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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
STUDENTS TO HONOR
LIEUTENANT CALKINS
q. G. Cadet Corps Will Give a Parade
and Review for the olympia's
NAVIGATING Officer

BERKELEY, Feb. 21.-The students OF
the University of California will do honor
to a Manila hero next Monday morning.
Lieutenant c. G. Calkins, who was navi-
eating officer on Admiral Dewey's flag
ship, the Olympia, during the engagement
in Manila harbor, has accepted an invita-
ton from Professor Frank Soule, COM
mandant University Cadet Corps, to be
present at the next drill of the college
troops, and the occasion will be made a
dress parade and review in his honor.
In issuing the orders for the day the
commandant has appointed Captain Will
lam T. Mooney as acting colonel, and
Captains William H. Houston and Carl
NJ. Warner as acting majors of the First
and Second Battalions respectively. The
companies will assemble on the parade
ground at HE o'clock and proceed at
once in battalion formation to the lower
campus. There the two battalions will be
marshaled in regimental formation, sup
plemented by the Bicycle Corps and the
Signal Detachment. After going through
the ceremonies of dress parade the regt-
ment will prepare for review marching
by from column of masses.
Lieutenant Calkins, Professor Soule and
several invited guests will occupy the re-
viewing stand. No formal invitations are
to be issued for the affair, but a large at
tendance of spectators is anticipated.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
LADIES INJURED.
Their Buggy, Struck by Car, Is
Turned Over on the Macadam.

OAKLAND, Feb. 21.-Mrs. A. ]. Saul
man, the aged wife of the well-kpown
Fruitvale contractor and builder, and
Mrs. Annie Thornton, also of Fruitvale,
were struck by an Alameda electric car
at Eleventh and Harrison streets early
this evening, and both were seriously in
jured
The two ladies were driving in a phae-
ton north on Jackson street. The lines
preaching car frightened their horse,
which tried to cross the track in front Of
the car The buggy was overturned and
the occupants thrown violently to the
macadam Mrs. Thornton was taken to
Fabiola Hospital, where DR.. A. S. Lar
key reduced badly fractured right Shout
der, and Mrs. Saulman was Immediately
removed to her home on Fruitvale ave-
nue.. where DIR. Shannon reduced frac-
fured hin.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
DENIES THAT
SHE THREW
FIERY ACID
Mrs. Montgomery Is
Now Talkative.
1T WAS ALL AN ACCIDENT
FEELS DEEP SYMPATHY FOB
MISS KUCHS.
Would Not Have Spoken, but Is
Anxious to Be Set Right for
the Sake Of Her
Children.
FEELS DEEP SYMPATHY FOB
MISS KUCHS.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,

90s Broadway. Feb. Il.
Mrs Jennie Montgomery has at last
given her version of the alleged acid
throwing on her husbands face while he
slept, and 1t differs very materially from
the story told by Montgomery. She says
she is compelled to explain for the sake
of the children.
IT used neither pistol, horsewhip nor
acid as means of revenge" said Mrs.
Montgomery. For the sake of our two
children l would not harm a hair Of his
head. This poor life of mine is all I
wished to destroy, thinking at the time
1t was superfluous. If acid got on his
eyelid or face 1t was purely accidental. 1t
was painful, / am sure, as / found 1t so
in my own case.
LAS for sleep. there was no sleeping
done in our house from l o'clock until
after 6, either by children or other occu-
pants Of the house.
"A drunkard or tippler l am not, nor
ever was was born and raised in oak
land and have many friends who, have
let me rest under this stigma. l cannot
think my husband even said this. think
he was surely misrepresented in the mat
ter, or II he spoke OF drink at all he was
not thinking of me.
feel the deepest sympathy for them, es-
pecially for the mother. 1 myself have
suffered much and know how to feel for
them.
And as for the girl herself, at this
time, feel nothing but sorrow. Her mem
ory, though, 1 fear is poor. But, per-
haps, this, too, Is a newspaper misrepre-
sentation. 1 think she must have said: I
have not seen Mr.. Montgomery for several
days mot weeks), for at the time of our
last meeting she at least displayed the
merit of truthfulness.
LAS for being in hiding, have been alb
sent but few hours from my home from
the time of my husbands departure"
Montgomery is progressing very favor
ably and may yet regain his eyesight.
Mrs. Montgomery's explanation does not
state how the acid got on her husbands
eyes, which was found on them by the
physicians at the hospital.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
A. LAMBDA COUNTY NEWS.

decree obtained in her favor, in order
that she hight apply to the autno1ies IN
1--WE did furnish the money to take the
trip to England. Some little time after
his departure we commenced taking
about bringing the divorG&/suit TO trial,
but one or two important witnesses were
out of the State and we determined to
await their return.
in consequence of Nine. Montague's
health, to give her vacation, and that
1t was best for her to take trip to the
Eastern States. About the middle of that
month she told me that her husband was
on his way out here via the Canadian
Pacific Railroad. Shortly after that she
reported that he was in British Columbia
staying with some relatives; that she de-
sired to leave here before he could reach
Oakland, as she did not wish to see him.
Shortly after that she told me that;
be here between the 10Th and 25th of No
vember and that he would come with his
brother, who was in command of col
lier. She was anxious to start East be-
fore that time, and she did leave here on
the evening of the goth of November last.
"A few days before starting l suggested
that she was going to be absent number
of months and as the witnesses had not
yet returned that her deposition had bet
ter be taken before leaving and that
when the witnesses arrived they could
be examined and a decree obtained dur
ing her absence She did not make the
slightest objection. On the contrary, she
hunted up papers ana letters were lOoheu
for which were introduced in evidence,
and she went before the commissioner
and gave her testimony voluntarily and
gladly to all human appearances.
Very Unexpectedly Mr.. de Cola called
me to the witness stand and few ques-
tons were propounded to me. Everything
that was done in the way of having her
testimony taken was in accordance with
the agreement made at the time we
agreed to furnished the money to her
husband with which to go to England.
81 was never more surprised in my life
than when I read in The Cali that power
full influences had been brought to bear
upon her to give her testimony. And still
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
Love Leads to a Fight.

ALAMEDA. Feb. 21-Arthur Gale and
Marvin Grove, two well-known young
men about town. engaged in an i'm
promptu prizefght by the light of an cleo
ner of Walnut street and Alameda. The
contestants had a dispute over the affec-
tions of a young lady and decided to set !,
tie the difficulty according to Marquis OF
Oueensberry rules, 1t being decided that
the loser should relinquish all claim to
the cause of the trouble. About fifty
clearly the cleyerest boxer, but after a
few spirited rounds sprained an ankle and
had to give up the fight. No arrests have
been made
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22

more surprised at the tenor of the letter,
supposed to have been written by her and
published in this mornings Call.
LAS l stated last evening to a reporter,
who called on me and showed me what
purported to be a copy of letter from
Mime. Montague to some person not
named. / cannot believe that Nine. Mon
tague is the author of that letter. If so,
she must be insane or worse"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
Death Results From a Fall.

OAKLAND, Feb. PIP. F. Riley Of 61l
Ninth street died at the East Bay SAM
sustained by falling on the sidewalk last
Thursday. Although his arm was broken
in addition to his other injuries, he had
no medical attention until last Sunday,
when he was removed to the hospital. De-
ceased was 60 years of age, an old resi-
dent and has relatives in the East.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
GAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco
Call, corner OF Market and Third streets. open
until l2 o clock every night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $50 o'clock
2s7 Hayes street; open until $3.50 o'clock.
s21 McAllister street; open until $50 O'Clock.
6l6 Larkin street; open until $3.50 O'Clock.
1874 Mission street; open until 10 o'clock
until o. clock.
100 Eleventh street; open until o'clock:
1896 Mission street: open until 3 O'Clock
NV. corner OF Twenty-second and KENTUCKY
SIT omen until o'clock.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
Builders, Contracts.

William Ehrenpfort (owner) to R. ]. Pavert
(contractor), architect Charles NJ Rousseau:
brick building (store and haIp on Sc line Of
Mission street, 237:21z SW of Third, SW So by
100; s4197.
Fritz E. Maring (owner) with A. F He'll
muth contractor and architect); brick and car
penter work. glazing. timing. plastertng. paint
ing and plumbing for a history frame cottage
with basement lot 49, block g. subdivision
No. l, Castro-street Addition s1572.
NJ. A. Gunst & Co. (owners) with S. Levi
CONTRACTOR architect z. A. Hermann car
penter and cabinet work of every description,
except mason and marble work and gas fix
lures, to a 4-story and basement brick and
frame structure at the intersection of Ellis and
Market streets, W 1868, 18TH, NE 1910;
1929.
Thomas W. Fisher (owner) with George Wes-
mann (contractor), architect none; all work.
cept grading and brickwork for two 2-story
frame structures (6 fats on SW corner of Fiji
teenth and Noe streets, 90 by W no; sS0S0
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
Banquet to the Eighth California.

OAKLAND, Feb. 21-Company A, Vet
eran Reserve. rendered banquet and re-
ception tonight to Company f, Eighth
California Volunteers, which was recent
ly mustered out of service. Loring Hall
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
Elks Banquet Warde and James.

OAKLAND, Feb. 21.-Oakland Lodge Of
Elks gave a banquet tonight in honor of
their brothers, Frederick Warde and
Louis James. The banquet was largely
attended and was held after the cele-
brated actors had played "Othello" to one
of the largest houses ever seen in Oak
land
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
u. c. Versus Alumni.

BERKELEY, Feb. N.-The University
of California baseball team will play a
match game tomorrow afternoon with
the university alumni. The game will be-
gin at 2:30 o'clock upon the college dia-
mond The sides Will be as follows:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
THAT
THEY CANNOT
SPEND coin
Candidates Object to
the Limit.
TOO LITTLE FOR PICTURES
REPUBLICANS TO BE ACTIVE
FOR TWO WEEKS.
John L. Davie to Make His First
Speech on Thursday Evening.
Doing Much on Small
Outlay.
PICTURES IT WAS ALL AN ACCIDENT
REPUBLICANS TO BE ACTIVE
FOR TWO WEEKS.

Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
90s Broadway, Feb. 81.
The greatest obstacle against which
candidates have to contend is the purity
of election law. There is disposition
among the army of candidates for city
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22

He says he was S. short in his collections
and told his fairy tale to cover the short
age.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
Makes a Confession.

OAKLAND, Feb 21-J. Smith, whose
true name is Fred Jones, confessed to-day
that his story Of being held up in the City
Prison by an alleged detective was false.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Hibernia Savings and Loan Society to Ed
Wa %arT Black lot on % Inc OF Eaay s5 SfTee'
Lawrence Flanagan to Annie Flanagan. lot
on w line Of Harrison street. 200 N OF Twenty
John and Ella Anderson (by Jonathan An
derson, attorney to Henry NJ. Jensen. lot on
line Of Jersey street. 225 W OF Noe w 20 by
Resell Harvey to Peter Harvey. lot on sW
corner of Twenty-hfth and Castro streets. W
James and Ellen F. Kelly to Giuseppe Camil;
loni, lot W line of Vincent street. 7I:o N
of Green, N 20 by W 1919; $40.
Catherine Haley to P. W. Cahill orustees for
PANEL n. MGhas and
Solomon and Dora Getz to charlGtt t. r. E;
Nineteenth avenue. 172 N of California street.
N 26 by w 12o; SO
George and Marie e. Tourney to Thomas L.
Henderson. lot on Sc corner Of California
street and Seventh avenue. 100 by e l2O; $40.
twfe Of savarin , lot 2ss. Heynan Tract; SO.
Samuel Davis to Charles A. A, Gebnardt. lot
on N line Of Silver avenue. $50 OF Congdon
street. w 80 by no, lot 20, block 3. College
Armanthus A. and Hannah s. Geer to Jessie
NJ Geer, lots 2, 20, 81 and 2e, block bbS, Bay
Park Homestead Association; gift
Matte F. and James T. Jones to James e;
street sw 100. W IS. NE 100. thence at right
angles rs to beginning, South San Francisco
Homestead and Railroad Association; warranty
deed; 81.
Alameda County.
Huldah H. Sawyer to Philena Perkins. LOT
on corner of East Eleventh street and
Eighth avenue, NE $50 by Sc 100. being lots
to l. block a. Clinton East Oakland; also Us
acres being lot s. in plat D, Piedmont Park,
Oakland Township also property In santa bar
bara: $40.
Michael NJ Mclaughlin to Edward McLaugh-
lin. lot s. block AZ, in Tract 4o6, Oakland; glit'
Same to Martha J. OBrien wife of Michae);
lot 6, block AZ, lands of Oakland Point Railroad
Ferry Landing. Oakland; gift.
Ives and Julia A. Scovile to Frank Scovlile.
lot on n line OF Atlantic street, 2S0:1l1 w OF
Pine, w rs by N 100:74., being lot 20, block 49,
lands Of Oakland Point Ferry Landing, oak
land: gift.
lire of B street Sc W of Hannah, w % by .
100, being lot D, block 1874 map OF B-street sub
division of Watts Tract, Oakland; $40
San Francisco Savings Union TO Mlliaro r
Hudson, lot on E line Of Lake Shore avenue,
III N of Athol avenue, N 40 by e 151. So, being
the half of lot T. block A, Peralta Heights;
East Oakland $780,
John j. and A K. North to Karoline Muller.
lots IL to It, block F. New Town OF Lynn,
East Oakland; s415.
Mountain View Cemetery Association TO
Horace r. HUE. lot 24s in plat z. Mountain
View Cemetery Oakland Township; SIS.
Samuel and Emma F. Haywood TO Alvlnia
CHASER, lot on w line of Sixth street, Il S OF
Delaware, w As by S 100, block rs. Tract b,
Berkeley Land and Town Improvement Asso-
citation. Berkeley; 80.
Samson and Fannie Ringolsky TO Isaac Cohen.
lots 1 to 9, IS to Al block A; lots to 10, block
c, Everett Tract, Brooklyn Township; So
Lucien and Mary Simon to Bernard Schmaltz,
lot on z line of Dimond avenue, 725 of Hop
kins street so by E 140, being lot 49, block
B. Dimond Tract. Brooklyn Township; $3.50.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22

A California girl tells how she
tried to break the Bank at Monte
Carlo, In next Sundays Call.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GRAND HOTEL.
e X Smart, Dutch Flat r Griffin San Jose
Well. Sacto Kemp. Redding
L Gates. Folsom G Shaefer. Los Ang
{ S Spauldng, Malfld G Mosher, Rochestr
W Pitcher, Los An c L Hoska Tacoma
Il Ely, n Y W W Middlecoff, Stock
Rhine Clayton " G Butermann. Ind
Fibush. Oakland " NJ Earle, Palo Alto
D H Bell. N Y W J McNulty. Fresno
Bercich, Cal J Morse, Motaye
W F Hurd, Denver ghas Belknap. NJ Isl
W Lehman. Denver c ] Selwyn
{ K woodruff n 7 Miss " 3 Coffern. Chg
A H Habbie VT, Kank r Allored. France
Benson & W.T. Portld r Folner, Phila
R Kenhart. VT, Yreka 8 F Britton, VT. Jer O
White, Chicago c Gray. Oroville
: L Gutheil, Seattle D Andrews, Los An
D Isaacs Philadel Robinson, Sacto
Beidler, VT, Chgo Blakmore, Seattle
H Hodg6in. Fresno Geo E Trooly VT.
D Flint Sacto Vancouver B
Mr. Murray & VT, scotd Miss Geo Angus. Vic
NJ Michael, Woodland Miss H Workman, Vic
G D Dorwin. Cal H A Rhodes & WI. Tao
II Brown. Napa G Palmleaf Seattle
MISS MISS HrGS T TaRa wheeIer Nevada eas[0
PALACE HOTEL.
G Goodman & y, ] Hartenbowers, Ia
Napa ] Smith, Clinton
P Adair Chicago L Jepson N Y
J W Keogh. Ind Van Zandt. Chicago
w Logue. N Y J Fairchild. L Ang
] K Armsby & W, Chg L Bill. N
Miss Dakin. Chicago w Thornton, n
Weise, Cal T Fife, Vancouver
F Calmer, Cal Cheney. Iowa
J S Schussdorph. Cal Mrs Cheney. Ia
w o Craig Phila Mira Guethen, Ia
l. c Lawton Chicago G Nixen, Nevada
DR. W G Hinkle & W. NJ F Tyler, Conn
Cal Mrs NJ Tyler. Conn
L Wackman, Cal VOORHEES,. Cal
J Dunphy, Cal DIR ] Stepp. U
] Welles, Tucson Tr Z G Parker, } "
L NJ Merrill Mont G Pearson ~, Kan
II w Meyers, Salem Maytham, Cal
w Davidson, Can T Hart.
w Harris, Rossland C. n Sterry. L Ang
c F Street & w. y VI Cudahy Chgo
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
NJ Root San Jose j Negbaur, Seattle
NJ Morris & w. Crockett 2 Negbaur, Seattle
Prtchard, Fresno G Ludt & W, Seattle
b Watson MERGED Rodman, New York
= Mcdonald. Los Ang 2 Austin & w, Fresno
: Sayre Stockton n Bagler, San Jose
A Grant Australia c West, Portland
II II Horton & w Wash " Wagner, Ukiah
Arnold & W, Seattle
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
Positions.

"Keith's." Come one. come all.
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DIVIDEND NOTICLS.


Notice-Dividend No. 90 nfty
cents per ehare) of the Oceanic Steamenip
Company will be payable at the office OF the
company, 927 Market St. on and arter WELL
NESDAY, March ], 1899.
Transfer books will close on THURSDAY.
February 2s 1899 at 3 o. clock p m.
e II. SHELDON, Secretary
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-01-28

cation. upon such applicant filing a
bond payable to such city, village or
town. with at least two sureties. to be
approved by the Mayor. Board of Trus-
tees or Board of Supervisors. in the
sum of one thousand dollars. condition
ed that the person. firm or corporation
receiving such license shall faithfully
observe and obey all laws of the State
of Illinois and the ordinances of any
city. and all rules and regulations of
any village or town. or which may here
after he passed with reference to ci-
garettes and the sale thereof; provided.
however, that nothing herein contained
shall be held to authorize the sale of
cigarettes containing opium, morphine,
jimpson weed, belladonnn. glycerine,
camphor or sugar. AMI no such cigar.
cite shall be sold or offered for sale IN
this State by any persons having been
granted a license. unless the same shall
have first been Analysed under the d.
rcctiOn of the State Board of Health
and record of such analysis shall bt
made and Kept In their Office for the
inspection Of the public: and that M
cigarettes shall he placed upon sal,
within this State unless the same shall
have imprinted on each and ever,
package thereof the words: "Pure ant
without drugs--State Board of Healtl,
State Of Illinois," together with thci
signatures ana the seal of the state.
Sec. .. Any person who shall offer OF
expose for sale any tobacco havin.
with 1t. or with which paper for til,
rolling or manufacture of cigarettes /,
given away. or any person offering ol
exposing for sale cigarette papers OF
giving them away with such tObacc,
or without such tobacco. shall pay m
annual license fee of one hundred dol
lars: ana any person who shall not frs
have obtained such license shall b,
fined not less than so and not NOR,
than two hundred dollars for each ant
every offense. or by imprisonment II
the county jail or brldewell not les,
than ten days and not more than ri,
months.
Sec. 3. The annual license fec TO
any person. firm or corporation sellin,
or Offering for sale any cigarettes shal
he five hundred dollars.
Sec. 4. Every license so granted shal
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be for the term Of one year. and shall
begin on the first day Of May. Such
license may be issued for the uneX-
pired portion Of year, upon filing the
bond fixed by this act and proof fur.
nished that the applicant was not
liable for selling cigarettes without
such license, nor were any cigarettes
sold ut the place Of business without a
license prior to date fixed in his, their
or Its application.
Sec. :. Any license so granted may
he revoked upon written notice by the
Mayor, Board of Trustees, or Board of
Supervisors whenever II shall appear
to his or their satisfaction that any
party having received such permit
shall have violated any provisions OF
the laws OF the State Of Illinois. or any
ordinance Of the city, or rules or regu.
latiOns Of any village or town relating
to cigarettes or the sale thereof. or any
condition OF the bond aforesaid.
Sec. u. All persons who shall receive
license under this act for the sale of
cigarettes shall Immediately cause to
be and remain posted in some con-
spicuOus part of the room, or place
where the cigarettes are sold or eX-
posed for sale, his or their license.
Sec. 7. Any person who shall so re-
celve such license, ana who shall not
cause such license to be ana keep the
same posted as required In the preced-
ing section, or who, not being first
granted such license, shall cause such
license or allow any paper or document
purpOrting to be a license for the sale
of cigarettes 10 he or remain posted as
aforesaid, shall, on conviction, he fined
In sum not exceeding one thousand
dollars, or be confined In the County
Jail until such fine and costs are paid.
Sec. s. 1t shall be the duty of the
Commissioner Of Health of any city,
or any Sheriff or Constable of n vii.
lage or town, and they are hereby
authorized to inspect aud examine all
places where cigarettes are permitted
to be sold within the State Of Illinois,
with 0 view OF ascertaining whether
the laws Of the State of Illinois, and
the ordinance of the city and rules and
regulations of such village or town In
relation to the sale of cigarettes, are
being complied with at such places,
and whether each and every package
Of cigarettes so offered for sale has
stamped on them pure ana without
drugs-State Board Of Health, State of
Illinois," And 1t shall be his duty to
cause all such laws and ordinances to