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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
IINEYARDISTS
COMING HERE
German COlOnists to Settle
in the Eastern Foothills
of Santa Clara Valley
LOCATION Is SELECTED
European Capitalists Will
Furnish the Money Neces-
sary to Carry Out Scheme
Special Di-p4lea 10 ne cali

SAN JOSE July IA colony o Ger
man vIneyardiSts : 70 be brought ~
santa Clara County 70 settle II the
eastern foothills OF the valley The
promoter OF the scheme Is Henry :.
GiIIig Of London. but an American oy
birth He proposes 20 bring 1866
German viticuIrUrisrs here 10 engage II
the wine business GuHg was here 4
Jew months ago and with Charles W
Coe went over the land It : proposed
20 c0IOnize- Il extends all along the
foothills from Niles 20 Gilr0y. and con
taIlS thousands o. acres that are
adapted 10 vine growing Besides Gil
IIg there are a number OF German cau-
iIaIists back OF the scheme. and money
IS 70 bs furnished the coIouisrs ID start
IN life here The coI01ists vii be 10
Gated AZ the most fertile spots IN The
hills GiHig IS now on his way 20 Ger
many He has the sanction @ the Ger
man Government To solicit iumigra-
tion. and expects 10 have the party %
colOuiSts here this fall
The vineyardisrS that are COMING
have 5eeu engaged IN vine growing and
wine making for years and are Isav-
ing the fstherIand because 0f its i'm
u0vsrtshed soil
The syndicate o. capitalists hack q
the venture viii establish q German
California hank either IN this city or
San Francisco 20 finance the uudertak-
ing and conduct q general banking
business GiIlig established the Ameri-
can Exchange Bank in London
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
KNIGHTS GREET
Their LEADER
Assemblage of Pythians and
Many Friends to Welcome
the State Grand Officers
FINE JEWEL PRESENTED
Good Music and Addresses
Interest a Large Audi
ence at the Alhambra

The local lodges u Knights q Pyth-
las assembled last night in the AIham-
bra Theatar together with their wives.
the ladies' OF the order Of Rathboue
Sisters and many friends. II all nearly
two thousand persons for z f0ur-f0Id
purpose. that OF rendering 4 reception
TO r 2 Burns OF Auburn. grand chan
ceIIor u the domain Of California. The
presentation OF q diamond sat jewel 10
Junior Past Grand Chzucellor 3 v
Sargent Of Salinas. 70 say farewell To
the supreme representatives from this
State who VIII leave August 3 70 attend
the supreme lodge session IN Louisville
and urge them 20 work for the election
OF Judge Church of Fresno 70 the sec
oud highest station IN the or6er. and
10 give san FrancIsc0's dEIII team OF
the uniform rank seud OF OF The eve
of departure for the national eacAup-
uent, where Il VIII compete for vaIu-
able trophies
The grand chancellor and other
grand officers under escort Ct Com
panies No and Ne "a OF the uniform
rank from rhe Palace Hotel reached the
meeting place and were shown 70 the
stage. which was occupied ay about
thRry q the prominent members OF the
order
me programme included orchestral
selections. vocal selections by the
Euickerbocker Quartet welcome by
T J. Crowley. chairman % the evening
bsrytone solo by Charles E Hay.
Romance sans Paroles = R0nd0
Elegant violin soIO. by Mss Belle
RoseuthzI. Oratton by Past Supreme
ReDresentative Judge a J. Buckles.
vT no spoke for half an hour On the or
der and The beneficial work It x en-
gagGd He vas followed by James
Hennessey II mOuOIogues vocal seIec-
tiOns by Miss Lillian WaIthsr. then Z
short address by the grand chancellor.
q 10 expressed his qualification o. See
ing such Z large gathering ot persons
interested IN PEEhianism and n elo-
Quent words paid glowing tribute TO
the Knights loyal and their auxiliary
the Rzth6O1= sisters Then thsre was
more music by the quartet and the
presentation Of the jewel 10 Past Grand
Chancellor Sargent and the meeting
closed with The singing o. The star
I SusnEIed Banner The affair was ad-
{ uirabIy conducted under the direction
/ of Ed n C0Tey Charles 3IiIly. Charles
/ " Nevin. I Schwartz. c : Hoffman.
/ CAPTAIN n \ SzmueIs- A D CordzEliz
H PuraII a Meyers ard z Noel
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
LABOR LEADERS DISAGREE
on QUESTION OF UNIONISN
NTeu Given Permission 10 WOrk hT
Sacramento Trades Council Called
ont by STATE President

SACRAMENTO July --P- H
1--.-a--Ev rres5z-- n the STATE
E-E --az=s C1----L. has rU1 co---
-=- Cd --z Sacramento Building Lra1zs
---re A. C. johnson began ID
make extensive l0r-1T eC-sE-s On rs
=--E-s-rzz- property employing
-- contractor. Charles = Mathews.
and -1- Ue-- E=-I-1I1E W51-
along smoothly EEL an 1CsZ shop
E=- sz-- sCUs men % ID certain
r--E -- --z t-5LEzEg- LEz- the union
-a--=s WEed cut Tls Szcra-
-=- Building Trades Council took
--= --=r W and consented 70 allow
--- z--ers 60 return 90 W0rE On
--= Ez --a- Mathews had always
been t- -- then SCUs1O1T referred
-r= case -- S-z-z President lLcCzrCly--
E-r cane E- <-1U san Francisco and
called -- --- Only The carpenters but
--= T=s WCrE vas STOPPED
-1-Es- and johnson SAYS ha Viii 20
ahead ana -o-rI=-e -1e improvements
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
COUNTY CLERK J. J. GREIF
SUBMITS ANNUAL REPORT
Completion OF Back Pro-
bate Work-

County Clerk John J. Greif has Sub
uitted his annual report 70 the Mayor.
He says that litigation IN this city and
county IS steadily increasing and that
the business OF the County Clerks
once has almost trebIed during the
last few years- In spite OF this. says
the report. the ofzice has & force OF
but forIy-nine clerks, with g messeu-
ger acting as 5anitor. whereas in 1850
the clerical staff numbered eighty
three.
The report also says that the ONCE
has succeeded n completing over
three months q back probate work
and that the chaotic condition Of fl
tugs and papers OF the old District and
other courts has been reuedied-
Through the liberal appropriation
Greif expects his ONCE viii be second
20 none IN the United States
The receipts OF the ofHce for the
fiscal year exceeded the receipts OF
last year BY the sum OF S45GI SIS and
the receipts for the last SIX months
have been greater than for any six
months in the history OF the Office
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
Days-SunShine and Warm Evenings
Pleasant

The zbavs 8 ~ rsport received tsr tie pas-
Essk tr1z points alauz tEs CsIEe1r1iz North
western RzITay- Suca a contrast = ths
zeathe- Ne have lzd II Saz Fra1cazco and
sr-u-5 re naY 1--lEg Ens saue rfDs-
AuEuz-. Seprz-hsr and Oc-oter ara Delightful
n-g1rns IL r. country e1 thtz roaI f1C a Va
esrtcr- ne Wsar.s- 4 Ehs1 serrlst-Ezr-
,Izys ard pleasant svsuEEs
Oue hc4Irrs ---zVsl oEsr r1z CzIi11rufz North
western RaIEzy fran san Frz1c1zco gives .
co-pleEe change &C ciizars-
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
- Wn = Gunfr.

* CTcrz. who walked INTO the
S-sEs oEcs and confessed - hzT-
--r se- Ere 20 the Tory lumber vzrd.
ce-z-E loss q stz9e1. IN order that
p EEEr rob = local hank while the
pC-z were q the Ere waived exam
--s--r- today and sid that he TouId
CLez- Er -u The higher court He
hints C- r-=Tl0Iz crimes buL VII not
E-Fe z-T 1e-zl-e6 Information regard
t-E -LeE
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
OCEAN TRAVEL

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F1- E1r=Ez fEl-- 81 l- Ear1-P-r-~-s "a
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Jury - - Aus s
F1r Les Angles or-a P1rr Los A---.-. a..
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F1r LCz A-E==s lrfz Sa- PsE-- az E7s-
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t-rsF- -a1 -i-=c-- -aF-c-s. F.r- E7a-E--s Ss-
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Co.'S say J1r Cd au-
Caro-. Mzzz--z1- A-s-z- Ia Pa1 sa--z R--
sa-s- eslzgUz= .M=LI- % --r a.
ALASKA EXCURSIONS. S=asc- 80
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F1r -1r--s- -E----- z-l-n r1-z.- r-tEzr r--
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TICKET OFFICES Nsw No1-zr--
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E-zT E1zrv=s- F-=-ZE- oEcs. -3 Market =
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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
Sars Husband serereIy Beat Her.

FRESNO. jay 21--BenjaIliu
l---sc-- a L-r1-gpe operator Is under
arrest -- charge q severely beating
rs VIE because she refused 20 give
T. money with which 70 purchase
E--C-- Ms Johnson says that II or
DE- -7 escape f-1u her husband she
vas --Urze1 20 climb our of Z wiz
E-T 70 -lelr rooE II The Howard IodE-
t-E-E1-sz ard slide down g telegraph
ul-= 70 -he ground
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
Twin Lakes Baptist Assembly.

SANTA CRUZ. July 27-Rev- W z.
Taylor Of Riverside was the principal
speaker to-day az the Twin Lakes Bzp-
tisr assembly He led the Bible class
this morning and spoke on Typical
Conversions Recorded in the Acts OF
the Apostles" II the evening h lee
tured on The Conflict Between Japan
and Russia
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
Goes 70 JAN for Sir Months.

SANTA CRUZ. July 37-Stsphsn
Arana. who threw piece OF wood
through the window OF = Southern Pa
cIfc car and injured & woman pzSSen-
ger was sentenced By Justice CraghiJ
today 20 SIX months Imprisonment II
The County Jail
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
Tou.s rzrT xa-d az T1nsso-

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80 rz-en E-r5 8 SD . IT. S--
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80 z15 a=E -z1-Nr 80
as a 4-1- . P=r --c- IL
So street rn11e Nalr l5Gs HsI-l 49,
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
rou.s Sary xa-a aaa vansio-

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80 = -1--r s-z rs-rT el1E-Wssz 1aTs
an II and - P " Sll-aEs. I'D
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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
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DIRECT LcgE 70 EATEs-PARIS
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S4----fzv a. 10 n 1--U Ele- =.
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ry-s- -Izss &C E1Ers. 80 ard l-Ta-1 >e-1r
-. - rra--s fs5 l-1 E-Uz-1 lz3E -l--A-
AG-NrT FOR CNE--ED STATES AND -AE-
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T--E J. 2 FUEAZL 4 CO. EE--1- -1ss
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7-5-IEer= su1t bE al Ezli---s1 --czz- AE=1-z-
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
VACATION AT LAKE TAHOE
The Southern Pacifc Offers Reduced
Rar.a Tf-zers

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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

Te Ode En=Iish I'm.
- 1Lss-- 81 Best th1gz = eat ard
c---z az Bsbs & Jules
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
TOYO KISEN KAISHA

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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

AAA0mNAR q "a RsEF. uHsa go
HIImWNI Es-ttc 40 sf.tst.
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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

Poston5ce Laborer Appointed
Martin Higgins was appointed 4
uosJ0fice Iaborer yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

PREMIUM NOTE ACCOUNT
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bezi--su< q rhs Tsz- sES GO -
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Total ----.. s-4s 6. .
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
ADVERTISEMENTS
ADVERTISEMENTS
STATEMENT
OF The
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
OF The
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

OF BOSTON. N The STATE OF MAs-
OszcEuzztts. CT rnz 3Is- 1zT & D=csE1sr.
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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

Max Use and Hyuan G0ldSteir
partners tn Z vegetable pe6dIfug ven
-ure- were driving their wagon o.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-13
LETTER FROM NEW LEEDS.

f.. Spins ,r'u,s Slowly or. a:.I is
c.%..i.n.i unusually haykw&rt Who;t
E.r'ss wgl.. anl the fruit TIP has 1T
Ha',r,! - much a., WI" yylotrI: in
.. Fl IN my cNn ryt',H. t"p3@h
INIT L. am of the opiA..a t..lt There
may be an :!hulgr,Iut crop of peaches and
"rp!r>, f." aught | can soc ct pres IT tn
the ,",rIary.
Mrs. liaran'S Factory. II, caEtly burn
, l., LIa EcCn leased by Irwin y; Mcgar-
gee of lhi!,I, ,rlia. for ten ycalS. ut
one hundred all fifty dollars per alGillm
nud he will rebuild the mill at his own
expense. AMI change it to a paper manu-
factory. He calculates to have it in
operation in three months.
|. ID. Carter. Esq. is progressing nap
idly with the race Of his new paper mill,
aul has commenced building the dam.
Thu fisheries which from time immcln-
olial were considered SO important an
int, " in this county. are nearly all
lbHlu.Jnch. and it, is doubtful whether
thsy ever were any real advantage to
tn" county. nj they kept back the i'm
provrmc:.t of the soil, tho real source #
wealth..
There is Il man now in this moi ghbor
horl whose half brother WAS in Brad
,urkS war ON" hundred years ago. Is
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-13
LETTER FROM CHESAPEAKE.


''' i-'' NJ i't' I'", "''N iI>
"I'i. -" N'"'I III "'.' mere me i'lNI"-
WI wy, "'.l N'''H'N dfaNc L'th inc
H'c''' WI "'' !'' ''tT uHl''i'''''n III me
iNh'oi' vi IN" ".",St 'Hhah!t"iltS. Inc
|toriI' Vi Eo.t'riaN h$''a Hhont uI h.Nr.
p". "S c'ilh' c'i'r"c'er WaS HucI rs WI!
ir"I S"'" 'e ''fEoti'"' or 'lh. car
GU! seemed ,"T1iga 10 obstruction ny the
Jury VI ."' i"FN'n Iisn'illf@S hfy>. Win
III Ihe 'liF n""'"'S IL seemed 10 r".Frn-
Ii7iue Whi4r ihe Hlsl'aillhG crash OF thlih-
"er "Hi'h III quick Succession following
"'ch preceding haSNl apprar"I TO cause
rne e'l'l I" NliNc ana 'i'lhh," to ITS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-13
TIE PLANK ROAD.

tn, Managers Of the Plank Road Com
pany hg,d II meeting at Cherry Hill. ON
Monday ll.r. at which they determined
10 bu.lt the TuId to l.cwi.vi...". Pa. a
sing tl.p"k feet in W. lth \ com
mite, Vs." app 'iltCi To IL, n:yl,llizc the
phi.:.., lila, Wilmington AMI Baltimore
Railv III Company for thu pu. pose Of in
terC>'ting it i'll the plank road. The com
mittce. previously appointed L. examine
other plank roads. as rcgar,,,' rh,ir con
struCtinA, management a!.l profits. made
n very favorable report. \ number of
surveyors were rOtitcl that propositions
would he received for making II map ani
profile Of the county road on the bed of
which il is proposed to lay the plank
road
\ committee of the managers. also met
the County Commissioners ca Tuesday
last. il.l agreed with them for thu Use Of
the "Chcrry Hill road.
The frigE,,s of the road are in high
sririt>-itS early completion is Il certainty
ard there is I'D doubt but it will be of
great advantage to Elkt0n and the count
~ thrragh which it passes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-13

Dr. Miles I[o-vinc Did
Relieve and Cure.

"'Thc doctor tried bit couldn't relieve me"
is aphraSe commonly met with in the letters
we receive from grateful patients. The
reason is plain. The doctor tries to cure the
symptom and neglects the disease. In all
cases of chronic headache, nervousness,
weakness, general debility, dizzy spells. loss
of appetite inability to sleep, lack of energy,
loss of flesh, lack Of interest morbid tend
encies, hysteria, the disease is 4 nervous dis.
order and some means must be taken to
strengthen and restore the nervous system.
DIR. Miles Restorative Nervne is performing
wonders every day and will cure you as it
has thousands of others. R.-l how quickly
it acted in the following case:
"a few years ago / was greatly troubled
with nervousness and indigestlc While at
work dizzy spell would come over me and
| would be forced to stop and rest. suffered
terribly from headaches and my nervousness
was SO marked as to cause almost constant
twtching of the muscles. My doctor tried
but could not relieve me. | finally began
the use of DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine
and continued until have used four bottles,
although | have not had a dizzy spell since
taking the first dose. | am very thankful for
what your medicine has done for me and
shall take pleasure in recommending it
whenever | can."-FRANK 2. BENTLEY, Mid
dlebury, VT.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tie DR.. Mile, Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous ami Heart Diseases. Address
Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart Ind.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-13

tHi'fe HtlN ulllVT lllihll 4lNILS WHO t'Ih S'iS
DE-, much : i.
LETTER FROM PORT DEPOSIT.
+. G. Ricketts, Esq,
Dear Sir Since | lssr wro.r you.
the river haa been raising sp that it b.
Le,ii too Nigh to run, nothing i~F.f
come down Since laet Saturday; but il l.
HOW on the fIll alpd we expect q gnaI
supply of lumber. timber, cite. TH,, pi.ot-
think they will lie able 10 cU.nmpn,,. run
ming tomorrow. There is said tD he a
large quantity of lumber and timber on
the way. and we look for a lively time
in the cGllsiH of n week or tvs.
Tina river hC.ng 80 high operates much
against tire qualrym"u, aS they ol..Hnt
load >tCl, and hands are very scarce,
OWN. t. the demand on the river. and at
the fisheries. | understand the fisher
mon ON the rivers bp,ow are catching II
-r,At many fish. which | am glad to
hear 1t is said our friend lanall is Il
doing his share at the business. The
Gillcrs have taken considerable quantities
Within II day or two. to-day they are
cat hing large quantities of hrlTingS of
the wharve, and rafts with scoop nets.
Our tawr>man. Mr.. Z. u. McCi,e:a-
han. is going to close ont his Foundry on
the 10th of next mCnth. by public sale.
which will be IL serious loss to this lace
if it should rot 90 int opyltion again.
but ] hope it may fall into hands who
will >talt it.
Respectfully Yours. u.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-13
DEATH OF JOSEPH w. VEAZEY.

The death of this gentleman, which is
refCrlCI to by Il correspondent "a the
obituary column. hats caused universal
feeling of regret throughout thu county.
He WIS ore of our most influential and
esstimnh,r ,itzuEls. anl his los will be
severely fr,t. particularly in Sil>'nfr"st
Neck, where he resided.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-13
THE FISHERIES.

Th,. fisheries on the North East river
iraya ht2n taking fish this week in conSid
erabl, quantities. the rum" being much
better tNan for some years.
On tha Elk River about onc-th.rd of
the OIL shores are fshed with about sutli-
cielM success 10 pay expenses.
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TIA KS.

We have received from the Hon. J. y.
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Cecil Wing
Fifty Years Ago.
p. {. RICKETTS,, Editor.
Apri! 20, 1854.
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Wnen / urew soltiy up along the
path of the fire, the girl was standing
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I sang a little song of Schumann' 8
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