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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
MARRIED..

SNYDER-KESER-Int this city. March g. 1897.
by the Rev. J. NJ. Buehler Clarence A. Snyder
and Grace A Keser
JONEs-MEIN-In this city. March 4, 1897, by
The Rev. NJ p. Boynto Charles A. Jones and
Mrs. Margaret NJ. Mein, both OF this city.
HOFFMAN-PERRY-In this city, March 8,
= 1897. at Trinity Methodist church, by the Rev.
Dr. j ewell, Henry X. Hoffman and Sadie A.
Perry. both OF Corte MADEIRA, q al
WARD-CLEARY-In this CITY, February T.
1897. by the Rev. Father Quinn, James Wari
and Mamie Cleary, both of Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07

Court A1catraz, Ancient Order Foresters.
For diversity of talent and the amount of
amusement presented the programme offered
last Friday evening in ashipgton-square
Hall by the Alcazar Social Club of Court Alca-
traz No. 7749, A. o. F., at a social, smoker and
high jinks given in honor OF a visit from High
Court Ranger DR.. K. G. Case, has seldom been
excelled of late. In the language OF Johnny
Williams, the master of ceremonies, There
was q muchuess OF song, wit and oratory that
kept the boys at the festive board long after
midnight" In the hill had been set half
dozen long tables that were loaded down with
all that is good to make up nrstcIass COLA
tion, part of which was IN a darS glass ana
foamed, and there was liberal distribution
of T. D. pipes ana tobacco Inls anair had
been gotten up under the supervisor OF Z. ID.
Richardson, Joseph Nathan ana H. >. bauman'
the committee of arrangements
r Bauman, the chairman OF the COM
mittee. attired as the wild man OF Borneo, and
armed with big stuffed club moved around
the many tables 20 sec that all were well pro-
vided for and once in a while hit some lndi-
vidual on the head because he would whisper
to his neighbor while a number was being
rendered. His instructions were were, "ia.S M as
Stage. but when the b'nd play listen" Be-
side the guest of honor there were present
Past High Chief Ranger eastman. George w.
limit. high court tire ~surer; o. NJ. Goldaracena,
nigh court secretary; William G.. Thompson,
high court senior beadle; C.. F. Frye, high
court Junior beadle. and r. N. McLennan. nigh
court auditor. During the evening Court Star
of the West visited the hall in body.
The programme included the following num-
hers: selections on the piano, Professor Mayer;
ballad Edward Douthett tenor; parody on
popu lar air, Thomas McGrath; mandolin se-
iections, Warren and Gets with cello obli-
cato, Gus Wedder; address by the high chief
ranger; Italian impersonation, John Holland;
buck dance O'Brien and Brown; instrumental
selections, the Swiss band; the hoola-hoola
dance in costume, William Douthett; address
bv High Court Secretary Goldaracena; song,
John Ferry of Fanny Rice's company; Nelson
and williams in eharact ter song; mono ogue,
Joe Planchard; character sketch, A. F. Will
hams; Irish i'm personation, e. Heffner, and a
number of other specialties that afforded a
great deal of amusement and made 1t an
event long to be remembe by all who were
present.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.

d L Morrison, st Louis
r e Edmonds. atlanta
T Peterson, Los Ga os
w w Beck, { hicago
F w Beck, Chicago
+ B GALLAGHER, Donegal
w II Brownfield, New
OF Mcconnell. Wash
Mrs r Hamilton & dau,
Winnipeg
Mrs A Boyd, N Y
Oh as Merrill. San Jose
A Il Moore & ", Vallejo
w A spencer. San Jose
2 Carslett, Mex
NEW WEST.
J 3 Smith, Detroit
Ed Hewitt, Sacto
John Foley. Cal
Miss B Williams. n Y
Ned Long, Carson
p C Mayford, Chicago
J Cumiskey, Cal
JC wson, BIC
Mrs ] Bergers, WyO
H Herman, Mont
r Shepard, Chicago
II O'Brien, Hollister
] Mylor, Denver
g How, San Jose
NJ Dunn, Bells station
d House, GilToy
BALDWIN
Mrs n z job nson, Oakld
w A Pannell, Pa
] d II Duck, Plttsburg
r II Doyle, N Y
g + Wattes, Dalles
ID c Mimic, Dalles
+ Mario Il ", \ Y
A Hrrtzke. Wash
T. A Morrell, Sulsun
Gen Juan J Canos, Guat-
emala
II silberstein, Chico
Mrs ] w Wright. Chico
] K Gibson, Watsonville
Mrs Gibson, Wa:sOnvllle
W d Davis, ChicasO
PALACE
JE redmond, we'd, Ind
j + Gibson l. sister, Ind
g n jacob, Reading
A w Co.ton&wf. Toledo
Miss G Cotton, Toledo, D
Miss A Cotton, Toledo, o
H Kinney. n Y
II X Plate. stanford
o F Cooper, Belmont
r. z Borden, Phi. adel pha
+ B Straukamp, N Y
w II McLymont, Fresno
Mrs w III McLymonr. I al
p w Murphy, > l. Obispo
Mrs II r jenkins, y Y
Miss Gibson, Ind
r u Robbins. Suisun
Laura Millard, N Y
9 A Cary, Manchester
GRAN d
] e Terry, Sacramento
w L street, Williams
L ] Fam ism, Portland
MIS- Geo W Frye. Minn
Mrs Il A Farris. Mo
w Ii WILCOX. Cal
] d. Allisander. SOlano
Miss Gorham, Mass
f X Smart, Dutch Flat
Il Nj Oak, Los Angeles
j NJ Gleaves Jr, Sacto
w j kiikwood & W, Cal
Rout nixon, lreka
] w Deakin L ". tai
4 G Wood e. W. Salem
ID C0Ilins, CnicAgo
H L Peterson, Milton
] ID , arson, tittsburg
G Il Huse, Berkeley
J Luenen, Highland, Ill
A l. 1ibbltts, Petaluma
Miss l. Perry, Utah
A Arnold, Oakdale
G A Chapman d W, Cal
F Butler, San Jose
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.

GAN HATEO COUNTY: NEAREST GENE
- terry TO the city; non tarian in sense ex-
csusve; location unexcelled ONCE 9o7 Make
sGreeL sOutheast corner o. SixtA
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIakNoE.

Movements Of Trans Atlantic Steamers.
NEW lUkk-Arrived Mar 6-Stmr Ethiopia,
from Glasgow; stmr Sorrento from Hamburg.
Sailed Mar 6-Stmr La Gascogne for Havre;
stmr Phoencia. for Hamburg; stmr Umbria, for
Liverpool; stmr Werra, Tor Naples; stmr Amster-
da m for Rotterdam.
GENOA-Arrved out Mar 6-Stmr Columbia
HAVRE-, ,aed Mar 6-SLmr La Norplan1ie.
for New York.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mar 6-stmr Paris, fr
New York.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
HOTEL.

A McGannon & W, Ogden
A shaw, Portland
John NJ Bonner, stockton
Master Frye, MINI
Mrs Hayes, Mo
Il Nj Marmion, Cal
Mrs A uorham, Mass
Jos phi Nj agee, Hanford
Mike Hope, Los Angeles
Mrs Val Drescher. Sac:o
@ N Kessier, n Y
+ X Brown, MADEIRA
Mrs Il b liobertS cal
M J Levy. n J
Miss NJ Muns0u, Boston
r ii Robertson IL ", Wash
] l. Fisher, Presco {
q I Lindsay, Visilia
w Wallace. Hollis.er
X w Bender. Berkeley
Mrs ID II Perry, Utah
l. p Tooley NJ d, Cal
w NJ HOnser. Vina
+ W Stearns, santa Cruz
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07

Five and half ounces OF grapes are re-
quired to m axe one glass of good wine,
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
HILL
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION

rs PREPARED TO CONTINUE THE SALE
Of burial pats and graves in its cemetery and
give deeds.
Perpetual Of lots will be arranged for at the
Supertntend ents office at the cemetery. corner
Bush street and Central avenue, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07

Yerba Buena Lodge, A. o. q. w.
Yerba Buena Lodge No. Id, Ancient Order of
United Workmen, gave an entertainment
and smoker to its memb mem bers of the
order and friends in Shiels building last FRI
day night. There were many present and all
enjoyed the splendid programme presented by
direction of the following officers of the lodge:
G. F. Staff, master workman; Z. Blucher, fore
man; John Nelson, overseer; F. B. Wood, re-
corder; Frank Lawrance. receiver: J. Silva,
Guide; ]. McDevitt, inside watchman; T. Ker-
nan outside watchman. The programme in
GUIDED q piano selection by Professor Hall, a
member of the lodge, who acted accom-
panist during the evening; sentimental BAL
lad. Mr.. Amrath; ballad, John Nelson; cornet
solo, Dr. Fearn; song. J. Hansen; clarionet
solo, E. w. Kent; ADDRESS DR.. Daywalt, grand
medical examiner; song, Professor Hall; reci-
tauon, Frank Rothganger; comic song, Colonel
Fitzgerald; distribution of fine cigars between
numbers. The address of he grand medical
examiner was so intructive and forcible that
ii induced a number of strangers to file appli-
cations to become members OF Yerba Buena
Lodge. 4.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
FURNISHED HOUSES.

FURNISHED RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS
i for sale or lease at q bargain; the owner will
sell or lease residence with IL rooms partly fur
nished with about two acres of land highly i'm
proved, situate IN East Oakland on electric road,
within ten minutes walk from Twenty -third-street
station: broad gauge railroad: rent moderate and
price reasonable. For further particulars apply
MADISON & BURKE, CT Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
THE FRATERNITIES
Knights Of the Maccabees Preparing for
tho State Convention-Other
Events of Interest.


San Francisco Tent 1S of the Knights of
the Maccabees held meeting last Friday night
in Alcazar building and rendered reception
to C. A. Luckenbach, general supervising dep.
uty for the Pacific Coast.
There was present large membership of the
tent and of representatives from other tents
These, together with s. w. Hail. Deputy Su-
preme Commander for the northern district of
California and representatives from the sew.
eral tents OF Oakland and Alameda, extended
him hearty welcome. After a response from
the visitor the representatives from the dif-
ferent subordinates discussed arrangements
of details for the State convention that will
meet in this City on the 31st of March, for the
purpose of electing State officers and two rep
resentatives to the Supreme body that is to
meet in Port Huron Mich, July next
The announcement was made that special
car has been chartered to convey the repre-
sentatives from the city OF Los Angeles to the
State convention.
"a On the evening before the first session Of the
convention there will be a public meeting in
Union-square Hall, when an address by Super
vising Deputy Luckenbach will be delivered
and other entertainment will be offered. Dur
ing the day of the 31st there will be q business
meeting of the representatives and in the
evening there will be competition for prizes
that have been offered for the best work by
degree team. Six teams will enter.
Last Thursday night the supervising deputy
paid a visit to Modin Tent, where he was well
received and entertained.
Alta meeting Of representatives from the va
rious tents held Wednesday night the follow
irg-named committees were appointed TO take
charge of the management OF the reception
and the entertainment of the representatives
to the State Convention:
Hall-Sir knight Buckley (chairman), Sir
knight Neisser, Sir Knight Creigh, Sir knight
Abbot
Reception-Sir Knight Creigh (chsirman),
Sir Knight Christianson, Sir knight Abbot, Sir
Knight Levy, Sir Knight Hall.
Hotel-Sir Knight Buckley (chairman), Sir
Knight Harris. Sir knight Neisser.
Press-Sir Knight Orr (chairman).. Sir Knight
Bates, Sir Knight Levy, Sir Knight Hall, Sir
knight Met ready.
Entertainment-Sir Knight Orr (chairman).
Sir knight Hall, Sir knight DR.. G. W. Clark,
Sir Knight Cyford Sir knight Bates.
On the night of the 18th inst. there will be a
reception in Union-square Hall by the ladies
of the various hives OF the Ladies OF the Macca-
bees of this City and vicinity to Supreme Lady
Commander Lillian NJ Hollister OF Wis consiu,
who is now in this State on tour of official
visitations. During her visit in this City she
will esta blish a school of instruction in the
work of the order. Upon the day of her arri-
val here a committee OF ladies will receive her
and take her to the park, 10 the Cliff, and also
show her all the prominent objects in the
City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21
pIuekiae Fowls.

niaeking fowls may he easily and quickly accomplished in this way As soon as the bird Is dead immerSo t in . pail of very het water. the water 10 GOV CT al the feathers Che minute Is usu ally long enough 10 keep the fowl under bet water Too long soaking is liable t0 dlscoiog si1e skin. After this hot bath Inc feathers are So loosenea that thev eaa he almost rubbed of. The bird is then rinsed in cold water and wiped wiSh soft cloth. It should then be put Into | cotton bag kept for this parpase and hung in q a91l place. When fowls are not 10 be used st once, they should always he loosely rolled n cloth or pa. per to keep them from turning dark. Daeks cannot ba managed in this way. as their feathers contain So much oil that tho watey doas not penetrate them New York sRa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21
suRscRlPTloN pRlcE,
ALK4 SUBSCRIPTIONS DUE IN ADVANCE
 wYrHou1 ExCEPTIoN.

THE cold winds from the NortI will greatly abate the yellow fever scare.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21

Tnn Louisville Dtspatch recalls some history. It says: Soon after the Republican Congress passed the Mckinley tariff bill 10 protect la hor, laborers were shot down at Homestead, Pa, 10 teach labor it's place in the Republican plan of prosperity. The passage Of the Dingley bill was followed by another lesson of the same ktad at Hazleton, Pa. The very next election follow. ing the passage of the Mckinley bill overwhelmed the Republican party with defeat, and the indications are that similar fate will befalI in at the next election"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21
Moods Pills cure sick headache. 25c
A ROYA1. CORNER.
How the Sacred. If Lonely. pEcc!aet Ess
 Invaded b3. an American.

Invaded bJ an American.
 At American attending wedding re. oeption in q great house in Lendon con graduated bride and bridegroom and passed the usual compliments With the host and hostess.
 There waa great ihrong of guests, and he could not finger at the entrance of tho drawing room when there vera many behind him anxious to offer their greetings.
 Pereeiving quiet corner to the right of tho bride whore gentleman and | lady were standing apart from the other guests he went directly 10 il, unwit- tingly coming to Il stop between two royal personages.
 Tho American was not aware of the fact that he was face to face with one of tho queens daughters and had turned his back upon another member of the royal family. lie stood quietly looking about, hoping 10 see some acquaintance In the company with whom he might have chat, and soon became uneom. fortably conscious that he was attracting attention and that the hostess and bride were casting uneasy glanees i'll the di eeetion of the corner where he hfi tukou shelter While the drawing room w8s crowded tba company of guests with oue consent avoided tie secluded corner where he ard his two royal companions were stationed.
 An acquaintance in tbo background perceived his mistake, and coming with, la, T s,9 l. He left his two companions in exclusive occupation of the corner, turning his back upon both as he edged his way through the throng, while evefybods stared nt him. When be reaohed tAe spot where bis acquaintance was wait ing for him, the stage whisper was breathed into his ear:
 fYou hays been poaching on royal preserves. You are . privileged eharae ter beeanEe you aie an American, bud no Englishman ventures ta turn his back upon \ prince CT princess People woro staring you out ot eountQnauce because they took it for granted that you must bo q royal parsonage, yet they We're uhs able 10 identify you.
 The answer might have been made that every American is a sovereign by the divine right ct equality of free cit. izenShip. but this would have been S meaningless pleasantly in an English drawing room, where social etiquette oas a saneti5y superior to loyalty te democratic principle.
 The American thanked bis friend for resouing him from an en 3arrassing DO. sition, and then stood ny and watched the corner where royalty WIS isolated from tco close contact with tho worl1 of wealth and fashion.
 No gucst approached tho royal pair Their presence was an act of eondescen. sion 10 the host and kestess. and they remained on exhibition as the patrons of this social function without hayiug their corner invaded. Everybody Wa careful not to approach them too close ", and there was q general sense Of re, lief when they departed and tho neces sity for backing away from them on sidt tracks was removed, -- Youths ConpSn ion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21
Killed hx a rrnin.

BEAuxo r. Tex, Nov. s5-F. Miller was killed here by a swstchengine oa the Southern Pacific ro4a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21
DEBS ClLLS | H.iLp

Eugene Debs is by no means de. iicient in brains, whatever his other shortcomings may be. Consequently 1t should not surprise anybody who knows anything of the man to learl that he has disavowed the anarehis tic talk indalged in by some of his lieutenants week ago.
 Not only does he not endorss them, but he has given the speakers in question pretty thorough roast. Ing. At meeting of his followers in Chicago last.eyening, he declared that violence and ebloodshed had no part in the plans of the Social Dem, ocracy; that the hope of the organi sation lay in peaceful methods, and he pointed to the ballot as the rem edy for the evils complained of. Ue in a manner ordered the anarehistic element to withdraw from the or ganization. "Braneh No. 7 retail ated by resolving to stand by the knife and torch" idea. and to pre-. fer charges of "malfeasanee in office against Debs and the four members ot the Executive Board who stand with him in opposition to the preach ing of wholesale arson aud murder This, however, was only q symptom of rebellion developed, most Of tht anarchistic orators apologizing for their bad breaks and promising to offend 10 more.
 As he said at St. Louis, DebS does not consider that the time has vel come to 'incite the populace. : II will never come if he and his fellow agitators have to lead their dupes in actual armed conflict with the forces of tue law.
 Most of our anarchists are ignor- ant and reckless. Debs is neither. = Memphis Scin,itar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21
THE EVANGeLIST STS.
Perhaps Et Ts For tho Best That None ol
 the Original Gnspels s.Xists

kt4e tAf&si l1f&A Assls ttt.sS &-AaStss
 S9no of our readar4 there may be Nka find il tliaicaIe to understand why, since God has revealed to us his will i9 baok. trratber in a library of inspiIeo books. as the Bible truly is he has not at tae same time given Is an infailiblG taxa How much labor would have been sayed haG yse possessed the autographs of f0ar evaagetistsl To this We answer taat. had one such autograph existed. some branch of the Christian church. possibly every branch, ourselves luelua- ea WauM hay0 made an idol of the writer parchment Wbiia nesiectiEg it's teaching altogether Ne c4n eaiy seek to comprehend the ways of Pfo7i aeace iu one sphere by observing them in another Man is the heir Of ali things. yrt ha is sent iafo tke HoIEl ta dSpand fce fo3gl. clothing and all the comforts aH ador0ments of life on bis Hi,s How greatly is ha thereby differ entiate6 frem tae brateSf How immeaS Grab3y is the educated man, and espe cially the seianGae investigator, raised aheve tEe savagc simply as Inc result ut his own efforts
 ls it not passibie that he who gave tte word of Hfe designs to quicken op1 usterest in II by aFoHsing afreSh in each sQceossiyo generation uf Christians tho desire to approach nearer 10 lts sources. 10 remove the uudergr0Wth If Iesena md tradition which has sometimes o5- strgcted lts free eou9se, and that we are saved from the danger of finding it trite by iha feeling that NC possess a divine treasure wIsie1l, tkoaeha gift is aef asi. ti9ely independent If our own eAegaons fer tsa measure la which t shall n}n ister to cur edlhoatioIl3 3-Agnes Smien lseSls ii Century.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21

For the occasion of the St. Louis Exposition. September Sth. to octo, Der aJrd.. 1897. the Iron Mountain Railway. commencing Septsmbei 7th. and continuing until October alst.. will. on Tuesdays and Thurs days. sell tickets to St. Louis amt return at the low rate of $l5 sS Tickets limited for return (Tl seven tiays from date Of sale.
 II. R. Misell. Agf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21
Goed Mnnner. ana onlck N3e

The little yiseount is receiving q fs@ friends in his bachelor quarters. Among them is Boifeau.
 The latter, having allowed his cigar 10 go out throws it without ceremony on the carpet. In order to giye him T lesson i'll good manners the little wis, count stoops to pick iE up. hnt Boireaui leigning to misunderstood his intention. lnterposes:
 "oh, leave the butt, my dear fellow. Take fresh cigar
 And he hands him the tox -PaTis Fi2aru.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21
shirt Signs.

'.In Brooklyn the other day, said a resident of Manhattan borough, SAW in the window of furnishing goods store this sign; Shirt Constructor There is furnishing goods store in New York that displays, among other agns, one marked sShirtes, There used to be another furnishing goods store II this city with sign reading, as l re- member if, shirt Builder but shirt Constructor is new IS far as l know New York Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21

The largest electric sign in New Eng land. that CD tue Washington street fa- eade of the New Grand theater, Boston, is composed Of i.o0o iReandescant lamps of 8 candle power each. and the letters which they make are four feet high. IL took four men month to make the sign. and it cost rhe company that erected 1t about S5.000
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21

FARMER WILSON, Secretary Of Az riculture, will make several v.sits to the South during the Fall and Win ter An invitation should be ex- tebded him to visit the Jefferson County Fair in October.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21
Shave

FG . Al L. D| plfii'g neal| 'sntract Iy 'o forfeit GI| x aaif nnfil T ! hs contract .hd !, fir. I)o1| si'g up to Sgo Tines
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21

The yield of wheat in France. owing to the careful cultivation Of the soil and the large quantity Of guano and other fertilizers employed. is l : bushels per acre.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21

CONSUL GENERAL LEE, after a con ference with President Mckinley, has returned to Havana. This k taken to mean that Gen, Lee will not be removed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21

4 fancy dress ball Is given once $ year by the lady artists, scuiptors, sing CTS and actresses of Berlin. No males are permitted at this ball. and about one-third of the attendants go II maseu- line costume
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21

Tickets over the Cotton Bel' vaufe to tha St. Lonis Fair Oct. 1 =, g. from Pine Bluff to St. Iauis a,,l return at one fare. Sll l6l. Tick ~,. ,,u sale Oct. ta $ inclusive. Re turn llinit Oct. II, 1897.
 U. Rringman.