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Morris tribune., 1897-06-23

The ladies of the M. E. church will
serve ice cream and cake at Goods
Opera House next Saturday afternoon
and evening. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Morris tribune., 1897-06-23
Serious Accident.


Another case of didn't know it
was loaded" has come to light. Two
little children of o. J.. johnson of
Starbuck we're playing with revolver
when the little boy pointed it at his
little sister and pulled the trigger.
1t was loaded and shot her through
the head, causing death in 26 hours.
1t was serious shock to the parents
who are almost distracted over the
accident.
w A N T e d.
A load Of hay in payment Of
subscription Of the TRIBUNE.
Morris tribune., 1897-06-23

Hammocks cheaper than ever at
Hulburd & Johnson's.
Morris tribune., 1897-06-23

Owing to the moving Of the M. 3.
church there were no services last
Sunday. Next Sunday services will
be held as usual both morning and
evening.
Morris tribune., 1897-06-23

A full and complete line of hard
ware at J. D. Goods.
Morris tribune., 1897-06-23
Wheat &c to-day.
McAyeal the Matchmaker.

Wheat &c to-day,
MoAyeal the Matchmaker.
III. B. Lund, practical matchmaker
Mrs. G. D. Sterling is visiting in
Burtrum.
T. F. Young of Benson was in town
last Monday.
See those elegant ladies shirt waist
sets at Fl. B. Lund's
Wall paper from Z cents double
roll up at Krueger's.
A full and complete line of hard
ware at j. D. Goods.
Hammocks cheaper than ever at
Hulburd & Johnson's.
G., d, Sterling went to the cities
Morris tribune., 1897-06-23

Mrs. c. D. Sterling is visiting in
Burtrum.
Morris tribune., 1897-06-23

TT. Young of Benson was in town
last Monday.
Morris tribune., 1897-06-23

See those elegant ladies shirt waist
sets at Fl. B. Lund's
Morris tribune., 1897-06-23

H. B. Lund, practical matchmaker
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09

Judge CampbeIPs utepoken declarati on
that either he or Older should go to Jail
has impressed the members that he is
willing to stand an investigation, and the
matter will probably be probed to tie
bottom.
The jury was not exactly satisfied with
the testimony given at the session OF Tues
day last and will hold a special meeting
to-day at which a number of witnesses
who were not heard Will be summoned 10
give their ev dence.
Sidney Ktllei, against whom the charge
OF carrying burglars tools was brought and
on W ose bond the charges of the Bulletin
were brought, will be recalled and his
bOndsmen will be Intercepted 10 find out
whether they really owned the property
they claimed at the time the bond was
given.
Judge Campbell is determined to push
the matter 10 a conclusion and told the
chairman of the jury yesterday tnat he
had additional and conclusive testimony
to produce a any time in case it was
needed TO show tina: the Iocal man OF the
Bulletin bad been guilty OF criminal
offense in publishing the article that
caused the trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09

mile and sixteenth handicap-Schiller,
Lucky Dog Double Quick and Argentina.
II proved an easy thing for Lucky Dog.
The big Darebin horse picked up his 110
pounds, and with Thorpe to do the pilot
ing made a runaway race of it, leading
Schiller out at the wire by four lengths.
Double QuicG finished in the show.
Barney Schreiber's colt Sweet William
dlspelled The illusion reposing in the
minds of many that he could not 60 q
route. He closed an equal tavorlte with
Perseus in the betting on tho mile selling
affair, fifth on the programme, and led all
the way, winning in ga!lop from the
harc-Tldden Perseus. Joe Terry came
from last place, taking the show.
The black horse Ostler Zoe disposed of
his field in the final seven furlcng run
very handily. Starting a to favorite,
he was in front from the first Jump. and
led the 10 to shot Yule out less than a
length IN $780, lamar II, the to 5
choice, was an indifferent third.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09
NEWSBOYS FEEL SORE.
The Car Employees Take Their
Hats When They Get on
a Car.
They Make the Youngsters Run
Several Blocks Before They
Return Them.

The little newsboys of this city have a
grievance, and one which they think
should be remedied. The little fellows
jump on the cars TO sell their papers and
ride about ten feet and then Jump off
The motormen, gripmen and conductors
to prevent the boys doing this take off
their caps and that Is the small boys
complaint in nutshell.
They apparently 10 no harm getting on
the cars, and do not ride far enough TO
pay fare, but still the gripmen and con-
ductors take 1t upon themselves 10 take
the boys hats, sometimes keeping them,
other times making them run a couple OF
blocks, and perhaps causing them TO lose
the sale OF paper, or possibly more, as
this always happens around O'Clock, the
time they sell The most paners.
This happens generally on the Kearny-
street car line. One motorman of that
line By the name OF Peter Williamson
took il upon himself 10 eject one Of these
boys from the car anu at the same tine
take his hat. The little fellow called for
the man TO return il, but the officious en-
ploye of the car line refused 20 notice the
lads request.
One OF the passengers on the car watched
the proceedings, and seeing that the man
had evidently intended TO keep that which
did not belong TO him demanded that he
return the youngsters CAP. The moto:-
man became insolentto The passenger and
IN sneerlng manner told her that she
had best take his mum Der and that o! he
car, as she might need il. After going
three blocks and receiving severa! de-
manGs from the passenger he threw The
boys hatin the street and it went into the
mud. Tie youth was glad to get his hat
back so said nothing. An offici
OF the car company, when asked whether
any order had been given, or whether the
employees had any right TO take the news.
boys hats, responded: No, they have no
right to take ANYTHING from the bows; !;
Is not their place to take The Youngsters
hats, nor would the company approve #
ii if ,hey knew il "
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09
BUNGLING Race RETURNS
How the Examiner Furnishes
the People With Track
Results.
The Yellow Journal Gave Little
Cripple as Third When He
Finished Last.

At the commencement of the present
racing season THE CALL was the first
newspaper to inauEurate the idea OF in
forming the public by bulletins displayed
the first three horses past the post both
at Ingleside and Oakland tracks together
with the post odds laid against each and
their riders.
The jealousy OF the yellow journal was
at once aroused and the Examiner began
giving the results through bulletins that
are as full of inaccuracies as a sieve is full!
of holes. These clarIng errors of the
Hearst sheet have entailed pecuniarv
losses on many speculators unable 10 visit
the track, but wno are obliged to place
their money with some of the downtown
mission places.
On November % the Examiner bulletins
gave Fortunate as winner of the fourth
race, with Coca Sc cond and Earl Cochran
third. The winner was announced cor
rectly, but at the track bets were paid off
on Earl Coch ran for the place and Coda
Tor the snow, the order in which the
horses passed the wire. Instances are re-
lated OF quite number of people who
lost or threw away winning pasteboards
on Earl Cochran for the place slnplv
through leposing confidence in yellow
journalism.
Only yesterday another striking exam
pie OF the Examiners faulty service re-
celVed vivid Illustration. Sweet William
captured tae nth race at Ingleside, with
Perseus hnlshtng second and Joe Terry
third.
Little Cripple finished last of lis field.
yet the unreliable bulletins furnished bv
the Examiner Informed its readers that
he was third. How such an error could
be made is inexpicable.
HE CALLS bulletins are posted from
nve TO ten minutes ahead of all rivals, and
the horses are correctly given as placed by
the judges That the people appreciate
this fact is a.tested by the big crowds
which daily congregate in front of THE
CALL office on Market and Third streets.
H"beas Corpus Refused.
A telegram to Chief Lees from T ] Callahan
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09
TRACK ITEM MS.

Charley Thorpe again topped the list
with two winning mounts.
Plan and The Dipper were virtually left
at the post, but chased around behind the
field. The former was extensively backed
by outsiders.
Joe Piggott has not been seen in the
saddle for couple of DAYS past. Joe had
a disagreement with his employer, Ed
Corrigan, rs result of which he will be
compelled to stay on the ground Tor a
spell.
George Cochran's exhibition with Pre-
sidio was the feature of the seepechase
and afforded the ground much amuse-
ment. George cares as much about falling
from horse us seal does about rolling
from the Seal Rocks into the water.
Following are to-day's entries:
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09
Sam Tate Leads Over the First Jump the Palace Hotel

J 0 c early evinced dislike for the game
and after clearing three obstacles fatty
refused to proceed further. Presdio
backed down from Is TO 4, started in well
enough, but bucked at the third hurdle.
Cochran finally managed to get around
some minutes after the first horse had fin
ished. Sam Tate. with Huston up, took
the leaps like a Grand National candidate,
and though he once overjumped and let
his rider down on the ground, Huston
Te/2Ounted and came home by himself
= -l The Bachelor and Presidlo still gall
&vtnting around the field to secure second
~ third money. 1t furnished som
easement, even # the spirit of excite
ment was aCknC.
Ladies day drew the customary big
crowd. The fav0rites were in winning
ie tie, capturing five of the six events de-
ciIed.
Elmer F. g long shot, landed the first
event, mile selling affair with a field of
en- lining up. Thorpe had the mount on
ACan't Dance, and the Corrgan entry was
Installed a to favorite. 1t took the
hardest sort Of riding on Thorpe's part to
keep him up near the front, and at the
end he was beaten head by Elmer +,
against which 10 to 1 was obtainable.
Los Prietos was the only one scratched
for the seven-furlOng run for two-year-
olds. OF the other seven entries Count of
Flanders looked much the best and was
heavily backed at 8 TO 5, after receding
from 4 20 5. II. Martin took no chances
with him, but id away in the lead and
won easing up from the Burns & Water
house entry Eddie Jones, with Thorpe in
the saddle. FonsoVannah was a tired
third.
There were but four accspIances in the
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09
CALIFORNIA
LIMIT I'D.
SAN FRANCISCO
TO
CHICAGO.

Irains leave from anu arr We at Marketst Ferry
San Francisco Ticket Office-6t4 Market street
Chronicle Building. Telephone Main 1920 OAK
Land Ohce-ll4S Broadway. Sac ramenIo Office
20l street.
The Best Railway-San Francisco 20 Chicago
Look at the Time o. the California
Limited.
Leave San FRANCISCO 80 P M, Mondays and
Ihursdays: arrive Kansas CITY p NJ, Thursdays
ana sundays: arrive St Lo lis A. NJ Fridavs and
Mondays; arrive Chicago :43A NJ, Fridays and
Mondays.
DINING CARS under Harvey management
Buffet smoking Cars and Pullman Palace sleep.
tGg Cars.
This train carries First-class Passengers onIy
but no ex ra charge is male.
The ATLANTIC EXPRESS. leaving daily at
4:SO r. NJ. carries Pullman Pa ace and Pullman
Tourist sleeping Cars OIL last time. Direct cen
nectlonl In Chicago and Kansas City Cor a points
East.
New rails new ties. new ballast, new br. Dies
The shortest crossing OF the desert and country
that nte ests by It's varied and beau iful SCENERY
The highest grade of passenger equipment and
meals at Harvey's famous dinIlg-rooms
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09
OLDER IS Still
UNDER FIRE
The Bulletin Editor May
Be Indicted by the
Grand Jury.
Additional Testimony to Be
Heard at a Special
Session.
Judge Campbell Insists That His
Conduct Be Thoroughly Inves-
tigated.

The Grand Jury still has under coasid-
GRAFTON the charge of criminal libel brought
by Police Judge Camp pbell against Fre-
mont Older, local editor of the Bulletin,
and the sentiment is strong among Ger
tain of the mem bors in favor of finding an
indictment that will bring the evening
sheet man to the bar of justice.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09
SHOT IN THE WRIST.
Eleven Year-Old Thomas Lockyer Ac-
cidentalIy Shot by His
Playmate.

Thomas Lockyer, a boy IL years OF age,
who resi- les with his parents at 1442
Twenty-sixth street, was shot in the
wrist yesterday afternoon by 12-year- old
Frank Malley, who had been playing with
a small revolver.
During the play the revolver was accf-
dentally discharged and the bullet lodged
in young Lockyer's wrist. The wound
was dressed by DR.. Plymeyer, but he
failed TO extract the bullet, as it had take n
an upward course and is thought to have
lodged near the e. bow. In all probability
the boys arm will be saved
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09
JUSTICE BALKED,
Charlie Ngow Fails to Identify Two
Highbiuders Suspected of Shoot
ing Him.

All Wing and All Chong, tae two high
binders released by Judge Campbell Tues
day on charges of having burglar tools
and carrying concealed weapons, were
taken by Policemen Burke and Tracey
to 81 Prospect place yesterday morning
for identification ny Charlie Ngow.
Ngow was shot by three highbinders
last Friday morning, and Frank sTon
Foon, his roommate. thought that All
Wing ana All Chong were two of the
men. Ngow failed to identify them and
they were taken back to the City Prison
pending further investigation.
Frank Ton Foon shot one of the hich-
binders, Loo Fook Yueng, whose dead
headquarters of the Tsuey Sing Tong,
Tuesday evening.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09
NEW TO-DAY.
WINNING INFORMATION

Is daily received by Mr. Brookes clients direct
FK"M HE Tx AK. The fact that Brooxe is
per onaiIy acquainted with Owners, Trainers and
Jockeys throughout The country enables him To
secure the most reliable OF inside rointers He
mas been supplying winners TO his numerous
clients arounl New YORK :or many wears past
wi'h remarkable success, and poss .sses indnrse-
III IL rom tue mos prominent >porting authori-
Times trial vii c2nvnce the ms 8, skeptical
Terms 81 for 8. or 80 fer 3 days wires Ad .ress
RI NkLIN BROOKE, Z. U. Box 24O6 san
Francisco Cal,
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09
sam Tate Won the Palace
Hotel Stake All by
Himself.
The Muddy Going Just Suited
the Fastidious Taste of
Lucky Dog.
Five FavOrites Capture Purses-Ladios
Day Drew the Usual Large
Crowd to Ingleside.

The hackers of Sam Tate never had
cause for alarm at Ingleside yesterday.
Coupled with his stable companion, The
Bachelor, the pair ruled odds-ou favorites
to win the $1,000 Palace Hotel steeplechase
stake over the full course. There were
but two other starters, C and Pre-
sidio. Itproved an amusing farce comedy.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09
SELECTIONS FOR TODAY,

SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
First race - Prestar, Defiant, Glen
over.
Second race-Mainstay, Garland Bar,
TorsiOn.
Third race-Satsuma, Sweet Favor
dale, Fonsovannah.
Fourth race-Souffie, Bernardillo, Song
and Dance.
Fifth race-Pat Murphy, San Mateo,
La GoIeta.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09

LEAVE From OCTOBER "a, 1897. ARR
s6:0OA Niles, San joss and Way Stations. S:1
5:OOA Benicia, Suisun and Sacramento. I0:1
S:OOA Marysville Oroville and ReddIns via
woodland ..,.....-..,.......-.... 9:4
5:OOA Vacaville and Rumsey. S:4
7:jOA Martinez, San Ramon Vallejo Napa,
Calistoga and santa Rosa. Gal
S:OOA Atlantic Express Oglen and East. S:1
s:5OA Niles San Jose. Stockton, lone,
Sacramento Marysville, Chico,
Tchama and Red Bluff. f............ AL
ss:3OA Peters, Milton and Oakdaie ...... s7:I
e;OOA New Orleans Express. MERGED Ray
mond Fresno, Bakersfield Santa
Barhara, los Angeles, Deming,
El pasO, New Orleans and Last. 6:.
0:0OA Vallejo, Martinez, Merced and
sI:OOP Sacramento River Steamers. ....... 90:
I:3OP MARTINEZ and Way Stations ......... a.
2;OOP LiyeTmore, Mendoza, Hanford and
4:OOP MARTINEZ, San Ramon, Vallejo,
salta Rosa s.,' ............,.......... - . w o..
4GOOP Benicia, Vacaville, Woodland,
knights Landing, MSrysvillc Ono.
vile and Sacramento. ............. f0:-
4:30P Niles, Tracy and Stockton. a;
4:SOP Lathrop, Modesto, Merced, Berenda.
santa Barbara 1nss and i0i Los 5s"iTts'. Amsets. 7
4ijOP Santa Fc Route, Atlantic Express
for hlOjavc and East.............. o.
L0:3OP Sunset Limited " Les Angeles Ell
Paso, Fort Worth, Little Rock, st.
Louis Chicago and East .......... SL0:l
6;OOP European Mail, Ogden and East -. 0:-
6;0Or nayuartls. Niles aud San jose. a.
1S:OOP Vallejo Observation-Disclosures. Ia:
SCOOP Oregon Express, Sacramento Marys-
vile. ltc,lding, Portland, Puget
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09

was denied wife murderer Bennett by Judge
Mccall yesterday. The court is awaiting
Ottawa paperS
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09

Accommodations for bicycles has been
added 10 the attractions OF the theater ut
Namur in Belgium.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09
RAILROAD TRAVEL.

SOUTHERN Pacific CSbNaPANH.
(PACIFIC SYsTEM.}
Trains leave and due to arrive as
SAN FRANCISCO.
Main Lime Foot of Market Street
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09

Habeas Corpus Refused.
telegram to Chief Lees from T. J. Coleman
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09

THE CALLS" RACING CHART.
7
17 purse
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09

Winner W. Fresnosse Jim Douglas
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09

HoplanU &
$50 AM 500 AN UKiah. 1885 PM g.:
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09

8 100 AN Guerneville. 1855 Pm
$50 PM
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09
FnOAI OCToDER "a. I697

Main lime, Foot of Market Street
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-09

7:30 AN s 90 An s.nos+oo, l1O:4O
B 80 PM D 100 PM 7:S5
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-06-10
Venus Views.
(Receivcd too late for last week J
Crops are looking fine.

(Receivcd too late for last week }
Crops are looking fine
Samuel Hardesty is gaining DO strength.
His daughter, Mrs, Phillips, of Pratt, Kan-
sas, is with him now, and he expects son
to arrive from Kansas at any time.
Frank Wentworth and Frank Moreland
went to Higgins last week
Rev. A. Connect preached the memorial
sermon at Bluegrass.
Lucy Walden Of Cupid is visiting Amelia
Stanley this week
James |. Lovelle is building an addition
to his house.
Fishing seems to be the popular Namuse-
ment of The day, and how the little minnows
are slainl
The man who spends all his time in this
world "making it hot fer others is only
making it hot' for himself in the world
to come.
Mrs. Amy Cox of Ivanhoe is expecting
her mother to arrive soon.
Boddy's boys are farming on the Euchan.
nan place this summer. LoTriE.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-06-10

The statements lately sent out by this
Office developed the fact that there are
! several people in the county who have
been receiving the HERALD regularly for
years, but who do not consider that they
owe for the same, as their names were
entered upon the books without their
permission by some former publisher,
There arc not a great many of this class
on the books. bat there are a few. and to
those we will say that il is not our fault
that their names were placed on the
books, and that we have no way of as
certeining just who ordered the paper
and Who did not, unless those who never
ordered the paper and who do not want
1t will drop us card to that effect. We
do not want to force the paper upon any>
body, and no man should get the idea
into his head that he is doing us favor
by allowing us to send him the paper,
for he is not. Our paper bills are big
enough anyway, without printing lot
of extras and sending them out promiss
cuously. If man does not want the
paper, or meyer subscribed for it, We
would much prefer that he adopt the
cowardly and unbusinesslike plan of re
| fusing to take il from the postoflice,
rather than let us go on sending it year
after year, aud then refuse to pay for
it, The law on this point is very severe
and provides that an account for sub>
scrlption to a newspaper can be collected
IL the paper is taken from the Postofilce,
and, In case delinquent refuses to take
the paper from the Office, the publisher
can continue to sead the paper, and col
lect the full amount, All papers sent
out of this Office as sample copies are
plainly stamped sample copy" and We
expect pay for all that are not SC
| St0mna1
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-06-10
There will be
4tin of July
Celebration
At .ELHW1ul.
Particulars and Program later.

Speaking of the ball games az Liberal
last week, the News, after touching
lightly on the first game, comments
thusly on the second game, won by the
scrubs:
"The Beaver boys, recognizing the
superiority Of the Scrubs and finding in
them foemen worthy of their best efforts
accepted their defeat with becoming
grace and fortitude; but they could
scarce suppress a sigh of woe and
chagrin when the following poem. ac-
companying ball and bat presented TO
the Scrubs by Mrs Ed Guypon. was
read. 1t read as follows. and was worms
wood and gall to the defeated team"
We havn't room to reproduce the poem,
as it was long one.
Abe is not very good judge of
human nature. He is unable TO tell
from mans ceuutenance whether
chagrin or pity is paramount within
him. No, Abe, IL was not wormwood,
neither gall. to us 1t was in spirit of
charity. mingled with a feeling of SUR
prise. that we saw the ball and bat go to
the Scrubs; we say surprise because
none of us knew, until the game was
over, that there was any ball and bat to
go to the winners, else who can say
what the result of the game would have
been? After the game was over, after
the task was done, after the smoke had
cleared away, after the last home run,
then. and not until then, was the bat
and ball dragged out from somewhere
and presented to the Scrubs amid dems
.onstratons. We don't mean to say that
the Beaver boys would not have re-
ceived the prize had they won, but il
was great surprise to them to learn
that they had been playing for "some-
thing" Welcome, thrice welcome, ye
Liberal Scrubs, to the trophy you
'wrested'' from the bruised and bat
tered fingers of tho invading forces, the
hot life blood of whose dead and dying
was still steaming in the trenches from
the contest the day before, who couldn',
muster within all their ranks single
abled bodied man to go into the second
fray, and whose guns you insisted on
spiking before you pokod your devoted
''phizes" above the breastworks.