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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-29
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-29
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Rim. WALMSLEY, Pres. Lopisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. Nep Orleans Natl Bank.
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05
THE RIFLE.
Medal Shoots for To-Day-An Inter-
county Match.

Medal Shoots for To-Day-An Inter-
county Match.
The California, Germania, Grutli and
Eintracht Rifle Clubs Will have their medal
shoot at Harbur View to-day.
Company B, Third Regiment, will hold a
medal shoot at Shell Mound Park TODAY.
AS this is the final medal shoot of the wear.
it's expected that a large number of mem
berS will be present
Champion \. A. Smith of Petaluma was
at Harbor View on Sunday ami Monday
last attending the annual festival of the
california Schuetzen Club. Sergeant Smith
made the excellent score of AZ in his PIE
lmlnaTy and IS in his final State shoot out
Of possible So He also carried off a fine
sllYer-headed cane al the California shoot.
Company b of the Third Infantry of this
city viii contt st against Company c Peta-
lGmat OF the Fifth Infantry ON Sunday next
Wenty men from each company will shoot
a representative from the country bows as
sert that they have been. sleeping by their
guIis and ave used the targets as blankets.
IilS being the case the visitors may expect
a warm rally.
Considerable dissatisfaction exists amoug
the members of the National Guard who
have qualified as sharDshOOters this wear.
No one appears to know what he will b.. rx
pecteq to do next. 1t is rather strange that
the conditions have not been issued in gen
eral orders long before this. The right wav.
and the one which is considered bv MANY as
the only fair way, would have been to make
known the conditions for this class before
tile preliminary shoot took place. 1t is
street rumor that the sharpshooters will be
required to compete at ranges on which
the State furnishes no opportunity of prac-
uce. In former years it was the
practice to have first and second champion
medal, which were presented to the men
making the highest and second highest
score Why this rule has been deviated
lIoln TINS year appears TO be a puzzler.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05

| At noon he sat down to eat his dinner,
| but when he opened his bag, 10 and behold !
there was nothing in it. So. worn out and
DISCOURAGED he returned home.
The third son, named Osborn, who, on
account of his habitual reserve, was deemed
little better than fool, declared that he
also wished to attempt to build the ship.
His mother and his brothers laughed at him
| and told him that he was good for nothing
except TO sit in the chimney corner, crouch
ing over the ashes. But he insisted on his
mother giving him some provisions and he
set out for the forest.
where are you going?" said the old man
to him.
8. 1 am going to the forest to try to build
ship which will sail on the land as well as
on the sea. The King has promised to give
his daughter and half his kingdom to any
one who will construct such ship"
'What have you in your bag?"
" Only few poor provisionsi two cakes
and bottle of beer"
evil you give me little?"
every willingly" replied Osborn kindly,
taking the two cakes and the beer from his
bag.
livery well" replied the old man. ''since
you have been charitable to me l will aid
old oak Throw the piece behind you and
then lie down and go to Sleep
Osborn obeyed. In his sleep it seemed to
him that he could hear saving, chopping
and hammrflng going on. But he could not
awake until the old man called to him and
said:
81" There is your ship alre ady built; You can
depart and make up your crew out of the
different men you will meet"
The yonng adventurer cordially thanked
his benefactor, spread the sails Of the ship
and started on his voyage. After sailing a
long time he met tall, thin fellow,w was
eating granite.
"I 1t seems to me-" said Osborn, 'tthat you
have very singular appetite"
oh" replied the fellow, 81 am so hun
CRY that nothing can satisfy me. Will you
take me with YOU on your ship?"
Willingly"
This strange individual got aboard, bring
ing large supply of rocks with him.
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at the same time. you can imagine what a
Terrible state of affairs would be produced.
VIII you take me with you?
Willingly"
Osborn and his companions finally arrived
at the palace of the King He went TO seek
the monarch, and told him that he had
brought him a ship which would sail upon
the land as easily as upon the sea, and asked
to marry his daughter.
But the valiant little navigator was not
handsome fellow. and the King was not anx-
lGns 10 have him for son-iri-law.
My bow" lie said, lin order to marry
my daughter it is not enough that you have
brought me the ship. L nave still something
more to demand of you. Yeu must show
me what you can do Before evening You
must devOur 300 boxes of salt meat which L
have packed up in one of my barns'
will try" said Osborn, but may I
take one of my men to help me?"
Take your whole crew if you Ike" re-
piled the King, who did not believe it posi-
bic that such a task could be accomplished
In so short a time.
Osborn went and sought the man whom
ne had met eating granite, and set him at
work. In few hours the 800 boxes of meat
were all devoured.
osborn then announced to the King that
his orders had been accomplished, and de-
manded his daughters hand.
MS was new embarrassment for the
King, who had promised, but did not wish to
fulfill his promise.
II must try YOU still further" he said
nave IN my cellar 300 casks of beer. They
must all be drunk before to- morrow morn
ing"
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from whence II was taken. but was left a ncboret
In a slough several miles from this city q a mos
disgusting condition.
Inc steering compartment, which was nicely
iulniSned LOT tne comforts OF spottsmen, re
win mall io1ors chaiTs ars hro oeSd cal , {.
getber The Graf had yety dill, at d mn ear.
dnce Indeed, demanding lime and money to
renoyatr THIS was not all. l understand mat
lhe>e gehtltmen q sporsmen contracted &C,
counts at various llGuor-stofes III stockton ana
" s, lme saioon- keeheIs TO send theif DIS
ti,a wonIdI ne e go ts,r o,o. % ,ra ,a,,
known san Frauciscans. who / am Told asso.
ci te in the best society.
Several complaints have been made of
dog-stealing within the rast month. Sports
men who are the fortunate possessors of
Well-trainpd CANNES would do well to keen
an eye out for the dog-6ends, otherwise they
NAV have occasion to swear bit when the
services of a pointer or setter are most
needed. correspondent from Oakland
states that the latest scheme OF the dog
st.a!er is to 5 irt the animals captured on
this side o. the bay TO either Oak land or
Alameda, and then advertise the stolen
property III the local papers. The alver-
easements seldom bring an answer from the
owner, aud the d0g-nend, ieelng that lie
mas uone MS duty IN the premises, hunts
up some one who Is In Dee1 OF a
good setter or pointer and sale
Is consummated. Many hot disputes
nave arisen between the men who purchase
stolen property regardless of future eOnSe-
auences and the rightful owner, who, of
course, claims his charge on sight. Sports
men purchasing dogs should be very par
tlcular that the title they receive is "a clear
one before they credit themselves with hav-
ing made a good bargain. Last week the
following advertisement appeared in an
Alameda paper. and it is not at all improb-
able that the cog is owned by some one on
this side OF the bay:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05
n Tough MorseL.

A little further on be saw man living
upon the ground with large piece of bark
between his lips.
What on earth are you doing there? said
Osborn
"Ohr' replied the stranger. "I am On
thlrsty, and, as / cannot get beer or wine,
l am sucking this bark to assuage my thirst
VIII yon TAX me with you in your ship ?"
Willingly"
And the thirsty fellow got aboard with his
piece of bark.
A short distance further man apneared
stretched at full length upon the earth.
F." What are you doing there ?" asked Os-
born.
" am listening" he replied, "to the
grass, growing. win you take me with
you 2"
IS Willingly"
Still further on he saw man gazing into
space at some imperceptible object
what are you dOing?" asked Osborn.
am exercising my eyesight 1t is so
great that can hit mark at the other
end Of the world. Win you take me with
yea2 2y,,,,
a little further on man appeared who
was leaplng on one leg and who had a
weight OF 700 pounds attached to the other
leg -
1aShlon?' asked Osborn.
Because | am so light that If did not
carry tnlS weight on one of my legs | should
pc carried in few moments TO the end of
the universe. Win you take Inc with youP''
Willingly"
ing bis throat with both his hands,
what IS your idea in holding on to vour
throat sop asked Osborn. '''i
have inside me" replied this new per-
sonage, seven summers and fourteen win
'ers' Ii all those escaped from my mouth
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05
A WOMAN'S COMPLAINT.
Mrs. Daniels Says She Was swipdIs
Out of $40 hv Sham prnn.Inn

Mrs. Daniels Says She Was SwindIed
Out of $50 by Sharp Practice.
About week ago J. Daniels was arrested
on the charge of grand larceny. He had
enticed recent arrival from France into
saloon and swIndled him at game OF poker.
Mrs. Daniels, the wife OF the prisoner, was
interviewed by Edward Hartog, a Police
Court shyster, who agreed to secure her hus
bands release on bail, and also his acouittal
for the sum of $50.
Mrs. Daniels paid the money and Yesterday
showed the receipt given by Hartog for that
sum. Several DAYS passed, but Daniels
was not released. Mrs. Daniels then went
to Hartog about the matter, and she claims
that he answered: II am not getting thieves
released on BAIL" She demanded the re-.
turn of her money, but Hartog refused to
return it. '"
Yesterday Mrs. Daniels secured the serv.
ices of another lawyer ana went tn see
Hartog again. The latter said he would ree
turn S25 of the money if Mrs. Daniels wonld
return the receipt This she refused to do.
Mrs Daniels stated that she would proc ura
warrant for Hartog's arrest Tomorrow. as
soon as the Police Courts opened, and will
charge him with obtaining money under
false pretenses.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05
GUN AND DOG.
a Scoring for Gentlemen sportsmep
Shooting Notes.

Shooting Notes.
The SpOrtsmen's Protective Association
will meet next Tuesday evening, when mat
tiers. pertaining TO preserves and the Legisla-
lure viii be discussed. Levi Peck. Pres-
dent Of the association, who is about to leave
this city in a few weeks, has notified the
Secretary that 1t will be impossible for him
TO attend to the duties Of the Office. and has
asked that his resignation be accppted
There are also two vacancies made BY the
resignation OF Kennedy and Campbell In
the directorate which will be filled.
The following letter from a Stockton
sportsman is self-explanatory:
Sporting Editor CalL-DEAR SIR: Your arti-
CIe NHlcu appeared on the 27th OF last month
descriptive OF the characteristics OF The gentle
man ana the hoodlum sportsman | read wifi,
m i interest, aud hope II will have some
e1ect upon class OF shooters detesled nv ali
decent sportsmen and landowners -"
Inc fowdy Is not at all times known nv MS
dress or his address. 1t appears to me that
there are TWO species Of the genus hood spor Is
man; one mas the outward appearance of a
gentleman but at heart Is fraud of the worst
KIND. The other Is the sinlcn-pt,e tough who
seems TO prIde In the title OF bad man y Etere.
ever he goes. The former shields himself from
Suspicion by his appearances and conversation
Which IS generally polished. The latter can be
detected AT a glance and consequently avoided
by gentlemen.
write this TO give you an Illustration. A few
weeks ago Mr. SperTy, one OF the most whole
souied and popular sportsmen OF this civ
granted The use and privileges Of lis handsome
ark 10 several gentlemen % sportsmeu vino hailed
Hum san III anclscO aud had come for the peas-
IRE Of lew days duck shooting. What was lie
Jesuit? The ark was not returned TO The place
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05
Catarrhal Dangers.

To be freed from the dangers of suFocation while
lying down; to breathe freely sleep soundy and IN
disturbed; to rise refreshed head clear brain active
and free from pain ache: to know that no poison
ous putrid matter defles the breath and rots away
the delicate machinery Of smell, taste and hearing.
10 feel that the system does not through its veins
and arteries suck up the poison that is sure to under
mine and destroy, is indeed a blessing beyond all
other human enjoyments. To purchase immunity
from such fate should be the object of all afflicted
But those who have tried many remedies and physl-
clans despair OF relief or cure
sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase OF
Catarrh, from simple head cold to the most Ioath
some and destructive stages 1t is local and constI
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by al! druggists for 81.
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05
ROD AND REEL.
Dereiict CONFERENCE.-The of the Fish
ing Sensrn.

Derelict Comm issioners-End of the Fish
ing Srhspn.
The season for trout fishing is practically
at an md, aud will close on the 1st of next
month. The sport was very poor this year.
but there are hopes that in the year 1898
anglers will not be forced to travel hundreds
Of miles into the mountains to enjoy their
favorite pastime. This spring and summer
Commissioner of Ha:cheri.s Woodberrv
stocked nearly all the principal creeks
within a few hours ride of this city bv
rail The young rainbowS grow fast and
II protected will be splendid table fish in
three Years. Instances have been reported
OF ny growing one pound in weight in TWO
year trom the date of planting.
gentleman who returned a few DAYS ago
from the klamath River repo. Is a great run
of salmon this year. The fish work up as
lar as the lakes, where they spawn
An angler who has had considerable ex-
perltnce In Strped-hass fishing writes to a
New YORK Exchange: Ii the angler fishes
Tor sport he should use flexible bait-rod
about 10 or IL feet long. multiplying reel
holding 800 feet of 9-thread Cuitvhunk
line, To which should be fastened a
good double-gut leader by means of
swivel, and to the leader should be looped
a 80 or 10 Sproat hook. This is all that is
necessary, excepting the bait. which should
vary according TO the locality. The best
bats are sheGder crab. shrimp. lobster and
red ana White sapdwcrms. Little if any
sInker neeu b. used.
The following is taken from a Nevada pa
per and speaks for itself:
During the vast week 80 600 Eastern or rain
DOW tout have been transferred from the Sisson
hatchery TO tile streams IN I'll Dorado County "a
iouoWs; Al Chile bar, on the South Fork, IL, 600;
at sMOore's Bridge 5000; Dennis ,JohpsOu's
1OOO' ana ID The two Silver creeks 5000. The
hsh are very small, but Will grow rapidly and are
expected 10 do well 10 their new homes Anoih-
er 10000 hsh VIII probably be distributed IN the
same neighborhood during the month OF DC
tODer. The fair fishermen along the head
waters OF the Costumes complain that
This stream Is being rapidly stripped OF fish,
Killing them with giant powder is a common
practice, and II Is asserted that the Fish Com
mlsslouers do little, if any thing, to suppress this
practice. II has been found useless to plant any
hsh there until the use of giant powder IS
abandoned.
The law which treats on fish and game
says that the Commissioners must meet once
month. The board did not meet last
month for reasons best known to itself. 1t
IS hoped the Commissioners Will not forget
October, as the investigation of Tunsteaa',
charges has been hanging fire too long.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05

Il will try" replied Osborn. "Can have
one of my men TO help me?"
Take tn N all if you wish
Osborn went and called his thirsty com
panion and took him to the cellar and in a
lew hours the beer was all consumed
The King tried TO think of some new
means of evadiug his promise, and said to
Osborn.
Il must have in ten minutes fagon of
water from the end of the world. If You
accomplish this task my daughter and half
my Kingdom are yours"
Osborn called the man he had met leap-
ing on one leg and told him what the King
had said.
The marvellous runner detached the
weight from his other leg, gave a spring and
disappeared.
But four, five. six minutes passed and he
did not retdrn. In a few moments the time
fixed by the King would expire.
osborn ID MS anxiety had recourse to his
companion, who had heard the grass grow
ing. He ordered him TO place his ear 10 the
ground and listen.
An! cried tue man. ''uur comrade Is
asleep beside the spring. | can hear him
snoring, and also hear Troll, who is ANUS
ing himself by braiding his hair"
Osborn then called the hunter who could
shoot TO the end of the world, and ordered
him to Kill the Troll The hunter gave only
one glance Of the eye and fired. The Troll
uttered cry of pain. The runner awoke.
hlled tagon at the spring, aud in one min
ute he was back again.
Osborn having thus satisfied all the King
demands, again asked for his reward. But
he was so plain and ugly that the King
c0aid not make up his mind to give him his
daughter. He still sought means of escap
ing IRON his engagement and finally said TO
the patient youth:
Listen to my last PROPOSE ton: l have
here 800 cords of wood which | am going To
ourn TO dry grain for making beer Ii you
VIII 90 To the place where this wood ia piled
up and remain there until it is entirely con-
sumed, L swear to you that you shall have
my daughter and half my kingdom"
Can |, " asked Osborn, take with me one
OF my companions?"
Certainly you can take them all, il YOU
wish" '0'
Osborn called the man who had on his
breast seven summers ard fifteen winters.
In the evening both entered the building
where the frightful fire was burning, ana.
IN order that they might not escape, the
King closed the door behind them and
locked It securely.
ALI! said Osborn, ga few winters would
be very welcome just now"
His companion eXhaled about half a
dozen, and the place became so cold that he
nad 10 let out two summers 10 keep them
from freezing, after which they both went
to sleep before the fire in most agreeable
The next morning they heard the King I'M
locking the door. Give him a winter full
IN the face" cried Osborn.
No sooner said than done, and the King.
nearly frozen to death, begged for mercy.
"Will you keep your promise this time ?"
asked Osborn.
Yes: Yes. But don't let me freeze to
death r cried the shivering King.
80 Osborn married the Princess. The
wedding was solemnized with great splen-
dor, ana the good little youth, who had been
kind to the old man, lived happily ever after
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05
Extra Iiabilitx to nIa1.-,., ,.

fersohs whose blood is thin, digestion weak and
are extra liable to the attacks of ma
l,riai disease The most trIiiing exposure may un.
uer such conditions infect system which, If
heaithy, would resist the miasmatic faint. Tho o,1
way TO secure immunity from malaria in localities
where !. IS prevalent is to tone and regulate the
system py improving weakened digestion, enriching
'ne Diood ana giving wholesome impetus to hillary
secretion. Ihese results are accomplished by moth
ing so effectively as Hostetter,s stomac, n,.,e-
winch long experience has proved to be the ,,ast
reliable safeguard against fever and apue and tJn'
dred disorders as well as the best remedy for than
The Bitters are moreover, an excellent ipvicorant
Oh the organs OF urination, and active depnrent
,.,,an from the blood those acid impurities
which originate rheumatic ailments an
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05
HIT ON THE HEAD.
Hew Peacrmaker Was Treated nv q,
nF .

of The BeIIirer=nts.
Eugene F. Mccarthy, who served a term
in the States prison for the killing of one
Crosby ten years ago, during Republican
torch-light procession, was arrested on
Friday night on the charge of assault with
deadly weapon. He was in saloon con-
nected with the Enterprise Hotel at SlS
Beale street, and engaged in an alteration
with man, who charged him with having
lnsnited his wife John A. Marx attempted
10 interfere IN the quarrel, but the result of
his efforts as peacemaker was to receive n
heavy blow on the top Of the head with a
club Welded by Mccarthy Marx had his
injury dressed at the Receiving Hospital
and Mccarthy was arrested on the charge
stated, but was released on bail yesterday,
J. Kelly -
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05
THE FIELD
OF SPORT.
0lympians Who Will Box and
Wrestle on the Turf.
R;fs Practice at Shell Mound and Earbor
Visw-What the Hunters Are Doing.
Hand Bal,-S ocking Streams

Although athletic sports were compare
lively dead twelve months ago they lead to-
day all other branches and bid fair to hold
the fort. ase-ball and pugilism in particn-
lar are now numbered among the pastimes
which have been helped out of existence by
gamblers, who were allowed the right of way
TO deal with the participants as they pleased.
Men who find relief and pleasure in scour-
ing the hills for game are now in the height
of their glory, and the outlook for good
seasons shooting at duck and quail is very
promising indeed.
The marksmen are not idle. The contest
at the butts are very spirited every Sunday.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05

Morris Less, real estate dealer, who has
been arrested before on the charge of half
interest swindling, was taken into custody
yesterday Oh the charge Of embezzement
The arrest was on complaint of Rev. S.
Phiio, jewish rabbi, who states that about
one month ago Less took $50 worth of tick
cts for an entertainment, and has failed
either to return the tickets or their value.