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Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
SDttenoe Wat t @tnnea=
polls.

st Mpoe at Irransementstomiteern
for Ssitibeli9bOlbelien al ben nurIte
5ribebsbns, 17Oe 0tai, blep ben lite
os. afbplot / Normanna Saa, Winnea.
polls. Surmanb &. 9. See fremlasbe
en- 9iite oper 76 Yerloner, repreientes
renbe 80 foritieaise 5~oreninser, ion,
bar bleune anmobet ON at beltaae / 8as
raben. s. M. @erner mebbelte, at
fslsenSe 5oreninser bapbe sipet 9sfte
on, at beltase | 9araoen, nemlis: Npr.
ben, Swedish Brothers, SwedishG uard,
Srpbeus sansfureHins, Bakers Union,
Norwegian Amateur Theater Club,
Spoiibens 9emperanceiorenins, 2tii'
bens 9emperaneeforenins, 1. O.. 6. T.
Gnisbeben, I. O. G. T. Midnight Sons,
Nazareth Young Peoples Society, -
ale fra MiuneapOlis. Sra omlisssnbs
Sper oil beltase: Reb @ins Sfiflub,
stiltpater Sfiftub, stinipater &iHe.
Hub, Rprf Sansforenins, Norwegian
Turning Society, Normanna Library
Association, 2osen @orben, Spnner al
&orse % Rorses Gtto, Ct. 9aul.
Sulius 6. OliOn fra @isconfins Uni.
p~erlitet bar lopet at tale.
Oct bleo beluttet at bolbe Gftermib,
bassfeflisbeberue paa en- lebis Ylabs,
Der itgoer op til Hormanna Sal. @apt.
gteis % 2sitn. Nelion pil faa 9efalina
oper en- Gioelins 9oliti, Der mariderer
meo | 9arabeu.
s. @. 8anssues, 9. @resorp % &.
3eitbp bleu uonapnt til at anmobs
Observation-Disclosures | Spo Minneapp,
lis ON at LUTTE fine 5orretninssr fra IL
til 5, % at anmpce G~rbeiossipere
Acknowledged ON at sipe fine ifanbi-
napilte 5Olt fri | ben lib.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
IRA @aybimetcn.
Vrosnftipnsu Of Speuinssnsn.


On Goppcrt af Sateisu al prOencsret
gnauiuasfteu / be 6orenebe Stater !
1898 er blepcu uoarbcicet al Or. @m.
Is. Dan. Gen piisr en- iamlet @uree'
ring Of naiteu 20 Miaioucr Dollars,
Ell 6~prmiuSFcIis paa oocr Is @liapusr
Don. fra bet f~Oresauenoe Gnr. Den
Iturs 9eSsans, ium ubelutfenee fanot
Stee | ben iioIte Del al Garet, Ifplees
De haarlise fnanciele 6urbclo. Srr'
bisn al blaa Steu nuIlaaes til Ell Dltl'
lion Dollars. Marmprproouttet bar
purberet til ~s2,411,092. Sermprt
alene bapbe ct 8rooutt puroeret til $l,'
$4,000, pper 6 Gauge iterre eno nos
,en anoen Stat. De Stater, Der bapoe
ss unititprfte Grembrinselier, par @e'
,rsia meS s26l,66 90 0eip gori ree
ke06, 926. Qanbets @ranitproeuftipn
par purberet til ss,8l5,934. 3erai
5lep Der ~proouceret / Masiabuietts for
b1,631,204; / Waine for s1,274,s54;
Nsp Sampibire for s442,424 % I
9srmuut for s778,450.
Set / Narets asb prOoucercbe Sti'
Ter bar uuroeret til $2,b23,173. huorni
t1,472,275 falber pna 9%euniploania.
germouts 9rooutt bar puroeret til
k~535,732, @eu OOrfs iii s204,9S2.
garbieu at llbbpttet t be andre Stnter
nnsipes ipm 6sleer; Georgia s11,'
P50; Maiue s139,20o; Mnrplanb
s37 1854; @ep Seriep 1868; lltab
1850 % @irsinin sl1,347,
8roouttiprsn al SanoIten babe en-
SGroi Of s5,105, ISL. vi bette 8elGb
ialbt az, 10l, 932 pau 0biu, % 1922.
552 pan 8euuiplpauia. SoltitsusprO'
Outtipusu bar purocret til $13, 920,223.
De Stater, Der baUoe bet itsrIte Bro
butt, pnr: SlinOis 81, 9O5, 900; Sbiu
t1,s4s,O63; Suoiana $1,474,695;
maius s1,474,695; 9ennipIpauia ST.
b62, 1896 % Nelu gurf $1,103,529.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
@'niniatiasen,

Or. e%nselbarts 5orTao t Il,
at Sfortlnsst itul ueOiatts
a0m'fe III at bsbanote sori,,y
ssttet iaar. gi eaar ub fro :.
at 50raasst blir Osbtat; "g,t "a
llaar paa' ct snOOs Scirs I,pIS. \
for bet! ~
|. W'n'Hsen er, at ben is,ci,r.
'ai nSar6eiSe en- iuSRanSi. n
iotiOn for eset nOrR a]Dr;nr',
Waar @esierinsen Bar tiEs,io.
tlnssts 5crlansenbe iEipr ~,
gen.. az oe'allsret 5ottIa8 til ss,t
lalatoaieH. os nuar R%eaisrins.a
tet ct ilist 5Orflas bar iot ,,s'
sslie for aOnIuIatbuOgsttet M.
tag YenseHs af statsiasier &
Sfort'nset to sa9en i fin so.p ]
st0rtinset maa ietO lab. N.Y.
en- Organization % iunr b,sir,, J
til bet fales aOniutatpaien ,nu
Sanuar 1895 % berefter -ioT
til larltllt nOrlt aUniulutoai,r.
uoar6eioelien uf en- fulSfpnSi
saniiation for eset sonuIotn,,j
bpbe abifiais guniteIi8bec for y,
tlnsstomite. Wsn &Omit,er
mDnol9es til at tiltuloe al ben
Oise giitanb, Tom er furncOsr
lom bet saar at fuu glano, fon
tiif Os teoretift er inOe bis,s !
maa bet funne Ipttes feIu pao S,r
Eio, iom nu er isien.
sa9en otl ba ituu Zig, at ON
gene til Soften bIir ina aioiprt
Netning, at bet Stuu9Ite @iriaI
life Tan t9nte paa at trobie b,r
relie, bet ielu bar nppeqer,t
S~onsemagten life lQnoere po,I
mOoiatte fig norite gelutnipo,tI
uoeluttenbe nurIt Gag al S,rl
Sverige, iaa oiI oft fUrnsOent o,rl
bereot os nOrIt 9OnIulnprrep
treble 8irtiumbeb fra l. 3anuor }
Sa &esierinsen fOripmmer fin
% n99ter at foretage be iornbSu,
bereoelier til ben &eform, ion
t'n8et ensans % ni9ientolbsGp ID
lluttet, nlaa SturtIuget ielU oiert
bereoelierne. Oct er Sno5Uloa
Gnselbarts Sorilag.- "9nt,G1I
ieSler." Il
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
S"noiamltngen til VeffDm:
iiifcrne.

Sopebfomiteen for Tbiiteo Gmt for
Snbiamlingen til be ben 81. Nopbr.
(. q. forulbttebe 8eiterbapsfitere bolbt
iorlebeu ct afIluttenoe Wpbe pau &aub'
buffet / 9bilteb. Sormanoen, Gmt'
manb, @reue S6ulin, afsap 8eretnins
ON ct 69llesmpOe, iom nopalsene for
&instiDbins % 9biiteb Gmter bapbe
afbolbt / Struer. Otter at oct Deb
Eriniesie Warie % @ebejmerauoinoe
Gitrup inoiamlebe 8elsb bar blepeu
anpenbt til at inbfjpbe 2iprenter, iaa'
leoes at enboer al be Gorulpttebes gn.
fer berpeo fl 100 ar. % boert u~fonir'
meret Barn 40 SIR. aarli9, bar man
enebeS ON at iupplere bette 8elsb til
benbulbspis 200 Sir. (builtet bog bort.
faloer peo @iitermaal) % 81 ar. oars
fig al &enterte al be forbaanbenparenbe
Wibler, buorpeb altiua &apitalen bliue,
urGrt. Senne anora9er for 9biIteo
Imts @eofommenbe ca. $4,000 Ser,
bpprtil tommer 5000 SIR. ipm 9oits
METER, Saptein 8ebiteb bar inoiumlei
% MI tilitilet &omiteen, meoens bei
fragaar be itrar uobetalte llnberitgt'
teller III. M. Sen darlise Gente a
&npitalen paaresnes at blioe ca. 5000
8r., og be f9rnRpnte aarlise llnoerItst
teller BIZ for 9iben anbrage ca. 450C
Sir. Naar Der bog life fan paaregnea
nOset Sperifuo uf &enten, er @runber
bertil, bells at Der mulig blioer anpen6i
ct gelsb til at betale Gnternes lpit
@i9lc, bells foroi en- Gum ai inbtil
5000 9r. efter 5ormanbens Sorla9
fan anpenbes til at itaffe 5iitere rente.
fri 2aan til &eoItaber IN. b. ct enfeli
fprbulospis pnsre S@stepar bapbe al
Briniesie Waries Snbiamlins fun
fact SO 8r., bpilfet iupplerebes til
200 SIR. De ~iransenbe @nter fra
Saniteb, bpis WGno pmfpm oeb en- liz,
nenoe &atuitofe en- Maaneb ienere,
FAINT beres Born ~tilasbes lisnenbe
gelsb iom %Openanfsrt. On Sitter fra
Stenbjers, bpis Suitru bar blepen linbss
ips ulpffesnatten % enbnu lite er ganife
belbreoet, fiji 200 Str. ensans for ale.
Oct peotoses al anbrinsc Sopebtapis
talen | Ganofrebitforenins sobli9atiuner,
% iom bens permanente 8efprelie
fungerer: Gmtmanoen oper 9biIteb
Imt, SerrebsfOsberne i be tire til @eIt.
fpIten Itsoenoe Surisoiftioner, iamt 3
andre meo apitbefOlfninsen peltienbte
WGno, Der inbitiaes af @mtsraabet po
oelses al Observation-Disclosures. Gmts
manoen forelasoe &pmiteen llbfaIt til
Ell 5unbats, inbebOlbenbe De narmere
8eitemmelier b%esansaaenbs, builtet lib.
taft tiltraabtes.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
Snbianerues Hprisraclfe.

Snoianernes 6prisrsclie. 8 &e'
peeientaut SOlmaus 8uppprt ooer Su'
Observation-Disclosures ipures Der en- grab
bic 3iItaSen | Smtotuiuserne for Sn'
biaHcrues 5urpleinirs / be iib1te iptter
Bar. s 1877 bar Sefuitnirsen nieo ei
turot 9al Al Miliuu Dollars. 8
1883 Git ben for fDrite Sang up ope,
9 @iliCner Dollars, s 1888 gil Der
pp til s Miliuner Ooh. 8 1898 naa'
ebe ben bet bsieite 8uutt, nemlis 1f
Milioner Dollars, men iaa sit ben uet
til Z Willipner. Den af Solman irem'
tsrte Bin anbraser til Sc, $50, 141,
bullet sr ben minpite gepilsnins fiber
1888.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
Salopn % YoItfoutor. @euer,

pOitmeiter Sisieu bar uoltebt 8eialino
ON, at S%alpOnp9rter % 9artenbere
life fan uonaunes til 9ofmeitre. Sppr
Der berfur er ilere 8anbioater, pil ben
Smt9noigbeo, at nosen af benz bar
meb misunderstanding at sipre, meb.
fsre, at Der siocs be andre 9anbibater
5ortrin peo l%lonGpneIieu. General.
poitmeiteren er ipmmen til ben Sperbe.
pisnins, at en- Saloon life er en- Ylabs,
Der esner fig for llobannelien Of Ell
Manb til 9oltpeienet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
Nptable Ssbsfalb.

Notable Ssosialb. Il. g. eena
tor Srancis 3. StOdbriose fra Mi6i
ean bsbs Itanous often unber ct Op
bolo | GbicneO. San bapbe paret ipf
! Here Tiger, men fslte fig / ben iibit,
lib no8et beSre. 8~sbsaariasen pa,
Sjertefeil,
Grant Sattor, &ebattsr Of Wash.
ington Post, tiblisere Of Burlington
Hawkeye, af9it Wanbas Gftermibbaa
Deb 3sben ! @aibinsiur. patton bar
Observation-Disclosures unber 9reTbent ar.
thur.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
gpeee' % 9aaueipreninger. Gr

WV
bsibertommisiGr Carroll 3. @ri9bt
bar uOieubt fin aarlise Rapport pebrg'
renbe gpsSe. % 9auneforeuin9erne
be 6urensoe Stater. 9st iamlebe Gn'
tai 5Oreniuser I 9aneet CT 6,83S, bppr'
al 5,59S ct lotale Os 240 rationale,
Oct iamlebe Iutal Gttieeiers er 1,745,.
726. Gntuaet at GttiebUlbere, iom E,
2aantaaere. er 455,411. Oct iamlebt
WettObelsb er $3.50, 667,593, Of builtt
f413,647,22S er | lofale 5Oreninser,
8iennemiuittet af 9aanene er 1,120,
Gnta[Iet af Sjenl, Der er pprettet sjer'
uem 6oreninSerne, er 200,S03 I be To-
Tale % 23,952 I be rationale.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Hp Senator. @uuerusr 8i6 af
Mi6isan bar ubnapnt Subn 9atten
if. fra Granb Rapibs til Sprenebe
Stoters senutor iitebetfOr nps aibsbe
Ssnatpr Stcdbribse. Senator Baton
er en- al be NET fremrassnbe slbppiater
Staten. Sun er isot i @enniplpauia
for A &ar fiben.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08
Nationeus 6jelb er | Gpril Maa-
neo blepen iOrsaet meb SLIGO, 971.
Wp Grit pontoppiSan aorflarina

SpmRrfipmbehen benleoes paa SfplelR.
rer Rau9ldnos @uertisismeut / bette 9o. ON
Up 6prtlarin9. 9iaeIeoes bill hi anbefole
I'll @iennemI9snins Of en- srunois GnmeIs
teIie Of Sosen i bette go. al 8Iaoet, iireueu
of @oftcr 8. M~Iler'gasen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Mebser's Angleworm % Worm
wood Oil Liniment er bet beoite Tom
Hnoes. Oct Iinbrsr eiebliitelis Of
Gmerte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Sanseren peo pelbabis Sammen.
tOmit: Seq ital bare ipnss en- Sang til,
iaa tai ies saa.ss
Yennen: Som bu lite saa igrit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-08

Sois Be life fan tisbe tribune glas
tier, bppr De Dor, ieno ba / 9oQpr til
&. s. @eiier, Decorah Soipa.
The morning call., 1894-03-08
NO BENCH SHOW.
The Pacific Kennel Club so Decided
Last Evening.

There will be no bench show held in this city
this ar, that is so far as the Pacific Kenn /
Club Is concerned, ami as a consequence the
members who raise salable dogs for hunting
purposes feel sad, weary aud disguised.
On the other hand MT mbers who have no par
tcular fancy to show their dogs 10 the public
and who are strongly OF the opinion that a
bench show would not be. financially, sue
cessful undertaking this year, owing to the
many counter attractions. are pie sed to know
that there viii not be bench show this year.
The meeting of the club last evening was
we'll attended, and In accordance with parlia-
mentary rules. II was decided that a notice
for reconsideration was not given at III last
meeting of the club when Ii was voted that a
show should not be held this year, the question
could not again be Introduced, and the chair
sustained the decision after quoting some
prominent authorities on the matter OF recon-
sheraton.
As previously stated. those members who
breed and raise stock for marketable purposes
feel decidedly sure. and it would not be al all
surprising 10 hear of some OF Them resigning al
an early dHe.
The sportsmen who raise dogs solely for field
duty and for their own pleasure, are delighted
with the ciSiOn as rendered.
The morning call., 1894-03-08
Thieves in Hayes Valley.

The house of Richard Rand, butcher.
1923 Hayes street, was entered about 10
o'clock last night and S15. which was in
the pocket of Rand's pantaloons in a
closet, was stolen. Entrance had been
effected by opening the front door with
false key. Mrs. Rand and a friend were
playing cards in rear room at the time.
They heard the front door close, but
thought it was Dir. Rand. When he got
home some minutes afferward. suspicion
was aroused that something was wrong,
and an investigation showed that the SIS
was missing. About month ago Rand's
house was entered and a diamond pin
stolen,
The morning call., 1894-03-08

February IL. John ID. Paulsen OF Station
testified TO a package being registered
i0r Lo- Angeles that afternoon, but failed
to Identify FurnaId.
John ?. Gallagher of the Hotel Lang
nam test fled that Furnald's trunks were
neld by him Tor rent due but on Saturday.
February II. Furpald called and paid his
biii and got the trunks. Harry Locke.
6eilboy at the Princess, also spoke of
turnald being flush" of money that Sat-
urday.
j. A. Kelly of Los Angeles, Mrs. Gamers
brother, testified that Furnald told him
she was innocent of any connection with
the crime. and also that he put Swiss
movement watch in her handbag and shen
placed the handbag in ner trunk.
The prosecution rested after the evidence
OF Detectives Bee and Gibson had been
given, and Carroll Cook moved FIR a ois-
m'ssal, which Was refused and the Judge
held Furnald to answer before the Superior
Cour, fixing his bonds al $4,000.
Attorney LLOYD then moved on behalf of
Mrs. Garner and Harry Earle for dis
miSsal.
The Judge said there was no evidence
against them, and he ordered that they be
honOrably discharged.
The morning call., 1894-03-08

them In his actions. There are some
things that men keep to themselves. and
one of them is such a letter as / sent to
Ausot. Twill write him letter tonight
couched in phrases that / do not think he
will care to publish. If ne chooses TO give
1t to the press be can"
If any one doubts Navarra's right to
call himself master of fence, he shows
certificate signed by such welI-known 1tal-
ian fencers as Inguaggiuto, GeracI. Vega
and Salaia. V. Monti and the members
generally Of the Masaniello Parish Club
say Navarro is a splendid fencer of the
Italian school. They support him enthusi-
astlcally in his position as against Ansot.
Moptl said yesterday that Ansot had been
most Insulting, that Navarro had his sec
onds and that he really meant fight.
81 am sorry this trouble has occurred"
said Mr.. MONT, because / am acuuain ted
with all three men, but Navarro is GER
tainly right. Ansot refused his challenge,
and il certainly was not a genilemanly act
TO Oh blish letter clubbing himself a cow
ard"
The Masaniello Parish Club is called
after the great Italian master of fence ana
is select club composed of some of the
most influential italian citizens. Its head
quarters are at 1924 Dupont street.
.Ansots action in publishing the letter of
Navarro is very much criticized by compe-
tent critics and the whole affair has caused
much talk in clubdom. The Comte
Moreau de Bauyiere is Ansot's chief sup
porter. He is Partisan who has ac-
CURED an English accent by long sojourn
The morning call., 1894-03-08
MONDAY THIEVES
Caught While Looting a
Vacant House.
They Had Wagon Load of Zinc,
Lead Pipe and Gas Fixtures
Ready TO Be Taken Away.

Officers A. j. Langford and P Walsh caught
TWO burglars al WORK at 113 Stockton street
shortly after noon yesterday and landed them
In The old City Prison. The house is the prop
erty OF c. C. Butler, and has not been occupied
since last May. The police heard a noise
within, and passing around TO the rear en-
trance found a shattered door, through which
they entered and pissed upstairs 70 the bath
room, where they found two young men busily
engaged in tearing the zinc from the bathtup.
One OF tire men was instantly recognized as
crook well acquainted with the Interior of the
City Prison. The other, who was app arentiy
but ! 8 or 20 years of age, was a str niger.
The officers found that the burglars had torn
copper boiler and an iron stand from their
fastenings in the kitchen; lead pipes had been
cut and gas fixtures had been taken down.
The plumber was heaped on the floor
After Handwriting their prisoners the police
men searched the vicinity for the vehicle winch
they were sure The thieves had provided TO
carry off the plumber. Near the corner of
Geary and Stockton streets they found wagon
bitched 10 an od bay horse. There were three
sacks OF potatoes In The vehicle, but the owner
of the rig was invisible. The prisoners and
their pluDder were rut into the patrol wagon
and the b horse and convey ance % which he
was htched were taken TO the station
The prisoners gave their names as GEORGE
Newman and Z. j. Hawley. They are opium
fendS.
Half an hour after their incarceration The
owner of the BAY horse, wagon and potatoes
appeared. He said bis name was Samuel Har.
ris, and that he was an honest man: bur he
could not answer all the questions asked him
by the police, and. to his surprise and sorrow
they locked him up also. They subsequently
found some pieces or gaspipe in bis room at
the southwest corner of Clay and Stockton
streets.
The burglars probably spent Tuesday night
In Butlr's house, as residents OF the neIebbor-
hood were disturbed by noises in the vacant
building.
The damage to the house caused by the
tearing away OF The pines, zinc and fixtures
Is estimated at sevel al hundred doIIars
The morning call., 1894-03-08

dren's fair at 4o2 Scott street. S11 so; cash,
$40; Mrs S. c. Bigelow. $40; employees of II.
Dutard, S31 so; Hawley Bros. g. Co., $50;
George a. Foster. $50; Thomas Moo ~ Jr.
(acditonall 500; Mr.. cMuIlin, member of
the late Grand Jury. So; Arthur A. Smith. SO;
The Mumm champagne Jones & Mundy
agents. s25; Eggrrs s. Co.. $40; Ohver
EIdroee, $40; W-ndel Easton, $40; Baker s.
Hamilton, SO; w. G. Harrison, SO; S. h.
Harmon. $40; Samuel Hasl It. $40; E. ID.
Heastley, $40; George D. Gray. SO; Henri
man & Mills, $40; Tillman Sc Bendel, second
subscription, S25; George Sraulding & Co,
$50; John Birmingham, S25; Alexander
received ss6' s43 So: paid out. s72226 25.
This leav a balance on hand of S14.671 40.
The rain interfered with the attendance alta
GLIMPSE of the Harem." bu number of bush
ness men aud of ladies dropped In during the
course OF the day in spite of the bad weather to
add their mite toward the fund for The unem-
pl0yed.
The total receipts taken ar the box.ofice dur
ing the day amounted 10 s74 so, which sum
will be handed over to-day 10 the citiZens' re-
lief cOmmillee.
The morning call., 1894-03-08

dimes in an American restaurant, but
through V. Monti. president of the Masa-
niello Parish Club, be for the first time yes
terday gave vent TO his side of the story.
Now, said the maestro, ''in the first
place, l presumed AnsOt was a man of
honor. l am afraid he does not come IN
der that head. His story abont me is all
false. He is, in plain English, buffOon.
Every time l made point at his club he
made some funny remark and refused 10
accept il as a point 1t is quite true
that my foil PASSED between his
legs ana he took it from me
and handed it back. but the fault
was his. Tot mine. He did not put me out
of the club, as he says. No man could lay
hands on NE with impunity. ] am gen.
tleman. l said he was insulting, but that
could not say anything to him ID his own
place. l told him | would send my sec
onds and he distinctly refused the chal-
lenge. He said: We do not fight H.
America Then, when l found be would
not accept my challenge. | did the only
thing | could do and wrote to him a letter
telling him l considered him coward. In
publishing that letter he showed himself
lost to all sense of shame, for no man is
willing to publish to the world that he is a
coward. It was not necessary for Ansot
to say that he cannot fight in America.
We can go far enough 10 sea on some YES
sci to take Us out of the jurisdiction of
State laws. l do not fight with my fists or
my jaw like Ansot, but with the sword.
AS to Tronchers challenge for $500 side
] will freely state that I have no money
am poOr man and could not get money
unless friends helped NE. l do not f. t
for money. | am master of fencing, edu-
Gated in Palermo under the great maestro.
Louis CipOlla. The preliminaries of duel
ling are the same in France as Italy, and
Ansot shows himself totally ignorant of
The morning call., 1894-03-08
EQUAL DIVISION ORDERED.
The Letter Writer'S Forces
Showed Under.
HER ATTORNEYS MAY APPEAL.
Judge Henshaw Renders a Decision
Which Is Strongly in Favor of
the Contestants.

Brother Dan Murphy. Lady Wellesley
and few of our society leaders should be
in quite happy frame of mind to-day.
The Murphy will contest has ended for
time at least. Judge Henshaw of Oak
land rendered his decision in the matter
yesterday. and, as was predicted exclu-
sively in THE CALL yesterday, declared
in favor of the contesting children and
against the young lady who deems Ameri-
can women, and particularly the women
in this section of the country, marrow
minded danes all for show" and who
wrote OF these same women. 'the more
see of them the more l loathe them"
Ii is not likely, however, that the de-
cision will be accepted without a protest.
The morning call., 1894-03-08
in London. and in speaking Of the affairs be

in London, and in speaking Of the affairs he
remarked:
You know our club on Van Ness
avenue is a strictly private affair. 1t is
very select, you know. All this business
of Navarro is very child sh. L. fact he is
what We would call in England CAD. His
letter speaks for itself. When he felt
himself insul;ed by Ansot be should have
sent his seconds. They did not come,
however. am ready to second Ansot, you
know. l want this thing perfectly under
stood though thai Navarra was the agrees
sOr." 1t is not known that De Beuriere
ever fought n duel, but as he really is a
Comte and Partisan he is supposed to
know all about them. One point OH " hich
Navarro and Ansot disagree. if the former
shoulo send his seconds, and that is as TO
What woulf then occur. Ansot saws il
would be in order to arbitrate. Navarro
SAYS he never heard of arbitration and
wants gore right away.
The affair is dismissed by Professor
Ironchet of the Olympic Club in very
curt way. They neither of them are very
much at fencing" said he, "but have no
time to waste talking to Navarro. l have
challenged him to a bout of $500 side.
and put up deposit OF $40. If he will
meet that well and good. Both are talking
too much. / have met the best fencers of
the Italian school, and never saw man
fence like Navarro. He doesn't fence
that is all there is to it"
do you think that Ansot and Navarro
would 6ght?" was asked.
Fight? No. In the first place they
won Id get arrested, and in the second If
they wanted TO fight so badly, as they say,
Golden Gate Park is big place, and no
doubt they could find convenient spot to
slaughter each other uDmolested."
As Ansot was pupil of Tronchet. the
latter's opinion of his prowess is worth
something. Should Ansot and Navarro
meet in the street. however, there is no
knowing what may happen. Navarro is
much the smaller man of the two. and
Ansot SAYS he feels like fighting him with
fists. II do not know what prevented me
from licking him when he was at the club,"
he said yesterday.