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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-09-25

THE friends of Judge Nash are
making a desperate effort to keep
Senator Hanna off the stump in this
campaign. They realize that he will
do the cause more harm than good.
The Columbus Press Post is authority
for the statement that at a confer
ence Saturday it was decided to keep
the Senator as much in the back
ground as possible. Who will
be charged with the delicate task of
carrying this news to Hanna?
In his speech at Akron Saturday,
Gov. Roosevelt endorsed every plat
form of his party, good, bad and
Indifferent, including that adopted at
Columbus. AS the Governor did not
indicate which of the Civil Service
planks of the last named platform
received his endorsement-whe
the plank commencing the extern
sion of the Civil Service system, or
that which commended the Presi-
dent for breaking it down-it must
be taken for granted, as Judge Grant
so clearly set forth in Saturdays
DEMOCRAT, that Roosevelt, like
the party mechanics who framed
the platform, hurrahs for the pledge
of the Civil Service reform, and
hurrahs over its violation; he is for
it and he is against it; he commends
it and in the same breath he
denounces it," Is comment neces-
sary?
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-09-25

A. Lincoln Command had no meet
ing on the 23d, as the W.V.R.U. oc-
cupied the hall for dinner and sup
per. There will be meeting on the
30th, at which time full attendance
is desired. Order No. l from nation
al headquarters has been received.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-09-25

FIST Tame.
Two juvenile teams opened the
season at Union park Saturday. The
contest was one sided, being won by
the V. p. S. eleven by ii score of 81 to
o. The Searchlights We're never in
it.
The Planet Athletic club will play
the Barberton Y.M.C.A. at Barber
ton, Saturday at o'clock. No ad-
mission fee will be charged.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
FITZ AND
JULIAN IN
A RUMPUS
The Ex-Champion and His
Brother-in-Law Fight in
a Chicago Hotel.
Special Dispatch to The Can.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2-Ex-Champion Rob
ert FitzsimmOns and his old-time man
ager. Martin Julian. have parted COM
pany. This was the result OF a bitter
quarrel in the pugilist's room az the
Sherman House last night. at which fists
were freely swung and a revolver dis-
played. FitzsimmOns left for New York
City to-day. vowing he was done with
Julian for good
The disagreement comes after series
Of misunderstanding. According u the
stories Of both men 10 grew out Of Fitz-
simmons inability 10 obtain box at the
Lyric Theater during a crowded period
Julian Is Interested In the Lyric The
pugilist. IL is said. made certain remarks
OF an uncomplimentary nature concern
ing the Lyric and Julian took him to task
for IL.
After a little talk Julian slapped the
big fellow In the face and the fighter
swung on his managers eve. skinninc
IL slightly and raising n slight lump.
FitZsmmOns declares that Julian drew
a revolver and that he chased him out %
the room. Julian insists that 10 was
Bob" who drew the gun.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
TO ABANDON
CONTROL OF
CYCLE RACING
Associated Clubs Association
Officials 10 Turn 1t Over
to National Association.

The board Of governors OF California
Associated cycling Clubs met last night
but was unable 10 act legally on matters
requiring attention through lack Of q
quorum The affairs OF the association
were discussed Informally and IL was de-
ciccd 60 call another meeting for the Last
Saturday in January.
Al thls time "a reorganization will be
euected. L Us purpOsed 10 turn the con-
trol ot cycle racing on this coast over 10
The national Cycling Association tie
governing body Of the sport in this com
Try. The officers OF this body are not
seeking 10 extend their territory 10 this
coast, but would prefer 20 have the Asso-
GATED clubs continue IN control both
bodies working IN harmony.
- WHITIIITTW N TTTF meeting last UfF-UT
the local officials will devote an their IN
ergles hereafter TO the road races which
they have developed. The intention h TO
group these races. the relay. Baker n
Hamilton and the 10 and . mile handi-
caps. disposing OF them all within
period Of two months. The season OF the
year most favorable for competition Will
% chosen and the riders can remain in
training for that length Of time.
Some of the delegates favor rcinstatinp
al the riders who have been professional
lzed bA the association II Is possible fhe
unwrtten law the world over "once A
professional. always a professional" will
prevail. The men chiefly involved are.
VI. J. Edwards W. +. Foster. Cha-les
krafts, q. J. Blrdsal, 4. Thersen Henry
Egeberg ana George Dixon.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
AT INGLESIDE.

Favor1tes showed we'll at Ingleside
Coursing Park yesterday and captured
nearly all the courses. Two stakes were
run-the puppy stake OF twenty dogs and
the sixty-dog open stake. The nnals IN
both stakes Will be run on to-IiaI'
Following are the days results
punnv stake-George Boehn's Aloha beat ].
Byrnes' Nellie's Last: George Pinto MlsehIsl Mlse
heat j. Watkins Merciful. Corkery q hoean
teavv.s Wild Game beat +. McCombs storm
King, q Leavy's Babe Sheridan beat NJ Don
ioa,s Erin. J. l. O. Brien's Good Time beat +.
Geo-,,'s Homie Pasha: George f5Teui1I1 afof155-
gram beat j. watkins Nadine; q. Lahusen
Trirsf,, best l. HOffman's Stranger; c. Bonner
Tltii TifsnS >,erab beat l. Hoffman's Prairie Boy;
Lowe & Thompson's Little Fullerton ran a bye.
First ties-Aloha beat Mischief her ~ hsInsss Ih'ai
dan; Firehy beat Monogram; Wild Norah beat
Little Lite ul.JlsoJ uil.nleJ O,Dowd's shootovsr beat NJ
r Kavanagh's Swedish; Russell Allen 4 VII
gon's Belle Claire beat F. G. Mack Della NJ.
Lowe & Thompson's King Border oest -. :, In
ehan's Rossline; l.. Wigglns Dexter T.. beat r.
CIodrs Ben Doran: James Byrnes Battleship
beat John Charlton's Dolly Warden; w, G. Glas,
sons JOY Bells beat II. j. Noltes Rich and
ArtIess; H ~ Deckeiman's Snapshot beat A.
Johnson's Tod Sloan; Frank y: Foley.s Sweet
heart beat r. Macks Jesse Moore; u. Shan
mons Safeguard beat ]. O. Dowd's Clifton Lass;
ian's BicJeve: j. II Perigo's Belle seward beat
Sampson beat II. Lynch's Loiterer; F; F.
Chambilrs Rocklin Belle beat George Bur
y
heat J. Moriaritys St. Carlo: J. Collins Match
less beat NJ. B. Cavanarhs Hard Lines; J.
Maher's Benicia Boy beat T. Logans Miss
Grizzle: II. Lynch's Lexington beat p. Relly's
Master Mat: H. Lynch's Mystic beat II. Aliens
Miss Lois: r. VI. kellogg's Hummer beat A.
Hageman's Lily II; II. A. Deckelman's Rocket
beat Captain Kane's Greenhall. NJ. Michaliki's =
Glenroy beat T. Reilly's Expense; r. VI. Kel-
logg's Lady Gilmore beat George Burfelnd's =
Pastime Joe Thrifts Forget beat Samuel
Moores Rox: n. Dillons Modesty beat W. c.
Glassons Terrona Larkey & Rocks Minerva
beat b. Deans Free Silver Boy: ]. Welch's
Sweet Marie beat Dan OConnels Satan: ]
Byrnes' Eleven Spot beat ID. FOrd's Juanlta
Connell Bros. Mamie Pleasant beat ]. Roun-
ing's Dempsey Lass: A. JOhnsons Lowiander
beat j. Linehan's Robert J: Russell. Allen x
Wilson's Chicago Boy beat James Hurley =
o Capitol; J. p. Thrift's Grasshopper beat
W. ]. Brownings Mountain Belle: r. r. de r.
LopeZs Santa Rita beat ]. Dempseys Captain
Jack; H. A. Deckelman's Lawrence beat F1em-
ing Bros. Fury; T. ]. McHugh's Maid OF the
MIL beat Handy q Smiths Magic; ". McCar-
thys Johnnie F beat J. Anthony's Patriot: J.
Ferris Leah beat Murphy & Toland's Orna-
ment: T. Nevins Nellie y beat II. Aliens Al
berta; w. McCarthys Lily Of the Valley beat
T. Browns Village Belle: T. NJ. Kelloggs Iowa
Boy beat Nj. Merigans Fawn: Fleming Bros
Flame beat g.. II. Lahusen's Fireball.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03

WINS OUT IN
THE NINTH
All-CalifornianS Succumb Be-
fore League Team IN a
Close Game.
Sacramento 8, All-california 1.


Everybody had a good time at the base
ball game yesterday afternoon between
sacramento and All-California. IL was a
clean, fast exhibition of diamond sport.
WIN the interest sustained until the very
last inning, when a blanket OF growing
darkness covered the field as Sacramento
won out.
All sorts Of good things were seen-a
triple play phenomenal catches. soakers
In the way OF hits and splendid pitching
by both Doyle and Kneu. In the ninth
Eagan found the ball. which scared
over the center fence. This made
Things hum for a while. Chance,
early IN the game swatted the spher1id
Tor what would have been a three-bag-
ger, but ne made a detOur OF the first
bag and was called out
In the second inning Mccarthy went 90
nrst on n hit and stole second, reaching
the third station on Kneus hit and scor-
Ing on Joh0Sou's out. Not another stroke
did the boy on the scorebOard make until
the eighth, when Sheehan swatted a two
DagBeT, taxing third on StuitZs saCri-
fee. Then came Mclaughlin for another
two-bagger and Sheehan flew over the
rubber. IL looked as n there would be
some more run-making at once. Har-
vey took his base on balls. Sullivan HIT
TO Hulen, who shut out Harves at sec
ond and doubled Sullivan al FIRST
The ninth started with Eagan's home
run. Doyle. who made first on Hulen's
error. second on Shanahans hit and third
on Sheehans hit. scored on Hulen's Jug
gle OF StultZ's hit.
The triple play came In the sixth.
StultZ made n couple Of bases on a wild
throw; Mclaughlin went % FIRST on nails.
when Harvey bunted a pop tly 20 nnell.
who threw 10 second. catching Stultz be-
fore he could recover. and Mclaughlin
suffered likewise at first.
The score shows the work Ok the pitch
ers.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
GOLFERS AT
PLAY ON THE
HOME LINKS
Competitions of Various Kinds
knIiven the Sport at San
Rafael.

The flnal round Of the mems eighteen
hole handicap was played yesterday on
the links OF the San Rafael Golf Club
between Lieutenant T. @. Roberts,
scratch. and George Heazelton. who had
a handicap OF nine. After an interesting
game. IN which six holes were halved.
Lieutenant Roberts won. 5 up 60. 10
play. The ilnal round Of the " 1en's
nine-hole handicap between Mrs. r q.
Bro wn. scratch. and Mrs. IL. c. Breeder,
handicap OF Il. resulted IN a victory for
Mrs. Breeden. 3 up and 2 10 play. Mrs.
Broedens success was largely due 70 her
long driving.
IN the mems driving contest each COM
petitor had five shots. X. q. Brown won
with an excellent drive Of l76 yards feet
: inches. clear carry: Lieutenant /, y.
Roberts being second with drive OF 10
yards feet. George Heazelton third.
with a drive OF l6s yards ] foot. c. p.
fomcroy fourth. with ls9 yards. and J. J.
crooks fifth, with l45 yards. Besides the
winning drive two OF r q. Brown :
drives gere l6l yards ] foot 8 inches and
las yards feet respectively.
The mems approaching contest was
1rota a distance - 40 yards over a net
Zen feet high on 10 the home green. J.
!. Crooks won. his three best shots being
= feet Inches. ~ feet ] inch and 30 feet
30 inches. or an average OF 80 feet inches
from the cup one of George Heazeiton's 5
hOrs wa 30 feet incnes from the cup.
out the rest zen short Lieutenant T. O.
koperts three best shots We're distant -
feet 5 inches. IS feet inches and 81 feet S
inches respectively from the cup-an aver
aEc or - feet inches. one of r. -.
browns IS shots came 10 rest al a distance
o. feet inches from the cup. but the
rest were topped or icu snort.
The ladies' arriving contest was won by
Mr.. u. T.. Brceoen, with a drive ~ l24
yards. counting the roll: Mrs r. 6
Brown being second with a drive ~ l07
earfs.
The ladies' approaching competition was
from distance ~ = Yards over the net
Mrs Breeder lOfted two balls over tho
net which were distant ~ Ieet and 90 feet
Inches respectively from the cup. Mrs
X. -. Brown S. shots mostly fell short
but one cleared the net and fell l03 feet
from the cup.
Several players were out al the Presidio
links yesterday afternoon and the fol-
lowing 1--WE registered scores In the eight
cen-noie Qualifying round for the cham
rionshln ~ the Oakland and San Fran
cisco COLI clubs. :. D.. Abbot Jr - So
lOZ, ~. II. Greenwood. 56, $40. Z r.
1Solcer. 30. 54-lM R NJ Fitzgerald. -. 81
1M +. Condo Jones g. SOL The nine
emo not iu the reverse order recently
tried. The greens were slow. the grass
being long and uneven and the ground
somewhat heavy. Several other golfers
went round the course. but did not record
their scores. Il is probable that several
Gay for TIE tournament 10 be held on
Saturday next
During The past week the following
scores have been recorded bv ladies plav-
ing over The Preside course. Miss A c
HOFFMAN. l3. 76; Miss Edith Chesehrough.
Mullins 81. SO. Miss Crockett. p: Miss
Sara Drum =. 20. q
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
DEERING IN FRONT.
Wins the Magnolia Stakes on the
New Orleans Track.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2.-Deering, the
brother of Sir Vassar, a colt we'll known
on the Western tracks. won the Magnolia
stakes, the principal event on the card.
very handily this afternoon. Flying Bess.
the second choice, made the running to
the head Of the stretch, where Deering,
who had been a close second all the way,
went 10 the front and landed the prize.
Molo. the favorite, was never factor
Jockey Dick Clawson arrived to-day to
ride for Frank Reagan. The weather was
fine and track good. Results:
Mile and a sixteenth-Manilius won Koenig
second. Waterhouse third. Time, l5l.
Seven furlongs. selling-Lomond won. Ran
gee second. Satan third. Time, l:31&.
Six Acknowledgements won. Merry Day sec
ond. Tobe Payne third. Time. 1:l5
Magnolia stakes, handicap. one mile-Deerfng
Time. i;.2is
Seven furlongs. selling-Nekarns won, Bill
Jackman second, Jim Hogg third. Time, 1 :3OA.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
Opposed to the Panhandle.

The Market and Eureka Valley I'm
provement Club does not favor the issu-
ing 81 bonds FOR the extension OF the
panhandle. Al meeting OF this club last
nlght al Z5o5 Market street resolution
was passed 10y a large majority In oppo-
siuon 10 the proposition. The club tool,
20 decided action on the issuing OF the
PONDS Tor the building Of schoolhouses
The erection Of a suitable hospital ana ~,
construction Of sewers. Strong excen-
lions were taken 10 a recent publication
oi 2 profile map Of the extension OF the
panhandle IA which IL was made 10 an
pear that the proposition embodied Do
lorcs street This, Il Is claimed. Is
Mhlful error, as Dolores street IS left
llgh and dry 50 far as the conversion OF
that thoroughfare into a boulevard Is
concerned.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03

As was anticipated. the charge of muir
der against Zip Chambers, Corrigan's col
ored stableman, for shooting and killing
Dan Hayes at the Ingleside racetrack
stables early Monday morning, was dis
missed by Judge Treadwell yesterday.
Detective r. +. Graham and Policeman
Dasman told the Judge they had no other
evidence except that taken at the in
quest, and the Judge dismissed the case,
remarking that il was the most aggravat-
ed case Of justfiable homicide that had
come TO his attention.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
De Orn Wins at Pool.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2-Alfredo de Oro
successfully defended his title as pool
champion OF the world tonight by defeat
ing the Western expert. Fred Payton OF
Omaha, in the three nights match OF 600
balls. continuous pool, at Maurice Days
academy. the final play tonight ending
with the score 800 against 479. A purse OF
winner
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
Rubin Defats McCormeck

CHICAGO. Dec. 2-Gus Rubin, the
Akron giant, easily defeated Jack Nc
Cormack of Philadelphia in a six-round
go at Tattersall's tonight Both men
were in far from first-class condition. but
Ruhlin's superior height and reach told
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
Reiffs Sail for America

LONDON, Dec. 2.-The two Reifrs. the
American Jockeys, sailed for New York
on the steamer St Louis to-day. They
have decided 10 return and make their
home in England. The reviews Of the
racing season are almost unanimous in
drawing attention 10 the English jockeys
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03

heavily On his opponent. who was sell
dom able 10 land effectively. RuElin
scored clean knockdowns in the first AMI
third rounds and had a long lead i'm
every round. Billy Madden, manager for
Rubin. to-day deposited $1,000 with Colo
mel Hopkins TO match Rubin against any
heavyweight, London prize ring rules,
Jeffries preferred.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
peath of Aeronaut McPherson.

Albert Mcpherson, the aeronaut, died
last evening at ST. Lukes Hospital as the
result Of injuries received last October In
falling from a parachute at Glen Park
The parents OF the deceased live in Oak
land.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
Park Music To-Day.

Overture. 'rannhauser'' ............... Wagner
'Sagovienne" Danse Espagnol .Lacome
Scenes from the Opera lone '.......... .PetreIla
The Pilgrims Song OF Hope" .......... Batiste
Spring Jubilee in the Alps" "..............G .Gungl
The celebrated Largo" by ............ Handel
Cornet solo. fantasia from the ''Daugh-
ter OF the Regiment" ..... .Pupke
performed by Mr.. =. Kslerl
W dltZ temptation ......... .....s-. BologneSi
Descriptive. "a Hunt in the Black Forest
...................-........ Nolkmer
March. The New York 400 .Wald
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
Robbed of Nine Dollars.

During a scuffie on East street last
night Frank Ryan. seaman. dropped
50 from his pocket. The money was
picked up by John Duffy. another sea-
man Duffy refused 20 give II up and was
taken TO the HarbOr police station on n
charge OF petty larceny.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
Buena Vista to Entertain.

Buena vista Parlor No. 6S of the Native
Daughters has arranged for an entertain
ment and social in the banquet hall OF
the Native Sons building next Thursday
evening and TO this all the friends of the
parlor are invited.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
SUMMARY

Home run-Eagan. Two-hase hlts-Sheehan.
Mclaughlin. Sacrifice hits-Johnson. Eagan.
Stultz First base on errors-All California. 4:
Sacramento. 6. First base on called balls
Sacramento. 4. Left on bases-All California.
s. Sacramento. Z. Struck out-Sy Knelt 3. by
Doyle. 4. Hit by pitcher-Hulen. Double play
-Hulen 10 Hughes 20 Mertes. Triple play
Kneu 10 Lockhead 20 Mertes Passed ball
stanley Wild pltch-Doyle. Time OF game
Two hours Umpire-John Sheridan Official
scorer. J. w StaDleton
The same teams will play to-day,
Hughes and Harvey In the box.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
Zip Chambers at Liberty.

success with the American style of rid
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
SHEEHAN.

Baseball Cub Winner California League
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
Index Hor.. Age weight ST. am Mm xm. Str Fin

Time-A. rs: ". :4sA: Y, 1:l4H.
Good start. Won first three driving.
Sly displayed marked gameness.
ridden the overland Sister Alice no s
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
SACRAMENTO
ALL CALIFORNIA.

RUNS AND HIS BY INNINGS.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03

Tme-k, :25l.; n. :iss.: y. lis. Winner J. Fole
Poor Won first three driving.
Delay OF half hour post. Chico stopped neari
Previous 10 start he dismounted and away. WI
have
scratched-EI salado lo7. Munsey los.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03

Time. :25; Il. so; q. l:l5ia. Winner. T. E
Good start. Won first three driving.
Winner outfooted his company with ease. Flore
speed. Braw Lass ready.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-12-29

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arbitration .u Conformity WiI fhH
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previously obtained IN every case. sub
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claims OF persons NOT be- ug natives
Who are under ihc protection of thai
Government aud who are not included
in tie above cltcg1ries.'
The aEroomout provides Ter the oN.
change Of ratincations four months
from the date oi its signing. which g.
the seventh of November lls'. or carli-
err u possible
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-12-29
AGuINALDo A FUGITIVE.
He is Fleeing Through Bontoc With
Two Soldiers.

MANILA, Dec 1G. 9:15 a. M Major
Peyton c. March of the Thirty-third
Infantry has abandoned his pursuit of
Aguinaldo and has reached Bagnen, in
the heart of the Grand Cordillera,
where the range is 10000 feet high and
where food is scarce and travel almost
Impossible.
From native couriers and Spanish
prisoners it was learned that Aguinal-
do left Bontoc, in the province of the
same name, with three women and two
soldiers, three days ago and headed
southwark, evidently for Bayombong,
in the province of New Nizcaya, where
it is thought he may encounter the
Americans.
Major March's command was deple-
ted 90 per cent by the two days march
from Cervantes to Bagnen, so he re-
turned to Cervantes on December 10.
Scattered bands of Macabebes, which
have been operating in the north. are
being collected with the intention of
sending them back to Manila. as there
is much sickness among them and
they are unfit for further mountain
work
Lieut.. Chadwick and correspond
ent of the Associated Press, the for
mer commanding thirty Macabebes.
have visited the mountain town of
Pamposand, received the surrender of
company of insurgents, including
three officers, with their arms and am
munition.
General Conception and other Fill
Pine officers, who have surrendered
have been taken to Vigan. Conception,
who is cheerful, insists that the insur-
gent organization will be maintained
even in the districts where the Ameri
cans are operating, claiming that the
Filipinos can use their troops whenev-
err they desire. He suggests that the
only method of terminating the war is
the capture of Aguinaldo and the OBJ
tanning of an order from him for the
troops to surrender their arms. But
Conception believes Aguinaldo will
never be captured.