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The San Francisco call., 1898-05-03
W0RKMEN ARE
 LOSING TOOLS
Carpenters Suffering Severely From the Inroads of
 Thieves.
The Police on the Trail of What Appears to Be an Organized
 Gang.

The police of this city are hot on the trail of what seems to be organized gang of tool thieves.
 A daring robbery of this kind occurred only yesterday, and the indications are that the thieves went to the trouble of bringing a horse and wagon with them to assist in carrying away the booty. A new building is in course of construction at the corner of Sutter and Hyde streets, owned by Attorney Hutton. When the workmen left the building the usual tenn porary door was apparently fastened by a paddock, and in addition to this trust worthy watchman was left in charge. When the men came back to work in the morning they found the building had been entered and whatever tools had been left lying loose had been carried away. In addition to this, complete set owned by Walter Golf had been carried away. MT. Golf had carefully gathered his tools and locked them up in his chest, but all had been taken. Many of the tools in the chest were new, and as tools form a large portion of a carpenters Stock-in-trade the loss was felt keenly. Another workman also lost many new and valuable tools the same night, and judging from the weight and bulk of the articles taken. the thief or thieves must have employed a wagon in which to carry away the booty. The police have been put on the trail and in the future all buildings in process of . construction or repair will be carefully guarded
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-03
A NIGHT OF SCOTCH SONG.
St. Andrews Society Entertains Its
 Friends-Picnic Next Saturday.

The members of St. Andrews Society held an open meeting last evening in their hall to which were invited their many friends There was an audience of ladies and gentlemen who crowded the hall to its utmost and it was treated to a choice programme of Scottish song and recita- tions. James S. Webster, president of the society, presided. The vocalists were R. D. Burness, c. MenZies, R. Duncan, James Hill, Miss Baumgarten, George St. John Bremmer, A. c. Ballingall An drew McNair and William Balnaves, while the recitations were by Miss Elsie A. Duncan. These were loudly applauded and each of those named was forced to give an encore.
 The president announced that the an- nual picnic of the society will be held in Fairfax Park on Saturday next.
 At the close of the meeting the entire audience, at the request of the president, arose and sang "The Star Spangled Ban nerr.'' and then followed with "Auld Lang Syne.''
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-03
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call, corner of Market and Third streets. open until 12 clock every night fir the year BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street. corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock.
 3S7 Hayes street; open until s:30 o'clock. 621 McAllister street: open until 9:3o o'clock. SIS Larkin street: open u II s:3o o'clock 1s41 Mission street: open until 10 o'clock. 2261 Market street. corner Slxteenths open until o'clock.
 1O6 Eleventh street: open until O clock s52e Mission street: open until O CLOCK. 1905 Polk street; open until s:3O O clock N. W. corner Twenty-second and hen'ucAy streets; open until g O clock.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-03
Estates in Probate.

Francis x. Morris has applied for let ters of administration on a $6100 estate left by his mother, Mary Morris.
 William K. Cowes has applied for let ters of administration on an estate of unknown value left by his father, Robert N. CoweS.
 The estate of the late John Staude has been appraised at $31, 800.
 Martha Stewart left an estate valued by appraisers at S20 ,165 40.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-03
The Socialist Suicide

The remains of the suicide found last Sunday at the foot of the cross on Lone Mountain have been identified as those of David Belxer, a native of Bavaria, 3S years old and baker by occupation. The man had been dead for about a week
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-03

Ladies tailor-made suits: latest designs: we give credit. M. Rothschiid. 21l sutter. r. & 2.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-03
Mortality Report.

The report of the Board of Health for April shows total of 591 deaths and 3S0 births. Following were the principal causes of death: Consumption, 107; diph- theria, 20; heart disease, s2; pneumonia, 30: violence, B.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-03
Sued for Goods Sold

The Stewart Howe & Hay Company commenced suit yesterday against Buyer Reich & Co. to recover $425 claimed to be due for goods sold.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

R Henry, Fresno Johnson, Modesto c + Bennett, Fresno Fl J Rickerly, Cal T Taylor, Fresno Burns & w. New H Clamer, Ang Cawley, s Jose J H Schierberg. Mo w J Fleming, Boston P Mcdonald, Boston c Wilson, Boston H Parrish W, Cal Dngwell, Boston F Hansen. Cal J A Finn. Boston " H Smith, Fresno c W Smith, Boston J McCann, l. Gatos T Alexander, Bostn w l. Tyler, Boston
 BALDWIN HOTEL. M Shaffer & W, Kern Miss M Fonda E A Chars, Riverside Minns, Sta Barbara F A Pollock, Los Ang Licker, Salinas A Schwartz, Los An J Roach & w. Conn J J Justice, N R w Hennes,an, Or ] s Punch. St Louis B Barker, Lvermore B F King, Montana Parish X W, Mich ! K Warren Bakershd B Witherby, Boston McCudden, Vallejo F A Bowey, Chicago Miss McCudden, Wall Mrs E Johnstone Cal c H Verelius Y 7 w Hutchinson SPCo A R Setters, Cal G R Ingles, Mo c Bylbee, Fresno
 GRAND HOTEL.
 E F Reed Edith Keller, Ind W Neumann, Gilroy M Mead & W, Ind Williams Cal L D Bullion, l. Obisp 2 ] Fraser, Rio Vista W L Rubert, l. Ang E Bruner, Sacto II Murphy, San Miguel G B Bennett, Colo H w Jackson, Humbt w Jackson, Salinas l. H Hammond, Mass Ruhiman. N Fl Hammond. Mass NJ Nelson, Denver H Rogers, Sacto May Davis, Riverside G Chandler. Cal P K Jones. N Jones, l. Obispo de Regina. Sanger H Howard. Stockton Mrs T H Leggett, Cal H M Burton, Napa Mrs M Brown. Cal Mrs D B Konig, H Rufer, San Jose A E Ingersoll H J H Maggard, Pac Or E Mccoy, Honolulu Miss Graves. San JoseMrs Graves, Jose
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-03
PAI.ACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
 W l. Coder, N Y Mrs Bird. Tacoma Eldridge, Salt Lake r Daly, Australia Levy, Lakeport F P Payson. N Mrs Levy Lakeport Miss Sanford, N w Peyton, s Cruz Stevenson. Deadwood c w Peck, Chicago E Stenman Sacto J Gibson x S. l. Ang c Brown. Bodie Grant, New Mex Miss Hayden. N W O'Brien, Mnn G Mayer & W, Miilwke Mrs O Brien & m Miss Brumder, MilWke Minneapolis Miss Brown Sacto F Leonard, Nevada 0 Wilson ". Cinn A Cohen ! c Halsted, Howard. s Jose H Wheeler Virginia Mrs Howard Jose T Bondurant, Illinois J Ferguson Jose T Underwood, Illinois Mrs Wertheimer Del Lucy Thornton, Ill D Wertheimer Del J Meagher. Chicago w Davis Denver J Ritche. Chicago H Buffenmeyer Ky J Irny & ", Jose c w Bird, Tacoma
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-03

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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-03
Independence News Notes.

Communion services will be held this
morning at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Mrs. Fred Bacon arrived yesterday after
a short visit with relatives in Ohio. She
will soon return to her home at Butte.
Mrs. W. L. Webb entertained friends
Friday afternoon complimentary to Miss
Hackney, Of Kansas City.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to w. C. Hindman and Miss Rena Max
well, both of Jackson county.
Mrs. E. D. Halderman, who has been In
a hospital at Kansas City, has recovered
sufficiently to return home.
Miss Florence Eubank. who has been
making her home In Kansas City, has re-
turned to Independence. and will make
her home with Mrs. Moore. of North
Pleasant street.
Mrs. G. w. Clinton. who has been quite
i'll of pneumonia, was reported improved
yesterday.
The hour for the evening service at the
Baptist church has been changed from 1870
o'clock to s o'clock.
Rev. Nj. ]. c.. Morley and wife returned
yesterday from Butler, Mo-. where they
ave been attending a session of the Cum
berland presbytery.
Miss Katie Leslie entertained a number
of her little friends Friday night at her
home, in Eden park.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-03

sHERIFF'S sALE-By virtue and authority Of two
general executions. numbered 2lz29 and 2l2ao. issued
from the Office Of the clerk OF the circuit court OF
jackson county. at Kansas City. Missouri. returnabls
to the April term. 1855. Of said court, and to me. al
DoweIi. administrator Of the estate Of Ella Daniel.
assigned to Mole Daniel. and against w. W. Mason
and s. G. Mason in execution No. 2l2zs. and acainst
upon and seized all the right. title. interest and ss-
tate Of said defendants. w W. Mason and 6. c. Ma
son. In and to the following described real estate. sit
uated In the county Of jackson and state Of Missouri.
to-wit: The south half and sixty ts0J acres on the
south side OF tho north half of the northeast quarter.
and north half and southwest quarter Of southeast
quarter. In section ~thirty-six 1861. township forty
eight as range t%hirty-ons GID: also northwest quar-
northwest quarter, and thirty COJ acres on the south
side Of northwest quarter OF northwest quarter. and
northwest quarter Of northeast quarter Of section
t~hirty-one (31, township forty-eight GS, range thirty
900: also a tract Of land containing about seventeen
90 acres in the southwest quarter Of northeast quar-
Gs). range thirty ts0j. bounded as follows: Beginning
i've 81 chains north Of center Of said section. running
thence north fifteen d5) chains, thence east seventeen
and a half Q7E) chains. south i've (5p chains. and
to place Of beginning Also the
northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section
t20); also the south thirty 1907 acres CT the northeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of section t~hirty-one
the northeast quarter 81 he southwes, Quarter except
about fourteen 90 acres on the east side thereof. and
the southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter. except
three and one-half CD acres. Eve t) chains north
and south by seven ca chains east and west. out Of
southeast corner thereof, Of section thirty-ons (31).
will. on SATURDAY, the sti day Of April, A. D. 1888.
between the hours Of nine o'clock in the forenoon and
i've o'clock in the afternoon Of that day. at the south
front door Of the county court house. in Kansas City.
Jackson county, state OF Missouri, and during the ses-
sion Of said circuit court at Kansas City. Missouri.
all the right. title. interest and estate Of the above
named defendants. W. W.. Mason and S. G. Mason. in
and to said real estate. r s9 s.s,I'y : said sTo s1se1 ss.1, and
Kansas City. Mo-. March Il. 1885.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-03

WHEREAS. William Sobbe and Carrie S. sobbe.
his wife: Theodore sobbe and Lydia sobbe. his wife.
deed of trust dated the tweuty-third day OF March.
eighteen hundred and ninety-four. recorded in the
souri,. at Kansas City. In book B 6sl. pages 81 to 81,
both inclusive, on the twenty-fourth day Of March,
son Brumback the following described land in the
county Of Jackson. in the state Of Missouri. to-wit:
Lot eight hundred and ffty-siI $50. in block sixty
souri,. subject TO any right the City Of Kansas may
have to use the north twenty and one-half COZ feet
ing forty-nine and one-halt asls) feet on the cas-.
side of Oak street in said city. BY one hundred and
thirty-two u3g feet on the south line OF Fifteenth
street. subject to said right-of-way over the north 2OLs
feet, being same land conveyed to said Anna Sobbs by
deed Of eyen date Herewith made by said William
deed OF trust being delivered after the execution and
delivery and acceptance OF said warranty deed with
the payment Of eleven promissory notes in such deed
OF trust described: and. whereas. default was made in
able forty-two months and forty-eight months after
the dates thereof. and nothing has been paid thereon.
notes SO secured maturing before April. 1887. having
been paid: now. therefore, at the request Of the
unpaid, said Jefferson Brumback, as such trustee.
will. under the power In said deed Of trust, proceed
to 5 sell said lands; ana ,ha any hI.s and e hisG part thereof 1ss nou q,
house door In the City OF Kansas (now called Kansas
City. in the county Of Jackson Aforesaid. for cash.
on Tuesday. the third day of May. A.. D. eighteen
hundred and ninety-eight, between the hours Of nine
o'clock in the forenoon and Ave o'clock in the after
noon Of that day, to pay the costs and expenses of ex-
ecuting said trust, including compensation to the
trustee for his services. ,aad the amount due on said
past due notes and the amount OF the principal note
secured by said deed Of trust. with interest thereon
at six per cent per annum from the maturity Of said
forty-eight months interest note up to the day Of
sale. the court house door at which such sale will be
held being the south front door Of the court house
building on the block Of ground bounded BY Fifth
street. Oak street. Missouri avenue and Locust street.
in which building the circuit court Of Jackson county.
Missouri, at Kansas City. may, at the time OF sale,
be held. or might lawfully be held II then in session.
and being the door where the sheriff usually sells
land on execution from said court.
BRUMBACK. Trustee.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-03
Brief Mention.

The BARRIERS of the city will organize a
local lodge of the State BARRIERS Associa-
ton at COTS shop to-day.
Hook. Dr.. A. F. Yoke, w. b. Nickeis and
w. W. Hooper left for Langdon. Mo-, yes
terday.
Real estate transfers yesterday amounted
Thu Leavenworth County Horticultural
Society met at the court house yesterday,
and discussed tree planting.
TIE second and third year members of
the high school are arranging for an ora
tcrical contest, to come off in the near
future.
Colonel Sidney G.. Cooke. local manager
OF the Soldiers home. is here on business
connected with the Western branch.
Examinations were held at a number of
school diplomas.
Evangelist Cole n the directors of the
Y. II. c. A. will conduct a special rally
In the association rooms at $3.50 this after
noon.
G. S. KimbaIl, of ST. Louis. succeeds Paul
Kirkpatrick as local contracting freight
agent of the Burlington route. Mr.. Kirk
patrick will leave for Atlanta, Ga. in a
few days to assume the duties of his new
position.
Probate Judge Hawn granted a marriage
license yesterday to Henry Wager. aged 5.
ard Kate Einkaid. aged %.
Friday night Cora Van Tuyl. son of c. A.
Van Tuyl, was accidentally shot In the
leg: while examining a revolver.
Miss Mana Medul has returned from Dem
yer. much improved in health.
e. J. Holman, a prominent fruit grower
of this county. states that 100000 apple
planted in the Missouri valley.
Internal revenue receipts for March ag-
~gregated SEQ. $685. or Just 81, ross more
than for March. 1897. The greatest increase
Stamps star psen Which VI ane amounted Iaes to sacss7s.5e.
against SO l1.51 last year.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-03
THE NEWS AT LEAVENW0RTH.
Annual Meeting OF the Hfbernians
and Daughters of
atty to the Flag.


and Daughters Of Erin-Loy-
atty to the Flag.
L~eavenworth will be alive to-day with
people wearing green badges. trimmed with
gold fringe, the badges bearing the mystic
letters. A. o. H. and D. of E. The occa-
sion for the display of these badges is the
annual meeting Of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians of Kansas. with their auxiliary
order, the Daughters of Erin. Yesterday
afternoon delegates began arriving ana by
iy in evidence. Last nights trains brought
in a large delegation from Kansas C-.!,
Kas., which acted as escort to State Presi-
delegations arrived from Blaine. Horton:
Atchison and points along. the Central
Branch. On their arrival they were met
by members of the local committee, escort
ed to the hall and assigned to quarters.
The programme for to-day VIII be for
both bodies TO meet at H!bernian hall at
Z O'Clock this morning. From there they
will march. in a body. to the Cathedral to
attend high mass at 10. Following mass;
Rev. Father F. Cunningham. vicar general
and chaplain of the local division. will de-
liver the annual sermon. which will be fol-
lowed by an address from Rev. Father Kin.
home. After church services the two con-
v%entions will meet for the transaction OF
routine business
vention will be the reception Of a delesa-
ton of the Daughters of Erin. This delega-
ton. which works in harmony with the Hi.
bernians, will ask for recognition, they not
yet having been recognized in Kansas.
From the sentiment expressed by members
OF the convention this will be accorded
them
In the evening the local societies. have
arranged an entertainment on a grand scale
for the visitors. The entertainment viii
consist of musical and dramatic selections,
interspersed with addresses from promin-
ent clergy and members of the order. An
elegant banquet will be served at the hall,
at which a number of toastS will be in
PRODUCED and responded to.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-03
Sunday at the Churches.

Palm Sunday will be observed at the
Cathedral with first mass at 1:3D a. m ana
high mass at 10 a. m. Before high mass
the blessing and distribution Of palms will
which will be a solemn one on this occa-
sion, the Passion of our Divine Lord will
be chanted by the clergy. The musical
selections during this service will be on a
being assisted by the full chorus and the
trombone accompaniment of Mr.. r. B.
Kanouse, of the Twentieth Infantry band.
The following numbers will be rendered:
"Asperges Me" Gregorian chant, by male
chorus. During the blessing of the palms
ton from Rossinis 'stabat Mater fol-
lowed by the great duet. louis est Homo"
rendered by Miss Sophia Staiger and Mr..
Fl. W; Diamond. The mass will be the cele-
La Hache: with trombone accompaniment.
Fol the ofertory the grand aria, "Infiam-
matus." soprano solo. and full chorus.
from "Stabat Mater" will be rendered for
the first time. Miss Sophia staiger singing
lenten service at 7:30 p. m.
At the Presbyterian church. for the II
O'clock service, Rev. DR.. Page will preach
on The Imminent Contest and the Victo-
at the First Methodist church at II a. M,
his topic being Temptations" Class meet
ing will follow the morning service and
There viii be no evening service, the con.
gregation uniting in the union services at
the Baptist church.
Rev. Mr.. 2. II. Fuller. Of BeIleville, Ill.
Baptist church. The evening service will
Major Cole.
the Christian Scientist meeting this morn
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-03

sHERIFF'S virtue and au,bori,x
general execution. No. 274s2, issued from ths omc.
Of the clerk Of the circuit court OF Jackson COUNTY
a. Kansas City, Missouri, returnable to the 49,;
term, 1885. Of said court. and to me, rs sher;1 M
rected and delivered in favor OF Charles M Halt aI
To use of Edith Landin and against OIof ir,in
signed to Charles II. Howell. l have Levied rn a,
and seized all the right, title. interest and es,sts
of said defendant. Olof Julin. in and to thu fo,roStne
described real estate, situated in the counsv y
Jackson and state of Missouri. to-wft: The v.s
lot No. one ~, block four 90. Balls Place Ean.ss
City. Missouri. situate on the east side Of Summit
streets, and I will, on Saturday. the 9th d. =,
April. A. D. 1898. between the hours Of nine o,eIocL
In tbs forenoon and I've o'clock in the afternoon -
that Jay. at the south front door Of the county naupt
house. in Kansas City. Jackson county. state Of
Missouri. and during the session Of said Circuit, CONT
At Kansas City. Missouri, sell At public vendue. for
cash. to the highest bidder. all the right, title. In.
terest and estate OF the above named defendant 0ios
Julin, in and to said real estate to satisfy said ere.
cution and costs ROBERT s. STONE, Sheriff.
Kansas City, No., March Il, 1888.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-03

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