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The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29
Change of Sentiment Among the
Voters at the Southern
Seaport.
REPUBLICAN RALLY AT UKIAH.
Mendocino County Residents Attend
in Numb rs-County Tickets
Nominated.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Sept. 28.-Republi-
cans gathered in numbers on the plaza
here tonight. Every available seat was
occupied, and hundreds stood up. The
crowd numb bered at least 5000 people. The
Mckinley Club, several hundred strong,
marched from headquarters to the plaza
with inspiring music, and the Coronado
Mckinley Club in uniforms crossed the
bay and marched up the street to the tune
of martial strains.
The chairman OF the evening was Philip
Morse president of the Chamber of Com
merce. There was a large list of vice
presidents. 7 speaker was Major G.
w. Kyle of San Francisco. He was loudly
applaud for his witty opening remarks.
He soon revealed that he was an orator Oh
no mean merit, resenting the doctrine
OF protection and sound money in sue
convincing fashion that men in the audi
dence could be seen nodding heads and
whispering That's So" Frequent ap-
plause was given to the many points
made by the speaker. Major Kyle de-
voted himself to the issues of protection
and sound money. In referring to the
present attitude of the Democracy as the
champions of free trade he said:
Nv by, Thomas Jefferson, the father of
the Democratic party, was as ardent
protectionist as the father of his country;
and Andrew Jackson, the idol of the De-
mocracy, was STOUT believer in protec-
tlon - American labor and American in
dustry. The pictures of these great Dem
ocrats are kept out of sight in the present
campaign and those of the Boy Orator and
| renegade silver Republicans are Haunted
as the leaders of the American people,
But the American people are their own
leaders and will lead themse yes rack to
protection, sound money and prosperity"
The cam paign is now fully on in this
country and the indications point 10 Re-
publican success with the old-time ma
loritv. The free-silver craze is admitted
to be weaker than during the early part of
the cam paign. Democrats are noticeably
less confident of carrying the State for
Bryan, while Repu ublicans are encouraged
by the outlook and fully expect to throw
California into the Mex lniey column.
Public meetings are being held by the
Republicans III every precinct.
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MANHOOD.

THIS IS THE AGE OF PHYSICAL.
L perfection. 1t Is also the age of physi-
cal weakness. While one man avails him
self of every opportunity. to develop and
expand his manly vieor another is passing
his chances to improve. his mind and
body, and easily falls into the excesses
Which are always In his path, to thede-
struction of his vital powers.
'As soon as I applied your Belt found relief
from my losses, in three weeks gener l i'm
proved condition, and am now en- tirely cured
Icannot say too much in praise OF your Belt.
Yours truly, J. M. HUBBARD.
Westminster, Orange County, Cal.
Every man knows himself. He knows
where he. is weak. Knowing it, if he is
just to himself he will try to recover the
vital power he has wasted.
''It is worth its weight in gold to me- savs
Robert Kiftles OF East Sound, Wash.
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If you cannot call send for the book with
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Stewards. Of the Jockey Club
Determined to Check All
s.. Irregularities.
WARNINGS AND P0NIsHMENTs.
Fred !Taral. Reprimanded for Accept
!. ing a Git and Ordered to
:: Return the Money.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept. 2s.-A meet
1ug'of the stewards of the Jockey Club was
held this afternoon. There were preseEI
August Belmont. James R. Keene, James
Galway, Andrew Miller, F.. R. Hitchcock
and F. K. Stprgis. After discussion of
various facts laid be ore them in reference
TO Jockey w. Martin, it was resolved that
his license. be suspended for violation of
rule $50 and that he be notified to appear
before othe stewards TO show cause why it
should not be permanently revoked. Other
resolutons'adepted were:
Fhat Jockey CoyIe's license be revoked
, for violation OF rule $50 of the racing
rules.
That Riley .Graunan. be warned and
ruled off the turf for Offering and making
presents to*jackeys. in violation of the
rules of racing.
:, In view .Df the evidence submitted to
the stewards concerhing he"practices on
the turf OF w. Wallace it was resolved
that until the facts referred to in the evil
dence are explained to the satisfaction of
the.stewards. ali entries OF W. Wallace be
refused on all courSes racing under the
rules of the. Jockey Club. -.
- The following resolutions were adopted !:
F. ResoIUsd, That DR., A. Purrow of sheepsheao
nay De WARMED anu 'ruieQ OH the courses OF all
"sssociRtious racing under the rules of the
Jockey Club uutil such time as he shall be
willing to answer thestewards of the Jockey
g Cub all questions respecting the charges OF
eorrEpt PRACTICES which he has Il ade.
'' beSol ed, That all other charges of corrupt
practices upon'courses of assoc ations licensed
o by the racing committee be referred to coun-
-'seiI w th a view OF bringing such charges be-
fore the racing cCmmittee Tor Investigation.
:; 1t has come to the knowledge of the
. stewards of the Jockey Club that Fred
Taral, jockey, received a present OF $500
during the season of: 1895. in. violation of
the rules of racing. Owing to TaraFs. uni
''versally accepted good character, he is
reprimanded by the stewards and ordered
to refund the money received by him in
violation of the rules, and all Jockeys are
warned that the penalty for accepting
presents, under rule $50, will hereafter be
strictly enforced. o..
.' The following. was adopted and ordered
sent to the secretaries of the Brooklyn
Jockey Club, 'rhe Queens County Jockey
Club. and the Westchester Racing Asso-
ciatien:.
- ANY owner, trainer or stable employe who
shall directly or indirectly make a bet or
wager. on any race, against any horse owned,
.: trained or in the care OF such owner, trainer
;or;stabie employe shall be ruled off; or any
= person who may contribute moneys TO any
other person for the purpose of being bet by
the receiver against any horse for account OF
the eontri butOr shall be ruled off, as shall also
the person who shall receive such moneys.
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TO 0R0AM THE OFFICERS.
BaiiHgton Booth to Give the cbfef Leaders
of the Volunteers the Right to Ad-
minister the Sacrament


NEW YORK. N. Y, Sept. 2s.-since
the recent ceremony by which Com
mander Ballington Booth of the Volun-
teers of America became an ordained min
lister of the church many of his friends
have aske.i the question as to whether in
his capacity as minister of the gospel he
will administer the rise of holy communion
and the other sacraments to the mem bers
of bis or anization. Commander Booth
will in future exercise his authority to ad-
minister the Lords supper to the MEM
bers Of his organization, and the same
rite will be performed by his subordi-
mates in future ordained. He says be does
not intend to form new sect or denomi-
nation.
81 found from my experience with the
Salvation Army" said Commander
Booth, "that great element of weakness
In that organization was owing to the fact
that it is outside of church instead of
being within the church and auxiliary to
it. fnd it essential that the sacraments
should be introduced into our service, and
in order to have that accom- plisned il be-
comes necessary that / should be regularly
ordained as minister. In furtherance of
"hAS loed, ii Will ueTOIne necessary 10 or
dain the leading officers of the Volunteers
so that they have the right to adm mister
the sacrament to those under their care,
but under no circumstances shall ordain
lsymen, but only those who stand as cIer-
gymen do to their respective churches
As soon as Brigader-G General Fielding
of Chicago, Colonel Hattie Lindsey
OF thus city. Lieutenant- Colonel Vol.
ley OF Buffalo, Major Blackhurst
of San Francisco and other staff off,
GERS shall have been duly ordained, the
rite OF holy communion will be admins
tered in all The posts of Volunteers on the
first day of each month.
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Calkins of Nevada City was nominated by
the Senatorial convention for joint Sem
ator from Nevada, Sierra and Piumas
counties, and was instructed to work for
the reelection OF George G. Perkins as
United States Sena or. The coun,y con-
vention Endorsed Grove J.. Johnson's
course as Congressman from this district
and voted to favor his re-electlon in every
honorable way.
In the supervisorial convention, J. NJ.
Buth igton of Nevada City was nominated
from the First District, Henry Luke of
Grass Valley from the Second District and
D. McPnetres OF Truckee from The Fifth
District
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The San Rofae, rrta,

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, Semi. % tho
triai OF Robert Kelly for the killing of
Convict Arrison in San Quentin Prison
Inc last nye convicts were to-day exam.
lned for th- sub-rebuttal of the defense.
District Attorney Martlnelli addressed the
jury for the prosecution. He maintained
that the case OF the defense wa< too per-
said he, was concocted withont donbt'
The witnesses were arranged ingenionslv
IN different groups, each to fill IN son,s
gap IN the de- nse. He exhorted the inrv
to bring in verdict of murder. premed.
itated and cruel. The case will be contin-
ued tomorrow morning.
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SrAhFoRDs F4IR ATHLETES.
Officers Elected by the University
WOnan's Associntion.

Officers Elected by the University
HODIdn's ASsooiGtiOn.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Sept.
2S.-The Woman's Athletic Association
has just held its annual election and as the
result OF three days balloting the following
ladies constitute the clubs official body:
President-Mrs. David Starr Jordan
Vice-Presld dent-Miss Lou Henry.
Secretary-Miss Florence Bolton.
Tressurer-Miss Agnes Morley
Board OF directors - Faculty: Miss Maud
March; 81, Miss Jessie Ryan; '9S. Mss Zadis
Brown; 49,. Miss Mary Merritt; 90 Miss
Emily Dole. Special: Miss Edith Miner.
The association will have iuu charge OF
the athletic enterprises of the co-eds dur
lng the coming year. Tennis, basket ball
and archery are to be given all possible
encouragement.
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sAoRAmESro MARoH1Nq o1Uss,
1sCoIre Uniformed Organizations Formed
by RepnbticGns.

oy krpuottcG6s.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Sept. 2s.-The
Twentieth and Twenty. first Assem- bly, dis
trict Republican clubs held a joint meet
ing this evening and formed an organiza-
ton to be known as the Uniformed Rank
of the Twentieth and Twenty first Assem-
bly, districts. i. II. Berkey was chosen as
president and M. N. Winans secretary
The unifor n will be light blue trimmed
with white braid. The membership Will
be limited TO 150
This makes the twelfth uniformed Re-
publican club that has been organized
here during the past week, and it is ex.
pected that within ten days there will be
at least 100 uniformed Republicans of
sacramento ready for any political dem
onstratlon- On every side clubs are rap
idly forming, and the estimate of the
present mein bership is placed at 5000 To-
morrow night the employees of the State
Capitol will meet and perfect their organ
ization.
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Dyma,nitr for the Cubans.

WOODBURY., N. Y. Sept. 2s.-T he
Dupont Powder Works at Gibbstown has
just finished the manufacture of 1,oO0 600
pounds of dynamite. Just whom this large
amount of explosive Will be consigned to
is mystery, but it has been rumOred that
it is for the Cuban insurgents. Work on
the order was pushed with all possible
haste, the plant being in operation night
and daY for WeakS
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Racing a, st. Louts.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 2s.-six furlongs. Bust
Up, Mrs. Brady second, Dick beneath third.
Time, :191z.
Seven furlongs, Bob Clampett won, Met
aiTie second. Cochina third Time, :333I.
Seven furlongs, Dick Behan won, Bravo Sec
ond, Hush third. Time, 1885,
Mile and seventy yards, Haroldine won,
Helen H: Gardener second 0yereIla third
Time, AZ.
Six rurlongs, Pelleas won, Mamie second
Bridget third. Time, 1:I73<.
Six furlongs, Lord Semi W ~ Goshen second,
Fervor third. Time, 1:161z.
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Monterey County Dem ocrats.

SALINAS. CAL, Sept. 2S.-The Demo-
cratic County Convention was held in
Salinas to-day, with B. Y. Sargent chair.
man and S. q. Smith secretary. The fol-s
lowing ticket was nominated: Superior
Judge. Hon. W, H. Webb; Assem- blyman
George. Dudley; Supervisor-Frst. Dis
rct, P. Jordan; Fourth District, 6. S.
Redmond; Fifth District, Reuben Morey.
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San Rnfart CvcIers van Rnce.

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, Sept. 2S-The
San Rafael Athletic and Cycling Club is
contemplating another road race of the
same nature as was held here few weeks
ago. The roads are in such excellent con-
dltion, and the last affair was so success
ful, it is the intention of holding a.
monthly meet during the ensuing season.
Those taking an active interest in the
affair are NJ. S. Hotchkiss, J. w. Cochrane,
J. H. Wilkins and Captain W. E. Robin
son.
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more to hear from. T. O.. Jacks Isl spresi-
dent ana frank ID Owen secretary of the
club. The membersh D is Surprising when.
it is considered that this is the str1nghoId
OF Democracy in the county and thatsonly5
q few years ago there We're not fifty voters
in the TWO precincts and less than seventy
five at the last election.
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Tnlnre Snrerit-s oraante..

TULARE, CAL, Sept. 2S.--A Bryan and
Castle Free-silver Club was organized here
tonight, with 235 names on the roll. It's
memb mbership includes Populists, silver
Democrats and sprinkling OF silver Re-
pubicAns. DR.. H. L. Pace is pr sident, 1.
n. Wright, w. II. Miller and G. II. Castle
vice-pres. dents, NJ. u. Cottle secretary and
@. 0. Gill treasurer
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Hnnnn.s Weddtnn 4nniraranr,

NEW YORK. N. Y, Sept. 2S.-Chair-
man Marcus a. Hanna entertained a few
friends al the Waldorf last night in honor
of his wedding anniversary. 1t is a Gus
tom which Hanna has followed for many
years. Among the guests last night were
Vice Presidential Candidate Garret A.
Hobart and Mrs. Hobart.
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PETALUM1pS WOMAN oRATOR
Mrs. Ellen. H. Button WiH. zdroe ate
FnlEnL NMnrm0s. e'ss

PETALUMA, CAL, Sept. 2S.-The cause
of suffrage is gaining many. adherentss
here, and Pe,aluma will. aoon add to the
talent aireaHy on the platform in.the per-
sou of Mrs Ellen H: Button. who on Fri
day evening next wifi MAKE, her first ap-
pearance in Sonoma C,unty as speaker
for equal rights. Mrs. Button has already
spoken in Napa County. and in. this case,
at least, the old saw regarding "A
prophet in his own country" cannot be
applied, as the club is very proud of her
ability. A meeting held last Saturday at
he residence of Mrs. l. Denman inaug-
urated the first cf series OF parlor meet
ings by the Political Equality Club, and
was well attended,. The next meeting will
be held at the residence OF Mrs. w. Hill.
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Rodo-r, =. n.,..h,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 2s.-An
order was issued at the Navy Departm ent
to-day detaching Lieutenant-C Commander
P. p Rod gers from duty as naval attacbe a :
Paris. st. Petersburg and Madrid. and
assigning Lieutenant William S. sims To
relieve him. Commander Rodgers was
assigned to duty abroad in 1892.
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7h- txnr shoots Gro,..,.

BALLATER. SCOTLAND, Sept. 2S.-The
weather was fine to-day, and the Gar took
advantage of the opportunity 10 20 out on
a grouse-shooting trip. The Gar and
CZarine Will start on October 3 or the
southern route for Paris, where they are
expected to arrive on the morning of Octo-
Der g.
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EA1R1Es Ar Los ASeELss.
East Horses to Compete at the ConsissO
Mestfnn

Esast Horses to Compete at the COnffsO
- MeptinO2
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Sept. 2s.-The
indications now are that the coming race
meet in this city viii be the most success
full in the history of the Sixth District
Agricultural Association. The programme
as arranged Is a very attractive one, and
every class is provided for. Following is
a partial list of entries up to date:
PIP class. trotting-Park Henshaw, blk. m.
Mamie Griffin: TIL tie Bros, b. C. Stam B; E.
Erlanger, b. b. Tosg.e-; NJ D. Wisdom, b. h.
Challenger Chief; ]. A Perkins b. 6. Jasper
Ayres.
2:25 class, pacing-J w. Gardners b. m.
Mollew Mcs T. B. Clarke's eh. In. May.Nutford,
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Trea.ury GoId Reserve

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 2s.-The
amount OF gold in the treasury at the close
of business to-day stood AT $l22 O45. $50
The gold Withdrawals to-day wee SOS '200
There was received at New York to-dav
81, 100000 in gold in exchange for currency.
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onosen !. h. lhi,tu- Etfth.

SANTA BARBARA. CALL. Sept. s2s.-
The Thirty-ffth Senatorial Distrlct Con-
| vention met tonight and unanimously
! nominated ]. J. Bosce of this city for the
| State Senate.
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Disappearanee Of an Emses.rer.

BOSTON, MASS. Sept. 2s.--Harold Grey,
son o! Lawyer a. I. Grey of Boston, one
of the most prominent young men of
Hyde Park. has disappeared. For some
years he has been Boston manager for the
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29

American Wrjnger Company of New York.
He is charged by the company with mis-
appropria ing funds. the shortage being
placed at S20,0 900 to $25.000.
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Wtnt.r., MeKinleu o,..h

WINTERS, CAL, Sept. 2s.-A Mckinley
and Hobart club was formed here Satur-
day night with fifty-one signatures o.,
voters, and there are at least that MANY
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NAMED Ar NEFADA CITY.
W. 8. Robinson for Assernblynan and
I. y. CqLkin< for. Srnnfnr

NEVADA CITY, CAL, Sept 2S.-The
Republican County Convention to-day
nominated F. I. Nilon If Nevada City for
Superior Judge and w. s. Robinson of
Grass Valley for Assent blyman. L. S.
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Part of the Boulevard de Vaugirard in
Paris has been rechristened Boulevard
Pasteur.
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"a hereby given thar the first annual
frssEallEnent % local Improvement dsstrfrs
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