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The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25

turmoil between them. mother teaches
her little girl TO wait on the big brother
and her boy 10 consider that his duties
lie outside OF the home. Still II Il a very
mean boy who thinks that since a girl Is
his sister she ought 20 be his valet. and a
very vain maiden who because the boy is
her brother. expects him 10 be always
ready 10 go about with her
The Outgrowth Of "a girls home life into
college or business. even her skill In sloyd.
has also affected the outlook Of brothers
and sisters toward each other. till now
they arc very apt 10 regard all other boys
and girls In kind OF gregarious. cousinly
manner. as II any one OF them were about
as good as another Fortunately they diff
ferentiate as they grow older. but CO.
education and the higher education for
girls Is somewhat responsible for the doc
trine OF universals in affection. Very
ccmical. however. Is the way In which the
mutual disCOrdances Of children vanish
when they naivciy talk over their parents.
settle family matters ana as a syndicate
direct the home
St!l there is one fatality that often be-
sets tnem-thc giving OF "A life for n life.
There Is no harder home problem TO set
tie. Until boards Of health interviewed IL
was thought chivalrous for a cOnsumptive
girl 70 share her sisters room. Surely
relatives should do more for each other
than for friends but often renunciatiou
Of hopes and plans results from morbid
conscientiousness that ignores thought for
self. fancies an apparent duty Is an in
evitable one. ard has not learned the high
art Of compromise, since one duty is al
ways relative 10 another. Among the
very poor this exchange OF lives assumes
its saddest aspects when little girls Of 7
have their babies 10 care for. In one such
home, as the fourteenth baby came. its
wee brother named IL Enough"
Still. when there IS Just enough 20 live
upon. nerves and sinews are braced. phi
lanthropy begins at home. Christmases
are merry and each New Year Is full OF
success. Love does IL all.
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COURT NOTES.

Judge Coffey has made an order admit
ting the will Of the late Stanislaus Stro-
zynski, who made bequests 10 all OF his
employees. to probate. James Mason and
i. ID. Brown testified as TO its authentic
ity, after which the court made the order
Relatives OF William H. Kruse son of
the late Charles Kruse. have petitioned
the court 10 appoint a guardian for the
young man. w. s. Gage. Rollo p. Ayers !.
Peter Dean, W. u. Tiffany and DR. j. W.
Robinson all testified as 10 the mental
feebleness OF young William II. Kruse,
and a report of local detective who fol-
lowed him over the Cocktail route was
admitted in evidence. As the young man
could not be found a continuance was
taken until an attachment issued by the
court can be served.
A demurrer interposed by Chayies and
Michael Lille to the complaint of the
father. Philip Lille, who seeks to make
them support him, was overruled by
Judge Daingerfield yesterday. and the
case will go TO trial on its merits next
month.
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WASHERS" KEEP
CROPPING UP IN
POLICE COURT
They Are Now Work.
ing in Pairs.
TWO YOUNG GIRLS lNSULTED
E. R. Hansen, the Soldier, Escapes
With the Light Sentence of
Twenty-Four Hours in
the City Prison.

Although "mashers'' are severely pun
ished in the Police Courts they continue
10 crop up with unfailing regularity.
Wednesday last Julius Rufus. a barber,
was sentenced 70 three months in the
County jail by Judge Graham. and two
or three weeks ago n similar sentence
was imposed by Judge Mogan upon an
other member Of the tribe.
Thursday night Frances O'Keefe. 1912
Steiner street. a girl about Il years OF age,
and girl friend appealed for protection
10 Policeman T. &. Murphy on Market
street. near Fourth. They said that two
men had followed them from Harrison
and Third streets. and had once or twice
passed them and stared in their faces.
At Third and Mission streets they be-
came bolder. and stepping in front OF
them asked. Wont you take a walk
around the block with us?" lady was
passing and the girls appealed TO her for
protection. She walked with them till
they met the officer.
The two men had not stopped following
the girls. and when they saw them talk
ing 10 Murphy they crossed the street in
the direction OF Grant avenue. Murphy
went after them and made them return
with him 10 the girls. who at once iden-
titled them. They were sent 70 the City
Prison and a charge OF disturbing the
peace was booked against them. Their
p years Of age. and John Spellman. mer-
chant. % years Of age. Spellman was at
one time a deputy license inspector.
The defendants spent the night in prison
and yesterday morning appeared before
Judge Graham. As officer Murphy had
been unable 10 subpoena the two girls a
continuance was granted till Tuesday.
The judge said: IF the evidence should
show that you insulted the young girls
you will get the full penalty. ninety days"
+. r. Hansen Of Company +, Forty-sec-
ond Infantry. who tried 10 mash" The
young daughter OF J. II. Perry in front of
the California Theater. appeared in Judge
Mogans court again yesterday. The girl
said that she did not know what Hansen
had said 10 her. as she got scared as soon
a. he came up To her.
First Lieutenant Henry +. McFeeley tes-
titled that Hansen was one Of the quietest
men in the company and the best be-
haved. II would be tried before the sum-
mary court at the Preside for absentIng
himself without leave. and would be fined
a months pay and imprisoned in the
guardhOuse.
Hansen testified that ne had been drink
ing and did not know II he had talked 10
the girl.
The Judge said he would give him the
benefit OF the doubt. and as he would be
punished by the military authorities he
thought a sentence Of twenty-four hours
IN prison would meet the case. as he had
already spent seventy-two hours there.
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Gentlemen's sodality Benefit.

Arrangements are practically completed
for the benefit entertainment TO be given
next wednesday evening at st. Ignatius
Hall, Grove street and Van Ness avenue.
under the auspices OF the Gentlemen's
Sodality OF St Ignatius Church The
prograrnme will include an elaborate pro-
duction OF Shakespeare's king Henry
w." in which the following will partici-
berst. w. III. Kelly, ]. Mulvennir and a
number OF others. In addition there will
be several musical numbers rendered dur
ing the evening by Professor Marquardt
Consisting OF ]. Desmond, s. Hopecraft.
G. Berger and G. V. Woods. j. q. Fitz-
patrick, J. E. Pope, DR.: s. ]; Cunning
e. McAuliffe, ]. E. Wellbank, d. J. Co.'S
tello and Frank Burke comprise the COM
nnittee IN charge OF the entertainment.
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Borromean Council.

Last Thursday night Borromean Council
No. 129 Of the Young Mems Institute gave
one OF its delightful entertainments in
this council was attested By the large
number OF ladies and gentlemen who
availed themselves of the opportunity 10
be present. The programme of the even
ing was made up Of the following: Over
ture, Orchestra; Introductory, President
Edward ]. Coney, soprano solo. Miss Jen-
ME Nicholson; monologue, W. w. Brack-
ett; tenor solo, Harry Dinan: Hungarian
dance, Misses Irene McArdle and Helena
Bredhoff. accompanied by Miss Gertrude
Grady; popular songs. banjo accompani-
ment. Thomas T.. Mahoney: buck and
wing dancing, Vincent Kennedy; tenor
solo. James Mullens: cornet solo, Z. Todd;
Sayings and Other Things" Sylvan A
Newman.
This was followed by lengthy pro-
gramme of dances. DR.. Charles j. McCar-
thy, John j. Doyle, Richard J. Dowdall.
Nicholas j. Hoey and Harry Mccarthy
composed the committee OF arrangements
and DR.. Mccarthy was the floor manager.
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A Theater Box for Charity.

The ladies Of the San Francisco Fruit,
and Flower Mission. located at 63l Sutter
street, are working energetically 10 make
the homes OF z25 poor families happy and
bright on Thanksgiving day. In this effort
they desire the support OF the public and
have solicited contributions OF money
turkey, groceries, wines. pies, cakes and
regulation Thanksgiving dinner.
The managers OF the California Theater
have kindly donated the use Of a theater
box for the performance next week either
on Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday or Fri
day evening. The box will be sold 10 the
highest bidder and a handsome premium
should be realized in the interest OF sweef
charity. During the week. which begins
November &C. the Frawley company will
appear In an excellent production OF The
Sporting Duchess" Contributions will be
received or information dispensed al the
Mission, 6sl Sutter street.
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UNWILLING TAxPAYERs.
Tax Collector Sheehan Still Receiving
Moneys Paid Under Protest.

The executors Of the late Jacob Dusen-
tery. deceased. paid IN the sum OF s35 60
- Tax collector Sheehan under protest
yesterday. The claim Is made that the
assessment on bonds OF the Spring VAL
ley Water Company. Sutter-street Rail
way Company and Omnibus Cable Com
pary. owned by The estate. ls void.
The Tax Collector refused 10 receive
any partial payment ~ the taxes Of the
san FrlIelscO Savings Union. which OBJ
Jects 10 paying Ou bonds valued al 81 369.-
uss. assessed against the corporation A
tender ~ fli.eHt sl was made for taxes
o. furniture. solvent credits franchise
and money. and an additional sum OF SS,-
- IS 0n real estate and improvements
iut The point ls raised as on other pro-
tests THAI the assessment on the mort
gaze bonds is void.
The Mutual Savings Bank also pro-
tcsfel against paving SO SIS S. taxes on
bonds ~ various corporations assessed
against The bank amounting 70 81 2I7 10
Ihe protestant AYERS that the bank will
sue The city and county immediately 10
recover the sum paid
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
POSTUM CEREAL.
LIKE POISON
Coffee Acts on Some People.

Being forced 20 give up coffee. I did
Il in a half-hearted way. drinking CO.
Goa In the morning. but soon became
tired Of that and longed for the real
Java
Finally tried Postum Food Coffee,
and since that time have drunk II 10
the exclusion OF every other beverage
You can imagine I like IL.
Last summer / was in a place where
nothing but Java coffee was served on
the breakfast table. and recommended
the use OF IL.
In two or three weeks I began to
suffer from dizziness and explosive
noises in my head.
one evening after walking about
half a mile became dizzy and could
hardly get back home, where fell ex-
hansted on the bed. / knew what the
trouble was. and insisted upon having
Postum instead Of the old-fashioned
coffee. and got well in short order.
II have always thought IL worth
while 20 warn the cook wherever i hap
zen 20 be 20 make the Postum properly
that Is, by boiling IL long enough.
Please do not print my name"
This lady lives in Pasadena, Cal, and
tho name VIII be given on application
20 the Postum Co.. at Battle Creek.
Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
INSPECTOR MUNRO PLEASED.
Harbor Commissioners Notified That
the Proposed New Station D
Is Approved.

Postal Inspector Munro called upon the
Board Of Harbor Commissioners yester-
day and signihed his personal approval OF
The plans submitted 10 him for the new
building 10 be constructed on the water
front. south ~ the ferry building for the
accommodation of Station u and the Rail-
way Mall Service. The expectation Is
that the architect Of the board will begin
20 prepare the drawings next week. The
structure viii be "a frame affair The
postal people viii pay the same rent for
the new building that they have been pay
ing for the space in the ferry station.
There viii be a large saving in the
expenses for light. IN the station
in the ferry building IL Is neces-
sary 10 keep the lights burning all the
time. Employees are complaining that
thelr sight is affected by the continual use
81 artificial light and they also object 10
aha stony fnnr rrr,ar, r1.ffah fh4s- - Gown,
PEELED 10 stand. An the employees OF the
postal service are much pleased with the
prospect o. the new buuCing.
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BENEFIT FOR STORM VICTIMS.
Norwegians to Aid in Relieving Dis
tressed Fishermen.

The Norwegian residents OF this city
have chosen from among their number a
committee 10 take charge OF benefit for
the fund for the relief Of the Norwegian
fishermen. victims OF the terrible hurrf-
cane OF last month of the coast OF Nor
way. The benefit has been arranged TO
take place next Wednesday evening al
Saratoga Hall, Si4 Geary street
During October II and 14th last a hurri-
cane OF great force and fury swept a long
stretch OF coast OF Northern Norway
dealing death and destruction among the
many nshing hamlets In its wide path. In
the village Of ROvaer. the population 0f
which numbered about 100 souls are now
but widows and orphans. thirty OF the
At least sixty vessels foundered IN tho
storm and II is estimated over 800 lives
were lost. The loss OF fishing gear
amounts TO great sum and leaves many
without means OF labor
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
DISEASE CAME
FROM THE COWS
Elmer RiVeS Dies of
tuberculosis.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE, Nov. PA death occurred
at Gilroy yesterday afternoon which Is
destined 10 attract wide attention from
the medical profession. The case also
presents important facts for the general
nublic. The death was that OF Elmer
Rives, a man % years of age. Another
man, Burt Haley. is at the point OF death
al Gilroy with the same disease, tubercu-
losis.
A couple OF years ago the two men. as
hale and hearty as any in the valley were
engaged to kill and dissect cattle affect
ed with tuberculosis condemned by Dr.
Spencer. at that time veterinary inspec-
tor. There ia little doubt that the germs
from the affected cattle spread 10 the two
men, as In neither family has there ever
been the least talnt Of consumption: Dr.
says that there can be no doubt that he
contracted the consumption from the cat
tie which were Killed.
When the tuberculin test was oeing ap-
piled in this county there was much OBJ
lection Where cattle were condemned
by the veterinarian after the test they
were always killed and Inspected II the
test said the animal was diseased. Rives
and HALEY. who killed them. would inn
rnediately cut open the cattle TO see III
the tubercles were there. DR.. Clark
SAYS that while the men were engaged
over the steaming carcass the fumes
arose and inoculated them with the
dread malady. Haley is still alive, but
low.
any disease. weighing about 200 pounds
and full six feet high. He was one Of the
most popular and widely known young
men OF the south end of the county. His
The disease appeared in both men about
seven months ago and progressed rapidly.
II is said there is no hope for Haley's re-
covery.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
MARSHAL SHINES RETURN.
he Is Convinced That California Is
the Best State in the Union.

John II. Shine. United States Marshal
for the Northern district OF California,
returned last Thursday evening from
Portland, Ne. after an absence OF four
weeks. Mr.. Shine went 10 Portland on
business connected with the duties OF his
Office. He took with him William Leland
a Federal prisoner, under Indictment by
a Federal Grand Jury In Portland for
having falsely sworn 10 a fraudulent PEN
sion claim.
This was the first time that Mr.. Shine
had been East in thirty-one years. He
spent few days In Wisconsin, the home
q his boyhood, and met many OF his old
sch climates.
NJ. Shine was favorably impressed with
Chicago as a city of great hustle and en-
terprise. He says that the trip has con-
vinced him that after all California Is the
Jest State in the Union.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
UNDERGROUND coNDUrTs.
independent Electric Company Wig
orously Prosecuting the Work


The Independent Electric Light and
E Power Company yesterday sent 20 the
Board of Supervisors a diagram and de-
Ecripuon 81 underground work 10 be done.
iy The company covering two miles oP
street. The location OF the proposed con-
Quits IS from Market street 10 jackson
on Polk. Hyde 20 Polk on McAllistcr.
Sacramento 10 Jackson on Van Ness ave,
nue, and Van Ness avenue 20 Polk stree,
on California and Washington The
length ~ the sections shown Is approxi
1nafely two miles.
The trench for the conduits is to be ex-
Cavated in the street. about eighteen
iachcs wide by two and a half 10 three
feet deep. The lengths VIII be laid Of
terra Gotta tile In "a easement OF concrete
- form the ducts with brick manholes
having castiron heads at various points
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
KILLED BY GAS.
Martin Kruse, Barkeeper, Was Intox
icated and Careless and Paid
the Penalty

Martin Kruse. barkeeper. SO years old.
was found dead in bed yesterday morn
ing with the gas turned on. Kruse slept
in a small room In the rear OF John Bull
wrinkles saloon. on the corner Of Jackson
and Mason streets. he being employed in
the saloon as bartender He had been
drinking 10 excess for several days. and
went TO bed last Thursday night much
the worse for liquor. The stopcock of the
gas jet worked very stiffly. and it is sup
posed that kruSe was not careful in turn
ing II off. and accidentally turned the gas
on again without noticing that the gas
was escaping. Kruse was a widOwer and
native of Germany. An inquest will be
held
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25

Iivoh. Will be glad TO hear that their de-
parture viii be delayed one week The
WI, VII golhg 10 leave for La Scala. Milan
l,S,S. neAt week Where they are TO begin an en-.
gagement in December. Their popuIa ritv
mere is so great. however, that their man,
;SsSineht ;,5t,, received numerous requests TO
iiaIuce Ice the Vocalists TO remain The re-
SUIT OF this demand is that three more
performances VIII occur as follows. TIIes-
gay night. The Masked Ball.: Saturday
snnds, =. 0tHyaiierla ot,h. and 'Pagliacci." and
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
One More Juror Sworn.

NEW YORK. Nov. A-To-day. the
ninth day of the trial OF Molineux. was
singularly devoid OF interest. both ses-
usual weary grind Of the examination OF
talesmen. One more juror was sworn
late In the day. however. He Is James
Hyndes, an undertaken. and an old sol
dier, thus putting I'm the Jury-box seven
OF the twelve Jurors.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Health and Police committee

Al a meeting held yesterday afternoon
Tho Health and Police Committee decided
% recommend 10 the Supervisors that the
lease Of The premises on Sacramento
street now used by the Harbor police sta
Ton be renewed for two years AZ month
K rental ~ $3.50. The Western Boxirg
club and the National Athletic Club wero
each granted "a permit to hold a bo, ~, .
exhibition in December
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To Lecture ON Philippines.

Under the auspices of the Red Cross So
ciety Rev. Father McDonough will deliver
Wednesday evening on Mineral Re-
sources, Fertility OF the Soil, Cost of
Land, ETC., in the Philippines" The lee
needy soldiers.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Your Card Parties

ms winter should be equipped with the new
army ana Navy Cards just Issued by the Malt
Nutrlne Dept. OF the Anheuser- Busch brewing
Ass n 81. Louis. u. s. A. who send them 70
all on receipt Of ten 2-cent stamps our heroes
on the face cards: Dewey, King Of Hearts.
Miles. Jack OF Clubs etc Novel up-to-dats
Finest cards procurable at any price.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Sanitary District unhsld-

PASADENA. Nov. 24-In the Superior
Court to-day Judge Trask rendered a de-
cision declaring tee sanitary districts just
outside the Pasadena city limits legal
Saloon keepers who were ordered by the
Sanitary Board TO close contested tho
election Now they must close.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Aa<e S<s&-.-A& net
Boston. Mass.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.

Boston, MASS.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
Autumn Winter Term, 1S99-1eoo.
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS:
Popular Studies in Shakespeare.
TUESDAYS: The 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 at their
certificates.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
HOME STUDY COURSE.

An eight-page supplement
containing all Home Study ar
ticles published from October
Is to November Is, both dates
inclusive, has just been issued.
Copies can be obtained at The
Call Business Office.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
1eFHE94'lgll@I1dtt 1eF}Satlglyl(I1dt
THE SOCIAL LIFE OF THE HOME.
HOME SCIENCE AND HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY.
Copyright, 1899, by Seymour Eaton.

Helen Canrn
Miss EmnyG C Bach.M
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25

Salassa and Avedano Stay.
The many admirers of Salassa and Ave
dano, the two grand-opera stars OF the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-24

AIlusions to i-teu in the Old Testa-
meht literature are extremely scarce,
and the story of Ewes temptation urst
assumes prominence in the writings Of
ST. Paul Tie marks of ZorOaStrian
thought III II have often been pointed
out. This garden of Eden Is true Per-
sian paradise, situated somewhere in
that remote wonderland of Aryana
Naejo to which all lgapian Tradition is
so fond OF pointing back. The willy ser
pent is genuine Parsee serpent, and
the spirit which anim8tes him is that OF
the malicious and tricHsome AhrIn3n.
who takes delight in going al bout q fter
the good creator D.mUzd a,,d spoIllu9
his handiWoGk. lie IS not VET idputsrad
with the terrible Satan. the accusing
angel who finds out mems evil thoughts
and deeds. He is simply a mischief
maker, and the punishment meted cut
to him for his mischief reminds one OF
many curious passage in the beast
epochs of primitive copies. AS in the
stories which tell Why the mole is blind
or why the f0N uas bushy tai, the ser
pent's conduct Is made to account for
some Of his peculiar attributes. As d
punishment he is made to crawl upon
his belly, and be forever an object OF
especial dread and loathing to all the
children of Eve.-JUhn Fiske, in At.
lantic.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-24
B-4-U-Sleso

Investigate the large assortment of
furniture and bedding at the Kitz-
meyer furniture store. We carry the
best and the latest styles in this line,
and anything that is not in stock will
be ordered at catalogue prices. We
also have large stock of blankets and
quilts that we are selling very low. So
investigate B-4-U-sleep and dream
of sending away.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-24
Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that on or
after August l, 1899, the Office, or
room, occupied by the County Assessor
situated in the county building, next
door to Tire store now occupied by
Joseph Platt, will be for rent For
particulars apply to
GEO. W. COw1NG,
Clerk OF Board of County Com mission
erS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-24
10 SOU KNOW

Consumption is preventable? Science has proven
that. and also hat neglect Is suicidal. The worst
cold or cough can be Currd with Shiloh's Cough
and Consumption Cure Sold on positive guarantee
f0I over fifty years.
For sale at Nevada Drug Store.
FOR SALE-Five c)rner lots i n the
Fox.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-24

Novelty Dress Goods
5 pieces Novelty Dress
Goods, all wool, worth
sue and 75c yard, special
at 35c yard.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1899-06-03
The Benefit Dance.

The benefit dance given Thursday
evening by the Washington Club,
for the benefit of Chas. guile, was
a very pleasant affair. The music
furnished by the Ambrose boys, of
Empire, was good, and large crowd
was in attendance. Icecream and
cake and lemonade were sold in the
hall, and about $24 was taken in
at the stands. This sum, together
with the amount collected for
tickets, less expenses, will leave
something like $75 to be turned
over to Mr. guile to pay for hav-
ing his eyes treated.