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FOUND.

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LOST.

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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
COMMERCIAL MUSEUMS.

NNE OF the significant features OF the dispatches
| ] from Europe summing up the events OF the
- past week the report given OF the salts
faction felt in Germany over the assurance that the
Government would aid in establishing great com
mercal museum in Berlin with branches in other
important cities 1t was stated in the dispatches that
many OF the leading merchants OF the empire conf
IDENTIFY assert that the establishment OF the museum
with It's branches will be the most important step
toward promoting German commerce that has been
taken for several years.
The high opinion which the Germans have OF the
value OF commercial museums has undoubtedly been
derived from study OF the results attained by the
museum at Philadelphia 1t is an evidence OF the
commercial alerness and activity of the enterprise OF
the Germans in years that they note every step
Of progress taken by other countries and are prompt
to profit by the example. What the cooperation of
private citizens achieved in Philadelphia the Imperial
Government will promote in Berlin and, moreover.
will endeavor to surpass
II there any doubts OF the utility and the bene
FITS OF the Philadelphia museum they would be dis
PEELED by this action in emulation the part OF the
most enterprsing and progressive people OF Cont
mental Europe. We have therefore. another stimulus
to advance the movement begun by the Merchants
Association TO establish commercial museum here
When the suggestion for such museum was first
made The Call warmly supported it, and all ad-
ditional information the subject since that time
has increased the confidence that the movement is at
this time one OF the important that engages the
attention OF progressive merchants and manu-
facturers
1t has been repeatedly stated that if we set about
preparing such museum shall receive no little
assistance from the managers OF the Philadelphia
museum. That institution agents to every com
mercal people the globe and collected such 4
variety OF exhibits OF merchantable articles as has
never before been gathered in the history OF the
world Among them good many exhibits in
duplicate. and these it is said the Philadelphia nu-
scum will contribute TO assist in the promotion OF a
museum here. Moreover, the Philadelphia museum
will cooperate with one this in the exchange
OF information, and thus the patrons OF the San
Francisco museum will have the benefit to large
extent OF the institution which has already be-
come world famous
1t is to be hoped this issue will be taken I'D with
vgor and made OF the principal features of the
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AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

d. K. Minor. a leading business man
OF Arcata, is at the Grand.
B. F. Shepard, a land owner and capt.
talist OF Fresno, Is at the Grand.
Marion Biggs Jr.. an Oroville capitalist
and politician. is registered at the Grand.
c. r. Downs. a well-known mining man
Of Suffer Creek, is a guest at the Occi-
dental.
Captain A. A. Polhamus. the steamboat
magnate OF San Diego, is guest at the
Grand.
Charles Maze Jr.. one Of the prominent
business men OF Modesto, is a guest at
the Lick.
]. F. Clapp. a mining expert OF Chicago.
is among The recent arrivals at the Grand.
where he arrived yesterday.
John Thomann. a wealthy vineyardist
and wine man OF 81. Helena. Is registered
for short stay at the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tevis and Water
James have come down from Bakersfield
and are staying at the Palace.
A. Brown Of the State Board OF Equal
ization has come down from his home I'm
Milton and is staying at the Lick
d. w. Wickersham. a wealthy mine
owner Of Arizona. Is registered az the
Lick while on business trip 10 this CITY.
DR.. Oskar Nechod. a German scientist
is one OF the arrivals Of Yesterday az the
Palace. He registers from the Father
land.
j. A. Chanslor and G. A. Garfield. two
prominent and lucky investors in the oil
lands OF the south. are at the Palace.
where they arrived yesterday from Los
Angeles.
ii. F. Huestis is among those who reg
istered at the Occidental yesterday. Mr.
Huestis IS on his way 10 Manila from kis
home in Chicago. He goes TO the capital
Of Luzon TO superintend the erection OF a
cold storage plant for the United STATES
Government.
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THE TROUBLES OF A LANDLORD.
Denver News

legged that there Is a system by which
thousands OF young girls are eutrapped
every month. and she laid the blame az
the door Of the liquor trade stop the
liquor traffic. she said. "and the rescue
OF young girls will be easy. There are
100000 young girls annually eutrapped be-
cause OF the liquor traffic. Five millions
or brothers In the church Of Jesus Christ
vote for the liquor traffic. and they are
thereby made partners not only I'm that
traffic but the responsibility Of the down
fall Of girls is upon them" Mrs. Ed
holm manner was very dramatic and
tears rolled down her cheeks repeatedly
while she spoke.
Rev. Mr.. ROwell attacked President Nc
klnley because. he said. he had not pre-
vented the Use OF liquor in the White
House and also had not stopped the car
teen system In the army. Mr.. ROweil
also paid his attention To Secretary
Root In uncOmplimcutary terms. lie
wondered why the lightning did not
strike Mckinley and Root. He also con-
demned the Methodist Bishops who
threw their arms around Mckinley" Mr.
Rowell exclaimed that he would rather
see the churches dead than 20 have them
sanction such acts. God could get along
without Churche--such churches. He
could not say Of the Clergymeu who failed
TO speak out against the liquor traffic and
all who upheld II God forgive them. tor
they know not what they do" They were
Intelligent men and they did know what
they did.
President Nicholas Morcom presided.
Announcement was made that Alrs. Lucy
Thurman, who Is working for the COlored
people would be here In January % lee
ture.
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payable in advance. be and Is hereby hxed and
imposed by the Board OF Supervisors for the
year 1900. the same 20 be paid by all domestic
incorporated athletic clubs In this city ana
county under whose auspices boxing exh,ni-
tons may be conducted said license fee 20
he paid to the License Collector and by h'1t
turned over 10 the City Treasurer. on recei ~
OF 5000 the Clerk OF the board shall issue an
annual license 10 the club paying the same.
The resolution authorizing the City and
County Attorney to compromise for 500
the claim Of r. G. de Boom for land taken
In constructing a culvert al Mission and
Canal streets was referred 10 the incCm-
ing Board of Public Works.
\ resolution was presented directing the
Street Committee 10 contract with Gar
rett Welch and Thomas Sheehan 10 fur
nish all fuel. lights and labor necessary
TO operate the Fourth-street bridge Cor
two years. On motion OF Supervisor
Deasy the resolution was also referred 20
the Board of Public Works
Harry Beasley was paid 81 for services
as police patrol driver from November /
TO 2. he having received no notice Of his
discharge until the latter date.
Supervisor Aigeltinger presented n resO-
luton allowing 81 65 each 10 the ianitOrs
who were dismissed October 3. The money
IS for work done the first five days of the
month. The measure was referred 70 the
Building Committee.
The gas contracts were again postponed.
and the Gas Inspector was directed 70 as
certain II the compromise rates are ac-
ceptable TO the gas company.
The board adjourned, 10 meet next
Tuesday afternoon.
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CUBAN CONDITIONS.
THE holiday recess OF Congress is approaching
and as yet no measures have been proposed in

THE holiday OF Congress is approaching
and as yet no measures have been proposed in
either House looking to a solution OF the Cuban
problem. We still hold the island under military
government and the talk goes on about the dangers
OF independence The latest discovery from military
sources is that the race hatred between the blacks
and their congeners. on one side, and the pure
Spanish element the other forebodes the creation
OF another Hayti ii independence is granted. The
Spanards are spoken OF the leading people, whose
wishes alone are TO be consulted and whose interests
require our care Incident to this discovery is the
disclosure OF the fact that the colored inhabitants
were the leaders OF the revolution against Spain and
the men who fought for independence in the swamps
and mountains This being true. they arr the people
OF Cuba who were said in our declaration of war
against Spain TO be OF right independent, and in
whose behalf we demanded that Spain Withdraw her
sovereignty We said nothing about the leading
people" who arc now consulted.
In the uneasy stages OF the public mind which pre-
coded the French revolution OF 1898 the interests OF
the leading people uppermost in the minds OF
the Government. One OF them, a noble noted for
his rapacity and cruelty, having died his probable
destiny in the world under discussion in his
own set. 1t was intimated that divine justice had
probably condemned him, when noble lady said Il
tell you God will think twice before he damns man
OF his quality
1t is not necessary for Our Government TO initiate
France The race hatreds in Cuba are now just what
they were when we declared war against Spain
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
CHRISTMAS CALL
Is IN DEMAND

Editor The Call-Dear Sir: The San
Francisco Riding Club will give a Christ
mas ride on the 9th inst. for the benefit
OF the Armitage Orphanage for Boys.
We have been trying 10 get up a suitable
poster. but have been at loss 10 know
what TO use. The back cover OF your
Christmas edition. which is one Of un-
usual beauty and appropriateness. solves
the problem. and would suit our purpose
perfectly.
II you will be kind enough TO print Us a
number OF copies 10 be used for this pur-
pose we will be exceedingly grateful. Re
spectfully, ELEANOR c. HOOPER.
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CALIFoRNIANS IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Dec. Isl. 3. Alexander
Of Los Angeles is at the Fifth Avenue
c. b. Barnes. A. W Kinds. ". A. Rat
bourn. DR.. j. II. Macready and wife. DIT
Kate j. Howard. of San Francisco. and
Mrs. l.. II. Harris OF Los Angeles are at
the Grand. DR.. r. A. Mclean. Miss
Dean. Miss Ethel W. Dean. OF San Fran
cisco. are at the Netherlands. Samuel
Tyack OF San Francisco Is at the GiIsav
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
LIQUOR WAS THE THEME.
Mrs. Edholm and Rev. Mr.. Rowell
Spoke Before the Prohibition
Executive Committee

A meeting OF the San Francisco central
executive committee OF the ProhibItion
League was held last evening at the
headquarters OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union on McAllister street
Two speakers addressed those present.
Mrs. Charlton Edholm and Rev. Tr
RoweI. The first named made plea for
the work OF rescuing young girls, and al
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

Denver miner out OF luck determined to commit
suicide and by way OF preparing Tor it set about dig
gng grave for himself. About three feet down he
struck lead OF ore rich that he got $4,000 for
the claim Whether the story be true or false it is
likely to have good effect as it will encourage other
intending suicides TO dig their own graves and thus
save that expense to the public
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ADJUSTMENTS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Collubis-'Tre Merchant q Venice
Callforula-'-The Hottest Coon n Dixie"
Cal0rnaDe Pachmann Tuesday afternoon December &c
Alfamura-''Biack Patti Troubad5urs
TiFoi-t'Tnr
Crane Cpera-house-''oie F1ederrnaus."
Alcazar-' ur Bill"
cutes 100 Theater-vsudev1Ie every afternoon and
evening 49,
Olympia, corner Macon Ellis streets-Specialt1es.
Central park-Steeplechase and Coney Island.
Eighth. ~ ~
Oakland Race Track-Races
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Calendars for 1QOO

California violets." Golden Poppias"
and California Wild Flowers" are the
most popular calendars for 1900: price Zoe
each. Catalogues and price list Of ALI
kinds of CALENDARS furnished on appIica-
ton Sanborn, Vail & Co. 74l Market.
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enterprise OF civic patriotism during the year. 1t
merits support from all business men because OF the
excellent business reason that it will pay
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

MARRIAGES AT SEAN Monterey.
Cal. This correspondent asks. ''If
couple were married on the high seas
before the decision that such marriage
Is illegal, would the marriage De declared
valid2 Prior 20 the decision referred 90
by the correspondent 10 was generally UNI
derstOCd that there was no authority for
marriage on the high seas. but M the
man after such marriage publicly
recognized the woman as his wife and aC-
knowledged her a.. such. she On his wife
as much a. ~ she had been married TO-
him on shore and would be held valid as
were contract marriage but there is "A
question az 10 whether such would now.
that contract marriages are M longer
recognized. be valid.
lNVENTIONS-A.. San Jose. cal. For
the information you desire about parties
that purchase new inventions from inven-
tors. you address yourself first o. some
hrst-ciass patent agent as this depart
ment cannot advertise the business OF any
one. II you have an invention that viii
form net lock % hold nuts firmly iu
place on hshplates OF railroads. YOU had
better communicate with some Of the. Ofr-
GERS OF the railroads. after you have OBJ
tanned patent In order 10 protect YOUR
self, for the companies are always ready
10 take hold OF any new invention that
Will Improve the condition Of the road
This department has not been able 10
learn that any company has offered a
premium Tor such device.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

1t Is feared now that the British bull NAV have TO
go against the tiger before he has finished with the
Boer. At any rate. Michael Daytt. at recent pro
Boer meeting at Dublin. threatened him with the
Prince OF Monaco, the that runs the bank at
Monte Carlo.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

In recent speech a German statesman asked
dramatically II the world had any more cast-off isl
ands that Germany might buy. Somebody ought to
keep INN IN good humor until Uncle Sam gets the
Philippines in position to put them on the market
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

he announcement is made that Professors Hussey
and Aiken at Mount Hamilton have observed
through the Lick telescope during the past year no
less than Lightweight double stars Can il be that
they have been scanning the theatrical 6rmamertp
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

mild-mannered husband OF this city named Grub
bing IS suing his wife for divorce on the ground OF
cruelty lie might have known that his name was so
susplcousy like drubbing that even woman would
suspect that she had an advantage
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

In an Arizona theater the other day one OF the
actors was shot and wounded by another who had
loaded his gun by mistake with bullets instead Of
blanks. One might expect that sort OF melodramatic
realism in Arizona theater but il was reasonable
10 suppose that the audience would do the sbootjno
The FIRE art OF newspaper hysteria and Journalistic
insanity have been cultivated to the lim;,
on the local yellow sheet For the sake OF its patrons
At least the proprietor ought to change the brand now
smoked in the establishment
Business has been running pretty smoothly in Con
gress thus FAY hut there will be snags enough before
the session Is over
When you selecting your Christmas gifts do not
forget TO pick out Californian articles Tor your East
I'm friends
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

A London newspaper wants to know how many
Boer bullets it takes to kill British soldier General
Butler ought to be excellent authority on that sub
iect
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

Il is reported in the East that the railroad managers
are trying to form combination for general ad-
vance in freight rates. which is another proof that
prosperity has its troubles as well as hard times
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

Rabbi Nieto OF the Temple Sheriff. Israel. in re-
cent sermon asks the questions What need is there
Tor hell? Why should We have t?" 1t may be as
well to state that the rabbi does not expect an mme
diate answer 10 either
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

writer for the New York Press asserts that the
Standard Oh Company carries in the banks OF thar
city cash balance in gold varying from $4,000 900 to
$ooooo'ooo and II so its trust in the banks must be
about as big as its trust in oil
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

No new years table Is complete without a
bottle o. Or. siegert's AnEostura Bltters. the
great South American tonic % exquisite ravo-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

The irreverent may see in the announcement from
Kentucky that Judge Gale is to go to Congress as
successor to Mr.. Settle modern application OF the
cid proverb, After calm the storm.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

The glee with which French German and Austrian
newspapers welcome British reverses in South Africa
Is something more than mild indication OF why the
Cars peace conference was frost
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Special information supplied daily 90
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen'sl so Mont
gomery street. Telephone Main 1912
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

No waiting at Townsend's. plenty o.
help. Thousands Of packages % California
Glaze Fruits and Candies packed am ready
10 hand out. 627 Market street
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

Time 20 send your Eastern friends
Townsend's California Glace Fruits. zoe Id
In tire-etChed boxes. 81 Market: Palace
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Ordered 70 Vnrate

VIII remove I'm January % rs Market
street. Olsen grocery. and move back 20
63s Market street. Palace Hotel building
In February. Townsend Glace Fruit and
Candy Factory. SCI Palace Hotel bldg
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NIaCo|- - IT5II--.i nc rcVoIuuon, 7
whose congress and
The NJ quality |
OF. a. like |
the |
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Your name stamped IN gold letters free
Of charge on all leather goods bought
from Sanborn. Vail & 60.
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Fine plum pudding at Townsend's
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WASHINGTON tD. c. OFFICE. Wellington Hotel
}. y. ENGLISH. Correspondent.
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS,
Waidorf-AStoria Hotel. A. Brentano, IL Union
Square; Murray HfI Hotel
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CHICAGO MEMS STANDS.
sherman House, 4. %. NesvS Co.: Great North
crn Hotel; Fremont House; Auditorium Hotel.
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Mocha. caueIla. Pista-1- 'or salr-e sai La-siu
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NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE
FERRY II NENS JR-...-.. "a Tribune BuiIdiu