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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Washington, May SIT Is the belief
inehg officials that serious European
c1mpllcatiors over the Japan-Chinn
ieillement will be Averted The inter
'lw Of the Japanese minister at Paris
u the effect that Japan was chilly
eneerned In sufficient indemnity and
commercial concession ~ understood
Z sum up the situation. The cash in
tsmnliy was reduced 10 100000, 900 yen
] consideration OF additional SESSIONS
Y territory, but as Russia protests
lganat the cesslon OF the Lilac Tung
i.nnsula 10 Japan, II IL not lmprob-
lle that nm understanding sntlsfuc-
Wy 10 both nations may be reached
n which Japan Will get more indcm-
IVY and less territory. II is said TINT
'lpan begins to realize what u great
upense, present and prospective. she
~ been put to md how inconsllernble
" s9uVV0Op yen indemnity Is In meot-
" uls, There have been two Issues
aSar bonds reaching 100000 900 yen,
~ besides this Japan had 10000. 600
" % hand at the opening OF the war.
WI u not all, OF this money has been
,Ishqed N the war, 30 that the In
sslnly VIII not meet the past outlay.
''H'es THIS 1t Is said that the with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Gntania. SICILY. May 3,--A band OF
brikanda yesterday attacked n house at
Acl castle and Killed one OF It's ooou-
pants, a number " gnndnrmea started
In pursuit OF the brinanda, overlook
them And In the fight which followed
Six OF the outlaws were Killed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

New York, May 3--Announcement "
rlade this afternoon that Mayor strong
anlSud for the reslgnntions OF Police
Commissioners Murray ana herwh,
Republieans. Colonel r. d. Grant and
Theodore Roosevelt are to be appointed
to succeed them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
MAY nn A FIGHT.
The Nicaragunn Soldiers Getting Ready
TO Show Their Teeth.

New York. May IA special TO the
world from Corlnto, Nicaragua, says;
The garrison on tho mainland has beun
reinforced and the troops are preparing
mainland have been dontroyod The
guard OF British marines has taken
possession near tho bridge approach
The warahlpa have changed positions.
30 MS to BIZ ready for hohtilitios II noe
cssury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

berlin. May s..-The village OF Pom
meraelg near Frankfort, has been uu.
were burned and many persons were
injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

London. May a,--Thc Earl OF Penn
broke and Montgomery In dead. lie
was born In 1860, and was under necre-
tary OF war from 1874 to 1875. In poll
ties he was n conservative.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
SIOUX CITY. IA, May q,

Reported cyclone Sioux Center la
forty-nvo miles north. Ffty-two said
to bo killed Nothing definitely
known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Raw silk from Kansas cocouns Is
said to be the bust In the world In
this II rescmblcB Or. Prices Baking
Powder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Today the National stceplc Chase
association opens Its meets at Morris
Park. A. j. Cnaantt and other sports
mon lead the movement, To-day also
tho Amcrlcnn Academy of Science as
ncmblca at Baltimore, and Cardinal
Gibbons goes to Rome TO confer With
the pope.
You win confer q favor on yourself
by looking at our line OF parnsola and
Fans, We have everything In these
lines that you could wish for. and you
win miss Il if you purchase before look
Ing through our stock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Washington. May a,--TodAy's state
mont OF the treasury HhowAi Available
oash balance siSO,is7,sGSi gold reserve
sol ,2O2.G2l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
SHOE SALE
TO-DAY I!

900 pair ds patont tip usually for Goo for
q
price bO 100
1 he this
pairs
pnlra
pairI m
len trimmed
40 pair nics' nnan
lnrlnd 1880 price
Indies
ana
menHn
si.7b when we u ,
medium and hAts S'
100 nars Mora weltH
Menias % NJ a
IioyAn nin
Ilo,'a ponlhn
poyeS2 new
made shoes for s2'V
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
WINDS SWEEP OF DEATH.
IOWA VISITED THIS TIME AND
FIFTY PEOPLE ilI-LED,
SCHOOL HOUSES BLOWN DOWN
AND TEACHERS AND ChII-
pREN CRUSHED.

THE WIRES DOWN AND THE
FULL PARTICULARS or THE
TERRIBLE DISASTER HAVE NOT
BEEN RECEIVED DAMAGE TO
RAILROAD PROPERTY.
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MARRIED.

n X Il d.
HARRINGTON-DONOV this city, June
8 1898, at st. Bridgets Church, by the Rev.
Father w. Lyons Michael J. Harrington and
Mary Ellen Donovan.
TH-KIESSLING-In this city, June TO- 1895,
Orth and Martha Kiessling, both of Portland Or
SLATER-BUCKLEY-In this city, June 2. 1895,
by the Rev Mr.. Cummings, H. M. Slater OF
Berkeley and AgneSs Il. Buckley Of San Fran
cisco.
WILHELMSON-LARS 10, 1896 by
the Rev. DR.. &. Nelander, Lars Williamson and
Kristin Larson, both of San Francisco.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT No. 9, PROBATE, No.
~ l6,051-In the Superior Court in and for the
City and County of san Francisco State of Cali
fornia In the matter OF the estate of MARCUS
DAVIDSON. deceased. Notice is hereby given
that TUESDAY, the 18th day OF June, A. d.
1895, at 10 O'Clock A. M. OF said day, and the
courtroom of Department No. 9 of said court,
at the new City Hail. in the City and Cour ty
of San Francisco State of California. have been
appointed as the time and place for proving the
viii of said MARCUS DAVIDSON, deceased, and
for hearing the application of MYER DAVIDSON
and JOSEPH HARRIS for the issuance to them
OF letters testamentary thereon.
Dated June g. A. D. 1895.
TSeal.l c. F. CURRY, Clerk.
BY +. E. HOUGHTON Deputy Clerk.
]. II. SMITH and MORTIMER SMITH, Attys
for Petitioners
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ITO EXCHANGE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
l. property, modern 2story house; 8 rooms and
bath: handsomely furnished: lot 60x160; gas. city
and well water; carrage-house and stables: street
macadamiZed; half block TO electricians; min
utes from broad gauge station; minutes to mar
row gauge; cost $4,000. Apply to SANFORD
BENNETT, II and 10 Beale st.
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IF YOU WANT
L A GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL AND STYLISH
HOME
CALL ON THE OLD BUILDING FIRM OF
A. r. DENKE. WEBSTER STREET
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OFFICES TO LET.

ELEGANT OFFICES IN NEW SPRECKELS
IL building, 925 Market: rents low; extra
charge for gas janitor services or heating. Apply
81 building or q. II. UMBSEN & CO., IA Montg. st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

i OOlo COhLOoo.
Rooms "a and 25, Crocker Building, s. F.
@7n nO0 FOR y CHOICE PIECE OF
ID tO.OUO business property Sd st.; fine
investment.
$50 brob BARG On Gt0 IN n BUSINESS 0s
but come at once.
$500 600 Of residence pTopertY P Fl fhs
Western Addition; ffty-varas.
SANTA CLARA COUNTY PROPERTY To
- exchange for San Francisco propertv. freo
from incumbrance. ee
C10O MISSION LOTS ON THE INSTALL.
OfOO. ment plan
GS00 MISSION LOTS ON THE Install.
tDOOO. ment plan.
$40 GOO WANTED FOR, A GILT-EDeE
curity. ~ 00
LOUIS SCHLOSS,
Rooms "a and %, Croker Building, ST.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth marriage ana death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to have the same published.l
BORN.
FOSTER-In this city, May 80, 1895, to the wife
OF Walter Foster, daughter.
HESSION-In this city, June 6, 1895, to the wife
of Henry c. Hession, a daughtrr.
O'LEA RY-In this city, June 7, 1895, to the wife
of Arthur O'Leary, daughter.
SMITH-June 7, 1885, to the wife of Edward T.
Smith, n
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DIED,

DIED.
Alexander George w. Irwin, Christopher
Barrett Clara A. Jensen Catherine
Barry. Catherine Kilkally. Julia
Butson, Allen L. Long, Thomas
Crawford, Lou Lenas Manuel
Carter, Edward McCuilum, William J.
Downes, George Muller John
Davis. Teresa Meillust, Sarah
Desmond. Marguerite Miles, Bertha Nav
Duck Charles L. Nav, Patrick
Deutsch, Bridget Perrin, Gustave
Evans, John PanZini, Robert F.
Fahien, Peter Powers John
Friedman, Max NJ. Sivertsen Ethel C.
Gonrie, Charles f. Stoner, Emma l..
Hook, Henry Valsangiacomo, Gussie
Healy. jeremiah Wadsworth, Kittie
1lse, Susanna Windt, Henry A.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

F.JOHNS d. CO., FINANCIAL AGENTS,
II. 632 Market ST., room 9; money TO loan In
amounts to suit on San Francisco and Oakland real
estate; country loans negotiated; bonds bought
and sold; insurance on manufacturing plant
placed at low rates.
+ OANS ON REAL ESTATE, 1ST AND 2ND
Il mortgages, furniture or pianos without re-
moval; lowest rates. BECKER, 24O Montgomery.
e PER CENT-LoWEST RATES ON CITY,
" country and collateral securities. SdAD-
BURNE JR. d CO., BIB Montgomery ST.
MONEY AT 81; 1ST AND I'D MORTGAGES,
vi estates, pianos. MURPHY, 62S Market ST.
7 ST AND IND MORTGAGES, LIFE INsUR-
L ance policies, bank books. GOULD, 633 Market.
MONEY LOANED ON JEWELRY AND Ola
vi monds. Mills building, fifth floor, room q.
ON ANY SECURITY, AT LOW RATES; DEAL
" ing confidential. 43 Crocker building.
MUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE, CROKER
vi building room 81 telephone Main 5122.
ANY SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED ON
n your furniture, pianos real estate; low rates;
call and state your proposition or write: open
evenings ]. NOONAN, 1921 Mission 81.
MONEY LOANED ONJEWELRYANDO OTHER
in valuabIes at the Security Loan Bank, HOG
Market ST. Mason: private entrance Turk
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
~ WEEKLY CALL sent TO any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81 so, post
age free.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

TOR IMMEDIATE SALE - NEAR SCHOOL
S2250-$50 cash, $25 monthly; 30xl00; cottage,
rooms and bath.
$2400-$50 cash, $40 monthly; 81 6x1OO; cot
tage rooms and bath.
$3250-$50 cash, $95 monthly; 3Sx1OO; corner
house in fine condition: rooms and bath.
$325O-S200 cash, $50 monthly; 37x1lO; ele-
giant colonial cottage; rooms and bath.
$3S50-$200 cash, $50 monthly: 37x120; hand
some cottage, rooms and bath.
Houses to rent from $40 up.
Open Sunday and holidays.
MARCUSE & KENNEL
Bay-street station Alameda, and 62S Market st.,
San Francisco.
EOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN; A FINE q
IL story Sroom house with all modern improve
ments; lot 75x145; beautiful grounds, shade trees,
ETC.; choice location; near Park st. and broad
gauge station; electric pass the house every z
minutes. For price and terms apply to owner at
2205 Santa Clara ave-, Alameda.
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TO EXCHANGE.

7 OWN GOOD OUTSIDE LOTS, VALUE $500
i each but owe $3.50 each yet and can't carry
the payments: will exchange the equity, Address
Exchange, box 16, Call Office
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PIANOS. vIOLINs, ETC.


@ MONTHLY 1NSTALLNENT FOR A FINE
eDc toned Fisher upright; price 500. AIS Ellis
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
COTTAGE; d ROOMS; WINDMILL; NEAR
~ Dwight way, Berkeley; $1,000; easy INSTALL
ments; will exchange for vacant city lots. GA
Twenty-third St.. near Dolores, city.
DIGEST BARGAINS YET - YOU CAN'T
ID match them; $11 front foot; fine lot North
Berkeley, mr. station: severed and macadamized.
$120O-3 lots; Ashby-avenue Station; worth
$1,000
135; convenient to station; open Sundays. I'll. d..
IRWIN, Lorin station.
TRONTING ON TELEGRAPH AVE-, ONLY 5
Il minutes from university Is large lots, about
Pig acres for exchange for city property. Apply
JAS. ]. MASON, Dwight way station.
Wl0 RENT FOR GOOD HOUSE: 5-ROOM
tDIO. house, newly painted, papered; half-acre
land; farmhouse; 6O-foot well; 6 blocks TO train
and cars. NJ. L. WURTS, Dwightway station.
ONLY slsO0-HoUsE OF ROOMS; LOT S.;
" minutes from station; bargain. JOS. ].
MASON, Dwightwa station.
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pARGAINSTN NEW AND 2D-HAND PIANOS:
~ HaZelton, Brown & Simpson, Mozart ETC.; hard
times prices; instaIIments. EATON, 735 Market St
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE
THOROUGHBRED COACH PUPPY DOGS FOR
sale. 1875 Branpan ST. near Eighth.
DOR SALE-A WEBSTER VACUUM FEED
Il water heater and purifier. Apply Golden West
Hotel, 1926 Ellis ST.
DAINTER'S OUTFIT-FALLS, LADDERS.
etc.; cheap. zoos OFarrell ST., bet. and 5.
dor SALE-GOOD BABY CARRIAGE,
Il cheap. 623 Stevenson st.
DOOL TABLE AND BAR COUNTER. lis
l. Washington ST.
THOROUGHBRED NEWFOUNDLAND DOG;
L good watch dog: gentle with children; will be
sold cheap. c. s., 23S Day st.
CAFE FOR SALE; FIRE AND BURGLAR
- proof. I. HURLEY, room 95, 305 Larkin st.
WILTSHIRE SAFE, LETTERPRESS, SCALE
w coifee-mill and money-till: cheap 102 Clay st.
NEW 500 LADY'S SAFETY; $50 CASH OR
IN installments. 326 McAiister st.
A LOT OF EASTERN STANDARD MAKES
~ of safes which have been taken in exchange
as part payment for the Waltz safes, as follows:
burglar-proof bank coin safes, jewelers. safes
pawnbrokerS' safes, ID merchant safes: fire and
burglar proof; all sizes; at less than half cost; see
them before you order. The Waltz Safe Salesroom,
221 and 223 Market st., factory l3 and Is Drumm
St, San Francisco Cal.
NEW RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND
~ hand. W. 5. RAY Mfg Co.. u California St
COUNT ERS SHELVING, SHOWCASES
~ bought and sold ll2lla Market, bet 7th and 9th
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GOO EDDY-3 NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
OOO housekeeping rooms; parlor floor; private.
1904 PACIFIC-3 LARGE SUNNY FRONT
ICAt rooms, suitable for housekeeping.
900 KEARNY-F q r NJ S II f d ROOMS;
LCO single or en- suite; light housekeeping;
reasonable.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!
500. Lots in Fruitvale, Oakland,
1928 a block and half from cars
$3.50. Fine lots on Mission, San Francisco and
Sl75. San Mateo electric roads.
5000. North and south of the park
$3.50. All ready for building.
$500. Terms easy.
$500. JONES ALIEN RCO
$50 Market st.
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CLAIRvOYANTs.

ME PORTER, CARD-REA DER; LADIES
W 5Oc: gents 81; palmistry and clairvoyant; sit
t1ngs 81 80. 210 Turk ST., near Jones.
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A STRAL SEER-PROF. HOLMES, 523 GE
II ST; horoscopes questions. stocks, advice.
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MISS HARRNGTONS MURDER A MYSTERY.

to become acquainted with him; that she
met him at Dubuque. Iowa, before she
came to California
81 think he did some business for my
sister," she said, but of the nature of the
business she knew nothing.
"Sister was always very reticent about
her affairs" said Mrs. Jackson. II know
that she was connected in some way with
Mr.. Bucks son-in-law, man named Cary,
at Lodi, but do not know in what way.
She used to tell me not to worry about any
of her affairs We had not seen her since
last Thanksgiving, when she came up to
Sacramento to visit US
Now, as to whether there was buggy
seen in front of the house between II and
l o'clock Saturday afternoon, is point
upon which no one seems to be absolutely
certain. Many neighbors have been found
who say they did not see the vehicle, but
none OF them are willing to say that no
vehicle was there. The immediate neigh
bors on that side of the street were nearly
all in the rear of their houses, because
there it is sunny, and could not have seen
the buggy had it been there. On the op.
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to them. Who their predecessors were is
not remembered by the neighbors.
What makes the question as to these
previous dodgers pertinent is the theory
that the murderer probably had key to
the premises. An ex-Iodger who had not
returned his key might possibly know
something of the tragedy. There is but
little tangible about this theory, but the
known facts are so scarce that all theories
are now carefully scanned before they are
dismissed.
The theory of the police that the fatal
blows were made with Ratchet has been
modified upon closer inspection of the
wounds. A medium-siz monkeywrench
could have inflicted them. Such weapon
is easily concealed, it is pointed out, and
one very likely to be carried in buggy
supposing there was a buggy in front of
the door at that time.
A number of friends of the murdered
woman called at the house yesterday,
which is now in possession of Mrs. Rae
and Mrs. Jackson. Among the callers was
Mr. Dwyer of the Union Iron Works, who
had known Miss Harrington for some
time He said that Mr.. Morris, superin-
tendent engineer at the Union Iron Works,
and mis- sister, were old friends of Miss
Harrington, having once been dodgers of
hers. 1t seems important to know all the
dead woman's friends now, for some one
of them may be able to give a clew that
| might lead to clearing up what seems now
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most impenetrable mystery, and to this
end the police were active yesterday in
questioning all relatives and friends.
Chief Crowley's visit to Oakland yester-
day was to make personal investigation
OF the circumstances surrounding the acct
dent to Senator Buck He took carriage
in San Francisco, and on arriving in Oak
land was joined by Detective Denny Hol-
land, the most competent of the Oakland
force, who drove with him to the home of
| Special Poulson, who was with the I'M
fortunate man at the time the accident oc-
cured. The party then went to Twelfth
and Castro streets, where Senator Buck
was thrown out of the dogcart, and inves-
tigated the matter thoroughly. The Chief
was seemingly fully satisfied that the fall
of the Senator was purely accidental and
after questioning the special closely, came
back to the city.
Senator Bucks movements from the
time he reached Oakland from Marysyille
on Saturday morning, until he was thrown
from the cart and fatally injured, seems to
have been ascertained to certainty. From
Hackman William Moore, who met him at
the Sixteenth-street station. it was learned
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CABLE-CARS COLLIDE.
One Passenger Badly Cut by Broken
Glass and Others Injured by
the Shock

There was panic on Ellis and Powell
streets yesterday morning shortly before
II o'clock, caused by collision between
an Ellis and a Powell-street cable-car
Car 455 of the Powell-street line was
proceeding northward filled with passen-
gers and as it reached Ellis street car 552 of
the Ellis-street line was approaching the
crossing at Powell street on its way to
Golden Gate Park. It was also filled with
passengers.
The gripman of the Powell street car
apparently thought that the Ellis-street
car would stop until his car crossed the
street and went straight ahead. The re-
into the Ellis-street car with such force as
to drive it off the track. Fortunately the
dummy of the Ellis-street car, which was
filled with passengers, had passed the
Powell-street rails, otherwise some of the
passengers would have been seriously in
jured. The glass in both cars was shat
tered into thousand pieces, and Charles
T. Schiller of 2410 Harrison street, who
was standing on the back platform of the
Powell-street car, had his hands, face and
side badly cut.
There was panic among the passengers
on both cars. Ladies screamed with
| fright, and general rush was made for
| the street. Several passengers suffered
| from the shock of the collision, but Schil-
| Ter was the only one injured by the broken
glass. His cuts were dressed in drug
| store near by.
| Traffic on both lines was suspended for
over an hour. The passengers were loud
| in their complaints against both gripmen,
| lodging a complaint with the proper
authorities
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course. Two no-go's between Fearless and
Royal Buck, the latter finally winning.
Nellie Conroy beat Springtime. A feet
hare came before Best Trump and Lady
Fitzgerald, leading them long chase, in
which the former won. Rollalong beat
Kingston. taking the lead from the start
and the kill
Second ties-Ruby beat Mission Boy;
Dottie Dimple beat Tipperary in short
course; Skyball beat Dashaway; Flying
Buck beat Wee Lassie; Royal Fellow beat
Jack Dempsey in short course; Little
Banshee, in fine course with many turns,
beat Brophy; Daisy Crest beat Granna-
the run up and kill: Nellie Conroy beat
Best Trump; Rollalong ran bye.
Third ties-1n long run. from one end
OF the field to the other, Dottie Dimple
beat Ruby; Skyball beat Royal Fellow in
a short course; Flying Buck beat Little
Banshee; Nellie Conroy beat Daisy Crest
IN short run; Royal Buck beat Rollalong
in very close course.
Fourth ties-Flying Buck beat Dottie
Dimple in close race; Skyball beat Royal
Buck, getting the lead up, turn and kill
Nellie Conroy ran bye.
Fifth ties-Skyball beat Nellie Conroy.
Flying Buck ran bye.
Final-Skyball beat Flying Buck in q
short course, taking first prize, $3.50; Fly.
ing DUCK, second prize, PlZo, >. grace
Nellie Conroy, third prize, 500; B.
Dougherty's Royal Buck, fourth prize
$50; P. J. Cronin's Dottie Dimple, fifth
prize, $50; Westside Kennels Ruby, sixth
prize, $40; T. J. McInerney's Royal Eel
low, seventh prize, $40; T. J. McInerney':
Banshee, eighth prize, $40; B. Dougherty''
Daisy Crest, ninth prize, $40; Jane:
Grace's Rollalong, tenth prize, $40,
The next big meeting will be held on the
4th of July at Kerrigan's park, with $10C
added to the purse; Mr.. Grace and Mr.
Wren judge and slipper.
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that the train which should have arrived
at II is was a few minutes late, and that
he drove the Senator to his home at 929
Adeline street, arriving there at 1:35
O'Clock.
Members of the family state that sena-
tor Buck did not leave the house from
IL :35 until 2:15, when he went to San Fran
cisco. He returned at about 80 and re-
manned until $50, when he was called for
Policeman Poulson.
The accident at Twelfth and Castro
streets was caused by some children run
ming across the road in front of the
horse. The animal stopped suddenly and
Mr.. Buck was thrown out, striking on
his head. He was put on an Eighth
street car and rode to Eighth and Adeline.
where he alighted and walked to his
home, block distant assisted by friend
who met him at the car. At late hour
last night he was sinking rapidly and was
not expected to live until morning.
The rumor concerning John Woodlock,
the BeaIe-street merchant is without the
slightest foundation. He did not call at
Miss Harrington's house in buggy on
Saturday. He did not call upon her at all
that day, nor at any other time. Some
years ago Mr.. Woodlock lived in the same
house on Eddy street where Miss Harring-
ton roomed. Once or twice since then he
has seen her on the street. He was very
| indignant yesterday that morning con-
tenn porary should have coupled his name
with the case. As soon as he read the
paper he called upon the Chief of Police
and explained fully his every movement
on Saturday. Chief Crowley assured him
that there was no suspicion against him.
From all that is known at the present
moment, from all that came out of the
| work of the Police Department Yesterday,
there is as little known about the strange
and most brutally perpetrated murder Of
Miss Ellen Harrington and the motives