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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21

Al the Hnwarl-street Methodist Epis-
copal Juurcn the song service OF last sun
d4v ight Will be repeated with new songs
10 o.te. pop uiar airs, opening. sharp at
$50 sharp with tune Marching Through
Georgia, sacred words. The sermon by
the pastor. John A. B. Wilson, will be to
Supporting Women" Dr. Wilson
founded home Tor them in New York
City, not a charity 10 pauperize, but a
place where those who received but low
wages could pay their own bills. San
francisco working girls need just such a
IIace here. 1t is likely that The doctor
viii mention the need and his plan for
meeting the demand
The Junior Quartet of girls, which is
growing so popular, is going to sing the
Child of the King" and Mrs. McDer-
mott, who composed il. is to play for
them.
The chorus choir of the Third Congre-
gauonaI Church on Fifteenth street, near
MISSION, will give one of its enjoyable
pTa,e services his evening al 7:30 o'c ock
l V.I be q Thanksgiving praise service
~. S adtteId, the director, has been
working very hard with his large choir of
twenty-five voices and promises this to be
one OF the best musical services ever given
in this church.
The acquisition OF mum Der of promi-
ncnt musical people to assist in the pro-
gramme is OF itself sufficient guarantee
that the service Will be a success. Among
those who Will assist are: Miss Alice
sheldon Braunan, MISS Florence Boston,
Alloys Werner and Dr.. Art ur T. Regens-
berger. Miss Kate Hutchinson will pre-
side at the organ.
The pastor, Rev. William RAIDER, will
deliver an address on THANKSGIVING
Memories"
Following is the com plete musical pro-
gramme t. De rendered:
organ prelude, "Barcarole from Fourth Con.
certo,' Bennett; anthem, "Jerusalem
,ParkeT). Rees; soprano solo, Charity"
(rsure) Mss Auce sheldon Brannan; "Jubi-
late" (Schu bern, Buck; tenor solo, Comfort
le Ny People" (Handel, Alloys Werner; "By
Babylon Ms Wave (Gounod); cello SOLO, "An-
dante ReIigioso" (rhone), Dr. Arthur T. Re-
gensbeTgeri alto 500, Have Mercy, o Lord"
e. ia della}, Miss Florence Boston; anthem
King of Kings (simper); organ postlude,
"Aarche GolhIQue" (Salome).
Next Su day morning will be celebrated
as o Folks day at Central NJ. E.
Church. There will be Thanksgiving
love fesst at $50 A NJ. At IL O'Clock there
will be a snort address by Dr. Locke ap.
propriate TO the occasion, followed by the
molly communion. Seats will be reserved
for The old people, and Easy chairs will be
placed about the chancel Any of The old
frlends OF the church who cannot be pres
ent viii p ease send in writing greetings
ard THANKSGIVING testimony, which may
be reed in he love feast.
Rev }. ". Alexander, for many years
re~Ioent Of the ands the Pacihc. will
eve al illustrated lecture on The South
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21

Sea Islands" on Thanksgiving nirht.
thursday, Novem ber 25, at the Associa-
tl0n Auditorium, Mason and Ellis streets.
Inc regular Union THANKSGIVING sery-
ICES OF me M@thodist churches will be held
IN Grace NJ. T. Church on Thursday. Fol
loving Is the excellent programme pre-
anth Inc Lords Prayer, Rev. w. NJ. Woodward
Senolr; en- ThankSg wing proclamation, Rev. W
" w Iase, DD.; national hymn No 1889, Rev.
d, W. Peck prayer, Rev. j. A. B. Wilson, D. D. ;
WLi SWnlhem 20 Lord, How Msntfold Are Thy
T3rAsi (Slmperl. choir; Psalm cxlvii, Rev.
:: ", fhelps, ID. D.; soprano solo, Fear Ye
Nor, lsrae,' (Buck), Miss Rose Broderick ;
hymn No; 1103 Rev. w. :. Urmy; sermon,
Inc Lord Is Ny Light" (Marsh) J. f. Veaco
uoAoloey; beuediction, Rev. John Stephens.
chorister.
The dedication of Westminster Presby-
terlan church, corner Page and Webster
;, 5'teetS, 9o VII lake place this afternoon at
z.oU O'Clock. The dedication sermon is 10
be preached by DR.. E. S. Chapman OF
oakland. Prominent ministers will as
slst IN the services. Excellent music bv
Inc California Quartet and a number OF
lady soIoists, boIh afternoon and evening,
when = harvest praise service will be
given, and the church will be decorated
he Methodist ladies OF the city are ar
ranging little surprise for Miss Lake of
the Chlnese Nj sslon. / has been one OF
her long cherished hopes TO have a cozy
Slttlng-room Tor the girls where hey might
come together in the evenings
1he work is rapidly being done and it is
hoped that 1t will be com pleted when the
oeaconess arrives from Honolulu.
Rev. DR.. Ollie will conduct the special
m s 4 M
Sunday (2Sth).
The ladies of Grace NJ. E. Church will
give Thanksgiving social on Thursday
evening. 1t will be a benefit for the
Deaconess' Home and the Orphanage.
The Sunday school workers council,
which was held in Central NJ. E. Church
last Thursday night, was a great sue
cess Plans are being form ulated for sim
lIar gatherings at re e-uiar intervals.
The union Thanksgiving meeting of the
Baptist churches OF tnis city viii be held
in the First Baptist Church
The union meeting of The Christian
churches OF this city VII be held III the
VESTS de Christian Church.
new shelter for the poor has been
opened In Los Angeles by the Salvation
Army.
Captain and Mrs. George Wood, who
take the plac of ior and Mrs. Mcintyre
in the Salvation Army, are expected IN
this CITY about the 25th of this month.
The Young Ladies Sewing Circle has
decided 10 change It's quarters from the
vestry-rooms of the Synagogue Beth ia
to5 TO Covenant Hall of he f rst Hebrew
Congregation, corner OF Twelfth and Cas-
trU streets, Oakland, ana Will commence
in the new rooms next Monday afternoon.
The reason for the change is that there is
better light ami the heating facilities are
first class for the winter months.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
CALIFORNIA
LIMIT Ed.
SAN FRANCISCO
TO
CHICAGO
SlkH||!R RR|a|
Route

Trains leave from and arrive at Market-st Ferry
san Francisco Ticket Office-6i4 Mark ct street
Chronicle Building. Telephone Main 1920 OAK
land Of1ice-l1lS broadway. Sacrame nto Office
201 street.
The Best Railway-san Francisco to Chi~ago
Look at the Time the California
Limited.
Leave San Francisco 4 80 p NJ MONDAYS and
Thur days; arriva Kansas City p NJ THURSDAYS
and sundays; arrive 1t Lo lis A. NJ Fridavs and
Mondays; arrive Chicago 9 :43 A NJ Fridays and
Mondays.
DINING AIRS under Harvey MANAGEMENT
Buffet Smoking Cars and Pullman Palace Sleep.
ing cars.
This train carries First-class Passengers only.
bu no ra char,e Is mate.
The Atlantic EXPRESS. leaving daily at
4:30 p M carries Pullman Pa ace and PuIlm an
Tourist sleeping Cars on iasi,time. Direct C, n
neciion in Chicago and Kansas City for | point,
East.
New rails new ties, new ballast, new br:dees
The shortest crossing OF the deSert and ountry
that int es by Its varied and beautiful SCENERY.
The highest grade of passenger equipment and
meals al Hnrvey'S famous dinllg-ro0mS
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21

DR.. Myers; Bible-class in connection
with Hebrew started off under favorable
aus pices, and Will meet every Monday
night at the Bush-street Temple.
The proceeds of the base bail game of
yesterday and to-day at Central Park
ground> will be devoted to the funds of
the Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum anu
Home.
union THANKSGIVING service. consist
ing Of the Temple Emanuel and Sneril b
Israel congregations will be held Thurs
day at the temple. Rev. DR.. Jacob Nleto
will deliver the oration.
The mem be- rship of the denomination
Christian was reported at the c.nvention
last week to be !, sol, ,079, gain of 7,407
over last year.
Mrs J. T. Tracy, secretary of the execu-
tive committee OF the Woman's Foreign
Mi sionary Society, states that the re-
ce pts OF the society for the year are over
$4,000. which Is ali advance OF SOS, 900.
TWO weeks mission will be opened
In ID ly Cros' Churcn. on Eddy and Scott
streets, at IL o'c ock this morning.
The Alteration of the Forty II )urs will
b. crle brated a st. T resas to-day.
Rev. b. Held. o. S. B., has been trans
ferred from Spokane. Wash, to Yuma,
hriz., where he replaces Father Schnei-
der, who has been dangerously i'll.
A contract has been let for he building
OF new Cathollc school In Flagstaff.
Ariz., and work has already begun. The
school will be open in lew months.
The work OF giving Catholic lectures
under the auspices OF the Y. NJ. l, of Los
Angeles will be carried on by the follow
ing committee: Rt. Rev. Bishop Mont
gomery, Isidore d. DocxweiIer, Anthony
Schwamm me and Jseph Scott.
Rev. NJ. Barry, who has been recently
ordained for the Archdiocese. has been
appointed assistant st All Hallows'
Church, South San Francisco.
The sermon at 1880 o'clock mass in st.
Mary $ Cathedral to-dav will oe delivered
by Rev. P. O Ryan. Rev. G. A. Ramm
will preach a vespers.
The members of the Young Mems In
stituie Will be present In a body at a
solemn high mass to be cele brated in ST.
Mary's Cathedral on Thanksgiving day.
Mass will begin at 10 O'Clock. Rev. c. A.
Ramm Will deliver a sermon appropr ate
to the occasion.
The fair for the benefit of st. Francis
Church, Vallejo street. now in progress in
the church basement, has been we'll at
tende! during tie past week. The hail is
handsomely decorat ID and an excellent
programme is rendered on many evenings
Of the week. Washington Council No. f.
Y. NJ. l., will attend the fair on Monday
evening, and a committee has arranged a
m aslcal and literary programme.
Dedicatory services will be held in West
minister Presby teriau Church, of which
Rev DR.. CrvOr is a itor, this evening
The sermon will be preached by DR.. Z s.
Chapman of Oakland. Other prominent
minis ers will assist in the services. There
Is 10 be some excel ent music by the Cali
fornia q Iartet and mum ber of lady SOLO
lists. Iii the evening a Harvest Praise SER
vice will be held.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21

diately TO buy in San Carlo ticke 5, and
many shining twenty had eros ed lhe
counter before ii was found ,hat payments
were being made on i losing horse. The
cashier INN ediately shut down on San
Carlos tickets, but it was too te to save
his money. as ill who had rec lived their
money made I'M mediate departure. While
the payments were being made on San
Carlos, Joun Wills, a racehorse man,
and Louis Catherona, who frequently
wagers his money on the speed of the
thorough breds, got an inKiing that some
thing was wrong. In consequence they
hurried to the newspaper bu ie ins and
found that the wrong horse was being
honored at the Harris rooms, and they
returned 10 assoclat- among the holders
of Colonel Dan tickets. those people
were found IN disgruntled mood, and
when small Cffers were made them for
The tickets they ina ined re pre- ented
money thrown away on losing horse
they accepted them with aacrity.
When the news arrived that Colonel
Dan had won, most of ,he tickets sold on
thai animal in the Harris rooms were i'll
the hands of Wills and Catherona. The
tickets were hono-ed, and as a result of
the cleanup Wills found his pocket book
augmented to the extent of $265 and Cat
berona was Weather bv $3.50. Wills said
last evening that he reCe we'd the news
wnile in Harris rooms that San Carlos
had won. but he mistrusie1 the report.
Later he heard that Colonel Dan was the
winner. and after verifying the report
from The CALL bulletin lie saw chance
to make a few dollars, which be took
advantage of with all the speed at his
command.
As yet no one has been found who will
ad NIT that he sent in the false report and
1t is hardly likely he will be. In future,
how yer, payments will not be made in
the rooms If Harris uatil it is known far
beyond a reasonable doubt that a reported
winner has won that honor III an honest
race.
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his in tentions were Iaudible. He wanted
TO see how The school was progressin and
If tue condition of the class pleased him
Miss Dou S salary was to be raised.
The official delegates returned to the
wharf at O'clock a sorry looking set.
The only Joy attending the trip was that
the Native Sons saws two full rigged ships
coming into port This in q measure
made up for their discomfort.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
Music al the Park.

The following programme will be rendered
by the Park band to-day:
Overture, Spanish Comedy" Keller Rela
Hungarian fantasia. ............ Rurgmeln
celebrated NJ uet". ........ Paderewskj !
Scenes from "t avslleria Rusticana"M NJ 4scar nj
Maz ''Joiiv Fellows" ....-..............Vo Volstedt
Prelude from "Lohengrn'' Wagner
Barry one solo, "kocked in the Cradle of the
Deep, with VARIATIONS ....- .......... Robinson
l.. Klotz.
exte. from ,LucIa" Donjz -tti
"Comicsl Contest" tn variations for C arr
nets. two cornets. p.ccoio, barytone, r. fiat
clarinet and tubas The pnza is unexpect-
edly awarded to the bass drummer God frey
March. "Chilcoot" ...... ...... Roncovieri
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
Head off
NEW TO-DAY.
a Cold with a desc of "77."

a Cold with desc of "77. -
The easy time to 'break up' Cold is at
the BEGINNING, and it is wonder that any
one allows 1t to run on"
= IT. breaks up Grip and Colds that
'Ians on; relieves in few hours; cures
in few days.
For those who appreciate "77'' We make
a dollar flask; it is fiat, easy to carry and
economical. For beginners the 25c size
Cape Horn, or is sent on receipt of price.
Dr. Humphreys Manual of Diseases at your
Drugt lists or Mailed Free Humphreys Med. Co,
Co. William and John Sts, New York.
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P. NJ, "Faith Positive. f."

, P, NJ, "Faith Positive"
T A. NJ, "Christ Cruc fed;
P. NJ, baptismal service;
I Thus il becometh US 10
fulfill all righteousness"
A. NJ, Judgment; P. NJ.
}"Devo,ions for the Relief
(of the Poor Souls :"
A. NJ, opening of the mis-
ision by the Jesuit Fathers.
+ A. NJ. "Thn Sign of the
Son of Man." by Rev. II.
! Woods; P. NJ, "The Church
! at the Bedside of the Dy-
ing" by Very Rev. ]. 7.
| Frieden.
! A. M, "Purga tory";P NJ.
ia Lish ut in the Darkness. "
A. NJ. "Forty Hours De-
ivotion."
A. NJ, "The Christians
lDuty."
A. NJ, "The Spirit of Ser
)vice' ;P NJ, "The Harmony
If the Pan of Salvation
A. NJ. Continuous Con-
version; P. NJ, Love and
tPeace."
{ AN, children's Thanks
}giving service; P. NJ, ma
(tfonal Gratitude"
( A. NJ, sermon by Rev. C.
K. S evens of Colorado; P.
! NJ, THE Relief Expedition
to the Arctic."
{ A. NJ, sermon by Bis hop
mich OILS, "The Ever Pres
Cent Christ"
( A. NJ, "Our Pre- sent DAN
lger'; P. NJ, "Ma aGniticat."
{ A. NJ, NO Room Tor
}Chrisl"; P NJ, Samson"
Ia sermol for young men.
+ A. NJ, Holy Communion;
P. M, all ad dress to the
delegates OF the Brother
| hood OF ST. Andrew.
PM, "Our Last Home.
+ A. M, The RoIlcall of the
J Dead; P. NJ, "Chris tian-
! ity Confronting Friv olous
| Skepticism." :.
A. NJ, Children and
Their Pr ivjleges in the
i Church; p M, Sunday
school exercises
{ A NJ. 1.-The Christian;
}P. NJ, Give the Boys a
tCha c."
{ A. NJ, Liberty; special
I'm us!c. including solo by
IN me. NallZ.
! A. NJ, "The Best Leader
fship; P. NJ. "Good News"
( A. NJ. Supply and De-
J mand Enough for Alp; P.
! NJ, a sermon TO self-sup-
| porting women.
+ A. NJ, "The True Con di-
tions of Spiritual Prosperi-
! TYR. NJ. Jonah. the Sue
| cesslui tut AngryPreach er
A. NJ, Thanksgivin q SER
mon; P NJ, Pra Use service.
T A. NJ, 1.-The Church'< r.
! yilation TO Those With
I our; P. NJ. What It's 10
Be Christian"
{ A. NJ, Il Am Wanderer
}Unto Many; P. NJ, THE
(Devil at Church"
A. NJ. Unexpected visi-
}tors" NJ, Fire and Our
tFire Company"
{ A. NJ. practical Chris
: iauiIy'; P. NJ, Saving
(Power of Gods Word"
! A. NJ, Dedication of the
}church.
{ P. NJ, 1.-The Morals of Cal
}iiorni1, and the General
(Cau scs."
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Rev. ]. w. Henry
Rev. ]. George Glib so N
Franciscan Fathers .
Father ]. F. McGinty
Jesuit Fathers
Father Clark
Father Otis
Father P. O'ConneH
Rev. Mr.. Kelley
Rev. F. S. Ford
Rev. III. t. Shepherd
Rev. William RAIDER
, Rev. p. Coo mbe
Rev. E. J. Lion
Rev. w. w. Bolton
Rev. w. III. MOreland
Rev. w. NJ. Reilly
Rabbi Isadore Myer
: Rev. E. Nelander.
Rev. C. B. Riddick
Rev. Charles E. Locke
Rev, w. NJ. woodward
Rev. ]. n. Beard
Rev. J. A. B. Wilson
Rev. John Stephens.
Rev. II. w. Peck
Rev. John Hemphill.
Rev. NJ. Nj. Gibson
Rev. w. E. Dugan
A. n. Carson, DID,,
Rev. Samuel Cryor
Rev. A. ]. Wells
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St. Peters CnuIch at Rome required
three and half centuries Ior its compile
ton, and while it was in course of erec-
ton forty three Popes Tegned.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21

THIS DAY AT THE CHURCHES.

First Baptist Church,
Eddy ST., near Jones.
Emanuel Baptist.
Bartlett, bet. 22d and
ST. Boniface German, ;,
Golden Gate ave-, mr.,
Jones ST.
Holy Cross Church,
Eddy and Scott SITS.
ST. Ignatius,
Hayes ST., nr.V .VanNess.
ST. Mary'S,
California and Du-,
pOnt.
ST Teresa'S Church,
Tennessee, nr. SolanO.
ST. Cornelius Chapel,
PresidiO.
First Christian,
Twelfth, bet. Mission
and Howard.
OIiyet Congregational,
Church, Noe and Sew,
enteenth SITS.
Third congregational, J
Fifteenth, near Misc
sion.
Richmond COngrega.
tional Church, Sew
enth ave. and Glenn
ent st.
St. James Episcopal, J
Clement, near Fifth I
avenue.
ST. Mary the Virgin,
Union and Steiner.
ST. Luke's, Clay slreet)
and Van Ness I
xrr,r,nA
ST. pauls Church,
Cali ornia street.
near Fillmore.
Bush.st. Temple
near Laguna. J
First English
Lutheran Church,
Gcary, near Cough.
Centenary NJ. Z.
Church South bush,
bet.Gough & 0ctavia.
Central Methodist.
Mission. bet. Sixth
and Seventh. }
Epworth NJ. f. Church, }
corner Church AMI !
Twenty-sixth SITS.
Grace Methodist
Church, Twenty.hrSt
and Capp streets.
Howard Methodist.
Howard, bet. Second
and Third.
Simpson Memorial,
Hayes and Buch anan
Streets.
Trinity
VI +. Church,
10th, near Market.
Calvary Presbyterian,
Powell and Geary
Streets.
First United presby-
terian Church. q. e.,
ave and Polk ST.
Stewart Memorial. ID
United Presbyterian,
Guerrero, near 23d.
Trinity Pre- sbyterian
Church, 23d and I
Capp streets. }
Westminster PreSby-)
terian, Webster I
and Page. }
Second Unitarian,
Twentieth and Cappl
streets.
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1EAvE FROM OCTOBER "a. 1897 ARRIvE
E0.0OA Niles San Jose and Way Stations. s:45A
7:0OA Bencia, Suisun and Sacramento. Ie:s0A
Woodland ...................e 5:45P
7:OOA Vacavife and Rumsey. .............. S:45P
Calistoga and santa Rosa. a........' 6:I5P
S:OOA Atlantic Express Ogden and East. S;i5P
s:3OA Niles, San Jose, Stockton lone,
Sacramento, Marysyie, Chico.
Tehama ard Red Bluff. ........t... 4;I0P
ss;3OA Peters Milton and Oakdale. ........ s7:I3P
y;OOA New Orleans Express. MERGED Ray
mond, Fresno, Bakersfield, Santa
Barbara Los Angeles, Deming,
E Paso New Orleans aud East. 6;45P
Fresno ....,.,.......,.,, I2:I5P
SCOOP Sacramento River Steamers s..... S0:GOP
1 :3Op Martinez and Way Stations ........ 9:45P
Visalia ..s'.'.......,........ 4:I5P
4:OOr MARTINEZ, San Ramon Vallejo.
Napa Calistoga, El Verano and
Santa Rosa. .:;...'.:,.''.;. S"iA"A
S:OOP Benicia, Vacaviue, oodIa and,
VILE and sacramento '.,...' IO:45A
4:3oP Niles Tracy and Stockton. 7:i5P
4:3OP Lathrop Modesto, Merced, Berenda,
santa barbara and Los AngoIcS 7:45A
for Moaye and East. t.............. 6:45P
g5:30P Sunset Limited, Los Angeles, FL
Louis. Chicago and East .......... sI0:I5A
6:O0P European Maii, Ogden and East.... 9;4oA
6:OOr IIayWaYls Niles and San ,Jose..... 7:45A
ts:OOp Vallejo o.................... t7:45P
S:OOr Oregon Express Sacramento, Marys-
Vile, l;udding, Portland. Puget
Sound aud Fast .................. s:I9A
N.N l.LtNnnn Nm II4NW tEnS InGAI
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

From San Francisco, Commencing Sept. ls, 1891.
WEEKDAYS
For Mil Valley and san Rafael-s7 :25, 1880
IL $50 a. NJ; @l:45 3:45, *5:l6, 500. $3.50 n
Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays, WedneS
days and Saturdays IL 80 p n.
SUNDAYS.
For MlI Valley and San Rafael-rS:00 1000,
80 A. NJ; sl:l5, 800. *4:30, 6:lb r. n.
Trains marked run to San Quentin.
THROUGH TRAINS.
1928 A. NJ weekdays for Cazadero and way sta
tious: :45 r. N. SATURDAYS (mixed train) fof
Duucan Nils and way stations; 500 A. y. sur
days for P0 nt Reyes and way stationA
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.

Trains leave and due to arrive at
SAN FRANCISCO
(Slain Line, Foot of Market Street.)
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY

EUANI III ' ISIVN IDrUIU UHUStJs
Third and Townsend Sts.)
6:5JA San Jose and Way Stations New
Amaden Wednesdays only)....... 6:SSA
9;OOA San Jose Tres Pinos, Santa Cruz.
Pacific Grove Paso ROblcs, San
Luis Obispo Guadalupe, Surf and
Principal Way Stations .......... 4:1Sp
f0;4OA San Jose aud Way Stations. ,.-..... ~S;O0A
II:3OA San Jose and Way Stations S:30A
'2:3Or San Nateo, Redwood, Mcnlo Park.
Santa Clara, San Jose, GiirUy.
Hollister Santa Cruz, Salinas
Monterey ami Pacific Grove Tf0:40A
'3:I5P San Jose and Principal Way Stations $9:0OA
'l:I3P San Jose AMI Principal Way Stations 9:45A
sJ:O8P San J Jose and Principal Way Stations I:3OF
5:3OP San Jose and Principal Way Stations 0;30P
6:3Or San Jose and Way Stations 7:30p
tIf:45P San Iesn and Way Stations s..... 1:3Or
A for Morning j for Afternoon.
Sundays excepted !. Sundays only Saturdays cnlys
II Monday, Thursday and Saturday nights only.
Mondays and Thursdays
SWadn esdays and Sasur1avs.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-21
All kite Records Again Broken.

BLUE HILL OBSERVATORY, Mass, Sept.
20.-All kite records were broken here
yesterday, when the topmost kite of a
string of seven, of the Hargraye type,
with four miles of wire, Sttained an -alti-
tude of 10.O16 feet above sea level, and
1850 feet above the summit of the hill.
An aluminium box was sent up contain
ing instruments for recording pressure,
temperature and humidity, and was
swung $50 feet below the topmost kite.
At the highest point temperature OF
SO degrees was recorded, while it was 60
at the surface of the earth. At height
of 1000 feet the humidity rose rapidly,
but sank again at mile, where it was
quite low. At 1000 feet it again rose,
and soon reached a point where there
was almost a complete saturatIon in the
air. From there up the atmosphere be-
came dry, until at the highest point
there was scarcely any moisture record
ed. At the ground the humidity all the
afternoon was quite low.