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Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
COUNTRY CLUB MATERlALIzINc
It's Form ation Is now an Assured Fact
 an1 Notices Have Been Sent Out to Those Who May Be lnterested.

Those Who May Be Interested.
 Bis5ee's Country Club may soon 39, come an organization material. Steps have been taken for the actual organization of such 8 club. At 2 meeting held at the Copper Queer hotel Wednesday night, 8 circular was drarted and yesterday was sel~ 10 those who it is thought may take an active interest in the project
 Those present at the meeting were: (. 2. Sill. who advanced the idea and was instrumental in obtaining from the Henry P. Barbour company the ground donation for a clubhouse, j. T. Hood, cashier of the Miners and Merchants Bank. NJ J. Cunningham, cashier O. the Bank of Bisbee, w. II. Brophy manager Of the Copper preen store. ". c. Mcbride, of the Copper Queen architects office. F. L. liar rington. assistant manager of tie Bisbee Improvement company, Fl L. Rouzer. manager of the Copper Queel hotel, Dr Frederick Of the Copper Queen staff of physicians, A. E. Hur.', director Of the gymnasium club, D. H Collins and F. S. Brooks.
 Considerable interest was manifest ed at the meeting and urgent means will be adopted to complete the organ izs;ion of the Bisbee Country Club 2; a- early date
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
THE OLD WAR HORSE.
Hon. 3. 4. Packard Ready at the Earl
 tcst Call of His Party.

That old war horse of the Democrat | ic party in Cochise county and the i Territory Of Arizona, Hon. B. 4. Pa.i.- ard. was passenger from hoenix. where he had gone Sunday night to arrange for the early shipment of cat tie, and also to attend to the meeting of the Arizona worlds Fair commis- sion on Monday last. Mr. Packard. when seen by a Review representa- tive, said that he was ready to retire from active participation in politics. believing that he had served his par ty long and as faithfully as was his ability, but that he believed that the democratic party was now in the asceldancy, far more so than it had been for years. and that it only re- Cuired concerted effort to wrest the administration of affairs natonauy from the presen. administration. Ask cd as to whether it was his intention
 to take TO part in the political affairs of Cochise county. MT. Packard eX- pressed himself as always willing, as he had ever been in tue past,
 whatever he could that would aG- vance the interests of the democratic
 party in Cochise county and the Ter
 ritory of Arizona. It is needless @ gay that none better than the republi- can party know what that means
 when B. A. Packard puts his hand l. means that they simply go way back and sit down for another two years or more, then to have the dose
 repeated again at that time.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
STEPPED AGAINST A HOT STOVE

4 chiiG of Mrs. Geo. T. Benson. when getting his usual Saturday night lath, stepped back against hot stove which burned him severely. The cnll1 was in great agony a.iu Gls mOtn
 .ar could do nothing 70 pacify hin. : -t1 -sn 1l5esing that she had a bottle or C.am 5erla ms Pain Balm 10 The house she thought she would try it. In less man ha!f ar hour after applying il :the child was quiet and asleep, and T.. less than TWO weeks was well. Mrs. ,3enson is a well known reslCent O. Keilar, Virginia. Pain Balm is an an riseptic Eaiment, and especially valu- sprains. Fer sale by all drug giSts
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
DISAPPEARANCE OF
 D0RED0R'S PAPERS
ADMINISTRATOR HUNTING FOR
 VALUABLE BOOKS.
Doreder lad Books and Papers the Charge by Authorities fer insanity.

The latest development in the .teath ot Walter Doreder. the real estate owEer of this city who recently died in the territorial asylum for the in sane, has caused somewhat oi a s..r among the friends of the deceased as yell as the ao ministrator of the Dore- der estate. Doreder's books and pa pers. supposed to contain his accounts and other valuable papers, consisting O; notes, etc, have disappeared. Those interested are at a loss to know where these things have gone, but il is presumed that they were oo- lained by interested ard un-crupzh,us ssCties. The documents in the pos session of DOreder just prior tc the time that he became mentally Cerang- ed are known io have contained some pTomisssry notes, how many probably none but the unfortunate man himself knew
 Tae administrator says that oa ;be day before Doreder Was taken into custody he talked with him, and at the time the unfortunate man had two books ard some papers under his arm. He explained the strange incl dent as a precaaution which be Eas obliged to take in order tc protect these articles rom the cupid;,y of two well known Bishee ner. No stress is givea his belief. however, ILss ,he men whom be mentioned were Gesi,. 1as sf ge.tsns hold -os the sessss- s,s s;a' -.xra ------.- ---. -- .--.---. :
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
1904 CAMPAIGN ISSUES.

OAcial honesty ana official capacl- y are two of the most important is- sues which may be used by the demo- cratic party in me campaign of l9O4- These were dehnitely raised by tise parties in the campaign of 1876 and l the people who think that honesty | anG official capacity in public offices | should exist there at all times | sided and voted with the democrats IF | that campaign. The plain record oi republican rascali<ies, not confined to one branch of the public service. but extending through nearly every department of the party in power, IS as legitimate moral political issue as was ever put before the American people, and is one that shouiu be rais- ed on every occasion that the sub ject warrants.
 Not a particle of difference does it | make that if the oemocrats were con | tlnued ir power their administration or affai-s would result m the same 1 condition of administration, and would
 develop democratic rascals quite as bold and corrupt as those of the re- I publican officials whose examples are
 now so plainly before the public. ine
 scavenger dump of the party in power
 is so steeped ID corruption as to be
 almost unbearable. When the time
 comes to unload the democrats for
 any similar record made by the off
 cials Of the present administration, i;
 will be safe to say that the people will
 attend to that matter.
 The issue of good government. non esty in office. official capacity and no, favoritism, and stop robbing the peo pie by way of the tariff, etc, is one with the features named that the dem ocratic party may well so before the , public with and hope to win.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

we do eat too much" says a SCI eltifc gentleman with tle customary
 Vandyke beard of the medical expert Not if he travels on the new schedule of the Southern Pacific R. n. You don't even set a chance to eat any thing along the line, and unless you are lucky enough to get on the first section of 3 or 10, to catch :he diner, there is not much danger of yoor eat ing too .zauoh,. tue. doctors ia t.e COB trsry notw:thstsndins.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

Better find out where you are going and what your connections are before leaving home now, otherwise you will be laid up in some out-of-theway place to await the convenience of some train that may come along some time
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
TIME CARD OF ARIZONA & COLO RAQO RAILROAD.

a ''Leave Coehise for -Pearce 1s: 8 a m- and 4:l0 ?. m. l-.. Leave Pearee fer Cochfse 5:3G Q. ID and 2:20 ?. m.
 Connections ai Cochise with 5. P reiiroad. Effective October 22d.. 1909.
 E. A. M'FARLAND,
 Assistan: General Manager"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
Foh sal;E-post Office Fixtures

FOR SAlE-Pcst Office Fixtures consisting of .he following: sections of lock boxes. with keys, 100 in each section; one section of 34. larger lock boxes; one Post Office cabinet, Is com bination boxes, 8 boxes; aaiso contain ing general delivery ease, money box .and etc. Will seD whole or in part inquire of c. A.. oTeFsock. !. Dougtss, Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

We await patiently hearing what President Roosevelt has to say about Panama and several other gratis and jobs the administration has I'D it's sleeve v,5.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

IL is remarkable how the attendance at Sunday school is increasing in all denominations. The small boy is onto his job. Christmas is less than two months away.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

Words are good when backed by deeds, and only so."-President Roosevelt. Why not prosecute :he coal, steel and other illegal r)5he- trusts. then?
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

We hadn't particularly noticed something Ihe treasury aepartIaent seems alarmed about, and that is the scarcity of S1 ,0O0 bilfs.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
elaLs' DAy sT GYMNASIUM.

Director Hurst has announced that he gir4s' .ciass al the gymnasium this afternoon will begin at 8 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

Al the protection the Indians need how :s from political grafters, who look upon Lo as their legitiE.a-e prey
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

Can we lift ourselves by our oyn boot straps? Certainly. Haven't we got prosperous by taxing ourselves?
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

~StaEd pat says Marx Hanna while ;he trusts grow latter.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

Buy New Copper stock through 5-zne. & P-ceAnan, agcb:E, boz 73". 8:-Aee. Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

The ,aliT ties your hands, the trusts pick your pockets
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

Stop at Hotel Monies in Tombstcne.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

Smoke Bisbee Fayorites. Hom
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

.ae Rev.ew Aas a brancA ofhce al Douglas. and is delivered hy carrier tA the following towns: Naco.
 Cananea.,
 Douglas.
 Tombstone.
 Benson.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05
Schiling's Best is all you need to think of about

tes baking. powder spices
 eef-e Anvoring extracts soda Six questions answered in one. rs syc-1 s'ocs1's; EncnrybssA .;,'''.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-05

Catch--Disappearsnce.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-22
This will be a Busy Month
of Selling at Wilson's.

before thoroughly equipped supply your needs every
t tina this sore
Wead
We
awido and the
hands For
dollar. goods this has been purchased on the
cashpI
turs willing take
buying public usually dress goods stock Here we
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-22
z B E L ! N s S

the lead this fall Wepresen line of them 81 inches wiie good nap
beautiful splendid
haa heavy4
We
Fashion
hevare the Orrecth
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-22
In the Ready to-Wear Department,

We everything that miy will need make her psente social
Is weuas the for
line in S
haveha uf j
sllth
onnlake tnots Fo
from
Civ
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-22

t,mothy ana alfalfa. balance in SAGE brush
creek water right. 300 fruit trees mostly late
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-22
z.zR. 3. VIII. S q III

&c a double roll. High
grade goods at lowest
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-22

rs OF new souvenir goods of the
school Just received, at Willis
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-22
Walking Skirts and
Chi|dren's Dresses.

you walking skirt consider good
received line of ready made dresses
$500 They pickup The three dollar easily worth
and look through the You will find splendid
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-01-30
TEARS OUT HER SIDE
ON WINDJAMMER'S BOW
Outward Bound Schooner E. K Wood Car
RED Against Ship Springbank, Anchored
Outside Heads, SustainS Severe Damages

ing TO their island home after visit 70 tne
mainland. J. A McClurg, wife and chli9 Went
10 Honolulu on the Ventura. Nj IL, M ~ Ten
yer and a well-known figure IN the hiO"es
world. -.
c. H. Knibbs and J. W. Turner; Commits,
sioners Of Education in New South Wales. are
returning 20 sydney on the \ entura- they
have been in this country stuoying AIne.i ,ein
educational methods. and In ADDITION 70 tn s.,
personal observations are taking back Win
them a wagon load OF statistical reports -,
A. Grady travelling traffic manager LOT tne
Oceanic Steamship Company. Wlil JON the Gu
tura at Honolulu.
The Ventura's passengers were:
Honolulu-AIrs. f A Abbot Master Mast AZ
bolt. A J.. Baird. Mrs Burke mss s, r. 40
Case. r. +. Cosgrove. Mrs. Z. = CullLhs'
5. A Deel Mrs X Douthitt. {. r EggeIt'
Judge George Gear. Mrs. Gear. A. -. nan "a
Hanback,. Mrs. Hanback,. Peter High. a; W
Mrs. Hutchins Miss Doris NJ: Hutchlhs' "a
Kaub }. A. mcclure. Mrs McClurg and child
c. l. Merriam. Mrs >. Muir; = n; FiS gu
Charles supe Mrs. supe. w $ Tallman; H.
Tuggy. w b. Webster. Mrs. Webster. . l.
White Mrs White. c. II. Bergstrom. MISS
Neiiie Rird BEN Bruins. F. O. Clark r. A.
Duncan. Mrs Duncan, Mrs. A. Is. FOX. ", " J..
Henderson. Miss Anna Kennedy. y J; ,f hea1
II. b. Saylor Mrs Sayior ana three chlureh'
-'i Psgo Paeo@Mrs d. Cuthbert. Miss Cuth-
bert. Master Cuthbert Mrs J. r. Dicketts.
Fo 4SsHia Mss NJ Tiaseit. e d. Houit. Her
man House. II. g. Meers, NJ. Clifora' heV.
G. = Days Mrs Kearne. Miss kearne. Mas
ter Kearne r. i. Mason, {. r. Mckenzie
sydneyEW r. Baker Garrett J; Byrne, A.
Cameron, y d. Cohen. :. Haslett. Robert
nm 6 II Knihbs. : Patten. r. g. Rob
son Harold D. smith Colonel J. staot :. l..
A. stout, J. ". Turner. ;. G. Mrisr lls-
J. + Madsen. Mrs NJ Martin, Andrew Mel
drum William Mllar, Miss NJ Purcell.
Join at Honolulu for Auckland-T. A Crazy.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-01-30

IS; Br. stmr Amur. from Skagway; stmr Ven
ture. from Quatsino-
NAGASAKI-Arrived Jan 2s-U S stmr Dix,
from Seattle, for Manila.
CALLAO-Arrived Jan 25-Br ship Dean
mount. hence Nov 81
COLON-Arrived Jan 2T-Stmr City of
Washington, from New York.
Sailed Jan 27-Stmr Seguranca for New
York.
HULL-Arrived Jan 27-Br ship Colony.
hence Sept II.
DUNGENESs- Jan 2s-Br ship
Dunsl2w. from Shields for Port Los Angeles
YOKOHAMA-Arrived Jan 2S-Jap stmr
America Maru. hence Jan 10.
LIZARD-Pdssed Jan 2S-Br ship County of
Ediuburg, hence Sept Il, for London.
FALMOUTH-Arrived Jan 2S-Fr bark Cam
bronze. from Oregon. and sailed for Ipswich.
Arrived Jan 2S-Br bark Samantha. from
Oregon.
OCEAN STEAMERS
HAVRE-Arrived Jan. 29-Stmr La Savoie.
from New York.
QUEENSTOWN-Sa Jan 29-Stmr Ocean
c, for New York; stmr Haverford. from Liv-
erpool for Philadelphia
INTERCOLLEGIATE Jan 29-Stmr Califor-
Man. for Portland: stmr Canadian, for New
York
Arrived Jan 2s-Stmr Manxman. from Port
land Jan 29-Stmr Nordand, from Phila-
delphia stmr Corinthian. from st John, N B.,
and Halifax: stmr Merton from Boston: stmr
Michigan from Boston.
PALERMO-Arrived Jan 2S-Stmr Perugia,
from New York, Naples, etc.
LONDON-Sailed Jan 29-Stmr Mesaba, for
New York
GLAsGow-saiIed Jan es-stmr Livonian.
NEW YORK-sailed Jan 2s-stmr Celtic.
for Liverpool
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-01-30
POLICE RAID
ROBBERS DEN
Silk Of High Value Is
Recovered From a
Cache.
Four Suspects Are Held by
the Officials for
Theft.

Detectives Regain and O'Connell of the
Southern police station raided a house
at 15S Fifth street yesterday morning and
took into custody four men, who. it is al
legged, are desperate crooks and response
bic for a number of crimes committed
throughout the State, as we'll as some in
the city.
The capture was accomplished by the
use of drawn revolvers. All four men
were held up and when they found the
officers were determined TO arrest or kill
them they surrendered and gave up their
booty. In the room were 12S bolts of silk
OF high value. Just where this was sto-
len from has not vet been determined. but
the police believe that it was taken from
store in Salinas about two weeks ago.
1t was by mere accident that the detec-
tiyes located the robbers place. They
were searching for man suspected of
another crime when they came upon the
booty in the room occupied by the four
men now under arrest. What called their
attention TO the room occupied by the
thieves was a signal given by a person
called Rosenberg that officers were on
the premises. At once Regain and O'Con-
rell abandoned the search for the orig
inal fugitive and turned their attention
to the room stocked with stolen silk
The officers took UP a watch near the
room. They did not attempt to force an
entrance, but waited until the men made
their appearance in the hallway. With
Grawn revolvers the detectives ordered
the quartet to hold up their hands and
after Handwriting them hustled them into
the patrol wagon. In the room, in add
ton to the silk, were found keyhole saws
and number of cartridges. At the City
Prison the men gave the names OF
Charles RiOrdan, Frank White, Louis Ro-
senberg and Frank Miller They are all
held in the tanks pending further investi-
cation. All are reticent as to the posses
sion of the stolen property.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-01-30
CHINESE CONTINUE TO
CELEBRATE NEW YEAR
Observance Of Heather Festival
Marked by an Explosion
0f

The noise OF exploding firecrackers
marked the celebration of the Chinese
New Year in Chinatown yesterday For
two hours din and racket continued and
there was hardly a heather, from the
smartly dressed youth to the most aus
tere merchant. who did not join in the
merriment. Nor did they cease until to
their own satisfaction every spirit of
evil had taken fight and landed either in
Oakland or the Potrero. where they
would no more disturb the quetude of
the pig-taled invader.
Strings of large frecrackers were
played out from balconies and windows.
Large crowds gathered to listen to the
deafening splutter At the joss houses
and tong headquarters the celebration
was particularly pronounced and al one
place over 100000 of the explosives were
shot off.
Tonight at midnight the celebration in
main will cease, the stores open and
business continue at the same old stands
The day will be devoted to feast and
worship and the sucking pig and chop
suey will be slowed away in large guam
titles
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-01-30

stmr Brooklyn Higgins, Is hours from Fort
stmr C Lindauer, Allen, 20 hours from
stmr Corona Nopander. 10 hours from Eu-
rcka. - - ,uor,
Grays Harbor
toria bound for Redondo: put in for passeh-
gers. n "a fror,
SIN stmr Faith Hall 100 hours from Seattle
stmr Grace Dollar Olsen, a. hours from
stmr Gipsy. Leland. is hours from Moss
Landing and way ports - -
81 stmr Homer. Donaldson. 5h days from As
toria. etc. SOC
'i sr ship ship sprlnsbank, Boyd. 13i days from
Barge Santa Paula. Nelson ~ hours from
San Pedro: in tow tug Rescue
CLEARED.
Thursday, January %.
stmr Redondo, Krog. Portland; swayne &
stmr Costa RIGA. Baker Acapulco; Pacific
''i stmT Ventura. hayward, sydney and Homo
luIu: ] ID Spreckels & Bros Co.
stmr ] S Kmbal Thwing, Seattle;
Kruse ..,-, p
Br ship Gaiena Chisholm. Queenstown; Ep-
Sch sehr Murlel, wikander, Hama; NJ Green
baum & Co.
Thursday, January %.
Stmr Eureka, lessen. Eureka
Stmr Prentiss Ahlstrom, Rendondo.
Stmr Costa Rica. Baker Acapulco.
smr Redond1 f% Payne Crescent Se CITY
Stmr Coos Bay. Swanson. san Pedro.
stmr South Bay. johnson, Eureka.
Stmr Albion. River, Bash, Albion.
Ship w II Macy. Groth. Ladysmith
Schr L K Wood Hansen, Grays Harbor
Schr Mary c, Campbell. Bodega.
SPOKEN.
Ian II. lat 81 " lon IS w. Br ship Lamor-
ma from Glasgow. for VANCOUVER
difNJan "a. lat 20 40 n. Ion $50 81 w. schr
Mindoro, from Astoria, for Esintau wished
TO be reported all well.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT I.OBOS. Jan 10 10 m-Weather
oloudv: wind Sc velocity II miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
POINT IOBOS-Passed Jan 29-Stmr Ma
varro, from Bowens Landing, for san Pedro
EUREKAz.oArrived Jan 2s-Stmr Pomona
Sailed Jan .9-Br bark Bessheld for United
Kingdom. 90
tania from San Diego. for Nanaino
SEATTLE-Arrived Jan 29-Stmr Queen
| from Tacoma; stmr Chas Nelson, hence Jan 20;
stmr Drigo, from SkagWay.
Sailed Jan 29-Stmr City of Puebla for San
| Francisco.
Arrived Jan 2s-eef stmr hahses' from
SAN PEDRo-Sailed Jan 29-Bktn Katie
Flickinger. for Everett
| WHATCOM-Sailed Jan 29-Ship John Cur
/ rier. for Cape Town
| SiNTA RARBARA-Sailed Jan 2S-Stmrs
| Ramona and Santa Rosa, for San Francisco.
TACOMA Sailed Jan 29-Sehr King Cyrus,
| for San Pedro.
| PORT HARFORD-Arrived Jan 29-Stnir
/ pamona from San Pedro. and sailed for Sa 1
| Francisco: stmr santa Barbara, hence Jan 2S.
Sailed Jan 29-Stmr Santa Barbara for Ven
| tura 90
! from san Pedro; schrs Ivy and Repeat. hence
RoWENs I.ANDING-Arrived Jan 29-stmr
| Scotia and strnr Gualala, hence Jan 2S
ASTORIA--Arrived Jan 29-Br stmr Elm
Branch hence Jan 20
| ISLAND PORTS.
| HONOLJLU-Arrived Jan 2S-Bktn John
! Palmer from Newcastle, Aus
! Sailed Jan 29-Stmr Alameda, for San Fran
! cisco. %
! ton hence Jan II.
EASTERN PORT.
| NEW YORK-Arrlved Jan 2S-Stmr Ha-
| uafien Isles from Delaware Breakwater.
! Sailed Jan 29-Br stmr Cuzco, for Valpa-
raiso
| Sept g. -.
| SYDNEY-Arrived Jan 29-Br ship CIaver-
| don hence Nov 20.
! -Arrived-stmr Queen, hence Jan
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-01-30

N BE schooner z. x. Wood, bound
out for Grays Harbor, yesterday
afternoon drifted across the bow
"A Of the British ship Springbank.
-. anchored of the heads, and sus-
tanned injuries numerous, serious and ex-
pensive.
The (. X. Wood was beating her way
TO. sea on the ebb tide The wind was
right, the current strong and the schooner
On the port tack was flung with consid-
eyable violence across the Springbank's
bow. The tide on whose bosom the
schooner was drifting TO sea had prevent
ed the windjammer from making port and
she was anchored just of the heads and
rigbt in the path of the outward bound
. schooner.
The sailing ships sharp bow and head
scar. ripped with ruthless force whatever
Of the schooner's huh and rigging that
came IN contact with them. The Spring
bank got few wrenches and scars, but
tbs schooner was fairly ripped 10 pieces
when the tug Sea Rover pulled her away
from the Britisher. The Sea Rover
brought the E X Wood into the harbor
anC the Springbank was towed in later.
The damage 10 the Wood is estimated
al about 5000 The schedule Of injuries
reads Ike a ships log the day after
heavy typhoon.
Forty feet Of the schooners port bull
varks and rail will have TO be renewed.
Tie stanchi0ns amidships were carried
away and a number OF planks forward, on
the port side. were started. The head
gear was carried away. also the rigging
aid chain plates of the main, mizzen and
iic-cr masrs. The main and mizzen masts
= were SO badly sprung that after the col
fFiOn they lay over al quite heavy
erigIe. Considerable damage was done the
fs.rr quarter and rail. The damage was
confined 10 the port side, but the busy
3 IN Of 2 quick moving war vessel could
hardly have wrought greater havoc. The
sflrincbank-s DANA &c was slight, but vii
, ln:cessitate a survey, which viii be made
today The Springbank came from Ham
lurg and was l32 days on the voyage.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-01-30

were present In generous numbers, were
concerned mostly in the coming happi-
ness of one of the favorites of their set,
Miss Edith Lynn, whose engagement was
announced at the tea No date was given
for the wedding. but 1t is understood that
it will occur in the early future. Miss
Lynn has been prominent in all the So
cial affairs of the younger people in Sac
ramento and is a general favorite. She
is tall and handsome, and is a devotee
of athletic sports being one of the most
enthusiastic members of the Country Golf
Club. Mr.. Walker has an extensive &C
quaintance In Sacramento, and is also
popular. He is engaged in business In
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-01-30
Southern Pacific valley Special.

The Southern Pacific Valley Special runs both
ways at once. This is not queer as il sounds
You can leave Bakersfield at ) a m. and reach
san Francisco at 5;25 p m, or leave san
Francisco at a. m. and reach Bakersfield Z
40 ?. m. If you live in the San joaquin VAL
ley YOU reach San Francisco In time for din
ner, go to the theater and return home on the
theater train leaving San Francisco at IL %
p. m, which gets you home in time for break
fast. Ask for copy of the new Southern Pa
cihc Valley Folder