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gen fir ben nd9iten &arnepal
getroffen, namentlib in &Dln. S(ls
Soee oes Gp1enmpntaessuges mer=
ben profla1tirt: nSbiller uno @uetbe
auf bem &Dlner &arnepal. Die
@erfe Der Di9terfiiriten iollen perz
fDrpert tperben. Die Soee Itammt
BON Dem Yrd1ibenten ber groben
&0lner &arnepals=@eiealhaft SDrz
rihen.
= Sn Berlin purbe Der SEEM
gorfer Spprtsmann Srancis Cor
BON Dunn gu einem Sabre 3ubt=
bauS nerurtbeilt. Dunn uurbe Der
Salibune i9uloia befunoen, inbem
er einen @e9iel, ben er als 3ablune
fiir cine nbr gab, nit oem gtamen
rDaniolon" unterseibnet batte. Da=
pibipn 1T Der Same BON Dunn's
8raut, fir tpelbe Die ubr beltimmt
tuar. Die nbr foItete $1,000.
= Sc tpiro aus Dresden eenel=
bet, baB bic oortiae grDBe Sparz
8anf ibren 8anferott erfldrt bat.
Die 8anf sdblte 1000 Oepp,ttDren
nit ginsabluneen gum getrage pun
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@runb=8apital bon elmer Wiillipn
Wtarf. Die @utbaben Der 8anf
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fen, bic Standardization bageeen
auf runo bier Millionen Marf.
= St1 Warl1au ma1ten am 6.
December Die Stuoenten cine feinos
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gen oeutihen gDniulat. Sic riiien
bas iiber Der gbiir angebra9te beutz
lbe Wappen berunter uno serltDrten
basIelbe uno tparfen Die eSeniter oes
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trefen 6es Bpliseibefs 1tpben bic
Stuoenten auseinanoer. Das gDnz
iulat itebt iebt unter poliseili=
6em Sbube.
- Nus &ptf1 perlautet eerubtz
meile, baB cine Iusl6bnuna smiihen
Bntifan unb Quirinal nnbe bepDrz
itebt. Der 5iirit BON Montenegro,
Der 8ater Der iebigen 8Dnigin BON
Stalien, Fat Inn cine Nuoiens beim
Bapit nabgeiubt uuo i0a bel oieier
@elegenbeit ben Geriub MAIDEN, Die
befanntli6 iebr aelpannten 8eaiez
bungen 5tpiiden &egierune uno
Stride aus Der 8elt gu ibaffen.
= Ius Wpsfau tuiro berihtet:
Der @roBfiirft Nleranoer 8laoin,ir
reiite incpgnitD BON Wosfau nab
Wala1ptpfa. SIM Qleiben Coupe
laBen stpei Datnen. Ser @rDBfiirit
mabte ben @eibern bic &ur. fie
tpurben raid quite Sreunbe nnb Der
@roBfiirit lieB fih nit 8onbons
traftiren. Dieie Genbons ideinen
nergiftet getpeien gu iein, benin
Nleranber perlor oas BetpuBtiein.
glls er tpieber ertpahte, tparen bic
stpei Danen perl1punoen. Nub
bic 8rillanten i'm @ertbe BON $40,
600, tuelber Der @roBfirit eetraeen,
batten Die 9amen n1itgenommen.
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s(merifa,s ar5bte @tieubabn.

@merita III Der 9efser Der beten Giisnbabnen Der
sansen gBet uno Oh biesT sTuu6 als cine meitsebeuoe
gehauptuns eri6einen mag, III es oo6 abiplut mabr
SOlder &ubm fam nur auf einem @ese errsiat
fperScn uno oas 1T ourdl Gdaiiung enes Gpfems,
oas als Elm lRujer oer 8olltommenbeit batsbt. So
gilt oas eiei6falls BON Ueoi3in 8or unaefdbr
fiinfaig Sabren puroe gum eriten Wdle I'M 9u6lifum
elm 6elmlttel fir Wa9en., 2eber= uno 9arm =9eioeu
einsebrt unb mdbreno alP oieier Sabre 1T es ais bic
@ren5e Der @ifeni6ait fir 9arfelune elmer pou=
tommenen Irsnei anertannt uoroen. gSir meinen
oamit 6oitetter's Masenbitters. gBenn Guer Waae
l9tpa6 miro ooer auBer Sronung gerdtb uno Sbr an
i4le6ter 9roauutq, OpspepIie, gldbiu6t, 0erpo=
fitat ODER S6lahoIigteit leibet 70 peroet Sbr nit
einent 8erfude oieier undbertreffi6en arsnei tein
@ereben bsseben. sic uiro @uren Maeen itdrten bas
oerbiten. 8ermeoet Griabmittel uno beftebt oarauf
baB Sbr bag e9te nit unirer Yripat= Stempelmarte
am 6ofIe Der iSlaide betonlrnt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-09
saat, er erlttt gprtnren.

SD bate iD itarf unter 6Ibner=
auaen gu leioen. baB ih faun geben
tonnteA ibreibt $. Hobin5Dn, Sias=
borough, Sas., raber Bucklen's S
Arnica Salve beilte iie ppnit6noig" i.
Sat cine tnunoerbare @irfung ouf
8rano> unb Sbnitttpunoen, aufge=
iprungene 0aut, S1ralnnten uno
6aut Guslblaa. Breis 25 gts.
3u baben bel S. &alteper & Spbn,
@eo. S. S. Sbmitt gieentbiimer,
uno 80. DreiB.
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ssn Berlin tuurbe ppr Der

= Sn Berlin tpuroe pur Der Z.
Straffammer Der iuaenannte Sum
nenbriefz BroeeB geeen ben iociaIoe=
mofratiihen 8ortpdrts beenoet.
@r6Beres Sntereiie .boten bic Ser
1anolungen nibt. Der 6eoafteur
Shmiot purbe gu ie9s Munaten
@efdngniB nerurtbeit unb &eoacteur
Sobn gu fieben Monaten. Sbr Gol=
leee Sbr6ber sing itraffrei aus.
@ie nerlautet, beablihtiet Die
@roBber5oein Welita nDn Seiien=
0armitaot ibren @Dbniib in Berlin
aufsulbla9en. Sie tpiini6t in Der
oortieen @eieaihaft cine Stole su
ipielen. 9as @eriidt ging aus Der
Grt uno 8eiie. wie ii6 bic @roBberz
aogtn BON ibrem 6nfitaate in 9arr,>
itabt nerabidieoete. berpor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-09

ee9eben baf.-Warum aber fommt bic
perion, ipenn bas sndbtge 5rdulein
allein tta Metl iie nt9t min NIT benz
germ Maior auiammentreffen! Der
Serr Maior fOu iebt feinen &opf aue
fammenne1men, Der 9err Walor lou
na9benfen, ob ibm cine perIon befonnt
1T, eine perion, bic au9 benz snGbisen
SrGulein betannt tit; etne perfon, nit
Der Der Serr Maior ni9t aufammenz
treffen min, etne perIon, ber er ptels
lei9t fetn 9aus bat berbotsn. 9ie
perfon fann fein etn 9err ober eine
Dame, elm getpefener Jreunb bonn
Germ Maior, ein 0ertpanbter. glm
meiiten fann es iein-angenpmmen,
bob es Elm 9err iit-ein alter Wlann
ober etn 8erpdnbter. Warum9 Meil
bas snabise grGulein etne CUTE Graiss
bung bat, neil es einen iuneen Mann,
penn es ni9t etn sans naber Roufin
ooer eth 8ruber TIT, no fie ith alletn-
befinbet, ni9t gu ft6 In bic Mobnuns
lafen tptrb. Ser 9err Maior foll alio
fdsen, Oh ct eins iol9e perfpn, etnen
0errn pber eine Dame fennt."
Gs mar furios su beoba9ten, ipel9e
0erdnberung Bel biefer Rebe Manbels
bnims In benz @eIi9te bes Maiors
porstns.
r9err!1 braa er aus, na9bem Mane
belboum 9eenbet 9dtte.
Monbelboum budte ii1 betroffen,
nrh 9erndnn iob ben Maior NIT @ers
numbering ON.
Dieter eins oufaereet i'm 3immer
anf unb ab.
Mas tpuBte biefer Meni9s
Mar aber nift bic @nan6e feiner
Samilte fdon in BITE 3ettunsen sez
brungen2 Die @9peiter-unb mo6te
fie taufenbmal i9ulblos fein-nnfer
benz Werba9t bes Morbes! Der 8ruz
Der als 8etriiser nnb Tall9ipieler bers
hoftet! Nus Der 3eitune tpuBte es bies
fer Menfd!
Hetn, biefe Mehnung itimmte ni9t!
Miirbe biefer Menf9 bic sanse Wobr,
belt fennen, 10 bate Ct srit niGt bor>
rta4 80 fragen brauhen. Mlfo fannte
er fie ni9t. Mlfo follte iie in ibrem
Grdbe bleiben.
gao4 tnmer burdmob NIT beftisen
@9ritten Der Maior bos 3immer. gDe>
ber Mdnbelbaum nod 6ermann fpolIte
Die Stiae unterbre9er. Marum aber
faben fie i'm 8eibe fo fonberbar an2
Den berf9mibten Bid Wlonbels
bonms bate Der Waior permut6li9
gang gut ertraeen t0nnen. Mber bic
Musen biefes iunsen Mannes! Nos
fpra4en iie gu linn in ibrem Sdneis
gen9
Dieie Musen fpro9en: vMie, 6err
Wtaior b. 2amm, Ste iponen elm alter,
furatloier Golbat fem, unb nun firds
ten Sic ii4 bor Der Wabrbeit2 ga,
limb Sic mir, ber i9 pertrouungsbou
Shre Ni9te gu meiner sSrau beqebrt
babe. beRen 8ertrauen in Sic 8eibe
aud iebt mod nidt eri9iittert ift, ber
t9 Mues tbue, um ite au retter-iinb
Sic mir bieie unnmf6rGntte Ma6rbeit
iiber Qllles, mas sic unb alfo ou9
&bre Gomifie onseht, nt9t f6ulbig?
Gntipeber, 9err Maior, Sic thun ss6re
pfli6t unb S9ulbtsteit, unb bas auf
Der Stelle, tpie i9 bas bon Sbnen ers
iparte, ober Sic finb Elm golfron, unb
bann finb Sic ben Sod nidt ipertb ees
tpefen, ben sic 9etraeen baben."
(5Drtiebuna fptat.)
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W. a. & &. 8abm.

u b q TT.
Rab Baco, Sort 8ortb, Sallas. 8anias
gitb, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago, td9lib,
(S. a. & u. 9. 9epot) 1880 W0r9ens.
yoeb WacD, Sort gBortb, Dallas &C. (nDm
Snniet<0epDt) .......... 1915 Nbenos.
ntunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. 2ouis, &anias gitp,
Dallas, Sort Wortb unb g8aco, tdglib
(Suniet 9ep0t) t)........... $3.50 Sorm.
Son Baco. Sort 8ortb. Dallas &C. (S.
U. & y. 8. 9ep0tl -. 9:25 @benos.
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Gtie1lba1n Ta1r=Ylan.
:. & s. %. Babm.
Spmtberm 3sacific 8abn.

D U q TIs
Nah Netu Orleans. 9oufDn uno @al.
neitpn td9licb. 1900 Mittaqs.
gead @l Baio, GalifDrnien unb Werifp
Observation-Disclosures. 800 8prnt.
Naeb l9orb<gegas, ct. 2Duis uno gbica<
go katy Flyer ........ .8:15 Mbenbs.
Nntunft.
gDn NorosSeIas, ct. 9Duis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer $3.50 Morgens.
Bon Netu Orleans, Spuftsn uno @al>
neftDn t69lid. .4:45 Habn1.
Bon gl 8af0, galif0rnten unb MeritD
.7:3O Mbenbs.
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@rmnoeisem tbmms llebertrasanaeu

6attie 2eeler an 5rib Steiner,
@runoitiid an 8eit=g Commerce Str.,
$500.
SriB Steiner an Sobn 2egler, 3
@runoitiide auf 8rDlpect Sin, $500.
5r. Cumberland an Sophie @eno=
lanot, 8runoitiif an S6abu Str.,
5000.
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@ulf gbore 8ab,,.

N!b abrt.
0ab Stodbale, tdslih, ....S.0O Born,
Mnfunft.
8on Stodbnle, tdalib, 300 Nahm
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8. Sdenerulener's ssamilienaarten

y. s6elernIeDer's Samilieagarten
erfreut iid tpeeen ieiner auseeseid.
neten &ii6e oes beiten &ufes bel
0ieitgen uno 5retnoen uno tpiro
oenentipredeno BON Sreunoen elmer
auten oeutiben Soft itart patroni-
iirt. Delifatefien Der Saiion ent=
iprebeno. Wtilhereiprpoufte aller
Irt. SIN Saloun finbet man itets
fril9es Bier, quite @eine. 2iqu0re
uno Gigarren. Sdeuermeper's So
millenaarten lit Elm grbolunesplaB
eriter &laiie.
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.. u. & u. g. 8abn.

0ab @alpeiton. 5ouitun unb guero tds.
liQ. 800 &0rn1.
Nab Corpus ghrifti, Nranias BoB un6
Beenille tdalitb ........9 l1br Born1.
un6 2:20 Nahm. Observation-Disclosures.
Nah Borne un6 &errnille, td9lib. .....
.................... $3.50 BDrm.
Nntunft.
Bon @alnefton, 6ouiton unb guero tag
li6. ZOO Mbenos.
Bon Corpus ghriiti. @ranias 8aB uno
8eeni(le tdelirb .2:05 Wabm.
Bon Borne unb &errnille. tdelib. 49,.
$3.50 Nben0S,
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- @oloene ubren BON SIS aufs
warts bel 6 merton & 6 o., l22
SoleoaosStrabe.
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Siir it 2Hafaria,9 9iftrikteii

9sbt"0s iinb gutt's Billsn un.rlaBli9;
Iis erpaltsn ben 9Orpsr.Orsanismus 10
boaltanoise Srbnuns un6 iie b.mirtsr
Sb(alutt 6silnus
BON 2opfidmer3en, S.rbuuunssbse
jdmerben. Wialaria. 2sbsrlsibsn. Ser.
itopfuns uno alien @aasntrantbsttsn.
SMtt'S 2ebers YiWett.
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- Sauft Cure Seiteeibente
bel ben Supelieren @ebr. @riBer,
bic einen grOBen 8orratb BON 9ia-
manten uno @olo- uno Silbertuaaz
rem baben.
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Sitoweitteras luiini6t Gn6

F~~~CW~ SSS*sTsT* SssST
Benn Sbr guh ireenbtpp nieoers
laiien tpDllt. tbut es entlang Der 81.
ME Der
Satt Nntpttio & Mramias
Yak Sabm,
i'm @arten=Oiitrift bes Gtaates. @e>
lunobeit uno &lina uniibertrDffen.
8iGi9e 2dnoereien fiir ben Sarner,
Dtorftgdrtner, Sbitz uno Gieb5iibter.
Weaen ginselbeiten tpenbet@u1 an
s. S. Wtartin, q. B. g.,
Gan Nntonio. Teras.
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Gouis 8nnfel, Der Grocer, bat
gruBe 8orrdtbe BON 8 einen. tpie
Gatamba,
Ineelica,
GlaretS,
ebenfall5 feine @biSties.
Die er preismiirbis uerfauft.
1873 Roro= Stores zStraBe. 9el. 233.
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8rief Elite.

Serreus2ifte:
Or Stto 6 Nblers = &ep 9G q 9leran>
Der - Carl 8runs = $ 9reD = 8 SO
@pman : Sarrp . @raff = 6 @er6e(s)
W. 9olefamp = 9ien @m Robert &arr-
9ouis Slein = 6 u Marpfstp- so Mitts
mann = Wtr 8etermann = Sobn &ennez
famp- S 3 Sei9ler- 8rof 6 SHulse -
Sorrp gSalter-Sbeo @eiie = s 8 g8olf.
Eameus2tfte:
9eurO Seifner (2) - gQa Mueller -
Sbereie DIT = 8earl Silberberg - Bar
bara Spahn - 6 U Urban.
9tueIdnoiitje
Narie 6anien - enrique g &auier.
OerfGteoenes:
8. 9. 8oeel.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01

s~INCE Mr. Wells was asked to answer some
questions of vital Importance to the people, he
~ has continued 10 make speeches. On Wednes-
day evening he spoke twice.
You are aware, Mr. Wells, that you were requested
to tell why you stayed the ticket when you said
Won would get off, You will remember that the peo-
pIe asked you to tell who made you stay on, who
made you support Supervisor ticket that you said
was unfit for support. The people asked you how
YOU stood on the municipal issues of interest them.
They expected your answer Wednesday night,
You spoke twice, and in your first speech you an
swered these important questions by sayings u feel
that am either at home or very home, for own
large house right up the avenue here don't live in
il lust now but did live in it for some time"
Now, really, Mr.. Wells, does that large house an
swer the questions that are put to you? The people
ask a question and you answer with house "up the
avenue" Nobody said that you did not own house
I'D the avenue No one denied that is large house.
and if you will tell how many are in it the num-
Der will be admitted You need not offer the house
witness for the people will admit all testify to-
We grant that is house, that it is large house
tip the avenue; that it is large house up the ave-
nue., where you used to live, but where you don't
live now. II you will mention the color of the house
we will admit it in order to get on with the case
After you had sworn your large house witness
you had another chance You went to another meet
ing the night The questions of the people fol-
lowed YOU Who made you stand up when you
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

E. L. Webber. prominent attorney OF
Napa, is at the Grand.
F. o. Him. a capitalist OF Santa Cruz.
registered at the Grand yesterday.
A. C. Morrison, a mining man Of James
town, is staying at the Lick.
Albert c. Hamon. mine owner Of VAL
ley Springs, is among the arrivals at the
Palace.
George F. Ditzler, an extensive owner
Of real estate at Biggs, is among the arr
walls at the Grand.
Jesse r. Grant. son of the late General
u 8. Grant, is up from San Diego and Is
staying at the Palace.
A. F. Ames. one of the largest manufac-
turers of pumps In this country, Is at
present staying at the Lick.
Jake j. Hoffman arrived from New
York yesterday and will ofhciate as start
er for the California Jockey Club.
J. A. Brent of New York, who owns
considerable mining property in Northern
California, is staying at the Palace.
Paul Dressler. the noted song writer,
arrived from New York last evening. He
intends establishing a music publishing
house in this city.
A. P. Forbes, the well-known mining
expert and engineer, left last night for
Acatlan, State of Oaxaco, Mexico, to ex-
anime mining properties for local syn
dfeata
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01
MISS WI MAKES INITIAL BOW
IN SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY
~ RETTY little Miss WI Ching Ling.
- the adopted daughter of Mime. Wu,
wife of Minister Wu, has made her
initial hor i.,tc


r the adopted daughter of Nine WI,
wife of Minister WI, has made her
initial bow into San Francisco So
ciety. No fair society bud, fresh
from Mob Hill seminary, could have de-
ported herself with more becoming grace
under the circumstances.
Ho Vow, the Chinese Consul, with
charity to all and malice toward none''
had decreed that those who were anxious
TO see Miss WI could have personal in
terview with the young lady at the con-
sulate on Stockton street at IL o'clock
yesterday morning. At the appointed
hour several ladies were present. A num-
Der OF artists and six latest improved
cameras were formidably arranged in a
row suggestive Of the new guns that were
recently placed in position at the entrance
to the Golden Gate.
With pattering of little feet and sup
pressed laughter as a befltting overture
Miss WI was led into the room by her
adopted mother. The child was deathly
pale and appeared to realize the enormity
of the situation. She was directed to q
chair by Nine WI and allowed to re-
gain her composure. In the meantime the
women folks were taking in the child's
costume from head to toe. Miss Wu's
hair was arranged with much skill. 1t was
quantity plastered down and in the front
tnere was Jaunty part. The end of her
hair was plated and gathered in a knob
just over the right ear. She wore a gor-
geous blouse of pink, yellow. black and
white.
After the young lady's wardrobe had
been thoroughly absorbed she was cross
examined by the Interested visitors. Nine
Wu kindly acted as interpreter, but after
time the wife of the able Chinese diplo-
mat decided that she would answer the
questions herself
Please ask her if she can dancer" said
visitor. addressing Nine. WI. AS Miss
Wu has foot only about three inches
long Nine WI took it upon herself to
answer the question and said NO"
do ask Miss WI what her favorite
dress is, was the next interrogation.
Nine. WI stated that her daughter was
then and there wearing her favorite cos
tune. In this manner the questions were
piled and answered by Nine. WI.
The young lady sat silent with her eyes
cast down and apparently felt that the
sooner the reception was over the bet
ter.
Flo Vow who acted as master of cere-
monies, hurried the camera fiends. Snap
shots were taken of Miss WI, and with
look Of relief she toppled off upstairs lean
ing on the arm of her servant.
Miss Wu's debut thus became history.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01
LET us TALK, MIR. WELLS.

wanted to lie DOWN. Who made you swallow the
Supervisor tickete How do you stand on the fran
chisesf In that second meeting Mr. Wells with these
questions ringing in your ears you rose and answered
them by saying, This is quite distance from the
northern part of the town, find"
Now, really, Mr.. Wells, was that an answer? Is It
not fact that all places distant from each other are
not as near as other places not SO distant? We ad
NIT that it is quite distance from the northern to the
southern part OF the town. and your admirers are glad
that you were able to notice it, but why do you play
the two ends OF the town against the middle as an an
swer to the questions Of the peopel What has that
distance to do with your ultimatun, with refusing
Flint place on the ticket and your swallowing the
Supervisor tcketf Mr.. Wells, yo, may be aete-
sian, but your answers to these questions are not
deep. They don't seem to apply; they are not sat-
stactory to the people, You answer in architecture
real estate and furlongs, when the people want to
know something that be told in the terms Of
either Linear measure, fifty-vara lots and large
houses are inofensive in themselves but they are not
issues in this campaign
You have until Monday night to answer what the
people ask. Please, Mr.. Wells, cease retrospection
and remniscence revery and irreevance, and answer
those questions.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01
Californians in New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. S1.-The following
Californians have arrived at the hotels:
San Francisco-J. o. Hanon, o. Koch
Ter and wife, T. II. Macdonald, o. s.
Smoot and wife, at the Imperial; r. r.
Haskell and wife, at the Everett; d. D.
Davidson, H. d. Walter, at the Cadillac;
S. F. Genne, d. C. Henry, at the Herald
Square; Mrs. ]. H. Boalt, Miss Boalt, at
the Manhattan; H. c. Donnell, at the
Netherlands; 1. F. Mobrien, at the AL
bert.
Los AngeIes-W. Schwenckert, at the
Astor; c. B. Jeffries. at the Continental;
o. P. Poney, at the Manhattan.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

California--sporting
Tivoli-"Carrnen."
Centrsl-"Ihe Great Northwest
Grand Opera-house-+'Aly Friend From India"
Grand Opera-house- commencing November IL
AIcazar-'T 'Tennessee's Pardner-'
Columbis-'The Henrietta"
Chutes, Observation-Disclosures and
vening.
Fischers-Vaudevi1le.
Recreation Park-Basehau.
Oakland Racetracle-Races tomorrow
Sutro Baths-Open nights
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01

NEGRO Subscriber, City. The word
negro Is not used in the Bible. Ethiopian
is used to denote an African.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01

ON PUGET SOUND-H. j., Oakland,
CAL There is a United States naval sta
tion at Bremerton, on Puget Sound,
Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01
EXAMINERS
PURPOSE.

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Mr. hiding he
paper things inmi It
purpose
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vengeance law and order police Chief to
supported the prosecution members Of the force who did their duty
order and furnished an object lesson M what may y be expected dit and M the the
and
the metropolis competitors
That paper balanced with some upon the issues the coming
threw off the mask the
port promising that should patronage elected
getting plurality
pose saving Win @ the legal point and & protecting @ M the & n the on oee which oRs ito
Everybody Mr. Hearst succeed sting Mr. sch"az the
will dictate direct the official Mr. Schmtz
Tuesday nigh Chief @ Sullivan will expelled hp the
Captain who
protecting and property saved the city the late strike and excited the ire OF
the Eane[ will be put off the force The muers OF Rice and the other support
m @ % % T % @ @ m % s @ m @ % and .he % peTce % @ o m Be m
prosecution M Hearst here then edhanded muere
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has driven % aTay H dng T naaena a T local as SITUATION
York compe his there refrain from supporting Tamy and its Of
would be permitted its Sally Ann and Simple Simon editorial
stunt while great fight around it. and Hearst comes here treat San Francisco
paper His hope
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grasp power The
s will open the way to accomplish his purpose and s paper therefore proo
class this city would be bad enough would be hard enough
carries under fgs Hearst and the Exam as the poison with which strikes at
himself
his
country securing control Of the government Of this
d
Hundreds OF families still suffering here because he counse their
wisely The mothers children the murdered and will
result his and disorder The
bodies
advised
He caused them O hands with blood
families if
in
his him
their threatened them with death they attempted work At this
before the Grand
fear that Rce fate may be theirs The law helpless and Justice hanrng the
inspired
will
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against the and San
the hills like bandit watching
LET us TALK, MIR. WELLS
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01

EDISON-J. A. B., Centerville, Cal. The
address of Thomas A. Edison, the In
ventor, is West Orange, New Jersey.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01

1t is worth noting that the spread eagle orators of
the country are no longer speaking of the republic
as extending from Florida to Cape Nome but from
MAINE TO Manila"
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

DOLLARS-M. M. Oakland, Cal. Dol
lars of 1895 are not catalogued as COM
manding a premium.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01

SUMMER RATES at Hotel del Coronado.
Coronado Beach. Cal. effective after April Is:
$50 for round trip. including Is days at hotel.
Pacific Coast S. S. Co. 4 New Montgomery ST
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01

TIMBER-N., San Mateo, Cal. The law
of California says that the carrying away
Of any kind of wood or timber from the
land of another from tide land is a mis-
demeanor
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01

According TO the Boston Globe the PHILOSOPHICAL
Anarchists" Of that city thinking of changing
their name, but it would be better if they would also
chsnre their thoughts and their associations
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01

First Shirtwaist GirI-So you are going
rowing with Mr.. FIoorwalker? His trick
is to threaten to rock the boat unless you
give him a kiss.
Second Shirtwaist Girl (naively)--Well,
mother said she wasn't afraid to let me go
with him, as all the girls say he never
rocks the bOat.-BroOklyn Eagle.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-01

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