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TWO FINE SPECIMENS
OF Physical Manhood.

No form of athletic exercise demands
such perfect physical condition as prize
fighting. Every muscle in the body
must be fully developed and supple, ard
the heart, lungs and stomach must act
to perfection.
Whether we endorse prize-fighting or
not. it is nevertheless interesting TO
know the manner by which men arrive
at such physical perfection.
James Jeffries, the present champion
heavyweight of the world. and his gal
liant opponent, Tom Sharkey, in the
greatest pugilistic encounter that has
ever taken place, both pursued much
the same course of training and the
first and most important part of this
training was to get the stomach in
condition, and to keep the digestion abb
solutely perfect, so that every muscle
and nerve would be at its highest capa-
bilities.
This was not done by a secret patent
lists used a well known natural diges-
tive tablet sold by druggists under
name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and
composed of the digestive ferments
which every stomach requires for
healthy digestion.
Champion Jeffries says .Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets prevent acidity.
strengthen the stomach and insure per-
feet digestion. They keep a man in
fine physical condition" Signed. Jane 4
j. Jeffries, champion Of the world.
The gallant fighter, Sharkey, 50. IS:
"Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets remove all
discomfort after eating. They rest the
stomach and restore it to a healf hful
condition. I heartily recommend them. .
Signed, Thomas y. Sharkey.
The advantage of the daily use of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tabletsis that they
keep people well and ward off sickness
and are equally valuable to. weAl per-
sons as to the dyspeptics. Another adj
vantage Is that these tablets contain
no cathartics. or poisons of slny char
acter, but simply digestive ferments
which are found in every healfhv
stomach, and when digest ION is inner.
feet it is because the eztomach lacks
some of these elements ami Stuart.
Dyspepsia Tablets supply it.
They are no cheap cathssrtfc. but 9
perfectly safe and eficiep dieesti- .
and the demand for ther, is greet q,
than the sale of all other. so-called dvs.
pepsia cures combined. No remedy
could possibly reach s. ach a place il
public esteem except sAs the result OF
positive merit.
Full sized packages; are sold by al
DRUGGISTS O. so cents and the best habit
you can possibly form is to take
stuart Tablet after each meal The,
mag weak stomach1s strong and keel
So oIig stomachs vigorous.
The record-union., 1899-12-10

A box OF cigars always makes an ac-
ceptable Christmas present to q smoker.
Ladies or others not familiar with the
different brands and wishing to be sure
OF the quality of the cigars they give,
Will be safe II they purchase La Prim-
erencias. Following is a list Of the DIFF
ferent shapes and sizes of La Primer
encia Cigars. Especial attention is
directed to the Perfecto Extras at $3.50
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criminal class.

criminal class.
Judge Hart said that had Lewis app
peared to belong to the criminal
class, he would not have entertain
cd the motion. He would allow him to
plead guilty. He pointed out the fact
to Lewis that he had laid himself liable
to sentence of fourteen years In the
States prison, but he did not wish to
send the prisoner there, as it might
destroy his chances of reformation to
do so.
After kindly admonition to Lewis,
on the danger of his past course, the
court sentenced him to six months in
the County Jail.
The record-union., 1899-12-10
srxo1AL nor1om
NEW TO-DAY.

THERE WILL BE AN EXHIBIT OF
water colors china and art novelties by
Mrs. A. c. Herrick at her residence, 1511
z street, THURSDAY and FRIDAY. De-
cember 14th and 18th; afternoons and
evenings. The public are invited. it,
The record-union., 1899-12-10

Conchas Especiales, 80 in box. ...$ $50
Bouquet. so in box ........ 375
RothschMds, so in box 500
Pantella Perfectos, so in box 49,. 500
Preciosa, so in box 500
Cabelleros, 100 in box 11OO
Puritanos, so in box $50
Reina Victoria, 100 in box $3.50. 11.OO
Perfecto Extra, % in box ....... $50
Invincibles, 20 in box ..... 450
Most first-class cigar stores have
them. A. Coolot. distributor.
Have a gallon of Glenbrook whisky,
S., sent home. Blauth, 4O7 K st.
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Sacramento Sunday, 10 December. 1892
Open evenings this entire week.
Novelties from
the Orient

Something like year ago gentleman friend or
one of the members of this firm passed through Sac
ramento en- route to Japan. At request he prom
ised to Keep lookout while In the Mikados realm
for novelties and if he found ITO purchase some
for
He found them, and they have just arrived-in the
nick OF time for holiday gift buyers
THESE Japanese goods dfferent-much differ
ent from those found in the Jap stores of America
They were selected with excellent taste and with an
to novelty. and considering their artistic merit
they are surprisingly inexpensive.
The goods consist Of wonderfully intricate
IN design, cups and saucers umbrella stands, jardi-
neres tea pots and small hand carved ivory statues
some dainty hand painted fire screens, also some high
screens with embroidered decorations bamboo and
bead blinds artistic griles; etc.. ETC.
First corners secure first choice remember. Buy
now and We'll deliver whenever you say.
The record-union., 1899-12-10
SIX MONTHS FOR LEWIS.
He Was Allowed to Plead Guilty on
q Lesser Charge.

Lesser Charge.
The case of Thomas Lewis, charged
with forging the name of James Faris,
came UP before Judge Hart yesterday
morning.
District Attorney Baker stated that
Mr.. Faris Joined in the request that
Lewis be allowed to plead guilty to a
less offense, that of obtaining goods
under false pretenses. Lewis, he said,
had been drinking and in bad COM
pany, and had thus been induced to
commit the crime. He had investigated
Lewis character and could find moth
ing but this offense against him. There
has been considerable stealing around
the Faris ranch lately, and although
Lewis was not concerned in it. he had
given Information that resulted in the
recovery of much of the property. He
did not think Lewis belonged to the
The record-union., 1899-12-10

The remains Of Mrs. Gertrude Fiel,
wife OF Isaac Fiel, who lost her life in
Oakland on Thursday by fall fro,c a
window, will be inferred at Folsom at
IL o'clock to-day.
The record-union., 1899-12-10

Miss Medora Taylor has left New
York for PITT where xshe IS visit
ing her sister, Mrs e. II. Ward.
Miss Jane Herrick has returned to
Vacaville after q Thanksgiving at
home. "a s.s-f-i u -s-.s:
The record-union., 1899-12-10

Miss Mabel Bassett will leave on
Monday night for Chicago, where she
will spend the winter with her brother.
Dir n w Rassatt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23

seireu iparen iie. Die beiterfte Summer
beS Yroaramms, bic sueIeid au6 nidt
aerinseS Gtftaunen erreete. iparen bic
betpeeli6en % 8iIber. bic in raider
Reibenfolee seeeben purben unb piele
8raporufe ernteten. 9en S6luB biIbe.
ten cine Iusubt ftsreoptiider 8ilber bes
Iebten ipaniidsa 8riesss.
bic aud ausseseidnet sefsIen. Der
&aum perbietet uns. i'm einseInen bic
perf6ieoenen SbeiInebmer an benz iii6,
tisen 8rosramm au ertpdbnen. bod fei
hermit sefast. baB gae Gbre einleaten
our6 ibre eifriee Witpirfuna. Ra6
Der u%aterbaItune tparb bic Sale fdr
einen luftisen Tans eerdumt. Der bis sum
erfen Sabnenfdret anbieIt unb bas id5ne
Teft in u~beerunbeter 0eiie beenbete.
OaS Self Gomite. bas nit 1mfi6t unb
@ifer ale nbtbisen arrangements sum
@elineen befsIben a%norbnete, beitanb
aus ben Serren: s. g. @pr. 81 9raub.
grnit 8toor. M. 8otb unb Sobn Bruins
idppler. unb berbient ipssiele Inerten.
nuns. benn 4aes sins elatt uub nbae.
runbet bon ftatten unb ou6 nidt bic
s~erinaite Strung ober 1nterbreduns
frat elm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23
Grhtli'S d Teier bes Serans
ton 6rnttts 0eretus.

SebeS Bolt 1T. unb nit 8.dt. itoIs
auf fein 8atetlanb unb fsines bat Elm
befiereS 8edt basu, ala Der biebere
Shneiserftamm. benn bic dItefte Repu.
blit Der WsIt itsbt bsute feiter unb srbbsr
oa, aIs tpte lie. unb ibre 8eripaltune If
anerfannt cine muiterbafte. Die Sc.
idihte Der Sdtpeis lebrt uns bic 5apfer.
felt oe8 Bottles unb man Fam iib baber
AUDI niht perpunbern. ipenn Elm Shtpeis
ser nit beredtietem StoI;e auf bieieIbs
5urddbIidt uno iein Seimatbslano liebi
uub ebrt. DaB oies aud ipirtlid Der
isaa 1T, bstpies bic am lebten Sreitae
Ibeno abgebaltsne @rItlis Sdtpurs 5eisr
feltens oes biefieen @ritIi . 8ereins
5tIb unb muRenbaft ifeQten id idmmt.
lide SdpeiSer Der Stubt unb rlmsessnb
nit anberen 8traern baielbit Elm unb aIs
UNI 8 nbr bas iebr ansiebenbe 8rosrumm
ieinen 4nfan8 nabm, mar bic s~erdumiee
Wuiif.Saqe bis auf ben Ietten SIP an.
9efIat unb 8ieIe muBten febsn. Sam.
renee's Ofdeiter erbffnste bas 8roeramm
nit elmer melOoifGen unb gut eeipielten
srobsn National.S antafie. Die stpeite
uar bic @IanSnummer bes NbsnbS, be.
titelt Scr Sreibeitsbaum". unb 90
iunse Damen, in ben beimnibliden
8oIfstradten sefIeioet uno bic peri6ie'
oeuen 8an,one reprdientirenb, boten Elm
lisbIi6ss Bib; borne re9ts ftanb Sri.
Rate 8otb als .SeIpetia" unb linfs Fri
ROie 8latier oils columbia. Web.
rere eei6idtlide Greienife tpurben bon
Den IbeiInebmern porsetraeen, fOpie Elm
paur 2ieoer unter eeH. Witnirtune bss
Sdpei3er Wdnnerdors. Der foleenbe
Snbianertans mar cine pbdntaitifde uno
tlhtise 2eiituue. iebod eefiel oer nab.
folBenbe Sdniitertans nod better unb
mubte nit ieinen sierliden Wenbunaen
tpieberboIt psrben. Das einaftiee biito,
ride Drama: ..uIi ROtad's Sob,
uarO setrsu tpisOerseseben. bod fdisnsn
uiele Der Gnmefenben ben brnmdtiihsn
@Hett nidt su pirbieen. Mit pobl'
ibnenber @sinnebealeitune tpurben bann
eine 4usabl 8ilOer aus Der Sdusis bots
seflbrt, Die leben antpeienben Sdpeiser
in bas gaterlanb su%ridfdbrtsn, 70 naturs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23
@earS ttttS 9a9en,
No. 4l5-417 2acfaiOamma MOemme.

oes 5eueroepattt mems auforbert ; cine
Reiolutlon fir Bldne zines Absusstas
nails on Giamonb Nbenue, court Strabs
une Blair apsnue; cine Oroinunt fir
nebertrusuns bon @eIb. UNI bic neue
ernannten |permanentsn Wdnner Der
@tpital unb eagle SdIaudsG ompanissn
au besublen, WeIpin Cine 8siOIution.
Die bespedt, baB auf iulden 8riden. mo
eS ibunIid 1T. NspbaIt %anftatt 8oIsen
eeIest tperoe. Sdrbber Cine Orbinanh
pel6e bic 8%sparatur unb Anitreidune
oes @insanBs our ifdbiii6en Saae be'
stpedt. 9ie ReioIutionen ipurben fdmmt'
lid btitatist. bic Orbinunsen an bic bee
treffenben committees referirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23
Staetrath.
Select Council, Is. Robember


Ofit IL eeeen 9 Stimmen beidtob
biefer 3tpeis am obiesn 9tbenb. bic gb.
iebuna bes BOIisifen Sluberip ieitens
oes WupOrs au beitdtieen unb alS bsiien
Rudfolser TbomuS M. @Onnerp autsu,
beiben. Wdbrenb Der babel %entitnnbenen
beibsn Debate erfIdrte Gopue, Der bic
Oppoiition eeeen bic Nbfesune fdbrts.
BOB Der Wapor einseitanben babe. baB
fein @runb fir bic glbfesuue p~orIiese
uno bas Bolisei. @omite, peI6es bes
WaporS SanbeIn euibieB. fonnte aud
nitts ftidbuItiees borbrineen. Sc
ideint. baB SIoberis eebsn musie. neil
sr ni6t bic sleiden pOIliii6en @siinnuns
8en tpie Der Mapor best.
Die proisttiris Bomb $ @useabe bon
1920. 900 fir NbsussfandIe tpurbe nit
4menoementS i'm 8etrage bon s53 900
mebr erbbbt. aIs bieieIbe our %stpeiten Sc.
flung aufeerufen tpurbe. Die 4menbe.
menis iinb pie foIst: Melpin = SIR ipei.
tere 4baussfandIe unb Neubau bes alien
Ibsussfanals an 2adananna Npenue
$4,000. Waener STIR grbbbung Der
10. Warb Absussfanal. y epiqiaung bon
SIS 5000 auf $40. 900. Rode- SIR um
buu bes BbeIps Strabe Absusss annaIs
1000 Gbittenben-SIr 8au zines
,.OpaHop" %NbsuestanaIs an 2inben
StraBe. stpiifen 4bams unb NrantIin
4penues. $50. 900 DiGiams STIR 8e.
pnraturen am 8 Diitrift glbsuesfanaI
Sd. 900. Wegann-5dr sebn Nbsuss.
fandIe' 8afiins in Der Ia, 98arb 81, 900.
Die 8orIase purbe bann an ben Stabt'
antpalt referirt.
8ohe reihte fir bas Bari, gomite bic
Option" fur Infauf bes Runben WdIbs
6snS i'm 8etraee bon $780, 900 elm unb
mics barauf bin. bab iie bsinabe abse.
laufen fei. Rad siniesm Gin. unb Ser.
reben tparb bic SADIE tpieber benz Gcmite
Gb~ertpielen.
Napor MOir iinbiste in einsm S6rsis
ben an. baB er bic grnennuns BON 4ns
bretp 8ba!en aIs giifent' Seuerhef i'm
centraIen Diftritte 3uriideesoeen unb
5raneis Sdtbber an befen STEELE er.
nannt babe ; r~efsrirt. Seuerbef Walfer
srfudte, bob fur unbsaobIte 8ednunaen
i'm 8etraee BON s734'72, Die iein 8ors
sdneer contrubirts. 8stpiaisunsen se.
mnbt tperben.
Die Orbinans. psIde $3.50 bonn eIst.
trii6en 2idt- Sonb fur Reparatur bon
Wtit Wountain Hoab iibertraeen ioaie,
tputbe 70 amenbirt, bub bas 8eIb bon
benz 8erbrennunesontaIt. 6onb senom.
men tpsrbe. ba ~stitsrer 5onb eritbpft it,.
Die Orbinuns aur 2isenfirune BON Der.
idiebenen 8Orftedunsen tputbe ainitia
beridtet uno bann sur anaebradten gr'
lebieune ~referirt. Cine R~eiolution bes
unteren 3tpeisss erbIelt 8eidtiauns. bic
ben Mopor anipeiit. einen jdbrliden
Wieibscontraft bon 5000 fdr bas Quar-.
tier Der Wm. Gonnsa Sdiaud' Gompa'
ME einsuseben.
SoIsenbe neue 0orIaeen tpurben Elm.
sereidt: Sinn-Gine Reiolution. bic 40
4neebotsn fur einsn 8crratbssW aesn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23

Ra6ridt pire hermit ssssbsn, bab cine ap.
iorb, 9 5. Susbts, Mariin DuTp unp N. M.
@bitsfcre. asmae elmer Wife Der @dsBastuns,
bttitslt ,.Gins afts, bic 8UriOres trift fur Bic
Snfcrppraiion uub SPECULATION sspiHsr Gorps
ratipnsn' s%'nsbmist BIN 2U. gpril 1874, une
ben easu sfbSrtnetn Suppltmfntsn, fir sinsn
ebarttr fur cine bsabilhtiate Cooperation, mel.
DE .Dit Suls Stap apbisn.S ompanp" &C.
ndnnt tpsretn ipa unb hsrtn i3ptd unp Mtiiht
IN, has 9sfh6ft tts 8trsbauts su bstrsitsn.
unb su pisism 8sbufs fol- is ale bic Rsbte,
priptlseisn une 8pribfilf her b~elasttn afte Der
8sisBssbune unb efrtn 3ufaBeH babtH une
ssnitefn. 8. Us. . II | n a,
47,3 Splieitpr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23
Tarrit Al ~perfamfem.

100 slftr 9anb, iibsr 100 baron %fultipirt. nabs
SOSnbau SIM mil i' nsan Ia 3immsra' ''i ianasr SSS.
sartsu. 8ii6tt&. 0aGtr. 70 bab mdu 70 inc
eaus Ieitsn fanH. Htt eetr Obue Ginrihiuns
uub Bttbbtianb. Mirb uutsr BEN Wsrtbe ptrs
fault, ba Der itBiss 9eiBsr ju alt ID uub pbnt
Diff, um bic 8arm bsarbsittu ,u fBnnsn.
Ndbrss in btr ygBpGsnblatt" SHirs. 3i,ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23
3u ~perfaufen :

Gin nsuss, aus abt 3immsrn bsGsbtnhss
Wpbnbaus nit mOptrnsn Ginriatunesn, psaf
eot, nit 6ruhtbdumen, RaisnpIaB unb sintni
ihBuen Gar en-. Ssittntptst unp alice poa.
ifGneia. Cine IhBnt 5ttmatb fir cine SAINT
lie. in gutter Ra6bariGaft uno benz bsisn 5bsile
Der Stabt sslsssn. preis Sc. 900, Gin Stttl fam
ftbsn bleibsn. RGbsrss tpirb In Der ,.Wodsn-
slatt" Sfiet btfauHt atmaht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23
Neme Nnseigen.
Qekte Stener= Nadridt.

Dfn Stsur;ablsrn Der Stabt SCRANTON bier
nit CUR NaGri6t cab
Treitae, Is. S%s3ember.
Der lsBts Gag n, an ptI6sm bic fGptil6sn unb
SGuIRsusrn b3ablt pfrpea fSnusn, unb bab
na6 pissm Gage btr ssfsBlibe Strafaufldlas
auf ale unbtiabltsns: Q lsasrn atInaHt wirp.
Chm. 5. Rotin fpn,
47.4 StabtftaBmeifsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23
q III p%erfaufeu:

Gin einfUfisss @pbnbaus, t6 bel "a, m u
GROCER Got, sslsasn an Mpltft spsnus, IL unttr
siinifissn umifGnbtn 3u psrfauftn. prtis $500.
NGbtres bel 5srmann pritm, S32 5apIpr aSt-
nue., (Dunmprt Seite,) 42,tf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23
SunQe %uerIanQt.

Gin braptr, intsatatuttr Sunse, stpa IS
Sabre alt Der gut bsuiff lsisn Fam, pirp psr-
msluunstn tptresn In Der .gBpGtnbIat" Office
erbsten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23
8aulpt IL, p~erfaufen,

ssIsssn nabs Der Ssipsnfabrif tn Der 10. @arb.
gsi6te NuSabluns, ptnn Stmaup bautn MIL
Der 8eit fam isbtn blsitsn. 8a6sufrassn in
bitrn Sfiet. ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23
Golf GlOafim9s
@0iifs. Seibe.

Ollie bon uneren feinen 81. 90 unb SIPS neue Sorten, anae.
brobene %Iaios, gbefS, serippt uno sefreft iber funfsis ueridie.
oene Muter our 9efdIisen ausiuab[
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23
S@marjc &leioeritofft.

Sdpare GrepOns, bober Slang, al Die peuenformisen gfefte.
Die 5000 Sorte, S1.z5.
|$1.75 Grepons, iebes etld Elm neues Muier, Elm lbr aroser Dor.
ratb Sur @uSwabI, $I.25.
Sdpar5e Gbeuots. @ebble Sud- 3ebaGnes, 8aneeIbaar. f%ran3oIi.
ibes Sud-, etc Elm aus9e3eidnesr 8orratb gu rsdten 9reien.
Golf GlOafin9s
Io rar uno nur iebr penige bubble Muter FIND su irsenb einen
@reie 81 baben. 8ir baben file 81 So. 80 nnS So. 90. Oe Sarben
fo blau, braun, grim, etc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23
Z GentS SAoen+

Nsus esnbunssn. @robs Sadsn far tsinss @eIb. IS pirb Ta
beabIen. bRfelben %dbepufeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23

Scr srote 4 GentS eaDen,
422 2adaipanna Mpenue, 3. s. 2abpi8.
~ Sur Oeptis.-Ssir eruartem etma ana L. Oe;ember
nnfereh menen 2aben, $40 2afapanma Slpenne ~ er6ffnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23

9as Otiss if Sbrsr ssa4tuns pab elm gfsnns eipar, 1T elm gfsnnis
herkient
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23

Gmatairte @aareu su 10 Gents.
3 Quart Saua pfanufn. .....f0
IL pint 8ls6 8eGer
9 ceer 10 3Ol pie Ssasr.......".......t0@
10 3oa Sicily 8u6en gfannsn.
.Dippsrs" 6
8iersdtBs gadpfauusn ............-.....t0 6
nSatftng" Hpfel...-....... ..."."."....~1O
Quart clubbing pfauns .........".-.....t0 s
Quart btbfdts Saues pfaHns.....".....t0 6
2Auart GtnmaGfsfsl.....-.....".....f0 6
Sbee Seibe .......... ....................t0 6
Quart 3rittsr 10 9
9SIssrus MsHsrbebGltrr ............".......t0 8
9Slierne Salliiien 9
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-08
ST. FRANCIS JUBILEE
WILL CONCLUDE TO-DAY

The golden jubilee will close to-day with
solemn high mass at Il o'clock a. M and
vcspers at 7:90 p. m. Rev. Father Valen-
tine win be celebrant; Father Augustine
sub-deacon; Father Mcdonnell master of
ceremonies. Rev. Father Prendergast,
vicar general. will deliver the sermon.
The choir, under the direction of Mrs. A.
B. Collins, organist, will sing Haydn's
Mass No. q; soloists, Mrs. b. f. Sides
Miss Vlautan, Miss A Devlin and Mr.
Woodbridge. At the offertory Miss Maud
Fay will sing an 20 Salutaris" with violin
obligato rendered by Miss G. DevIin The
following ladies and gentlemen will assist.
Miss NJ Walsh Miss S. Paroles, Mrs. Ma
honey, Mrs. Brusher. Miss A. Devlin.
Miss Mckinney, Miss Paulison. Miss
Bowling, Miss Martin, Miss Stevcnot,
Miss Collins, Mrs Hyde, Miss Brougham
Miss Foley Miss Stevens Miss NJ. Foley
Mrs. Sheerin; Messrs. Anderson, Lane
Reilly. r. j. Walsh and T. b. Hiliard.
In the evening the choir will render La
Jeal's vespers; soloists, Miss Walsh, Miss
Vlautan Miss Paroles and Mcssrs r. ].
Walsh. T. b. Hilliard and A. L. Wood
The sermon will be delivered by Rev.
Father Sasia, S. j.
The "Salve Regina will be sung by Mr.
Berry, Miss Lily Roeder and Miss Ella
McCioskey will sing 80 Con Amors,' by
Riga. At benediction Mrs. Sides viii sing
20 Salutaris," with violin obligato; Tan
ltum Ergo" by Rossi, will be given by St.
Francis choir. Directress, Mrs. A. B.
Collins; organist Mr. Van Brunt.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-08
REBEKAH ENTERTAINMENTS.
A Bloomer Drill by Templar Lodge
Observation-Disclosures Lodge
Social

There was large audience last night in
Memorial Hall of the Odd Fellows bui.d-
ing to enjoy the entertainment given by
Templar Rebekah Lodge. The principal
feature of the evening was the bloomer
drill by members of the lodge. 1t was ex-
pected that the ladies would appear in
bloomers, but instead they were them
selves boomers, being covered with living
flowers. The deception was forgiven
when the young ladies went through a
pretty drill and sang chorus. There
was in addition programme of songs,
rectations and cakewalk by three
couples, the participants being Mrs. Win
ME NJ. Dowle, Lolly Phillips, Miss. Cook,
Bertha Baker, j. L. Whittemore, F. Far
rel, Ltlias Philips and Master Mast Thomas,
under the direction of Mrs. Mary Thomas,
Mrs; Julia Dreese, Mrs. ". NJ. Dowle,
Frederick Parker and Frank Carson.
California Rebekah Lodge gave its post
poned fish pond party in its hall in the
Odd Fellows building last evening. and
the members were -gratified to see so
many of their friends present to enjoy
the programme that had been prepared.
There were a number of interesting num-
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Stabbed His Employer.

Joseph Smith, a contractor residing at
2935 Mission street. was treated by DR..
Stephens, an inferno at the City and
County Hospital, yesterday afternoon for
three knife wounds which were inflicted
by John Gray, man who had been en-
ployed by Smith. The trouble arose
about quitting time, when Smith request
ed Gray to remove some rubbish when
had been lying about the sewer in which
they were at work on Potrero avenue and
Twenty-fourth street.
out of this alteration came the stab
bing, in which Gray plunged a large-sized
pocket-knife into the abdomen of his ad-
versary. Not content with one cut two
more were inflicted, one In the right Jaw
and the other in the right thigh The
wound in the abdomen is considered very
serious by DR.. stephens, as it penetrated
the liver and required seven stitches
This with eight more, which were neces-
sary to close the other two cuts. will
keep Smith under the doctors care for
some time to come. Gray was arrested on
Seventeenth street at Z o'clock last night
and charged with an assault with intent
TO commit murder.
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her sister called her yesterday morning
she was dead. A gas stopcock partly
turned on told the tale. The room was
filled with the fumes of the suffocating
Vapor. ~
Coroner Hill visited the premises. 1419B
Washington street, and reported as the
result OF his inquiry that the girl had
been the victim of an accident. He al
lowed the body to remain at the house,
which is the residence of Professor To-
mio with whom the dead girl and DIR.
Haas and her sister, Mrs. Haas, had been
Miss de Batiz was a native OF, Mexico,
"a years old. She was educated at the
Academy of Notre Dame, in Santa Clara
County, and returned to Mexico to live
with her parents after her graduation.
Last summer she came to this city for the
purpose of perfecting herself In English
and 10 escape the heat of the Mexican
summer, and she, with DIR. and Mrs.
Haas, were to have left for her home on
the steamer Curacao yesterday.
The gasfiXtures were in perfect order
and worked q little stiffiy. 1t is not
known how the young woman could have
turned the gas on again after turning, it
off. but the Coroner says that the de-
ceased wrote cheerful letter on the
night previous and that it contained no
expression that could be construed as
limiting at suicide.