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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27


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Der 4rmee Der perbiinbeten ruHii9en
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i'm Deutid : fran5ofiI4en aries 3ers
ftDrten SdloFe BON Weuoon bel Puris
geboren, bisnts er sunG6ft i'm itdIienis
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ftorbenen Y%rGiiotnten Selir 5aure
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ct. petersburg OerieBt unb gum Sbers
item bes &diIerin : acknowledgements
bef6rbert.
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genoen Serbit mad paris fam, purbe
es BON prin5en 2ouis Rapoleon be-
sleitet. Gs bieB bamals, Der Gar babe
ben prinaen NIT gutem @orbeba4t nit
nah paris asRpmmsn. I'm bsnifranao'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27

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lein: .Sie iinb beute ni9t 10 nett uls
fonit, Serr aReHor; our Strafe oafir
fperoe i9 Sbnen Das 2ieb nidt iingen,
bas i'd S6nen fir beute psriproaen
bate. Mfefor: %, bon Sbnen
nebme i6 nit Sreuben biefe Strafe an,
JrGuletn @Isbeth."
g n IN b n q.
@rIter STUDENT: rSrsunb9sn, ipurum
beibeIt Oh mid INNER elm 9amsel?
9as Sameel 1T bob bas S6iff Der
@iite." 3peiter STUDENT: nStimmt
auffalenb unb lit gerdbe pie Su
- INNER auf benz Srodnsn!"
-Sie fennt ibn. Mann:
SD bin beutc 10 gutter 2aune, bab i9
Sir teinen WunId dbI9lugen tonnte!"
Srau: rHatiirlid; es lift Sonntag, no
ale 2Gbeu gei4loRen finb!"
-Rei3enie m 8 eins9nedtsz
natur, fonft tOmmt bic Saustne9tsz
natur gum 9ori4ein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27

- SrigtneGfe @ef9retz
ST Der S9ulSe pirtli6
gar 10 bid?" Der Msnf9 lit nur
Baud - unb Io'n 8isden b'rum
rum"
-grfer 9 ebdnts. Reifens
Der Tin gfritd ldnbenb): .Oonnerpets
ter, bier seben bic Srauen bod nod
ipsitsr uussei4nittsn. aIs BEL uns."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27
Gntrii t ii n g.

Sisnsr (ber sufGnis iiebt, pie fein
Ssrr ii6 aus benz Oerf9lofenen
S9reibtiI9 Gieurren nimmt):
vSo cine 9emeinbeit. bic Cigar
rem, bic auf benz Sif6e itebsn. raudt
er ia gar nidt ieIbft!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27

eiaener Qfri bat Elm nod iebt in Der
SungbansT9sn Sabrit bei6dftieter
lbrma6er Roiin fertig gebra4t, in.
benz er i'm Snnern elmer Slaide, NIT
Siilfe bon Tebr langen @ert5eugen, bic
einSelnen Sbeile zines llbrtperts gu els
ner tabsllos functiunirsnben nbr qua
iammenfeBte.
Sie bier ansefiibrten unb ubsebiloes
ten llbren iinb natiirli6 nur einige
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27

rSeBt RABBIT meine gauge Sumilie:
meme Srau, meme beiben SD4ter unb
mein Sobn! Sa bleibt mir ni9ts ans
beres iibrig, als aud gu rabeln!"
rIt9t notbpenbie! 0u biIt ia f4on
IGngit bas finite Rab i'm Sauie!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27

9ienfmGb6sn (bas iid in Der 9udz
bunblung einen 2iebesbriefiteGer GEE
fault bait:
,~@ntI6ulbigen sic, mifen bic
8riefe Der Rsibe mad seI9rieben pers
benz"
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
LODGE OF PERFECTION
OFFICERS INSTALLED
AN IMPRESSIVE EVENT IN
MASONIC TEMPLE.
The Induction Into Office Witnessed
by Many Ladies-An Enjoy
able Banquet Followed.

Last evening 4 large number OF ladies
invaded C0mmandery Hall, Masonic 1eEn-
pie. Che doors Of which were thrown open
to them by special invitation OF the
membership Of Terba Buena Lodge OF
Perfection, fourteenth degree OF the An
ctent and Accepted Scottish Rite OF Ma
sonry TO witness the installation OF on
GERS OF the lodge for the Masonic year.
The beautiful hall was free from deeora-
ton, except the American flag 70 the right
OF the venerable masters station N the
east. proclamation OF the membership
love and feaIty 10 country.
There were present about one nundre9
ard fftv Ueouie. principally members and
their families, and few invited guests
At the appointed time Henry a cine
marshal OF ceremonies. entered the nan
and saLutfng T. o. Allen, Lhe retlTlnS
venerab bic master. who was the Installing
oficer. announced that the OIcerS elecLed
and appointed awaited his pleasure ne
was Instructed 70 admit them and n q
few moments the officers. the majority IN
elegant and costly robes, the others IN
military dress. entered and were esCoE leu
70 position before The altar, Wnere. aICeE
saIfT+{rg they occupied seats. The several
charges were delivered 10 Ine1 ana Lne
teachings Of charity OF the order explain
ed IN eloquent language. after EnIcA Lne
elected and appointed 0LlceEs Iooa tI1-L
rOSfIiOuS around the altar, and on pended
knee took the oath OF office Inis was
solemn and impressive feature o. tAe IL
staIlatiou. During the evening q cnoIr,
consistfrg Of 7. K Wittock. J. r Jones.
]. p Ogilvte and L A Larsen, rendered
appropriate music
The oficars who are 10 govern the lodge
during The current Masonic year are.
Frank B. Ladd. venerable MASTER Frank
C Van Schaick, senior warden; henry
Ascroft junior warden; James Il Wilson,
master OF ceremonies; Norman Sinclair,
orator: William s Moses, almoner;
George J Hobe, secretary; LlppInan
Sachs. treasurer: s c Thomson, senior
exuert: Edwin y. Rogers, junior expert !;
William P. Brooks. captain OF the guard;
John d Arcy. tyler.
At the close OF the ceremony and the
proclamation by the marshal all present
/ were invited 10 remain and parIaks OF
the hospitality OF the lodge II the ban
Quet hall OF the cOmuznderE, where there
was spread an elaborate banquet after
the repast there was an excellent pro-
gramme and music by Bennett's CT
CHeSrrz
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
PROCTOR SUES
FOR A LOT IN
A PUBLIC PARK
Senator From Yer
mont in Court.
ACTION AGAINST THE CITY
WANTS RESTITUTION OF a
PIECE OF LAND.
Old Pueblo Land Grant Litigation in
the Circuit Court-A Part Of
Lafayette Square Is
InvoIved.
ACTION AGAINST THE CITY
WANTS RESTITUTION OF 4
PIECE OF LAND.

United States Senator RedfeId Proctor
OF the town OF Proctor. Vt, began suit in
the United States Circuit Court yesTer-
day against the city and county of San
Francisco TO recover possession OF fifty
yara lot bounded as follows:
Beginning az the intersection Of the north
line C Sacramento street with the west
line of CctaEfs street thence north II feat
and Horsfau claim. which line iS also the
south line OF the Delaney claim thence
west I4Q feet 70 2 point It's feet west troa
said west line OF Oct2yia street thence
south 1875 feet west OF the north line OF
Sacramento street: thence east 1875 feet
70 the point OF beginning. The value OF the
Iot is stated 70 be Sz5.cao.
The complaint recites that the prede
cessors of the complainant in July, 1880.
embracing the lot in controversy. and
that they and their grantees continuously
maintained their title and possession up
TO 1885, when the city expelled the plain
tiff and took possession He asks that
the lot be surrendered 10 him and that
his title be acknowledged and confirmed
The lot is q part OF Lafayette Square,
which has been beautified and improved
by the city within the last four years The
issues raised on the trial OF the case will
be similar 10 those in the case OF the city
sion OF fine lot OF the top OF the Clay
street hill, in the same tract OF pueblo
land
Senator Proctor has engaged 5. ". and
e B. Holiday. JEFF Chandler and L. D.
McKisick 10 fight the case for him, and
there can be no doubt that the battle viii
be q fierce one
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
Daring Burglars Captured by the Police.

whom the police believe are responsible
for a number Of burgIaries committed in
his CITY Their names are Edward Smith.
Josepn -Munroe and Silvio Cosio. They
were arrested BY Detectives Ryan and
O'Dea. the clever sIeuths OF the Southern
station. The specific charge against them
is breaking into the shooting gallery and
saloon OF William A Bradford al AS
Dupont street Early Friday morning the
desperate trio forced an entrance 20 the
place and helped themselves 10 2o0o cart
ridges and two Smith & WessOn rey0l-
vers, valued at Sl5.
In the stoTeroom connected with the
shooting gallery the burglars found u
number Of ufckel-Tn-the-slor machines,
which they proceeded 10 open With the
aid Of a jimmy they broke into three
Of ire machines and abstracted 30 slugs.
which are valued al ) cents each Several
hours after the burglary Detectives Ryan
and 0'Dea saw young man enter
rpsxrushOO al la3 Third street ana o1er for
sale the two reyolvers which were stolen
from the shooting gallery Not knowing
fhaT fF7a Mace had been entered. but sus-
pecffng that the visitors 10 the pawnSnop
had stolen the FevoEv5rss the GeEectiEeS
c0rcIl1ded 10 shadow him They fol-
flowed him for several blocks and lnaIly-
saw him enter a Iodging-bouse on Mission
street.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
THE
CORRIDORS

Frank H Smith, z Stockton attorney, IS
az the Grand.
F. B. Chandler, a merchant OF Elmira.
IS 4 guest az the Lick
Rev. James Cope OF Santa Rosa is regis
tered AT the Occidental
2. Leddeke. q CenterviIle school teach
Ct. IS staying al the Lick
J. \. MCGOWAN. Montana hotel pro-
prietor, is guest AZ the Russ
\. c. Gassen, 3 san Diego politician.
registered al the Palace yesterday
I. P Vance. a contractor Of Vallejo, is
among the arrivals at the Occidental.
Carl z Lindsay. prominent attorney
Of Santa Cruz, IS registered At the Grand
" 7. B. Roberts and wife OF Philadel-
phia have taken apartments AZ the Pal
ace
J. P vassar. proprietor OF the Geyser
Springs Hotel, is al the Russ with his
wife
Captain Frank Barrett. manager Of the
Palo Alto bank, is registered al the Lick,
with his wife
L. \. Ritter and wife Of Minneapolis
are registered az the Grand and VIII make
q tour Of the State.
John C Vaughn Of London. England,
who has been making q tour Of Mexico.
is 4 guest AT the Grand
John Rosenfeld. the prominent coal u1er-
chant and ex-Park Commissioner. has re-
turned from New York. where he went On
business
Dr.. a H Bumman Of Deadwood. s. D.
surgeon OF the First South Dakota Vol
unteers, returned OF the ZeaIandia and IS
on his way home Accompanying him
were Lieutenant G. F. Fast. who has been
fnvaIided. and viii go 10 Beverly, Ohio,
and Charles s. Deming OF Custer, s. D
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26

tives learned that the man was Ed. alias
'-Toughey," SMITH. q desperate character.
who was forced 10 leave Carson City,
New. on account OF his criminal propen-
sites. and after leaving Carson City, ne
claimed. Smith went 10 Reno. where ne
held up the constable, relieving him OF
his pistol and handouts and several dol
lars n silver.
Returning 10 police headquarters. Ryan
and O'Dea learned Of the shooting gal
lery burglary. and. satisfied that smith
was one Of the cuIpriJs. they went IN
search OF him After several hours chase
they found him in Z cheap theater on
Market street He offered no resistance
when taken into custody and was a. once
escorted 70 police headquarters Several
hours later they discovered Nunroe and
Cosfo in a south OF Market street lodg-
ing-house In their room was found the
slugs which had been stolen from the
uickeI-in-the-sloC machines and the
Jimmy which they used in breaking into
the shooting gallery. To-day formal
charges OF burglary VIII be recorded
against the r1en. About z week ago the
same place was entered by burglars, who
got away with about SO in money and
several revoIvers The aEresting officers
are satisfied that the prisoners eommttted
TQFS
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
The cold Gretto.r

The old Grotto." under the Odd Eel
lows building at the corner Of Seventh
and Market streets, was TeOpened with
great eclat Saturday evening under the
management OF Mr.. Edward Oliver as
g first class bar and lunch resort The
premises are coumodious and elegantly
fitted throughout In addition 10 the
entrance on Seventh street. there Is an
entrance through the main hall Of the
odd Fellows building on Market street
Leading directly 10 a number OF private
reception and card rooms adjoining the
luncheon buffet. Mr.. Oliver has been
resident OF San Francisco for the past
twenty years and is well known among
business and frategnal circles.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
PREPARING TO TAKE
THE SCHOOL CENSUS
THE WORK WILL BE DONE AT
HALF THE USUAL COST.
a Special Meeting Of the Board Of
Education Has Been Called
for Next Tuesday
Evening.

a special meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation VIII be held next Tuesday evening
for the purpose of completing the changes
in the principalships inaugurated At the
last meeting Of the board
Chief Census Marshal Ebert was in
structed yesterday in his duties by Dr.
rectors Kemp, ConIon and Stafford. and
this new official with his four assistants
viii begin their work March / The field
marshals 10 the number OF fifty will COM
mence taking the census April Is and will
finish May / The late Board Of Educa-
ton spent s12 900. but the members of the
present board propose 10 complete the
work with just $500.
w Z. Commary, VINO was appointed
assistant inspector at monthly salary OF
slas is not an addition 70 the labor force
Of the School Department He has been
the chief carpenter at 81 per day for some
time and was simply changed 70 the
monthly payroll az about the same salary.
Cornrnary is a skiIlful and industrious me-
chauic and is IN the habit Of working
overtime without running in extra claims
against the department The board
Thought such seIf-deniaI deserved recog-
milton. hence the change NJ j. Lynch,
the rev assistant secretary. was appoint
ed in place OF T. z Atkinson, recently
resigned.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
Philip Ferttitta,
The Alleged Assassin

-ted % Sierro's cousin, the daughter Of
salvatore SierrO, 3 Vaudewars- street
<Sfs--o objected 20 Ferttitra's attentions
=: Mrs. RinaIdo and he ard Ferttitta kept
growing 81 each other until Mrs Rinal-
90 roId Sisrro 70 stop insulting Fertttta
ard 20 home. Sierro left the house and.
according 10 Ms RinaldO, stood outside
and dared Ferttftta 70 come Our- EerIir-
a, accepted the challenge and she saw
rhen scur7ing on the street Then Sterro
feU and Ferttftta came into the house for
4 minute and disappeared Sierro had
-. hsen stabbed with e carving knife, which
vas found beside him
sF+eE Sferr0 died MS body was removed
70 the Morgue and Dr. Zaoala made an
autopsy on II. He found that the knife
liver. passed through the stomach and
reached the spinal column
W-heu CAPTAIN BOhen was notified OF the
statement made BY Sierr9 accusing u
tfffa- he detailed Detective George Mo
ahou and Policeman E0TIe on the case
They arrested Rinaldo and his wife and
. Ternerrtu SsbatO, Z shipmate OF slerro.
VITO lives at su SanS0me street cipato
61rfed knowing anything OF the quarrel
or murder and was released rom cusloay
YESTERDAY afternoon. Mrs RInaIdo was
also released after making her statement
: RInaldo IS detained as, although ne de-
nies: knowing anything q the anaIr, the
'p6IIcs think he knows al about II
The two men arrested and the murderer
ara SiciIians and members OF the Mafia-
Is was Sisrr0. FeELLItta was PROMINENT
+ mixed Up in the Maf1a affair in New
p. orleans IN 1881. when Catet denneSsey
- EfIIed and had 70 fee the city He
ne here and Salvatore Sterre, the rnur-
Se-ed mans uncle. was his Only friend and
.+JeIpef him along Among HSaeFIIlen ne
w-sS looked upon as a most desperate
rrsracrer and a thorough specimen OF the
Sicfiian brigard. He Is about . years OF
Serttitts kept a fsh stand at McAlIis-
ter and Buchanan streets, ADJOINING the
Y-Trfr stand OF g. BsldOcch1- yesterday
--0-uire about 5 O'Clock he called al MS
S-s.rd and when BaldOcch saw him ne
aid: Z see from the papers this morning
rhat another OF the Mana mas oeen
IS .narre2'' and BaldecchI said, No the
gsrfe was not given FerrtiLta turned
On his heel and walked away mat ls 1ne
last trace Of him the police have
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
PRIZES TO BE AWARDED.
Original Work at the University Of
California TO Be Stimulated.

The Council OF the Associated Alumni
OF the University OF California met last
evening at the Hopkins Institute Of Art
for the purpose OF taking action OF the
report Of the committee which was ap-
pointed some months ago 10 formulate
scheme whereby prizes should be given
70 encourage any original work in any
department OF the university. President
W. E. Ritter Of the council presided ar
the meeting. The report OF the commit
tee, which consisted OF J. N Whi-wOrth.
Dr. H KugeIer and ]. D. HOdgen, was
read by the secretary and then taken Up
for general discussion Il was not
adopted last night. but on motion went
over for further consideration az the next
meeting of the council
There Is no doubt that the report
Of the committee will ultimately De
adopted. with possibly some amendments.
The report provides for the giving OF
prizes for original work done in any de-
partment OF the university. The prizes
are to be awarded by the council. which
will have the assistance Of the professors
OF the university in making selections.
The prizes will be awarded on the Dapers
that are submitted. the council reserving
the right 10 reject all papers submitted
IL IL sees 1T TO Go So
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26

for service rendered while acting as Dep
uty Superintendent Of Streets After the
arrest Of McGiade, Regensburger learned
that the order was worthless. and he de-
rnauded OF Murphy the return OF the
money. which he had given him. Murphy.
il IS claimed. laughed at his demand. and
told him to collect the amount from Nc
Glade Realizing he had been duped.
Regenshurger visited police headquarters
and swore 20 q complaint charging Muir
ply with felony ernbezzl erneut-
The warrant was placed in the hands
Of Detective Tom Gibson with the result
that Murphy was arrested last night and
iy he secured his release on bonds. II is
said that six other men who worked a
similar scheme on unsuspecting brokers.
Will be arrested in the next few days
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
MURDERED BY A
FELLOW MEMBER
OF The MAFIA
Joseph Sierro Dies
-: From a Wound.
AN ANTE-M0RTEM STATEMENT
ACCUSES PHILIP FERTTITTA OF
=. STABBING HIM.
-:
They ouarreled Over Ferttitta's At
:: tentions TO a Married Woman,
- as He Was 10 Marry 81
eros Cousin
AIN ANTE-M0RTEM STATEMENT
ACCUSES PHILIP FERTT1TTA OF
STABBING HIM.

Joseph Sierro. who vas found in Z dy-
ing CONDITION II front Of 81 Sansone street
FRIDAY night, died AZ the Har6oT ReCelv-
.-g Hospital - about > O'Clock yesterday
morning For Z tine he persisted II say
IL that The knife wound that caused MS
death was seif-inficLsd, but Just before
r. expired ha admitted in the presence o.
Policeman Fowle- Dr.. Vouderleith and the
rat-c- that Philip FsrtriCta stabbed him
E-=r--i--z lived a. 91 Sa1s0me street and
Sjerr1 called tde-e Friday night upon Sal
vz-o-e Rlnaldo. F'e-ttiLLa was 70 De mar
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26

NcAiIts-er street. on charge Of obtain
1-55s- -Ea- m December . he answered
an afverrisenent Of Sexton asking Ier
partner IN The asphalCUrn business. sex -
ttS- rz1rzssntad That the business was
"a T-f-,r -Hs- re had q lot O. material on
Hand and a large contract jenkins gaEe
rir7 $50 for 4 half-inusrest IN the cuStLlVSs
and later found that ali me EepIeS1l-1-
-fOrs were false
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
cbamber of Commerce Statistics.

The forty--inth annual report OF the
Chamber OF Commerce has just been is
sued. II is a stoutly bound volume Of
nearly 30 pages II is fun OF the most
valuable statistics relating to commerce.
banking real estate, mining and all the
Industries
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
Pearl Eubanks' Case.

A writ OF habeas corpus. sworn out by
]. D. Beggs on behalf OF Pearl Eubanks.
an inmate Of the California Girls Train
ing Home 1g7 Natona street was dis
missed BY Judge Lawior yesterday Beggs
wanted 10 give the girl a home with mis-
relatives in Monterey, but the court saw
no reason 10 remove her from her present
home and denied the writ
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
THE ORDER WAS BOGUS.
More OF McGlade's Peculiar Methods
Come to Light.

C Murphy. & cigar dealer, was arrested
last night on a warrant from Police Court
:, charging him with felony embezzle-
nent The complaining witness is NJ
Regensburger, a broker. According 70 his
statement Murphy. some time ago, visited
his place OF business and presented an
order for 500 signed by Pete McGlade,
who IS awaiting trial for appropr1ating
the funds OF the Superintendent OF
Streets Office
He claimed that the money was due him
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26

10 heirs 10 his knowledge, but in event
any should appear they are beqJ.s9atthe.d
Sc. From the signature or the VIII u IS
r7suifeSr that deCedent was very weak
when he signed the testament. il being
dated but six DAYS prior 10 his death The
hand Ireu follows Bee Be B ID BB-
ssssssssF The mind that guided The hand
was doubtless wandering or the nands
ernaciated from disease. refused 70 OoeE
the dictates OF the mind and scraWled
on after the signature was made
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
Waller Again Attached.

a second attachment was fled against
Waller Brothers. the druggists, yester-
day II was on an assigned claim from
Rosenberg & S4fdkin for goods delivered
and amounted TO 81 l3
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
AN UNUSUAL SIGNATURE.
The viii of o. H. Baker Is Presented .
for Probate

The viii Of the late Oliver Henry Baker.
who died on the 21st inst al the age OF 50
years. leaving an estate valued at sls,f91.
was fled for probate yesterday
Decedent's entire estate is bequeathed 20
Christina Caldwell daughter OF Z. W
Krone the testator stating that ne has
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
PIGGoTT AND HIS PAL.
Enter Pleas of Not Guilty TO 2 Charge
OF Grand Larceny.

John Pfggott. the notorious pickpoczc e
with the notorious pull" and his pal"
Cal Chiids. charged with having relieved
one GregOire HenrioulIe OF s130. were ar
rztgued yesterday morning by Judge Cook
on charge OF grand larceny. Neither
nrisOuer was represented by counsel, but
both entered plea OF not guilty A con-
S5y7fTauce was then ordered for a week
that the prisoners might obtain counsel
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26

Usr Of Thursday
| night
I'll Just i've Just five girl
uuturat thet coreC a
Becauso Of TIA orrd
in had
American diplomat when the rat
He
hurry vaich wasv
L harper IN
ot the
in fronto Of
being
door OF
and he lap Of
rbrought the
lubbe5 odeathb Q
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
cALIFoRNIANs IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Feb. z5.-H. c. Smith
OF San Francisco is al the Metropolitan
William T. Glover OF Los Angeles IS visit
ing relatives II Washington. James A.
Monroe OF San Francisco is 81 the Ra-
leigh
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
cALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Feb. "a. CaiIieau OF
San Francisco is az the Martin h Es-
burg of san Francisco IS al the Hoffman.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
frrline salt water Baths.
4 Berkele Bankrupt

Bush. and Larkfn sts SWIMMING Russian aet
Erd coIG tup ozszs salt wafer direct fror2 a>e2A-
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26

John c. jenkins OF Berkeley swore 20
complaint n Judge Graham's court yes
teEdsy for the arrest OF Peter Sexton,
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26

The Belle Of Manila is the latest
march song-and It's a beauty, too
Mauvais, 769 Market street
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
BOLD CROOKS
ARE LOCKED Up
IN THE TANKS
Broke Into a Shooting
Gallery.
THE PLUMBER RECOVERED
ONE OF THE DESPERATE TRIO
Is WANTED IN RENO.
He Is Accused Of Holding Up a
Constable and Relieving Him
OF His Pistol and
Money.
THE PLUMBER RECOVERED
ONE OF THE DESPERATE TRIO
Is WANTED IN RENO.

Locked up in the tanks OF the City
Prison are three desperate young men.
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Half-Tnterest Deal.

Aivzncss made On furniture and planes. with
-r-wirhoce removal J Naauan. iel7-is2S MISSION
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Concert in Golden Gate Park.

TIE following programme VIII be rendered at
Golden Gate PARK this afternoon. commanding
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: George D. Pratt OF Golden Gate hled
.t.tfttou IN insolvency yesterday n me
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