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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-16
ITALIAN FAIR
TO Be OPENED
MONDAY NIGHT
Preparations Nearly
Complete.
LIST OF VARIOUS BOOTHS
MAYOR PHELAN MAKES THE
OBLIGATORY ADDRESS.
Names of the Charitable Ladies Who
Are Destined to Make
the Bazaar
Success.

The parishioners of SITS. Peter and
PauPs Italian Church are growing en-
thusiastic over the prospects of their
church fair, which will be opened by
Mayor rhelan on Monday evening, Oc-
tober IT, at Washington Hall.
All preliminaries bearing on the fair
have been carefully attended to and per-
fectly arranged. An elaborate musical
programme has been prepared for the oc-
casion. and may be noted as a character
istic feature that cannot fail to be great
ly appreciated.
The various booths will be presided over
by the following ladies':
Children OF Mary booth-Mrs. DR.. Pescia
Miss Ginoccho, president Of the Children of
Mary; Miss Campodonico, vice president, as
sisted by other officers and members of the
sodallty
Mary. Help of Christians. flower stand
Miss Eda Beronio and Miss Eda Lertora. as
Miss A. Arata, Miss F. Baccigalupi, Miss b
Borlini. Miss C. Chichizola. Miss l. Garbarino
Wilson and others.
Columbus booth-Mrs. Brun. Mrs. Daneri and
st. Cecelia's booth--Mrs Spadina, Miss Spa
dino. assisted by Miss Lenormand, Miss r.
/. Bianchi. Miss S. Former. Miss e. smith
Messrs. J.. Root J. Lombard and others
velli. Miss Cagleri and friends
Icecream stand and soda fountain-Mrs. Ger
velli. Miss DIVA, assisted by Miss Lorenz
Miss Ratagliat Miss GRANDMA and others
Prize wheel-In charge of Mr.. Olivia and as
sistants
In connection with each booth are some
special attractions such as the post
office, the grab bag, the fish pond and an
interesting series of well-planned con-
tests.
The programme of entertainments has
been arranged by Mrs. Steffani as fol-
lows:
| Monday-The Mascagni Mandolin Club, (a)
''Ricordi dIselle' (Sartori), Oh Lucia d
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Want a School Building.

A committee of ten residents of Sunny
side appeared before six members of the
Board of Education at the city building
yesterday and asked for the construction
of a $4,000 school building in their district.
The Sunnyside people complained that the
present rented shack is an eyesore and is
unfit for the purposes of a school.
The committee was referred to Mayor
Phelan for advice. The Mayor stated that
it was possible that the Supervisors might
appropriate $4,000 out of the new firemen' S
fund received from the foreign insurance
companies, or possibly there would be no
garbage contract, and then the Super
visors could give $4,000 out of the money
set aside for the garbage. The Sunnyside
| committee will present a petition to the
| Supervisors on Monday.
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1.-The Palms." tenor solo, Professor Manloyd;
selected. soprano, Miss Annie Rooney.
Tuesday-The entertainment will be sustained
by the Glee Club, Company NJ, League OF the
Cross.
Wednesday -Mr Zappelli. Miss Coleman and
Mr. Dubois have kindly consented to render
selected pieces.
Thursday - Entertainment by the Italian
school children, trained and directed by Mrs.
Mosca.
Friday-Songs Will be rendered by Mr.. Shee-
rim. Mr.. Pho Lanfranchi and Miss Spadina.
Miss Drefuss' famous little artists will shoW
their ability in some samples of fancy dane
ing.
Saturday-Selected, ]. ]. Lerman; "Sempre
Uniti, duet, Mrs Steffan and Mr.. Brolin
selected tenor solo, w. ]. o Brien; selected,
contralto solo, Miss Eda Smyth.
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Hosmer Has Returned.

Assistant District Attorney John A.
Hosmer, who a few days ago appeared be-
fore the Supreme Court in Los Angeles
on behalf of Detective Mcvey of Della
ware, who seeks to remove Mrs. Cordelia
Mrs Cunning and Mrs. Deane for trial,
has returned to the city Mr.. Hosmer
contended that as the Governor had is
sued the warrant for Mrs. Botkin's ex-
tradition she was Illegally held by Chief
Lees, and he asked that the Supreme
Court order her into the custody of De-
tective McVey that he might remove her
to Delaware The Supreme Court refused
to interfere, however, and Mr.. Hosmer' 4
object was defeated.
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JUDGES AT INGLESIDE.
The Pacific Coast Jockey Club has
Elected New Racing Officials.

At a special meeting of the Pacific Coast
Jockey Club the directors made some very
important changes In the staff of racing
officials Edward F. Smith of Sacramen-
to and Harry Kuhl of Chicago have been
appointed judges, and win occupy the
stand at Ingleside during the coming sea-
SON. Last season, in the absence of Cap
tain James H. Rees, Joseph A. Murphy,
who is the presiding judge of the Califor-
mia Jockey Club, presided at Inglestde and
J. w Wilson of Sacramento was assistant
judge.
Edward f. Smith of Sacramento. who is
the new presiding judge, is we'll known
and very popular He is the secretary of
the State Agricultural Society. Harry
Kuhl the new assistant Judge, has been
for two years past the official handicap
per and clerk of the scales at Ingleside.
Both are experienced racing men and I'M
der their watchful care the racing at
Ingleside during the coming season will
be conducted on strictly fair principles.
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Wednesday John Reid, a member of the
Iowa Regiment, gave him a valise to
carry from the Preside to a Union-street
car Jerry disappeared with the valise
and pawned it for 81.
He explained to the court that it was
all a mistake, and felt aggrieved that
him. The Judge questioned him, and he
admitted that he had been sent up be-
fore. AS it looked bad for him, he said
that if the Judge would let him off he
would vote for him, but it had no effect,
and he got three months, much to his dis
gust.
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- ~
Territory The ChickaSaw
Council in session at Tishomingo, T. T.,
has just passet. the bill raising the price
of license to white men who would wed
Chickasaw women from $50 to $500.
The purpose of the bill is to prevent
indolent white men marrying into the
tribe or marrying these girls for money
alone.
The Chickasaw tribe of Indians is
comprised Of about five thousand full
bloods and ten or twelve thousand half
and quarter breeds
Many white men have married into
the tribe within recent years and set
tied upon large tracts of land. OF the
nearly 100000 acres of land in that ma
ton over one-half of it is owned and
settled upon by whites who have mar
rfed Indian women.
Until very recently these "squaw
men" have also controlled the Council
and law making bodies of the tribe. At
the last election the fullbloodS were in
the majority and elected every member
of the Council. They at once decided to
pass a bill stopping so many white men
from marrying into the tribe and ac-
cordingly passed the bill raising the
license Fee
The new $500 fee only applies to white
men or women who would marry a
Chickasaw Indian according to the laws
of that nation and become a citizen of
their nation with all the rights to land
and money.
A Chickasaw Indian If he had his al
lotment and per capita of the tribal
fund is worth about $4,000. 1t is still
profitable business to marry an Indian
woman of that tribe, but 1t will not be
INDUCED in so much hereafter because
of the increase in the license fee.
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= Morning-High mass and sermon the
Gospel OF the day. Evening-Vespers.
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Church OF the Advent, Eleventh street, near
Market-Rev. ]. A. Emery.
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/ Morning-High mass and sermon at II
| O. clock. Evening-VesperS.
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Morning by the rector. Evening
Same.
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DID NOT WANT HIS VOTE.
Jerry Sullivan Sentenced to Three
Months for Stealing a Valise.

Jerry Sullivan, petty larceny thief,
was yesterday sent to the County Jail for
three months by Judge Conlan. Last
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Olivet Congregational. Seventeenth and
Noe streets-Rev. H T. Shepard
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Third Congregational. Fifteenth street, near
NIission-Rev. William RAIDER.
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ST. Teresa s. Tennessee and Butte streets
Rev p {. O'Connell.
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Plymouth Congregational, Post street, near
Webster-Rev. F. B. Cherington
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these the items for which eagerly watch Has advertisements:

60 dozen huckaback towels, fine weave.
fringed colored borders. size 19x39
new shifting fannels, IS inches wide,
heavy quality, twilled, in small checks
and stripes. medium colors. .1Z15c
new german cotton elderdown flannel.
q inc1es wide. heavy, warm, wrap.
spachteI bureau scarfs to match shams.
4-row alI-bristle toothbrush. ..10c
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COSTS SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS
TO MARRY
AN INDIAN WOMAN NOW.

Special to the The Sunday Call.
T ICHITA, Kans., Oct 15-It
~ costs $500 now to buy a
~ marriage license in the
" Chickasaw Nation, Indian
ioly
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Star of the Sea, Seventh avenue and Poin
Lobos avenue-Father Coyle.
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II Morning-"Love That Passeth knowledge.
Evening-"The Uplifted Christ
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First United Presbyterian. Golden Gate
avenue and Polk street.
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fancy quill ponpons DC
wing pOnpons. 21c
argus quilts, each Sc
jet-spangled crowns soc
jeweled crowns (now much in vogue). -. SOC
$500 yards Oriental and net top Venetian
point lace. to 8 inches wide take your
early pick, yard Observation-Disclosures c
spachtel pillow shams, richly embroidered
with tambour stitching, 80 inches square,
pair 75c
9-row imported French aIl-bristle hair
brush, solid back.
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St Adams Episcopal Church, Golden Gate
Hall. 625 Suffer street-Rev. Erasmus Var
Deerlin.
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Morning-"The Healing of Souls" Even
! Christ, a Never Failing Friend
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Second Unitarian, Twentieth and Capp
streets-Rev. A. J. Wells.
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Morning-Holy communion at IL O'Clock
Evening-Sermon and instruction
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Morning-"The Painting Heart" Evening
/ The Wings Of Seraphim," Sunday school
/ lesson for October 23
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First Church of Christ, Scientist. 223 Suffer
street.-The Bible and Science and Health.
With Key TO the Scriptures.
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Morning-Sermon and communion service.
| Evening-Sermon and prayer service
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Morning-Sermon by Rev Father Gleason
S. J., at the 1890 o'clock mass. Evening
Sermon Immediately after vespers by Rev
Father Calzia on Infant Baptism-Its
Necessity and the Condition of the Tn
baptised."
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Morning-High mass and sermon by one
| of the priests OF the community. Evening
| Sermon and vespers.
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IMorning-hass and holy communion at 1880
| o clock; high mass and sermon at IL
! Evening-Evensong and sermon at s.
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IMorning-Divine service and sermon at IL
Evening-Sermon by the pastor
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Morning-''To Seek and to Save the LOST. -
EVENING" arabbas or Christi
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Richmond Congregational. Seventh avenue
and Clement street-Rev. P. Coombe
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Morning" Enduring the Fiery Test" Even
ing" Cooperation in Bringing Men I,
Christ revival service.
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Morning-Divine service at IL o'clock. Even
struction.
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Morning-High mass and sermon by Father
! Cassini. Evening" o'clock, yespers, ser
! mon and benedictiou.
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Morning-Sermon by the rector. Evenin,
Same.
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ar lMorning-''Is Life All vanity?" Evening
What and Where Is Heaven? with a
prelude on THAT Bible of Yours
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Morning Services at II O'Clock. Evening
Sermon by the rector
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Bethlehem Congregational. Vermont street
near Twenty fourth-Rev- W. H. Tubb.
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Morning-High mass at IL o'clock Even
ing-Rosary and procession in honor Of
the Virgin.
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I Morning-High mass and sermon by one of
the priests of the parish. Evening-Ves-
pers. benediction and a sermon.
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lMorning-High mass at 1880 o'clock. Even
! ing-VeSpers and sermon.
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service for the soldiers
Evening-Sermon and instruction.
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Morning-High mass and sermon at II
o'clock. Evening-Vespers, sermon and
! benediction.
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cushion of heavy figured cretonne, with
a four-inch hem, all ready for use, IS inches
square. in assorted colors, each.
lady's corset, covered with fine black sateen.
closely stripped. French cut, hooks, long in
front, short in hip lace and ribbon trimmed top
and bottom size is to 81 90
children's black cashmere hose. narrow ribbed
fine quality, double knees, double merino heels
and toes sizes to 9.........................25
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Y. NJ. C. A, Ellis and Mason streets-Dr.
jefferson.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the Gospel. Evening
Sermon, vespers and benediction.
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n Morning-High mass and sermon. Even
}. ing-Vespers and benediction.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-30
CIBARA SURRENDERS.
Our Flag Flies Over Every Inn
portant City in Santiago
Province.

BOSTON, July 30, 1sss-A special to the
Herald from Key West, says The i'm
portant city Of Gibara, on the northeast
coast of Cuba, in the Province of santi-
ago. has surrendered te the American
Navy
This information was brought here this
morning by Ensign Snow. who, with a
prize crew. arrived in charge of the Span
ish schooner Gibara. Snow says that
under orders from Admiral Sampson the
gunboat Nashville entered the harbor of
Cibara Thursday to demand its surrender.
steaming carefully UP to the city, the
commander Of the Nashville was sur
prised to find no attempt made from shore
TO resist the advance. Not even a Span
ish flag was flying over the public build
ings An officers with an armed force
was sent ashore to demand the surrender
of the city They found the Standards
had evacuated the CAY previous and gone
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TAXES APPORT|0AE6.
County Board for Equaliz-
alton Completes
Its Labor.
WHAT EACH MUNICIPALITY Pays
State School and County
Assessments Apportioned
By the Commissioners.
WHAT EACH MUNICIPALITY Pays

The County Board of Equalization OF
Taxes practically finished up their busi-
ness yesterday afternoon by apportfoning
the State School and county taxes among
the different cities, towns and town
ships. The Board will hold one mere
meeting on Labor Day, September 5. to
witness the Assessors sign and swear to
their several abstracts of ratables.
Clerk Connolly submitted an affidavit
that he had served notice on Assessor
MeDermott of West Hobolxen, and Asses
sor O'Donnell of Weehawken, that the
Board had increased their Valuations
The following preamble and resolution
were offered by Commissioner Mclean
and adopted
Whereas. This Board has carefully
examined the duplicates of the assess
ors of the different assessment dis
tricts, cities, towns and townships of
the county and duly Investigated and
ed by them In accordance with law,
for the purpose of equalizing the
taxes between the several assessment
districts; and
Whereas. 1t is the Judgment of this
Board that the valuations of the as
SCISSORS as ascertained in the respec-
tive assessors duplicates, as the same
have been adjusted by this Board,
are relatively as high as they
can be made and that the
value of the property contained in any
duplicate as adjusted is not relatively
less than the value of other property
in the county. and that 1t is the jpdg-
ment of this Board that the valuations
of the respective assessors, as contain
ed in their duplicates are relatively
equal, and that the apportionment of
the State school and county taxes
should be made upon the valuations
of the respective assessors as adjusted
by this Board as they stand now upon
the different duplicates, then be it
Resolved, That this Board do now in
accordance with the statute In such
cases made and provided, proceed to
make such aDportionment upon the
basis of the valuations as they now
stand adjusted by this Board upon the
several duplicates of the respective as
SCISSORS. as restored TO this Board by
them and as adjusted by this Board
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BY HIS PALS. :
Highwayman Arrested in
Hoboken After a Des-
perate Struggle.

bold highway robbery was attempted
in Hoboken at an early hour this morn
ing. The highwayman was caught and
brought to Hoboken Police Headquarters
after desperate resistance and is now
safely lodged in the County Jail on
charges of atrocious assault and battery
and attempted highway robbery.
At three o'clock this morning John
Rohweber Of No. 41s Bloomheld street,
and Carl Muller were on their way to
their respective homes They went
through Church Square Park. When they
were in the middle of the park and oppo-
site a dense growth Of shrubbery. a man
who was concealed in the shrubbery
jumped in front of them.
Throw up your hands, the highway
man cried, as he leveled a revolver at
both men
Up went their hands like shot
Come on Tom and George; aren't you
going to give me hand in this thing?''
the highway yelled, still covering both
men with his revolver.
At this two forms, evidently Tom
and George who had lost their nerve,
scurried from the bushes through the
park. They might have seen Policeman
Kiely standing at nearby street cor
ner. At any rate, they made no attempt
to assist their comrade. and were soon
lost to view
The highwayman, seeing that he had
been deserted. lowered his revolver for a
moment and made grab at Rohmeber' 5
watch. Rohmeber got his nerve and re-
sisted. at the same time yelling s'Policet
Murder" at the top of his voice.
Policeman Kieiy hurried to the scene
He only had half a block to travel, and
was behind the highwayman in a very
short time. With a blow of his night
stick the policeman Knocked the revolver
from the highwaynan's hand. The rob-
ber did not give up without fight,
however. He tustled with the police
man for several minutes, but was finally
landed at Police Headquarters.
There the prisoner was identified as
William Greenash. professional thief,
who has served several terms for grand
larceny and robbery. Rohweber was pro-
and offered him $40 bill The policeman
refused the money and rebuked Rohweb-
er. saying that he was only doing his duty
for which the city paid him.
This morning Greenash was arraigned
before Recorder Stanton, and was COM
mitted without bail to await the action of
the Grand Jury in charges of atrocious
assault and battery and attempted high
way robbery
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JERSEYMEN IN CUBA.
War in Spain Opens Up New
Fields for Jersey Cor
porations.
Especial to .The Jersey city News."1

Especial to "The Jersey City News"1
TRENTON, July 80, 1S98.-That the re-
suit of the war with Spain will be to open
up new fields for American enterprise is
well known and corporations are already
being formed under New Jerseys favor
able laws to operate in the new fields On
Thursday, as told in these columns yes
terday, the Porto Rico Commercial Com
pany, composed of New Workers, was
formed with an authorized capital stock
of $500000 to carry on a general steamship
business, and yesterday the Cuban and
an-American Express Company, with a
capital stock of $500, 900, was formed This
company will carry on an express busi-
ness between this country and Cuba The
incorporators are:-Senator Frank D.
Pavey, ex-Dock Commissioner William G..
O Brien. Thomas A. Mcintyre, Timothy
Hogan. all OF New York, and John v.
Bacot of Jersey City.
Other certificates filed yesterday were as
follows:
The American Street Cleaning Company.
with an authorized capital stock of $1,000, :
ooo II Is formed for the purpose Of taking
contracts for cleaning of streets in cities.
The incorporators are as follows:--R II.
Beach. a Broad street; }. F. q. Meyer, III
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WALES GOES YACHTING
[By Gable to The Associated press.l

by Gable to The Associated Press.l
LONDON, July 30, 1898. The Prince Of
Wales started for the Solent at ESQ this
afternoon. He was carried from his room
In Marlborough House on an ambulance
couch, which was placed bodily in hospi-
tai ambulance. The Princess of Wales
then took a seat beside her husband. who
was also accompanied by a physician. The
party was heartily cheered as the ambu-
lance was driven away.
Similar methods will be observed in
transferring the Prince of Wales to the
train and from the latter to the royal
yacht Osborne. and in taking him ashore
again. A number of sailors have been
specially trained to carry the couch on
board the yacht. which will Immediately
proceed to Cowes. Alterations have been
made in her deckhouse SO as to allow Of
the Princes chair passing easily in and
out, and a special pavilion has been erect
ed astern, where His Royal Highness will
witness the regatta. The Princess OF
Wales viii remain on board the yacht.