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The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02
COURAGE:

It Is not that they never knew Weakness or fear who are the brave: Those are the proud, the knightly few Whose joy is. still to serve and save. But they who. in the weary night, Amid the darkness and the stress. Have struggled with disease and blight. With pitiful world -weariness: They who have yedrned to stand among The free and mighty of the earth. Whose sad, aspiring souls are wrung With starless hope and hollow mirth- Who die with every day. yet live Through merciless, unbrightened years, Whose sweetest right Is to forgive And smile diviney through their tears: They are the noble, they the strong. They are the tried, the trusted ones. And though their way is hard and long Straight to the pitying God it runs
 -Harper's Weekly.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02
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A COSTLY MISTAKE.

' strange and o O o o laughable con structions of the Queens English as the result of typographical errors. Apropos, here is story upon a reporter who, in consequence of the printer taking affairs into his own hands, was suspended for two weeks from the benefits of the pay roll. In Richmond Va, there is large organization known as the Hollywood Memorial Association, and every June the ladies set aside day for the decora- ton of the graves of the many Confed- crate dead who are buried in the ceme- tery from which the organization takes It's name The society has many adjunct societies that work under it's direction.
 The president of one of these is Mrs. Blank, a rich society leader, who aspires to literary attachments. Her immediate branch of the organization held it's an- niversary meeting last spring and she read before 1t an especially prepared ad- dress in which she said: Let us never forget that as a society we owe our ex- istence to the Hollywood Memorial As sociation." She had abbreviated the name and used in her copy the letters "H. M. A." When. with an air of pride, she turned the address over. to the pa tient reporter he thankfully accepted 1t and assured her that 1t should appear In It's entirety.
 In editing the copy the reporter drew a ring around the letters 'H. M. A." as sign to the printer to spell the name out In full. The next day when he came down to the office he found upon his desk anote from the managing editor asking for a few moments of his valuable time.
 He entered his chiefs sanctum to find there Mrs. Blank, who with a deeply in- jured air was telling how she had been made to appear ridiculous in the eyes ot her friends: Then the reporter was in- formed in no uncertain terms that he could work for two weeks just for the fun*of the thing.
 :. It occurred to him that he might find an explanation in Mrs. Blanks address, and he did, for there, In hard, cold type. the printer had set up the sentence, Let us never forget that as society we ows our existence to the Holy Master Above"
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02
THE. NEWS FROM THE ORIENT.

H OUBTLESS the dispatches from European | capitals concerning the situation in China are A/. as amusing to the gifted gentlemen who cons coct them as to the. American reader: send an- nouncements at one time that the Kaiser has the. upper hand the Chinese coast, on the next day that Great Britain IS dominant and the third day that Russian has grabbed and holds everything in sight, must be pleasing occupation to "a man who is paid for it and has nothing else to do. :* F
 In the meantime the situation in China is an affair Of grave importance, in which serious people take interest That interest is not satisfied by the changing reports and rumors of European capitals. It does not require telegram every day to let us know that British papers claim Great Britain has won a diplomatic victory, that German papers as sert the supremacy of Germany in the Orient to be a assured thing from this time or and that Russian newspapers say nothing. One might as well read the startling interviews with Pope and Queen and Kaiser which the yellow journalists write as they sip their beer in the dives of New York.
 Under these circumstances it is gratifying to be able to announce that The Call will receive its news from China direct and not through the medium of European journals. This IS to be accomplished by the alliance of The Call with the New York Her. aid, a special correspondent J. L. Stickney, repre- senting the two papers, being we'll on his way to the scene of European aggression on the Chinese 
 supervision of dipomatsts and official censors They will give to the public definite information con corning the situation and enable the reader to form intelligent opinion of the movements of the rival powers.
 In a time comparatively short the special letters to The Call and the Herald will be forthcoming No expense will be spared to get these accurate and full reports swiftly can be accomplished by the use of steam and electricity. Mir. Stckney is one of the most energetic well as one of the most pains taking and reliable of the younger generation of cor respondents and can be counted on to forward the of every important event in his field of action as soon as it is possible to do so.
 Although the dispatches which have reached this country of the situation in China have ,been contra dctory and confusing, enough has been made known to show the serious nature o the complications there and the imminent danger of generalwar which would involve nearly all Europe as well as China and Japan It would be difficult under such circumstances to overrate the value of reliable news from the scene of the impending conflict: and The Call and Herald dis patches will be of vast importance since they will afford the only information open to the general pub
 lie on which an intelligent estimate may be made of the prospects of war or peace long as the present crisis lasts - t
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02
EQUAL TO EVERY OCCASION
W,Ilopo Horbor (Wosh.) Pilot.

California's Golden Jubilee; to com memorate, Marshall's discovery of gold at Sutter,s fort, is being celebrated in San Francisco this week in a manner befitting the importance of the event. AS a memorial of this gigantic cele- bration the San Francisco Call issued a forty-eight-page edition that .chal- lenges the admiration of the news paper. world. The great mining en- terprises of the State are traced through their successive stages and developments from Marshall's discov- cry to the opening of the Jubilee in a graphic and intensely interesting manner, and the illustrations are su- perb. The Call is equal to every oc- casion.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02
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+.ORIGINAL OF SHERLOCK HOLMES {

Q @~ ~W@@ . % Q 6 z C. 6 2 6 @ 2 6 :EREDERICK S.. JARVIS, who has
 just been. retired from active service
 A.' in. Scotland Yard, London, is said to be. the. original .Dr. A. Conan Doyle's :" Sherlock .Holmes.' Mr. Jarvis is one of the '"ablest detectfyes in the world, and has been in|the service of the metropol- tan. police of London ever since he was 19 years: old. :, :.:: :@ss#.::: s=.: .:...
 Z, To tell a: tithe- of. his great exploits would requireEa book. His most: sensa-
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

The real name of Francsque Sarcey. the distinguished Parisian critic, Is Fran cois. He has for eighty years used the less common name exclusively till the other day, when he went to enter his sons name in the army list. Although the pseudonym of a writer is considered valid in France for all commercial pur- poses, official papers in the army have to be signed with the real name.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

lightship that is to be located on the San
 Francisco bar next month will be in
 charge of A. l.. Lowell, a resident of
 Berkeley.
 SPANISH :NAMES-A. B., Oakland.
 Cal In Spanish words that commence
 with :t:.Jo'' take the sound of "Ho.' For
 instance, Jose is pronounced as if written
 e.Hosa'' in English, with: the a' sounded as s'a't .iri:fate.. Joachim is pronounced as
 if written Ho-a-kim, and Joniye as II
 written "Ho-nee-ya 4.
 :. TOM. PAINE--J. A.: R., City. Where
 the. remains of Tom Paine are buried is
 something that is not known. On the 10th of June, 1909, his remains were buried
 on his farm at New Rochelle, N. Y., and
 they were allowed to remain there until
 1SI9, W hen they. were removed to England
 by William Corbett,a then prominent
 radical. who had an idea that the re-
 publican notions he favored would be
 mistaken and eventually, in lS36 the re-
 mains were seized as part or the property
 of Paines son, Who became, pa panRfuPe Rf t,s
 1S44 as being ia the possession or a MT.
 T'illy in London. The assertion IS made
 that subsequendy te that the9 were buried there. .:..: . CITIZENsHIP-s Subscriber, City, The | fact that a German served ten years in | the army of the United States and has |
 received an honorable discharge does not confer on him the right to vote without
 being naturalized. The law is that:
 Amy. alien of the age of twenty who has | been in the armies of the United States l and has been honorably discharged | therefrom may: become a citizen on his | petition, without any previous declara- | tion of intention. provided that he has | resided in the United States at least one | year previous to his application and is of l good moral character"
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 | LICENSE-E. B., Taylor, Shasta Coun- | ty, Cal. There is no provision of law in 1 California that authorizes a man to ped- | dle without a license because he is a vet- eran of the war of the Rebellion In | San Francisco veteran of the war, upon the presentation of a petition indorsed by two citizens and proof before the License Committee of the Board of Su-
 pervisors that the petitioner is such a veteran and is by reason of age or in- firmitY unable to earn living by manual labor, is generally given a free license.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02
cALIFoRNIANs IN. NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Feb. l. Judge Curtis H. Lindley of San Francisco is at the Fifth avenue Hotel. w.. H. Cameron of San Francisco is at the Murray IIill Hotel. M Hale of San Francisco is at the Meth: erland Hotel ..:.3t.-: ....-..':
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02
.AMUSEM ENTS.

Raldwin-"Girl Paris"
 Alcazar--Victor Durand
 Moroscos-"Dowil in Dixie" Tivoli-"The Pearl of Pekin."
 Orpheun- Vaudeville . Olympia, Mason and Eddy streets-hrchners Laoes Orchestra. The Chutes-Chiquta and Vaudeville Pavon-Mning Fair and Klondke Expositlon' Ly beck Cycle Skating Rlnk-Optical Illusions Jockey Ingesde RacetrackRaces today
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

John A Dana of Worcester, Mass, is now in receipt of letter which has been travelling for forty-four years. The Yale class of 1S44 agreed to start a letter which was to go to each member, who would add an account of his success, his fail ures, hopes, etc, and would, when it re- turned to him, replace the old matter by new. Gradually the number of It's recipi- ents has grown less, but 1t still traverses every section of the country.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

CORONAtoO.-Atmosph is perfectly dry. soft and mild, being entirely free from ths mists common further north. Round trip tickets by steamship. including fifteen days board at the Hotel del Coronado s65; longer stay S2 50 per day. Apply New Montgomery street, San Francisco. or A. w. Bailey. mana ger Hotel del Coronado. late of Hotel Colo rado, Glenwood Springs Colorado
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02
AUCTION SALES.

Frank Butterheld-This day, February ?, Turksh il6 2 and SP NJ
 By William G. Layng & Co.-Thur.day, Feb. B. Trottng Horses at Horse Exchange 225 Tehama St.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02
Mrs. winsIow's Soothing syrup


 Has been used over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while Teething with perfect success It soothes the child. softens the gums, allays Pain cures Wind Colic, reg ulates the Bowels and is the best remedy for Diarrhoeas whether arising from teething other causes For sale by Druggists in every part of the world. Be and ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup. z5c bottle.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

While the Police Commissioners planning to shift few captains they would be wise to shift few patronlen entirely off the force. Policemen who without warrant assume the right to invade private houses ought to be treated as burglars, and if the householder abstain from shooting them, to be glad of no worse penalty than dismissal.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

Said to . be the OriginaE Of A. Conan DOyle s .* :;+: Sherlock Holiness - tional and dramatic work was done in connection with the arrest and .convic- tion of Mendell Howard for extensive bank note forgeries in England, America, France and Germany.
 Mr.. Jarvis is a native of Devonshire and Is of tremendous stature and most powerful physique. He has been regard ed with great favor by the wealthy classes in London, who look upon him as a protector with more than human power.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02
Cal. glace fruit soc perlb at Townsend's.

Special information supplied daily to business houses and public men by the Press Clipping Bureau (Allens). 510 Mont. gomery street. Telephone Main 1042.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

Sacramento is likely to be left without police court but the loss will be less than San Franciscos would be under a similar experience. Sacramento has Judge Campbell, and its judicial whiskers are of an ordinary type.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

MANY causes induce gray hair, but PARKER's HAIR BALsAM brings back the youthful color. :. HINDERcoRNs. the best cure for corns 15 cts
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

A Detroit capitalist proposes to prove that the Bland Allison bill is unconstitutional. Possibly it is If it stands in the way of the capitalist undoubtedly it is. Gradually suspicion is arising that the stituton is unconstitutional.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02
cALIFoRNIANs IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-J.z J. Cousins and c. N. Clarke of San Francisco are at the St. James.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02
IT LEADS THE VAN.
sorotooo Item.

The Jubilee Edition of the San Fran cisco Call Is a great effort in modern journalism. The Call seems to be leaving the front behind.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

There is something almost pathetic in the state ment of the Spring Valley Water Company that it lost money during the last year. Has the gas com pany also suffered the buffeting of povertyf
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

Two . .bellboys. at. the Palace Hotel are close fri e n d s, and. while one is in clined t o b e sportive ;: and is a "a. invstarate
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

It would be gratifying to be able to state that the charges of blackma against certain Supervisors came surprise.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

There is no avoiding the conclusion that the time tor Senator Teller to shed few more tears has ar rived.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

Women have been recognized at last. New Yorks new State House Is to contain in marble the faces Captains Molly Pitcher and Susan B. Anthony. But where is Charlotte Smith? Now there's a female who in justice to herself and humanity ought to be turned into stone right away.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

The observant spectator cannot help but wonder whether .Vining does not experience sense of dis appointment when one of his justly celebrated cars merely bumps citizen and does not kill him..
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

The pound is now in politics, and lot of polti- clans ought to be in the pound
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

It is said that the purpose of sending the Mohican to Samoa will be to give the natives object les son. This is playing on the simplicity of the natives. If they get scared at the Mohican they would prob ably fall in dead faint at the sight of real modern ship
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

THE LIGHT .SHIP-A. s., City. The lightship that is to be located on the San Francisco bar next month will be in charge of A. l.. Lowell, resident or Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

Fault is being found because the crews of Oak
 land ferry boats slow in rescung would-be sui cides No very good reason appears for haste in this It is because of the possibility that non- suicidal people may tumble overheard that there ap- pears for the crews to learn to launch ing craft without induging in much deberation.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

C. P. Huntington's tendency 10 confound his iden- tty with that of the United States will soon result in his contributing his mortal parts to the creation of Ia dull thud.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-02

Numerous and varied are the j o k e s that. are told at the .ex-. pense of the prin- ter, m a n y the S t r a n 2 Q and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25

FANNY DAVENPORT AT FIFTH AVENUE
TOSCA"

Miss Davenport resp7eared in New-York last
night az the FIFTH Avenue Theatr presenting
S4rdou's weii-known play OF LA Tosca.' and re-
reatinc her familiar performance Of its heroine.
Miss Davenport has Ong been a favorte with the
ulay-goinc public here and often she returns
10 our stage she Is cordially welcomed. friendly
sssennlaEe greeted her last night. and In spite OF
the er-accumulatias horrors o; Sardou's "Tosca,
which is. distinctly. one Of the most hdeous and
sXecrahle plays Of our jime.-it oravely cheered
her 70 the CORY cunination and fatal close OF that
.orr nightmare OF lust and murder. Miss Daven-
por;s signal ability her profession requires no
testimonial Handsome. genial, spirited and accom-
phshed her presence in dramas Of civilized order
would. undoubtedly, be comfort. In the mean
tir-. tor a human and kindly person. her proceed
!rg- N the Sardou-Bernhardt slaughter-house are
cred rable 10 her perseverance and her skill. u not
erftrsiy dirusive OF public cheer. Nj Melbourne
Mcdowell figured al Scarpia. VINO l. slain, Win
carllrg-knifr. amid general acclama O-niSht
Miss davenport will present SardOUs cleopatra
!r which the animal reek Is equally abundant. and
the slaughter still more prOfuse. La Tosca and
81 .eopatra" will I'll the week. Dora and Fedora
are IN reserve Nine. MOdieska Will come 20 the
Fltth Avenue Theatre on February T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25

evening January 80 amelia { Iabeock laughter q
Int nent at Stonington Conn.
ciifk widow Of stephen Clark. u Albany. y y;
Philips. 10 1914 Penningtor~ave Psssaic y j. Tues
day evening. January p. at o'clock
'1 foot Of west &sd-. e55 p m ''''
CoNKLIN-On Monday. January -. 1905 after linser
son Of JACOB u and Josephine Conklin 18Th year
Funeral rom tn. residence 4 his parents No 1873
chnstopher-ave. Brooklyn Wednesday. January 20.
In1.rinsnt in Cedar Grove Cemetery
Dear Eddie thog hast Ieft US
Oh But how WI. m' m welt g Ts' By you and BY
CRAMER-s suddenly. on Sunday morning January g.
Caciisle penn. NJ J. Cramer d. D.. LII. D.. the
6ei year Of mis- age
Funersi services wedne.day. at 30 ?. in Cal
Train. i2:ic or i2.5o from N.wYork foo, Barclay or
rnterrneli at convenience OF family
DAVENPORT suddcnly the residence u his son-ln
law. Dr. Clement Cleveland. on Monday. January "a
Henry Davenport esq. in the s7th year Of hi. age.
Funeral Boston
DAY-A, Orange. y. J.. Jsnuar, -. stephen D.ayan
Funeral from All saints Church Orange y. j. Tuesday
18Th at 2So p NJ
GQLDY-A' stamford. Conn sunday Janusr, - ises
Funeral services Will b. hid hts residence Pros
poet St. Wednesday. January ~. ut p.
New York.
GRlFFIN-sudieniy. January - iS0s az the home
81 her daughter at Gait. Ontario. rlmira f. Dixie
VIE Of Jane. K Grimm. Of CRAWFORD n j.
HOY1-At stamford Conn. SATURDAY. January - 1895
Mary r.. widow u George Clinton Hoyt In sd
Funeral be held residence II
Henry r.. Tuesday. January .. AT p. m.
Carriage IN waiting at the arrival u train from
New York
HUNT-At Francisco. Cal. Monday January
a IN year 81 his Randell, II the
late william II and Elizabeth Rggey Hunt formerly
of New Orleans. La.
MI, HELL,-On Monday. January ~ 1895. No
Walnut Philadelphia. Maria Gouveniur. daughter OF
g. Weir and Mary CAdwalader Mitchell. In the I'd year
Of her
Funeral private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
MEASURES To cHEcK THE BREAD RIOTS

Rome Jan. TN response to urgent summons a
Cabinet Council was convened ~ 10 o'clock this
evening 70 discuss measures for dealing with the
bread riots and the Socialist disorders
Two persons were killed to-day at Voitri near
Genoa. In "A conflict between troops ard rioters who
we're sgitafing FOR higher wages
Gailipoli. Jan. A.-There bread riots here
yesterday evening mob broke the street lamps
and burned the Governors residence and the club
house. Thirty nine arrests we're made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
DIED.

PERRrNE-A' Freehold. y. j.. on SATURDAY evening.
January r. 1895. Andrew Perrine IN his slst year.
Funeral services his home Wednesday January
20 1898 at II o'clock a. m.
SAMMlS-On Saturday. January -. al 81 Helena
Island Beaufort County $. C.. Susan Carman. wife
Of Charles r. sammis formerly Of Brooklyn
sELLECK- suddenly Rversite Conn. January -
ises Josephine r. Seeck daughter % the late stephen
r Selleck Rhoda Emily Secck - -
Funeral services Will be held at ~. Paul Nh9'on on
Wednesday January &C. at 1890 A. m
TICHENOR-At Orange y J.. on January % Mary Null
ford. widow Of stephen W. Tichenor aged 'S years -.
daughter. ars Guy Decker No. los Henry ST.. orange
on Wednesday. the 2cth. AZ 3. II.
interment Rosedae Cemetery. orange.
CNTIEDT-At East Orange. y. j.. Monday. January
"a 1895. Frederick ~ uned,. In the Goth year OF his
Relatives and friends % he family. also members of
Izal Dodd Post No. II. G. 4 r. and EUREKA Lodse.
and \ ". respectfully invited 70 attend ~, the
East Oralgs y. j.. on Wednesday January 20 1878
2.
Intermen' In Rosedale Cemetery.
Pleas, omit nowers
WIID-At Bay Ridge. Long Island on January n.
1875. Eliza Julian. wife 81 the late Joseph Nld 80
Funeral services b. be held late residence +th
and senator Bay Ridge. on wednesday. Janu-
airy 90 al 2.3O 2. m.
fnterment private.
GiIbert-Mdi,ary Order Loyal Legion United states
Commandsry York Companions are inf'rmed
Of the death u Paymaster Foster y. Gilbert l. ; Navy
Funeral be held this evening AZ 30 a. No
$50 3d-av Companions requested 10 attend By
order Of Ma, General GRESNIIiE " pD..SE. !. >
Volunteers Commander. A. NOEL Bi.AkENAN. Actins
Assistant Paymaster United states Navy isecofuer
A-Tbr KcnsirO Ccmcf.ry.-P private station mar
iem Railroad ~ ride from the Grand Central
Depot Once. &c East Ici st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
NOT 4 CANDIDATE FoR REyONINATIoN

coNGEEssMAN JOHNSON. OF INDIANA MAKES AN
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THAT EFFECT.
Indianapolis. Jan "a (specaD-Congressma hen
~ A. johnson will not be candidate for renomina-
ton IN the With District OF Indiana a part OF MS
announcement II:
To the sdroinistration OF the high and response
bic tr,is. which vou connded 10 my hands nave
devoted sucn courage industry and ability as !
could command shall perseVere IN my T'iH,'9 - "
serve YOU faithfully and aCc|ptaDy UNI" '"' "
!lf-tiOL Of my term. staa,o
Mr. Johnson has been mentioned AS a caiu d,S,,
for Senator and his declinatiOn OF renomlhhtlo
~ Congressman makes more suOstantlaI me re-
LorL hat he VIII aspire 20 q seat IN lhe oeIat-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
WILL SPEAK BEFORE YALE STUDENTS.

New-Haven Jan. A-Chief Justice Charles An
crews Of the new Court OF Appeals Will denver
the grafton before the graduating class OF the dc
Law School at its commencement next June Ao.,
Charles J Bonaparte Of Baltimore. mas u ZEE.
chosen as one of the lecturers before me Aea1'
Club .. the Yale Law School