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The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Held Up the Wrong Man

Henry Thom-Worden had an encounter
with highwaymcn Tuesday night that VIII
provide him with thrilling "reminiscences
FOR some time. lie is the proprietor OF the
Fountain saloon, Market and Gearv
streets. and on the night IN question left
the place about midnight and caught the
last car. which landed him at Twenty
third and Bartlett streets. close by his
home. Just as he passed the corner a re-
volvcr with "a man behind Il entered the
field of his vision, and the pistol-wielder
curtly told him that he and his compan-
ion needed money and 10 dig up"
Almost before the words were well ouf
of the highwaymaSs mouth Thorn -Wor-
den struck the pistol out OF the mans
hand, being seized by the throat by the
other as be did so. However Thorn Wor-
den is an athlete and throwing his antag-
onist TO the ground picked up the fallen
pistol and began 10 shoot at the robbers
rctrcating figures.
ThOm-Worden had 500 on his person at
The time. which he Is congratulating him
self on saving.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
INTERESTS THE COAST.
Postoffice and Army Orders and Pen
sions Granted.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2i.-The Postoffice
Department has received applications
from citizens Of Salcento. Fair Oak and
Gilroy, California, asking for the estab-
lishment OF a rural free delivery service
in the near future. II is probable that
these requests will be recommended TO
Congress by General Heath IL asked for
Army orders-By direction OF the Secre-
tary of War First Lieutenant Hugh
Thomason. Forty-eighth Infantry; Second
Lieutenant Hugh x. Taylor, Sixth Infan-
try; Second Lieutenant William II. Noble,
Thirteenth Infantry, and Second Lieuten-
ant Andrew G. Wright, Twelfth Infantry
viii proceed to San Francisco and report
to the commanding general of the depart
ment OF California for assignment TO
duty. Acting Assistant Surgeon Verde b.
Gregory will proceed from Beaver Dam to
San Francisco; Second Lieutenant Robert
NJ. Shearer. Thirty-seventh Infantry, will
proceed from Columbus Barracks, Ohio
70 San Francisco. Private Hardy Ware,
Company ID, Forty-second Infantry, Pre-
sidio, San Francisco. having enlisted un-
der false pretenses, will be discharged
without honor.
NJ. Rothrock. Soldiers Home, Los Ange-
les. sl2; Robert Whitehead, Chatsworth.
SO; Christopher c. Scovel. Santa Monica
s5: Peter Martin, San Francisco. IS; Gil
bert Bralnard. Fresno, IS; John Dawson
dead, Burson, $l2; Francis Keegan, Sol
diers' Home. Los Angeles, S. Increase
Zadock w. Bigelow. Occidental. So to SO;
Edward a. Smith San Bernardino. SO 70
Sl2. Original widows. etc.-Lucy Dawson,
Burson, $. Mexican war survivors-In-
crease: Andrew Jackson Neely, Soldiers
Home. Los Angeles, s. to $l2
Toledo. Sc.
Washington-Original: John J. Foley
South Park. Sc; Eli Robson. Seattle. Sc;
Martin. Spokane. IS. Restoration and in
crease-Loren Labree. Chehalis, 81 to S.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
POLICE WERE NEEDED.
A Husky Expressman Makes Things
Lively in the Beck Household.

Members OF the Beck family OF 201s Clay
street are having troubles of their own.
The daughter OF the house is soon 20 be
married 10 VIII Fulton. Daughters have
preceded Miss Beck on the rose strewn
path OF domestic bliss and daughters will,
without doubt, follow her. No, there is
really no reason why the Becks should
fret themselves because their child and
sister Is soon TO become the bride OF VIII
Fulton. IL IS the incident connected with
the wedding preparations which occurred
perturbation.
Among the articles needed in the Beck
household is large plate glass mirror.
TO say that mirror is needed carries no
reflection. II is wanted merely as an ad-
lunct 10 the general decoration OF the
Yesterday Papa Beck, while downtown,
bought just the right sort Of a mirror and
sent IT 10 his home IN the charge of an
with the mirror and arrived with not only
the glass but a fair sized package OF his
own as well. He was a large man, and
after depositing the glass in the parlor he
seized lamp and started 10 inspect the
house There was no one at home, save
the women Of the family and young
man who was too small of stature and
too iaccid OF mussle to count. The ex-
pressman had things all his own way.
After looking the house thoroughly over
place was large divan in the parlor, and
ignoring the protestations Of the women
and the solitary man. he stretched him
self out at fun length and went sound
asleep.
The patrolman on the beat was sent for
and came He tried TO eject the intruder.
but II was no use. The expressman made
no resistance. He merely continued 10
slumber. but his bulk was too much for
one cop 10 carry of single handed An
other cop was sent for. He came and be-
tween them the two officers succeeded in
awakening the slumbering giant. Then
the trouble commenced. There was bad
quarter OF an hour and then the express
man and the two officers went down the
front steps IN a bunch.
Papa Beck now not only has 70 buy an
other mirror, but he will be obliged TO re-
furnish his parlor before the wedding
guests may be hidden 70 enter.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
CLOSE OF THE
SEASONS PLAY
ON THE FIELD
Regular Baseball Series Ends
With To-MOrrOw's Game
at Recreation Park.

The end OF the regular California
League baseball season will be reached
Tomorrow afternoon, when the Oaklands
and San Franciscos will play the last Of
their series. The Oaklands are towering
between THIRD place and the tail end. and
1t would afford the Friscos considerable
satisfaction TO put the dudes at the pot
tom of the ladder. The season which is
about to- close has been a successful one
Notwithstanding the failure of two or the
SIX clubs with which IL was .naugurated
TO stay until the finish
Tbat the season does not end in a pyro-
technic fashion is due TO the fact that
the pennant has been won, but there has
been a wholesome rivalry between the
teams.
Ii is almost a settled fact that the stars
II m the East will meet the Sacramentos
on Thanksgiving day and on the following
Saturday and Sunday. Umpire McDon.
aid. who is organizing the All-Califor-
mans, states that Pitcher Hughes has
agreed TO pitch in one of the games. The
lineup for tomorrow is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
V00RSANGER PICTURES
"W0MAN WITH THE HOE"
IN VIVID CoLoRS he PoRTRAYs
HER CRUEL FATE.
Existing Economic Conditions Are TO
Blame for the Hardship,
Says the Rabbi.

The state 81 the female toilers IN Eu-
rope and America was vivdly brought
home 20 Rabbi Voorsanger's auditors at
Temple Emanuel last evening. The ad-
dress. by the attention with which the
Speaker was followed. evidently produced
4 profound impression. After commenting
on the portrait OF the Man With the
Hoe" as neld up 10 the world by Mark
ham the speaker went on 10 say:
While the Socialist has been aEitating
The question ~ the man with the hoe, ana
"a st eoc.ctv's door, both have overlooked that
ffatftics show she is more Numerous than
the mas. When i was young man saw
81 ny native country something harnessed
. aud towing heavy canal boat. That
Remarkable ~ ia that you can see this IN
2 nation That Tor centuries battled Tor is
nouon that has produced the greatest
Ioeth philosophers and scientists known 20
This creature toiling like an animal. har-
messed Ike an animal iH horrible 20 think
a. She Seems likc an ugly cream She Is
a stern reality In these days We begin 70
zee what woman if capable Of are
CONNIE ncing 20 realize her superiority 20 US
ir certain nvocationE. We grant her an
equal education, equal privileges and vet
accord her the chivalr0us respect our IDEAL
1lnght accorded his Ideal lady. What an
But what truth Is there in ~ Does 81
Include the daughter - Israel starving in
tho sweat shops ~ New York 10 earn the
money o. buy her children milk? Docs II
show the woman of Germany tOlling NJ
mans labor on the roads? Does Il show the
woman yolEed Ike n beast of burden 20 the
tlcw canal bcutg ] nave seen the woman
with the hoe in all her aspects-GOa help
her.
Perfnps society does not wish does not
mean % stand laughing and talking while
women Daes over fhc Bridge ~ Sighs and
disappear into tho dark void beyond. Soci-
ely if tuaghtlefs. have told you the
ftorT % the woman with the hoe Let the
poet take ~ 20 his mufe and let him riece
thc Tesponrihility where II belongs.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Bound for the Philippines.

Associate Editor Noyes OF the Washing
ton Star. one OF the foremost newspaper
men OF the United States, is in Oakland
en- route to Manila. He arrived yesterday
and after spending a few days with rela-
tives he will take a steamer for the Orient
and travel by easy stages TO his destina-
ton.
His present trip is taken with the Idea
OF acquiring a little much-needed rest and
recreation. and he will while in the islands
endeavor 10 acquaint himself thoroughly
he returns 10 his post in the nations capt.
tai he will be able 10 give 10 the public
through the columns OF his paper a true
statement OF things as they really are in
Uncle Sans new possessions.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
RALLY AT STANFORD.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Nov. pa
The series Of football rallies which began
with the present week and scared TO
high pitch last night really reached the
climax this morning, when the team and
coaches were driven upon the quad in
four-horse buses. The whole student
body was assembled 10 meet the gridiron
warriors and a rousing ovation was the
result. The horses were unhitched from
the buses and the men Of the university
headed by the band, drew the vehicles TO
Palo Alto, where the team boarded the
1920 train for Del Monte. A hundred en-
thusiasts remained on the train till Nav
held was reached and gladly walked back
the two miles 10 the university, thus end
ing the greatest rally that Stanford has
ever accorded her team
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
scab-Made Hats Tabooed.

At the meeting Of the Labor Council last
night a communication was received from
the United Hatters' Association OF
Orange, y. j., asking for the cooperation
Of labor unions In San Francisco TO pre-
vent the sale Of ''scab-made hats" from
the firm OF Berg & Co. Of that place
Delegate J.. O'Donnell, from the Jour
neymen Coppersmiths' Association. was
elected and seated in the body
The attention Of the Labor Council was
called 20 the ship painters OF this citv
which body has OF late branched out in
men. IL Is charged. are working for less
wages than Is paid the union painters and
as a consequence are injuring the organi-
ZatiOu
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Wants His Money Back.

W. ]. Leonard, who keeps a saloon at
the southwest corner Of Polk and Hayes
streets, was arrested last night by Police
man Perry and booked at the City Prison
on a charge OF misdemeanor embezzle-
ment. A few days ago a shoemaker
named i. Nelatour gave Leonard $40 for
safe-keeping. Leonard went TO the races
the next day and played Nelatour's &
money. together with $50 OF his own.
against the ponies and lost IL. Velatour
demanded his money yesterday and Leon
ard asked him 10 walt until Sunday. Vel
atour destined and he swore out a war
rant for Ieonard's arrest
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Richard Hutchinson Dead.

NEW YORK. Nov. &.-Richard ].
Hutchinson. superintendent of telegraph
OF the Stock Exchange and an old-time
tclegrapher, died at his residence in this
city to-day, aged 30 years. At the time
OF his death Mr.. Hutchinson was presi-
dent Of the Gold and Stock Life Insur-
ance Association and president OF the
Magnetic Club of this city
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
CYCLE RACING REVIVAL

The second Of the bi-monthly cycle race
meets TO be held during the winter season
at the Olympic Athletic Club track. south
OF Golden Gate Park, will take place to-
morrow, commencing at IL a. m. The
races are open TO any rider and no ad-
mission fee will be charged at the gate.
The electric cars which go TO the ocean
beach pass the entrance to the track. The
following are the entries and events:
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
MANY WAR CLAIMS.
Demands Aggregate Twenty-Five
Million Dollars

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24-Claims have
been filed up to date on account of dam
ages sustained by American citizens
through the Spanish war to the amount of
$25. 100000. and the President is expected TO
submit recommendation to Congress in
his message looking TO the creation of a
commission to adIudicate these claims
and make provision for the payment Of
such are found 10 be legitimate The
treaty OF peace excuses Spain from paw
ing indemnities upon claims that have
arisen since the beginning of the recent
insurrection in Cuba. and requires the
Government to adjudicate and settle such
OF these demands of its own citizens
against Spain as are relinquished in the
treaty.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
s.Big Injuns', Argue.

Tho Iroquois Club met last night at
Pythian Castle and spent two .-ours IN
exhaustive argument, pro ard con, on
tho coming bond election. A number OF
the mightiest spell-binders OF the organ
ization we're present and every phase OF
the park and Improvement questions vas
taken mp and thrashed clean. Nearly
every one present agreed that the sewer
hnd school bonds should be voted. but
upon the question OF the panhandle and
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Has oficiated at 1000 Weddings

A minister recently died In Australia
who had oficlated at 1900 weddings
Think Of IL! Think OF II 600 organ volun-
tnries, and II 600 mislaid rings. and II 900
trembling bridegrooms. Think OF II 900
wedding notices In which the brides dress
may have been credited to the maid OF
honor. and all the wedding presents been
horribly mixed. Think Of the II 900 funny
attempts TO mar the happiness OF the 22-
Oo0 innocent people by idiotc horseplay
Think OF 1000 showers OF rice and II 900
flights OF slippers. And last Of all, Just
think OF II 900 fees for the parson.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Worked Seattle People.

SEATTLE, Nov. 24-A. a. Advani. the
alleged Indian merchant OF Bombay. India.
VINO mad an experience in Chicago and
san Francisco on the charge OF being a
bank swindler, has been in Seattle for a
month past He received much sympathy
mere, and on the strength OF expected re-
mittances secured many loans To-dav he
TOOK hight, and as a consequence his land
lord and various victims are mourning hts
denarfur ---N-1 AtAo
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Michael Davitt Ininred

DUBLIN, Nov. 24.-Michael Davitt was
thrown from his carriage in a street ac-
cident in Dublin to-day and rendered un-
conscious by the fall. He revived soon
after he had been taken to the residence
of John Dillon. Although he complains
of injuries TO the back and head. his ply
sicians do not consider his condition such
as to cause alarm.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Tried to Cash a Stolen Check.

Officers Holmes and Gardener arrested
Frank Numada, a Japanese. yesterday
afternoon and placed n charge OF grand
laceny opposite his name on the register
at the California street station.
few nights ago Numada entered the
room OF q. 4. Takemato, another Japa.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Killed by a Train.

STOCKTON. Nov. A.-Charles Cram
blitt. pioneer resident Of Stockton, was
run over and killed by a freight train this
afternoon at the Southern Pacific depot
He was between two cars helping TO push
them along. when "A switch engine came
up and showed the train along cutting
the body almost in two at the groin
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
RUSSIAN REINFoRCEMENTS.

ODESSA, Nov. 24.-It Is reported that
10000 troops will soon leave to reinforce
Russian garrisons in the Far East.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25

nese. at 139 O'Farrell street, and stole
some wearing apparel and check for 800
yen on a Hongkong bank. The check was
presented at a local bank by japanese
yesterday, but payment was refused and
the holder was turned over TO the officers.
He confessed that he had been given the
check 10 cash by Numada, whose arrest
soon followed.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Jury Locked UP for the Night.

The jury in the case Of George Walker.
on trial before Judge Dunno for having
embeZZled the funds OF the American
Tract Society did not arrive at a vor-
dict after hours OF deliberation and they
were locked up for the night.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Teacher Exnnerated-

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 24.-It took the
jury ten minutes to-day to determine
that n. c. Twining, the Ivanhoe school
teacher on trial for battery upon one of
his pupils, was not guilty Of the charge
preferred against him.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25

other park improvements opinion was
about evenly divided. Among the speak
ers We're Louis Metzger. l.. Y. Merle. -
u. Lennon. Dr. Sussdorff. II. l. Rea and
Charles Gidea- District Attorney-elect
ByingtOn presided.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25

The game Of baseball postponed from
sunday last between teams from the
pennsylvania Insurance Company and
noenlSs VIII be played tomorrow at the
evenly matched and should show good
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
P. A. BUELL. TAKEN
SERIOUSLY ILL

STOCKTON, Nov. 25.-P. A. Buell.,
president OF the Valley Commercial As
ISOLATION, IS so I'll at his home with an
attack OF quinsy that he viii not be aole
TO attend the Fresno meeting to-raorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Poultry Exhibition.

The Santa Clara Valley Poultry Club
has not postponed its golden jubilee show.
IL will be held in the Garden City dur
ing the week Of the big celebration, from
December IS TO the 23d. II promises 10
form one Of the chief attractions during
the celebration.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
Ex-Congressman Hosteler Dead.

BEDFORD. Ind. Nov. 2f-Ex-Congress-
man J. A Hosteler died at his home.
elghI miles east OF Bedford, to-day. OF
paralysis He represented thfs dist
IN Congress In 1850. He was 81 years ola.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
STANFORD MEN
ARE IMPROVING

Continued from Fourth Page.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
9elbur9 ben "A. Hopemb.r 1861.
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man blioer fRroig, og bet bliper man lite uoen Nrbeioe o.
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iasbe inotrensenoe:
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gilhelm narmeoe fig erbsoist 5rieoa; ben Gstele,
bnormeo bun uptraabte onerfor BAN, gioroe, at ban uben
at bile bore peo bet, osiaa ~optraaote %9rbsoist ouerfOr
benbe.
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benoe.
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