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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28
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SHERMAN,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17

the SCOTS are prepared to build any
class Of vessels desired by the Navy De-
partment- The contract for the pulid1ng
Of the Wyoming is SS75,ee0. These nSuFes
are SIS 009 more than what the Eastern
shipbuiIders get for constructing the AZ
kansas and Connecticut, and 35e-tet more
than is 70 be given for the Florida No
mention IS made OF any cO4teInptALeo
change IN the speed OF the ships Inc
tWeIve-knot schedule is retained, Wnfle
the carving capacity is said 10 De m
creased from 200 TO 400 tons. TAis WouLo
also increase the coal carrying capacity
from zee 10 400 tons. By the change men
toned, ten-inch guns would De Suo7II-
tuted for the stweIve-inch guns originally
Intended TO be carried
The contemplated changes IN the con-
structfon Of the four vessels PROVIDED Lct
IN the contract will not exceed the orig
tnal appropriation. On the contrary OUT
of the S. eco Toe appropriation the con-
tracts called for only s. $1,000, leaving
$500 500 70 meet the alterations men
toned
As regards the report that the Navy
Department had hesitated 10 accept the
tOrpedO-boat Farrag gut because on ner
trial trip she went fraction below the
thfrTy-kHot clip called for in her con-
struction, Irving NJ Scott is IN no wise
Disconnected The Union Iron Works mas
received no information from the Office OF
the Secretary OF the Navy regarding the
trial trip. and until II does 1t viii pay no
very great attention TO reports from other
sources. The EarragUtS builders are Ger
tain that the boat will come up 10 the
Government requirements II given anoLher
trial, that is, II a second trial should De
deemed necessary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
BOARD OF TRADE EXHIBIT.
II VIII Soon Be Opened in the New
Ferry Building.

After practically existing for year
without home the California State
Board OF Trade viii soon be permanently
located again Last January it's fine ex-
hfbtt was moved from the old quarters on
Post street TO the Mechanics Pavilion
where il formed part OF the display OF
the mining fair. AT the time OF moving
there was an understanding with the
Harbor Commissioners that suitable
quarters would be fixed up for the exhibit
in the new depot soon after the mining
fair closed However. the weeks dragged
into months, and il has been but recently
that Manager J. 4 Eilcher has been able
20 move the exhibits from the Pavilion 70
The new rooms in the ferry building The
last OF the lot has been taken from the
Pavilion and the office in that building
has been closed
u will be about q week before the new
quarters will be thrown open to the pub
lie Considerable new material will be
afrded to the exhibit and in addition 20
the natural products many California
manufactured articles Will be Sl0 WI
When complete 1T is believed that II VIII
be the finest exhibit ever made oy one
State. 1t is sure 10 attract much aEten-
ton. especially from those people coming
into the city from the East, as they VIII
have 10 pass close 70 the new quarters
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
CREDITORS CLOSE AN
ALAMEDA COURT
sHERIFF's LOCK ON JUDGE
HARD's TEMPLE OF JUSTICE.
His Official Parapherualia and Office
Furniture Under an Attachment.
Result of Defeat

ALAMEDA, Nov "a Sheriff's lock
edorns the front door OF one Of Alameda
Townships temples OF justice Justice
D T. Hard's court is under attachment
IN a suit brought by ex-Justtce G. A
Swasey against Hard and George Bah
cock Court Commissioner Of the Superior
Court The suit was fastened by the re-
suit OF the late election. which was dis
astrous 70 Justice Hard vino ran as an IN
dependent candidate for the Justfceshsp
70 succeed himself
Judge Swasey resigned his Office last
May. On account Of III health and lack Of
business D. T. Hard was appointed by
the Supervisors TO Ill the uuexpired term
Swasey owned the Office furniture, which
included the rOstrum. a table with a
broken leg, a bench for turfes, a couple
OF rtckety chairs and other Official para
pheFuaIia. He sold the outfit 10 Hard
FOR $40. receiving so in cash and the bal
ance IN note ind0rsed BY Babeock
Swasey states that he has been unable
TO catch even glimpse of Hard since
election, and concluded TO clog the wheels
Of justice IN Hard court " gel &c
money due him The suit was fled late
this afternoon in Recorder St Sure's
court. and Constable Gray at once stopped
legal proceedings IN EaFd's temple OF
Justice by taking possession Of the furuf-
trre and putting a paddock on the front
door This is the first time IN history that
& Justice Court has been closed by its
creditors.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
LYNN,s EXAMINATION.
The Wife Relates the Story OF How
Her Husband Shot Her
Five Times

OAKLAND. Nov. Is.-The preliminary
examination Of John W Lynn. charged
with assault 10 murder his wife. was COM
uences1 in the Police Court to-day Mrs
Martha Lynn, the wife. was the first wit
ness She recitsd the details Of the shoot
ing. which occurred seven months ago,
when she had refused TO 1--we with her
husband any longer Defendant had shot
AZ her five times. four bullets taking et-
feet She had not lived with her husband
for two years prior 70 the shooting
". = Roeth, brother-in-law Of Lynn,
proved damaging witness He testified
that two nights prior 70 the shooting
Lynn called On him and stated that ne
was in trouble with his wife. Lynn mad
intimated that something was ABOUT 70
happen, and the witness thought he con-
tsmpIated suicide On redirect exanlnA-
tiou the witness said Lynn had reLnaF <e1
about several cases Of which he had heard
in the East in which men had avoided
trouble BY feigufug insanity
The hearing viii probably be concluded
tomorrow insanity Is the defense, and
2 large number Of witnesses vii testify
Is sXueFIS
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
MONITOR MAY BE
SLIGHTLY MODIFIED
THE ALTERATIONS WOULD BE
AN INCREASE IN SIZE
No Official Notification Has Yet Been
Received by the Union Iron
Works in Regard TO
Them

No information regarding the changes
said TO have been decided on by the Navy
Departments board of construction IN the
building OF the monitor Wyoming, for
which the Union Iron Works secured the
contract some time ago, has been received
at the Office In this city This was what
Irving NJ Scott said 10 a Call representa-
tive yesterday when asked if such q
change WIS made.
The original plans as approved of and
bid upon by Henry Scott when In Wash
fngton during the absence of Irving NJ
Scott in Europe have been received in this
city. and upon these plans the vessel will
be built unless the Secretary Of the Navy
counternands the original order and calls
for new bid upon the changed plans
The news autographed from Washington
10 the effect that the plans had been
changed with the object Of adding 70 the
vessels length and also providing for an
additional turret and greater codI-carry-
frx capacity is not doubted at the office
OF the Union Iron Works In this city nor
IS il considered OF much significance, as
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
To Meet in Caucus
Next tuesday,.
SENATOR LEAVlTT'S BILLS
SEEKS TO CREATE 4 HARBOR
BOARD FOR OAKLAND.
State Fair Wanted for Alameda
County Howard Wright
Said 70 Be
Winnie.
Oakland once San Francisco Cal.

OAKLAND CITfce san FRANCISCO GGOt
sos Broadway Nov L.
The Alameda Legislative delegation is
already preparing its work for the COM
ing session The delegation consists OF
Senator F. s. Stratton, Seaators-elect
Frank W Leavttt and Z. x Taylor, As
sem blyuan Howard E Wright, Assem-
bIymeu-eIect John 4 Bliss. A. A Nc
Keen, Joseph Kelley, J r knoWIand
F ard William Mcdonald all Of whom are
Republicans
Next Tuesday the delegation viii hold
4 caucus and viii take up many matters
( Of legislative and local importance The
county delegation expects 70 have the
naming OF the chief clerk and may pos
Silly try 70 name the sergeanL-at-aTns-
There Is. Of course. much other patron
age 20 De given out, but This will form
the least important part Of the work OF
the delegation IN CAUCUS
One OF the most important measures 10
this city will De introduced by Senator
Frank Leavttt- II IS q bill for the crea-
ton OF q Board OF Harbor Commissioners
ID take charge OF the property awarded
the State by the Supreme Court in Oak
lands harboF.
= bill OF this nature was introduced by
Mr. Leavitt in the Assembly two years
ago, but owing 70 4 misrepresentation OF
It's import On the part OF many prominent
OakIs1ders IL was withdrawn Since that
and Mr. LsAv1CLs bill viii be the urst
step toward the progress that Is Oak
lands right IL her haEbOr be but i'm
proved IN connection with this bill Sen
at0r LeAvirC viii introduce another bill
appFUpriG ting $3.50 600 for the Improvement
Of the haTbor. This Is not for dredging
the haroor, which duty devolveS upon the
national Government, but for the con-
srructio1 Of Eharves and such ether in
provemenLs may come within the
Jurisdiction Of State Board OF EaEbor
Commissioners.
IN view Of the decision Of the Supreme
Court regarding the water front IL Is not
likely there VIII be any opposition 10
these bills. because the arguments that
viii De made by the Alameda delegation
viii be convincing and f0rcefuL
Another measure which the delegation
* being prevailed iron 70 handle is = oil
for the bringing OF the State Fair to Oak
land An attempt was made two years
was not undertaken It'll too late IN the
session TO accomplish anything Special
Inducements viii be made BY this city TO
impress the Legislature with the fact
that Oakland IS the best place IN which
70 hold the State Fair.
Senator StFattoa will most probably
be elected chairman OF the Alameda dele
CATION Assem- 81 man Howard z Wright
IS regarded in this c0unT- as 3 sure win
Esr for the SpeakeFsntp OF the Assembly
huenCe OF the Alameda delegation AZ Sac
rameutO-
There are few commercial bills which
nave been prepared by the Board OF
Trade and Merchants Exchange, which
viii also be Introduced But the dsleEa-
tiOu has already decided that II will not
take up 70 the capital a lot of trivial
bills which would certainly be killed IN
committee. and which would only add
unnecessarily 70 the labors OF the Legs
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
AN INSANE WHALER.
James Z. Gray Threatens Bodily
Harm 70 Sam Short.

OAKLAND, Nov 16--As a result OF De-
ing iced in on a whaling trip IN the arc
tic followed by . bad fever, the mind OF
James Luke Gray is wreck Gray re-
sides at I315 Eleventh street he Is IN
married and AGED Is years. and returned
from Alaska quite recently. but ever
since his experience in the frozen Arctic
his mental condition has been On the de-
cline
During the past few days Gray has
manifested violence On one occasion he
Threatened TO cut out the heart OF sam
Short a fireman residing in East Oakland
and to-day he started in chOpptng down
certain fences IN the eastern part OF the
city owned by the Southern Pacific Com
pAuy.
When H. ?. Stuart took charge OF the
insane man and turned him over 20 Con
stable Glaze Gray said be had been com
manded by God 10 destroy the railroad :
He viii be examined by Drs. Bradley
and ChiIds Tomorrow morning
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

70 have been Governors night, but
Nanazer Gray announced from the stage
that CToVernOr-eieCt Gage could not at
tend. but promised TO be present some
night before the exposition closed
one Of the features OF the EXposItlon Is
the arr gallery. Among those exit bttlug
are Kate St0er, H. -. Gr1Use, 51ouls9
n Carpenter. Miss Fife Evans and sew
eraI local artists
This evening the Scotch societies turned
oct IN force and the concert prograELlI1 ne
vss under the auspices OF the Caledou-
fans
T0-uorrow will be Irish day. and there
rl4V-sfrfanS and members Of the Board OF
HesIth The exhibit OF the Board OF
Health attracts great interest. eyeryb7dy
Of TIE bacteria and other things which
they u1consciously eat with their daily
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
LOUIS ESTATE LITIGATION.
Mrs. Edouard Louis Makes Oyertures
TO Her Mother-in-Law for Ces-
satiou OF HostilitieS

ALAMEDA Nov. 1s.-In an effort 70
settle the litigation over the estate OF the
late Edouard Louis. r B. Tappan, atror-
ney for the widow will serve notice on
Marfane Louis, who contested decedenr' :
will. offering TO revive q contract which
the Superior Court, in the trial OF the viii
contest, pronounced void Mariane Louis
was the mother Of the deceased. The no
tee recites that Louis IN MS lifetime OBJ
Hgated himself in writing 70 pay his
mother S25 q month as q life support that
while the widow is not legally bound 20
carry out the contract she feels morally
obligated 70 do So The widow says she
has always been ready and willing 70 pay
the money, and Mariana Louis mas re-
fused 20 accept IL An 0IeT OF renewal
Of the contract IS made, payments 70 date
from the time Of Louis death
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
FIGHT OVER
BRIDGE BIDS
HAS ENDED
SChmidt's Company Is
Not in Favor.
REJECTED BY SUPERVISORS
COTTON BROTHERS LIKELY TO
GET THE BIG CONTRACT.
The Discarded Bid Was the Lowest
by Nearly Five Thousand
Dollars - Otler
Figures
Oakland Once San Francisco Call,


eoS Broadway, Nov Is
~ this mornings session OF the Board
OF Supervisors the Schmidt Construction
Company withdrew from the contest for
the privilege Of erecting the new steel
drzwbCldge for the county
{ vas understood that the construction
company would this morning produce its
books and prove its standing beyond
dozbt, oUL instead their attorney stated
that With all due respect 10 the Board Of
Supervisors the Schmidt Construction
Company authorized him 70 state that
Il considered = ha4 made Z creditAbIe
showing both as 70 the responsibility OF
the company as well as 20 its ability 70
buiid the bridge The company declined
70 offer any more testimony N the mat
ter and added that Il was matter OF in
difference whether the boaru awarded #
the contract or rejected its bid
Supervisor R0eh moved that the bid Of
the Schmidt Company be rejected Mr..
Wells wanted al bids rejected, but
Eoeth's motion prevailed, Wells alone
opposing =
Z x now practically certain that when
the board meets CO-1ICErDw morning It
XII award the contract 70 Cotton Bros
tor S135-d- The bid Of Schmidt IS for
So 10 other bids are San Francisco
Bridge Company, So 81, James Mcmahon.
SO so. Pacific Construction Company,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
DESERTED sPoUsEs.
Three Divorces Granted by Judge
Ogden in Short Order.

OAKLAND. Nov I6.-Superior Judge
ogden today granted three divorces.
susie Z VIlk1e was granted a decree q
seuzratfou from David WilIe on she
ground Of desertIon- The custody OF the
three minor children IS awarded 70 plain
tiff and for her and their support the
monthly aIfrnouy IS fixed at $50
: divorce was also granted 10 Julia
Kert from Philip Kent On the same
grounds. with aIimOny II so Per month
The parties were married at Topeka,
Kans-. IN January. $50 PIzinIi- IS award
ed custody OF the minor child
IoFr 4 Carboue was granted divorce
from Marguerite B CaFUO1e CT the
ground OF wfIIfuI deserLt0u-
Alice A Lorinz today commenced d.
v0rce proceedings against William z.
LOrtuE-
IN The divorce suit Of Josie N Sears
against antoine J Sears default was en-
tered to-day. defendant falling t. appear
or answer
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
I0RDAN'S MAJORITY
HAS BEEN INCREASED
TIE RECOUNT FAILED TO HELP
sTODDARD.
No Material Changes in the Returns
From the Newspaper Bureau
Figures-Torals To-Day.
Oakland once san Francisco Cal,

oakland once san FRANCISCO Cal,
SOS Broadway Nov Is
The Official recount Of the returns OF
the election n Alameda County was CON-
pleced BY rhe Supervisors this afternoon,
hut rhz totals VII not be figured Up TIL
co-uorrow They do net chance any Of
-ll=- newspaper bureaus figures except on
some c0Enty officers who were very close
a. me sziz1-
TIE coUn- uaosr eagerly watched was
mat OF County Clerk. IS II was loudly
proclaimed BY The fustonists- who claimed
70 have watched every precinct that the
Official count would help their candidate,
G. Sto[tdaFd The result was q sur
-r.s-. hIzt il vas in favor OF Frank Jor-
dsr.-vrlsse majority was increased nearly
80. The figures ara
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17

Internal Revenue Collector Lynch has
hAen advised by the Commissioners OF In
+ar1aJ Fevart1e that a receipt given TO 4
hank by person 70 whom the bank IS
irTdebted as q deposition or otherwise, or
for whom II holds funds Is no more sub
fect 70 the war tax stamp than q receipt
given for any other debt or demand
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
So Young and in the Guard House

Thomas Dowd. an 1s-year-Old private OF
.ba california Heavy Artillery. was
brought into United States District Judge
De Ravens court yesterday on writ Of
habaas corpus. 1t being alleged that he
has enlisted without the consent Of his
-,@rar1Ts IT was explained that the boy
ks5 baer court nartfaied for cverstayfng
~ three DAYS q leave OF absence and
was serving a thirty days sentence in the
1,qar5 hnIrsa There being some doubt as
70 tha jurisdiction OF the court in the
premises the matter was taken under adj
yfsAmeut
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17

house for some time and she was afraid
the children might get hold OF 1t ana nurl
themselves. With the Bay Farm Island
dynamite story still fresh in their minds.
the city employees were badly scared, anu
handled the can with the greatest C1Es-
II was discovered this morning tnal II
was filed with yeast cakes
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
Santa clara
Hvues 70 Be z Deputy

OAKLAND. Nov 16--W, H L Hynes,
County Law Librarian viii be deputy
under District Attorney elect Allen MI
Fvnes Is & popular Native Son, being at
present past president OF piedmont Par
Tor and treasurer Of the Acme Club. he
is & graduate Of Hastings Law College
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
SATURDAY FOOTBALL.
Santa Clara College TO Contest With
ST. Mary's College on the
Gridiron-

OAKLAND, Nov. I6--Next Saturday
the football teams OF ST. Mary's and
Santa Clara colleges viii play their an
nuaI game at Central Park, san Fran
cisco
The lineup Of the teams viii probably
be as follows:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
Scared with Yeast Cakes.

ALAMEDA, Nov 1s--Mrs. Charles
Evans took tin box to the City Electric
Light Works last night and told the men
in charge that IL contained dynamite
She said II had been knocking about her
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17

Stopping az intermediate points as required
Cannecrfoas-At Stockton with steamboats, Of
California Navigation and Improvement Com
pany leaving san Francisco D n daily
excepting Sunday. and Stockton AZ p m
daily
Fer stage connections see official time table
or inquire at Traffic Managers OSace. - Mar
kes street, San Francisco
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
RerksIsv Nsws Notes.

BERKELEY, Nov 1s.-The students
and alumni Of the Berkeley High School
ara arranging for 4 public dance 70 De
given in Berkeley next Friday evening
Odd Fellows Hall VIII be used Tor the
occasion the committee in charge being
W A < Woods and Martin Metcaf.
Mrs. H BoEe OF West Berkeley died
this morning al her h0u1s on Sixth street,
near Jones The deceased was g years
OF age and had been an invalid for a
long time The funeral will be held to-
morrow morning 81 1890 o'clock from St
Joseph's Church
The freshman and sophomore classes of
the University OF California viii hold an
tntercIaSs debate next Monday evening
IN Stiles Hall at S O'Clock The subject
OF discussion will be; Resolved, that the
people OF California should adopt the
system OF initiative and referendum in
State legislation
Died in Annapolis.
BERKELEY, Nov 1s--Frauk H. Con-
ant former resident OF Berkeley, IS
dad The news reached here to-day in a
telegram from Washington. D sent
by Secretary CroTniEshfeld Of the Bu-
reau Of Navigation According 10 the
cable dispatch. Frank Couant passed
away early this afternoon at Annapolis,
the cause OF death being pneumonia The
deceased left here several years ago for
Anna polls, where he was employed as al
engineer in the Government service
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
North PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD.

VIA S36831S8 EeTTTs
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL
WEEK DAEss1.29s 49, I.ad q n s1,45.
3.45, SIS. so. $50 p n
EXTRA TRIPS-For San Rafael On Monday.
Wednesdays and Saturdays at II 30 ? n
SUNpAES-ss-s0 '19.G0 -G.5e g. H.; 1-fs
3-l1 -4.S0. 6-I5 D
Trains marked run 70 san Qus1tfn-
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAISIES. SO. T-45. go q H.
s1z.z1 ZIG. as. as ? H.
EXTRA TRIPS On Mondays. Wednesdays
and Saturdays at ga p n
sUNDAT-s.z0. SOD. 1850. su-s5 g. "a
Ills s3:I8 SO go p n
Trains marked start from San Quentin
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO
WEEK DATN.45. sst5, T-56. $40 g.
17-35 7as5 $50. SO 2. II
EXTRA TRIPS On Mondays. Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 700 p
SUNDAFS-s-66. hos n n E-a5s Ia s-2o.
5765. 6,21 p n
THROUGH TRAINS.
TO 4 IT. week dzyS-Cazadsro ard way sta rs
l:45 . n SaturdayS-DUncan NILS and way
stations
SEQ a. m Sand2ys-Duucau Mills and way STA =
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17

Capital Thanksgiving Stories by
prominent writers, in next Sundays
Call.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
RAILROAD TRAVEL
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RI. CO
LESSEE
al FRANCISCO AID NORTH Pacific
RAILWAY COMPANY.
4xszrsA FsEsxs Ress q Market s.

SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL
WEEK DATS-T-SG. s-8d. u.Ga g. n E-s5
339, 5-1a go p. N ThursdayS-ELrrs trip
az u-S9 p n Sarurdzy=-EIEEz trips al I'D
and u.sa >. n
sUNDAYss.00. $50. mo- 3 Il: t.sa s.sa.
500 SIC D n
SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYss:t9, ESQ $50 ITO a. n: Ig;4s,
3-4o $50 2. H. Saturdays-Exrrz trips a.
sUNDATEs.16 SAC. Mo a n: l.4s. s:G
500 SIS D n
Between San Francisco and Schcetzer Park
same schedule as above
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17
MOUNT TaHaLpals SCENIC RAILWn.

Wa c4lSaIll1 III
Leave san Francisco, commencing sunday
Sept L. ts5s:
Week Days-s.sn a n. rs , n
SundaTs-s-a0 1890. u-3o q n. lis , -
Rolrrd trip from NItII valley, 81
THOS COOK 4 SON. Agents. 81 Asrkss
street. San Francisco
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-17

TIE majority Of J. r TzIc0rt over C ".
E-v=r for Supervisor * Z+3 That Of
Cr-rcE over Cftzsccck Is rs
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GAGE WAS ABsLNT.

Attendance at the Exposition Z
Daily Increasing.
OAKLAND. Nov. I6--The Oakland Ex-
position IS now complete and the daily
attendance Is increasing. Last night was