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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
REVEALS ROMANCE
Of HER WEDDING.

OAKLAND, Oct. 6.-"Married in
haste; repented at leisure" is the title
that pretty Eugenia Fately should re-
peat il she ever writes the story of
her romance wherein Arthur B. Fately,
Il riding master and erstwhile dry
goods clerk, was the hero who be-
came her husband. After ten years of
married life she sued him for a di-
vorce today on the ground of deser-
tion.
When Fately was a drygoods clerk
he proposed marriage to Gene La
moree, then employed by a Broadway
milliner. Gene was the sister-in law
of A. Pallies, one of the most prom
inent commission merchants of San
Francisco. In fact, Pallies was worth
more than a million dollars, and
Eugenia expected to inherit the greater
part OF his money. She became ac-
Quainted with dentist and they be-
came engaged to be married. Then
she met Fately, and it was all off,
with the dentist
About that time a woman who
claimed to be Fately's wife appeared
upon the scene. She caused such a
disturbance that Miss Lamoree broke
off the engagement. Soon afterward
q molar, put a gold crown on an in
cisor and-again obtained her prom
Use to marry him.
Twenty-four hours before the date
set for her marriage to the dentist
Miss Lamoree met Fately, the dry
goods clerk, and she decided to tilt
the dentist who was in Fresno, and
marry the clerk. She went to Sacra-
mento with Fately, who afterward be-
came the master of riding academy
in Oakland, and there became his wife.
The marriage was solemnized May Is.
1894; Fately deserted her September 4,
1904. according to the divorce COM
int
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FREsHIEs DECIDE TO REVEAL
THEIR "NEWNESS- AT STANFORD
Youngsters Adopt .'Dinky" Hat, That
Upper-CIass Men May Determine
Year of MatricuIation.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct s.
The freshies of Stanford University
have decided to publicly announce to
all the community their newness by
adopting symbolical hcadgear. The
verdant students will wear an "abbrc-
Waited" skull cap about the quad.
This is the first time in the annals
of the Cardinal tnat any entering class
has ever adopted anything of the kind.
The action Is regarded as a joke by the
upper-class men, Last year the sopho-
mores agitated the idea of forcing
upon 1909 a little red skull cap. The
upper-class men. through the editorial
columns of the Daily Paio Alto. ap-
plauded the idea. but the entrants
thought otherwise and the plan fell
through.
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HAS CRIuE INCREAsEDf

BY comparing from the official rec
ords the number of arrests made be-
tween the period the saloons were
closed in San Francisco and since they
have been reopened. Rev. A. C. Bane
will answer the question. What Is
the Cause OF Crime and Disorder in
San Francisco. and How Can We Check
It?" at the evening service tonight in
the Howard Street Methodist Episcopal
Church in Woodmen's Hall on Seven
teenth street.
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DEATH oF a PIoNEER.

REDWOOD CITY, Oct 6-William
j. McNulty, a pioneer of the State. died
at his home near Woodside this after
noon after a lingering illness. Nc
Nu1ty came to California in the early
sos and settled in this county soon
afterward. He leaves a wife and son.
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Hospital today as the result of being struck
blow on the head by an unknown person Friday
afternoon. The old man was found lying in
pool Of blood at First and Vignes streets and
could tell nothing except that someone had
struck him.
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A Reasonable Plea
For the Stomach
If Your Stomach Is Lacking in Digestive
Power, Why Not Help the Stomach
Do Its W0rk-Especially When
It Costs Nothing to Try?

Not with drugs, but with a REIN
forcement of digestive agents, such as
are naturally at work in the stomach
Scientific analysis shows that digestion
requires pepsin, nitregenous ferments
and the secretion of hydrochloric acid.
When your food fails to digest it is
are lacking in your digestive appara-
tus.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets contain
nothing but these natural elements
necessary to digestion and when placed
at work III the weak stomach and
small inteStines supply what these or
gans need. They stimulate the gastric
glands and gradually bring the diges-
dition.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets have been
subjected to critical chemical tests at
nome and abroad and are found to con-
tain nothing but natural digestives
Chemical Laboratory. telegraphic adj
dress "Diffindo," London. Telephone
No 1923 Central 20 Cullum st, Fen
London. 9Th Aug. 1905.
nave analyzed most carefully box
OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets (Which I
bought myself at city chemists shop
for the purposel, manufactured by the
+. A. Stuart Co, Temple Chambers,
London, f. c., and have TO report that
cannot find any trace OF vegetable or
mineral poisons. Knowing the ingre-
dents of the tablets, / am of opinion
that they are admirably adaptable for
the purpose for which they are in
tended.
(Signed John r. Brooke. T. j c.. F. C.S
There is no secret in the preparation
of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. Their
composition is commonly known among
physicians us is shown by the recon-
mendations of 10000 licensed physi-
clans in the United States and Canada
They arc the most popular of all rem
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hrash, insomnia, loss of appetite mel
ancholia, constipation, dysentery and
kindred diseases originating from i'm
proper dissolution and assimilation of
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liable and harmless to man or child.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are at
once a safe and powerful remedy, one
enough (by test) to digest 5000 grains
Of steak, eggs and other foods. Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets will digest your food
for you when your stomach can't.
Ask your druggist for a fifty-cent
package or send to us diitct for free
trial sample package and you will be
surprised at the result. #. A. Stuart
Co, - Stuart building, Marshall, Mich.
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Mayors Office. San Francisco al
September 16, 1906;
This is to certify that / have usad
glasses fitted to my eyes by Mr. Cseor~e
MayeTle for six years. They have nre7,-
en- entirely satisfactory in every vrsv.
soothing and restful to the ewes.
l most cheerfus.y recommend any on.
II need OF glasses to try NJ C;eorr-s.
Nayerie JOHN J. BOYLE
Mayors Secretary.
George Mayerle, German Expert
Optician, Charter Member America.
Association OF Opticians, Ills Golden
Gate Ave. between Buchanan and
Webster Mayerle's Eyewater, SOC. bv
mail o5c- Mayerle's Antiseptic Eve
glass Wipers, to DC used when glasses
0lur, TIRE or strain the eyes; two sor
25c. Phone West 3766.
Eyes Examined Free
CUT THIS our,
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WILL OBSERVE ROSARY FEAST.

Holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin is
to be observed in the local Catholic
churches tomorrow. Solemn high mass,
preceded by the blessing and distribu-
tion of the roses. will be sung at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
at IL a. m. The Rev. Father Robert
Sesnon is to be celebrant Of the mass.
In the evening vesper services will be
held at St. Patrick's Church. The sing
ing will be by g boys choir.
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DR.. Howard Harrington. 1886 Eddy
st. \. II. corner Devisadero. Hours
1880 to 4 and to p. m. Sundays bv
appointment. Telephone West $3.50 =
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VETERAN rs KURDERED.-Ios Angeles.
Oct. 6.--Tbomas Mullen, - years of age, a vet
eran Of The civil war, died IN the Receiving
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A. POSNER. ladies' tailor. 1s40A Sut-
ter St, formerly 5S7 Geary st.
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BOMB WOUND PROVES FArAL.-sirnblrsk.
Russia. Oct. 6.-General Starynkewisch, Gov,
ernOr Of Simbirsk. died last night of blood
poisoning. a result Of injuries sustained Octo-
Der l. when bomb was thrown at him.
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FATALITIES auRNE,

FAMILIES BURNED oUT.-Albany. y. Y,
Oct G.--rwenty four dwellings we're destroy ed
and twenty seven families rendered homeless,
with loss OF about $125.O0o tonight. by fire
in Rennsaalaer. just the river.
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Werner Bros,
Expert watchmakers and jewelers., 2106
Fillmore, bet. California & Sacramento
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Redfern, Warner and r. c. Corsets. rulr
stock; corsets fitted s0I Ellis St near Van
Ness ave. Dora CantrOwith and Gieorgie Hendy
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O'CONNOR, MOFFATT s COMPANY
POrtiereS

ande o II Silk
Mecerz dBroades cours
$500
and duplex sors
old red
ndeddco PiceS9
ofCo
from
We Q al Q
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Linen Department

qualt IinenI ITuckT Tovels, lsize--
beached hemmed Bath Towels $500
New Bath
Imported Bath Sheets extra large size Szz
Heavy Double Damak Table Cloths wide, 2
Table
of
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We are also show
ing a magnificent
line of new Fall
Ribbons in every
imaginable design
and cOlOring, includ-
ing Roman Stripes,
PlaidS. Checks, Polka
Dots, Oriental, Per-
sian and Dresden
Effects.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

from Bethlehem and Maplewood hotels and cot
tages. There is "a Saturday handicap tourna-
ment on the Maplewood links which are the
most picturesque In the mountains. and several
mixed foursome and three-ban matches were
played this week.
Mrs. Charles Olney, of New York, has returned
for another season at MaplewoOd. accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs ]. S. Rippell.
Mr. and Mrs A. II. Kirkpatrick and III. G.
Kirkpatrick New Workers at the Maplewood
on first visit.
Bishop Lines. Of Newark, has been joined at
Franconia Inn by his son Edwin T. Lines, of
Pittsburg.
Mrs w F. Osborne and Arthur Osborne. OF
New York have joined the Sunset Hill colony
for the rest of the season
r. H. McAusland and Miss J. McAusland are
New Workers at the Sunset Hill.
At the Look-OR from New York for the season
are Mrs a Murphy Miss X Murphy and Miss
A c. Murphy.
The Intervale House has had among its af-
fairs hop, concert. several brushes on the
tennis court and brake rides and climbing
parties. Motoring is of the favOrite sports.
Jackson has in her several hotels pleasure
loving company of guests and the usual sports
have busted guests OF the Eagle Mountain,
Wentworth Hall. Gray's Inn. Jackson Falls,
Glen Ellis and Iron Mountain houses this week.
The Kearsarge Village North Conway. Lower
Bartlett and Intervale hotels are crowded. ana
caster the conditions prevail The sea-
son promises to be late one this year. and, as
September is the most beautiful month"; there
will probably be much golf and mountain climb
ing 20 keep people out of doors in the crisp,
autumn air.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
State Summer School Has Just Closed Successful
Session Baseball Highly Popular

Glcns Falls club on the occasion of their annual
outing ard cambake. Kid Mccoy, who is spend
ing the summer at the Fort William Henry, held
the pitchers box for one of the teams. II was
great sport TO see the men try to bat at the SOFT
rubber ball and to watch the fielders and base
men cover their positions floats which had
been anchored in the bay.
The Fort William Henry has been visited Dy
many automobstS lately.
There is q large crowd of young people at
picturesque Hulett's this season. and these, aug
mentcd by the members of the cottage colony.
make this resort one of the liveliest places on
the lake. Water nd athletic sports are enjoyed
every day and trips taken 10 Ticonderoga.
Paradise Bay and Black Mountain: and I'm the
evening there rOasts in the woods and
on shore, mlrshmallOw parties and dancing.
The hotel steamboat is always in commission.
and the patrons Cf Hulett's have opportunity
to visit all the most interesting DOints on the
lake.
party of ten. under the guidance of Mr. and
Mrs w RI. Crawford. Of New York, who are
stopping at Island HarhOr House. climbed 10 the
summit of Black Mountain last week
Mr. and Mrs Riley Nj. Gilbert. of New York,
who have an estate near the Sycamore. enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. II. H. De Silver and Mr..
and Mrs J. e. r. Carnenter. of Brooklyn at din
ner at Rogers Rock Hotel on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

Miss Hollis, of BroObline. who received the cup
from Miss Simpson. Several Waumbek guests
enjoyed a horseback ride by moonlight on Thurs
day evening, under the leadership OF George
Saunders. of New York.
Bishop Scarborough, of Trenton, n. j., and
Mrs Scarborough are at The Waumbek.
Thomas F. GilrOy. of New York, the of ex-
Mayor Gilroy, arrived this week at The Waum-
bek.
Guy V. Henry, U. S. A. has come on from
Washington 10 join his mother, Mrs. Guy v.
Henry of New York. at The Waumbek.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Sinclair Armstrong, of New
York, with Miss Armstrong and F. Howard
Armstrong have taken rooms at The Waumbek
for extended stay.
Mrs Rowland Cox jr., and Rowland Cox, Sd,
of New York have joined Mrs COx's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs II. S. JudsOn. OF New York. at The
Bungalow. which they have taken for the sea-
son.
Mrs Rottenberg Phelps. of Teaneck Grange.
N J.. will join her young son and daughter,
who now at The Waumbek, with Miss Jessie
RilOt. of New York, and Miss Laura Hughes and
Theodore Fl. Allen, of New York. Mrs Phelps
always entertains great deal at The Waumbek,
and of her hOspitalitieS last season was in
the chartering of a special train. which she
took party of Waumbekites over 10 the county
fair at Lancaster.
Bethlehem is having all sorts OF gayety, With
her hotels crowded with merrymakers and some
thing on every evening. and the usual round OF
daily sports.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
.PAJAiIAS on THE BEACH
Latest Style of Bathing Suits at
atlantic City.

Atlantic City Aug, II (SpcciaD.-Pajamas for
bathing suits That's of the latest styles
worn by couple of young fellows who came
over here the other day in the big rush Taey
gave as their excuse that they were unable TO
hire a bathing suit at any one of the estah-
lishncnts the boardwalk. but some of the
friends of the young men declare that only
the excuse they simply wanted To do something
freakish and couldn't think of any other scheme
so adopted the pajama idea. II they wanted to
sands on the beach. their desire fully graft
fed for they were unquestonably the centre or
attraction wherever they rOamed. II was an
odd looking bathing costume and in marked con-
trast TO the skin tight suits worn by the other
young men on the beach. This style OF bathing
suit Is not likely TO become fad with Atlantic
city. bathers.
An order has gone forth from the office OF
the Mayor to the effect that all cafes. restaur-
ants and saloons south OF Pacific avenue must
close at a. IN. The order was received with
Joy by large number OF persons who live or
board in the vicinity OF these places and who
want 20 sleep. Heretofore they have been un-
able 10 do because OF the crowds that Nlled
these eating and drinking places from sundown
until morning.
There Is to be more barking on the
boardwalk. There is TO be nothing permitted
on the boardwalk that VIII draw b!g crowd In
Ilont OK any Rlnuaeiuent place
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
AT TIE EpGEWoOD INN.

Greenwich, Conn, Aug. IL (SpeciaD.--Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Roome have taken apartments for an
extended stay here. Mr.. ana Mrs. William
Zinsser and William H. ard Robert Ziassev have
returned and VIII remain indefinitely, Among
other oldtimc guests who have recently returned
are Mrs. f. Pfarrips and Miss Pfarrius The
cent arrivals include Mr.. a2d Mrs F.. r. Bur
rough. Mr.. and Mrs George 5. Weller, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas X Russell, Franklin Farrell ir.. a.
]. NuttIng. Miss Agnes. Nutting. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. HIniard. Edmund C. Hnliard Miss
Madeline Harrison. Mrs. Allen W. Adams. Miss
S. W. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Strater.
MT. and Mrs. ]. A. Mofttr. Miss Helen Mofiitt.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Cantor. Mr.. and Mrs James
G. Cutler Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Cutler. Mr.. and
Mrs A. NJ Powell A. w. Powell, Miss May
Powell, Robert ]. Powell. Joseph T. Powell ana
Andrew L. FenesSey.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
LAKE GEORGE COMFORT.
No Ercessiue Heat Preparing for
W0ter Sports.

Lake George n. Y. Aug II (SpeciaD.-Thc
sun shone brilliantly on Lake George this week,
but the temperature was not excessive. All the
New. YOrkers who were fortunate enough to he
at ne lake have sat on cool verandas or re
clined under pines and hemIocks and read about
the extreme city discomfort with sighs Of relief,
Evidently a great many people know where
10 come TO COO! off. for the railroads are doing
a tremendous business and the list of new ar
rivals grows longer with every incoming train.
Just at present the whole summer and native
population is interested in the annual regatta.
which will be held at Hague next Thursday.
The anticination in connection with the ten-mile
automobile boat race has aroused enthusiasm
as II has never been stirred before on these
shores There are at least three boats that can
make twenty miles hour They are owned
by the Rev DR. Ernest NJ Stires, w K. BiXby
and Herman Broesel, and it is expected that
each will start I'm the race There viii also be
a barge race between Sycamore. Hague and
Sabbath Day Point crews. Sycamore viii he
represented by Jack Pollak. quarterback on the
Cornell football team: Burgess Wooley, of Har-
ward: Henry Allen Of Yale and Austin Eddy OF
Stapeton, Staten Island. The Sabbath Day Point
crew win be composed of Bruce Carney, Harold
Lambert. Melville Sheldon and James Verbeck.
Miss Sidney Lewis. OF New York, VaSsar girl
who IS spending the summer at the SaSamore,
will with Miss Clara KrumohclZ IN the
WOmen's doubles.
There are a number OF crack tennis players at
the Hotel Marion. including Miss Helen Sander
son. who has won many cups and medals: Jo-
saph and Elias Lopez. OF New 4oIH, WaIteT
Buck and Douglas Sloane, of 81 FauIs SchooL
They are practising every day, ana tOurna~
ment is being arranged with the Sasamore play
erS.
One OF the most interesting contests ever en-
Joyed az Lake George was game OF water ba.e-
ball, played on Wednesday by members " si.o
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
FISHING AT THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.

A chidrens carnival will be given at the
Royal Palace Hotel on Friday afternoon OF next
week for the benefit Of the Jewish Seaside Home
for Invalids and the Philadelphia Modified Pure
Milk Society. a number of prizes will be dis
trbuted rolling chair parade E VIII na pTeeeae rec sa
cure Mayor Weaver's consent to be the chler
marshal
The girl who wants to be up with the latest
fad here has to wear sOckS-that is, when she
goes bathing. She has become feature of the
beach, this girl with the socks There are a
number of the young women who have adopted
this novelty in bathing costumes, Dut theIS
others who have not yet quite got up to the
courage of socks, but they are compromising by
taking their long hose and turning them down
so that they just reach above the calf Of the leg
leaving about three inches below the boomers
showing the flesh.
infant incubator at this place was brought here
from Washington last Sunday. 1t weighed only
rev ouHces over PouI'd, 9 aI.Iousu Si,3 NJ
formed IL is q little girl, named Myrtle pQt-
ton and the child of we'll known people in the
national capital 1t was long trip for the tiny
tot, but it came through safely. and is now get
ting along finely in the glass and stee! me
chanical mother" where ii will remain for a
couple of months Two other tots little
heavier than the Washington baby. We're re-
ce:Vcd the same day, of them from Harris
burg. Penn. and the other from Trenton
1t is expected that Secretary Shaw will arrive
in this CITY some time next week 20 spend a few
days. Mrs. J. IT. Edwards wife of Mr.. ShaWS
private sec retary. accompanied oy her Two Chl1-
dren. are at the Hotel Chelsea. where. II IS SAID
rooms have been reserved for the Secretary OF
the Treasury
Miss Mary Custs Lee. daughter of the late
General Pobert T. Lee OF Virginia, has taken
suite Of rooms at the Hotel Dennis and will
spend the rest of August here.
Dr. John ~. Steele. Y. s. N. has his sons and
daughters here fer the rest of the summer. He
is one of the medical inspectors of the navy
and was with Admiral Dewey in the fight at
Manila Bay His children have apartments at
the Raven POyd. in Chelsea. and he will run
over here as frequently as his official duties will
permit
Captain John H. ROdman is spending a short
shore leave at the Hotel Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

and Mrs Jacob Burnett OF New York, at
1nslecOte gave luncheon az the golf club llst
Wednesday There we=e six covers
AS usual there are many visitors at the cot
ldence, Is visiting his daughter and sOn-in-ag
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wood Myers Of New York at
the new Lyons cottage No. =. +. NJ Carnegie. OK
tittSburg. IS the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Z G.
PERKINS at Wetumanetu; s c. Metcalf. OF
Providence is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NantOn B.
phia. is with the Thatchers at LOngshOre: S. B.
Jameson. OF New York. Is the guest of AIR aud
Mrs. r. B. Mellon. OF PittSburg, at Sunshine
The children'S second annual festival party,
held at the Watch Hnl House on Tuesday after
noon. was such gay and happy affair that
and conducted the entertainment, had difficulty
in bringing il to a close.
The festival furnished one OF the most delight
full pictures seen at the Hill this season Tho
and number from the hotels were there The
ballroom was decorated with cattailS. flowers
and flags. and the Watch Hill House orchestra
played
The children who took part IN the festival were
Marie Stuart COttrell. Polly and Clement Girls
ley and her brother. Katherine and Dorothy
Rhodes. Lois Williams. Anna EnsIsh. Marian
and Hobart Thompson, Monroe Parsons. Johsi
and Rowe Aietcalfe. Jeanette Engers Maria
Kennard, Katherine Colts. the Misses Howard.
Ethel DOnahue, Frances Swift, who threw the
confetti: Brownie Lowry. Frank Hawley. Reg
inald Lewis. Herbert Freedman. remington
Halle. Curtis Perkins and many others.
Many cOttageTs and hotel guests were present.
among whom were Mrs MautOn r. Metcalse.
English, Mrs Kennard. Mrs Maxwell. Mss
Thompson. Mrs. TiNinghast. Mrs Halle Mrs
Pennington Mrs. l. Il Freedman. Dr. and MIS-
Champlin, Mrs. Swift and Mrs Dickinson.