The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 16, 1898, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1898./ T LONGEST AND | CLOSEST RACE FVER SAILED A Ship’s Length Apart| at the Finish. MONTHS ON THE WAY | FOUR FALLS OF CLYDE AND MERIO-| NETH THE CONTESTANTS. Peters Starts for Stcckton—st.l Paul Will Be a Christmas Ship. Sick Boy From the Farallones. of the vessels that formed part d off the | September last | were in company, | met off the | playing at en the e nearly par a K DR. GARDNER’S HANDS the | Klondikers length. 4, ; fir y 4 last. They met gether and fought their way in company e more. st met, the Falls of Clyde “won by a nose.” _masted &h'p Falls of Clyde and the ship Merioneth, bound for San Francisco, were in company on gain a fortnight later and once more in the latter part of August. through the same kind of weather to the Farallones, Both took tugs, but the Falls of Clyde beat the Merioneth to an anchorage by a ship’s 1z from the time the vessels left England the Merioneth wins by five days, but counting from July They rounded the Horn where they found themselves | Wat.le f. will be receive f the st in -one - Baetke will women_(wives of enlisted men o cler! and h was dan- do was ‘!mlk- rday of the ¢ of Colum- d 1 a party of ci nd was nearly wrecked in UNTIED AT LAST Y, \ ), (__, S = A RN ‘,Ci PPl of the Ch ureau, nese trade in female slaves. b o < < o < < o (4] < o ] n of Ch Women when (4] hington o S e Inspector. o , and (4] o O of office. (4] Th not promoted at the < (] (] o < o hands were practically tied behind his back. abled to make investizations on his own account, as well as inter- pret, and he will be no longer hampered by the Chinese ring which seems to dominate the machinery of exclusion. Dr. Gardner has a faithful partner in John Lynch, gn Inspector who has earned his laurels by hard and conscientious work. ere was consternation in the ranks of the Society for the Im- the news was day that the Secretary of the Treasury had pro- 1oted Chinese Interpreter Rev. Dr. John Endicott Gardner to the po- It came with the suddenness of a bomb- fore the coolie brokers and their friends in the Federal building could realize that the impossible had happened, Dr. Gardner had called upon Customs Collector Jackson and had taken the oath request of The promotion came about in consequence of a recommendation made by Special Agent Moore in a recent re- port, in which he laid before the Secretary of the Treasury the dif- ficulties under which Dr. Gardner had been laboring, both before and since Mr. Meredith took charge of the bureau. It has _been common knowledge that the doctor had never been extended the facilities which should have been afforded him for the suppression of the Chi- He was used as a phonograph, and his The doctor will be en- 0N00000000C0000000000000000000000 received from Chief Meredith COoCO00OCOOOCOOOCO000000C0C0C00 and it is_ex-| i reach Stockton with th id. led yet. She was put on the Honolulu | in a pcrmanent manner. He states thut | trade, but got into trouble again and tor | through his injuries it will be nnpossible | two fonths has been fighting law suits | for him to again follow his usual occu- in the Hawaiian courts. Now comes the | pation. Hence the suit. | end, be raised from the bed she occuples in Hilo harbor. Strai e w ere nearly On her arrival at Puget Sound sh libeled and some of the cases are n as Lurline Salt Wnter Bnths, Bush and Larkin sts. Swimming, Russian, hot and cold tub baths. Saltwater direct fromocean. is year. at wiile he was in the Pmph) of W, Zahm Sues for Damages. »f Magellan. She had to go at Valparaiso and was held a month before her bills were the chances are she will never ———————— | 1 this city T. 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The Police Object to a Charge of Burglary Being Arbitrarily Reduced to Malicious Mischief. Complaints are belng made almost daily by storekeepers on Market street to the police of their showcases being broken About 1 o'clock yesterday morning a shoWcase at the entrance to the Baldwin clothing store was broken open and sev- eral pairs of gloves were stolen. The thief broke off the lock, evidently being afraid that breaking the glass might be heard. He was observed by Policemen C. Muphy and R. McDowell and they saw him making for the Emporium. They placed him under arrest and found the gloves on him. On November 10 a showcase in front of Maginn's furnishing store, 840 Market street, was smashed and a large number of ladies’ assorted neckties stolen. No- vember 11 a showcase at the entrance to the store of the J. M. Brunswick Billiard Supply Co. was broken and twenty ivory billiard balls were taken. In the early morning of November 6 a showcase in front of Paul Lot's photo- graph gallery was broken open and a gold watch case was stolen. Policemen Meyers and McNamara saw three boys running away from the gallery and they | pursued and captured them., A diamond which had evidently been used to cut the glass in the showcase was later found on the sidewalk In front of the gallery, and it was assumed that the thieves had thrown it away when they saw the two policemen. The cases were assigned to Judge Low's court, and at the preliminary examina- tion Monday the Judge, after hearing the evidence, decided that the charge of bur- glary cotld not stand and ordered that a charge of malicious mischief should be brought against the defendants. They were booked on that charge, and when the cases were called yesterday they were continued until to-day. 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