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Births.

In Brattleboro, Jan. I, a son TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry h. Whitney.
In BrAttleboro, Jan. :, a daughter 10 Mr. and
Mrs O. l.. Beverage.
In Guford Jan. >, a son, William Knox to Mr..
and Mrs w. Bullock.
In Readsboro. Dec 81, son to Mr. and Mrs.
Amos p. Bishop
In Readsboro Dec. 2s, a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Perry
In Nottingham Dec 81, daughter 10 Mr.. and
Mrs Lyman Shumway.
In Wilmington, Dec %, son to Mr. and Mrs.
W. X. johnson
In Somerset, Dec. p, daughter to Mr. and
Mrs VIM Sutton.
In Nottingham, Dec. %, a son to MIR. and Mrs.
A p. Godthwait.
In Bellows Falls. Dec 80 daughter to Mr. and
Mrs John Kelley.
In Towushend, Dec 20, daughte. to Mr.. and
Mrs Leon Bemis.
In Putney, Dec. 25 a son to Rev. and Mrs E. F.
Mitchell
In Northfled Jan. :, a son to James and Myr.
tie Rawson Putnam.
In So. Londonderry, Jan. 3. a son TO Mr.. and
Mrs. +. T. Churchill
In Jamaica, Jan. 3, a son to Dir. and Mrs. c. b.
DOane.
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Insurance.

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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
| HIS LIES WORK DONE
Death of Father Clementine,
Head of the Franciscan Or.
der of This Coast.
The Remains Will Be Buried at
the Old Mission of Santa
Barbara.

Father Clementine Deymann, the head
of Order of st. Francis on the Pacific
Coast, died Friday, Decem Der 4, 1896, at
Phoenix, Ariz., of Brignts disease of the
kidneys. He was born at Klein Stavern,
Hanover. Germany, December 6, 1852, and
entered the Order of st. Francis Noyem-
Der 90, 1869.
Father Clementine was in charge of the
orphan asy lum in Paiaro Valley, near
jacksonville, in 1885 and 1886 and after
being made commlssary-as the head of
the order is called-of the Franciscans of
the Pacific Coast he took up his residence
at Phoenix.
For several years this Jealous priest had
been a suffer from the complaint that
finally ended his busy and well-spent
life and was a patient at st. Joseph s
Home in this City for some time. Last
September he returned TO Arizona feeling
strong enough TO take up his work again.
The deceased father will be buried to-
morrow at the old mission of Santa Bar
bara-a fitting place for the repose of the
successor of Junipero Sierra. now sleeping
below the altar OF the old church in the
Carmel Valley. The funeral will be
largely attended py the mem bers OF tn
order in this State, and the interment
will take place amid the most imposing
burial services of the Catholic church.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
A TOWNS LIBERTY.
For One Week Emeryville Residents
Are Free From Local
laws

OAKLAND, CAL, Dec. THE Supervi-
sors met this morning and canvassed the
returns of the Emeryville election, after
which a resolution was carried decla ring
Emeryville a town of the sixth class. The
official vote showed that $50 votes were
for incorporation and only 3S against. The
first meeting of the Board of Trustees of
the new town will be held next Monday.
]. S. Colburn and J. G. Smith each having
received Ill votes for Town Clerk the
board will appoint an incumbent for the
forty DAYS during which a contest must be
filed. II no contest is made by that time
an election will be called and the matter
submitted to the people
For this week the town of Emeryville
enjoys the privilege, ii such it can be
called, of being amenable to no local
laws. The action or the Supervisors this
morning declaring IL town placed it be-
yond the pale of all county license legis-
lation. AS the Trustees do not organize
until next Monday night any one is now
al liberty in the interval to open up any
kind of a business requiring a license
without fear of arrest. In case of crime
the Sheriff would not be acting within his
jurisdiction if he went within the town
limit, and till next Monday the Marsh al
will not have qualified, and consequently
the new town will go for whole week
without police supervision.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08

same time the Supreme Court confirmed
a verdict of $14, 900 for the death OF Mrs.
Redfield against the Piedmont ROAD. a
case is now on trial, brought by l.. W.
Murdoch, against the Haywards road ior
$40, 600, and still another one has just been
filed, while the Kinnear case was compro-
missed on Saturday out of court.
There have been many other fatal accl-
dents, including the killing OF the TWO III
tie Booth children in West Oakland, put
although suits have been threateo tnev
have not yet been filed.
In view of all these proceedings, the
efforts of the Realty Syndicate owned by
F. NJ. Smith, TO consolidate, several ROADS
under one management, and mus cut
down the running expenses, is viewed Win
alarm by the public and by delight with
the lawyers. Superintendent Grim, who
has probably been the most efficient rail-
road man in this city since electric roads
were introduced and who is thoroughly
posted on the requirements OF the various
branches, says that no further retrench-
ment in the way OF management
can be practiced with safety on the
consolidated road. Mr.. Grim has re-
signed from his position and Will cease his
connection with the consolidation next
January and it Is gwen out that there will
be no successor, but his duties. Will be
added to those of Superintendent Rudolph
of the Twelfth-street road.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
SUITS GALORE.
Alameda County Juries Disposed to
Pace High Values on Limbs and
Lives of the Public.

OAKLAND, CAL. Dec. THE courts of
Alameda County are flooded just now
with damage suits and more are promised.
One of the most noticeable is that of a
man who sued for being seven-eighths
damaged. His attorney, ex-Mayor Chap
man. experienced quite a little trouble in
convincing tho court that the damages an
electric car can inl1ct on a man can be
estimated with such mathematical cor
rcctness as is expressed by the term
f'seven-eighths."
The attorneys legal contention In sup
port of his phraseoIogy was that the man
Is only capable OF earning one-eighth
Of the salary that he once commanded.
Sam Bell Mckee, attorney for the de-
fendant, the Haywards electric road, OBJ
iected to the language, but Mr.. Chapman
5prcyed to the courts satisfaction that
man who can only earn one dollar now
where formerly he earned eight is GER
lainly only one-eighth as good as he was
before the accident, and on tbs showing
the case was permitted to go TO srlal on
The original complaint.
The tendency of Alameda juries IN q am
ge cases against the electric roads Is
growing more and more in favor OF heavy
awards to the plaintiff. Three DAYS ago
man named O'Donnell was awarded
Sl5 coo against the Havwards road Tor the
killing of his boy. Not long since the
.Howlands were awarded $l4, 600 against
The Oakland Consolidated, and about the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
4 VERY PECULIAR JOKE.
Two Men Treated to Drinks on
Money OF Which One Had
Been Robbed.
Footsteps Save a Butcher Carrying a
Large Sum of Money From
the Same Fate.

Early Sunday morning young Henry
Nellman and William Harbach had an
alleged Joke played on them that is not
laid down in accordance with the rules of
Hoyle. They were held up by footpads
on Green street, between Powell and
Stockton, and Harbach was pretty
roughly handled.
The two young men had just left the
Green-street Exchange. kept by Louis
Stroll on the corner OF Green and Powell,
and were going downward for meal.
Midway in the block they were held up
by two men and ordered to throw up
their hands.
Nellman quickly turned and ran back to
the saloon, but Harbach was seized and
roughly used. During the struggle in the
darkness, the gas lamp near by having
been extinguished he was badly choked
and had his jacket torn of. The tootpads
secured so cents. Though Harbach did
not know his assailants' names, he recog-
nized them as two Barbary Coast roughs.
When they learned this they accom- pa
MED him back to the saloon and treated
the matter as a huge joke, using the 80
cents in ordering drinks for the four.
They also pretended to be partly lntoxi-
Gated, and one brandished a revolver sew
eral times. Dotn useu-feiy louSn laA-
guage.
The same two men lay in wait near the
Green-street stables for George Faber, q
butcher, who lad 1915 on his person at
the time. The men were prevented from
robbery in this instance by taking fright
at the footsteps of q pedestrian. They
evidently knew that Faber was in the
habit of carrying considerable money and
learned his pathway home.
Detectives Si!vey and Egan are now
searching for the footpads and self-styled
jokers, and if caught 1t will go hard with
them. They have so far eluded detection.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08

day night, December 10. All the en-
blems of the craft will be used in decorat-
ing the hall, and the tickets are lac-
Smiles of transfer, with punch marks at
$3.50 p NJ. for the grand march and $50
A. NJ. for Home, Sweet Home"
The officers of the Electric Club are:
James Potter president; Harry L. Boyle,
urer. Mr. Boyle is chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements for the hall. P.
H Smith will serve as floor manager
The other mem bers of the committee are
w. Parker and +. Moses.
Endorsed waynire.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Dec. The local
camp of the Army and Navy Republican
League has passed resolutions recommend
ing James A. Waymire for a position in
President-elect McKinley's Cabinet.
A Timely Discovery.
ALAMEDA, CAL. Dec. Just about
midnight yesterday fire was discovered in
rear room OF the saloon at the corner of
Park and Bank streets. 1t was extin-
gulshed before doing much damage.
The Town Trustees.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Dec. The Board
of Trustees tonight discussed various
proposed street. improvements. All pro.
ceedings in regard to Taylor place, cover
ing year or more, were rescinded, owing
to mistake made in the advertisements.
A new resolution Of intention was ordered
prepared upon the petition of the original
petitioners Application was made to
have Powers place improved, and resolu-
ton OF intention will be drawn BY the
City Attorney. Sherman street, from
Dayton avenue to the bay, will soon be
improved. The report of the Intercity
Harbor Committee was received and
adopted. The superintendent of Streets
was authoriz d to purchase 500 worth OF
rock to be placed on Webster street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08

both teams are numerous and will be Sc
lected at the end of the week. They have
been in constant training and practice the
past two months under the careful direc-
ton of their coaches. and are now both
anxiously awaiting for the battle.
"The enthusiasm of the students and
their friends" said Manager Greeley to-
day, ''has reached fever height. and q
scene similar to Thanksgiving day may
be expected by the spectators. The col
lege cries and songs will not be lacking, If
practice can SO prophesy. The alumni of
both institutions will attend in body 10
cheer on to success their youthful sue
cessors. The advance demand for tickets
shows the great public interest in the
avant ~
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
JAOKSON'S sELF-DEFENSH.
Two Witnesses W no Saw PIoIentine Snap
Pistol at Him.

Two Witnesses Who Saw P1oIentine Snap
q Pistol at Him.
Arthur Jackson's trial for the murder OF
August Fl orentine was resumed in Judge
Belcher's colrt yesterday morning. AS
promised by Attorney Carroll Cook wit
nesses were offered who told of the occur
rences in Florentine's saloon at the time
of the shooting.
Cornelius J. Hurley related the happen
ings that led to the tragedy. He said that
there was some dispute between himself
and William Troy as to the payment for
some drinks, but he could not understand
that Jackson was involved in the trouble.
One of toe men told the other to go to a
warm locality and Florentine took exec p
ton to the remark, seeming 10 think that
it had been directed toward him by Jack
son, WHO was sitting on beer keg near
the door.
Continuing his testimony Hurley said !:
"Florentine reached into q irawer back of
the bar and took out big old: fashioned
Colts revolver, and pointing it at Jackson,
with an oath, said, / have killed one man
and I'll kill YOU Jackson jun ped off the
beer keg and asked Florentine to put
down tie pistol. Forentine lowered 1T
below the bar, still holding it in both
hands. Suddenly he raised ii and snapped
it twice at Jackson. l heard the click. 1t
didn't go off. Their Jackson shot Floren-
tine. At the time he fired the shot jack
son was backing out OF the saloon and was
near the front door"
William Troy corroborated Hurley in
every important particu ar. He said that
when Florentlne fell his pistol dropped
under him and he suggested to some OF
the folks that it ought to be got out of the
way 1t was taken and thrown over an
embankment near at hand, where it was
found by the police officers.
Other testimony similar to that of Hurley
and Troy is expected from a witness who
will be called to-day. Ii the lawyers can
get through with their arguments the case
will go to the jury tonight.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
WHO OWNS TIE HORSE ?
A Fine Racer Left by a Man in Shroy-
ier's Livery table.

A Fine Racer Left by Man in Shroy
ier's Livery table.
]. B. Shroyier, who keeps livery sta
Bile at 1923 Howard street, has reported to
the police that there is valuable racing
horse in his stable which he thinks may
have been stolen.
On Decem Der 2 man called ut his stable
and asked mis- foreman the price for keep.
ing q horse there. The foreman told him,
and the man called with the horse, which
was covered with blankets. II was put in
q double stall in the back part of the barn,
and the man left, saying he was going into
the country. Since then the man has not
made his appearance.
The horse was stripped Saturday and
was found to be very fine race horse. 1t
is light dapple brown, with black points.
about four years old. and had been lately
clipped. 1t had on very fine racing shoes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08

time was in the early 70's at San Mateo,
when Ashley and Cullen of baseball fame
formed the st. Mary's battery, and again
in 1885 they met at Central Park. and in
1890 at Redwood City.
The two colleges have never yet met on the
grldiron, so the greatest excitement exists
as 10 the on come of the first encounter,
especially as the Santa Clara boys will
make desperate effort to regain their lost
laurels, but the ST. Mary's eleven are de-
termine6 to add another victory to their
list against the Santa Clara athletes.
The st. Mary's boys are we'll known In
the football world, having sent forth last
year such well-known players as Ntzhugh,
Hanlon, McIsaac and Huff, who all found
positions on the athletic club teams.
Santa Clara is quite new at the game, but
one of her last seasons men, Sheehy
played all this season on the Olympic
team. The candidates for positions on
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
LArnsI sn1ffIsl .INrALL.un.sO4.

--LATEST SniPPiSI INI2LI44 CIV q q.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES out Dec 6-Stmr Werk-
endam
Observation-Disclosures out Dec 6-Stmr Zaan-
dam.
Observation-Disclosures out Dec e-stm: Colum-
bia.
HAMBURG-Arrived out Dec 6-Stmr Persia.
MOVILLE-ArrIved out Dec 6-Stins SAFE or
Nebraska,
COPENHAGEN = Arrived out Dec 6-Stmr
Georgia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dec 7-slmr Mum
chen ior New York.
York.
DOVER-Pasyed Dec 7-3tmr II II Meier from
New ork Tor Bremen.
KINSALh-P Passed Dec 7-Stmr Teutonic, from
New York. Tor Queenstown.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
JOVIAL CARMEN.
They will Give Grand Ball

They Will Give Grand Ball on
December 10.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Dec. THE first or
ganization of electric streetcar men for
social purposes only, so far as known, is
the Electric Club of this city. 1t was or
ganized two years ago and the member
ship is confined exclusively to the en-
ployes OF the Alameda, Oakland and
Piedmont Electric Railway Company
The members OF the club will give their
third annual ball in Armory Hall Satur-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
pixorces slim Continue.

Divorces have been granted in the Superior
Court as follows: Agnes Bourke from Herman
Bourke, for cruelty; Marie Louise Strohlin
from Carl Adolph Strohlin, for wilful deser-
ton; Laura Emma Price from Edward f.
Price, neglect and desertion; Rose May Mitchell
from John Michel, desertioa; Frieda Rhode
from Henry Rhode. neglect and habilual in
Edith Williams from Stephen G.
Williams, neglect and desertion; Ida Killen
from w II. Killen, desertion.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
WILL MEET FOR
The FIRST TIME
Annual Football Contests
Between Catholic
Colleges.
St. Mary's and Santa Clara to
Follow Berkeley and Stan
lords Example.
Keen Rivalry and Great Interest
Exhibited in the Initial Match
Saturday.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL,
Q02 Rrnadwav Dec z

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALI
908 Broadway, Dec Z.
The next notable event in the football
world is the first annual contest between
the TWO leading Catholic educational in
situations of the Pacific Coast-St. Mary s
and Santa Clara colleges. These two
teams will meet next Saturday at Central
Park.
This will be the first occasion on which
these colleges have met on the gridiron.
and as great rivalry exists between the
students, there is every promise of very
exciting game.
Three times before have the colleges met
in baseball contests, and each time victory
WAS with the st. Mary's boys. The first
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
HISTORY OF A DAY.
Alameda County Happenings Told in
Brief Chapters.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
90S Broadway, Dec 7.

VAhLAND VII ~, 'I7tN i IA4'NIoOU OALL,
90S Broadway. Dec. z. (
The fife department is training two teams
for the horse show, with which they hope to
be as successful as last year.
The advance safe for the Yaw concert opened
to.day and there was great demand for seats.
she viii only appear at the Marlborough for
one night, next Thursday.
william Wagner, one of the Oldest residents
of Yves Oakland and pioneer, is lying at the
point Of death ut his home.
The Oak and Tribune has opened its annual
Christmas bureau for the relief OF destitute
people. and is prepared TO receive donations.
The funeral OF Mrs. A. d. Pryal took place
this morning from Sacred Heart. Church,
where Rev. Father Serda celebratedhigh mass.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
INTERCOLLEGIATE MATCH.

ST. Ignatius and Sacred Heart Colleges
to Meet at Football.
ST. Ignatius and Sacred Heart colleges
will line up on the gridiron at Central
PARK to do battle at P. NJ. to-day. For
weeks past both teams have been prac-
ticing diligently, and as they are about
evenly matched a warm contest is ex-
pected.
With the accession of several new
players, notably Herman as back. Shaw as
center and Tanning as end, st. Ignatius'
eleven is considerably strengthened.
Sacred Heart College has q strong man in
Quinlan, its new center, who attended the
Law College. The winner OF this contest
will compete with the winning team in
next Saturday game between Santa Clara
and st. Mary's COLLEGES.
St. Ignatius eleven, although but re-
Gently reorganiZed, has made quite repu-
tation for itself so far. 1t defeated the
Polytechnic High ScAool, and also tied
team of Company B, League of the Cross
Cadets. An intercollegiate game every
year is to be made q prominent feature In
athletic sports of ST. Ignatlus and Sacred
Heart cole -es.
Following is the lineup:
st. Ignatius College-shaw, CENTER; Barry,
right guard; Fox, lett guard; Svetnich, right
tacSle Mallon, left tackle; Tanning, right
end; Ere tchle, left end; Breen, quarterback;
Herman, left half; Harloe, right half; Hen
messy, fullback Captain; F. L. Fenton, mana
ger.
Sacred Heart College-Quinlan, center;
Kane right guard (captain); Teute, left guard:
Mcmahon, right tackle; Holcum, left sckle !;
Byington, right end; Meyers, left end; Kelly,
left half; Morrison, right half; Hewson, full
back; Defontes, quarter. Substitutes-R. Fitz-
maurice, T. Fltzmaurice. Jones, ON ILL., OFF,
cials-Sheely and McIsaacs of Olympic team,
referee and umpire, respectively; Ntzhugh,
and Jaunet, linesmen.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08

The mountaineers OF Georgia catch trout
with edge hammer. Their practice is
to hump a rock under which trout seeks
refuge with hammer, and the conclusion
renders the fish senseless.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08

The Kremlin at Moscow contains the
crowns OF Poland and all the other king
doms and principalilies which Russia has
OVerthrOwn.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
AUCTION Sales
EDWARD s. SPEAR & CO..
Auctioneers. 81 and 33 Suffer Street.
TeIephone-AIain 5ISI.
UNCLAIMED GOODS AT AUCTION.
TOMORROW.


Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1896, at IL o. clock,
We will sell in warerooms, by order of the
proprietor of the
PACIFIC STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
charges:
l. r. Corby Sewing Machine; T.. E. Sheplar,
10 boxes OF Rubber Stamps etc Shailng Bros.
Gas Machine; E L. Hicks, barrels of assware:
j.. r. 50 ckweil, Piano. H. T. Shom an. Box
trunk; y. ID. Sfckles l Piano. ID. Sterling,
Trunks: TobeIman lot of Household Goods; r. de
Cialrmont l Trunk; George b. FraIey, Boxes;
,. Boyle, lot OF Bedding and Valises; Wi liam Ru-
phey, 2 Boxes; A. Barnes, l yalise; r. Conroy,
Barrels, Box and ! Trunk; NJ Axtel, 1 lot of
Household Goods: Mrs. Weber, Boxes and
Barrel: j. B. Brown, Trunk: James q. Hunter,
Trunk; Mr. Blumtie d, l Trunk and l Chest;
Mr. Wilson, / Trunk and Valise; IL. L. Fox.
Desk; kaynor. boxes; Mr.. cara, lot of House
hold Goods: Mrs. NJ. Walker. 2 Boxes: o. l..
Graham. iot of Hous hold Goods Mrs. a. Ford,
lot OF Household Goods; Junior Parish, Chest.
EDWARD S. SPEAR & CO., auctioneers
81 and 33 Suffer street.
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Duncan I. Himself Again.

Ralph Duncan, the clerk from Omaha who
accused himself of committing q crime, is all
right again and now declares that he was
temporarily crazy through insomnia and his
inability 10 get work. Detective Bainbridge
yesterday gave him letter to Warren e. al
lev, con tractors. and they gave him empty
ment. He will remain as a ledger in the City
Prison for a day or two tlll he earns some
money. No answer has yet been received to
Chief Crowley's dispatch to Omaha
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08

A submarine mountain range has been
discovered in the southern part OF Davis
Strait by the Danish steamer Ingolf,
which has been carrying on deep-sea ex-
plorations on the Iceland and Greenland
coasts for the past two years.