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Sentry bingham craig si,,aA A bS Dpnean; Habn
Miss 4ea E. ls5sfa W. kesF Bsnso aRa }fnn MFs
Henry Bratnober,, T, J. Bush, D. n. Me-
Bride. H; Mprdock, w c. Peacock. Miss
wife, j. P. Richardson. George A: Stonier,
H. A. Thomas wife and child, Edgar f.
Turner and G. H. woodbury. Join At At
Honolulu for Acknowledgment 3. f.
Chapman and Miss Poston. Join at Hon
olulu for Sydney-M. c. Sherman, F: c.
TAYLOR Captain 7 6 Tayl0P' n Miss e Fior- Fan
ence Vanuxem. Miss Mary Vanuxem and
Hugo Wilckens.
mento, is in this city visiting his relatives
at S151a Geary street
H; shemansk has gone to Bartlett
Charles Hoehn. Henry Nieman, Albert
Adams Miss May Hoehn, Miss Evelyn
Hoehn and Miss Elizabeth Hoehn are en-
joying their vacation camping at Mesa
Mrs. Nathan Diamond and daughters.
Florence and Lillian, of Los Angeles are
Mrs. Flora L. Seldner of Los Angeles
will be pleased to see her friends at the
Montrose.
of Young Ladies Institute No. l were in
stalled by the grand district deputy, Mel
lie Winters, with the grand secretary, Jo-
sephine Molloy, acting as grand marshal.
Miss Mary E. Curley, the retiring presi-
dent, was presented with a gold watch
and chain, Miss Cora Fish making the
Miss sallle livingston will leave early
in August for Honolulu to visit her moth
er and numerous friends in the islands.
Miss Katie Murray was the recipient of
very pleasant surprise party given to
her by her friend Miss A. Nelson at her
residence, 127 Twenty-eiighth street Sat
present were: Alice Nelson, Lulu Lods,
Freda Foge. Maggie Mccormick, Mary
Bohen. Mary Nelson, Leontine Pinchon
Ethel McGrath. Katie Murray. John Mat
()linnanp Weston ltOnn0rS.
Willie Edwards, John Bohen, Thomas and
Joseph Mccormick, Henry Coleston;
Mrs Lods Mr. and Mrs. Murray and Mr..
and Mrs. Bohen.
The sixteenth annual picnic of the Jour
neymen Butchers Association will be held
at Shell Mound Park Berkeley, Sunday
July IS. There will be grand fireworks,
games and cash prizes
Mr. and Mrs H. Van Crombrugghe and
daughter Maybelle, and Mr. and Mrs. J.
G. Klemm and family are spending the
summer in Ross Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Max G. Ettinger have re-
turned to the city and will reside at their
former home.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Haskell have left for
Santa Cruz.
Misa Homie C. Hayward of 1926 Army
street is at present sojourning with rela
tives in the country.
A delightful surprise party was given to
Miss Ida F. Schlink at her home, 1310B
Harrison street, Saturday evening, July S.
Those present Were: Mrs. S. Schlink, Mrs.
| K. KneaSS, Mrs. r. Bernham, Miss l.. Col
Tins. Miss NJ. Gibney Miss A Schlink
Miss f. Harry, Miss F. Dukee. Miss E.
Gloggli, Miss Harvey, Miss A Gloilli. Miss
| E. Wentworth, Miss NJ. Krohn, Miss n.
Libbing, Miss G. Dunn. Miss n. Plunkett,
! Miss K. Ralston. Miss n. DAILY. Miss E.
! Schlink, Miss L. Plunkett, Miss G. Joseph,
! Miss n. Philben Miss c. Pechner, Miss
| A. Pechner Miss b. C. Collins, Miss r.
| MeDermott, Miss L. O'Dea, Miss r. Pech-
ner Miss H. Kneass, Miss A.: Malinoff,
Miss A. Davis. Miss p Schlink. T. Schlink,
| w KOese c. B. Sexton. F. Sexton. F.
| O'Neill, ]. Belofer, E. Caricof, S. May. G..
! Bosert, L. Granwell, H. Bush, NJ. Donni-
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Los Anueles.

Society has packed up it's purple and
fine linen and shaken the dust OF Los An
geles from its feet. All the Los Angeles
world and his family are rusticating at
Terminal Island or at Santa Monica. The
National Educational Association dele
gates have captured the town and towns
people, and despite the heat look happy
At the beaches and summer resorts mirth
holds high carnival. House parties, launch
parties, in fact any old party Is always
Gordon Arms, the new hotel at Terminal
Island, was very jolly affair All Los
Angeles society and its sisters, brothers,
cousins uncles and aunts, were there in
their best bib and tucker. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard NJ.
Sale. Mr. and Mrs. George j. Denis, Mr..
and Mrs. Sumner Hunt Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Silent. Miss Florence Silent, Mr.
Shankland and Miss Elizabeth Shankland,
Mr.. and Mrs Otheman Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Thomas, Miss Mabel Garnsey,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Sumner Mr.. and
Mrs T. F.. Gibbon, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Walton. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Stewart Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Blinn. Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
terhoff, Mr. Holterhoff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Graves
of Alhambra, Mr. and Mrs. William Gar
land Mr. and Mrs. Jack Griffith, the
Misses Gordon of Pasadena, Mr. Grosbeck,
Mr.. and Mrs Hollabard, Miss Hollabard,
Miss Hugus, Mr.. Hugus. Miss Plagget,
Lloyd Macy Mr.. Randall, Mr.. Hayes,
Miss Lou Winder, the Misses Mllburn,
Miss Josephine McLane and Mr.. and Mrs.
8. p. Anderson.
The wedding of James Corrigan and
Miss Lillian Hiby took place last Monday
evening, July 10, at Simpson Memorial
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gan, A. Christensen, ]. WHICH B. Bone,
r. Plunkett, r. Steel. ]. Kenney, j: Ly-
ons, G. Trannor, c. O'Neill, Senator Mud
Sy of Colusa, D. O'Connen, E O'Neill, J.
Trannor, G.. Cushman. H; Cushman, T.
Bree, F. Swarz, d. O'Neill. w. Bone, c.
Potter, f. Maher, G.. Blankenhor, J.
Greenfield. G. Krugar. c. krugar, h
Pechner S. Simon, H. Corwin, M Livene
and G.. Schlink.
Jacob REM, accompanied by his son
Fred and his brother-in-law, F. Frer1ck,
will spend a few weeks camping at ST.
Predo
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Solomon of Chicago,
formerly of San Francisco, announce the
engagement of their daughter Carrie to
s. H Weintraub of New York City.
Miss Mae StolZ is spending her vaca-
ton at Bartlett Springs
The engagement is announced of j. NJ
Schemel. the stationer and news dealer,
of Gilroy, and Miss Florence Bassignano,
daughter of Victor Bassignano, superin-
tendent OF the County Infirmary at Camp
bells. The marriage will take place TO-
day at the chapel in San Jose at: a. m.
The Misses Adelaide and Jennie Cherry
have just returned from visit of two
weeks at Camp Meeker. and Monday they
leave to spend a week or two at Lake
Tahoe.
Miss Pauline and Louise Schnitz and
Miss Wyss are spending the summer at
San Rafael.
Miss Marie Louise Hillenbrand, accom-
panied by her brother George, are spend
ing their vacation at Healdsburg.
A most enjoyable affair was the dancing
party given at the residence of Miss Liz
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Church, at 7:3O o'clock Rev. ]. Stephens
performed the ceremony. The church
was filled with relatives and friends.
Frank Merrill and family and ID. A
Hunteman and family are rusticating at
Larkspur for the months of July and
August
Mrs. willoughby Rodman is visiting
Mrs. Helms.
Mrs Fred R. Rule and family have
gone to Terminal Island for the season.
Mrs. R. II. Howell and Mrs. Mark b.
Lewis visited Mrs. II. NJ. Sale last week
at her summer home, idle Sails at Ter
minal Island.
Mrs Frank Gorden entertained inform
ally at her home on South Flower street
on Thursday.
I An impromptu musicale was given by
Miss Mary Belle DAILY on Friday evening
at her studio in the Blanchard building.
Miss Daily was assisted by Miss Hyte.
The Fourth of July was the signal for
a number of entertainments, barbecues,
tally-ho rides, etc. One of the pleasantest
of these affairs was the barbecue and
lawn fete given by Mr.. and Mrs. 7. d.
Reymert at their home at Romano.
The wedding of Miss Irene Parsons and
DR. Edward L. Davis of San Francisco
took place at-the residence of the brides
family on Luna drive on Wednesday
evening, July 5, DR.. Eli T. Fay, D., of
Pasadena officiating. DIR. and Mrs. Davis
will be at home in Los Angeles after
October l.
Rev DIR. Spaulding of st. Johns Episco-
pal Church. San Francisco, officiated at
one of the prettest weddings of the sea-
son. The ceremony took place at st.
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Levy. George L. Underhill and family,

Levy. George L. Underhin and family,
Mrs. Watson and family.
DUNCAN. .SPRINGS-Guests al Duncan
Springs, Mendocino County. are: From
San Francisco--Mr. and Mrs. A. Mills and
child, Or. and Mrs. Battelle, son and
w. Coey, Willie n. Coey, Mrs. E. Noble,
William Noble, Miss Mabel Coey, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gleason, Charles Cleve, wife and child,
j. P. Sheridan. Avis Weinner,- Joseph
Kahn Elmer M McMullin nd Mr Elsie MeMulln
From Santa Rosa-M Rosenberg, F.
Rosenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Eardly
and Ghidren Mr. Ian,n and Mrs nH WoGds ;d From From
BerkeIeylMrs M s. ". II. Bone, Miss May
Bone Harry Bone, Josie Bone.
PARAISO SPRINGS-Following the
crocker, Mrs Ackermann; Misses Ackermann,
iiS J BroMn Mrs. William W Welch. s B.
Blake. f. L, skaggs. P. goodman. E j. Muir
Miss Elise Block, Charles Block, San Fran
cisco: E. A. Kober, W. Lynn, King City; T.
" Morse g. WSt5ebfie ri9bf HolFter Feen r Bunne
California; Mrs E. II. Holmes, Miss Dora
Holmes, Los Angeles; Grove p Ayers; A B.
Spreckels Salinas; julie Perrault, Guatemala; {;
Charles Burnie, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs.
A Jonas, Oakland Max F. Samuel Jr.
CARLSBAD MINERAL sPRINGs-The fol-
lowing have registered at Carlsbad Springs:
Bishop Grace, Father Plus, Sacramento; f: ii.
Larrabee John Hampton, Oakland; Miss Josie
Cox Sacramento; Miss Mollie Shanahan, Mrs.
D. Breen, officer Caroson, Charles Lincoln W
smith San Francisco; Mr.. Hoffman. Mrs. Hof-
man Oakland Mrs. A. NJ. Scales, Lakeport;
Mrs Schwartz bliddletown.
GILROY SPRINGS-The following guests
have registered at Gilroy Hot Springs during
the past week: Robert White and WIFE d. Null
lon Mrs L. NJ. Walsh, g. P. Ayers, A. b.
Spreckels Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Smith and
son F. A. Houseworth. James Fay, Miss
Gwendolen Fay. CHRISTOPHER Crockett. Owen
German and wife, Mrs P. A. Mahoney Mrs.
J. F. Mackey Richard Jordan Abe Davis,
Charles Nash Neil Carmichael, j. J. McCaf-
ferty, H. Lauterwasser. A. Kenereber and
wife, P Maclsey. Harry Bogen, William Bogen,
Mrs H Joost Miss B. Joost. Joseph F. Nolan,
Christopher Toft. Miss Teresa Helen Murphae
and maid San Francisco Colonel j. e. Morris.
l. s A. General D. Regan. U. S. A. Professor
Mckay Washington, D. C.; W. c. Bennett,
Mrs. R. Moss1, James E. Kannely E. e. Lewis,
c. Maurer. ]. B. Lamkin and son. Mr.. and
Mrs Mason, John A. Woodward San Jose,
Mrs ]. Jensen, Mrs. S. J. Shannon and daugh-
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zie A. Shea. jefferson Hotel, on Monday
evening, July 3. Among those present
were: Miss Lizzie A. Shea, Miss Mae
Lynch, Miss Carrie Breining, Miss Emily
Annie Clark, Miss Maggie. Clancy, Miss
Florence Wilson, Miss Galloway Miss
Winnie Foster, Miss Josephine Smith,
Miss Anna Smith. Miss l.. Brassjy
Mulcare, Miss Blanche -Warde, Miss
Mabel McFadden, Miss Eva Walcom.
Miss Flossie Stromeyan, Miss Florence
Kiley, Miss Belle MatEeson, Miss Mae
Powers, Miss Maggie Sullivan. Miss Mae
long, Miss Ada Long Miss Nellie Mack
intosh Miss Gertrude Macintosh Miss
Mae Magner, Miss Christian Goedje, Mrs.
NJ. Kelly, G. Galloway. G.. H. de Pue,
George Springer, Lewis Springer. M. Mag
Power H. G. Morse, r. Lawlor. X. Car
roll, H Goedie. B. Gleason. T. LAWN L.
Faure. Edward Moldrup, Joseph Hale. Pc
ter f. Qurk. Charles Sommerlad, Martin
Il Il HeynoRISs Rock hdKs1a Ksnaeth L. Mathsson hhw99
Shea. G. Lawlor, Mr. Mclean, Mr. Price
F. Gonzales George F. Johannsoh. y. f.
Haley Thomas J. Magner, Mr.: Smith, F.
Creede, Ed Smith, r. H. Mcmahon, Da-
Mrs Tauber, wife of DR. B. Tauber, the
celebrated throat specialist of CINCINNATI
Ohio, is now paying visit to Mr.. and
companied by her son Gilmore. After
spending a few weeks in San Francisco
Mrs. Tauber and Mr.. Elmore Tauber will
make an extended tour Of the Pacific
Coast, returning East by the Yellowstone
Park
Miss Idahne Rosekrans has just re
turned from months visit in New
York and Philadelphia.
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Society ot the Resorts.

KENILWORTH INN-The following
guests have registered at Kenilworth Inn,
Mill Valley during the week: John W.
Pomeroy, DR.. F. Paul Zimmerman and
wife. Dr. Hunkins and family Mrs. Albert
Buhner, Mrs. c. S. Levy, Miss Lucille
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16
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Bionntrine produces a new growth of hair on
bald heads and restores lost eyebrows. For
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p7 9 WIS eNHTARD Q

. URLINGAME and San Rafael are
sheltering more than their share
~ of society. Not a little of their
n prestige is due to their fine golf
- links and excellent roads Tor
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Evening journal., 1899-07-06
BIG BLAZE IN MEDIA.

Media July "a fire at Rockdale
Tuesday evening destroyed a row Of
five frame houses and stores on the
Mount road, opposite the Mountain
House. Three of the houses belonged
to the Morton estate, one to William
Carson and one to Hiram Schoheld.
The flames started in the garret Of the
Carson house, presumably from fire
cracker thrown on the roof or in the
window, and spread with such rapidity
as to wipe out the entire block in less
than an hour. Most of the tenants in
the houses were away spending the
Fourth, but neighbors saved most OF
the furniture in the houses occupied by
James Casey and Mrs. Dever. Contents OF
the store Of George Wise, shoe dealer
and Hutchings Brothers. meat and pro.
vision dealers, were destroyed. The
loss on the buildings is partly covered
by insurance, and Shoe Dealer Wise
had s1,1OO insurance on his stock
which, he says, was worth $4,000. Tn,
Media Fire Company, with engine, hool
and ladder truck and hose carriage
with four horses to each, ran over the
four miles Of rough road to the scene
and arrived in time to save surround
ing property.
Evening journal., 1899-07-06
A HIGHwAYMAN CAPTURED.
COLORED MAN HELD UP ELMET
e. WORTH, BUT WAS ARRESTED
ON THE SPOT.

COLORED MAN HELD UP ELMER
e. WORTH, BUT WAS ARRESTED
ON THE SPOT.
Woodbury., July GA gang of would
be highwayman We're stopped just in
the nick Of time Tuesday night near
Washington Park by the arrest of
James Washington, colored, of No. 1886
South Ninth street, Camden, by one of
the special officers, who was not in
sniform. While Elmer e. Worth was
passing a dark point along the beach
Washington stepped out and demanded
money which was refused and the col
ored man reached around to his hir
pocket as if to draw a revolver, when
the officer stepped up.
He was brought to this city and Jus.
tiee Of the Peace Pancoast held hin
under bail Nicholas Donahue CT No
1925 Race street. Philadelphia, who
made formal charge, also having wit
messed the affair. said that as soon az
Washington was arrested a boat loaC
Of colored men left that point. an,
Washington did not deny the charg,
Of having been one of that gang. II,
had a loaded revolver, with a chambe
empty, and several pocketbool1s on hi
person, besides some silver articles.
Evening journal., 1899-07-06
BE LIBERAL.

When persons are critically i'll, and
when absolute quiet is essential to re-
coyery, the world cannot stop its busy
operations, it is true, but the public
can well afford to suffer inconvenience
to save human life. Persons Of incon-
siderate mind frequently complain be-
cause a square is roped or, or tan is
laid in the street TO prevent the rumble
of vehlcular traffic from reaching the
ears Of an invalid We always pity a
person of such narrow mind and shall
low sympathy. But a few days ago a
woman lay lowering between life and
death within the shadow Of the Houses
lof Parliament IN London. She had just
undergone a surgical operation. SleeT
meant life. Wakefulness meant death
In the principal tower OF the Houses OF
Parliament there hangs a monstrous
bell. which all England knows by the
name OF "Old Ben" II rings out the
hours, and when its massive tongue
strikes It's resonant sides everything
in the neighborhood vibrates to the
shock The husband OF this sick wo-
man explained the situation to tn,
ianitor and requested him to keep cole
Ben" silent during the night. H'
cheerfully complied, and London won
dered that their favorite was dumb
But when they learned why and were
told that the woman's life had beer
saved. the expression Of thankfulnesl
was general
Here in our own city the same spirit
OF liberality. towards suffering hu
manity should exist The city official
ought to be especially careful to com
ply with all reasonable requests 70
quiet for the sick, and prone to ignor
the complaints OF persons, no matte
whom they may be. who would sacri
fee human life rather than suffer
little inconvenience.
Evening journal., 1899-07-06

in the wreck on the Wilmington and
Chester trolley line on Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas McClary is spending
the Summer at Ocean Grove.
Miss Mary T, Ridgely went to
Gloucester, Mass. to-day, where she
will spend a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ross, of Baiti-
more, who have been visiting Mrs.
Brown, Of the Clayton House have re-
turned home.
Miss Clara e. Scott went to Philadel-
phia this afternoon to take more testi-
mony in the investigation of affairs at
the Blind Mems Home
Mrs. Peter L. Cooper Jr.. and daugh-
ter have gone to Belmar for the Sum-
mer
Miss L. 3. Sweeney and her mother
are at ST. Georges.
i. N Layfield formerly of this city,
but now of Chicago. spent the Fourth
in town with his parents.
Charles Copeland has returned from
Seabright, where he spent the Fourth
Prothonotary Victor B. Woolley and
j. Harvey Whiteman have returned
home from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Daniel o. Hastings has return
ed from a visit to friends in Ocean
City, Md
Miss sallie Saxton is at Ocean City
Nd
Miss Grace Beadenkopf returned to-
day from Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Wyatt are a
Rehoboth.
Miss Sarah jackson has been visit
ing in Kennett Square.
Miss Helen McClusky is at Lonl
Branch.
Miss Mary II. Duffy has as her CUES
Miss Anne b. Carroll, of Charleston,
c., who has been ordered North by he
physician for the benefit of her health
julie Ritter, of Baltimore, is spend
ing a few days in Wilmington.
Lester X. Baylis, James Simmon
and Misses Florence and Bessie Sim
mons viii go to Brunswick, Maine, 70
a visit the latter part of this month.
Or. Horace Vaughn, of Middletown
who has been sick for some time a
the home of his mother, in Milton, ha
sufficiently recovered to return home
Captain Samuel bennington an
I Joseph l.. Parsons, of Middletown, ar
sick.
William S. Prickett and family hav
returned from a visit to friends at Ed
dington, Pa.
Evening journal., 1899-07-06
RRYANs DEMoCRACY.

William Jennings Bryan has made a
significant utterance in which the
Democrats of Delaware, in common
with those Of other states, are interest
ed. In the course Of a speech at At
lanta yesterday he said:
Whether ! am nominated or not in
1900 is immaterial to me, Whether
shall ever again be candidate for any
office depends upon circumstances.
don't want to be candidate for presi-
dent unless those who think as i dc
believe that I can do more for the prin'
ciples Of the party already adopted
than anyone else l would rather he'll
someone else win than be the cause oI
the party's defeat.
If the Democratic party wants some
body to lead the retreat it must rnt
someone accustomed to walking back
wards The Democratic party will no
weaken on the money question,and The
question of imperialism will brinl
more votes out of the Republican party
in the coming campaign than in an
Of the campaigns since the last can
vass of Abraham Lincoln.
1t is taken as an assured fact tha
President Mckinley will be the Repub
llcan presidential nominee, and the be
lief grows among Democrats that Mr.
Bryan viii be their candidate. shoulI
such an event come to pass, we belley'
that there are many Delawareans whl
refused to support him in 1896 who vii
give him their votes in 1900.