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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17
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TOCCLES WINS
FRESH HONORS
Takes the Free-for-A1l
on the Last Day.
Z0MBR0 WAS NOT STEADY
BUTCHER BOY TRoTs A GREAT
HEAT.
Myrtle Thorne and Pilot Mcclellan
Score in Their Races, Driven
by "Billy" Dona-

The summer meeting Of the P. c. T. H.
Breeders Association closed at Oakland
yesterday. after a run of eighteen days.
Racing was Of the mediocre kind, save
in the PHI pace and the free-for- all trot
where one saw actual contests and close,
exciting finishes. In the pacing race
Ketchum, the odds-on favorite at to 8,
was beaten on the stretch in a hurricane
finish by both Butcher Boy and William
Baker. The heat was 2:17, and Miner
rated the winner we'll, never lifting his
hand while Sullivan. behind Baker,
teamed for life to get place bets cashed.
The field was even up with Ketchum in
the auctions, and the followers of Ma
bens stable were down we'll to a man,
also playing William Baker place at
even money to quite a winning. Dona-
than sat behind Peanuts. but 1t awaited
nothing. as the son of Sidney was I'M
steady and all was off as to his chances
when he made mistake going away.
Myrtle Thorne won the special for nam
ed trotters in 2:1S, after Hellman, behind
the big trotter Ned Thorne, stopped driv-
ing. having place money won. Iran Alto
was a disappointment to those who
played him. Myrtle Thorne opened at
even money, while Mabel Mckinney was
quoted at 3 to 5. but the wise money be-
ing on Myrtle she soon went to to s.
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ments. The Government report for July
makes the spring and winter wheat crops
615, 900, 900 bushels. Spring wheat condi-
lions have suffered materially since the
compiling Of the Government report.
Winter wheat thrashing returns con-
tinue disappointing, many sections report
ing very light yield with quality poor.
In order that spring wheat conditions
may not deteriorate, the most favorable
weather must prevail, which is hardly to
be expected. The next thirty days will
shape conditions SO that a reasonable idea
may be had of the future of wheat prices.
Speculation has been somewhat stunned
so far as the scalping crowd are con-
cerned on account of the war tax, which
cuts more of a figure than would appear
at first thought. Many prominent wheat
operators have turned their attention
from wheat to corn.
There seems a growing sentiment that
the corn crop this year will be a small
one. The small stocks now in sight make
very easy The Govern
ment report would indicate 1000 900 900
crop. The trade disregards the report. as
there seems no good ground upon which
to base such large crop. A strong corn
market would influence wheat prices to
some extent.
Conditions of wheat abroad during the
week were less favorable than tho pre-
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Death of Mrs. John Morton.

Mrs. Lucetta Morton, wife Of John Nor
ton, the pioneer warehouse proprietor
and drayman. passed away last Friday at
the age of Is years The deceased was one
of the founders of the San Francisco La
dies Protection and Relief Society. and
has been constant friend and advisor
of its management. having been one OF
the board of directors from its inception.
To her and few other charitable ladies
this society owes its useful existence, as
1t was principally her financial aid that
not only gave it its start. but, In fact,
maintained 1t through its many struggles
for an existence.
Her husband and two sons survive her
The funeral will take place to-day at 2
o'clock from the family residence. ts
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Secret of Datory Tactics of Hall of Justice
Contractors Revealed by the Strange Adj
venture of John Garcia

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THIRD RACE.

Free for-al., trotting, mile heats, two in
three.
Toggles br. g. by Strathway &C. E. Clark. /
Ethel Downs, blk. m. by Doodle &C. IS
Bunch) 3 2
Zombro, br. h. by Mckinney CIV. Dona-
than) .....1;.;.....;;..;....... 3
Time first heat-:32h 1:05A. 1:3s 2:12la
Second heat-:33. 1:05k, lao 2:l3A.
Betting: BooSs hTst heat1Toggles to 5;
heat-Toggles to 10. Ethel Downs to 5. Zom-
bro to 5, Aster 4. Auctions-Field S. Zombro
IS: after first heat, Toggles Sc, field s..
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vious week. England reporting unfavor-
able weather. Some complaint was re-
ported from Russia. Chicago stocks of
wheat in store are less than 900 bushels.
the smallest ever known. New wheat ar
irving is being taken by millers. Grading
is reported fair.
Conditions on the Pacific Coast while
good are not as favorable as they were
ten days ago. Hot, strong north winds
have done no little damage. During the
past week Washington and Oregon re-
ported more or less damage. The local
wheat market has maintained a firm
undertone of late. At times spot wheat
was in poor request, but futures dis
played considerable strength. The market
is kept in an overrated condition. which
accounts for the firmness. Small receipts
appear, warding off bear attacks.
Barley was bulled at 81 21A for Decem-
Der by local manipulation. The talent arc
beginning to get bullish. 1t would seem
the top has about been reached. Deiv-
cries should soon increase. Consumption
is rapidly growing less. The good barley
crops abroad will sooner or later depress
American prices from an export basis.
r. e. MULCAHY.
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Ask for an Injunction.

Suit was filed yesterday by the San
Francisco Trading Stamp Company and
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FOURTH RACE.

Special. trotting. mile dash.
Osito br h. by Mckinney CIV Durfee) 49,.
May b. blk. IN. by Altoona QH Hellman). =.
our Lucky, b. g. by Rajah Or. Hackney -
Mojave Thompson and Silver Ring also
started and finished in that order.
Time-:34h 1:0SA, 1:44, 2:1S1a.
Betting: Books-Osito 3 to 5, May b. g. On,
Lucky 2. Mojave 3. Thompson 2, Silver Ring s.
Auctions-Osito $40, field ST.
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SPECTATORS TURN
FROM WHEAT TO CORN
THE LOCAL MARKET SHOWS
4 FIRM UNDERGONE.
Conditions on the Pacific Coast,
While Good, Are Not So Favor
able as They Were Ten
Days Ago.

Nothing special has come Into wheat
speculation during the week just closed
The visible supply decreased 2,1S5, 900
bushels. making the total visible supply
IL. 51S, 900 bushels, against H.70200O bushels
the previous week and 16,609,000 the same
week In 1897 Worlds shipments, 6,051 900
bushels, against 1906, 900 the same perioo
last year The movement of new wheat
has been heaviest in the Southwestern
States Farmers deliveries of wheat to
market throughout tho Middle West are
very small. showing farmers are disposed
to store their wheat and await develop
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several of its patrons, against License
Collector Theodore f. Bonnet to enjoin
MIN from enforcing an ordinance passed
conducting a trading stamp business to
pay municipal license of $4,000 quarterly.
The plaintiffs allege that the measure
destroying the trading stamp business.
and ask that an Injunction issue
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SECOND RACE.

All class. pacing, mile dash.
Butcher Boy. ch g. by Secretary %. Mizner) l
William Baker. b. g. by Silkwood o.. Sulll-
Ketchum, b. h. by Gossiper q. Baker, -. 3
FitZ Aymon Bessie Rankin and Peanuts also
started and finished In that order.
Time-:33H. 1:07A. 1891 2:17.
Betting: Auctions-Field IS, Ketchum IS.
Books-Butcher Boy to 2, William Baker l.
Ketchum to ., Fitz Aymon 8, Bessie Rankin
3, Peanuts 3.
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Runs responslDIe Ior-IJOyIe, I, F1tzpatrick
Two-base hits = Pyne (2). Eager, Hutchinson
Bases on balls Sacramento. A. Athletics 3:
Left on bases-Sacramento. 8; Athletics II
Struck out-By Doyle. 4; by Fitzpatrick q
Hit by pitcher-Ford. Double pays-Stultz to
Reilly to Pyne; Mclaughlin to Riley; Lock-
head to Hughes. Wild pitch-Doyle, l. Time
of game-1:50. Umpire-O' Conneli.
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Stops Itching Scalp

On one application does Smiths Dandrufr
Pomade, the only positive remedy for
dandruif. itching scalp and falling halr,
free by Smith Bros, Fresno, Cal.
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FIFTH RACE.

Special. trotting. mile dash.
Pilot Mcclellan. CHI. g. by Pilot Prince CIV.
1onath hr h bv Fordstan Nv Johnson.
Wineila. b. m. by Altago Oh Hellman)..... 8
Campaign also started.
Time-:341s, lily. 1:47x, 2:22&.
Betting: Books-Pilot Mcclellan to 5. Mel
var to s. Winela to 8. Campaign 3. Auc-
ticns-Pilot Mcclellan $40; field 81.
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
LONGEVITY AND THE BRAIN.
The Necessity OF working on Until
the Close of Life.

The Necessity OF working on Until
the Close of Life.
Speaking at SellSirk recently, Sir
James Crichton-Browne dwelt on the
dangers to health involved In Incidence
and disuse of the brain. The medical
profession, he said, adapting itself to
the needs of the times, had felt it in
cumbent upon it during the last dec
ade to insist mainly on the evils Of
misuse of the brain, on the excessive
strain not seldom imposed on It in these
days in the fierce struggle Of the race
to be rich, and more especially on the
over-pressure imposed on il in the
name Of education when in an imma-
ture state, but they were not less keen
~ alive TO the correlative evils of the
disuse of the brain.
Elderly persons who gave up busi-
ness and professional men who laid
aside their avoca<ions without having
other interests or pursuits TO which to
turn, were in many cases plunged In
despondency or hurried into premature
dotage He did not know any surer
way of inducing premature mental de-
cay than for n man of active habits to
retire and do nothing when just past
the zenith of life; and, on the other
hand, he did not know any surer way
OF enjoying green old age than to keep
on working at something till the close
II had been said that one of the rewards
Of philosophy was length Of days, and
a striking list might be presented Of
men distinguished for their intellectual
labors wh s,h they had never laid aside,
who had FIR exceeded the allotted span
of human sife. Calico lived to 7s, New
ton to So, Franklin to IS, Button to so,
Faraday 10 &c, and Brewster TO 81
years. Sir James Crichton-Browne
drew special attention 10 the great age
generally attained by our judges
| London Lancet.
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
GREAT CLUE SWINGING.
Australian Experts Make Fifty Revo1u-
tions Minute For Forty Hours.

NAuuh - Hofhy
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-The fol-
lowing Australian advices have arrived
per steamer Alameda, from Sydney via
Honolulu:.
On Dec. Jack Griffiths of Cobar,
who held the worlds record and Pro-
fessor Il. b. BaX of New England en-
gagged in club swinging contest for
the worlds championship at Newcastle.
Two pound clubs were used. and ac-
cording to the conditions Of the match,
not less than so revolutions per min
ute were to be made. After both had
swung the clubs for 40 hours continu-
ously the match was declared draw.
A very severe shock of earthquake
was experienced over the whole OF
North island and as far south as Christ
church, New Zealand, early in the
morning Of Dec. s. It's duration was
from one to two minutes, and the vi
brations were from north to south. A,
Wanganui chimneys were leveled and
the main water supply stopped. Several
fires We're caused, and trains We're also
delayed.
The mountain tribes Of Goodenough
island recently attacked Thompsons
Station there and. after looting the
store. murdered four boys and speared
a number OF other employees.
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
HELD FoR FORGERY.
Harry Straight, Arrested In Jersey City,
Badly Wanted In Pennsylvania.


Badly Wanted In Pennsylvania.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 14.-A few
weeks ago man who said his name
was H. w. Straight, but who is also
known as B. o. BLY,. called upon Miner.
Hillyard & Co. and offered for sale n
car of oats. The price he demanded
was 5000 and was satisfactory, and the
money was paid over to him. Straight
produced the shipping receipts and the
waybills. The next day, when repre-
sentatives of the firm went to the
freight depot TO get the oats they found
none. Further investigation showed
that the shipping receipts and waybills
had been forged. The matter was
placed in the hands Of the police. and
they succeeded in tracing Straight to
Jersey City, where he is now under ar
rest. A requisition will be made upon
the governor Of New Jersey and the
prisoner win be brought back here for
trial.
A dispatch from Willlamsport, Pa,
says: Harry w. Straight of this city,
under arrest in Jersey City, is wanted
at Newport, Perry county, where the
First National bank cashed a check for
nearly $500 drawn on the Citizens Ma
tional bank Of Muncy, this county.
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
Ninety rhousand starve to Death.

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. IA. - Advices
from Major George L. Donald, Jr., OF
Mississippi, now in Cuba, on whose in
formation the state senate passed a
strong Cuban resolution, say that 10000
persons have perished by starvation in
the province Of Santa Clara alone since
Jan. l. 1897. Major Donald says one
cannot go 20 steps without meeting
some poor, starving woman or child beg
ging for something to eat. and that q
person cannot sit down to a meal with
out being asked for bread by starving
children
Evening journal., 1898-01-14

man who courts death through some insidi-
ous disease Is pitiablc but not admirable.
That dread disease, consumption, slays
more men and women than are slain by
war, famine and pcstilence combined. It
Is an utterly unnecessary slaughter
Consumption is curabie One Of the most
eminent specialists in the world, DR.. X. V.
Pierce, for thirty years chief consulting
physician to the Invaids' Hotel and Surg
ical Institute at Buffalo, N. ", 50 pro-
nounces il. He declares that thirty years
ago he discovered a medicine that cures %
per cent. of all cases of consumption. In
his great medical work, The Common
Sense Medical Adviser -, the names, ad-
dresses, experiences and photographs Of
inuumerable cousumptives who have re-
covered are given. This wonderful medi-
cine Is known as DR.. Piercc's Golden Med
ical Discovery 1t Is the greatest of all
known blood makers and flesh-builders. IL
gives edge 20 the appetite makes digestion
and assimilation perfect, renders the liver
and kidneys active. makes the blood pure
and fills Il with the life-giving elements
that build new and healthy tissue. II
strengthens the muscular system, tones the
nerves, pumps rich, red, healthy blood into
every vital organ, and acting directly on
the lungs drives ont all impurities and dis
ease germs Thousands have testified 10
its marvellous merits An honest dealer will
not try 10 persuade you TO take a worthless
substitute for the sake Of a little added profit.
When baby Is sick the mother needs 70 own a
COPY of Dr picrcc's Common Sense Medical Adj
wiser. II tells the hometrcatiucnt Of all the or
dinary ills of life. For papercovered copy send
7l one-cent stamps 20 cover cost OF mailing 0Hy,
to the Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo n. Y. For cloth binding 81 stamps.
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
Mo.e1ex Indicted For Murder.

PITTSFIELD, Mass, Jan. 14.-The
Berkshire grand jury has returned an
Indictment for murder in the first de-
gree and also one for manslaughter
against Nathaniel Moseley of New
Marlboro. The defendant is charged
with shooting George Spencer, a well
known Grand Army man. near New
Marlboro last fall. Moseley was ar
rested near Scituate and was brought
here by Great harrington officers. He
has been confined in the asylum at
Northampton.
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
The outbreaI. In BaluehLstan.

LONDON, Jan. 14.-A dispatch from
Calcutta. says that u stragglers from
the camp Of Captain Burn of the Brit
ish survey party, recently attacked by
the tribesmen in the province of Mex
ran, Baluchistan. have reached Ormara,
on the Arabian sea. A number OF
troops have been ordered to concen-
trate at Karachi. in Sinde, British In
dia, with a view Of suppressing the out
break
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
Conneotiout GRANGE Omoers,

HARTFORD, Jan. 14.--At yesterdays
session Of the State Grange officers
We're elected as follows: state master.
S. o. Bowen, Eastford; overseer. G.. c.
Beckwith; lecturer Mrs. +. II. Barnes,
Southington; steward Joel II. Brewer.
Hillstown; chaplain, Rev. d. B. Hub
bard; treasurer, Norman S. Platt, Che
shire; secretary, Henry o. Loomis,
Glastonbury
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lord nercsford Eleoted.

LONDON, Jan. 14.-A parliamentary
byelection was held in York City to MI
the vacancy caused by the death of the
late Liberal member. Sir Frank Lock-
wood, who had represented the constit-
uency since 1885. 1t resulted in the cleo
tion of Lord Charles Beresford, the
Conservative and Liberal Unionist can
didate, by a majority of IL votes over
his Liberal and Radical opponent, Sir
Christopher Furness.
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
FlsIaIne in a Church.

A canal runs under the basement Of
the Congregational church. A we'll
known citizen was surprised one Sun
day, after seeing his boy TO Sunday
school and seeing him into the church,
not to find him in his class. He did find
him. however, in the basement, catch
ing cells with a stout hook attached to a
curtain cord from the sanctuary win
dow.-Bangor (Me) Commercial.
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
Tax Riot In India.

BOMBAY. Jan. 14.-There has been a
tax riot at Boriavi, near Nariad, in the
Gujarat district. A collector has been
seriously injured. and five Sepoys have
been killed. Three hundred Sepoy
troops have been sent to the scene OF
the disturbance from Ahmedabad.
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
A1ner.s Imnrnvement RnnId.

WASHINGTON. Jan. IA. - Secretary
Alger is reported to be rapidly improv-
ing. and his fever has entirely disap-
peared. 1t is hoped that If he continues
to improve as at present he will be able
TO get out of the house in the course OF
"a few daVe
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
Moro rroub1e For nlcrcle rhlef.

SARATOGA. Jan. 14.--Fred c. Har-
ris, who has just completed a 60 day
sentence in Saratoga county jail for
stealing a bicycle at Round Lake. has
been rearrested and taken to Valley
Falls to answer a charge Of grand lar
ceny. Last summer he completed a
four year term in Auburn prison for
shooting a man at Batavia.
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
chief North Of the Lake Slain

BRUSSELS, Jan. 14-A letter has
been received here from Uvira, on Lake
Tanganyika, dated Nov. IS last. which
reports that the insurgents have at
tackled and defeated a detachment OF
the Congo State troops, killing their
commander, North of the Lake. Baron
Dhanis. when the letter was forwarded,
was personally undertaking the puni-
tive operations from Lakandu, In the
Manyema district.
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villa Rnrned by Flrehnr..

GLOUCESTER, Mass. Jan. 14.-The
beautiful villa of Mrs. Terry Smith Of
Chicago at Magnolia has been destroy
ed by fire. The origin was undoubted-
ly incendiary. The house was fully fur
nished, and the loss on the building and
contents win be about $4,000.
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
rho KIondlI.e Rush nerln..

VICTORIA, b. c.. Jan. 14.-The
steamer City Of Seattle has left here for
Alaska ports, having on board over 600
messengers. The rush to the Klondike
has fairly begun, and in few weeks a
steamer will be leaving here every day
with that many men.
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
Failure Leads TO Suicide.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 14.-Hugh Muir
ray has been found dead with his throat
rut The suicide was the result Of de-
spondency Murray owned a market
and was forced to make an assignment
about a month ago. The failure wor-
ried him and. it is supposed, caused
him to take his life.
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n1nre nnrer Nenrly AsnhrrIatnd.

GLOVERSvILLE, N. Y. Jan. 14.-J.
Y. Rogers, a glove buyer, was nearly
asphyxiated by escaping gas in the
windsor hotel His door was forced,
and Rogers was found unconscious. He
min racnvqr
Evening journal., 1898-01-14

The office-seekers now in Washing
ton viii never find the roads in better
condition than they are at present.
Jacksonville Times-Union.
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Crushed between Trains.

MELROSE. Mass, Jan. 14.-George
Smith Of Wakefield was crushed be-
tween two trains on the Boston and
Maine railroad here last night and died
soon after.
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
Pre.entatlon to Yale University.

NEW HAVEN, Jan. 14.-At the meet
ing of the Yale corporation c. G. Marsh
professor of paleontology formally pre-
sented to the university the valuable
scientific collections belonging to him
now deposited in the Peabody museum.
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
THE 22d DAY or JANUARY. 1898.


the following described real estate. viz.
All that certain lot Of land. with the
three-stOry mansard roof dwelling-house
thereon erected, situate I'm the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county and State
OF Delaware bounded and described as
follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the westerly
side OF Jackson street. at the distance Of
46 feet 6 inches nOrthorly from the north
erly side of Lancaster avenue: thence
westerly parallel with Lancaster avenue
and passing through the centre OF the
party division wall between the house on
this lot and the house adjoining on the
south SO feet inches to the easterly side
OF a 2-feet 0-inch wide alley; thence
nOrtherly along said alley parallel with
Jackson street 10 feet to "a corner; thence
| easterly parallel with Lancaster avenue
and passing through the centre of the
| party division wall between the house
on this lot and the house adjoining on
the north 90 feet 6 inches to the said side
| OF Jackson street, and thence thereby
| southerly IS feet to the place OF begin
ming. be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
nroperty of BENJAMIN Lundy Kent and
Margaret II. Kent. his wife, mortgagors,
and tits, apd TO be sold by
WILLIAM r. FLINN, Sheriff.
| Sherins Ofllce, Wilmington, Delaware,
i January 6, 1885,
Evening journal., 1898-01-14
Successor to nrunoz.

MADRID, Jan. 14.-General Augusta
will succeed the late General Munoz as
captain general of Puerto Rico.