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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-08
Bonita's Social

Bonita Circle, Companions of the Forest
OF America, gave social in Mangels Hall
last night, at which there were many Of
the members and their friends who ON
joyed good programme of dances. Dur
ing the evening prize of a fine onvx
table was awarded to the one who made
the nearest guess to the number of beans
in jar, and a liqueur set was given to
the one who made the second nearest
@'N~A -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-08
Ignatian Councils Lecture

The annual lecture of Ignatian Council
No. 80, Y. M. l., will be delivered bv Rev
Father MacCorry, on the subject of I'm
dividuality," at Metropolitan Hall. to-
morrow evening, January g. Father Mac
Cory is one of the most eloquent clergy
men that nave ever visited San Francisco
and those who have heard his course ~
sermons recently delivered at the Paulist
Church are looking forward with much
pleasure to hearing nim.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-08
Assessors DEPUTIES.

Dr. Washington Dodge, the new Asses
sor, is adding to his staff to bring it up
to the required standard Of efficiency.
Among the new men are Raleigh Hoe,
who was assistant secretary of the last
Board of Education; Matt Lally, Jack
Bennett Tom Clark, Jerry Murphy and
H L. Bienenfield. Frank Corbett will
probably Join the Assessors staff to-mor-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-08
Cashed a Bogus Warrant

NJ. Metzger, broker, swore to a COM
plant in Judge Mogan's court yesterday
for the arrest of George wilkins, a clerk
during the late election. for obtaining
money by false pretenses. Wilkins rem
resented himself as l.. Peterson and OBJ
tanned a warrant on the treasury, which
MetZger discounted. Peterson had a war
rant, which he cashed in the regular way.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-08
Vetoed the ScaIpers, Bill

Mayor Phelan has vetoed the order
which prohibits the sale of theater or
opera tickets by any person without n
license. The reason for the veto is that
the license for this class of peddling ha :
been reduced recently from $500 to SIS.
the scalping of tickets and wants the
prohibitive license restored.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-08
Shoots Himself in a
Lodging-House.
A WOMAN IS THE CAUSE
DIVORCED WIFE REPUDIATES
HER PROMISE TO FORGIVE.
Said to Have Accepted His Money
and Then Taken Up With a
Younger and Hand
somer Man.

Weary and respondent, repudiated by
the woman who was once his wife, after
she had promised to forget and forgive,
Lewis n. Peart, at one time wealthy
builder and contractor of Colusa, tried to
blow his brains out in a lodging house at
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-08
sunnyside Has Modern Ideas.

The officers of Sunnyside District Pro-
gressive Improvement Club addressed q
lengthy communication to the Supervisors
yesterday. Many reasons were set forth
why the district should receive recogni-
ton in the matters of sewers, light, fire
protection and proper school facilities for
the children of the district.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-08

mining scheme to him and that they
should be partners in the proceeds.
Jim is believed to be a myth.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-08
CUTICURA
Begins with the Blood and Ends With the
Skin and Scalp.

. That is to say, CUTICURA RESOLvENT.
greatest OF blood purifiers and numor expellers.
purihes the blood and circulating fluids OF
HUNOR GERMS, and thus removes the cause
while warm baths with CUTICURA SOAP, and
gentle anointings with CUTICURA (ointment)
greatest OF emolient skin cures, cleanse the
skin and scalp of crusts ana scales allay
itching. burning and inflammation. soothe and
heal Thus are speedily, permanently and
economically cured the most torturing dis
figuring humors of the skin. scalp and blood
with loss of hair, when all other remedies fail.
Sold throughout the world. POTTER d. and
c. CORP, Props, Boston. How to Cure Tor
turing Skin Diseases, free.
SAVE YOUR HANDS nsiF c GAd SKI By ggogp
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-08

Ladies' tailor-made suits. Fur capes, cloaks
credit M Rothschild. 21l Suffer ST.. r. and I.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07
THE WAR OF COSQli
Is No. Indorsed by Ether ID, !.
Or Gesersl Otis
DoTH ARE OPPOSED 10 the NJ
of the Philippine Isisns. \
American Repubiic.-Re..
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07
THE srEAKEasHIr.

/. is Sonmentable Ia General Henaer-
soz. Eho viii in all probability be tae
syeske. Of the aext house OF National rep
Tesen,ztirea. tia; he does not desire 70
hare the same power as tia, exercised.
and exercised 50 dominesringiy, ~ Mr.
Reed
There is general disposition to change
the rules that Tor three terms hare con-
trolies Ibis branch o, our National law
makers. and Il IS to Geaerzi Henderson
credit that he does no. desire 10 have
that coatrol over business that Mt. Reed
fought so hard to obtain, ard. having OBJ
t2tned Il. used his tlgh. vita such dog
inatical and tyranicsl persis,eney.
The originally understood sphere Of TIE
speaker was simply that OF presiding
officer, ard not that OF position whose
holder should dictate iegisiatson--sAying
81 AL times what legislation sas needed,
ard what character Of legislation should
Or should not be enacted. This latter was
Rsedisn, and no authority Ike unto II
was ever before in the hanas OF a speaker,
although the position had been held in
previous years BY many OF the ablss; men
ef the Na;icn-nen whose ability ana pa
Eio;ism lowered above Rsed,a as his
audrcity and sslf-will shcne above the
many brighter and better mea rho were
forced 10 submit in comparative silence
% hia despot.c rule.
That the xreat majority Of The mem
bsrs Of that body canrur with General
.pSf .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07
HOUSTON, rarDAy, Irlr :. ,se.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07
COURT OF ARBITRATION
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07
CANAL COMMISSIONERS.
New Men Are Considering the WORK
Before Them.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07
A BIG GLOVE TrRsr.
II Is to Control the Count-y's Ear,r-
Uutnur


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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07
ALGER INTERVIEWED.
Texas Flood Sufferers VIII he Given
Aid

Ns~ yc-k- Izzs s---se--stary c. War Aig.r
VS. spectator G: tas Columbia Ds;sa5er
yacai rzos- Attsr~ara. hang interviewed, he
sa.3; ~AhsZt tie wsrf We a-s uori1g zloag
as sx7,s3l:ss-s'y As 7assiois, zzt TIA Recruiting
q many regiments las h=s- ordered. But yol
have p-1i!shs5 al tazt."
what viii be done To aid the suf-
ferers by the Texas hoods.-
The war department. viii render
promptly all reasonable aid that 4.
can. Orders to thar effect have been
given
Is ;zsrs aay;hias nsw about you. rsportei
r'oeaels resignation troG the cabinet, o.
about ne Cnliei states se1atorshtp from you.
S;ztsE"
~essisd expression overshaaow.t tins see-
Tet2Ey's face. ard WIKI : somewhat sharp
''Gaod nieas," he turned on hts hss. and rap
ally walked away
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Lake Charles locals.

Lake Charles. La. July s.-Mr
White. the Wells Fargo agent 81
place. received this morning from oar1
H. Jones Of Philadelphia two ccops q q
ing pigeons, which will be iibe.atS
morrow {. Mason Villa square. and ~
pec;ed 10 return 10 the home cate y ~
adeiphia, distance OF t4a0 mics. VI
a severe test and viii be watched Y
sEsS; Interest by many. This vii 81
the third test from tEis place. ana ~
al ihat have been SEMI out on!
reached Philadelphia. which made int y
oFd on long distance lights NJ ~
IS secretary o. the National Assoal
81 American Honing Pigeon Fsnsiss )
the ses's are under tAe auspices Of inA 1
soeiasion,
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THEY ARE Nor .xxInrs
.oiuateers at Manila A. ",
He-Enifstins tor S.rytc.

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Al srz GezsrM oxs ,snr,, =.
7 axe n three rex1--s-.s -. -.
,s--.,sers We srE&s rt-eul5st -. =, -
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se -; I'VE sSelssss rsFizezts a. -
rear ssrs ar 80 ssarters Is sARsr Il
$3.50 A1ss ro-ss1Tss ~ re-axin 4.
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as.ss 2 ot-e-sl OTIS siaa q. .isi--S 20
siTss' IS - - sE@t.s w.,A frtsacly ns.
- ..sass 3 IL ztuges 70 rssr.-,s- Aizsisl-
q sSee 4 Eshezs we s-esess
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07
PASSENGER TRAIN wREcKn
Fireman Was Killed and seyv
Pa-tenEers injured.

Kansas City, No, July ga I'D
o9uaa passenger t-aia on the Burf,t
rad went through q culver. near VAN
No. seventeen miles ao-ta Of K.nsx 4
~ i0c53 o'c,zck lzse night. FIN
Charles weity Of 81 Joseph. Nc,
kl2se1 a13 several passsn gers are rspa2
20 lave bssa seriously injured Ths VI
a. The Injured can roT b ohtains. Il 4
hour = heavy rain tonight EssAi I
- s==- OF r5sits9 near the plsee "
The wreck occurred and ths water i.ni
reE7-tz1 70 - zwo fast ever he I'd
The foundations OF ths culvsTt is Il
PISSED 70 have washed away. Shortly Y
Midnight w1eekiag trains csryins 4
gems we-s dispatched from Ksnsa
Lea v=1worth and s. Joseph nils1
officials safe only dvs OF SIX pssss,Ei
are hurt 2ai ihzt thz only perss. n
< TreEza Wea,y- The train i No 1 y
mag from Kansas Cry % Omaha
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The Patton Seminary.

Tia Patton Seminary ard consef''s
Of Music. select school for girls, ~
al Oak Cliff lD2llasl. Texas, has =.
a very nest catalogue for lsss-lsee Y
Institution was established in iss; i
has beer very successful. It's prshsr
Prof Z. G. Patton. has surrouitea y
self with an able faculty. and % Y.
his patrons not oaly school for a. '
the mind. but finishing school ~.
young lady may receive nearly any
plishment she desires The nume
pupils is limited and the school y
sectarizn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07
RUMoR DENIED.
There Is 10 Be No Change in the 81.
Paul and Duluth

NsT ForE. July s-Receat runors that IN
isrs$ts Identified with President James J. Hill
81 the Great NcFfhsrn have secured control
o; TIE s. Paul and Daiu;h. and that al i'm
mediate change IS to be made in the manage
as-l ara denied ~ clarenes s. Day. ore o.
The lEes, active directors 80 ssvs- ~ =, -
Aot to4gar 1oE sold sag St Pau! and Duiut5
sloeA- alt 80 far as ] Know there Il no chsnr1
y = F1el aud Duiuih affairs. The su68es
~ ~ Snee s@tHrcsy understand Is accounted
e. - ~ error so Gar as Ne s-s rS,-,.s--,s-s
ne s. Paul and Duluth sl,ratioa i ssitsIs-,
/, =. .Ie Foal is doing good business a.1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07

"1sn-Hsioa, lely s-Aeting Commissioner
NAn~ns o. zee internal revenue bureau has
Dsst1sc isa' natural or artificial gas eomps.
mes are SanieeS to the gross receipt TAX uader
'-e var revenue act. and that IL the case OF
Sss.1s,sl g=s The returns made by TIE CON
FAEy should include szles 81 TAR s-,,,.-S-
eehs. ese, " u held, howsFe-, that the wc-ss
t.lF Ire in The aei DO not refer N "a
.-1s aaa pipes tsfongA which gas L as
1lu-tsa olreciy 70 -ar consumer hut 10 ,hs
system q transporting Oh or Other prcs.,cts
s.S,- p.ses 70 phase t6rcrkh pip.s ipstsAd on
ether ecayeyznee .! A-A "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07
An AGREEMENT REACHED.
Settlers Before 1890 VIII BE Granted
Franchfses

Pretoria July s--The vols-saa sat in
secrst sesstoa today. President Kruger
ana the zesoltA,ors from the Orange Free
s'sts osing present. Ii is understood an
As-es,Dsa, was reached 20 grant franchises
Immediately 20 settlers before 1899 and 20
grant franchise 70 those being in The
ecuairy seTen years
although Sir Alfred Miner. OF behalf
O. GFeaE Britain. demanded at the Bioeu-
icntsin conference shat 4 residence OF ave
years should u 3 qualification for the
fisnehise- II Is believed that the terms
said 70 have been agreed upon today might
b accer-e5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07

s-Taa. Texas. +uly s.-Ths Szvzao,z -ivs-
las :slls- tea Zee, - tie long o-1trs. es.Tssa
ts;s ..ze@ AID Crimes eoaztF. eas; 0. as-s
gslrcz1 -=op,s eIpsc; 70 ronp;s-s J5s s-i5gs
ortr CzE5aslls c-Aes LA t5z-o-r5= after
-ooz, ztts- witch SIii co-.s the SorIng creek
AID PSEczE bridges. AID 1EZ-srcGs zEs1cUts
az cuive-ts b%sWssz CsEoosli-s creek AT
Eea--e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07
At FUIsHEAR.
The River Higher Than IL was Ever
knowE Hefore. Ever in -

Fnlsnssr. texas |slT f.-TAs R-EIrs -tTs-
e Srstr TEA- It IA srsr hss1 k-oal ~
- aetors sitasr evea sAzz ! us tzr1-E
ss,s tsset-stss ar.-sor q 81 r. rst-r
esss;s ia e-rtrs asttsz iz5 as EssAsl =
ne Ss- A-,oai9 z@a A-a-saz Pas tax
agr-sf re entire s.s.ooz- Tas rs4e-s3 5s7-
wta Nrss K "a te-ro-a AzT= Z tezz 1rlve-
.zs f-1-s 1Assr .c-sss z-5 r14te IL 1883
>. s.oeE Ess at ray great stL-a : RS = =
c-z slsse7fcts zsZs'laslY tEs s-zl.-F
suce as hcSS T.sy tE~s ass lost 1y1 q
ihsl- -.z-sc1sl e-e-tz sd : q T19--1- t-4t
.1s.r er5-s 81. e UttstlT FEt1s4- IszT
q. tzs- z--a Esg5 = - 3zr VII t1slr !rss.
There az r7szt -Eay af tEz= = Us T-clc-
stv -aE VIZ az = S-z-Tl-E co-e--to- az
-ss1 lr--.a1 are ksz-s-s-ce
EverT a7zllzsie car1=2t=r 1s-s 11s t-s-1
e1EEsc L ZEsi-E n.a-s - - 1ss+ it@
6AFs TIE wzte- = s1ll fls-E Nt-11s =
-d-s C 5-cE-E-Es have Assz sE1aL ~
asze 9. tAsz Ezvs be- c7--T-s-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07
RECRUITS FoR nrorr,.s
.., lAess.sd a Week Are Sc

~ srrea In Ra.,ern state. Sc
Ns~ fer2- srir s-rss -
- e ~ % sss regular r.x,ne.,. !. -
$3.50 - fAs -sxi-s-ru AZ - ~, - !.
so'-sasT : EaSHs e. d y.~ w., . :
!. 49,. . sssntfy aas At cAisaEo. azs
tass4s Az. Me- 4 whi;asy, sstas de-
riss s sa1ia tstaary for ,ais ser.
hs,x -. sa t>As tie 1nots rssuirrd 4,
. ~. a. tts rate q tram 100 q a.
ssyss, .s = ~ mr. tie sxus=sly r.x.s
<@sas &c sssis - poss.a,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07
LIBERALS GAINED a VICTORY.
Two of the Party Elected TO Parita-
mentary seats.

London, July 1.-The liberal party
gained swo parliamentary seats today in
the bye-s.cc;ions held in the double bar
relied" constituency and Oldham. to aM
the vacancy caused by the death las.
month Of Roher, Ashcroft, conservative.
and. the subsequent resignation OF his
conservative colleague. James Frsaeis
oswald. who has just been appointed BY
the chancellor OF the exchecuer. Sir Nj.
chael Hicks Beach, 10 be steward and hai-
lift OF the Manor OF NorShsteGd