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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-09-22


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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Wnuld Have No Rival Around.
from ~ Gdlr..ioo Dam Ner,.

rom ~ ''I FTfh't I'iiV NfHfs
81 have always bell we'd. " the Colonel continued
that animals have far more intelligence thar they
nrc commonly credited with. am sure they can
talk t. one another.
~ ems" in point; You see that turkey gobbler
and hen out there Let me tell you an actual
fact about them L. VI. johnson presented me-
with q very Handsome peacock. lie was n splendid
bird. and the beauty Of his plumage was the wonder
o' the ueighborhood.
one afternoon | saw him struttirg around and
making a magnificent display II his gorgeous
tail feathers. Mrs Turkey looked on admiringly
for u while and tTotted over to where gnbblrr was
quietly mapping under a peach tree, They were
engaged lor n moment in earnest conversation
Then Mr. Gohhler Strengthened hiTsclf up.
stltfened. IN. his wings. gave n strut and spread
his tail feathers. Madam gave q contemptUoas
toss ot her head and evidently laughed at him
Il could see the FIRE In the gohbler's eve, and told
Mr. Boubel my engineer, who was with me- at the
time. to look out aud We would SEQ some fun, and
we did, That gobblcr marched straight over 20
where the peacock was still piroueiting and nd
miring the CLINT Of his irridcscent rlumnge,
p~ounced on. him and never let mp until he had
picked outthe last feather Of thHtgorgcoustn all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Using Sawdust-F FILLED Fish for Fuel.


Game Warden Frank Fem of the Office Of the
State Game Commissioned sent a man to Boulder
yesterday t. investigate complaints that three
owners Of sawmills On the Middle 81. Nrnin Creek
were allowing the dust from their establishment
10 flow down the stream 10 the detriment Of the
trout and other fish in the water
Mr. Fem Snys tina he has warned the SAT-
mill owners heretofore and will pro II the
evidence warrants H.
However" said Fem, 1T is an i'll wind that
blows nobody good, and even This killing of 6sh
by filling the stream with sawGuet j. n lucky
event for some ~ the people in the vicinity, /
am informed Just to-day received n letter
from a prominent citizen in the locality saying
he hoped | would take no steps 10 stop he dump
ing o' SawduSt into the creek, as IL was helping
scores Of poor persons there. II seeinq that The
FISH swallow SO much II The sawdu't hat when
they die they are so nlled with wood that they
do not sink but are washed ashore. Aiier they
are dried tho poor Of the nelRhbo rhood come along
with big hampers and baskets and gather up
these sawdust filled fsh, which they use for fire.
wood There is more than Sufficient frc-
wood there 10 keep the poor in fuel during all
this cool weather | am informed that IN this
manner many persons who would otherwise
have been charges IN the county have boon ~
10 struggle along"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
SIR CECIL MOON, COWBOY.
Recent Changes In the Affairs of a Young
Englishman in America.

Sir Cecil Moon, Bart, and Lady Moon were
at the AUDITORIUM Annex yesterday They came
from Denver, Col and are on their way IN England
where the haronet will take charge n a million.
dollar estate,
No longer than two weeks ago the distinguished
Brlton was plan CrcIl Moon, with NJ greater title
than that II "cuvboy Several years aguh he came
from England and went T. Colorado, where he
hrral ont q, e.. "~rI,tlrr" ~ cattle pnncher" He
grvct hi. money. married an English girl who
lived in Denver, aud finally got a small ranch
If his own, AMI q mall number " cattle, So that
hr hl ltlnrIgitt,h b. IN 'wn n a cowboy
The title T. the family estates IN Surrey, England.
was in the name of his grandfather Sir Richard
Nuln, aud rs teCl'S father was still alive and
yet . young man the cattle business gave the only
promise for a future t. the grandson About
weeks ago Slr Richard, the grandfather, passed
away The Colorado cowboy, being the neat In
line, the title and estates descended T. bum, and he
snow on his way t. take possession 81 them
! shall never regret my experience IN America, 10
he said Yesterday 70 n reporter II was rather
hnrd rn.tl 1g 1t tm'I 4qi ! saw some trouble
| shall nave much T. toll 10 my friends hack home,
once ! get -attrd ! don't look 70 see thing much
changed ove- there England is a very old coun.
Try, you know, and her people go slowly.
They are MT like Americans There have been
more change IN Colorado in the last ten years
than England | imagine, has known IN a century
bly, not shall have plenty u look after a, home
But | have grown very fond VI America. especially
Il Colorado, and hope - see II again frequently
The barOnet wears his new hnnOrS simply
He does not look T. be above thiry yearsof age,
and is Drowned and tanned with the winds ~ the
range. lie left his ranch in charge Of one Of his
men, and said he had no, decided yet whether
he should sell u ~ hold It.
The Surrey estate which has fallen N the Col.
orado cowboy is snd ~ be among the best In
England II has been in the family for several
hundred years Sir Richard was an old mnn when
he died, and his grandson Is the sole heir q the
property, which Is valued at more than 81, 0oo,0 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
If You Are Pressed for Time

Want Advertisements for THE SuS may os
left at any American District or Postal Tele-
grnnh Messen ,"r ONCE. Charges the same a,
o. II Sun oulce.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
4USTRTAyS INVEST IGATE POKER.
After Serious Consideration They Decide
That 1t Is n Game of Chance.
From N, CAic1po Trbun,


VIENNA, Jan ll-America's national card
game is the source Of a great deal II tribulation
in Niennese club circles just now The allurements
Of poker some time ago ehmeshed the Austrian
metropolis in its indulgence. Then followed
a series Of unique proceedings on the part Of the
constabulary, eliminating yesterday 'in the is
suance Of a summons by the Nienna Chief Of Police
TO the presidents IT the various social clubs
Some Of the issues involved are keenly inter
esting to American devotees of the game. AZ
the conference yesterday the Vienna Chief Of
Police questioned the club presidents about the
playing Of poker in the clubhouses He informed
them that there must be no more poker games
II they wished to avoid trouble. The playing
of all games Of chance is positively prohibited
here. and recently much talk was created by the
arrest and public trial Of persons found playing
poker in cafes
Finally, an entire party in a private house
were caught and fined for playing poker. 4 con
troyersy then arose on the point as to whether
poker is a game Of chance, one side insisting
that il is a contest Of skill and iudg ment An
official investig alton was ordered ana; IN al
seriousness. n committee met apl weighed the
evidence. after which II solemnly pronounced
that poker is purely n game Of chance.
The game vas, therefore, prohibited, and III the
cafes the law has been heretofore strictly enforced
But the clubs had been unmolested until yesier-
day S summons of the presidents ~ Is evident
that the police are in earnest, ana sevefai OF
the swell clubs are agitated over The matter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
An Aged Horse That Likes Tobacco.
From he Mem ribs Evening Scimiiar,

One OF the most wonderful animals IN
living in the suburbs Of the city. The horse IL
a little over 30 years old. and is as spry as q
young colt The reason his owner gives Tor
tened ia thnt he has been kept young by nico.
tine. Surprising as the statement Is this beast
chews tobacco with as much relish as 2 man.
the owner. a boy In a spirit OF fun gave him, a
Qood-sized piece Of tobacco. Instead Of the
horse making n rough house" he. devoured
il creediiy, and has clamosed for 1t since,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-23
TsoDoso GUrnnr.o

Armando SalszAr, porque era 81, CON demos
TRACTION de sorpresa le interrog6;
=, Elsa sonora lego 10 tarjetai
-lOhl 81
ri ioven, en- II exaltaci6n dc N espfritu,
sinti6 deseos de estrangular 10 pobre mucha-
cha que cumplfs con 81 deber
AL poner los pies on Ia Gale, Armando 50
mes6 los cabsllok sin notar que 10 miraban
CON atenci6n, ercy6ndols loco, y 80 dirigi6 L.
fonda, sxclamAndo:
-Ilhl Ines me ha olvidsdo anna su
segundo marido hasta despues dc muerto.
Nunca hubiers creido que aquella mujer tan
carinosa conmigo pudiera qucrer otro hom-
bra. liza olVidars ...l
InSs % hsbia Quedsdo psnsativa y sxcla-
maba:
II Tenorle aqui, & los pocos pasos, VERNE
obigada no recibirIe, cuando no 50 aparta 50
figura de mi psnsamicnto, nj So amor de mi 90
rason Z. iQus 10y Ia, del destino que me
persigrs 70 ceba contra mi Necesito ha.
blarle, sentir en- mi pecho Ia preston dc sus
manos, rscoger las caricias que entro tempo
me prodigaba. palpitar juntos nuestros cora.
rones, unir nuestros labios on un ardients
bsso...-
Be dstuvo IN momsnto, y al yer ( la Mia
Mary, IL recibi6 en- sus brazos. dicisndo:
oultsrns nj huai Nunca Nj =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-23
Esr.. ,os Axo,.s.

clones por ii sucumbfa On 81 duslo, tcniendo en-
susnta que debfa concluir con Ia vida dc uno
d los dos
Al verlos nsgar tan prontO, sl jovsn sOlt6 la
pluma, diciendo:
-,Ds vuolts yai No sstAbs 81 ssnor Wa
xior en- L. fonda esperanto mis- testigosi Els
extEa1o.
-Habia salidO, csntestS Cesar con tOnO un
tAnto sumb6n.
II sunQus hubicra estado, ahadi6 Gonsalo,
10 % hallaba en- disposition de entenderse con
nosotros El desafo, sin llevarss cabo, ha
snido triste desenlsce.
- Que dicesi pregunt6 Armando sorpren-
lido.
In marine he cueride ahonsrts 81 trabajO
e matarte.
-iDe que manersf
--vali6ndcse de sus srmAs y no dc las tuyas.
Mr.. Warrior 80 ha suicidado.
-, suicidadcl exclam6 con terror. Esim-
poriblcl
--Si quierss tranquilisarte, sabierdc que tn
sxistencis no GORE va peligro, v6 al dep6sito
Judicial, donde el jues Dc guardia estA cnm-
piisndo sus funcionsu ante q cadavsr.
Armande v qusd6 psnsAtivs algunos minu,
tos, buscsnas explcsoitn { tan sxtxaerdinaris
sucsso, romri6 81 papsl en- que hsbis sstsdH
sscriDiondo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-23

can Cigars co 2 d tabace elaborado
Thomas w Scott 2 id id id Ames
Pearson Tobacco co IL id i'd id Portela
y co 5 i'd i'd i'd West Indies Express co
8 bits varios efectos Porto Rican Anne
rioan Tobacco co l d papel l d tabaco
elaborado Miillenhoff y Korber 3 bits
metales viejos M j Durlack 1 D taba
co elaborado Rucabado y co II i'd i'd
i'd j Marco Bayona 2 i'd i'd i'd 100 pa
cas- tabaco en- rama con 11,268 d r
Beaver 200 bocoyes y 20 barriles bOte
Has vacias Fritze Lundt y co $50 SIS
az1car con 163, ,4S0 fb.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-23
Vapores que SO eSperan

Esp "Pio IX"-Sali6 el 81 del mes
pr6ximo pas ado de Barcelona con dss
tino 8 este puerto y los de Mayagtiss,
Ponce, Habana y Venesuela.
Esp "Telesforas s-Saldra ell dia %
del corriente de Liverpool con destino
"a este puerto.
Esp "Berenguer ell Grande"-Sali6
ell 80 del mes proximo pasadO de Bar
cel6na COZ escalas en- Valencia, Mala
ga y OadiE Despues de terminar sus
|operaciones en- este puerto seguira pa
|ra Mayaguss, Ponce, Sto Domingo
Santiago de Cuba y Habana.
Amer San Juan"-El dia 81 del &C
tual saldra de New York para este
puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-23
nHrRADAs DIN oBoTAJB

De Fajardo bAl "Dos Hermanos" en-
lastre.
De Mayaguez gol "Borinquen" con
la carga siguiente: Comp Oomercial
Egozcue Palau 3S & velas sebo Els
teban Moreno 10 bIs mangoes l baul
ropa uso Sobrino de IsQuierdo y co
%, 600 kilos sal q granel.
De AguadillA y MayagiieE gOI ''Ma
yagiesa con La siguiente carga: NJ Lom
ba y co 46 d fdeos Sobrino dc IzQuier
do y co O,6OO kilos sal q granel A la
orden:-1 jaula gallinas bis mangOes
De Arecibo y Ponce vap amer "Por
to Ricoo con la carga siguiente: Porto
Rican-American Tobacco co q taba
cos Latimer y Fernandez l D varios
efectos Scrs de A Mayol y co II rollos
suela g Rodriguez y co 8 i'd i'd Saints
teban Chavarri y 60 l 81 cafe Hilario
Santos 8 SIS almid6n l 81 anis Villar y
co l d. calderillas Rusabado = Portela
1 pqte guano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-23
MOvnGIENTO MARITIME
nHTRADAs DE TRAvEsIA

De Fajardo vap amer "Ponce" q La
timer y Fernandez con carga de tran
sit0.
De Trinidad berg ing "Leo" a Scrs
do L Villamil y CO con la carga siguien
te: Sus consignatarios 100 BIS y 1000
& arenques 325I3 115 cascos 80 4 y
1902 d bacalao 13O BIS patatas $4,000
pies MADEIRA pino.
De Barcelona y ruta vap asp "Conde
Witredo" con la siguiente carga: Sobri
no de Izquierdo y co l7O fds papel 166
d ajos 5 d alpargatas ID SIS garbanzos
15 SIS cominos Is & piment6n Pala
clos y co 90 fds 2 & papel 20 SIS gar
banzos Fritze Lundt y co 60 d aios
j Ochoa y Hrmno 25 d 80 serones ajos
IA 4 patatas 243 d cebollas Rubert
Hrmns 20 serones ajos 2 4 calsado
Troncoso Hrmns y co $50 fardos papel
M Lomba y co 80 seras 20 & aceitunas
Egozcue y Palau 80 SIS garbanzos F
Font y Hrmno 30 d vermouth $50 d
patatas l bocoy 5I4 vinagre Cerecedo
Hrmns y co S5 d pasta Espanol y co
10 d aguardiente q vino Rafael No
gueras 10 bIs cemento 2 d altarerfa 3
& calzado Is serones ajos 20 aids esco
bas. Scrs de A Mayol y co "a d 8 ids
quincalla Scrs de Orcasitas y co 5 bits
Scrs de j Hernaiz 10 bits R Fabian y
co 8 bits Gonzalez Padin Hrmns / bull
to Gonzalez Alvarez y co 2 bits. Ro
tulados: d calzado 6 fds 3 q alpar
gatas l d conservas, A la Orden:-F
AG 5 & amargo EP ! bI vino FAC 2
fds medicina 2 & mana JB B d mana
LII Is d aceitunas LII Q d slmendras
1 d salchichones l d sobreasada A SIS
lenteias SRO l d libros 40 2 d calza
do JIM s d id MP S q i'd AM 5 d i'd
Rotulados s d mercancias SIS comino
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-23

Laura desoargande
Oonde Wifredo descargando
Leo descargandO
Abiel Abbot cargando
Arkadia cargando
CABoTAjB
Ivo Bosch pendiente
Dolores Humacao Y Naguab0
Isabela HumacaO Yabucoa
OOraz6n de Maria ArecibO
Elena Arroyo
Dos HermanOs Fajardo
Mayaguesana descargando
Victoria descargando
Borinquen descargando
Porto Rico oargando
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-23
sALrDAs Oh TRAvBsIA

Para Islas Turcas gol amer "Ella M
Wiley despachada por Planas Rojo y
co en- lastTe.
Para Ponce vap cubano Julia" des
pachado por Villar y co en- lastre.
Para New York vap amer "POnce'
despachado por Latimer y Fernandez
con la carga siguiente: The Porto Ri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-23
sALIDAs DH CABoTAJH

Para Vega-baja gol "Deseada" con
la carga siguiente: M Lomba y co 30
SIS harina 2 d fosforos d cigarrillos 2
SIS garbanzos 2 d quesos 10 jamones
Fernandez Gauran y co 80 resmas pa
pei l d jab6n 4 d datiles 4 d pasta 1
q cigarrillos 10 SIS arroz j Ochoa y
Hrmno 2[3 bacalao lib manteca 10 SIS
arroz sIs harina 1 81 garbanzos 1 d
quesos l d maizena, 1 seron ajos 5 d
gas Planas RCjo y co 10 SIS arroz Men
dizabal y ca 1 & y fdO tejidos Baque
TO Gandara 4I3 baoalao Julian Ma
tienzo l d visagras 1 d cola y ferrete
ria d pintura y quincalla Troncoso
HrmHs y CO 2 BIS tocino B jamones 2
G maizena, sera aceitunas 1 d galletas
2 d cebollas Ia PIP mistela 2I3 mante
ca 10 bIs harina maiz Finlay Brothers
Scrs 500 ladrillos refractario 16 rollOS
alambre fds cabo pita l hcl asbesto l
pqte tela esmeril 2 rollos estopa &
impresos l barrica black-varnisch Scrs
de L Villamil y co cascO pescada 2
cascos bacalao 2 bIs arenques Bolivar
Arruza y co 81 pimienta 10 d gas 2
d aceite 10 bIs vino 8 rollos pita jan
Ia jamones 10 d puntas Paris Jose Pc
rujo y Olivia 8 & pastas l 81 garbanzos
15 SIS arroz cnts papas Piza Hrmns
2 d y 2 fds tejidos A Vicente y co 4I5
bacalao 50 SIS arroz Antonio del Valle
l tdo mercancias Santisteban Ohava
ri CO 2 d y l fdo tejidos 8 potes pin
tura Scrs de Orcasitas y co 2 & tejidos
Francisco Alfonso y co 10 SIS arroz 80 /
SIS harina 10 aids arenques ahumadas
Scrs de Vicente J co 10 SIS arroz l fdo
borax 4 & galletas l d foStoros Scrs de
Jose Hernaiz l d tejidos Andres Gro
sas S5 tablas rino y pichip6n Barcel6
Y co 2 d maizena, l fdo matequilla 1 d
aeeite linaza 1 lta aguarras l d conser
vas 20 calderos Ouetara ROs y co 2 q
Para Arecibo bal "Salvador" con car
ga de transitO.
DESPACHADOS
Para Apuadilla v MayagIez gol
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AZUOAR

Sin operaeionss.
TABACO
Los preuos para este articulo est4u
On relaci6n con la clase y calidad del
mismo, y las existenciaS SON regulares
MAIZ
Las existencias de este arHculO soB
bOstantes cortas, y 4 causa de la esca-
zes del mismo los precios tienen mu!
cha w-iaci6n.
CAMBlCS
Sobre Londres 48.15a 5 1924 POI
4sV
=" New York. s67 a s73 p.&
Paris ........$623 p.SP
{" Madridy
Barcelona. 8 293 p2P
BIrLRTns De LOS EsTADOs UNDOs
DH AM&RICA
Las operaciones ver1fcadas con este
papel obtienen el tipo de 66 p.S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-23

DESPAOHADOS
Para Aguadilla y Mayagiez go
"Carmelita".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-23

Llegada Pto. Rlsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-23

NERCADO DE FRUTOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-23

Sin operaeionss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-23

DB BUQUHs I'm PUERTO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-04


Mrs. William Jennings and Mrs
Harold P. Jennings were, on Thursday
afternoon. the hostesses of one Of the
largest and most enjoyable events Of
the week The afternoon was passed
in a most interesting manner. The
guests were handed cards on which
were Photographic reproductions of the
works of the old masters, and were re-
quested to guess the names Of the ar
lists who painted the pictures. The
contest was an animated one, and at
its close Mrs. William C. Jennings and
Mrs. Byron GrOO were given handsome
prizes for being the most successful
contestants
Among the guests of the occasion
were Aesdames lie Grand Young. VII
liam Reid, J. /. FTanken, Charles Read,
George a. Lowe, Hugh Anderson. j.
Beattie. j. T. White, ". T. Daily,
James Jennings. w. c. Jennings, 2. w.
Jennings, Thomas Jennings. Isaac Jen-
nings, J. A. Jennings, Walter Jen-
nings, Annie DinwOodey, S. DtnWO0dey,
j. H. Moyle, Rawl rs, Arthur Brown,
Margaret Claws2n, PtOebe KimbsU, J.
n Be2t'e, W, p. DougaH, G. S. Bur
ton, II. O. Whitney, Emily Grant J, D.
Spencer, d. :. Spencer. J. s Richards,
II. D. Niles, E r. EIdredge, C. Ed
Tedge, Burgess, Sloan, Amelia Young, c.
=. MARYLAND, T. G. Weber. Barrett
Watson, GTOo. Bennett. Johnson. A ".
MCCune. Vivian McCUue. Sidney Claw
son. Seldeu CIawson. J. II. Young. So
phia Sharp. Annie Sharp, James Sharp,
Saunders K. G. Kerr Q. Warnock,
Scarf. Ferguson, D. Gift John Sharp,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-04

ladies eoneregated at the residence OF
Ar. ana Mrs j. D. Owen on Third
street last Wednesday evening ia hon
or OF Mr.. Willard Christopherson. who.
in company with Professor Evan Steph-
ems is about TO depart for England. A
very enjoyable time was held. and the
evening pleasantly spent in games,
singing, etc. refreshments also being
served During the evening a presenta-
ton was mace by the cruz 80 -a1r.
Christopherson. Those present were as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5. AshwOrth,
AR. and Mrs. r. Fl. SiddOway, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Graham. Mr.. and Mrs Sam
WinteT, Mr. and Mrs. ". c. Castletou.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Timps0n. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Barber. Mr.. and Mrs. A Y.
Ke's0n. Mr. and Mrs ]. 5. Morgan, Alr.
and Mrs. Charles Strong. MIR. ana Mrs.
Ia. 5. Ensign, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bra
by, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Peterson, Mr..
and Airs. T. G. Gin, VIII Christopher-
son. Vic ChristOpherson, Henry Kirk
man. Walter Wallace. Miss Annie
Owen. Mrs. W. D. Owen. jr, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Owen, Miss Florence Horne,
Miss Bishop, Miss Laura Willis Miss
Lulu Penrosa Miss Mabel Cooper.
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CALIFORNIAN Club.

The Caledonian club held its regu-
lar business meeting in G. a. r. han
headquarters Of society Thursday.
Feb. l. First Chieftain Mavor presid-
ing The newly elected officers are
making strenuous efforts to make 1900
a successful social year.
The Ladies' Auxiliary corps will give
a concert and bail for the benefit OF
relief fund on Thursday, Feb. Is, at
G. A. r. hall
The club committee on entertainment
is arranging for series Of concerts
with Scottish characteristics, such as
a Nicht Wi Walter Scott" or "A
NIGHT WI Robbie Burns"
The endeavor viii be to make them
interesting to their Americans friends
as we'll as ScOtsmen-
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IN Honor of ~. - Younr.

Mrs. Walter J. Beatue gave an elab-
crate dinner wednesday evening in
honor Of the 18th birthday Of her moth
er. Mrs Zina D. II. Young The table
was Handsomely laid with silver and
cut glass. and was made still more
beautiful with an artistic arrangement
Of pink and white carnations and
smilax
Those present to honor Mrs. Young
on this delightful occasion were Mrs.
Naomi T. Young. Mrs. Eliza 3. Young.
Mrs. Margaret P. Young, Mrs. Harriet
3. Young, Mrs. Amelia F. Young. Mrs.
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Society people who are devoted to the
-,r world would be content were all
~ weeks of the winter season as en-
.-r4r.a as the one just ended. Not
.t-r this week has been extraordinary
On The number and extent Of its So
..sf affairs but there was something
s- almost everybody and all had a
raa5 time. The tea given by Mrs. VIII
liam Jennings and Mrs. Harold Jen-
-.-re .r Thursday was an affair which
moved a pleasing novelty The dinner
rrar Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Zina
n. II. Young was another event Of un-
usual interest Besides these there
va-. a number of Iuncheons, teas and
card parties.
The annual ball for the benefit of St
Marks hospital viii be given at Chris
+ar-.ns' on the evening of Feb. 81. This
..art is always pleasantly anticipated
br society followers.