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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-22
COURT NOTES.

The case Of NJ. II. Shepard. clerk for II
C. Prince, agent for the Workmen's Guar
antee Fund Association. charged with en-
bezzling $50 90, was dismissed by Judge
Conlan yesterday on motion of Prosecut-
ing Attorney Low. as the complaint was
defective in alleging that Shepard en-
bezzled the funds OF the association
instead OF the funds of his employer
Fred Miller. a well-known petty lar
ceny thief. was yesterday sent 10 the
County Jail for three months by Judge
Graham for stealing three pairs OF trous-
ers from Charles Harris. 527 Pacific street
Fritz Swanson. big, 5urly sailor. went
into Mrs. Matilda Wilson's house. l0h Clara
street, on wednesday with two bottles of
whisky, and because she refused 10 par
take of the liquor he struck her on the
face. for which he will be sentenced by
Judge Graham to-day.
knife on Pacific and Stockton streets on
Tuesday and threatened to kill a whole
family. was yesterday sentenced by Judge
Conlan TO pay fine OF $50, with the alter
native of fifty days in Jail. on the charge
of exhibiting a deadly weapon.
An order to show cause why the tenn
porary restraining order heretofore issued
In the case OF the Stuparich Manufacture
ing Company against Sheriff Martin, an
action which grew out OF the case OF
Maginis against Stuparich,. should not be
dissolved was argued and submitted in
Judge Murasky's court yesterday.
The suits instituted by Lillian Dale and
the Twinlling Star improvement Com
pany TO prevent the Board OF Health from
closing the notorious Hotel Nymphia
were dismissed yesterday, and the board
will now proceed in accordance with the
resolution cOndemning the place.
Elias Muscat, a sailor was placed on
trial before Judge Lawlor yesterday for
the murder of Sebastina Otigoza de San
chez. whom he shot on the night OF July
last In a lodging house on Broadway
and Kearny streets. Jealousy is said TO
have caused Muscat to kill the woman.
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X.-JoHN MARSHALL.

For thirty-five years John Marshall was
the head OF the United States Supreme
Court. He was our greatest Chief Jus
tice and one OF the worlds greatest mas
ters OF judicial analysis Indeed. 30 great
was the fame ne acquired that he seems
10 have been destined by nature 10 be-
come great jurist. Nor were hts judi
cial services the only ones ne rendered
his country. Long before he became n
member OF the Supreme Court he had
won an enviable fame as soldier. legis-
lator and statesman.
Mr.. Marshall was a native OF Virginia,
and was born in Fauquier County in MS.
He had excellent educational opportuni-
ties in his youth, but was denied the i'd
vantages OF collegiate training. In place
OF college he entered the rough school OF
war Here he studied men instead Of
booksy he strengthened the manliness Of
his character and learned 10 be self-re-
liant He was a soldier for nearly six
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MASONIC INSTALLATIONS.
The Officials of King Solomon and of
Hermann Lodges Inducted
Tnto 0<ica

The elected and appointed officers OF
King Solomon Lodge. Free and Accepted
Masons. We're installed with all the i'm
pressiveness and ceremonies Of the order
IN the lodge room in Franklin Hall on
Fillmore street on Monday in the presence
OF about 20 Masons, including the grand
master and many OF the most prominent
members OF the craft. The installing
officer Was u. NJ. Perrine. past master Of
Pacific Lodge, assisted by A. NJ Blade,
who acted as marshal. The elected
officers are: Captain George W. Witt
man. worshipful master. Samuel Ne
kelvey. senior warden. Roland +. Hart
lev. Junior warden. Benjamin T. Jellison,
treasurer. and Harry Baehr. secretary.
The appointed officers are: William I.
Filmer. senior deacon; J. n. Richards,
junior deacon; y. J. \. O'keefe, marshal;
II. &. Nandewater and George W. Lake.
stewards: A. 4. Batkin. organist, and
George G. Dawson, tyler.
After the ceremonies there was an ad-
journment 10 the main hall, where an eN
cellent supper was served, covers being
The new master Of the lodge presided.
and after there had been full justice done
70 the good things that were on the
table and fragrant Havanas had been dis
tributed. there we're vocal selections by
the King Solomon quartet, their selec-
uons being encored time and again. In
response 10 calls by the toast-master
there were appropriate sentiments offered
by Grand Master Charles /. Patton, AS
sistant Grand Lecturer Of the State @. NJ.
Perrine, Rev. Jacob Nieto. s McKelvey,
J. A. Hosmer. Rev. W. r. Smith. John
TOnniugsen. s. II. Rankin. J. d. Brandon
and others. The affair was one OF the
most brilliant OF its kind that has ever
been given by this lodge, and a more
Jolly set of Masons never assembled IN
either lodge room or banquet hall.
Herman Lodge. Free and Accepted
Masons. had the following officers for the
current Masonic year installed on Monday
in the Masonic Temple by Past Master
Louis Muller. assisted by John Fischer a.
marshal: Richard Sternitzky, worshipful
master. Fritz Hagemann Jr., senior
warden. Rudolph Carl Blum. junior
warden. George Heinrich Blucher, treas
urer; Ludwig Schumacher. secretary
ltWenty-nfth YEAR: r. Gerke, senior
deacon. s Joseph Theisen. junior
deacon: Louis Zeiss, marshal. A. Gall and
Johann Wilshuser. stewards: Herman
Schoene, tyler. AFTER the ceremony the
members present accompanied the new
officers 20 a cafe. where there was an in
formal collation. at which the master pre-.
sided
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Fraternal Elections.

Calif0rnla Council of The National Union
ras elected the following named as its
.fHcers for the ensuing term: a J. Spar
row. president: r. b. Gibson. vice presi-
dent: Thomas 5. Molloy. speaker: II. A.
Graves. eX-prcsideut. Charles J. King. sec
t-far-r. ,. Schumacher. financial secre-
fa~v. a. / TlCkner. treasurer: X. Vim
,.-f. chaplain: D. ". Abbott. sergeant az
arms. ] Il NcGufick usher. A 4. Harz
l.0rkeeper: T.. (. B0ysen. p. A Dosne
and 81 A. s. Nicholson. trustees, IS. klR-
Dprf p a Gibson. A J. Sparrow. =. &.
Hsveen. Thomas s Molloy and J. r. Nc
Guaick delegates 20 the cabinet. The in
rtaUafI0n viii be on the % % January.
Golden state Parlor. Native Daughters
~ me Golden West has elected the fol-
lowing named as its officers for the en-
ering term. Miss o.. Schade. president:
Miss r. Ducker. Miss J.. Wedel and Mrs.
- RalebOld. vice presidents Miss Jo-
hanna Never. recording secretary: Miss
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cisions are found in some thirty VOL
umes Of the reports. and these are nls
monuments They are characterized BY
clearness CT thought and soundness OF
logis; they are too. the standard and au-
thority On all constitutional questions
After Marshall went on the bench the
incidents OF his life OF public tmportancs
are few. In 1907. with Judge Cyrus Grif-
fin, he presided at the great state trial
OF Aaron Burr. Burr was charged with
treason and the trial. with some inter-
ruptions, lasted six months. Distinguished
counsel was employed on both sides. VIII
liam Writ representing the prosecution
and Luther Martin the defense President
Jefferson was very anxious ror Burr
conviction and did what he could 70 Sc
cure H. Marshall, however. was not 10
be influenced by this. He preserved thu
most rigid impartialIty and exact justice
throughout the trial. aCquitting himself.
as always. 10 the public satisfaction"
In 1879 Virginia called a convention 20 re-
wise her state constitution. Marshall was
Presidents Madison and Monroe. both ~
whom were much enfeebled by age. Mar
shall too, had grown old, but there was
no Impairment OF his wonderful mental
powers His chief interest was In the in
dependence Of the judiciary, and 10 Sc
cure this for Virginia he gave his best
he did II was with the same great ef-
feet as in earlier life. He remained on
the bench six years longer. In the spring
OF 1895. his health being impaired. he
he received little benefit. and died there
on the 6th OF July.
In person Marshall was tall: he dressed
plainly and Is said 70 have been some
what awkward in appearance" His pri-
vate life was without blemish and was
characterized by ''unassuming piety az1
amlability OF temper" In 17s3 ne had mar
ried Miss Mary Willis Amber. the dauYh-
ter Of the State Treasurer Of Virginia,
and lived with her for nearly fifty years.
His home was the constant object Of hts
affections, and from all its inmates he
had the warmest love and the deepest
veneration. America has produced few
statesmen combining so many intellectual
and moral qualities as Chief Justice John
Marshall.
6SN-- Nr4LR. 49, Ru
AdeIbert College Of Western Reserve uni
yersity.
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WILL CARE FOR OLD MEN.
st. Joseph's Home at Stockton Is
Formally Opened.

STOCKTON, Dec. 21-St Joseph's
Home for Old Men was opened for the re-
ception of inmates to-day. The home IS
situated just outside this city on North
California street. and was built by and
is under the control OF the Catholics OF
this city. 1t is one of the best situated
institutions OF the kind on the coast and
bids fair TO have its full quota Of inmates
within a few months. The opening was
most Informal Father O'Connor installed
Dr. Allen as resident physician and Miss
McLane as head nurse. The larder and
the medicine chests were filed and all
was placed in readiness for the first pa
tient. Lawrence Gallagher and ]. Cowler
are 10 have the honor of being the first
received at the home as wards of the in
stitution. They will arrive on this even.
ing's train.
There are many applications in for ad-
mittance to the home They are passed
on by the board OF directors, OF which
Father O'Connor. Major ]. d. Peters and
Miss Julia Weber of this city are a ma
jority and will act as the board in consid-
ering the applications.
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WANTED HIS
PICTURE PRINTED
A Man Shoots His Wife
and Himself.
Special Dispatch to The Cal.

BTNGHAATrON. y. Y. Dec. 2l-John
Edgar Gardiner. In order 20 get his pic
sure in print. shot HIS young wife and
tteu killed himself to-day. Gardner was
. years of age. his wife % They had
been married but q short time and were
living apart CA account OF his bad habits.
on several occasions he had asked how
che would Ike 10 see their pictures IN a
SOCIAL paper Ills wife took fright az this
and forbade him 10 speak 10 her on the
subject.
Hc called AZ the h0use to-day and asked
ler % come Ogt as De- was going West.
She declined and he forced his way into
Ler apartments and saying: See what
have brought y0u.' drew a revolver and
rh-t hey twice. one bullet passing through
ler arm. tle other entering her side. The
woman was able 20 rush from lae house
20 The residence ot "a neiEhbOr.
When the police officers arrived Gard
iuer walked tC the center Of room IN
ful view of the officers and placing the
weapon 70 his head killed himself.
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NOTRE DAME

On Christmas morning services will bt
conducted at the Church Of Notre Dam,
des victories at 526 Bush street by tn.
Marist Fathers. The first mass will b,
SAID at o'clock. At the 6 o'clock mass
special musical programme will be rem
dered by members OF the Young Ladies
SooaIity, accompanied by a string orches
ira. They will render the following music
kyrie" ''Sanctrs'' and ''Agnus Der OF
LAhaches mass. Achllle Antiques will pre-
side AT the organ The Noel OF Adam
''Choeur des Anges'' and "Adeste Fideles''
will also be rendered
Solemn high mass will be celebrated at
II o clock. Rev. r A Hamet viii preach
the sermon. An augmented choir will rem
der the mass In OF Gloria, the Noel
OF Adam. and after the mass ''Sit Nornen
Domiui Benedictus" OF Cagliero. The sing
ers will be Miss ]. Garrissere. Miss A.
Higgins. Mise G.. codenasso, Miss Harden
Hickey, Mr.. Stantini. Mr.. Drake, q. Fogar-
~ and 3. Flynn. Solemn benediction will
take place IN the evening at 1880 o'clock
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Mariners Will Rejoice.

There IS every probability that in the
very near future this coast will have a re-
lief lightship. The need OF such a vessel
was made apparent a few months ago.
when Il became necessary 10 take the one
now of the bar IN for an overhauling.
The repairs took over a month and dur
ing that time the lighthouse tender Ma
drone was put on the bar. but not being
equipped for such service IL was but little
better than no ship at all. \ short time
ago the lightship anchored OF the Co
iumbia River bar got adrift in a storm
and went ashore. leaving that dangerous
point without anything 20 warn mariners.
The local chamber Of Commerce sent 10
the Pacific Coast delegation asking that
a relief ship be sent 10 this coast and
recent letters from Senator Perkins and
others leads 10 the belief that the desired
vessel Will be provided before long. In
fact. Senator Perkins now has a bill be-
fore Congress appropriating funds for this
purpose.
Marriage brokers are responsible for
many a broken heart.
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Unitarian.
FIRST UNITARIAN

Christmas services will be conducted al
the First Unitarian Church. corner OF
Franklin and Geary streets, on Sunday
morning. The order OF programme is a:
follows:
Organ prelude. Christmas Sonata, op. %
(Dienel); anthem The Nativity CWilliam
E Haesche) bass and soprano solos and
chorus: scripture reading. Old Testament
Isaiah, KILL T. New Testament Luke N:40,
81 andante, concerto d minor (Popper),
violoncello and organ; responsive reading:
GLORY TO God" Dudley Buck): anthem,
Nazareth (Gounod) bass and alto solos,
trio and chorus cello obligato: prayer; an
dante Op. II (Tschaikowsky), violoncello
and organ: hymn $50 Antioch Carranged
BY l. Mason); offertory. 1T Came Upon the
Midnight Clear IAnsing). soprano solo
by Miss D. Cohn: Sermon anthem. Halle
lujah." Mount OF Olives (Beethoven): hymn
$50. Christmas (HandeD: benediction; or
gan postlude. 'Hosanna" CWachs).
The choir is composed Of the following
singers:
Miss Daisy Cohn. Soprano Nine. Louise
Barnardi. soprano; Miss Florence Doyen,
soprano: Miss Adeline E. Birchler. alto:
Miss Grace Ewing. alto; ". G. Wood.
tenor; Carl Thrower tenor: J. c. Hughes.
bass: Frederick T. Knewing, bass Arthur
Weiss. violoncellist; II. Bretherick, organ
ist and choir director
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and I.atonia street, VIII conduct services
on Sunday morning appropriate 10 the
season He will deliver sermon on I'm
manuel" and the choir Will render suit
able music on Tuesday evening, Decern-
ber 26. the church and Sabbath-school will
sing carols William Stocks will sing the
"Cantique de Noel and a male chorus.
consisting Of ". S; Stocks. j: Wilkins. II.
will render THE Heavens Are Telling {"
by Beethoven, and Memories OF Galilee, -
by H r. Palmer. The organist Mrs r
c. Leary, Will open the exercises with a
voluntary. assisted by Richard Spencer.
violinist. There will be Christmas tree
at the close.
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Daughters of ST. George.

Mrs. r. Meadows. recently appointed
district deputy worthy grand president of
the order OF Daughters OF st. George.
has installed the following named as
the officers for the current term OF Brit
annia Lodge No. Of that order: Mrs.
s. h. Johnson. worthy past president.
Mrs. Phebe Williams. president: Mrs. s.
Clack, vice president: Mrs. Helen VIII
liams financial secretary; Mrs. A. f..
Creba. Nreasurer: Mrs. r Meadows. re-
cordlng secretary: Mrs. Z Goss. chap
lain; Mrs. A. Price, first conductor; Mrs.
X. Hewitt, second conductor: Mrs. r.
Wassman. inside guard, and Mrs. II. Jew
lit, outside guard
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R0man Catholic.
ST. BRIGIp,S-

Services will be conducted in St. Brig
IDS Church. Van Ness avenue and Broad
way, as follows:
Solemn high mass at II o'clock. Cele-
brant Rev. NJ P. Ryan; deacon, Rev J.
Z. Cottls: subdeacon. Rev. J. A McAulifYe
The sermon will be preached by the pastor
Rev J, E. Cottle. An augmented choir
with organ and orchestral accompaniment
under the baton OF Nine. Ellen Coursen-
Roeckel, will render the following compost
tlons: 'Kyrie' and Gloria from twelfth
mass tMozart); "Credo,'' from mass In
C (Weber): ''Sanctus'' from General"
mass in G: "Benedlctus (NascagnD: "Ag-
nus Der (Giorzs): Novelties "Adeste'' will
be sung az the 'Introt": Noel" (Adam)
by Ch Pechin. at the offertory: Nine and
Mile Roeckel will sing Handels celebrated
'Laudate." with full chorus and orchestra
at the exit. The different solos OF the mass
will be given by Nine. Roeckel. soprano;
Senorlta Andrea Mojica. contralto; Ed
Lotz. tenor. and Ch. Pechiu; organist, 10
seph ROeckel
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Warehouse Burned

Los ANGELES, Dec. 21.-The Baker
Mead warehouse. on Seventh and Ala
media streets, containing several thousand
tons Of hay and straw. burned this morn
ing. The loss is estimated at $28 00O, COW
cred by insurance. The origin OF the fire
is unknown. small cottage owned and
occupied by family named Crowel near
the warehouse was also burned.
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Autumn-winter Term, 1see-1eoo


MONDAYS aad THURSDAYS:
Popular Studies in Shakespeare.
TUESDAYS: Tho Worlds Great
Artists.
WEDNESDAYS: Desk Studies for
Girls and Shop and Trade Studies for
Boys.
FRIDAYS: Great American States
men.
SATURDAYS: Home Science and
Household Economy.
These courses will continue until
February Is, 1900.
Examinations will be held ct their
close as a basis for the granting Of
certificates.
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Carols.


THE residents of this city ho,.
treat in store for them on c,h-sr.-...al
cay and on the Sabbath nrecs5s-,--
Dhoirmasters In the churches =,
nearly every denominatso- 49,.
pared excellent musical nroc-o,, ,,.,.os -.
l-e occasion, and FOR the nsst z,ao,,
ae laoles and gentlemen who con,noso
various choirs have been practicing
aolsly, So as 10 be better able -
l-ef the Joyful songs that tell ~ tbs
.ng 81 a newborn King.
ne DaI published exclusively YESTERDAY
-y ~ tho programmes which win Ia
-lerea IN The churches. and herewith
tefents az additional iist.
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Bgptlst
FIRST BAPTIST

ser vices VIII be conducted by Rev. E. A
oeas, ID, pastor ~ the First Raptis-
-tch, IN the auditorium OF the Y6unp
.-ei christian Association buildsnr ar
is the programme: IA
Morning; Doroiogy. Invocation. anthem,
@.oIA.e -. barnbyl; scripture reading.
letlF solo, Aoel' ADAM. hyruu. serrnon
GOOD News Ter All' hymn. henea!rffg-
EheninE, Anthem. ''It Came T-ro-, the
lAafAght Gear Sullivan. scripture read
tnt. nlrin. congregation. PRAYER ana -
rfiilees onerforg-. eoprano solo Christ
-.eh lehel..Ds hgmn, sermon. The Worlds
Efeat Holiday anthem The Manger
N.-lie iNeidlinger1; hymn; benediction.
-le chorus Is composed of Miss Fannie
Leany. soprano: Miss Florence Narei 80
t.hlto, Herbert Williams tenor: Matthew
Aclurr1e. hGss II. X Mitchell o-ganist
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Episcopal
CHURCH OF TIE ADVENT

Services viii be conducted at the Church
Ct the Advent Eleventh street. near Mar
laL as follows:
Chrstrras eye. les o'clock-Soleun even
song professional and ''-'e Deum' Mag
llrcat ana 'Nunc Dimittis'' j. = Cat. by
Hall Kins
Christmas 6ay-Soiemn high mass Il
O'Clock. mass .n H.. by = II Nfaunder. o.
erto-. go. zion. That Brlngest Good Tid-
lrEs. by sir John Stainers choir OF men
ard boys under direction q Harvey 10y.
The Ven Percy C. Webber. Archdeacon
Cf Milwaukee. viii hold a mission at the
church az the Advent beginning Decem-
her q and lasting at least ten days. He
vtl hold a retreat for women IN prepara-
tol for the Christmas communion on
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Punishment for Ii Hung Cbang

PEKING. Dec H.-LA Hung Chang has
been appointed Acting Viceroy of Canton.
1t is believed this is preparatory TO his
degradation In compliance with the
French demands.
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Securing Rights of Way.

STOCKTON, Dec. N.-President John
Cross OF the Stockton and Sacramento
Railroad passed through Stockton to-day
on his way to Los Angeles. He has been
over the proposed route securing agree
ments in few cases left to him by the
right of way agent. Good progress is be-
ing made in securing grants OF roadway.
and the projectors say the road will be
built
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union Of Growers and Packers.

FRESNO. Dec. H.-At the meeting this
afternoon OF the directors OF the Raisin-
growers Association IL was declared as
the sense TO recommend a combine or as
sociation OF the raisin-packers and to call
a masss-meeting OF packers and growers
10 be held in the future. The idea was
favored that the growers be permitted. TO
take stock in the proposed Packers AS
sociation, so that mutually OF interests
he established
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Smith NAV COMPROMISE.

LOS ANGELES. Dec. A.-Colonel E. B
Smith Of Denver. a well-known mining
man and capitalist, is in the city, pre-
matter Of the estate OF the late n. c.
Creede Colonel Smith and others are
defendants in a suit TO recover from the
estate a large amount OF mining property
said TO have been secured by them ille-
gally.
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Orange Shipments.

Los ANGELES, Dec. 21.-Orange ship
ments for the past twenty-four hours.
ending at noon, are as follows: Boston
cars; Chicago. cars; Cleveland. / car;
Cincinnati. car; Fort Worth, l car; Kan
sas City, car; New York. / car; New
Louis ! car; total. u cars
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Rosa Day, financial secretary: Miss l.
Chlig, treasurer: Miss NJ Ducker, mar
shall Miss NJ Tyson. inside sentinel: Mrs
y. Denahay. outside sentinel; Miss NJ
IeitJen, Miss NJ. Mcguire and Miss II. r
Won Staden, trustees; Miss L. Fahrenk-
rug. organist. and Mrs +. s Merritt
physician. Miss a. Ackman will become
junior past president.
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HDtbems.

AT II o'clock solemn high mass will be
sung. The choir will sing Won Weber's
mass IN E fat Solosts-Mrs. 3. F. Sides
MISS Collins. Miss F7autin. M-. Walsh and
MT Woodbridge. At the offertory the Ma
tivity by II. J. Stewart will be given:
also Aeeste F1deles'' by Novello. Or
ganist. Mrs. A. b Cnllins
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Raner Suit Begins.

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 2.-The suit of
the woman calling herself the wife OF
Theodore Bauer for support as such was
begun here this afternoon. The woman
comes from New York and claims to have
been married TO Bauer, who was once the
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New Cannery.

STOCKTON. Dec. PA deed was re-
corded to-day by which the California
Fruit Gamers Association secured ground
for a large cannery TO be built here AT
once. The ground is a block 300 feet
square and the price was $s000. The plant
Will cost $50 600.
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Stanford Strike Settled.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Dec. n.-
The Glee and Mandolin clubs settled their
differences with the student executive
committee and left this morning for san
Luis Obispo, where they show Tonight
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ST. FRANCIS

The following musical programme will
be rendered at St Francis Church. Vallejo
street and Montgomery avenue which is
presided over by Rev. Terence Caraher:
At the O'Clock mass the Young Ladies'
Choral will render in English hymns ap-
prupriate TO the festival
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Minister Strauss Cnminr Hor,.

CONSTANTINOPLE,D Dec. 21.-Oscar 8.
Strauss, the United States Minister IN
Turkey, left Constantinople to-day for the
United States on leave OF absence.
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congregational
FOURTH CONGREGATIONAL

A Christmas praise service Will be held
in the Fourth Congregational Church.
Green street, near Stockton. on Sunday
evening. Following IS the programme:
Hymn. "Oh Come. All Ye Faithful (:
Christmas Eve" (Adaus), by Miss Jen-
kins. Watching In the Meadows" Mrs.
Blackburn: Noel" Miss NJ. J. Slocombe.
Organist. Miss E Wehrlf