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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-17

PITTSBURGH, Dec. is..Tn each of
sixteen charges made by the Pure Food
Commission against local oleomargarine
dealers to-day tho grand jury ignored
the bills Agent Terry says the cases are
not ended yet. He will 90 into court ana
nak that the same grand Jury be IN
structed to bring In true bl lis In accord
ance with the evidence produced
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-17

sp0clhl DIHpaich TO INe IHIuTOEvHVVT'
HUNTINGTON W. Va, Dee lO,-
Frank Jones ana y, Elbcrt Newman
pleaded guilty tonight before Squire
NIlsor to nn attempt to blow M the safe
on the wholesale grocery house Of john
make & Company ON November 4 aud
they were sent to jail to await crlml.
nal court proceedings,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-17
THE CURTAIN CALL
OF Celebrated English Actor that
was Unexpected.
LEAVES THE WORLDS STAGE

To Appear Brrore tho Vast AudIsnes OF
EtsrnIty-wIniNm TcrrlIs oruolly ASS
Asslnatsd in London as lie was Entering
the hsThsAtsr~A Tragedy on the sidewalk,
while the People In tho Auditorium
Were Waiting for the MlmlO Scene he
fore the Footllghu-HlsAs As'Nllant AsuP-
CT who Had Fancled InJurV.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-17

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 1S,-The
senate to-day confirmed the following
nominations:
Charles G. Dawes, OF Illinois, to be
comptroller OF the currency; John W.
Nesbit, OF Pennsylvania, TO be pension
agent at Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-17
MADE A SPECTACLE,
Tohn Morgan, the Atrocious Jack
son County Murderer,
PAYS PENALTY OF HIS GRIMES
Amid a Morbid Crowd OF Ten
Thousand People,
CRIMINALS COOL BEARING

IN ,hs way TO the seagold and ut tho su-
vr,ms Moment When he was to Know
rhl, World no More-In a Speech lie
Cmu Tits Fate as Warming 10 NIL
Young msn Who are IneIlnsd to Go
A,,rsy-A Review OF the Triple Murder
for which lie was Hanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-17
INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGIlTER
Is tho Verdict Of tho Jury in the EAItham
Case-Iho Eloquent Speeches orAttorn-
syS Howard and Davis.

FyS Howard aud Davis.
Special Dispatch to the fnteiiigencer.
PARSONS. W. Va, Dec. 16,-The jury
in the Eastman case returned into court
at o'clock this afternoon, after an alb
sence OF five hours, and delivered
verdict, finding the defendant guilty OF
involuntary manslaughter, misde-
meanor,
The verdict was a source Of great sur
prise to most OF the people, who heard
the evidence, and OF supreme satisfAc-
tlon to the prisoner and his colleagues.
Whatever the result, Hon. John a.
Howard and Hon, John j. Davis can
congratulate Themselves as they are
being congratulated. In the arguments
they made in covering the case. Mr.
Howard made a speech OF two and u
half hours In length, which was lucid,
logical, able, araumentative, and which
was alsc strikingly effective. So clear,
comprehensive and convincing was his
reasoning and review OF the evidence
that even those not in sympathy with
his side OF the case admitted It's
strength, and congratulated him upon
his ability.
The address OF Hon. John ]. Davis
was n full and fitting close to a mem
orable argument The tall form OF the
old man eloquent lowered above the
Jury like an avengIng spirit, while his
silver locks and his silver voice charm
ed all who heard him, He closed with a
beautiful peroratIon that was worthy OF
the effort and the occasion.
Upon the reading Of the verdict, court
adjourned until . o'clock tomorrow
morning. at which time II no motion IS
made by the defense and sustained. Bet,
ting aside the verdict, Judge Holt VIII
pass sentence upon the prisoner
The maximum penalty that can be
Imnosed by the court upon Col East
ham is one year In jail and fine not
aYreo1Ing 1900
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-17

ItvERPooG.-wa wacsland, Phlladel-
phln. 49,
LISBON -pcnlnsnlur. New York.
NAPLES Fuldny, New York.
NgW York Alcsla, MatsellleS,
NEW York --knlsor Wilhelm II,
rom NHries. Ethiopia, from GLASGOW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-17

For West Virginia, fair but with In.
,rynalng rloudlnoss, decidedly colder;
"ff6T wtattrn ronnFylvauln, fair and de.
edpdy ruldor, fresh ana htisk northwest
for ohio generally fnlr probably threat
crng weather IN southwest rnUlonl much
colder, fresh Ia hrink nurlherlN Wihdb'
t,ucui itmrrrd'Htt'
The temperature yrslor ay ns observed
ny T. BuhnupL drugglft cofntt Fourteenth
aui Market itrcvts was US io;iowal
%. m..uau,u Il 9 !. mw,.u"'''W n
1. mn,",nno,u, % Weather fair
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-17

Speclhl DlspN'Vh !" wv
WASHINGTON, Dec lG,-The COM
mittee on war claims in the house OF
representatives, through Mr. Cooper
reported favorably upon senate bill $685.
for the relief of the German Evangelical
church at Martlnsburg, West Virginia
The bill was introduced at the first ses-
sion of the present Congress by sena'
tor Faulkner, and was passed by the
senate. This claim has been before Com
gress several times, and while always
reported favorably and twice before
passed by the senate, has never been ap'
proved by both houses.
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for the trial OF Lieut.. Frederick II. Le-
fayre. recently attached TO the Wheel
Ing, at Mare Island, California, on
charges OF drunkenness on duty and
scanQalOus conduct,
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with the same weapon. She fall. MaIll-
da on the porch was screaming for help,
That scream was Morgan's undolng, for
he left Alice Post not yet dead, to 30 to
silence Matilda. While he was batterlng
to shapeless pulp the head OF the poor
girl who all her life had befriended him
Alice Pfost escaped from the house, and
concealed herself behind some boards
and then In the hen house until she could
recover sufficiently to fly to Farmer
Chancey and ask protection and help.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-17

While she was gone Morgan completed
his work by killing Mrs Green.
The speedy trial and conviction of
Morgan, his escape and recapture are too
fresh IN the minds OF the public to be re-
counted here, He made several different
confessions, but his first one acknowl-
edging the crime, Is believed 10 have
been the correct one. He cried the In
sanity dodge, and his counsel few days
ago made an appeal to Governor Atkln-
son for u respite, but the governor re-
fused TO interfere In the execution OF the
sentence, It's said that the obiec. Of the
crime was robbery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-17

coNsTANTINoPLE. Dec ls-rhe
sultan has ratified the treaty Of peace
between Turkey and Greece,
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The German Evangelical church, IN
whose interest the bill Is drawn, was
composed of Germans and persons OF
German descent, mostly laborlng people,
many Of whom served in the Union army
during the late war. The house IN
which they worshipped was valued Oy
witnesses Mt $1,000. February ~ lsoS'
In the evening, the building was ue-
stroyed by fire. II had not been useu TOT
religious purposes for eighteen months
prior, for various reasons incinehl 10 the
prevailing war, The minister OF tne
congregation had meanwhile become q
cbnnIain In the army. The evening In
question the church was opened ana oe-
cupIed by u detachment Of United States
troops under command OF Capt G. w.
Hicks, OF the Ninth West Virginia IN
fnntry. During the occupancy the roof
caught fire from defective connection
of the pipe or from some other similar
cause. the particulars not being definite
ly known, and the building was de-
stroyed. The bill provides for the pay
ment of 81, 500 to the trustees as compen-
cation for the loss OF the edfhce.
The same committee OF the house has
reported favornbly upon senate bill $50,
also passed by the senate at the first
session OF the present Congress, for the
relief Of the trustees Of st. Joseph's
Catholic church. of Martinsburg, aPpro-
priatlng $3.50 for rent of the church
building for three years. The original
claim included two items, aggregating
$1,000 for repairs to the edlilce and the
fence enclosing the cemetery, but both
these items were disallowed.
The history Of the case Is. that the
church property was taken possession of
March 4, 1862. by the federal army, the
basement being used as stable, the
upper part rs hospital. The evidence
was TO the effect that the building was
so used until the close OF the war. The
bill submitted was for compensation at
the rate OF $50 per month"; and is under
stood to havc had the endorsement Of
Commodore Charles Bowman, u S. ~,
who had personal knowledge OF the
facts The principal witnesses are we'll
known citizens OF Martinsburg. The
conclusions reached by the senate COM
mtttee are concurred In by the house
commit
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OLD GLORY /.
Blaze .IN:=FIRB
"nV." hHfI A". I'LL IIII
:; -. -
.... .>'...:
Elaborate Pryoteohlnics~r r.
. ranged for the Fourth E.
Of July. ." :. /.
r: Z, @...4 '.:'.,: =
Some Of # Il. the Most Effective Set
Pieces Ever offered in. +:
Tbs City
Statues, at i, leoddeosses, Stars, Buildings
+. :: and Allegorioal Figures in
=. +. =" :. S.. : =. Profusion.

- - 80
The contract for the fireworks: display
was: sig ned yesterday by the San Fran
! cisco Fire works Company and the Fourth
=. of:.J uly committee by. its president and
:: secretary: 1t: has been definitely de-
!: tefmined that the: exhibition will take
place on the vacant. block: on the north
side of .Haights street between Clayton
and Cole: The display promises to be one
!. of ths most brilliant eyer*witne nessed in the
!. City The: e:.d6vices, set pie ees, and en-:
#blems:: alone will number twice as many
ns: we're given at any previous II 0urth OF
July eele bration in this City: =
:. -: The following set ces will probably
> be The most brilliant and. striking In the
display E E -; !. =. ~: r:
Old Glory; size Of piece l0x20 feet Is: . IS: :. "
The american, flag waving TO the breeze
>Coxt.of aims; size o piece 20xz0:
= - Goddess Of Liberty; fire effect 4Qx6O.
"A beautiful piece In: SILVER and Persian
lsncei with the Goddess of Liberty, in :appTo7
PIRATE colors, res ting on pedestal; ina co1ored
lance, with shield in:center OF red. whfte and
blue; on lne righ TIA Union soIdier,o on the left
man:of-warsmsn.; he: whole resting on q
base with the m otto 4Idber ty' an VIII fte lance.
er1ninating; with rockets and shells. = =
Fourth OF July and Welcome: fire effect
= 2O15C: =. = =:
Motto consisting of words Welcome and
Fourth. :of July, l776 and 1897; An, 24:inch
Bsrlholdi's statue Of Liberty, size..of piece
1Oz35: -: - ~ :. I. =.
Yankee Doodle; size of piece %15x20 being
:; the drummer. and the fl er in continental cos
tune, with mus cal effects. = .:.: ::..>--
Star OF the Union, effect 25x25, :,
j. Set piece in .Grecian lance fires. with: the
word "Unionn spelled from each point; of the
star. :. - = -. ~: -. -. j: -.
! .Jumpfng.jack K, double lie size--s grotesque
figure OF an acfobat on acrossbar,: as. seen at
the Mid vi ter Fair =: -: : 80. =: =
j Steam fife engine in action !; size of piece
2Ox20. tx: ~ :: -: 80. :
An elaborate representation. OF a fire man ON
duty, win hose in hand: from the nozzle of
which d stream Of water is. Represented as
issuip &: ..:.s:>. - 80.
dozen heavily charged sun cases, placed in
such position as to form an. i'm me nse: tree;
with REVOLVING. base, with. pots Of colored
fres throwing out electrical scintIlations and
terminating with nar0ons.: Size: Of effect,
50x100. -: -: - " -. -
Eureka, fire effect 2ox5O. -; -: :: - .:.:-
New City Hall. fire effect 50175: Market-
Good night, fire effect I5x25.: =. =
Land of SUNSHINE, IRE effect 2ox50i. fruit
and flowers =: :: $500 :: - T. -. .:
Nlgara Falls: :; -. =. -.
Peruvian glory, size of:piece 10xl5.>., =:
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&~S. slogane". shell Mound Park. ~ 0NJ
Berkeley, MoNDAY, july 8, 1897. &IES
fifteenth grand ANNUAL % a. herring and ~
games Of the san tra ncis co Scott ish Thistle Club
',reatess programme Gf athletic and dancing
evehtS..ever witnessed on the Pacific Coast. A M
ateur and proIes so aL IL the leading ath etes
of the world will try their mettle In the heavy as
well as the: spriiting events Games open to all
corners $4,000 In cash prizes. besides elegant and
costly medals for the am eur events. Ihe-games
embrace contes Of ali. descriptions and com mon
TO all. nationalties: running. jumping weight
thro wing bcycleriding fancy dancing and tug
of-waE A grand bail and display Of fireworks at
night. The grounds wil4sbe beautifully iuminated
with electricitv.. Admission SOC; after d p: +,
25c: children. half price. Buy your tickets for
Shell Mound: w "A. DAWSON. Royal hief.
+ G Eo: w. ATE BsoN, Recorder -
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Co.: ATTEN TIoN. A.. o, Il. OF A.-NssWO
NE: BY. resolution Of County Board OF :VNA
Directors the presidents<are requestedto NW
issue: call to. their respective divisions TO cSN9
mble at IL hernia Hall 12O Ninth ST., u
on. Nj OSD A:Y MORNING, July s.; 1887, AT g.
O'Clock sharp for the purpose OF, marching, es-
from hail to Tiburon ferry. to. take O'clock boat
to- Sehnetzen PARK, san Rafael. .the decision Of
our SECOND grand ren nion patriotic exc cises and
games. The presidents will please insert notices
In the morning papers saturday and sunday July
8 ands By@oIdeT 2. J..MCCORMLCK, G. p.
: f. j. a ANNoN :Isi SeC.- - -:
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xCSr4: IMPROVED ORDER OFRED 90 =.
@GS2 Mems Hail Association of san %fwSSM-
.Francisco--The annual meeting of the 49,
stock holders OF the Improved Order of Red eA
the building OF The association $50 Post s.; on
MONDAY EVENING; July IL 1897. at s o clock,
for the purpose Of efectng board OF trustees or
directors for the ensuing ear, and SUCH. other
bnsiness:as may properly come before the meeting
- DAVIS: S:EQUDERBACK,: Presidents
WILLIAM j. SMITH. Secretary.
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VOUNG SPANISH LADY WOULD LIKE A
Il position pewrier. or copy ist; no objection
to short distance from ci y MISS OLLIE STER-
LING, room %, II stockton ST.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
= :. GRAND HOTEL

?. .:.s g.: -. GRAND. HOTEL. - r.: ::
w b Chesnutwtod, Cal *M'Mercet Colo. =.
] + :Garrrn, Sac o.. :. j F Condofi,:Nev
l. A Danenbrower; Sac u P:Donlhoe MarysvEie
f NJ Freeman, 0aRland j Moffitt East Berkeley
J L Bley d W, Cal. - MEs;1 hamas ". Y :
J F:GenneIS, Oakland Miss homaS N Y =.
] II Lyndon. San JOSE: T p. Dillon. & w, Volcano
] White, san Jose : :AMadeuXi Chicago. :.
J N Wood d W, Stocktn Miss Madeux, chicago.
X NJ. Strauss, Ariz : G. B Tinkham Chico
G !. Fisher, Denver j Elngersol; Honolulu :
ii P Nndrous. He'd Bluff G. Z. Carr Gold:Rpn -
NJ = Donnelly, JohnSvill W w hitInan; \ Y.
Mrs Davis. santa Paula ;FW Day, Car son = p
Miss Davis santa Paula J f DeYendorf san Jose
Mrs Hick "a an sta Paula J. R1l1arnett; Willows,
] A Lonzsuss Los Ang g: 4 Morgan. Red BLUM
Mrs Peterson; Port and j A:Wi1sOn,. Corning -
. 4 r D2yis, Portland - Mrs Fleetson, Sacto -
B ones n T. =: =. :. " g: Hogg Il VI sta Rosa
+ Golden, New: =: =. Mrs T. ii Alexander, Cal:
Mrs Fl zgerald, Ogden Mrs J K Holt d C, Cal
Miss Fitzgerald, Ogden. r F, savage Los Ang- "
Miss KtitzgeEsd;O sden j III II utrninson, Cal ~.
w wv Middlecon} Cal H CIngraln, Irving ton -
Mrs Drachman; Ariz :: ~ ~:
= !: PALACE HoTEI. =. 49,. i.
G scheefera brooklyn: M iss HarEean 3Nebr !.
Whamlin, Brooklyn =; MIS- shaw "a T. Oakland
s. T am pbell;s Y J B Hughes. N v.
F a SchnideT, iPalo Alto r. hu ghes, England -.
a Bergeyin, Chicago: II G. Collins Mexico ~
Murphy, N Ius obspo Mrs 'Cutts, M are island.
II Neson Be: 49, =, B Bak er; Ayashin gion;
Et Gardiner AFiz:::': -. w La son, Chicago
Mrs Simpson, Fresno :: Mrs Collins: Me Aieo :.
w. Hun tington, st Louis O. Jenkine PalO ALTO. :
Rider, ST -ouiS. w Kaze ensklIi, Ber in
d Kirby, Chicago -. Mrs Carwfli; london: ::
Robson, London. =. MI Csrwfll, NJ p, Londo on
Miss Carwill,. london. K g ErownTow Sydney
Miss Brownowi sydney Mr. NJ erry,: Au strall q. Il:
Mrs Merry, Australia MSS Merry Australia:
d n aper A ustra1ia. - A MOlquex. London.
] Wymore, England =; j Nj Dukei San. Salvador
. ID Shaw, Glasgow =. &C NJ otse, M ID, N q -:
:: b bisley,: ustralia j. Martin, n H.. =: =
=. + Farmer Pale Alto: Miss: Cnrtisi Nebr :.
BALDWIN. HOTEL =. =: =; =:
! T Tell yant; San Jose= T.Dnfey, San Rafael. :
G BTowneSw, Gridleyr Mrs j. Evans, Grid7ey:..'.
MISS Evans, Grldfey Mrs D GATES. y arysvllle
Il shipman.t oronto y ltKistier. g. W, ~Bost on
N A Lawson, Chicago, B F. BetlerF Washington
4 Mufer.: n Mrs;l Tinwood; Stockton
T Matthew's. Santa Cruz w Fisk. Chicago. -, !:
w Sweenyr Oakland :: F. Parker, Sgcto. >: :
j c Horton, y y = 49,: :: f Waller. Fresno: :; :;
w Scott, Fan ego. L BIain, Denver
~ +. NEW: WESTERN HOTEL: =. ::
w Hol beck, Rio VistI ] MONTGOMERY, sea tie.
= X Ho der stockton s.. M Dowaldson, Fresno
J Blackwell, Sonora !. q f Flannaeani VTsalia
Finnerty, Nisala -: Ryan, Santa Rosa
: W Prtshatd, y J.; ~: e q Harper, Bakersfield
J Briss, sydEey:.: w ExansiE Quincy Cal :
s RsyRfusen Quincy :: Il CBh nj Sac. -.
Battle, Sac - - IT Gillgie:A ri arysv Vile =.
: M killlcan. ~ arysyille w Maze MarYsvifle :
e Tabrick; Pasadena j Williams. Pasadena !:
q Cantvan, Detroit - :: :;::.
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HELP wANrED-Continued.

OPERATORS ON FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS
" and underwear; q few inexperienced hands
taken and taught LEVI STRAUSS & Co., 321a
Fremont st.
no c? DO C? SPECIAL AND EXTRA
~ ordinary offer Of 2 weeks sewing lessons free
to beginners this week at the Mcdowell Dress
making and Millinery School, 1O3 Post st.
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE
- CALL taken ut brancn eftice. SSv hayes sL:
open unti, y 81 O'Clock
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YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION AT
i light housew work or mind children 1884 San
chez St, cor. Twenty ninth. .
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EASTERN LADY WISHES POSITION AS
room 4
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DCSTTION AS SEAMSTRESs BY A YOUNG
woman; good dressmaker; best of references.
MISS X, box Is. Call Office
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KRS. RTGGkRS' AMI STEW EDORES'U q = ION
&~R "A Associatien-A specfal meeting Of this asso-
citation will be held THIS '(THURSD AY GkVES-
the suing term A full attendance is requested:
BY order : :. =. A, CAMPBELL, president. :.
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W DUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
il housekeeper: widower's home preferred 2s1a
Sixth ST., room g.
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YOUNG GIRL JUST FROM THE EAST DE.
J. sires secure lucrative housekeeper's place:
bachelors or widOwef's home preferred. S2l Mis-
sion ST., room 5.
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R< ANNUAL: MEETING-THE REGULAR
EIS annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Mariposa Com mercisl and Mining Com pany will be
held at the Office of the company, room 8; in the
Hobart building No 5S2 Market street, san Fran;
cisco, Cal, on TUESDAY the 9Th day Of July,
1891 at the hour of 2 O'Clock p: N for the pur-
pose OF eecting board of directors to serve dur
ing the ensuing year and tne transaction OF such
other business as. nay come: before the meeting.
H.: G. ST. VENSoA; secretary. .
= office--Room Sin the Hobart building, 532 Mar
kel street. "a Francisco, Cal. ::
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QUAKER HOT vAPOR BATHS: PLEASANT,
" toning, cleansing and invigorating. 3lt Ma
son ST., room IA
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nREssMAKE 1.-TWO; GERMANs) WANT
~. work In shop or family; perfect filters q. L.n
box 8 Call Office.
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VoUNG WOMAN DESIRES WORK BY THE
Il 'I'dsy, week or month; good work. Call or ad-
dress 52411s Fulton St
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V0UNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
housekeeper. IN bachelors or widower's home
preferfed; plain sewing; done l05 Fourth room l.
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.VOUNG ATTRACTIvE EA STERN LADY
j would like good place as honsekeeper; hotel
OK widower's home: preferred. 234 O'Farrell+ T. o.
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rEMALE HELP WANTED.

NEAT. WOMAN, LIGHT HoUsEwoRK.
1N nice country place, SIS; middle-aged woman
to do plain cooking. etc, 81 3, fare paid chamber
maid and waitress, country resort, 500 Mattresses
etc. MURRAY d REA DY, Leading Employ
ment Agents. 634 and 6S6 Clay st.
yAOMAN FOR HoUS SEwoRK AND IoOK-
w ing Alameda $50. MURRAY d READY
Leading Employ yment Agents. 634 and $50 Clay
MANTED-GIRL FOR NICE SUMNER RE-
w sort. fare paid, $40 and found. w. D. EVER
& CO.. 626 Clay.
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ERMAN LADY WANTS WORK BY THE
VI day Cali at I'll ste venson St, In basement
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01

MEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS A
.1H permanent place. as q housekeeper; city OF
country; will GO plain mending. 2U7 Post rm. 8.
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A WAITING SITUATIONS GARDENER,
A:compe petent and reliable, good references; but
ler well recommended FROM good fam HES; Ger
man farmer and wife, and others. ANDRE. 30S
stockton St, Tel. NJ. 1904
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Young LADY RECENTLY FROM THF
I.East would like housekeeper's place in q no
tel or widower's home; NO objection 10 the coun
try. l2U1a Geary ST., room 2.
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YOUNG WIDOW FROM EUROPE WISHES
Il situation as houseKeeper; bachelor or widower.
All Eddy st, room j.
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COMPETENT GERMAN WOMAN WOULD
" like to work in small boarding-house. Call
at 245 Fourth st.
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w WANTED-FIRST-CLA IRONER ON COL
w lars and GUNS. country hotel, $26; Germ IN
cook, $50; German second, $40: German nursery
nurse, SIS; q mattresses, dining room, city, s6 q
week: girls for housework, $40, SIS and $1O.
LEON ANDRE. BOB Stockton st.
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xNOMAN FOR DAY WORK, CLEANING,
w scrubbfng. etc; call early. MARTIN co.,
749 Market ST.
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COMPETENT WOMAN NEEDS WORK;
" good housekeeper; will do light housework and
take care OF thidren; wages SO to $l2; thorough
ly reliable. Address 663 Howard.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

S3 30 paid to UsiH mem 10 neI DICK peaches, & apri
cots. etc. also o box and cut them; 8 men to dig
potatoes; 40 farmers orchard and vineyard
hands S26. $25 and $40 per month and found: 5
mixers, choreboys for ranches MURRAY d
READY, 1884 and 636 Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01

PUTt HERN- YOUNG MAN TO DbIvE A.
~ city wagon, cut meat and work in shop, 500 to
$26 per month and found man to cure hams, ba-.
con. make sausages, etc, and work in packing
house, $40 to $12 per week and found MURRAY
& READY, 634 and 636 Clay ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01

NiIDDLE-AGED MAN WISHES PLACE;
lNl care Of horses; good driver: willing to work;
frst-ciass references.s Address $50 Fourth ST..
Oakland, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01

-.k.Jy7 MONrGOMERY CORNER OF CLAY
OL open until $3.50 o'clock; branch Office Of
the Call: subscriptions and want ads taken.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01

u DooKKEEPER; l4YEARS, EXPERIENCE;
ID young; married; country preferred; efficient;
postofice Wells; Fargo d Co." insurance clerk
reliable employer only. Bookkeeper, Cali Office,
Oak kland. =
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01

4 COOKS COUNTRY, $25 AND ROOM:
4 cook, city. $ls and room; cook, resort, s2b and
ROOM cook, kodeo, Cal, $50 aud room; dish
washer IS q week; kitchengrl, SIS; cook, Va
lleio, Cal. $25 and room; cook, Redwood City,
$lS and room: cook, German style, $36 and room.
MARTIN q CO, 749 Market St