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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
SEUSALI70 WILL SURRENDER
Cases Brought /gainst the Poofroom
Players to Be Dismissed BY the
Authorities.

SAUSALITO, Nov. 6-The Town Trns-
tees are about 10 call Il halt in the prose-
cutlons of the booksellers and players
recently arrested by Marshal John e.
Creed under town ordinance forbidding
that form of gamblers within the limits
of the picturesque burgh. The reason
assigned for the abandonment of The
cases is that the prosecution OF the
gam blers would bankrupt the town, and
further, though this is only halt admitted,
no jury could be found 10 bring in ver-
dict of guilty, SO divided is the sentiment
for and against the gamblers.
1t is estimated at already the expenses
incidental to the arrests have sum med
up into the hundreds, and if the cases are
pressed, and there are over thirty in all,
the expense would be enormous, and per-
haps greater tnan the town could bear.
Thus far the juries have disagreed, and
when finally discharged by the court,
have stood majority in favor of ac-
quittal. The town authorities say that
the law is slain. but when it goes to the
jury that is the last of it and by the YER
dict one would hardly recognize that
SausaIito had any laws at all.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
Father Yorke's Fourth Ghost.

The fourth lecture in the series on "Ghosts, -
for the benefit OF the Catholic Truth Society,
will be given by tine Rev. Peter C. Yorke, in
the Metropolitan Temple, on next Monday
evening, November 8.
"The Gordon Ghost" will be the subject OF
the evening. John ]. O'Toole will preside.
A quartet composed of Mrs. Pauline Wand,
Misses Lillian O'Donnell, Maud Cameron and
Ade laide Baum. with Miss Tilie Pauba. &C.
companist, will sing ''Come Back 10 Erin"
and other musical selections.
Tickets for the lecture are sale at the
headquar ers of the society, room 429 Empo-
rum building; at the Monitor Office. 529 Clav
street, also at the box office of the Metropoli-
tan Temple on the evening o. the lecture.
Copies of the first, second and third lecture
for sale at the office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
BURGLARS PLY
Their TRADE
Residence of William r.
win Entered by Two
Bold Thieves.
They Were Surprised at Their
Work and Made a Run
for Freedom.
Some Jewelry Stolen by Them, but
They Left Behind Many Things
of Value.

Whether or not t Is the climatic or opu.
lent condition OF the neighborhood sur
rounded by Van Ness avenue, Cough,
Post and Ells streets that draws the
bur lar to IL at loca lty is not known, but
in any event he goes there and plies AIS
nefa-ious trade vi hout mo. estation on
tae part of the detectives and police. he
f:eouen ly gets an unexoeotej rally rom
a servant girl, as was tie case when some
bold hon ebreaSer ent red the esidence OF
Mau lc, Van Welt, 1920 E is street, last
| Sunday ate nom, but On every occasion
lie escapes ami continues his Grimm Il
career.
Shortly after the burel was driven
from the Van Welt residence a similar
seaace took ,,lace in the home Cf Wi liam
Irwin, a min ng man, 1850 Geary street.
Mr.. Irwin and his y ife were away from
home during the day and their japanese
servant had been instruct TO go oul and
enjoy himself. In consequence The house
was let DE erted.
At7o'cluck in the evening M. IRWIN and
his wife returned and entered the house.
They walked upstairs and we're about TO
enter their apartments when they were
startled by two burglars who rushed out
of one of the rooms and bounded down
stairs Mr.. Irwin hurried IN pursuit, but
the thieves Ieaped through a window 10
the ground, ran to fence in the rear OF
the dwelling, scaled it and gained their
freedom. The fence the burglars scaled is
about zen ieet high and bristies with
sharp spikes which were placed there to
keep out the inqui,itiye small boy, but
ahev bothered the thieves but little. After
clearing the fence the visitors hurried
through a mall alley leading 10 Post
street and d sIppeared.
An investigation disclosed the fact that
The burglars entere the house through
rear window This led them into the
kitchen of the dwelling. but there they
found their progress stopped by bolted
door which led to the apartments above.
Jimmy was brought into play, the firm
lock was wrecked beyond repair and the
house was tree Tor p.under.
The rooms upstairs were first visited
and the contents of the drawers were
strewn over the floor. Several pieces of
ieweIry were taken, but many vaiuab
pieces of dress goods and silverware were
thrown on the floor and left there. Just
as the thieves had finished their work in
the II, stairs apartments and were about to
repair 10 the lower floor. they were sur
prised by the timely return of Mr.. Irwin
and his wife, and they left, leaving be-
hind them a bullseye lantern to tell the
tale OF their unwelcome visit.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
AS TO Those PLACARDS.
Did They Prevent People From
Seeing a Ball Game
Yesterday?
Very Slim Attendance at the Yellow
Tournament Exhibition at
Central Park.

Where were those placards announcing
that any one wagering two bits with a
friend on the result of a game would be
peremptorily bounced from Central Park
VAST the announcement made in the yell
low j)urnal that such placards would be
conspicuously displayed q bout The grounds
that deferred ''sure-thing men" from at
tending and wagering large sums OF
money on the gamer? Or was it because
of the announcement in the yellow jour
nal that gambling was going on at Central
Park that deferred bail enthusiasts from
Witnessing the game between the Will e.
Fincks and California Markets yesterday
afternoon
Whe,e was the crowd? "Gone glimmer-
ing like a schoolboy's tale of woe." Less
than 200 paid admissions. That tells the
story.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
YELLOW JOURNAL WAYS.
Ball Players of Fresno Have Had a
Surfeit OF Tnem.


FRESNO, Nov. 6-The Fresno Republi-
can Baseball Club has been reorganized,
and it is intended to play ball in earnest
again, but in no way will the club have
anything to do with the notorious Ex-
aminer tournament.
The baIl-players of Fresno and their
friends have had enough of the yellow
journals methods. Robert Barton will
manage the new team.
Frank Chance, the captain and catcher
of the Republicans, tells an interesting
story of little chat he haa with McNeill,
the owner OF Central Park in San Fran.
cisco, last Sunday. 1t WAS after the Re-
pubicans had announced that they would
not play in the Examiner tournament any
longer, having become disguised with the
tactics followed by the Examiner in con-
Quoting the tournament as evidenced by
its actions at the Saturday game.
Mcneil was trying to induce Chance
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not to withdraw his team from the tour
nament, but Chance had his m nd mad e
up and would not listen to any appeal
but Mcneil was i'm Fortunate, and he is
credited with making the following state
ment: Come now, Chance, L know the
Republicans got the worst OF it in the
game with the Alerts and also with the
Markets yesterday, but never mind; don't
Quit the tournament. I'll see and have
the games rescbeduled so that the Alert
and California Market defeats won't count
against you. I'll fix it all right. and you
play the Santa Cruz team to-day"
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ironclads nor tired OF recounting incidents
of the war. But he was always modest as
he was brave. and the most loyal man to
his coun ry that l have ever met"
Miss Worden's life has been a romantic
one, for she has her unce's ambitious ma
ture. coupled with her intense love for her
profession. With good blood. good breed
ing and thorough educaiion, both liter
ary and musical, she has within FIVE
weeks placed herself in the list of women
likely to become famous in the near fu-
tIIre.
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= Charge of False Pretenses.

Frederick McMurphy and James j. whelan
testihel yesterday in the United States Dis.
trict Court that their signatures as sureties in
the libel cases against the steamer H C. Grady
were obtained by fraud.
They sWofe that when the instrument was
So rbmltted 10 them II contained the name OF
W. D. Newlouse as security, AID that when
t1e instrument was produced in court New
houses naIle had been erased.
The matter went over until tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

Miss Worden was educated in convent.
She then entered soc ETY., fell in love with
Charles Glover, millionaire of Detroit,
and left him in three weeks after the mar
riage finding her home with his parents
distaS teiul to he-. She went to Paris
with her father, became pupil Of Jacques
Bouhy and in two wears was back in New
York, member of the Castle-square
Opera Company OF Boston, and under
study to Adelaide Nelson. The present
engagement gives her voice no opporlu-
nifty to show itself.
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Mrs. Taylor Demands Maintenan ce.

William A. Taylor, an oiler ON the United
States revenue cutter Bear, has been sued by
his wife, Louisa D. Taylor, to compel him TO
support her and their two children She says
that he has neglected her, although she has at
all tins since her marriage been "a faithful,
dutiful and dfligent wife- 10 the defendant"
and therefore she asks that the Governme ut
dishursing agent lie restrained from delivering
Tayior's wages until her necessities he pro-
Yld ed for each month
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

Earned run-Will & Fincks. Three base hit
Smith. Two-oase h;t-HArdir. sacrifice hits
Scott, Goldsworthy. First base on errors--WIll d.
Fincks /, Alerts l. First base on called balls
win & Fincks H. Left on bases-Wili Il Ftncks
8, Alerts 5. stuck out-knei 5, Moskiman g.
Hit bv pitcher-Eagan. Double play->chmeer to
BroeKhoff. Passed balis-Scott q Hammond g.
Ii me OF game-Two hours Official ecorer-Edgar
.. II umphrey. Umpires-Cramer and Mertes.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
Fox and Collins Fined for Contempt.

NJ. W. Fox and R. U Collins. president and
secretary OF the Hale & Norcross Mining Com
pany, were Yesterday fined 500 each by
Judge Daingerfieid for contempt of court.
ing order of court W hich forbade them to sell
certain stock of the Hale & Norcross mine for
an assessment The sale so held is ordered TO
be annulIed and set aside,
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
RaEor-W elder .entenced.

John simpson, convicted Of slashlng Rich
II 10 Morriscy's neck with razor, was yester-
u sentenced by Judge Dunno of the Superior
.Isurt to serve one year in the State prison at
. san Qpentin
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

nihgstad says he thinks there will be great
deal of suffering at Dawson this winter Many
of the passengers who went when he did were
unable TO return. having spent most of their
money to get away.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
j. j Groom Incorporates,

The J. ]. Groom Hat Company was incorpo.
rated yesterday with capital of S25. 600 by J.
j. Groom, Mrs NJ rie NJ. Groom J. Dalzelle
Brown, r. b. Fry and W J. Bartnett. each Of
whom mas subscribed for $50 worth of stock
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
Her Life was Tbreatened

Marguerite Dezzerillo yesterday procured
warrant for he arrest of her husband. Domen-
leo, who, Dhe says, pointed a pistol at her
lead and threatened TO take her lie.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07

Cyclometers are in use in cabs in Berlin,
Leipsic and Dresden. They record the
exact amount OF miles travelled and the
egal fare of the occupants.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
Returned from the Yukon.

Olaf Winningstad, Ia weii-known mining en-
gineer, who tried his fortunes on the Yukon
expedition that left on the North Fork, has
re :urned to the city fully satisfied that he
could not get through until spring. Mr.. Win
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
Young Convicts for San Quentin.

George Raymond and James McGinnis, both
under 1S years of age, convicted OF burglary.
were sentenced by Judge Cook yesterday to
serve eighteen months each In San Quentin.
They had been found guilty of having robbed
house at 922 Diamond street.
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Betencs II Op las night
nd m
not gr was gh
OF
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of dppn m Howe O.
Miss Ia
tht have ebnmad dewitt nh Ea
times II mehesa anFmncso oaae cold N
Leaanhu uaand ndtorm h M
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New rails new tie, new ballast, new bridges.
The shortest crossing Of the desert and q country
thar In It's b. its varied and beautiful SC nery
The highest grade Of passenger equipment ana
meals at Harvey's famous diniH g-rcoms.
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h L Horton
ITAN HOTEL.
Miss NJ " iley, Portland
{ Patrick, LODI
Mrs ID Cert ed.e e & DIR, Or
] kuhZelmaD, Por land
q Putnam. W K sn. oacto
2 mis- J L Pete rs9n, SeaiIl G
2 p sale msbY e fm, A-iz
/ X Richards IL W. Cal
Miss u King. C;l
! Z \ Manai1g ~ W, III
D j Quinn. Merced
T. B Gall ghrr, Boston
Miss Is ivers, y riZona
W Henry. SANTA Rosa
Mrs fclIher, Sloc <toD
q q LAWYER. Wslnut Crk
J j Cas-y, silver City
X lieaiy, an Jose
j IL Flanagan, Chicago
J A Hall, Eldridge
q h l. A blot. Portland
b q stevens. Spokane
+ !. Netherly, Portland
I IL Hubbard, salem
B hu bard, Salem
b L Kllgote, Portladd
Mrs stan ourg, Butte { ty
w II Presley, Boston
HOUSE.
g = Garvln, Boston
j A Peacock, Cal
Il w Martins, SanRafael
N + ora ireland
G. II Wethern. Oakland
j Young, Wal utCreek
Y Lanziag, Sacto
IL / Qdeilin, Oakland
II Hardy, Allendale
] a Fuller, Greenwood
y & Allison, salt Lake
y P Hali, Iowa
] Neaucovich, Cal
NJ J Mahoney, B G
L > Stone. hasta
Miss Z Byrnes, Cal
. e Peterson IL W, Cal
] w slater, Denver
NJ w o. I, ell, Sacto
] Evans d W, Napa
w . Bills, y Y
Mrs Vi Benzle, Chicago
Z sperry, Wesley
j Nick emma, Cal
Il de Croft, Sacto
Z HOTEL.
w A Sutherland, Stan frd
X \ Howes, sacto Grove
& w Green, Chicago
Jean Po lock, IAN Diego
) Wertheim. New \ ork
] X Hampstead. Detroi
: = II Jones, London
& ] : haron, Virginia Cty
Mrs Z ] ; haron, Nevada
] Berdan, I oIedo
q Metcalf. Providence
X Weld, n York
Mrs X Weld, New York
Il NoyawasI, Japan
K suda, Japan
Mrs l. l. aus hin, w Va
+ 4 Cooper, delaware
MRS h II Emanuel, II Y
\ j sam son, Shanghai
! & Boss, Berkeley
+ Sharon, Berkeley
Mrs j A DuDbs, Plttsbrg
HOUSE.
j Lynch, OF Angeles
ID JenkS, hiCdoc
q Mott. Sacramento
a Miss Il Welsh. Stockton
w r Deatert, Jackson
w III CIeary Jr, r X Fla,
: G Wilmans, sonora
s Howe. San Jose
j "A Jones. Oakland
IL E rharer. Eureka
A Clark d. W, Oakland
] Z BAH. Jr, Arcadia
Mrs Robson, Chico
Miss Denweiddie, Cal
Z Hollis d W, Athens
] j Seymour, Fresno
TERN HOTEL.
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NEW WESTERN HOTEL

+ ] stouter. st Helena
Dan mclean, Sac
7 Newman, U ) I, Or, gon
NJ + Benson & ", Asto ria
Nj Bro tericS, Fresno.
Mrs r Jamison d d, Or
James Devine. sac
; + Maggini, Sal Jose
w y Listman, Minneapoli
Mrs A IL Morris, Dixon
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Colonel a Nechl"r
jos eph Kelley IL WI
vii lam Nasn d wi
( John Doyle
/ Thomas o. Brien
Il J Donovan
DIR Arlington Pond
James Co.iius
William LaDge
Alex Smith
Thomas Powell
| William khines
j be Marks
COSMOPOLl
Mrs w Burke, Portland
Miss G " Hey, Portla d
Mrs \ Goodyear, CF
z d II ealy Il WI, Or
w p Skinner. 7, rita I'd
JD Fillmors &fm, seat Il
Miss ID Pet er on, Seattle
Z Richards, Santa Clara
Mis- V King. edding
OR 7 thompson, Pe;aluml
J Manning & W. Chlcagt
j / Sumpter, Los Ang
X ID Rivers, ArlZuna
Z Preston, San Antonio
Mrs NJ Ward, Stockton
j Jessen & w, soledad
IL l. alte ert, Mok hIl
T. Hileshul. Portland
> l. Campbell, Sc ma
w Potts & W, CRkoale
g Whitaker, anita Kosi
] Elliott, Portland
j Elliott, Spokane
L 81 smith. Portland
Mrs + Hu bard. >alem
Miss + Hubbard. Salem
+ Jury. Newcastle
IL L Payns, Barkston
RUSS
w T Johnston. Les Ang
+ T Dwyer. racto
Z II MeDermolt, Cal
+ Garvey, r Dglaad
g + Munger, sew
II j Iayansky, Cal
y y Larsen, -acto
J ] rowD, Sacramento
T Seu lion, Che!s a
j il rgan, New bedford
w + Donovan, Mo
+ Allison, al, Lake
Mrs = \ hall. arey
G Christy, Les Ang
JH Thompson&w, VAST
.nrS u l. arr, Gal
.Missf. Speck, -autaRosa
w Z Vogt, San Diego
J g erickson. Cal
T. 4 ierson, Sacto
& + Gropeily, ArZ.
Leila Kei. er, Chicago
rillie benZle, Chicago
NJ a RoDeIts stockton
~ Pepper, Pleasanton
PALAC.
] NJ Proctor, Placervllle
q Coblens, New York
III 4 Evans, ~lanford
Mrs PolioCk, San Diego
Margaret Pollock. Cal
II Long, Los Angeles
Miss g q sidney, is An,
L y Palmer, London
J y ) icsson, ST Louis
. II + y Dyes, YoNohm a
j WitkowsKi. Yokohma
4 p Lark in, Providence
J InolA e, Japan
Ii Hijsa.a japan
X Mizuno. Japan
l. h smith, England
Miss = Riley, w Va
K II Emanuel, NV Yrk
A L Brixer, Nova Scotia
a w Schumaker. Cal
A Bierce, Los ADg les
J A Dubbs, PittsDary
K Peters, Santa Clara
LICK
n A Nc Kay, Los Ans
+ g Beatty. Berkeley
NJ l. Elliott. santa Rosa
DIR Doesbursh, 1T Helen
MISS q Welsh, Stockton
q stroll, NapA
ID X liver, sonora
l. Aulman, Des Moines
4 Tyroii, Cal
J Gregory, Astoria
J Cameron, Portland
] WilmanS Newman
ID knight, Mar sviile
Mrs J / Gardner. Chgo
ID -impsOl, Visalla
5 B Archer, San Jose
G Coglan d W, Sacto
NEW WES1
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Q MUy5f zNUuSStO
J d Richie, san Jose
:. Engerberg. Seattle
T. NJ scales, Oakland
JL Harvey, San Rafae
James Foley, Meiced
W illiam Jones. Cnicaso
Fred Rayer. Fort Wayn
e AIexan Ter & ". "a;
s Peterson. Eureka
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

D HOTEL
s Miss Martella, PIT Rey es
+ = Lift efield, city
q a Hoffman, - cto
Miss NJ BueXh, Chicago
T. uen, sumo
JT Phippen. Mayfieli
d L Bank, >an Jose
CP Minche!l, P'erville
j Lick more, Wash'tOn
+ ] stevens d w. sacto
w Z Smythe, y \ ork
Dr Scni eSser, W d c, Chi
a G RUE, Durcdn Mills
! W Il. Coggswell, s.to
J + stone, Cal
j NJ DicksoN, St. Louis
W + Ingalls,, Napa
/ h } Cverfelt, San jose
luIs5 Nj + Owe. felt, S Jose
2 2 + Lathrop, Hol lister
a Miss Stei a smiths Jose
Z ] Cottrell IL W, Sacto
q X L Clark IL ", Benirla
Mrs Brown inr, san J ose
o j D Heap. Modesto
" \ Henty. ac o
7 b Rasseit, Marvel
T u Dillon, p ymouth
j. Gro hwelI, S.ockton
, L Gaifnay, II hermosilo
l. " Fulk.lth, A4odes SO
I A Stousif4r, VI ouesto
y HCTEL
c Ler hart e W, r Bluf
j Lars aus-i, Sau kafael
e ID Hy and, Tex
] + ayoa, Detroit
\ Mueller, Milwaukee,
c II Hard. !9uifalo
u HcLig IL +. St Louis
ii b heLdrick. La
L b Archer. an Jose
NJ j Doyle, C"uccr1
K J K AGeh, Vnlleio
W J kel e,. sactu
y FaAscher, y y
J NJ Fuller, Y Y
leEica base 0ali teams
FranS q Seize
Ma jor a h Fulton
o Z ebeAu, WI IL chm
Hugh Jennings ~ VT
VI iIiam Clark d wf
Henry Reitz
NJ ] Griffin
J oseph orbett
William Dah en-
Jesse Burkett
/ ichafd >tahl
Timothy DoLahoe
Cuar.es n AS s.ing
h b Horton
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| IN $50 iaIs PRACTICALLY
9 AsaA sSs aa 6 A new
ASalgSg RAILWAY.

Trains leave from ard arrive at larket-st- Ferry
san francisco Ticket Office-644 Mar
ket street, chronicle Building. Teie-
phone Main 1890 Oakland, ll1S broadway
4 be Best KaiIway-san Francisco 10 hicago.
LOOK AT III TIME:
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J Marteila d W, Pt. Reyes
G = dam S, Oiema
NJ + george. Sacto
Miss l. Keller, Chicago
Miss buozh. Chicago
j AlessandrO. 1 a.
\ l. Jones X ", oakland
II 4 Thompson, O'.and
NJ q B Green, Mont
e Casedy, Nreka
g y sic ART, Crows La
q 6 Locke Il W, Sacto
Mrs + NJ Port e. &c, y apa
Miss kiouicott, COOS Bay
Z cooper, Ca
A NJ Co. bin, Oakland
G " Wilson, Vallejo
w II Kershaw, Por,la d
III II Buhne, Eureka
j l. Mar owe IL ", Spkne
Miss IL NJ Hunt, y Bbara
) NJ epurrler, stockton
Miss II Beers, = Barbara
+ Mas n x W, Sacto
+ Z J. studillo, Sn Jacinto
IL & Eatos, Us Ang
j A A!exander. los Ang
4; Edison d W, Klamath
L i Edison. GaLelle
Rev ID Z 4 ommer & W,
Mt P!easanton, Iowa
l. II Grigg,, sanford U
Ixt-f-
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Miss S CoAn, Rad Eluff
L neh1 Red Biuif
W W 4 oonlls Tex
I W Clark x W. ,r
y Z Nelson, Chicago
G Sii ger * ", hIcaCo
j titZ .ibboLs ST Louis
& Hooper d ", = Rosa
K W CAhoone, \ Jersey
Il ] L-sher. l. Lsnslug
r Drenchmeyei& ", Cal
II ] AdeI- Vallejo
" ID DAVIS, Piuule
DIR /. q Case. Ukiah
EaiIimore and ALI Am
J Frank EIine
vii lam Ba ME
Colonel 4 Nechi"r
Joseph Kelley IL VT
vii lam Nasn d wi
John Doyle
Thomas o. Brlen
7 J Donovan
DR. Arlington Pond
James 60 iius
William LaDge
\ lex Smith
Thomas Powell
William Rhines
5 be Marks
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-12-13
REAL MERRY FIGHT.
Police and Mob Batter Each Other in
High Old style.

Fouce anu MOD hnther bhch other II
High Old style.
About IL o'clock Saturday night
there was the big est sort of row
and free fight on Hotel street
near the Pantheon corner. As a
result five petty officers of the
steamer Australia landed in the
"cooler."
The fight started between two
men in the Pantheon. When
policeman entered a dozen men
took a hand in the scuffle, some of
them jumping aud battering the
officer. The mob was hustled out
of the door into the street, where
the fight continued. Two officers,
among whom was Nigel jackson,
arrived at this. juncture to the
assistance of the man regularly on
the beat. Jackson blew bis whis-
tie and in a few minutes a dozen
policemen aud members OF the
bicycle pate oil were on hand.
The police Immediately started
in 10 quell the fight, and were
promptly pounced upon by the
fighters and number of sailors
Lieut.. Kekai fought with one OF
the worst characters in the lot for
all of two minutes before help
came. Pinehaka WAS scratche d
and beaten by another, though he
finally laid his man out with a fis'
blow in the stomach. Not a club
was drawn. Jackson was vigor'
ously assailed at one time and
struck several lines in the face
but finally quieted his aptagonls
with little pugilistic dodge.
Only five of the men were takeI
down though there must have
been twenty in the fight. Thu
others escaped and are not known
Ben Gallagher, Fred. Naylor
Alex. Pahau, Charles Clark an,
others took a stand with the polio
and rendered invaluable sssistsnc
at the most critical moment of til
d sturbance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-12-13

The Sunday school OF the
Christian church will have its
Christmas celebration Thursday
evening, December %. In place
of tree n novelty in the shape OF
a snow house will be introduced,
Cotton will be used to make the
house and its vicinity look like an
Alaskan abode. TIE idea origin.
ated with the teachers Of the Sun
day school aud will be carried
out by them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-12-13

Fresh Oysters, any style, at the
Home Bakery.
The G.. B. has the best bread in
town. Try it
One never tires of pictures.
They make the best kind of pre-
sent for Xmas. King Bros, Hotel
street.
Going Home? It's good place
to go TO especially if there's case
of delicious Rainier Beer on h md.
Phone 1888 when your supply
runs short.
Camarinos Refrigerator has ar
rived per Australia" and contains
the usual supply of fruits, game,
fish, etc. Leave your orders early.
NCamarinos California Fruit Mar
ket. Telephone 37S.
The largest line of vehicles of
all kinds for pleasure, business
and farm uses, can be found al
the Oahu Carriage Repository, in
rear of Wright's Carriage Fac.
tory, Fort Street, opposite Club
Stables.
Kroeger Pianos, sweetest In tone,
Jas. W. Bergstrom, sole agent, cash
or installments. Warerooms al
G. Vests, Masonic Temple. OF.
fee at Thrum's Book Store. Tun-
ing and repairing. sS- Tele.
phone BAT. .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-12-13
Coffee Man In Town.

Charles Eagan, a new coffee
man Of Olaa. is visiting the city.
He is very young man and has
been in the country but threa or
four months. His coffee estate
consists of some 400 acres, part Of
which is under cultivation. He
bought the property outright and
will gather some coffee from il
next year. Mr.. Esgan is a son Of
Colonel Eaean Of the United
States Army, and has considera-
bic money. He likes Olaa, Ha
waii and the Ielapds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-12-13
Great Reduction in Price
of Salt.

The undersigned is prepared to fur
.ished Fine aud Coarse Salt In bulk
or In bag, at from $500 to $1,000 pei
ton of 1000 pounds.
J. 7. OOW5ETT.
Honolulu, Oct. Is, 1897. 753-'l