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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30
FINDED FOR SUNDAY SELLING.
NeighbOrs Complained That w. b.
Moore Ran a DisOrderIy Place.

w. B. Moore, who runs a saloon at Zu-
bly, and st. Gaul streets, was in Police
Court yesterday charged with selling liq-
uor on Sunday and keeping a disorderly
house. He was fined 800 or given thirty
days in jail. The fine was paid.
w. p. Pennington and others in that
neighborhood reported Moore because the
noise and bad conduct around his place
was intollerable. Crowds would congre-
gate about the doors Sunday, il was re-
ported, and offensive language used with
out stint. Moore was requested on sew
eral different occasions 10 preserve order,
but he neglected to do so; and the COM
plant was then made TO the police.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30
TO Address CoIored People.

Rev. Francis f. Clark. founder of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor, is expected to arrive here to-day.
and will speak al the First Congregational
Church (colored), at Taylor and Haber-
sham streets tonight at $50 o'clock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.
Matters of Interest in Savannah and
Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
Capt. A. o. MacDonell, general passen-
ger agent of the Florida Central and PENN"
sular Railroad was among the visitors id
the city yesterday.
Representa- ves of several of the rail-
way news concerns are busted in the ell
fort to secure the contract with the Plant
System. Some of them have gone over
to Montgomery, where the proposals OF
the news men are to be considered by
the general superintendent, who is over
there on business. The contract with the
Plant System is a big thing for any news
company, and that which secures 1t VIII
acquire a considerable mileage. At GER
tain seasons the business on the Plant
Is worth more than that on a great many
of the lines that do not make the same
bid for the travel of the tourists. The
contract is awarded for five years, tne
fortunate bidder usually getting ii LOT
about $1,000 a year 1t is now held by t'9
Union News Company.
The approximate earnings of the Geor-
gia and Alabama Railway for the thru
week in March were as follows:
1898 1897. Increase
Mileage ."...,.45S 45O 81 pc
March % IS 1897 1901 siO,ses-5i pc
Three weeks
ed'g Mn %. 78,o17 6o.OSO 1888 pc
Jan. l to NH
q ........... 2so.2sl 2n,4u $500 pc
1878. 1851. Increase
March % .sasasu ass.sa a55elo-so pc
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30
ship Teams to Play Foot Bali.

A game of foot ball will be played to-day
at West Savannah between teams from
the steamship Kansas City and H. M. s.
Cordelia. Mr.. Patch will captain the Cor
delia's team The Kansas City's team is.
B. Flynn, captain; Johnson. Clegg, Burns,
Norman, Brown, O'Brien, Rubenstein,
Moore. MCGOWAN and Reid. After the
game the Kansas City team will entertain
the Britishers at their club room, No. 1f
West Broad street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30
MILITARY LEAGUES LAST GAME.
Guards and Chathams to Decide the
Tie Tonight.

Tie Tonight.
The last game in the Military Indoor
Base Ball League will be played at the
Guards Hall tonight. The teams which
will play will be the Chathams and the
Guards, and the winning team will win
has been put up.
The Guards will pitch Coleman and
Stoddard will catch. King will do the box
work for the Galatians and Clarke will
catch him Englerth, who had done good
bAckstop work for the Chathams, has left
the city. The followers of both teams will
doubtless be on hand to cheer for their
team, and there ought to be lots of en-
thusiasm.
The teams will play as follows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30
Clarke out for interfering with batted

Two-base hit, Baiiantyne; sacrifice hits.
McGann Deveney; struck out by Hughes,
Ballantyne; by Nops. Huston, Ballantyne.
Beecher; by Herbert, Clarke; by Stultz,
NIcGann, Hoffer; bases on balls,b Hughes.
81 by Nops. l.; by Stultz, 2; FIRST base on err
rors, Baltimore, z; Savannah, g. left on
bases, Baltimore 12; Savannah, s; double
play, weikert; passed ball, Ballantyue;
time, two hours umpire. Murray.
The Baltimore team will leave this morn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30
To Hear Charges Against DIR. Kenan.

A special meeting of Council will be
held tonight for the purpose of heaIlng
charges against City Physician DR.. r. S.
Keuan. preferred at the last meeting of
Council by Mr.. A. N. O'Keefe. keeper OF
the city dispensary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30

The teams of the Y. NJ. C. A. and the
Y. M. H. A. will play tomorrow night.
Reserved seats for this game will be plac-
ed on sale at Y. NJ. C. A. hall this morn
ing al $50 o'clock
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30
Always Reliable, Purely Vegetable,
and am Disorders of the Liver.

and all Disorders of the Liver.
Observe the following symptoms, result
ing from diseases Of the digestive organs:
constipation, inward piles. fullness Oh
blood il the head. acidity of the stomach
nausea. heartburn, disgust Of food, full
ness OF weight of the stomach, sour eruc-
talons' sinking or fluttering of the heart'
choking or suffocating sensations when
IA lying posture. dimness of vision, dots
OF webs before the sight. fever ana ouii
pam in the head, deficiency of perspira-
tlon yelIowness of the skin and eyes, pam
IN the side, chest, limbs, and sudden hush
es OF heat, burning in the flesh.
A lew doses of RAILWAY PILLS VIII
free the system of all the above-named
disorders
Price Zoe n box, sold by Druggists
or sent by mail.
RAILWAY & CO..
30 Elm street, New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Roxy $. BeviII Suing the Central for
Damages.

D. A Tuberdy filed a petition I'm the
Court of Ordinary yesterday for exemption
of personally. Several mortgages were
also filed in the Superior Court in favor
of Savannah creditors. amounting to about
$500.
Letters dismissory were granted to Jor-
dan F. Brooks, guardian of Julia T. and
Arthur r. Spann, minors.
William Johnson, colored, was appointed
special constable by Justice Mcleod King
of the Seventh G. M. district with the
approval of the ordinary.
In the City Court yesterday the trial
of the suit of Roxy S. Bevill against the
Central of Georgia Railway Company for
s., 500 damages was taken up. According
to the allegations the runaway of horse
attached to a buggy in which she ana
her husband was riding was caused by
the sudden escape of steam from an en-
CINE standing on the Louisville road cross
ing, resulted in serious injuries to her. II
is alleged that there was no necessity for
the engine being there, partially blocking
the road and that the sudden opening
of the steam gauge was careless and ma
licious. The trial will probably be con-
cluded to-day.
The suit of Charles +. Graham against
the Niagara Insurance Company. action
on policy of Sl,500 storm insurance on
bath houses at Tybee. was non-suited by
Judge Norwood yesterday, because the
suit was not brought until long after the
time prescribed by the terms Of the con-
tract.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30

Proof. You said you loved me better
than your life. Edwin
"Well, did / not give up the life I was
living for you?"-Detroit Journal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30

Capt. A. o. MacDonell, general passen'
ger agent of the Florida Central and Penin@
sular Railroad was among the visitors ID
the city yesterday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24
THE NEW BRITISH CONSUL.
Clayton Pickersgill, Who VIII he
Here by he End of the Year.

ALAMEDA, Oct. 23.-William Clayton
Pickersgill has been appointed British
Consul at San Francisco to succeed Jo-
seph William Warburton. Mr.. Warbur-
ton went to London last January, and at
his request was retired on a pension in
July, after being in the Queens service
for over forty years. Since his departure
Vice Consul Wesley More has been acting
Consul.
Mr.. More stated that the appointment
of Mr.. Pickersgill was announced in the
London Times of October 5, but he has
received no other official information
conc corning the change.
1.-The appointment will not affect me In
any way said Mr.. More. II expect the
new Consul will arrive here before the
end of the year. He is at present in
Mr.. Pickersgill has been in the British
service since 1888, at which time he was
appointed British Vice Consul at Anita
nanarivo, Madagascar. In 1892 he was
advanced to a Consulate, representing his
Government in the Port9guese posses
sions on the west coast of Africa, with
headquarters at Loanda. He went to
london recently on a leave of absence,
and while there received the appointment
of British Consul at San Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24

and some good blood made its appearance
In the field. Thornhill beat Royal Flush
on the finish and captured the prize, p ~,
not without being given hard tussie I 4y
the other dog. The hares all ran well:
Wild Tratee made q good showing, Dut
was left by Royal Flush In the slXth
round.
Following are the last rounds Of the
days roundup:
Second round-Las Palmas ran bye; oyi-
yanus beat MERGED: Wild Tralee beat irina .
hlghiand Ball: Thornhill beat Theron Susae
beat Van Cloie: Victor King beat Lorehe i.
Swlnnerton beat Right Bower; Blackette Deas
MEMO; Wayfarer beat Ace of Clubs; Rusty eTo! :.
peat The Devil Mckinley beat Moonlghl
lock Island Boy beat Firm Friend; aoyai
EIush beat Trinket: Santa Alicia beat Magic,
gienstone beat Joy Bells; Left Bower beat van
Third round-Syivanus beat Las Palmas; Wild
iralee beat Jersey Lily; ThornhiH beat MON
lana; victor King beat SUSIE Blackstone peat
Swinnerton Rusty Gold beat Wayfarer; NC
peat santa Alicia Left Bower beat Glenstone
Fourth round-Wild Tralee beat Sylvanus:
Ihornhill beat Victor King; Rusty Gold beat
8lackette; Royal Flush beat Mckinley; Left
Bower a bye.
Fifth round-Wild TraIee beat Rusty Gold;
a bye.
Sixth round-Royal Flush beat wild Tralee;
Thornhill ran a bye
Finsl-Thornhill beat Royal Flush.
Sapliug stake. second round-Santa Rita beat
Miss rdchmond; Santiago beat Typhoon; Santa
Rabbit
The third round of the saping stake was not
run or, as the R. f. de B. L. kennels secured
first, second. third and fourth prizes
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24
E1sFBLDT DIVORCE SETTLED.
Sensational Cross-Complaint With
drawn and Dispute Over Prop
ertv COMPROMISED.

ALAMEDA, Oct 23.-The divorce suit OF
Anna VS.. Theodore Eisfeldt has been COM
promised. The case promised to be pro-
ductive of much spicy testimony. The
parties to the action moved in the best
society of Alameda and the announce
ment Of their marital difficulties astound-
ed their friends. The wife alleged cruelty
in her complaint, but the defendant filed
a cross complaint Astounding In more seri-
Gus allegations and bringing In the names
Of several prominent parties on both ,n
sides of the bay as correspondents. TO
prevent the publicity and scandal that
might have resulted from the husbands
charges, the interested parties came to-
gether Friday and agreed to compro-
mise. ,
plaintif is to withdraw. her charges OF
cruelty and the husband is not to press
his cross-complaint. Mrs. Eisfeldt is to
be given a divorce on the ground Of In
claim to ,alimony. Mr.. Eisfeldt is to re.
linquish his interest in the homestead at
1888 Schiller street, In consideration of the
cancellation of a note for 500 held against
him by Walter Blair Of San Francisco.
Blair was the friend of both. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eisfeldt and frequently advanced them
money.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24
Oakland Church Services.

OAKLAND, Oct 2S.-There was a spe-
cial thanksgiving service for the harvest
at the Unitarian Church this morning.
The church was decorated with autumn
flowers, foliage and fruits ana speclal
music was furnished by the choir and
sunday-schooI orchestra. The church
choir, in charge of Professor Hughes;
sang Watson's Praise the hora , ahU
R@Tnbys REV HON M satherland delivered
short but eloquent sermon. x
Noel H Jacks, secretary Of the 7. M:
C. A, occupied the, pulpit at the flrs St
PRESBYTERIAN Church tonight, ana this
morning Rev DR.. Ellis preached the SER
mon.
Rev. DR.. Coyle has been elected mod
orator of the Synod of California.
THE Bible and the Epic's Story, With
Special Reference to Jonah and the Big
Fish" was the subject of Rev. Philip
CRAFTS discourse at the First St Free frt pap p
wine is a Mocker'' was the subject Of
Rev. Dwight 2. Potter's evening sermon
This morning he spoke on GODS View.
At St Marks Evangelical German Lu-
theran Church a reformation anniversary
festival will be held October 80. when
ture on "Luther's Religion. 60,
At the First English Lutheran Church
this morning Rev. Mr. Mohl OF san Fran ran
cisco spoke on Jesus Weeping over
Jerusalem"
- he Call of the Kingdom" was Rev j.
R. Knodelrs subject at to-nights ser
vices in the Pilgrim Congregational
Rev. c. B. Ri, lick D. D.. of San Fran
cisco preached at Asbury NJ. E. Church
Rev. Charles r. Brown, pastor of the
First Congregatlo 1al Church. spoke on
The Miraculous and More Elements IN
Religion" this evening:
Rev. q; r; Dile at the First St Methodist Meth list
Truth and Orpah, the Religion of Char
acter VS.. Religion of Sentiment 49,,
"'Harvest Home Festival was the SUB
iect of Rev. c. H. hobart's sermon at the
First Baptist Church to-day.
Seventh Day A,vent Church, at Tween
tieth and Brush streets, this evening on
Heavens and Their Relation to Prophecy.
A Heinrich Recital.
OAKLAND, Oct pa Heinrich re-
cital by the worlds famous Interpreters
of songs. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Heinrich and
their daugLeer, Julia, has been an
nounced for Thursday night Of this week
in the Unitarian Church.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24
Alameda News Notes.

ALAMEDA. Oct. Accompanies e. II
and D of the Boys Brigade had com
Presbyterian Church. Company e, con-
nected with Christ Episcopal Church, won
the honors and was awarded the trophy,
a silver cup
The Encinal Recreation Club is arrang-
ing a billiard. whist and chess tourna,
ment for its members. The handball
tournament will be resumed Monday
evening.
Yosemite Council No. 10. Degree Of
Pocahontas, Improved Order of Red Men,
will give a minstrel show by local anna
teur talent November IS at Armory Hall.
Among those who will participate are:
H H. Cole, w. j. Robinson, j.. II. Crit
fifth, W. w. Goggin. F. P. Royle,. Frank
Bima, A. G. Dahmer. W. Burge, c. Malt,
G. Harris, ]. H. Mccarthy, j. Hudson, J.
Pope, Frank Fowler, j. W. Raw, }. But
terry, F. Graham, C. P. Van de Heyde, j.
A. HUT, John Bell j. D; Martin.
The net proceeds of the fair given re-
Gently by the ladies of st. Joseph's Cath
ole Church were S2385.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24
DON CASTER A WINNER.
Takes the Stake at Los Angeles Be-
fore Vast Assemblage Of


Los ANGELES, Oct. 23.-The coursing
at Agricultural Park to-day was well at
tended. The results were as follows:
First run off-Los Tunas beat Benerino;
Fleetwood beat F and F; Ormonde beat
La Tosca; GraZer beat Princess Denmark:
Kentucky Girl beat Princess Moloch, a
bye; Libertine beat Reliance; Don Caster
beat New Home II. Lady Wallace beat
Rosewood; Mountain Belle beat Lady
Fred; Crow Dog beat May Day; Queen
! beat Fleetfoot;. Lille beat Clover Leaf;
Orpheum Lass beat Rag Baby; Uncle
Sam beat New Home; Kitty Scott beat
Maid of Erin: Home Rule beat Hard
Luck.
First ,ties-Fleetwood beat Los Tunas:
Ormonde beat Grazer; Libertine beat
Moloch; Don Caster beat Lady Wallace;
Mountain Belle beat Crow Dog; Lille
beat Queen ]; Orpheum Lass beat Uncle
Sam; Kitty Scott beat Home Rule.
Second ties--Fleetwood beat Ormonde:
Don Caster beat Libertine: Lille beat
Mountain Belle; Kitty Scott beat Or
Third ties-Don Caster beat Fleetwood
and Kittie Scott beat Belle
Final-Don Caster beat Kitty Scott; Lii
lie came in for third place
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24
Berkeley News Notes.

BERKELEY. Oct 23.-The inquest over
the remains of Peter Anderson and VIII
liam Roach, the two men killed in the ex-
plosion at the Judson Dynamite Works
Yesterday, will be held in San Pablo to-
morrow Afternoon at / o'clock. The in
quest will be conducted by Coroner Curry
of Contra Costa County.
Next Wednesday afternoon the college
team of the University of California will
line up against a picked team from the
Regiment of Iowa Volunteers. now in San
francisco. The game promises to be one
of the most closely contested this season,
as the army men are mostly crack play
ers from the University of Iowa. and
they have already defeated Stanford by a
score Of CO. Play will begin upon the
college campus at o'clock.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24

God is procured. and through her
watchful guidance over the destiny OF
France and Frenchmen, the nation in
all it's national and individual tribula-
lions is guided on to victory and con-
quest.
With this dual purpose of supplica-
ton for country and individual protec-
ton against the world and it's evils,
solemn high mass was offered up to
the throne of the patroness yesters,
the French people of the city.
Mass was celebrated by the ssi Re "
by two associate priests of the same
order as deacon and, sub-deacon. H:
Society, acted as master of ceremonies.
Rev e. A. Serves, S. s.. and Rev. j.
Brule. s. S.. from St. Patrick,s Theo-
logical Seminary at Menlo Park, occu-
pied seats of honor in the sanctuary
Immediately to the left of the high
altar.
The panegyric on the life Of the
Virgin was pronounced in the French
language by Rev. J. Guibert. In it he
drew a vivid picture of the virtue,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24

love and devotion of the Mother of
Christ; pointing out and emphasizing
the many blessings to be derived from
those who are willing to seek COM
fort by holding devout intercession
and communion, as 1t were, with her.
In honor of the celebration spe-
cially augmented choir chanted
Ganss' famous First Mass to the
accompaniment of, in addition to the
organ, an orchestra of professional
musicians. The singers who assisted
are as follows: Soprano, Mrs. F. Gar
rissere; contralto, Mrs. G. Cadenasso:
tenor, ]. ]. Veaco; bass, William
Henry.
At the onertory Millard's ave
Marie" was rendered by Miss jean
cite Plambeck. Immediately after
the elevation Gounods Communion"
was performed on the violin by Pro-
fessor r. Laraja. During the prog
ress of the mass the organ accompani-
ment was rendered by S. Martinez.
The services in honor of the feast
were concluded in the evening with
solemn high vespers and an address
by the Rev. Father Dubois, S. NJ.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24
ROYAL PRIZE
CANNOT BEAT
CONNEMARA
English Dog Carries
Off the Honors.
MIND YOUR EYE is DEFEATED
BETTING HEAVY ON ALL FAv-
ORITES AT INGLESIDE
Dogs In Good Condition and the Hares
Exceedingly Fast-Short- Finders
Unable to Accomplish
Much.
MIND YOUR EYE is DEFEATED
BETTING HEAVY ON ALL FAV-
ORITES AT INGLESIDE.

The coursing at Ingleside yesterday
touched the highest notch Of expectation.
The weather was favorable, the crowd
was there and played their money freely.
AS on Saturday, the favorttes had the
better Of the game and little money was
risked on the shortenders, 40. ,..c..sta..4-
Ing, the odds in some cases were very
high. In the course between Miss Divf-
dend and Mind Your Eye, little money
was droppea: The bettors chung to Mind
Your Eye, which was favorite, and raised
the odds to to shot. When the
hounds left the slips the favorite led by
on the hare. He made final jump for
the rabbit, but slipped and lost his bear
ings and the other hound had the game;
Up to the disastrous slip the dog had
scored eight points while his mate had
none Some of the sports, cursed fate. ;,
,Patria, the former dog took the first turn
Ing his extraordinary speed On the Anal
bets were 2 to / in Connemara's favor.
The best run of the day was between
Hot Stuff and Forget It's time was 1:55.
Hot stuff's four. The winners were as
follows
Kirby beat Captain Clarksons Lady Jane; H.
r. Baldwin's Forget beat o. L. Sears Hot
Stuff; P. ]. G. Kenna's Royal Buck beat J, E.
Dividend beat Bartes Bros. Mind Your Eye;
]. J. C. Kenna's Flyaway beat P. Brophey's
Benicia Boy; j. Deans Connenara beat Lowe
& Thompson's Patria; Bartel Bros Rest AS
sured beat A. Massey's Hadiwist D. Hooper's
Koolawn beat c. Strehls Skylark; T. Morans
Royal Prize beat Henry Springs Pat Malloy;
]. Deans Gladiator beat NJ Aliens Miss Alice;
Bartei Bros. Macs Melody beat r. Julian's
Signal; Handy & Smiths Victor beat t: j:
James Byrnes Seminole: A. Johnson's Tod
Sloan beat James I. OBriens Sharkey; White
Earth Kennels Mystic Maid beat j. Deans
Mialmo; A. Van Den Burghs American Eagle
beat O'Connel Bros Log Boy; Lowe 81
Thompsons Prince Hal beat c. F. Brown
Nida; Lowe Thompson's High Born Lady
beat r. Julian's Sweet Music; A. Masseys
Lightfoot beat T. Rodgers Olga, and j. Shee-
hans Lass o Gowrie beat j. Murnanes Flash
light
Buck beat Miss Dividend; Connemara peat
FIyaway; Koolawn beat Rest Assured; Royal
Prize beat Gladiator; Macs Melody beat Vic
tor; Bonita beat Tod Sloan; Mystic Maid beat
American Eagle; Prince Hal beat Lightfoot
and High Born Lady beat Lass O. Gowrie.
Third round-Royal Buck beat Pet Kirby;
Connemara beat Koolawn; Royal Prize beat
Macs Melody; Mystic Maid beat High Born
Lady and Prince Hal beat Bonita
Fourth round-Connemara beat Royal Buck:
Royal Prize beat Mystic Maid and Prince Hal
a bye.
Fifth round-connemara beat Prince Hal and
Royal Prize a bye
Final-Connemara beat Royal Prize.
THoRNHILL WINS THE STAKE.
At Union Park the sport was exciting,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

a Thanksgiving dinner to the poor of this
city, have partially outlined their pro
granme, and are working like beavers TO
make their worthy undertaking sue
cess. The entertainment will be given
November II at Armory Hall. There VII
be two farces, Lord Dundreary's Visit
Jones'" The cast of characters for pun
dreary follows: Lillian Ashton, Allce
Joost: Lord Dundreary, Foster GRIMM q,
wood, Thomas Stackpo1e. Those who VIII
take part in aunt Susan Jones' are:
Mrs Markley, Ruby Schloss; Aunt susan,
Ter: Augustus Salderfrac, Foster Grin1th.
All the participants are school children.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24

THE patronaI feast of the Marist
Community (French church) in
honor of Our Lady Of Victories"
was commemorated yesterday
with solerDu and impressive ceremony.
The annual celebration of this feast
is unlike that of all other patronal
feasts honored by the various distinct
communities in the Catholic church.
Other orders of priests, that have
either been founded by or consecrated
to, saints and martyrs and perpetu-
ated in their name take religion as
their primary and paramount motive;
while the feast honored and commem-
Grated yesterday by the members of
the Marist community combines with
the sacred memory of the Our Lady
of Victory" a national and patriotic
memory.
The Virgin has always been looked
upon by the French people as pat
ron saint, both from -, religious and
tercession mediation between man and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24
Pickpocket Arrested.

Harry Gilmore, a well-known petty lar
ceny thief, was arrested at the Chutes
Yesterday afternoon for picking the
rocket of f. G.. Hartman. He was
Caught in the act and Hartman's purse,
Containing $40 Is, was found in his
pocket. He was charged with grand
larceny.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24
School children's Entertainment.

ALAMEDA, Oct. 23.-The school chill
dre1 Of Alameda who have organized to
give an entertainment to raise funds for
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24

light, after keen struggle between bill
posters, the tree was again DloLle0a rIphi
view. STUART W. BOOIiI