Masthead

SIGNS OF A DESIRE ON PART OF ENGLISH-SPEAKING STRIKERS TO RETURN TO WORK IN THE COAL MINES

ON SIDE OF THE STB.IKERS

UNDER CONTROL OF TROOPS.

MANY WTLU B.ZTXTRN TO "WORK.

DEPUTIES GUARD COLLIERIES.

SAYS MEN DESIRE TO WORK.

PARADE OF MENU EMPLOYES.

MILLS TO RESUME OPERATIONS.

CONDEMN SHERIFF'S ACT.

UMKNOWN AMERICAN VESSEL FOUNDERS

OPERATORS MAKE REPLY TO PRESIDENT MITCHELL

COLLISIONS ON THE FRONTIER BETWEEN PORTUGUESE AND BOERS

CHAMBEELAIN DEFENDS SOUTH AFRICAN WAR

FOUND UNCONSCIOUS MAR HOTEL RAFAEL

Challenges Senator TTftrma,

CLOSE ON OUTLAWS' TRAXL.

Many Buildings Burned.

NEWS FROM FOREIGN CAPITALS

SALISBURY HAS N0T ANSWERED NEW PROPOSAL

LOOKING FOR A WIFE FOR THE KAISER'S SON

OBJECT 'OF GERMANY'S LATEST MOVES IN CHINA

UBGES NEW METHOD OP EDTJCATINQ INDIANS

"Were Undoubtedly Lost

Wheel Races at Vallejo,

THOUSANDS ARE BANQUETED AT THE TUILLERIES

COUNCIL AND GOVERNMENT ARE AT ODDS

Smith to Go West.

&he £at/9s JPeacl

GENERAL LEE UNEASY AS TO CUBA'S FUTURE

RAISIN COMBINE FIXES HIGH SCALE OF PUICES

Native Daughters Lend Aid.

LAWYERS ASK FOR ARREST OF 1.L. BRISTOW

DTTNTON ARRESTED AT OLD POINT COMFORT

AGED MAN SHOT ON A TENNESSEE TURNPIKE

Grain Elevators Burned.

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NEGRO PORTER COMPELLED TO ROB TOURISTS

GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT URGES WYOMING CITIZENS TO CAST THEIR BALLOTS FOR A CONTINUANCE OF THE ERA OF McKINLEY PROSPERITY

PETALUMA'S BEPXTBLICAIT CLUB

NAMED FOB THE ASSEMBLY.

CAMPAIGN RAIJLIES.

WARREN" M. JOHN NOMINATED.

SHORTBUKJE TALKS TO VOTERS OF PASADENA

SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.

Republicans Enthusiastic.

Santa Cruz Republican Rally.

Democratic Rally at Riverside,

SENATOR HANNA AT CANTON.

FINAL CALL TO DEMOCRATS.

HOLD-UP OT NEBRASKA.

NEW PUPIL CAST UPON LIVE COALS

ALMENDABEZ TAKEN BY MEXICAN" BTJBAIXS

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DISASTROUS DAY FOR THE TALENT AT GRAVESEND

At Kinloch Park.

Results at Hawthorne.

Victory for Stanford Freshmen.

SELF-DEFENSE THE PLEA SET UP BY BOGLE

FRANTIC RAGE AND POOR AIM SAVE A LIFE

FOUND DEAD ON HER COUCH

Death,Penalty for Dailey.

STAND OF UNITED STATES ON AFFAIRS IN CHINA

ADMINISTRATION'S PLANS.

CAPTURE OF PEITAITG FORTS

THREE MISSIONS DESTROYED.

BOXERS WERE SURPRISED.

REVIEWED BY VON WALDERSEE

General McClsrnand Buried.

Daly Still Improving.

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VAST AREAS DEVASTATED BY FLAMES

PLANCH SOUSES DESTROYED.

THREE FIRES I7EAR SALINAS

FIH.E BUBIfS ITSELF OUT

TIKE THREATENS OCCIDENTAL.

SQUIRREL INN IS THREATENED.

SHINGIiE MTXIi DESTBOYED.

MANY RANCHES DEVASTATED.

FLAMES IN A LUMBER YARD.

Vallejo's Firemen Kept Busy.

rNTERESTS THE COAST.

Santa Fe Sues Bakersfleld. .

AGREES TO RAISE ENDOWMENT FOND

BIG DRAINAGE CANAL.

Victim of Accidental Shooting.

Smallpox Quarantine Raised.

Melville I*, "wines a Suicide.

COAST NEWS IN BRIEF.

Reserved S?at Excursion.

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BURKING WOODS AND FIELDS.

THE SOUTH fJND EXPANSION.

HOT TIMES IN CANADA.

THE COMMERCIAL MUSEUM.

CHIN0 BASIN LEASE.

THEATRICAL IA

PERSONAL MENTION.

CALITORNTANS IN NEW YORK.

AN ANTI-POOLRCOM PAPER FOR SAUSALITO

A CHANCE TO SMILE.

UP-TO-DATE EDITORIAL UTTERANCE

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FRIENDS OF STANFORD UNIVERSITY TO SUPPORT AMENDMENT VITAL TO IT

I^ABGE REQUISITIONS FOB STAMPS EXPLAINED

For Convenience of Passengers

FIREMEN FINED FOR DIFFERENT OFFENSES

Preferences.

CITV TO VOTE ON MUNICIPAL WATER SYSTEM

NEARLY SENT TO JAIL FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT

GERMJLNY WANTS POINTERS * ON AMERICAN AGRICXTLTTTRE

"Woman in Black" in Court.

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STORIES OF DISASTERS COME IN FROM THE SEA

Mate Bailey Killed in a Storm.

Marine Libels Filed.

I7EWS OF THE OCEAN.

Shipping Intelligence.

Steamer Movements.

Sun, Moon and Tide.

Flow of Rivers.

Benevolent Society Meeting.

INSPECTORS ON SOLACE MAKE NEW FINDS

NEGRO HUGGER GETS . BIX MONTHS IN JAIL

Red Cross Society.

BOY SERIOUSLY HURT BY AN ELECTRIC CAR

Vaudeville and Drama.

RECEIVES BURNS IN SAVING HIS HOME

Benzon's Great Card Story.

Bicycle Thief Sentenced.

MINING BOOM IS ATTRACTING THE EASTERN PEOPLE

GREAT SUCCESS FOR THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA!!

Hog Raisers to Be Arrested.

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SIXTY-FOUR BODIES ARE RECOVERED FROM THE DEBRIS

CHEAT PLUCK IS DISPLAYED.

APPEAL SENT BY BAPTISTS.

3_T Am OF THE S U Jb'r__A__t£.

2_ot- Aid for Sufferers.

YESTERDAY'S SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Entertained for Sufferers.

To Aid Galveston Victims.

Sailors' Band Concert.

OVERHEAD WIRES MAY BE ALLOWED By SUPERVISORS

An Old Man's Attempted Suicide.

FIGHT POR POSSESSION OF SANTA TERESA BEGUN

Another Popular Excursion.

Mrs. Samuel Wilson Dead.

BRYAN STILL TOURING HIS OLD DISTRICTS

INSTRUCTIONS ISSTJED TO SCHOOL PRINCIPALS

Mystery for the Coroner.

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COOLING BREEZE PUTS TO ROUT THE HOT WAVE

In tha Divorce Court.

Special Ccrcct Sal».

Father HcQuaae Will Prer.c!i.

MRS. CRAVEN IS RECOVERING HER LOST HEALTH

PURIFYING OF CHICAGO ALDERMEN IS HIS WORK

A California Industry Honored at Paris.

Music at the Park.

Fire From an Unknou-n Cause.

LIVES CONSECRATED TO THE HOLY CHURCH

JOHN SIMMEN OFFERED SUPERVISORIAL PLACE

DEATH CALLS EX-DEPUTY SURVEYOR S. J. RUDDELL

MASKED BURGLAR AT WORK.

IN MEMORY OF GARFIELD A DAY IS SET ASIDE

EXIGIBLE LIST OF HEALTH OFFICE CLERKS

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SLATE MAKING IN TWO CONVENTIONS

TOW1JE SPEAKS AT OAKLAND.

ONLY THREE DAYS MORE IN WHICH TO REGISTER

DEMOCRATS' FIRST RALLY NOT OVERENTHUSIASTIC

OPENING OF THE GOLDEN GATE FAIR ASSOCIATION

SWIFT DOGS ARE EVENLY MATCHED

CLOSING DAY AT STOCKTON.'

Ixjwers World's Record.

Heavy Track at Buffalo.

DUDES SHUT OUT THE CHAMPIONS

NEW YORKS AGAIN -WIN.

McEachern the Winner.

Bed Ribbon Meet Ended. '

Harry Elkes Wins.

Reliance Team Wnis.

ATHLETES OF OAKLAND HIGH SCHOOL ARE THE VICTORS

FUST PALO ALTO IS A FAVORITE

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NEWS OF THE BAY CITIES OAKLAND ALAMEDA COUNTY BERKELEY

SHIRT WAIST MAN CAPTURES OAKLAND

TTis First ULass in Alameda.

Socialist 3>cttire.

HEBREW FEAST OF THE NEW YEAR

OLD MAN "UPSET T.ATvrp AND SET FTBE TO BED

REPUBLICANS WANT HARMONY

UNIVERSITY HAPPENINGS

ST7ES FOR rNSTJUANCE ON.HER BURNED HOME

licensed to Many.

Oakland Theater Attractions.

Death of Miss Dougherty.

Death of an Old Settler.

TOO MUCH NEED OF EXTRA STUDY

SUIT FOR DA Iff AGES OVER LEASE CONTRACT

ST. MARY'S FAIR WELL OPEN NEXT WEDNESDAY

Carpenter Injured In Fall.

House Frame Blown Down.

Boone's School Defeated.

Police Captain in Pulpit.

Says Hushand Is Intemperate.

AWFUL SCANDAL IN MILITARY CIRCLES AT THE UNIVERSITY

FIGHT FOR THE CUSTODY OF BO?

CHUTA BASIN SEAWALL SHOULD BE EXTENDED

Young Dutchy Must Answer.

OAKLAND SOCIETY NEWS.

THOITSANDS AT THE CTRCTJS.

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SOCIETY

"Wedding Bells.

Home Gathering. The first anniversary of Mr. ar.d Mrs. Of=rar Ho cotton wadding, waj- re d^ys since at their reside or'l street. The Invited*s and Mrs. Morgan Owens I'a-Jl Bcbolz. Mr. and M !Jls? Cade Futndcling. M aenbalg. Karon WUlIais Charles 11. Hoicomb. A vtr>' enjoyable bi party was given on last noon. September 15. to M r.f-o at the home of her street. A bountiful repas srd <ianc!r;«r were among

Club Parties.

In the Future.

Personals.

At the Resorts.

STRATEGY WON OUT.

Joke of a Princess.

CURRENT EVENTS IN THE LOCAL MUSIC WORLD

Explained His Mistake.

Genius a Nervous Disease.

Has a Large Scotch Patrimony.

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LATEST NEWS OF FRATERNAL ORGANISATIONS.

Order of Eastern Star. 1

ITotes of the Elks

TLe Odd Fellows.

The Rebekahs.

Xh-uidism.

Native Sons.

Native Daughters.

"Woodmen of the World.

Foresters of America.

American Companions.

Daughters of St. George Club.

National Union.

Knights and Ladies of Honor.

Friends of the Forest

B'ne B'rith.

Order of Pendo.

Sons of Benjamin.

Daughters of Liberty.

Degree of Honor.

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HOTEL ABRXVAI^S.

Charles Dickens' Present- *%

SERVICES THIS DAY AT THE CHURCHES

AMERICAN OARS.

The Word Canard.

It Is Always Morning There.

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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS

EASTERN MARKETS.

Associated Banks' Statement.

New York Grain and Produce.

Chicago Grain Market.

Foreign Futures.

LOCAL MARKETS.

THE STOCK MARKET.

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COtTNTERTEITEB. PEB.BY BECZTVES SENTENCE

America Leads in Wall Paper.

BOY OF SIXTEEN DANGEROUSLY STABBED BY HIS DISSOLUTE YOUNGER BROTHER

JUDGE ROSS TO GIVE DECISION ON OIL CLAIMS

lack School Wins.

GRANT REACHES PORT WITH FLAG AT HALF MAST

Chimney Soot,

Sunday Call Art Magazine Section

ARE OUR BATHING GIRLS IMMODEST?

Somsa Tells of a Fortune m Music That He Sold for Seventy •.//i ! Dollars.

GREATEST GUN ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH

FASHION FOIBLES IN FURS AND FANCY WRAPS

Inventor of the Automobile Died Poor

What Becomes of the World s Gold Com

BOOK REVIEWS AND LITERARY CHAT.

Books Received

MY EXPERIENCES WITH MOONSHINERS

GOOD AND BAD LUCK TO BE MET IN THE BARBER'S CHAIR.

CIVILIZATION AS A BEUTIFIER

HOW LOMBROSO EXPLAINS BOER BRAVERY

THE WAY MCKINLEY MADE HIS START

VALDA A ROMANCE OF PEKING

AMONG THE POOR FOLKS OF CHINA

ODD CORNERS IN ARTISTIC HOMES.

CRANK LETTERS WRITTEN TO PUBLIC MEN.

WOMEN AND AGNOSTICISM

AN ELEPHANT WHO HAS A WORKING BRAIN ANECDOTES OF ANIMALS IN THE HOSPITAL.

Fish in farther Jndia.

Clocks at the Capital.

Effective Cure by Sunlight.

Filipinos Are Musical.

SEEKING WATER AND BURIED TREASURE HOW THE AMERICAN FARMER FOOLED OUT OF THOUSANDS

THE EMPRESS OF CHINA IN HER OFFICIAL ROBES

Jailor-Made Cosiume of the Empress Jsi Hsi.

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