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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25
NUMBER OF STRIKES REPORTED.
Development Work in Repubiie
Brings Encouraging Results

Special Dispatch 70 tne Fost-lzt@ilsg esseFs.
REPT- Bile Jg,y ---Thsye K very
apparent revival IN rnfning interests In
the Eureka G.str4cts for within fs" csEs
a r1rnfp@r o. strikes have he@u reported.
which n0t oasy increase ne mineral AREA,
bat co.soiGzsvelg saGs that depth only -
rlecessary 70 open - soma % Tire most
vForasssrsul deposits u Etcn ore ever found
In TIE N0rthNezy- Is the Mountain ho2,
which lies tao and 4 hat Z8il@s north xest
o. Rsput}ie IN the face % the 5000,
cT1Es-e1st. 1as been Opened Up an immense
vein .alch carries very high values N god.
,I79e face - tnis cross-cut Il 30 feet below
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25

Tuesday evening In Glke' hsl S4st.le
Comp. N - ae.d its ~essliar social .v.--,-
-.3 ore candidate. not knox ~ that i
Tas SOFA. night, presented asrrx=If ard a
vas Dc cea 10 ig.aE a Wo<S1re4an - him
. az oTA---. wui.A bs!re tone tae ca,ra
-~3~er 81 20 enjoy !.-e,f w5th ,1e er-a~-
,s--nr0' ard ref-esf raents supplied a.
1sss4 eFe~f cam 1lg6t
TT matter u ,Ae i~aaso1 rater1siarrse7,
vaz A.o-Eht 4p ard -a. ann -tst.....tt.a.y
tsr So ws--h - ilek@.s assd s-,rase.as
casnms-ie~ ~ t~E "a dfSp3s4 o. ;n4rn AID
.lsgG the 1r91seA4s SVeg - tie L-aae2n c.sas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25
Com nanioBs az the Forest.

Court Red Cover he.d It's zliias meet
ing .ast Monday This = a new court. hut
there are strong hopts that 1t viii soon
take a prominent place among Is sister
Organization The present charter list
numbers th.rty-Oue. The court viii hold is
mex regular meeting this evening IN For
esters' na}. AL mensers are requested
TO ne OF hand as There j. business Of I'M
por;auce. cad the charter vii in ali prob
ability ID c.osed tonigag.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25
MILLER Rlsf.it - ACTIVE.
steady Progress on Ione>. tIropa-
trs. sc~~-tp aud Apex

II lrr s3Rar aef~te eue % the me- ; =
rtvs n.a,as ca.ui,s la taa state. a.s.4te ta~
s'"<~ai VOLTS * ir.vslses :or~ "a A.s~ks-
pe' s.onmeet & ;as thsce arlnr:pAl proper
trS--tte ter ~ Cleopatra sra Ace~ -s.~
IS ir pr'Err-~ ass$ we-A IS saes.;y Go be-
s.r rH tas tasrth o. Jas
TIE ions scut susnel go t,e Can~r
NHr a e. - 1e<j tcglea Jag tse 49, 1ee
'e0e~ trrse. ea gre sasas VEN has tesr
driven ahoF - f~at a~H fss rs,-srS So
3 F-e#s e EaisCA aF.3 .~cu s..-
rrsss IT, wN- "a, .tsartr : r,eeese An
AVers=e s~.aa9eo 4s~s-J 81 .asat So gesl al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25

The regular nlee!a= OF the Red Cross
Society Of Seattle gll he held Trsesda ;
morning a 70 O'Clock IN the Christian
Scieuce rooms In The Seattle National
Bank building. corner OF Occidental ave
nue. an! Yesler way
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25
Two questions

TIE question - setting aside tie bank
ers' side 81 re bah sor non-susokers Sss
yasSe1 unanimously. ard Members not
smoking caa TOW enjoy he meetings, as
he ventilation ~ tae roonl = such a. %
make L impossible 70 notice Foe smoke <
confined 20 tie past coasas~' side u ta@
haH
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Electrical Workers

Of Electrical Workers. - Seattle. VII. give
an opeYt meeting and social at the lodge
rooms Ia The Pioneer building on saturday
evening July -. \ very enjoyable even
INK : expected aud The committee ou ar
range ru4ssts j. doing its utmost IN arrang-
ing programme - unusual interest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25

HE sscoBG F~aEa Expedition
sailed frem Norway ea 80
fifth anniversary y f9ze d@parta1r:
% she Fam on he- frst record-
breaking journey Gz-thes1 n0Tth-
TIE ship was in command % capt otto
Syertrup xao Iris ,sna4 < also leader OF
TIE expedition. syerdrup g al explorer
we a record II SszT1e respects better thzn
that u Nanse1- While At oder nan than
Nanssn. Re sears % a2ye become more
Injured 70 hzr5s.ips tsan he latter. Il Is
a wei KNOWN fact that while crossing the
inland lee feds OF Greenland several Of the
1negnoers would have been LET 20 iced
wolves and polar bears had /; not been for
th- fortitade ard endurance Of Sverd-up-
Although y years I'D. re IS "a strong All
sgie as 4 young man He IS quies and IN
ostsntat.ous. but there il certain some
sing abou: him Ehieh inspires everyone
who comes IN touca with him with conf
deDce--alrpost reverence. The equipments
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25

openly yawned
You frightened me-" said he.
Really
"'Er-weu, was more grfeved than
frightened. Il looked as II might never
see your face again."-Cincinnati En-
quirer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25

TRAINS LEAVE. SEATTLE.
For " ALA Walla. spokane Ross
.aad. st Paul ard East.-.... 4sau
For Portland ...--.b,tsi a II ard 4fan =
'tcr Olympia .-.-.--......--...... YEA
'For Aberdeen ------....... Tasa -
For Tacoma -S1s. - and 10
A. n. 40 and to-. -aaaa
TRA!NS AtttAh r At SEATTLE
From Walls. Walla. Spokaae,
Rosslau8. st paal am Easl. -sa-
From Port .aud ......-. So ami u1Nz a.
+Erou Olympia INSTRUMENTATION. 6IR
*Fr0m Aberdeen ...-.--.-........ ksn "a
From Tacoma, 50 and S.la a.
n. l2:i5. go and ......--......- u@nn
sDaily except Sunday. All oth-%s AZ
This card sgbjsct 10 change xsf.oss
notice.
TnrouGh tickets 20 Japan ard Gaia ~
Northern Pacific steamship Co.npazy.
For rates. routes and other information
call on or address
I. A. NADEAr.
General Agent. Sezs,sa.
City Ticket Office. corner Ye4.er War
and First avenue.
Depot Ticket Office. corner Western
avenue and Columbia street.
4. T.. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger srss..
No - Morrison street, corner ara
Portland. or.
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Considerable shipments might also he
made from the Apex, Il Il road were bulk
W Money creek.
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THROUGH
TICKETS
Via the
Union
Pacific
The Overland Route,

Through Pullman f'alne. s,e.,srx
through Pullman Tourfx, s,.e,.
hrsf-ctas. Reclining Chair chr.
daily from the Coast ia Chicago and
other Eastern points. Quick s~rx,.s
union dePoss, lowest rates.
for rates or Information apply 10
j. H. LorHRoP. General Agent ,2.
Third street. Portland orr.
y. y. ELLIS. G-nernI .c~,, a
y. TO-, GIs FIRST A.rnu~ s.,
wask.
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2~ q tHe 'a-e Swish rc~- 7rf -e
-.a-t.1 42taor Veto Ey3oerf p 20,
se."d 90 me - Gag o.: S~p,e-r,e- r.
poets 7-rr-3ar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25

ST. Paul. MINNEAPOLIS
Duluth. Fargo.
Grand Forks. Crookston.
Winnipeg, Helena,
Butte. Chicago.
Philadelphia. Washington.
New York, Boston.
And All Points East
and South.
TIME Schedule
IN Eject February IL, is9A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25

y. l. A Claeson has been appointed &c
clesias'Ical minister for Sweden. Clzesoa
was formerly Judge az tie supreme court.
dts successor or the supreme bench is
Judge H @. Testrinz The latter was
born IN 1851 and IS the Youngest member
81 the supreme court OF Sweden.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
.ercr De, ri betsper at brpbe op nuq"

"Gnoru lite. SO Irngtr, ri fan ubbpile bore DIR, bette
bebrs. Oct er life itisrt, at S%ineTerns iommer oenns
Del. gner ON be iomntr, at be lite dnsribsr cs. Det
bsrOr paa ben St.mnine, BE- CT /. Spis De iloa,s inobprs
oes mda ri BENT. oer,s Qnersb. Do bar be mtitst .nbper
6orHuft - ON jts iuu faI fgt - oe bill itrar angribe en-
al fine 2ise, enbps ON Der sr en- Munb ,n.r aOinoe pao
bcnrts 93pe. NIB! bet er iom its ptrt,be, De Tuuss. Seq
bsrsr bet al osr,s Stris. 90 be toutrsr btnne Del osfda!"
"Mtn, Nr, G,raIb, b~oOriOr rib.r Ri life ftrur dfiteb
rnooiat Rttnins2"
Oct sr til inssn Rbtte. Der er intet StiuI til at bGtt.
ps paa ben Sios, intst uhtn ben aa6ne prGrit. De piIos
bare eisr os, fsrtno hi tunbs TONNE %Orosntlie 5urt
cnbce, oe billie Iirar inbberte pg. Den PlaOs Ri rod iss,
ben imob - ben snsfe jrslie, iss ian zine Iiggsr en-
ono,r Retnina. 9s er M pdo 8sien, ipm fsr,r bib, sfsr
bpab lea ian forItaa, 9i mad peute % for'sss at itirls os
bort bag BEN. 0,rfom bet Ipttss os at TONNE bert % fan
ribc ct Bar WGI fra BEN, osb leg ct Steo, bppr ri .r lie,iuu
fire iom inoenfOr Gdfu bel Gorpus Murs. Or De abe
les iif'er puo. at De tnn ftprt Wuitan9sn9
"gIbeIts i%ittsr!" bar bet burtige Spdr. Gnbpsr 5dnte
ON Sor'tinelis bar foriounO.n o~berfor ben truenbe 6urs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02


"Suspsuuen~, iom inoe5 aibloet bcr. er en- moosrrs E~
lrmet Mnltue eitsr no3st I~isueuoe gtooeI iul New Home
| Spmuiftueu, meo 9tlesncIie al ale Oeunes sooe, o. uoc.ulg,i.,
ale hens oaarltse Ggeultaber. Der er TT Niaittuens 600, e,,r,
itnbr fetet mango upe 6crbeortnser, ION uporeuo,9o.s maa ,io,,
ben til en- gtaitiue al ierite alasie.
On al be itDrfte 6oroelc, JON er tnset eiter 'New uo~sp
MaItneu. er ben, at ben sioer ct Positive Feed, TOE. Per tHe b.
bpues uOgsu SlGr eQer Spring ir at faG Ylnituuau III a. arFsa,
gu anoeH bAoig %5Orbeorua Jon mart oil blioc yaafIgrrt Al
Gubper, ipm benptter SpnaTiaen, CT a feed. Der CT ual0y r,.
itruertt, at ben fan bGusS % irHtcs pO ell impcl 1uou,ur,
lon at fon1rle Gerprelie mco the feed dog. Sen Qaml, g2,,s,
at rcgulere oenne Slass Maltins paa. neO SIplp al Sgrrcr i,p
i~abolot the feed dog iii the feed bar, bar aIho mcorCrt W,r7,
,igBCosr. tGt beriom bet iHe bIeu iOrctaset meo Nptaau9l.n. plb,
the feed dog eHter raTme 6ors eaer Su9iiOeN al NaolsgIasm
cler o9faa piIoc the feed bNue uIGpu.
gfaiilneu arbeloer let oa uriteu lpoIpit. 9]ioa,cblryer p
ruro, men He9ulator.getet adjustable bearings paIiet meO EHt
DpIlfct aiper mere cno alminoei9 Sliobarbeo, GA bvoro,n Wo,.
barren biper iianD iii IGr9ere Gio at arbetos uOsn Gle ucg
at iioes. Naar Sigtilen ganr iorbt Nlalsu og aleunem ggHm
cr Suertraaoeu Hap bputet siBr, at ben nloris fan brR'fea No.
ltiren trGoer fig ieu baaoe pore o9 ueore 5raao, Ga arbctpr
nutcuatiit, uoeu Seuipn til let cler iuRrt Irbetoc.
"Susuenuen4 bruser oobbeIt Sraao % Iaper lock stitch
Zen gpre 9raao iprcs lBe ira Spolen. uoeu at trqOcs grnn,mu
eQcr Here SuIcr, f0r ben naar NaGleist. StptIeu trRo.r fla iGv;
ten Tan trades gierte % er let at fOritaa. Naaleu c selfsettng,
og Ian altiaa life iGttes f%elagtil.
Deb bpert Sting trrtieS bsgse Srnaoc fat iamurta "a lu!tas
IRi0ten Of 5sIst oa Sttnseue 9jprss Osruso iuIOsnOt fat %
iuIotGuot8 ems paa besae Stosr al Sset Naitlus1 er fOrfgrt
meo lot SannbbIuL buorueo man ueo Sl9lp al en- 2Ommclylc
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02

sqen gstoltnins, - a bar dltiO iisli
mia fig, al jss bar lGrt poa unorts.'
rel, life altib. Men 5ernionSis'
rem iaao. modife bette, inpsn ui'g sbils
helm ifubbeoe BAN No al SGnl.
. gang idlfaIo hsitebe ban er'a'
rinosn paa egen getoltiing.
Zrnuli.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
9Gs NGrfc til mcScniaacnoe griier:

Ienne Naitine r iaohors fUHfrucret, AZ gpaatnbossott fru'% r@,
.,, aehIempupotoet, DC q iGttt III 9ubeu, lRaprS Jper % mlH. 5iLe-.
tHipfGneilt net % pnt Scro act tnaer Tie mere 5o at LUTTE e02 h1
eenne GRGhlne eno en- mco almtuoclig, saaa. Bots -. 1LJIJu
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
@n httttg &irfcjGmacr.

praiten; Oct er put,ert al big, Ola,
at ou sr 'da flittis til at gaa / airte.
SEQ bar nu let big bOer Spnoaa / belle
Spmmer."
Ola: "Sa ieg er o%rpentlig olao,
ndar Ssnoasen tommer, for biemms
er bet nGften lite til at bploe uo for
Sluer."
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02

fan ianoe GPaltiuerict. neoeu3 Gpolsn fplOes. Grn bar en- bf
Arm iom 3caninsen bier. bultct atper goo 9Iac5 ior GeG5
SaonotertuG ueen at gtpe ben ct tlumet ~lloieenbe. Zen bar oer
nGit Ell automatic Spole.Stuoer (bobbn winder, Der r ha
litter % p~aalioelia lin Siricu. at en- oaarlia punOet Sgoe Ua
urre en- l~lmult9beo.
"Suspennep" lsr Qoot no. % cr elegant faautl ueo Seri1ut!
8~rTarbeioet iom til NiaitiHOe!e. WtaItIHens 5ootptfe G o. let
baauotrrhgt o8 iSeiooelit al eubper tieHot 5orbeortug pd bette
Sniaaoe. Get anrsuote 3rr er al bebte 8efaHsnbeb % i1ui!
%iorarbetoet. 9lterir8cn OF uoimp,utn3en er fsrIt. HANGS, Spt19'
bullet og ole De bIante 9ele al giaiiiueu cr mutt polcret o. nds'
pIetteret, buorpeo De iaar ct net % ~imngiuIot lloi,,ube Irr'
nnterlaiet cr euten Black Walnut cqer antiqne Oak, cfsr Cuh
neo French Walnut Panels o. rigt ipripnet uo NickeI
Trimmings. Boroeue er Iaue0e Of peltBrrrt 5rR, ianucnlat al
! ~forliIeHi9c Sag, lporuro man bar Upnaaet ftgrrr SturIc % fu'
btnoret at 2rG't Tan la fig Galtnens 5oofpi,e rr ioripnst nS
plated castors. SGroeoe Stanltappe boloer 8riobIultt % the
treadle plate, bouict aisr. Of giGitiusu arbeioer nteast Isttere eno
oilers er 2tIielbet. Gen bar uaerisucite o. btoftr Attachments
Tor a!mtnoelts % fancy Sgm. Gu noisrla Suhgu'ttOnsboJ
trpit bet norits eler enseIi, Sproa. ~mebisIgsr bUer gdtEs
SGg WGrfc til ncocnifaacuoc YriiCr:
Wafinc no 3. 70 GnortuHr en- linen SiuHe. Bent Wood Cover st9.7S
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Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02

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Slsmard 'a8oe ensung, pa Der par
Yale ON, boor toitbart BET iolot at
lanle erfarinser / aipei: Oct sr life
anoet snp 0umbec at puuitaa, at man
i''s ian pinoe grfarins uben pua I'm
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-08
TAILoRs ARE REGISTERING. The New Union Coming Boldly to
 the Front.

A meeting of the new Tailors' Union, which will be known as Local No z, Journeymen Tailors of America, was held in Union Hall last night The new organization, while not yet fairly started, is progressing finely, and promises soon to become one of the foremost trade or ganizations of the city. AS the employers are, in the main, heart and soul with the principles of the organization, no trouble Is expected from that source when the work of introducing the label is started, and many of them have already expressed their willingness to use the label as soon as the organization of the new body is far enough advanced to warrant them in making a fight for its use. As the char ter from the international body has not yet arrived no delegates have been elect ed to the Labor Council, but the tailors will be fully represented in that body as soon as they are entitled to the privilege.
 The following officers have been elected for the ensuing year: J. T. Ellsworth, president; Thomas Lund, vice-president; George Nesbit,. secretary; George l.. Holmes, treasurer; Henry Steiglitz, ser geant-at-arms. In the future the union will meet on the first and third Mondays at 102 O'Farrell street.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-08

Great was the Cake Walk at the Min ing Fair last night, and now all the col ored folks of San Francisco are sad, for the judges decided that Oakland was the winner by five small but effect i've points.
 Fully 10000 people paid to see the con- test. The galleries and main floor of the Pavilion were crowded almost to suffocation. For nearly an hour be- fore the performance seats were at a premium, and standing room was diff cult to find.
 San Francisco was represented by the following three couples: Charles O'Brien and wife, F. H. Worth and Car rife Leslie and John Stewart and sister The Oakland contingent consisted of Milt Johnson and Rosy Stewart, Major Waters and Bell Brown and John Duke and sister.
 After grand parade the couples walked as teams, San Francisco start lug off first and being followed by the three couples from Oakland. Some ex- cee6ingly funny and amusing walking was done, and especially that by di- minutive pair of walkers, who were gwen an extra cake all to CnemSeleVS The razor element was eliminated from the contest and no blood was shed, but there were suggestive looks and hints of a settlement of differences else where Side steps, back steps and any old kind of step, with a pigeon wing cut and a double-kneed twist, were brought into play by the smiling and perspiring aspirants The audience was in high state of amusement, and when the famous and only Milt Johnson led his beaming partner out for the last walk. and this dusky damsel caress- inely laid her head upon his shoulder, the crowd went wild, and gave vent to their approval by loud and prolonged applause.
 The judges decided that on ability, grace and style Oakland was entitled 10 270 out of a possible 300, while San Francisco received 265 points. Johnson and his partner were awarded the cake, A large affair of icing and ornaments. and when it was presented Johnson of fered to walk any contestant for cake walk honors that desired to meet him. The Oakland contingent also won the $50 wager that they had posted against a similar amount put up by the San Francisco walkers.
 Tonight the Klondike wedding takes place and the ceremony will be attend ed with all the splendor and pomp of the most exclusive marriage in high
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-08

diamond, which he said he would like to show to his wife and daughter at the Baldwin, with the view of purchasing them, they were handed to him on his promise to return them that afternoon, if they were not approved.
 Tooke did not return with the jewels and when Schumacher made inquiries he ascertained that he had left the Baldwin the same day, and that neither his wife nor his daughter had been staying there. Schumacher notified the police and Captain Bohen detailed De- tectives Cody and Silvey on the case Sunday they found Tooke in house on Franklin street, and placed him under arrest. He said he had got drunk and the jewels had been stolen from him.
 Chief Lees wrote to Denver for infor- nation about Tooke and received a re- ply that he was a fraud of the worst description. He was an eX-railroad en- gineer and blossomed out as a religious reformer. The money he procured in this way he spent on drink and de- bauchery He was arrested for crim- inal assault upon young girl, but he pretended to be so penitent that he was not punished. His wife is being sup ported by charity, and altogether he was looked upon in Denver as most deDraVed man.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-08
DlZZLED BY
 HIS BLARNEY Ira N. TOOke of Denver VictinizeS a Jew-
 elry Firm.
He Represented Himself as a Wealthy Engineer and
 Capitalist.
Obtaining Goods by False PretenSeS.

Ira N. Tooke was booked at the City Prison yesterday by Detectives Cody and Silvey on charge of obtaining goods by false pretenses.
 Tooke arrived in the city recently from Denver with Lucky" Baldwin and registered at the Baldwin Hotel. He represented himself as mining en- gineer and promoter of bituminized rock for pavements. He frequently vis- ited the Palace Hotel and got ac- quainted with the firm of Schumacher & O., jewellers, in the Palace Hotel building There he told them he was a wealthy engineer and capitalist in Den yer, and before he came here he had presented his wife with $20,000 worth of jewels and his daughter with dia- mond worth 5000.
 He showed a ruby that he wore on his finger which Schumacher examined and found to be a valuable stone. He won Schumacher's confidence, and on Jan uary 27, when he admired topaz and
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-08
POLICEMAN IN TROUBLE. Thomas Kelly Arrested on a Charge
 of Battery.

Special Officer Thomas Kelly was ar rested on a charge of battery at an early hour this morning on complaint of Will liam I.insky.
 McAllister street with his wife and sister when Kelly approached, and without any provocation struck him on the head with a club Kelly was locked up in the City Prison.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-08
A New Crazy Sect in connect;cu+

lot of fanatics in the State recently im- mersed an old rheumatic woman bodily in the water to heal her, they said She nearly died in consequence. How much better 1t would have been to have treated the poor old woman for her infirmity with Hostetter's s matism, but prevents kidney complaint and remedies dyspepsia. constipation, liver trouble and nervous prostration. Give it a systematic trial
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-08
Benefit for the Old Ladies, Home.

A benefit for the Protestant Episcopal Old Ladies' Home will be given at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. w Wallace Sanford, 25o9 Pacifc avenue, next Satur- day afternoon and evening Very enter taining programmes have been arranged for the occasion, some of the best talent in the city having volunteered to help the good cause, and a substantial benefit is anticipated by the management.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-08
Wives and Daughters of Pioneers

The ladies having charge of the recep- tion to be given by the wives and daugh- ters of pioneers, to be held on Febru- 14 the name and addresses of members of the Society of California Pioneers and of the widows of deceased members and of the daughters over 16 years of age be sent to John 1. Spear, secretary, Pioneer Hall, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-08
Robbing the Mails,

Arthur Wilson pleaded guilty in the United States District Court yesterday of attempting to rob the United States mails in Sacramento. He will be Sen- t.nced tomorrow. Wilson cut open a mail pouch in the Sacramento postoffice for the purpose of taking money from letters, but he was caught in the act.