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with he' regiment 10 AUGUSTA anu i'o'i
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the Train IN washington she heafa 'he
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camp Hf4inh' 'ha'h bfiuee' Va ana
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sNIr'hlsh IN "nich her regiment WIS
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some oil Us were more afraid OF snakes
thHh We were vi HuIIe's' s"'" Mrs. IA
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"h"'e "oFt" where dangerous sthNe- are
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ferred 10 the Second Maine regiment, ,A-
t5eHtd III Fort 1oreorNh- Hhe "Hs dc
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ton He5s4ts under Ut. Morrison, o. tan
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and hind he satisfaction Of uur-ips, him
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The Outdoor Church.

The caryen pillars Of the trees,
The lowered mosaic Of the grass,
The green transparent traceries
OF leaf On leaf that lightly lies
And lightly move when breezcs pass
The anthem Of the waterfall,
My chorister the blaekbird's lay,
And miugling with, sufusing all,
Borne by the wind and still lct fall.
The incense of the new nown hay
This is my church, my altar there.
Herr earth, the kindly mother. kneels,
Her mighty hands outspread IN prayer,
While Ter her brow the sunny air,
\ south wind full q blessing, steals
She wraps me in her mantle fold;
Ikneel and pray beside her there
As children do whom mothers hold,
And living air and sunlight gold
And wood and meadow pray with mo
Eva Keane IN Spectator.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
fpio For the Week Beginning July II.
Comment by Rev. S. II. Doyle.

Tpio For the Week Beginning July II.
Comment by Rev. S. H. Doyle.
CoPIc. Individual responsibility for the
conversion of the world-Rom- *, Is; Z, !,
ISIS "a missionary topic prayer for the in
trnAtional Christian Endeavor convention.)
The individual to some extent today
Is being lost in the organization. 1t is
an age Of organization. In the church
we have societies and organizations
without number. In the business world
there are trusts, syndicates, combina-
lions, trades and labor unions without
number The same thing is true Of the
political, social and philanthropic
world. The danger Of all this is that
the individual may be lost sight of, and
with the passing away Of the individ-
ual there may also pass away lndlvld-
ual responsibility, which would be a
serious calamity, for nothing could re-
pay the loss eff individual responsibility.
Organization also characterizes the
missionary world. The conversion eff
the world is sought largely through
missionary societies, boards, commit
tees and bands. This Is necessary. lndi-
viduals must be banded together in this
great work If it is to be effective and
successful. But the danger to the indl-
vidual is the same here as in other
spheres Of life. We should always re
member that eur greatest responsible
ity to God IL al His work Is cur indl-
vidual responsibility. We VIII not have
to give AN account for the society or
for the committee, but we will have to
render an account of ourselves to God
This applies to our relation to the CON
version Of the world, as to every other
Christian duty
How can we meet this individual re
sponsibilIty so far as the conversion Of
the world is concerned:
l. By individual interest in missions
Paul leaves Us an illustrious example,
He was intensely interested IN spread
ing the gospel all over the world, He
had great beaviness and continual SOY
row. in his heart for un Christian Israel
and would have given up his own hope
Of heaven II it could have saved them.
How many of Us have such personal
interest in the unChristian millions Of
the world today? How many of Us sor-
row and agonlze for the lost souls Of the
world? Is it not a fact that our individ
nal interest i low and that we leave the
heaviness of heart for the missionary
committee and think we have done our
var toward sa,,ir., the world !, we Give
the committee cents a week for mis-
siovsq
Nv individual information in mis-
sions How fa,y Fndeavarers know any
tb{Do ,co7t MISSIONS, How eften tho
ecc1TnrI9t5ee e arv.knowjodga
ia 1oft fo tba ea,,,nitt4a also, II IN
dividends W. 9nav of the awfnl needs
of Ffs5}.,.raf4,5 ,1oala not ha % hara
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And now, said the Cornfed Philos-
opher, is he time of year when the coll
iege gradlater gets on the rostrum ana
utter7 great thong hts-thought hts, in fact,
that have been thought by the greatest
thinkers"
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Let q person get the reputation of be-
ing "touchy, and everybody Is under
restraint, and this way the chance Of
an imaginary otfense Is vastly increased
s-Christian Observer,
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Look for the facts demonstrated by expert
ence. Thousands and thousands of people suf-
fering from the effects Of impure blood have
been cured by Hoods sarsaparilla.
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Hive are not dangerous To HE hut tho 49,,
prolific breeder et Wl-ory aud rraa5##.#-
nlan'- ointment Give n-taet relief r4-z- in
The wor-, case- Of I'll aud other cNa-taH=z.=..
aI>oa.c- ~ tho -Liu-.tzrt
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Down, Not Up.

Life is to be measured down from
God, and not up from man. Episcopal
Recorder
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-07-08

Experience is the father and memory
he mot her OF wisdom.
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Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on the
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HOBBS
Sparagus Kidney Pills.

HOBHS REMEDY co, PRoPRIgToRs, CHIcAGo.
Or Uoih> PHI Fox SAFE in EiiSN ORTIZ. NE,
bt ) u WIG6EN, Druggist. Main s.
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they VII keep her organs in place Their,
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25
WILL ROW
IN A WEEK.

The coming skff race between Dr.
Cecil Dennis and William McCausland is
agitating rowing circles at the present
time. McCausland challenged Dennis at
the conclusion of last Sundays race,
claiming that as he had already partici-
pated in the she'll race he was too exhaust
ed to do himself justice in the skiff event.
Dennis accepted McCausland' s challenge,
and both men are keeping up their train
ing with the expectation of meeting a
week from next Sunday. The Ell Campo
season closed last Sunday, but the rail-
road company will take advantage of the
big race and Iun boats on the day of the
contest. Messrs.> Patch and Pape of the
Dolphins areto row on the same day for
their club championship and for dia-
mond medal.
The Pioneers intermediate crew is also
out with challenge for a return race
with the victorious South Ends interme-
diate crew.
The Pioneers claim that they lost
through having a broken seat, and feel
confident they can regain their laurels in
a return race. 1t is likely that race can
be arranged between these crews to take
place at the same time.
There will be a meeting of the regatta
committee on Monday evening at Roth
kopfs Office, to complete the arrange
rnents for the above races.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25
OLD ENGLAND'S
NATIONAL GAME.

Another six weeks of cricket is figured
on here. Several of the coming fixtures
are with country clubs and interest in the
Hunter Harrison cup series is extinct.
Alameda is the champ pion of the year.
Speaking of champions the question of
settling champions, either among clubs or
individuals, by the average system, has
recently been very vigorously attacked.
1t is contended that a champ mpinnshIp is
obviously less question of units and de-
cimals than of merit, and that the status
of teams and players should be adjuda Led
solely according to consistent form and
skill and not in respect 10 runs and
wickets. Blind mathematics, CLAIM, the
coming cricketers, should not take pre-
cedence OF quality of play. AS an in
stance of the stupidity of the present sys-
tenn they point out that Ranjitsinhii is
sixth in the list of batting averages this
season, though he has played three times
as many innings as the leading man. I
invite views on the subject. To-morrow's
match will be novel and interesting. It
is an interPlcihc one, the sides beine
Banks and Insurance Men VS.. ALI Corners.
The former Team are strong in batsmen
and the latter have the best bowling
talent. JTMPIpE
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25
THE HIGH SCHOOL
FIELD DAY.

The Lowell High School will hold its
semi-annual interclass field day at the
Olympic Club grounds at 2 P. NJ. to-day.
Among the entries for the events some
very promising runners and athletes are
to be found who will no doubt make the
contests of high class, while the rivalry
between the classes of '9S, '99 and 90 will
keep the enthusiasm at high point. In
addition to the regular events there has
been added the discus-throw and go
yard dash for eighth and ninth grades,
gTammsr-school pupils.
The Pentathlon contest for 1897 is to be
held in Oakland on October %. This is
the annual State all-around contest, and
com prlses the following events: 100-yard
dash, twelve hammer-throw with
out turn, high jump, pole vault ana
one-mile run.
The associations most likely to send
teams TO compete in these games will
probably be the Oakland, Sacramento,
Stockton, Santa Cruz and the Mission and
Main Association of this city. Already
the men are rounding into form and hope
10 give good account of themselves. San
Francisco wants to win back laurels lost
last fall, ana Oakland is striving to retain
the prestige gained. The Mission team
com posed OF Shaw, Smith, Lamont, Heuer
and Taylor-feel confident of taking first
honors. The outlook is very favorable
one, and no doubt this years Pentathlon
Will surpass any vet held.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

sprint for a bank roll. Among the pup
pies there are many "new ones; also,
there are many who will make their last
run as puppies.
Santa Clara County is bidding for the
stake tomorrow with four performers.
Port Costa brings down two and Sacra-
mento one.
From Merced comes word that Klondike,
a flyer owned by Glas & Merino, proprie-
tors of the Merced Mercury, is dead. Had
the poor hound only been named "1ales
of Klondike" he might have lived forever.
Senator Crane, accompanied by sew
eral mem bers of his company, took IN the
coursing last week The 6ogs are finding
much favor of late with the theatrical
profession.
OF the fourteen sapliDgs running to-
morrow no less than ten are making thelr
first public sprint. The betting Will De OF
the sensational order.
The following is the result of the draw: ].
Byrne's Nelly VS.. G. Whitney's Zoe: NJ. Tier
mans Duke OF Argyle VS.. ]. Byrne's Oriental; /;
F. Browns Alma VS.. Curtis IL Son's Rosette;
c. J. DeSimone'S Seven Spot VS.. Curtis & son s
Maud s; f. NJ. Stillwels Little Del VS.. NJ
Michalik's Tarara; NJ c. Delano's Echo VS.. !.
Warren's Sweet Lips; D. l.. Desimone S
Buck Wa VS.. g. WhItney's Theron; J. Byrne's
Occidental VS.. p. O'Shea's Native Daughter;
D. Flynn's Tom Belle VS.. J. Warren's Benlcla
Boy; Pasha kennels Douglas, bye.
Sapling stake-WoOds Bros Wildwood VS.. d.
Shannon's Soprano; D. Shannon's Sweet
Music VS. j. Keenan's Royal Oak; J. IL.
Perigo's Belle Sueir VS.. A. Banderoerg Bogne !;
McComb & Bryans Sir Marmion VS.. ID. Ford
Bonita; ]. Connelfs Toy Boy VS.. II. Connelly'S
Pink; p NJ. Wyman's Ruse OHilIs vs.. Woods
Bros Lady Wheeler; g. D1ugherty's May NC
Kinley VS. H. Perigos Lady Woodtord.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25
GOOD VOLLEY-
BALL GAMES

Two very lively games of volIey- ball
were played last Tuesday evening at the
gymnasium of the Y. M. G. A. One game
was between the Mission team and the
Midgets, the former defeating the latter by
a score OF A 10 80 points. The second
game was between the Peerless and the
German teams. The German team won
by score of So % 35.
1t was q fine exhibition of this new
game and was Witnessed by most enthu-
siastic audience. The good plays were
warmly applauded.
]. G. Hennings acted as umpire during
both games. I he scorers were E. Ziska
for the first game and S. McDougalI fo-
the second.
The teams were composed OF the follow
ing players:
Mission team-W Lamont, captain. scoring IL
points; q. Il. Shaw Jr., II points; w Smith 10
points; d. j. Grant. points; total, Al points
M1dgets->. Hohman, captain, scoring points:
II. GRAY, IL points; A. Gray. II points; Fran<
Kelly, 9 points; total, SO pon s.
Peerless-Ed Ziska, captain, scoring ! points;
H. ;. Morton, points; 5. Hoffman, Z points; L. G.
Chaponot, D points; total, 35 points.
German team-Henry Toujes, captain, scoring
IL points; J. f. NovitzSy. points; j. eTuojes 2S
points; X Horrer, IA points; total, SO points.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

lowered it a second, then Platt-Betts OF
England brought it down another second,
and it is now believed that it will stay
where Stocks has placed it for some time
20 come. Stocks are up across the water.
The Terrills are keeping their winning
gait in France, judging by the latest ad :
vices. Bearings correspondent says:
NORM won the scratch event, but it was no
easy matter for him, and his partiSanS must
have felt very uneasy when Harry Ierrli
challenged him few feet from the tape and
came near licking him. Nossam must De out
of all form, for he was badly beaten in
lis heat by Bourrllon and Bob Terrill. Bob
ana Harry TerrilPs good showing was one Of
have been up to the present very unfortunate
in their French campaign and the ROUNDS OF
applause which greeted their really good per-
formance must have sounded very sweet TO
them.
The Terrill brothers have issued challenge
to race NORM either separately or in three
cornered match, by points or any distance the
French crack likes to name. NORM has agreed
to race Harry Terrill for "loye," but he will
only consent to ride AGAINST his brother Bob
for a stake of at least 500 francs.
H G. Gardiner of Philadelphia recently
surprised the cycling world by breaking
the amateur mie record more than three
seconds. The mark has stood for some
time at :46 3-5, and on September II Gar
diner, paced by two triplet teams, brought
in 80 1-5
The Encinal Cyclers of Alameda will
hold a tive-mile handicap over the San
Leandro- Haywards course tomorrow.
Western Sports advocates the removal
of A. W. Wehe from the road racing COM
mittee of the association, a move in
which [ heartily concur. Since his ap-
pointment nine months ago Wehe has
never yet met with his fellow-commitlee
men.
Next Tuesday evening. Septem Der %,
the Imperial Cycling Club will banquet at
a downtown rotisserie the men who vol
unteered as pacemakers at Bozio's recent
record trial.
The San Francisco Road Clnb will enter
Frost, Robinson, Goodwin, Thiel, Fran els
and Quimby in the ten mile association
race on October 10.
The new cycle club at San Jose, as told
of exclusively in THE CALL a mouth ago.
is rapidly growing. 1t will be known as
the Garden City Wheelmen, and most of
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25
GARDINER, Holder of the Amateur Mile Record of t43 25

These and other events have attracted a
large field of entries, as given IN THE CALL
Thursday
a great many wheelmen from this city
will attend the meet, Captain Hadenfeldt
OF the Oiympics having made up one party
of twenty-five. These. with the officials
and the racing men, will leave on the s
\. NJ. boat and train tomorrow, arriving
on the reIurn at 8:45 P. NJ. The round
trip fare is So 30, a special excursion rate
for tho.e who wish to attend this meet.
II must be understood however that only
those who make prior arrangement with
Captain Hadenfeldt can take advantage
of this special rate by the o'clock train,
and tickets must be secured from him to-
day. The excursion that the railroad
company is prom oting leaves by the 7
o'clock train, which, however, only ar
rives in Sacramento about fifteen minnles
earlier than the g.
1t would seem that Boyden, Davis,
Metcalt. Byrne and other professional
cracks had overlooked q good thing in the
$240 handicap at Sacramento, which they
have not entered. w. B. Vaughn and L.
NJ. Palmer of Southern California have
been added to the entries already pub
lished
The meet of the Olympic Club Wheel
men at the VeIodrome "a week from to-
morrow will be one of the best ever held
here. Not only Will there be an immense
entry list from all the crack riders OF the
State, but the attendance of the various
clubs en- masse will tend to enliven the
grand stands perceptibly. The advance
sale OF seats has been very gratifying to
the managers. Entries close Monday
After this meet the track will be taken up
and the grounds turned into baseball
park.
E. J. Bangs. Henry c. Johnson, George
Bill, Harry WalZ, II. t. Henning, w. J.
STANCE, Harry Fowler and Robert G. Len
ME have recently been elected mem bers
of the Bay City Wheelmen. The club has
started on its fourteenth year in pros
porous condition, and many innovations
and entertainments in the wav of club
runs and indoor amusements are promised
for the mem bers.
There will be a supplemental old men s
run of the Reliance Club Wheelmen to-
morrow to Haywsrds. The party will
start from the Reliance clubhouse, Oak
land, at 10 A NJ. sharp. President Jerome
has issued large mum ber of invitations,
and large gathering is expected.
The most phenomenal performance OF
the year thus far is the ride of j. w
S ocks of England, who on September 10
at the Crystal Palace, London, paced by
motor-car. lowered the mile world S
record to :35 2-5. a trihe better than the
fastest time ever made bv a running
horse. This mile record was held at
1889 2-5 by w. w. Hamilton of Denver for
eighteen months, he having made it on
the mile horse track at Coronado, Cal.
A month or SO ago McDuffie OF Boston
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

At Sixteenth and Folsom streets, at the
California League grounds, the following
games are scheduled for Tomorrow:
A NJ, Kohberg. Strauss & Frohmans
Jr. VS.. Hale Bros. Jr.; 10 A. NJ, Arnold
Bros. VS.. Grand Republics. 2:30P. NJ. San
Francisco Dry Goods Commercial League,
Hale Bros. VS.. Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
mans. Football practice from A. NJ. 10
II NJ.
The Hoitts School nine is scheduled to
play the Sacramento High School nine on
October 2 the Lick School of this city on
October 16 and the Central School of Oak
land on October %.
George Stevenson of 311 Franklin street
is anxious 10 be the guardian OF the initial
bag Tor the Alerts.
The Alameda Klondikers claim that
they are the champions of that county,
ara are anxious to add to their laurels by
playing the Young Spaudings of this
city. The KlondiEers are under Is years
of age. Address all challenges TO Albert
Foster. 1118 Mound street, Alameda.
The Young san Francisco Athletic Club
will play any team under IL years. Ad-
dress all challenges to John Moor, 2461z
Harriet street.
The Florida Stars will play the San
Francisco Alerts at the recreation grounds
tomorrow. The Stars would like to meet
team whose members are under 13. Adj
dress all challenges to A. Amlet, 2429
BRYANT street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25
CYCLING AT
THE CAPITAL
Crack Racers Will Com
pete at Sacramento
Tomorrow.
The Olympic Wheelmen's Com
ing Meet Will Be a Big
Attraction.
Bncinal Oyclers' Road Raoe-Reliance
Club Run-Some Phenomenal
Records.

The Capital City Wheelmen of Sacramen-
to will hold a meet on their famous three
lap board track tomorrow afternoon, which
promises TO eclipse all others they have
held in the way of races and racers, and
Judging from the patronage former meets
have received there will be the usual i'm
mense attendance.
The Sacramento club has been fortunate
in getting two plums which the California
Associated Cycling Clubs had to dispose
of to some meet promoter, the one-mile
Pacific Coast cham pionship for amateurs
and professionals by special dispensation,
and the big professional hancicap. for
which purse of S2i0 has been hung up.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25
the members belonged to the old Garden

the mem bers belonged to the old Garden
City Cyclers.
J. s. ConwelI, president of the Cycle
Board of Trade, is to leave this city and
locate in Indianapolis. The last meeting
of the board before his departure will be
next Wednesday nieht, and the following
night he will be rendered a banquet r.
c. Lennie has the latter affair in charge.
The following are The entries and handi-
caps fo- the five mile race of the Encinal
Cyclers of Alameda, which will be held
over the. San Laandro-Haywards course
al P. NJ. tomorrow:
NJ. G. Curtis, scratch; A. E. Cumbers, rs !;
W. Thompson, :15; NJ. E. Gaines, 80; J. A.
Carpenter. 80; F. Jurgewitz, As; r. A
Mesrole, AS; E. NJ. Whalley, As; E. A. Tyroll
l 100; w. NJ. Rsmsey LOO; j. A. MolIer, 10; /;
George Morss, 1:30; Fax Hervey, :45; j. p
Thorn, 200: c. T. Fortner, ZOO
SPALDING.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25
HANDBALL
IN THE COURTS.

Hand ball games which will be played
tomorrow at Phil Ryan's court are:
G. Hutchinson and P Kelly vs. W. Kelly and
4. Pennoyer.
]. Lawless and ]. slattery VS.. D. Connolly
and j. Harlow.
J. Collins and r. Murphy VS.. E. Toy and J.
White.
L. Waterman and ]. R. Bockman VS.. j. Muir
.rane and n. Berger.
P Herrin and NJ. Fogarty VS.. P. Foley and
NJ. J. Stokes.
D. Regan and NJ. Basch vs.. J. Hogan and NJ.
Joyce.
P. Donnelly and ]. C. Nealon VS.. T F. Bon
net and r. Linehar.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25
SMALL BOATS
IN A RACE.

The Pacific Yacht Club will hold its half
rater race week from to- morrow over the
same course the last haif.rater race was
sailed. The boats will start promptly at
2 P. NJ, and the victorious boat will be
awarded beautiful silk flag, presented by
Com modore II. E. Law. The boats will be
sailed by l. BHommedieu, Greene baum, Dr.
Hill, Sutherland, Morell and Connolly.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25
WILL PLAY
BASEBALL,

The aggregation of ball tossers from
Santa Cruz will have chance of testing
their abilities against Napoleon" Faglns
California Markets at Central Park to-day.
AS both teams have been strengthened,
the fans should be treated 10 gilt-edge
playing. They will line up as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25
TO-MORROW'S
COURSING.

To-mofrow's coursing brings about an
incoming of the new and an outgoing of
many of the old. Two events will be run
on, stake for puppies and a sapling
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25
Freight on Horses.

The carrying of horses from his city 10 Los
Angeles for the coming races will be done by
Wells, Fargo e. Co., instead of the Southern
Pacific Company. as heretofore, out the rate
will remain the same, 800 per carload, eight
horses to the car.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-25

Tomorrow the "Beachcom bers'' viii
have the Will & Fincks for their oppo-
nents. The players will line up as fol-
lows:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20

Late yesterday afternoon, 4. NJ. Adam.
who resides on west Railroad avenue
Opposite the Highland house, receive,
the following telegram from his attor
t"rneyS, Stuart n Murray, Denver. Cola
We have won the new ease; referee,
report In Old case affirmed"
his Is the decision Ia Il suit for valu
able land located near the Inion hospital
IN Denver, aud THE ClrlLEN desires her,
"a express It's congratulations Ia Mi
Adams.
The news Wa ~ cheering and goui Ia
Mr. Adams, VIII" has been quite III with
bi"h poisoning since Christmas last,
that he ,entnr-i out this morning and
male Pheasant rall at TmE CIIlIE\
office