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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-28
REPUBLICANS AT OCEAN VIEW
A Rousing Reception rendered to
the State and City Nominees.

A most enthusiastic reception was ten
dered to the Republican nominees, both
State and municipal, by the residents of
Ocean View at Murphy's Hall last night.
A brass band and a huge brush bonfire
indicated the place of meeting as the
San Francisco and San Mateo electric
cars unloaded their human freight at the
doors of the hall.
H E. Griffith, president of the Ocean
View Republican Club, had the honor of
presiding at the meeting. In addition to
the presence of the popular nominee for
Mayor, Charles l.. Patton, and Henry 5,
Martin the next Sheriff, there We're also
c. S. Laumeister, nominee for Railroad
Commissioner. c. F. Curry, nominee for
Secretary of State. was warmly. greeted;
Mr. Patton reviewed the platform of
the Republican party and its nominees.
/ J. Truman, nominee for Treasurer, as
sured the people that they would
be fairly dealt with by the party. D. ].
Murphy, nominee for District Attorney
followed. Thomas F. Graham, one of the
nominees for Police Judge met with
very fattering reception and made good
impression by his short and pointed
We'll, Judge Frank Kerrigan, H. n Gle
ment. Judge c. A. Low, Martin F. F'rag-
ley, G. W. Collins and Henry 5. Martin
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A Mistake in Names.

In a report of the proceedings before
the Democratic Central Club published
in these columns yesterday Charles Eidel-
man, one of the speakers, was reported
as making a humorous reference to visit
he and ''Tarpey" had made through the
district in search of votes. Instead Of
"Tarpey" the name should have read
''Treacey" and In justice to all parties
concerned this correction is now made.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-28
Will Parade in Oakland.

The Union League Drill Corps, with
their own band, will parade in Oakland
Saturday evening before the meeting at
which Mr.. Gage is to speak. This parade
will be one of the features of the cam
pafgn The Alliance Young Mems Repub-
iican Club of Oakland. Podinky Club and
others will be in line. The Alliance have
invited the Union League to be their
guests after the parade.
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Another Berthier Club.

A meeting was held last evening at the
corner of Fourth and Mission streets for
the purpose of forming club in the in
didate for Recorder The meeting was
called to order by j. Daughney and the
following named officers were elected:
f. Wentworth; secretary, J. f. Carroll;
sergeant at arms, Joseph Erickson.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-28
There Is But One E. L. Fitzgerald

The voters of San Francisco who have
followed the exposures of The Call re-
garding the record of Labor Commits
sioner f. L. Fitzgerald, the Democratic
candidate for Public Administrator,
should be careful not to confound the
name with that of Attorney General Will
liam F. Fitzgerald, the Republican can
didate for the office of City and County
Attorney The men are not relations
ATTORNEY General Fitzgerald is an hon
orable gentleman. whose record as pub
lie servant entities him to the respect
and admiration of all good citizens.
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AT rs Cents.

LADIES FINE QUALITY TEN
mis- FLANNEL N G H T
GOWNS, full width, finished
with turned-over collar and
cuffs of plain flannel; regular
price 81 90: will be placed on
sale at Use.
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Enthusiastic Republicans.

The Republican Club of the Thirty
eighth District held a large and enthusi-
astic meeting at It's headquarters last
evening. Charles L. Patton, A. c. Ber-
thier, John j. Conlon. Edward Aigeltinger,
p A. Bergerot, w. II. Richard, Edward
Wolfe, j. r. Mclean, William Roberts,
H. w. Adams, Ed j. Sheehan and Sol
Shipper were the speakers of the evening
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At SI.OO.

LADIES' FINE ORGAN DIE
SHIRT WAISTS, yoke back, in
fancy stripes and figures; regu-
lar price 81 Is and 81 90; will be
placed on sale at 81 90.
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E. C. Kalben Club.

The Ed c. Kalben Club of the Thirty
sixth District met last night. President
Langrith called the meeting to order and
made an address which was well received.
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meeting to order, and after a few intro
ductory remarks he introduced Henry S.
Other speakers were F. ]. Widman, Fred
Hinger and George V. Hartung.
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Fl. Barry and prominent members of the
labor organizations of this city. An en-
PERTAINING musical programme has been
arranged for. S. H. Jenner Will PRESIDE
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR
And WAISTS.
AT IL Cents.

LADIES TENNIS FLANNEL UN-
DER SKIRTS, full width, fin
ished with colored borders; reg
ular price 40c; will be placed on
sale at 15c.
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uniformed clubs will Parade.

There will be a grand parade of the
uniformed clubs of this city and vicinity
on next Monday evening. The Oakland
Alliance, Phoenix Club, Union League
Drill Corps and others will be in line and
will march to the Webster Davis meet
ing.
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United States Club.

One of the largest meetings of the
present campaign was held in Pioneer
Hall, corner Montgomery and Jackson
streets, last evening, under the auspices
of the United States Club. Intense en-
thusiasm prevailed. showing that all the
speakers had the perfect sympathy of,
their auditors. Hiram S. Clark called the
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At $3.50.

LADIES HANDSOME BLACK
SATIN SHIRT WAISTS. back
and front finished with fine
tucks and side plaits; regular
price so 90: will be offered ut
IS So
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Printers, Mass-Meetine.

The Printers James H. Barry Club will
hold mass meeting tomorrow evening
at Metropolitan Temple Actresses will be
made by Lape Pence Of Colorado, James
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1ndependent Club Rally.

A grand demonstration will be held THIS
evening at Dewey Hall, corner Francisco
and Fillmore streets, by the Independent
Club of the Forty-first District.
G. p. Woodward will preside. Several
prominent speakers will address the meet
ing.
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Mayor PheIan Indorsed.

The members of the Central Branch of
the Union Reform League met last night.
A resolution was passed indorsing the
candidacy of Mayor Phelan.
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At $1,000.

LADIES' FINE QUALITY SILK
WAISTS, handsomely trimmed
with tucks and black silk braid,
lined throughout; regular price
81 so; will be offered at SO 90.
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At o. Cents.

LADIES' FANCY STRIPED TEN
MS FLANNEL SKIRTS, fin
ished with deep hem; regular
price Coo; will be placed on sale
at Csc
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of hypocrisy is great enough to land him
in the rebound, into the regions below"
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SPECIAL IN GLOVES.
At 75c a Pair.

Fifty dozen LADIES 2-CLASP
'iHARVARD PRIME LAMB
GLOVE; colors, red, brown, tan.
green, navy, white, heliotrope
and black; regular value 81 90:
will be on special sale at 75c a
pair. every pair guaranteed
and fitted.)
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-17
The New England Fair.

A unique and handsome plan Of decora-
ton has been decided upon by the city OF
Portland for New England fair week
Congress street for almost its entire
length will be decorated by having
streamers of bunting stretched from the
supports OF the trolley wires to he poles,
the general effect being that OF bright
colored arch.
Above the supporting wires and ex-
tending from pole to pole will be strings
OF red, white and blue electric lights,
and one has to see these lights in posi-
ton to really appreciate the beauty of
the decoration.
Middle street will be decorated in a
similar manner, and the thousands Of
visitors who Will be in the city during
fair week viii undoubtedly appreciate
the beautiful decorations.
An innovation has been made by the
management OF the fair this year which
will unquestionably find great favor with
the patrons OF the fair. According to the
new order OF things there will be con-
tinuous performance in front OF the
grand stand.
At many fairs all that the occupants OF
the grand standard able to see is the races
but this year at Rigby there will be con-
tinuous performance in front OF the stand
and between heats acrobatic perform
ances, juggling, vaudeville shows, ex-
hibitions of trick bicycle riding, and
many other interesting novelties will be
presented.
The attendance at the fair this year
promises to break all previous records,
and the management intends TO furnish
attractions to suit ali tastes
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Eastern Maine State Fair.

An interesting feature OF the fair at
Bangor will be an ingenious mechanism
known as the reincarnation OF Galatea.
History relates that Pygmalion was a
great sculptor. He once made an image
so perfect and beautiful that he became
infatuated with it; SO much so that nigh
after night he could be found in his
studio, in front OF the image, praying to
his gods that it might be endowed with
life and speak to him.
One night he thought he saw a change
in the statue. He jumped up, and with
his eyes almost starting from their sock
cts, he beheld the blood flowing through
the image. The muscles moved, the eyes
commenced to witch, the mouth opened
she gasped for breath and became liy.
ing, beautiful woman, and spoke to Pyg-
malion.
Now, with the aid OF science and a
great mechanical process, 1t is possible to
turn solid statue, placed on pedestal
into living, beautiful woman. The next
change is death. The flesh shrinks away
until nothing but the skeleton remains.
Then the bones of the skeleton crumble.
and from the dust grows handsome
bouquet, which is handed to the audi
ence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-17
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Zabud Foster is dangerously i'll at the
home of ID. n. Moore.
| Miss Annie NJ. Davis is on two-weeks
visit tc friends in Rockland.
f. A. Flood and daughter, spent Sun
day with his wife at Waltham.
A. f. Foster and family are occupying
their camp at Patterns pond.
William Currier, wife and daughter, of
Abbott, are visiting relatives here,
Mrs. f. f. Fernald spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives at Bar HarboE
Miss Hattie L., daughter OF A. J. OAR
ling, OF Enfield, is visiting a. II. Car
Isle.
Mrs. a. b. Jellison and son Earle are
with her parents at Sullivan for n few
days.
Henry Lord and wife and Miss Eta
Lord visited relatives in Penobscot last
week.
Frank Haslem and wife visited Mrs.
Haslem's relatives in Sullivan few days
recently.
Miss Harriet and Charlotte Morrison,
OF Boston, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
G. +. Whitcomb.
Miss Celia Higgins, who has been visit
ing Miss Grace Gerry for the past two
weeks, returned 10 BROOKLYN, Monday.
During he past week the men in the
vicinity have. with the help of Mr..
Jordan, of Ellsworth, graded and put the
grounds around the church in excellent
condition. The ladies We're interested in
the matter but not being accustomed to
the use OF pick and shovel, prepared an
excellent supper in the vestry on Monday
night for those who helped in the work.
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RIVERVIEW LOCAL UNION.
An Interesting Grove Meeting at East
Franklin.
( Special to THE AMERICAN.

Riverview c. E. union met with the
East Franklin society Tuesday, August 9.
The meetings were held in a grove near
Trueman Baisdell's home. Much credit
is due the entertaining society, for an OBJ
server could readily see that much hard
work had been performed to make the
| grove and meetings attractive.
The decorations were particularly at
tractive. Evergreen was twined the en-
tire length of railing around large plat
! forms for speakers and singers. Large
and small flags were swung to the breeze,
and the letters &c. E." made OF cedar
with red berries interspersed, hung over
the platforms.
The picnic dinner was much enjoyed,
and it was decided by rising vote of
thanks that the East Franklin society
was royal entertainer.
Many regrets were heard that so many
pastors were absent, but the programme
was carried out nevertheless, and spirit
ual uplift was the result. The programme
follows:
Morning Session.
Praise service led by Secretary Mrs Nellie
Biaisdcl.
Address of welcomc... ....Trueman Blaisdell
Response. ....................Re Rev Mr. Lombard
Devotional service. Rev II y Luckenbauch
Picnic dinner In grove.
Afternoon Session.
Praise service conducted 10y Trueman Basdelf,
president pro ten.
Secrctary's report of meeting in May at West
sullivan.
Reports Of societies
Singing by chorus.
Defamation by Miss Tula Reed, % Newbury-
port, Mass.
Paper. Prayer, by Rev Z Lombard.
Discussion by Mr. Blaisdell. Rev Messrs Walls
and Luekenbauch, Mrs Day, Mr. Springer
and Mrs Nellie Blaisdell
Singing by chorus.
Scripture reading....... ......Rey Mr. Lombard
Singing by chorus.
Address, For Christ and the Church,
Rev II a Luckenbauch
Singing by chorus.
Offering.
1t was voted to have picnic dinner and
supper brought by the delegates in the
future. The next meeting will be held in
Hancock, on Tuesday, November s.
The officers elected for the year are as
follows; President, Trueman Blaisdell;
vice-president, Alton Trip; secretary
and treasurer, Miss Nellie Crabtree.
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BlueililI.
ANNUAL SALE.

The annual sale OF the ladies' Congre-
gationaI circle took place in the town
hall Thursday afternoon and evening,
Aug. II. The hall was artistically deco
rated with red, white and blue, pine
trees, potted plants and clematis.
There were departments of fancy work,
domestic articles, aprons, candy, lemon
ade, ice-cream and cake, and each and all
were so well patronized blythe large num-
Der OF persons who attended that the
president of the circle informed the
writer that 800 was raised. The ladies
are very grateful to all who rendered
them assistance, and who contributed
fancy and useful articles for the sale.
They wish especially to thank Mrs.
Cochran and Mrs. Stone for their gener-
Gus gifts.
The officers OF the circle are Mrs. j. w.
Kane, president; Miss Lottie Morton,
vice-president; Miss Emma Osgood, Sec
rotary and treasurer. These, with eftici-
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PEACE JUBILEE.


August IA, 'peace jubilee" meeting
was held in the Congregational church at
100 in the evening. The following was
the order of exercises
Singing, Praise God from Whom all Bless
ings Flow.
singing, The Angels Song.
Scripture reading, Rev. f. Bean
Prayer, Rev. Mr.. Odds
Singing, Coronation.
Address, The War; Its Cause and Purpose,
Rev f. Bean
Address, The War, Its Influence upon Our
lntry as to Our Republican Form
of Government and Commerce,
Judge f. f. Chase
Sole, The star.spangied Banner.
Mrs. l.. W. Peters, RoNbury, Mass
Address, The War, Its Results, What has
Been Accomplished. Rev. Mr.. olds
Address, The War. What New Obligations
has it Imposed on our schools and cur
Churches Prof. stone, R9Nbury, Mass
Address, The War; What In es-ion Has
it Made on the Nations Of Europe
DIR. Il. 2. Griadle
Address, The War, In What Spirit should
We Bear Our Victory
Rev. Mr.. Hosmcr. It. Louis
Address Why should We Rejoice in the
Proclamation OF Peace.
Rev. {. q. Harwood, Minneapolis
singing, America.
The several speakers made able and
eloquent addresses. The large audience
was in sympathy with the spirit OF the
occasion. The music was indeed SER
vice of praise The lessons of that hour
will abide in the hearts OF all who were
present. In the midst OF all the rejoicing
the.e was tender thoughts and words for
those homes in our land, darkened by
the shadow of loss and loneliness, the
price we pay for peace.
The church WAS tsstefully decorated
with flags and chaplets OF leaves. Much
credit is due Rev. Mr.. Bean for the ar
Of the exercises and the selec-
tions of topics and speakers.
Aug. Is. NJ.
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to attend a school to study shorthand and

to attend a school to study shorthand and
typewriting.
Austin Havey and Charles Sargent of
this place are the contractors for the
stone work en- the Emery cottage.
Mrs. Sara S. Abbott left Friday for Port
land to join her usband, DIR. E. G..
Abbott, who Is one of the surgeons in
the Maine general hospital.
Uncle George Hodgkins is in very poor
health. Since he lost his eye three years
ago, Mr.. Hodgkins has made his home
with his son George Hodgkins.
IL
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sorrento.

Sorrento.
The song recital at Hotel Sorrento last
Friday by Alexander Mackenzie Mattocks
and Miss Monaghan was, from an rtstic
point of view, great success, althoug h
not largely attended. Mr.. Mattocks is a
fine tenor, and Miss Monaghan brilliant
soprano. The audience was delighted
with the entire programme, which was as
follows.
Song OF the Page, from Les Huguenots.
Meyerbcer
Miss Monaghan.
Comfort Ye, from the Messiah. Handel
Mr.. Mattocks.
Ny Hame i where the Heather Blooms.
DeKoycn
Miss Monaghan.
Drink to Me only with thine Eyes
Ben johnson
Al THI=as.5 the \iEht........... .Beultou
Mr. Mattocks
The Swatlows.'... .....,.,'.'..'C oWen
Miss Monaghan
scotch Songs
a The Banks OF Loeb Lomond.
b Bonnie Doom.
Mr.. Maitocks.
Sing, Smile Slumbcr. .Gounod
Miss Monaghan.
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ent committees and good working force
in the ranks, are to be congratulated that
their unfailing labors have had rich re-
ward.
The circle was glad to welcome among
other visitors to the sale Mrs. ID. w. Bun
ker, of Bar Harbor, and Mrs. Linniken, of
Surry-helping members Of the circle who
are greatly missed from the regular meet
inps
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Franklin.

Franklin.
The Bunker family gathered at the
home OF Mrs. Roland Bunker, Aug. I, to
pay their annual visit to the old home
stead. a picnic dinner was served, and a
pleasant day was enjoyed. Those presepr
were: Sherman Bunker and wife. IVES
Sullivan; Arthur Bunker and wife
Franklin; Francis Bunker, Howard, r. l.:
Charles r. Bunker, Boston; Miss Belle
Bunker, East Boston; Roscoe Gray ana
wife, Franklin.
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BuCk~port.

BuCksport.
The announcement that the Perkins
mill is to open up next week is good
news to the people of Bucksport. The
mill was shut down pending the decision
in the law suits against the company
growing out OF the drowning of four of
its employees last summer.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Margaret Bradley Warren, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Human Warren, to David
c. Buck, only son of George Buck, OF
Chelsea, Mass. Miss Warren is one OF
Bucksport's most talented and popular
young ladies. Mr.. Buck, who is now in
town, is well known here.
The first grand banker of the season,
the schooner IN. B. Stetson", Capt. Nc
lnnis, came in Sunday afternoon. She
brought full fare of cod some 3i0, 900
pounds, and nearly forty barrels OF oil.
Capt. McInnis reports an uneventful trip.
But little rough weather was encountered.
He reports all the other vessels doing
we'll, with prospects OF full fares.
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Eastbrook.
A daughter came to the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Googins last week.
Russell Dyer, an aged and respected cit
lien OF this place, died Saturday night
after an illness OF several months. HE
leaves wife. He was a good citizen, an
earnest, conscientious Christian, and will
be missed in the community as we'll as in
church and home.
Aug b.
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Sullivan.

sullivan.
Miss Grace Chamberlain, whose read
ing has delighted large audiences in Bos-
ton and vicinity, will read at the hall
Thursday evening, Aug. IS.
The many friends OF Oliver H. Perry, of
Boston, We're delighted to see his beauti-
full yacht "Helen" steaming into the har-
Dor last Monday morning. In Mr.. Perry's
party were Mrs. John G. Moseley, Fred
Hodgman and wife, and Francis Pierce
and wife. On Tuesday Mr.. Perry invited
Capt 5. V. Dennis and family, Mrs. Stan
Wilson, II. w. Dunbar and H. H. Saun-
derson to spend the day on the yacht and
enjoy the pleasure of deep sea fishing out
side Egg Rock. The day was most en-
joyable in every way. One of the pleas
ing features WAS the delicious luncheon
served in the pretty dining room. The
Helen sailed for Boston Wednesday
afternoon.
Aug l5 SPEC
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West Sullivan.
Miss Cora Gordon is spending week
in Orono.
Austin Havey found a baby girl to
greet him when he arrived home from
Bar Harbor Saturday night.
Miss Gertrude Henderson leaves here
soon for Rhode Island, where she expects
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Birch Harbor.

Birch Harbor.
j. B. Higgins is visiting in Franklin.
E. f. Cpham and wife, OF Arlington.
Mass, are visiting here.
Wednesday afternoon the dwelling nj
Charles Wakefield took fire. By the
prompt aid of neighbors it was saved
The damage was slight.
Aug. 10. &
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The shirt waist party in Fox's hall last
Wednesday evening was most enjoyable
affair. Dancing was INDUCED in until a
late hour. Music was furnished by Mon
aghan's orchestra. A large number at
tended from Ellsworth and Franklin.
There will be another of these parties
Wednesday evening OF this week.
Aug. 16. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-17

The dates for the fair of the Hancock
county agricultural society have been
fixed. They are Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept 20, p and %.
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SPEC.

Waltham.
There was picnic at Kttredges cove
Friday.
William Grant and wife, OF Eden. are
in town haying.
Milton Haslem and wife spent few
days in Hancock the past week.
Erastus Wall closed his labors in the
church here Sunday Aug. Il. Mr.. Wall is
an energetic young man, and his many
friends wish him prosperity.
New arrivals in town are Eugene Wood
ward and wife, Albert Beach and wife,
Waldron Hastings, Harry Rhodes and
Miss Rhoda Jordan, Boston.
Aug. 16. II.
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Ilo dds Pills cur1 liver His, hiliousness, indi
gest'on, headache. L 10 ke. ea Y To oper-
ate. sc -Adrt .