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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
HHAT MULDOON SAYS.
Dangerous for Fitxvimnsons to Train fos
Anofher Fight.

Dangerous for Fitxvimmons to Train for
Anofher Fight
OMAHA, NEBR., March 20-William
Muldoon, the famous trainer of pugiiists
William H. Recap, assistant sporting
editor OF the Philadelphia Ledger; Jockey
Flynn, MaIachy hogan and other prom
inent sporting men were in Omaha to-
day, en- route East from Carson.
sit is difficult to say whether or not
Fitzsimmons and Corbett will ever meet
again." sail Muldoon. "but doubt it. l
think that Fi,zsimmons will now retire
with well-earned champ onship. 1t
would be dangerous. too, for him TO train
for another fight, and if had anything to
say about il would not permit it. be-
cause his health would be undermined.
1t was certainly great contest. and one
that witnesses will never forget"
Mr. Recap said that he was convinced
that Fi,Zsim ons won the fight more
from carelessness on Corbett's part than
from any superiority, and he said he be-
lieved that if the men were to meet to-
morrow Corbett would win. Mr.. Recap
says that there was no question in his
mind but what Corbett was the better
man Of the two.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
THREE FIsTIc EVEN1s.
Opening of the National Sporting ClMl
of Nesc Fork.

Opening of the National Sporting Club
of NesO Fork.
NEW YORK, n. Y, March 20.-The Ma
tional Sporting Club made its initial bow
to the public tonight. The clubhouse is
situated at the corner Of One Hundred
and Twenty-fourth street and st. Nicholas
avenue and the seating capacity of the
arena is placed at $500.
The star attraction tonight was 20
round bout a, 121 pounds between Johnny
Lavack, the crack Cleveland feather
weight, and dolly" LYONS OF New York.
1t wa. a scientific contest throughout.
Layack had shade the best of the fight
up to the twelfth round, but from that
round TO the twentieth honors were even.
IN the final round Lyons landed several
hard blows on Lnvack's head and chest.
knocking him to the floor twice. The ref
cree awarded the decision to Lyons.
The preliminary bouts were between Billy
Rockford of Chicago and Frank Zimpner
of Buffalo, ten rounds a 118 pounds; and
Sammy callahan of Buffalo and Mike Far
raher of YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, ten rounds at
1876 mounds. The former contest was won
by Rockford and the latter was declared
a draw.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Coronado Islands Lsnsed.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, March 20.-J. NJ.
Soto of this city has just given ninety
nine years lease of the Coronado Islands
in the Pacific Ocean, twenty miles off this
coast, to party of San Francisco capital
lists, the consideration being $50 The
islands are tour in namber and are very
as browa onyx. They belong nomlnally
to the Mexican Government and were
leased six years ago by ]. ID. Hanbury
now of London, England. Since tnen the
lease has iallen into the hands of specu-
lators, represented here by Mr.. Soto.
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bills this session, and it is no wonder that
now and then a bill with bug n it
creeps past those who are on the lookout
for good legislation.
This is my second term in the Legisla-
ture, and fee that to be q success as an
Assemblymsn one must be a walking en-
cyclopedia. q quick thinker. an earnest
de batter and clever parl1amentarian and
SO lew of u. possess all of these attributes
that it's easy TO be failure"
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Aco1DESr At sAUsALITo.
John Rtchards, tho Cirtt En0tmee
Thro.cn From Hts Carriage.

John Richards, tho Cirit Engineer
Thro.cn From Hts Carriage.
SAUSALITO. CAL. March 20.-John
Richards. the civil engineer and editor.
had painful experience this morning,
which fortunately has not resulted seri-
ously. Mr.. Richards was in his carriage
about to start from his house when one OF
the straps on the horse interfered in some
manner and the carriage was thrown
over Mr.. Richards, who is sixty-one
years old, was elected rather forcibly from
the vehicle. He was carried into his
house, Glen Bank, whore he tainted. Mr..
Richards has trouble with his heart and it
was feared that he had been seriously in
jured.
Upon investigation it was found that no
bones had been fractured and this evening
Mr.. Richards was resting comfortably.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Ch.on Beer for racomans.

TACOMA, WASH. March 20-The
Seattle Brewing and Mating Company,
under which names the Seattle trust OF the
Bay View, Claussen, Sweeney and Albert
Braun breweries is known, has declared
war on the Milwaukee Brewing Company
OF Tacoma, and commencing on Thursday
will sell beer in Tacoma at $4 barrel.
Tacoma has two breweries-'he Puget
Sound and Milwaukee, The Puget Sound
has been in the com bina, selling at $8, the
trust price, and keeping out of Seattle.
The Milwaukee has invaded Seattle. sell
ing at 81. Retailers say beer will sell at
two schooners for 5 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
SAN JOSE hECEPrxON.
Senator Morshouss ia Re accorded
Hearty Greeting.

Senator Aorshouss Ia Re accorded a
Hearty Greeting.
SAN JOSE, CAL. March 20.--A meeting
of prominent non-partisan citizens was
held this afternoon 10 discuss the matter
of tenderin g 10 Senator II. V. Morehouse
a reception on his return from Sacramento
for the great good he has accom- plished for
Santa Clara County In the Legislature.
After discussing various methods OF hon.
oriug th~ statesman, 1t was decided to ten
der him a reception and banquet at the
Hotel Vendome next Saturday evening.
Many prominent speakers will be in at
tendance.
The following committees were named
for the occasion: Arrangements-J. d.
Miner, George F. Taylor, W. D. Gossard !;
programme-C. ]. Owen, James w. Rea,
DR.. D. T. McGraw.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
TO IMPKotE ALVisO SLOUGH.
Armerich's Bill Indorsed By the Ctffxsns
tnf Rn N .T0

Arnerich's Bill Indorsed By the Citfxsns
of San J0se.
SAN JOSE, CAL, March 20.-A mass
meeting of citizens was held at the Board
of Trade rooms this evening to take action
on Assem- blyman Arnerich's bill provid-
ing for an appropriation of $4,000 for the
ini provement of Alviso Slough, whic bill
has passed both houses and is now in the
hands of the Governor. The meeting was
attended by many of the prominent men
of this community. Resolutions were
adopted indorsing the bill and declaring
that it guaranteed relief TO Santa Clara
and adjacent counties, which had been
unjustIy denied by the General Govern
ment. The Governor is earnestly requested
to sign the bill. A committee, consisting
of w. A. Bowdcn. ]. P. Fay and Robert
Summers. was appointed to go to Sacra-
mento and urge approval OF the measure.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
FRESNO CHINESE TRICK ED.
Deputy Assrssors Frustraie Scheme Z.
Defraud the County.

Deputy Assessors Frustrate Scheme 10
Defraud the County
FRESNO, CAL. March 20.-The County
Assessors depu, les have just completed
the collection of poll iaxes in Chinatown.
They succeeded in making almost every
Mongol pay. By making the collections
early the deputies frustrated very clever
scheme, which has been practiced by the
Cinnamon ior number OF years. 1t was
to get the receipts of Cinnamon who had
already paid in San Francisco and show
these when the Deputy Assessors came
around. This year the collectors went to
work before the Celestials got their re-
ceipts in San Francisco. 1t is probable
that Fresno receipts will now be sent to
San Francisco to deceive t collectors
there. The authorities in the bay city
may wonder at the influx OF Chinese from
Fresno.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Greettno to G.nernt clarkson.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, March 20.-Gen-
eral Clarkson, National commander of the
Grand Army of the Republic, will arrive
in this city on Tuesday and the people OF
Los Angeles under the leadership of Ma
tional Aids de-Camp c. w. Hyatt and j.
w. Martin have made arrangements TO
honors him on that evening. He will be
met at the depot by delegation compris.
ing the commanding officers of the vari-
Gus patriotic organizations of the city.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Racing at N~,c Orlsams.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 20.-Seven fur
longs, Jake Zimmerman won, Waldine second.
belle of Killarney third. Time, 1:31L.
Four furlongs, John Conner won, Lillian
Russell second, Lupis third. Time, 80.
One and quarter miles, Ixion won. Little
Tom second, New House third. Time, 2:11A.
One mile. r. Dunno won, Bridgeton second,
Irish Lady third. Time. :43.
Seven furlongs, Alkyris won, Styx second,
Prince Proverb third Time, 80.
Six furlongs, Winslow won, Stark second,
Waterman third. Time, 1:17.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Tsjf Jssnnds Governor Dying.

PORT TOWNSEND. WASH, March 2O.-
News from Suva, in the Fiji Islands, re-
ceived tonight by the schooner ]. A.
Weatherwax, states that Governor J. B.
Thurston was stricken by paralysis and
was not expected to live. He was sent to
Australia In precarleus condition. The
islands are temporarily in charge of Chief
Justice Barclay. acting Governor. Thurs
ton lived ON the islands for thirty years.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
B.dd Uroed to Name Wsa.er.

SAN JOSE, CAL. March 20.-The Board
Of Trade has indorsed Cplonel T. R.
Weaver, president Of the board. as COM
missioner to the Hamburg Exposition
hands approprlatinr $4,000 for California
exhibit become q law. Resolutions
were adopted and forwarded to Governor
Budd asking him to appoint President
Weaver.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Rec.ption to the Mail Clerks.

LOS ANGELES, CAL. March 20,-The
postal clerks now in San Francisco to the
number of 3l0 will arrive on Monday
morning in this city. Arrangements for
their amusement and conf ri have been
made under the direction OF General John
r. Mathews. j. n. Johnson, chief clerk
of the Railway Mail Service, and NJ. II.
Flint, Posiotfice Inspector. The visitors
will be taken through the county and
given reception by the Chamber of Com
M
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Arrssted at Port 7o,cnsend.

PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, March 20
Captain Frank Morley of San Francisco
was arrested last night upon complaint of
a member of the Board OF Pilot Com mis-
sioners. charged with plotting vessel in
Puget Sound while not possessing State
Morley came from San Francisco as sail
ing master of the British ship Glenericht.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Play Hours in Pris ON,
A New Point in Law.

ALAMEDA. CAL, March 20.-The suit
from Alameda entitled Mrs. Ellen C.
Sargent VS.. Mrs. Caroline E. DwineIle and
others, submitted on briefs to Judge Hall
of the Superior Court and involving 500
on a street assessment for work done on
Caroline street, between Kings and Gen.
tennial avenues, presents for solution an
interesting point of law. That point is
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
O,c.s Money Ia Tacoma.

TACOMA, WASH, March 20.-At the
sale of the assets OF the State Savings
Bank to-day $l7i0 judgment against s.
A. Perkins, private secretary to Mark
Hanna. was sold for S5. There was q large
attendance, of bidders. but no one seemed
to want the claim against Perkins. A. r.
Titlow, County Attorney, was the pur-
chaser. Perkins formerly lived here and
he borrowed the money from the ban K
be fore it failed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Arrested at Santa Clara.

SAN JOSE, CAL, March 20.-A. c. De
poister, the proprietor of the Home Res
tanrant at Santa Clara. was arrested at
noon to- day on charge of attempting to
leave the State for the purpose OF defraud-
ing creditors. Depoister gained great
deal OF notoriety few months ago by
threatening to kill his wife. he was ar
rested at tie time and kept in jail in de-
fault OF $4,000 bail TO keep the peace. His
wife secured divorce, but as soon as be
Effected his release they were married
again.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Yonna Chrs.tians at Amburm

AUBURN, CAL, March 20.-The first of
the county conventions of the Christian
Endeavor to be held throughout the State
prior to the National Convention in San
Francisco next July was that of Placer
County, held here to-day. There was q
large attend ance. DR.. J. N. Ward was re-
elected president. Harry Howell secretary,
and Miss Ball, junior president, MEM
cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
sousalito B~,iding Ac4rity.

SAUSALITO, CAL, March 20.-The
streets Of Sausalito are blocked by thou
sands of feet OF lumber. which has been
hauled from the wharves and stacked on
the sides of the roads. The schooner
Emma has discharged $4,000 feet at
Schnell's wharf for the Sausalito News
building. Thomas Ryan has commenced
the erection of a stone building adjoining
his property at the junction OF Water and
Princess streets
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Mtu Var1ey,. Lunar koinbo,v.

MILL VALLEY, CAL, March 2O-The
people of Mill Valley witnessed beauti-
ful lunar rainbow last night about $50
O'Clock. Mount Tamalpais formed the
background and those who were fortunate
enough to see the phenomenon were re-
warded with q gorgeous sight.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21

Piutti dean of the Conservatory OF Music
OF the University of the Pacific, has ten
dered his resignation, to take effect at he
close OF the semester in May. The dean
refuses to discuss the reason that
prompted his resignation and the univer-
sity officials are equally reticent.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Tom ares e..ts the Con vemti on

SAN RAFAEL. CAL. March 20.-Super-
intendent OF Schools Robert Furlong aid
to-day he had decided to hold the Marin
County Teachers Institute at Tomales as
announced. A protest from teachers in
the southern part of tho county had been
received, but this had been satisfactorily
arranged
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
.Nsr hutldinas at libnron.

TIBURON, CAL, March 20.-John Coop.
manager OF the Baldwin Land Company,
is building an elegant villa residence on
the peninsula. Fred Harmon is also erect
ing in Belvedere a beautiful cottage near
the churcn building.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Ne,U Bus,atmo for soMssiiso.

sAUSALlTo, CAL, March 20.-The
building to be erected by c. H. Becker,
the Sausalito agent OF The CALL, will be
three stories in height and besides con.
taining two stores on the ground hoor
there will be elegant dwelling apartments
in the upper stories. The building will be
better than any other in Sausalito.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
At the Chutes.

The open-air performances at the Chutes
are proving very popular and the attendance
is large every pleasant afternoon and evening.
To-day the attraction extraordinary Will be
Robert FitZsfmmous champion pugilist OF the
world, who will illustrate the manner In
which ne knocked Corbett out. He win also
give bag-punching exhibition afternoon and
evening. The usual Sunday features will also
be given.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
vi..Isa PrMne-Gro,oers 0rgons.s.

vISALIA. CAL. March 20.-Twenty OF
the most prominent prune-growers in this
vicinity met here to-day as preliminary
TO organizing q cooperative association
for marketing dried products. After q
thorough discussion q COMMITTEES OF three
was appointed to formulate plan OF
organization.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Snotu on Ians olpais.

MILL VALLEY. CAL, March 20-Snow
fell upon the sum init of Mount Tamalpais
last nj ht and this morning. In Mill
Valley heavy frost was on the ground
this morning
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Ne,smnn Ooicsrs Prevent right.

NeWMHn ONcers FreUtnt Ft0Ht.
MODESTO, CAL, March 20.-A prizs-
fight was scheduled to take place at New
man, in this county, last night. between
Modesto pugilist named Bishop and one
of Newman named Ferguson, but Deputy
Sheriffs prevented it. The crowd that
corgregated had to be satisfied with .
sparring contest
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
His BODY Found.

David Fitzgerald. boatman, found the
BODY OF Lewis W. Fabin at the foot of Powell
street wharf yesterday afternoon. Fabin, who
was subject to epiieptic fits, lett home three
weeks ago to-day to go fishing, since which
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
PRICE OF son

One of the Hardest Workers In the
Le1isiature.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, March 90
Speaking as a member of the Thirty
second Legislature Assem- blyman Walter
E. Price of Sonoma said:
This has been an exceptionally busy
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21

,ina his narents and brothers, who reside at
az VaInaraiso street. had been searching ior
him. Tne dec ased was "a years OF age ana OF
delicate nstitution.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
Dsam Piutti 6est0ms.

SAN JOSE, CAL, March 2.-Wiliian
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21

Baggage Transferred to Trains and
Steamers
Also moved in the City.
MORTON SPECIAL DELIVERY,
4OS Taylor street and $50 Market street. .
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1897-01-23
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

|
|. The Nicaragua canal bill was cali
led up for consideration ia the senate
yesterday. This gives the bill the
right of way, and makes it the order
OF The day from now on till final ac-
ton is taken. Senator Morgan, in
moving the. consideration Of the bill,
stated the most gratifying fact that
the committee on the Nicaragua can
al was unanimous in It's approval OF
every feature of the bill. AS to the
prospective profits Of The canal the
senator declared that there was but
one parallel case by which any jugd-
ment could be reached, ana that was
the Suez canal. !
II IS an extremely odd fact that
certain individuals who seem TO re
gard, with benign compIacency Great
BritaIn's control Of the Suez canal, |
q controlSwrested from France by
means which perhaps would not stand
too close an investigation, are yehe
mently opposed to the idea that the
United States should dominate the
future waterway through Nicaragua.
It is believed that this opposition, 60
ar as practical results go, will be
mpotent. 1t is interesting only for
he vivid light it sheds upon our in
consistent human nature. Accord
rg to the provisions Of the present ]
,ill the Nicaragua canal is to be dis [
inctiyely national enterprise. It
8 to be built by American money
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1897-01-23
THE SEA COAST ECHO.
THAT EX TRA SESSION.

Whether or not an extra session of
the state legislature should be held
to decide on a new capitol seems to
be engaging the attention of the statc
press.
Opinion seems somewha. divided
some urging an extra session, 9th
ers condemning 1t. An extra session
al this late day does seem little out
OF the way, when the state and the
capitol might easily wait until the
regular session. Mississippi needs a
new capitol badly, but she is scarce
ly able TO indulge in senseless extrav-
agance. And moreover the prospee.
tive session is liable to fall short OF
its purpose.
The old capitol, though place of
refuge for bats and owls, is not apt 10
crumble in for a few months vet.
The rather large sum Of money that
would be consumed in convening a
special session is better in the state
treasury than in undeserving pock-
cts.
4
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1897-01-23
AT WASHINGTON.

Special Correspondence Sea Coast Echo:
President Cleveland seems to
have developed a "latent inabili-
| Ity" to do anything which pleases
either the party that put him in
tho White House, or the average
American citizen. The course he
pursued in the Hawaii matter.
and the subsequent treatment of
his dusky friend Queen Lii of that
far away island; his declaration
that he didn't care tinkers con-
demnation what congress did in
the Cuban matter, and that he
intended to follow the course
which seemed to him and his sec
retary of state to be the proper
one regardless of the wishes Of
the people, have made him most
magnifcently unpopular with the
people and his party. Recently
nc has, it is rumored, suppressed
most important news relating to
Cuba which General Lee report
ed TO him during his recent visit. |
In his last message to congress The |
president intimidated that i'll
spain doesn't soon put an end to
he war wo will find it necessary
o take hand in the business.
1t the same time his secretary of
tate is assuring Spain that the
United States will not do anything
A the matter, and togetlst0 they
re defying congress, taop'N Nlthe
ositlon that it has no ct. ITO
ecognize the independent The "A
oreign nation. His latest ScsSs
ne general arbitration treaty wins
freat Britain, and there are 9aey ,
vo democratic senators, Gray art
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1897-01-23
Truly, it is advisable to hold over
THE TANGIPAHOA LYNCH
ING.


The taking of the law into ones
hands Is to be deprecated, but when
prompted ysuch an outrage as was
recorded against johnson and Joiner
heaven itself must cry "justifica-
tion j"
The law has BEEN vindicated by
those it was created to protect.
Johnson and Joiner were Grimm ais
of that type that should not be per-
mitted to live, nor even yet permit
ted to remain 10 jail with no ! % on
assurance of when theis = 0'iih'''
come off. Peon,or,b ''o'r 'riai wouit
"a ana. "o4he must be protect.
'.s8gtf the law as administered h,
the courts fall short Of its mission 4
then becomes the people TO take such
steps as will insure life against tn,
attack Of human demons.
But the people are not to blame in
instances of this kind. The law i:
the responsible party. 1t simply
failed of it's duty and had to be sub.
stituted by more powerful and just
agency.
Vlllainous crimes are common oc-
currences in Louisiana, and 1t is only
by swift application of popular ven
geance that suppression will become Q
possible.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1897-01-23

The biggest gun ever cast in Am
erica is being constructed at the
Watervliet arsenal, New York. This
gun will be nearly 80 feet long, 16
inch rfed bore, will have range of
IL miles, and will hurl solid armor-
piercing projectile weighing 2,370
pounds at the rate of 2000 feet a
second. England and Spain will
please take notice.