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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-14
THE HOUSE.
Holman, the Great Objector. Opposes
the Appropriation for New warshIps.

Holman, the Great Objector, Opposes
the appropriation for New warshIps.
The House, after routine business, went
into committee OF the whole ON the naval
appropriation bill. the pending question
being point of order against the clause ap-
propriating S2J0, 600 toward the construction
of drydock at Algiers. La.
The point of order was sustained and the
item stricken from the bill. When the
item for an increase Of the navy was
reached Holman of Indiana raised the point
OF order against the clause authorizing the
construction of an armed cruiser of about
5000 tons TO cost. exclusive of armament
not more than S3.500.O00. After c0nsidera-
bic debate the chair delivered decision
oyerruling the point of order.
Holman then moved TO strike out the ap-
proprlation for the new cruiser.
Bouteile of Maine moved to amend the
paragraph by providing for two fast sea-
going coast-line battle-shps of a displace-
ment OF about 10000 tons, To cost not ex-
ceeding 81, 100000. Pending action the COM
nittee rose and the House adjourned.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Discussing the Appropriation in Washington
The Rovsl German patroness

Discussing the Appropriation in Washington.
The Royal German Patroness.
WASHINGTON, April 13.-At the meet
ing to-day of the Worlds Fair inves-
tigating committee j. w. st. Clair.
the chairman OF the National Legislative
Commission OF the National Committee,
argued in favor of the Congressional appro-
priation. He said the exposition was treated
abroad as national institution, undertaken
by the Government and unless something
was done to promote it the Goyernmen
would be dsgraced. He said the Illinois
corporation nad done its whole duty as re-
quired under the act, with the exception OF
taking the revenues from the exposition.
Without concluding the hearing the COM
mittee adjourned until tomorrow.
BERLIN. April 13.-Emperor William has
sgnified his approval Of Princess Frederick
Charles assuming the patronage OF the Ger
man female department at the Chicago
Columbian exhibition.
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ITS ANNUAL ELECTION.
Ex-President Beers Of the New York Insu
aree Company VIII Sue for His Pension.

Ex-President Beers Of the New York Insur-
anee Company VIII Sue for His Pension.
New YORK, April 13.-The annual cleo
tion of the New York Life Insurance Com
pany was held to-day. II. c. Mortimer, c.
c. Baldwin,. Walter II. Lewis, Hiram T.
Steele and w. II. Grace were elected truS-
tees without opposition. Mr. Beers was
not renOmlnated. and is no longer trustee
President Mccall to-day reappointed Theo-
dore NJ. Banta 10 his old place as cashier.
from which he was removed by Beers and
the trustees. The resignation of Trustees
Edward Martin and Robert B. Collins were
accepted. The trustees ratified the election
OF Hugh S. Thompson. a civil service CON-
missioner, as comptroller OF the company.
1t was resolved that the pension Of S37, 800
year warded to ex-P President Beers should
not be paid. Beers announced his intention
OF contesting the pension in the courts.
Whether he succeeds In drawing 1t or not it
is not Intended that any insurance company
shall grant life officer a pension, as pro-
vision was inserted in the insurance code
before 1t passed the Legislature yesterday
prohibiting an agreement for compensation
or emolnment that extends beyond period
OF IL months from the date Of the agreement.
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PACIFIC COAST INTERESTS.
Land Gases Decided Awards for Supplies
for Lighthouse Stations.

WASHINGTON, April 13-The Secretary
OF the Interior has affirmed the decision of the
General Land Commissioner iu the follow
ing cases: Thomas III. Hobby against Il.
w. Fox. recognizing Fox's qualifca tions as
pre-emptor for land in the Stockton dis
trict; iE the case of James M. Jones, reject
Ing his application to make homestead
entry in section 10, Olympia land district
Secretary Noble has decided Ia fhe cas-
OF Richard Allard and others that en- tries
made by the various parties in 1888 at the
Humboldt (Cal.) land Office. covering large
tracts OF valuable redwood timber lands
were made In violation OF law and are there
fore void.
Senator FELTON, to-day introduced amend
ments to the river and harbor bill increas-
ing the appropriations for improving the
harbor and bay at Humboldt. CAL, from
500. 600 to $500, 600. and for Wilmington (Cal)
harbor from $4,000 to $1,000
California Contracts Awarded.
Contracts for furnishing provisions and
steaming coal for vessels, stations and buoy
service for the California lighthouse district
Tor the year ending June 80, 1893. was
awarded to-day as follows: Provisions.
Louis +. Snow of San Francisco, sl03; for
buoy service. Henry Ii. Cousins of Eureka.
$3.50; for sfeaming coal for vessels and
genuine Walsend or Westminster Brymb0
coal. Sc "a ton in bulk aud 81 % ton In
sacks.
Contracts were awarded for supplying
wood Tor the use Of the following light and
fog stations: Point Hueneme, G. w. Hep
ner OF Timberville, Cal, S5i; Santa Cruz,
+. A. Tarieton, S39; Cape Mendocino, Ben
Jamln Flint, Capetown, S198; Point Sur, Il.
y. Pheneger Of Sur, SS92 so; Pigeon Point.
William Mullen Of San Francisco, $3.50 80;
Point Arena, I. A. Cureton, S495; Table
Bluff, Andrew Corbett of Eureka, $3.50;
Point Montana, Peter Burke, HalfmoOn
Bay, $3.50. The bid Of w. A. REGARDS for
furnishing wood for Crescent City station
IVES rejected because OF the excessive
amount named In his bid. The inspector OF
the Twelfth Lighthouse District was au-
thorized to furnish that station with coal
instead Of wood.
Postoffices and Pensions.
The postofics at Elizabeth Lake, Los An
geles County, Cal. has been discontinued :;
mail TO Del Sur.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
California-Original: John Shields, John
II. Dreyer, William III. Campbell. William
johnson. James Lemuel Paddock, James
Green. George S. Wallingford, Francis D.
Nash.
Oregon-Original: Thomas M. Seward.
Additional: James Vaughn. Thomas p.
Washington-Orig Patrick NJ. Kane,
Frederick w. McLin, David s. Bowman.
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TROOPS SENT.
The Rustlers Disturbances to Be Suppressed
by Cavalry

by Cavalry.
WASHINGTON, April BIN response to
the request OF the Governor of Wyoming,
the President has directed United States
troops to be sent to the scene of the rust
lers' troubles in tnat State.
OMAHA, April 13.-Mai ior- General Brooke.
commanding the Department OF the Platte.
teegraphed the commandant at Fort Nc
Kinney, Wyo.: "Send three trooas of the
Sixth Cavalry to the scene Of the cattle
mems difficulty"
WARRINGTON, April 13. - Brigader-
General Brooke, at Omaha, transmitted 10
the War Department this afternoon te,e-
gram from Colonel j. j. Vanhorn OF the
Eighth Infantry at Fort Mckinney, Wyo.,
acknowledging the receipt at 1880 A. NJ of
instructions to furnish a sufficient force to
cooperate with the Governor in suppress S.
ing the rustler disorder.
He said three troops Of cavalry were pre-
pairing to move and would start for the
IA ranch. tine scene of the disturbance,
in about two hours; that the body of men
who had burned the KC ranch and killed
two men were now entrenched at the IA
ranch and were defending themse Ives
against the Sheriff's posse. He also tele-
graphed that one OF the teamsters says the
expedition Is 0fficered by Major Walcott,
from Canton, and Fred Hesse, aud that the
entire country Is aroused by the killing at
the kC ranch ana that lie would accom-
pany the troops.
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ANARCHISTS ABROAD.
Action Of the Russian Government-Loaded
Bombs Discovered

Action Of the Russian Government-Loaded
Bombs Discovered.
LONDON. April 13.-The European crusade
against anarchists is extending to Russia,
where fears are entertained that they will
seek refuge Dy sea. The British Consul at
Riga. Baltic port, has warned British
ship p-owners to instruct the captains to be
very careful in selecting crews, so as 10
avoid the possible detention of their vessels
at that port by having suspected persons on
board.
MADRID, April 13.-A bomb with burn
ing fuse was found this morning at the en-
trance Of the School or Architects At
tempts to blow up buildings have de-
creased lately and the anarchists have
taken to writing letters in which they
threaten to destroy the churches and pub
lie buildings.
LUXEMBOURG, April 13-Two enormous
bombs. weighing 45 pounds each, were dis
covered on the train from Brussels The
object of those who placed them there is un-
known.
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MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
An American Arrested in Nice as Supposed
Italian Murderer

Italian Murderer.
NICE, April 13-An extraordinary case
of mistaken identity occurred here yester-
day which resulted in the arrest under an
entire misapprehension of an American
citizen, Harry Pnyfe. New York banker,
In broad daylight in one of the most fire.
quented streets of this city,. Phyfe was
arrested by mistake for an Italian
named Bartholomew, who Is charged
with being an aecomplice OF certain Bal
lsglinii, accused of numbering another
Italian named Anghilanti on February A.
PEyfe was promptly released. He will de-
mand an official apology for what he feels to
be an act OF most unwarrantable Injustice
The Commlssary has dismissed the police
man who made the arrest, but this is meager
satisfaction TO Phyfe for the indlgnity to
which lie was subjected.
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Politics and Law.

SALEM, Or, April 13.-A few days ago
the County Clerk Of Linn County refused.
in issuing his notice for the coming June
election. to place the office of Attorney
General in the list of offices to be titled at
such election. Judge Boise of the Circuit
Court to-day ordered writ of mandamus
to issue, directing the clerk to place the
office OF Acknowledgement on the list to be
elected. The Judge said that the Governor
could not make an appointment to extend
beyond general election. The case will
be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Borrowe and Milbsnk.

LONDON. April 13.-The City of Paris ar
rived at Queenstown this morning with
Hallett Alsop Borrowo and Harry Vane
Milbank on board. Borrowe said he was
returning from America on business. When
asked if he had also another motive he
evaded direct reply. When asked If he
would meet the Due de Morny Borrowe
answered that he must decline any further
statement. Milbank seemed to be in a
cheerful frame of mind. Passengers on the
City of Paris say that Borrowe and Mil
bank kept aloof through the entire voyage
from the other passengers. and had not
made any friends among their fellow
yOyagerS,
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INTO THE HOLD.

Eoatswain Burgess of the Ship Argo Falls
and Receives Severe Injuries.
MARTINEZ. Apfil13-This morning about
9:30 o'clock James Burgess, boatswain of
The ship Argo. Captain Smith, lying in the
harbor. fell from between decks to the
lower hold. The unfortunate man was
picked up as soon as possible aud
taken to the upper deck and n physician
was sent for, upon whose arrival it was as
certained that burgess had fractured his
right leg just below the thigh and was suf-
fering from internal injuries. At this hour
the unfortunate man is still alive but the
physician has but little hopes CT his recov-
cry. The injured man is native Of Lon
don, aged 81 years.
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Contraband Mexican Me.eal

PHENIx. Ariz. April 13-There is con-
siderable CONSERVATION among certain
prominent business men of Cochise County
over threatened wholesale arrests. Mum.
bers are charged with completely in SNUG
ling mescal from Mexico. Charley Baci-
galupi. an Italian, has been arrested for
purchasing c0ntraband liquor from Mexican
Moodchoppers, and is on trial before the
United States Commissioners 1t is stated
that the plan is to follow this up by whole-
sale arrests.
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Numb SpelIs-Hot Flashes.
ChiIls-Neuraigia of
the Liver.

Ray of Hope, then Perfect Health Found
in Hoods SdrsaparitlG.
This statement comes from a highly es-
teemed Boston lady:
&c. ]. Hood s. Co.. Lowell. Mass.
floods Sarsaparilla did me so much good
that when / see q
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-14
The Nicaracna Canal.

John I. Doyle, president of the Califor-
MIA State Nicaragua Canal Convention, has
appointed the following named to arrange
for the national convention to meet in st.
Louis on Thursday. June q: Hon. James
G. Fair, Hon. I. G. Phelps, Hon. Horace
Davis, William l.. Merry, James A. Clayton
of San Jose, A. B. Butler of Fresno. G. l..
Taylor. Morris M. Estee. Marsden Manson.
These gentlemen will hold meeting to-
mOrr0w
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
Tbs Bailey Brothers Held for the Murder Of
William Humbert

Tbs Bailey Brothers Held for the Murder Of
William Humbert.
BAKER CITY, Or, April 13.-The exami-
nation of William Bailey. John Bailey, Lee
Muller, AL Muller and John Corder, charged
with the murder of William Humbert on
Bully Creek in Malheur County ON April ).
took place at Vale to-day No disposition
was shown to Interfere with the process of
the law. The examination resulted in the
eommittal of the Bailey brothers and Lee
Muller to await the action of the Grand
Jury. AL Muller and John Corder were
held as witnesses. The militia company
from this city. which went to Vale TO assist
the Sheriff in protecting the prisoners from
mob violence, has returned, as all fears of
iynching have been dispelled.
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Rebate Allowed on Sugar.

PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-Agents OF the
sugar trust are In this city. 1t is reported
that tho object Of their visit is to confer with
the wholesale grocers relative to making an
arrangement by which the trust will allow
q rebate OF 40 cents per barrel to grocers
who maintain retail prices. The object is
to defeat the movement to establish an oppo-
siticn refinery
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Veins Were Bursting

All over my body, and. as he EXPRESSED IL. rot-
tiag. The blood would rush TO my head at times
until tears rolled down my face. He said is
would end in apopexy. l could not pay Doctors
bills. and having heard good reports about
HOODS Sarsaparllla. gave IL trial. had only
taken one bottle when my blood circulated nat
urally, and had no more numb spetis hot
hushes. l continued TO take IL for about
months. with constant Improvement all the time,
until became very picture OF health ana felt
perfectly we'll
Then l had collision with the deadly
double runner. was knocked down and struck
my right side. began 10 have
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To Vote on Bonds.

RED BLUFF. April 13. - The town
trustees last night by unanimous vote
ordered an election called for the 3Oth inst.
to vote on proposition to raise $1,000 to
Duild Town Hall on lots now owned by
the town. The election proclamation was
issued to-day. There is no doubt that the
large majority.
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0atmea,-Mill Closed.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. April 13-The Quaker
oatineal-mills at Ravenna, employing $50
hands, has shut down indefinitely. This is
part Of the plant of the American Cereal
Company, which is the oatmeal trust formed
to limit production and force prices MP in
order that some return may be earned on
the capital invested.
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Calaveras County Renubl;c.r,

SAN ANDREAs, April 13.-At a meeting
OF the Republican County Committee held
here to-day the following were appointed
delegates to the State convention at Stock
ton. May 3: c. w. GetcheIl, San Andress.
): h. Smith, West Point; w. Dunbar. Mur-
kins. Jenny Lind; at large, 81. S. Blood
and j. b. Reddick
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DROWNED IN THE SURF.
Three Lives Lost by the Capsizing of a Self.
Righting Boat

AlgNLlug Boat.
MANSFIELD, Or, April 13.-Word was re-
ceived here to-day of the drowning of Cap
tain Nelson. William Green and Edward
Summers of the life-saving crew at the
mouth of Coquille River. The crew were
out drilling. and while crossing the bar in a
self-righting and self-bailing lifeboat the
craft was upset by heavy breaker, which
rolled the boat over several times. the
men being tied 10 the boat. as is the custom.
In addition to the drowning of three. a
man named Feiger, who survives. had his
arm broken. The station is new one, hay-
ing been manned only about two months.
The crew were mostly landsmen. CAPTAIN
jerks, formerly of the life-station at Ban
don, reached the scene in time to save five
out Of the crew of eigut.
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Arizona Union .Vatnrans

PHOENIX, A,iz.. April 13-Extensive
preparations are being made for assembling
the first annual encampment, Grand Army
Of the Republic, Department of Arizona. at
phGnix, on April D. The delegates from
the southern portion OF the Territory will
60 up IN a, body overland. camping en- route.
Several prominent outsiders are expected.
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Pale-Looking Person

1 always feel like whispering In his ear, Go get
bottle OF Hoods Sarsaparllal L know il VIII
help you, as IL has saved my iife!' Three
years ago I was In very poor health. aud was
told BY leading physician OF Boston that II
did not go through course OF treatment by
some skillful doctor 1 would not be alive at The
end of the year. He said tile
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-14

ness denied writing letter from Green
walt, because he feared disbarment. He
was Republican, he said. in response to
question by Chairman Wheeler, and IL
knowing the matter was wrong he sent the
money for Greenwalt for the purpose of
seeing II member of Congress would ac-
cept money for Illicit information. The
witness said that Greenwalt had iguratiyely
taken charge of him and that he did 1t be-
cause Greenwalt commanded or requested it.
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A FATAL EXPLOSION.
The Eoosic Powder-Mills Again Demolished
and Nine Lives Lost

WITKEsBARRE, Pa. April 13. - The
Moosic powder-mills were completely de-
molished by an explosion to-day. The
shock was felt over a radius of 40 miles.
Seven men were instantly killed and two
were fatally injured. The dead are: John
Gibbons. Dan Cleary, Aaron Colbaugh,
Moses Tucker. Edward j. Vanderberg,
Allan Smaft and Carados Reese. Fatally
wounded: George Als and Daniel Billings
Gibbons was blown 70 feet in the air. The
other bodies were found 60 to 200 feet
distant from the mill. Loss about $50, OOO
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A Frontier Scouts Crime.

MENARD. ILL.,. April 13.-Joseph Greenoor,
alias "Buckskin joe" for 40 years frontier
scout with Kit Carson. Generals Sheridan,
Crook. Custer and Harvey. has been re-
ceived at the Southern Illinois penitentiary
for assuming to be an officer of the United
States. GreenoOr is 65 years old
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Stanford's Gift.

SACRAMENTO. April 13.-To-day Bishop
Manogue received from Senator Stanford a
check for 5000. the money to be applied ON
the improvements TO the convent of the
Sisters Of Mercy.
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Tenuv's Great Imurovement.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Tenny Is surpris-
ing the trainers at Morris Park by the evil
dent improvement in his condition since the
warm spell OF weather a few days ago.
Snip Donovan had him out and he moved
comparatively easy. During the last week
Tenny's price in the advance books has
gone uu % tn 4
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TURF TOPICS.
The Third Days Racing at Memphis -Tenny's
Condition Improviur

Condition Improving.
MEMPHIS, April 13-The third day of the
Memphis Jockey Clubs meeting was we'll
attended. The results of the races were as
follows:
Six furlOngs, Bolivar Buckner won. Jim
Head second, Umatila third. Time, :21N.
-Four furlongs, Joe Murphy won. Jake
Johnson second, Bismarck third. Time,
53h.
One and a sixteenth miles, Goodby won,
Not Us second, Royal Flush third. Time,
1864.
Seven furlongs, Coronel won. Bloomfield
second, Will O. the Wisp third. Time,
1:37A.
Oae mile. Jim Dunn won. Boro second,
Sunnybrook third. Time, / 40
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Beck Is Bound Over

SACRAMENTO. April 13.-The drummer,
A. j. Beck. who is charged with robbing
w. j. Orth while engaged in his store, mas
been held to answer upon trial, bail being
fixed at $500. Not finding sureties Beck is
in jail. where lie has already passed about .
month.
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From Service to 4 ffiuence

PHOENIX, April 13.-Mrs. Eddy, domes-
tic in the family of Mrs. A. r. Williams
in this city, received notification this after.
noon through firm Of attorneys that sho
has fallen heir to 100000 worth of mining
property in Nevada. Mrs. Eddy was for.
mer resident of San Francisco.
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WASHINGTON. April 13.-The Post will
say tomorrow that it has it fiom reliable
authority that an agreement between the
United States and Italian Governments in
relation TO the New Orleans affair has heen
reached and the United States has agreed
TO pay 125, 600 francs to the families OF the
ltaiia:ss who were killed.
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Has Four Wives.

SANTA BARBARA, April I'D. w. Nc
Walters. alias Major A. H. Nave, was ar.
rested here this evening as he alighted from
the train from Los Angeles. He is charged
with blgamy. 1t is alleged that he has two
wives living in this city. one IN San Diego
anu another in another California city.
sensational developments are expected.
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Not the Rio Vista Mnrderer.

NAPA. April 13.-Officers here think that
the man arrested at Sacramento as Lee
Horrell, the Rio Vista murderer is not the
man wanted. Horreil is native of this
city, and always lived here until recently.
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The Gar Becomes Cautions.

LONDON. April lathe Standard SAYS
the Gar has declined to withdraw the pro.
hibition Of the expectation of grain until he
knows the result Of the harvest. which at
the earliest will not be until July.
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Crescent City Election.

CRESCENT CITY. Cal, April 10 via Grand
Pass. Or, April 13).-The city election here
passed off quietly. The Australian ballot
system worked finely. The Democrats elect
two City Trustees. Treasurer and Marshal
The Republicans get one Trustee and City
Clerk
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Lewis and Bergstein found the bullet under
the kidneys. Savage Is now in a critical
condition, with but small chance for re-
covery. The pistol iuflicting the wound has
not yet been found, although diligens search
has been made.
Later-Savage died at midnight.
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a New Regent Anrointad.

SACRAMENTO, April 13.-The Governor
to-day appointed Henry S. Foote of San
Francisco regent of the University Of Cali
fornia, vice ID. M. Delmas, resigned.