The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 25, 1899, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY 25 |\ BAY CITIES MILLER DENIES Y DESRE T0 FEND MAYCR SONS WAL HER DUTY WILL BE PROCLAMATIONS AGEDWOMAN COULD GET O CHARCE AGAINST ... DIRBCTING CHARITY ' ynryeorcouny TELLS OFANEW DIVORCE, THOUGH PflSfiMUTHEHi R OAKLAND ~ BUNKD GAME WIFE DESERTED | Made a Holiday as a Hotel She Bought Had Bushnell Idly Burned Matter of Course. | ‘‘Stuffed’”” Rooms. Her Letters. . —_— —_— | Sole Anxiety to Have Obtained a Deed by Good Streets. Threats. Oakland Office San Francisco Call, Oakland Office San Francisco Call, Oakland Office San Francisco Call, 908 Broadway, Aug. 24. | %08 Broadway, Aug. 24. | %S Broadway, Aug. 24 To-day was practically a holiday in| If the allegations made in a complaint Although his wife in reality deserted Oakland, not Lecause of any proclama- |filed in the Superior Court this afternoon | him years ago. William Bushnell was de- tion, but becaute the peop! ed it | by Attorney H. Shafter Aldrich, on behalf nied a decree of divorce from Anna Bush- as such and the merchants, bankers and | of aged Mrs. Sarah Rose, can be relied | nell to-day by Superior Judge Ellsworth. Sivic officials were naturally forced to|upon, as incontrovertible, she has been | Bushnell in his complaint alleged deser- fall into line victimized out of the several hundred | tion as the ground for his cause of actio The balloon that ascended from The |dollars to which she looked for comfort|and there seemed little doubt that ¢ | Call: offfce’tast: night savé the sigial for | 1D heri déclining years by ‘Alfred Di and | story\ha tgld on the witness stand wa 3 o . i be fio Enrcense Nevin and G. A. Stevens, true in every particular, yet the stern iu- rejoleing, and there will be no surce e I A L T e R et S R it At e till Sunday. This city was never so will- - Siess Desple. mMDO e law precluded him Ingly a part of San Fran obtaining the coveted legal separation be- o as at pres- igning, of polished 'and per- 56 LEe lettars by whit i et AWEBUSH IC was Wl wn that | su manners, appearance and ad- | Cause the letters by which he mig San Francisco Call dway, Aug. 24. Haw d the Superior a city on the Sth uit is princi rtain deec d to her son | located in| ] re 5 | X 3 > have proved desertion had & i < vould be no demonstration of any | dre - - = . s X, C 3 di l'to B ng“iw A every train since | Years, of weak sight and suffering from | Ten years ago the co e married ; a A\ the son | | to San Francisco and every traln since | FRETR, 7 RETE S8 TH evidently | in England, and two s later Bushnell i 2 o Al | has been loaded to its full capa was no match. In her com Rose | came to America to seek v fields in e of a| | Superintendent of Schools M alleges which to reap a fortu i its and willingn gave prom ¥ his wife and litt concluded it would be a good thing to e the public schools from last night Monday _morning, and he i At the last meeting of ducation the superintende orized to close the sch g dants, McNevins trick soon il s not long »in her husb: x of the parade.” This w to-morro ut Mr. McClymor 553 han: troubled by such a trifie as an order of defraying d later he planation to iucation, an’ e Board of may have to ma Director Red The memb reiatives ldiers be! standing that som might change her opinion of Americans and re- turn to him. After a few years of corre- sponden and after B wherein she declared visit America »f the Grand Army wish all_returnec ntx B B B e L e e o S o o o o ation explal TC LIVE IN BERKELEY e offic San Francisco. . tF them under the same e wed other abuse: secure other rooms, si the wife had go Q-+ & nd their n paid over to d B . and recently Bushnell sued for a S dquarters g her prom! divorce. | liet corps together with a m: But because no one had known his wife quet is being prepared for _boy, gage as he balance. and no witness could be found who was + | Tuesday evening i all Alameda Coun- |y, ized the dlleged | cognizant of the desertion, and because : . kS ? |ty men who fought i ate war, irre- | fraug, that the rooms |the all-fmportant letters had been de- @ | spective of regiments, invited to at-|a¢ the = -house _ were | stroyed, he could obtain no decree . 4 | tend and he ever el b | (stntfed’ iat she purchased, | Viector Perl, who his_wife, Eliza- . / tion has ) received bY | hence she now s a decree to have the | beth Perl, for a div on the ground of . 3 rom Grand Marshal L. C. | ot d mortgage declared null, as hav- 1 i 3¢ n_Francisco inviting the |ing pheen cuted and del ed on fraud- city d the officers | yjant representations and without consid- o eration, and asks that the defendants be 3¢ ordered to refund to her the % cash paid | t! 3 $ | nia unteers them. 2 le. { ® The O k‘? d cx)m};\;ax — — wh her hushand was away. On one oc- 4 | serves, Cap C. casion she did not return to their rooms a0 i 1 | with th MRS. HEARST DECIDES until 3a. m., a . the outraged I ¢ | grand_mar and remonstrate flew into a ¢ San F d strucl Then ® ce when, he tes- from bad to join with during the cort 24.—Tt is under: BERKELEY, Aug. “he parac 3 dge Ogden promptly granted miss Pafavor Snow accepted invitation | that Mrs, Phebe Hearst will shortly it SudeyiDeflen romitheie b = o and wrote Mr. Pistolesi telling him up her residence in the u ¥ town. Harriet E. Klatzl. the charming opera ated Chari- . This /N AKLAND. Aus. 24—0n lated Charr | sincere pleasure it gave him to do This move on the part of Mrs. H singer, who'at present is touring with a - - Tending ect a new su el All Grand Army veterans a = s o company in the East s alsc nted M i nber 1. The ¢ ast night | fall in and be escorted to 15 thought'te ie i line with the atea af ) divorce by J et N oiay fiom ns misca will pe | by the Veteran Reserves and cit a *fi‘»s,;‘[ Frederick J. Kl: o ¢ of de- earst, Frederick c: en will meet at the armo tion, and if th wn that | n Celebration Notes. g Her opponents are H. L. [ TPt s ; it is_s: ill make her home a center | pg 4 . s 2 is favored and that Mrs. Kei elton nas % on Saturday a for the entertainment and soctal life of the | D§,fqung the cour Tl 3 e She is the — ee———— men, students of the university. 'The | ihe minor child, whose custody s awarded irds vots | ry exact location of her resldence has not Huas ol er ot SR Alameda News Notes. S the mother, K n's friends are confls AMEDA, Aug. 24—Mrs. Matilda home i SRR S SEart r Harriet. The Unitarian Club. A Eeaies & leral ug. 24.—Tk s B. Botts on the itarian Club wa : lesertion, and is again free to hreve died th morn DELGER HEIRS HAVE & supplie Had this . 2 " 3 The exhibition of drawing work of the ed, I do not believe I WIDELY D'FFERENT |DEAS 9 turned out of a ce | pupils of the Indianapolis public schools b-swinging. The secret announ T g by K o have ta lace a e | that the exec ve board had ele: i Her- een cited to appea ngular circumstanee about the qua i 50 e club. ber 11 how Aug. 24.—The compulsory s co T ore moving into the |noon and evening has been postponed, | VoO8t members of the clu i tember 11 to show i o h and | higher up, whose owner is Mrs. Trow The members of Company G. Fifth In-|and l?r, H.r M. P;nn]lw;)er— appointed a gg;}lrg]inma orr:i»'r dt;'w» nd | ATgIE J 2 ek fantry Regiment, N. G. C., will take part | committee from the club to act in con- endant or her attorney, J s. Brown. Althougt: antry & L tm of $50 on account of attor- use why he of confempt g him to pay_to Frank B al of tw Deiger block, between N streets to light a most | PTI98 fscomposed, besides hav- | in the parade to be held in San Franclsco | junction with the reception committee the s le n that ex- , move four doors away, | (0-MOTTOW_morning. comp: will | having in hand the preparation of a home 8 g 5 etweer Brown and Imosity toward the lady. I leave for San Francisco on the 8 o'clock welcome to Alameda members of the First he d e suit of Maddalena Ghirs Trowbrid s and heirs of ciate her condition.” broad gauge train. It is expected that California Volunteers. The next club i against Antonio Ghirardelli was d g ’ rroll, the proprietor of the | the company will have sixty men in line. | night will be on September 6. | missed to at the request of plal M Brown late Frede! the .\l'x(‘duuuhih Theater, ) = _1h).r: Trowbridge each ow -half k N T hocka oo = —_—— = = ALAMEDA PEOPLE CELEBRATE. of the block. There were two sal $3000 when I was given no- - 4 Mrs. Brow half and she gave t ¥ to quit just before las Greater Portion of the Population i L ot i st CUT HIS WAY OUT OF e Segan G T ment _cor! o h street. I felt tha AIL WI’I'H HIS K ALAMEDA, Aug. 24—The greater por- treated at the time, 4 tion of Alameda’s population was in San as I did not care Francisco to-day to see thé naval parade time ago, but the oth He is, howev with @ lady. She and to try to catch a glimpse of the bravs , ar b soldier boys aboard the Sherman e ° ND, Aug. 24.—Gustav Seamans, who was removed from the O e O o nd the hadeot ihe n Jail to the town pri at Centerville ye: fternoon by @ | department realizir it would be im- o Constable Walton, s not present the C e Justice's 6 possible to hold the ren from going Mrs. Brown rt to-day when his ‘preliminary examination on a charge of burg- Q|12 see the nayal P e oo B told me S golng. (. treat called. Deputy District Attorney W. H. L. Hynes went to Center- ekt e ey e b B the R I me manner, and | © '4¥ W88 C0 O 0 Pexamination, but the prison Rl were uiabia T G a8 LU Sl HmT A TURR Y w I hear as kept her word.” vilie to con _the exa gl S ! es ble to 31 of witnes: e landing of the troops s © produce the prisoner, v\h3 had flovn‘! St during the night. Henli © | and the day arade. The merchants on = fce Sandholt adjourne rt and inspected the town jail. It was found < | Park street have signified their intention Toral Eatl F‘offl a‘\vLadder[. : 3 ‘hat Seamans, who had been allowed to roam about in the main Q| gf e b of dhus’;‘fiip“f‘- : spoke 2Vl "Ballan B corrl ad - cimsbed : tb. the top. of ‘one” of . the cells, aund. pre- ¥ |ulurdey aifociech, CIacaies St MR ory gently. she did not led to-| @ c-omdulrf ‘:fi‘n a pocket knife had cut his way through the iz, |oRtylof thedSIOTEN AnDCHETNEEHIL oy like either me or my bus 1 had to go street sumably g g i e . & | will be closed. Hundreds of people went p ., Who When I perceived .er condition, I knew | from injuries he sustained t Monday leaving as the only clew an irregularly cut hole in tae jall's shingle covering. /| from here to San Francisco last night, g ge and W. | there was no use in exp on. when he fell from a step ladder. In fali- Seamans was charged with breaking into Mr. Theisen’s butcher shop at Cen- & o of them belleving that the trans: in these Juizcers for | ing nis body had struck upon the sharp | @ terville and stealing a Set of harness and other . rticles, which he subse- D{*;;l&cul_i‘_aei';g! lt*;’i m{}‘&rasfl";‘?ffi;é vears,’” continued Mr. Rosen- | corner of a box, breaking several of nis & 4 e o a county road saloonkeeper. Up to a late hour he had hex g = - e = i s iters to I have pald in rent far more tha i EHE a widow, a_ daughter, | ¢ uently sold to a county ro o 2 ! not 3 5<"a country gravevard, the majority of ~rhth' ity ding is worth. Let me see. I h: CUE wan, and two ‘sons, I been recaptured. 3| the ppnr{)e }‘m ing ‘é‘é“éré" Jnkns ifingflm night parad on an average $1500 a year, les and Willlam Ballantyne. An in- to see the dispiay wor! C- $36,000—fully double ~what | quest will be held to-morrow night. .MOWOOM'OOWMOOO&OOWM¢OWO trical illuminations. question is who is benefiting by it? ng to army regulations we are enti to subsistence at the rate of 30 cents for ev COMPLAINT OF more street, and when it had reached a| anvils bek’hed}_ forth t;m!rr “Sr'tut:l ‘:_E;r‘p‘N J].MER;IC.H.N ‘pn;\uh\r tsc&g .Tfi tf;i;;k:slew:o; gflsfsn; it cay between Green and Filbert | enthi m. For one hour Colusa W gagement the California closes for | point midway between Green and Filbert | enthusiasm. Fer one hour € Eagem e | Company H, Fifth RCE W | i e R e fty-two member: tal of $120 60. This, then, is what we pay W W Frn OU LD . Custom-House Recess. | | | DISCHARGED ¥ ry | streets the power was not sufficiently | the d MEN twenty miles avel. Four hundred and two | strong to carry the heavily laden car fur-| NAPA, Aug. 24 davs from Manila to San Francisco makes a | ihor in {ts upward journey. Before the | Regiment, N. G. C 7 ve have bee e PaY | gripman could put on the brakes the car | Strong, commanded b Captain F. - - focithal /etuftire Ay cu‘ghtn JBetting on b¢ard | began to descend at a rapid rate. A panic| Bush, 'took train this “afternoon to Jso_m Custom-house employes have been fa- | the savings at any rate eized the passengers, but before any | their regiment in the great parade at Aml BE WELCOMED vorea by Collector Jackson with a recess | | e No Travel Pay and Only the Regular Ration. ; 2 : 3 rn of the We. theretore. demand that an Investigation | could jump off the cool-headed gripman | Francisco in honor of the return of tie o day rom 1t & oo Xips g b0 = | be made and odr wrongs righted. and the only | brought the Car to a st L irst California from Manila. There was ay P. g ndstill. A privat n them an opportunity of welcoming the itioned at the Presidio was the only B . First California Regiment. | the wildest enthusiasm here to-day e AL Teceive an Injury. He fell| .GILROY, Apg. 24.—The arrival of the | /o HE true American comedy, comedy- | i | way_the Government can right our wrong passage o toring and paying us our travel pav, | their former rank entitled ch is ours by right and is due us for h : £ b descert California troops was the signal for the | it s i St ——————————— Letter of One of the Men Who o "The Red fost wnn s ;“ “"g"n‘hgflf"‘}' 5(.‘;",}“"“‘2“’,1 end and | | owing of whistles, the ringing of bells | e 0 e oA w;ffla»’w-::;";el:‘ An Effectual Barrier. Thinks They Have Been oy | 1 Actiog Hosptial ¢ | juries were treated at the Golden Gate | and music from a brass ban? to-nieht. | manent success that it is time for| Jf ¥ou want to dispense with the visits Wronged. discharped | = pharmacy, comer Fillmore and Union | FIAES Mete RoStel 21 OVQY, Giiteverie. | Some one (o atise In oar midst and | °L,an uncongenial individual just loan him st ' STREETCARS S S ment among (he delegates to the Grand | carpenter a farce with other than & him for payment Of the same~—St. Louls , solder, Council of the Young Men's Ins rench hammer. Let him see that it is | Star. from W. M time and space TO BE STOPPE Programme of the Concert. when they heard of the Sherman being | no¢ beamed with the chemical bionde, e arged soldi D | The toliowing programme has been sub- | sighted. A good portion of the delegation | iy CRRET W 8 e 3 Sent His Wif one wi think mitted to the executive committee for the | was ready to return to San Francisco this 5 ong ance, who gives her man- | €. o ning until word was received that the | A&er the siip to elope with the susceptible | Minister—I am sorry I didn't see you at boys would not be disembarked until Fri- | saphead inventor to lie complications into | church yesterday, Tammus, aa the biff-bang action that follows, the man | _Tammus—Weel, ye see. it wis siccan a morning the committee of | who makes his exists crashingly throush | Wat day it wisna fit to turn oot a dog in. s met and preparations Were | gigeq ang the dog who nourishes his fight. | DL 1 sent the wife. sir—Tit-Bi h the entire Grand Council | h | INg temper on the male trouser-leg and oners sentenced to stead of Ameri fs that the: to serve concerts to be held from 10:3 to 1:30 o'clock on Saturday at Union square and Columbia square: | “Earty tni can Overture'” (containing natlonal | arrangeme America), Catlin; selection from made to fi Wizard of the Nile Walt proceedings to-day. The grand ball whi | vesterday afternoon the executive com- mittee held a short meeting at Mayor Phelan’s office to discuss some changes the programme that had been suggested every d It isn't sufficlent aved hardships, | United States | | After the bay celebration was all over | | | | g i nd ‘military battle plece, “'Recol- | w, I been held to-morrow evening | Coat-tail. Though many a tough old farce been robbed of travel pay In the bar. | @nd to arrange for a banquet for the L War Tagaca - | was to have been held to-m v 3 | S tnous any gh old | t s B e Deli | Towa hbys after M peralli Thvas An: | mooous.: B0 iEe i Pakves | foax/place o WIEREGmd W followen o | dacohite will iyield. up thess tedaltions | na- | 17 g'clock by the banquet, so that the boys | grudgingly, it may be stated without fear | o on ce; grand A - | 8 ¥ e t 5;33.1 wr\g'p')-(‘m{;:“m. & N_mhm'.'nd %(fi';‘l could all r;]e l‘rg ‘Sa;gm?_rar\{dlic’fml;sflnr;;r\g of immediate contradiction that there anf MRiveller -Dentp | stitute, | server of the daily life of the world will | “arry Me Back to Old| A special train has been chartered and | find much that is frivolous and ridiculous % S of Bun- | w ¢ riv i rti 1 e S0 | song, “The Sword C'fl]?:{!;_ who will arrive in time to participate in | n erestingly farcical. Lontract bad ex- | nounced that General Shafter and Ad- ‘contraty motwith. | miral Kautz were at Monterey and would Dunishment that | not be able to be present at the celebra- being discharged | tion to-day but would probably be on T st room for them | hand to-morrow night. A message from A5t Manila. which | Captain Terry of the Iowa sald that he lies and voca- | could not be in town at all, and Lieuten- a few plain words with | & press in regard to the he public with how the All these men v return r fam . to take u old, Ci patrioti (for cornet and barytone), he War Deparf regulations laid : Banner’ ey left off. But | ant Wetzel appeared before the committee | ker Hil ; | . | L i z | lorious homecoming. The boys are : | 5 1 o8 @3 a5 | Sfelal In abthority il please some | 5 s representative. Lieutenant Wetzel | selection. “Robin Hood.” De Koven: fantasi | Wit With excitement. | Stapleton’s farce, “A Bachelor's Honey-| 4 | e D80t b3 | caid that his ordrs from Captain Terry | o5 ~Old Kentucky Home. with variatlons for | “The session this morning was full of pa- | moon,” s a good one constructed on Lhe | Army Regulstons, | lteu of trave tance enoush to | were that the boys of the Jowa might par- | Ang Gy, march, Stars and Stripes,” Sousa. | triotism, ope of the first things being the | old traditional lines, but with a conces- | S | id x';m a : | th‘lpa!f’(m the Pfl!:gdt;‘. bubx that ur:ide;-1 no | A e % adoption of the following resolution: | sion -of something novel here and some-l 2 S et All these are not punishment, but | circumstances could they be granted shore | vheren e recent return of our soldlers | tpi i bt 5 et e o miles | the men must be sacrificed to military rules, | leave In a body. i Will Find No Welcome There. e iiiopines. brings to the ralnds and | (NINS unexpected there that lift it some | tak Rt TS | and when 1t pleased ¢ niking hosshead of | The procession to-day will begin at 10:30 | The California-street Station has been | hearts of all the pecple of our cunntrymeuth (820VE /it spatier., Barbars, the Baid | HchHGUGK SGHUUL “ | Noble’ artillery | o'clock, and the committee decided to 2 vl ments of admiration and deep gratitude in con- | Wi er front hair curled around frag- | officer to he Could o Tt | Sommnnicaie With Chiet of Poljce Leog | tastefully decorated under the supertision | MCHE P\ {"al} those who went far from e Bt o ety e his ol r and just; no | | of Lieutenant Esola. Streamers of na-| ¢ heir lives in the service: of | issing information, o F s and request him to hold un all street cars | 1 2 Teme and offered the es in tl service of | and the daughters who wear mourni: £ | The quarterms supposed to | « iads of incand 2 a father morally dead, are a refutati | ve f us an¢ s wi he following letter was addressed to |&reens and myriads of incandescent elec-| jant soldiers that went to war were a large | & y , are a refutation of | e For “h,“;:\,g g R L R e tric lights grace the entire front of the | number of members of the Young Men's Insti- | the notion that there is nothing new un- | SAIN RAFAREIL, it e mever ot rations T meen’iha| Mr. I W. Lees Chiet of Polies, Gity—_Dear | DUding. . Officers Pefers and Grunwald | tute, some of ¥hom while fghting 2t SPelr | der the sun. Barbara, Verne Castro, has| This school will reopen on August 2. with full ration the Government allows. We sel N Please see that there Is no obstractlon on | Wer charged to place the decorations in po- | country s call have r ¢ " | the fresh look oY the unrouged—as though | handsome new bulldings. heated by steam and lighted by electricity. Every pupil has sepa- om got suffictent food to =5 . . s ROt contuite <ida their comrades in arms: therefore, be it € dom got suffictent food to sa ir hunger, | the line of march during the day and night | Sition, and they - ted as to | =IO ived, That the Young Men's Institute. in | a day’s brisk sweeping had lashed a fine | 1e soom’ cheiee of Bedroome on Arst wnd oo color into her cheeks. Since she plainiy | ond floors. Steam from outside, no furnace, ne | besides being Insufficle 'he day de a ‘clock | wha v ought appropriate an 14 Y that was an item figured | and bes! . : fent in Guantity it | parade. The day parade starts at 10:30 o'cla t 'they though P d sug-| G i) ausemBied. minaful that & e Jas poor In quality, and badly cooked. Meat | from the foot of Market sireet. Please see that | gestive. To the dismay of the leutenant, | this grand COOOFT S0C Recruits and P 2 L t t.| part of its motto—pro patria—is to teach its | qoes nothing but read detective tales an | stoves, no flues in boys' quarters. The nearest frontier | ltke Indiarubber, p with double jackets | no cars are on Market street east- of Van Ness | they hoisted a large sign on which w: ded from but subsistence for the the com- paid apolle P v -past 1 W e members that patriotism to country is one of | ve! b 11 bell di 1y, = i t e o that at | (ome of dirt), spolled water called coffee for | avenue after half-past 1 painted. the word “Welcome” and sus 1 & answer the call bell gradually, the rapid | approach to a fireproct school. Arrangements v > o ed dough (called bread) co T g ude s 9 P b highest dutles of man. publicly places the . | & el “bay, | courtesy and heated dough (called bread) con- he night parade starts at § o'clock, Pleass | fended it directly above the door. It taok | 106 'oF its hearty approbation on tHose of its | CITSUIation efect 4003 fo tho o written | B et b o T e ey 2 : ¥ | stituted a dinner and supper. The troops see that no cars are on Market street east of - % ot drawn I kind, | Btuteq & 0 e Pecaune they had fands ue. | Van Ness avenue after half-past 7. We do not | the lleutenant five minutes o tear It down | members who Eallantly arose In arme st the “start in life comulated from savings on rations. desire any cars to be.on the track on lower | and quench the thirsts of those who were | call of the President of the United States, and 2 > v - ontals and referenc o e what we want to know is what became | Market street. Keep them all on these ccca- | Witnesses to the incident. e ea Mt iney have In s doine worthily | Bates it has'fortuned so well that it be- BV eHARIES MITCHIOCE. fan Hatan of our savings? During our stav at Nagasaki | slons above Van Ness avenue until after the = lived up to the teachings of this order. | comes such in one’s midnight conciusions. T 2 and Yokohama none the discharged men ate | parade is past. Same rule would apply to Resolved, That to them and to all the soldiers Mr. Bates presents the languid, sorrowful, | o et e taving o six days. rationa’for 35| Kearny and Montgomery streets s far as Call- CELE BRAT'O returning {he Young Men's Tnstitute joins with | sentimental German Jeith _such nice ,1,&1 TRINITY SCHOOL, fotal of 1524 rations, which is worth, | fornia. s the te in the most cordial welcome, and the | Cri ati cl exaggeration that N A Secording to Governmen 3| We would also advise that you put a special OUT OF TOWN e e I e ment of the Yotng Mens In: | he gives it almost a comedy touch. Tos| SOOD Mo Pressres for cohas o 03 fhis savings made while we Wwere on board | 5quad near the Chinese stand at the junction Dithte s nighly commended for its gemerous | Minerva of Helen TTacy is also worthy of | versity: twenty-second year: corps of 1i pea and see if the guartermaster would have lost | of California and Market streets to protegt the — Subscriptions and work toward adding to the | special mention for clever makeup and in- | fessors. Accredited with the University. For the star part, but in the hands of Charjes | PUdings are completed. For catalogues. testi- value, §381. Add t5 t order came tation in addi- < otAer ‘was only for | any money by iving us macaron! when the | oCcupants thereof. Wours truly COLUSA, Aug. 24.—At an early hour | Welcome af the home-coming soldiers. | telligent conception. Delia Stacey does | catalogue of Information apply to R et = « e brea i Nors crows visitors y. em- <% fustice of it | Yee, even that stale bread, raising and hot | Nearly a Fatal Car Accident. had Old Glory at the top In honor of the | found for San Francisco to welcome home | bers of the cast in no way offend. but thcy reizn service is the | water, which you pamed “plum duff,” you ’ ifornia bovs. At 1:40, g v i a in the I i % | Ham in Schoo! Yan Ness Semi ve afforded for the discha: Passéngers on a south-bound Fill return of the Californi :40, | the California volunteers. The city is rep- | are not in the least remarkabie. Since | Ham in School and Yan Ness € fAcers of the regular g it trooe oot ’ street car had a narrow escape from ;::tr: { when the dispatch was received announc- | resented by Mayor Lamb and a delegation | the farce is paterned on the old plans on CHON. 2 caISLY e e T oEomd | *We know what a ration is; we know that | vesterday afternoon. After th | ing that the transport was entering the | of Native Sons. | misses the glistening bouquet of iridescent | | § 49 FASKSON, COR. GOUGH ST., 8. F. . for in plain | no man (not even a discharged soldler) can | oo® fd e er the passing | harbor, whisties from mills and boats| Mrs. J. Roney IS to represent Santa | flowers—buds, blossoms and scattered pe-| accredited o m"‘u"\‘»‘, flal{ whfol for giria, for 3 pian | e e G overnment ration, s there have | O the naval parade a large number of | tooted, bells on all the churches and pub- | Cruz Councll No. 12 of the Young Ladies' | tals—who usially fill the dull betweens Opens ST T B b e ucata. Secretary of | been savings made and no extras bought, so | spectators boarded an electric car on Fill- | lic buildings rang out the news, while | Institute in the parade | with a frou-frou of lingerie and the latest | SARAH D. HAMLIN, Principas. language It is h AT ment broke its agreement