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The indicator., 1897-05-08

Two men nave been sentenced to the
penitentiary in St Louis for going to
church. They went after midnight and
stole the communion service.
The indicator., 1897-05-08

The Kentucky colonel will continue
to hold the Kentucky colonel in con-
tempt.
The indicator., 1897-05-08

Confess sin instantly. Don't alioN
the acids drop to remain and corrode.
The indicator., 1897-05-08
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Iiromo t.uinine Tablets. All
Druggists refund the money II II fails 10 cure a5o

"Does your wife enjoy these beautiful
sprinr daysT" "No. she is too busy recall,
ing how much more forward vegetation was
this time last year"
The indicator., 1897-05-08

"You didn't resent my denial of our en-.
tbat Won meant It MS complimentary to me.
The indicator., 1897-05-08

.Dll you fnh out what that blind man
,vns wpgpluE nboutT' "Ics, he Is all broke
M because he can't say that he has seen the
The indicator., 1897-05-08

Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
loc. NJ C. C. fail, druggists refund money.
The indicator., 1897-05-08

A Kansas city syndicate has purchnsed
10000 acres Of land on Horse creek. forty
five miles from Cheyenne aud will locate
a colony there.
The rnnciItnen Of the Jnckspn's Hole re
giou have organized and will keep sheer
owners from invading the region during the
coming sou. 4 committee Of safety hai
been appointed. which has published n no.
ticc to the effect that; NO sheep will lie
allowed to pass through Jackson's Hole,
over my route. under any circumstances.
We are prepared foF emergencies. and par
ties who attempt to drive sheep through this
country must take the consequences" The
ranchnen mean business. and siieepinen who
try TO drive across the country Will have .
light OF their hands.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
new ENGLAN I'd TEACHERS
Arrival of the Houghton Party
of Eighty-Five From
Boston.
The Tourists Are Having a Delightful
Journey-Yellowstone Park to
Be Visited.

Eighty-fve tourists, mostly school.
teachers from Bo o>ton and other places in
New England, arrived in the City Satur-
day evening and registered at the Bald
win Hotel. The teachers are out on a va.
cation and tour of observation The
leader of the excursion is George L.
Houghton of Boston.
The tourists left Boston June 2S anu
came from Chicago over the line OF the
G. B. and @. to Denver, thence by the
Denver and Rio Grande and Rio Grande
Western to Salt Lake and Ogden and over
the Southern Pacific here.
These New England excursionists rest
ed yesterday. During the next few days
they will view the sights in and around
San Francisco, and then depioy. Some
will go to the Yosemite Valley, others
will journey to Southern California
Later they will meet in San Francisco
again and start in body for the Yellow
stone National Park. The fact is known
that the park is crowded, but the school
teachers are to have few days Oh the
great reservation, according to the pro-
gramme adopted before they left Boston.
Regret was expressed that California en-
terprlse had not completed a railroad 10
the Yosemite Valley. as many desired to
visit the valley, hut could not spare the
time to make the trip.
The tour across the continent was en-
joyed by the Travellers and much pleasure
IL anticipated in the side trips from this
City to the redwood groves and to Mon
terey
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
WARDS FRIENDS ACCUSED.
Said to Be Behind the Prosecution of
hrs Bradbu

Said to Be Behind the Prosecution OF
mrs Brad bury.
The friends of Mrs. John Bradb bury, the
young woman who recently set the whole
coast agog by levanting from Los Angeles
with W. Russell Ward. are now asserting
that it was the influence of certain of
Wards friends that brought about the
late determination on the part of the rep
resentatiYes of the Society Tor the Sup
preston OF Vice to prosecute the erring
wife OF the southern millionaire
They claim to have positive informa-
ton to the effect that mem bers of the So
ciety and its attorneys were approached
and even threatened with trout bic if they
did not agree TO deal with the woman "a
harshly and as firmly as they did with
Ward.
Attorney Sweeney, who appeared in the
Police Court for the society to prosecute
Ward, denies that tHere Is any foundation
for the belief entertained bv those who
have interested them selves in Mrs. Brad.
bury's behalf, and sticks to his original
story that mis- conclusion 10 pursue the
woman was only reached after she failed
20 take the Witness-Stand and give testi-
mony against her lover.
Mrs. Brad bury is still at the Occidental
Hotel with her mother and l. still re-
rorted to be quite i'll. DR.. McNutt was
called 10 the hoiel twice Yesterday morn
ing becau she was Ihreatene with a re-
lapse. Mrs. BFadbury's case is on Judge
Lows calendar for hearing this morning
but 1t is understood that both the prose
cution and defense have agreed not o
take it up at that time. The case will
probably go over until Wednesday or
IhurSdaY.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12

G. J. Brdsall 60:26 A. Johnson 1924 3-5, R.
A. Coulter 5S:l2, w. Casey 55:2S SO
olympic Club Wheelmen M NJ. Cook
SO :2S 1-5 Tony Alborele 63 02 2-5, Ed Saun-
ders did not finish, J. E. Wing So III 80, R.
Hammons 55: :2S 1-5.
Imperial Cycling Club A. Bozio 54 % s.
W. Smith 63:0S. l. r. Lind 1886 4-5, W.
Mack 58:13, r. F. Hamann did not finish.
The team from the California Club was
strong in third place and if the men make
as good showing in the clubs road race
which is to take place on the 25th inst.
some OF them are liable to come close to
the record
The trophy was turned over to the win
ming club last evening. when they held a
banquet and general jollification at their
clubrooms on Golden GATE avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12

to their form. Bv the end of the day the
Benedicts proved a slight superiority,
coming out ahead by ten runs.
Myers, Morey and ]. G. Robertson were
the principal contributors to the Ill
scored by the bachelors, who went first to
bat The fielding and bowling of the
married men were above the average.
But Ill. respectable score though 1t was
was not good enough to bring about vic
tory, as the stald Benedicts quickly
proved, Billy Robertson, Hellman and
Sewel! being foremost in the demonstra-
ton.
Following are the full scores:
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
THE MARRIED oRIoKETERs,

They Defeat Their Bachelor Opponents
at the Golden Gate Ground.
1t was an exceptionally interesting
game that cricket-lovers who visited
Golden Gate yesterday had to view. The
sides, the married versus single players,
were evenly matched and both played up
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
A USEFUL INVENTION.

Much interest is being taken by the ply sicians
OF this city n q of almost total de .fness
which has been nearly IL not entirely relieved by
an inexpensive invention belonging to +. HIscox,
of S53 Broadway, New York City. Al every
known device and the most skilIful treatmen
had failed 10 afford relief. the believed to
be iucurab e. and the success of this invention
which is easily and comfortably adjusted, and
practically Invisible, is considered remarkable
triumph. During two Christian Endeavor week s
will be at Emporium Building, San Francisco, Cal
Room 429. Office hours, Q to u.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
a SCHOONLh'S END.
Wreckage In Midocea Thought to Be-
long to the Martha w. uft.

Wreckage In Midocsan Thought to Be-
long to the Martha w. 1uft.
The British ship Craigmore, Veyses
Cap,aia, arrived last evening Isl
days from Swansea, with coal and
coke to ]. D. Spreckels & Bros. Cap
tain Veysea reports that on June 20, in
latitude % degrees 81 minutes north,
longitude 14 degrees 4S min nutes west, he
passed some wreckage that was evidently
the bottom of a schooner.
1t is feared and guessed that the
schooner Martha w. Tuft OF this port has
met disaster, aud that the wreckage seen
was the evidence of ii. The Martha w.
Tut left San Bias for this port forIy-eight t
DAYS ago. Yesterday the schooner Gar
arrived here thirty-four days from the
same port, and there has been much un-
easiness about the overdue vessel. The
location described was bout in the
schooners track. The Martha w. Tu t
was owned by w. Olsen of this city and
was sailed by Captain Chris Olsen of this
port.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMMES
Attractions That Are offered to Those
Who Are IncIined to Visit the
Theaters.

Theaters.
The Lyceum Theater Company will present
at the Baldwin Theeter tonight the double
bill of Sydney Grundys comedy, ''The Late
Mr.. Castello," and the one-act romance, 1.-The
Wife of Willoughby." The same bill will be
presented tomorrow night. During the week
there will be offered "The Prisoner of Zenda, -
"The Mayflower" and a scene from Romeo
and Juliet"
The attraction announced al the bia
Theater this evening is christopher Jr.,'
which has already been produced in this City.
But that was three years ago. tbs comedy
with many good points and is full of life.
Frank Worthlng and Blanche Bates will appear
in the cast.
That ever acceptable coined v-drama, "Rose-
dale" will be offered to the patrons OF the
Alcszar this evening, with Francis Carlyle,
who will appear for the first Time here in the
character of Elliott Gray. Hugo Toiand Will
make his temperance at this house. 'The
First Born" by popular demand
"For Her Sake" a romantic Russian mi j.
tary drama, new to San anciscans, in which
there is charming love story, VIII be pre-
sented at the Grand Opera-house this evening
and the presen tation will be enhanced by the
beautiful scenery and stage settings.
The management of the Tivoli Opera house
will this evening offer ''The Isle OF Cham
pagne," which win be the first presentation in
this City of this comedy.opera. Edwin Ste
vens will appear as King Mumm and Miss
Seabrooke is to appear as Priscilla her origi-
nal role.
The bill to be presented at the Orpheum this
evening has upon it the names of many first
class artists from the vaudeville circle. There
Henry FREY aud NpItia Fields sEatob
artists; Lillian Perry, singing and dancinn
soubrettc; mogene Conner, descriptive sing er.
and Lew Dockstader.
Adgie and her lions are still at the Chutes
and will appear this evening. There will also
be vaudeville performance in the Casino
The many other attractions at this place of
recreation are calculated to furnish a pleasan
evenings entertainment
There will te frst-class programme OF or
cheStral music for presentation to the patrons
of the Oberon this evening. There will be In
strumental solos by members of the Interna-
tiopal Ladies' Orchestra.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12

rEN YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE
/ at 737 Market street, San Francisco mas
stamped him the leading specialist Of the
pacif Coast in the treatment OF all Chronic,
Nervous and special Diseases of both men and
women. EntIre or partial loss OF manly power
and vIgor in young mid, lea ed or old men posi-
lively restored. Weakening drains which sap the
vitality, destroy the health, CAUSE paralysis In
sanity and premature dea,h, quickly and perma-
nentiy stopped. Private diseases OF every name
and nature cured
Write If you live away from the city. Book,
.Guide to HEALTH" treatise all the organs
and their diseases, free application. Core
spondence strictly confidential Address F. L.
SWEANY, 737 Market street, San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
AUCTION = Ais.

BY p ]. BARTH-This day, July y, Chinese and
Japanese Curios at 1885 Market street. at aud
1870 p NJ.
TArrFRsA1I's- uesday. July 3. Horses, etc..
at 721 Howard street, at IL O'Clock.
FY VoN BHpIN & Co.-Thursdny, July 15,
cal Estate, Salesroom, 54o California street,
Al u o'clock.
BYG. H UBIBsEN & Co.-Tuesday, September
@ Real Estate. ii Montgomery st, at Il O'CLOCK
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
Di.d From His Iniuries.

Joseph owens, workman in the employ Of
Warren & Mallev, who was injured while at
work on the old Bay Distract racetrack on the
9Th of July died at the City and County Hos
pital yesterday from his injuries. The de-
ceased was a single man and had been in the
employment OF the contrac ors for number
of years. His BODY was taken 10 the Morgue.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
BALDWIN THEATER The ate Mr.. Castello. y
COLUMBIA THEATER Christopher Jr'
MoRosco's OPERA-HoUsE For Her Sake.
AIcAzAR THKATER. "Rosedale" and The
First Born"
TIvoLi OPERA House The Isle OF Cham
payne
URPEEUM-H High Class Vaudeville
OBERoN.-Grand Concert.
eUTRo BATHS Bathing and PerformanceS
THE CHUTEs AND CHUTRs FREE THEATER.- -
Adgie and her Lion, every af. ernoon and evening
pICNICS AND EXCURSIONS.
FL CAMPo-Muslc dancing. boating. Fishing
GVery Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12

1t is said that land of the West
Indies once every year leave their native
home in multitudes, and in regular order
march down to the sea, passing over, and
not around, any and every obstacle that
may come in the way.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12

In their second inning the Bachelors
got Al for five wickets before the stumps
were drawn.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12

Lloyd gives the gross tonnage OF tie
great Atlantic steamers as: Lncania, r.
952; Campania, II. $50; Georgia, 1907;
Teutonic, 1884; Majestic, 1866 tons.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
.llfBENRll|h
y ( CO. "
IMPORTING GROCERS,
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SPECIAL SAVING SALE
Monday Tuesday. Wednesday
Monday Tuesday Wednesday

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OF the highest standard; regular 81,
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OLD FAMILY SOAP, 20-cake box; regular
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E&- On August1 we will remove to our
spacious quarters, 222 and 224 Sutter ST.
Our present store is to let
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12

tary drama, new to San F anciscans, in which
there is charming love story, VIII be pre-
sented at the Grand Opera-house this evening,
and the presen tation will be enhanced by the
beautiful scenery and stage settings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-21

things. But / don't love him any more
He would always let me go 20 visit my
reighbors, but he sent a man along with
me TO see that none OF his relatives tried
to kill me-"
Mr.. Clay Is almost beside himself He
has sent her notes, and old John Bigger
staff, his neighbor. has pleaded with her
He has promised her grand balls ana
great social functions II she will return
/ called at "Whitehall early yesterday
morning, and General Clay pointed bis
rife at me and said:
Leave, or I'll shoot you dead"
Another man also pointed a rife, ana
retreat was the only course open.
whitehall" the $4,000 mansion OF Gen.
eral Clay, the old abolltlonist, duelig
soldier, and War Minister TO Russia,
about two miles from the post-office j.
was built while he was Minister to Rus
STA, and is one OF the largest residences
in Kentucky. He owned nearly two thou
sand acres OF the finest land in Madison
county, but divided IL among his chill
dren.
The marriage OF the Sage OF White
hall' to his fourteen-year-old housegr
occurred December 10. 1894 Dora Rich
ardson, her mother, and little brother,
about two years before the wedding. Heu
caught In the railroad bridge which spans
the Kentucky river at Valley View by a
train. Dora pushed her brother on the
track and chung TO the trestls and saved
herself. Her mother was killed. Ter
heroism touched General Clay. ana he
determined to give her a home.
John Blggerstaff. General Gays neigh
Dor, said to me yesterday:
General Clay Is a man OF fine mind, bui
he Is living In fear OF enemies. lie be-
lleves plots are being laid 90 assassirau
him, and he has so fortified himself that
it would be impossible for regiment
OF soldiers TO take him.
HE has a system of electric bells BY
which he communicates with his guards,
who live in smaller houses I'm the yard
"Mr. Clay loves that strip OF Pin
dearly, and since he married her has
simply lavished his money upon her ana
her kinspeople. He told me a few days
ago she had cost him more than N9'00'
the greater portion OF It spent for mere
trifies. He believes the cold weather VIII
bring her back"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-21
SUFFOLK.
A Pleasant observation-disclosures
gfying-Day-Briefs

SUFFOLK. VA, November 20-lSpe'
ciaI.)-A most recherche social entertain
ment took place last night at the resi-
depce of Hon. and Mrs. John B. Pinner'
on Brooklyn Heights. 1t was known as
birthday tea" and each guest was re-
ouested to contribute penny for eacn
year of his or her age, the Piocesus
being for the benefit of the Presbyterian
church II was a very swell" AFFAIR,
evening dress being the rule. Highly ere
ditable literary and musical exercises
took place during the first part OF the
evening, after which seasonable retresh-
ments were served I'm excellent style.
Rev. Joseph b. Dunn, the new rector
of St. Paups Protestant Episcopal church,
arrived here last Wednesday night from
Rocky Mount, Va, accompanied py MS
family. They were met at the depot py
O. reception committee with carriages, ana
the whole party drove at once 10 the
rectory. on north Main street, where a
number of the ladies of the church were
in waiting, with an elegant supper for
the new rector and his family. Mr.. Dunn
will fill his pulpit tomorrow at the usual
hours, and will doubtless attract large
congregations.
The several churches Of Suffolk will
unite In a union Thanksgiving service
at the Baptist church next Thursday.
Rev. II. c. Cheatham, OF the Methodist
church. will deliver the sermon, and alp
the other ministers will take some part
In the exercises. A collection will be
taken for the poor, and distributed
through the various churches. The day
will be observed as a holiday by the
majority OF our merchants, who will
close their stores all day.
Mr.. Joseph c. Hubbard Of Suffolk win,
on Monday. November %, 1897. lead 10
the hymeneal altar Miss Lulie Harrell,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Har-
reu, OF Crittenden, Nansemond county.
The ceremony will take place In the
Crittenden Methodist church at O'Clock
p. NJ.
Miss Elise Urquhart, daughter OF Cap
tain NJ. NJ Urquhart left here yesterday
for Radford, Va, 10 take position as
music teacher in school. Mss Jrgu-
hart is one OF Suffolks most talented
and charming young ladies, and Is an
accomplished elocutionist, as well as
proficient musician.
Mrs. w. H. Stewart, OF Baltimore, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Jesse
Parker OF Suffolk, for the past week
or two.
Mrs. Robert w. Ashburn, OF Staten
Island, n. Y, is visiting relatives in
Suffolk
Mrs. H. Il. ELAN has been In Philadel-
phia for the past week. visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. S. X. Dunn, formerly OF Rich
mond
Miss Alma Elan has been In New
York city during the past week, having
accompanied her brother and sister, Mr..
c. H. Boswell and wife, OF Richmond,
members OF the capital city's delegation
to the Horse Show Of the metropolis.
Mr.. Alphonso Register killed large
bear In the Dismal Swamp last We'd
nesday, since which time our epicures
have been enjoying bear steak.
Mr.. w. N. McAuge. OF SUFFOLK. is es-
tablishing a telephone line from Frank
lin to Arrlngdale Southampton county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-21

Is visiting Mrs. e. d. Hotchkiss. MIS-
Joseph Smith is at the house or MIS-
Duyal, east Franklin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Thomason have re-
turned from their bridal tour.
Miss Mary Price, of New York. Is stay
ing with Miss Lottie Bruce, on Ihiro
street.
Mrs. Robert Hamilton, Of PETERSBURG
who has been visiting her sister, MIS-
Berta Wexford, returned TO her home on
Thursday.
Miss Sara Lewis, of Sweet Springs, w.
va, is the guest Of Mrs, Houston east
Main street.
Miss Mildred Garnett Is visiting MIS-
DR.. Manson, west Grace street.
Miss Carrie Talbot returned on Meo'
resdav from her visit to Miss Sadly Hob
son.
Miss Julia Budd, OF Petersburg, is the
guest OF Miss Helen Mcintyre. Mr.
Robert Baker, OF the University Will be
a guest at the same house.
Miss Annie Gordon, Of Petersburg, VIII
this week visit Miss Susie Harrison, NO
23l4 east Broad street.
DIR. William Dame, of Memorial church
Baltimore, last week visited Rev Landon
r.. Mason and delivered delightful
lecture on the events of the civil war.
Miss Sophie Hate, very accomplished
and entertaining lady of New York, VIII
this week visit Miss Mabel Todd.
Mr.. Barton Haxall Cameron will spend
the winter in Richmond.
Mrs. Cohen expects next week TO give
a euchre party to a few friends.
Mrs. J. C.-Bodow's friends In Richmond
will be glad to hear that Captain Bodow
has recovered from his recent Illness.
Miss Mary Minor Cooke, of King VIII
liam county, is the guest of her friend
Miss Sue d. Herring, of No. 2lO4 eass
Grace street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-21
GENERAL CLAWS GIRL WIFE.
She Has Left Him, But Says She May
Return.

VALLEY VIEW. KY. November %
General Cassius Marcellus Clays child
wife has not returned to him. and last
night that remarkable man OF 81 years.
surrounded by guards. was in white
halr' In the midst OF his cannon, shot
guns. rifles. rsvolvers. and bow.e-knives,
while in lowly hut six miles away Is
H-year-old Dora Richardson Clay.
II have left him." she said TO me yes
terday. II may return to him. lie wants
me to. He didn't treat me right. He
wouldn't let me 80 to parties, and OBJ
jected to my visiting any OF my relatives
He gave me everything / wanted. and
has sent me lot Of money twice since
left. When he came home from Gin
cinnati he bro,ght me guitar whole
lot OF candy ard bananas, and many nice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-21

Lot tho preseilco Of this trade ~
mark. cut on every piece. be ,e<Ib6ev
your assurance, that you ere 49,
getting the best In t-xiass--product OF
the Libbey Glass Company. Toledo. o.
Accept no subs tituts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-21

The first musicale Of the regular course
took place on Monday afternoon at the
woman's Club. The publication OF the
programme brought q large crowd OF
ladies TO the entertainment. and they
wtre fully rewarded for their attend
arce Mrs. Charles Dana, Gibson sang
several SONGS. which, Of course. were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-21

Miss Annie Lee on Thursday afternoon
gave a highly enjoyable tea at her home.
~ east Franklin street. The Donoree
Of the occasion was Miss Dorothea Lee.
niece of General Fit8hngh Lee. who IL
spending the winter In Richmond. The
Misses Lee were charming hostessss and
NE advertisements altogether pleasant.