons, and recently Murdock was sued
! by whisky man OF Alameda for bill,
and this incident also is now being urged
{! to show that he is not a good man 10
| assist Chief Fair in the charge of the del
| partment.
| There are other candidate tes for the posi-,
| ton of Chic. of the Fire Department, and
| although so far not one word can be
charged against them in regard to the
| present strife, their presence in the fight
has certainly not been conducive to the
speedy restoration of discipline.
Fred a. Campbell would like to be chief
| OF the department.. When Fair was ap-
| pointed every insurance man and nearly
all the merchants indorsed the candidacy
| OF Fred Campbell, but the Board of Works
ignored the Endorsements and at the re.
| cent election were themselves ignored
| Now Campbell is making fight for the
place on the strength OF the same backing
he had two years ago, and as Chief Fair j,
slated 10 make vacancy in the neal
future Campbell may carry off the plum
| Ex-Chief Lawton is also a Candidate
but has combination was broken. He wa!
4 a leading spirit in the Labor League tha
met at Gier's Hall, and which was soiiC
for Davie, Garrity and Clement. A.
| Clement was the only winner it is feared
that the old chiefs chances are abou
number three in the list.
1t is absolutely necessary that some
thing be done speedily to quiet the unres
in the fire department. for the men vii
do politics so long as they think there is
chance for promotion by so doing, ant
in the field for chief there will certainl,
be politics in the department.