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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-28
RIGHT ON 4 SIDEWALK.
San Jose's Postmaster Asks an Opinion
of the City Attorney.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 27.-City Attor-
ney Hardy, at the request of Postmaster
Ryland, has rendered an opinion as to the
right of parties to drive over the sidewalk
built by the Government in the rear OF
the Postoffice. City Attorney Hardy in
his opinion says that persons owning
property fronting on public street
have the right to pass over the sidewalk in
front of such premises both on foot and in
vehicles of every character in the prosecu-
ton of their business.
The sidewalk, he says, is part of the
street, the title to which is held by the city
in trust for the public use. Any injury
done to the sidewalk by the traffic over it
may be compelled by the city to be re-
paired at the expense of the abutting prop
erty. Although the sidewalk on the south
side of the Postoffice premises was con-
structed and paid for by the Government,
this fact, it is held, does not give Govern
ment officials any rights in or over the
sidewalk not enjoyed by the general pub
lie
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FIGHTING IN SANTA CLARA.
Spanish Victories Reported by the Official
Bureau at Hdrdad.

HAVANA, CUBA, Nov. 27.-Two hun
dred rebels attacked seventeen soldiers
near Manicargu, province of Santa Clara.
They we're defeated leaving on the field
one dead and taking with them some
wounded, among them their leader. Dur
ing the fight several horses belonging to
the rebels were killed. On the Spanish
side one soldier was killed.
The garrison of Las Lajas, led by Caspar
Cantero, captain of the Civil Guard, de-
feated the rebel party commanded by An
cente Hernandez, in the Aluncinda, the
patriots leaving on the field six killed and
taking with them many wounded.
1t is said here that Maxine Gomez s
party is surrounded by several Spanish
columns in the district of Sancti Spiritus.
1t is impossible for Gomez to return to
Camaguey, as it was his intention to do.
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SIMPSONS REFK4CToRY MULEA
The Kansas PopatTist the Tictins of
RMndtCGy accident.

MEDICINE LODGE, KANs., Nov. 81
While Congressman Jerry Simpson and
his wife were coming to this city from
their farm, riding in a wagon, this morn
ing, the board on which they were sitting
broke, throwing both under the wagon.
The team of mules started to run, drag
ging the oracle of Popuhst reform under
the wagon for some distance, while the
rear wheel ran over Mrs. Simpson,
severely iniuring her back. She was taken
to physician in this city and is now rest
ing easy, but is badly bruised Mr.. Simp-
son was slightly injured.
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HIGHBINDERS At FRESNO.

TtUo Shots Fired at Chinaman Which
Missed the MarE.
FRESNO, CAL, Nov. 27.-Trouble seems
to be brewing among the local Chinese.
This morning at o'clock one highlander
fired two shots at another but both bullets
went wide of their mark.
There are several strange Cinnamon,
supposed to be professional highbinders,
in the city, and merchants in Chinatown
have taken extra precaution to keep watch
men IN their quarters day and night. The
troubles seem to be the outgrowth of diff
culties between See Yup and Sam Yup
companies in San Francisco
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Tyo Menioan Women Fsant.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 27.-Policarpia
Moraga was arraigned before Justice
Dwyer this morning on charge of assault
with deadly weapon, preferred by Trini-
dad Ramos, who alleges that defendant
struc k her over the head with bottle, in
fiicting serious wound. The eXamina ton
of Policarpia Moraga was set for Novem-
Der 90. Bail was set at $3.50. Both parties
are aged Mexican women.
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vention to be held in this city next May.
AT the meeting of the committee last night
it was decided to call upon the senior So
cieties to contribute 81 per member, and
the junior societies % cents per mem Der
toward the expenses of the convention.
The expenses, it is estimated, will amount
to $1,000.
ira of Oakland, consisting of fifty pieces,
will give matinee and evening concert in
this city on New Years day for the benefit
of the convention fund.
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EVA ROSE BARRON AGAIN,
Arguments for a New Trial
Being Heard Before Judges
in San Jose.
The Morning Session Yesterday Occu'
pied by the Attorney for
the Minor Children.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 27.-Arguments
on the motion of Eva Rose Barron, the ex-
ecutrix of the Barron estate, for a new
trial of the will contest case is in progress
before Judges Lorigan and Reynolds.
The morning session was occupied by
Judge CARRIER, who represents the minor
children. This afternoon H. V. More
house, representing the contestant, George
Barron, began the argument opposing the
granting of a new taiai.
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Want to Reflect Partridoe.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 27.-The mem
bers of Company B, National Guard OF
California, are making strenuous efforts to
have Captain. Partridge withdraw his res
ignation and accept reelection. A petit
ton signed by fifty-three members of the
company asking that he reconsider his ac-
ton has been presented to Captain Part
ridge, who promised that he would con-
slider the matter
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MARRIED At SAN JOSE.
John f. Brooke of San Francisco Wedded
YeSterddY.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 27.-Miss Cecilia
Mclaughlin, daughter of E. Mclaughlin,
the well-known banker of this city, was
married to John F. Brooke of San Fran
cisco this morning at the residence of her
parents in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke left this afternoon
for short visit to Los Angeles. On their
return they will take up their residence in
San Francisco. Mr.. Brooke is employed
as teller in the First National Bank in
that city,
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COMING TO THE COAST.
Denrer's Crachs Cgclers Leave in Charg
of Trainer Sbafer.

DENVER, Colo, Nov. q. = The big
Denver bicycle team will leave for the
coast tomorrow under charge of Trainer
Snafer. Those in the party will be w. W.
Hamilton, holder of the record for the
fastest unpaced mile ever ridden. and the
crack class B quad team, Stone, Cenibear,
Smith and Scarborough, who will pace
him on to greater efforts. Rigby will also
accompany the party and try for records.
Shafer is confident that Hamilton is the
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CARSON, New, Nov. 27.-The jury in
the case of James Heney, the Mint suspect,
was discharged this morning at 1920
O'Clock, having failed to agree after being
out for eighteen hours.
A new trial of the case will begin Mon
day next. at the conclusion of which the
Jones case will come up.
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Fire in the San Jose jail.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. pa fire was
discovered in the property-room of the
County Jail about o'clock this morning.
1t was supposed to have caught from
fireplace, and had beei- smoldering for
several hours in pile of blankets. The
damage is slight. The fact that the room
is alright probably averted a serious con-
flagration.
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CaLifornians IN Netc York

NEW YORK, n. Y, Nov. 27.-The fol-
lowing Californians to-day registered in
New York: w. Gerrisch, Grand Union ;
H. Pfster, Bartholdi; Mrs. Cunningham,
g. w. Hillett and wife, Albermarle; R.
Forsyth, Holland; E. w. Mcclellan and
wife, Park Avenue; F. NJ. Nelgs. MARI
borough; J. II. Ryan, Morton; II. Bene-
dict Plaza
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Burazars at Los .Andeles.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Nov. PA bur-
glar entered the house Of Mrs. Dunbarat
at 1511 Georgia Bell street shortly after
the midnight hour. Miss Macarthur
chamber was entered and she was choked
and chloroformed. The burglar took S4s
in money and some jewelry. Miss Nc
Arthur's injuries are serious.
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Old Gilrov Resident Dead.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 27.-Thomas Gull
len, an old resident of this valley, died at
his residence near Gilroy this morning.
He came to this State in 1868 and settled
near Gilroy, where he has since resided.
He was a native of Ireland and SO years of
age. a widow and nine children survive
him.
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ACQUAINTED WITH PRISONS.H
John Green, a San Jose Burglar, a,
Far COnyict,

Er- COnUict.
SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov 27.-John Green,
who is awaiting examination on charge
of burglary committed at f. B. Heath s
office, has been identified as John Griffin,
a desperate criminal who has operated ex-
tensively in San Francisco.
On April "a, 1874, in San Francisco, he
was sentenced to years imprisonment
for assault with deadly weapon; in June,
1888, he was committed to San Quentin
from the same place for twelve years for
attempted murder, and in November, 1892,
three years was imposed on him for bur
glary. When not in prison, he has figured
prominently in the Police Court.
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VIII Skate at st, PETERSBURG.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, Nov. Pit is de-
cided that the world s skating champion
ship will be held at St. Petersburg this
winter with the understanding that Mont
real is to have it next winter.
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Ieares for the Capital.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 27.-Vice-Presi-
dent Stevenson, who arrived in the, city
from his home in Bloomington last night,
departed this afternoon for Washington,
to remain there during the session of Con-
gress. His family accompanied him.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 27.-The
treasury gained 100000 in gold yesterday
as a result of Secretary Carlisle's recent
offer. The gold reserve is $50. 1856, 1926, sub
ject to reduction of $1180,000 taken
Yesterday for export.
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Te,nbiors In B,ttoorfn.

SOFIA, BULGARIA, Nov. 27.-Two shocks
of earthquake were experienced in the
southern part of Bulgaria yesterday
morning.
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fastest rider in the country to-day, as he
had never been pulled out, and has never
had pacing that he could not hang ON to.
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CLOTERDALE PROSPECTS.
Netc Fair Association Organized and Bi
Frslit anticipation.

CLOVERDALE, CAL, Nov. 27.-The
Cloverdale Citrus Fair Association effected
permanent organization last night. 1t will
be incorporated under the laws of the State
of California, with capital stock of $5OOO
The following directors and officers were
elected: John Field, president; w. 7.
Brush, vice-president; George B. Baer
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAroRERs.

Good Prospects for the Success of the
Convention Neat Nay.
SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 27.-The county
executive committee of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor Is making
extensive arrangements for the State con-
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Womem to Tote in Australia.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, Nov. 27.-In
the assembly to-day the lone man one
vote" and woman's suffrage measures
passed the second reading without adj
vision.
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Editor Harpeu Sells HIS Ranch.

DENVER, Colo. Nov. 27.-The 1900
acre ranch in Granada, Colo, belonging
10 Harvey. who is better known as "Coin, .
has been sold for $500, 600.
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Rearn Rain at Reddina.

REDDING, CAL, Nov. 27.-Rain began
falling last night and has continued all
through the night and day. Indications
are that the storm will continue.
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Charles connors killed a, Placervil,e. a

PLACERVILLE, CAL, Nov. 27.-Charles
Connors, aged 80, unmarried, while
ground-sluicing in mine near here,
was crushed to death by bank cave. He
had been an esteemed citizen here for a
number of years.
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Benri Rochefort IN,

PARIS, FRANCE, Nov. 27.-Henri Roch-
fort is confined to his bed with an attack
of influenza.
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AppEAL TO RUSSIA.
Benjdmin Matches Seeks Repardtion for
Arrest in Arizona.

PHOENIX, ARIz., Nov. 27.-Beniamin
Matches was arrested about a month ago
for passing counterfeit money. He was
adjudged innocent and discharged.
He has invoked the mighty powers of
his home government (Russia) to the
end that justice and reparation may be
done him. The Department of Justice is
now lnquiring into the matter.
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Cadmus, the California favorite, starts al
Ingleside to-day.
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Market and Ellis St

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Everybody is going to Ingleside to-day.
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Stockton, Market and Ellis SITS.

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The Washington times., 1895-03-29
Athletic Club Notes

The deciding set OF tea pm games in the
friendly series, between the Washington
Athletic and Young Mems Catholic Clubs.
will be PLAYED tonight on the alleys OF the
latter
A return series of games of ten pins VIII be
sbowled tonight on the alleys OF Columbia
Athletic Club between the home players and
the Cairo team. On account of these
games the second set in the {. a. c. ten pin
tournament for club championship, has been
postponed tuSaturday evening. On Monday
evening the third OF the club series VIII be
played.
The members of the C. A. C. who dlSire
to take part in the pyramids to be gwen
in the club benefit next month are invited
by Prof. Crossley to present themselves
in the gymnasium tonight for the initial
practice.
AT O'Clock to-day. at Capitol Park,
North Capitol and streets, the George
town University baseball team VIII play
the team from the University of Vermont.
1t viii be the first opportunity the local
fans will have to see the work Of George
towns strong team, and there viii no doubt
be a large attendance. good. stiff
game of baseball may be expected.
Capt Lausdale and his team of Y. NJ.
c. c. tenpIn bowlers and the pool team
accepted an invitation TO play friendly
series of games with the Baltimore Catho-
lie Club players tomorrow night. The
teams and a large number of ''rooters"
will leave on an early tomorrow after
noon, and ought to return winners OF at
least two games in each contest, with
the Monumental City players. date
for the return games Will be fixed later on.
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DEATHS OF A DAY.

Belle F onte, Pa, March 2S.-E; G.
Humes, president of the First National
Bank. and one of the wealthiest citizens Of
Centre county, died to-day OF congestion of
the membrane OF the throat. He was
eighty-fiye years of aye and until a few
days ago attended 10 his duties as presi-
dent of the bank.
Norfolk, Va, March 2s.-Capt Charles
H Simmons. of Frederick. Md, died at
St Vincent De Paul's Hospital to-day.
Capt Simmons was sixty six years old.
For fifteen years he was resident repre-
sentative of the Pacific Mail steamship
Company at Toxic, Japan, and Hong Kong
China The body was sent 10 Frederick to-
night for burial Sunday.
London. March z9.-The Times announces
the death OF James Murray, of Baltimore,
in this city yesterday.
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MERCER WAS IN FINE FORM
He and Mullarky Mere Too Much for
the Pittsburg Pirates.
Cartwright Continues His Good Work with
the stich-coogan Played Short and
Caught in League Style.

Savannah, Ga, March 2S.-The Sena-
tors had an easy time to-day with Man
ager Macks Pirates. The lads from the
Smoky City of Pennsylvania were never in
the game from start to finish, the Wash
ingtons winning by score OF to /
Cartwright's batting was a feature of
the game, while Abbey got in his share
of stick work. Nicholson. too, was not
behind with the bat. smelz's men We're
fun of vim and the whiskerial manager
was highly pleased at the teams work.
He watches every point of the game and
aids his players in getting down 10 mag
nificent shape.
Mercer pitched beautifully for five inn
ings and his showing is wonderful. MuI-
larky also did some excellent work during
his half OF the game. CoOgan played
short for five innings in excellent style
and then rel .eved Mcclure behind the
bat
Little Collins is proving himself yaIu-
able man for the Senators. Selbach was
loudly appauded to-day for GifficBlt
catch OF d fly after long run. The Pi-
rates got in three hits off Mercer and
Mullarky, but did not avail them anything
Cross stole two bases in the fifth IN a
Garrison-finish style, ard scored on Done
vans two dagger.
Killen Snd Hawley pitched fairly well.
The Pirates are smarting under their
defeat, and tonight are making predictions
as to what they will do tomorrow
Chief of Umpires Harry Wright Wit
messed The contest frora the press box, and
afterthe game declared thathis score showed
the men were doing good work.
The score by innings:
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JOHANNA SAYS sHB FoxEY.
She and Mrs. Kelly Don't Agree as TO the
Ownership OF a Queer Little Cottage.

She and Mrs Kelly Don't Agree as to the
Ownership OF Queer Little Cottage.
A queer little Irish woman, known as
Johanna Quill, is having considerable
difficulty with her relatives and a woman
named Mary Kelly, about queer little
house. OF which both women claim to be
the legal owner.
The structure in question is on + street,
between New Jersey avenue and North
Capitol street, and Johanna has just fin
ished serving a term IN the workhouse for
taking upon herself the duties and RESPONSE
bilities OF a constable and trying to evict
Mrs. Kelly in true County Kerry landlord
fashion.
In the police court Johanna was charged
with destroying private property. She
stoutly ma maintained the the door she
broke down was her own, and said she:
"Shure, an I'd br'ak duzzen dhures
to git into me own mist"
She was found guilty, and came out Of
the workhouse only two days ago, and i'm
mediately laid siege to the little structure
which she claims.
Mrs. Kelly, who holds possession and
makes counter claim to ownership,
consulted Judge s. c. Mills and other lazy
yer5 yesterday, and as a result Johanna
Quill was arrested on a warrant charg
ing her with insanity last night by Officer
Brady.
She was somewhat under the influence
of liquor when locked up at No. police
station, and shouted:
Aha, they think Ohm as crazy as
bed bug, but I'm as foxy as q shwamp
owl, an I'll fool 'em all yit.'
Johanna VIII be examined to-day by sew
eral physicians to determine whether she
is sane or insane 1t is said the question
of ownership OF the little four room house
on T street is pending in the courts. but
Johanna is not satisfied 20 wait for a de
csion. but tried yesterday 10 raze the
place to the ground.
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JURYMEN GET A LEVY"
Case in Which They Draw the Ancient
Fee Of IL 1-2 Cents.
Coal Dealer Canisuia Sued by Former Sub
tenant. C. H. Elf, Who Was Prac-
tically Evioted by Him.

A jury OF twelve good men and true
were summoned into the office of Judge
Samuel c. Mills yesterday aftern BON TO
try damage case. The SUNNI puiHg of
a magistrates jury is rare occurrence in
the District and is provided for by a
Georgetown ordinance, as old as tue ancient
town itself.
The munficent fee allowed each jury
man under the moss covered ordinance is
! 2 1-2 cents. or ii '1evy'' each, as the
law expresses it, and they personally Ie-
ceived that amount after spending over an
hour III hearing the case, which was that
of Charles II. Elf. who sued Arthur r.
Canisius. The South Washington coal dealer
of No. 723 L stIeet southwest, for $3.50
damages.
Cansins, IL appears, sub-let three rooms
to if, and violated his contract by failing
TO furnish heat for them. During the cold
weather the water pipes were frozen and
burst, causing the sub-tenant considerable
difficulty and endangering his health, so
he claimed. On February 3 EIiff was
compelled to remove his wife to the home
of her mother, as she was sick from being
kept in the unheated apartments.
Cansins then gave Eliff a thirty days
notice to move while he was at lis Wife's
mothers, and would not let them take
possession OF the apartments during the
process of law. The eiectment case was
tried before Justice Scott, who decided
that the thirty days notice was not a
thirtydayS' notice. it having been reckoned
from February i to March Ii, when Feb
ruary only had twenty eight days, and
was therefore null and void
The jury awarded verdict OF 81 liz
against Canisins The jurymen who served
for justice and IL 12 cents Were: T. E.
Spencer, G. q. Dade, Robert Hutchinson,
w. g. Bright, c. A. Birkley, George w.
Johnston, Edward Ragan, w. T. Burk, d.
p. SyphaX, j. /. Answorth. w. G. Hays
lett, and c. L. Gates.
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whiskr Gtren for a Forged check.

A smooth talking young man walked into
H. Xander's liquor store, No. 305 Four and
a-half street northwest, last evening, and
asked for a pint of whisky and some cigars
The articles were given him and he handed
the proprietor i'll payment a check for So.
The paper was cashed and the amount
taken out for the articles. MT Xapder
then discovered that the check was forgery
and notified the Fourth precinct police. 1t
was signed u. c. SacksoD.' The fellow
who presented the check gave his name as
SAM Beech. He was about twenty years of
age, with dark hair and slight mustache of
the same shade. He was roughly dressed.