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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31

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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-01

vs.. J. Collins Matchless; T. F. I1ogan's Miss
Grizzle "a. J. Mahers Benicia Boy: p Reil-
y Master Mat vs. II. Lynch's Lexington. II
Lynch's Mystic Maid IS. II. Aliens Miss Lois:
r NJ. Kellogg Hummer vs.. a Hageman's
Lilly n. Captain Canes Greenhall vs. H.
Deckelman's Rocker; +. Reilly's Expense VS.
NJ MiChalek's Glen Roy; G. II. Burfelnd' 5
Pastime Us. =. VI. Kellogg's Lady Gilmore:
:. MOore's RoX vs.. J. L. Thrills Forget: W
c. Glasson's Terrona vs. Il. DilIon's Modest.
3. Deans Free Silver Boy vs.. Larkey 4 Rock s
Minerva Il. O'Connells satan vs.. j. WEIGHS
Sweet Mare. Il. Foris Juanita ]. Byrne's
Eleven Spot. Cornell Bros Mamie Pleasant
". J. Ronnings Dempsey Lass: 4. Johnson's
Lowlandar - =. Lenlhan's Robert J J. Hur-
ley's % X Capitol IS. Russell. Allen & VIII
sons Chicago Boy: !. T. Thrills Grasshopper
vs. v. J. Browning's Mountain Belle: J.
Dempsey 3 Captain Jack rs. r. r de r. I.o-
PEGS Santa Rita. II. 4. Deckelman's Law
renee -. Fleming Bros Fury: T. J. Nc
Hugh's Maid u the NH Handy & Smith 3
Magic: j. Anthony's Patriot VS.. w. McCar-
thy's Johnny F: J. Ferris Leah VS.. Murphy
& Toland's Ornament: II. Aliens Alberta vs.
7. Nevins' Nellie NJ ". McCarthys Lily OF
the Valley IS. r. Browns Village Belle T.
NJ. KeloEgs Iowa Boy VS.. NJ. Merrigan's
Fawn; Fleming Bros Flame VS.. @. Lahusen' ;
Puppy stake C Ruehn's Aloha vs. J.
Byrnes' Nellie's Last: J. Watkins Mercifui vs..
]. Pinto's Mischief. Carkeek & Hogans Her
II igness rs. T. Franks Groie: G. Levys Wild
Game VS.. r. McCombs Storm King: g Levy =
Babe Sheridan vs. NJ. Dunleas Erin: ]. l.
o. Briers Good Times vs. 2 Geary's Bonnie
Nadine: L. Hoffmans Stranger VS.. l.. HofT-
mans Prairie Boy; q. Lahusen's Firefy ".
Charles Bona's Wild Nora: Lowe & Thomp-
sons Little Fullerton. bye.
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Will Course One Day.

The officials OF San Mateo Coursine
Park determined last night 10 run off this
weeks stake on one day. Sunday. The
sport will commence upon the arrival OF
the II O'Clock train. The draw promises
good sport. the dogs being matched as
follows:
Jen Martenet's Buxton J. Deans Come
mara; Gus Abercrombies Irma rs. r f. de
Lopez's sara; Lowe & Thompsons Prince Hal
Young America vs.. Z, E. de b. Lopez 5
vs.. ". l.. Stearns Artificial: A C. Brad
bury's Sardonic VS.. JEFF Martenet's Rernal
chief: Erwin Lyons Silver Wings VS. j
keenan's Fear Not; Curtis & Sons Vulcan "
Jeff Martenets Bernal Boy: j. Perry's Com
modore Nash VI. T. j. Cronin's Depend on
Me. r. +. de B. LopeZ's Arrow VS.. 7. J. Gro
Minis Iron Duke; r. F. de b. LopeZ's PepIta
"a. r u. Fallons Lily Of the West: +
McCombs Motto vs.. Kelly & Hauly's Baby
King; F. A. McCombs Mes Skyrocket VS. j
Deans Gladiator. Curtis q Sons Flying Fox
VS. A. g. Bradbury's Bum: Russell Allen q.
Wilson's Julius Caesar r. Z. de r. Io-
pez's Carmencita: Connell Bros Senorita Va
J. J. Edmunds' Go on; John Seggersons Gold
hin vs. J. O'Shea's Golden Gate: O. Abar-
crombies Miss Rabbit rs. NJ Tiernan's Van
BraX. g. Nally's White Diamond VS. q ID
Fallons Armagh Lass: r. f. de b. Lopez
Whitehead rs. NJ. Mchalek's Joker: J. Kee-
mans Royal Buck VS.. A. G. Bradhury's Victor
Pin Foster; J. n. Smiths MERGED VS. Connell
Bros Long Boy; Thomas Smiths Mary
Black VS.. Russell Allen Wilson's Rosie
Clair
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LUXOR WINS STAKE
AT UNION PARK
Continued from Fourth Page.
Master Claire beat Macs Melody; Lily Of the
West a bye.
Fourth tieS-LAly Of the West beat Master
Claire. Wild Tralee a bye.
Finai-Lily OF the West beat Wild Tralee.
UNION PARK ORA w.

An eighty-dog stake will be the card at
Union Coursng Park this week A total
Of 500 is offered in prizes. divided as fol-
lows: To the winner Sis, runner up S75.
third S55. two at $35 each. five al $50 ten
at SIS and twenty At SO Coursing will
commence tomorrow upon the arrival OF
the 1870 train and Sunday upon the ar
rival OF the 10:l5 train. The draw last
night resulted as follows:
Russell. Allen q wilson's Master Claire VS.
Curtis Sons Mckinley u. J. Healey Lady
Clare vs.. Pasha Kennels Royal Anne: J. Den
MS October Woodcock vs.. J. ID. CARDINALS
Thornhiu Comet T. J. Cronins Rose Of Ira
lee v. Curtis & sons Cavalier: J. Decisions
Black Bess vs.. Stery & Knowles Frosty Morn.
J. McCormicks Hair Brain ". J. Kennedy
Ever Sure. curtis & Sons Vanity Fair rs. J.
Mccormick Black Daisy date PTimrose): T.
!. Crunins Wild Tralee vs. Handy 4 Smith
nigh, Time. Aeneid Kennels Fretender vs.
Lord byron vs.. Sterl & Knowles OHara.
Russell. Allen 4 Wilson's Lady Emma ".
Trade Wondering Tom: Handy & Smiths
Victor Queen -. J. Kerrigan's Conqueror; d.
Iavender, ] l. Ross Just Tip vs.. ] Carroirs
Red Hind. +. \. McCcmb's one spot vs.. ".
e. Glussons Terronite: Curtis & Sons Mar
cissus z Baumesters Warrior J. J. Ed
Whisky Nm. DAILY & sebeln's shylock Boy
Us. +. Moran.s False Flatterer: Erwin &
T. J. Cronins Maid OF BAH. J. Seggerson' 5
CanGelaria ". H Smiths Peaceful Glen: F.
McCoors Fin McCool -. y. Z. Writings Wa
dena. p Remmelsons DoX Daze VS.. j. II.
Harriscn's Hot Haste; ]. Dennis The Devil
We. D. J. Healey's Maori Land. Herzog & Da-
Wilson's Pirate rs. A. J. Kemp's Signal;
Aeneid Kennels Aeneas vs. J. CarrolTs
Auckland. +. Bakers Dora VS.. j. Cones
Red Glen: Curtis & Sons Maud vs. r
Doyles wild Monarch: Curtis Sons Beacon
". +. 4. McComb's Royal Flush: E Bau-
meister's Winning Ways VS. J. CAROLS Blue
stone: Erwin & Lyons May Queen vs. Herzog
& Davidsons said Pasha; George Sharman's
Wait-a-Little IS. =. J. McCabe's Craig Boy:
J Kennedy's Wine West v. Al Austin's Firm
Foe: Pasha Kennels Rest Assured vs. r ]
Cronins Thornhill; II. A. Deckelmans Old
Glory vs.. Dr.. Leonard,s Master Lawrence:
Curtis & Sons The Fran VS.. W. Cairns
Gladys Weller; J. MeCormicks Jennie Reed
Us. +. Casserly's Silence. F. A McComb's
Royal Fan -. II. +. Anderson's Crawford
Braes; ". Cairns Imperial vs.. P. ]. McCabe's
SKY Blue.
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NEW LIBRARIAN TO BE
INSTALLED AT ALAMEDA

ALAMEDA. Nov. 3o.-Charies L. Wei
Ter retires from his position as librarian
OF the Alameda Free Public Library and
his successor. Frank y. Graves. will as
sumo the responsibilities OF the office
Mr.. Weller. who has always been COT
genial and accommodating librarian. mas
done much toward advancing the already
high standing Of Alamedas popular in
sutution and retires with the best wishes
Of large circle OF friends. The follow
ing was circulated in the City Hall yes
terday and signed by every city official
and employe In the building:
ALAMEDA. Nov. % 1859
Charles l.. Weller-Dear friend. Knowing
that with the setting % a Thanksgiving sun
your term Of Office librarian Of the city OF
Alameda expires. may you ever have cause 20
be thankful.
We. your friends and fellow-oficials. do de-
sire TO tender you regrets az your leav-
ing. and our best wishes for your futuressuc-
cess and happiness. You have filled your off,
cial position with great credit and ability. and
have by your CHEEKY disposition and friendly
actions endeared yourself 70 your fellow
officials that your departure IS deeply re-
GREETED.
Mr.. Graves. who was formerly assist
ant librarian OF the Mechanics Institute
Library. is a resident OF Alameda. and
is considered one Of the best Librarians
on this coast.
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For More Sports See Page Eleven.
HEARD GOOD SINGING.

The concert which was given at Metro
politan Temple last evening for the bene-
fit OF Corpus Christi Church. the Italian
Free School and relief committee, proved
10 be an unqualified success. IL was ten
dered by Avedano and Salassa, which was
sufficient guarantee of the excellence
OF the programme that would be rendered
most capacity long before the time sehed-
uled for the first number on the pro-
gramme.
With one exception all who assisted
were among the best known Of the pro-
fessional talent Of this CITY. That eX-
ception was Miss Rose Broderick. pupil
of W. j. Batchelder. who sang the So
prano waltz solo from Romeo and Ju-
iiette'' in a manner that won her the
good opinion of the entire audience.
good singing when they hear It,
The following was the programme rem
dered:
Plano solo. Professor S. Martinez; tenor solo.
'Cielo Q Mar" from La Glaconda" tPonchi-
ellD J. r Neaco: soprano solo (selected) Miss
Rose Rroderck. conualto solo, Stride Ia
Vampa" from I'll Trovatore" VerdD, Miss
Eudora Forde: soprano solo. ''Ritorna Vinci-
tor" from AIDA Verdl. signorina Silvia
Pucrari: baritone solo. sci vendicata assai"
from ''Dlnorah'' CMeyerbeer). Signor GaudenzIo
Salassa: duet from "Guarany'' Gomez Sig
norma 6. Puerari and Signor f. Avedano: pro-
lorue from II Pagliaccf' Ueoncavallo). Signor
Gaudenzio Salassa: romanza, la Preghiera'
CTostD Miss Alyce Gates: basso solo ''Dernoni
fatali.- from Roberto n Diavolo'' (Meyer-
beer). Slgnor c. 8. Wanrell; mezzo soprano
solo. Non conosci II bel suol?'' from Mig
nom CThomas). Signorina Zslma PoIettini
tenor solo, ronianza from Fora del Destino''
tVerdD. Signor Ferdinando Avedano: soprano
SOLO ARIA Scena." from La Glaconda'
from "otello'' VerdD. signors F. Avedano
and c. Salassa
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THANKS FOR THE
ANGL0-AMER|CAN
COMBINATION
Sermon by an Oak
land Minister.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.
sos Broadway, Nov. 30.

sos Broadway, Nov. 30.
Thanksgiving services were held in sew
eral sections of Oakland. the Protestant
churches generally uniting in the diff
ferent districts.
The principal services were held in the
First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Guy
Smith offered the invocation and Rev. Z.
II. Hobart OF the First Baptist Church
read the Presidents proclamation. Rev.
Z. r. Ollie Of the First Methodist Church
read a section of the Scriptures and Rev.
Charles r. Brown Of the First Congre-
William Kelly of the Lutheran Church
preached the sermon from the text. offer
unto God Thanksgiving" Mr.. Kelly made
remarkable alluslon 10 the Anglo-Amer-
lean alliance, saying:
Shall we not give thanks for the draw
ing together OF two great nations that
should never have been at variance. There
may be differences OF opinion regarding
the wisdom or unwisdom Of actual ALI
ance between the English speaking ma
lions, put every one who realizes what
even moral sympathy between these ma
lions means will rejoice TO see the family
quarrel ended and Britain and America
one In purpose for the worlds civilization
I'VE cannot view with indifference the
recent meeting of number OF Governors
of States with able statesmen and re-
formers TO consider the taking OF legis-
lative action 10 restrict the growth Of
the giant trusts, combines and monopolies
that, in every section. are thrOttling COM
petition. enslaving labor. creating corners
in the necessaries OF life, crowding out
OF business the small mechanic. manu-
facturer and tradesman and producing
conditions which. II allowed 10 continue.
would not only result in grinding out the
middle class between the upper and
neither millstones OF colossal wealth and
direst poverty. but would create an an
anchistic upheaval OF the disinherited
masses that may overturn the very foun-
datiOn of the state.
Everywhere there is a revival OF bust
ness activity. Bountiful harvests are
gathered and our country is filled with
songs of laughter Of an Industrious Peo-
pie. Education may be enjoyed equally.
Especially In this State, with magnificent
ly endowed institutions, possessing in its
bounds the future Yale and Harvard OF
the Pacific Coast. education Will continue
open To all eager aspirants."
There, was a union service In North
Oakland at the Market-street COngrega-
tional Church. at which Rev. Alfred Bay
ley preached the sermon.
The Church OF the Advent in East Oak
land had harvest festival, the Offering
OF which was for the benefit Of the parish.
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INGLESIDE STAKES.

Two stakes, an open and puppy. with
a total OF ninety-nine entries. will be run
off al Ingleside Coursing Park tomorrow
and Sunday. The prizes in the open stake
will be: One hundred dollars to the win
ner; So. TO the runner up. si5 third. two at
$50 each, five at $50. ten at sl2 50 and
twenty a 81 30. In order TO complete the
card coursing will commence on both
days at lO;S a. m. The draw resulted as
follows:
Open stake-J O Dowd's Shootover VS. NJ n
kavanaghs Swedish. F. Mack's Della NJ vs.
Russell. Allen Wilson's Belle Clair; J. LENT
hans Rosalie vs.. Lowe & Thompson's King 8
Borderer; J.. Virgins Dexter VS. f. Clodi' 5
Bendoran; James Byrnes' Battleship vs. j.
charlton Dolly Warden; W. G. GlaSson's Joy
Bells -. r. J. Notes Rich and Artless. A
Johnson's Tod sloan VS.. II. A Deckelnnan' )
Snapshot; F. X Foleys Sweetheart vs. f.
Macks (names) Jesse Moore: j. O'Dowd' 5
clifton Lass VS.. ]. Shannon's Safeguard: NJ
Nolans Buckeye VS.. Murphy & Tolands Twi-
light Jr:; J. II. Perigo's Belle Seward VS. j.
Lenihan's Racine: J. McEnroe's Admiral
sampson vs.. II. Lynch's Loiterer; F. Cham
bills Rocklin Belle VS.. @. II. Burfeind's Royal
Prize: t. Morrtsey's ST. Carlo VS.. ]. McEnroe' s
Magic Circle; NJ. b. Kavanaghs Hard Lines
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YOUTH YIELDS A KNIFE.
Michael Degregorio Charged With
the Stabbinp of Andrew AnfihoIo

Michael Degregorio. lad 10 years OF
age. and residing at 235 Francisco street
was arrested last evening by officer Isaac
Tuchler and charged at the California
street Police Station with assault to do
bodily harm. The specific crime with
which the lad is charged is having
stabbed another boy. Andrew Anfibolo
aged Il years and residing at 2102 Stock
ton street with a knife during a quarrel
over a remark about ten-cent piece
The young culprit escaped and locked
himself in a chicken coop at his home
where he was taken by the police
According to the boys statement. young
Anfibolo and another lad named Dave
Silvio were in a boat at the seawall yes
terday afternoon. Degregorio and another
boy were standing on the shore when
they pulled away into the bay. II seems
that Anflbolo owed Silvio TWENTY-FIVE
cents and Degregorio yelled that Anfibolo
had ten cents i'm his pockets. This en-
ragged Anfiboio. and later he met Degre-
gorio on Francisco street and scuffle en-
sued in which Degregorlo stabbed his on
ponent with a knife in the left thigh. The
lad was taken TO the Harbor Receiving
Hospital. where his injury was treated
Degregorio claims that he did not
WELD the weapon, but that he had
IL in his hand whiting a stick when
the struggle commenced, and that Anti
bolo fell upon the knife. infiicting the
wound
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SUFFRAG|STS
PREPARING FOR
A NEW CAMP |GN
Oakland to Be the
Center of Activity.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.
AAa R-nn H.. 49, - %

40 DApdNNdgf november ~
wave OF suffrage enthusiasm Is find
ing its center in this city and promises 10
sweep tidally north. south and east over
the State before the close Of the cam
paign OF 1901. This is the reaction after
the depression Of the last defeat. and II
is hailed with JOY by the prominent
suffragists Of Oakland, women and men
alike.
The starting point OF the wave is the
reorganization OF the different local
suffrage clubs. These have for the most
part been lying dormant spent with the
vlGor OF their last battles and sad over
their failure. But one by one they are
to take on shape again and, under the
leadership OF the most active workers.
begin the strife for political equality.
First in the list OF local clubs TO re-
new the contest will be the Seventh Ward
political Equality Club. This will not
have 10 renew organization. for II has
stood stanch and ready for work through
out defeat and depression. Its president
is Miss Carrie a. Whelan. who Is also
The suffragists Of the Second Ward are
now in line, too, having organized this
week at the residence OF DR.. A. VI. Shan
non. The Third Ward Club. like the
Seventh Ward. has been active all
through. holding regular meetings at the
j. {. Campbell residence. The Fruitvale
Fifth Ward and Berkeley clubs are stir
ring 10 life again. Alameda, under the
Waynire and Mrs. Wood. has kept
abreast OF the best done I'm Oakland So
that things look hopeful and bright for
good work on this side OF the bay.
When Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait and
Miss Hay were In Oakland recently they
declared that nowhere in the State had
they met such enthusiasm and such &C
tivity in suffrage work. This deserved
praise has so stimulated the suffrage
workers in the county that they have de-
termined 70 not walt longer 10 buckle
their political armor on. Greatly missing
Mrs. Lloyd Baldwin, who now resides In
San Francisco. and who has always been
such faithful suffrage advocate. they
Will rally with such women at their head
as Mrs. William Keith and Mrs. George
Haight Of Berkeley. Mrs. Waymire and
Mrs. Wood Of Alameda Mrs. Emma
Shafter Howard Miss Whelan Mrs
Sarah c. Borland and Mrs. McClees OF
this city.
Alameda County. in spite OF hard work
during the last campaign. went against
the giving Of the franchise 10 women.
This proves, suffrage workers believe
that harder work than ever should be
done here. Many women who do not from
month TO month take an active share In
meetings and the like have declared that
when the fight is on again they will take
share I'm II.
We are very hopeful" said Miss
Whelan to-day, that Alameda County
viii make a good fight next time, and
the WORK has already begun"
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quences. Moreover, ! propose 10 continue
along those lines.
AS 20 the frequent charge made that I
preached eternal punishment seven years
ago and claim now that I no longer hold
that BELIEF. 1 would say that I have never
anywhere stated that i did not formerly
believe in The possible loss ~ the soul or
the moral consequences Of sin in the per-
sistence in il. But / did say that when I
was q Years old I rcuudiated the doctrine
OF eternal torment Nor have I ever
meant 20 violently attack orthodox
churches. ! dare say that nine-tenths of
the substance 81 an true preaching is on
themes that would be appropriate any
where. and many Of my present sermons
would not be Inappropriate In an orthodox
church
Il say frankly that 7 deplore contro-
Nersy and ] hope what 7 have said may
he as / wish it-eNpres In all kindness
and Tar from anything that may be In
terprcted as critical"
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Services for Thanksgiving.

BERKELEY. Nov. 30-Thanksgiving
day was observed by the Berkeley
churches in union services held in East
and West Berkeley. In West Berkeley
the different congregations united with
the Westminster Presbyterian Church on
Eighth street where the Rev. c. X. Jen-
ness Of the First Methodist Church on
Aston way delivered the sermon. The
union service for the churches In East
Berkeley was held In the First Congre-
gational Church on Dana street. The ad-
dress was given by the Rev. a. NJ. Elston
OF the Christian church.
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Alameda News Notes.

ALAMEDA, Nov. 3G.-The masquerade
ball given by Alameda Parlor No. a.. N.
s. c.. w, last evening, was a most sue
cessfu one in every particular About
n hundred couples were in line In tine
grand march. The dancing commenced
shortly after o'clock and continued until
daylight this morning.
The engagement is announced OF Louis
T. Ward and Miss Alice A. Hand two of
Alameda's well-known and most popu-
lar young people. The wedding will oe
solemnized at $50 p. m. on December ~.
at the home of the brides grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. John Dickson. 1924 ShermAr n
street Louis Ward is son of Mrs.
Ward of 1889 Versailles avenue and the
late j. G.. Ward. who was a commission
merchant in San Francisco.
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Mrs. Addison Passes Away.

BERKELEY. Nov. 30.-Mrs. Matte
Hyde Addison. the wife OF Dr. Thomas
Addison. died yesterday at her home, PAS
Charming way. Death came after a long
Illness. Deceased was 20 years of age and
had been an invalid for a great part OF
her life. Funeral services will be held
from the residence tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock The interment Will be I'm
Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-01
"ChrlStlan Advocate" Strikes
Hard Blows.
he Orthodox Church Organ Opens Up on
the Oakland Unitarian Pastor for
His Change of Denomination.
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Thanksgiving at the chutes.

The school children OF San Francisco are
the guests of the Chutes management
during the Thanksgiving holidays. and
from 10 o'clock yesterday morning TIL II
o'clock at night over 5000 Of the young
sters. their relatives and friends passed
through the turnstiles. So great was the
crowd that IL was necessary 10 give two
matinees i'm the theater-one al half-past
l. and the other at half-past ?.
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KINGS DAUGHTERS, Sale.

OAKLAND. Nov. S-Ihe Kings
Daughters will hold a sale OF fancy
articles tomorrow night al the Tenth
avenue Paptist Church. The proceeds
viii 60 toward defraying the expense of
furnishing a room at the Kings Daugh-
teTs Home.
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There Were Others.

y married YOU" he observed. ''for your
self alone. but now
II was clear the honeymoon was on It's
last legs.
Now find have got the whole fam
fly."-New York Press.
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il u building finding
worthy families for orphans and homeless children it
proposed is to build home which will receiving institution
a
/
of
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Altered METZGER

The first substantial response TO the
managers proclamation OF benefit per
Torrance consisted Of n 1fty-dollar check
by G. Il. Stone OF the San Francisco
Brewcries. The check was sent 10 Mr.
Meyerfeld Wednesday The interest IN the
grand benefit Increases every day. and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-01

The sale az seats for the grand SYM
phony concert. which will take place At
the Grand Opera-house next Thursday
afternoon. VIII be opened this morning at
Sherman < Clay's music store As the
price OF tickets Is but from % cents to
81 80 there will no doubt be a large
crowd
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-01
Sunday Call
December D. 1899
THE TRICHINA CASE.
December 3, 1899

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