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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31
AUCTION SALES.
IN UNION IS STRENGTH.

= OVERNOR GAGE IS determined to serve the
I Southern Pacific Railroad and Dan Burns to
- the utmost in his power, and it may therefore
be regarded as thing settled that upon one pre-
tense or another an extra session OF the Legislature
will be called for the purpose OF giving the Kentucky
corporation another chance to elect its Mexican to
the United States Senate.
Such being the condition of affairs, It behooves
those Republicans who in the last Legislature up
held the honor OF the party and the welfare OF Cali
iorna by defeating the schemes of Herrin and Burns
to set at once about preparing a plan OF campaign
ior the session that is to In preparing that
plan there is one proverbial truth to be remembered
In union there IS strength
At the last session OF the Legislature it impos-
sible 10 organize the opposition to Burns and the
railroad As a consequence the railroad schemers
were bafled but not beaten. The succession to the
Senatorship is still open There is still chance for
the Kentucky corporation to disgrace California by
procuring the election OF Burns 1t is for that reason
the extra session is to be called and the taxpayers
burdened with the cost OF defraying its expenses.
Had the forces on the side OF honest politics and hon
est men agreed upon some candidate their victory
would have been complete. CALIFORNIA; vacant seat
in the Senate would be filled by Republican worthy
OF the honor and the people would be spared the ex
pense OF the extra. session.
1t IS not too much to expect the friends OF Grant,
Bulla, Barnes, Scott, Bard Estee FELTON, and the
other Republican candidates at the last session to
profit by the lessons OF the past and show greater
wisdom in future 1t will be part OF the tactics Of
the railroad to keep them divided It is their duty
to unite.
Arrangements should be made at once for some
form of conference among the supporters OF the va
rious candidates who were opposed by the railroad
last winter. At that conference the chief object
should be to agree upon some candidate and give
him the united support OF all Should such tactics
be adopted the defeat OF the railroad schemers would
be assured If it be not adopted the chances for the
eventual triumph OF Burns by no means des-
perate.
The Call has no candidate to urge upon the stanch
and true Republicans who so honorably and stead
fasty upheld the credit of the party and the State last
winter It advises only that they unite against the
common foe. II none OF the gentlemen voted for
last winter be satisfactory ALL then let some other
man be chosen There is surely some Republican in
California for whom all good Republicans in the
Legislature will be willing to vote Let him be
chosen.
The issue is not question OF men but of methods
1t is to drop the old divisions and organize for vic
tory. In union there is strength
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31
OUR MERCHANT MARINE.

IRON the Portland Oregonian comes a curious
argument against legislation in the direction Of
upbuilding an American merchant marine 1t
says: Several San Francisco shipowners were for
tunate enough to have steamers available for the
transport service and the charter paid for these
steamers by the Government have invariably been
higher than the rates paid foreign steamers for the
same service AS the people whole will foot the
bills for these transports it will be that the
burden would rest lightly them had every
ship in the service been under foreign flag.
By reason OF the lack OF legislation to encourage
shipbuildng at home and to put our merchant
marine on equal footing with that of other nations
the United States, when the Spanish war broke out
found it impossible to obtain enough American
steamers to transport troops the OF war, and
had to charter foreign ships In that fact the Ore
gonian finds reason for not building American ships
in the future. To most Americans the fact will be a
reason why we should build them. 1t is not OF
advantage to any nation to be dependent upon for
eigners in time of war, though such dependence
might be little cheaper than independence.
But The Oregonian is wrong in arguing that reliance
upon foreign vessels is economical Had the United
States possessed merchant marine in any way
adequate to its commercial rank, it would not have
had pay such high prices it did for transports
Great Britain has been liberal in granting subsidies
TO Sh1ppnR ana dS a result OIL her wisdom Sne was
able President Kruger issued his ultimatum
which meant war; to at obtain the services Of
eighty hrst-class steamers to transport troops to
South Africa. She obtained them much cheaper than
she could have done had she not built UP her shipping
industry in time OF peace
The Oregonian, however, need not go back to the
time OF the with Spain foreign countries to
get object lessons to the importance of upbulding
our commercial marine. Oregon has many tons OF
wheat and other merchantabe products to SELL She
has ports that open out upon the Pacific on the further
shores of which markets for all that Oregon can
produce. The State has, moreover the materials for
building ships and men who know how to build them
Why, then, should not the produce of Oregon be
carried to market the seas in ships built in
Oregon? Why leave the ocean-carrying trade to the
foreigners? Why pay him tribute on every pound of
TIL. produce of Oregon that he carreso Why leave
Oregon shipyards idle and Oregon workingmen
unemployed? Does the Oregonian really believe the
foreigner is cheaper when all things are taken into
consideration?
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31
AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

w. H Peterson, a wealthy fruit raiser
of Fresno, IS a guest at the Lick.
A. w. Cookson, tourist from Scotland.
is among the recent arrivals at the Pal
ace.
Miss Jessie Whitney of Laramie, Wyo.,
is a guest at the Occidental en- route to
Honolulu
p M. Del Rio, wealthy planter of
Mexico, is at the Occidental, accompanied
by his family.
James McCudden, the wealthy Vallejo
contractor, is at the Grand, accompanied
by his daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Steinman have come
down from their home in Sacramento and
are at the Palace.
o. l. Woodward, the millionaire rancher
of Staten Island, is at the Grand, accom-
panied by his wife.
DIR. o. H. Dazge, one of the leading
medical men of San Jose, is at the Grand
on a short visit to the city
I. K Fisher, lucky miner from Cape
Nome, who returned on the Bertha yes
terday, is a guest at the Occidental.
r. n. Hopkins, a mining man from
Cape Nome, who has made his pile in the
wilderness and is here to spend it in civili-
zation, is at the Lick.
NJ L. Washburn, agent of the Alaska
Commercial Company, has returned to the
city for his customary winter visit and is
at the Occidental with his wife
F. NJ. Frye. general agent of the South
ern Pacific at Santa Barbara, is in the
city on his way to Chicago, where he in
tends spending short vacation.
DIR. A. G. Courtney, a celebrated meli-
cal man of Syracuse, N Y, Is among the
recent arrivals at the Occidental. He is
here on the coast enjoying a short yaca-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Rickard, M e. Rick
ard and r. j. Park are a party of for
tunate mining people who arrived on the
Bertha yesterday from Cape Nome. They
are all registered at the Palace and have
nearly $4,000 among them.
S. H. Friedlander, proprietor of the
California Theater, has returned to the
Palace after an extended trip through
the West. While absent Mr. Friedlander
has managed to secure some first-class ar
fractions, which he will soon put on tba
local stage Among his new enga gements
he has something in the way of a SURPRISE
for the San Francisco public.
Lieutenant Vitale the military attache
to the Italian Legation, who has been ar
tached to the staff of General Macarthur
in the Philippines and who arrived here
few days ago en- route to Washington
has had an attack of the Philippine fever
and has been removed from the Palace IN
a private hospital. He is being attended
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31
GWIN-FOLLIS
ENGAGEMENT

The smart set is agog over the an
nouncement of the engagement of Miss
Mary Belle Gwin and James H. Foris
Miss Gwin has always moved in the ex-
elusive Southern set, and since her debut
Ile Hve years ago has been one of its leaders.
Southern families, her grandfather being
senator Gwin, while her mother was a
member OF one of the Oldest families in
Virginia the Maynards.
James Follis is the son of r. H. Follis.
the capitalist, and a prominent clubman
lie is also connected with the Brooks
engagement have been rife for some
months, so the announcement was not en-
tirely unexpected by those who know"
no def1nite date has been fixed for the
marriage. and as Miss Gwih's family is
In mourning it will probably be very
quietly celebrated
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

of Hemiptera, founded by Laporte In
1888, and added that it is of about fifty
species of a bug commonly called kiss
ing bug" He furnished the following
flattened and the sides of the abdomen are
strongly recurved. The head is long, mar
row and cylindrical, and thickened behind
the eyes, the ocelH are placed on this
stouter part The antennae are short, the
eyes transverse and the legs short the
hind pair being much longer than the
others Conorhinus sanguisugus, the blood
sucking cone nose, is a widely distributed
species in the United States, and is known
in some localities to infest beds and suck
human blood
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31
Molina Must Hang.

In December, 1897, Y Molina murdered
A. Ramos in Kern County. He was con-
victed of murder and sentenced to be
hanged, from which he appealed to the
Supreme Court. This tribunal yesterday
gave a decision affirming the judgment
of the lower court and Molina will have
to pay the penalty of his crime
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31
oALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. SO.-Judge r. A.
Graham, Miss E. NJ. Hunt. Mrs Leland
/ Stanford, of San Francisco, are at the
Fifth Avenue; j. r. Cowell and wife of
San francisco are at the Gilsey Mr. and
Mrs. A. Rosenwald and son, Jesse Rosen-
wald, of San Francisco, are at the SAVOY.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Kippach of San Fran
cisco are at the Empire.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

Tomorrow night the members of. La
Estrella Parlor of the Native Daughters
Of the Golden West will give a Hallow-
cen party in the banquet hall of the Ma
tive Sons building. There will be a num-
ber of games that characterize Hallow-
cen and dancing will follow.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

WEALTH AND DEBT-H. B., Crock
ett, Cal. The debt of the United States
at the close of 1898 was sl964 ,S37 .1S0; that
Of Great Britain and Ireland at the same
time was $3,203. .S6S, 1876. The wealth Of
countries is very uncertain information
as the figures given are only on estimates
sen nal az 6no 9I ndn Sne "a 4be Of aa Placed at
$43, 600 900 900.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

Uncle Sam will probably discover some of these
days that his elder cousin across the seas does not
permit any renewal of old-time friendship to
blind him to any advantage that may be within
reach 1t appears now that under the terms OF the
modus vivendi which temporarily fixes the Alaskan
boundary Canada has received fifteen miles of very
valuable territory to which she never pretended
ership
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31
TO CITED CITIZENS F.!

All citizens who have received
postal cards. TO SHOW CAUSE
WHY THEIR NAMES SHOULD
NOT BE CANCELLED from the
register MUST NOT DELAY TO
CAL at the Registration Office
lAlER THAN Ten o'clock Tues
day evening, October 3lst.
Office open from am. to 10 p.E
J. SIEPPACHER, Registrar Of Voters"
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

LA FIESTA-B. o. W., City. The fiesta
ip the city of Los Angeles in the year
1898 opened on the 18th of April
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by tie
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's), $40 Mon
gomery street. Telephone Main 1912.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

REV. PAUL BRANKl-M. H. and F.
L. and G., Vallejo, Cal. The Rev. Paul
Branke of San Francisco is the pastor of
the st. Paul Lutheran Evangelical Church
callel, Landskirche
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

BARKS AND HERBS-H. K, Berkeley,
Cal. You can obtain the strength of
barks and herbs by boiling them in water.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

SENTENCE IF RATA s., City.
Phil Ratz, who was found 'ty of felo-
NOUS assault, was sentenced on the S1st
of January, 1885, to Imprisonment in the
penitentiary for a period of twenty years.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

Persons afflicted with dyspepsia, diarrhoea or
collie will find immediate relief and cure
in DR.. Siegerts Angostura Bitters.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

It is not often that the refinement of selfish sar
casm enters into the language OF diplomacy as it did
in recent assurance given by the United States and
England to China The Celestial authorities were
assured that if Russia, Germany and France insist
upon partitioning the Chinese empire they will not
be permitted to keep any commercial advantage
away from the newly united cousins.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

There is something deeply pathetic in the elaborate
explanation which the Spanish authorities have made
Of their defeat at Santiago The story from their
point of view could have been summarized in a SEN
tence-they were whipped because they didn't win
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

KISSING BUG-E., Emmett, San Re-
nito County, Cal The bug sent to This
Office was shown to Professor Ferdinand
Gruber, entomologist and taxidermist az
the Golden Gate Park Museum, and he at
once pronounced it Conorhinus. a eenus
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31
A Halloween Party.

Look out for 81 Fourth st. Mr. sc barber
or grocer. Best eyeglasses 10c and 40c. =
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

Mayor Phelan who can be voluble enough on
occasion is strangely silent now that his morning
organ and the afternoon monkey that goes with it
are attempting to sur the character of his opponent
Does the Mayor wish be understood as sponsor for
their tactics? 1t seems so.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

by DR.. Ernest Kinlock Johnstone Of the
regular army.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

Cal glace fruit SOC per 1b at Townsend So
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31
ADJUSTMENTS.

Crpheun1-vaudsvfIe
Counba-'TSy Sad Sea Weves.''
Calforna-'Browns in Town"
Ttvoli-''The Bohemian Girl
AlCazar-"The Three Musketeers.'
Grand Opera House-''The Conspirators." >"
Chutee Observation-Disclosures afternoon and
evening
Olympia, Mason and Ellis streets-Speciaties
Alhambra-Nle Elf, from Paris Sunday evening. No
veInher 8
Central Parz-steepechase and performances.
Oakland Racetrack-R Races to-day
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

Now that the Beers and British have been sparring
in the preminaries for several weeks the event of
the evening as Master OF Ceremonies Billy Jordan
would call it, will be put on Friday night when JEFF
fries and Sharkey contest for the fstc supremacy OF
the world
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31
WILL BE A GREAT HELP
TO WORKING BOYS
Brother FlorinuS of Sacred Heart COLLEGE Saus He
VIII Recommend The Calls Home STUDY
CirClGo to the Attention of His PunilS

The Edi tor Of the Call: The educati onal
plan inaugurated in the columns Of The Call
meets vi tn my hearty Endorsement and commenda-
t1on. recognize the fact that the plan wi /
be Of inca1 1culable benefit to all who will take
1t up; but pore especially will it be grand
help to working boys who have the oppor tu-
NJ Ties OF acquiring an educati on. I candi idly
oeI1eve IL they will take interest in the
pro ject that t will benefit them more WAYS
than one It will serve to keep them home
IN the evenings and insti1 in their minds some
OF the best thought Of our most di ingu shed
educ ators.
shall take great pleasure in re ommend i ng
the attention Of the pupils under my charge to
gratulate The Call on ts commendable enter
prise. Respect fully,
l~.-z4aG&~ 32s 32s>>t,.14e
President of Sacred Heart College,
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

South American republics must be short of amrnu-
nltion or too busy with their several domestic quar-
rels to go to war with each other They have de-
clded to arbrate any trouble that may arise among
themselves
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

. URlNG the next seven days the thoughtful, in
telligent voters of San Francisco will have to
make up their minds how they will vote at the
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE,
PERRY LfKENS JR-.,........,..29 20 Tribute BuiIdinf
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31

CHICAGO NEWS STANDS.
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Fremont Hogse; Auditorium Hotel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
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sprawie rzekomo= istaiejacych
listow cesarza niem'eckiego. Z
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dyskusya, a nastepnle krzyk,
halas n'edoopisania. Wreszcie
stawia Breton pYt:aanie wprost
do rsadu, CIV egzystuia listy
cesarza. Minister spraw zezwne.
trzn7c;h Delcasse odpowiada,
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trsymafo rozkaz opuszczenia
granic pahstwa pruskiego.
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Connorz Is -go pulkuM ;nnnte:1-
sofa; zostaf asastrzelony prseaa
ssynka1za Hadjey.a:4Na Wade;
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W aBRACI
III l7,i:'lE : s. W1i no ie|l Y .bloku
Pelaero, ze wszYstkich tpte-
szycahb salon6W najwieeej piw Il,
sprzeda1a, ~ czego wYnika,
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ne, jest jaknajlepszem.s y,
g,owne, sail 50 stofYS / II mtnlogies
krzes}a, a nadto osobnY pok6j
ola chcacYch siedzie6 osob.
no. Ludzi v tej, po starokraj-
Ixrsj3akuyaN urzadaonell #obersy
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TO kazdy szybko dostaniies
,:zego znzada,i : acknowledgment
wychodsll.. ~
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miescie WYgodniejszei gospodY
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polaacaone as=zs palonem
ggrl!o9qa4e,rqn A.. Wglsl y Elk;'[ .mn 40 kkupifs
co 2 Milsta dla.kuchni stotu
pro WadsaG musza.
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Zypot KosciMszh., ksl9zeozka
ola grzecznych dziscl........ 20 ct
Is. 11fsczsatst,uo: Spigts Dziepicy,
HrustYny, wYciag 2 Zywotdw
sStych Pahsklch rs. P,otra skar-
gl... ..... ... ct:
Testament Pioya Wsielkiego czV-
i zamlarv Mcskali zawojowaaia
e.iego swlata..... .,....... $ Ct.
Dwa Study. czYli Zen,aczka
AmerYkahska ...........-. 10 Ct.
E0rcyk Kas5u6;ci abo Kcruszk
! jedna maca Jedrnyj provide. ..l0ct.
Rkraka czYli ,,Kiedy iga6, to
]az dobrze =. IL g.
Proroctuo Msichaldy, Krdlowe.
70 Saby, l3te; SYbllli. .......l5
zyd soeeesny 1utacs -. ...,11!Qcs
Kaszubi pod Wedniem
opowiadanie .po kaszubsku (wier.
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Proroctwa 0 Possce ,o..... loot
K~s,9zeczlla ola dusz naboznYch st.
:.Gdyby mice 1000 dolaross
powiesc Ola cnotllwei m4odziezyl0c.
Weso{u. Wic. oEtleta, powln
szowania ma swszelkie przYgodY,
zaprosiny La wesele plosneczkll
Weselne ..'.i.H1ocI
Historya o Grzegorzu, kt6ry
17#lst pokutowa}, przykutY !przy
skale... -. 2Oct.'
.stacyc &etmifskie ..Boska.
Dobrool' 10 Ct
Henzeenttaers Rlsks (duzy). ..25o ]
Nenaentorz Ma1y. ola dice
r,lsk,oh W Ameryce..........12 j
LS;stoaonik .ppzsko.Ameryka1skj
p%odrecznlk cav .brajacy: nauke pi
SANTA ilst6w i Sotowe IVORY list6vl!
W wszystkjot. przypadkach ~:
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SenniE czyli ,wr6zen1e re sn5v
ma przeszlo 500 przYpadk6w stu
g.
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wodne sposoby domowego i.tanie
20 leczenla rozmaitYch chor6b 25c
Rxe,oodnik do pisa,aia Hst0w.
naitosmYch. So. j. .--.. .-. zoe
Eo;red,aM Rlsko Angielski,
ksiazka ola latwego nauczenla sic
lm. anggielsku. -. IA. - 6bol.
D=ieje Nurodu Rlskiegoi
(J6zefa Chociszewskiego)... Acct.
Dsae7es stocego=a noavego Iestdt
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