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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21
Notice to Teachers.

A special examination for public school
teachers of this parish will be held at the
courthouse on November 20th and 2lst, 1905,
according to . resolution adopted by the State
Board of Education.
All teachers holding certificates are exempt
from further examination.
CHAS. E. GENDRON.
Parish Superintendent.
st. John the Baptist, October g, 1905.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21

LIE docteur F. A. Keller, dentiste, don't
lie cabinet est a Garyville, annonce quill
sera la Pharmacie de Resesve chaque
vendredi.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21

NJ. Camille Perilloux pris charge de
la boulangerie de feu M. Georges Jacob
ct continuera servir la clientele comme
par le passe.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21
Notice to Taa-Pnues.s

Notice is hereby gwen that the State AMI
rarish taxes for the year 1905 also poll taxes
Ior the said year due by the male inhabitants
over the age of 81 years, rs per list on file in
my once, are now due aud collectable, and
unless paid within the time prescribed bv
law the same will be collected with interest
PAUL BERTHEIOT
Sheriff and Tax Colfector
Sherif's Office. Parish of ST. John the Ban.
tist. September 10. 1905.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21

Nine Chas. A. Lasseigne est prete
remplir toutes les eommandes de couron-
nes pour la Toussaint.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21

les autorites sanitaires font falre DIES
fumigations en- vue d'empecher lie retour
de La tievre Fan proclaim.
On fait un relieve, plus on molns
correct. des fats de la fevre jaune en-
Louisiana ct ron a compte, jusqu'a sa-
medi dernier, 1870 cas- ct SO2 deces.
st. -Baptiste est porte dams ce
compte pour 1877 cas- ct l6 deces, mals
ces chiffres sont assurement trop bas.
L'automne qui s'avance rapidement
va bientot nous ramener lie froid ct
metre un terme La dePlorable oondi-
ton aui existe lei depuis plus de deux
sasdis SaEE azzs - = IzznlEsl11 sl11nnola
ment d'autres. Mais lie plus fort est
passe 81 ce nest fini. La fievre jaune
reviendra- -t-elle plus tard, CONNIE ellie a
coutume de faire son apparitionperiodi-
quement? Les medecins assurent que
non, que c'est fini, ct puissent lis dire
vrai.
Quelques bellies journees, temperees
par un vent frais, ont suivi celles par
trop pluvieuses qui Sc sont produites
dams la premiere partie du mois, ct c'est
bien heureux pour les planteurs don't les
recoltes etaient menacees. Une conti-
nuation du chaud ct de la pluie a cette
saison aurait fait un grand tort la
came sucre, don't rexploitation COM
mence sur toute la Egne. Les riziers
qui 'avaient pas termine lie battage de
leur recolte ont beaucoup perdu par ces
crosses pluies. LIE riz qui restait aux
champs etc monde ct subj une ava
rie immense.
LIE marche au riz etc heureusement
assez avantageux cette aimee. La bon
ne merchandise vaut de So 81 lie baril
Mais lie sucre he Sc vend pas 81 bien
Get article tombe graduellement de
prix depuis quelque temps ct continue
tomber. II nest guere probable que
les prix remontent pendant que Sc fat
l'exploitation de la recolte de Ia Loui
siane, ct le prix de rapport des cannes
| en- eouffrira.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21
Notice.

Hunting and trespassing on the Belle
Pointe and Sunnyside plantations will, from
now on, be strictly prohibited and violators
will be prosecuted
E. BECNEL & co.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21

Sc Ls ssassien5 ssnooco a,,s III, ,,,tsrt. 4. i.
jean Baptiste quill s'occupe du trsitement
des chevsux ct des operations de toutes sor.
tes leur faire. II Sc rendra de suite chez
eux qui le feront appeler. e--o1
S'adresser chez lui, rive gauche, on lui ecri.
re la poste de Reserve.
CELESTIN BREDY.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21

ABONNEMENT:
Un An, Sl.5O. Six Mois, 70 cents.
Une remise de s3 pour cent est faite aux
abonnes oui patent d'avance ou dams lie pre-
mier mois de l'abonnement. Apres ce temps
nest plus fait de remise.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21
Journal GfTiciel

DE La PAROISsE ST. JEAN-RAPTISTE
EFT DU BUREAU DEs ECoLEs.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21
UEILLE S.

Un homme ne peut rien posseder de
meilleur qu'une bonne femme, nj rien
de pire qu'une mauvaise.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21

-H6las! oui, r6plique un loustic,
mais CONNIE tous les moulins, il tourne
d'autant plus vite que sa meule ma rlen
broyer.
& & &
Ce pauvre X. est bien embarresse.
Voici qu'approche la fete de sa femme,
ct il consulte ses amis pour savolr lie
cadeau quill doit lui faire.
-Donne-lui une statuette. une mlnIa-
ture, une oeuvre dart, enfin! lui sugge-
re quelqu'un.
-Une oeuvre d'artL.. ellie ne fappre
cierait pas. ellie est 81 dinde!
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21

nes, ct Pom men disait rien. LIE depar-
tement de la guerre, qui aurait do falre
conna1tre Fexistence de cette maiadle,
a attendu qu'elle f0t son declin pour
Tannoncer, ct ce nest que samedl der
nier que lie secretaire de la guerre a
daigne en- parler. 7l3 cas- ont etc cons
tates don't 553 ont etc fatals. Cest
principalement parmi les MATHS que ia
maladie choisissait ses victimes, mais ellie
en- a fait aussi parmi les soldats ameri-
Gains au Fort Mckinley, cote de
Mantle. Et puis c'est celia que Pon
yeut confer lie soin des quarantaines au
f6d6ral ,,ollr nu1l NV ait
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21

ii parait que depuis deux mois le
cholera etait epidemique aux Philippi-
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21

On parlait, au cafe, dun fonctionnaire
public, grand parleur mais nullit6 des
plus marquantes.
En- VOLTA un qui a La langue bien
pendue, dit quelqu'un. sur lie ton de
fadmiration; c'est un veritable moulin
paroles!
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21
CHOOSES EFT AUfREs.
de ce moment settlement la guerre etc
cOnsideree terminee.

LIE president s'est decide nommer
un autre negre une haute fonction
pubIique; mais oette fois personne ne
sen plaindra. William F. Powell ayant
offert sa demission de ministre des
Etats- Unis Haiti, lie president choi-
81 CONNIE son successeur lie docteur Fl.
w. Furniss, negre eminent d'Indiana-
polls, actuellement consul a Bahia,
Bresil.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-21

L'homme lie plus richie du monde au-
jourd hui est incontestablement John
d. Rockefeller. LIE nombre de ''secu-
rities' quill possede est incalculable.
Son revenu annuel est estime au bas
mot S25, 900, 600 ct il grossit sans cesse.
Cependant NJ. Rockefefler, sans etre
parcimonieux, est tres frugal ct ses de-
pesases xersonuel1ee pendAnt pannse ne
maine 1461, ,75o, q ali 1tIat e,i1e q 1oFtll,
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14

life That was when she went to
Panama and Mrs Smith states that the
passage money was paid out Of the
pockets OF one Of her victims The
truth of the matter is that I paid the
expenses of the voyage myself.
INSANE OR BLACKMAILER.
For the past thirty-fve years I have
not seen the woman and had forgotten
ell about her She came in to see me
this morning and I didn't know her In
a sort of melodramatio manner she said,
to see you before, but thought that you
were dead Ida I said. you have
nerve to come in and face me after all
of the lies you told the police and the
newspapers With that she began to sob
bitterly, maintaining that she had always
liked me and didn't want to injure me.
but I was so angry that / was afraid to
trust myself longer with her and / led
her to the door. I really believe that an
overpowering desire for revenge for be-
ing sent to the correction house has un-
balanced her mind and she has invented
this tale to get even with some one. Or
else she wants part of the estate that
was left to the children Of Mrs Merrill
and is looking for hush money"
Yesterday Mrs. Smith asserted that
she does not want any money from the
Greens. She says that she regards the
fortune left by Mrs. Merrill as money
obtained through appalling crime and she
will have nothing to do with it under any
conditions She is living, however, In
little back room at 930h Mission street
and seems to be in want of the comforts
of life. She says that she is the legally
adopted daughter of Mrs Merrill. that
the woman took her from the bedside Of
her dying father, and that the papers
were fixed up in Boston. She had copy
Of them for years. but In her travels as a
nurse she says that she lost them She
tells this story in an apparently
straightforward manner and with an
amazing mastery of detail Except for
a few excited moments when telling
of her belief that the police were try
ing to hush the matter up she gave no
impression of either lunacy or weak
mindedness. Now that she has told
her story she seems to be relieved of
q burden on her mind.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
McDougald Discovers Clause
Relieving Surety Company
From Liability for Loss
Through Error of Devote
TREASURER MUST
STAND THAT ALSO
Latest Phase in Financial
Tangle Growing Out Of
the Crooked Work of Ex-
Tax Collector E. J. Smith

City Treasurer McDougald made the
startling discovery yesterday that the
bonds furnished by his deputies and other
employees are not a guarantee against
carelessness McDougald was advised to
that effect by his attorney, who says that
a clause in the bond invalidates the In
strument so far as the liability Of the
surety company is concerned. The bonds
of all city employees are similarly framed
and are consequently of no value, as the
city could not recover sums lost through
the carelessness of any employe.
The bond was furnished by the Ma
tional Surety Company In the sum OF
SIT ,5O0 1t is a blanket affair and as
sumed to be responsible for ..-e financial
acts of former Chief Deputy Louis A. De-
voto in the sum of $500 and of Deputies
Whiteside, Tomalty and Perkins for sums
aggregating $4,000.
? McDougald has all along been under
the impression that the surety company
would be liable for $500 of the s15,59O 0S
paid by Devote on the personal check OF
Defaulting ex-Tax Collector Smith. Nc
Dougald has succeeded in raising some
SIC, 500 among his friends to make up the
consequent shortage In the city treasury
and was counting on the surety company
to make up the balance Of approximately
5000. He was surprised when his atten-
tion was called to the inyalidating clause
already noted, which provides, among
other things, that the company lis not
liable for any loss sustained by accident
mistake or error of Judgment" of the en-
ploye covered by the bond. The payment
of the money by Devote is regarded as an
error of Judgment and on that score the
surety company will evade paying the
amount of the bond furnished by Devote
thus compelling McDougald to continue
his appeals to generous friends to raise
the balance due the city.
McDougald yesterday refused to
accept a draft from former Pub.
lie Administrator Farnham drawn
on the California Safe DeposN
Company. The draft called fol
$s07 21 and is intended to pay the col
lateral inheritance tax on the estate OF
the late Edward l.. Heath. Farnham is
in a Quandary over the matter, as the Law
prohibits him from handling any of the
funds of deceased persons after they are
once deposited in bank. 1t was suggest.
ed as a way out of the difficulty that Nc
Dougald cash the draft before giving
Farnham a receipt for the money, but
the law also prohibits McDougald from
receiving checks. At last accounts M
agreement on the knotty point had beer
reached.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
STREET CARS
ARE COUNTED
Tax Collector Scott Takes
Steps TO Demand Licenses
on Number Actually Used
SMITH PROVED LENIENT
Levied Oh but $50 Vehicles,
While More Than 800 Have
Been Found by a Deputy

Tax Collector Scott has detailed one of
his deputies TO count the number of cars
owned and operated by the United Rail
roads.
Former Tax Collector Smith was lenient
toward the corporation in that con-
nection. and licenses were collected by
him on but $50 cars. The license on each
car IS SIS per year or 50 75 per quarter.
For the present quarter the sum of S2075
was collected from the corporation by
Smith personally a short time before he
absconded, and that amount figures in
the total sum appropriated by the ex-Tax
Collector.
Scott has ascertained that the corpora
ton is assessed for a much larger num-
Der Of cars than that upon which the
licenses are imposed. His deputy has
been counting the cars for two weeks,
and has found more than So0 His labors
in that regard Will not be completed until
the end OF this month, when 1t is ex-
pected that he viii have succeeded in
crediting the company with the posses
sion OF at least $50 Of the cars.
The difference in the number OF cars
formerly collected upon and the number
upon which licenses will be imposed, be-
ginning with the quarter starting from
July 1 next. will net the city an additional
sum Of more than 5000 from that source
alone OF IN excess Of 5000 yearly. In
figuring the number OF cars those actu-
ally used or capable of being used are
reckoned by the license deputy. OF course
those cars In such g condition that they
are not to be utilized are not levied upon.
Even at that 1t has been learned that the
company is using now at least go cars
more than it has been paying licenses
upon.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
SENATOR K[ANE
IS UNDER FIRE
Letters Indicate Mayors
Secretary Tried to Tam
per With Civil Service
ANDREWS IS PROBING
Foreman Will Also Ques-
tion Toll Gatherer Her
man Before Grand Jury

Foreman Andrews of the Grand. Jury
says he has evidence of attempts by the
city administration to tamper with civil
service. Documentary evidence in his
possession involves the Mayors secretary,
George B. Keane. who 10 also a State
Senator Two letters bearing his sig
nature and addressed to the Civil Service
Commissioners constitute the evidence.
In these letters Keane recommends the
appointment of George J. Moore and
George T. Will. This Foreman Andrews
declares is in violation Of all the ethics
of civil service
''This sort of thing is outrageous" the
foreman declared "It Is q blow at the
principles of civil service. It will not be
tolerated"
The Grand Jury at its next meeting will
demand a full explanation Of this action
Of Keane. Andrews will ascertain
whether or not appointments have been
made at any time to civil service DO
sitions on such Recommendations"
Another bit of documentary evidence
against Keane was found among the ef-
fects of Edward ]. Smith, the absconding
Tax Collector 1t is q demand on A.
of his municipal license. On 1T is written
in Keane's handwriting, "Koehler Is
o. X Many thanks. Keane."
When questioned In regard to this
Keane declared that he had spoken for
Koehler because he was cripple and
in hard luck.
But" explained Foreman Andrews
yesterday, ION investigation we found
that Koehler was q remarkably lively
cripple. And he seems far from being in
straitened circumstances.
NJ Herman, the collector for the
Schmitz Central Club, was ordered to
appear before Foreman Andrews yester-
day, but he could not be located. Fore
man Andrews is determined to know how
much is collected from municipal en-
ployes for the club.
Reports have been received by Andrews
that places the total at an enormous
figure 1t is estimated that 20 per cent
Of the monthly salaries Of those who owe
their appointments to the present ad-
ministration Is collected.
While it is maintained that these con-
tribution are entirely voluntary, Foreman
Andrews believes that 1t is a pure case
Of holdup. Herman will be subpenaec
the next Grand Jury meeting to explain
the methods and the purpose of the col.
1ectiOu
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
ST. TERESA's PARISH WILL
HOLD PICNIC AT CAMP TAYLOR
Everything Is I'm Readiness for the
Outing Which Is to he Held

st. Teresa's Parish picnic will be held
tomorrow at Camp Taylor. The COM
mittees in charge have arranged enter
tanning programmes that should afford
amusement for all who attend. The
boat will leave Sausalito ferry at 8
o'clock. The following committees will
be in charge:
Chairman, Frank J. Weiss: secretary, Ed
mond J. Keating; treasurer, Rev. p. O. Con-
nell. Prizes-C. Crowley. B. Duddy. j. Nc
Cabe. E. Glover, ]. Twoomey. c. Herald, Mrs.
Rancke, Mrs. Curtaz, Mrs. Kamitz, Miss Mag
gle Clarke. Miss Nellie Toohig. Printing.
Flanagan, E. Heating. p Flanagan. Games
Vincent Murphy, c. Benice, j. Buckley. j.
Sheehan, George Sullivan H. Breen. Recep-
tion--Patrick Flanagan James Keane, Charles
Crowley, Martin OConnor, William Moore.
Will Glover, Mrs. Lawlor. Miss 10 Keefe, An
ma Ward, May Quinn and Frances Reidy.
Floor-E- Heating. floor manager: Frank Dix
on assistant floor manager; Edward Glover,
Bert buddy. James Flanagan, John Mccabe,
Charles Herald.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
STAR OF THE SEA PARISH
WILL HOLD ANNUAL OUTING
Good Time In Promised All Who Attend
the Picnic To-M0rrow at Shell
Mound Park.

Mound PARK.
The twelfth annual reunion and pic
mic of the parishioners of Star of the
Sea parish will take place at Shell
Mound Park ito-morrow. The final
meeting of all the committees was held
last evening and from the reports re-
ceived the pastor. Rev. j. p. Coyle, pre-
diets the most successful outing ever
held by his church. Suitable games
have been provided for both old and
young for valuable prizes and a large
number of gate prizes will be distrtb-
uted to those fortunate enough to draw
them. There will be q special platform
and music for Irish Jig and reel dane
ing, which will be a feature of the pic
mic. Boats leave foot of Market street
every twenty minutes to the grounds.
The following committees have full
charge of the affair:
Reception-John ]. Cassidy chairman; w. A.
Mclaughlin. William B. OConnell Frank
Hardy, Maurice O'Dowd, James Casey. John
E. Owens; Robert E Patton. John o. Craig. a g
Greely. John Kerwin. John T. Elemang, Rich
ard Kerwin. Henry welch. J. w. Butterworth-
sn prsss Fred sns '9e 5ohn
]. w. Butterworth. Muse-Rev J; P. Coyle.
Courtney, j. w. Butterworth Gate-Edward
Leonard chairman; Morgan Stack James T.
Fitzgerald, Michael u DOherty, EDWARD y.
Heaney Felix McHugh. John Greedy, Thomas
Farrell. p. R. Savage. Alexander w. Mac
Donald John Maloney. F1oor-Edward A. Ken
ant: George H. Wiegner. P. J. Ward. j.. p.
Leonard Fred OConnel. John Heaney. Cap
O'Donnell. Martin p. O Dea Jr., Henry Ellis,
P. H. Farrell. John Ginocchio. Michael y prury. E
Courtney. chairman; Walter r. Savage secre-
tary; Rev. P. J. coyle, Rev. P. j. oHara.
Rev. William Hughes. John Greedy. John Ma
MoHugh. Alexander Macdonald, John j. Cas-
sidy. j. Donnelly. Philip J. Ward Edward A.
Kenney, T. Roberts, John r. Billington.
M. J. McNally Hugh Clyne. Martin ODea.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
CaIifornian. in New York.

NEW YORK. June lathe follow
ing Californians have arrived in New
York:
From San Francisco-Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Mauzy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Al
bert Schroth, at the Waldorf Astoria;
NJ Asker and wife, at the wellington;
j. L. E. Formin. at the Cumberland; H.
w. Herman and wife, at the yelling
ton: c. M. Wood. at the Imperial; d. H.
Jones, at the Westminster; H. d. Keit,
at the Imperial: H. e. Martin. at the
Astor: s. F. Walters, at the Imperial.
From Santa Barbara-G. M. McGiven.
at the Ashland.
From San Diego-A. Marston. at the
Westminster.
From Los Angeles-E. H Clark and
wife, at the Imperial; H. Richardson,
at the Astor; ]. Dyott, at the Welling-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
FIREMEN ARE OVERCOME
BY SMOKE DURING A FIRE
Captain DaIxin Is Rescued From Death
by the Prompt Action Of
"Sandy" Hertz.


Nine firemen were overcome by
smoke during their battle with fire In
the warehouse of Waterhouse & Lester
at 534 and 542 Howard street, which
started early yesterday morning and
continued for many hours. Captain
Dakin of engine would have perished
in the building but for Sandy" Hertz,
who discovered Dakin on the fifth floor
unconscious from the effects OF smoke.
Hertz dragged Dakin to window
and with the assistance Of other Are
men lowered him to the ground. Dakin
was removed to ST. Marys Hospital.
where under treatment he regained
consciousness.
Thomas Collins, hoseman of engine
10. was overcome by smoke and had to
be removed to the Central Emergency
Hospital. Thomas Bulger OF relief en-
gine 10, William de Long, Lieutenant
E. Dovi of engine ., Captain Brown of
engine 2 and one of the hosemen were
temporarily overcome from the effects
of smoke.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
PERSONAL.

DR.. j. A Mckee Of Sacramento is at
the Grand.
u. S. Grant Jr. arrived from San
Diego yesterday and is at the Palace.
Rev. George w. Mullin of Lowell,
Mass, is among the latest arrivals at
the Palace.
p. F. Goodwin, q capitalist Of Healds-
burg. and wife are registered at the
Occidental.
State Superintendent OF Public In
struction Thomas J. Kirk of Sacramento
Is at the Palace.
Colonel George Macfar1ane of Homo
lulu arrived from the islands yesterday
and is at the st. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
COLLEGN OF NOTRE DAME IS
PREPARED FOR COMMENCEMENT

Completed Programme Contains Vocal
and Instrumental Numbers AID
Melodrama.
The fortieth annual commencement
exercises at the College Of Notre Dame.
Dolores street, will take place Friday,
June 18. at ESQ In the afternoon.
An exceptionally strong programme
has been arranged, consisting Of vocal
and instrumental numbers, recitations
and the presentation of a melodrama
reminiscent OF the old California mis-
fsions.
Among the musical pieces will be a
rhapsody by Liszt and an overture by
Leutner. Miss Mary Carrick will rem
der the Liszt work. During the past
week the art work of the pupils has
been on exhibition, and owing to a re-
quest the Sisters will arrange to have
some Of the art pieces on exhibition in
the parlor OF the college on commence
ment day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
A Machine for Women

Should be the best obtainable. The
Singer sewing machine is acknowl-
edged the lightest running, most dura-
BILE and convenient of any. Look for the
red S. 1918 Devisadero ST., 1880 Market
St, 210 Stockton ST., 1917 Stockton ST.,
SIS Valencia St. San Francisco. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14

POLICEMAN ACCUSED OF INToxIcA-
T1ON Policeman Frederick A. Dauernheim
will have to answer two charges before the
street and he is accused of having imbibed too
freely When called upon to explain to Cor
porai Morrissey he was disrespectful.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
pALO ALTO ACADEMY

One-Quarter mile from Stanford University
Thorough preparation for college or business
Moderate terms. Exceptional advanta ees
Write for catalogue MAYNARD sHIPLEY
S,Ipertntendent
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
s. MARGARBT,S HALL
KCUST ILMALPAS MILITARY ACADEMY,
HARKERnUGHES SCHOOL.

FOR GIRLS AT PALO ALTO
College preparatory. Pleasant home life
Music education under a pupil OF Calvin B.
Cady. Accredited 70 Vassar and Wellesley
opens August n, 1905. 1921 Bryant Street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
81. MATTHEW'S MILITARY SCHOOL

SAN MATEO CAL
For Catalogue and Illustrated Circular Address
REV. WILLIAM A BREWER. A B.
Rector and Head Master
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
rHE PArL GERsoN scHnoI

THE PAUL GERSON- SCHOOL OF
ACTIN6-The largest institution devot-
ed exclusively 10 dramatic learning in Amer
ica POSITIONS GUARANTEED. Pupils
tive Song building.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
Calve TO Appear A Concert.

PARIS. June 1S.-Madame Calve has
announced that she will depart in Oc-
concerts.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14

Low Rates Offered by the Santa Fe.
$50 to Grand Canyon of Arizona and
return Excursions leave June 27 and
July 10.
Ask at 653 Market street, Santa Fe
Office.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
Director of French Conservatory.

PARIS, June 13.-President Loubet
has appointed Gabriel Faure to be di-
rector of the National Conservatory Of
Music TO succeed Theodore Dubois, who
has retired
EXCURSIONS TO GRAND CANYON.