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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11

he was fond Of her mother: because he
had taken a fancy TO her; because he had
any one Of a dozen reasons, any one OF
which was nobody's bushes but his own.
He may have left I4er the property be-
cause ne wished TO, and so far as the
lawyers can go, that must suffice, for the
old man knew how 10 express what he
wanted without saying too much. The
question of a contest Of the will is. there
fore. a debatable matter.
Should there be a contest there will
probably be a scandal. Everybody eX-
poets il, and they would not be disap-
pointed. but in the end il would be but
little use, for the scandal would NO break
the Will, and the legacy would still be an
good as gold.
Mrs. Garcia has already started on the
business Of securing to her child the
Orestes Orena. OF the firm of Bishop *
Wheeler. last Friday. and told him who
she was. She wished particularly TO
know what was the prospect Of getting
an allowance for the child. as she wanted
above all things 10 have her properly
educated. on the question of allowance,
however, there is a fine point. If the al
lowance is TO come from the estate the
child will have to prove that she is the
child of the testator, for otherwise she
can have no family allowance. IL. how
ever, she wishes TO get II from her own
part OF the estate IL is different. The mat
ter was not definitely settled. however
In the meantime the trustee, Justo Vi
dal. has dropped out Of sight. He was
FREQUENT
the life OF John Reed, and at the time Of
his death was staying there. Since then.
however, he mas left. and since the pub
lication Of the peculiar terms Of the Will
he has not been heard Of at the old place.
Mrs. Garcia told Orena that she had
known Vidal for a long time. She gave
the lawyer the idea, too, that neither she
nor her child had seen or had had any
thing TO do with Reed. and the presump-
ton is that she kept track of Reed
through his friend Vidal. She is n small
woman. apparently about 30 years of age.
good looking. well dressed. and has not
the appearance OF a woman who has had
TO work hard.
The property left 10 the child is vari-
ously valued at from Sl5 600 TO S25 900. It
forms part OF the Reed ranch at Reeds.
1t is all in land. but the land, by the will,
may be sold and the proceeds turned over
10 the child. or at least an income from
them until she is Of age Should she die
without issue before she is q. the prop
erty is TO go 10 the members of the Reed
family. II she die with issue before she
is p the property will go 10 her children
II she reach the age of q she will be given
the legacy IN its entirety. In any event II
will be hard work for the lawyers to find
loophole. so far the only one is: "Is the
Elvira Garcia being put forward the child
mentioned in the viii Of John J. Reed?"
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FILIPINoS FOR PARIS.
Large Troupe Now in This City on It's
WAY to Europe.

quaint collection Of little brown men
and women known as the Royal Filipino
Circus and Band is now quartered at the
Palace Hotel, en- route to the Paris Ex-
position TO exhibit their skill in various
arts, acrobatic. musical and otherwise
The merry company is under the guild
ance Of Walter Everett Stone. who is ac-
companied by his wife and two daugh-
tiers. The troupe came down from Port
land and will give performances in this
city before their departure The company
now here includes twenty performers. all
skilled in their peculiar line of work
Mr.. Stone has secured the privilege of
exhibiting the troupe in many OF the cities
OF the United States, Europe and Asia
and must return the natives TO Manila
by the end OF next year. 1t is his inten-
tion TO give benefits for the Red Cross
Society, Association OF Relatives of First
California Volunteers and the unemployed
OF that regiment
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Relatives Left to Wonder Who
Is the Little Legatee.
The Identity of the Mysterious HeireSs Cuts
No Figure in the Probate of the
Capitalists WILL

S77 IL the shrewdness old John J.
u " Reed ever had he must have put
II ~ into his viii, for In moro than one
way a. is "A curiosity-not so much
for what is in it. hat for The effect IL Will
have upon his estate and upon any legal
trouble that may arise over IL. The little
Garcia cirl has not come forward for her
share yet. hut she WILL and il looks as
IL she would get what she is after, Tor
the viii was not drawn by prentice
hand
ID Us the general belief that the child 10
whom Reed left so much Of his fortune
was his own natural child, but there is
30 one 10 say so. and. what is more. il
cuts no figure IN the probating Of the
VIII who she was or is. Her legacy is left
10 her; ;here is no attempt TO say who sho
is except that she is the daughter Of
Frances Garcia. once known as Frances
Lawrence. but beyond that there is no
telling whose child she is so far as the
viii ls concerned. II is ike a postum
nous Joke of the old capitalist lie has
singled Out "a child OF . for a good share
az his estate and he has left his own 9co-
pie 10 speculate on who she is and why
she shares ais none.
In the win the child is mentioned by
name. There ls no reason given for the
legacy; it is simply devised 10 her through
Cd trustee, JustO Vidal. She Is described
as the daughter OF Frances Garcia and
Tho property Is left To her 50 far as a
court can go the only question Is as TO the
validity ot the Will. but there again the
shreWdness OF the old land holder Is evil
dent. Tor his witnesses are Robert T..
Graham. County Clerk OF Marin County,
and Attorney Thomas i. Boyd.
Then. too. he has provided as effectually
as any testator can against any question
0f insanity. for he has so linked the
legacy 10 the child and the deeds convey
ing the remainder Of his property TO his
wife and family tnat the legacy cannot
be set aside FOR insanity without imDeach-
ing the deeds. The viii was dated NOvem-
her -. the deeds are dated November q.
They were made out four days before the
VIII was drawn. and n there was insanity
in the one there certainly was in the
other.
~ undue influence be urged, Il can be
shown that Reed has not seen either the
woman or the child FOR an indefinite
period. and the presumption IS that he
dealt with her only through the man he
named as the trustee for the little mys-
tory.-Justo Vidal
According 10 lawyers the will IS properly
drawn; there Is no fault TO find with Il
in any way and by its terms the parent
age ~ the child IS a question altogether
outside the prObating Of the document.
For the purpose Of legal argument. he
may have left the money TO her because
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11


L.
street
to the and
OF the
and suggested to Rain that he should get them cheese
Rain went into the
revolver the the the
Now keep quiet said the robber a
while
of blood L
that thought he attacked
him.
neighbohood
robbers
No
MIN with
dark soft hat No 3 who
hat
affair the
o lie
through
of
toll
his pistol told
rn If anyo me enter
wder They seemed by
think professionals
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GOLDBERG. BOWEN co.'s SPECIAL SAVING SALE
BOWEN
x CO.
Cigars
for the HOLIDAYS

ANAN y
Our cigar stock is COM
pletein aSSortmento of brands
sizes and shapes-and in
variety of packages we
have good cigars in boxes
of from twelve to one hum
dred at prices ranging from
a dollar and a half to
twenty-five dollars a box
HumidorS
made of polished natural
Woods-plate glass 'front.'
for preserving cigars in their
original freshness
A box of good cigars in a
beautiful humidor makes a
gift any smoker will appre-
Ciate
Open nights till Christmas
4,z Pine aga Sutter $500 California San Francfscs
1918 Clay between Eleventh and Twelfth Oakland
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CHRISTMAS AT ST. MARY's.
Elaborate Musical Service to Cele-
brate the Festival.

A parochial meeting Of the Church of
st. Mary. the Virgin, was held at the rec
tory on Tuesday and the following vestry-
men for the coming year were elected: N
c. Woodward, T. Banks. L.. c. Bailey A.
i. Miner. ID. L. de Fonseca, Md. Mrs
Elise Detrick. MD, Mrs. A +. Johnson
The ladies of the Altar Society will
OF Green, on Wednesday. December is.
afternoon and evening.
Active preparations are on foot to
make the Christmas service a memorable
one A special musical programme will
be rendered and the church will be beau
tifuly decorated. The soloists engaged
are: Soprano, Mrs. Aiken; alto, Miss
Shelter; tenor, j. Collins; basso. G. VOL
sey Johnson. Miss NJ. Horner will be at
the organ.
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FOR THE BOND ISSUE.
Meeting of Improvement Club People
to Favor the Coming Questions.

The Western Addition Improvement
Club will this evening inaugurate a series
of district meetings to be held in behalf
OF the bond issues for the panhandle,
the hospitals and the sewers Mayor
Phelan, Irving NJ. Scott, NJ. II. Hecht, E.
A Denicke, w II. Levy, e. Lobe. A.
Sbarboro, NJ. V Samuels. Judge Cooney.
d. V. Kelly, y. II. Mccarthy, Charles
Bundschu and others will make addresses.
The meeting will be held in Franklin
Hall. on the corner of Bush and Fillmore
streets. Prior TO the open meeting there
will be a meeting of the Central Club at
haif-past seven, TO which all presidents
and secretaries of civic clubs are invited.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11

Behrend Joost and Special officer Coyne
are having a small-sized war OF their own
on the eastern slope OF Twin Peaks.
Joost won the first skirmish. compelling
Coyne TO appear before the Police Com
lnlssioners TO answer to the charge of
throwing Joost over an embankment
The Commissioners dismissed the charges
Coyne no sooner got his second breat n
than he hied himself off to the Police
Court and swore out no less than three
warrants for the arrest of his prosecutor
Acting on the authority Of these warrants
Captain James w. Gillin dispatched a
posse OF his ablest division TO corral the
onending Joost. They succeeded yester-
DAY ano brought their man TO the Seven
teenth-street station, where he was
charged thrice with malicious mischief.
He was released on his own recognizance.
1rappers OH cures rheumatism & neuralgia
prugglsts, b0c mask. Richards & Co lOs Clay
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Both Fractured Their Hips.

The Lutzs are an aged couple residing
at 1872 Tehama street. A week ago
Mrs. Lutz, while descending the front
steps, fell and broke her thigh. On Sac-
urday her husband was seized with an ep-
ileptic nit, and. in his convulsions, eel
and injured himself in exactly the same
part OF the body, and only a few yards
from where his wife received her injury.
The couple are at the County Hospital
both doing well, and will in a few days
be about again.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ULCERS FOR
So YEARS
Eleven on One Limb at One Time
With Excrucisting Pain. All
Remedies Tried, and Number
less Physicians Little Benefit.
CUTICuRA Speedily Cures.


Ny mother has been q victim 10 ulcers from
vErioose veins for thirty-five years. Eleven Of
these terrible sores have existed at one time on
the limb affected. EKcrnciating pain and intense
suffering were endured with all sorts Of remedies
on trial and numberless physicians calls and
prescriptions applied. but all practically with
but little benefit. However, at last tho remedial
agent was found IN CUTIcURA (ointment), which
surely proved ts weight in gold. alternating pain
and causing healing processes 10 commence and
q cure speedily effected. She has, also, used
CUTlcuRA with marked benefit in erysipelas
Of the face aud eczema. The CUTIcuRA Soar,
also, has established 4 record only as the best
cleansing, purifying. and healing in its nature,
having proved itself most excellent and valu-
able auxiliary 20 the CUTIcURA (ointment).
Iwould remark that this testimonial is entirely
unsolicited, being a voluntary contribution for
bumaniiy's sake, aud the commcndAton Of the
CUTIoURA REMEDIES 10 the fullest confidence,
being satisfied Of their purity, genuineness, and
almost miracles wrought.
March l6, 1895. W. T. MORSE, Cabot, VI.
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life. The warrant was issued last May,
shortly after Mrs. Dutro had obtained a
divorce; but upon Dutros promise to
keep away from his wife the warrant was
not served. Last night Dutro, while
drunk, went to his eX-wife's residence at
42S Green street and raised a disturbance.
The police were promptly notified, and
Dutro's arrest followed.
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Injured by a Foul Tin.

Thomas Walcott, 15S Clara street, was
struck on the side of the head by foul
tip while playing baseball in the park yes
terday afternoon. A small bone lust
above and a little in front of the ear was
fractured. His injury was treated at the
Receiving HOSPITAL bY DR. Homer
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
Charged With Petty Larcenv.

George ]. Hamilton. alias Wren. was
arrested by Officer Hurley on Annie
street yesterday evening and charged
with petty larceny at the City Prison
Hamilton had in his possession a buggy
robe OF which he was unable to give a
satisfactory account.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
Bow Falls From a Swing.

Wole Raisen. an eight-year-old boy re-
siding at 30 John street. fell out of
swing at the Children's Playground in
Golden Gate Park yesterday afternoon
and fractured his right leg above the
knee. The bone was set at the Receiving
Hospital by Dr. Hopper.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
Chess Master Daad

BERLIN. Dec. 10.-Dr. Max Lange. the
famous German chessmaster. theoretician
and problemist, is dead at Leipsic. He was
born in Madgeburg in 1892.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11

Ladies' Novelty NECKWEAR, in JabOtS, FiChuS, SCarfS
dHu lies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOC TO 1( each
Ladies' and Gents initiated HANDKERCHEFS both silk
and linen. .......................2O 2Oc to 75c each
Ladies' Fine Hand Embroidered HANDKERCHIEFS,
SCdll0ped and lace edge. l5c to So each
Ladies' SILK SKIRTS in all the new styles and COOrs;
Ladies' and Gents Fine SILK UMBRELLAS, With iYoru,
tortoise SHE'LL pearl and silver handles. ............
.S2.OO to % each
Ladies' and Gents French and English KID Cloves.
Ladies' FEATHER B0AS 8 TO 72 inches lOnQ in natural
black gray and beaver. 50. so to S27. 80 each
Ladies' Beaded Novelty BELTS, in Whtey black and
COlOfS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0OC to $3.50 each
Gents Fancy NECKWEAR, in puffS knots bows and
louf-ln-ndndS dS...............25c 25c to 81 each
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A HANDSOME
XMAS STOCK.

n IL OUR GOODS ARE NEW. NO OLD
~ stock. Everything OF this years design can
2e seen az RADKE & CO.'S. the jewellers. lis
sutter street Inspection solicited.
Price marked IN plain figures
G.ll order a special feature.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11

Christmas presents selected now will
be reserved and stored at our risk until
time for delivery. Sanborn. Vail e Co.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
SOUGHT TO END
HER LIFE WITH
CARBOLIC ACID
Attempted Suicide of
Eva Haskell.
WAS DISCOVERED IN TIME
CLAIMS SHE WAS ILL-TREATED
BY A JOCKEY.

Eva Haskell. an attractive young
woman, attempted 10 commit suicide IN a
lodging house at Is Eddy street last night
by swallowing a portion OF the contents
OF a vial OF carbolic acid. She was dis
covered in time and at once removed TO
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
GOLDBERG. BOWEN co.'s SPECIAL SAVING SALE
BOWEN
4 co
Open nights till Christmas
New GOODS

New goods
Finnan haddieS-by express
Malaga raiSinS-six crown-fnest
Hungarian prunelloeS
French glace' strawberries
mirabelleS-walnutS
almonds-apricot paste
WieSbaden stuffed pruneS
Louisiana mammoth pecanS
Oriental stuffed dates
German honey cake
SPECIAL SAVING SALE
Monday Tuesday Wedne sddy
Canned fruits tins Soc
reg'ly 81 rs dozen-Alcalde
Contracted for them before the fruit
grew-would cost 81 at cannery now
COftee-Hawaiian (Kond) 2SC
reg'ly 3oc lb-roast or ground
raised on American soil
SalmOn-reg'Iy I2lc tin IoC
fine fish for refined tastes
WhiSky-oDd crote and Hermitage
Hermitage Rye 's6 bot 81 80 sfIs
9 'S6 gal 6 4so
Old Crow bourbon 80 bot I25
80 gal 5
These names and our name IS all
the guaranty needed
Marmalade-KeiUer 2oc
reg'ly 25c jar
Made in Dundee Scotland
ShrlmpS-pickIed ? tins 2Sc
reg'ly I5c tin
for fancy salad
Glnger-reg'ly r5c tin IOC
A sweet meat-crystalIized
BaCOn-reg'ly ISc IOC
AImo'u''S Star and Ferris
Prepared for particular people
Beer-EUerard ats s. 10
reg'ly 81 35 and 81 s. pts TX
Car just arrived-fresh
Cucumber jelly-W'ights I5c
reg'ly coc bottle
keeps chaps away
DateS-reg'ly I5c lb I23C
New fruit just received
Dates are good food
WalnutS-reg'Iy I5c lb 1876
Lay in supply for
the holidays
Pop Corn-reg'ly SC 6 lbs 2Sc
Fun for young and old
Statuary
funny and otherwise for
ChriStmaS-nOVeltleS
selected for fine trade
hon hons for dinner faUorc
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11

Sterling silver articles for the writing
desk and dressing table. Sanborn, Vail
* Co.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
Retaliating on Joost.

DR. Parker's Cough Cure. One dose will stop
a cough. Never fails Try ~. All druggists
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
Threatened His ex-Wife.

Jose Dutro. a laborer, was arrested last
night on a warrant sworn to by his eX-
wife, charging him with threats against
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11

1rappers OF cures rheumatism & neuralgia
Druggists. 6oc nask- Richards & Co. 4os Clay.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-29

NO. 75S.
GOLDPLATED VAS
Sold only in pairs. Beautifully finish
ed. Hand decorated center. Height
ten inches.
Height 10 inches.
5end us 4 cash yearly subscribers
and receive pair of these excellent
vases.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-29
No. I. THE HANDSOMEST
LAMP-CLOCK MADE.

Gold-plated metal base; gold-plated
ock ring; gold-plated open cast head
removable oil fount; the latest ratcket
screw burner; large, handsome, hand
decorated globe; frst-class chimney.
Clock made and warranted by one Of
the largest factories in the U. S. All
ready to put oil in and light.
Ihls handsome lamp-clock is worth
20 dollars. A fine Christmas or birth
day present. The BEE will give one
OF these clocks to any person who NAV
send S cash yearly subscribers.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-29
NO. IS.
REALLY A
BEAUTIFUL CHAIN

AND a NIIE PKESENI /.
Charm, sardonix intaglio. Right up
to date. Trace link. Perfectly formed
in every way. All well gold-plated,
and has the exact appearance of sim
id gold chain. 1t is double length and
will give the wearer splendid satistac-
ton.
For one cash yearly subscriber, or
too six months subscribers, THE BEE
will give you this beautiful chain.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
A New Code Needed.
natershurg Index-Appeal.)


The Index-Appeal heartily concurs IN
,ha onInion expressed by the hichHonG
1,s,stcb that ''Virginla is sadly IS neeo
- = new codIncation Of her laws ano
mat every attorney, MAGISTRATE. ana puo
no oficial within the State viii rejoice
~ the Code of 1887 is superseded py al
up-to-date volume" .ho
Tha code OF 1857 went into force on the
&, Gav of May 1855. and since that GATE
tba 1--WE legislatures that have mace our
,aws have made over thousand changes
- ,ts provisions. so many, indeed that II
,s very unsafe TO consult the code ior Iiie
n.is,iDg laws Of the Commonwealth. pu,
rin9 the nresent century Virginia has haa
many codes. In 1919 there was eoue VI
two volumes, and supplement 20 rl a1
code was published about 1851. Inc 49,
go was that OF 1919. which went INTO
go on the 1st day Of July lsoo zen
80 Iat.r the Code OF 1850 was puoiisneu'
and this was followed in thirteen year. ~,
nv the Code OF 1873. Including me Que ~
,S s and a supplement published during the
r 49, isas we have had during the CEN
;urv of codes and supplements no les,
Nan seven. giving each an average iiie VI
ta,raan fourteen and fifteen years,
Ths next General Assembly should. am
ao,,h,,sss will, promptly make provision
co. the preparation OF a new CODE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
ROCKEFELLER LOSES TAX CASE.
Defeated I'm Court i'm His Fight on
AsSessment.


POUGHKEEPslE, n. Y, January %
Justice ]. r. Barnard. in the Duchess
County Clerks Office. has filed an opinion
DENYING the application of John D. Rookie
Teller TO set aside the assessment on his
tract Of land in Westchester county
which county he does not claim as his
residence.
Tie Judge. in his opinion, says there Is
no merit in the applications that parts or
the land are occupied by tenants or en-
o,ovees OF the owner. and parts are unOc-
cunied except by the owner The ass ssols
have assessed the occupied parts 10 the
occupants and the remainder 10 the owner
as nonresident lands under section -
Of chapter 9OS Laws Of 1870
Ths objection. made by the owner 10 lhe
assessment Is wholly based upon idllure
49, nbsarve the strict technical directions
Of the assessment Ia" above re.e' req -
The extent and notice Of the tenure OF
The occupant. and the exact DESCRIPTION
~ the land moi occupied except by the
on,,,er are facts entirely within the know
Iedee az the owner and he could secure
exact regularity by information gwen 10
the assessors Into, ,,.to
compeis the board 10 make an asses 'ile.. |
with insufficient information seems rot 10
he favored by the law. The notice gwen
&c mat the roll docs not follow or comply
with the ,ax Law" the law REQUIRES tha'
tho statement filed with thefn silan - %,
g, ,be yespect IN when the assessment
cSornIajned Of is incorrect The notice
6Ied does not specify any error except
The general one that the law was not fol.
Loved and the values too high. on tnes'
o-ourds the motion to quash the asses
| rnent is denied.