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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
SALT LAKE WINS
FROM OGDEN CITY
Cricketers Play Two Innings
Game on Tabernacle Square.
MORRIS BATS FAULTLEsSLY.
scores % aud 10 Not out Pine How'll
ing by Davisi Nine wickots
for Right Runs.

Several hundred people assembled on
tha ogden tabernacle square yesterday
and witnessed the cricket match be-
tasou the home eleven and the invnd-
irs team OF salt Gnkeru The ogden
cfskoters mot defeat at the hands OF
d. pilgrims from the south by the big
margin of % runs. This result wna d.
rstUy brought about by the superb
bowling OF Davies In the FIRST Innings.
who captured nine vickcts-oight clean
bonIed AMI one ieg before wickct-for
ray.n runa or less than one run per
wicket The feature Of the batting was
Morris cleanly compiled q In the Hcc-
oHI Innings and 10 not out IN tho first.
Morris is O. pretty bat. with plenty Of
style and he keeps the BAN down In
god shape.
Trou Can't. Hayward ~ the Salt Lake
team winning the toss he elected tp 30
So nrHt. The wicket played fast aud
truU. and the visitors. being accustomed
10 10 turf pitch did not show up to any
dazzling extent. Hayward 90, Curpcn-
Ger uD and Morris uol being the only
ones % reach double figures. ogden
then took the bat ami muurnful pro-
G sion headed for the wickotu. Six m n
captured the much hbhorod ducks
yaH.' The only man who seemed To De
able 90 stand against Davies swift de-
uyHfIrs being old wur-hprHs Huddru-
ham. and even he treated them with the
tHHuoct due 90 "ahoOterH.' Mr. Extras
respect due 60 shooters" AIR"
Extras made second best score for pE-
don. who were oil dismissed FOR tho
total OF 20. Al hands then adjourned
80 lunch aud "inclderinls' in generous
TN mugs. Tho SECOND Inning was mark
"a boy tho fuulucHs play Of Morris. who
dIl not give chance uutN hg hui
scored a.. tho catch was promptly uc-
rHptel by Hays amid ogden iuullHtluu.
Hayward unfortunately hlt biz wicko.
rUHr Dc had complied n vigorous 10 and
fH.nc1 10 be- oct Tor the day. Five ul
tha salt Lake mon failed to score and
Che Innings closed Tor 20 ogden ln Tho
fsUIrI iuuiur farnd tho bowling Of
Saunders and Young and succeeded in
uH.rr their total 10 ton above the
former score. Unddonhlm was caught
before he had been long nc The wlckrt.
HAYES made top score compiling clean
dozen before h. was run out.
There were some unique decisions
handed out hy the ogden umpire but
o. he gave both sides n decision and
eyrucd up things somewhat OH hands
rcfruincd from INDUCING ia loud and
prolonged kicks.
dnv and returned. some % thHu, nt Z
o'clock this morning singing the praises
OF tho Junction city aggregation.
The combined clcvuns ~ WgllsNIllo
md OGDEN propose % tackle Tho salt
Lake eleven during conference week.
Tho following is the score uf yostCr-
days gnmc'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.
Rule That win he Followed for EN-
hlbltOrs at the Coming Fair.

Those who have in charge the various
exhibits Of the coming Fair have ohos-
on az their motto, nrst come, first
served. OF course tho nrHt choice of
position Is generally tho best place, os-
pcclnlly with tho live stock exhibit.
which is going 10 he much larger than
was anticipated by itB most sauguluo
promoters. II there are any exhibits
which require more room than has
try ana provide u. but Il would ho we'll
that an who intend 10 exhibit loose no
tins iu making application.
The following special premiums DO
not appear In the regular premium llgt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
MOTOR CYCLE ON TRACK.
Mechanical Paeemaker caugh, ihe Crowd
Chlpman's Gallan, Ride a, Salt Palace.


The star event last night at tho salt
Palace was essentially the Introduction
OF the motorcycle. A fun house. that
Overlooked on the rnilings In the rear
witnessed the great hyo-mllc race paced
by the machine. and surrendered to
Johnny Chapman, buried the Ratchet.
'ose 20 their feet and hailed the Atlanta
lad ~ king Of the local track ana lnci-
d'ntnlly the idol Of thor hearts
II was great race. The vormlllon-
painted Internal machine boEtriddon By
thurman and julius clrcumnuylgatod III
the track two or three times with a
noise Ike unto a tugboat pulling q mud
'eow ON the Delaware. The machine cir
sled the track tWice and then the start
ara pistol rang out and the waiting line
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Yesterday Miss Rachel Grant and
John Harris Taylor wore united Boo mlfa
THra. che ceremony being performed 10
noon in tna Temple. Iy Apostle ileh.r
j. Grant uuI 600 elaborate reception
following BOO tho evening ut Che home nj
the BRIDGE ltf0utH ul Second East
mo rooms were beautifully decorated.
the UlrlUr IU which 600. young couple
received hH.nH especially artistic, ro'..
carnations Hul amIlRN being used WIN
dainty effect tu ihe dining room pins
prevailed. fHu table hnvinr ri CENTER
piece OF sweet rUHH uud pink ribbon
atroHmera pendant from ihU chandelier
forming pretty canopy overhead.
Tho bride wore H becoming tHMn or
duinty white sWI.r over hh'in SUBS
Urottuy trimmed with ribbons ana l'D'.
NlHHeH f.u,y and FLORENCE Grant aud
Uossio Hui Louise btdrrr presided iu
tho dlniuE ruum
The bride ia tho daughter 0f Apostle
Ifohgr y. Grant and fhU groom grand
con OF ihe late President John Taylor.
Both young people have h'.. "l
Tho newly married pair viii leave
next week fUr Chicago. who're Mt IINa
l1f will continue hiH studies in d'niH-
try.
Another pretty wedding ~ yesterday
was that OF Mics julia FHrnHwnrth Inl
Harry g. Luul. The WlrrltE. WNH
a1I,mnlfod BOO the Temple It uu'n.
Apostle LIud. tho rruuma father pore
forming The ceremony ln che evening
an elaborate wcdllne supper was Ei'.H
brigham street.-the ruyHH being "a low
of tHa relatives and INTIMATE friends nf
tho bridal couple Tho 4 / IHU uHH beau
tIfully decorated fhIHNNNHMi CUT nov
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

The directors Of the Western Turf as
ISOLATION have decided 90 construct a
slN-furlonR stralghtaway at Tauforan
Park, San Francisco, Cali which II iH
10 make the fastest threc-quar-
trts lu ihe world, II Will be- made Wide
enough 90 permit the starting NJ 90 or
q horses without the slightest lncon-
ycnleuce. The straightawuy course win
he used principally for the 2yenr-old
rucCs. so that there viii be no inter
ference, as in the case VI a circular
LLuul.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

and many other sanatlyc uses, noihiag 90
cooling, purifying, and refreshing a. a bath
With CuriCuRA soar, followed IN the scvcfcf
forms hy gentle anointings with CuucuHA,
the great skin cure and putcst " omolliena.
.,cytisgs, solg s.igsi y asu,, Z, !, is., ,s,si,.
hdsss.i'si n Ni'st hst6, - narfy. - thisgfh.
g. s5 - SOS E 80. Ii .,. g. ISIS Gssf %
of racing mon tailed on. Chapman
caught the machine with liver Lawson
clogc behind, Turvllle hung on 90 Law
sons rear tire. with Culno and Emory
bringing up the rear 81 the procession.
They covered the hmt hnif mile in
1904 l-5, but they were only then getting
M hcndwny, ana the second half " that
mile was rcelod on in ti 80 seconds.
making the mile In minutes fiat
Emory agreed tina. be- was not In the
amateur cyclone business and promptly
qult In the seventh lap, Cninn followed
suit in the eighth. Then Furman throw
open the throttle. turned % small lover
and hit her up Tor a few nuichos. Tur-
VILE, who was riding like u demon, clip
ped the pole too close ln the tonth. and
the next Instant the crowd had a vision
or % rcd and blue suit together with "a
wheel take q combination back eom-
moranult into the dust. This left Chap
man Lawson 90 follow the "phwit
phwlt." and rcd streak ahead. on tho
fourteenth lap tvCr Lawson quit cold
The band in tho meantime had been
playing all Kinds ~ patriotic airs. the
musicians twisting their heads IN fnl-
low the racers in n fashion that was
productive Of n queer musical effect
on rode the doughty Chapman amid
the strains ~ Mother May I 60 out 90
SWIM and the audience arose nH ON
man ana yelled until II was black IN
the face. Round md round went that
machine and round and round went
chapman. Turville and Lawson. who
were once more ON the track. cndea-
vorci several times 10 catch on MS tho
machine passed Thorn. but II simply
walked away from thOm. -Four miles
were ground out ut this fearful speed
md then Furman opened up the NM
chino and 70 ron clear away from tho
little rider. Chapman slowly finished
thr llat milo. aud amid "a storm uT ape
plnusr was carried from the track Tho
time ~ tho i've mllnH WINS 1854 800. r.
now state record, despite The fHHt that
tho lart milo w1a ridden poo slowly The
four miles must have boon made boo 11.
according 90 tho calculations 10 tho
The balance of the races were oa fai-
lows
iI1lf-mlle handicap professional Mat
GulllrHuu gi vurlsl won George Weller
90 yarln snour1, Tod Culuo HCutch
third. Time 1903.
Hnlf-milo handicap nmatour-E o..
Smith gcrntrm won. Lawrence Booll
$50 ynrdsl second, Geo, Lucas OscrutUm
third. Timc-is0ti-s
quarter mile professional ".
Chapman won. iyrr Lawson aDud. vs.
q. Furmau third. Tim 30 80 seconds.
Mile open nmut0ur-E. y. Smith won,
n w, Evans second. %. lt Lucas third.
a. W, Smith fourth. TImn=23i1 geo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

TObAN'S GAMES.
Cincinnati ,t pbu,l,IuiI,
thIrtry al U1stuu.
cleveland AZ HaltImorc.
I.lliFyllie nt Washington.
piusburg ut New York.
ST. Louis at brooklyn.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Sow York. o; pittaburE. 4.
baltimore. q. Cleveland. @
UlHtun-ChIJaru. no game. wet
grounds
PHILADELPHIA. &. Cincinnati O.
WuHhluEtou. ]: Louisville. {. nut
game.
Washington. 4. L0ulHyillo. g; second
same same ,,,. o.. O., ,..,,.
''., -, %, o. i-'u,-' o,
lltOokLlN LOSES TO ST LOUIS.
brooklyn, sent 20.-Hrooklyu lyi by
two runs up Co tna seventh today whom
MeIainga Mg'N' . nsl ana ihg 81 Louis
Min g S g ia tb ,'i is Wa b., ''.iS.1
ono out. Latham called An, gnm, on
S sor5 Spt OF pl ISsEn ylpry was h1
. , nv ygip'y y' VIII ,'' ,. I've ,,
purchased from syrlcuse. PLAYED Tor
flruBEIvu tlHHv and folded 'vaI A.
tendance. 1900
SCORE.
H. ~. IL
S. Louis ........ -,.. .,,.,,5 10 1
i',''N'Sh '''.'' '''''' '''''.'''' "
batteries Cuppy aud o'Douuor3 Me
james and Mcclure, Umpire Latham
ana Connolly
TWO FOR COLONIES.
N,s,.br...t... o., on t........tt. ....
tured bSih gamss tsinv VIgnirg 'i ny.
ur-t ,,,r,,i.i' ,,,.,. 49, ID W.. N,
rr,,. '1 ,l xxx To- L,'slgt NN "a.
I 5i 'J' ill.,, l in w. s'g'na Hain. wei
hlH sfUUHrf ygna rITt-U.IHaI Isr....f5f. Ia
mad. bIH fgt.ufI.th b,f.... t.ttt, a. ~.
sgasan. AttsrIrrrs. / 40
gcDuIs- Ftp4r gANtr
, y, n. D..
..,,I,,'ii'ii ,'' 90 80 90 d" "''"'
i',"', Wv" % 49, 'r ,''''
battori"s-WgyhinF and Powers cum
hlhshAm ana N"HrlN umpire bWy'i'
GIANTS WE'RE TOO STRONG.
New York gapt. 90 -Th. plft4burrs
yer, outpl1ve1 IA every p1iut tn.i,y-
tho New Yorks batting AMI Heldipg In
rare form.
SCORE.
r. H. b..
llithhufr sssss sss sss sss zoe 4 o
New York 90. 90, 80 Gee, ss.,sh u Q
batteries Gray and schrivor; Car
rick and warner Umpire ManAAaau
ana McGnrr, Attendance. 200.
pufff.fr,pEsT TuE uEps
phliad,lphlo. sent ao.-pItob,r Gro.
min wns mainly aep1usills fpr CInclB-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Mrs. John ~ lIaiton Of Lebanon
Ohio. said 10 our reporter a short time
ago, 81 rescued my husband from q
terrible liquor habit by a remedy known
0a Golden Specific usol u without
Ole knowing anything about IL and
cured him against bio viii. Il r. mar
ycloua result and only goes 90 show
that drunkonnoas, when considered 1s "a
disease can Doc cured but whom It ls
handled ls an immoral craving suscop-
tihlr 90 rouuwUut 10 cannot be- cured.
Tho remedy Or put up by Dr. D. W
Iluluoa. $40 Glenn Bldg. Cincinnati.
ohio. and 60 every woman who writes
him ho win rUuI free trial package
OF Golden Specific H0 hv can see what
u "a and how .IsIIy % can De uHei Boo
tea. coffee. milk. chocolate Ur food.
without the knowledge NJ the patient.
cont Tor the free TRIAL of Golden Spe-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
Mn MD Mlls JOIN " HATfON
WOMEN CURE DRUNKARDS.

life because it suggested that Z might
usC Il secretly ln my huHhuul'a food
lie had boon hard drInkrr for years
I tried an tnrtH uf Echcm,s and made
every '1ort 1 could 90 reform him. hut
be- seemed tu h0 entirely loot tu tho lu-
nunrCn NJ liquor and / turned 90 col.
lou Specific more out OF hope than uuy,
thing uIFc. The results were all could
have prayed for and lunDrtly believe
mi. remedy will euro any druuklru. ul
matter how drumypl hH may Co.,. !
am firmly convinced that ~ other Wu-
mon win send 90 Dr. ilIlnyB f1r 70 free
trial Of this mobile remedy they wIU
succeed in their off0rtg juHt uH dlI lnI
thus have tho dollars Tor the homo
food, clothing ana the Ch.ldrou'8 olurn-
ton Instead OF their going into tho tu
~ the faluuukotpnT. lee certainly
enough 90 interest every woman who ln
any way sunors by this horrible liquor
curse to write Tor the free trial package
and rIye 10 80 toHt'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

baltimore Sept gO-Nltson held the
Cloyolnnds down 90 seven scattered hits
today. and but for "a bunch OF three err
r0rH. would have shut thom out
support was also nmuturrlHh. kIusln
sprhiurl hIH back AMI was replaced by
MoGnnlty IN the ninth inulug Al
tendance, 921.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Cincinnati ...,, -, .,.,.. ,3 Q
Philadelphia ....., -. maud 2
Batteries Crouin and l<ah0C; Orth
and Douglas. Umpir,s- Swurtw0ol ami
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
FIRST INNING.



COLTS run out o., O.. o.. O., o., q. .,..,, 2
Mcrheu1n. huwlcd IinddCnhum o.. o.. .
Carpenter. e.. and b. Robinson o., O.. III
Davies, b. Robinson D.. o., o., 81. o. zee, Q
Hayward. bw., b, Robinson D.. o. ..i5
jackson, I hw.. %. iludlenham ,,..., %
splullluE, b. Hnddonhum D., o. .,..., 3
flundor b. llnddenham o, e, q. ..,. o
Young run out o., 81. 81, o.. .. 90 .s,, o
Morris, not out o., o.. O., .,.,,,....,.,,t1
Peabody, b, lluddouham o., q. o., O.. O., r
Extras ,',. 80. ''.s.. '..sss '.sss. '.s,s o
Total .'''' ',.''. 90. ''.'' '',. ''.',0'
Ogden
llaidouham, b, Davies e. e, e. e, ., 0
sheppard D. Davies o. q. o, zoe. ..,. o
SUIT %. Davies Gee. &C.. 90. 90. ..sssss. %
Evans, D. Davies o.. ... .........,.... 1
Thomas, 1 hW., u. Davies, Gee. .,.... o
smurthwaitc b. Davies O., .. .. ...s o
hA}a D. Young % - o. 90 .''' o
Robinson. Brig, b. Davies @, ., .,..,. o
SIMPLIFY W, D.. Davies o., o. o. q, Gee, 4
shplDy Matt, b. Davies o. o. o. ..,. %
lHf'ou, not out ,,,.. ...,. zoe. .s,,., 2
LAliAH ''.s' zee .ssss. go ''' ''...'ssss =
I"ial ".'' .'...' ..... .''. ..'''..'23
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Philadelphia, Sept, e0.-p!tcher Cro-
min was mainly responsible Tor CinCin-
nntl'a defeat today In the sixth inning
he hit one batter, two singles ana
double were made on him, AMI d. save
two bases on balls forcing iu tho run
which gave the Phlllica the game. At
Tendance aAsO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
GOLF RASH

Heat liath, infiamtnati an1, itrhlugi Invitations
and chahngs undue or offensive pcfspirati1n,
and many other sanativc uses, hoihing 20
cooling. purifying, and refreshing Ne bath
With CuriCuRA soar. followed In the scvcrcf
forms ~ gentle anointings with CurtcunA,
the great skin cure and pufcst ofcmollicnta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
SCORE

H. H. T.
llltihufr '''ss 'ss ''s &c. zoe i o
New YORK 90. sss &c Gee. sssssh 10 .
Battorics-Gm and schrIvCr; Car
rick and Warner Umpire Mannaauu
ana McGnrr. Attendance. 200.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
THE END OF THE KHALIFA.

c ONETHING OF the sublime is to be found in
the story that comes OF the death of the
- Khaliia in the deserts OF the Soudan. Undis-
mayed by the fearful slaughter at Omdurman,
rihed by the fate which had struck down the Mahdi
trusting still in Islam he went forth to battle against
the British to oppose valor against discipline, faith
against Maxim guns and religion against civilization.
What trust in his God and his dreams, what soar
ing death-deiying spirit famed within him he
marched out to battle, we know not and shall never
know, for OF his there poets TO express
the aspirations OF kings and of people in words so
luminous that mistake their meaning. To
men OF and of our religion he will be
only fanatic barbarian a fool and savage who went
the way of madmen and perished like
Nevertheless there is an element in the death of
the old leader that appeals to the deeper sentiments of
men even in our age of scofhng materialism. He
fought with all the skill and wariness of which he
and his Emrs were the possessors so long as thee
was a chance for desert strategy achieve anything
Those resources failing, he trusted TO vaor and to
strength and with sword and spear attempted to rush
the British lines through deathdeang hail OF bull
lets and shells and balls. When daring was
found to be futile caution, and the end was az
hand the old chief dsdained to hy We are told
he spread sheepskin the ground and with his
Emirs around him sat down in front of the British
re and awaited the end AT the close of the fight he
found shot through head and heart and arms and
legs. literally riddled with bullets and his Emirs lay
dead around him and his body guard, as faithful as
himself, were dead in front OF him.
SO closes a religious force which has dominated the
Soudan for upward of twenty years. A force which.
owing It's origin TO the fervor OF an obscure man.
the original Mahdi, time threatened to over
run all Northern and Central Africa and did seriously
menace Egypt, thus involving Europe in the strife
and causing those movements on the part OF the
British that have carried Kitchener 10 the heart of
the Soudan excited Cecil Rhodes ambition to con-
struct railway from the Cape and Cairo and thus
indirectly led TO the war in the Transvaal
In the sweep OF that far-reaching wave of religions
zeal many remarkable have been raised h;qh
enough for the world to them and to note their
characters well None OF them. however met death
in more dramatic or more appropriate manner than
the old Khafa, with whom the wave subsidies and
the story closes The final scene is theme for a
great artist OF poetic powers. What personication
OF faith in the there is in this attitude of the
old and his princes and his guards sitting quietly
down the sands OF the desert waiting for death 10
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

A. B. wyckotf OF Seattle is registered
at the Palace.
Judge A. p. Catlin OF Sacramento IA
staying at the Lick.
C. M Coglan OF tho State BOARD of
Equalization Is nj the Lick
M. Cunningham. wealthy wool man
OF Los Angeles. In registered az the Lick.
Henry Fuhrman. a prominent merchant
or Seattle. Is at tho Lick while I'm the
city
James Mccormick. wealthy mining
man OF Sonora. is guest at the Califor-
MIA
f. w. Murphy. one OF the leading busi-
ness men OF Los Angeles. Is n guest at the
Occidental.
A. c. Luck. a prominent mine owner Of
Austin. New, is among tho recent arrivals
at the Grand.
l.. A. Mares. wealthy fruit-grower Of
Fresno, was one OF the arrivals at the
Palace last night.
w. A. Gett. an influential politician and
well-known attorney OF Sacramento, IL
registered at the Lick.
DR.. ]. s. Kloeber. one OF the leading
medical men OF Seattle. Is at the Palace.
accompanied by his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyman have come
down from their home in Sacramento and
are staying at the Grand.
c. W. Perley. a well-known land owner
OF Modesto. is making the city a short
visit. He is at the Grand.
Lieutenant A. II. Merrill. U. s. N. is M
the Palace. where he arrived last night on
visit OF pleasure 10 the city
Thomas Lane. son OF c. d. Lane. the
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

CrIhruu- Vaudeville.
Columbia shenandoah"
California Enemy the King"
Tiyali-''Inr ana Tartar Saturday evening
Grand orcra House-'His Majesty"
Alcu1ar-' Mother Earth"
khautfa-'A Ar Plaster OF Paris"
chltes Zoo and Theatrr-HAudeve every afternoon and
evening
olympia. corner Mason ana Ellis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Central Park-StceIlechnse ana Coney Island.
Panorama Battle of Manila Bay Market street. near
Eighth
sherman clay Ha-Concert Tuesday evening. December s.
opera -House-Concct Thursday afternoon
ber
western Turf Association. San MAteo county-Raoss.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04

capitalist and mine owner. who has re-
Gently had such good fortune in the Cape
Nome diggings. Is at the Grand. He ar
rived yesterday from Mexico. where he
has been for some time past.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
Tourist Excursions.

Personally conducted tourist excursions. via
Santa Fe Route with latest vestfbuled. gas ia.
upholstered sleeping cars. through from Cali
fornia TO Boston every Wednesday. ST Paul
every Sunday and Friday. 20 81. Louis every
Sunday. ard 10 Chicago and intermediates
points every Sunday wednesday and Friday
Call at ticket Office. s1s Market street Tor fun
particulars.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
oMrs. Winslow's Soothing svrup,

Has been used for fifty years by millions O.,
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect success. II soothes the child. softens
the gums allays pain. cures Wind Collie rexu-
lates the Bowels and r. the best remedy for
Diarrhoeas. whether arising from teethiuE or
other causes. For sale BY druggists In every
part OF the world. Be sure ard ask for Mrs
MInslow.s Soothing SWIM &c q hottl.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
cALIFoRNIANs IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Dec. Ex-senator Per-
kins and his two younger daughters ar
rived Tonight and are at the Portland.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04

European powers, it is said. will demand from the
United States an open door to the Philippines. Uncle
Sam no doubt will have the slightest objection TO
allow them to go in. but under existing conditions
they must discover for themselves how they going
10 get out.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04

HOTEL DEL CoROSADO-Take advantage
OF the round-trip tickets. Now only $50 by
steamship. including nfteen days board az ho-
tel; longer stay. 50 60 per day. Apply az New
MONTGOMERY strret. San FrancIscn-
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04

The Oakland minister who replied to scorchng
arragnment OF himself by polite refusal enter into
controversy evidently does not belong 10 the
church militant
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04

come since Islam had no power in heaven to shield
its followers against the guns OF the Christians and
the tramplings OF their cavalry
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04

The Calls home study circle in French ought TO
suggest itself 10 worthy commissioners to the
Paris Exposition as an opportunity to learn some
thing
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04

In all your talking do forget talk of the ad-
vantages OF the proposed park extension and thus
confirm your friends in determination TO vote for Il
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
The California Limited

on the Santa Fs Route. Connecting train
leaves az 2. m. Monday. wednesday. Friday
and Saturday. ore day 70 see Los Angeles ana
beautiful Pasadena n desired. AL meals
served IN Harvcys dining cars. FInest
s1uirped train and best track Of any line % N.
Eaat Get fun particulars and handsome folder
az ticket once e-S Market street
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04

Commissioner William A. Jones. after
careful study. announces that Fall
blood Indian has never developed lnsan-
tty.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04

Special information supplied daily TO
business houses and public men BY the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's). so Mont
gomery street. Telephone Main 1912.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04

A London bathhouse last summer paid
s125 a week for a million gallons Of a.
tered Thames water.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04

Note-s1 Fourth ST.. &C barber. grocer:
best eyeglasses. specs. 10c TO 40c.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04

Cal. glace fruit soc per ID at Townsend's.'