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There was but one ease before the Police Court this morning, which was an arrest for being drunk The offender was fined and locked up
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Mr F. NJ. Barnes. proprietor of the Altheimer Blacksmith and Wood working shops. Is in the city today.
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IA Boinc,o of Reddeld, is in the city today
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Mr F. !. Davis, of St. Louis, rep- resenting the St. Louis Collin eu., is calling on the trade in this city.
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CITY ITEMS.

Mir. II. J. Hall is in the city today
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 CITY ITEMS.
 Mr. H.J. Hall is in the city today. "A Roinc, of Reddcla, is in the city today.
 MT. L. ". Matthews, of Camden, is visitor to the city today.
 Il. II. Williams, Of Swan Lake, is n visitor to the city today.
 l. r. Eipacomb. of Plum Bayon, is Pine Bluff visitor.
 MT. ". II. Roseay, of Forrest City, is among the number oi delegates to the Raptist convention.
 Mr. Lon Slaughter. of Mariana. is delegate to the convention now in session in this city.
 Ex-Senntor N. s. Amis. Of Rison. is visitor to the city today.
 Mr B. !. Roberts, of Dallas. Texas, is attending the Baptist convention now in session here.
 Messrs N T + oherts and ] B White went to Nabbaseka to day to do some surveying.
 The Baptist people will have some beautiful weather while conducting their convention in this city.
 II is rumared that Il marriage will occur hat will be Il great surprise to the friends of the parties.
 
 Mr. T. N. Robinson, the proprietor of the Golden Rule Store, is on the sick list
 All who attend the K. Of P. bah on the night Of 24th are assured good time.
 The holiday season snear at hand and our merchants are receiving and beginning to open up their stock of Christmas goods
 There was but one ease before the Police Court this morning. which was an arrest for being drunk. The offender was fined and locked up. Johnie Everett, popular machiu- ist at thu nlleF Foundry, who has been nt Fordyce short while. re- turned home last night
 Mrs. Read Fletcher, Of Pine Bluff, sister of Col. $. II. Tucker, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs JoEn X. Will liams.-Little Rock Democrat
 Mrs. Albert Becker returned yestcr= day to her home in Chicago, after q visit to her parents. Mir. aud Mrs. Dave Bluthenthal. in this city.
 Prof. J j. Doyne, of Eonoke, is in nttendance upon the Baptist Com vention and is the guest of Prof. Hlnemon while in the city.
 The grand march at the ball te he given by the Uniform Rank, K. Of r. un the 24th inst will not begin until after the conclusion of the perform. ance at the Opera House.
 Miss Mirie Morris and Messrs. Leon Levy, Henry D. Raur and lsadore Well. of Memphis. will arrive in the city sunday, to attend the opening ball of the l. Nj H, A. which occurs Monday night.
 At the performance of Creston Clarke on the 9th the curtain vii go mp at o'clock sharp and will be concluded hy l0l5 o'clock, so that all who desire to do so ran attend the K of r. Ball.
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Young Mems institute.

Menlo, San Mateo and Cooper Councils will
meet in joint session at San Mateo on the 9th
of October and viii receive a visit from the
grand officers
Columbia Council is preparing to celebrate
its tenth anniversary by a banquet next
month. This council at its next meeting Will
arrange programme for social features.
The Grand President is preparing his list OF
V lists and list of those who will N axe up the
lecture bureau.
Washing ton Council at its last held meeting
initiated thre candidates, received ten appli-
cations and then had an impromptu enter
tainment.
AS but few amendments or alterations have
been made in the constitution al the last held
grand session the changes will be issued in
sheets and distributed to the councils.
Washington Council No. 4 of the Young
Mems institute gave its first entertainment
and party for 1897 in Union-square Hall last
week. There WIS good attendance
ard the literary and dance programme was
were present. The literary and musical pro-
pramme included the following numbers:
Overture, orchestra; remarks, Samuel Has
kins, grand president Pacific Jurisdic ton, Y.
NJ l. tenor solo, Fred Griffin; recitation. Miss
Margaret Curran; special ties o. Brien brothers;
song, Master Matt Caravan; violin solo, Ru-
doiph Ruff; soprano solo, Miss Rose Brod-
erick: comic song, Joseph Hanson.
The function under the direction of the
following named: Committee of arrange
ments-John ]. buddy, z. A. Buckley, ]. F..
floor manager, DR.. C. A. Glover: floor COM
mittee (red badge)-James ]. Larkin, W. 2.
Cooper, Victor Paris, J. J. Glover, A. Curran,
IT. J. O'Rrien
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pretty acting, singing and dancing in a

pretty acting, singing and dancing in a
new play, entitled, I'm Town"
1t has kept Al Hayman busy preparing
his handsome Knickerbocker Theater for
the rece ption of these English beauties.
Even the dressing rooms are decorated In
English colors and few draped flags to
show appreciation for a like courtesy
when our American company, "Secret
Service" visited England this summer.
Every body knows how very dignlfied
A Hayman is. Well, it is said that in
the light of Juliette NesviIle's pretty eyes
and Marie Studholme's poetic face he SIM
ply unbends and CLOVIS with delight, look
ing twenty years younger and causing his
devoted wife to half way mistrust.
They say newspaper reporter can never
be phased by anything. The story goes
that former police reporter was tried and
found guilty of murder. In reading the
death sentence the Judge concluded with
"and you are to DO hanged by the neck
until you are dead; have you anything to
say?" The reporter answered unabashed:
at will be good moose item" Didn't
he deserve the hanging?
TRELLA FoLTz ToLAND
81 Park Row.
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They told me that l should see young
girl fresh from a religious school, who is
billed to make her debut on the stage IN
this CITY to- morrow evening" girl who
never studied for that kind of career,
and who has had only one week OF re-
hearsing Tor il. l was prepared for
curious interview.
EIinor Robson, the young debutante oil
the Frawley Company, was not IN when
| called, but while We sat in the suns nine
that flooded the room her mother gave me
her photograph to hold and told about
her, while the yiolets that some kind
friend had left gave forth their hearts
perfume for love of the sun. The picture
showed a mere child, scarce past the age
of l6. with dark hair still IN braids and an
unclouded smile on her face. One could
tell that it had never smiled at anything
more serious than its own reflection In the
mirror, and had shown sorrow at per-
chance broken doll.
"She has never been on the stage before
never in all her life' said Madgs Carr
Cook 81 went on at the age of three and
have been there ever since, and | was de-
termined that my daughter should have
her child-life ard girl-life free from that
responsibility which robs q child of child
ishness and makes o life old before it is
young.
She has been in the convent of the
Sisters of Charity at Staten Island, New
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NATIONAL TIMBER LAND SAILORS At A PREMIUM.
Waleott, Head Of the Geo
logical Survey, Comes to
Examine It.
Will Map Out and Carefully Describe
Immense New Tracts in
This State.

Charles D. Walcott of Washington,
D. C., head of the United States Geologi-
cal Survey, arrived at the Occidental Ho-
tel yesterday from the n orthwest, accom-
panied by F. B. Weeks, an assistant, and
lie viii leave this afternoon for the Y o.
semitic.
The purpose of Mr.. Walcott's visit is
particularly to make Typographical m APPS
on a two mile scale of all the So called
forest reserves in California.
On these maps the distribution of for
ests will be plated out, showing the COM
mercial and the non-comme:cial tim ber
the agricultural lands included in the
forest reserves, the portions burnt over,
and all settlements, roads, houses and
other improvements upon the National
forest domain.
The forest reserves of this State were
increased during President Cleveland's
administration by the Stanislaus reserve
OF 691, 600 acres and the San Jaclnto re-
serve OF 737, COG acres. In addition to
these new tracts California has The follow
ing: Sierra reserve of 4.096, o00 acres, the
San Gabriel reserve of 800, 900 acres, the
San Bernardlno reserve OF $4,000 acres,
and the Ira bucto Canyon reserve of $4,000
acres. making total OF 6,647,OO0 acres of
forest reserve in this State alone.
The grand total of forest reserves in the
'hALSN y tHtCS 10 OOIOOO SQUARE miles. Inc
best and grandest forest areas are in this
State and Washington and Oregon.
Since leaving Washington, D. c., on
July %, Mr.. Wacott has inspected and
mapped the forest reserves OF Wyoming.
Montana, Idaho, Washington and Oregon.
1t is all new work, as a law was passed
only last winter putting the forest re-
serves under the geological survey,
Mr.. Walcott purposes only to pass
haeriIu ouar the StaniSauS and Siarro
rivers 10 inspect them in a general way at
this time; but he will make careful maps
of the San Bernardino and San Jacinto
Iiyers, the latter being of special interest
TO the people OF Los Angeles as the source
of their water supply.
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THREE YOUNG THIEVES.
Fourteen Year-Old' Boys Mas1
ing Raids on Poultry Stalls
at Night.
Caught While Running Away With
Their Plnnder in a Dark
Street.

On Friday morning some chickens were
stolen from Carlotti's stall in Washington
Market. 1t was early in the morning, and
the chickens-six in mum ber-were al
ready dead, having been plucked and
hung up in the stall on the day before.
The market was opened yesterday morn
ing at o'clock for the purpose of receiv-
ing fish for fishday. The chicken-staIl is
near the fisnstalls, and for the reason that
some chickens have been missed recently
without corresponding entry in the CASH
book Patrolman Roble of the California
street station and Special Officer Gillian on
that beat were more than usually watch
iul. Their watch was rewarded. for they
of the market in the darkness toward
Merchant street.
The officers gave chase and caught two
OF the boys on Merchant street and took
them to the California street station,
where they were charged with petty lar
ceny. One of the chickens which they
mad dropped was recovered by the officers
and taken to the station as evidence.
The prisoners gave their names and
ages as Rorert Barry, Ia years, and Joseph
Amoroso, Ii years. The third member of
/ he gang was caught an hour later. He is
John Dagnino, Ii years old.
They are beneved to be memb ers of the
same gang which stole aquantity of candI
from factory on Washington street fe VI
nights ago. Two of the gang are alreacy
in Jail.
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York, and graduated from there two
months ago. This is her first visit to this
coast and her first introduction to the
world"
To know the world from the murmurs
that float over the convent wall and to
know it from across the footlights are
two very different things. One could
scarcely find in the world a stronger con-
trast.
She came in presently, flushed with her
walk in the warm sun, her hais tossed
about by the impartial wind and her eyes
shining with life.
Il have only been in San Francisco two
week" she said, land it seems like a
dream, for every one has been so kind.
You don't know how I dreaded the first
rehearsal, though. l had never been used
to it, and 1 was afraid l would be stupid
and awkward if any one watched me. But
they didn't pay any attention to me any
more that if / was not there" she laughed,
land that was such relief.
Il do not know whether | will like it or
not" she went on. Il only know what
all girls of my age know about it from
actual experience. l never have tried it
before and I'm just as nervous as can be"
But she didn': appear nervous, except
Ing that her blue eyes danced, and tn at
seemed to be from hope and life. And
she had such a naive little way of talking
and making you feel that you wanted her
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The National Union.

California Council on last Tuesday night
celebrated the occupancy OF its new quarters
in Elks' Hall by mock trial" in which one
of the members, G. V. Leroy, masqueraded as
the fair plaintiff and T. ]. Harris was the de-
PENDANT C. n. Van Orden was the judge and
other members were jury, attorneys, court off,
Gals and witnesses The affair was the source
of great deal OF Amusement and was good
travesty on the manner in which cases are
conducted in court The jurors were accepted
on account of their stupidity, and all who by
their answers gave evidence OF Intelligence
W ere excused. The verdict was diametrically
opposi tie to the fla cts presented, but it pleased
the defendant This council has been doing
remarkably we'll of late aud is advancing
rapidly. . 49,
Tomorrow night Golden Gate Council will
give an evening of song. recitation and stere-
optlcon views in lis new quarters IN Elks Hail.
San Francisco Cabinet at it's last held meet
ing adopted resolutions Ct respect to the
memory of The late President Wicker OF Cali
fornia Council and at one time member OF
ahjnat
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z SCHOOLGIRL DEBUTHNTE.
Fresh From a Religious School, She Enters
Upon the Stage litter Only
Weeks Rehearsal

to succeed in this first venture OF her life
career. But then l DEFY the most cyni-
cal to retain his cynicism in the presence
of two hopeful blue eyes and happy
girlish voice.
II have never talked to reporter be-
fore" she said, land this is my very first
interview, of course, so | don't know
what to say 10 make it interesting"
And from a point of interest l wished
that all the rest-all the women of the
world and the men whom the world calls
great-had never been interviewed before,
either, for there are two WAYS of saying
good things of people-one from sense
of truth and The other OF duty, and 1t Is
only in ones heart that the difference is
felt
What part do you take in Men and
Women ?" l asked.
''Marjory Knox, the Chicago girl" she
answered. "There are two ingenue roles,
Miss Wallis has the serious one and L
have tie comedy. 1t seems to me that it
would be easy to be serious; but l am
afraid my nervousness will keep me from
being spontaneously funny. Besides, l
have never been in the California Theater.
The week / rehearsed we were at the
CoIum bia, and l am sure l shall be afraid
of the wings and the entrances. Never
theIess," she added, 81 shall try and do
my best, and no one can do more. What
l shall do IN the future cannot teIl-life
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Degree of Honor.

Grand Chief of Honor Mrs. Nellie Masters
has arranged for the visitation of lodges in
Guiding those in this City and in Alameda
County.
Mrs. Eta Wilson has been appointed deputy
for No. 81. and Mrs. c. E. Harris for No. So
Ivy Lodge visited Oakland Lodge Of the
Workmen on the Sd inst, and OAK Leaf Lodge
also of the Workmen on the 9th, and the mem
bers were not only we'll received but they sue
ceeded in securing a number of applications
for mem bership in the Degree of Honor. At
the meeting on the Sth inst, there was brief
programme after business. and one OF the
features was drawing contest each mem Der
being requested to mike a charcoal - ketch.
F. S. Poland won the rst prize and Miss Josie
Butler carried off the BOBBY prize. Miss Der tina
Littlefeld and Bert Lisner were appointed the
attraction committee FOR the next meeting.
Silver Star Lodge had good attendance last
Thursday night which greatly enjoyed the
amusing programme presented by the attrac-
ZION committee. Mesdomes OConnor and
Colson have been named as the committee to
prepare the attraction tor the next meeting.
Mrs. Daniel Daniels was at Hnywards last
week with view to lay the foundation for q
parlor in that place. preliminary
meeting was held, and it is likely that at
another to be held shortly an organization
will be effected.
The next greet social event in local parlors
will be the minstrel show that is 10 be given
in the main hall of the Native Sons building
next month The young ladies OF the parlor
are already rehearstng for the event ana from
the steps that have already been taken ana
the well-known energy tina; The mem bers OF
This parlor display when they give enter
ment it is safe to assert that it will be mag
nifcent affair.
Alameda Parlor celebrated its tin anniver.
sary last Thursday in Fra ternal II al, Alameda,
by a social aud 1t was merry one.
Golden Era Parlor of the Native Daughters
OF The Golden West gave bali and supper on
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Ancient order of Foresters.


Court Eureka had an enjoyable smoker last
Tuesday night, al which there were many, in
Guiding visitors from Courts Franklin and
Adelfne. This court will cele brate its twenty
third anniversary on the 24th inst in Forest
ers' Hail.
Permanent Secretary Falconer and large
delegation will visit Court Pride of San Mateo
next Wednesday.
High Sub Chief Ranger Boehm is visiting
courts In New York and in Broo klyn.
Court Lincon was entertained last Monday
night by Lincoln Lodge OF the Friends OF the
Forest. On thai occasion there was presented
two.act farce, entitled, SIN Want OF Ser
lngame, Mrs. H NJ. Gmgles, Mrs. Ida Blackall,
Mrs. J. Perry, Mrs. NJ. Mack and Master Wat
son took part
Court Star of the West initiated several can
doing well under the fostering care of Judge
symptom, its secretary.
Court SHERWOOD Forest initiated one candi-
date at its meeting last week. Alter
treatments were served. There was a large
number Of visitors present, who enjoyed the
foliowl ig programme: Address, A. Madden;
music One-man Orchestra; piano solo, G. Z.
Gardner: violin solo, George Honce; comic
song, C. c. Weiland; recitation, H. PETE; old
time stories, E. Jones; comic song, A. Gold
stein; song, I. N. Mitchell; address by Chief
Ranger w. +. Gentle; comic song, j. Tyson; ;
song, G. S. Baltic.
Court Advocate Oakland, is using every
eHort to raise funds 10 properly entertain the
mem bers of the High Court which will meet
IN that city next May. Several enter tain
ments and balls have been given by the varI-
Gus courts in Alameda County for that pur-
pose and quite sum has already been raised.
The courts meeting in the A. o. F. building
are elated over decision OF the board OF dl-
rectors of the Hall Association in giving each
lodge meeting there the use of Social Hall free
OF charge every three months.
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NEW TO-DAY.
FREE TO EVERY MAN.
THE METHOD OF A GREiT TREATMENT
FOR WEAKNESS OF HEN.
WHICH CURED HIM AFTER EVERY
THING ELSE FAILED.

Painful diseases are bad enough. but when q
man is slowly wasting away with nervous
weakness the mental fore5odings are ten
times worse than the most severe pain. There
is no let up to the mental suffering day or
night. Sleep is almost impossible, and under
such a strain men scarcely responsible for
what they do. For years the writer rolled and
tossed on the troubled sea of sexual weakness
until it was a question whether he had not
better take dose of poison and thus emo all
his throubles. But providential inspiration
came to his aid in the shape OF com pima tlon
of medicines that not only completely restored
the genera health, but enlarged ms weak,
emaciated parts to natural size ana vlg0r, ana
he now declares that any man VINO VIII take
the trouble TO send his name ana ADDRESS may
have the method of this wonderful lreatnent
free. Now when say free mean absolutely
without cost, because l want every weakened
man TO get the benefit of my experience.
Lam not philanthropist, nor do pose as
an enthusiast but there are thousands OF men
suffering the mental tortrres OF weakened
manhood who would be cured al once could
they but get such remedy as the one that
cured me- Do not try TO study out how can
afford to pay the few postage-stamps necessary
TO mail the information, but send for 1t ana
learn that there are few things on earth
that although they cost nothing 10 get, are
worth a fortune to some men and mean a life
time of happiness to most OF us. Write to
Thomas Slater, box 22S3, Kalamazoo, Mich
and the information will be mailed in plaiu
sealed envelope.
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Order of the Eastern Star.

King Solomon Chapter had good attend
ance last Friday, on which occasion several
candidates were initiated.
The grand matron will visit Golden Gate
Chapter on the 18th. She expects to go to
Santa Cruz on the 18th and be with San Jose
Chapter en- the 21st.
The grand matron. Mrs. Ella T. Hall, visited
Clear Lake Chapter at Lakeport on the I'd
inst. and was the guest of Mrs Kate Craig,
worthy matron of the chapter, at her home,
Highlands. During her stay there she was
taken on an excursion on the lake, was made
one of party OF deer-hunters and succeeded
in bringing down deer.
Harmony Chapter at its last held meeting
was the recipient of fine box of fruit sent
from Goshen
The selection of Oak Leaf Chapter to exem-
plify the work before the Grand Chapter at its
next session was by the worthy grand matron
and patron, and not by the most worthy grand
matrOu
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Knigh is of Pythias.

AL Borak Temple No. 70, D. o. K. K, will
shortly be instituted at Los Angeles with q
mem bership OF over $50. The paraphernalis
and costumes have arrived, and the teal is
daily rehearsing for the event. w. H. Esdol
as Imperial Nawab will institute, and Ii
Schr finer, Imperial Nawab for Central Cali
fornia, will assist.
Ivanhoe Lodge No. 5 conferred the knight
rank in long form on candidate for Golden
City Lodge No. 50, the work being excellently
rendered.
Live Oak Lodge No. II of Oakland has six
applications this month.
There is talk of organizing a new compan J
OF the Uniform Rank in San Francisco.
Grand Chancellor w. II. Grant is preparing
a tour of official visitations. beginning the
latter part of this mon tn, and including the
outlying lodges, such as Mono No. SO at Bodie
Inyo No. 200 at Bishop, and Maverick No. ia
at Alturas.
Syracuse Lodge No. So will entertain its
friends on Tuesday next at Pythian Castle
with an en- tertainment and social dance.
Unity Company No. ID contemplates giving
a reception and dance in the near future.