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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-06
YELLOW CARS WILL BE
AN IMPORTANT FACTOR
TRANSIT COMPANY TO AID THE
LIBRARY SITE FUND.
Many Surprise Contributions Attend
Closing Days of Ebell Ladies'
Worthy Public Mission.
Oakland omce San Francisco Call.

Oakland Office San Francisco Call.
s08 Broadway. Dec. s.
The yellow cars of the Oakland Transit
Company will play an important factor
next Saturday in the Ebell ladies' worthy
mission of raising $4,000 for the Oakland
library site fund. Manager Kelley Of tho
Transit Company to-day, in brief note,
informed Mrs. r. p. Gleason. president Of
the Ebell Society, that he has notified the
Postmaster and Chief OF Police and all
the employees of the company OF the So
ciety's acceptance Of Saturday next as
ceipts on all the car lines of the Transit
Company will be donated 10 the library
site fund.
The closing days of the Ebell canvass
are attended with many agreeable sur
prises. One of these occurred to-day
when s., sent all the way from Honolulu
by c. II. kluegel, was received. A pa
thetic yet laudable incident also was the
visit to-day of a very aged man at the
Ebell rooms, who declared that he wanted
TO offer his mite to the worthy cause by
contributing 10 cents.
The following pledges were also receiv-
ed to-day and added to the list previously
acknowledged OF S1l51 75: Pacific Press
Publishing Company Crowded the Grove
George w. ornin. $40; F. l.. Button, 81 80:
J. B. Merritt, So; Mrs. Josiah p. Ames,
$40; James H. Ames. $40; E. A. Young. s..
To-day's cash receipts We're as follows:
Previously acknowledged. s9957 45: 7. Dor
gan, 81; friend, 25 cents: Peralta School.
81; Miss Phoebe Smith, 81; G.. F. Allardt,
S. c. II. Kluegel Qaonolulu), s.; F. Klue-
gel, 10 cents; Mrs. George Hammer. 50;
Mrs. Edwin Goodall, $50; Mrs. Albert
Brown, IS: A. Kendall, $50; NJ. w. Smith.
81: widows mite. 70 cents; Hook Bros. &
Co, SO: Mrs George ri. Wheaton, IS: S.
w Condor. 80 cents; Mrs. f. j. Barber.
50: Fred E. Knowles. $50; Mrs. J. D. Ark-
son. 81 so; friend, 81.
Children's list. Helen Stone, Is cents
and Irene Farrell. 30 cents.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
NORTH PACIFIC C0ASy RAILROAD.
Wis 0oszsstitD Ferry.
Commencing October !. lss,

Commencing October ]. 1883.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS-T:oo. $40. u:oo o. m: s1:sE
EXTRA TRIPS-For NH Valley and San Ra-
rasl. on Mondays, Wednesds-s and Saturdays
sUNDAYs--'s:6o. 1000. 'iisso q m: .1.3
b:i5 s4:45, $780, 800 p. NJ
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANcrsco
WEEK DAYs-s:2s. 's;a5. 7:4s. $50 a N.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays Wednesdays ana
stsHfS6fysY ssITS6yxYsNso g s.S ans sdO 1S;ls oc m ,x
s1ilo, 's:l5. 4:45, $3.50 p, m.
FROM ni MILL VALLEY TO . SAN V FRHNcisc;o RHNs1csis;
WEEK DAYs-5:45, e;G. 7:t5. s:B a IA. \
H:35, ASS. Si5 5:20 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays ana
Saturdays at 100 and 1920 p. m
sUNDAYs-s;o6. lo:o6 a m; la:o5. AIS. IN
500. 6:B ..
THROUGH TRAINS.
t:oo O. m. week days-Cazadero and way N tfons,
$40 .. m. Saturdsys-Tomales and way stations'
800 q m sundays-Tomales and way statians
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BORN.
MARRIED.

DAvITT-wooD-In this city. December s..
1899. by the Rev. John A. B. Wilson. James
Ralph Davitt and Lena Wood. both OF San
Francisco.
FOSTER-GRUWELL-I this city. November
2s. 1899. by the Rev. John Stephens, Joseph
Z. Foster OF San Leandro and Maude n. Cru
well OF Stockton.
KOHLER-JOELL-In San Rafael. Albert h
Kohler and Birdie JOEL. both OF San Fran
cisco.
ROSS-CONNELL-In this city. December !.
1889. by the Rev. Father Hannigan, John n.
Ross and Nettie J. Connell. both OF San
Francisco.
SIMMONS-HAY-In this city. December g..
1888. by the Rev. DR.. John A. 3. Wilson.
Samuel Darrow Simmons Jr. and Rose Marie
Hay, both OF San Francisco.
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For. More Oakland See Page Thirteen.
SPAT ON THE SIDEWALK
AND WAS ARRESTED
j. L. Ramsner Taken Into Custody
for Violating a Municipal Ordi-

Chief Lees says he has concluded to put
stop to expectorating on the sidewalks Of
this city. The frequent complaints received
from citizens who complain that the mu-
nicipal ordinance is not being enforced
has led the head OF the department to is
sue orders to Captains Spillane, Whitman
and Gillen TO notify the men to arrest
any man they see using the sidewalks
for cuspidor.
Captain Spillanes lecture to his squad
on the Importance Of eradicating the evil
bore fruit last night, when officers Thorn
as Murphy and ]. 9. Laws arrested J.. I.
lis, an ironmolder, for the offense.
1t is the intention OF the police to press
the charge, In the hope that II an exam
ton Of the ordinance will be stopped.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth. marrige and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either OF the publication Offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence OF per
sons authorized 10 have the same published.
BORN.
BLOCH-In this city December 8. 1888, 70 the
wife OF 4. !. Bloch. a daughter.
DE VEUVE-In this city. December L. 1883. 10
the wife OF p. A. de Neuve. a daughter.
BYRNE-In Marysville. December 5. 1889. 70
the wife OF Callaghan Byrne. a son.
ZENTNER-In this city December J, 1883. 20
the wife OF J. Zentner. a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
Henry F. Hubbard and Martha J. Pumyea- 81 ~
Antonio Satariano and Teresa Mamma. .SO-ls
James r. McDavitt- and Lena NJ Wood. ~ -2s
Antonio Fantina and Mnrgherita Jort. ~
John ]. Mccarthy and Johanna Sullivan .2s-2 22
Reuben J. GRAY and MARY E Harkins. :. 24-24
Herman Paine and Jennie c Buchanan. 81 p
Dolph Bell and Jennie Mcdaniel. l........-...3e-25 -
Charles O. Rabe and Mary Friex........... 81 81
Herman Fsaac and Eda Brod ..............2e-2 o. -2l
Samuel d Simmons Jr and Rose NJ Hay. l-l9
DennIs Quill and Theresa Ainsbro. 81 %
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PRESBYTERIAN JUBILEE.
Preparations Under Way to Celebrate
the Founding Of the Church on
This Coast.

Presbyterians living around the bay are
planning to celebrate the semi-centennial
of the founding of their church on the
coast by holding a grand jubilee. It is
purposed that the services shall cover two
or three days and be on a scale large
enough TO fittingly commemorate the
event, A rumor IS current that the mod.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-06
.EAL EsTATE-CITY-FoR SALE.

REAL ESTATE-CITY-Fo SALE.
AUCTION OF INVESTMENT. RESIDENCE
AND UNlMPRONED PROPERTY.
At sALEsROOM MONTGOMERY ST
MONDAY, DECEMBER IL, lSss
Al J. o'clock Noon.
A LAYER ESTATE
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Park ave. Sc. line. 175 feet NE. city Hall
ave. lot 25xioo. subject 20 confirmation by the
ELLEN MCNAMARA ESTATE.
EXECUTORS SALE.
Ne. cor. Green ana Montgomery sts.; old
rnation nv The court - 0'-'''
MARGARET HOLIDAY ESTATE.
EAECrToRS SALE.
No. ].
So cor. HAiEht and Steiner sts.: s-story
building On corner contains store. with concrete
hasement and upper doors Of rooms, bath;
ct rooms, bath, each. rents $40 per month
l7t 5e.2x72.
..2 2 F@!fth @ St. sw. Inc. bet. HowaEa and Fol
50 per month, lot 25XSo.
No. 3
'TS Market ST. Sc. lino. adjacent 20 Junction
~ Market and Valencia SITS stores and nai
az rooCns. with houses in rear Of and
r,oInt each: lot SS.l%Nl25, running through &c
WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.
lss5. iss7. 1889 and 1851 McAnister ct. near
scott oay-window fats az and rooms and
t.on. cement walk. and street accepted. lot BOX
WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.
- LLOYD st. near Waller and Devisadero;
tay-~lndow fats of rooms and bath each
Ients $50 ter. month; brick foundation. etc.
ttfeet AcceffeQs lot 25Nl10.
MISSION RESIDENCE.
ls' suerTeso St W: side. near Twentieth
nay WINDOW house az 10 rooms and bath: newly
renovated; street accepted: lot 50Nlc5
REFEREE SALE ~ PARTITION.
ne following properties. by order OF J. c
Cullin. Martin Stevens and John s Rolls ref.
srees. Maurice /. Asher, attorney for referees
No. l.
sW. cor. sansome and Greenwich sts.: old
improvements rent $50 Per month: LOT IS sxis7 6
No. g.
2ls. 20 and 222 Lexington ave. Stevenson st).
houses 81 { rooms and bath each; rents 'Sl
No. g.
Lots Is. IS 20. p. q. a, q. a. ~ ana IS IN
ton; lots 25xi2o each.
Lots LaaA5s q. q. ie n. Is. as. 81. IS,
.n block of Garden Tract Homestead Associa-
Lots 70 -. both inclusive. IN block OF Gar
den Tract Homestead Association.
No. G.
cf block on y cor OF san Bruno and Paul
0ves Sc. l52 a. SW q NV es.il.. y 81 81.
IA block :. Garden Tract Homestead AssociA-
ton.
No. :.
Lot a The town OF calpelA Mendocino coun-
-. EN. cor Jackson and Second sts., IN block
= lct 21oNc15. frontares
40. 6
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
12si Park ave q, bet san Jose and San Anto-
Mo aKes., Alameda. house of rooms and bath:
rent 50 per month. lot 50Kl2e.4.
40. 9.
AL o. Section So 30 Township South Range
q East Mount Dlablo base and meridian con-
toining 640 acres. more less all situate partly
~ The county of MADEIRA and partly In the
county Cf Fresno
or further particulars apply at our office.
y. H. LMBSEN a. CO. Auctioneers
"a M1ufgnfr1prv -
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL


z B seixas. n G White sacto
r II Meyers. Hanford Miss White, sacto
3 Williams & W. Cal T Henessy, Chgo
DR. Makenson & W. Cal II Hastings Sacto
J Fisher, Vista J A Chase Cal
Kearney. Vista c France. Salinas
NJ spurrier Stkton Miss " f PalmtaT Ca
A Mcdonald. stktn Miss Knox sasto "a
Miss y Ping. Eldridge 4 Hebron. salinas
N Forgee: Cal J Deyendortt. Jos,
III Dunno & w, spokl j Larson. Lodi
w Maltby & ch. Mrs W II wasset. usA
Concord W Thomas, Ukiah
y jackson. Suisunl ID Flanagan Reno
W MoNulty. Fresno y Wenth & W. Ca
A @ Wishon. Nisalia II Hibbard, Cal
= McHenry & w,lo Neal & W. Cal
Sacto NJ Orr, Stockton
A Dewey. Wash z Houskin & W, Ca
Mrs w west Cal y Dempster Neb
A McIntire. sacto W Lean, Cal
J Pigg. windsor c Calvin, Reddinx
W w Black. Hollsterl w II sollerberg. sactc
Mrs F NJ Buck. Cal 3 Hall. sacto
PALACE HOTEL
J Rosene, Chicago w n Armstrong. Hon
J \ swanzy & W. c 4 Hofrheimer. Obi,
Honolulu G Moore III
w Dashwood Londn F z Flattery. De.ro,,
z A Beus. New York Nine Cornille Paris
w W Foote Oakland Mile Corniile Paris
F w Henshaw. Oaklnd r Burdstte W. Ca
A " Kelly Cal kongbottom. N
w Gordon & W. Or A Cutter Fresno
F Kelley. Seattle Or W E Hubhes. Pa
Dobblestein. Cal NJ Thompson, I, Ans
c NJ Hunter g. W, Cal T Flint Jr San Juan
] Garben W. Cal @ z Worth N York
II NJ Andrews, Chicago w Babcock & W. ca
Miss A Wilson. s Lake ]. NJ Jones' n York
l. L Rowe. Berkeley NJ Green, Chicago
r w Anderson, Homo Mrs J Hawley Chi,
lulu q Gage. San Mateo
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Carlson. Vallejo w F cummins Mont
Young. Portland l. w Benner, Chico
Mayfold. y b Stockton & w n |
L McGinley. San Jose IT Jensen. Vallejo
IL Wilbar. Fresno e Bartlett Portland
A L Hall. Ukiah w Butler, New York
c Behn. Columbia g Moran Chicago
w II Cleary. San Jose y Il Freeman q W. I,o,
X w Klaak. Mont Angeles
A w Macarthur. Vallejo Mrs II Smith, Sacto
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-06
ADVERTISEMENTS
ADVERTISEMENTS

FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.
$500 CASH. 81 20 monthly will buy a lovely
hQne. modern house Of rooms. bath pantry
closets sanitary plumbing; large lot: best
neighborhood; lovely surroundings: cars pass
the door. severed. street work all done: city
water; climate the best; price. all told, 5000:
let us show you this home: Will consider ax-
change. II. u JONES owner l55 Seventh
81. near cor. Broadway. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-06

c Carlson. Vallejo
c b Young. Portland
i c Mayfold. n Y
L McGinley. San Jose
II Wilbar. Fresno
A l. Hall. Ukiah
J G Behn. Columbia
w II Cleary. San Jose
X w Klaak. Mont
A w Macarthur. Vallejo
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-06

W.5oo-s New elegant modern fats OF g. and S
rooms and bath: on Central ave: lot
-.1ls1s feet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-12
WANTS TO SEE 1T PASS
j. ID. Caldwell Says VIII Reduce As
SCISSORS from 30 to g.

To the Editor of the Eagle.
If the legislature will pass house bill
No. % it viii reduce the number of as
SCISSORS in Sedgwick county from thirty to
three; property will be assessed at its cash
value; it will show a property valuation
of SIS, 100000, instead of 81, 5000 000 it will
change the present rate of taxation from
3 per cent to per or less; it will add to the
list of personal property taxpayers in the
county at least 1900 names By adding
a section, requiring the owner or holder
Of every note, due bill, or evidence of in
debtedness of whatever character, TO pre-
sent to the assessor such note due bill
or evidence of Indebtedness for entry on
the assessors roll, who shall mark on the
back of such note:2 This note of 81. 900.
No. l, entered for assessment by John
Doe, this February 10, 1S99.-Richard Roe,
assessor" Any note due bill, or evidence
Of indebtedness not having the said in
dorsement by the assessor for each year
said such note is to run is hereby void, and
no action can be brougt for its recovery.
Require the owner or holder of judgments
to make list of the same. giving court in
which rendered. title. docket number. and
amount Of Judgment and file the same
with the assessor, who shall attach the
same to and make it part of his personal
property statement for the year A failure
to so list said judgment for assessment
shall render them void.
If this legislature does not pass this bill.
or a similar one. I hereby announce my
self a candidate two years hence. Re
spectfu,ly, I'D. CALDWELL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-12
TO GO TO WOODWARD
Wichita to send Delegations to the
Annual Convention.

A large delegation is expected to go from
Wichita to the Oklahoma annual livestock
convention. to be held at Woodward Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday. Messrs.
William NJ Paugh and Ed Healy, of the
Stock Exchange, are on the proSEm, as
are also Mr.. George P. Dold, Superintend-
ent Dulaney and the stock editor of the
Eagle. Besides these interested parties,
there will be representations from the
Commercial, club and other organizations,
besides several small parties who go for
the pleasure and profit of such an impor-
tant meeting. Some of them will leave
Monday night and anOther party Tuesday
morning. Among the latter groups will
be u party who are to take part on the
assigned program: Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Wallace, Miss Kathryn Monahan, Mr. Fred
Dold and c. E. Bigelow. But for the
severe weather much larger representa-
ton from Wichita would have been made,
and as it is the livestock market right at
the gateway of the sister territory will be
well represented. 1t promises to be the
most successful of all previous annual
at Woodward, and Secretary
Bolton deserves great credit for his enter
prise. Mr.. L. R. Dulaney will have charge
OF one large party coming from several
points and leaving all together from Which,
i'm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-12
SCENES BEHIND THE STAGE
Lawyer, Actor and Police All Take a
Hand.

A poorly managed opera company. a
clustering manager, an unexpected gar
nishment were the side attractions at the
Crawford opera house last night, which
eliminated in scathing rebuke by the
leading lady, surrounded by her 'child-
ren," in the last act.
The primary cause for this unusual side
play may be attributed to the irony of
fate, which has vigorously pursued the
Dorothy Morton Opera company for some
time, in their vain endeavor to find paying
audiences and evade a note that they had
had given to one John Dowden of Lincoln,
Neb., for money loaned to enable them to
reach the next town.
The company was billed for benefit per-
Torrance at the Crawford last night, in
favor of the Benevolent Order of Elks. and
On account of the order was literally pat
ronized. As the show was about to begin
the manager demanded his share of the
receipts. and not meeting with immediate
attention proceeded to laden the orderly
precincts of Manager MARKINGS office with
sulphuric adjectives, and declared that the
performance would not begin unless i'm
mediate settlement was made. Thereupon
Hon. Sam Amidon, who happened to be
present, entered upon the scene, and in the
anne of the Beevolent Order of EIks and
the state of Kansas, both of which bodies
he is a member, demanded an immediate
fulfillment of the contract, at a penalty
of having their belongings attached, for
breach Of promise, whereupon the first act
began. while the clustering manager, I'M
known to few, was being led captive TO
the city jail by Officer Kline and compelled
to give bail in the substance Of his watch
and chain and other jewelry.
Everything went smoothly in the first
act, the performers little thinking of the
fatal stab fate had in store for them
and which appeared in the form of gar
nishment against the Dorothy Morton
Opera company by the aforesaid John
Dowden. Manager Martling was in his
Office counting the receipts with the trea-
surer of the company when the notice was
served, and at once notified the company.
who were now waiting for the second act.
With one accord they declared the show
was at an end so far as they were con-
cerned, but the commanding eloquence Of
Samuel Amidon was again pressed into
service with the desired result and the
company, much against their will. pro.
ceeded with the second act. and continued
the play through, in a very abbreviated
manner.
At the conclusion of the performance,
before the curtain dropped, Miss Morton
announced that she had a Few remarks to
make, which would vindicate the company
Of any intention to lay down" And with
the members OF her company grouped
around her, she commenced a vituperate
TRADE against the 'inhuman villain and
wretch" who had bounded the company
with the garnishment- She was aided in
her anger by the heavy villain, Herbert
Wilkes, who stood in dramatic fashion.
with arms folded. and uttered his-EecuIar
"Amens-" Miss Morton referred 70 the
company as her children" and after Civ
ing full vent 70 her feelings The curtain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-12
SENDS IN COMM NlCATION
Chief Clerk Reed Wants to see Fair
PInV

i see that the Ea gle, in giving an ac-
count Of the recent capture of those ten
postoftice robbers at Fort Reno. Indian
Territory, gave all the credit TO the deputy
United States marshals.' said Chief Clerk
Clyde NJ. Reed Of the railway mail service.
yesterday. This, Of course. was not the
fault of the Eagle. but 1 happen to know
something about that case, and I am sure
your FL Reno correspondent has been i'm
posed upon by the men who were hunting
for glory.
The real credit for the big capture be-
-ongs to Postoffice Inspectors Beebe and
Stice. The only work performed by the
deputy marshals was to serve the war
rants after Beeoe and Sire had sworn to
them and placed them in the narshals
hands
The two inspectors commenced work on
the case the second day Of February.
They sent sundry articles through the
mails for the purpose OF capturing the
thieves. ana when the stage driver was ar
rested be was wearing a pair OF gloves
belonging to. Inspector Slice. am told
that during this time the nearest marshal
was just forty miles from the place Of
operation.
OF course the matter is only trihe.
as Beebe and Stice both get the credit in
the department where it viii do them the
most good. but each one OF them has q
host Of friends in Kansas who Will be glad
to know Of their brilliant work. Reebe
is an old inspector, well known about
Wichita, while Stice was recently anpoint-
&C from Kansas. and this was his first big
case Therefore do not like 10 see credit
which belongs wholly 10 them 90 10 some
one who does not deserve il"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-12

was allowed to drop and the fasco was at
an end.
The extreme cold weather interfered Sc
riously with the promised success of the
Elks' benefit performance of the Dorothy
Morton Opera company at the Crawford
Grand yesterday afternoon ana evening.
Financially it was a success, owing to the
popularity of the Elks lodge and their
hustling abilities, but not one-half who
had bought tickets attended, owing TO the
extreme cold.
The company presented 'Girofa-Girafa"
al the matinee and THE Beggar Student"
at night. Both performances were much
n;arred by the inability of Miss Morton
and other members of the company to sing.
being afflicted with severe hoarseness and
sickness. This would not have been so
much noticed had it not been for the long
waits before the performance began. and
again for the second acts, owing to trouble
regarding some matters with the manager
of the company.
THE Beggar Student was presented In
a fair manner. The audience were prob
ably disappointed in the performance. as
they had expected something very fine.
Miss Morton could not do herself Justice,
owing TO a severe cold, which prevented
her from singing at all. Mr.. Wilke, the
baritone. as the prince. was a disappont-
ment. but the tenor. Mr.. Edward Webb.
was very good indeed. he, too. was
troubled with a cold, but succeeded in
singing his numbers very creditably in
deed He is also a graceful actor Nj
Webb is popular in Wichita having ap-
peared here severa, times in opera. the
last time being with the Corinne Opera
company. Count Orlandorf also did some
good work Miss Annice Leichester. as
Bronisiava. was exceedingly clever. and
both her singing and acting was very &C
ceptable. The chorus work was good con-
sidering the size Of the company. and did
some good ensemble work. The costum-
ing of the company was gorgeous. All the
costumes were new. elaborate and as pref
y as have ever been seen with any opera
company that has appeared in Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-12
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