The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25
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Soldiers Aid Society, Mayheid boxes books; the division hospital at Camp Merritt; Men Socino. one case books; Aetna Springs, 1o1 ervie, s bandages s6 comfopf TS bags 5d af caps; Meridian, one bandage; San Francisco rraS Tract Society Soc % cases printed matter; the one case of hospital stores for Manila; Forbes town. Tfn. l5S S caps and and 157 pillow ticks.
 treasurer of the California Red Cross Society, reported the following donations received at itiation fee. slO Birds Landing. donation, s2O vallejo Red Cross Society, badges. s25; Rhon- sIfe Rd crSss ss socsy initiation fee and Red Cross Society. initiation fee. ;io; Red. donations, ss5; st Helena Red Cross seciety ea imitation mt G fee and badges. ss5; Willow Glen and badges, si5: MarysviIIe Red Cross Society. t initiation fee, s10; Mill Valley Red Cross So- ciety, initiation fee and badges, S17; Visaua Ked Cross Society. badges, s6 25: Vacaville Red Gross @ Society, initiation fee slS; Redwood City S24 60; Redlands Red Cross Society. badges, s25 Eureka Red Cross Society, s34 70 Colusa Red Cross Society initiation fee, $1o.
 .homance is attached to the formation of which forwarded ssi 50 yesterday. day Ensign Ensign Stanley Is the only young man of the town who enlisted in the service of his country to fight against Spain. In honor of his patriotism and as evidence of the high appreciation for him the young ladies of Potter Valley. who organized the chapter, named 1t after him
 Governor L. M Shaw of Iowa telegraphed to Mrs. Harrington yesterday that his State would reimburse on vouchers for medicine and care Furnished with approval of the regimental through Colonel Loper
 San Mateo has done her share toward help ing the society It has sent through Mrs. Nichols, the wife of the Episcopal Bishop 800 abdominal bandages, 15o comfort bags and 20
 The Los Angeles School of oratory sent s55 to Mrs: Harrington to be handed to Major Sur geon Choate for the use of the Seventh Regi- ment. Anaheim also sent contribution to be used for the same purpose.
 Jessica and Alma Eastlake, aged and g, respectively. were given a package of muslin ny their mother to make doll clothes, but be- Is Post street yesterday to be used in aid of the boys in blue.
 Twenty blind girls, inmates of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institute at Berkeley, sent as their donation to the Red Cross Society twenty pairs of shoe laces. beautifully made. A few carpet bags were also inclosed in the package.
 The following resolutions were adopted at the executive session of the local branch yester- Francisco Red Cross Society be hereby ex- tended to the Mechanics Institute for it's lib- eral donation of s715 contributed to the funds of this society and for the many courtesies received from the trustees of the institute. Resolved, That the members of the Red Cross Society of San Francisco do hereby extend to the officers and privates of the Thirteenth Minnesota volunteers thanks Tor their services so kindly volunteered in the entertainment, ,at the Mechanics Pavilion on Friday, June IT. funds.
 The baseball game to be played to-day by the wholesale miliners and fire insurance Society at Sixteenth and Folsom streets will be composed of the following teams:
 cosgrove, Butler, Collins, Weber, @ Peterson, o5, TemlpIIl!eton, Cushing and German.
 Milliners team-Messrs. Hyland, Donovan, JdnSSen, BrOdie. o. Carthy, ". Drake and J. Drake;
 Ss s0f Empoye o Ss sRii0Pi W Pncs s22 5G guests McKinneys Lake Tahoe SIS Nevada City. 5ee; Mrs, John Morton. proceeds advertising bii San Francisco Cali. ssi 5oe '''i'
 There is plenty of material on hand at IS the soldier, and at the present time there is noted great scarcity of workers. Mrs. Theo- fourth expedition now under way and there Is much in the way of sewing to be accomplish them are requested to lend their aid W h ds posing of the work.
 The ladies in charge at IS Post street were the Mothers Club of South Park and wish to assure them that everything was needed Pickett, F. B Haight. N Clark < ess co.. iss Mrs. R S shindier Miss Weber, Mrs. 'v''f S Kalisky. [y Mrs. W. C. Pease L. A. Plymouth Congrega, tional Church. Miss Russell. Joseph Frech- California Club, large donation bandages and comforts. Del Monte Flouring Company, Miss Sawyer. First Presbyterian Church, Mrs H M. Fiske. Mrs. A. S. Baldwin. Church of the Advent.
 A grand entertainment and ball will be given for the benefit of the Red Cross by Ruth Lodge No. 1, Daughters of Judah l. O. B. B., at Bnai B'rith Hall. 121 Eddy street, Wednesday, June 22 at O clock.
 Fish and Game Warden Mogan made another raid yesterday upon fishermen who have been catching striped bass smaller in size than permitted by law. About 1000 pounds of fish were seized at Pnole, and the whole amount turned over to the Red Cross Society for the benefit of the soldiers.