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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-07

Licenses to wed were issued to the fol-
lowing persons:
Name and Residence. Age.
Albert l.. McReynolds, Union Grove, Ia. SO
Ella M. Maddox, Burlington, 1a......... 81
h. o. Babcock, Omaha. ............... 25
May Hollins, Council Bluffs. 25
William A. Holland, Council Bluffs. 81
Eva Heaston. Council Bluffs. ........... 20
H. j. Wright, Galesburg, III. ........... 2s
Elizabeth Dennler, Garesburg, Ul........ 81
A. G. Moss, Wahoo. b............... 81
Ada Irene Davis, Weston, Neb......... IS
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-07

Free admission, music and dancing at
Grand Plaza, Lake Manawa, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week. Trains run
as usual.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-07
N. Y. Plumbing comnar,, Tel. ESQ

Free admission, music and dancing at
Grand Plaza, Lake Manawa, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week. Trains run
as usual.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-07

Lake Manawa is still open to the public.
Free admission to the Grand Plaza this
week. Trains run as usual.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-07
HARMONY REIGNS SUPREME
Republican County Convention Proves to Be
a Veritable Love Feast,
MKlNLtY IS MOST HEARTILY ENDORSED
Gear Legislative Ticket wins Out by
n Big MnJority-scveral Nominn-
lions Arc Made by Accla-
nation.
mKINLEY IS MOST HEARTILY ENDORSED

For State Senator
A.. S. HAZELTON, Council Bluffs.
For state Representative
JOHN jerks, Avoca.
GEORGE NJ. PUTNAM, Grove township.
For county Treasurer
WILLIAM ARND, Council BluTs.
For Sheriff.
LEE b. COUSINS, Council Bluffs.
For superintendent of Schools
o. j. MMANUS. Nicola.
For Coroner
DIR. V. l.. TREYNOR, Council Bluffs.
For Surveyor
ERNEST f. COOK, Council Bluffs.
Member Board of Supervisors
HENRY BRANDES, James township.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-07
Domestic outwashes cheap soaps.


seientiac optielan. Molmas. ice pr,dway
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-07
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT

For Cash or Loaned On.
IL. d. A CO.,
b Pearl street, CouneiI Bluns, Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-07
Permanent Organization.

In accordance with the report OF the
committee on permanent organization, W.
b. Butler, better known as Squire Butler,
mayor OF Oakland. and William F.. sapp
Of Council BMffs were unanimously chosen
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-07
Domestic soap whitens your clothes.

Howelrs Anti 'Kawf" cures coughs and
colds.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
SHOT THROUGH
THE NECK BY
MASKED MEN
E. D. Vincent Is "Held
Up."

OAKLAND. Dec. &c. u. Vincent, a
butcher. employed in Fred Becker's mar
ket. at the corner of Eleventh and Wash
ington streets, was shot and severely
wounded by masked footpads tonight
Shortly before midnight he was walk
ing TO his home. 562 Sixth street. carry
ing some $50 in silver in his pockets, when
he was confronted by two men, who
jumped off gate from behind "A vacant
house.
The men. who were masked, harshly or
dered Vincent 10 throw up his hands.
Vincent refused TO comply with the order
and started to run toward his home when
one of the footpads fired a shot. the ball
taking effect in Vincents neck. The high
Waymen then ran toward West Oakland
and escaped.
The shot was heard by John Rohan and
NJ. X. Houghton, who ran TO Vincent and
carried him to the Receiving Hospital,
only a few blocks away.
Dr. Porter found that the bullet had
penetrated the left side OF Vincents neck
and lodged back of the last tooth on the
lower jaw. The bullet was extracted and
found to be OF 3S caliber Vincent will
probably recover.
The wounded butcher himself tells the
story OF the attempt to rob him OF
goodly portion of a busy days receipts,
and adds that his assailants were both
young fellows. who evidently knew of his
practice of taking home part of the Sat
urdays cash.
The police secured the neighborhood for
the robbers and will maintain the search.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
AMERICANS GIVING
AGUINAlD0 NO REST

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Finding the
natives of Northern Luzon inhospitable
and giving assistance to the American
troops. Aguinaldo is trying 10 return TO
the Tagalog belt. and the officials believe
he contemplates escaping from the har-
Dor of Baler. on the eastern coast of Lu-
zon. Measures have been taken to pre-
vent the insurgent leaders passage OF
Magat River. while he Is being
vigorously pursued by detach-
Secretary Root is confident Aguinaldo
will be unable to pass through
the Gordon of American troops establish
ed between him and the south, and IL the
ince II will have TO be by boat from the
western coast 10 the southwestern coast
OF the island, where his troops are cm-
pioyed making demonstrations, apparent
~ 10 distract the attention of General
OTIS from the northern campaign.
General Lawton's move in the province
OF Bulacan Is TO prevent the junction OF
100 men under the command OF General
Pho del Pillar and Aguinaldo. who is trv-
ing TO get TO the southeast, with Baler as
his destination, which is not far from
where Pillar is believed 10 be. II will be
General Lawton's plan to destroy Gem
eral Pillars force. so that even IL any
portion of II joins Aguinaldo he will not
have any organized body TO give assist
ance. The trail which Aguinaldo must
follow to the southeast brings him with
in the American lines. and Major Batch
elder is apparently descending MaRat
River 10 get between the insurgent leader
and his destination.
In view OF the position Of the American
troops in the vicinity of San Fabian IL
will be impossible for Aguinaldo with any
considerable body of men To 20 directly
south. and this fact gives support to tire
theory of the department that the insur-
gent leader will try to cross the Magat.
Confidence is felt that the troops guard
ing this exit will be sufficient to drive
Aguinaldo back upon the pursuing force.
should IL meet him.
The insurgents lin Gambales province
column OF the Twenty-fifth Infantry and
proceeding northward 10 stop their re-
treat is General Grants command re-
ported by General Otis TO be near Sub'g
Bay. An attack on the rebels I'm Cavite
province has not yet been made. General
Otis apparently is devoting his present
efforts to effectually clearing out the
northern provinces and to the capture Of
Aguinaldo.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
BURNETT ELECTED.
Unanimously Chosen to Lead Stan
ford's Football Team Next Year.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Dec. g.
The football players of Stanford met to-
night and unanimously chose W. w
Burnett TO lead them through the next
season The hcnor comes TO Burnett as
the result of meritorious service for his
college. Entering college in the fall OF
1896, he played center on his freshman
Team and put up a strong fight against
"Hef" Williams. 81. Stanford's great
center at that time. The next year Bur-
nett became one OF Stanford's famous
center trio, playing the snapback position
under Captain Cotton. The brillia NJ
work ne did in the Thanksgiving game
that year ranked him as the greatest
center rush that ever played on the coast
and strong candidate for all-America
honors.
When the Spanish war broke out
Babe" as he is familiarly known to his
college mates was one of the first TO Sf-
fer his services 10 his country. going 70
the Philippines with the famous Utah
Light Artillery. He saw much active
service with his battery, returning from
the front only in time to enter the list
Of football candidates for this falls term.
In order to Offset the strength of Berke-
ley's tackles Chamberlain moved Bur-
nett out TO right tackle which position ne
played during the last big game.
Burnett Is a member of the present
junior class. being president OF his class
before he entered the army. He is a man
of tremendous frame. standing 6 feet l
inch and weighing 100 pounds when in
condition.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

Harbor. bound for Santa Rosalia; put In In
o'sefST- sehr wing and Wing. Olsen. "a days from
"'"'S 'i"'"'' CLEARED.
Saturday. December .
stmr North Fork. Bash. Eureka Cnas Nei-
stmr Coos Bay. GieIow. San Pedro; ooodaII.
stmr Pomona. Parsons. Eureka; Goodari.
rfsH'sS Br stmr Gienogie. Huteheon. Tacoma; n
ship Benz F Packard. Allen. New York; John
''IsSrit'is Bark $ Alien. Johnson, Honolulu: VIII
''Gii'i Fr bark ' camSranne. lie Gofr. Queenstown;
oisrir RTiF ID yie yspreekels. Erratt Honolulu: D
Spreckels * Bros co.
SAILED.
Saturday. December
Stmr Columbia DOran. Astoria
Stmr San Peero Zaddart. Eureka
Stmr Luella. Miller. -.
Stmr Sequoia. Thwing. Newport ts)
Stmr AIcazar. Gunderson. -.
Br stmr Glenoge. Hutcheon tacoma
Bark Carondelet. Stetson. Melbourne
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS. Dec .. 10 m-Neatner
clear: wind NV. velocity IL miles
SPOKEN.
Sept 81. lat IS s. lon s. W-Br shiD stronsa'
from Antwerp for san Francisco. .
oct 3l lat 50 = lon s. W-Br ship Bothwell.
from Oregon. for Queenstown. .-,.s,.
Nov ~. lat ~. Ion p W-Br shipAehahashie'
Aug 20. lat 81 $. lon IS w-Br ship Mayield.
from Barry. for San Francisco.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORT TOWNSEND-Arrived Dec 9-Br stnr
Engeria. from Yokohama: ship Chas MOODY.
from Honolulu; sehr VIM B2wden, from ioNo-
GRAYS HARBOR-Arrived Dec s-Schr X w
Bartlett. from Honolulu; stmr Nswo1Ig hence
Dec 4: schr Fannie Adele. from san Pedro.
SAN DIEGO-Arrived Dec 81 ; stmr MAJ
behead from Acapulco. -. -.
PORT LUDLOW-Arrived Dec s-Chl oarN
from Port Townsend.
BOWENs LANDING-Sailed Dec s-stmr
PORT S.T' BRAGG-ArTived Dec s-stmr Noyo.
TAcoMA-Arrived Dec 9-Haw bark ABBEY
PORT Los Angel, I,FS-SaiIed Dec 9-stmr
Greenwood and stmr Ruth. for San Francisco,
NENTURA-Arrived Dec s-stmr Geo boofnis.
SAILED Dec s-stmr Geo Loomis. for San
COOS BAY-Arrived Dec S-schr Western
Home. hence Nov 90. Dec s-Schr Neptune.
Bar bound Dec s-stmr Alliance. stnr Homer.
stmr Rival. stmr Arcata and stmr Empire.
POINT LOBOs-Passed Dec .. m-stmr
South Coast. from Eureka. for san Pedro.
EUREKA-Arrived Dec 9-Stmr westport.
AsToRiA-saiIed Dec s-stmr Geo W Elder.
FOR San Francisco: stmr State Of California.
for San Francisco.
Arrived Dec s-Br ship Glenholn. from Pa
FOREIGN PORTS.
NAGASARI-Sailed Dec 7-Stmr Newport. for
San Francisco. Dec Ser ship Chile. for Ore
gon.
LIMERICK-Arrived Dec s-Br ship Andreta.
hence June rs.
MANILA-sailed-Br ship Bldston Hill. for
Port Angeles.
NANAIMo-Arrived Dec s-Br stmr Robert
Adamson. hence Dec 4
SANTA ROSALIA-Arrfved Dec 9-Bark = 70
Peters. from Port Townsend.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
HONGKONG-Arrived previous 20 Dec s.
Stmr Rio Jun Maru. from Seattle. via YOko-
hama.
Observation-Disclosures previous % Dec g.
Stmr Doric. from San Francisco. via Honolulu
for Hongkong.
NEW YORK-Sailed Dec s-Stmr Marquette
for London: stmr Umbria. for Liverpool: stmr
Pretoria. for Hamburg: stmr AuE1ste Vic
toria. Tor Naples and Genoa
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
MARRIED.

BALLINGER-sMITH-In this city. December be
). 1899. a. Sacred Heart Church. by the heN.
Father w. ID. Mckinnon. chaplain OF tns
United States Army. George I baihhser hiu
Minnie i. Smith both Of San Francesca
BURROWS-BENDEI.- this city. DeceinDer %
a. 1888. by Thomas r. Dunn. Justice OF .Ie
Pence. James f. Burrows and Annie NJ beh-
del, both OF san Francisco
JENSEN-KORNTNED- this city Decehoer
= 1899. by the Rev. .. Groensoerg. Jesper
Jensen and Johanne Korntved.
EE-DONNEI.LY-In this city. November
%. 1879. at 81. Brendan's Church. oy the rev;
Father J. r. Nugent. John X. McGee ana
Kathryn f. Donnclly both OF san Fran
cisco.
NESSLER- R-JOHNSoN-In this city. November
% 1899 by the Rev o. Groensberg. Henry
Nessler and Rertine Johnson.
-MINNIELLE-I oakland. December
Z. lSse by the Rev. j. II Theiss... Louis FER
son and Denise Mnvielle.
HE-MANTHEY-In this city. DecembS s.
1899 By the Rev. J. Fuendeling. Barthold X.
Ruhe and Mnna Auguste Manthey OF Stock
ton.
SMITH-wALSH-In this city. December ?.
1899 by the Rev. J. Fuendeling. Thomas Pat
rick Smith and Lena Julia Walsh
VON HUSEN-EHLERS-In this city. Decem-
Der 9. lSs9 by the Rev. j. Fuendeing. John
Won Husen and Geslne Ehlers
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

PEARNE-In Berkeley. December 8, 1899, Flea
nor e. widow OF the late captain w. VI:
Pearne. of steamship Gaelic. and daughter O.
the late Dr. j. F. Geary of Oakland, aged ~
years 10 months and q days. ..,
VFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
this DAY Sunday. at o'clock, at her iate
residence. 2S3O Telegraph avenue. lntermeht
private.
soHER-In this city, December g. 1899. Joseph
L, beloved son OF the late DIR. Lewis and
Celia o. Sober. and brother of Caroline lver-
sen Louisa Hunt. Miriam Paturel, Adoph
Emile. Harry and Augusta Sober. native
OF San Francisco. aged Il years mon'hs anu
days. -
fully Invited 20 attend the funeral this day
Sunday. at o'clock. from his laIe resi-
dence 527 Alvarado street. between twenty
second and Twenty-third. Castro and Noe.
Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery.
THoN-In this city. December I. 1889; Wiz
Christopher Thon. and brother OF Mrs Josie ne
Kehoe a native OF San francisco. aged 81
years II months and u days ..
CrFriends and acQuaintances are respec'-
fully invited TO attend the funeral this day
Sunday. at o'clock: from the parlors OF
McAvoy & Co.. 1895 Market street. between
Eighth and Ninth Interment /. o. o. F.
Cemetery.
TYLER-In this city. November ?. 1899, Jen-
ME Tyler. dearly beloved wife OF y. a: Tyler
and beloved mother Of II. C. Il. r. and n. w;
Tyler and Mrs. Louis knight. native OF
New York. aged IL years months ana %
days.
UFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow
CMonday). at II o'clock. from the parlors OF
the Gantner & Guntz Undertaking company.
and 10 City Hall square. lnterment cypress
Lawn Cemetery. By carriage.
VAN DUZER-In this city. December 9. 1899.
Oliver beloved husband OF Ellen @. Van
Duzer. native OF Staten Island. y. Y, aged
g. years Q months and IS days. New York
City. Staten Island and Portland. Or. papers
please copy.)
CyRemains at the parlors OF ~. Gray q
Co, cal Sacramento street.
VAN METER-In Los Gatos. December s. 1883
John McCready Van Meter father OF Mrs
w c.. Smith and Carrie Louise Van Meter. a
native OF Pennsylvania. aged SO years IL
months and days. (Auburn and Healdsburg'
Cal. and Logansport and Delphi. Ind. papers
please copy.)
wIL.LAN-In this city, December 9. 1889.
Harry beloved husband OF May william. a
native of Manchester. England, aged AZ years
and months.
OFFICERS and members Of Franco American
Lodge No. 207. l. o. o. f, are hereby noti-
tilted TO assemble at their lodgeroom this day
Sunday. at 1870 o'clock. to attend the fu-
neral OF our late brother. Felix Candeau. BY
order OF SAMUEL BRUN. Noble Grand
LEON AURADOU. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENrs.


N The superior Court of the City and County
OF san francisco. state of California-In the
matter ~ Occidental Beet Sugar Comnanv
Corporation. upon its application for jadE-
ment OF dissoluton.-NOtice No. 20 s,2
Notice ls hereby Fiven that OCrIDTN-rAr
BEET SUGAR COMPANY a corporafion or
Eanized and existing under and by virtue of
the laws ~ the State of California ana hav-
ing Us office and place OF business in the CITY
and county ~ san Francisco. state OF Cali
iornia. has hied verified application ad-
dressed 70 the Superior Court OF the CITY and
county of san Francisco State OF California
which Application is signed by a majority OF
the bohrd of Directors. praying for a judg-
inent oi dissolution ~ said corporation ana
that Friday. December 22d. 1893. at 10 O'clock
n. m. al the courtroom Of said court ne
partment Number Two. in the City Han az
the city and County az San Francisco. hav.
been appointed the day. time and place for
The hearing ~ SAID application
In witness whereof have hereunto set nv
band and affixed the official seal OF sss S,,
perior Court. this 2oth day OF November. 1895
lseail WM A. DEANE Clerk
Ply JOSEPH RTORDAN DEPUTY CLERK
Enoorsed: Filled November 20 1923 wM
= DEANE. Clerk BY JOSEPH RIORDAN.
Deputy Clerk.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
PROPOSALS.


BIDS wanted - Notice Is hereby given that
sealed proposals viii be received by the Board
~ Directors u the Veterans Home OF Cali
f0rnla. at its office room lS. 800 Sansome II .
san Francisco. Cal. up 10 1890 o'clock a m.
SATURDAY. December Is. 1883. and opened
Immediately thereafter IN the presence OF bid
ders. for furnishing and delivering quarter
master and commissary supplies Tor the Vet
trans Home, Napa County. Cal. (railroad sta
Ton hountfilel. for six months commencing
January !. 1900. and ending June 80 1900
Schedules with Information and Instructions
Tor submitting bids viii be furnished un0n
application by the undersigned. Bidders will
carefully follow the conditions Of the sched-
ules. and no bid viii b. considered unless IL
j. N accordance with such schedules Zach
bidder must accompany his bid with A cerff-
ned check upon some well-known and re-
sponsibie banking house for at least 10 per
cent n the amount of his bid pavahle 10 .
Mason Kline. treasurer. conditioned that the
bidder viii enter into a good and valid con-
Tract upon notice of acceptance as required
ny law The board reserves the right 10
reject any or an bids and 70 order anv ouan-
tty over or under the amount specified
Address J. J. SCOVILIE. Secretar,, Rosrs
ei l.irectorS ~ the Veterans Home OF Calf
iornia- room u. go sansome ST. San Fran
cisco. Cal By order ~ the Board OF Direo-
tors. J. ] SrOVrrJF c.c-,.a-
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
EVA RICE
WINS THE
HANDICAP
Beats the Duke of Middle
burg in the Palmetto a:
New Orleans.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 9.-The Palmetto
handicap at a mile and sixteenth.
value $1,000, was the event of the days
racing card. Duke of Middleburg was ia
vorite in the betting and I'm two or three
strides would have won the prize. AS it
was he faltered in the last few yards, and
Eva Rice, who had made the most OF the
running. lasted just long enough to beat
him out a short neck. J. Lucille and
Colonel Cluke were the only winning IA
vorites.
Mizpah, the winner of the Inaugural
handicap, broke down at exercise this
morning and will be retired for the WIN
ter
The weather was cloudy and the track
fast. Results:
Six furlongs-J Lucille won Havelock Sec
ond. Swamp Angel third Time, l:2Ox
Five and half furlongs selling-Marry Mace
won: Belle Of Orleans second. Waterbottle
Mile and a half. selling-Our Nellie won.
2:45.
Palmetto Handicap. mile and a sixteenth
Eva Rice won. Duke OF Middleburg second
Laureate third. Time 1854
Mile. selling-Colonel Cluke won, Acushla
second. Frank Mcconnell third. Time. I:4sls.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
ELKS' INSTALLATION.
Elaborate Ceremony at the st. James
Hotel in San Jose

SAN JOSE. Dec 9.-The newly insti-
tuted local lodge of Elks installed officers
tonight at the elegant new st. James
Hotel. The affair was under the auspices
of San Francisco Lodge No. 3. and there
were excursions from that city. Stockton.
cisco lodge brought with II the Third Ar
titllery band. The excursionfsts were
met at the depot by representatives of the
local lodge.
ent: San Francisco, T. F. Bonnet: Stock
ton, w. II. Mallory: Oakland. George W.
Reed: Sacramento. George w. jackson
Over 800 sat down to the banquet. which
was very elaborate.
The following were the San Jose Off
GERS installed: Exalted ruler, jackson
Hatch: esteemed leading knight. Joseph
Ryland: lecturing knight Fred +.
Thomas; loyal knight. w. F. Foss: sec
retary, H. s. Wray: treasurer, E. #
Sterling; tyler, George Howes.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

will be run. including the Derby. 5000;
Clark stakes. $4,000. and Kentucky Oaks.
5000. which have been closed. The re-
naming eight stakes close on January 10
and are as follows: Debutante stakes.
tWo-year-old fillies, four furlongs. $500;
Wenonah stakes, two-year-old colts, four
and half furlongs, 1890; Juvenile stakes
two-year-olds. five furlongs, selling
Sl3OO; Blue Grass stakes, three-year- -olds.
ELK and half furlongs. $500;
Mademoiselle stakes, three-year-old fillies,
selling. $3.50: Premier stakes three-year-
olds. one mile. 1890; Frankfehr stakes.
three-year-olds and upward one mile.
$500; Turf Congress handicap. three-year-
1900 added.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
John Doe Identified.

The unknown man who died in the City
Receiving Hospital last Wednesday and
whose identity was lost by reason OF the
slipshod management OF the City Prison
and the Receiving Hospital was identi-
fed yesterday as j. II. Grant. who came
to this city from Portland, Or, about two
years ago and took rooms at the Mont
gomery Hotel on Second street. He had
been on a protracted spree for two years
preceding his death.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
BORN.

BURR-In this city. December T. 1889 70 IN.
wife ~ Charles "a. Burr. a son
BOW ES-In Alameda. December g 1903 20 ,b.
wife 81 Captain =. c. Bowes. a son
coLEMAN-ln this city. December g. 1899 20
the wife Of J. II. Coleman. son.
DoLAN-In this city. December 5, 1899 10 tba
wife q John =. Dolan. a son.
FRAsER-ln this city. December e. 1893. TO
the wife Of Samuel Fraser. a son
HARTELI-In Belmont. San Mateo County
Cal. December 5. 1888. 10 the wife OF r. II
Harrell. "A daughter.
lAHKINS-ln this city. December s. 1899. To
the wife OF James A. l>arkins. a daughter
LAUTER-In this city. December Z. 1885 10 the
wife of Sig l.auter. son.
MOITORET-ln this city. November 25 1889 10
the wife Of T. A. MoitOret. a son.
RTPPEIs-In this city. December z ls99 to
tho wife of Henry L. Ruppel. a son.
SpELLMAN-In this city. November 2 1890
20 the wife OF John =. Spellman. n son.
THoMPSoN-In this city December Z. 1899
20 the wife of Charles +. Thompson. a son.
THORNE-in this city. December 6. 1899, TO
;he wife OF s. W. Thorne. a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
teams lined up as follows:
Annual Encampment.

SANTA CRUZ. Dec. 9.-Mayor Lamb
has secured from the railroad company
reduced rates from all points I'm Califor-
mia to Santa Cruz during the division en-
campment next summer. The Los An
geles regiment Is expected TO participate
in the encampment. In addition TO the
site. this city will furnish water and
lights.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been Issued as follows.
Antonio Sernio and Francesca Marsaia 0s %
A q. kundblcm and Matilda Anderson o. "a
claude T Inmble md Jennie A. Mollet.. 20 q
Frederick WIN and Anna D. y SchNarE 80 ~
George Bolten and Theresa zecher. -. ss-ss
Peter !. Thompson and Della NJ Buckley % -3S
Clinton c. Dufheld and Melville T Arthsr 81 %
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
OLIVER VAN DUZER'S DEATH.

Oliver Van Duzer. one OF the best
known mining engineers of the coast.
dropped dead at his home, 20 Shotwell
street, yesterday afternoon. A short time
previous to his death he had taken a hot
bath and II is supposed that the heat OF
the water accelerated the action of his
heart, his death being due TO heart fail
position of mechanical engineer OF several
OF the famous Comstock mines. He was
a prominent Mason and aged 81 years.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
Escanes From insane Asvlum.

Pat Shea. who was convicted of criminal
assault on Eliza Godecke in the Superior
Court in September, 1898. and was finally
adjudged insane by jury and committed
to Agnews Asylum, escaped from that In
stitution yesterday. The police and dep
uty Sheriffs all over the State have been
notified. and II is expected that Shea will
soon be in custody again.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

Saturday. December o
Stmr Despatch. Johnson. ga days from Port
land.
Stmr Sequoia Thwing II hours from For,
Bragg. bound 10 Newport Isl: put in TO land
passengers.
stmr CIeone. Higgins. - hours from Cas-
par.
Diego.
Br ship Mayheld. Roberts. 1s2 days from Car
diff.
Br ship Kelat. Hughes days from Port An
geles. ~
Br bark Bankleigh. Evans. Il days from Ioui-
que.
schr J B leeds. Nielsen. % days from Grav-
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
He Hadn't.

NO" he shouted
The frail girl by the window shuddered
She turned a gloomed face toward him
The play of the crate freight upon his
features distorted them Enthusiastically
There was a deep, thick silence for a
moment.
The man turned on his heel AS he
strode through the doorway, dramatically
holding aside the portiere with one hand.
ne flung back over his shoulder:
mo! l have not read David Harumv -
Detroit Free Press.