The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 24, 1898, Page 6

6 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1898 CASH PRIZES SHOT FOR BY MANY RIFLEMEN Lively Contests On at Shell Mound. GERMANIA’S RE-ENTRY EVENT A VALUABLE DIAMOND MEDAL IS UP FOR COMPETITION. Over acDozen Marksmen Running a Spirited Race for This Fine Prize—Columbia’s Scores. Nearly every rifleman in this section of the country was at the Shell Mound sterday, and the greatest inter- s manifested in the shooting. The day was unusualy fine, wind and light being better than common. A great deal of Interest is centered in the. re-entry matches of the Germania Schuetzen Club. Cash prizes, running from $100| down to $10, have been contested for dur- ing the year, and as the end draws near | the competition becomes keener. The | Chippewas of Minnesota: f this match are three shots man his entrance money, 25 righ men in the match and on ten scores are as follows: their to | 3. Scully lost the barges Admiral Camara, | | the worse for her experience. the best ten score taking the | ery red flag for a center wins | | say to you that our forefathers for many gen- left him on the place last Wednesday, and when he returned Saturday afternoon the young man was gone, and_though a dili- gent_search has been made no trace of him has been discovered. On the floor of the one room of the house a pool of blood was found. A pane out of the window had been broken and there was a bullet- hole through the door. The young man had no enemies as far as is known and bore a good reputation. TERRIFIC GALE ON THE NEW ENGLAND COAST Three Barges and a Schooner Lost, Together With a Number of Lives. LONDON, Conn., Oct. 23.—During a heevy gale this morning the tug Thomas | Wyandotte and Atlantic, four miles west | of Cornfield, by the tug's hawser part-| ng. Soon after the Admiral sprang a | leak and collided with the second barge. The men on the Admiral were lost, but the crew of the Scully, by means of a line, rescued seven men. two women and | a baby from the other barges. The res- cued were taken aboard the tug and the woman with the baby was dragged through the heavy sea apparently little About 9 o'clock this morning an un- | known schooner off shore was wrecked in | the gale and those aboard drowned. Thei accident was witnessed by several per-| sons at Goshen, but up to to-night there | had been no wreckage washed ashore | that would give any clew to the iden- | tity of the schooner. The craft was a good-sized one. | s S EE CHIPPEWAS LOYAL TO THE GOVERNMENT | Unique Assurance Received at the | Indian Bureau From a Law- Abiding Band. WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.—The following unique assurance of loyalty to the Gov-| ernment has been received at the Indian | Bureau from the Grand Marlas band of The Great Father: The Grand Marals band of Chippewa Indians of Minneeota are in coun- cil this evening, October 15, 1898, We wish to erations have lived here in the eastern part of ents add materially to the vaudevllle Performance and it is expected that they Will remain at the Chutes for several weeks. his: ke Admirers of aquatic sports by the hir dreds witnessed the contests at the baths. Many of the contests were exciting, d‘]’ 1 those of the youngsters were exceedingy amusing. Following are the TEeiifl Fifty-yard dash for juveniles—R. WIS first, B. Berry second; 100-yards dasb fof juveniles—E. Bonifield and H. Hay, dea heat; obstacle race for boys—J. Bevil first, A. Best second; trick and % spring board diving—A. J. Baker first, Lacoste second; seventy-flve-yarg Peocs race, two in a_tub—A. Hay and C. Cat roll first, W. Hay and J. Bevins seconti trapeze and high diving contest—F. Ray- | mous first, F. Green second. —_——— ADMITS IT WAS A “PEACH.” OAKLAND, Oct. 23.—When JohnWelch, accompanied by his wife, left Moyne, a little town near Rockford, Iil, last Thurs- day night, a gay throng of friends bade him adieu at the depot and wished him success in his new home out in the Wild and Woolly West. . At noon to-day Welch awoke at the Re- ceiving Hospital here. He had to be strapped down In his seat on the delayed overland train that arrived at the Six- teenth-street station shortly _before hlZ o'clock last night, and was taken to the hospital for insanity. =When he awoke to-day he hurled sucl questions avt"K‘geper Keating as these: “Where am 17" “How here?’ “Is this still Wednes- What time is 1t?” ‘‘Where's my “Gone to what hotel?” ‘Hows nd then, turning over, - 5 ;" pricking him, he ad- 2 peach of a skate on.”’ A sort of “semi- Sontinental jag,” as it were, for the over- indulgence of variously-concocted spiritu- ous liquors extended from _Illinois, through lowa, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah and Nevada fo Oakland. ~ At Colorado Springs Welch jumped off the train ufid only with the greatest difficulty was he turned to the train. K;I‘e"l\-ne to have been examined for in- sanity at 7 o'clock _to-night by Drs. Blood and Pratt, but the matter was postponed until to-morrow, the examiners ntimating that by that time he might regain his equilibrium from his ‘‘seml- continental,” Welch was on his way to San Francisco, where he expects to reside permanently. ————————— Good Boads Parade Prizes. THE OAKLANDS EASILY DEFEAT THE FLORISTS Good Game Witnessed by Hundreds. O'NEIL AND RUSSELL SHINE THEY BOTH DO MOST BRILLIANT WORK. How the Great National Game Xared at the Hands of the Playesr in at the Hends of the Players in Cities. By doe Corbett. An immense crowd, almost the equal of that which turned out to see the Gilt Edges play on Sunday last, assembled at Recreation Park yesterday afternoon, and saw the Oaklands defeat the “Florists” of San Jose by the score of 5 to 1. They also, necessarily, saw one of the best games the Oaklands ever played, and this, by the way, is a something not seen every day. The fans were, therefore, glven an unusual treat, and outside of this, Tip O'Neil, that erstwhile and reli- able, gave them an illustration of how he can play the national game when things come his way and the fates are generous. It was a great day for the Oaklands and ness the league ‘game of baseball be- tween Santa Cruz and Watsonville Fully 3000 people were in attendance. Santa Cruz came over on a special train and confident of victory, which _they easlly won, the score standing 4 to 1. PACIFIC BEATS PLACER. Local Team De?&té?lg Citrus Colony Cricketers by a Good Margin. The Placer County Citrus Colony crick- eters played the fifth match of thelr tour, and their second match against a San Francisco team, yesterday on the Golden Gate grounds. On Saturday they played at Alameda against the Alameda eleven, and yesterday they trled conclusions with the Pacific team. The Pacifics went to the bat first, and thanks largely to the excellent batting of J. Meyers, who scored 6 funs, complled a total of 164. To this total J. McLean contributed 18; J. J. Theobald, 17; T. W. G. Wallace, 14; G. T. Coles, 11 not out, and C. P. Coles, 10. C. K. Turner and W. B. Paul bowled most successfully for the visitors. The Placer County batsmen did not make much of a stand against the Pacific bowlers, Sewell's underhand balls proving particularly fatal to them. C. K. Turner, 7, and W. B, Paul, 10, were the only bats- men who obtained double figures. The innings closed for 53, Sewell having taken 8 wickets in 8 balls for 44 runs. C. P. Coles captured the other two wickets at o Soat othgopx;%\; ’ghe match was thus b Ys appendedss y 106 runs. The full PACIFIC CRICKET CLUB. J Meyers b. Paul .76 J. McLean retired: hurt .18 G. Theobald b. Paul. 5 C. P. Coles b. Paul. 10 0 F. Sewell b. But E. F. Musson b. Turner. J. J. Theobald b. Paul.. 3 T. W. G. Wallace c. Marsh-Browne b. Tur- g 1 H. P. Byes 11, leg byes 2. P RS EY 164 Runs at the fall of each wicket—1 for 48, 2 for £0, 3 for 93, 4 for 109, 5 for 110, § for 130, 7 for 139, 8 for 185, 9 for 159, 10 for 164. SUMMARY OF BOWLING. Balls. Maid's. Runs. Wk'ts. 02 2 [ 3 2 2 ) 4 1 2 1 3 1 [ | “The Lion's Share™ i of China may be held down by England, but the Lion’s shate of the sale of chewing tobacco The qua].itf of Battle Ax is not questioned. I the State of Minnesota, when there wWere & d J. Utschig 726, A. Strecker 718, D. W. Mc- | great many Indians, and we have never The prize committee of the good roads | it was also a great day for the only Tip. | 0. Simmonds c. and b. Sewell 0 Laughlin 718, F. P. Schuster 712, D. B. Faktor | of them committing any wrong against e ich the wheelmen will hold | The team played most steadily; Tip, | H. A. Butt c. Gordon b. Sewell: 0 % Jungblut $94N. Alrens' 8% L Bendel | white man or the Gevernment wp to thls 4me: | Sitirdhy night to celebrato the repaving | well, he was the bright, particular star | ¢ X, Tumer L b w. b Sewell 7 you chew tobacco you cannot buy a better, ” Goetze ®7, H. szréafixf;v"m?' W, Goetze T O lich Tudians st Bear Isiand, Leech | of Market street, met yesterday after- | of his own side and the game. Pickupsand | & MasnIOne b Sl 7 i A = . | S 2 W Ty | Moon. The following has been deter- | assisiing in Souble plays were his speci- | & BRI taa S Sovi 2 more satisfying and economical chewing tobacco In addition this club gives a §75 dia- | hive made In fghting the Government #:8| mined upon as the manner I W ch | alty, and the neatness with which he exe- E. Colmon’ st. G. Theobal H : mond" elal to the Hfetman making the | 1" Eon! Mg . hi HELE Mlahe; | prizes shall be allotted: Guten” hose” plays T3’ Jescrving of great | 3| I farting b & £ Cole i than Battle Ax. You can prove this for yourself highest five ten-shot scores, German ring | heaven, he declared that all the Chippewas of | yheelmen—First, city club, largest num- % ~ . and b. Sewel 0} . . s T e 5 e, Bowever. bor(he | Mioct e SLowine pim. - Shen Wb | noy o parae geiont, o ey besng: | SAHOVRSK SO ST LS, | B B B ST . if you will buy the large J0-cent piece and try it. inner of one of the c: prizes mention- | of this he had we daid nof ce in uniform; third, club makin 2 3 22 : 2 # = = cd, In order to'get this prize. ' The con- |iike it now living in pesce and hove Dt Aieplay, open to all; tourtn, ‘out ot e R RS RO T Rt 4 There’s a wonderful difference in quality as well est will close on the last Sunday in De- | that we will continue to live so. We are Chris- | town clubs, largest number in line; % | Russell’ R AL Picpt Total = cember. In the event of ties the next best | tlans and live up to the rules of our church. | out of town clubs making best appearance s great pitching and steady play-| Total ....... .88 . - @ . P SemBeR T taleyent of Hiof the nies | hessihe i e e B Sommmoiment: | {20z it gggpgyonhighecgg;;smggxtcn at times 'DOr- | Rune af the fall of cach wioket 1 for 0, 2 as in quantity over common kinds. Try it to-day. “Thou shalt not kill,” and how could we wrong | —First, best decora re cent. or 15, 3 for 24, 4 for 35, 37, 6 1 A |7 Inaivioual wheelien s B0 They found Pitcher Thomas quite easy |, § for 51, 9 for 57, 10 for 5. S iderable interest was centered yes- in the bul | our neighbors? = v y costume; Secon wheel with rider in fancy co at the proper time, and batted him ac- cordingly sendinfi\ln enough runs to win. SUMMARY OF BOWLING. yve matches of the 9 g o e AR . We say now, as Indlans living in the east | 1nac®! Wil PC " oppearance in’ pa o Schuetzen Club and the | or finnasota, that we dom't approve of what | 1a0¥ MACE % gecorated. tandem with lac emember the name —John Tiedemann 3! shots, German ring target | second, vaquero, best appearance; fancy trappings to_count. out, however, that Russell was entirely too ‘steady, and when hits meant runs he Jose eleven, which will probably consist of the following: Ainsworth, Knowles, Beazley, Mayo, Day, Bowley, Milburn, Howeli, Besant, Cook- where the cash prizes were | the Bear Island Indians are doin d | B! g § "k ear Island Indians are doing and do not o costume The “‘Florists” had many opportunities | _Bowler— Balls. Maid's. Runs. W'k'ts. The scores of the Several or- | propose to help them OF encourage them. and gentleman rider in (an0Y e mak. | to score, having two e on heses with | ¥ Sewsil .. 80 1 4 8 were as follows | 7’05 benait of the councl, S 2 2o one bt it oataifterent Hfmies, -hut | C) EiColes 10 2 . Schuetzen Club monthly medal | o Horsemen—First prize, lady or gentle oor playing at bat lost them runs, and [ The visitors play the last match of thelr tour | w en ou u a a'n felt at one stage, the game. It turned | to-day on the Alameda grounds against a San | i - gle trap or team, dec- | could not be found. S SO NINE MEN PERISHED e ’All told 1t was an interesting contest count; third, well deserving of the m‘;fic patronage. IN TURN-AGAIN ARM | Siociomses: deortitine brewen making | "The San Joses developed a weakness at ADVERTISEME 2 Deet display, decorations of team and man- | the bat that will bear investigation. The NTS. | score follows: O+t+++++++t e+ttt O son and Wilson. S i ’ man on horseback making best appearance; ond, trap, more than rst sh ot—G. Heuer, 24 RAILROAD TRAVEL. RAILROAD TRAVEL. | of chandige arrangement to coun it | Confirmation of the Reported Loss | fourih, driver most tasceruily decorated d BAN JOSE. of a Small Sloop—Names of | livery wagon (retail business houses) AN R BH. e e fifth, driver for brewers, most tasteful . R. . 8B. PO. A. B SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. | the Victims. | e Meduken 1 2.0 T U0 T4 R A , | CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. D o —The | 4 ns leave nud are rrive al tmnthly | SEATTLE, Oct. 23.—The schooner Wood- —_—————— ST GoREiaEL it one Tre e e e Tuching | bury arrived in port to-night from Cooks | In the Handball Arena. Egan, s. 8 00 008 B ] (Hlln.l.?n: Foot of Marker ;:;eet.) AN FRA | Inlet. Passengers aboard confirm the re-| It was lively play while it lasted at Phil {}5:1?‘ 2 b. g g 1 3 S e d | 'msnfl AIII IBRTII I'ABlFlfi | ported loss the latter part of September | Ryan's handball court, 88 Howard street. | feocin iy g™ Loaboad bt gt Wive — FaouOor§ 18— Axmva | RAILWAY COMPANY. of a small sloop in Turn-Again Arm, a | yesterday afternoon. Some of the old ; Kent, c. . A 0 e b AR 'lfg'u Niles, San Jose and Way Stations... * Ferry. Feet of Market St | northern branch of the inlet. One of the | players dropped in to keep their hands | Thomas, p. $ 6 0 0 040 0 7:004 Benicia, Suisun and Sacramento.... 10:434 IR RS e returning passengers is F. M. Stone of | in practice for future champlons of the | Steffanl, p. (s L R L ] R s Hollister, Cal., who gives the names of | younger class, who may aspire for honors. s A s o TR, DAYE 0 900, T 4 t S | the n|n§ men who 14{\%1 their lhl'es‘uul the | The following are the scores: i AND. e, Ha B e ol 30 p. m. Saturdays—Extra trips at L:od wrecked sloop as follows: M. Walcott | D. J. Sheehan and N. J. Prendergast de- LC 0 . - . m. ania Schuetze: u 01 ullseye | Robinson, Santa Z, .} -17, 14-21, 21-13. 3 X b v s, Tty Aoty eeye | Payne, Portland, Or.; A. M. Adams, Belle- | P. Foley and J. Casey defeated M. Fogarty | g, HE g e e i, WESAN RAFABL TO SAN FRANCISCO, Centers: 1 T Zecker. 2% | vue, Pa.; Louls . Zimmer, Pittsburg, Pa.; | and P. Herrin. Score: i-li, 2112, 2[-15. an e L e 04 Btockton, Oakdale ad Jamestown. $:40, 5210 Ty B TR ] 3, N. Ahrens, 473; | J. M. Bonner, Hope Church, Pa.; Mr. | Berger and L. Hinze defeated J. Murrane | rong0" 3 (e ke S 1 | 304 Milcon. ... e and 6y ya—Extra trips a} Utschig, 570; 6, L. | Scott, Scottsburg, Ill., and Chris Johnson, Lynch. Score: 21-13, 18-21, 21-16, Sullivan, rhuabes 8 R 004 Martines, DAYS—8:10, 9:40, 11:10 & m.; 1:40, 3:40, 723; 8, D. B. Fak- | owner of the 100 Costello and W. H. Kedian defeated | Rl Vel ¢ e i IR AR S e and Fresno. . AMIOP | 5:00, 6:35 p. m, . H. Stelling, 863; == H. Steberst and M .Basch. Bcore: 21-19, | 3¢ ifiman, [ AR T e el (o 91004 Fresuo, Bakerstield, Between San Francisco and Schuetzen Park Bendel, 1043; 13 | 21-13, 21-14. - ¢ 3 -0 01 w8 Los Angeles, Deming, El Paso, same schedule as above. e 190 | SERIOUS TROUBLE IS | " Leach ana T, Lydon, defeated J. Condon Russell, p. £ s R R = : (ow Orleausand Fent...ooocons 0143 — — 23 | and M. Berwin. Score: 21-12, 21-18, 2L, Totala Seis il 5 ¥ 55 - Fresuo, , Tracy 4 = Club -ent; | ™7 Lawless and D. Regan defeated M. Ma- o o R - nea... ... “ San Francisco. | In Effect | San Francisco. al—Dr. L. O. Ro —— T Barry and D. Regan defeated J. Me- | o8 = 100% Niles. Sun Jose and Way Stations .. 1 Days. | days. | Destina days. I-i}y(-‘,rngn Now That Uncle Sam No Longer ::‘a;—;ny and R. Housman. BScore: 2i-18, 14-21, 03\‘;&“; g 3 g } g é g Lg . d;?«'{f i Nn;-'.n&w ’ffl“%" 101154 y8. . nation. | days. { > "| Feeds Them They Help Them- |4 triple handicap _game—C. Quinn defeated Base hit 140 021021 it . Moty I e 4152 e ebe pistol medal—J. E AL Wittman and A. Serres. Score: 21-13, 21-17, : 5:10 bm| 5:00 pm| S g W 3. P. Cosgrave, | selves to Cattle. | *3¢ 3. "Kilgallon ‘and A. Hampton défeated | Three-base hit—Lange, Two-base hits— @ e 7 110:15a SIE ] Canii Rded 5\ 3 % 0r) | ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23—A special to the | J. Riordan and J. Harlow. Score: 21-16, 13-21, | O'Neil, Sullivan, Pyne, Schmeer. Base on er- . Ours, as you know, Ban Ramon, | Vailejo, Fulton, C. Roberts, 70. | Republic from Perry, O. T., says: Serlous | 21-15. rors—San Jose 4, Oakland 2. Bases an balle— | thls £ v Y gy Hape, ':T-mnp, El Verano and N :30am| H“'lmsm-, 10:25 am San Jose §, Oakland 2. Left on bases—San Jose | isthe blggest furniture @100z Bomotn, pecasiils, Wosdiand, efil —_—ee————— i 7, Oakland 6. Struck out—By Russell 4 by Congregation Ohabai Bhalome. Thomas 2. Hit by pitcher—McGucken, Rus- The annual meeting of the Congregation | gell. Double plays—Schmeer, O'Nell to Schmeer "Q:n“x*;t‘m“"{“lm“‘;; trouble is brewing among the Comanche, » ¥ ¥ | Kiowa and Apache Indians. For thirty Knigiits Landing, Marysville, Oro- ville and Sacramento. .. 1 4:807 Haywards, Niles and San J. 2:30pm| 8:00am] Cloverdale, | 7:35 pm| 6:22pm store in San Francisco. way. Floor upon floor de- < — | years, since the Medicine Lodge _treaty, | 5 7 3 | the Government has fed these Inalans, | Ohabal Shalome was held yesterday In | to Bloss. Time of game- Umpire—0'Con- ¢ s B e e Basiacs el | but that treaty expired July 1. They | the vestry rooms of the ;:mple, an un{ nell, e e TR voted to all kinds of Mojaws, Sonta Barbara'and Lot | T:0am| S00am) Ckiah. 7:35 pm| 1 ?J“’Fe;g?r:fqi:nlwlfiflgx’: T | ‘4;‘;'”’;ré‘;fiffm“"?;‘izgfie s:!r::f\m?mi?;d A Game for Gilt Edges. house furnishings. The 81002 Banta Fo lioute, Atisutic Bxpress | Twaml = = | These Inal have no crops, few cattle |y htat e tified. He " SACRAMENTO, Oct. 2.—The Gilt ideal placefovsugges- 30r 0% :00am| Guerneville. | 7:35pm, d have ha > mo ¢ for months. Me! 1s report, which was ratified. e spoke - o1 x 8:30 pm| | o R Dredic. areal siarvation amon | of the prasress of the past year and he | FER Ty e ot e tions as towhatwould | &:30e siockion. - o] Vvl Soua = “homaam | the: s wint % 004 VO ¥ ers. 0 ¢ Kuro) - @ p: | them ‘this winter and serioue trouble. | following . officers were elected to _serve | most tedious games ever played here by | [ make the home com- e ), Oplon sad B2 aminas 5:,,,‘,,,,[ AR PO Tl e and 600 Apaches. | during the year: President, Joseph |league teams. Except for Shanahan’s| A separate | fortable and attractive. 17:002 Vallejo, = = " - | Schmidt; vice president, Philip Ster ood work in the field there was no re- | sep: g si002 01 % 19:492 | 7:30am 8:00am| Sebastopol. (10:40 am 10: | treasurer, R. Relss; secretary, M. L. | §eeming feature. The crowd took excep- building And, above all, the T Mg, Hasrarentor My sopm| 5:00pm| 7:35 pm| 6: | devoted to | store for economical Sound and Eaat ... . 8104 | _Btages connect at Santa Ross for Mark West ton for Lytton Spring: gs Springs; at Cloverdale for the Geysers; at Hopland for Duncan Springs, Highiand _ Springs, Kelseyville, Carlsbad AN LEANDRO AND HATWARDS LOCAL. et s (Foot of Market Street.) serville for i Helrose, Seminary Park, Carpets, |buying. We lay par- Rugsand |ticular stress on our ,JUMPS THE TRACK AND Stern; trustees, Afi’rflham\a“%":nggénn'y?: | tion to the rulings of Umpire Hughey | Davis, Isaac Frohman, M. Frie LM, ) lite miserable for him. | KILLS THE ENGINEER Kahn, 1 Neuburger, Jjoseph Dt Smith e a daclmion in. the Airat rabbi, Rev. Isadore Myers; cantor, inning, by which a score was tallied for Meyerson; sexton, S. H. Sefling. the Ahlevics, and the crowd never forgot | Railroad Accident on the Santa Bar- = nor forgave. Toward the end of the game | Curtai v ariae tehburg, Blmhurst, Springs, Soda Bay, Lakeport dnd Bartlett bara Branch of the South- he became somewhat erratic owing to the urtains. g San Leandro, South San Springs; at Ukiah for Vichy Springs. Saratoga Pacifi Charged With Larceny. insults cast at him. After the game and Leandro, Fatudillo, Springs, Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, Witter o =t kaan o A warrant was sworn out in Judge Con- | while coming downtown on a street car | Lorenzo, Cherry e T e R BRI LOS ANGELES, Oct. 23.—The engine of | lan’s court Saturday for the arrest of | he was obliged to demand protection from | INDI and Sanhedrin Helghts, Huliville, Booneville, Orr's the crowd at the hands of the police. | AN APOLIS Haywards. Hot Springs, Mendocino City, Fort Bragg, | 4 Rans through to Niles. Westport, Usal, Willitts, Laytonville, Cum: the eastbound train on the Santa Bar-| George Ryan on a charge of grand lar- TR R R S S S S O O R R L Pis 444+ 4444444444444+ 444444444 the Southern Pacific Company owes | bara branch of the Southern Pacific ran | ceny. The complaining witness is B. F. BSACRAMENTO. ¢ From Nil Hearst a balance of $8000 on that con. | off the track near Comulos Station this | Sternheim of the firm of “angener‘e('m, AB. R. BH. SB. PO. A. E. FURN'TURE mAsT":.m:l-‘“ AT ming's, Bell's Springs, Harris, Olsen’s, Dyer, tract. Let him bring suit for that| €vening. Engineer Duhvlg was cm;]gm un- g}flesmg::m‘o fiacfli'zizfesfil;c‘flfn"?:;in e | g&'fi.‘,‘f' B e . e (Foot of Market Street.) g [ Saturday, to 3 onday round trip tickets at amount. If the statute of limitations | Goihe AP and crushed to deatn - bag | and it is alleged that he has been system- | Doyle. T. o b Tes e CO. $:15.4 Nevwirk, Centerville, San Jose, Felton; e undays round trip.tickets to all points has run, The Call will agree to pay any | not fatally injured. The engine was a | atically stealing from the firm.h The par- g‘;‘,,fi:;,“g"- . : 3 g g lg s 3 s .E:mfieek,&num:mawu “Sok beyond San Rafael at half rates. judgment Hearst gets against the| DeW one and was not running smoothly, | s{“t‘@:pf.hfif;fi e buic Sonen “Katven | Lockhead, 5. 5 8- 0 Ae-0.21 -8 o 750 Mission St. #3:152 Newark, Genterviile, San Jose, Now Ticket Offices, 650 Market st., Chronicle bldg. Southern Pacific Company If that com. | Put It s not definitely, known what | Jp;,eq-at $3%5, on or about October L ° | Hatker, L £ 490 8 %0 o : Almaden, Felton, Boulder Creek, H, G, WRITING, R X. RTAN, Om- | caused it to jump the rails. Engineer | > % Harvey, D. 401 0 001 0 0l @assdttttttstiss Banta Cruz and Principal Way General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent. pany wlill walve the statute. The issue | Davis was a resident of this city and a | T e Shanahan, Py e o o) 41157 Nowark, Bav Foso s Lieees *101308 | — = can be joined and the matter deter- | brother of Policeman Davis. No one else | St. Alban’s Guild. R i v s e 1111458 Hantors: E:ufifl»:.ndsi:'fl::“m 9:204 mined in ten days. Let Mr. Hearst | ;‘;;‘;;’r‘g“;?grg“hégfi}fgfi]‘;‘kgltugfl the pas- | g Arpan's Episcopal Guild will give a HLETIC. ey Blatlons.n 1920 flt e Oute cease chewing soap and ghost dancing e b G g grand musicnles at r(‘}iolden Gt‘ue l-éan. o e AB. B BH. SB. RO. A E; N CREEK ROUTE FERRY s is con ct, t treet, Saturday evening, Octob cCarthy, From 00- )- and sue on his contract, and let @ court| AT FROM PORTO RICO. | iU oiect, S o cing "Fho cxccn | danis, | SR T L s o core weskaens | PRIV LIRS Tt ek Bty B rnE BEST mAmWAY s se, & > > = > and diseases of Men, ¥ 302 1 . x r ance with an agreement entered into | Third Wisconsin and Many Sick Men | {ve Sommite s SoRAGEH it ¥ Crhne b PG oo Servowi | i v iy, SAN FRANCISCO fo GHICAGO 2 Ransdell, Mrs. Douglass, Mrs. W. F. e e Ol S URE g Debility, Contagious | From OAXLAND—Poet of Breadway.—*6:00 8:00 10:00a.M. 4 between the Examiner management Homeward Bound. Mulhner, Miss Lillie Trueworthy, Miss E. 3 000000 Blood Polson and | 11290 *1:00 13:00 T34:00 *B:00.m. s C: and C. F. Crocker, A. N. Town v NGTON Bl _ | Stuart, Willlam G. Badger, George W. | McLaughlin, 3b. Rl ity AT Aok e T v contracted aflment: = : > :00r.M. | Every Day Puliman Palace Slecping Cars e and| WASHINGTON, Oct. Z.—Two dis s, v = William H. Mills, behalt B fvet e e s | Caswell, Leland Ransdell and Charles A. | Scott, c.. 2 0 1 0 8 1 1/ (N quickly and perman- |/ COAST DIVISION (Broad Gauge). and Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars a . Mills, on behalf of the|patches were received a e War Depart-| gejey, Fitzpatrick, p. TR S M e R e % ently. Largest prac- (Third and Townsend Sts.) Run on the Following Time: Southern Pacific Company.” ment to-day from General 2rnoke. One, —_—————— ; e e - tice and best equip- | ~7:00A Bau Joso and Way Stetions (Now Leave San Franclsco. If Mr. at 18 dated Ponce, says: “The Relief sailed TOMAIS +vrvoseec | 3 : 8 ) ped medical Institu- o W X e v L ‘,rl}_h‘frs,‘ Is tender of his homor | ¢rom ponce yesterday with 246 patients.” Tie Game. RUNS BY INNINGS. | Y& Fion On the 'Facilo | = 9100a an doee Tees Finos Neta Gria | UT | Arrive Deover... iis Is the way to vindicate it. He can| The other from San Juan follows: *Man-| A very interesting game of ball was |Sacramento ... 0010180005 N Coast. Paciiic Grove, Paso I Arrive Kansas City never do It by throwing stinkpots and | itoba sailed from Ponce this morning with | played at Recreation Park yesterday | Base hit 11022310 1-11 X v Luis ‘l“"-vu.éu-d-h- Arrive St. Louls. inviting somebody to arrest him as a | the Third Wisconsin, thirty-stx officers |morning between the Gamossi Kids and Athletto o R NS e s Established 17 Yoar 8 | yq.40, g sos, oy, Shitls Arrive Chicago. F.SSMT. 764 men, sixty dise | a K { \d p and 7 en, sixty discharged soldiers an SUMMARY. 4 Private book and | ALi304 San Juse St HARVEY’S DINING-ROOMS Altos ofl tge AmtehrlcandLe?g\:fi 'n’,e gnme was called at the end of the sixth in- —Fitzpatrick 4. Three- Ding, owing to the late hour at Which 1t | e bt "HEerahn. Fwo-buss hit—Hutchinson. advive S ree Oat oud | *Bi4Sr San Mateo, Redwood, M. office or by mail. All Palo Alto, Santa Clara, San Joss, lettors oacredly con- Gilroy, Hollister, Seuta _Oruz, 9 ntial nuisance. When he gets through with his ju- Gerve Superior Meals at Very Reason< thirty passengers able Rates. e dicial enforcement of his demand SUICIDE AT SAN JOSE. was commenced., the score standing | gac Vi Lo y Balinas, 3, ) 87 S fice hits—Peeples, ‘Walker, ckhead. against the Southern Pacific Comjpany o z B T 5 to 5. Firat base on';rrl\l)rr—%ic!?memo’l, Athietie . = il e N Tean YOU WILL BE COMEORTABLE. for the balance due on this blackmail omas J. Lemon, a Carriage Painter, RS T ST G First base on balls—Off Harvey 3, oft Fitzpat- MEYERS & CO *B:30P San Jose and Way Station i YOU WILL BE COMPORTABLE Lurline Salt W Baf rick 3. Left on bases—Sacramento 11, Athletic o, *4:157 San Joseand Pri Wi o [TRY - ater Baths, ‘Struck out-By Harvey 5, by Fltzpatrick 731 Market 8t., 8. F. % | 531007 San Jose and Princioal Way Stations p Teai g e Pata T ati 5:30r San Jose aud Principal Wi 8::10r San Jos= aud Wy utlm‘n P 181:45 ¢ San Jose and Way Station .o and A for Morning. *® Bundays excepted. agreement, we will invite him to explain Shoots Himself. Briah. and Tarkin siél Swinsnlus; Husstnn; Dot | 5 s e E ’ % g " ush ane rkin sts. iming, Russian, hot | H; itched 1l—Scott, McHale. Doubl the Examiner’s connection with the| SAN JOSE, Oct. 22.—Thomas J. Lemon, | gnq cold tub baths. Saltwaterdirect from ocean. g:.tyu'iyn&cfilmn“m Loukhead Paseed: ball looting of the Pacific Bank, whereby | & carriage painter aged 3§ years, commit- — ott. Time of game—1:50. Umpire—Hugh thirteen thousand denositors in the | ted suicide this forenoon at the residence A COSMOPOLITAN CITY. Smith, Scorer—G, A. Griffin Use SAR FRANCISCO TICKET OFFICE—d28 MARKET ST, s TELEPHONE MAIN 180. rdaysouly | Oakland Office—1118 Broadway. 5 P for Aft 1 Sundays only. #Sat 5 & of his sister, by shooting himself through People’s Savings Bank were robbed of | the brain with a evalTer, Despondengcy over lllness was the cause of the act. - John Dialogue, Ship Builder, Dead. their money. “The cosmopolitan character of Mexico City was never so forcibly impressed upon my mind as it was to-night,” salid a commercial traveler at the Grand H; tel last night. “I went into the res- e e e Stockton Was Whitewashed. STOCKTON, Oct. 23.—A costly error by Pace in the first inning and another by Billings in the seventh is a partial ex- Faclal Soap Faclal Cream. ‘WOODBURY'S Faclal Soap, Faclal Cream, Fa- NORTH PAGIFIC COAST RAILROAD. Sacramento Office—201 J Birest. Ban Jose Office—7 West Sants Clars Sh THE SAN FRANCISCO AND SAR JOAQUID . LLEY RALVAY COUPY, NOISY DEMONSTRATION CAMDEN, N. J., Oct. 2%—John Dia~ | taurant of this hotel to take my dinner | planation of Stockton's defeat by the San | Cial and Tooth Powder mike the erardest e n. Send OF HAVANA OFFICIALS |iogue. 68 vesrs o1d. senior member of the | &nd in the iwo ot three dosen people | bruicisco “Athietion, Tho score wast | 5 coiSor Satieh, 13, 2, Via Seusalito 'erry. that were sitting about the tables I no- 20 cents for sample of each, sutficlent for thres | oN SAN KHANCISCY 1o SHlLE VALLEY shipbullding firm of John H. Dialogue & : AND SAN RAFAEL. = Sons, dled this afternoon of heart fail- | ticed that nearly every one of them rep- SAN FRANCISCO. weeks' use. JOHN H. WOODBURY, 17 W 424 | WE S 07:20, #9:: r ;o1 They inter the City Hall, a Clamor- | ure. . Tt fall- | Lisented a different nationality. It was AR R BH. 65 PO, &) mj Sty Yo X MUSIG st iChias B e e, it B | Beew O Y s followat IS an easy matter to pick out the citizens | Krug, s. s T, 1Rt 0080 & EXTRA TRIPS.For San Rafael on Monday, | Seuth-bound. North-bound. ous Mob, and Demand Back Alabama Negro Lynched. of different countries. I noticed an Eng- | Murphy, 1b. 1517015 0:°0 Wednesdays and Saturdays at 11:30 p. m. ' | o——— P — Salaries. o lishman, Frenchmen, Germans, Ameri- | Hammond, c. e e S P N e | NER Restores VITALITY | , SUNDAYS-#5:00, *10:00, *11:80 a. m.; L5, | Passen-| Mixed, Mixed. [Passen~ = LAFAYETTE, Ala., Oct. 2.—John An- | cans, Mexicens and Spaniards while we | Dunleavy, ‘c. £ R LOST VI 3:00, *4:30, 615 p. m. ger. |Sunday Sunday] ger. HAVANA, Oct. 2.—Another demon- | derson, colored, charged with the mur-| were walted on at our table by a negro. 1 4 230000 010 VIGOR, ns marked * run to San Quentin, Daily. (Exc'ptd) Stations. [Exc'ptd| Daily. stration of the displeasure of the city |der of Charles Holmes, a well-known | This makes about seven distirict natlon- $1 8 1 0 1 0 O AND MANHOOD | FROM SAN RAFAEL 10 SAN FRANCISCO. | 0am| 0:25am| Stoekt officials at e non-payment of arrears of | White farmer, was lynched here to-day | litles, the largest 1 have ever seen e e e Regvna mu R AEESDASE S U, T, TN & B sl B salary took place yesterday, when about | PY & mob. e oftor nbticed the’ NUMBSr - o forc R T B indiscretion. AWMM:E T e aknters - Waneere pm| Hanfora i . 40 p. am 200 entered the City Hall, a clamorous| yESTERDAY AT THE PARE. | e€igners who are coming to Mexico, and s B Brings the pink glow o pale cheeks and res | - BUNDAYS. 620, 28:00, +10:00, 1185 & m.; pm| Bakersfield ) am|12:10 pma mob, and demanded payment. I have no doubt that a walk down San 7 s 9 2 o;m stores the fire of youth, mail 500 per | *1:] pm| Visalla 6:40am| 2:20 The regular guard being unable to'dis. B Francisco street will result in one see- Fa i A b box; @ bores for $2,50; with a Triins TR A TRt ot e et gerse the crowd, and fearing to _take | City's Besorts Thronged With Pleas- | ing more nations represented ‘than in a O s goatantes to Gure or 7ol the money. ROM MILL VALLE Connections—At Btockton with steamboate of al ed o e situation. He appeared o) * | Knell, 8 [ WALLER BROS., s Fran E 2 TRIPS on Mondays, esdays 20 a ncisco at 6 p. m. A the scene, addressed the crowd and . or- Sutro’s Baths. % Sy ey N smidh, i S re i i e b o o Sl imtbas nfiifimfisfi&%“:{“ bl Sxeuting Fanday, And: Btockids ot 1135 b dered immediate dispersal under a threat| No accldent or incident worthy of men- - Hire g rERa R L B ] §SUNDAYS_8:00, 10:05 . m.; 105, 18, 320, | 'For stage connections see officlal tims tabl o™ 121 Ponergatic “stend bad Pas gn: | tion occurred at the city's pleasure re- ARRIVED. Gaum s 010 ok 0. 620 D R ROUGH TRAINS, or inquire at Traffle Mavager s Otfice, 1 Mar- YICE: eftent, hut-uniess back salarey ogg| 80Tts yesterday, notwithstanding the 5z . | Mueler, 1. . 3 ol n iy TN wa s 7:30 8. m.week days—Cazadero and way sts’ns. trest, S8n Fragcisso. paid there will be more serious trouble. vastness of the crowds that congregated Sunday, October 2. Rice, o. : g g g | T | 1:45 p. m. Bltmrdnyn—Dlmmn Mills and way it for a day's enfoyment. The park, as| Bchr Herman, Falkman, 15 days from Kodlak; Lk ety - $:00 8. " Bunays—Duncan Mills and way sta's. FOUL PLAY BUSPECTED. usual, was thronged, and out at the Clift, | stmr Pomona, Parsons, from Bureka. M 0 7T 1 M 3 8 & S e Butro's Baths and the Chutes thousands FRANBATUANILO, ErIaarEa. Y INNINGS. . L . ears for the Fate of a Young Santa | of_people gathered to pass the Sabbath. |, NEV e o= B Betgen 400004081 purely 7 'HIS WELL-KNOWN Cluem Bamcher, | jaiiel progmieime ot the perk | i e Sav faeras S P33 08 41 | o owe e sat unie_ouy | MOUNT TARMLPAIS SCENIS ALY, | T e MR A2 3 was the feature, and the patrons of the 3 thul . s eases of Men only. Bookon Private Di SAN JOSE, Oct. %—Ben Wandell, son | I House wefo™ entertaned in a ike | wark, from New Yok e 210001 11T For'the cufe o dil disorgers of the Stomach, u?a s o };".:.'::"m‘.‘:a%.fi;%""'"’;"’"';?P"é“'"'gf 3 3 < on B AT % ver, ney, . Peman 3 3 e, Termsrea_nable. ] of Jake Wandell, Who owns a ranch two | wamag rifie shet of the mord, snd Hens | priad emArived Oct 25-—Stmr Le Cham Santa Cruz Won. icitinn, BiE At R e T e s i e o Tk foddally:€:30 o ovigs, Rundays, 0o12: Consal. ROV 7o harve o Soranead. Hia AR | Shoin o e Chnten il St J PrTRONR Lt ot 1h-Sme i | WATSONVILLE, Oct. B.—Porter's | fipmicr e and el deosetin e | Betadiap Hom S il © Dr. B. HOSOOR MeNULTY 3 er | rivals at the Chu : - | r1a, from Liverpool for New Yark. ark was densely packed to-d Wil . Con THOR, th.ummwj vt E MeNULTY, e . to-day, to Wit- | or by, mall. RADWAY & C0., New X street. San Francisco, 86} Kearny St., San Francisca, Cal.