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HISCKIjancvua rtffiFPTinTnt v4aavAf AV a ll itv 5 ---A IIEAMet tU S3t wmMmm yiAAtf XVXTiJMT HAUT I tf I Woetliaen of 4he World Are vA ru V0 iMtfMM rPrepftringto Receive lalkenbsr RT mrr HI 4 iBBBBBBBa ik 4M fiSK I bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbsbbbb 1 aagrs BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBnVl fcsi BBBBBBBVaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBVaBBBBaT Bgj BBBBBBBfaBBBBBBBBBBBBtrBBBBV Big WHIHAmv 11 A pnlkeBlur i if it tK pnlkBburk Ml EAIt COKSPI FA FALKEN BUIIO ot theWoodffia ctrthr I eWorld will arrive in tfcsJcltici thft evening ct Febraarir 17ih and tin members of teorgaplztoa arepnpar In a fitting reception for hinThe tire memberxhlp of the eleven camps of the erder locateIiir an Franceoo Kjlt ttI Jnlenfiedf turn ou to greet Wmat the ferry ThejfwlU joined toy 6e satton of 100 tram Tesco trngtn ttr own militarys band About 600 havt promised to ccme Ircm Oakland and Aa meda beeldes large elegatlcns from Sacramento San JoseHaywaroeMflr tine and otter townJQrand MarsbaJ 8 Patterson with his ftatC aids and a flambeau torch corps 100 strong wU fafl the proceselon fromtfce frry to the Ale chanlea Pavlllom Drlll team floas ani bands will features of the procf sslon In which will march probably 3G00 mn Several prises have been ofTerrd fortre campa that will have the largest number In the paradefor the bestjfeatur and for the best drill team Atihe PavlUon Mayor Schmlu will dellverthr address of welcome to the distinguished visitor ana his escort The programme for tho evening will Include an address by FeUr FGllroy chairman of the recepten com mi tee a speech by Head Coneul Kaikeir burg and an exhibition drill by the unU formed degree teams to be followed bj dancing for the rest of the night DARK O0TCOOKv EORHAfiRYXUHR Tfie AspiraitsforGoYernor cllmamraa Qnerf 4 ft Field GAGE WILL BE GIVEN BATTLE OF HISlIFE THE IKCCMBEXT IS AFKAlD TOAK KbCtCB THAT Hk IS CAXPIATK WTffifBE MARRffiD i SOON I GH1GAGO ivv Vvv I ii Am BotI Hocib and Sonth Are Arrayed Aa alnat 111 Adminiatratloa He Mas fo Caay Task Ahead nfoiiTPcrn i ri iTT1 UDD UI311 WITH REPRIMAND ts 0IdChargetoiJB8 Pressed Against Hihi in brndo 1 ilsV After remaining In the Colorado peni tentlary for a ycrjts punishment for grand larceny JHriry CLvhr alias Jlmcr Cole has been rleataby the State aw tborltUs erd now the secrcieerylceagtri iaSenver has taken the young man in hand on a charge of Impersonating an bfli ceiluMn6 United Statts Army Iihr Is putting on a bpldfroitnd Is going to tight the charge to the end acc oraing to a lettr received from Dtnvr by hicret Service Agt nt Jlazn jtaterday The parents of the accused lire In Qnk ildnd and thebo chose ailfornl a a Initial tleld of operations In ibtuaty 1m waul nt appeareu on ine cne la ina uni form of a Second Lieutenant represent Irrg that he ws detailed ta hurhorrea inr the Army Inquiry which was made a inac wuic uureiru jiim anu ni i hei left bur rtcdlynerlfctlnK to settle his aecount at fetertl stores where his uniform hail pro mre4 him credit The ntx morthne apt peared in Colotado in the same character At Sedallaqol he contncteil tor purchase of several carloads of horses tin er the narae ct Elmer Colcf Before he Rac an opportunity to reause anytninc on the credit so built up he borrowed a horse andfprgqt to return it a crime in Coioraao 4 which is not excused bythe standing of the culprit however high It may be In ttt meantime the Warlwpattmtnt had an 4 nounced that he was not on thVArmy rolls and that his claim tat ccmrrUslon In the wm 0Ia A ywaw aa AW A a tiAt1aat aVa enly milt served as a1 private in the Volunteer Aim 1 so the secret service agents have leartie tmtftnis stems to nave been his tary service YACHT CLUB meeting GnS mm fSt i i lv5 rMJ iTi eA el ii ri Saaf ranclacosIIoldAtanoalBfectlon sTtMetehonWEichaniie 8oma thirty mmbersef the SanFrin ficqraeh Club attended the annual metilng cf jthe cjlub atheUrchants Ex change Ifttt evenlngwhn1 pfflcerswer ilccted rind varifM rnttrs of importance to the jEstltutlon idlscutsed TheofBcer vox WJ ar ileDrtdsman commodore XI Ct Ifeej lce cornmodof A Hobbles portaptafnjWtjdKdgell eecretftryj A AUiiutllrflnanctalSfcrttary5 Vlch treasury apdAI Derfilsoni UlI3Htilu Atthe meeting it jrfacsaid thet thecluh uresent htdJlj membcrsT atad was in better financial condition thaa for years Th 3tale Cftrrpalgn Is beginning to show signs ofIIfe TheGcge triachlne 4a at work In the south laying pips for the renomlnatlonof thebresent Gov ernor It seerria to have awakened to lh act thatthasjnoicaaytaelj j0 perform and at present is bending its enerffieato iringlng Los Angeles back Into line Tor the State administration But VithaU this scurrying to put up delegations for the nominating conven Won Gage hasailedt9 nrinounce that be is aZ candidate to succeed himself OtherMcaadJdates are qnf ra th open but Gage has not put himself on record as desirous of receiving the nomination agalnrf There seems to be method In this extreme caution for if ihe pri rriariesneit August dot rot turn out to jjil satisfaction GagecataWounce that be Is not and has not been acan didate VIf i From both southland north come news that Gage wlllhaveangh hip hands or tne nomination i4lt is estimated by his opponents that he will not carry more tnan pne of the southern counties and even this is in doubt San Bernardino is the home of Truman Reeves the State Treasurer and it Is thought that he may poptiCly carry it for his own renominatlon hnd turn the delegation over to Gage But there are candidates for other offices who hall from5 San Bernardino and as that county may not well expect more than one place on the State ticket Jteeyes has I gone home to repair his fences ineaniivage people ptjuos Angia express themselves as confident that he Will not get over thirty of the delegates who constitute the average apportion meat of that county This would in i dlcate that Gage will be unable to sei cure the delegation from hla own county whlch will place hm in an em barrasslns position before the convenV tlon But Gages troubles are not confined to the south The mining counties of the north are always true to Uncle Jake NeCT the Lieutenant Governor and It Is said that they will show their resentment of the attempts of Gage td ignore or snub their favorite at every opportunity That the delegates from the mountain counties will not be fori Oagi goes almost without thesaytqg The Alameda delegation 11 be for Or Pardee and they will remember the compact of four years ago that If Ala rvedAs candidate gave way to Gage ther tl latter would be for Pardee this year tan Francisco has no use for page and wlththoth north apdoiith arrayed against him there eerntso be a large measure of discretion in Gages failure to announce his candidacy iTne present programme of Gage and thtf rVlroad la to renominate the former as a Hepuhllcan and to name Mayor Schneider of Los Angeles for the head oft the Democratic ticket But these Diana will go awry as the friends 4 of Thomas Flint Jr and the other Inde pendent candidates will have avolce in the convention and thatvolce will not be for Gage The Republicans propose to have an open convention and If the State machine will not permit such a meeting then the machine ticket will suffer the consequences Among the candidate who will demand an open field and fair play in the conventlon in addition to those already named are Harold Power Preston Ed Colgan Edsoh John Davie Voorhles VJctor Metcalf Ni Chlpmanv Geprge Stone Frank Short and Jacob II Neff The friends of Controller Colgaq claim that in an open tight he can sweep thebcard but there are others who are equally confident The Democrats may object to the Gage machine nominating their State ticket While Gage would like to name flnyder on the qther side he would be satisfied with either James Budd or William Ti Jeter as his opponent Tnomas ueary wouutpiease mm better than any one ef tie three Senator 81ms has been dMng missionary work for the place and It tLr Beamer of the State Board of Equalization isJn the mentioned list as acceptable to the railroad Washington Dodge Assessor of 8a Francisco Is being urged by his political friends to enter the contest but podge has been in poor health and many of hit persona friends havead vised him to keeb out of the scrimmage As the primaries will not take place until next August the candidates have quite a margin of time In which to make up their minds The nomination for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is exciting much In terest among the legal fraternity Judge Beatty had announced that he Is a can dldate tosucceed himself Judge Gar routtes friends are active in his behalf for the first place while on the Democratic end it is said that if Gnrroutte Is nominated John Gather will be the can dldate bf the Bourbons it a1 sr iA TV1 vt xc vW VV aV yV i srj5vw AVi i i fv Z4 N3i xi ymMmmmmmmmA yyiBaaaaaaaaaaar tfSAx YV lXSHTrlaaaaaaSaaa A nrr VSl aMaaaaaaaaKr i iiftJi kSa 04h0 Trvjx7AnPFrAr IsaaV 4tUbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI If lit IP yf lKSSs0mS I BBBBBBBBBWSsPsfnR iH BBBBBBBBBE ffl SB SWA BBBBBBBaitaM JBBzS P2mBm BBBBBBCXJaBlsl BBBBBBBBBBaalHr8i 6SJastSal HikBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBl Pafca COBtirri bbbbbbbVsbbbbHHbSbbbbbI i MrnAIV KJlZfraV IcA bbbbbbbb9Mb1bbbIbbbbbbI A ivv a Roncovleri Fails to Get the Dismissil ofMTE BlaVcharl VJ1 BOARD THINKS TEACHER IS PUNISHED ENOUGH WEBSTER ItBPORTS BEnELICTION OF SPECIAL IKSTRCCTOR MAGKCS FATHER 01EIL TO VISIf HAWAII He HasJStifrted on a Three Months Trip to the1 isianas 4S Flfteen Sehoolx That the Phyaical Director Did Sot Visit for Ihe Space of One Year 7 ISS ABLlNE PEGKird Robert Taylor Bien who are to be married in Chicago nest menth and whose engagement was announced in tnis ltycn Tuesday last have the Interest and good will cf a host of friends all the way from San Francisco to Paris Local attention goes first to iXft Blen one of the promising singers California has given to the world of music Chicagos first concern is for his interesting fiancee as she Is the daughter of one of its first citizens Ferdinand Peck late Ccmmijsloner Genera of the United States to the recent Worlds Exposition Paris knows them both for Miss Peck wsa much admired and extensively entertained during her Ethers administration and Mr Bien who is the son of Mr and Mrs Lculs Bien of this city has bean two years a student inParis and his fine voice la already favorably known It was In Pails that Miss Peck and Mr Bfen met and the sojourn which General and Mrs Peck and Miss Peck are enjoying Irt California and the iit which Jdr Blen is making hls parents is a sequel to the friendehlp cf those days The respective families decided that nothing could be more enjoyable than a visit to the heme of Mr Bien before the young ccuple went to Paris Immediately after the wedding they will start for the French capital Mr Bien to continue his studies with a view to an operatic career LYSER IS UNDER FIRE KSfeiL sssfe fc 1 if iftw yr UtflWitft aMnpflArtwnlAkaVfla slrk sin aa uiiyii rfjvtr ar byWK McCarthy and Anally carried to thotfTtetthflt in th future th dance hail wbentngaeed for artysptclal occasion should bt charged for Bob- Morrow was on hand with a plan to pay oft the cluha mortgage A motion was passed whereby tS a month besides all revenue from the rental of the halt ebould go as a sinking fund in this direction A letUr ifrom George Baxter was read In Which he urged the Club torencts voutin M6cterey pay some time in August5 when he would otter cup fpr a rt WO Morrow spoke ofth new hal nger stating that she would be ready to launch In abput a week It was decided to hold a benefit night at the Tlyoli during the coming season CALLED nER HV WIFE 3 Jertmlafi Sullivan a painter an decorator residing at IT13 Folsom street testified In Judge Hunts ccurtyesterdey that when Thomas II Blythewaa etecUnc the building on the southeast corner of deary street and Grant avenue he was engaged In working there and one day i while Blythe was In the building a woman 3 atredand sAoke to the millionaire rf Biythe was conversing with 8ulllvan and I a introaucea ner id buiu I wCe Sullivan supposed that she Was Allee Edith Dicksron Blythe whcseclalir thtBlrthe married her is nowilnvolve iln the suit ef Hiram A Unruh against Mns Florence Blythe Moore on trial be fore Judge Hunt The cssewlll proceed to day IJLADHM BOWUS6 JtATCHTflClflSHT nThe feature 0 the amateur riowt tke Chutes to night will be fat ladles bowling match and promises to fee great novelty unodAX CnAltdED WITH CRIME Coroners juhVchaVged Thomas Gro gan yesterday with manslaughter for the killing of George StevertednV Both were stable employes and the testimony showed that an altercation over work ended In a fight during which Grogan beat Stevenson so severely as to fracture one of his ribs a spllnterfrom which punctured a lung and was the cause Of death The death of George Dunn was found to have been accidental and due to hla own carelessness David McLanghran was drowned but further than that the Jury was unable to decide from the evidence The Eaormoai Growth of Life Insurance Nothing is more calculated to give one an idea of the stupendous growth tof fife insurance the United States than the record of The Prudential Insurance Company who annual statement is Just published In this pfrptr This company hat been only twenty tr years In existence and had in 1876 assets amounting to tS2 To day its assets amount to J480wO6O the amount it lias paid tq Its policy holders during its twentjr stx years of existence is ever jes0000u0 while the number of families enjoying ltsr protection la estimated MAAVattlfa fneata the extraordinary SBBWMtM Prudential was tnenrst company io meet the wants Of thelndustrialasset tnre Sard tollf insurancea ndalo wasthe rst to publish ansystem pf quick settle jnent of claims viv ThePruaentlal management and also The Prudential policyholders are1 to Jbe coaaratulated upon uJWQwrwaif8 every Miss McKinney Siys That He Has Been Guilty of 1 Perjury Miss McKlnr ey by her attorney 8 Costeilo filed with Superintendent of Schools Bi JI Webster yesterday charges of perjury against Albert Lyier principal Of the John Swett School There are two courts against Jyser one being that in charging Miss McKinney wt I ti insanity he committed perjury and the other that he committed a railar offente charging that her pupils were arraM of het The charges against Mirs McKinney have been hanging fire for seme time IXmaIaW flr Brfmtlti fhAt IltB Hi qualified ao sh Judgment bn hf rcasef mpf heii lh subject of the care as nenaa thaT lndicj WILL DISCUSS THE CITYS NEEDS St ite Ciiference of Charities and Goirectious Meets To Morrow Several topics of vital interest to the community are to be discussed at the State Conference of Charities and Corrections which opens to morrow evening In the auditorium of the Young Mens Christian Association building and will continue for four days While the conference proper will hold its business sessions at that place tho programme arranged for the occasion includes keYeral other places for the holding of discussions upon various topics On Saturday afternoon for instance the con fereesf toitl meet at the South Park kettle OI I hrf mri hlircir In a mfmhencniiqren in sicKness wm De aiscuEseu uu lifrfn rtAn Virmt Tin in atea Diasanu uenman oai uetui VJitxc ri vj enjoined from acting for similar oMnKlnLr exnrersea ftlmseii in a manner tted btas and Uerman has been romactlne for similar reasons The Board has put Miss McKenney on thj tlisiuivur BUUCUUK net Vlltf uiiia but she seeks reinstatement Superintendent Webster admitted yesterday that charges had been filed against Lyser He declined to give any irforrra tlon In regard to the nature cf them but admitted that either charge If substantiated was grave enough to warrant Ly sers dismissal from the department He was preparing Jie said to summon wit nessea and make a thorough inquiry Into the merltsvQflbe case at as early a date as possible Ihe Board Issued instructions that Information should be given out in regard to the charges EMMAr NEVADA TO SING Bunday afternoon the First Unitarian ChuictiiWnF the The rieecff Juvenile court and Its func tonsVwilb discussed by members of the rxrilch bar and laity and Mrs Martha Falconer probation officer of the Juvenile court Tib Chicago will address the conference upon the work accomplished by that branch of the municipal government of Chicago The function of the Associated Charities will be the theme of the debate in the Young Men Christian Association audi torium On Sunday evening when Dr Sam Paul will be the speaker Other matters of equal import uel Smith of St Paul will be the principal import up at the subsequent aftce will be taken cessions WEATHER OS THE COAST At the Weather Bureau the 6 oclock report yesterday indicated that unsettled conditions still prevailed throughout Northern California and the coast section of Central California which continues to be on the fringe of a storm whose center appears to be out to sea oft the Washington and British Columbian toasts but which was then retreating rglving better promise of a clearing A high oi consiaernnie extent emDrace4 tn Its curve the southern coast of the 8tate as far north as Santa Barbara reaching over to Fresno which prevents tfie storm from extending down there 4 Iampna Prima Donna Will Give a CorieertHre tn March EmmaVfeviidawlll give a concert In this cityeatly pext month Her voice is said to in excellent condition and she Is credtttdwHh having much tone color and brilliant execution She Is one of the 11 ewf rtmalnlng prominent exponenta eraj caJ of the eld Italian coloratura ecnooi or singing hi Mme Nevada will be supported by three otnerrperformersr on cello flute and piano 3 Pablo Casals the cellist has received some very favorablenotlces frtmthe critics of Paris and Is said to be a master of his Instrument Moreau the pianist besides being a brilliant performer is also a composer of some note particularly in thn line of orchestral wbrkK Maauatre the flutist la a gold medalist of the Paris Conservatoire SICKNESS AT THE PRESIDIO Two hundred recruits from Fort Slocum New York who arrived at the Oakland mole yesterday morning on their way to station at the Presidio were prevented from crossing bn the ferry owing to the 1scnv rv nf five cases of scarlet fever among their number and the Grace Bar ton was tnerciore eenx 10 unite me sc men directly td the Presidio wharf whence they were removed to the general hospital and placed in an isolated ward Bev otmeasies aeveiopea on iucb fh eonert wilt be of a Classical and operatic characterand will bedecidedjy well worth the attention of the muslc lovtng public of this city 9s GEORGE FOLSOMDYHG George Fofsom oneofthe oldest em ployts of the Southern Pacific Company Is lying near unto death af his residence 1001 Jfine etrtett8everal months ago he met iwlth a severe accident from the hoc of which it was thought he could not ppsslbly recover He rallied however and although has been able to get about he never regained bis strength sufficiently tto resume his business re sponsibilities Het has graauajuy grown more ieeme imtllinnw It la nnlv a auestlon of a few hours or days at best before bis life will nsrve eonea wav For thegreaterTpart of the past three decides Mr Folsom has occupied the im portant position of general accountant tor thrSouthern7PaciHc Company xi a TaVfMaaoaearer4 Clolhlasr Sale UPletyot mensTjsults to suit at the manufacturers clothing sale 4 85 will fit ea day night among the 270 recruits who recently came from Columbus making tne total numoer 01 measiea paiieni now In the general hospital ninety Wit WILGlS FOtrXD GtILTY Lorenzo Wllgus the Sacramento attorney on trial in he United States Dla trfctCourt for making false affidavits In support of a pension claim was found fruiltyj on the first ballot taken by the ury yesterday and sentence will be passed on Saturday morning It was alleged by the Government that Wllgus wnlleliactlngvln the capacity of pension attorney for a colored man knownaa Matthews or Brown had made an affidavit over the elgrature of Captain Wir klnson This the accused admitted 00 the 5 wit nets stand but explained that he was Intoxicated Matthews who was trledon the same charge on Monday was acquitted HOFFMAI SUIT COMPROMISED Byl consent of both parties the suit of Dora Hoffmap as administratrix of thu estate of Isaac Hoffmndeceased agalnit Charles Hoffman for an accounting of the firm of Hoffmanr Rothschild Company was dismissed In the United States Circuit Court yesterday Th matter was compromised cut of eurVnd with It closed the story of the sensational death of Isaac Hoffman nearlyflve years ago Wliat DortIChlIdreBi prlnlt Dont slrethem tW or BrHT yoatrle tt new food drink eHrOrla OT It UdellclpM and ooarlsblos and takes th plee of eoffee Thp more Oraln rtt Sir theks tb mora health yon atatribate Ttmnan tbetr rtni Graln Is made of pure grabis aqd lute like the choice grades of coffee bat eeats aboat oae tQutth as mork All Blanchard principal of the Hancock School has been reprimanded by the Board of Education for punishing a small boy named John Raggio in an unusual manner 1 Director Ronco vicri was opposed to this action of the Board and made a vigorous protest at yesterdays meeting speaking as follows I desire to enter an emphatic protest against the adoption of this resolution No witnesses have been heard and we have had absolutely no trial of this case and therefore there can be no evidence to Justify any conclusion of fact This resolution to reprimand If adopted can cay mean one thing It shuts off a fair trial of the case wth tne conclusion that although guilty Mr Blanchard should be let off with a simple reprimand A man who in guilty cf such acts of brutaiity as are aKeged against Mr Blanchard does not care much for a reprimand The omy sentence that can fit a case like this If guilty is instant ils mUsal It is a clear violation of the charter and of our rules on Insubordination unprofessional condpet and evident unntnecs to teach Mr BlanchaiC is either guilty or innocent If innocent we shouid dismiss the case If guilty we should dismiss him at once Mark said that the Superintendent had not made any charge on which Blanchard could be tried and WoodwardWoodward thought the principal had been punished enough It was evident that the Directors thought that judicious corporal pamishment was a salutary thing and the resolution reprimanding Blanchard was passed although it was suggested to RoncoverI that such aer tlon did not prevent a reopening of the case in the eyent that the Superintendent should feel justified In filing charges Superintendent Webster made a report on the time devoted to his duties by Dr Max Magnus director of phys IcB culture From full reports rendered by all schools except two small ones It was shown that out of 1000 hours that the schools were in session Magnus was credited with devoting 116 hours to his duties There were fifteen schools be Eide the evening schools that he never visited at all The time he devoted to each school visited varied from five minutes in the entire year at the Buena Vista to seven hours in the John Swett School The report was taken under advisement Woodwards resolution requiring one Director to be on duty at all times during business hours was defeated The Board ordered that the Mission High School return to the original hours Bids for constructing a handball court on the childrens playground were opened They ranged from 393 to 610 The contract was awarded to Newsom McNeil for J393 Dr Margaret Mahoney of the Washington Evening School was granted a leave of absence for pne month on account of illness Annie Owen was given two weeks leave for the same reason Emma Miller of the Everett Grammar School was given a leave until the beginning of the fall term on account of Illness Misses Starr and Earle were each granted a weeks leave on account of absence Miss Rae Cohen was assigned to the Horace Mann Evening School as special teacher in stenography Joe Cohen was appointed janitor for the commercial department of the Lincoln School and the pay of janitors in the Lincoln School was fixed at 75 a month each William Thompson asked for reinstatement as janitor of the Lowell High School and back pay George Mlehllng applied for reinstatement as instructor of physical culture 1 rrs SEAL IS WHITE The standard among Champagnes Is the Moet Chandon brand which has satisfied the palates of connoisseurs for a century and a half Most famous in America is the Moet Chandon White Seal Epernay France of the celebrat ed vintage of 1893 which is perfection in a Dry Delegate Delicious Champagne 0 MMMMM 0 I I I rBBHssflBBBBBBBBBBaH ST ISflflll BVilBBBBBBBa J4K re Rev I OJiell MMtMOM 0 EV 0NEILO the founder and editor of Dominlcana the magazine published monthly by the Dominican Fathers in this city left the first of the week for a three months visit to the Hawaiian islands Heeoes for rest and for the benefit of his health which has felt the tax of assiduous devotion to work both along literary lines and also in the discharge of his priestly functions He often occupied the pulpit in St Dominics Church attended to the demands of the confessional and performed other parish duties Father ONell who is a New Yorker by birth had attained literary distinction before reaching this Coast His Why When How and What We Ought to Read Is an accepted text book in many Catholic schools Catholic Literature the Home Catholicity in th discovery of America ano a volume on rsavoriaroia are among some of his well known books in the pulpit he is a recognized orator and while East he lectured before the Catholic summer school at one of itsNew York sessions He was transferred to the Dominican jurisdiction In California and has since been stationed at St Dominics monastery on Steiner street resard my COLD CURE as mors valuable tluma life Insurance policy It not only cures colds In the head colds In the lungs colds In the bones but It wards oil oangcrous diseases such lis grippe diphtheria pneumonia and consumption nUNYON Maayons Rheumatism Care seldom fails to relieve ia one 10 three hoar and cures in a few dy 1 Moqtoos Dyppa Cam positively cares all forms of jndlun and stomach tremble MuAvoas Cough Core stops coughs night sweats allays soreness aad speedily heals th longs I onroas Kidney Cure tnuckly cores pains In the back lotos or groms sod all formsof kidney disease MunTOnsVjtaliierrestoreileotpowentoweakttea MLri cents at any drac store ninnns inlde Health should be ia the th symptoms of every diseai pioper treatmeati Sent free to Moayoo New York and Pha LEG BONES FOR BASEBALL BATS Boys of Russian Hill Pat Their Discovery to Qneer Use When John Doe and Richard Roe laid themselves down to dreamless sleep tney jittle suspected that the urchins of Russian Hill would be using their leg bones as ball bats and their hollow kkullsTas balls but that is precisely what occurred last night Resident of the vicinity of Leavenworth and Broadway going home to dinner were treated to a choice assortment of cold shivers at the sight of the naticnal game being played with the grisly loot from a tomb Half a dozen boys were making long drives of the ball to center field with resounding thwacks from the long bones the femur and fibula radius and ulna and humerus Between times two yellow skulls would be tossed to the batters and the fun characteristic of the reverence of the North American yoUtq waxed warm until a policeman swooped down upon the players The coy succeeded In escaping with the melancholy reminders of mortality dragging most of them away in a gunny sackf Later In the rear of an old building on Vallejo street they were discovered piecing together the portlonaof two skeletons The feet hands and ribs were missing while the tops of both sknlls had been cut 6r sawed away or as Bricky Sylva expressed it Deir lids was lost Tied up in a molderihg cloth were a number of small bones All the bones were discolored and mouldy Inquiry among the urchins developed tho fact that these skeletons without sepulture had been found yesterday In an old box tn a garden at the rear of the vacant house at 1101 Green street This had been until recently occupied by a physician Dr William Clark It is supposed that the doctor had made use of these re mains in his anatomical studies and had forgotten to remove them from the premises when he went Away CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE William Ewing ex Judge of th Superior Court of Chicago and formerly United States District Attorney for Illinois is making a second lecture tour through California Christian Science Physician and Redeemer is the subject of his lectjure to be given next Sunday at 3 oclock in Metropolitan Hall The lecture will be given under the auspices of the First Church of Christ Scientist HEINE PMHD 11M Broadway near Thirteenth street Is the iw address of the Chronicle branch offlcc tn Oakland aafBBBjBJBBBB BBMBBBBBBBBBlsiiaw BBBaWW BBwaaBW aBsar Bbp LJaaBTa3avBvBflBaBBBBBBBa VaSBDrS BBBr SBBBBBBBBk So well does tKeEiiglisKoerii rQeiit recognxxe thii mrtritive apd general hjexiltK valixe ol CKpcate tKat it is sejrvedot yBrifcieHmen uhjLrardelaLiIs uround Chnhitw late Absolixtelyr piirei ixvcbixi aeucious --y CALIFORNIA CHOCOLATE CAKE One cup sugar piece of butter sUe of an egg creamed two eggs half cup Ghlradellls Ground Chocolate half teaspoonful cinnamon half cup milk one cup flour twp teaspoonf ula baklne rjowde Mix with flour bakeln layers anread with either straw berry jamprwnue ot egg oeaten to irom wnn cup 01 sugar htnd of eTery mother It wiU help them ta know niiraiw ua ecu uiu imm aor address Philadelphia MDXTOVS I5HALXB CVBaVS CAT1BBH Warning to Pianp Bnyers Do not be in a hurry to purchase from grasshopper concerns here to day and gone to morrow We have been here for years and on the 1st of March we go into our new building and hall the most artistic on the Pacific Coast Up to then We will sell the following upright pianos Bars nine 7 Stein ways from v165to3f5 6 Heine from 195 to 67S 8 Chickering from 135 to 300 3 Haynes from 160 to 245 2 Conovera from 230 to 240 1 Haiiet Davis 365 6 Mason Ilamlins 295 to 335 6 Sherwood 115 to 135 32 Second hand up 39 to 190 Some square pianos for 25 to 50 Thousands of the Peerless Heine planers are In use In San Francisco homes and we are the only direct factory representa tives on the coast one pront irom iactory to purchaser We will rent you any piano and If you purchase rent will apply on purchase price 4 a month rents or buy a new piano during this sale Cheap new pianos as good as are offered by other as bargains at 175 we will sell at 98 will sell alt makes of pianos at 25 per cent less than you can buy from those paying Market street rents If yon cannot afford to pay 4 a month we always place amount paid to your credit so that you can take up your contract at any time Agents for the famous Krell Hallet Davis Heine and twenty others Open evenings during this sale Heine Piano Co 217 Geary street a1 mum saaM jeBBjjfJSJBaaagttg SPECIAL SALE I THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Eggs 2 dozen 45c Choicest ranch Finnan Haddies lb 15c Mew shipment Finest quality French Castile Soap bar 25c The renntne Imported White Castile 8oap Regularly 30c Prunes French style 5 lbs 25c Fancy Santa Clara county prunes Beg lbs 23c Biscuits package 5c Cneeda tlneeds MUk Zoll ZoU Snaps and Oysterettes BegoJarly lflc Kippered Herrings tin 20c Put op by Marshall Co Aberdeen JOg 25c Rosebud Whisk bot 90c gal 5400 The highest grade of whisky made la America Regularly 1 25 and 3 Grape Nuts 2 pkgs 25c A brain and nerre food Regularly 18c a pkg COMPLETE STOCK LENTEN OP FISR SEASON FOB THE COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED CATALOGUE FREE 39 STOCKTON ST NR MARKET TELEPHONE NO 6522 BEKINS VAN and ST0R46E Telephone lata 1S0 CUT RATES Shippers of Household Goods to and lrorri all points Office 630 MARKET STREET DR MCNULTY HtHIS WCLL KSOWa AND RKLIABTROU A 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