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The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
Los Angeles Citizens windfa11

LOS ANGELES, June 8-J. H. Martus. a tent and awning manufacturer of this cl.y' mas been informed by a gentleman, who came all the way from England for the purpose, that he has fallen heir to an
 estate ai ood dn ooS SSomersetshire, England valued at i;t, sl,WoVoo. Ihe estate has long been in
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
EXPLORERS FOUND DYING.
Professor Hill and Companion Suc-
 cumb to Hunger

SEATTLE, June S.-ProIessor Hill of the Washington State University took an expedition to Copper River in Febru- ary Subsequently he and one companion went to exploring the Valdes glacier alone. They cached their supplies. which were covered by snowstorn. Failing to find them, the men killed their dog and endeavered to subsist on his flesh When finally discovered on the glacier they were emaciated and too weak to stand Both are now being brought to Valdes, but it is not thought they can live until they reach here.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
ACTING ASSISTANT SURGEON.
Dr. J. R. Gregory of Healdsburg Gets
 an Appointment.

HEALDSBURG, June 8. pr. J. R. Gregory of this place has been appointed acting assistant surgeon in the army and assigned to duty at St. Michael, Alaska. He leaves to-day for San Francisco, and will sail for his post on Saturday. Dr. Gregory entered Uncle Sans service on the first call to arms in 1S61 and served in various campaigns as surgeon until 1877. He was stationed at Fort McDermott, New, during the Modoc war. He has been a practicing physician in Healdsburg for a number of YearS.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
New Mining Company.

Ranch Gold Mining Company, with cap- ital stock of $500 900, were filed Tn the of fee of the County Clerk yesterday The directors are w. H. Clary of Stockton; B. F. Langford of Lodi; and George R. Fletcher, George F. Volz, c. A. Kern, L Schumacher and c. l.. Feusier of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
Lives by Blackmail.

Frank Pavella, who makes his living by insulting and blackmailing innocent girls, was sent to the County Jail for three months by Judge Conlan yesterday. He was arrested Monday night by Policeman McGee, on Clementina street, after trying his old tricks on a family there. He has been out of jail only six weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
Death of a Santa Clara Pioneer.

SAN JOSE, June S.-John Parker, weil-known pioneer resident of this val icy, oied Of apoplexy at his home at Oak Ridge. in Calaveras Valley, yesterday.
 He was veteran of the Mexican war. The deceased was 72 years of age and a natlye or Illinois. Parker came to Calf
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
Young Tom Fitch Held to Answer.

STOCKTON, June S.-The preliminary examination of Thomas Fitch Jr., charged with assault with deadly weapon, with intent to commit murder, upon Attorney Charles Fairall, resulted in Fitch being held to answer in the Superior Court, with bail at 5000.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
S2.OO Pair

Mems fine Cali Lace Shoes, sewed soIes, free from tacks and Jumps, square and round toes, ex- ceIIent wearers, A great bargain.
 S2.5O Pair
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
Old Resident Dies at Nane

NAPA, June ST. R. Davies. an old resident of this county, died at his home a native of Wales and 78 years old. Three children survive him.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09

Everything points to a successful exhi- bition at the Press Club on Saturday next. uted pictures which will be sold in aid of the Red Cross fund It is said the exhi- bition will be one of the finest ever seen in this city. The pretty and commodious rooms of the club will be thrown open both afternoon and evening, and there will be music during the entire exhibition.
 The ladies of Belvedere have done their share toward helping the Red Cross. Be- bags and caps, an entertainment was given which was largely attended by the residents of the pretty suburb, which net ted the handsome sum of $1S0. Pajamas are now being made by them and a large number will soon be sent to the city.
 Colonel F. s. Hastings, retired soldier Of the Fifth New York ZouaveS, has ex- tended an invitation to all soldiers to visit his home in San Leandro and pluck and carry away all the cherries they can use.
 Rosie Elsie Korbel contributed beau tiful bag, made by herself, filled with pennies that she had laid aside to help the volunteers.
 A Red Cross Society was formed in Napa May 25, with a membership of sev- enty-two, which has since increased to dent. Mrs. E. Wilder Churchill: vice president, Mrs. F. W. Bush; secretary, Mrs. ". H. Evans; corresponding secre- tary, Miss Louise Churchill: treasurer, Mrs. Owen Moran. The sum of $67O has having generously assisted in adding to the fund. At the solicitation of Mrs. A. M. Gardener and Mrs. w. H. Graham, who have acted as canvassers, donations sent In by the merchants and toVnspeo- pie for the troops encamped at the Pre- sidio and Richmond. The society has completed $50 abdominal bandages and 800 comfort bags.
 Subscriptions received yesterday swelled the Red Cross fund to $40, ,65S "A.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
SI.5O Pair

Ladies fine Paris Kid Elastic Side "JuIiets," hand-turned soIes, coin toe, patent-Ieather tips,
 S2.OO Pair
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
Comstock Girl Takes Carbolic Acid.

VIRGINIA CITY, NEW. June S.-Alice McPherson, aged 1s. during a fit of anger this afternoon, drank Scarbolfc acid, with later.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
Temblors Felt at Point Arena.

POINT ARENA, June S.-Several earth quakes were felt here to-day--two severe ones at 11:30 and o'clock No damage.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
yOIJTHS' AND BOYS LACE SHOES
NEWS SHOES.

Mems Cali Lace Shoes, square and round toes,
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
SHOES FOR THE BABIES.

Infants Fine Kid Button, turn soies, patent leather tips, sizes l to 51s :;0Oc Button, cloth or kid tops.
 Sizes l to .7oc Extra Fine Quality Paris Kid Lace Shoes, coin toe, patent leather tips. Sizes 6 to S..........-.-.......S .0O Sizes S1s to 1..............-.....$ 70 Sizes 1115 to 2......: SI.oO chiIdren's Fine Dongola Kid Button, spring heels, square toe, patent leather tips.
 Sizes to Toe pair c,hiIdren's and Misses School Shoes, heavy grain kangaroo leather, but ton or lace. solid double soles, stand ard screwed, cannot-rip sole, leather tips, spring heels.
 Sizes to 712...................-:S .9O Sizes to 101a ........-......-....Y1 DO Sizes Il to ........-.........-'SI SI.%o
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09

Advances made on furniture and pianos. with or without removal. J. Noonan, 1o17-lo23 Mission
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
Soldiers and Civilians Cross Bats To-Day.
WILL BE A BATTLING CONTEST
MINNESOTA WILL BE REPRE-
 sENTED BY GREAT PLAYERS.
Society Will Grace the Occasion by Its Presence-A Grand Mili- tary Concert During the
 Game.

 at Recreation Park to-day. The Thir- teenth Minnesota Volunteers, who have so kindly offered to do anything in their power to assist the Red Cross Society, have had their baseball team out prac- ticing daily during the past week, and the men of the regiment are very much elated over the prospects of their club. They have asked the colonel to allow them to attend the game in body, as they are desirous of being there to root" for Minnesota. @
 Every patriotic American should attend and do honor to the cause by encouraging the home boys as well as the visitors. There is no doubt that the game will be lively one, as both sides have their State pride at stake.
 The ladies should remember that the umpire has been chosen by one of their sex. and they should be on hand to pro- tect him from harm, as they will be held responsible for any difficulty that he might get into through his decisions The umpire has the hardest position on the ball field, it Is almost impossible for him to please all and if he should give a decision to displease the excited players of either side, some one should be present to console him. There is no doubt that if the committee were to disclose his name at this time every lady in the city who wears a military button would be there in his behalf.
 Through the kindness of the colonel of the regiment the celebrated Minnesota band will be present and will give a grand patriotic concert before the game.
 The players will all appear on the bat tlefield completely equipped for the base ball war, and to do credit to their re- spective supporters.
 The following will be the formation Of the troops to do battle:
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09
LADIES' OXFORD TIES.

Ladies fine quality Paris Kid Oxford Ties, cloth or kid tops, hand-turned soIes, coin toes, point ed toes and square toes. patent leather tips,
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-09

"Remember the Maine" Souvenir Buttons free with every purchase.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10
WORDS o. WISDOM

They also serve who only stand AMI
wait Milton
The man who parioas easily courts
IL iury.-Correiile
The best teacher one caa have Il
necessity. shakespeare
Good manners and good morals are
sworn friends and fast allies. -bartol
t. be good and Nsagreeabie is high
treason AGAINST the royalty ~ virtue.
Hannah More.
IL Is not the place chat maketh the
person. but the person. that maketh
the place honorable. Cicero.
The opportunity Cd DO mischief Is
found hundred times "A lay. aud that
% doing good but once year. Vol
taire
The conditions Of conquest are al
WAYS easy We have but % toll "a
while. endure while. believe always
lnd never turn back -Simms.
So remarkably perverse Is the nature
q man that be despises those that
court him. and admires whoever Will
act bend before hmm -TLncydides.
Mental pleasures never cloy. unINe
those OF the body. they are Increased
by repetition. approved by reflection
and strengthened ov enjoyment. Col.
-Ou.
Much ostentat.ou animlch learnin-
are seldom met together The sun
rising and declining. makes lon.
shadows, at midday, when he IL high
est. not az all Bishop Hall
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10
= MISSIONARY ROMANCE.


People who went % Sundsy-school I
forty-fve or city years ago and saved !
their pennies g. paw FOR = missionary 1
ship called The Morning Star VIII he ia I
terestsd go know that she was designed
for work IN the Caroline and Ladroue
Islands. vhica are again demanding a
shade oi our attention. The ship was
suggested ~ q New bedford whaier
named Ira Laci~y. who made a cruise
IA those PARTS. AID on his return SD
fca.e1 20 the American Board 81 For
eign Missions 60 sent It's agents there.
The vessel cost SIS. 900. which was
/ ntributed by iay-sckool children.
IL was launched in 1856 anil sent %
! the South Pacific loaded with Bibles,
/ hymrbooks aat other literature printed
IN hsathenish languages Fora quar-
ter 90 a ceutDry the briy was used ~
. the missionaries is cruising about the
/ Spanish archiYclagoes. with ITS bead
quarters in the Carohnes.
The story they tell here ia that I'm
LacSev learned the watch anil ciock
/ business. but went ont as sailor AMI
took command 20 the bark Harvest.
On the coast of Hueaie. one of the
/ CRro.ines. he was stranded. bur iiin 3
/ give up the saip. He hal uo tools 90
make repairs boat such rs his own in-
ceuDitv cogil invent Fortunately
one ~ the crew could speak the lam
guage Of the people The king was
dangerously sick. and gladly accepted
Captain Lackey's offer to prescribe for
han. Te recovered Nothing could
exceed lis gratitude aal that &C his
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10
rhe nlghe.t oh.er,ntorr in nr.taIn

It is proposed TO close the highest
observatory IN Great Britain. situated
on Ben Nevis, the members OF the
Scottish Meteorological Society having
exhausted their public-spirited gene
rosIty after contributing fully 800, coo
70 equip and carry on the high and
low-level observatories on Ben Nevis
for some seven years. There Is a preva-
lent feeling north OF the Tweed that
as the observations taken are in the
interest of the Science of the atmOs-
phere" generally. the government
should now step IN and contribute the
$1,000 annually that is necessary TO
keep the observatory going IN the
meantime. Westminster Gazette
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10
Facts About New YORK. school Army


The school army ~ New Nork. mum
1ering 100000 yourg Americans. would
make 900 regiments 20 the Americas
Guard allowing the girls 20 enroll
each regiment num herring LOCO. an
army equal to forty fun hr. Sadcs OF ten
regiments
The length ~ stride ~ The average
school boy Is two feet SIX inches.
Drawn up in' the single l.ne the last
boy 20 che line would be up the State
200 miles. somewhere tn the vicinity OF
Syracuse
Marching In platoons ~ sixteen. close
order practically niilng Broadway
FROM curb to curb. the column. when
-raly to move. would be twelve miles
ouS. extending from the city Hall Up
Broadway 90 Fordham.
TO carry the comparison further
what monster OF schooiboy this
lrmy Of 100000 would make Assum-
Eg an average weight 90 hfty pounds
each. au the schoolhovs made into one
would produce 70 giant az 2O.OOoOoO
oouuC~ weight. Asa feet inches Is an
average Schoolboy's hcight this Great
s. New lorS boy would Dee $40 feet
al. hl- Sirth az che top ~ his knick
erhockrrs n mere tr.he OF $50 feet. and
the length ~ his feet sixty reet-New
York Journal.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

Il has been calculated that, assam
ing the human heart 20 beat sixty
nine times q minute at ordinary heart
pressure. the blood goes az the rate
OF 2O7 yards IN a minute. or seven
miles an hour, los miles a day and
81 ,320 miles year. II man eighty
four years Of age could have had one
single blood corpuscle floating In his
blood ell his life, It would have trsv-
eled in that time more than 5. $50. coo
miles.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

w. offer Ono Hundred Dollar Reward COR
tar .a-r of Catarrh that cannot ur clrsd 81
.lIll-- lsrarrn cure.
p J tHrNEY 81 Co.. prnV-.. Toledo. .
$50. thr uuler~I glrd. have known h i che
.rs rlr Llo last il year.. and believe him per
rcflV honorable iu al business transactions
and financially able tO carry out any Oblk IA
som flAt- OV their q ru.
Is s~r.s rHuAN. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo.
Ohio
WNintN0. KrNSAN 4 MARVIN. Whole.als
Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.
Halls tatarrh Cure IT, t4krn internally. act
nr ~ recfly upOn the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system Price. 90. pee bottle.
sold hy AL Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family pills Arc The br-t.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

7. :. rrt .
'i~t-l Boa Company A % the fveuty-siVtn
Wisconsin Volunteers TIA tnr Army ~ the
Potomac our hero Jaw rura fshting. can
rairning Ia the Shenandoah Valley.
Ia the frst days fShtins az th~ battle 81
Gettv~hur- Schirrn-t-r received
Wonni in the right -id-. which siterward
caused hin much trouble. With a portion
90 hts regiment he vas captured and I'M
rr..,net ne Bell Island AMI Aotersonviiis.
aud aftervnrl exchanged. te returned %
hi- regiment which Vas transferred g. the
army nf Gsrl~al sherman. AMI marched
WIFI hlfn through Georgia 90 me sea.
fnthis rarraigr NJ ~rnifeneuers Old
wound began CD trouble him and be was
sent o.. the hospital and chen home He
raf also contracted ratNrrh % the stomach
ant found no relief for years.
n hanr..n-i tn rea4 nn account % DR..
Williams Pins Pills Tor r.de People about
a year ago. De- said. aui thought that
th~v might ne good for nN trouble. con-
Hllt...l tn frV tIrru I bought one box and
began Co take fnou according 90 .llrecti1
rr-v gave ue great r.iisf after ani-hinS
rnaf book bought another ani when had
rlk-n fhe ptII- felt that I was cured. !
rs.nvr-e nav appetite ana ate heartily. I
can testify fn fnr good the rIis ilt me-.
Nr ~rhifeneier l- a prominent Grand
Army man in chicago. WHITTIER le moved
some wears ago vita his family.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10
is TERRENCE.

going down she
line. watched tle
girl who was com
Ing toward kc..
There were th-t
ruen With the gi-
anil only Lau case
Ter was with Nj
Terrence. HCw -
ever. "A he was
all the world %
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

when riding = wheel. rnaking you Wonder
for a. few mllures whether or uot you are a.
get = Tall AMI a broken uecSr Wculdn't yoa
n..ve gwen a small farm just then Tor sGsuo
mean. ~ driving 81 he ucst-tf A feN DROPS
or ammonia shot from . Liquid Pistol ~oal1
30 10 efcctually and still not permanently
ia ur- the animal such pistols - az postpaid
for NIFTY cents ID stamps ~ <cW \ er& nloQ
- pply Co. ts5 L-cnAri -. >-W YORK Jity.
Eserl lllyl.-s- ~ TINES .lsles Dc nAl oL..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10
MODERN cssNpmorHERs.

wher o
With, theirs
Andthe
LITTLE
When verytkfn n rgle were ~
I'm
the modern CHILD uSAt Srandma less
grandma OF odea wouldn't be
But ate all dress snlt
hat graz
a 10
nnt that underneath taerc
s. A.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

r~o-a as cAioaso Tsn.es-H>~z1
The feeling % Admiration for heroes -
<ar seems to be innate in re human hear.
sud - brought 20 the sarface A. The Oppor-
luu ~ and object Tor saca Zero worship
presents it-el,
Among those Who proved th~tr he-otsn
during our llxl- Var vac A S-hlIenelcE-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

Japan. which forty years ago had
10 other than coasting vessels. nov
has several large steamship companies.
the largest Of which owns sisty-thres
gessels.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

War sets the money In motion The
Revolutionary War cost SlS5, 1913. 703;
the War OF 1912. Sls7, 159. 900. Mexi-
can War. S74. 900. 900; the Indiar wars
and other minor wars. 81, 900. 600, O0e.
AID ths Civil War. Is 500 000- 0D0-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

A eminent Prus~iAn statistician. suss-
nis-h estimated IA tho time OF Frederick l.
OF Prussia that about ORe-twelfth Of the pop
ulaiion OF Europe died Of smallpox and hat
neatly everybody had tho diseases.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

% lCl >-,ic
wieE Sfre-t.
Chicago He
- an Austrian
hvt.frtit .Nfu.'
90 America tt
20 - 20
y IN " onf.
soon h~cSrre
40 American
ftt en- II
WAS living iG
NJ al ke r.
when che AL
for nlnn
III. VI e.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

"What IS the difference between
your teGsc" Clerk-''In those OF the
first quality some bad tea is mixed
with the good, and in those OF the
second quality some good Is mixed
with tie bad "-Fhegende Blaetter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10
THE VICTOR'S SPOILS.
q story 2: Amy Life
Cy Gwcrdc.ca Ovcrton.

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

lately hesrt,ess? Have you no pity
for her."
mot a great denl- II Won were the
sort 20 desert her in a fortnight 20 =
Sirl who made not the slightest effort |
- win you. and who told Jon that sue
diin't love you. I think. upon the l
whole. that she is rather well rid of
you
Lancaster was biting his lips, and
be was very angry. she Is better
woman than YOU. he said
That NAV be. But still" she
laughed. good naturediy, 100 You
think ( an bad enough for voa 20 &c
passing Judgment upon me-"
Il do; for YOU are doing the thing
coid-bloodedlv. and IL ne said.
despondentlv. "have lost nv head"
She smiled into his eyes. You
don't want q do that. Il is sucl a
handsome head Lose your heart
10 Il not worth nearly SO mach.
He turned m HIS saddle aud laced
her. 4 an likely 70 lose more than
shat. he burst ont. suddenly; II an
likely % lose ny life.
"oA, come. she said. ''you are not
contemplating falling on the point of
Your sabre. or drowning yourself IN
the lay. o- superinducing gal.oping
+ consumption. are you2 l have had
+ men DO number Of things for nae. but
never quite that
81 am uot cortemp.ating doicr any
90 those. 7 may be good deal @. a
fool. lnt no- enough OF a one O. pnt
az END % myself for a woman who
cares nothing for me.
"Ies tGat has been done. size sug-
ges-el
What 7 meant was-arl what I
intended tell you when 1 asked vou
% come today. w-s that / am going
o. the war
.Tha, was o. have been expected. 0i
course. Is your regiment ordered
Not YET. I ara especially favored. %
When 30 yoC leave."
The law after tomorrow. And now
am COINS q ask You 10 promise n.,
P something
They hal refined in their horses D,
tie dylauite--uns. AMI sat locGn
ous over the waite-cappei blue sea.
$50 that ~ Is not something l cat
rot promise.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

r ne Foramiaifera are protozoans which
secr~te on--or-I any chan Dered sheilr. They
occur 10 great abundance AZ the suriace OF
the ocean. and la fossil 10 most II the geo
logical formations.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

Rug weaving d. an art oidsr than tina Pha-
raoh-. and tho history OK the drst loom lies
shrOuted 10 Oblivion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

Take Laxative Brosno cuinino Tablets All
Xxx sts re fund money Il q fails ~ cure. 3c-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. MAKES ~eak
ulea sLr0uE D4Oca pure &c a.. AZ 4Euggists
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

TIA girls father objects 70 young mans
SUIT. nc should change tailors.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-09-10

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