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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-20

Jak uGoniec Polski' donosi, zbie-
ra sic W South Bend ma zaburzenie
parafjalne. Prey nowym kosciele
S.. Kazimierza ma Warzawie byi do
tychczas proboszozem ks. A. Zubo.
wicz, zesziego jednak tygodnia pro-
winojal Zgromadzenia sw. Krzyza,
kt6remu kosci6} sw. Kazimier.a pod
lega, mianowal, bez ~widocznej przy-
ozyny, proboszczem tel parafji ks.
E. Raczyhskiego.
Parafjanie ma to zmiane ME PREY
staja, twierdzac, 70 z ks. q. So najzu.
peiniej zadowoleni, praoowa& on bo-
WIEN gorliwie ola dobra parafji.
Wybrany przez parafje komitet
udal sic do prowinojaia z zazaleniem.
Radzi bedziemy, jezeli sprawl ia "a.
iatwi sic polubownie.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
Original Anti = Pool
Law Stands.
NO HOPE FOR INGLESIDE
MAJORITY MEMBERS HAVE HAD
TROUBLE ENOUGH.
They Had a Quiet Little Talk Last
Night During Which They Dis
cussed the Corporation As
SessmentS.

Mayor Phelan's veto of the "coursing
order will probably be sustained by the
Board of Supervisors and the anti-pool
selling law as originally passed will be
allowed to stand. This. at least was the
disposition of the majority of the Board
of Supervisors when they met last even
ing TO discuss the numerous matters
which are to come before them to-day.
Members and friends of the Ingleside
Coursing Association. which is directly
affected by the Mayors message of dis
approval. have beset the members of Inc
board since Mr. Phelan's decision was an
nounced yesterday morning, but the
board is disposed to let the matter rest
as 1t Is.
1--WE have had trouble enough over this
racing matter as II is. said a prominent
member of the majority last evening.
They have threatened us with all sorts
of bodily harm and political disaster and
I think the board is quite willing to let
the Mayor WreStle with the question him
self There are fully five thousand peo-
pie who are interested in coursing VINO
are as mad a lot of Indians over lie
Mayors action, and the problem may
prove interesting yet. think there is
little danger that his veto will be over
ruled"
The police had been instructed to be on
hand and prevent either bookmaking or
pool selling at Ingleside yesterday, but
there was no call for their services. Ine
association abided by the veto and the
coursing was declared off. Just what
steps the club Will take next it has not
vet decided
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17

neers. but ordered them peremptorily to
return to work or they would be dealt
with in the proper manner upon their
return to China. This staggered some of
the malcontents and they We're ready to
go back to work but the ringleaders
finally persuaded them to hold out so
Consul General Ho Vow had to retire also
without having accomplished anything.
When the state of affairs was reported
to Captain Pybus he said
"a coolie never got theE better of me
yet, ard m not going to knuckle under
now. If they don't want to go TO Manila,
why, I'll just ship them back to Victoria,
B. c.. where they will get taste of Brit
ish justice. They are mutineers and as
such shall go back to the sound in irons ="
Captain Pybus was as good as his word.
He secured a permit from the Custom
house to transfer the Chinese, arranged
with the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany TO send them north on the Una tilla
and was making arrangements for a crew
of white fremen to go to work to-day
when the Chinese heard of what was GO
ing on and at once weakened. They not
only gave UP the idea of an extra month S
pay but expressed themselves as per-
fectly willing to make the voyage to Ma
Mia. and not one of them grumbled when
he was docked three days pay and fined
three days more for refusing duty.
The strikers caught a tartar and there
is a meek and lowly set of Mongels on
the Tartar these days.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
A DRESSMAKER INSANE.
Woman Stops at a Hotel and Cause:
Commotion.

Miss L. L. Hughes, dressmaker, resid-
ing at 800 Lexington avenue, went vio-
lently insane last night at the New West
ern Hotel. Kearny and Washington
streets. She was taken to the Receiving
Hospital. where she was placed in a pad
ded cell.
Miss Hughes engaged room at the ho-
tel Saturday evening. Nothing peculiar
in her appearance was noted by the clerk,
and she talked nationally. Yesterday
afternoon she went out for a walk and
returned a couple of hours later. Soon
after she had gone to her apartments the
landlord heard racket in the room and,
rushing to the door, found it locked. He
entreated the woman to open the door,
but she refused She could be heard raw
ing, and the proprietor called policeman,
thinking the woman was drunk. The door
was opened by a small boy who entered
by way of the transom. The patrol wagon
was sent for. When Miss Hughes was
taken to the California street station it
was found that she was insane, and sne
was Immediately sent to the Receiving
Hospital. She is young and was well
dressed.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
SOLDIERS AT A CAKEWALK.
Oregon Volunteers to Be Admitted
Free at Mechanics Pavilion
To-NiCht

oregon volunteers will be admitted to-
night free al the big cakewalk carnival in
Mechanics Pavilion, and several special
features will be put on for their benefit.
Little Manuel Robes, the regiments Fill
pino mascot, will appear on the floor in
the uniform of drum major and show
the people of San Francisco how to walk
according to the Filipino standard F. c.
Tillman, the champion cakewalker of
Oregon, will also walk tonight.
The special feature of the entertainment
arranged for the Oregon boys, however.
will be Miss Pearl Hickman in her famous
Dewey dance. The cakewalkers of all ma
tions will also start in their competitive
walk, attired in their national costumes
This contest will be unusually amusing
and will take three days to decide Among
the other stars who will appear tonight
are c. c. j. Barr and Miss Leo La Sale
in the great electric cakewalk; John and
Martha Steward. the colored champion
team. and Little Ruby Cameron in her
Spanish castanet dance.
Managers Buckley and Leonhardt an
nounce that $100 is the share of Saturday
nights receipts which will go to The SOL
der boy fund. and this is expected to be
increased to $1,000 by the end of the week
Two hundred more private boxes and 1000
more reserved seats have been added to
accommodate the crowds.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
THEIR TRUST BETRAYED.
A Woman Swindled by Man, and {
Soldier Robbed by a Woman.

Within a few minutes of each other two
confidence cases. were reported at police
headquarters yesterday morning, in the
one instance the victim being a woman
and in the other the victim being a man
and a soldier.
Kate McCord, who lives at 11O4 Market
street. complained that man whom she
met about o'clock yesterday morning on
Geary street. near Kearny, had swindled
her They drove in a hack to Dunn's sa-
loon, 1918 Market street, where in the
goodness of her heart she, gave him her
gold watch and chain and a purse con-
tanning 81 so to keep for her for a short
time. He left the box where they were
seated. saying he was going to order
oysters, and did not return. She described
him as a man about 3S years of age, with
a black cutaway coat and black Derby
hat
Louis Fraser, member of the Oregon
regiment. complained that while in sa-
loon at 20 Mason street early yesterday
morning a woman robbed him of $50. De-
tective T. B. Gibson was detailed on the
case, and he arrested woman known as
Cad Williams, who was identified by Fra
ser and booked at the City Prison on the
charge of grand larceny.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
CHIEF LEES
DID NOT TAKE
HIS SUNDAY OFF.
Busy Investigating a
Plot.
BURGLARY UNDER HIS NOSE
TRUSTY CURLEY'S DISCLOSURES
CAUSE ALARM.
Further Evidence to Show That Slot
Machines Were Rifed by In
mates of the City
Prison.

Chief of Police Lees did not take his
usual Sunday off yesterday. He was all
worked up over the discovery of the plot
of TRUSTEES to effect a wholesale jail de-
livery at the City Prison, coupled with
the knowledge that daring thieves, iden-
tity unknown. had broken into the police
property-room under his very nose and
rifled a dozen nickel-in-the-slot machines
of their monetary contents. He refused
to give out any information on either af-
fair.
I'm making an investigation he said
land it will take at least four days to
finish it,
Down in the City Prison it was notice
able during the afternoon that the usual
gang of TRUSTEES was missing. This may
have been from the fact that George
Abernathy, George Graham and Thomas
Ctrley, the trio accused of being mixed
up in the plot for the prison delivery, had
been bundled off to the County Jail to
serve their sentences. or it may have been
| the result of first step in an effort by.
the. police authorities to do away alto
gether with the trusty system.
'The truSty system is all wrong, any
way, said one of the officers of the
prison: We ought to have free, white
labor in the prison to handle the prison.
ers. Then we'd get lne work done right.
AS 1t is now, we are compelled to depend
on thieves to look after thieves. We are
forced to this because there is not suffi-
S1iDiit HioHty allowed 10 man t1e prison.
Till we get it. l suppose we will have to
keep. on requisitioning the Sheriff for
crooks to do the work of honest men"
The investigation of the plot to break
jail is being carried on with energy
Every nook in the City Prison is being
searched, in the belief that many knives
and pistols will be found to add to the
collections of weapons unearthed after
Trusty Curley weakened and peached on
his companions. If Captain Seymour has
| succeeded in finding the bunch of dupli-
| cate keys to the doors which Curley says
were smugged in to his companions in
the conspiracy, he keeps that fact to
himself. He completed his investigation
last night, and although he does not say
so it is plain that he believes the prop
erty-clerkS room containing the nickel
! in-the-slot machines was entered from the
! prison, and not from the outside corridor.
| The fact that the locks in the door had
not been broken is added proof to the
story of Curley that duplicate keys were
smuggled into the prison by an ex-pris-
| oner
The name of this ex-prisoner, which
was revealed to the police by the in
former, has not been divulged They are
| looking for him with half a dozen detect
| ives, and it is more than likely that he
will be arrested within short time.
| When he is the mystery of the nickel-in-
the-slot machine robbery may be cleared
up with the attempted jail delivery.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
AT THE PARK AND CLIFF.
A Quiet Sunday at the City's Pleas
ure Places

It was a quiet day at the park and cnll
yesterday. Although the sun shone
brightly throughout the day there was a
chill in the air that diminished the en-
joyment of the crowds At all the pleas
ure places the Oregon boys in their khaki
uniforms appeared and created much in
terest and favorable comment. Not an
accident worthy of mention occurred dur
ing the day.
At the Chutes the usual crowd gathered.
interest being divided between the big
kangaroo and the lion tanner. A large
number of the Oregon regiment also Wis
tied this place. and were received with
applause by the crowd when they entered
the theater.
.sutro's Baths were crowded during
many hours of the day. The usual
aquatic contests were held, with the fol-
lowing results: Fifty-yard dash-R Cook
won, @. Seth second. One-hundred-yard
dash-J Laird won, S Ralston sec
ond. One-hundred-yard dash, anna
teur-E. BOnnifield won, r. Reding
second. Tub race-G. Seth won, j.
Laird second, H. Olsen third. High
diving for boys-E. Bonnifield won, G.
SIeth second. Trick and fancy spring
board diving-S. Ralston won. H. Stelljes
second
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
ANOTHER RICH STRIKE.
High Grade Ore Found in the Famous
Gwiu Mine

,~ A vein Of high-grade ore has been en-
countered in sinking the shaft of the
Gwin mine at a depth of 1870 feet perpen-
dicular. Average samples of the vein
show a value of from S15 to $50 per ton.
1t is an entirely new pay shoot, running
parallel with the main ore body on the
west The finding of this unexpected par
allel vein means a great deal for deep
mining on the mother lode.
The ore is of the same character and
looks like that found on the 1SO0-foot level
of the Kennedy mine, which is the deep
est mine now working on the mother lode.
The extent of the rich ore encountered is
been made except what was taken out in
the sinking of the shaft, but the finding of
this ore body means a great deal for the
future of this famous mine
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
NOTICE.
Assessment Book Of Real and Per-
sonaI Property, 1899.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF BOARD OF
" Supervisors of the City and County of San
Francisco, City Hall building, second floor july
4, 1899.
Public notice is hereby given, in accordance
with section No. 1854 OF the Political Code that
the Assessment Book of the City and County Of
San Francisco, for the year 1899. has been com
pleted and delivered to me, as CLERK of the
Board of Supervisors, together with the map
books and statements, and will be open for ex-
animation in this office from o. clock a. m to
4 O'Clock p. m, and that said Board of Super
visors met to examine the Assessment Book
and equaliZe the assessment of property therein
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 3, 1899 at
o'clock, and will thereafter continue in session
from time to time until the business of equal
later than the 18th day of July, 1899
Applications for correction of assessment of
real estate and personal property are REQUIRED
to be verified by oath
Public notice is also given, that in accordancs
with sections 1897, 1899 and 1864 of the Political
Code, the Military Roll has been completed de
livered over to me and is now open for exam
nation and correction, as provided by law.
JOHN A. RUSSELL. Clerk.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
MARTINETTI IS HERE.
Popular Actor and Entertainer Comes
to Attend Bohemian Club Jinks.

Ignacio Martinetti, the popular actor,
entertainer and royal good fellow, who is
probably best remembered by San Fran
ciscans as zou zou in ''T'rilby," when that
town once more. Mr.. Martinetti arrived
yesterday and was Immediately taken in
charge by a delegation of Bohemians
who marched him off in triumph to the
abode of the owl Mr.. Martinettis visit
TO San Francisco at this time is solely for
the purpose Of attending the midsummer
tinks of the Bohemian Club, which is
scheduled to take place next Saturday
night, and at which the versatile actor
will be one of the stellar attractions He
will be a guest Of the club during his stay
in the CITY
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17

Commencing Monday, July 17th, and continuing
the balance of this month, we will have our regular
SEMI ANNUAL SALE OF FINE HOUSEKEEPING
LINENS.
The goods offered will be HAND and POWER
LOOM TABLE DAMASKS HEMSTITCHED and
HEMMED HUCKABACK and DAMASK TOWELS,
HEMSTITCHED and PLAIN DAMASK NAPKINS,
TURKISH TOWELS, DAMASK DINNER SETS, LUNCH
CLOTHS, RUSSIAN, AUSTRIAN and SCOTCH CRASH,
GLASS LINENS and FINE D0YLES.
All the above Linens are from the best EUROPEAN
MANUFACTURERS and will be offered by at prices lower
than similar goods have ever been sold in this city.
In connection with this sale of Linens we will
offer large quantities Of FINE LACE CURTAINS and
WHITE BLANKETS at less than present manufaC-
turerS prices.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
The Tivoli "Rlue Beard y

The burlesque of blue Beard" at the
Tivoli Opera-house has caught the popu-
lar fancy and crowded houses are as
sured during its run. Next week the
twentieth season will finish with a superb
production of Wang" in which Edwin
Stevens will be seen in the title role. on
Monday, July 81, the grand opera season
Will open at the Tivoli with fine cast,
many singers having been engaged in Eu-
rope for the season. The repertoire Of
opera will include "Othello." la Bo-
heme,' The Jewess," Queen of Sheba"
and "Dohengrln.'
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
suffocated Under a. Pillow.

At o'clock yesterday morning Mrs.
Laermann the wife of F. ]. Laermann
manager of the Union Delivery and Stor-
age Company, residing at 81 Stanly place,
discovered the dead body of her infant
son, aged six weeks, with its head under
the pillow. The mother of the infant had
nursed the child at midnight and then
went to sleep. When she awoke she was
Mortified to find the child dead. The death
was reported at the Coroners office but
the body was not taken to the Morgue.
Rag-Time Hayes, the Pianist.
At Kapp & Street. tamale Grotto; nightly.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
Universal Brotherhood.

At the regular weekly meeting of the
Universal Brotherhood of the Theosophi-
cal Society, held last night in the hall of
the Academy of Sciences lecture was
delivered by Mrs NJ. NJ. Thirds The title
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17

was Masters of Comparison" and 1t COW
cred a discourse that was replete with
i~'"rest 60 \ 1o''"a aVS'ence. At the con-
clusion Of the lecture there was the usual
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
BAJA CALIFORNIA
Damiana Bitters

Is a Great Restorative, InYigorator and Ner-
vine.
The most wonderful aphrodisiac and Special
Tonic for the Sexual Organs of both sexes.
The Mexican Remedy for Diseases of the Kid
neys and Bladder. Sells on II ilwn Merits.
NABER. ALFS & BRUNE. Agents.
323 Market street. S. F.-(Send for Circular)
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
GOLD BERG
BOWE
x CO

IL little must go a long way GER
ttainly these prices and goods should
interest you
SPECIAL SAVING SALE
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
CEaret-zinfonde1 CSC
pure mellow appetizing
Makes good blood-our SOC quality
Iea-New crop SOC
Mandarin Nectar, "Bee" brand
Ceylon-Phoenix chop-Oolong
reg'ly 60c ID
Bacon-Armour's "Star" 15c
Carefully selected-carefuIIy cured
canvass wrapped. Wholesale price
Lard Sea Foam S lb pail SOC
Pure leaf-keule rendered reg'ly 6oc
Port and sherry 3 bottles 81
Bottled from the wood as imported
reg'Iy ST bottle
Alkethrepta- (Chocolate) zoe
A nourisher of strength
reg'ly 25c can
OliVeS-ManzoniIa quart zoe
New crop-unusually rich in flavor
Dates-Fard lb 12ac
A variety in food-healthful and
nutritious
PeacheS-Hickmotfs tins 25c
Sliced for cream-heavy syrup
picnic size
Salt box 40c
Keeps the salt clean and dry
decorated porcelain -reg'ly soc
Pine apple-sliced 3 lib can 25c
dozen s. IS
Grown and canned on the Hawaiian
Islands-cheaper than fresh fruit
Macaroni-French 125c
La Fovoritd-reg'ly 15c ID =
also spaghetti vermicelli letters
and numbers
Whisk broomS -reg'ly 35c soc
Made from selected corn-celluloid
handle-ring to hang up
PeTfumery-VSo1et's bottle 4Oc
French extracts-l4 odors all popular
and delicate -reg'ly SOC
New seasons Japan Ceylon and
English breakfast teas now in stock
Send postal for illustrated catalogue
Mail orders shipped quickly and well
packed
4,a Pine ais sutter a8oo California San Francisco
1875 Clay between Eleventh and Twelfth Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17

Flemish and Japanese Grey Oaks with
ivory ornaments and all other new mold
ings for picture frames at Sanborn &
Wallis
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17

The famous old JESSE MOORE WHISKY is
recommended by physicians for family and
medicinal use because it is pure
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17

If little must 60 a long way GER
tainly these prices and goods should
interest you
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-12-16
CHAPTER VI,


In the conflictiOn Of politicul events
that characterized the struggle for indi.
vidual popularity and party asceudency
during the administration of James Mad
isOn, the efforts OF no one man, at that
period Of public life, were SO completely
successful as were those of William
Hamilton.
He was possessed Of immense wealth.
and, having both the means and the will.
he failed not to dispense the most cleGa Mt
Inequalities. His house was the resort
for all the talent Of the land; 1t was, in
deed, the very temple OF fashion, the de-
pot Of taste and accomplishment. Anna
Hamilton was now woman; a young
woman truly In years, but Il matron In
manner and mind, as perfect being as
man In his widest dream Of beauty could
conceive, and as captivating In conversa-
ton aud address as one could be who
possessed grace, loneliness. talent and vir-
tue.
II was evening, and the lights had lust
begun to gimmer along the streets and
avenues of the capital city, as Captain
sutherland, accompanied by single ser.
want, drove up and dismounted at the
door of the principal hotel. Having sat
'""N" "sS oPpSt''Np uc iuUE loI Ills str-
want, made his toilet, and sailed forth
In search Of the dwelling of Mr.. Hamil-
ton. With something like instinct he
discovered that domicile; ascending the
steps, he summoned a servant, who, to his
inquiry IL the owner of the mansion was
within. responded In the affirmative. lie
had not been long seated before Mr..
Hamilton made his appearance. "My
dear Harry" said he, claspng both his
hands, ''the joy ! feel In this meeting Is
greater than have known before for a
long, long time"
When the civilities We're ended, our
hero asked for one in whom he was more
interested than any other at that particu-
lar moment and learned to his disappo!nt-
ment that she had just gone to a ball Mt
the house Of the French minister. I'VE
VIII 60, Harry" said the old gentleman,
taxing, at the same time, his gOld-headed
cane; and as Captain Sutherland was at
tired In becoming manner. he made no
objection to this determination.
A few minutes walk brought them to
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-12-16
Accounted For.

A little Somerville girl who went into
the country recently missed turkey
that she had admired when she was at
the same place last year, and asked
where he was. 1t was suggested to her
that the turkey might have been killed
for Thanksgiving. A few days after
ward she discovered that goose and
a dog We're also missing. Rushing into
the house to impart the information,
she exclaimed:
"The goose aud the dog aren't here,
either. papa! ! think they must have
killed the goose for Christmas and the
dog for Easterv'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-11
Nervous Dyspepsia
To Gain Flesh, TO Sleep Well, 10
Know What Appetite and
Good Digestion Mean.
MAKE a TEST on sTCART'S DYS-
PERSIA TABLETS.

No trouble IS moro common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia
People having ii think their nerves arc 10
blame and are surprised that they nre not
cured by nerve medicines. The real scat
of the mischief is lost sight Of The
stomach is the organ To be looked after
Nervous dy$pcptlcS often do not have
any pain whatever IN the stomach nor
perhaps any OF The usual symptoms Of
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
Shows Itself not In the stomach so much
as IN nearly every organ. In some cases
the heart pnlpitates ana is irregular: In
others tho kidneys are affected: in others
the bowels arc constipatcd, with head
aches; sim others are troubled with loss