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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-16
McELROY rs ANGRY.
Resents His Expulsion From the Army
and Navy League.

Resents His Expulsion From the Army
and Navy League.
OAKLAND, CAL, March 15.-Colonel
j. P McElrov. who was expelled from the
Army and Navy Repu blican League. is a
verv angry man. His expulsion was due
to the fact that he violated sworn obli-
CATION by deserting the camp and goin e
to the standard of A. c. Henry in the re-
cent municipal campaign.
The colonel said he intends to take the
matter into court and sue the league for
damages. He says hs should have been
tried by court M artial as becomes a SOL
dier instead of beng expelled without a
hearing The officers of the league rldi-
cule the coloners position and assert
that, having taken the oath to support
the Repub blican ticket, he was bound to
support it, and not turn trai or to man
VINO was only put up for Office for the
purpose Of pulling enough votes from
Captain Thomas to elect Mayor Davie.
Death of Mrs. Barker.
OAKLAND, CAL, March Is = Mrs.
Hannah Barker, wife of Frank Barker, a
Fruitvale capitalist, died yesterday at the
family residence. Mrs. Barker has lived
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AbNER DOBLE INJURED.
He Was Struck by the Berkeley
Local and Badly
Hurt.
He Is Now Resting Easily at the
Home of His Son.iu.Law in
Berkeley.

BERKELEY, CAL, March 15.-Abner
Dobie, well-known business man of San
Francisco, narrowly escaped death this
morning through being struck by the
Berkeley local. He is now suffering from
conclusion of the brain, but will recover.
Mr.. Doble was Standing near tie track at
Dwight-way station as the o'clock train
approached, and being somewhat deaf, he
did not hear the sound of the engine until
it was too late to prevent an accident.
He was struck in The small of the back
by the guard rail ofthe engine and thrown
forward, striking his head on the ground.
He was picked up and carried to the resi-
dence OF his son-ln-law, Francis Ferrier.
on Durant avenue, where he is now rest
ing easily, though considerably shaken up.
Mr.. Doble is about 20 years of age and
has for many years been associated with
Joseph Emery IN large water enterprises,
being at the present time one of the own
ers of the Blue Lakes system in Calaveras
County.
Drill In the Morning.
BERKELEY. CAL, March 15.-It has
been announced mI-otficially that the
drill hour at the State University will be
changed next term from 3:45 in the after
noon OF Tuesdays and Thursdays to some
time in the morning of those DAYS.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-16

San Francisco, and Fred Ayres, the Ala
media champion. They have rowed three
times in this race for diamond pin, each
winning race and the third proving a tie.
Bills Affecting Alameda.
ALAMEDA. CAL, Marc 15.-City At
torney Taylor received word this alter
noon from Assemblyman Waymire that
the bill authorizing cities of he fifth class
10 operate and maintain electric light
works and sell the light, has passed both
houses and will be signed by the Governor
to- night, also that the bill making the
Office of Free L brary Trustee elective has
been passed and will be signed.
Notes About Town.
ALAMEDA, CAL, March Is. - Work
has been commenced on the brick founda-
tion for business block and fats for Dr.
I. B. f. Key at the corner of Bay street
and Railroad avenue.
B. J. Smith has filed his certificate of
nomination as an independent candidate
for City Trustee. mo taxes" is his plat
form.
The supplement to the great register
for the city election on the 18th prox. Will
close on the evening of the 9th inst,
after whica date electors will be obliged
10 procure certificates of registration from
the County Clerk.
Editor g. F. Weeks OF the EncinaI left
for Sacramento this afternoon in the in
terest of the coyote-scalp claims before
the Legislature.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

in charge. The presentsite was purchased
and the building, since much added
to, moved to il in April, 1885. Kew. Mr..
Morris was at last accounts AT west Los
Angeles, where he has organ Zed new
church and has ecured the money TO erect
q place of worship for ii.
Must Bear the Evil
ALAMEDA, CAL, March 15.-For years
res dents and property owners on the line
of the narrow-gauge have been COM plain
ing of tLe cinderS thrown of from the
locomotives of passing trains. The City
Trustees have Teen appealed TO for relief
time and again, the last time about one
month ago, en- the Trustees sent petit
tions and complaints to Superintendent
Frazier. He made reply to-day lhlt 1t IS
impossible TO do anything 10 prevent he
nuisance com plain d of. Extension from is
rave been attached to the engines, and as
fine wire netting is used as is consistent
with making steam. Engineers have been
cautioned, however, not 10 overwork the
engines when it can be avoided, and this
in measure will prevent the sparks from
being thrown 10 such an extent.
Unitarian Club Meeting.
ALAMEDA, CAL, March 15.-The pro-
on Wednesday evening is highly sug-
gestive of st. Patrick's day. c. Jsc!Slin,
the tenor, will sing IA Letter From Ire
land"; Henri Fearwea ther, Kathleen
Mavourneen"; Marcus ?. WigGin will
read an ORIGINAL dramatic paper with an
epilogue, "Nothing in the Paper; San
ford Bennett as barytone solo will sing
"Auld Irish Gintleman"; Perham w.
Nahl will give short talk on "Autochro-
macy and It's Relations 10 the Senses" ,;
George E. Peck will recite and the club
chorus of every body. including Irish
men," will conclude the meeting with
wearing of the Green"
Regatta on the Programme.
ALAMEDA, CAL March 15.-Arrange-
ments have been made by the Alamed a
Boat Club for rowing race on tie 2Sth
inst. between Dr.. Cecil Dennis, formerly
of the club, but now of the South Ends OF
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OAKLAND'S OFFICIAL COUNT.
1t Closed After Midnight With No
Change in the Totals

Cnange In the 1otaIs
OAKLAND, CAL, March 15.-The Coun-
Gil cham Der presented one OF its old-time
appearances tonight, the occasion being
the official canvass of the election OF last
Monday. Although there were few
gross errors discovered, they were in re-
gard to minor offices. The revelations
promised by the friends OF Mayor Davie
did not develop.
The LOBBY was packed, and the throng
passed the barrier and focked around the
tellerS and clerks. All the old council
and nearly all tha new were present, and
there was also a small army of political
hangers-on, who are living between fear
and hope till the new administration takes
ctfice and the ak begins to fall.
Councl!men Manuel and Towle who bid
farewell to the Council next month anu
who, therefore. have no need 10 save their
voices for some of the heated debates that
are anticipated were appointed tellers and
''Old Pard" Bassett, who had deci,ted dur
ing the dav not to lntroG uce his Sunday
closing ordinance, kept them supplied
with drinking water.
The tally progressed rapidly. For the
first time in official canvasses four patent
adding machines were placed in the Cum
Gil cham ber and e semi-numan mechan-
ism did good work.
In the Fourth Precinct of The First
Ward Davie lost fifteen and occasionally
vote or two would fuctuate, but nothing
of interest occurred till the Second Pre-
cinct OF the Fifth Ward was reached. In
the envelope with the ballots there was no
taliy-sheet and search was made for it.
The inspector named Sherman was sent
for, and after having testified that the
tally sheet was in another envelope it was
produced, and the count proceeded after
all kind, of objections had been offered
by Councilman Kaufman on be ehalf of
Mavor DAVE. The canvass added few
to Thomas majority, but the vote as
already printed was altered in no material
manner.
The count closed soon after midnight
and showed no change that affected the
totals.
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are expected from Mark Hopkins AR
School.
Strrdeuts, Ho,,r

BERKELEY, CAL, March 15.-The Pc
tilcn of the university students for an
hour a week recess for the purpose OF
holding meetings has been granted by the
faculty. It will be on Friday, f.om HIS
until noon. The petition was drawn up
with view TO securing a larger attend
ance at the meetings of the Associated
StuLentS
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-16
Bowls With His Feet,

John Mylchreest OF this city bowls in
the Y. M. G. A. alley with his feet. He
has no arms, but he has acquired consid-
erable ability in rolling the heavy balls.
Young Mylchreest can drive, dress himself,
feed himself, make change, write and ha :
painted several creditab BILE pictures, and
is toes are as facile as any ones fingers
Hartford Courant
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-16
HATED TO Be "JOSHED, !"
Blue and God Editors Confronted
by a Student Bent on
Revenge.
Spoils a Form of Type to Prevent a
Jibe From Being Pub.
lished

BERKELEY, CAL, March 15.-Fore-
bodinss of lively times to come for the
editor of 1888 "Blue and Gold" have al
ready made themselves apparent, though
the book is only half finished and the date
set for its appearance is one month hence.
Already Editor-in-chief G. ]. Rector and
Manager L. c. Mott have found it neces-
sary to use their muscle to prevent vio-
lence from being committed on their per-
sons by an enraged classman who was
bent on keeping certain Josh" on him
from being printed.
1t was last Saturday at the printing
office in San Francisco where the book is
being published, that the difficulty oc-
Cured. The young man in question,
whose identity the editor and manager
after being implored swore TO keep in
violate, heard that a joke concerning him
was to be publis he'd, and thinking that he
could most easily head it off by bluffing
the printer, went to his Office and looking
over the forms of type he discovered the
lines he sought.
He made ''pI' out OF the standing type.
and was taken to task by the printer, ana
asked tor an explanation. Just at this
iuncture Mott and Rector appeared on
the scene, when hos.iliiies were resumed.
A battle royal was imminent, but discre-
ton finally prevailed, and the subject Of
the cutting doggerel was given to under
stand that he could not bluff the edi-
tor, whererpoa he offered an apology
and pleaded that his name would
not be mentioned to the outside
world. Rector dig says that the ques-
ton is to appear along with other similar
ones and that he does not propose to be
scared into suppressing the spice which
will give favor 10 the class yearbook. On
the contrary he say, he in,ends to make
good use of his right of speech and that
coercion by any one short OF the faculty
will not work.
Art Competition.
BERKELEY, CAL, March 15-The
University Of California Magazine has Of
fered, through an enthusiastic Alumnus
who desires to see a more imposing front
cover on the publication, two prizes of $50
and $40 respectively for the first and sec
ord best designs for the cover. 1t has
been suggested that some features of Cali
furnia scenery, product or event be en-
ployed in making the design. The prizes
are to be awarded at the dlscre-
ton of the committee III charge,
consisting of Professor H. T. Ardley,
Professor Charles M. Gayley. Instructor
R. D. YelIand, ]. A. Elston and Will G.
Russell. Designs must be submitted by
some mem ber of the faculties or by stu
dent, past or present. of some department
of me university. The conditions require
that the designs be sent to Will c. Rus
sell berkeley by May l. A large number
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-16
BOUND ANYWHERE
BUT TO CARSON
Many Oaklanders Will
Leave Town Till Thurs.
day Noon.
Very Few Going to Nevada, but
All Will See the
Fight.
Charley Mautalen's Special Train Is
Causing a Good Deal of
Ar Xiety.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
90S Broadway. March l5

5Uo DTOdUWay, NdTCH To- J
Carson is having a bad effect on Oak
land. TO certain extent it is as demoral-
izng to the business and professional ele-
ments as political campaign.
All of to-day men who have made UP
their minds TO see the great exhibition
next Wednesday have been formulating
plans. making excuses and conceivine
devices by which their out-of-town busi-
ness can be made 10 demand their atten.
tion till Thursday noon.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-16
TERN uOTEL
DR.. Gibbons DiSpensary,

O2O KEARNY ST. Established
in 1854 for the treatment of Private
Diseases, Lost Manhood. Debility or
disease wearing on bodyand mind and
Skin Diseases. The doctor cureswhen
others fail. Try him. Charges low.
j Cures guaranteed. Call orwrite,
iIRRON. 10 x 1857. San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-16

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l s Pace, Tenn
w j Mce adden, Ham Drg
II NJ oss, Penn
+ g Carmack, st Louis
] A Pa sons, Belvedere
GRAND
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W c Collins, Sacto
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Geo A Graham, Chicago
F y Hav rs. Fresno
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Mrs w X Smith, Cal
ID u Pagan Wash
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Rev S Hirst. aacto
Sam Slade, ANITA Maria
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A r. Walen, santa Ana
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A johannesburg, Cal
PALACE
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G. Y Landlen, Portland
G w Baker. San Diego
Miss Barker, Wash
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A s Ag-r, Sunol Glen
l. A Cornelins, st Paul
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G g Cargill, san Juan
Miss ) J Cowels, anJuan
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MissHusband, Cd Rapids
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Miss NJ A stewart, n ]
A p Catlin. Sacto
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NEW EST
Martin Slorn, Chicago
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J w Sharkey, tockton
f ] Young, San Jose
George Olsen, San Jose
II Bach, San Jose
Emma Bradley, Idsbo
Jennie n Harris, Buffalo
Henry ] Voss, Seattle
John Franklin, Alcatraz
] A Kreig, ogden, Utah
Samue Watkins, Ohio
John Co eman, Chicago
Samuel Cham bers. Pa
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-16
DELINQUENT SALE.


nELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - JASPER
~ Consolidated Mining Company. Location Of
principal place of business, San Francisco, Cal
= Notice-There is Delinquent rpon the following
de cribed stock, on account of assessment (No 81
levied on the 9th day OF February, 1897. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spective shareho. .ders, as follows:
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CANDIDATES SP3NT LITTLE.

Their "Friends," However, Must Have
Been of the Very Best Brand.
OAKLAND, CAL, March 15.-Although
there was plenty of money spent in the
last campaign it must have been by the
friends of the candidates, for those who
sought the peoples support are filing the
lowest statements of election expenses that
were ever seen. H. D. Talcott, including
an assessment by the Republican City
Central Committee, spent SAT 25 A. Fibush
was elected a Councilman on $46, while
Mark A. Thomas was elected School Di.
rector on $40 50 Considering the enor.
nous amount of illustrated literature and
cards that were distributed printing must
have been very cheap, or else candidates
must have kept very faulty books.
Dishonest Agent Wanted.
OAKLAND CAL, March 15.-H. A. Nc.
Call, superintendent OF the local agency
of the Pacific Mutual Insurance Company.
swore out warrant to-day for the arrest
of w. j. Woolsey. who, it is alleged, has
been collecting money and not turning it
in. Woolsey has been employed by the
company for about SIX months and has
done good business, but admitted his theft
and then disappeared.
Will Help McLean's Expenses.
OAKLAND. CAL, March 15.-The Su-
pervlsors to-day discussed the question of
DIR. McLean's expenses in Washin gtop.
The doctor is the Alameda Health Officer
who has been figuring prominently in
tidal canal matters in Congress-. His ex-
penses were $780, and after the production
of lot of documents showing all that the
doctor had done and nndone it was de-
eided to appropriate 5000 by the county.
l.. L
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-16
officially invited 10 attend. This is the
first positive assurance of the death of the
se" The Hudel.on Divorce.

OAKLAND, CAL, March 15.-The di-
vorce case of Mile Hudelson against Ben
jamin +. Hudelson, ex-State president of
the A. P. A., vas called this morning IL
the Superior Court. The case has been
pending in this county for some months
and has been continued from time to time
upon the calendar without the appearance
of counsel on either side. The latest
stage was the interposition Of demurrer
by Attorney W. Fl. Jordan, representing
the defendant, who stated to-day that it
would be some time before the case could
be tried, as there were a number OF affi-
davits anu dispositions to be taken.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-16
Will Help McLean's Expenses.

The largest bog in Ireland Is the bog of
Allen, which stretches across the center of
the island, east of the Shannon, and
covers nearly 250 GOO acres. Altogether
there ara nearly 5000. 600 acres of bog in
Ireland-that is to say. about one-seventh
Of the total area OF the country Is bog.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-16
HOTEL.

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" IL owen, Houston
HOTEL.
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Mrs L a Terry. Sacto
] Chase, Memphis, Tenn
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III X McLennan. Sac:o
j Mas n, s TO
M A James, Solano
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Miss raham, Los Ang
Nj IS avis, San Diego
r ) Ray roft. BellaVis'a
5 M Dever & W, Vallejo
y ) Bea dslee, NO
j unan, Or
L w Stansfeld, sta cruz
+ + Ande. sol, Sta Cruz
Mrs II Lampman. Cal
A b smith, Fresno
G + Finckham, Chico
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L NJ Brow, Hollister
A B Cove & w, Boston
/ Kech d W, ST II elena
II IL Warren, san Jose
j l. Small, I, hama
j j H. bbron, Salinas
Miss NJ McCole, Sta Cruz
HOTEL.
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NJ rs Jennings, n Y
FL Il Nllen. Minu
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J A Kerr, Wash. DC
w E Barker. Wash
j s Durham. Chicago
Mrs Dunham. Chicago
a s Irvine, Louisville
Mrs Peabody, Chicago
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] PWhi. ney, w&d, Boston
ID Melone, Oak Knoll
CThome. Tacoma
DR. Nichols. Portland
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HOUSE.
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Sales
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RAI-nw1N unrE1

BALDWIN HOTEL.
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Xay AsSn
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And in accordance with law and an order from
the board OF directors made the 9th day OF
February, 1897, so many sh res of each parcel OF
such stock may be cesSal will be sold at
public auction at the office of the company. No.
81 Brannsn street Sal Francisco, Cal,
FRIDAY. the I'd day OF April. 1897. at the hour
of 70 O'Clock H. of sa day, TO pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the costs OF adj
vertising and expenses of sale.
s. Ii. ROBIN SON. Secretary.
offce-No. sl1 Brannan street, San Francisco
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-18

he remarked that what he had TO say
about the faculty had been eliminated
by one of their number and he dropped
the sheets. one at a tine, to the ground.
A student gathered them up, but wai
compelled to give them into the posses
sion of a member of the faculty who
came forward. When the exercise
were concluded, some person proposed
cheers for the faculty, and there was NJ
response. The class historian was John
p. Sala; poet, D. Dilwyn; orator, c. NJ.
Preston; prophet, Miss zona Scott
The metropolitan Society took no part
in the exercises of Commencement
week. on account of the trouble be'
tween students and faculty. The con
cert was given in the chapel Wednes'
day night, under the direction of Prot
Feuchtinger, and an excellent pro-
gramme was creditably rendered.
Last night the American Literary
Society gave it's annual entertaiAme-.
to large and appreciative audienc..
The Beta Theta Pi fraternity CAV
banquet Tuesday Afternoon. The Alum
nj Association held a meeting yes,eF'
day afternoon.