¦ .v ... JT FRANCISCO CAI/L, WEDNESDAY, 14, 6 THE 'BA AUGUST 1901.

KELLY IS THE BOSS. of the grog ration-in th'e navy. "The circumstances are quite different. The enlisted man in the navy is DISTINGUISHED ENGLISH DIVINE the primary elections yesterday it is made, off shore. Even in port he is under orders and may be evident that Martin Kelly is the boss of the restricted in shore leave. When his grog was taken ON HIS WAY TO SAN FRANCISCO AUGUST 14, WEDNESDAY.... 1901 BYvoting strength of the Republican party in this away it was/indeed, the: removal* of temptation, for city.- That thousands of Republicans who deem.them- the grog ration itself was 'two distinguished figure among Proprietor. not a choice between most JOHN D. SPRECKELS. . selves good citizens are opposed to him counts for evils. , the remarkable men at the coming nothing. Most of such citizens were so indifferent The triennial convention of the Episco- Address All Conuaonicttioas to W. 8. LEASE, Miniger. Advocate admits that abolition of the canteen THE! ** politics and public affairs that they did not take willnot reduce, pal, church, which convenes In San MAJVAGEK'S OFFICE Telephone °?1 to to to any considerable extent, the drink- r^"" the trouble to vote. The supporters of Kelly did« ing in the army Francisco October 3,. will be the TUird, F. as it now is, but hopes that its abofi- Right Edgar Jacob, Lord Bishop of I'LliLlCATIO.YOFFICE... Mnrlcet and S. vote, it,happens Kelly shows up Rev. Telephone Press 201. and so that this tion^will in the near future bring a of men Newcastle, England, a Peer of Great Brit- class of highest attain- morning as "the real thing." sober lives into the military ranks. We sincerely join ain and a prelate of the EDITORIALROOMS 21T to 221 SteTenson St. the victorious ticket in the Twenty- ments, who comes as the personal repre- Telephone Press) 2O2. As the head of in that hope, but with grave doubts. sentative of his Grace the Archbishop of eighth District Kelly willhave the public*honors of Canterbury and of the whole English 15 Week. DelfTtred ?»y Cnrrlem. On<« Per the triumph. name willbe the"first called in the episcopate as the bearer pt greetings from £IncJ*> CopleH. 5 Cent*. His An Ohio clergyman, after a long and presumably the gTeat- church from which the Ameri- Including: He will be TrrniR ny Mall. Postnt?et convention. He will have affront seat. deliberate executive session with himself, has reached can Episcopal traces Its origin. Dr. Ja- DAILT CALL flBeltsdinr Sunday), ea* year S«.W conspicuous in every step in the, proceedings. He is / cob is regarded as one of the ablest pre- DAILY CALL- fJneltsdlcr 8unday). t months «-M the conclusion that heaven is excessively hot as a lates of the British "church and Is a 1-50 not to be the power behind the throne but the power acknowledged power. DAILT CALL (including Sunday). S months * place ofresidence. Ifthis be the fact, itseems to fol- preacher of As By Sing> Month » 5e as Bishop of a population largely Industrial, T>AILY CALL— — - on the throne, and willbe visible to all the master low „...... -..— 150 that there will not be such an advantage for us very efforts ftXDAT CALL. One Year. - of the convention. his Influence Is great. To his WEEKLY CALL. One Year 10D after allina choice of abodes. the final settlement of a desolating strike It is but fair to admit that Kellyis the author as among the coal men* of his diocese on a All postmaster* «re nnthorlxefl to receive parties in con- wellas the beneficiary of the victory. He planned the basis satisfactory to both wnlii«erIp deacon . of Winchester, and was born in his foresight course not to be thought of,.and consequently our CORRESPONDENT* even when he is condemned for the 1S44. He was educated at Winchester and KEW YORK Government willdoubtless be forced "to prepare to graduate Oxford, C. C CARLTOX Herald Square unscrupulous means by which his policy was carried is a of where he ob- act vigorously at any/point in the vicinity of .the tained a,first class in classics and an A. out. B. degree, taking a third class in the final !CEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE: Isthmus disturbances are likely to STEPHEN B. SMITH 3O Trfbnne Balldlnir Having thus planned the campaign and fought the of Panama where classical school in 1867. In1870 the degree be injurious to foreign ,of M. was conferred, by diploma battle, Kelly is entitled to the spoils. It willbe use- property' and to trade.. . A. and NEW YORK NEWS STAXD3: The trouble is the of the seemingly inter- D. D. in 1895. In1896 the honorary degree Wiiaorf-AFtoria Hotel; A. Brentano, SI Union Square: less forhis allies to come in and attempt to take away outcome of D. D. was conferred by Durham Uni- minable conflicts versity. Ucrrar Hill HoteL from him the honors or the profits. Itis his victory tHat go on in those countries be- He was ordained deacon In 1868 tween the men are" in office those and priest In 1869. From 1868 to 1869 ho CHICAGO TfEWS STANDS: and not theirs. It will be his convention and not who" and who are was Taynlow, Co.; Hotel; curate of in the diocese of Chermaa House; P. O. News Great Northern out. Diaz Guerrajflthe representative in New York Oxford; curate of Witney 1871,,curate Fremont House; Auditorium Hotel. theirs. It is to him the Republicans of San Fran- to of the Colombian revolutionists, is,reported to have of Bermondsey In1872 and domestic chap- cisco must look for a party ticket. lain of Bishop Mllman of Calcutta from BHAXCn OFFICES— 527 Montgomery. «t»rnT of Clay. op*n said recently: ,'The t For this condition cf affairs no one is ex- revolution has lasted since 1872 to 1876; commissary cnttl t:30 o'clock. 300 Hayes, open until 9:50 o'clock. 633 to blame 1899, of the Bishop of McAllister, cpen until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin, open until cept the good citizens who were too busily engaged and there have been killed or, wounded during Calcutta from 1876 to 1888, and until 1896 Mission, open until examining chaplain to the famous Harold l.Mo'clock. 19U 10 o'clock. 2281 Market that time about 40,000 men. Only as recently as May Browne, vcrser Sixteenth, open until 9 o'clock. K4S -Valencia, open in private affairs to attend to their public duties even Lord Bishop of Winchester. He there was fought-at PalosNegros honorary cctll S o'clock. 1M Eleventh, cpen until 9 o'clock. NW. when such duty entailed no further energy than that a bloody battle that was canon of Winchester for rcmer Twenty-second and Kentucky, open until 9 twenty years, honorary chaplain to o'clock. of going to the polls and casting a ballot.- Those continued for seventeen days. At the end of that pe- the KP0 Flllmore. open until 9 p. m. riod Queen from 1884 to 1896, chaplain in or- who stayed away from the polls virtually voted for the revolutionists had to retreat for want of am- dinary to the Queen from 1890 to 1895, AMUSEMENTS. Kelly. munition, and the Government soldiers were too ex- chaplain to Bishop Davidson of Winches- The situation was made clearly known to them ter in 1895-96, rural dean of Landport hausted to followthem. present regulars and for weeks before the election took place. They were At the chaplain to her Majesty's prison in King- Central— "The Great Diamond Robbery," (Government ston, 1892 1896; Favorita," again Kelly carry troops) number some 20,000, and the Portsmouth, from to proctor Tivoll—"La warned over and over that would in convocation for Hampshire Royal Liberals (revolutionists) outnumber and the NOTED PRELATE DUE IN NEW YORK "WHO BEARS California—— "The Box." to the polls nearly the whole predatory vote of the them." . Isle of Wight from 1895 to 1896, honorable TO-MORROW Orpheum Vaudeville. From the figures given contending ap- GREETING FROM ENGLAND TO THE TRIENNIAL CONVENTION Columbia—"Mrs. Dane's Defence." city, for the following of the Democratic bosses was the forces secretary to the Board of Missions for province OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH TO BE HELDHERE INOCTOBER. Alca zar—''Sil ver-Mounted Harness." placed at disposal and he made use of There pear to be large, and yet a war that has been drag- the of Canterbury from 1888 to Orand Opera-house— "The Liars." his it. 189C. He was consecrated Lord Bishop of — ging along for two can hardly have been Olympia. corner Mason and—Eddy streets Specialties. was but one way to beat him and that was for all years Newcastle in succession to Dr. Wilber- Zoo and Theater Vaudeville every prosecuted force, translated Chutes. • • afternoon and good citizens to vote against him. They did with much vigor. A recent dispatch an- to Chlchester In York town and county of Berwick-on-Tweed delivered at Cambridge University In1890. evenlnc- not Minster on January 25, Fischer' Vaudeville.. nounced a battle 1896. The title of and the ancient common law parish of The Bishop was a successful parish f— do it. in which 900 men were killed on the the see is Newcastle jurisdiction Alston, Putro Baths— . and the with its chapelrles, in the county priest, and as a spiritual lord has made Swimmins. — Government side, but such are rare. As a extends over the city and county of New- of Cumberland. Bishop Jacob is the his mark as a strong and pre- State Fair and Exoosition. Sacramento September 2 to 14. Itnow remains to be seen what sort of a ticket he battles Judicious castle, the county of Northumberland, the author of "The Divine Society," late. will nominate. He may deem it advisable to place rule the only information that comes from the dis- lectures AUCTION SALES. at least some good men -on the ticket to give it turbed country is that of menace to property. The passengers who arrived at New York a few days ago By "Win. G. Laync—Thursday, August IS. Trotting Horses, strength. WHen the ticket is made up it willthen be at 721 Howard street. time to determine how far self-respecting men can on the steamer Altai reported that there is a des- NEARLY THIRTEEN MILLION.DOLLARS PRESENTED support it. That, however, is a question for the fu- perate condition of affairs in the interior of the coun- tttre. The one thing for Republicans to do this morn- try. As a result of the revolt and the uncertainty of TO COUNTRY'S COLLEGES DURING MONTH OF JUNE 1 ing is to bow to Kelly and take their medicine. He the future business is at a standstill and gold is said TO SUBSCRIBERS LEAYI5GTOWFOR THESUMMER. is the doctor. to be at a premium of 3000 per cent. As if itdid not have trouble enough with its own people, the Colom- J. Pierpont Morgan, Jbhn D. Rockefeller, Miss Helen Gould and Senator Call nixbscrlbera contemplating m. chansre •£ A Des Moines couple who divorced themselves lived bian Government now charges Venezuela with giv- resideace daring- tbe inmmtr months bar* Mark Hanna Among- the Donors. can in the same house for twenty years withnothing more ing aid to the rebels and threatens war against that tlieir paper fonrarded by mail to their new. the month of June gifts the a on country. to value of $12,- General Alfred C. Barnes 5,000 addresses by notifying: Tbe Call Basin ess OfQce. material than chalk line the floor to divide them. 774,5S2 were presented to the colleges of the country. This paper vrlllalso be on sale at all summer They never crossed the barrier, and it is safe to say The Pan-American Congress has been called mainly The principal ones are as follows: Total $310,000 resorts and Is represented by a local afreat 1a by devising disputes TO HARVARD. f WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, ST. LOUIS. that neither lost anything their separation. There for the purpose of means of settling ¦ tavrii* on coast. DURINGJ. Pierpont Morgan, building.. $1,000,000 Samuel S. Cupples, endowment Ml tbe Medical School are some things not worth encouragement. among the various states of this hemisphere by arbi- Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Robinson, architectural building:.. 462,075 Robert S. Brooking?, endowment 2,500,000 tration. Should it succeed in doing so it will fill a ;..'... THE FORTUNES OF Total ;..; $1,482,075 Total $5,000,000 WAR. • long-felt want. .At the present time our Government YALE. MILLIKENUNIVERSITY. ROOSEVELT'S GRIT. 3 Milliken, endowment 130,000 is gathering quite a fleet 'around the isthmus and M. C. D. Borden, bicentennial buildings...... $100,000 James an interesting coincidence of we ¦ George estate, buildings £0,000 KENION COLLEGE. dates re- Bliss. bicentennial Hanna, information may excite antagonism, as posi- may soon have occasion to make use of it. A short Anonymous, bicentennial buildings 25,000 Marcus A. dormitory $50,000 ceive of the honors conferred " Anonymous, bicentennial buildings 25,000 SMITH COLLEGE. tive men do, but he is no quitter. His progress time ago a dispatch was received at Washington from, Anonymous, - BYupon Count Waldersee upon his arrival at bicentennial buildings »25,000 Anonymous business man, new dormitory and endow- through Colorado during the campaign was our Consul General at Panama to the effect that the Frederick Vanderbilt, bicentennial buildings 100,000 ment $100,000 Berlin immediately following the announcement that ROOSEVELT James J. Hill,bicentennial buildings 100,000 Trustee, new dormitory and endowment 1,000 through an almost continuous mob. He was at Liberals had stopped a passenger-train at Matachin, Mrs. A. M. Byers, Sheffield Club building 100,000 the General Gribski who commanded the Russian times Jennings family, bicentennial buildings ?0,000 Total $101,000 restrained with difficulty fromaccepting the challenge and as the United States is bound by treaty to keep Phelps Stokes, forces on the Chinese frontier at the time of the Boxer The Misses bicentennial buildings F-0,000 BELOIT COLLEGE. by that to Charles Harkness, bicentennial buildings 50,000 and going into a hand to hand fight with his torment- traffic route open the world, the Govern- Harkness, buildings 50,000 Dr. D. K. Pearson, endowment .<* $2C0,00O uprising has committed suicide. Gribski returned to Edward bicentennial . Alumni, 150,000 ors. He refused to quit speaking when interrupted ment will have to interfere should such disturbances John Harkness, bicentennial buildings 23,000 endowment St. Petersburg to make a report even as Waldersee Albert ,Kent, laboratory . 50,000 Berlin, and gave back as good as the mob sent of transportation become frequent or dangerous. 1700 graduates and friends, bicentennial buildings 375.000 Total $350,000 returned to but while the one found favor with Hendrie, - 10,000 COLLEGE. Altogether our Spanish brothers in the great pan- John Hendrie Hall LAFAYETTE his sovereign the other met such a greeting as led At one place a fellow bawled: "How about em- Anonymous, for philosophical library 10,000 J. Renwick Hogg, Y.M. C. A. building $30,000 American family decidedly troublesome, Jonathan Bulkeley scholarship.. 10,000 him put an end to his life. balmed beef?" Instantly the plucky colonel an- are and. if TEACHERS' COLLEGE. to . Henry C. Robinson scholarship 5,000 Anonymous gift, building swered, "Iate it, and took army fare, while you are they can devise a means of putting a stop to their Inmemory of Robert Callander 6.000 new $100 000 The two commanders seem to have had an equal prize 1,000 TUSKEGEE NORMAL SCHOOL. wars we will be quite willing help them enforce it. Latin Rockefeller, chance to advance their too big a coward to serve your country." He re- to Sampson bequests 450,000 John I>. new dormitory $23 000 fortunes. Each served an SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY. autocratic capable of richly rewarding him, fused to hasten his departure from towns when he was master Total' * $l,6C7,000 John D. Archbold, new. buildings..... WOO 000 threatened with, violence, and would not leave a hall After an acquaintance of two hours with a China- PRINCETON. Lyman C. Smith, endowment and each went to the front resolved to do his mas- John S. Huyler, endowment 25^000 by a back door nor a street to his train man a New York woman married the Celestial a few Many subscribers, new gymnasium $150,000 25*000 ter's bidding. The duty that awaited them was that take side Little, enlarging 100,000 Clarence W. Searaans 25*000 days ago. reasonable Stafford Little Hall S. "W. Bowne, endowment . of reducing such a condition in the interest of his personal safety. The public au- \It is to presume that she met Anonymous, university library 50,000 l?!oOO China to of weakness Anonymous, 10,000 William Nottingham, endowment J2500 a fate in keeping with rhetoric fellowship Many alumni, year's deficiency that her Government would consent to pay any in- thorities connived at the attacks made upon him, but her deserts. Anonymous, biology fellowship . 10,000 33,'00O he stayed his schedule time inColorado, and the first demnity asked by her foes and grant any other terms Total .... $320,000 Total .". $533,000 they chose. outing he took after his election was in to COLUMBIA. BROWN UNIVERSITY. Gribski failed. His management was Colorado MORE WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. Unnamed alumni, $3000WJi' hunt mountain lions. Anonymous, Chinese* department! ' $100,000 endowment such that he was made the scapegoat for everything Manyvalumni, 101,507 LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL. : gone York Sun Alumni Memorial Hall George Foster Peabody brothers, \ that went wrong with the Russian forces, while Wal- Now he has back there as the guest of the the New announced that John D. Rockefeller, three negro scholarships 30,000 and operating room there has been established near Port in memory of Dr. A. J. C. Skene $50,000 dersee was so successful that he has felt at liberty to State to deliver the address at the celebration of the Jefferson, Total $231,507 MISCELLANEOUS COLLEGES. quarter centennial of Colorado's has Long Island, a large plant designed to operate VASSAR. Gifts of Dr. D. K.Pearsons of Chicago. say that everything he did was done in with admission. He RECENTLY College, accord the Rockefeller, dormitory", memory Illinois Jacksonville " $50 Victor and the a wireless telegraph system devised by Nikola Tesla. John D. in of his Fargo College, Fargo, . 000 willof the Kaiser," or, to put ifin his own words: "If revisited other scenes of riotous mother •; $110,000 N. D 50000 against last fall, For the purposes of the plant 200 acres of ground have Miss Helen Gould scholarship, in memory of her Whitman College, Walla Walla. Wash " so'ooo Isucceeded in some measure in China, it must be at- demonstrations him and his clear , McKendree College, Lebanon, 111 ""* ro'ooo good people been purchased. Th« main building will feet mother 10,000 Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kans " tributed solely Ihad grit and humor have won the over. It be 100 Wichita, 25'ono to the fact that Emperor $120,000 Fairmont College, Kans 2.V000 may be charged that he does this for political square and will be occupied by an electric dynamo Total :: Drury College, Springfield, Wilhelm behind me and was able to act in' accord- not CORNELL. Mo III"..". 25|000 simply a strong with a capacity of 350- horsepower. expec- Rockefeller, ance with his instructions." effect. Itis the act of and very self- It is the John D. physics and languages buildings.. $250,000 Total $275,000 man, to show that is not capable tation of the managers of the plant that from that Many graduates. Alumni Hall 45.000 Russian news is very carefully censored and it is centered he of fear Henry R. Ickelheimer, proposed buildings 10,000 Grand total for-June, 1901 point it willbe possible to carry teleg- $12771 5S"» not certain what causes led Gribski to commit sui- and has confidence in his countrymen's sense of fair on wireless raphy over a wide region country extending cide, but it is believed the Czar held him responsible play. Whether Colorado know itor not, he has ren- of from Philadelphia to for the cruel slaughtering of a number of peaceable dered that State a great service by his return. He Boston. PERSONAL MENTION. A CHANCE TO SMILE. ANSWERS Another dispatch paper TO QUERIES- Chinese who were living on the Russian side of has permitted her to purge her reputation and remove in the same and of the the Judge A. J. Hull of Napa is at the Lick. Mamie— And Is the floor walker your Amur at the time of the Boxer outbreaks. the stain placed upon her by the mobs of last year. same date announces the completion of a plant for In HOGS-^S.. Northfolk, Cal. The fact The J. -D. Maxwell of Belvedere is a guest at store never— allowed to sit down? that hogs trespass upon the returned the scenes of those wireless telegraphy at -Siasconset, Mass. Oh, yes; unfenced story goes that when the Chinese attacked the city Had he not to excesses The New the Palace, v. Mattie he's sitting down'on us land of another does not give the owner York Times about the reports all day long:. of Blagovestchensk Gribski asked instructions as to Colorado must have rested under the stigma placed same time arrange- H. C.'Kipp, U. S. N., is registered at the . of the land the right to shoot and kill ments for "improved such. v v,hat he should do with in town, by her own disorderly people. made» an wireless telegraphy" Occidental.. Harry—Girls take things so literally, the Chinese the and Dr. S. Pinninger of Reno is registered at • between Boston and Danvers, you know. ¦ AFFIDAVIT—S.. City. a person was ordered to "fling the Chinese across the river." . The Vice President has rather increased public in- where an electrical and When telegraph bought the. Grand. Ferd—As for example? desires to enter a tract of United States general when terest in him as a character unique among our pub- school has a farm of sufficient. area Dr. E. C. Buell of Angeles is at"the years ago, land, he appear The was absent the dispatch came, but Los• "Five when my sister was may personally at the dis- ¦ '¦¦• - • - - interpreted literally lic men. for running electric cars in connection with a-course California. r twenty-flve, Iwished her many happy re- trict land office and present his applica- his subordinate it and the entire tion and be- of instruction for motormen. Itis stated a relay H. T. Power, a mining man of Auburn, turns. And if you'llbelieve it, her twen- make the required affidavit Chinese population was driven into the river. It that ty-fifth fore register may. will jail is a guest at the Grand. birthday returns regularly every the or receiver. He gave A Connecticut man went to the other day rather system for intercepting a wireless message and send- Tuliy, year."—Boston Transcript. however, make the affidavit before tho be remembered that the massacre rise to a great Edwin a mine owner of Nevada Judge than pay a license for the obnoxious freedom of his ing it forward with more^ force has been invented by City, is a guest at or clerk of a court of record or be- deal of comment at the time. Gribski was recalled to the Lick. fore a States dog. may have would not admit principal school, James Collins, a wealthy fruit grower Commissioner of the United St. Petersburg to make an explanation, now He shared but the the of the and he expects to prove District Court and save the journey ta and the of Courtland, is at the Lick. officers, arrived on Peking opinion of the rest of us that the genus dog is ob- its efficiency in the operation of the line he just the last even- the Land Office. ¦ ,\ story comes of his death by his own hand. has Dr. one leading ing en.route to their having jectionable enough to be suppressed on general prin- A. Kahnv of the inedical homes after Ifall stories are true that were told at the time the established. The claims made for the invention sound men of Napa, is at the Lick. seen active service inChina. PROPERTY— J. M. S. C. City. If a ciples. ;£r'-•/¦v. extravagant, for it is said: Drury Melone is registered F. Blase among the Peking's man marries a widow ard after marriage various "punitive expeditions" sent out by Walder- "The inventor professes at the Palace is passen- from his home in Knoll. ; gers who have registered at the Palace. purchases property with his individual to be able to send a message" fiftymiles over and Oak money, it Is his see were in effect as brutal and as cruel as the land L. N. Parks of Folsom is among the ar- Mr. Blase has been doing work for the then individual or sepa- TEMPERANCE FANATICISM. then pass itthrough the relay apparatus, which rivalsI yesterday the Occidental. French Geographical Society in rate property and in no wise community slaughter on the banks of the Amur, but the slaugh- he can of at. Southern property. point. Seadler, China. 'While ?n the Orient he saw much Ifthe mother should die flrat tering done during the expeditions was manipulate *at the starting He predicts that James a Sacramento architect give carried out Advocate, contractor, * of the late trouble there. and she before death to her children California Christian in a kindly such stations can be established at of about and is a guest at the Grand. one-half property over a wide region of country and extended over a intervals Saul Epsteen, a San boy. of the she owned be- and reasonble spirit, joins Call deprecat- Mr. and Mrs.-J. F. Francis have come Francisco fore marriage, that would be perfectly The in fifty miles, repeating and forwarding the message graduate of the Lowell High and considerable period of time, and consequently there ' al- up from Los Angeles and arc at the Occi- School legal. The children would not have any ing the conduct of the Christian Instructor in most indefinitely." • - University of California, has just was no signal horror to rouse THE dental. received rights in the separate property of their dramatic public at- degree gloating over the death of the son of Secretary Hay. B. Hansen, a his of doctor of philosophy at {he stepfather. tention throughout the civilized .These items show something more than a popular D. millionaire lumber man ¦University . of Zurich, world and stagger The Advocate says that we have of Seattle, Is a recent arrival at the Switzerland. He humanity. Therefore, while taken too seriously interest in wireless telegraphy and the eagerness of left for Zurich a year ago. The usual Gribski dies a suicide, Grand. course is three years, Choice candies, Townsend's, Palace Hotel* the extravagant utterances of some of the radical tem- inventors to improve upon system. but owing to Ep- Count Waldersee is received with honor by an Em- the of Marconi. R. M. Green and C. C. Beldingr, Oroville steen's unusually fine perance papers on the army canteen question. Upon prove capitalists, are registered a stay thesis the authori- glace peror cordially aH he did, They that the Marconi system is no longer an for short ties of the university made an exception Cal. fruit50c per 1« at Townsend's.* who indorses and, indeed at the Lick. . : : that question the Advocate says: "There is another experiment merely, but an accomplished in his case and graduated him in one accepts the credit of having done ithimself. It is th'e invention of General J. W. B. Montgomery has come year. _ Selling out. Best eyeglasses, specs, 10c to point in The Call's contention to which we give our St., grocery.* fortune of v/ar. use to the world and of such importance that capital down from his home at Chico and is stay- <0c. 81 4th front of barber and most hearty assent. The deadfalls that surround the is ready support ing at the Grand. >~ \ ..,,-¦'¦ orniang to almost any welldevised enterprise Calif in New York. Special information supplied dally to army "point fact, ten Sir Alexander Swettenham, an So many new and annoying bugs their posts, in of are times worse than directed to its operation: It is well that in- English NEW YORK, Aug. 13.—The following business houses and public men by th ald Square; L.Mosbacker, at the Albert. to that for spreading- nearly enlisted men were isolated from all opportunity to the Marconi system will be superse'ded, but nothing Consul jRiensdorf, the German '.-'. repre- eet to Buffalo is by the comfortable train* at 'one San DlegcH-J. *E. Boal and wife, at the disease under the sun and that the surest way to abuse an appetite for liquor, there would be no argu- away sentative of the Chinese ports, ar- of tbe Nickel Plats Road, carrying Nickel can take from the gifted Italian the credit on the Peking yesterday Manhattan. Plate Dining Cars, in which are et rid of mosquitoes to spread petroleum on their ment left in favor the fear, rived and w,ent served Amer- P^ycry is ol canteen. We however, belongs to the first inventor of that method of to the Palace. .He is on his- way home' on ican Club meals from 35c to ft each. Boq-4 tele- ¦ breeding places. industry getting a leave of absence. SUMMER RATES at Hotel del Coronado. free, showing pictures of exposition building*. 2 So the oil is another that such isolation is impracticable. The Advocate graphing. He has Coronado April 15, - laid the- foundation. Others can Wilcke," Beach. Cal.. effective after Hotel accommodations reserved. JAT W. boom argues that it is, using an Lieutenants Wear- $60 for round trip, Including 15 days at hotel. ADAMS, as illustration the abolition do.no more tljan buildupon it. Giller, P. C. P. A.. S7 Crocker bulldlfl*. croft and four young German army Pacific Coast S. S. Co., 4 New Montgomery «t. ban Francisco. Cal