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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-10
BRILLIANT BALL
At ASTOR HOME
All New York Society
Attends.
SUPPER AFTER MIDNIGHT
DANCING OF THE CoTILLoN
FOLLOWS.
Hosts of Pretty and Effective Favors
Provided for Those in At
tendance at the
Function.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The ball given
by Mrs. Astor tonight at her house
was quite as brilliant as any previous
affair of the kind ever given by this
acknowledged leader of New York So
ciety.
Mrs. Aston received alone, standing in
a great drawing with beautiful
Louis XIV furnishings of rose color,
white and gold, calling for no further
establishment than roses and lilies
placed on vases on the mantels.
Mrs. Astor's costume was of pale
lilac satin embroidered with silver and
trimmed with beautiful point De
Venise. She wore some superb orna-
ments of diamonds.
Having paid their respects to the
hostess the guests wandered through
the great banquet-room adjoining the
draWing-room and thence through the
spacious marble halls to- the ballroom,
where dancing was general until the
supper hour. The WhitenesS of the
great marble hall and its graceful stair
way was toned down by the use of
many plants and clusters of pink roses
and carnations artistically scattered
here and there.
The ballroom, which is also the pic
ture gallery, called for no decoration
other than the famous paintings on it's
walls. 1t was a very late ball very
few guests arriving before II o'clock,
most of them coming from the opera
Supper was announced at 1890 o'clock.
Arrangements for this important detail
had been left to Sherry. A course sup
per was served instead of the buffet
supper it has been Mrs. Astor's custom
to give.
The cotillon was danced after sup
per, Elisha Dyer Jr. leading with Mrs.
Orme Wilson from one end and Henry
Lehr from the other with Mrs Stuy-
vesant Fish. This made a somewhat
shorter but none the less jolly cottllon
There were hosts of pretty and effect
i've favors. among them being silver
baskets filled with flowers, bouton-
n1eres, paper cutters and blotters, pin
cushions and portemonnaies, rosettes
and fancy fans, girdles with jeweled
buckles, fancy walking sticks and jew
eled orders.
There was an innovation in seating
the dancers in the cotillon, the feminine
portion taking seats in front of their
partners in place of at their sides. The
effect was quite novel. Hungarian
band stationed in the balcony played
throughout the evening.
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HUMoRS OF A DIVORCE.
Won Schmidt Had His Mother-in-
LAWS Clothes in His Trunk.

OAKLAND, Jan. "a most humorous
phase of the aftermath of the Won
Schmidt divorce developed in Judge
Greene's court to-day when the parties
appeared to settle the findings in the suit.
1t seems that Captain Won Schmidt had
sent to the now husbandess and father
less home in Alameda for some of his
things and Mrs. Won Schmidt complained
that she was dismayed to find among the
articles carried off to her ex-hus paIld' S
new domicile the clothing of her deceased
mother
Captain Won Schmidt appeared to be as
much embarrassed and surprised over this
az the eX-Wife was dismayed. He ex-
planned that his mother-in-laws clothes
were locked in his trunk, but that he did
not have a key with him when he called
for the same and hence was not aware
of its contents He cheerfully agreed to
hasten the return of these goods, while
the ex-wife agreed to return anything
that might belong to him.
Thus all further legal friction was
avoided and the formal decree was drawn
up and signed by the Judge providing for
Mrs Won Schniidts custody of the chill
dren and the household goods and all
mony in the sum of s75 per month The
matter of attorney fees was settled be-
tween the parties out of court.
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NOTHING LEFT
BUT TO OWN
WATER WORKS
FruitVaIe Residents in
a Tight Place.
CAN GET LITTLE RELIEF
SUPERVISORS MUST ALLOW 6
PER CENT.
The Contra Costa Company Agrees to
Charge No More, but the Water
Users Want to Pay
SUPERVISORS MUST ALLOW
PER CENT.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call


90S Broadway, January 9.
The residents of Fruitvale besieged the
supervisors boardroom to-day demand
ing an adjustment of the water rates
which would materially reduce the price
charged consumers.
Supervisor Talcott explained to the rate
payers that the proposed ordinance made
no raise in the price of water except that
used for sprinkling county ROADS, which
is increased cents on the thousand gall
Ions.
E. H. Marwedel, on behalf Of the rate
payers. stated that they wished some adj
Justment of the present schedule. He
to Fruitvale he paid a higher water rate
than was charged in Oakland and while
everything else in the way of food had
been reduced in price about one-third,
water kept al the same old figure. He
said that if the new ordinance were pass
ed the outside districts would be COM
cent
Roeth made a plea for the water COM
pany. stating that the board was COM
PEELED by law to allow the companies to
make a profit of per cent on all money
that had been invested no matter if some
Of it had been invested to no purpose.
Chairman Talcott said that the board
was bound by tie law and that If the
law was at fault now is good time to
have have the legislature remedy it. He said
d ha the oWes e F WeTe made 6
the experts employed by the board.
Attorney Shook, who represented in
terested parties, said that if the rates
for the county were increased it would
certainly decrease the price to individual
consumers. He also said that the con-
tract under which the franchise had been
granted was ineffective because there
was no cash consideration and the board
could not dispose Of franchises for water
or anything else but money.
Supervisor Mitchell said that the board
cannot fix the rates without the consent
of the water companies, provided 1t does
not give them per cent.
William Mills. property owner. re-
piled by stating that the only thing left
for the water users is to cut loose, incor-
pc12te and Guild wafer works OF their
own.
Manager Watkinson of the Contra Cos
ia Company said he was willing to allow
the rates to remain as they are for an
other year. He said that he had no de-
sire to have any discrimination in the
matter and that If such a condition were
brought to the notice Of the company it
would be adjusted at once. The matter
was finally referred to the committee of
the whole and laid over for two weeks.
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SAY 1T WILL BE NO
BENEFIT TO THE COUNTY
EFFORT TO SAVE THE STATE
TREASURY.
Proposed Contract Simply Means
That Huge Sums Will Be Pre-
scented to Attorneys.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call

sos Broadway, Jan. 9.
The effort on the part of certain attor-
peys to turn an honest S45, 500 by collect
ing from the State $4,000 on behalf of
Alameda County for commissions for the
recovery of certain taxes may be trus-
trated. The contract entered into be-
tween the Board of Supervisors and At
torneyS Rodgers, Paterson q slack ana
DeVlin * DeVlin, may yet be rescinded.
Cragie Sharp, on behalf of the Board
of Trade, appeared before the Board Of
Supervisors this afternoon and pleaded
long and hard to have the contract re-
scinded. He argued that as matter of
fact the collection of $4,000 would prove
Of no benefit to this county, since the
40 per cent TO be paid as fees to the at
torneys would later have to be paid back
to the State by the county.
Secretary Sharp submitted the follow
ing resolution that has been passed by
the Board of Trade:
Whereas, suits are about to be instituted
contesting the validity of the act Of March g.
1898, which abOlishes commissions allowed
counties for the collection Of the State portions
OF taxes; and
Whereas, in furtherance Of this object Boards
Of Supervisors of some forty-tve counties have
entered into contracts with certain firms of at
torneys on terms hich will allow fees amount
ing TO the enormous sum of $780, 900; and
Whereas. under the contract between the
Board of Supervisors Of Alameda County and
said attorneys commissions to the amount Of
STA 900 TO be collected and attorneys fees
thereon in the sum Of $4,000 will have to be
Whereas. the collection of such commissions
from the State will be absolutely without bene-
fit to Alameda County merely placing large
sums of money in the pockets of attorneys
without accomplishing any good results, as the
counties will ultimately be compelled TO pay
back to the State the deficit caused by the
payment of said attorneys fees.
Resolved, That the Oakland Board OF Trade
take such steps will induce the Board Of
Supervisors of Alameda County to rescind said
contract.
Supervisor Wells said that the eleventh
hour was a poor time in which to bring
up objections to the contract; that the
District Attorney had been consulted in
the matter and that the board had acted
on that officers advice AS a result of
the discussion, however, the matter was
referred to the committee of the whole
and went over for two weeks.
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Alameda News Notes.

ALAMEDA, Jan. 9.-The kitchen in the
rear Of 1T the nome OF Mrs: William Arm
sderably damaged by fire this morning.
The flames were started by the explosion
of a coal oil stove.
The Veteran Republican Club has elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
term: Ralph Hamlin, president; S. j.
Loop, first vice-presldent; j. L. Field
second Vice-president; Z. 3. Dunning
treasurer; George E. Clarke, adjutant;
H. Kruger, sergeant-aIa Captain
II. H. Todd, Colonel George c. Babcock
council.
Putnam Griswold gave a song recital
this evening in the Unitarian church.
He was assisted by Mrs. F. II. McCor-
mick and Miss Gertrude Hubbard.
Miss Alice Nathan gave a party Satur-
day night to a number of her friends at
the home Of her mother, 649 Everett
street.
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CHARGES OF FRAUD.
Sensational Tilt in the Altvater Es-
tate Contest.

OAKLAND, Jan. 9.-There was another
sensational tilt over the estate of the late
David Altvater in Judge Halls court this
afternoon, when motions for taxing the
costs and to set aside the estate for the
use of the widow, Mrs Agnes Altvater
came on for hearing.
To the latter motion Mrs. Agnes Phelan
daughter, and her husband, as contest
ants, vigorously objected. Mr.. Phelan
insisted that the property which is located
on Benton street. Alameda, was worth
much more than $500, the value given II
by the appraisers. To Illustrate the
Widows efforts to secure the entire prop
crty for her use, Phelan put in a bid Of
fering to purchase the property for $500.
AS an earnest he deposited $500 with the
court.
In view of the strong opposition on be-
half of contestants Judge Hall decided to
continue the matter for two weeks for
further hearing.
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco
Call corner Of Market and Third streets, open
until u o'clock every night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $3.50 O. clock.
2s7 Hayes street; open until $3.50 o'clock
e2I McAlister street; open until $3.50 o clock.
615 Larkin street; open until $50 o'clock
1s41 Mission street; open until 10 o'clock
2261 Market street. corner Sixteenth; open
until 9 o'clock.
l06 Eleventh street: open until o'clock.
2526 Mission street. open until o'clock.
NV. corner of Twenty-second and Kentucky
streets: omen until O'clock
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-10
FOR
PLAYING FOOTBALL
Seventeen Members of the Chico
Normal School Team DiSCi-
plined by the Principal.

CHICO,
here M
s % of
defeated Bluff Of 40
delighted
what dampened when Professor Ritter during
all
o
be
o O he
football
Bluff and suspended
him. boys
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-10
Struck bv a Switch Signal.

Rising of the chemistry department of the
University of California had a narrow es-
cape from very serious injury this after
noon owing TO a misplaced switch signal
cific Companys Berkeley local line. Pro-
fessor Rising was returning from San
Francisco on the 10 o'clock train. When
nearing Lorin the frame of the window
at which he was seated was struck with
such violence that the passengers in the
car supposed a bomb had been thrown.
Investigation showed the blow to have
which the jar of the passing cars had
caused to swing over just far enough to
strike without going through the window.
AS it was, the frame of the window was
completely torn away by the force of
the conclusion and the side of the car
n otherwise daunaQed
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-10
PICTURED THE KAISER
AS A WILD BOAR
Paris Figaro Confscated at Berlin for
Having Copied Cartoon
From Prick

BERLIN, Jan. 9.-The Paris Figaro was
confiscated by the police throughout Ger
many yesterday on account of a carica-
ture which it contained, copied from
Puck, representing Emperor William of
Germany in the guise of a ''despised ami
NAL
Puck. in its issue of December 7, pub
hshed a double-page cartoon by Pugh
representing all the crowned heads and
entitled The Threatened Revolt In the
Jungle Emperor William was repre-
sented as a boar.
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COOK. ss5. MISS CULLEN. s25 Suffer st
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Confirmed by the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Senate to-
day confirmed these nominations:
Richard Lebert of Colorado, to be Con-
sui at Client Belgium.
c. C. Goodale, Surveyor General of Colo
RADIO.
John c. Kline, Collector of Customs at
Los Angeles.
NJ R. Moore, Register of Land Office,
Tucson, AriZ.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-10
GRAND HOTEL
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.

TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.
NEW YORK-Sailed Jan 9-Stmr Hecla fol-
Copenhagen.
BOSTON-Arrived Jan 9-Stmr Corlhthla
from Liverpool. ~
GIBRALTAR-Arrived Jan S-stmr Aller,
from New York.
SOUTH AMPTON-Arrived Jan 9-Stmr Kali
ser Wilhelm der Crosse, from New York.
HAVRE-Arrived Jan 9-Stmr La Normandie
RoTTERDAM-s Sailed Jan 9-stmr Werken-
dam. for New York
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-10

SINCE July /, 1898. the orphans admitted into
ST. Francis Girls Directory Orphan Asylum,
are as follows: Female-Annetta Antonio, i
years; Camellia Hawkins, 9; Ada Haley 8;
Marguerite Kaisar. 6; Carrie B. Pickett I;
Pearl Hunter, 10; Katie Riordan, s. Male
Harry Antonio, 2 years months; William
Rolling months; George Hunter, 2 years
months; Harold Hunter, years months;
Thomas O. Neil, 3; Bert de Shields. 5 years
months; Fred de Shields, years months
Thomas Riordan. s. Gilbert Cope T. Half
orphans-Marguerite Gamerston, 8; Irene
Gamerston. 8; Catherine Shepherd years
months; LYDIA shepherd, 9. Maie-Jacob
Smith 10; Osar Smith. 4 Fred Smith 5
years; Jennie Shihade. years
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Fighting Against the Grip.

ALAMEDA, Jan. 9.--The epidemic of
grip has assumed such proportions in
the precaution tonight to fumigate the
City Hall. in order to prevent the spread
of the disease among the people who have
business daily in the building. In addition
to this the City Clerk has fitted up a
room where all who fear the dread COM
plant may go and have the bacili exter-
minated from their systems. A formalde-
hyde gas generator has been loaded and
placed in the apartment and is used on
all who desire the heroic treatment A
large crowd availed themselves of the OPP
,oor+rInitv TODAY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE Secretary of the San Francisco Protest
ant Orphan Asylum Society herewith gives no
tice that the following orphan and half or
phan girls and boys have been admitted to
l. 1899: Matilda Zimmerman 6 years: Mar
garet Keslinger, years; Eugenia V Kloss.
3 years months; Annie K1oss years 3
months: CIaudine F. Moller, years S
months; Sophia H. Hoppe, s years; Eva Nc
Intyre, years 6 months; Olive NJ. Josin,
6 years; Myrtle Leigh, 3 years; Genevieve
bert Zimmerman. 9 years; Harry Hayne 10
years: Adolph Hayne, years 8 months: Otto
w Moller, years: Johannes E. Moller 7
years: Leslie f. Montrose years 4 months :;
Wesley L. Marshall, years; Edwin Fisher
Z years Alexander Williams years; George
Nj Adams II years; Nelson J. Adams 10
years; Harry Lane, 6 years; James Adams, S
Hawkins I years Edith NJ. Joslin, 3 years
Edna V Josln. years.
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In the Interest of Beet Growers.

BERKELEY, Jan. 9-Professor r. H.
Loughridge and d. T. Fowler of the agri-
cultural department of the University of
California left this afternoon for Fresno
to attend a convention of beet-growers.
The meeting is called by prominent agri-
culturists in that section of the country
to consider the advisability of starting
the sugar-beet industry there. The two
university professors will give expert tes-
timony as 10 the condition of the soil and
its possible use for the raising of beets.
1t is understood that the Southern Pacific
Company is preparing to aid the enter
prise and they have already held out val
liable inducements to that end.
Burglary at PeraIta.
BERKELEY, Jan. 9.-The residence of
DR.. Woodsum Allen at 2125 Ashby avenue.
South Berkeley, was broken into by
burglars early yesterday morning The
thief appears to have broken through the
pantry window and from there to have
made his way to the upper story. Dr.
Aliens bedroom was entered and his
trousers pockets robbed of Sc in cash. A
dollar was also taken from child's purse
lying near by. The work appears to be
that of an amateur and was done while
the family was absent.
Regents to Meet
BERKELEY, Jan. 9.-The Board of Re-
gents of the University of California will
meet tomorrow afternoon at l o'clock in
the Mark Hopkins Institute of Art, San
Francisco. The meeting is to be the reg
ular one for the month of January.
Berkeley News Notes.
BERKELEY, Jan. 9.-The stockholders
of the Commercial Bank and the Berkeley
Bank of Savings have reelected directors
for the coming year as follows: T. w.
Ravens, ]. W. Warwick, A. w. Naylor
J. r. Little, Professor Charles NJ. Gayley,
Professor w. B. Rising, w. 4. Sell.
Rev. Edward Payne is to deliver the
first of a series of lectures upon Walt
Whitman tomorrow evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. NJ. E. Graydon, 2207 Dwight
way. The subject will be The Chanter
of Personality
Miss o. C. Care and Frank w Dixon,
both of Lorin, were married yesterday at
the residence of the brides parents on
Idaho street. Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon will
reside on Adeline street.
The Berkeley Cotillon Club will meet
for the second dance of the season in
Shattuck Hall on Wednesday. January IS.
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HOUsEwORK. country. s25. MISS CULLEN.
326 Suffer st.
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Volunteers Mustered Out.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 9.-Twelve mem
bers of the First New York Volunteers,
who Joined the regiment in San Francisco
and whose homes are in California, were
mustered out to-day
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LEN. 3Z5 suffer St
MAID and seamstress. S25. MISS CULLEN.
90 Sutter ST.
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COUNTRY HOME BURNED.
Mrs. George E. Barron Barely Es'
capes With Her Life.

AUBURN, Jan. 9-The handsome coun-
try home of the late George E. Barron
was burned to the ground this morning:
Mrs. Barron was occupying the house and
barely escaped with her life.
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MEETING NOTICES.

GOLDEN GATE Lodge No 30, F. and n
a M.-Called meeting THIS CTUES-- "a
DAY. EVENING, January 10, at 1880 Xxx
o'clock. D. 2. GEO. ]. HOPE. Sec. "
ORIENTAL Lodge No IA. F. and A. n
M 71;-7ITtr>tc, degree THIS CTUEsDA1) ~
=. S. HUBBARD, Secretary. wv
UNITY Encampment No %. I. O. o. A. FL
F.-Patrarchs notified to attend fu-
I neral l,9 Of our r, late P; G. P, HENRY E. ~
CHAS. L. ZIEGLER, c. P.
ABOU BEN ADHEM Lodge No. ,sSa4l.zll<
112, 1. o. 0. F.-Members are SSssSSSS=
hereby notified to attend fun funeral ISTNS
WILSON, P. G., TO-DAY. 1870 O'clock. from
o. o. F. Hall. GUS SWANSON. n. G.
STOCKHOLDERS meeting-The annual meet
Ing OF the Stockholders of the Union Iron
Works will be held at the office of the COM
TUESDAY. January "a 1899 at 1l:3O o'clock
a: m, for the purpose of electing a board of
for the transaction of such other business as
may come before the e, n e
Office, 222 Market St, San Francisco, Cal
January 9, 1899.
GEOGRAPHICAL Society of the Pacifc-The
annual election of directors and councillors
of this society will be held at the rooms
Merchants Exchange building. on TUES,
DAY, January T. Polls open from noon till
o CLOCK p. m BY order
GEORGE DAVIDSON, President
JOHN PARTRIDGE, Secretary.
THE regular annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Oceanic Steamship Company will
be held at the office of the company 327 Mar
ket street. San Francisco, California on
SATURDAY, the 21st day of January 1899 at
IL o'clock a. m, for the purpose of electing
a Board of Directors TO serve for the ensu-
ing year, and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before the meet
ing. Transfer books will close on Tuesday
January 10, 1899, at 3 o'clock p. m
e H. SHELDON, Secretary.
THE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
THE NEVADA NATIONAL BANK OF SAN
FRANCISCO Cal, will be held at its bank
ing house. No. 3Ol Montgomery St, San Fran
cisco, Cal, on TUESDAY January TO- 1899
at 3:15 o'clock p. m. for the election of d.
transaction of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
D B. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
San Francisco, December 9. 1898.
SPRING Valley Water Works. San Francisco
December rs 1S9S.-The annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Spring Valley Water
Works will be held at the office of the
company, 126 Stockton St San Francisco
California. at u o'clock noon on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18th day of January. 1899, TO elect
trustees to serve for the ensuing year and
for the transaction of such other business
PELHAM w. AMES. Secretary
THE annual meeting of the Association of the
Hospital for Children and Training School
California St, THURSDAY. Jan u. at 2
O. clock p. m. MRS. L. L. DUNBAR.
Recording Secretary.
A LOAN can be had on your piano without re-
moval. or will buy II. UNCLE HARRIS,
* Grant ave. near Market St
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL,

PALACE HOTEL.
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Rosenthal, Chgo Mrs r Field Montrv
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J Gildersleeve, Cal II L Storey Pasadena
J Ball, n o ] Smith, Reno
A F Jones, Oroville Mrs Q ] Smith Reno
Frank Kane, Cal e Arnold, Pasadena
Jarboe, Mateo NJ Bradbury, Cal
f Lanner, Portland Lewis Bradbury Cal
W D Endree, z L Meininger.
W Mitchell, l. Ang Dalton & W. n Y
J Dayton. Ill Bittle n
Mrs Dayton, Ill Mrs Wilson, n Y
F Campeau, Detroit Miss Wilson, n
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GOOD painter. paper hanger and whitener hav-
ing complete outfit of tools, wants work. city
or country. MEXICAN, 1902 Webster St