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The San Francisco call., 1897-02-25
OLYMPIC CLUB REJECTED.
San Francisco Kennel Club admitted to
Membership in the American Kennel
Club at New York.


NEW YORK, n. Y, Feb. 24. - The
regular annual meeting of the American
Kennel Club was held this afternoon dur
ing the dog show at Madison Square
Garden. The election of officers resulted
IN the reelection of August Belmont and
henry Brooks as president and vice presi-
dent, respectively. After a number OF
amendments to the constitution were
passed the meeting adjourned and re-
convened as an executive committee.
Several letters and telegrams were read
as 10 the rival claims for admission TO
mem bership by the San Francisco Kennel
and the O;ym pic clubs, showing that there
was great excitemant over the rivalry.
The constitution of the Olympic Club
was found to have no provision for hold
ing bench shows, and accordingly the
application was rejected. The San Fran
cisco Kennel Club was elected 10 men,
oership, as was also the Santa Clara
Valley Club. All the dogs which had
been improperly entered at the Boston
show and disqualified by the secretary
under the rules were ruled out by action
OF the club.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-25
MIR. CORBETT AND THE LADY.
(NTERCEPTEDJ
CARSON, NEv., Feb. ID, 1897
(NTERCEPTED.l

To The jouruaI- Examiner (C0tyrighted):
am suffering attack writer's cramp and letter
will be brief pleased that you gave two full of
to-dayS paper the fight would enterprise
print nothing fight until the thing off, All
quaintanceS read nothing else.
One showed to-day and warmly well
coined. letter and with this.
Would not be well to buy and destroy the issue containing
the editorial pizegts printed at the time of
the match which brought much profit and
little credit Our readers have probably forgotten the editorial but
the other might hold of and make trouble Thank
heaven, all copyrighted when publish fake
make the editorial columns be quoted against
The lady reporters article follows.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-25
BAsEBALL ar STANFORD.
Freshmen DeTear SophoDsores IN tn
Infer Clnxs Came.

Freshmen DeTear S0phonores IN the
INTER Clavs Game.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL. Feb.
24.-The game between teams represent
ing the freshman and sophomore classes
resulted in a victory for the freshmen by
a score of % to 8. 1t was hotly contested
during the first part of the game, but
tagged tow ard the close. The day was an
ideal one for baseball. There was not the
enthusiasm usually displayed at class
games. Even the hint that class "rush"
would form part of the afternoons enter
tain ment failed to bring out the class sup
porters.
Sharp, Mcintosh and Freeman played
noticeably well for the sophomores. c.
Strom, Loughesd. Morgan, Murphy and
Daily of the freshman team won applause
for clever work during the game.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-25

Riperside's Conin0 Polo Tournane nf.
RIVERSIDE, CAL, Feb. 24.-Every-
thing is in readiness for the polo tourna-
ment between the champion team of
Riverside and the crack PLAYERS of Bur-
lingame. The tournament will begin on
Thursday afternoo and will conclude on
Saturday. The local club has recently
fitted mp one of the finest grounds in the
State and spirited contest is expected, as
both clubs have battled together before
In the Burlingame team are such WE'LL
known players as Hobart. Baldwin and
McCree, while the flag of the Riverside
club will be borne by Bettner, Maud. War
ing and others.
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TWO PRk1ImIN4Rr FIGHrs.
Green Snsifh and Hctctfns : FTaherty
CoHfesfs Scheduled

Contests Scheduled.
CARSON, New, Feb. 24.-Gossip was
plentiful around Dan Stuart's head
quarters to-day. George Green young
CorbeiO and mysterious" Billy Smith
were formally matched, and articles of
agreement were also signed for a finish
tgnt for the feather-weight championship
and purse of $3.50 between Dal Hawkins
of San Francisco and Martin Flaherty of
Boston, who recently jumped into promi-
nence by bestiDg Erne in limited go.
The two events will be doubled up and de-
cided on March is at single price OF
admission.
Green and Hawkins will De squeezed
into Corbett's quarters at Shaw's Springs.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-25

San QWdetin Murderer Reprtreed.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Feb. q. - The
Governor this afternoon granted William
Leary, under sentence of death at San
Quentin for murder, reprieve OF one year
on the ground of insanity.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-25
Racino at Netr orlenn..

NEW ORLEANS, La. Feb. "a Six furlongs,
Dorothy III won, Lillian ( second, May Ashley
third. Time. ! ;2015.
Six furlongs, Robert Bonner won, Pop Dixon
second, The Plutocrat third. Time, :2OlS
One mile and twenty yards. Ondegua won,
Oh cot second. Terra Archer third. Time,
] :55l5.
six furlongs Sharon won. R. Q. Ban second,
Helen Wren third. Time, :20IS
six furlongs, Al Kyris won, Mauritius Sec
ond, Pommery Sec third. Time, 1:22lS
Seven furlongs, Taplona won, Paros second
Flora Ballard third. Time 1 :37l%
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-25

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and have never beea
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The San Francisco call., 1897-02-25

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
Will Snnb Corbett.

Chicago, December @.--"We shaii pay
NO attention to It," said Martin Julian TO-
dav when asked what he ana t''zs'hh-
,,o,s would do lin regard 10 Coroe'
r.,,o,a, challenge to the champion.
rY,zslmmons himself refused to discuss
~ subject. i'm accordance with his new
Man. which is to let Julian DO all 'he
talking. 49,, ,,o.,,
..yye have told Corbett what he can 10,
,o,,inue5 Julian. Bob did not want 70 ~
e,,'a,. the ring at all but at iast pei ,,
ei,adad him to promise to fishi aga3A oii
ss,nin nnnditions These were als- ~
,.ia;ti,. stated--that he would cot.Siusl
tielting only two men, corDs', a, Al, ant,,
u.s. ns a,d that he would night them oii,y
a ,sr C,rbett had defeated Manner am a.
tsI Mccoy had defeated nis stl,. Mc,sav ~
No 7 have named Choynsks TOT ME-, , ~ ~
t;ght. Now Corbett may wear illiiiSsa' II,
taxing about betting slo'oOv in"9 az
whip Fitzsimmons. c,nsr, Juliau
concerning Mccoy and Cheynshi ynt, -,
said II am going 20 hoau Mssos III rae
promise that he would give S.ios t ts ~, n,
rs,t show at him. He can no. ses c.nne
il liz saying that ChoynsKl NJ ioc r. \
dawn to i5s pounds. for he Knows ~.
.ipiisn admitted that If MCCOY ifi ~ . Ne
ha Nanae1 TO fight no man outs 'i,. c,,.
rnidoleweight limit he Ouiian, ..,ssu,,, ma
sent 10 la.I,e nllddiewelsht' W ,,,,t :,
sax .it will not be Waieoit. noi
be Tommy Ryan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
pELAGIC SEALING.
stringent Laws Adopted to Prevent
Importation of skins.

Washington, December 60. The secreta-
nv of the treasury with the approval OF
the president has Issued regulations under
the act of congress signed yesterday, pro-
hibiting the taking of seal skins by Ameri-
can citizens except on the f'riby'oii islands
and inhihiting the Importation into this
country Of pelagc seal skins.
The regulation provide that no seal skins.
raw. dressed. dyed or otherwise manutac-
tured. shalt be admitted to entry in me
United states except there be &ttaened 10
The invoice A certificate signed by the
United states consul nj the place of eNpor-
tation that said skins were not taken from
seals killed within the waters mentioned
in said act, specifying in detail the local.
,tv If such taking, whether on land or on
sea also The persons from whom said skins
sers nilrchased in their raw and dfessea
state. the date OF such purchase ana INC iol
number. IL IS further provided trat nq
fur seal skins dressed or otherwise shai'
no admitted TO entry as part OF passeh ,
| GERS personai effects unless accompanies
Nv an invoice certified by the United states
! consuis.
| Xii fur seals, raw, dressed, dyed or otner-
wise manufactured the invoices OF whicn
are not accompanied by consuls csruii'
/ cate are directed 10 be seized by the col
1 iector OF customs and confiseated,
! It is provided that when an application
! is made 10 a consul for certihcate Under
! these regulations the invoice and proofs OF
| origin presented by tbs exporter shail ps
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
NAVAL COURTS MARTIAL.
Secretary Longs Measure to Provid,
for Testimony of Civilians.

Secretary Longs measure tn Provide
for Testimony of Civilians.
Washington. December 30.--The naval
authorities have long regarded the pro-
visions of existing laws relating TO the
administration of justice defective In that
naval courts marital are not empowered to
secure the attendance and testimony CT
civilian witnesses. il often happens that
important facts are exclusively known by
civilians and their testimony is required
before almost every important naval court
martial. It rarely happens that witnesses
that can avoid so doing are willing to ap
pear in such cases Secretary Long says
that from an examination into this subject
it is clear that congress intended to leave
courts martial in such a position. He has
submitted TO the house naval committee
a draft of II bill to remedy these evils
without giving the naval courts undue au-
thority.
The first section involves only an ex
tension to the Judge advocate of naval
courts martial and courts of inquiry Of
Towers now possessed by judges advocate
of army courts. The section has been
drawn in conformity with the similar de-
sign to meet precisely the same difficult
ties which had arisen in the British sery-
ice providing for certiflcation for contempt.
if necessary, to the nearest United States
court for punishment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
DIRECT VOTE FOR SENATOR.
Two Bills with that End in View
introduced.


Introduced.
Washington, December Gothic commit
tee on election Of president and vice pres-
dent have reported to the house pilis for
amendments to the Constitution, so that
States II they choose may elect their
United states senators by direct vote, and
for the election of members Of the house of
representatives for four years, instead of
two years, as at present. There are some
potent arguments for a longer term for
members OF the lower house There is lit
tie reason why man should be compelled
10 go back to his constituents almost as
soon as he takes his seat in congress and
go through the contest for a reelection.
Then 1t would often relieve administra-
tions OF the embarrassment of hostile
house during the last two years
A bill changing one detail for counting
the electoral vote his been reported to
the house. and may paes at this session,
II does away with fine sending of mes
senger with each States electoral vote, a
function that has come TO be something in
the nature OF personal junket. BY tho
bill one copy of the electoral vote would be
retained at the state capital, one sent 10
Washington by mail and another copy sent
by express If II becomes law the saving
will be $4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
WILL ANNEX HAWAII
The Administration Said to Be De-
termined 10 the Matter.
NO MATTER WHAT THE SENATE DOES
Islands Will Become Part Of the
United States.
A DIRECT VOTE FOR SENATOR'S
Bills Already Introduced Having
that Object In View--To Cut or
the Electoral Messengers.
NO MATTER WHAT THE SENATE DOES
A DIRECT VOTE FOR SENATORS

Washington, December S0--(Special. -
NO matter what may be the action of the
senate on the Hawaiian annexation treaty
now pending, which will come up for con-
sideration shortly after congress meets
next week, these islands will become q
part of the territory of this country before
next summer. This statement and predic-
ton came 10 The Post correspondent from
a source that does not indulge in gold
brick prophecies and is authoritative and
absolutely reliable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
wAsriiNaYus.

Lawmakers are endeavoring to ar
range for the protection Of Alaskn,
Canada arranging few transportation
OF supplies 10 the people IN the K.on-
dixie. The Canadians win cooperate
with this country.
1t Is said that the administration Is
determincd 20 have Hawaii. aio matter
what action the senate takes on the
treaty.
Twc bills providing for the election
OF senators by "A direct vote have been
introduced IN the house.
Paxson. who Mckinley has appointed
interstate railroad cor miss.oner is
barred by The act Itself from service
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
Navy Yard investigation.

Washington. December 3o.-Leutenaut
J. ]. Knapp has arrived at the navy depart
ment from Mare Island, Cal, where he has
made thorough investigation of the con-
due, of the navy yard so far as concerns
the employment u labor. Mr. Knapp gave
particular attention to the complaints that
have come to the navy department from
veterans who allege that they have suffered
from discrimination. The results of the
inquiry have been embodied In long re-
mort. which has been submitted to Acting
Secretary Roosevelt. but until he has an
opportunity To go through It nothing Will
be made pubic as 10 the conclusions and
recommendations reached by Lieutenant
Knapp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
~ GREETS 'os.
,.s.sssesessseseessse,
CHINA.

Fyancc denies having hoirtcd her flag
at Hal Nan. But the London Mail
prints details of the seizure.
Military activity Is being displayed
in Japan.
Great Britain Ia goins 10 cNpoatulre
strongly with Korea fo.' tfyirg to dis
miss Mr. Brown, who has twice 70
turned his letters Of disnNssal.
French commissioner have been M
vestigating and report great opportuni
ties for developing trade in Chsrn,
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submitted to the treasury agent designated
for the purpose of investigation.
All manufactured articles from seal skins
and imported into the United States shall
have the Innings so arranged that the pelt
Of the skin or skins underneath Shall be
exposed for examination by customs off
Gers. All garments OF this character taken
from this country may be re-eniered on
TT ssentation OF certificate showing the
collector of custopis from the port OF de-
parture which certificate shall have besn
obtained by the owner OF the garment by
offering the same TO the collector for In
spection before leaving this country
Secretary Howell says that neither the
law nor the regulations would be made
10 apply to skins or garments made Of
| skins watch were shipped TO the United
! states and were actually. on the ocean
Wednesday morning, December %, the time
the act was signed by the president.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
CubA.

General Weyler Gays he takes Mc-
Kinicy's criticisms in his message AZ a
compliment TO his yaior. Weyler may
De prosecuted for his utteranees about
the matter
Port OF Havana 10 be opened for the
expectation of tobacco.
General ArnDgueren denies that Ruiz
was under q flag OF truce when exc
cuted.
Gomez rl1fciiles all propositions look
ing 10 autonomy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
RAILROADS.

The International aud Great North
ern and the city of Houston VIII so
before Judge Wilson today with the
suit determining the ownership OF the
ground now used ny the company at
the foot Of Congress avenue
The new private car OF j. T. Mahl.
lately turned out from the Texas and
New Orleans shops. was given a trial
trip Wednesday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
NoRrHER IN NORTH TEXAS.

A Fail of Twenty Degrees and Grow
ing Colder ut Dallas.
Dallas, Texas, December 3O.-North
Texas weather, which has been very
balmyAA spring-like for several
days, suddenly changed this even
Ing. At midnight "a stIh mortimer 'h"'
chiIIs one through and throuSh rs
blowing. The temperature mas
fallen 20 degrees ana II IL sun
growing colder.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31

Death OF Captain A. J. Hurley, se--
riary Of the Acme Lumber company
Sid Preacher. wanted on a charge cf
assault 10 murder. surrendered 70
deputy sherifts.
Var.oda holiday events IN the way OF
Sunday school Christmas trees.
The annual banquet OF employees az
tire street railway powg. house tonight
The Lett Handed Clubs carnival on
the newly laid asphalt pavement.
a bold thief entered the residencc OF
Captain Rust.
w ~. MahDn spoke at Turner nall
IN the subject OF Trades uninnlsm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
FOREIGN.

Eight hundred houses burned IN Port
an Prince and 1000 people rendered
homeless.
Another revolution brewing In Sal
vador and an American warship Is dis
patched TO the scene
Austria win make another effort to
arrange matters.
A Belgian In Africa murdered his
mistress by smear'ins her with honey
and leaving her 10 die from attacks OF
bees.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31

Washington, December 0.-for Eastern
Texas Fair; colder; variable winds, pe-
coming rortherly.
oklahoma ana indian Territory--Fa1r !
colder; Icrtherly winds: fair SATURDAY
North and South Dakota and Nebraska
Fair; colder; northwest to north WINDS.
Cciorado--C1enera,ly fair. except isht
snCws In extreme northern portion; cold
er, variable winds, becoming norlhsry.
wyoming Threatening weather; colder;
nortlcrly winds
Nortaina--Fair. preceded by snow IN
sotattsrn portion: colder IN southern poi-
ton, rnrthWesterly WINS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
DOMESTIC.

Durrant's parents in San Francisco
sue Juror Ssnythe for libel.
carders In the FAN River district IA
vor a strike
Hugh Mclaughlin retires as a dem
ocratic leader b. Broosllyn.
Mines IN Northern Colorado close
down. hut the operatives do not indorse
the executive committees action adj
y.sing a strike.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
SPORT.

corbctt proposes terms ON which he
VIII again fight T'itzsimmciis.
O'Rourke gays Waicott must meet
Mccoy and cos'bett Maher before Fitz
will fight either.
II IL said a place Ia Greater New
york has a.rcady been selected for the
next big hight.
There " possibility cf match be-
twees sfsl,sy and Joe Goddard. ana
joe choyanslsi Is after the young man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
COMMERCIAL.

Liverpool spot cotton advances i-32d
and sppts f-s4d. The American mar
kets are unchanged, hut futures adj
vance 4 to 8 points.
Big decline IN wheat In Chicago.
Other grains were easier, with slight
leases.
Letters big dead viii be closed out
today; there ~ very little shortage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31

Washington, December 3o.-tspecial.)- y
After January the Star mail service be-
tween Mon,fort and Roanc. Texas, VIII be
increased to six times a week.
The only fourth class postmaster APP
pointed in Texas today wns Martin Peter
son. Royce City, Rockwell county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
To Sion pcIngic Scaling.

Washington, December So.--The treas
ury department today issued instructions
TO collector OF customs under the act signed
yesterday to prohibit pelagle sealing by
American citizens and nbibtirg the inn
portatlon into the United States OF the
product OF peiagic sealing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31

- pccember 80. "A unique dam
Aas Just been compromised here.
As' MISS Celeste Aver. Il p.etty
young lady of this city, took
au tour. Before departing she
49,. policy with the United sra,es
I.r,a npahy. En- roIte 10 Norfolk
n ss she was bitten BY a small
|and frequently the wound proved
NJ, disabled ner for many DAYS.
NY LOT damages, the company
sools s' It's policy did not cover
MI IllIv y. but today they seeded
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
POLITICAL.

No formal arrangement looking to
Iianna's defeat have yet been cons,fm.
mated Dick claims ccrtam victory for
mis- boss.
Alabama pops will make strong bid
for republican votes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
EckeI. say. Goodbyc.

Washington. December 30 --comptroller
of the Currency James II. Eckels, whose
resignation will take effect tomorrow
called upon the president this afternoon to
pay his respects and say goodby. Mr. Eek
els will leave for Chicago tomorrow. His
successor, Charles G. Dawes, VIII qualify
as comptroller tomorrow and take charge
of the office next Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
nay DEVELOPMENTS.

Decemoer So.-!n a letter. re-
physician of tails city from
s''ea' the noted French pbysi-
,s'eeon' Aposteli says he has dis
kh,chs secret of preventing Ire evil
~ usually ensue from the APP
eonrue Array. He says that he
|by ! the machine With tie
u ba. metallic circuit. -rnler that
rs aas turned the X-ray ulor hun
\ h saan and in MT one ins'anc g
'n any deleteriols effects f.om
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31
[A'n Claims Self Defen.e.

= u, December 30. Officers
quay with Grant Franklin. the
VINO killed his 'sther at Elk
bsss The boy claims the killing
n ~ uone in self-defense ami The
km,s.,s community IS with him.
! In Jail. ~ "onu a. s@''o'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31

Lakewood. n. H., December 30 .--R'chard
Croker was seen tonight by the representa-
tive OF the Associated Fress and he said
no official announcement OF Aayor-eleci
Van wyck's appointments would be made
until later,