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The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
KELLY OF PRINCETON
TO ASSIST COCHRAN
COACHING OF U. C. TEAM TO BE
DIVIDED.
Manager Muma Says That Both
Gridiron Veterans Will Train
Berkeley for Next Thanks
giving Game.

BERKELEY, June 1S.-The University
of California football team will have two
coaches this year instead of one. Football
Manager Irwin J. Muma has returned
from his trip to Silver City, New Mexico,
where he went TO re-engage Cochran for
the coming season, and he brings word
that the big coach intends to have an
assistant with him when he comes TO pre-
pare the L. c. men for the next Thanks
giving game
The new coach will be A. w. Kelly, one
of Princeton's gridiron veterans. He
played halfback on the Princeton team
and won fame on all sides for his wonder
full dash and nerve in breaking through
the line. In working with the California
men he will devote his attention almost
exclusively to those behind the line, par
tiCularly the halfbaCks, with which posi-
ton his Princeton experience renders him
most familiar. He will thus confine him
self largely to Whipple and Harrisburg
both of whom already understand their
places well. 1t is thought that he will
also put on a few finishing touches to
Percy Halls playing if Hall returns to
Berkeley in August as is expected.
Cochran, and Kelly are planning to ar
rive in the university town about the
lst OF September. Their coming Will be
the signal for the season to commence,
and the California men will knuckle down
to work Immediately. Manager Muma
will have all the preliminary arrange
ments made beforehand in order to avoid
any possible delay. Cochran intends 10
follow about the same system of train
ing that was used with such success last
year. He will take the men individually
TO begin with. postponing the heavy team
work until the end of October.
Muma reports that the captain of this
years Princeton team is at present with
Cochran in Silver City, using every means
to persuade the big coach to give his ser
vices TO his alma mater for the season.
But Cochran declines TO go East this fall
as his engagement with the University OF
California is now q settled thing. He Is
al present interested in some mines near
Silver City and so feels obliged to break
his training work by a two weeks Vaca-
tion for hurried business trip to New
Mexico The exact date of the trip has
not yet been arranged, but Kelly will
keep up the training during Cochran's alb
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
FRUSTRATED WITH GRIEF.
Mrs. Anderson's Condition Is Still
Alarming Over News of Her
Little Bows Death

OAKLAND. June 1S.-The double fu-
neral of Lorire NJ. Anderson, who died Of
lockiaw, and her brother, Albert J. An
derson, who was run over and killed by a
heavy dray last night will take place to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
family residence, 2013 Linden street. The
interment will be in Mountain View
Cemetery.
Mrs Anderson, the mother. who when
informed last evening that her son was
injured became prostrated rested easier
to-day and was Informed of Albert',s
death by DR.. w w. Kergan. who is at
tending her. She is naturally a robust
person, but constant attendance during
the past three weeks upon her husband,
who has been suffering frominhammatory
rheumatism has run her down, and the
blow Of her sons death right upon that Of
her 14-year-old daughter prostrated her
almost beyond recovery. Tonight she is
reported resting easier, though during the
dav nearly every two hours she expert
enced paroxysm of grief and hysteria.
The Anderson home was thronged with
friends and neighbors to-day, who ex-
tended their condolences.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
LIES AND LIARS.
Rev. DR.. Law breaches a Singing
Sermon.

OAKLAND. June 1S-Contrary TO ex-
pectations. Rev. V. Marshall Law to-day
occupied the pulpit at the Church Of the
Advent. His sermon, in view of his resig
nation and of the many unkind things
that have been said of him of late, fur
nished much food for thought. Rev MI.
Law read published sermon from book
and the text was. II will take heed to my
ways that | sin not with my tongue"
Let us consider" said Rev. Mr. Law.
"the sins of the tongue-lies. which are a
sin against the truth; slander, which is a
sin against our neighbOr; unseemly
speech, which is a sin against modesty;
swearing which is profanity; excessive
speech. which is wastefulness; a clamor-
ing tongue. which is Incorporate.
The devil is referred to as a liar and
the founder of lies We are told that they
who love lies shall be excluded from
heaven. Lies that are premeditated, de-
liberately planned, are much worse than
the other Sort
In conclusion the minister gave a dis
sertation on the wastefulness of excessive
speech. The sermon was free from all
personalities. yet by some was considered
stingingly appropriate TO the occasion
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
CATCHER PACE GOES
ON THE WARPATH
Armed With a Hatchet, the Santa
Cruz Ball Tosser Trails Umpire
O'Connell

SACRAMENTO. June 1S.-"Bill" Pace
catcher for the Santa Cruz baseball nine
was arrested tonight on charge of dis
turbing the peace The Santa Cruz nine
played with the Gilt Edges at Oak Park
this afternoon and after hotly contested
game suffered defeat. Pace took eXcep-
ton to the decisions of the umpire
Jack O'ConnelI. and later after the
requirement of much beer down town
Pace undertook to have it out with the
umpire. The latter was prepared, how
ever, and Pace came out of the encounter
with a slightly disfgured eye.
Pace deemed If desirable to try an
other method of showing his displeasure
so ne procured a hatchet He did not
have chance to use II, and when the po,
lice gathered him in the handle was found
sticking out of the pocket. where he had
stored the implement for use. Later in
the evening the trouble was patched up
and ii is probable Pace will be allowed tC
return TO the seashore.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
Alameda News Notes.

ALAMEDA, June 1S.-The City Trustees
will meet tomorrow evening and an in
teresting session is looked for. Since the
members Of the board and the City Clerk
dressed to the City Trustees Mr. Lamborn
has allowed a bushel Of communications
to accumulate in his office which will be
opened tomorrow night The Trustees
wanted to look over the letters in execu-
tive session. but the clerk contended they
had no right to do so. and in this he was
backed up by the opinion of the City At
torney.
The appraisers Of the estate of Isabella
Won Schmidt. who was murdered by her
husband will file their report tomorrow.
They value the estate at $632 95. 1t con-
sists principally of household furniture
and ieWelry
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
INGRATITUDE OF GAGE
Anglers REPUBLICANS
Santa Clara Good Government League
Ignored by the
EYecTtfva

SAN JOSE, June 1S.-Who will be ap-
pointed Supervisor for the Fifth District
of Santa Clara County by Governor Gage
to fill the vacancy caused by the death of
Supervisor S. F. Aver is a question wor
rying the politicians of this city and coun-
ty 1t is not because of a dearth of appli-
cants for there are fully a score of them.
but it is q question who has the larges It
pull with the chief executive. The Rea
forces so far have captured all the patron
age that Gage has dispensed in this
county. and in all probability they will
win out in this fight.
The Republican Good Government
League has selected a half dozen men that
would be favorable to the organization
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19

and is endeavoring to land one OF the iot
In this list are eX-Sheriff James ii. Lyn-
don of Los Gatos, G.. H. Walker Of Los
Gatos, T. r. Johns of West Side, e. Top
ham of Milpitas. This organization in
CURED the enmity of Gage by passing a
resolution condemning Dan Burns during
the Senatorial fight at Sacramento, ana
so far all its men chosen for places have
been turned down. This was particularly
noticeable in the selection of Normal
School trustees, a manager of the AgneWS
Insane Asylum board and the directors OF
the Agricultural Society, appointed only
yesterday.
1t is said that because of the adoption of
those anti-Burns resolutions both Gage
and Burns have sworn to ignore the
wishes of Santa Clara COuntyS strongest
mined fight against the Republican ring
the Good Government League "sNal-
lowed a number of Objectionable men on
the legislative ticket. 1t made an espe,,
cially strong fight for the Senator and
ASsemblymen from here, and in fact elect
ed them and secured a big majority Tor
Gage throughout the county ~ dhe league
has a membership of over 1000. and had
it given the same strong support to the
Democratic legislative ticket it did to the
fusion county ticket only Democrats
the members of the organization are re-
belling against the ingrautude of Gage
and the legislative ticket elected \
wider breach than ever is being created
in the Republican ranks of this county,
and unless some of the ''plums" fall TO
the members of the league the next dele
cation to the Legislature will be solidly
Democratic.
In the Rea camp there are several cam
didates for the Supervisorship. Fred Cot
tie has the inside track and probably will
be appointed. Senator ShOrtridge faVors
him, and this is considered equivalent TO
a Burns Endorsement.
City politics is becoming interesting.
There will be two vacancies in the City
Board of Education and one each in til.
Park Commission. Police Commission and
the Library Trustees on July 1. These
appointments are to be made by Mayor
Martin. There are at least fifty caRdi-
dates for the places, and all kinds of in
tiuences are being brought to bear. The
first election under the new charter Oc-
ours next April, and these appointments
promise to cut some figure in the results
Especially so is this true in the School
Board. There has been more or less
trouble in this board. The High School
strike Of a year ago has created consid-
cradle sentiment against the Trustees. IF
Trustees of the same political affiliations
are appointed it means a solid opposition
to the reelection of Mayor Martin. but
whether the Mavor is willing to meet this
force at the polls remains to be seen.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
LINCOLNS HOLD THE
NEUSTADTER TROPHY
LIVELY CLAY PIGEON EVENT
AT ALAMEDA POINT.
E. Schultz Scores Twenty Straight
and Wins the Howard Vernon
Prize.

ALAMEDA June 1S-The Lincoln Gun
Club held an interesting shoot to-day at
its grounds on Alameda Point. The prin-
oipal event was a tweIve-man team shoot
for the Neustadter trophy. in which repre-
sentatiVeS from the Lincoln, Union and
San Francisco clubs competed The trophy
is a silver cup. To-days was the first
shoot for the prize. 1t will be competed
for again on July 16 and August 90 The
Lincolns won it in to-days contest The
summary of the days shoot follows:
Neustadter trophy. twenty birds, teams Of
twelve men from competing clubs:
Lincoln teaI-Franzen Il, Ed Forster IL
Jean Forster H. Bruins ID. Daniels Is, Karney
IS McRae -. Kerrison j. Fisher l9, Wenzel
Is Price Is. Bekeart Is. Total 2o4.
Is. Debenham L. Biekenstar IS; Trask 10,
N1ichaelson II. Mitchell Is. Little $ Pump 16,
Olsen H. McRae IS Fisher 19. Total 178.
san Francisco team-Schultz IS Andrus IS,
Webb l6 Justins Y, Golcher 16. Murdock a.
Regular is-5 club shoot, twenty-fye, birds back
Daniels % Price %. Javette is. Franzen q,
Ed Forster 23 GolGher 70. AndrIs Is .. D..
g McRae 90 Wenzel %, KIevesahl 20, Daniels
90 Price u, Javette Is, Franzen p, I'D Forster
a. Golcher 21 Kerrison %. Bekeart H. Fisher
q, Eugene Forster 2L Ostrander 13, Colt 10,
Andrus 16, Baum l9.
Visitors scores Rosenberg 16, Banks "A, DR..
Derby u, e Schultz %, Murdock 10, Miller "a.
Hoyt -, Dreyfus H. Trask To- Michaelson 49,
Olsen 3.
Schultz Is. Javette y. Banks IA, Vernon 16,
Lewis j, Javette Jr. 10.
Handicap. twenty birds, for Howard Vernon
grapbophone prize contestants failing TO score
twenty birds straight allowed extra shots cor
responding to number Of misses made-Justins
son l9. McRae 90, Karney 20. Bruins 20, Dan
iels Is Jean Forster 10. + Schultz II. Fisher a,
e schultz % Klevesahl 90 Ricklefson 10, F..
Sanders 13, F. Feudner 20, Webb 90
Z. Schultz was the lucky man, as he was
the only one to crack twenty of the clay
disks without a miss.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
BURIAL SADLY DELAYED.
Hardness of Friends and Relatives
of the Late Tillie Laferme.

OAKLAND, June 18.-For the past two
weeks the remains of Mrs. TiIlie La
ferrre who was supposed to have com
rnitted suicide at her room on Clay street.
have been at the Morgue, at the rear of
Albert Browns undertaking parlors.
shortly after Mrs. Laferme's death Cor
oner Mehrmann received a letter from
bar brother. J. L. Jones of 372 Adelaide
street Detroit, Mich, advising him that
IViliiam ]. Gleason of San Francisco
would take charge Of the remains, but
Gleason has never put in an appearance;
Mr.. Jones has been notified Of Gleason s
.bearce and he has now advised Under
9at5er Brown that he will provide for the
interment. which will probably take place
early this week; ,. :.
arcbitect, but his whereabouts is un-
known
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
Christian Missionary Alliance.

OAKLAND, June 1S.-The convention Of
the State Christian Missionary Alliance
will open at Asbury Methodist Church
on Monday. June 26, concluding on the
following Thursday Among those who
will deliver addresses during the conven-
Oakland, F. l.. Tuttle of San Francisco,
William c. Stevens of Los Angeles, c. c.
Herriott of Oakland, w. n. Huffman of
Alameda. T. J. Arnold of Santa Rosa. ].
A. Fraser and others. The annual election
will be held on Tuesday morning, June q.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
MONDAY. JUNE 10.

NOTE-In the above exposition Of the tides
the early morning tides given in the left
hand column and the successive tides of the
day in the order of occurrence to time The
second time column gives the second tide of
the day the third time column the third tide
and the last or right hand column gives the
last tide of the day, except where there are but
three tides. as sometimes occurs The heights
given additions to the soundings on the
United States Coast Survey charts. except
when minus sign - precedes the height
and then the number given Is subtracted from
the depth given by the charts. The plane Of
reference is the mean of the lower low waters
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19

Johnson the contractor and builder, re-
siding at l741 Myrtle street. who charges
the young prisoner with having seriously
injured his 15-year-old son, Frederick,
with a large rock weic ling at least three
pounds.
1t appears that the two boys had an al
tercation which ended in the alleged bat
terry. Young Johnson sustained an ugly
scalp wound and one of his ears was bad
ly cut by the sharp and ragged edge of
the rock His injuries were attended to
by neighboring physician, who fears
that the boys skull is fractured.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
MINOR BASEBALL GAMES
Hanford Defeated by Dowst's Pitch
inc AT Merced

MERGED, June 1S-Ir the baseball game
here to-day between HanfOrd and Mer-
ced the visitors were defeated. Dowst
pitched great game and up TO the
eighth inning did not allow the Hanford-
ties to score. In the eighth Hanford
found him and. with several costly errors
on the part of the locals. managed to pile
UP eight runs. d. Grub batted Harris for
a home run. The score:
Clubs. r. H. f.
,5aTasg HanfoTd ......,...,s % 70
Batteries-Harris and Carter, Dowst and
Harrell Umpires-Patnot and Allen.
STOCKTON. June 1S.-The baseball sea-
son opened here to-day at Goodwater
Grove with a game between the Altos Of
San Francisco and the Terminal City
score of to 1. Errors of the home team
lost the game for Stockton Dummy
Murphy. the visiting pitcher. was touch
ed up frequently, but the fielders handled
the ball too well for the home team More
ing. in the box for the Terminals, did not
pitch his usual game and was heavily
batted in the latter innings.
BAKERSFIELD, June 1S.-Bakersfield
FRESNO. June 1s.-The Fresno and
Selma ball teams crossed bats on the To-
cal diamond to-day, the Rasn Eaters be-
ing the victors. Score:
Batteries Maui and Chance; Russell and
los ANGELES. June 1S-The twins
came together for the second time this
season to-day and as in the former en-
counter the Los Angeles Merchants car
ried off the honor of the day. Score: Los
Angeles g. Los Angeles Merchants 10.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
TOYO KISFN KAISHA,

g TEAMERs WILL LEAVE WHARF COR
- ner First and Frannan streets, l p. m. for
YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG. calling at
Kobe Giogo). Nagasaki and Shanghai. and
connecting at HOng5ong with steamers for
India etc. No cargo received on board day
OF sailing.
NIPPON MARU .............. Tuesday June 27
AMERICA MARU .............S SATURDAY.. July 90
HONGKONG MARU ...... Thursday. August II
Round-trip tickets at reduced rates For
freight and passage apply at company's office.
421 Market st. corner First.
W B. CURTIS. General Agent.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
Errors in the Ballots.

SAN LUIS OBISPO. June 1S.-The
bonds recently voted for a sewer system
have been declared invalid by Judge Lor-
rigan of San Jose. who heard the case
here The word yes" was printed on the
ballots after the words for sewer bonds.
while a blank space was left after the
words against sewer bonds The Coun-
Gil will call another election.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
Prison Island Sold.

PORT CLINTON, Ohio, June 1S-John-
sons Island, Lake Erie. which was famous
as a prison for rebel soldiers during the
Civil War, has just been sold at auction
for $45 ,00O The island lies in Sandusky
Bay, few miles from the city of that
name.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
Laid His Scalp Open.

OAKLAND. June 1S.-Colin Kent, a
schooiboy. aged II years, and residing at
Twenty-first and Market streets, Ian
terry. -,
Kent was arrested this afternoon by Of
ficer Curtis at the instance OF Ben q.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
Deaths Sudden Summons.

OAKLAND, June 1S.-Mrs. Alice Ford.
a widow. aged Is years, was taken sud-
denly i'll at her home, 705 Fifth street,
shortly before o'clock this morning and
died before a physician could call Her
death is attributed to heart failure. De
two SONS.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
conpAeN1E GENERALE TRANsATLANFIouE

DIRECT LINE to HAVRE-PARIS. ~e>c.:s,
Sailing every Saturday at 10 a. m: 1S4I.LS
from Pier A. North River. foot OF
Morton st. LA TOURAINE. June "a LA
GASCOGNE July /: LA NORMAND1E, July
&: la CHAMPAGNE. July Is: LA BRE-
TAGNE July %. First-cass to Havre. 500 and
upward per cent reduction on round trip
lion on round trip GENERAL AGENCY FOR
UNITED STATES AND GANARA Can t24 c3 Bowling In
ctfc Coast Agents, 5 Montgomery ave. San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19

Fresno ...............102 Sacramento ......... S6
Los Angeles ........ 81 San Luis Obispo... so
Red Bluff .......... 80 Yuma ...............1 192
Independence ann. 92
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature,
60; minimum, so; mean, 90
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The weather is generally partly cloudy over
Idaho Northern Nevada and along the coast
from San Francisco north. Thunder storms
reported from Nevada and Idaho.
The pressure has fallen slightly except along
the southwest coast, where there has been a
slight rise.
The temperature has fallen over Northern
California Northern Nevada and Idaho
Elsewhere on the Pacific Slope it has remained
about stationary.
Conditions are somewhat unsettled over the
plateau region and scattered showers anc
thunder storms will occur in Nevada Utah
and Northern Arizona tonight and Monday
morning.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. June 10, 1899:
Northern California-Partly cloudy Monday;
cooler: fresh wind.
Southern California-Cloudy and somewhat
threatening Monday fresh west wind
Nevada - Partly clouGy. with scattering
showers and thunder storms Monday; cooler
Utah-Party cloudy. with scattered showers
and thunder storms Monday; cooler
and thunder storms in the mountains of the
northern portion; cooler; northeast winds
San Francisco and vicinity-Partly cloudy
Monday, with fog in the morning; fresh west
wind. G.. H. WILSON,
Local Forecast Official
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
SIN. MOON AND TIDE.

Times and Heights of High and Low
Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San
Francisco Bay. Published by official au
thority of the Superintendent.
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street wharO about
twenty five minutes later than at Fort Point;
the height of tide is the same at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
Death of a Noted Trotter.

READVILLE. Mass. June 1S.-Nico
(2:0Sl4), the fastest trotter bred in New
England, and owned by j: Malcolm
Forbes of Milton. died last night. llco
was sired by Arion (c:07&D.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
HOILAND=AMERICA Line.

N1E,w YORK = ROTTERDAM. VIA BOU-
~ Iogne. The Short Route to Paris.
NEW Twin-Screw Steamers ROTTERDAM
(S30O1 STATENDAM (l0.50G First Cabin. $50
upward; Second Cabin, s3I.
Saloon Steamers MAASDAM, SPAARNDAM,
send for Illustrated Handbook and Salings to
THOS COOK & son. Pacific Coast Passenger
Agents 621 Market Street, San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
Gallifard Wins German Derby.

BERLIN, June 1S.-The German derby
was won to-day by Baron Springer's Gal
lizard
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19


from this very necessary official such ef-
lort is at once downed.
There is surely need of a tribunal of
arbitration a the Church of the Advent,
for affairs there have reached q crisis
that appeals to those interested in re-
hglon outside of that parish. The rector,
Dr. Law, has been told to resign. He
says he has refused Church Treasurer
Reed says the rector is demagogic and
too fond Of notoriety. The rector says the
treasurer is a traitor. One vestryman op-
posed to the rector is an allopathic doctor.
The rector, who has q certificate to prac-
tice from a homeopathic college, says this
fact accounts for the allopath's oppos-
ton. j. j. Valentine, the wealthy presi-
dent of Wells, Fargo & Co. is senior
warden, and the rector says he is penu-
rious. GosSips are saying all manner of
things and the rector is denying them.
Mr.. Valentine preached q sermon against
pleased the rector's political ideas, and
since that time Mr.. Valentine has kept
away, and the rectorS plans have eX
panded in so many directions that many
of them have passed from his control.
Now comes the proposition to StarVe the
rector out In the meantime, it is said, he
viii take much-needed long vacation
which is doubtless true.
There are enough mooted projects be-
fore the public at this time to engage its
Among the schemes contemplated are: A
new City Hall; a beautifed Lake Mer
ritt; public parks; sale of the City Hall
lot; consolidation of the city and county
under one government; division of Alame-
da County; tunnel road into Contra Costa
County; cutting Washington street
through to San Pablo avenue; bringing
the Santa Fe road into Oakland; acquir-
ing a mu niCipal water supply; conStruc-
ton Of boulevard, etc.
Oratory and resolutions may be an ad-
junct, but they are not the materials that
alone can bring these things about.
In an interview E. G. Lukens, the pow
der man, says regarding the attack of
the man with the ak on his neishbor. II.
X. Beden: 1T may he that this district
is too large to have proper police protec-
ton. In fact l do not know but that the
whole city needs better protection. OF
course. this is large area to cover with
patrOlmen but some protection should
be afforded to the taxpayer, who pays for
/ it." One would suppose that Mr.. Lukens
had been reading some of the complaints
for damages filed against the fuse COM
pany which owned the magazine at Mel
rose fired by a crazy Chinaman nearly a
year ago.
There is no mockery about this solil-
! Oquy from T. +. Mock. who is about to
gn' from a job in the County Clerk $
office: Political jobs don't pay. l think
that a man is foolish 10 take a position
/ as a public official or a deputy says
/ Mock. "One is very apt TO lose his own
/ regular commercial valuation. and the po-
/ litical job can never be dependedf on to to
1 out Of the public building he has to begin
in the world at large, where he might
/ have begun at the time he first began to
] serve the public"
/ This sensible view of the situation has
astounded the whole county. The pre-
sumption hitherto has been that ONCE
STUART w. BOOTH.