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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
OLYMPlANs STiRRED UP.
Woshington's Governor Yefoes Bill That
Never Passs6-Hinute Clerk Charged
WITH Forqsry.


OLYMPIA, WASH. March 25.-In veto
ing the bill for the construction OF State
Capitol last week Governor Rogers alleged
as one of his principal reasons that the
bill, as amended, failed to receive the
votes OF a constitutional m jority of House
members, and that at the bottom OF the
rollcall, showing the vote, the reading
clerk at the time made an entry reading:
"The bill has therefore failed to pass"
The day after Governor Rogers exam
ined the records pertaining to the bill at
the Capitol Speaker of the House Cline
and Minute Clerk Page called and asked
TO see the same records and the quoted
entry on the tally sheet. 1t is claimed
that in the presence Of Chief Clerk Carusi
and others they declared the entry to have
no business there. Chief Clerk Carusi
and Docket Clerk Hubbard made writ
Ten statement 10 the following effect:
"Thereupon Mr.. Page took knife and
cut from the official and final tally-sheet
entry, The bill bill has therefore failed to
pass Mr.. Cline held the piece while Mr.
Page cut it off. What became OF it after
ward we 10 not know"
To-day Clerks Hubbard and Carusi
swore TO complaints before Justice Atkins
char ing Page with forgery in mutilating
the record OF the Capitol Dill. A warrant
has been issued, and will be served to-
morrow. Their statement implicated
Speaker Cline as deeply as Page, and he
will be requested TO return here from his
home at New Whatcom. This city is
greatly stirred up over the trouble, which
results from the bitter local feeling over
the Governors veto.
Friends of the Capitol bill contend that
the entry about the bill not passing is
a false one. and are investigating to as
certain how it came to be made. Cline
and Page favored the bill, while Hub
bard and Carusi support the Governors
veto. There is reason to believe the row
over the passage or non- passage of the
hill is just besinning, though the veto
cannot be set aside, or the Governor per-
shaded that the bill actnallu nassed
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
GoRDY DESERTED HER.
The Police Find He Has another Wife
LtrinO Ia BoSton.

The Police Find He Has mother Wife
LtrtnO la Boston.
GEORGETOWN, DEL, March 25.-It
has just been learned here that James M.
Gordy. the accused murderer of Mrs.
Mary Lewis of New York. awaiting trial
here, has wife living in Boston, Mass.
Gordy married the woman about year
ago. the ceremony being performed by a
preacher in South Boston. He met her
through his swindling scheme. Gordy
lived with the woman about three months
and deserted her.
The authorities here believe that Gordy
siderable money. Finding that the
woman had no money he left her. The
authorities say that they have received
information to prove that Gordy has more
than one wife now living. The authori-
ties will endeavor to locate the Boston
woman with view of getting her to ap-
pear at Gordy's trial. two weeks hence.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
MARTIN JULIAN
SAYS He DIDN'T
Never Thought San Fran.
cisco Was a Jay
Town.
His Remarks Were Personal,
and in No Way
General.
Fi:zsimmons' Manager Is Wroth
and Threatens to Make
Some Expos ures.
Martin Julian says he didn't say it.

Martin Julian says he didn't say it.
The handsome young manager of cham
pion OF all champ pions. Bob Fitzsimmons,
was in high dudgeon all day yesterday
over the appearance of an article in the
monarch Of the fakers, in which he was
pictured as emulating Lillian Russell,
William II. Crane and other people who
have given alleged expert opinions to the
effect that Frisco is Jay town ana
that her people are suckers" and ''stiffs.
Martin says there is not 4 word of it true.
why l never saw such fake before. !"
he declared. 81 have heard of good ones,
and could tell of a few this same paper in
dulged in at Carson, but this last one beats
them all hollow. 1t is simply q petty
effort to get back at me because l took
occasion yesterday to tell one of the Ex-
aminer crew what thought of him and
the whole outfit on that sheet.
This chap and others Of the staff hon.
eyed around me and pretended to be
friendly toward Fitzsimmons and my
SELF Then they turned around at the
first opportunity and attempted to throw
me overheard. 1t was for this took one
of them to task. I used rather strong
language, too.
Il called him among other things Jay
was a sucker Not once dur
ing my TRADE did l refer disrespectfully
or at all to the people of San francisco,
nor did l say anything about the town.
said was directed to and re-
ierred solely to the man l was addressing
and 10 his employers.
'WLy should l say any thing against
the people here? They have always
treated me kindly and even generously.
San Francisco is my old home and I love
the place. But what did these Examiner
people dof Instead of taking my roa st to
they resort to falsehood and
trickery and try to make me appear in an
unenviable light before the people. It's
not right and l propose to resent it.
This is not my first experience with
this crowd" said Julian in conclusion.
II am satisfied that they stood in on the
job by which Fitz and 1 were knocked out
OF the $40, 900 which belonged to US after
the Fl lit with Sharkey.
Il lave been holding something up nv
sleeve in regard to that propos ton, and
W hen l spring it somebody is going 10 get
hurt. have. among other things. .
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
1rinl nf a Eii,hm.t-.

BALTIMORE. Md, March 25.-The
trial of DR.. ]. Luis. the alleged Cuban fill
buster, was concluded to-day in the
United States District Court. Th. de-
tense, believing that the prosecution had
not made out q case. placed no witnesses
on the stand. Two hours were allowed
counsel for each side in which to argue
the case, after which Judge Morris in.
structed the jury and the jury retired at
$3.50 o'clock, and had not reached q YER
dict at a late hour tonight. Should a YER
dict be arrived at tonight it will be sealed
and presented TO the court in the morn
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
MARSHALL THE CHAMPION.
Won the American Handicap figson Shoot
at Long Branch-Bad Luck of
Carver and Keooie.

at Long Branch-Bad Luck of
Carver and Keogie.
LONG BRANCH, N. J.. March 25.-
Thomas A. Marshall of Keithsburg, ILL.,,
was the winner of the grand American
handicap, which was decided at Elkwood
Park this morning. Marshall made a
clean score of twenty-five birds. His
share of the prize money is $500 This is
insignificant, however, compared to the
honor Of winning the greatest shooting
match in the history of the sport.
DR.. w. F. Carver of Chicago and Henry
Keogle of Newark, who shoots under the
name OF Henry Zee, had good show
of tieing Marshall. They killed a. MANY
birds. but in each case one fell dead out
of bounds.
When the marksmen left the traps at 6
o'clock last night twen:y-one rounds of
the grand American handicap bad been
shot. Marshall, Carver and Keogle were
tied with straight score. There were
fifteen men who had twenty killed and
twelve who bad grassed nineteen out of
their twenty-one.
The continuation of the match COM
menced at 1O:30 O. CLOCK this mornlng. At
that time the sun was shining brightly,
but gale from the west was sweeping
over the ground. The sportsmen knew
what this meant The birds were fast
lot, and with the help of the wind every
one agreed that it would be difficult to kill
them. The first to face the traps was w.
L. Dunnell, whose score was 10 out of u.
Three birds went down before his sure
aim. When DR.. Carver faced the No. /
trap he was cheered to the echo. An easy
bird was his prey. He picked harder
one on the second trap. ard this also was
riddled with lead. On the No. trap,
while shooting his twenty-fourth round,
he had towering incomer. The first
barrel hit the bird square enough, but to
make sure of his kill the doctor sent an
other load after the pigeon. The high
wind carried the dead bird out of bounds
and in its fall it crashed through one Of
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
cLopEkDALE F4mILr JUBILEE
Lr. and Mrs. VI. H. McCray Celebrate
Their Golden Heddfn0


Their Golden HeddinO.
CLOVERDALE. CAL. March 25-Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. McCray. pioneer residents
of Cloverdae celebrated their golden
wedding to-day surrounded by thirteen
surviving children. 1t was a gala day,
this fiftieth marriage anniversary. Hun
dreds of their friends from everywhere
attended the reception and offered con-
gratulations to the happy couple. A son,
the Rev. l.. F. McCray of Ukiah, ofhciated
in the customary ceremonies, and gave a
most eloquent talk and prayer.
Mr.. McCray was born in East Tennessee
72 years ago. His estmab BILE wife is 81
years old and WAS born in Virginia.
Cloverdale has been their home for thirty
two years. they being among our earliest
settlers. Twenty years ago they pur-
chased and located on their present home,
about three miles from town, and to-day
the McCray ranch is considered one of the
most beaufIful homes in Sonoma County.
The children who were present were:
Mrs. /. E. Shaw of Cloverdale, Mrs. S. V.
Davis of Santa Rosa, Mrs. A. w. Thomp-
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Miss Annie Sadolin. of the Girls Union Home.
925 Pine street. wri Three years ago con-
SUI ed three quite prominent surgeons OF this city
who gave their attention to femae tronb es, and
each agreed that tn" SUI ject OF an
ovarian tumor. All insisted positive that could
not get'w ell without a severe cItilng operation.
DIR Vance expres. ed the op non THAI the tumor
could be dispersed b. the Electro Medical treat
ment. The growth to my surprise and satlsfac-
ton. soon began decrease sens bly, after taking
this treat m ent at present date is gone al
together. feel that have experienced a notable
cure"
Alonzo Morrow, 9O5 FIJI more street writes: 'T
have just been cured Of ecz ma by the Electro
Medica! Cure. which recently created such
ror Of excitement in the seienuf world. For
many ong mo tbs | have suffered intoerabe
itching on my hist, beck and neck. Having tried
many RENE lies and doc ors L astonished at
the rapid relief received at the State Electro.
NJ edicai Inssiiu
Charles Schill. 262 Eighth street. writes: aFor
four years ave been ailing with nervous de-
Bllity. suffeIed with pain and oppression OF the
chest and stomach, shor.ness If breath, fatulent
d, spe nsa and palpta ion Of the heart and after
exertion would feel weak and nervous. I M
VERY THANKFUL FOR SUCH RAPID
CURE, which enables me to pursue my daily
WORK without experiencing any exhaustion or
weariness-"
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Yefro,r Boff Joins HIS Fathers.

DEN ISON, Tex, March 25.-Yellow
Woif. the Oldest Indian in the Territory
and doubtless the oldest person west of
the Mississippi River, is dead a. the age
of 108 years. He fought under General
Jackson and for distinguished bravery
massive form and straight as an arrow,
standi.i six feet two inches in his stock
ings. Yellow Wolf was married four
times and was the father OF twenty-nine
children
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
THE MAHER-shAAKE FIGHT.

The Former Viii Begtn Training Neat
Monday for the Contest.
PITTSBURG, Pa, March 25.-Peter
Maher arrived in Pittsburg to-day to con-
fer with his backer and manager. He
will begin training at Westchester. N. Y,
next Monday for his fight with Sharkey.
John J. Quinn telegraphed the Sharkey
people at San Francisco tonight that
Maher would like to have eight weeks in
which to train for the contest.
"Parson" Davies will arrive in Pitts
burg next week, when Maher's backer will
cover Sharkey's deposit and sign the
articles of agreement If Maher defeats
Sharkey he will fight either Corbett or
Goddard if they desire match.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Santa Fa Ilghtnino Train

LOS ANGELES, CAL, March 25.-The
Santa Fe Railway Company is determined
to break all records for rapid transcon-
tinental travel and on April will in
augurate 71-hour schedule for the "Cal-
ifornia Limited" between Los Angeles
and Chicago. This makes a cut of twelve
hours in time, and is due to the energy of
General Passenger Agent John J. Byrne.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Rncfna ut A,,r Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS La, March rs. - Three
fourths of q mile, Tommy Rutter won, Neodah
second. Carrie Lyle third. Time, :16.
Three-fourths of mile, Woodbird won,
Henrica second, Juanita third. Time. :16l5
One and an eighth miles, Bridgeton won,
Paul Pry second, lxiou third. Time, 1 :57.
One and quarter miles, Pete Kitchen won,
Constant second, Farmer Leigh third. Time,
2:09L
Three fourths, of mile, Nairette won, Harry
B second, Overflow third. Time, 1:17.
Seven-eignths OF mile, Patrol Won, Volma
second, Nicholas third Time, :29L.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Government Engineers Are
Exploring at Seventh
and Mission.
An Attempt to Learn the Condi.
tion of the Soil Below
Ground.
Gre at Piles Are Bsing Driven Into the
Earth to Depth Of Seventy
Feet.

To those who are watchful of public
matters there have lately been encourag-
ing signs at the Postoffice site, Seventh
and Mission streets. The Government en-
gineers, acting under directions of the
Treasury Department, have begun series
of tests at the Pos,office lot. In spite of
many previous tests the Treasury Depart
msnt has concluded to make further ex-
amlnations before going forward with the
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Ho,rnrd poner DANA tn London.

NEW YORK, N. Y. March 25- "A cable
message from London yesterday informed
the relatives Of Howard Potter that he
had died suddenly. Tho cablegram was
very short and the cause of his death was
not given. Potter for many years was one
OF the most prominent lawyers in this
city. He was one of sons OF Alonzo
Potter, Bisnop of Pennsylvania. Bishop
Henry G. Potter is q brother. Howard
Potter, after taking a position among the
leaders at the bar in this city, went to
London few years ago to take charge OF
the English business of Brown, Shipley &
Co. His sons and daughters are well
known in business, professional and So
cial circles here.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
ghev Are Afiu Valktno.

NEW YORK, N. Y, March 25.-"TeA V
Charlie" McAlee and wife arrived at EIiz.
abeth, N. j., last night, somewhat travel
stained, but pushed on for Newark to-day.
The woman is 25 years old, good looking
and neatly dressed. ''Texas Charlie' saws
they left Omaha with $l8 on January %
and walked all the way on railroad tracks.
Texas Charlie claims to be decorator
and will look for work in New York Mrs
McAlee said she did not mind the long
walk after getting used to tramping. She
is willing to go wherever her husband
leads
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Wimdstor,n at 1acon,

TACOMA, WASH March 25-A wind
storm here to-day attained a velocity of
forty-two miles. Considerable damage
was done to roofs, chin news and fences.
The British ship Rhuddan Castle was
forced ffom her mOorings at the old Ia
coma M II dock, and under bare poles
scudded north up Puget Sound. Twenty
miles up, at Ropinsons Point. her anchors
caught. No damage was sustained.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Copper Fro,n a C1ear SKY.

CHICAGO. H., March Pa special to
the Times Herald from Niles, Mich,
says: G. F. Earle, living near Sodus, had
narrow escape from death by missile
which apparently came from the sky.
He was working in the woods and heard
something whizz by Is head. At first he
thought it strap bullet. After search
he discovered hole in the ground, and,
digging down several feet, brought up a
piec- of copper almost red hot. The piece
is about three inches in diameter and is so
soft il can be dented with finger. Earle
thinks it is some meteoIic substance.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
A coNs1DEK4rs DEFAUlrEK.

Profecs Hts Swreties by Carrying of
His official Bonds.
SACRAMENTO. CAL, March 25.-The
Bee published an article tonight stating
that Patrick Graham, collector for the
Central irrigation district of Williams,
Colusa County, has disappeared and an
examination of his accounts proves that
he is not only q defauter 10 a large
amount but has also carried away his
ofhciai bonds, which were i'll his posses
sion, and in consequence it is i'm possible
to ascertain the names of his sureties
unless copy of the bond be found in the
hands OF Attorney Percy Wright of San
Francisco, who represents the bondhOlders
of the irrigation district,
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Resfdencs burned at Capistrano.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, March 25.-Judge
Richard Egan's country home at Capis-
trano was destroyed by fire last night.
The house was a massive brick affair,
beautifully furnished and contained val
liable records and library. The contents
were saved. Loss $500, fully insured.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
The Thre. Fri.nax In CUSTODY.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 25.-The
steamer Three Friends was formally taken
into custody this morning by the United
States Marshal upon the order of Judge
Locke and will remain in custody pending
the final hearing of the case.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
som Diego Merchant Fnst..

SAN DIEGO. CAL, March 25.-Neus-
tadter Bros, Levi, Strauss g. Co., Sachs
Bros. & Co.. Wolfe Bros, TrIest & Co. and
p Berwin & Co., creditors representing
$1,000 In claims, filed petition this after
noon 10 declare A. Dorsey an insolvent
debtor. The petition further alleges that
Dorsey on March Is last cold his entire
stock of clothing and mems furnishings
to ]. A. Flint, with the purpose to hinder,
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
The Tsctim, of the 81. Nnzaire

NEW YORK, N. Y, March 5.-~Jusn
de Dios Teiada, who was saved from the
steamship Vile de ST. Nazaire, was in
about the same condition to-day as he has
been for several days. His physician ex-
poets to save his hands and feet, which
were frozen, but there is doubt as to
whether he will ever regain his reason.
No material change was reported to-day in
the condition of the three survivors who
are at the Hotel Martin. The attending
physician said that his patients were do
ing nicely, though still very weak and
nervous.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
s.ltfvnn stu after Fsfzsin, m ons.

BOSTON, MASS, March 25-The follow
ing was given out to-day: II have de-
posited $1,000 in cash with temporary
stake-b lder in behalf OF John L. Sullivan,
and challenge Robert FitzsimmoHs to fight
to finish with gloves before the club CIV
ing the largest purse for $4,000 SIDE and
the championship of the world within
nine months from date.
FRANK Y. DuNNE.n
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

from Rome saws that ex-PremIer Cr:spi
has been summoned to appear before the
Judge of instruction to answer charges of
illegal financial transactions with the
Bank OF Naples while he was Premier.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Mrs.. Bear.r Released on Bon.

LOS ANGELES, CAL. March 25.-Mrs.
A. L. Weaver, accused jointly with "Dr."
c. s. Hastings of the murder of Miss
Hattery at San Bernardino by an illegal
operation, was admitted to bail in $1,000,
which she gave to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Notiopa, cs,v M.ra.r Trial.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, March 25.-The
trial of Sam Black, charged with the
murder OF JOIN Patterson at National
City on Decem ber % last comes up in the
Superior Court tomorrow. The trial is
the most important on the criminal
docket this session and will last at least a
week.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

Gets n Dirorc" aud Her 1tco Childr'n.
NEW YORK, N. Y, March 25.-Thur-
low Weed Barnes. grandson of the famous
Thurlow Reed, was divorced by his wife
to-day. She is daughter of John A.
Morris of Morris Park and Louisiana
lottery tame. She charged her husband
with the statutory offense and great
secrecy has been maintained in all the
proceedings. Mrs. Barnes was given pos
session of the two children.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

son of Ukiah, Mrs. J. D. Winters OF. Clover
dale, the Misses Lila and BERTHE McCray
of Cloverdale, Rev. L. f. McCray and
Fayette McCrnv of Ukiah, A. w. McCray
of Spokane, Wash. George MtCray and
Logan McCray of Glove rdale.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Dr.. Jordan leciure. at snker.ne,d.

BAKERSFIELD, CAL. March 25.-Pro-
fessor David Starr Jordan lectured here
this evening to large crowd on the sub
j. CT "Standelh God Within the Shadow"
He will lecture to the High School to-
morrow on the fur seals.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

N'sc Raits for tho Northern Pacific.
TACOMA, WASH, March 25.-Chief En-
gineer McHenry of the Northern Pacific
saysthat 80 600 tons of steel rails will be
laid in this Stat this summer and several
steel bridges. The line will not be ex-
tended to Rossland.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

limit 70 criminals To-day he sentenced
M. c. Harris tcolored) to twenty years
and Kate Sanders (white) to fifteen years
for debauching young white girls.
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delay and defraud the creditors and asks
that the said bill of sale be declared null
and void. Dorsey has been for many
city, but has had a series of losses recently.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

statement from J. ]. Groom, in which he
confesses that Wyatt carp was demanded
by the Examiner for referee of that con
test-demanded, mind you."
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
FAVOURABLE" CURED.
Everybody Who Goes to the State Electro-MedicaI
Institute Reports Quick and Complete Cure.
Words of San Francisco People,

1t is no longer question regarding by the
treatment of all Nervous Debility
ness impoverished Blood Neuralgia Rheumatism Impaired Vgor
all conditions arising from debilaed nervous system
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
GJodstone a hicycfe- Rider

LONDON, ENG, March 25.-Bicycle u
thusiasts are greatly elated because Mr..
Gladstone, 'despite his advanced age, has
Joined the ranks of riders.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Stuart. Lo., ON Has Car.on Y.nt.~.

CARSON, New, March 25.-It is stated
here on good authority that Dan Stuart
lost $1,000 on the Green-Smith and Fla
herty- Hawkins fights and came out about
even OH the big Contest.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

You'll save your eyes buying specs and eye-
glasses at Berteling Optical Co., 14-16 Kearny.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

Crfspt Wst n.scer.
LONDON. ENG. March 25.-A dispatch
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Portrand,s JUDI. Wa.tac.

P0TH0nd'S judge WdH0c'.
PORTLAND, Or, March 25.-Judge
Stephens of this city is adopting Judge
Wallace's plan and giving the extreme
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
An Earl Appoint,d Gorernor.

LONDON, Enc, March 25.-The Earl of
Ranfuly has been appointed Governor of
New Zealand to succeed the Earl of Glas-
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a DocToR,s ADVICE,

"A DoC,ToI1'S ADVICE.
in
medicine
passed orecuy dpsrs. -" 'S
expense OF static
what
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-09-10
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following are the transfers of real
estate as recorded in the Clerks office
since our last issue:
VIM. H. Moore ct al, to Lewis H.
Staley, real estate in Frederick County,
$1,000. Henry Williams, acting exec
utor, to VIM. Morrison, lot, &C., in
Emmitsburg, $500. Franklin P.
Funkhouser, to VIM. NJ. Holland and
wife, real estate in Brunswick, S., &c.
George Elias Smith and wife, to Chss.
S. Klein, real estate in Frederick
County, $l55. George w. Myers, to
Jacob f. Putnam, 81 acres and Z
perches of land, more or less, $155.
Chas. s. Klein and wife. to }. Roger
McSherry, Is acres, rood and Is
square perches of land, more or less,
$475. Lewis H. Main, executor. to
VIM. Mahoney, lot in Knoxville, $344.
Joseph F. Payne, mortgage, TO H. A.
Liyers, lot in Mt. Airy, 81, &c. James
V. Bear and wifA ct al, to George P.
Wiles, of p. acres of land, more or
less, $478. George A. Shank, to Esta
M. Shank, his interest in real estate
in Frederick County, $25, &c. I'M
provement Land and Building Asso-
citation of Frederick County, to John
j. Davidson, real estate in Frederick
City, $24960. Vincent Sebold, trustee,
to Maria NJ. Gorley, Is acres, rood
and % square perches of land, more or
less, Sl65.