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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
Placer County Is Safe.

AUBURN, CAL, Nov. 2.-The Repub-
licans held their final rally in Auburn to-
night. The meeting was preceded by a
parade by the Flambeau Club and the
residences along the route were gayly dec
Grated with flags and lanterns. The
opera-house was well filed and 1t was evil
dent that this foothiil town had caught
the chrysanthemum fever. for many of
the yellow variety were noticed in the
audience. The meeting was addressed by
Judge Swinnerton of Stockton and the
two legislative candidates-Messrs. Power
and Swisler. The Republicans are conf
dent OF carrying the county.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
STARFoRD's FRESHMAN TEAM.
PaIo Alto Football Players win Give Berke.
iey's 00's Hard Contest
SATURDAY.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Nov.
2.-The freshman team is practicing now
for its game on Saturday with the Berke-
ley freshmen. Next to the intercollegiate
game on Thanksgiving this is regarded
as the most important football match
OF the season by coIlegians. The fresh
man games were inaugurated two years
ago, and in both former matches Berkeley
has won. Whether it can do it again this
year remains to be seen.
The team here has done little or no prac-
tlce as team and was defeated some
weeks ago by the Belmont School eleven.
AT that time, however, the line was even
lighter than it is now and several of the
players were laid off. With proper train
ing very fair team should be collected
from the material. During the few days
remaining Captain Murphy intends to
have his eleven work hard, and he be-
l1eves they will at least give the Berkeley
players hard fight for victory. The line
is still weak, and Diggies, who is good
either for ''star" end or halt, has not re-
covered the use of his ankle sufficiently to
enable him to play.
The men who are showing up mcst fa-
vorabiy in practice are Murphy, Rusk.
M McGiivray, Burnett and Madden. Mad
den and McGilvray are the ends, and if the
latter plays the game he is able to play he
should be not only good ground gamer,
but hard man for the opposition TO en-
circle, Rusk is good tackle. and Burnett
may also play that position, though center
or guard is his regular place. Murphy is
promising candidate for quarterback of
the Varsity, and should certainly give a
good account of him self in the freshman
match. Scoville IS another freshman who
has shown remarkable aptitude for the
game. but he is rather lig bit for the posi-
tion of haifback, which he will probably
be called upon to fill.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
Chico Gambling Der Rata.a.

CHICO, CAL, Nov. 2.-For some time it
has been whispered that there were still
in existence some sports of the green
table, notwithstanding the law in regard
to faro-playing. Officers have been aware
that game OF faro was running some
where in town, but they could not exactly
locate it until last evening, when they
discovered tha. 1t was on an upstairs floor
of local resort. Marshal Waile and a
couple of policemen raided the game,
which was running at full blast, and capt
ured the dealer and his layout, the prop
erty of Charles Enquist. He Immediately
put up 500 bond for his appearance.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
HARVARDs FALL TRACK GAME,
Weather Cond ittons Prevesst Any Spe-
cfaffy Good Records.

Weather Cond itsons Preves,t Any Spe-
ciafIy Good Records.
BOSTON, MASS, Nov. 2.-Ths annual
Harvard Varsity fall handicap track
games were held this afternoon on
Holmes Field. The weather conditions
were not of the best and the track was
pretty heavy.
No specially good records were made,
except in the 120-yard high hurdle, whic
was won by G G. Hubbard, 1900, who beat
out E. 81. Clark by yard. Hubbard also
won the 220-yard hurdle race ir 81 1-5 Sc c.
onds.
The half-miie run was a cIosa race be.
tween T. 9. Ledyard. 1900 (60 yards), and
e. d. Fullerton. '9S (50 yards). the former
winning by yard in $50 2-5 seconds. In
the mile run D. Grant, who had previously
run in the half mile, was not up to b s
usual form and tailed to overhaul his field
Patterson, the big Cornwall hammer
thrower, won place in the hammer
throw. He is in the first year at the law
school, and, though not eligible to COM
pete for Harvard this year, will be valu-
able accession to Harvard track and
fielG team.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
EDDY At oRoYILLE.
Closes the Campaign With an appeal
Common Sense.

Closes the Campaign With an appeal to
Common Sense.
OROVILLE, CAL, Nov. "A grand dis.
play OF fireworks this evening announced
the arrival of Colonel T. P. Eddy to ad-
dress the people on the issues of this great
campaign of education. One of the Iare.
est meetings of the campaign was called
to order in Union Hall by Chairman
Richard Delancie. After few remarks
regarding National issues and favorine
woman's suffrage Chairman Delancie in.
troduced Colonel Eddy.
After reviewing the Democratic platform.
showing the ruinous effects OF the policy
therein advocated and the necessity OF
electing Mckinley for the peoples good.
Colonel Eddy discussed the silver and
tariff questions. This meeting closed the
campaign in Oroville.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
IN sAoRAMENTo ooUN1Y.
NICK i,itcy and Congressman Johnso on
Ufu Be Giren La roe Mn iorities

McRi intey and Con0ressman johnson
VIII Be Gtren Large Mnjorities.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Nov. 2.-The
street-corner Republican meetings held
all over the city tonight under the
auspices of the Business Mems Sound
Money League of Sacramento drew i'm.
mense crowds, which were all wildly en-
thusiastic. At the corner of Seventh and
streets, where Congressman Grove L.
Johnson addressed the gathering, the
streets were Impassable.
All along the principal. streets the
throngs cheered for Mckinley and John
son, and it appears as though the latter
would receive at least 1000 majority in
this county alone. Over 500 Republican
badges were issued this morning by the
Business Mems League and the supply
fell short at least 5000. Sacramento County
will roll up large majority for Mckinley
tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
Pasadena Is Lnuat.

PASADENA, CAL, Nov. 2-The last
Republican rally was held this evening at
the Wigwam, which was crowded to over
flowing. The speakers were: H. A.
Magee, Judge James Rossiter, Judge
Cody, Ed Lockett, chairman of the Re-
publican committee, w. s. Wright and III.
Buchanan each delivering short addresses.
The Onion Veterans Patriotic League at.
tended in body. The Americus Club
assisted in rally at Santa Monica. Pasa-
dena will give big ma ajority for Mckinley
tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
NAPA's FINAL RALLT..
Colonel Jackson Speaks to Fifteen Hun
dred Enthusiastic People.

Colonel Jackson Speaks to Fifteen Hun-
dred Enthusiastic People.
NAPA, CAL. Nov. 2-The Republican
campaign closed in Napa this evening
with one of the largest and most enthusi-
astic meetings ever held in this city.
Colonel ]. P. Jackson was the speaker of
the evening. He arrived from San Fran.
cisco on the evening train and was driven
TO the Palace Hotel
An immense parade was formed at the
Republican headquarters, marched to the
hotel and acted as escort to the speaker
The parade, under the direction of Sheriff
George S. Mckenzie, was large and well
handled. Torches, transparencies, bon
fires and fireworks added to the brilliancy.
Maple Hall was crowded to its utmost
capacity, 1900 people passing its doors. g.
M. Francis, one of the most prominent
Republicans of Napa County and who is
also one of the Republican candidates for
elector, called the vast assemblage to
order.
Music was supplied by the Nspa band
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
Ex GENERATED At PORTLAND.
Irtcfn S. Hatson Not Guilty Of Perjury
as Charged.

Irtofn S. Hatson Not Guilty Of Perjury
as Charged.
PORTLAND, Or, Nov. Irwin s.
Watson, the general special agent of the
Home Mutual Insurance Company of San
Francisco, who was brought to Portland
from the bay week ago to-day for alleged
perjury in securing a decree of divorce,
was exonerated by the grand jury to-day.
The charge of perjury against him,
Watson claims, was instigsted by his ex-
wife, under the influence of her brother
in-'aw. Watson was accused of having
made false oath that he was resident of
Portland when he filed his action for di-
vorce. Watson's headquarters had been,
and now are, in San Francisco, but it was
proved that he had not lost his residence Q
here.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
OUTLOOK IN WILMINGTON.
Republican Leaders Claim Certain PIC
tory for Their Ticket.

tory Tor fBetr Ifckefs
SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. I'm the clos
ing hours of the campaign in this State
the Republicans are lighting more gal
lantly. if possible. than at any time since
the battle begun. while the leaders-notas
bly, Governor McGraw and Andrew F.
Burleigh-insist that Washington is to en-
roll herself in the Mckinley column.
Potter Charles Sullivan, as well as Doo-
little and Hyde, Republican Congress
sional candidates, will be elected Sur
face indications. viewed i'm partially, SEEM
ingly point to Bryan's victory in the State.
Also that free-silver Congressional candi-
dates Lewis and Jones will win, with the
vote on the goyernorship being very close.
In the last hours the com bineJ free sill
yer forces, styling themselves the peoples
party, have not put forth as much effort
as the Republicans and they were out
mum bered by latter In the joint parade
Saturday night at Tacoma.
This evening, in this city. Republicans
and gold standard Democrats held big
theater, the principal addresses being de-
livered by Andrew f. Burleigh, Governor
McGraw and Major w. V. Reinhart.
Free silver advocates charge fraud at
hands of Republicans in matter of regis
tration. They claim that SO or zoe alleged
voters who registered from the water front
precinct cannot be found, and assert that
these people in reality reside in localities
not within the city limits, and that their
purpose Is to repeat.
An Everett special says A. D. Warner,
formerly OF this city and one of the most
prominent lawyers in the State, was ar
rested there this afternoon at the instance
of the Republicans Tor false registration.
Warner, who has been stumping the State
for Bryan and free silver, is the author of
a book entitled People VS.. Gold Bug in
High Court Justice"
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03

by two monster wood fires. The town
hall was crowded to the doors. Both
speakers made strong and convincing
arguments >for protection and sound
money and kept the enthusiasm of their
hearers at fever heat. Judging from to-
nights demonstration, San Mateo's vote
will help to swell McKinley's majority In
California.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
Fnta,ry Shot Near N.,rmau.

MODESTO, CAL, Nov. 2.-Word reached
ere to-day that a man named Smith was
accidentally shot in the foothills west of
Newman. He went hunting and did not
return at dinner-time. Clary Bros, for
whom Smith worked, began search aud
found MIN barely alive. He had jun ped
from one rock to another and fell. dis
charging. his fowling- piece. The charge
shattered his left arm. He died two hours
later.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
San Jose Nan Appoimtea.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 2.-Arthur J.
oRourke. butcher of this city, has been
appointed stock examiner by the United
States Bureau of Animal Industry. A
short time ago he passed successful ex-
TO be assigned to O position at Baden.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
Bad sma.h- On on the union Paesao

OGDEN, UTAH, Nov. AT 1880 this
evening two engines collided near Wam-
suffer, Wyo., on the Union Pacific, one
hauling light and the other a loaded
freight train. Both engines and several
cars were completely wr cked and one of
the engineers and a fireman badly hurt.
Conflict OF orders is supposed to be the
cause of the accident.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
San jose Freeho,ders Chos en-.

SAN JOSE. CAL, Nov. 2-The special
city election to-day to select fifteen free
holders to frame new charter for the
c. H. Allen, ]. e. Auzerais, T. Ellard
Beans. w. B. Hardy. A. B. Hunter, A. s.
kittredge, Valentine Koch, Maurice
O'Brien, D. J. Porter, s. E. Smith, Frank
Stock, d. @. Vestal, G. NJ. Wooster, H. J.
B. Wright.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
Killed Near santa Rosa.

SANTA ROSA, OAL, Nov. 2.-Pietro
Simoni was killed to-day in runaway on
the Forestville road. While he was driv-
ing down hill the horses became unman-
ageable, throwing him out. He was caught
IN the wagon and dragged long distance,
his head striking the ground and being
beaten into jelly. He was 81 years Of
age and unmarried.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
santa crws Dep.onstrattou,

SANTA CRUZ. CAL, Nov. 2-The
close of the cam paign came with final
Republican rally at the pavilion tonight
The speakers were D. II. Trout, candidate
for State Senator, }. H. Logan for Superior
Judge and b. A. Osborne for the Assem-
bly,. The Mckinley and Hobart Club and
the cadets escorted the party to the plat
form. Carl Lindsay and w. H. albraith
made stirring appeals for loyalty to the
old Republican party and its tried cham
pion, w illiam Mckinley.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03

kitchen and refused to allow any one to
enter. When Deputy Sheriff Tenant ana
several assistants attempted 10 arrest
Harvey he fought like demon. He was
finally oyerpowered and taken to the
County Jail. About year ago Harvey
applied to the sanitarium for aid as
tramp and was given place where he
could work for his board. He was for
merry teamster in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
stockton Non-Parfisans Parade.

STOCKTON, CAL, Nov. 2.-The Ameri.
can Protective Association non-partisan
contingent paraded tonight with banners
flying. The marchers carried American
flags and formed a procession several
blocks long. Major Ryan and II. J. V.
Swain, the latter candidate on the Ameri-
can Protective Association ticket for State
Senator, addressed the non-partisars in
Masonic Music Hall
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
Conrerf, Made at 10, Banos.

LOS BANOs. CAL, Nov. 2.-Hon. L.
Titus spoke to q crowded house in Oud
Fellows Hall here tonight. 1t was by
lar the largest political gathering of the
cam paign. His speech took The house by
storm, converting numerous Democrats 10
the Republican cause.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
Busna Park: Far,ner1s Aprul Death.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Nov. III. r.
Moon, farmer living near Buena Park,
met shocking death Sunday morning.
He was Knocked to the earth aud trampled
to death by a mad dehorned bull. His
body lay in the pasture until nearly noon.
when it was discovered by his wife. The
shock nearly killed the old lady. Moon
was buried this afternoon under G. A. r.
auspices.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
San Masco snthu.ta.m.

SAN MATEO. CAL. Nov. 2.-The largest
Republican gathering of the campaign in
San Mateo was addressed tonight by
Hon. Il. F. Loud and Hon. F. X. Schoon.
maker. Previous to the meeting the Red.
wood City band rendered a concert of an
hours duration On the plaza. and the
principal business streets were Illuminated
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03

and the Napa Republican Glee Club. Mr..
Francis then introduced Colonel Jackson.
After the enthusiastic speech by Colonel
Jackson the meeting closed with three
cheers for Mckinley and Hobart and the
local Republican nominees
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
Treasury Cola issserv.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 2.-Ths
treasury gold reserve at the close of bust
ness to-day stood at $115. .412, 567. The
days Withdrawals were 81 367, 100.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03

A vote for Bryan and SewaIl is q step
toward a prolonged financial panic and
the greatest depreciation of values in
general the United States has ever seen.
Do you want this to happen?
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
Steamer Umatstra Repafr.d.

TACOMA, WASH, Nov. 2.-Repairs on
the steamer Umatilla we're finished to-day
at the drydock and the vessel steamed to
Seattle to coal. 1t will return tomorrow
and load for San Francisco, departing on
Thursday or Friday.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03

See to it that Republican Assembly
is elected, for United States Senator
is to be elected. Do not vote for DEM
ocrat.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
Fight With a San Jose Mansac.

SAN JOSE. CAL, Nov. 2.-Danisl Har-
vey, an employe of the O'Connor Sani-
tarium, became violently insane this
morning and took possession of the
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03

Reginald HI. Webster is n sterling
Republican and efficient educator.
He ou -ht to be the next Superintendent
of Schools.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
Deadlu Eppiusion in a Colfieru.

POTTSVILLE. Pa, Nov. 2.-By an ex-
piosion OF gas at the Packer colliery, near
Glrardville, this afternoon six men were
burned to death and others were seriously
injured.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
COSTLY FIRE At rERNoN.

The Study of the Governor General of
Canada Destroyed.
VERNON, B. c., Nov. 2.-The study of
the Earl of Aberdeen. Governor. General
of Canada, at his Coldstream ranch, was
completely destroyed by fire last night,
nothing being saved. 1t is said important
state papers were consumed.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03

vorE for Charles A. Low for Police Judge. !.
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-23
JUST As HE Wanted 1T.
Capitalist PGrker's Remark to q Friend
Concerning Hts Viii.

Capitalist PGrker's Remark to q Friend
Concerning Hts Viii.
SAN JOSE, CAL. June 22.-At the open
ing of the Parker will contest this morn
ing Marshall Pomeroy was recalled to the
stand 10 make a few corrections in his
testimony given last Thursday. At that
time the witness had stated that he did
not know of the existence of the will and
the codicil of the deceased until after the
testator's death. This morning Mr. Pom
eroy stated that he was then in error. He
was told by Parker of his will two days
before his death, and Parker then told the
witness that 1t was all right, just as he
wanted, with two exceptions, and they
were that Parker wanted the witness to
pay $1,000 to Della Sinnott of San Jose and
the same amount to Mrs. Olive Battlefield
OF Hartford, Conn.
Concerning the spiritual seance in Hart
ford, when Pomeroy and Parker were there
in 1893, Pomeroy said Joe Robinson, the
colored butler of Jane Pomeroy's house
hold, tried to get as a medium, but
couldn't make the spirits respond. Then
Mrs. Law undertook it, and she held COM
munications with spirits represented to be
those of Della Parker, GEORGES first wife
and sister of the witness.
Pomeroy said George II. Parker was not
firm believer in spiritualism. He denied
all knowledge of Parker making a new
will in Chicago in 1898 at the home of
Mrs. Hentz.
Parker was never engaged to Mrs.
Hentz. He said he had no use for her.
Mrs. Hentz had got good deal of money
from Parker and was always badgering
him for more. Parker loaned her money
to start lodging-ho in Chicago in
1893. Parker stayed there on one occasion
and paid $16 for weeks board and lodg-
ing. Parker got a letter from lady friend
of Mrs. Hentz a short while afterward,
saying that Parker owed for his board bill.
DR.. William Simpson, San Francisco
druggist, testified that he had known
George H. Parker for a great many years,
and had done business with him con-
tinuously. Parker always seemed a
shrewd business man and in full posses
sion of his mental faculties.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-23
MARCUS AURELIUS
HANNA At HOME,
Continued from First Page.

business methods. Punctuality being one
of these methods 8, he went into the field
month earlier than any of the enemy, and
when they arrived on the ground they
found that Hanna men had the fort. In
precinct primaries and ward meetings
Mckinley men were selected as delegates
to the State conventions, and these in
turn, instructed their delegates to the Ma
tional Convention to vote for William Nc
Kinley so long as there existed reason
able hope of his success. Mr.. Hanna had
already secured control of the National
Committee, and in the contested-election
cases Mckinley men were seated in prefer
ence to others, thus patching up any
weak spots there might be in the conven-
ton. The enemy were taken by surprise,
and the session was more of a rout than a
battle. McKinley's forces were so much
superior in numb ers that the opposition
surrendered hands down in the presence
of a generalship SO surprisingly great.
came over from Canton to Cleveland
last night for the purpose of sizing up
this man VINO had so nmistakably proved
himself to be the foremost politician in
the United States. He came down to his
Office in the Perry building late this morn
Ing and a dozen people were waiting to
see him, some about iron, some about
coal, some about copper some about ships
and others who wanted to be appointed
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-23
CAP TUREO At PEA RIDGE,
Rancher John Tatum Charged
With the Yosemite Stage
Robbery.
Hoof.Prints of the Highwayman's
Horse Traced to the Door of
His Barn.

MADEIRA, CAL, June pa posse last
night brought to town and lodged IN the
County Jail John Tatum, rancher near
Pea Ridge, in Mariposa County. Tatum
is charged with the robbery of the Yosem-
tie stage on the morning of Wednesday
last. The officers traced the tracks of the
robbers horse from the place where the
broken express-box was found UP to the
door of Tatums barn. The hoof- prints
correspondent exactly with those made by
Tatum's saddle horse, and hair that was
found clinging 10 branches of trees, hav-
ing been scratched from theh ighwayman S
horse, is similar in color to that of the
prisoners buckskin.
Sheriff Prouly of Mariposa has suspected
Tatum of the robbery of the Mariposs
stage about a year ago, put in that case
the proof was not strong enough to war
rant a conviction and he was released.
Lttlefield and Robinson, who were first
accused of the robbery, have been released
from custody, as has the stranger who
gave his name as Banner. They proved
an abb.
The preliminary examination of Tatum
is set for the 28th of this month before
Justice Aver of Raymond.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-23
HONORS TO HOBART.
Brilliant Celebration at Paterson
to Ratlfy His Nomination for
XiCe-PreSident.

PATERSON, N. J., June 22.-The city
was brilliantly Illuminated and decorated
tonight in honor OF Garrett A. Hobart's
nomination for Vice-President. Between
5000 and 5000 citizens of all political parties
Joined in procession.
Judge John Hopper, a Democrat, and
Governor John w. Griggs spoke at the
reception, and Mr.. Hobart replied briefly
He confined his remarks to the city and
people of Paterson, and said he would
rather have the esteem and confidence of
the people as manifested tonight than
any Office within the gift of any political
organization. AT the conclusion of his
speech he quoted the following from
Robert Burns:
The bridegroom may forget the bride who was
made his welded wife yestere'en,
The monarch may forget the crown that on his
brow in honor has been,
The mother may forget the babe that smiles so
sweety on her knee,
But III remember thee, Glencairn, and ali that
thou hast done for me.