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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
Wie Der arme Gil III cinrm Boar


Stiefel fnmmt, piro in Der tineiiihen
3eituns .Yu bii pao" ME iolgt er.
S1blt: SIS mar elm armer Seufel ulls
Soften, Namens Gii, Der mar 10 arm
ME cine Gir6enmaus. Gr matte
Shuloen auf SbulDen. faufte in allen
2doen auf Bump, obne ie gu besablen.
Gr mar oafilr all9emein betannt, mes.
balb inn Niemano mebr etluas bergen
npllte. Sa paiiirte es ibm. paB
'eine Stiefel entSmei ain9en. Gr bdtte
germ Elm Yaar neue gebabt, bod mar
oas itmieri9, peil er tein 8elo bate.
INN lid welhe gu taufen. Yumpen
tpnnte er aud niht mebr. "a ~perfie!
er aui einen Nlsmeg. Gr sing sundhit
in einen Saoen uno b~eitellte elm Faar
S6ube; Damn gins er in einen anoeren
Saoen uno beliellte lid audi BORT Gin
Yaar. Sn beioen Sdben puroe aus9e<
ma6t, baB Die Shube nur 9egen Saors
Sablung pertauft wilroen. mas 2ii audi
bod uno beili9 periprad. 9ls Der cine
Sduiter nit ben fertisen Sbuben al
ibm ms Saus lam. oamit er lie an.
probire, ia9te Gil: Der 2inte iiBt
famps; Der &ehte oa9esen pabt niht
re6t; ben 2inten mill ib oesbalb be.
balten, pdbreno Oh ben &edten ,pieper
mitnimmit sum Nbdnoern. Spbalp Oh
i'm suriifbringlt. betomm1t gu bon
mir Sein 8elo. Ser Shulter 9in9
abnungslps au6 oarauf elm. Oils Der
Smeite S6uiter nit Den Stlefeln fam.
mad)te Gil oieielbe 6eihihte. nur oab
er oiesmal ben redten Sdub bebielt
uno oen Ginten gum Nbanoern Suriids
CAB. So bate er aus Spei 2doen Elm
VNar Shubs prOiitirt oas trefIllh
suiammlenpdbte."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02

Gllsel porseten. uno Der Gag eEtt:,
nit benz Siege Der Ceiterreiter. @en:
alio bic 2aiierin Maria 3bereiia cen
Sag bon aollin ben .3tpeiten Geburts-
tag Der Wonardie" nannte. unc c.'
mebrere Sabre ipdter an Gaun itrieS
vTis Wonardis 1T Inn ibre Grta..
tuns idulois uno i'd meme eristamt
uno meine id0ne. liebe Nrmee." IL
bdtte iie cher jenes Sadien geoen.g,.
iollen. Der ourd iein redtseitiges Giv'
bauen oisien Siss crit crm0g!iti ho:tf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
Ana Orr prin,rnlrhrr.

Yer yebrer 9ebt NIT Dem Vrin,en
ipaSlcren. unterruegs begeenen lie elmer
Sdaibeeroe. @ebrer: .9ollen
0ur6lautt mir nitt iaeen, mas oa@
fir Sbiere iino?"-Yrin,: .Sas
iino S6meine ."-2sbrer: .@emii.
'ermaBen boben Surtlau6, Gedt.
Wenn lie teine g9olle tril9en. tonnten
es wobl Supeine iein; SGwcine aber
welte @Olle tragen. nennt nan fir
oemobnlib SGaie !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
ebtnsres Aadtquartisr rines Daptrn-
k0ni9s.

Nls Der balertihe &0ni9 Warimilian
Soief Der GrIte gu benz 9roben Siiriten.
ton9reb mad @ien reiite, mubte e,
unterpess aud in 2amba9 Nadtquar.
tier nebmen. Ser &Onis unb feline Ye.
9letter perSebrten nur meni9, trogpem
aber ioroerte Der @irtb, oils am onoeren
Mor9en BON ibm Die &e6nun9 Der,
langt puroe, ni1t neni9er als flint,
3%ebnbunoert 8uloen. ,9as lit ia gan,
entiebli6 tbeuer! !" ia9te Der &ammer.
fourier yOsbarot uno iebte bin,u:
uSas 9etraue id mir gar nidt Dem
&oni9e gu meloen !" Ser @irtb quite
perle9en Die NGieln. antportete aber (:
yMir it's nidt m0slid, billiser su
lein !" Ser &ammeriourier ging gum
&onis uno madte bort ieinem 9lerse,
guft iiber bic llnperihdmtbeit oes @ir.
tbes. Ter Goui9 aber ladte uno iaate
rWas tilmmert's Gid, gu sabllt bic
Soroerung uno oamit Yunttum !"
Nlio 9eidab es uno oann cling bic &eiie
tpeiter. Muf Der &iitreiie bon Wien
tam man pieoer ourb Qambah uno
auf ausoriidliben gefebl bes &6niea
puroe Uleoer bel oemielben @irtbt
Serberse 9enommen. troboem Der Sam.
merfourier Die tbeuere ,3ede auf be,
Sinreiie Dem &0nis ms Bebdhtnib
gerufen bate. 9as 8eiolse, benz Die
8eitidte aud betaunt 9erporoen mar,
lieB es lid nun aber i'm Sinblid aui
bic gu erwcrtenoe bobe Rednura tiid.
ti9 idmeden uno auftraeen. mas Slide
unc Seller permphte, UNI ben iiber.
moBl9en Vrofit oes Wirtbcs moglidI
gu perrinssrn. yis ipat in bic Nadt
binein puroe geipeiii uno potulirt.
Vim anoeren Worsen fraete Der 2am.
merfourier. pie piel Der &onie Al be,
jablen babe. ~Nidts !" loutete bic Gnt.
mort oes @irtbes. Ser &onia DON
gapern plro bel Sud niht umipnit
logiren ppllen uro lid nidts ihent,n
laiien! =" bemertte oaraui Der 0ammer,
fourier, Der 9Hirtb aber iaote: Gem
mag lein. ME ibm noble, biesmai
nebme i'd aber nibts !" Der @irtb BE-.
barrte audi auf ieinem @illen unD allies
3ureoen nilyte njtts. "a lief Ger Sam.
mer fourier 81 ieinem Serrn llno berit.
tete bic ieltiame Sate. Mar Spiei er.
ftaunte nidt weni9. ionnte iib bic @e.
idi6te audi nidt Suiammen rein"r
uno befabl idlieBlit, Den @irtb Al
ibm gu i6idsn. Gieier fam uno wieDer.
bpIte auf bic Srase oes aonlgs mas c,
i6uloig lei: .Nihts !" Oils aber Der
&onis lid iber oieie Nntwort ul,9e,
balten selate, that Der @irtb elmer
JubfoIl. Ter Wonart bob ben damn
auf uno oieier iprod iGliGtern
Sure Woie'tat bite i6 tuBialli0 IN
Wer3eibung. Siin9it, ais 9ulerbOdit.
oie'elben mir Die GnaDe Der Gintetn
i6entten, MAJ ih in @efabr, in Shulo.
bait gu tOmmen. Siinissbnbunoert
8uloen tonnten mid retten. SD Der
langte uno erbielt lie, woourh i6 ppm
&uin 9erettet mrrbe. Nun mill it
nidt nobmals Die @naoe Gurer Wtale=
itat miBbrauben. SD iollte sigentlid
nod etmas berausbeSablen aber eben
oespegen toltet oicsmal Die 3ede
nidts Mar Soiei antwortete nGs
freut mid iebr, tuenn i'd Sir 9sbolien
babe aus Dem GrObiten, aber 9eihentt
mag i'd bon teinem Mirtbe cine 3ete.
oarum peroe i'd Sir nod einmal Iilnfs
Ssbnbunoert 8uloen aussablen laiien.
bamit bic 9ilie oauerno lit. glber oas
fage i'd Dir, oaB gu mir binfiirp tel.
non Wnncrn n,phr ihniirit I"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
Ser ciaentlihe Sicacr nou &oain

Sas &urps oes Yrin,en BON Seiiau
bate in Der S6laht bon &pllin Us.
Sum- 1850 oas oiterreidiite Centrum
gelprengt, 6elomari6all Saun belt
Nlles fir oerloren uno 1anote an feline
8enerdle einen 3cttel nit ben @orten !:
Sic &etraite Gebt nah Su6ool. Sie
SeIierreider Iingen oaber idon an lib
surildsuSleben. Va gelan9te lener Set
tel audi IN rie Sdnoe oes idtiilheu
SbriitlielJtenunts b. Scntenoori urn
oieier beihlnS. Gem @eieble niht GplQc
81 leiiten ionocrn mari it'd aui cine
eben bon tin entOeftc Vide II Ter
treuBiittr %ale. Hitter Dem Nuic:
.Mate i'm riclGu :" i"tilriteu Die por
spot S0hlcn 5tl NOhcNfric05crQ c0er
StrisQou O.g oon Den Nrcarcu m;.Qc-
uommtncn ia6iiitcr 9!c'ter GUi oT'
Sciuo wly'er Nicer Wd@ 'tA itnsN
en.Gcarn.t.ltt. NM murccn eH>ilh cNd)
boz jrrcn Hlrtmnc.en mtcrlt.;"t ;
7nrr l,i 'su "o-h jriitcn red ZEN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
CARL KROPP,
Bar -N.ntraftss

enrn,hit fib I'M ;upcridihg.a ",
rilJen opT RoiterarittaJn Z
Ncr area l.et art MAO n>let.
prcnupt:, pldngemd6e unb ivfris,
rfrte1eroe Vrtett be M Grnttt
Scr Sauten ~. H1c lup uut O..
teffeu @orttn Dor Roll IL. Z. Gfai
cthes.SrH's Sic, II gnaa.srras
st. Q lsub. Ttnn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
Nnr critcr &laijt 9(rbcit

ieiro in meirer Sletitmieoewer's
TAFT seiieiert. Sane @rb.it 1T 90
rantlrt uno nlr Die anoemeienit'n
Eret'e iperoen oaiiir perlanst eona
tractarbeitenu Heparaturen prompt
nnb Superldiiis beiorst. Meine
WerfltGtte 1T in 5riB @up'S irrbes
rem @ebdune reben Srau 9r @e'
bers 8eih6ftsplas on ct Ger
mainitrsSe, no id seneiaten Nui-
traaen ent9eaeniebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
Vest Sbr Wertb aui Sure 9einmauo?

setnn 10: fann rire ts I'D Sud lctn.n. nidt auf,r
N6t ~ laisn, taf mir CUR Giasnttum ~tttanetin. als
mare 60 eas unitriae. gWtr tdttn ts rsnf an tiaft, gDaib.
an'tdlt I'm slrrtrsitsn unt lt,ftrn trfttr alad. Nrbttt,
esir etprauoen tetlrt 9ttntid Iisn; mir %rsretrt,n tattr
= u Sotsn nift. gHtan SIR refine grb,it uns s,a,
Sstantlrna mott, tann tenth ar urs. Infer, pr,ti,
VIM ntterta'r ale %fNrfre, unt mir t.irrs,n Cur, 3ani.
lHnr NHt eiuiser, ale SIR s itlba tsun iSunt. Grfun.
etat unf ~iterjsusr Gut gDir futsn @atn:tn IN iettm
3crn ure ister Semtinee.
Smanion's Samcs waifanitalt,
msftcttI I0S-5. Grs. fatlia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
ntrlprrTurrd1ruH.

6elomebel6 gum 3%etruten) +: ,mas
1T Sbr Sater?"-Retrut: Solder !"
-6elowebel vSel6er2 Mus
Sbnen lam nal mas tperoen /"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
1unruuf ca uuknmntt.

Greuno: .S6eint cine prddtiat
Grau su iein, Teire neue 9ausmir.
thin. "-Stuoent: .MeiB nod ni1t
muk erft einmal ben .gtiten' abtuar,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02

Terre Dos ,UaIIenue yelagrsr OCT Dn.
jiere, bic aber tpeiter feline Mn3eig.
ma4ten. ba iie Ga @ode erfannten.
Der als S4aufpieler auberoroentlit
beliebt NOR.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
3atbolii4e 8u&banolunq.

tabriiantsa unb Srpsusur' ssa
Rlrten : Taramenten, Gtatuen, Cob. unb
Sllber' aelden, Iiontran5en, @eibnahts.
Rr,ppen, uip. = 8alenoer fir 1898. = 9os
eroBte 8eitdft uno Die reihife NuspabI
weitlih bon SEEM Ysrf.
NJ. s.. @iltiuS s Sp.,
429 uns 431 Chnsder.e trate. Nt,sut,, gnts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
Gipfrl Orr SrlbIfTd,ii,uuu.

NIieiIOr n: r99arum III Der
lieutenant Sdnabel eisentli6 10 eries,
9rGmls in Der leBtsn 3eit?"-Niiei.
or D: Aid. tth;tn Sie lid. er 9onnt
leiner lun9en 6rou nidt. oal lie ibn
.~.pfripnt hot !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
- /APpS ---
Wmrihc,Hunf,

Hshltd' pom q surthauts, II. GIsus SRtan.
H'H . FrsttIt Sittrtfta auf 8tibsr, rslat tGr tss
7fr tnt = 9Tcitri mann ~ttsf,lbtn fir Sqcnsts
ttfrntt %rtrttn. Berberst @tt auf 8runttasn-
Nun' \ r'ctsi ~ ttSu 3ttt fduts sbsr ntHt, tntrtess
ednt ser fettreiis, Il nat Ssitsten ,uridtnsbit
rtffsn tann. Ssriautt x8edisI. @eIoisnSunssn
ane panaes= d,etur srr ant mad auia shrSsts
surore's ausil8e aus ben 9runtbd6esr (Ab-
s'racts) Vpamdttsr Rauf. pns Sppsitt.,s gst
hnhtst ~Ir'nrh'u srtetrs'fttitH sussrHr''r' -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02
DnnurlIIttuin.

.gDaas. 100 200 Mart S6uloen
baben Sic. gerr Baron? Wie triesten
Sic Die nur ~iertig?"-,S-ipielenb I"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-02

Mad einem Sabre ytmbium
III stliden gsqeaes bin id mieber nab
st. elsuo ju~riidsefebrt, uns i'd bin Def.
ier oenn is i'm Stans', ale 0iebtrantbei.
ten erfslersi& Sesen ons.m.isn. 0eraI.
tung ~ bebanSeln.
42z1i u. s. struts, @i.bar,t.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
Commodore Spreckes Issues Orders for a Grand
Naval Demonstration
Governor Gage Declines to Declare a
State Holiday in Honor of Re-
turning Soldiers.


LETTER will be handed by the boarding pilot to Captain
c. Reid, quarermaer in charge OF the transport oher
man. requesting him the harbor before 23o
She will be off Fort Point by fleet OF tugs, with
yachts tow all handsomely decorated These craft will steam
her columns and circle around the OF the
transport and the harbor abreast OF her. column on
each side Outside of these columns the northeast and rear
all other and sail vessels will take up their position
The transport will be allowed by the quarantine officials to
proceed to her anchorage off Folsomsreet dock.
1t is absolutely necessary OF the great number OF
vessels which will be the bay that except those as
signed position the line approach within yards OF the
transport and pass between the transport and the
city No communication will be allowed with the trans
port the work of the Quarantine officials would be de-
ayed and might prevent the landing the troops the follow
ing day.
The safety of the immense number of people who will be
aoa and the fact that the noise and excitement signals
readily be distinguished make compulsory upon all
those command Of vessels keep position OF safety and
relatives and friends expect have their steamers
taken alongside of the transport
little common and exercise of judgment on the part
of all will insure the success of the event.
JOHN D. SPRECKELS,
Commodore Reception Fleet.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
ANOTHER PRETENDER.
"Jules l." Declares That He Is the
Grandson of the Due de
Rarri-

Another pretender to the throne OF
France has just made his appearance in
Paris. He styles himself Jules l and saws
he is the grandson of the Due de Berri
For the moment. and until his kfngship is
proclaimed, he resides in the second story
of house in the faubourg st. Honor, not
far from the palace of the Elysee. Inter
viewed as regards his position, he said
ASK me what you like and l will tell
you, but before doing so l must tell you
that I have just lost my dear and holy
mother. She was thrown into the common
grave of the cemetery Of st. Ouen under
the name of Nine de Bourbon, instead of
being buried, as she ought to have been,
in the royal basilica at st. Denis. But
what does it matter? Honors to me are
Indifferent. Ingratitude is the law of the
world. Thus at the Church of st. Philippe
du Roule which was built by my august
relative Charles Y, the priests refused to
celebrate mass for her. Misfortune has
fallen heavily on my house. My rent has
not been paid, and yet it was I who saved
France from the Germans. You ask me
why do not appeal to the public powers.
Alas | have written twice to the Finance
Minister, but got no reply. l wrote also
to the Prefect of the Seine, and he sent
me 10 francs What was this for de-
scendant of Louis XVIII?'
His Majesty ii may be added, is a short,
stout man of middle age, but his mind
appears to be somewhat out of joint
London Globe
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
NEW FEATURES BEING
ARRANGED EVERY DAY
Military Concert at Union Square
Will Precede the Night
Parade.

Hardly meeting of the citizens exec
utfve committee passes that some new
idea for the big celebration is not sprung
The committeeman are working with a
determination of making 1t the biggest
thing of the kind the coast has ever seen.
Some feature is being arranged for near
ly every hour of the three days festivi-
ties. The latest is a military concert
on the morning preceding the great
night parade The suggestion was au-
vanced at yesterdays meeting of the
committee by NJ. H. de Young. His plan
is 10 have the concert at Union Square,
commencing at II o'clock in the morning
band of fifty pieces is to be secured for
the occasion. and a programme of ma
tional airs will be arranged. Mr. ue
Young was named as committee of one
to take charge of this feature of the
celebration.
Upon the suggestion of w. ]. Martin.
Admiral KautZ and wife and Captain
Terry of the Iowa will be invited to view
the parade from the stand to be erected
for the members of the committee
A delegation of the theatrical man
ayers were present, and Mr.. de Young, on
behalf of the committee, thanked them
heartily for the noble and generous work
they had done in swelling the figures of
the reception fund.
The Board of Supervisors gave permis-
sion for the committee to erect reviewing
stands wherever they desired.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
FINAL MEETING OF THE
PARENTS ASSOCIATION
Proceedings Are EnIivened by the
Presence of Colorado
REGIMENT.

The proceedings at the final meeting of
the Parents and Relatives Association
at Armory Hall last night were enlivened
by the presence of Governor Thomas
Congressman Lafe Spence and a detach-
ment of the Colorado regiment under
the command of Colonel Mccoy. When
the invited guests marched down the
hall to the stage headed by Color Bearer
Holmes waving the torn and tattered
flag the'vast audience arose in their seats
and cheercd for several minutes
The following resolutions were pre-
sented by Bart Burke and adopted unan-
imously:
Resolved, That as a mark of the high conf
dence and esteem in which hold the First
Regiment. Colorado Volunteers and on account
of their close fellowship with our own boys
the said regiment be cordially requested to
act as special escort Of honor the occa-
sion Of the parade of the First California Regi-
ment and the California Heavy Artillery
Governor Thomas, Congressman
Pence, Major Hooper and Colonel NC
Coy replied on behalf of the regiment
! and accepted the invitation with alIusions
to the kind treatment accorded the Colo
rado boys.
The following resolutions were also
adopted by a rising vote
Whereas, Several of the California Volunteers
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19

have yielded up their lives as a sacrifice upon
the altar OF their country. and our JOY in the
homecoming of their surviving comrades in
arms is tempered by the thought that these
heroic souls will never return;
Resolved, That do now tender our SINGER
est sympathy and coincidence to the surviving
relatives Of these dauntless men, whose names
are forever enrolled upon the glorious roll Of
the principles OF our great republic.
Here follows the names of the dead SOL
diers and the dates of their death:
Reinhold Richter, captain, Company I,
August l. 1895: James f. Mccarthy, sergeant
geant Company a, August l, 1898; Edward
O'Neil: private, Company H. August 10, 1898;
John " Dunmore, private. Company B. August
NJ. September Il. 1898: James j. Toner private
Company D, October 2 1895; Henry a: Stube
private, Company F, September 27 1885,
Horace NJ. Powers, private, Company c. Oc-
tober 2, 1898; Eugene Merwin corporal, Com
Pany PAM NJ June g 1895 George ,tds II Perkins,
Braham, private, Company f, October s, 1S9S
William Cook. private, Company F. October T.
October 20. 1898: Charles B. Lemon. sergeant
Company B, November 9, 1885; Daniel J.
William w. Smith. private. Company A. Sep
tember a. 1S9S; Frank Temple, private, Com
private, Company H. February 3. 1Se9 James
j. Dewar private Company K. February D.
iSss; Joseph W: Maher quaptermaster sergeant
Company c, February TO- 1899; Guy V Packer
private, Company 6, February 10, 1899; James
?. Cassidy, private Company K. February 81
1899: Louis +. Westphal Jr private, Company
y, March 4. 1899; Herbert A. Hopkins private
Company A. April H. 1899; Frederick NJ. Lun-
din private Company d, April "a. 1899; Stephen
Burdell, private, Company VI. May T. 1899; VIII
am s Bowsky, private. Company c. May o.
'99 Walter T. Sweenie, private, Company E
July l. 1899.
HEAVY ARTILLERY
D. Ford. private, Company d. August 13, 1895
Henry F Judson, private. Company D. Sep
tember p, 1888: Walter Johnson. private Com
pany a, September 49, 1898; Frank a. Doty
private, Company c, January % 1884, jeremiah
Shea, sergeant. Company A, April 10, 1899 :;
Lieutenant j. B. Morse.
Mrs. Russell Bassett reported the fol-
lowing donations
G. II. Jackson. $50 quarts Napa soda; Clar-
ence NJ. Wooster. manager Daily Mercury san
Jose 10 boxes apples: ladies Of Oakdale 10 900
napkins; Mrs. George Atkins, box of fruit:
Wetmore Brothers. box of apples: Mrs NJ Nor
man, 200 bouquets; Mrs. J Cosgrove 20 pounds
OF fruit; Mount Shasta Mineral Spring Com
pany, $50 siphons of soda w. Weiss & Co., 6
Bear flags.
The following have donated flowers and
ferry on the night before the breakfast Su-
perintendent ]. McLaren of Golden Gate Park
Woman's Exchange. Joseph Jacquemet &c Co.
NJ. ellis of West Berkeley.
The ladies who are to assist in decorat-
ing will inset at the Armory Monday at
2 o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
THE MEDAL FUND.

Secretary Dockery of the Native Sons
fund for medals and certificates to the
California volunteers received yesterday
from Alameda County the sum of $543,
that county having previously sent S64:
from Stockton Parlor of the Native Sons,
800; Sierra Parlor. s29 IS: Granite Parlor
OF FOLSOM $ll 90; c. j. |. Devlin, $40; H.
G. w. Dinkelspiel, H G. Gesford. l.. G..
Pistolesi, Tom Curran and j. K. Haw-
kins, 50 each; Martinoni & Podesta, SO.
This makes total to date. of $7527 The
Los Angeles committee telegraphed yes
terday that it would send $500 to-day. and
San Diego's committee announced by
wire that it would send its contribution
to-day, but the amount was not stated
The conference committee of the Native
Sons and Daughters will meet the medal
committee next Tuesday to fix the time
for the distribution of the medals and
certificates
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
RECEPTION NOTES.

In order that all who are employed in
stores may have an opportunity to pre-
pare for the parade, movement was
started in earnest yesterday to have all
retail storekeepers close their places OF
business at o'clock on the afternoon OF
the turnout. communicate was sent
to the Merchants Association asking
that body to interest itself with view
to have early closing all over the city
The senior captain of the British ships
Springburn, in company with Rev. H
ORourke, chaplain at the Seamens In
stitute, called at headquarters to ask
permission to have the apprentice boys
of all the British vessels in port appear
in line. The permission was given and
the boys in their neat uniforms will be
detailed as escort to the division of the
Sons of st. George.
FL Dorado Parlor of the Native Sons. In
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19

at least 60 per. cent will be in need of
work. Committeeman Vail suggested
that committees be appointed to wait on
the former employers of the soldiers.
Il will take one company myself said
Mr.. Vail. II intended to go away on my
vacation but l will spend it in this laud-
able movement
Rabbi Voorsanger pledged the earnest
efforts of the Emmanuel Sisterhood for
another company. Chairman Lawrence
advised the enlarging of the committee,
and this was unanimously resolved upon.
Each member will bring three gentlemen
with him at the meeting next Monday
afternoon, thus increasing the committee
to eighteen members.
Parents are requested to communicate
with Miss Josie Molloy at the Headquar-
ters Tent regarding the employment or
their sons, and their applications Tor
work will be registered. There are al
ready over 100 applications, which will be
confined solely to the members OF the
California volunteers.
The Buckman Contracting Company mas
notified the committee that II VIII give
employment to between 200 and 300 OF the
returning solGiers. They can keep them
busy for fully six months.
Murdock & Co. will reinstate their for-
mer employees who left their service 70
join the volunteers, and Daniel Foley viii
| do likewise.
| Appeals have been received by the com
| mittee to make some provision for MSS
| Annie j. Garlick of Pomona, who is re-
| turning on the transport Sherman. At the
commencement of the war, 1t Is stated
she resigned a good position in Southern
California and offered her services as q
trained nurse. When the California boys
| left for the Philippines she went
| with them and has done noble
service in caring for the sick and wounded
of the regiment. She has toiled without
compensation and will return to her ma
tive land practically without funds. The
| appeals of those who have interested
| themselves in the young woman have been
referred to the employment COMMITTEES,
to fOHJ1 no aTTi a n n
transport that her case is as reported she
will he DrOVided for
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19

plays so that they will show off to the
hest advantage. 1t is almost certain T that
Of the skyrockets. will be fired from the
roof of the ferry depot
There has been much speculation as to
the probability of those on Market street
being able to see the fireworks through
the glare of the electrical illumination,
which has brought suggestion from. G.:
p. Stone of the fireworks committee that
the pyrotechnic display be started d ssfls as the
end of the parade passed the different
stations. when the electric light could bn
shut off The idea did not meet with much
enthusiasm from the executive commit
tee. especially NJ. II. de Young.
I'VE want the whole thing TO be 9nn,
glitter and hurrah from start to tinlsh.
and electric lights all going at the same
time If we stretch it out it will give the
impression that we are trying TO make
too many bites out of one cherry.
AS the electrical display is going to last
two evenings a few fireworks will be set
off on the first night to ascertain # the
glare of electricity will dim their effect.