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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
WATT. RETTEw & CLAY.
Jewelry--

regular PC. roll plate Brooches, with
rhinestone settings. 10c. each.
regular 5ec. roll plate Brooches, hand
stil nrs 81 livingstone and coral set
Black Brooches. plain and with pearl
settings. 25c. each.
HAT PINS-sterling silver Hat Pins.
Beautiful Jeweled Hat Pins. nou, 2sc
each. 49,
Sapphire. garnet and enamelled bead
Hal Pins, now Sc. each.
Black and colored hard enamel Hat
Pms. now iGc. each.
BEAUTY PINSRoll plate and black
enamel Beauty Pins, now for sc.
Sterling silver Beauty Pins. now 10c
pair -
Extra heavy roll plate Beauty Pins.
now l9c. pair
Hard Enamel Black Beauty Pins
will not rub off-now 1oc. pair.
CUFF BUTTONS-Ro plate link Gun
Buttons-,same as offered elsewhere
ut cc.-here now at 2oc. a pair,
Boys and Ladies small Cum Buttons
roll plate-now 25c a pair
Black Hard Enamel Link Cufr But
tons. now l9c. 4 pair
STuDS-Roll plate Studs. warranted
Roll plate Studs-warranted TO wear
10 years now &c. for n set Of
three
cHA iSdS 56al lysr PLATED Sd IeIgSctts or
~ 1tst.tsS-iiOM -JC. elGO, with
slides. - and &c each
Sterling Silver Lorgnettc Chains, now
75c and ST.
Roll plate Lorgnet;e Chains--now a5c..
5Oc. s. $3.50 and Sl69. These are
remarkably cheap.
STICK p1NS-All Of our loo. Stick
Pins marked down to SC. each.
All of our 25c. Stick Pins marked
down TO Zoe. each.
COLLAR BUTTONS The famous
Universal Collar Buttons roll
p.a'e. celiulciG backs will not
hl0cken ;iie sh:r; or sbirst waist
lever 'ons-for the froNt back and
cuns-S styles 10 Sno0s- froni-ncw
for Sc.
cYRANo cHAIN&we have sold
close on 70 80 cf these stylish Cy-
rano Chains d-r re the pist week.
We have the only real assortment
in Norfolk
Co-.nch Syrauo Chains. n crystal. tur-
duoiae ard crystal. it. ,Tii-.esc ut,
and cc.orcd j ads. now gc. .5c.
and 50c.-d full third urccr regular
prices
BELT BuCNLE:-Dun and bright let
i1eit HuCkicS-vSry scarce. but we
show some eaeeilent styles at &c,
ana sec. each
MI OF our igc. Sci, I'uck;ss rcw nc.
All Of our &c Bel, Buek,es. now i1c.
Zach
All Of our 5oe, Belt Buckles. new go.
each
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Remnants of
Table Linens-cI1eap.

Rapid selling during the past week
has left us with a big batch of rem
nants of good, serviceable Table
DamaskS-2 to 3 yards in each
length.
From the knowledge that they are
ends of our quickest selling prices you
can Judge that they are worthy of
your confidence.
We shall sell this lot of remnants
tomorrow
AT ABOUT HALF-PRICE.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

WATT. RETTEw & CLAY.
Midsummer Sale of Notions.


" - N'"o ~
with the selling the
quality the ~ ~ " ~ Vs. N'"' NUN 'S
a
which go out earliest gather the honey' ' ~
Tomorrow will be remarkable day. Make haste to get here
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Jute Carpet.

Yard-wide Jute Carpets for halls,
offices, churches and such use-half
dozen patternS-l7, 20 and CSC. a
yard.
2o-inch Jute Stair Carpets patterns
1oc. yard.
yard.
A reduction of 10 per cent. on our
regular low prices of MATTlNGS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
efonnmer Wobjsck.

Take the handsome new steamer
"Mobjack.' of the OLD Dominion Line.
for delightful al-day trip on the
water She leaves Bay Line wharf
daiiy. except Sunday. at ZOO a. m. for
Mobjack Bay and landings in Matthews
and Gloucester counties. Fare only
81 for excursion trip to return same
day. iv16-,f
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Satteen Skirts.

Think of buying a good black sat
teen petticoat, with corded flounce, at
75c. Not skimped in any way-full
and generous.
AT sl-Made OF better quality Sattecn
- cluster cording on deep ilounce.
AT S1.2'-Madc OF excellent Sattcen-S
clusters of cording on very full
fiouncc.
AT s2-Made OF Silk finished Sattccn
% rows OF rufilins on deep. full
fiouncc.
AT s2.25-Made of the best French SAT
teen--7 rows of cordng around the
full nouncc
Better grades ut $50. s2.75 and IS each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Black Taffeta. soc.

Black Italian all-silk Taneta- made
and converted i'll ltaly-5oc. a yard.
Black China slk-22-nch. s7sc.; a.
inch, zoe: 27-inch. sc.
4'-imch llael< Figured Dress Goods
regular zoe. goods a; 5Sc. a ward
4o-inch Atwood SILK finish Henrietta
zoe. yard
25c. Slack Hrocadc Erilliantlnc-Io nat
terns-5j inches w.de-20o yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
4. & q. Route $500 10 ntcb,noua.

or Williamsburg round trip Sunday.
July S0th. Steamer Louise leaves Ports
mouth, $50; Norfolk. 700 n. m. sharp.
connecting with train at Newport
News. arriving in Richmond at 1916
a. m. Returning, leave Richmond a;
p. M: arrive in Norfolk at II p. m.
J. l.. HERMAN, Manager.
jy21 % 25.27oS.29
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
The Shirt Waists.

We repeat The price-scalc as it now
stands:
i21lc. for 25c. Percalc Waists.
25c. for SOC. Percale Waists.
SOC. for ST Figured P. X. Waists.
S0c. for SIPS White Lawn Waists.
Csc. for $3.50 White p. K. Waists.
Sl.25 for Si.75 White Lawn Waists
75c. Tor 81 up 10 $3.50 Pcrcale
Waists.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Leather ds-

Six styles OF Continuation ,Pu-scs-
black and co.ors-uow l5c "aSh
Real Morocco Leather CONSERVATION
PurseS-sutchcd al around-uict.;
framcs-black and colors-.5c. each
Real Monkey. LcVaut. seal and Xiii.
gator Leather Combination Purses
now 50c. each
a genuine Seal Leather Douhlo com,
bination Pursc-black ouly-y.t,.-
ranted real scal-now 5o>. otch
Black Morocco Shopping Bacs-le,.hNr
handles - satteen linins-now .5c,
each.
BELTS Electric Jet Beaded Ro,ts
the zoe. kind. now &c. the 81 Kind
now .5c.; the S.50 kind. now 81. ma
s. kind. now $50: the S25A kina
now s.; the SS.59 kind now SasS:
the 50 kind now s. -
All-icather Black Belts-niclcl and
leather covered buckles now ~
Regular 25c. Black Morocco lca,h,r
iScits-coverod buckles now iac
each
White Leather Bclts-covcrod buckles
now Sc. each
Brown Turkish Morocco Belts. now
ResHlar 2Sc. White Kid Belts, now lec.
Patent Leather Belts. large oyelcts
nickel buckles. now Zoe. each
DOG Collar EeitS-lateSt novelty-vfth
nickel lock and trimminss-Sac and
81 each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
New hing suits.

Beautiful quality Slack s;cil.rn
Bathing suits, with deep white Sieii-
ianSailer collars finished with full Size
sailor knot.
These garments ire we'll nlad,, and
tit as they should--S4 4 suit.
Others At 50 and S).2S suit
chilirens Suits. e5c siT5 and $50
,ac h-for children 4 10 Is wears
Mems Suits Of Navy Jersey c q II, g.
WIN red or White stripes. 7ic
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Summer Corsets.

The "American Lady" French gore
made OF fine French batStc- LIGHT,
cool and comfortable. The most
popular corSetS made. While buff
on French Lines. it is better adapted to
American women than are French
corsetS. ST pair.
a lot of odd sizes of regular 70, S,,r,-
mcr Corscts. at Doc pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
HandkerCIliefs.

Ladies' all-linen, lade edge Hand
kerchlets &c. each.
Chldren's White Observation-Disclosures
omen corded hcrders-2c. each
Ladies licmsttched White land
kerch.cfs-20c. a dozen
Ladies ,sioo All,silk Windsor .Ties-go
black and whitc-50c each.
Ladies' Hcmstitchcd White IIandker
chiefs-3oc. a dozen.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

gave delightful supper to her friends
Friday evening at o'clock. The guests
were Mrs. b. +. Walters. Mrs. Godfrey.
Miss Mamie Godfrey. Miss Nora Hew-
cit and Mr.. S. Veil.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Only 81. Virginia Bcach nna Return

One meal and bath al tho Atlantic
Hotel, accommodation frst-class. per-
manent rates very low. Reason: This is
their advertising year Try it. Tickets
for sale at Virginia Beach depot.
jyS-su, W,fr-im
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
37Hc. Ribbons, Csc.

An exceedingly good quality of
single faced Satin Ribbons inches
wide-all colorS would sell regularly
At 371ac., Tomorrow at 25c. a yard.
Tho very best grade all-silk Tafrcta-
all colors-S-inch. i1c. for 22c.
grade; 4i:-inch. &c. for CSC. grade:
6-inch. sc. for Soc. grade.
Tho very newest effects In Pure White
l,ibhons-cordcd white stripes and
pla.ds-satin and taffeta-5-inch
49c.
Best quality all-silk Doublc-Faced
Satin Ribbons-cvery leading color:
Sainch Zoe, instead OF SOC; i-inch.
SIC. instead of S7,ac.; 5-inch, 4oc. in
stead OF o0c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Notions

Brass Pins. sc paper.
english Hair Pins, papers for 1c.
English Book Pins-fuil count and best
quai!ty-Sc
Zone Collar Buttors-ic. dozen.
Kid Curlcrs--S--rCh Sc. dozen; a.
inch. Sc; 6-irch. Sc.
TGpe LinoS-3c.
HairPin Notwithstanding loo hair
pinS--ic
Nickel Safety pins-An sizes-sc. a
dozen
BLACK Jct-Heal rins-ic. a box.
Paper contain rE - jet-head dress.
Satin beit Hose Suppor;ers-loc. Il
re;trl shirt Euttons-2 dozen on a
%.-yaTd lens,hs Black SIX Elastic. &C.
p,arning Cotton. balls for SC.
aluminium Hair Pins &C. Il dozen.
Stockinet Dress Shields-nurlbcr =
only-5c. par.
SHELL COMBS p SIDE Combs all
snarcs lee. &c. AID So. pair.
th9ire Ccnhs. new shape. l5c. lee
ana 5Nc. ,ach
Fompaiour Combs shane that Will
III iee bead. 1876. and g5c. each.
ltAlK PINS Bes; quality horn black
dmccr and shel.-plaln and crinipsd
Ice g ioxeu
The Martha Wnshins;cn" Shell Hair
l'ins-Vcry smoOth--woa't pnu ;bs
hRir-sral SIZE 1885, = dozen. large
size. eit a dozen.
Ihe Marie Aptoiuctte" Hat, Pins
Will mol spill, finished e-.----,. tor
to.Se shell-C icr &c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Ladis s V. $ S.

Ladies Pure LiSle Thread Vests
makers Slight inipertections reg;lll
sc. grade ; for SOC.
Best quality rure Isle Thread Vcs.7-
sill trimmed neck. armho!es and
skirt-.5c. each
Our regular lsi.c. Ves,s-s,lk taped
neck and armhoes-now Ice ca. h.
Bleechcd ana rnbi.aehcd RibL. d
VESTS for Toe.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Mems Atwood Swoaters-so,id colors
regular & Sweaters. at SIPS.
The new Prince of Wales flowing cna
ai-silk club Ties-ncw designs-o5c
each.
The famous "Doublewear" Collars
every new SHAPE for &c.
"Holcproof'' sox-yuarantccd not to
Wear out 1t heels or toes@ pair
for -.
Regular lac. I.islc Finish Black sox-
lai.c. a pair.
REGULAR 5oc. grade Leather End Sus
rcndcrs-2ic pair
Regular Toe. Madras Club Ties-i2c n
dozen.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

I Union-madc Overalls-the weil-known
r Army and Navy" brand-of blue
j denim, with or without aprons
I 6Oc a pair. Jumpers to match,
II same price.
White Drill Overalss. with aprons.
Tor masons and plasterers. soc a
pair. Working Pants of Cashmere
!! etrlpcs-50c. Il pair
Boys Brownie Overalls-2ic pa:r
:. Extra quality Cambria Night Shirts
without collars. cool and comfor-
tablc--50c. each
Pyjamas-madc of fine Madras-neat
!. checks and stripes-fast colors-
Sf.39 suit
Mems Woven Madras Negligoc Shirts
!. q collars and pair OF curs-all
5. SZeS-.sUc each
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

the guest of Miss Ida Gordan, at Vir-
ginia Beach. has returned to her home
in Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Nina Taliaferro, OF Gloucester
county. is visiting Miss Letha Starke,
on Boush street.
On Saturday morning DR.. and Mrs.
Joseph Guthrie, OF the United States
Navy gave a delightful breakfast on
board the u. s. Receiving ship Frank
lin to Miss Lucyc Vaughn. Miss Manic
Wright and Miss Ethel Herbert.
Mrs. ]. Pendleton Herbert gavo a
charming card-party at her residence
on Dinwiddie street Portsmouth
Thursday evening. in honor of Miss
Vaughn and Miss Wright, of Northern
Virginia, who are guests of Miss Ethel
Herbert. After spending n pleasant
of euchre n dainty repast was served
at eleven o'clock. and 1t was past mid
night when the young people found
themselves at their own homes again.
a delightful party was given at the
'Isaak Walton" Club. near Ocean
View. on Monday, by Mrs. Richard Lee
Herbert. of Portsmouth. Quite a num-
Der of the guests went down to the club
on morning train and thoroughly en-
Joyed the fishing, bathing and elegant
meals served. In the afternoon several
gentlemen Joined those already assem-
oiled and the evening was enjoyed until
late hour al the View. The party re-
manned a; the club all night Captain
and Mrs. Hcrbert's guests were as fol-
lows: Dr. and Mrs Joseph Guthrie. u.
S. N; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pendleton Her
bert. Miss Lucye Vaughn. Miss Mamie
Wright. Miss Ethel Herbert Miss
Ethel Tebault and Miss Ruth Thread
craft.
The beautiful home OF Mrs. q. P.
Holland was the scene Of the Progress
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Toilet Articles CONTINUED.

DENTAL PREPARATIONS - Euthy-
mol Tooth Paste. PIC
ShefielI's Tooth Paste l9c.
CoiAate's Ant!septic Dental Powder
l7c.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder. isc.
Listeratci Tooth Powder 25c
"SanitOl"-thc new iuGid anti-scptic
10Y the teeth ana mouth--i5c.
Rubifoam. lSc.
Sozodont. Soc.
FACE POWDERS Swans
down. lcc. fellows Perfect Com
picN.on Powder. sc. fellows Pearle
de Riz. fine quality rice powder,
Zoe.
Roger and Galioi's Violet. 19c.. Roger
and Cadets Niolettc de Parme.
5oc. box. Anthca sac. box.
Levy's La Blaohe Powder, SIC.
Mennens Talcun Powder l2i.c.
Oakiey's Violet Talcum. Ice
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
WATT. RETTEw & CLAY.
WATT. RETTEw s. CLAY.
Concerning Mems Goods
White Shirts in particular.

The unavoidable White Shirt which offer at 3o is enovne tnlv
phenomenal " ~ '0'"'S GUY
Every feature of the shrth Workmanship tie finish
nd the splendid tends strengthen which this shirt has taken
upon the confidence of Nortolk's shirt buyers "
Compare point of the best Won can bv else
|whe s at hi dollar It's bosom for instance double peat
SHIRTS that you have reinforced FRONT ONLY
rck to pieces this 800 shirt bit by and you'll find
|even better than we have Strived to picture
We full Sizes Id on I'D TO 1Sas many rs Won
want and - ~ ' ~ ~
we price them SOC. eacI,-sx for s225
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Ladies' Stockings.

Ladies' fine Hernsdorf high finish
Black Isle Stockings beautifully
drop stitched Spliced heels and toes
made in Germany.
Instead of 57i4c., we now price
them 25c. pair
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

to the regret of their hosts of friends in
Norfolk, who hate TO give them up.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Miss Nan Snodgrass. who has been
the guest of Miss Ida Gordan. at Vir-
ginia Beach. has returned to her home
in Harrisburg, Pa.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Sta1iOnery-

Star Brand SuDerilnc quality writing
paper-pla or luiod-any sizc-ioc
a pound. Envelopes to match. Sc
4 pack.
Real Scotch Linen. cream laid. extra
me w VIM pane ,1o, or or plain
to match. sc. a pack
Grown Imperial Parchment. antique
finish. cream laid writing paper,
court shape-lVc. Il pound l1nve-
lopes TO match. &c a pack.
liur!huts Tine quality Mourning paper
Treasury Bond-a paper for foreign
correspondence = boxes contain ny
10 sheets of paper. same number
of onycloNes-ioc.
Huribu;'s Ode Parchment Bond Tab
lcts-a2ure and wh!to-iUc each.
Envelopes to match. Zoe. Il pack
age
Snnford's Ink-3c. n bottle
Muciiage. 4c. n bottle
Pen Points-any k!nd-5c n dozen
1'ayson's lndelblc lrl-2oc.
Rubber Tipped Lead Pencils-lOc. Il
DOZEN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
More OF the pretty
121c. Wash Goods at Sc.

Two the dainty Ogande Applique told about last
Sunday that ordered to be Roanoke store have been Sent
to Norfolk by mistake ~ ~ ~
We Roanoke We shall pass them to YOU
tomorrow, ~ -
INSTEAD OF 1214c. SC. A YARD
This beautiful 80 inches wide and comes in half
dozen delightful color combinations " 1000
the splendid CRASH LINEN for skirts that has sold
SO readily at oc, will be on sale tomorrow it's pce5c yard
Lawns whit
yI,
and oururo u
mtInC-no
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
A WEEK IN SOCIETY

Continued from Sixth page.)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Miss Nina Taliaferro, OF Gloucester
county. is visiting Miss Letha Starke
on Boush street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Fans

Regu'ar <. and Toe Japanese Fans.
:, reduced to Sc. each
reduced 20 iur. ga A.
''c'; NC ana 81 SILK Fans reduced 10
t9c. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

State. Entries close Monday. August
l4th. at II u. M. 1899. For conditions.
etc, address c. c. Dix. secretary.
Parksley, Va.
Marion c.. recent winner at Reds
Vi!le, Mass. and old Orchard. Maine.
mas taken purses ali the way up the
line from Norfolk. she won the 2:2;
pace in the Norfolk spring races in
three straight heats. She is a remark
able mare and will make big showing
before the season is over.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Pretty EGnbroideries
at close on to half price.

Because bought unusually big lot got pretty Swiss En-
broideres a remarkably low price
They are fresh and clean full They measure
mp to 25c., but shall price them -
8, no. 121l AND i5c A YARD
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
8, 10, 121G AND l5c. A YARD.

Fine NainsoOt Embroidery Insertion
/. to match--instcad of 25c. we say
/ 15c. "a yard.
Beautiful Nansook Embroidery - Q
inches wde-worth 31iAc. and 50c-
at 25c. yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Some very good values
in Ladies' Lawn Wrappers.

lTeTuI mlKlnG as those you'd have
tancies--at prices you'll like.
sailor collar. with lace edged runle.
AT 200 EAClI-Regular So solid color
India Lawn Wrappers-blue hello
tropc and pink-dcep flounce-iap el
shouiders-lace trimmed yoke.
WHITE WRAPPERS - Beautifully
made White Lawn and India Linen
Wrappers. at Sl.5o. 80, 500 and 81. 80
each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Dainty Val. Lacc-ts. :; ana 1-inch
wide.beaut;ful patterns regularly
they'd be 5ec. ana G2i.c.-now they
arc 37iac. a dozen yards
Odd lot Of slightly soied Embroidcr-
ies-the :. and &c. goods-now &c.
yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

made according to your own whimS a
AT 81 EACII-Figurcd Lawn Wrappers
deep iiouncc-bra-d trimmed
AT $i.25 EACII-Figurcd Lawn Wrap
pcrs-3i. yards around-Soiid lawn
trimming-rufncd yoke.
AT $50 EACIl-Figured Lawn Wrap
pcrs-3i2 yards. around white tuck
ed yoke. with braid trimmed rufile
AT 50 EACH--E'igurcd Persian Lawn
Wrappers deep ilounce = broad
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05
NIGHT OF ROWDYISM
ON MOUNT TAMAlPAIS
Young Hoodlums Terrorize Pleasure
Seekers Who Stop at the
No

MILL VALLEY. Aug 4.-The depreda-
tons of roughs on the summit OF Mount
Tamalpais have reached a limit where
Louis James, general manager of the
Tamalpais Scenic Railway has found II
necessary to invoke the assistance of the
authorities in preserving order and pre-
venting the wanton destruction of prop
erty. On account of scenic ATTRACTIONS
and the novelty of the trip the railway
running between this point and the sum
nit of the mountain is being constantly
Travelled over by tourists and other pleas
ure-seekers. With the decent element
have come many hoodlums OF late, the
undesirable persons being by no means
confined to the sterner sex. Especially is
this true on moonlight nights.
\ few evenings ago large tralnload OF
people was sent up the mountain. On the
train was a gang Of 'tOughs, accom-
panied by women of their kind. This
party took along q cargo Of whisky and
imbibed so freely that by the time the
summit of the mountain had been reached
the hoodums were in a humor to run
amuCk and their girls to applaud what
ever was done.
Against the rules of the company, bon
fires were lighted and everything portable
that was cOmbustible was carried to feed
them. Fences were torn down, tables and
chairs taken away and a sort of Indian
ghost dance carried on around the fires.
But the trouble did not cease there. The
roughs remained all night and managed
TO terrOrize everybody at the summit.
They threw stones down on the tavern,
shot off reVOlvers and generally made the
night hideous In the morning the party
departed.
Manager James declares he will stand
no more of this and has asked the au-
GERS UP the mountain on every moonlight
night.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05
SUFFERS NAMES ARE OFF.
The Register Purged Of Illegal Pri-
mary Voters.

Brick Dolan, proprietor of the Crystal
House. at 675 Howard street, and his
seventeen dodgers who were suspected Of
false registration, did not appear when
their names were called yesterday morn
ing at the meeting of the Board of Elec-
ton Commissioners. The dodgers had been
cited to appear to prove their residence
in Dolans district. On motion of Com
missioner Sheehan Registrar Steppacher
was instructed to strike their names from
the register If they should not show up
Seven other names from house at 107
New Montgomery street were also or
dered stricken off. A resolution was
adoDted by the board granting permission
TO Mr.. Steppacher to hire all the deputies
he might need on election day and during
the week following. He was also en-
powered to examine all persons suspected
iourned to meet again on Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05

killed when he fell heavily on the cement
basement floor is regarded as somewhat
of a miracle, and his freedom from q Sc
we're accident is explained by himself in
the fact that his head is harder than the
usual head.
A couple of hours later Musa was
brought in and also charged with felony.
Then Archie Permien and Dalton, col
ored man, were arrested for acting as
seconds, though Dalton denies that he Of
hciated in any such capacity.
The basement in which the fight was
held was crowded with the men VINO had
arranged the match and who had sub
scribed on an average 10 cents apiece to
see two youths batter each other There
was no science in the combat and dppa-
rently no one to see that the ordinary
rules of fighting were enforced. Nc one
will admit being referee, and the report
that a prominent doctor acted in that
capacity was denied this afternoon by
the Chief of Police. The youths flew at
whether the blow that felled Musa was
foul or not cannot be learned, for no one
will admit being witness to the bloody
affair There was considerable talk that
Musa had been seriously injured, ard he
did not revive until one of the bystanders
threw a bucket of icewater over him
Chief Hodgkins is compiling list of all
the spectators and when he Is satisfied
warrants issued for their arrest. Already
he has about twenty names, and it in
cludes few officials who are supposed to
do all in their power to prevent such ex-
hibitions as that of last night.
This afternoon Judge Smith fixed the
bail of the prisoners at $3.50 cash or $500
bonds. The spectators will be charged
with misdemeanOr and $50 cash bail and
a fictitious name will save them from
Som Some p' Of Baumgarten's friends fur
nished a bond and he was released this
evening.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05
FOND HUSBAND HIT
HER WITH A SPADE

OAKLAND, Aug. 4.-Bloodshed marked
the latest chapter in the matrimonial
troubles of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hays at their
home on Second street to-day. Margaret
Hays, who is a corpulent person of 81
years, presented herself at the Receiving
Hospital this afternoon to be treated for
an ugly though not serious incised wound
on the right side of her head: When
asked by Steward Borchert in what man.
ner the wound, from which blood flowed
copiousIy, had been inflicted the injured
wife replied: 81 was hit with spade by
nv fond husband, who Is a native of
Dunno Gall, near the County of Mayo,
Ireland; but he'll be sorry yet" The pa
tient vigorously objected to having. the
wound stitched with the physicians
needle, which she termed "bogie in
strument" The wound was therefore
given simply an antiseptic. dressing,
tapped off with coat OF healing PoTStd Hh
priced strawberry shortcake. as the stew
ard faeetiously put it. Mrs dGs Hays nyn5sa hu st
the remark made by his wife that The
didn't come from her town"