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The San Francisco call., 1897-02-22

.02: Yuma Az. last season O46, past "a hours,
90.
San Francisco data-Maximum temperature so.
minimum a.. mean 4b
air weather prevails throughout California and
the greaier portion OF Nevada while rain snow
mas occurred In all other sections west Of the
ROCKY Mountains. Killing frosts and freezing
weather occurred last night hrougho ut the great
porti' OF California and conditions are favorabl
Tor equally low temperature tonight
Forecast made Francisco for 80 hours,
ending at midnight. February %. 1897:
Northern Caifornia-Fair Monday: killing
frosts tonight and in exposed sections Monday
night: fresh northerly TO westerly winds
Southern a iIornia-Fair Monday: killing frostc
tonight and Monday night; fresh northerly winds.
Nevada-Fair Monday.
Utah-Fair Monday.
Arizona-Fair II onday. with killing frosts to.
nlght and Monday night, probably injurious to cit
fruit.
San francisco and vicinity-Fair Monday; kill
ing frost tonight; fresh westerly wind.
w. II. ttAMhoN. Forecast Official
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Improved Order of Red No,

The great sachem paid a visit to oshonee Tribe
last week, ana was receI we'd by a large number of
members and visitors There were four adon.
tons A long talk by the visiting officials was
listened 10 with the proioundest attention.
On the lst of May Oshonee Tribe will give ar en-
tertanment and ball in aid of the building fund for
the home and orphan asylum which it is proposed
to erect for the order
The reception TO Great Sachem Sims on the occa-
sion OF his ofhciai visit to Modoc Tribe last week
was grand one. Among those present were
A. Jackson, great prophet; g. w. Collins prea,
lunior sycamore; Porter L. Bliss, great samoan:
Z. +. Burgeman great chief OF records Past G reat
Great SEchems J. II. Jennings NJ L. Wheeler and
Z. II; Parlsh; Past Sachems Rudolph Fowzer
and T. j. Flu ler.
so;t yome Tribe vsitec in tody. During the
evening Past Sacnem il seph of Samoset rioe of
va ielo presen. ed h sitting tribe handsome
pair or tomaha wks. each artistically engraved
with en- b. ems of the order. Past Sachem Her
msn SotTaat acted az toastmtster at banquet
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American Legion of Honor.

Notwithstanding the heavy downpour during
the past week the attendance at the various coun-
cls In this City WAS unusually good. The attend
ance at Bohemian Council was remarkably good.
Grand Secretary Burton has Just returned from
visit In the interior. On last Tuesday he was
with Yosemite Council in stockton, and TO large
membership he fully explained The laws OF
the order. While there he attended and presided
at the f0r;y-hfth anniversary exercises OF Liberty
Lodge, l. o. .. F., OF which he is member
Ora a Commander fiIben present at the
last held meeting of Ruby Council In Gilroy. This
conncil ranks high in the order, and its standing
is due in great measure TO the efforts of Mrs. M.
b. Benu, the collector
Many members are changing from class B to
class A
Assessment No. 374 of one and ne-.hird rates,
In force January ], is payable before March l.
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRIcuL-
TURE WEATHER BUREAU SAN FRANCISCO, Feb.
II, 1897, P. NJ. Weather conditions and general
forecasts:
The Following are the seasonal rainfalis to date
as compared with those of the same date last sea-
son and rainfall during the past "a hours:
Eureka, this -, last season "a SO,
past "a hours IL; Red Bluff 20b6, last season
1888 past "a hours 90: San Francisco, 1916.
last season 12.43, past "a hours 90; Fresno 3S,
Ias season aug, past "a hours 90: San Luis Obspo
lib, last season 1925. past "a hours 04 Los
Angeles 1888 last season 81 past "a hours 60;
San Diego $50, last season z.A4, past "a hours
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The Odd Fellows.

The preparations all complete for the meet
ing OF District No. 81, in which Farnsworth,
Golden est, Pacific, Ophir and Unity lodges will
participate 1t will be held on Thursday night, in
odd Fellows Hall, under the auspices of Pacific
and Golden West lodges.
The anniversary celebration of Fresno Lodge
last week was grand affair, in which participated
all the subordinate lodges OF Fresno and the Re-
bekahS There was good program me, musical,
literary and oratorica,, William Henry Barnes
p g. NJ, delivering the principal add ess. There
were present Grand Master J. w. Warboys and
past grands J. l. Robinelte or Sacramento and j..
T. Thompson of Eureka
There is great deal of enjoyment in store for
those who attend the entertainment and open
meeting 10 be given this evening bv Loyal Re
beAah Lodge. This lodge. which will be a year old
on the ! ltn of next May, expects to increase its
mem bership from s5 20 loo bY tn at Time.
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ring prospects and, no doubt. wlI soon !argeIy

tering prospects, and doubt, will soon largely
increase its mem bership
ON Friday, the l9 h inst, the deputy grand mas
ter workman. accompaue by the Pacific Drill
Team conferred tne workman degree Dol a class
of twelve candidates for Reliance Lodge No. SO at
Alvarado. The meeting was succeeded b. ban
Quet, at which speeches were delivered and an en-
ter aiming and pleasant evening passed
Special Deputy Hargraves, who has been con-
fined TO his b me in his City for a number of davs
by III ness, has recovered and is ia Bakersfield.
Yolo A-od- e No. ~ of w oodland has organ zrd q
drill team and hereafter the degrees will b. con-
ferred in ampihed form and with proper elabora-
tIon
AT its last meeting Fremont Lodge No. 297 in
stituted class of nine members.
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Knichts OF Honor.

Last Monday night Anchor Lodge initiated two
candidates, Grand Dictator Archibald performing
the work. This lodge has four app .ications on
hand.
Yerba BueDa had two limitations lastMonday and
will initiate four candidates tonight. There are
eight applications on h.c. At its meeting Mon
day tn sitting odge received visit from Liberty
Led ge, which came in body. There were pres
ent the grand dictator, Pest Dictator ROurke
grand officers.
Last Tuesday Grand Dictator Archibald and
other grand officers visited Center Lodge in Berke
ley and installed the chaplain. guardian and three
trustees The lodge has six applications In tn e
hands of the medical examiner.
The n xt session of the Grand Lodge will be held
in the AIcazar building the 16tA of March,
com mencIng At 10 O'clock in the forenoon.
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Young Mems Institute.

(. J. Coffey has been chosen secretary of the
lecture bureau vice J. E Richards Jr., resigned
on account OF want OF time TO attend the duties
requiem mass Will be celebrated in the cathe-
dral this morning for the repose OF the the
deceased members OF Ignatiau Council Nc. 35.
Oakland Council American LouaCil ana Fra
ternity Council will jointly celebrate Y. VI. 1. day
to-day in the Taternacie In Oakland.
St Mathew Council OF Mateo gave a grand
ball last Frida. ana IL very successful.
Judge W. w. Morrow will deliver an illustrated
lecture on The Fedeal Government, introd uciu, :,
views OF Washington, d C., before Columbia
Council in Metropolitan Hall the evening o. the
lin of March. Il J. barry, Grand Secretary
George a. STANLEY, william O'Conaell and Dr. T.
II. Norris are the committee of arrangements.
The ministries show SIven by Bo romean Council
last " Wednesday was q great SUCCESS
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

CLEANERS LEAVE BROADWAY ASA.
~ wharf, San Francisco, follows: &zsSs&
For Mary Island, Loring, Wrangei Juneau, Kill
iisnoo and Sitka (Alaska), at A. NJ, Feb 10, 25
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. c., Port Town
send, Seattle, Tacoma. Everett, AnScortes and
New W atcom (Bellinghnm Bay, WASH. 8 A. n.
Feb 4, 10, 10, 20, 25, and every fifth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the C. p. r
r., at Tacoma with n. p R. R., at seattle with u.
n. Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers.
For Eureka Arcaia and Fields Landing Hum
boldt Bsy), str. Pomona r. NJ, Feb. I, 5, g, Is
II, u, IS and every fourth day thereafter
For Santa Cruz. Monterey. San Simeon, Cayucos
Port Hartford (San Luis obispo), GaviotA Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, san Pedro East san
Pedro (Los Angelesl and Newport. at 9 A. N
Feb 3. 7, IL, rs, 19. 23, 81, and every fourth
day thereafter.
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Harrord
(San Luis obispo), santa Barbara, Port Los An
relies. Redondo (l.os AngeleS) and Newport L
AN. Feb. !, s. 8, Is, II, H. 20, and every fourth
day thereafter
For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo. Mazatlau l..
PaZ and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba. 10
A. n. 25th OF each month.
The Company reserves the right to change with,
out previous notice steamers, sailing dates and
hours of sailing. Ticket office-Palace Hotel 4
New Montgomery street
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen'l Agents
~ Market ST., San Francisco
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The RoyaI Arcanum.

Argonaut Council b97 has removed from shiels
building their quarters in Coloma Hail.
n. b q. w. building, and propose giving enter
tainment and "house-warmng social" at Ihei
next meeting. March g. An interesting programme
has been prepared by the special committee ap
pointed by .egent Dixon. AT he last meeting of
the council several applications for membership
were received and general good time had Ke-
ports show large accessions being made in the
membership in ali the council S OF the order.
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Knight. and Ladie. of Honor.

The grand protector contemplates An Official
visit TO San Jose, Marysvi le, Oakland Alameda
and lodges in this City within q short time.
West End Lodge ill give its next social on the
evening Of the Is h of March.
Heroa Buena Lodge of an Jose entertained over
$50 guests most enjoy ably last Wednesday even
ing.
There will be official vsitations the 22d to
Bay City Lodge ZSd to Pacific Lodge 25th TO
Golden Rule Louge and 26lh Excelsior Lodge.
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The Order of Chosen Fri.nds

Up to the 1st of last January lis order has paid
800, 200 In old age benefits.
There is anticipated good time at the Martha
Washington party, to b. given this evening by
Sunset Council In Alcazar build ing.
Grand Sentry Lemuel Biddell who had be en-
seriously i'll has fully recovered.
Guardian Council of Anx xeles gave a very
enjoyable valentine party on the 18th inst. Each
person was presented with heart-shaped valen-
tine in which was printed the programme OF
dances.
Last Thursday night the committee OF ARA nge-
mepts consisting OF Ihr~e from each of he local
councils met aud determined tender a recep-
ton TO he delegates the occasion of the visit
OF the repres entatives to this City to attend the
Grand Lodge session. This willsbe on the evening
OF he l4th OF April on The evening OF th- 18TH
there will be several limitations for the benefit of
the repre- sentatlves. he work will be in The am
plihed form. There will be "A prize of s2O TO the
councii presenting the greatest numb of ca nd-
dates for I'M lion
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Ancient Order of Foresters.

Court Star of the West. the banner court OF the
United States, celebrated its fourteenth ami
versarv Saturday night by an entertainment
and ball in B'nai Birth Hall. About 500 people
responded TO the invitation to be present and they
were entertained in delightful manner under the
supervision of committee of arrangements con-
sisting of Gorge Nisbet (chairmanl, DR.. J. j.
Evans p H Savage f. Strohmelr H rowe, J.
Tredirnm and F. ]. Maguire. the secretary.
The chairman ac.ed as master Of ceremonies
First there was an overture by the orchestra.
then a interesting and Instructive addre bv DR..
E. c. Case of iah. the high chlef ranger vocali-
cation BY the Knlckerbocker Quartet recitation,
selections bv Professor Graebers mandolI banjo
and guitar class ECO ch ba lad, Miss Jennie Stew
art: tenor solo. Loves octurne," y. ". Law
renee; sailors hornpip~ dance. by Miss Tryphina
Pritchard; comic songs James McNeill; recita-
tion, Miss Hattie Mouton, and Good Night" a
waltz song, by the knckerbocsers Then fol-
lowed the dance, which was enjoyed bv all the
psrticipsn's This court has M mbershp OF
nearly 400, has about S60D0 In its treasury and
is officered by n. ]. Savage, e. r.: Geo 'ge
Nsbet, :. C. R.: F. j. Mcguire. recording
secretary; T. Povser. financial secretary, and T..
Court AIcatraz will be visited by Hiyh Chief
Ranger Or. Case and the executive council on the
Court Novato has under consideration PROPOSE
tion 10 build a hal in which TO hold Its meetn- s..
and 1t has appointed a committee TO see upon
what terms it can negotiate loan Tor the pur-
pose.
party last Saturday. The committee of arrange
ments was Albert Hafsky, T. o'Connor and 4. l..
Dolan-
Court Oak Grove gave party in Foresters' H all
on Saturday, which was well attended and much
enjoyed.
Court Kensington Will give an entertainment
and minstrel show in Duvenick Hal tonight
Court star of Sausaito at Its last held meeting
had seven limitations and received seventeen ap-
plications.
In conformity with resolutions adopted. letters
of thanks from the executive council TO the NJ ayor
of Ukiah and the court at that place for he enter
tainment extended on the occasion of no ding the
subsidiary high court in thai div have been en-
crossed and framed and will shor ly be scented.
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that followed. There wa, fine spr al of corn
and venison. muca oratory and a great deal
music, all OF which served to make the occasion
one TO be pleasantly remembered by the pal. lei
pants.
The new tribe to be organized in Honolulu in
the near future viii be under the jurisdiction of
California
The new ibe being organized In Sacramento
mas already secu red seventy individuals who will
become members
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FINANCIAL.
CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS
and new YORK STOCKS.
WHEELOCK & co

w HHh-E-N@OON " W.
4 Leidesdorn St, Tel. Main 1854.
CENTRAL OFFICE
go Market St, Palace Hotel. Pur " q Atkinson
Manaeers. TEL Main 5l44.
Uptown Ohce-Bald win Hote! (adioining Criil
hoom) Tel Main 10 81
PURDY, ATKINSON & CLAPP, Managers.
oroers instantly executed on latest market ono
tations. Reference st National Bank =
C61CAGot PRIVATE WIRE NEW YoRK.
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Young Indies, Institute.

Grand President Sophie Grote recently paid al
official visit to Branch No. 81 in Jose and she
also visited Branch No - in Wat ,Onville.
The valentine party given by Branch No 2 to
mem bers only in the orders headquarters was a
very enl pyable affair During the evening Miss
NJ. Donovan read interesting paper on TEN
perance."
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FOR san JOSE, Los GATOS & SANTA CRIT

SlEAMEh ALVISO LEAVES PIER MIN
- Jay Wednesday, Friday, at 10 NJ 1i,I,.
.1S ussasy: Thursday. Saturday. at p N Fre,gSs
Au;so assenget ZEN Fare between San Francisco snS
~ W. santa Clara O.. San JosA - <'ss .
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Major-General Teranchi of the Japanese
army. accompanied by a native engineer, Mr..
Ozura, has arrived at Vienna to study the
Austrian military organization.
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
STEAMER
SUN, MooS AND TIDE.

SUN, NlOOS AND TIDE.
UNITED STATES COAST AND GFopFTro SURVEY
TINES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND Low
WATERS FoRT POINT ENTRANCE TO
SAN FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFF
CIAL AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERLNTENDENT.
NoTE-The high and low waters occur at the
City Front (Mission-street yharfl about twenty
five minutes later than at Fort Point: Ihe hei yhs
OF tide is the same q, both places
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NoTE-In the ABOVE exposition OF the tides tha
early morning tides are given in the left hand
column, and the successive tides OF the day in tbs
order OF occurrence as to time. The second tirns
column gives the second tide OF the day the third
time column the third tide, and the last right
hand column gives the last tide OF the day except
when there are but three tides sometimes
occurs. The heights given additions to ths
soundngs on the United States Coast Survey
charts, except when minus sign g precedes the
height, and then the number gwen is subtractlvs
from the depth given by the charts
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February-1S97.

s~ Feet & -&-.e Feet @ 1.@lne Feet % I-me Feet
= 4 ~ 10, " = "
~ Z.aUl 30 IA U.3I 10 3.4I 5.42T 23
% 3.2s 30 10. 81 OIL $50 3.3 0.36 IS
24 423 %eIl1.Sel-U.2l ZOO 3,3l 1888 2.6
25l 5..S .SIl2.45 l-O< SI4 81 go. -.
W . - W IL W Ii "
26l O,8S rs 6 40 As 2O2 2l-O.6l 9.isI 3.s
2Il LAT so T4SI 90 SO5 %. 8 lO.l6i Al
2SI 2H 2.Sl S.4Sl s. 34S l-O.5 1851 As
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-22

Mrs n. RGdebo,d, seco I'D vice-presdent of
Golden Staie Paricr installed by Mrs A.
impson OF Buena Vista, d. D. G. p. at the last
held meeting OF the parlor. Two candidates were
Initiated a. that meeting. The parlor is working
hard TO secure additional delegates to enable IL to
have one more de egate in the next Grand Paror
Miss NJ. Waters q Las LON was a visitor 70
Golden state Parlor al ITS last held meeting
La Estrella Parior gave its four lat home'' on
the evening of the 18th lust. There was a large
attendance, including many of he friends OF
mem Ders, GraEd Vice President Mrs. Belle W
Conrad and number of Piedmont aror's fa r
daughters. There was presented very in:eres
Ing programme und er the direction of Mrs. Lillian
Garlic. Mrs. Darneal and NJ SIS Champion. After
the entertainment there was dancing and refresh
ments. The evening passed on very pleasantly. 4
Fremont PaTlor gives a cascaIone parry IN BAN
quet hall, y. =. b, on SATURDAY evening next.
Orc Fino Par or will give entertainment and
dance in Naive Sons Hall for the benefit of the
SICK fund Wednesday.
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Native Sons of the Golden West.

stanford Parlor having had its installation its
"at home' for ladies' Will Friday give its
eleventh anniversary party in Native sons Hall,
II will be strictly invtationa event and the
committee expects to make this one of the gr sa;-
OF the many admir- bic functions this par
or has given in the past The decoration of the
hall has been intrusted to the artistic a. F.
schleicher of the parlor whose idea on this a
appropriate to that season or tn. year and In the
midst of floral decorat' is his purpose place
number OF songsters TO furt her ne gh en- the
ception. There will be q harmony of objects and
colorS that can be equaled only by the French style
Last Wednesday Grand Orator Frank Matt ison
paid official visit to Mission Parlor, being
com panied the visit by rand vi G. President
Slark. Grand secretary LuHS ed Pact GRAND
President John A. Steinbach and Deputies anSng
under the care OF Grand Trustee Milton D. Garratt,
who is member of progressive Mission Parior.
The visitors, in hattering Language. expressed
their approval of the WORK OF the NJ ssiontes. and
after the visit over there a banquet, at
which there was glorious time. The grand ora
tor, after having visited twenty parlors In cifer
en-, counties in the State, returned to his home
last Thursday.
frecita Paror noted for its hospitality and
good taste in the presentation OF al events, WILL
on Thursday next give social in Mission Parlor
Hall.
California Council las appointed ]. ]. Jamison.
assistant grand secretary, delegate to the Library
and Reading Room Association.
Past Grand Charles II. Garroutte has returned
from japan grea ly improved in health.
The Mystic Argonauts OF Hesperian Paror will
in Mission fRrlor II a Il next Saturday.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Hall Association will be held Tuesday evening,
the 9th OF Marcn.
r. c. Graves is now secretary of Friendship
Paror vice ]. T.. Deal J. d. : brams is secretary
of Yerba Buena arIor, vice +. W. Lees: II. c.
Lch tenberZ IS secretary of Ramona PArlor. vice
o. W. Dunham; A H TIL mas is president of
Golden Nugge- Parlor and I. Shields president
of Plymouth Paror
Mission Parlor has requested the local parors to
appo Mt three delegatea each to meet with Mission
Par or dele. aes in the library, Native sons Halt
the lst proximo. to discuss the advisa abiliiy OF
| taking part In the Golden Gate Carnival next
April.
Grand Trustee Zabala made a number o. Official
! visits last week This week he will visit as fol-
lows: Tonight. Nader: tomorrow. \ osemite
Parlor; Wednesday, NJ ariposa; Thursday, Gala
veras; Friday, Prince Parlor, and saturday, Tu-
olumne.
Grand Inside Sentinel Joseph D. Norris visited
Oakland Parlor last week and witnessed the in.
iiation OF five candidates During the evening the
parlor received fraternsl visit from a number of
the members of Washington Parior of Centerville
| 9 visit that rrtatlY annreciat
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Date. OF Departure From San Francisco

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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN FRAICISC0-Foot Of Market Street tSlip 81
+7:15 900 1l:oOAM tipo 900 1900
400 1880 *6:o3PG.
From OLKLLaD-Foot Of fBroadTay.- 900 sOo
1o:ooA.M. 1890 'l:oo 1900 $500 too
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-12-11


Nearly all of the old-time pIrates
have disappeared from the seas. but
there are yet many ocean mauraders
That are almost as much dreaded as
these outlaws of the black flag. Often
times when a ship goes down at sea it
Is deserted by its crew and left at the
mercy of the waves. If it is a wooden
ship and turns over in just the proper
way or fails to fill entirely, it will
sometimes float for years, the sport of
every storm. 1t is then known as a
derelict, and every seaman fears it. for
should be steer his craft into it on some
dark night it might stave hole in his
PROV, and derelict and ship go down
together. There is no chart that can
place these wanderers, no telling Just
Where they may be, and they are there
fore doubly dangerous Oftentimes a
derel1ct will remain wandering about
the ocean for many years. 1t will get
into the gulf stream and be swept
across the Atlantic, and up to the coast
OF England; then it will sweep down
the shores of Europe in the vast ocean
eddy, recross the Atlantic and go
northward again in the gulf stream.
Every mariner that sights it reports to
the naval authorities and it is marked
on the monthly charts so that ship
captains may look out for it. Some
times, if it is big derelict, a gunboat
Is sent out on a chase to look for it,
and if it is found the sailors charge it
with dynamite and it is blown off the
face of the seas forever.
Only last week an American vessel
making the port of Bristol, England,
reported the wreck of the British
steamer Furtor, which is drifting as a
derelict across the Atlantic, and an
English warship will no doubt be sent
to blow it up. "f.t.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-12-11

post and wsS an exemplary officer duT-
ing che remainder Of the war. And he
was not chafed about the affair, either.
He was not the man to stand such
treatment"
I asked White why Scott overlooked
the captains breach of military disci-
pine
We'll, said the old man, rehectively,
''the general was a good judge Of hu-
man nature. He knew that young
Toombs was a gallant fellow wha
would some day be an honor to his
country, and he doubtless thought THAI
1t would be SUFFICIENT punishment to
answer him as he did. He could not
have done a better thing. The cap
tain had lots of sense, and he never
again placed himself in such an emSar-
RAISING position.
But / shall never forget that awful
threat of Toombs and the neat way in
which Scott turned it back like boom
erang. The captain met more than his
match that time"