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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-21
For DEATH Notices see Page Is.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE
Sam Haymau, Iowa
T X Harper, RockIslBnd
n ] Derne!l, Fresno
J \ Pertle, Los Angeles
g Hanna, Los Angeles
w + Parker,Lo Angeles
] White & d, Texas
Mrs GSeidig,Los Angles
c r Monroe &wf, 3 lose
F q Fletcher, Providence
c l. Webb, Seattle
r B Wilson&wf, Portland
Mrs ] l. Broderick, Ind
Mrs L w Broderick, Ind
MrsL w Hallock, Detroit
Mrs J II Tucker, Clevind
Miss HKTucker, Cleylnd
J ] Kirk, PiQua
.AMTu cker, Cleveland
GB Webster&wf, Tacom a
& B Walter&wi, Tacom a
Mrs H Sh aubet, Tacoma
Miss sanborn, Tacoma
A X Whitney Jr, n Y
Miss G Chase, Boston
Mrs W Raphael. London
GRAND
J Laughlin, Santa Rosa
r L Gillmer, Chicago
Miss Goldstein, Portland
Miss Bryan, oregon
] l. Bley, Cal
NJ Bailey, y Y
A ID Nye, Stockton
Master Z A Smith, Napa
A Hebron, sac
] L Murphy, Riverside
G ] Kenney. Los Angeles
Miss E kreekel, Seattle
y J Rogers, san Jose
Mrs Eani r, Santa Cruz
r Van DuZen, WI, L k
A 5 Wells, Utica
Miss r g Runner, Seattle
E a Ogden. san Diego
A q Thompson, Maine
J Z Scott, indianapolis
d J Long & wi, Sac
A II Heber, Chicago
ny Leisy, Nebr
DR. a f osborne, Eldrid 6
J p Cox, Folsom
II ( Atwood. Wis
COSMOP0LI'
J II Hickey. Tacoma
ID Gamble, Hanford
] NJ Townsend, Selma
r Ross, santa Rosa
] NJ Tully, sonora
Chas Eckhoif, Coos Bay
Jos Mccain. Dagrett
q Busting, Peoria, III
+ + Peters, Los Angeles
w Hanasen, Berry, \ II
Robert Butler, MADEIRA
A i I've, san Jose
ii c Lindman, Portland
Thos Henry, Portland
Mrs TAFT, Portland
] l. Schieffiin, Portland
3 J Skinner. New York
Mrs NJ z Carr. Portland
F French & W, Butte City
q A Sillman, Sacramento
l. Cain & ~, Spokane
+ L Potter & W, L BanOs
L Baker, Los Angeles
w ] Tompkins, Mexico
LICK
James B Devlne. Sac
w A Carroll, New York
CD McClain, Grass V
A z Books, San Jose
W ] Hlllman, Cal
II Burk, Deming, y M
Silas Carrie, Sacramento
c b Rea, College Park
Mrs 4 Mott, Wash
W w Hunt, Santa b
Miss Il Maxwell, Sonora
Jrof J NJ Scharberle. Cal
Hon r w Beamer, Cal
G. + Buck, stockton
c Wood, Martinez
BALDWI
W o Wetser, Santa CLAIR
Is Nj Birdsall, Sonoma
] G ynch, South Bend
Z Fish back, n y
c w O'Connor, City OF
Sydney
W II Clark, Stockton
Ii Furnivall, Benicia
W @ Brain & W. Iowa
Miss E Cody, San Raiae.
NEW WEST
+ Locke, 9 : y
] Jerbocer, q s y
J Carson, q ) "
NJ S McGood, U 5 NC
r Bayer, L ; NJ c
Willorby, we'd, Ogden
L Dinsmore, Eureka
G Phelps d wife, Seattle
Z II Gerry, Wash
Thos Cliffe, b C
] Harking, Los Angeles
] K BeuZner, Toner
o @ Mcdonald, Portld, o.
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE,

EXCHANGE-CoTTAGE AND LOT. TWENTY
I-second ST., near San Pablo ave.. and business
corner lot on seventh St, Oakient FOR improved
frut.farm near Hsywards. Address store, 1e4s
Park ST., Alameda
% HOUSES & LOTS. FROM $3.50 TO $40, 600
EO5o ranches, all sizes, from 500 to-. $4,000
100 business places. all kinds, from $50 10. 1000
% lodging-houses and hotels from 5000 to 5000
lots Ocean View, 50xl 600
stores % rooms: rent $1e0. -....-.-..--. $4,000
II. {. DECKER, 1920 Market ST., opposite Fifth
NEMENT, CONCRETE OR PLASTERING
~ work in exchange for good building lot Ad-
dress @ c., box 90, Call.
1890 ACRES TIMBER LAND, KERN CO.;
lAOU water; tine for cattle-raising MIX. 10, CAL
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7 OTIS 1880.
IL IS CASH, SIS MONTHLY.
STREET WORK DONE
We can sell you lots in the Castro-st. Addition at
price and terms as above; electricians pass the
property; al the streets are graded, severed and
macadamized: water pipes laid; title perfect: go
out to-day and see them: take the Guerrero-s:
electric cars mission Valencia, transfer at l4th
ST. and ride Chenery and Castro sts.; branch
office there; call for particulars.
BALDWIN & HA MMOND,
10 Montgomery st.
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DICHMOND BARGAINS
IL The few remaining lots on 25th avenue, be-
tween PIT Lobos avenue and Clement street
will De sold for SIS cash and $40 monthly.
Prices 1878 and upward.
FOURTH AND FIFTH AVENUES.
Choice building lots on 4th and 5th avenues
Lake and California streets; $1,000. etc /:
severed, macadamiZed, etc Terms $50 cash.
$40 monthly.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND
10 Montgomery st.
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BARGAINS.
ID SPLENDID INVESTMENTS
LOTS FACING THE PARK
Go out to-day and the block we have Just
undivided.
LOTS ON 9TH AVE.
LOTS ON 10TH AVE
LOTS on II ST.
LOTS ON ST.
The block has Just been graded. sidewalks have
been laid in front OF every lot Water and gas
piped 10 the property. The prices are only
$3.50 To $1l00.
$50 CASH. $40 MONTHLY
These lots will prove splendid invest ments and
we advise you TO see them once and secure
your choice. BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery at
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

~ a LOT AT YOUR OWN PRICE,
If SO 90 to-day and see the 100 beautiful building
sites we viii sell at auction Monday evening. MAJ
rs. at 80 O'clock at our sslesroom. II Monteou-
cry ST.; all Level and ready to build on; terms
month; YoU MAKE THE PRICE: take Mission
electric cars; ride 10 Francis ST.; YOU will find
our branch Office and representative GEORGE A
TURNER; Office open every day in the week, i'm
Guiding sunday, from $50 A N. till p. N
0'FARRELL & CO.. Auctioneers,
IL Montgomery ST.
At THE sALEsRooM OF OFARRELL &
"A Co. IL Montgomery ST.,
Monday evening, May 70. at $50 O'Clock, we will
100 OF THEM-25T100 EACH.
All level and ready 70 build on; but % minutes
low-priced lots on the market; TO price we
leave that to you-''fou make the price" Terms
$40 the fall of the hammer. balance $40 a
month
ing and If Won want lot for home site or Invest
raent yon viii look no farther; 10 sand no noun
tains; no rocks; no swamps
To visit this property take Misslon-st electric
viii there find our branch ofhce and represents
tive, GEORGE a. To RNER, who viii show You
nation. oiFARRELL & CO., Auctioneers
A BEAUTY-LITTLE 12-RoOM PACIFIC
"A Heights home: slS,500; Is cash; balance
500 per month. ADDRESS ., box o2, Call Office
AL HoRIGKR LOUIS A. soUC.
L
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
4s5 AND 467 VALENCIA ST, NEAR 18TH
AS we make a speciality OF Mission properly and
are right on the spot, we save you time and
money by calling on US at once.
.roO 3Oxll4; HERE Is i CHANCE To
Gf iUU. secure an elegant home in the warm
bel. of the Mission easy terms: $4,000 cash, bal
ance can remain; oay.wIndow house OF rooms
worth 10000
10 OO. house 6 rooms and bath could at
small cost be converted into Al business property
| the lot is worth more money;
S4700 3 Ss dh:iSess fats IN she Mssoa
modern bay-window flats of and rooms and
bath; laundry and basement: street work all done.
| O.SSnn 25xl14; GOTH ST., NEAR VALEN-
SOOUU ella; bay-wiudow house: rooms and
bath: $4,000 can remain on mort gage.
eeOO0 30x1l4; LIBERTY ST, Mr.. GUER-
,NOUUO. zero; bay-window house: s rooms
bath: laundry; Mob Hill OF the Mission; grand
view.
$780, 81 AtaSg NR soa sSTE aor ssa
bath; could at small cost be converted into bust
G26G0 2sxl25: CHATTANOOGA ST, Mr.,
| bath; in perfect order; fine garden.
| 10000 SAN CARLOS AVE, Mr. 10TH
| .NOOOu. 2-story house Of 5 rooms and bath
street work all done and accepted.
C.OO0O 25xs0; LEXINGTON AVE, NEAR
SZOUU. 19th-2 fats, and rooms; rent
| S2S. street work all done and accepted
| our list comprises some Of the best property in
the Mission. Lots OF all sizes in any of the home.
steads; also good business corners in any part OF
| the Mission: cali and get a list aud prices
If you want your vacant houses rented place
them with
l. y. SOUC & CO., 400 ana zbf valencia ST.
near 18th.
n org 9oS0
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- DING, GOING!
VI AND NEARLY ALL GONE
Thirty-fve lots already sold IN that beautiful
block bounded by California and Lake streets, 1lth
and 18th avenues.
PRICE 500 ONLY.
$50 CASH. $40 MONTHLY.
All street work done. School distant half
block. Sutro electric cars one block away.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
20 Montg 1merr ST
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ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET.

ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET,
no BENT-NEW COTTAGE; S ROOMS; LII
modern improvements: lawn: flowers; rent
$50; water free. l4S4 Ninth St, bet. Mastick and
Encinal station, Alameda
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EOR RENT-FU FINISHED HOUSE; 5 ROOMS
Il and bath: piano; $50. 20li Virginia St, near
Shattuck ave-. Bergman station.
DOR RENT-AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE OF
i IL rooms, Dwight way, Berkeley; beautiful!
grounds; profusion Of flowers, fruit and shru D.
berry: carriage house, barn, etc NJ l. WURTS,
Dwight-way station.
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GS000 800 ACRES, CONTROLLING IN
cDOUOV. limited range; fine water and elm a te !;
abundant feed and acorns; adapted 10 grain. fruit
and stock, especially hogs: miles from flourish
ing railway town good road; here is the chance of
lifetime TO get large, profitable stock ranch,
beautifully located, for half value and easy terms
VIII exchange for City or Oakland property. see
or address owner, 20 OFarrell ST., rooms 2 and l.
9 10 ~ A. n
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MEDICAL.

NICE PRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT;
terms moderate. Office, 235 Kearny ST.. room g.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
~ atty; private; no charge unless successful; all
law suits claims. collections wills. deeds, etc.
tended 10. q. w. HOWE, att y-atiaw. $50 Market
~ EO. w. PHELPS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 2l5
VI Sansome ST. room 4
T f. PHILLIPS-U. s. AND STATE COURTS;
IL. r. E. titles and wills: money TO loan on es-
tates; charges moderate. Offices sos California ST.
AZ ]. NoLEN, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW. ne
vi. Market advice free
IT J. MURRAY. ATTY AND CoUNsELoR AT
law: advice free. - Sixth ST., rooms il, Is.
IN W. davidson, ATToRNEY-A FLAW, 420
w California ST.. rooms Il and Isl advice Tree
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

UI7N0 COTTAGE OF ROOMS IN EAST
70 soO. Berkeley; near station; south front
age; street graded, severed and macadamiZed;
flower garden: terms easy.
S4O0-Lot 40Sl20; SO down: 81 50 monthly.
S1I5-Lot 25xiS5; SIS down: IS monthly.
CHAS. A. BAILEY. 90 Montgomery ST
tTA SACRIFICE-MODERN RESIDENCE
~ and S6-foot lot, cost Sl4.5OO; small cash pay
ment: rest monthly. apply 27l0 Devisadero.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEME
OFFICE-1435 PARK STREET.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

A RE YOU
n Looking for home or a choice investment:
Then don't fail 10 attend our GRAND AUCTION
SALE of choice property in
ALAMEDA
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AS we make a speciality Of Mission property and
are right on the spot, can save you time and
money by calling on US at once.
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CIO OOO $50 ACRES, VERY CHOICE
O1V.OOO. improved land including fine
crop: IA miles river frontage; 100 acres bottom,
extra fertile and worth the money alone, 3 miles
from hourishing railway town; climate excellent;
near famous springs and grea. health resort Paso
Robes: this is rare bargain but must be sold in
whole or part; terms to suit purchaser: would &C
cept $4,000 residence in this city. See or address
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

A BARGAIN: OPEN FOR 80 DAYS ONLY;
a 100 acres in Sonoma County for $1,000, with
20 acres cleared; acres in orchard and vineyard
Tor home use; living stream Of water: a fine place
for chicken stock ranch; terms, half cash and
balance on time
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

G1000 SEND FOR PHOTOGRAPH OF
u 1OOO. new modern cottage, 4 rooms and
bath; block from Ashby station; 40-foot lot ;
terms. 500 down, SO per month. NJ L. WURTS
opposite Dwight way station, Berkeley.
y GOD HOMES FOR RENT OR FOR SALE
VI easy terms. q. q. MAY & Co, real estate
and building. 2l23 Center ST. Rerkeley.
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u and ranch at Los Gatcs tor sale; furnishi ngs
insured fo- $4,000: property OF H II. DAVIS.
CHARLES Cotton, 900 Market st.
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FOUND.
EOUND-LIGHT-BAY HORSE, ONE SHOE
i OFF behind hills at PotTero; owner can re
ceiye same by proving properly and paying ex
penses. JOHN HALL, Mariposa and Vermont SITS
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0S000 HOME RANCH oI1 MILES
DOOOO. from Santa Rosa; Sc acres, including
groom cottage (hard finished) and furniture; barn
ana farm implements, windmill and tank.
horses, COW. chickens, ETC.: intending purchasers
only will please apply TO c. STAHL, grocer cor
r ourth and Wilson sts-, Santa Rosa, who will fur
nish free transportation the ranch. Further in
formation may be obtained al 2914 Caliiornia St..
between and P. NJ.
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DENTISTS.
TTIRST-CLASS DENTISTRY: FIRST-CLASs
prices; first-elass results: painless extraction
and painless implantation of teeth. w. G. HAIR
DING, en-, Md, 500 Suffer ST., corner Powell
DR. l. r. RANZ-EXTRACTIoN PAINLESS,
IL crown work. bridge work and teeth without
plates specially. lO3 Geary St, cor. Grant ave.
(yROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR
" ket bet Sd and 4th. gas specialists: only reli-
able agent painless extraction; artificial teeth
firm IS; filings firm 81 extracting Doc with gas 81.
G.T A SIT FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AS
a. l good as can be made filling 81. DR.. SIMMS,
dentisl. $50 Market St. next Baldwin Iheater.
nR LUDLUM HILL, l4i3 MARKET ST..
~ near Eleventh. no charge Tor extracting when
plates are made old plates made over like new;
teeth from IS per set; extracting soc; gas given
HONEST WORK; VERY LOWEST PRICES
EULL SET OF TEETH, 81; WARRANTED
L five wears DR. V. CAVALshn, "a sixth ST.
GET OF TEETH WITHOUT a PLATE DIR H
y q. YOUNG. lS41 Polk ST.
nR GEORGE ". LEEK. THE GENUINE
~ Leek dentist, discoverer Of painless extraction
and patentee OF improved bridge work or teeth
DAINLESs EXTRACTION, SOC; GROWN
experience r. L WALSH. DDS. e15s4 Geary.
nR H. II. SHAW. 224 KEARNY = BRIDGE
~ work a specially; open evenings 1880 to B.
NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. sOo MAR
~ ket St DR. CHARLES W. DECkkR
DR J. ]. LEEK, 1905 MARKET, COR GOLDEN
~ Gate ave.-open evenings; sundays TN noon.
A IL WORK REASONABLE AND WAR
~ santed. DR. ]. w. KEY, 1l23 Market 81
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improvements in the Bathing
Department Will Be
Expensive.
SOME OF THE employees TO GO
Professional Boxing Clubs Are Look
ing for Good Talent. Which Is
Hard to Find.

Members of the Olympic Club who take
an interest in club elections are still dis
cussing the nom minations for directors and
the proposed opposition ticket, which will
be made known in a few days.
The members who do not favor Newhall
for president say that he will certainly be
defeated on election day. as he proved
himself poor fnancier during his term
as vice. president of the club. II. 8.
Crocker, whose name will figure on the
regular ticket for the Office of vice-presi-
dent, is seemingly favorite with all the
members and his election is consequently
certain. During conversation on
Olympic Club affairs Mr.. Crocker said he
was in favor OF aboiishing the annexes, IS
thev were, if anything, damaging to the
interest of the club. He thought that the
wheelmen of the club should be known as
the Olympic Wheelmen and that the club
should develop its own talent instead of
selecting frst-cass riders from outside
clubs and offering them inducements to
JOIN the Olympics.
1.-THE Gnn Club has just as much right to
split up and form annexes as any other
BODY of men interested in any particular
department of sport" said Mr.. Crocker,
"and furthermore if this annex system is
allowed to go on / should not be at all
surprised to see gun club annexes, swim
ming annexes, billiard annexes, handbsll
annexes, in fact everything will be an
nexed in the sweet by and by. But there
is good room for improvement and think
that the Olympic Club can be made self
sustaining"
Mr.. Crocker spoke very favorably Of the
retiring president, Mr.. Eaton.
Superintendent w. ]. Kennedy feels un-
easy over the defeat of the Eaton ticket.
He is of the opinion that the change in
the administration will mean the curtail-
ing of expenses and the discharge of some
employees.
1t is common talk around the club that
the new broom will make several clean
sweeps; that Billy Kennedy will be dis
charged; that Professor Tronchet, the
fencing instructor, will receive an indefinite
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That is the way T. Daniel FrawIey,
Jake Gottlob and the other members of
the "Sanicult" Club are feeling just now.
They are terribly sore physically. but
highly elated mentally over their new de-
parture.
The fact is that both Gottiob and Fraw-
ley have been taking On flesh at an unwar-
rantable rate during these past few
months, and they have decided not ex-
actly to lose it but rather to contract its
bulk and make it harder.
With this in view they recently fitted
up private gymnasium in the cellar at
ITO Powell street, where every afternoon
at o'clock they meet.
No one who has ever seen those suave
gentlemen in their daily intercourse at the
lieye the terrible things they do to each
other in that basement.
Yesterday, after stripping to the most
abbreviated costume that could be toler-
ated at the least exacting seashore bathing
place, they started in at game of hand
ball. Ralph Ross, the athletic tutor of the
school, refereed the game and was phys
ically able to pull Frawley off when he
had his heel on Gottlob's neck. Handball
developed enough cholar between the con-
testants to fit them nicely for four-round
bout with the gloves.
These fonr-rcund affairs are such in
name only.
Ross regularly announces: "It is time
now, gentlemen, for the four-round co."
Frawley and Gottlob pick their gloves
and 60 at it. Such swinging upper cuts,
counters and cross counters no one ever
saw. How on earth in such a small
gymnasium they can manage to fail hit
ting each other is astounding. But, if
they do not cripple or disfigure each other,
they do great work in reducing their
corpulence and keep the janitor busy
sWabbing the floor.
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THE CITY VELODROME,
A Project to Erect a Big Struc'
ture Near the Park Pan.
handle.
It Will Be Devoted to Various Kinds
of Amusements and Will Cost
$4,000

1t is the intention to establish in this
City "Velodrome," named after the
Paris structure, to be devoted to various
classes of sports. Articles of incorpora-
ton have been filed by ]. D. Gibbs, Cress
Unger, ]. Bruckman, E. CaJisher and
William H. Chapman. The capital stock
is $4,000.
A seven years lease has been secured of
the block of land bounded by Baker, Fell,
Lyon and Hayes streets, and upon it the
corporation intends to put up corrugated
iron building to cost $4,000. 1t will be
4OOx375 feet in dimensions, covering the
entire grounds. Details are as yet unde-
cided, but it is generally understood that
within the inclosure there will be a six
lap bicycle track, a cinder path and 100
yard straightaway. There will also be a
lawn tennis and handball courts. riding
academy, salt water baths, cafe, etc.
PROVISIONS will be made too for concerts,
chutes and scenic railroads.
The building will have an arched roof
with outer walls 30 feet high. 1t will seat
LOCO persons and have stalls for 100
horses. BIDS are now being received from
contractors, and if all goes well, work on
the vast building Will be begun within a
month.
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They Work, Fight and Wrestle
to Try and Reduce in
Flesh.
BOTH ARE BADLY BRUISED.
Athletic Ralph Ross Has All He Can
Do to Handle the Two Theatrical
Managers.
"SanicuItn Is the new fad.

"Sanicult' Is the new fad.
To be right up in it, swimming In
smooth waters and looking back at the
tyros who are trying to get beyond the
breakers, you have TO be kicked about,
tramped upon and beaten half to death.
You must know how to play handball,
football, wrestle, box and occasionally
kick at your nearest neighbor's SHIN.
You must never get mad, and at the most
aggravating and undue advantage taken
in any of these gentle pastimes by some
opponent, you must turn the other cheek
and say, "Slap again." BY all means you
must not forget to smile as you limp away
from the scene of sport and tell your
fellow-sufferers about the great joy that
has been yours, and how much better you
feel for the exercise.
That Is "Sanicult," and its principal
votaries in this City are T. Daniel Fraw-
ley, Jake Gottlob, Melville Marx, Douglas
Creighton and Eddie Kaufman.
On the same principle that tight boot
is a good thing because it makes you for
get all your other troubles, so is ''sani-
cult" in its early stages. 1t puts aches
and pains, black and blue spots all over
your body and you want to keep friends
or foes at respectful distance until you
are again yourself. 1t is somew hat similar
to the case of the inmate of the asylum
at Stockton who believed himself to be
possessed of glass head and who feared
the approach of any one likely to break it.
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the Neagle-Barry episode is that Dave
Neagle is in the City at this time.
Wyatt carp is here also, and the general
suppositon has been that his presence
would cause Neagle to remove himself,
Just as sunshine dispels darkness.
There is some friction between carp and
Neagle. carp, in particular. frets when
Neagle is around, because be does not like
him. Some years ago he told Neagle that
they must not remain in this City at the
same time, and it would be best for the
slayer of Terry to seek the shelter of the
woods whenever he (Earp) saw fit to come
to town. On the other hand, while Neagle
does not like carp, he has heretofore OBJ
served the latter's desire, and, for seven
years be has never been seen in this City
while the weIl-known Arizonan has been
here.
'sI don't like to court notoriety by speak
ing of this matter" said Mr.. carp yester-
day. at is past history, but it was very
displeasing to me at the time. In some
interview published in one of the City pa
pers Neagle was quoted as saying that he
had driven me out of Tom bstone, Ariz.
81 did not like that and wrote to Chris
Buckley, Neagie's friend ana who
put him in the position of Deputy United
States Marshal where he killed Terry, that
/ must have Neagle's statement retracted.
1 gave him three days in which to do it.
Neagle was i'll Jail at the time and l did not
like to press him. / was in Napa, and on
the fourth day | gave an interview there,
telling the story as it really was and show
ing that Neagle had not told the truth.
subsequently came to this City,
and one day l stood with my back
turned to the street, talking to some
friends, in front of the Elite saloon on
Kearny street.
Suddenly I noticed my friends scatter
as if afraid of being in my company. No
one told me what was the matter, and as
turned around. to see, there was Dave
Neagle reaching out to shake my hand.
"'You gave me hard deal in that Napa
paper. Neagle said to me. 'Of course I
did, told him, and said nothing but
the truth
"Neagle agreed with me and denied ever
having opened his mouth to anybody in
regard to our affairs in Arizona.
81 am located in this City now and
don't think Neagle will come around
looking for me. I am engaged at the
present time doing some newspaper work
and will be on duty tomorrow"