Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21
HONUS' LETTER.
Many Interesting Items From
Our San Francisco
CORRESPONDENT.
Correspondent
San Francisco, August 20, 1899.

the curbStOne AT tatl1nfilla ana SlocktoH
streets in "a drunken stupur. When the
policeman pick, d INN up the p half
of his left ear was found on the pave
ment where StevenSon's head had been
resting. 1t is supposed that IN falling he
struck his head against a sharp edge OF
the curbstone, partially ~amputating his
ear. When the Policeman seat Steven
son to the hospital for treatment he also
forwarded the scrap Of car carefully en-
closed in an envelope. II was stitched
back in its place by the Surgeon, who De-
lieves that the welded ear Will L. lime he
as good as ever. Stevenson, alter regain
ing consciousness, inquired Of S;m Lon
gabaugh and said that some Years ago
he was am employee OF sam.
Se~venty-fiVe thousand strangers will be
in this city to welcome the First Caiitor-
MIA home.
The police force will be increased to
1900 men for five days when the boys come
home.
Words cannot tell how glad the Colo
RADIO regiment was to get home. We
were glad to 60" the men said, but no
lbilS nc CHI tCil INV SlAN { III ~ ~
back" Through the fog and the gather
ing darkness the voices of friends, who
were not allowed on board, were heard
calling the names of the men. First one
man aEd then another rushed TO see a
face which be had expected was many
miles away. No one could picture The
Joy OF that unexpected meeting. Tie
wife OF a Colonel had come from Denver
to welcome her soldier husband and
they graspea each other with joy. There
was u SAD scene when the sweetheart of a
private sent up q sweet-vOiced inquiry
for him. She was told that ke was dead
and her grief was pititul. She shrek ed,
then wept and was coraforted by strane-
ers. W o felt for her sorrow. She immed-
lately returned to Denver
Miss Roelefsy Daggett departed last
Thursday for Amsterdam i'll Holland ts
study art.
Some of the ladies of the Nevada Colo
ny are giving out invitations Tor q select
cigarette and casino party. What will
society do nexR
A visit to the residence Of Rollen NJ
Daggett, 9I53 Post street, found the old
! veteran journalist as busy as a tee. He
= is we'll known al! over the Coast az one
of the best writers in book review and
8 editorial writer on the Chronic In
front of his residence can be found a
small gardeu-seven stalks eff corn and a
few grains of wheat just %sprOuting. He
, says he is a farmer on Il small scale He
|. intends to visit Carson sometime this
fall and have a chat with Uncle Tread
way. He also has Il fruit ranch of I6j
acres in VacaviIle.
Guy Thorp, freight clerk of the bark
~Inyeransay, was leaning over a pile al
the end Of the Beale street wharf last
Wednesday engaged in the deepest
e thought, when suddenly his purse, con.
r. tanning so, fell to the bottom OF the bay
A diver searched for the money until sx'
hausted, and Guy decided to make nt
Ie further efforts to recover the money.
le Jimmy Ne~lands generously donated
At $40 for the home coming OF the First Ca!
? ifornians.
d 1t is said that when the First Califol
mans return from Manila. "a bands o
music will march up Market street al
~ playing one tune, Home Again"
~ Every hack in San Francisco, beside
/ those in 10 adjacent towns, has been ell
le gagged for the parade when our boys com
lie marching hOme.
as The sweet Pea girl, who made her
Ia self SO conspicuous in the Durrant tria
can be seen at the Olympia beer hal
le She has a beautiful voice.
!" A. G. Clarke, who succeeded Ernee
"a Harris in the Carson Min, and who ha
a similar position i'll this city, is speno
ing his vacation in Fresno on his rancl
O.. /. Willis of Sacramento has bee
visiting this city for the past week. Ii
says Sacramento is very not.
or &C. ;. Preble, ex-Surveyor General c
-. the State of Nevada, is often seen 0
Mark ct street.
Will NJ. Glnuis, a former ComstOc
D., boy, is a conductor ON the Sunset Linn
ST tied. running hetwee this city and Chi
cage.
Jim Fife OF Reno, il spending a fey
days at the Golden West.
1t is reported around the theaters thu
Truly Shattuck is lying at the point {
death III New York City of typhoid feve
Mrs. Laura Gray, nee Laura Jenkins, j
a resident Of this city.
Frank Master, who a few years ago wa
employed by Henry Decker. is tendin
bar OH the corner OF Golden Gate avenu
add Larkin street.
Johnny Beam Of Oregon, is on a shor
visit here.
Will Wise, the butcher boy, formerly c
Carson, has been confined to his bed wit
b~onchitis.
a novel feature will be introduced b
the A. O.. F. when the LIST Cal. come HON
1t the parade they will be Respondent j
Russell hip boots, gorgeous plumes an,
flowing robes of green.
Miss Mamie O'Brien, a sister of Johl
OBrien of the Call staff, is a visitor her,
for a few weeks.