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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03
A NORTHWESTERN
RAISED TROUBLE
Steamers WaIla Wa1la and
Corona Were Both De-
layed.
The Missionary Barkentine
Morning Star Caught in
the Gale.
Arrival of a Scotchmau Who Has
Been Twenty-Five Years in
the Carolines.

Every vessel that reached port yester-
day had tale of hard times to tell. The
Walla Walla, from Puget Sound ports,
ran into the storm off Flattery and was
delayed five hours, the Corona was nine
hours behind time and it was only by a
scratch that the missionary barkentine
Morning Star got in at all.
The representatives of the Pacific Trans
fer Company and the Commercial Trans
fer Company made race for the Corona,
and both men had very hard time OF it.
NJ. Kelly, for the Pacifics, got aboard. but
got wet through in making it. Wells
stood on and off in his launch, and using
the megaphone secured the bulk of the
business. When the Corona locked both
runners looked as though they had been
soaking in the bay for half an hour.
of Flattery it blew a gale" said Cap
tain Wallace of the Walla Walla yester-
day. "There were times when we were
lucky to hold our own, and if it had not
been for a lucky change in the wind we
would not have got in Sunday N orning."
According TO the passengers the waves at
times ran mountains high and frequently
broke over the ship, making 1T very I'M
comfortable for people promenading the
deck.
The Corona had almost q similar expe-
rience. Between Point Conception and
Port Hartford Captain Jepsen said she was
ten hours making forty miles, and after
passing Point Sur there were times when
the good ship was not making knot an
hour. Even If we are behind time" said
Captain Jepsen yesterday, I'VE have made
a splendid run considering the weather.
We had the gale blowing in our teeth ever
since we passed Conce ption. and in the
circumstances the Corona has made a
splendid showing"
The Morning Star is the missionary YES
sel connected with the Congregations
Church. She is barkentine rugged and
has an auxiliary screw. Yesterday
while making an anchorage she had
several narrow escapes. A native seaman
was at the wheel and when Captain Bray
ordered him to put his helm to starboard
he put it hard aport and nearly ran the
vessel into the ferry boat San Rafael.
When given the word STEADY" he i'm
mediately put rope around the spokes to
hold the wheel 'hard aport" and as the
Morning Star began describing circle
she nearly ran down the schooner Piute.
After that the captain took the wheel
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03
LOVE STRONGER
THAN AYPNOT|SM
Mediums Glad They Sur
vived frances and
Chloroform.
Professor Thornton and His Wife
Deny Charges of His
Bigamy.
II Married Him When Wide Awake,
and / Lows Him With Ny
Eyes Opsn," She Says.

Mrs. Jeanette Daisy Thornton, pretty,
brunette. and 10. is happy with her hus.
band, the hypnotist, at A Sixth street.
She is glad that the chloroform that she
drank Saturday night when she believed
her husband had divers wives elsewhere
did not kill her.
And Professor H. N. Thornton tall,
blond, and %, is glad he did not die at
the Receiving Hospital in hypnotic fit.
caused by his wife's trial at suicide. Both
were alive, well and happy yesterday.
But Mrs. Thornton's parents were dis
consulate all day at 956 Folsom street.
They say they went to the wedding be-
cause they did not want an elopement.
but they now believe that Thorn ton has a
wife in the Feast.
1--WE have been told about his wife by
an officer" said Mrs. Powell, "and will
sift it to the bottom. If he is bigamist
it is all up with him."
But Thornton is happy. "pve no other
wife," said he, land l love this little girl
devotedIy."
Then Mrs. Thornton expressed herself
on the subject saying: 81 don't want
people to say | was married when in a
hypnotic sleep, though 1 do have frances
L
him awake and / love him with my eyes
open, and don't care who knows it"
The bride and groom are mediums well
known in spiritualistic circles. The bride s
parents assert that their daug hter's pow
ers are of higher order than her hus-
bands.
"He married her to make money" said
Mrs. Powell, land he will make it out of
her superior medium ship"
The professor denies that he used any
arts diabollcal to win his fair bride. He
frankly admits that he can hypnotic GER
tain people; that he often has strange
frances wherein he hears the angels talk,
and that he is a splritualst to the core.
But my wife has frances too" he said,
land when she sits at piano her inspira-
tional playing is grand. Why don't they
call her the spell-binder and me the sub
ject?"
The professor insists that he has no
wives elsewhere. "Pd be fool to marry
this young GIRL" he said, ''if had wife
anywhere else, and if l have | ought to
go to some dark and noisome prison"
The bride and groom were happy yes
terday afternoon. They intend to give
hypnotic exhibitions and seances. AS
the brides parents are spiritualists also
the professor believes they will be good
friends with him again when they learn
that they have been imposed upon by
rumorS.
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himself and finally brought the barken-

himself and finally brought the barken-
tine to an anchor.
The Morning Star had terrible time of
1t in the northwester. All hands were on
deck for fiftv-six hours and Captain Bray
and Chief Officer Garland were completely
worn out when the vessel came to an
anchor. The Star has been constantly in
commission for five years and during that
time she has only been twice on the dry
dock-once at Auckland. n. T., and once
at Honolulu, H. l. She is now in San
Francisco for a thorough overhauling
Captain Bray, who was formerly secretary
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton of Oakland, brought her up. while
Captain Garland, who had commanded
the craft in the southern seas, came up as
first mate.
For five years the Morning Star has
been cruising among the Gilbert, Marshall
and Caroline groups, making her head
quarters at Ruk in the Carolines.
Among the passengers from that point
is a venturesome Scotchman named A.
SANDY Bowker. He made his home in
Ruk in 1881 and there married one of the
native princesses. He has now three
handsome little children and wants them
educated. He is carpenter by trade, but
is handy man at anything. When the
Morning Stars engineer was taken sick
SANDY" took charge OF the machinery
and ran the vessel as though he had been
born to the business. According to him
Christianity is gaining ground in the
Southern seas and in few years idols of
wood and stone will be sold as curiosities.
Lieutenant E. P. Der, engineer in
charge of the revenue cutter Hartley, has
been ordered to New York, where he will
take command of the engine-room of the
revenue cutter Chandler. Mr.. Weber has
made a host of friends while in California,
all of whom will be sorry to hear OF his
removal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03
FORESTERS OF AMERICA.
The Delegates From San Fran els 20
Will Start To-Day for the Grand
Court at MarysyilIe.

Will Start To-Day for the Grand
Court at Marysville.
The Grand Court of the Foresters of
America, jurisdiction of California, will
convene in its ninth annual session at
MarysyiIle tomorrow and will remain in
session until Saturday.
Seven of the courts will not send dele
gates to the Grand Court, but the other 1877
courts will be represented by about 1872
delegates.
The names of those who will represent
the courts were published in the fraternal
department of THE CALL as soon as they
were received at the office of the grand
secretary. G. II. Bremen.
During the session number of mend
ments to the constitution will be offered.
Then there will be the election of grand
officers for the next term and the con-
sideration of the next place of meeting.
The officers OF the Grand Court are: r.
B. Vel age, grand chief ranger; ]. S, w.
Saunders, grand sub-chief ranger; S. A.
White, grand treasurer; G. II. Bremen,
grand secretary; E. l.. Forster, grand re-
cording secretary; ]. Samuels, grand Sc
nior woodward; E. S. Harrison, grand ju-
Nor woodwardr Elias Holden, grand senior
beadle; DR.. W. A Weldon, grand junior
beadle; S. L. Waller, j. h. Cox and 0. G.
Gregory, grand trustees; past grand chief
rangers-Fred G. Hensley, San Francico;
Rufus B. Harmon, Sacramento; Lewis
Thorne, Los Angeles; Joseph d. Case, San
Francisco; John D. Cordy, San Francisco;
c. P. Rendon, Stockton; 4. Orflla, Los
Angeles.
Court Pride of Marysville has made ex.
tensive arrangements, together with the
citizens of that city, for the entertainment
of the delegates TO the Grand Court and
grand officers when not engaged in the
transaction of business. The committee
of arrangements is com posed OF I. J.
O'Brien, chairman; r. E. Bevan, secre-
tary; J. NJ. Cremin and II. E. Schmidt.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

4 snug sim was captured by thief in the
Hammam baths.
MANY attractions are offered at the several
.theaters for this evening
A cloudy Monday morning and fair Mon.
day is the weather promise.
The Park Museum is to have large new
picture gallery right away.
The ATTENDANCE of rifemen at She'll Mound
. yesterday was not as large as usual
There was large attendance of marksmen
at the Schuetzen Park range yesterday.
AT the san Francisco handbau court yes
..terday Al. Hampton and T. F. Bonnet de-
ieated &c. NeaIon and John Riordan.
The forty-eighth annual picnic of the
NE1Ights of the Red Branch was held at Shell
Mound yesterday.
Chief OF Police Lees listened to Rev. J.
George Gibson's address TO men at Y. II. C, A.
nail yesterday afternoon.
j oseph B. Leggett delivered an interesting
address on Socialism and Single Tax last
evening ia Pythlan Castle.
The Christian Endeavorers will meet in
mass convention Thursday evening in the
First Congregational Church.
In the recent military tournament al the
Preside the trophy was carried off by COM
rany . OF the BenioiA barracks.
The cricket game played yesterday at
Golden Gate between the Pacific and Bohe-
misn clubs resulted in an easy victory for the
former.
There will be heavy artillery practice at the
military posts around the bay to-day, and that
VIII account tor the booming OF the big guns
TO be heard.
The delegates from this City and the bay
counties viii leave to-day for -Marysville TO
attend The session of the Grand Court, Forest
q. eTs OF America.
The Brahmacharin gave his lecture on IRE
liglon as q synonym for Education" last mig ut
aad made 10 reference to his quarrel with the
Woman Congress.
Professor II. W. Thornton and his wife have
survived her dose OF chloroform and his hyp-
nQtLc trance caused by report that the pro-
lessor was bigamlst.
Theodore Durrant was visited by Major Win
cheu and Editor MiLsap of the Salvation Army
at san Quentin yesterday. To them he pro-
tested his innocence.
Several shots were fired yesterday morning
in 8. lOWlOdging- house, 532 Pacific street one
of the bullets striking Il. Simon, a second
hand store keeper, on The heel.
- Otto Ziegler Jr. and H. E. McRea won the
professional races ana f. f. Russ won the two
amateur events al The Velodrome cycle track
yesterday. II was the occasion of the inaugu-
Eatlon "ot Sunday racing, ana the venture
proved q big success, there being large crowd
e present and the sport was fast and exciting.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03

WARD & VoKEs, who have been convulsing
large audiences at the Columbia with their
nonsensical melange, "a Run on the Bank, !"
enter upon the second and last week of their
engagement tonight. a number of new songs
will be introduced, including "Our Politi
titled 81 Love to See Ny Dear Old Mother
Work" Lucy Daily will also introduce new
specia ties, and the attendance bids fair to be
as large as during the first week. Great prep
arations are being MADE for the spectacular
production, Excelsior Jr.," which comes to
this house next Monday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03
When You Think

Of buying clothing, select a
store where there is a large variety
to choose from. All men do not
have the same tastes, no matter
what Dame Fashion may insist
upon. Our stock is complete in
every detail. We can satisfy the
most critical man.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03
ADJUSTMENTS

BALDWIN THEATEK AL Captain"
COLUMBIA THEATER A Run on the Bank
MoRosco's OPERA HOUSE - An American
Hero.
ALCAzAR THEATER.- East Lynn
TIvoLI OPERA HOUSE shamus o. Brien."
ORPHEUM Glass Vaudeville.
SUTRo BATHs.-Bathing and Performances.
IHE 'CHUTEs AND SKATING RINK-Dauy al
Aalght street. one block east of the Park.
HAYwARD's PARK.-Concerts every sunday
~ACItIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB.-RaceS to-day
." PlCNCS AND EXCURSIONS.
Ell CANPo-Music Dancing, Boating Fishing
every Sunday
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03
SOUTH ENDS PIONIO,
he Popular Rowing Club Holds ar
f. Enjoyable Outing

Enjoyable Outing
The South End Rowing Club held an
enjoyable picnic at Bohemiaa Grove yes
terday.
The mem bers of the popular club and
their friends left the City a clock, and
alter three hours delightful riding
through q beautiful country they arrived
at the picnic grounds.
. The merry makers quickly spread them
selves over the spacious grounds, and
after lunch, dancing, rowing and fishing
were the order of the day.
The success of the outing is due to the
efforts of w. o. Brien, Thomas Barry, w.
Ricketts,, Thomas Lynch, G.. Fox, J.
Lyons, John L. Herget, James Foley, J.
lester Gabriel, D. Connolly. Hugh Nc
Isaacs, Ed Learey, James Pallas, W. Me-
herin and Thomas McCauIey.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03
AUCTION SALES.

BY INDIANA AUCTION Co.-This day. May 3,
Furniture, at 235 O'Farrell St, at O'Clock.
BY +. s. SPEAR & Co.-This day May 8
Furniture at IA Haight St, at IL O'Clock. On
Tuesday at 925 Howard street.
BY STREET & CRFss wELI-Tuesday, May 4,
Horses, etc, at 721-723 Howard ST. at IL O'Clock
EYK1LLIP & Co.-Wed nesday, May II, Horses
at cor Market and Van Ness ave, az lU Q CLOCK
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03
Accidental Deaths.

Edward Cuardo q teamster. while unload
ing some lumber on Friday, was caught under
the falling boards, and received injuries
which caused his death. He was conveyed to
the City and County Hospital after receiving
the injuries, which eventually proved fatal
His body was removed to the Morgue.
Amanda Won Rom, young woman of %
years, was found dead at the home of her par
ents, 1874 Filbert street, yesterday morning
from the effects of coal gas through careless
ness, 1t is supposed, in turning off the Jet. An
open book was found on chair at the head of
the girls bed, showing that she had been
reading previous to turning out the light
This, with very loose stopcock on the let.
was taken as proof that in turning out the
light the girl made a mistake.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03
TELEPHONES GRANT SO and 3s),
llt 3 HR
- ( CO.
DEALERS In PURE FOOD.
296 SUFFER- STREET,
North Side, Above Kearny.
SPECIAL SAVING SALE
Monday Tuesday. Wednesday.

ALL OUR SOC TEA, 10 different kinds,
at...................3 5c per Id; 5 lbs for ST.
FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER, regular
SOC 800: sc per Square
FINEST TABLE EGGS, regular 15c.......
IMPORTED QUEEN OLIVES, quart bottle tile ~"
regular soc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
WALNUTS, Al quality, regular lbs 25c,
Observation-Disclosures. 3 lbs csc
P. & W. DEVILED HAM. large tins, regular
ED2Oc.. .......................15c tin
VAL BLATZ'S MILWAUKEE BEER
Regular l dozen quarts So 35......aS2
Regular 1 dozen pints 81 So. ST 40
HERMITAGE RYE of 1883, regular bottle
ST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.15
The standard of all Rye Whistles, reg
ular gallon So OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81. so
LA FAVORITA DE CALIFORNIA ZINFAN-
DEL, regular dozen $4...............S2 S.. 80
Regular gallon 81 35.................95
We allow soc upon return OF 1 dozen bottles.
Purity and favor of this wine equal to i'm
ported Try il!
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03

The woman tennis champion of New
Zealand has but one hand, and that is the
left one; but she can serve a ball that is
exceedingly difficult to return.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03
CUBAN PATRIOTS
WIRE MORGAN
He Is Urged to Continue
His Good Work for
the Insurgents.
Monster Petitions Being Signed
in All the Cities of the
Coast.
Thous ands Of Dollars Being Sub.
scribed Toward the Games
at SausaIito.

The Cuban League yesterday sent an
earnest request to United States Senator
Morgan, notifying him that about 20, 900
signatures had been obtained from all over
California, asking Congress to recognize
the independence of Cuba. 1t as as fol-
lows:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03
SUTRO BATHS.

OPEN DAILY FROH 2 A. n. UNTIL II p. n.
Concert Every Afternoon and Evening.
Bathing, including Admission: Adults. Csc; Chill
dren, 20c.
General Admission, LOG; Children 90
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03

DACINGI RACING! RACING !!
WIN TER MEETING, IS96-'97,
Beginning Monday, May 8. TO May Is. Inclusive
OAKLAND RACETRACK.
Racing Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
1hursday, Friday and Saturday.
Rain or Shine.
FIVE OR MORE RACES EACH DAY.
Races Start at 2:15 p. Nj. Sharp
Ferry. Boats leave San Francisco at II u. aud
1890. 90, 80, 400. 80 and P. NJ, connect
ing with trains stopping at the entrance TO track.
Buy your ferry tickets to Shell Mound.
Returning-Trains leave the Track at 4:15 All
A:45 p. NJ. and Immediately after the last race.
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS r.. PreSdens
r. B. MiLROY, secretary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-03

NEW ro-DAr-AnUsEMENrz.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-19

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Decorah-posten., 1897-01-19
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Decorah-posten., 1897-01-19
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Decorah-posten., 1897-01-19
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