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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-06

BERKELEY. Dec 5.-Speculation is rife
among the students Of the university as
10 the action taken and TO be taken by
the authorities In the case OF Captain
Whipple of the football team. who rem
dered himself liable 10 censure by dis
obeyinS the order OF the committee on
student affairs forbldding him TO play in
the Thanksgiving game. Captain Whip
pie has always stood we'll with the fac
ulty heretofore, but this year his numer-
Gus cares in looking after the interests
OF his team so occupied his time that he
fell below grade in his university stand
ing. The faculty rules are very stringent,
and Captain Whipple's prominence and
presuge were OF no avail to save him
from their operation and so he was con-
fronted with the dilemma OF either defy
ing the ruling or giving up his place in
the great game; His choice OF the latter
with the faculty, and Colonel Edwards.
the chairman OF the committee on stu
dent affairs. at once went TO the manage
ment Of the Stanford team and endeav-
ored TO persuade them TO protest against
Whipple when he came on the gridiron.
The Stanford men could not see that IL
the attempt of the California professor to
carry his point by this means was made
the subject of some very unpleasant per
sonalities. Contradictory rumors were
flying about the campus to-day concern
ing Whipple's suspension and prnha BILE
expulsion. He left town Immediately after
the game ana Is supposed to be awaiting
the faculty's action az his home near Cen
tervi!le. Professor Thomas r. Bacon OF
the students affairs committee said to-
night that his committee had taken no
action with regard TO the matter, which
would be taken up and passed upon AT a
meeting of the entire faculty next Friday.
President Wheeler would express no opin-
ion on the case. except TO deny that he
had suspended Whipple or had forbidden
him the campus. He said that the ath-
lete's own action in going into the game
had severed his connection with the uni
versity until further notice and that his
absence In the meantime was simply die
tated by good taste.
Whipple is a member OF the class of
1900, ana would have graduated I'm May
but for the present Interruption.
Student sentiment uphods the action of
the splendid athlete. who sacrificed so
much 10 secure the 80 victory, but the
general opinion is that he will he made
an example of. probably by a years sus-
pension.
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tary; r. F. McBain. vice president; G. J.
Siegfried. librarian and Or. T. Carpen-
ter, veterinary surgeon. In this exhibit
also are valuable prizes offered. III. F.
Whitman will act az Judge Of all breeds.
Following is a list OF exhibitors In the
poultry department:
L. n Cobbledlck G. G. Hinds. o. r Hayes.
Or. T; Baker. @. II; Perry. r. l. Duushee.
lin Jr.. c. i. Carrington. J. l. Rogers. Mrs. J.
/. Rogers. $. J. Hunter. @. r. Emery. J. u.
Nash. +; N. Eastman, G. a. .sealy. c. u.
Stowe. Stove s. e Wood. Arthur Bailey. n b MaT5. o.
]. :. Nasmith J. II. Cobbledick. O. +. Tupper.
James Hague. George sherman. J. F. sar-
d. Lubbln. G e Gould z. l.. Lawson. NJ
Kimbail. Willow Poultry Farm n. a. Robert
son, Dr. c. NJ. SelfrdEe. NJ. r. Kirby. W. 5.
Childs. Pacific Incubator Company. s A. Wells
Mrs. F. H. Snow. James Mitchell. William
styan. w A. Gilbert. L. W Matthias. =.
TSyIcT 9yII ~ HUT yIy, Isnky,rs 5''f U,1, ~
Mrs Hugh Hume. W H. Arps r l. Dole. q.
a Rothamel. W. Tiffany, J. Johnson. u. W
Albee. f Long. William Roberts. a Cove
Roberts Mrs. p p. Van Nostrand. Comrv
Bros; Master Gsorsis Key. Demins Maciiss. T.
II. Thompson. W II. Pearson. r. Mason.
John c. DAILY Briggs Poultry Farm. ". a
White. Caesar Young. +. a. Rowsell. Q. r.
Bateman.
belgian hare department-H Pittock. p p
Mason. D. Maclise W s Childs. J. W Wake
field John a. Evans. NJ. Mcclellan. " TIL
fsny. Mrs {. G. Hlnds.
Marsh. Dr 2. NJ. selfridre. g. % Baiiry n.
e. Worth. r.. ~ Connolly J. J T0mklnson
Lewis Bros, John Mole. y. T. McBaiu. Or T.
Garpentsr Ter, Mrs +. c. Blow. c. J. siesfried-
Incubator department 90 Jubilee Incubator
Company. I0s Angeles Incubator Company
stockton Incubator Company Pacific Incubator
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ESTABLISHING MOTIVE
IN M0LINEUX'S CASE
Evidence That the Prisoner Harbored
Bitter Enmity Toward
Harry Cornish.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-The surprise OF
the day in the trial OF Roland b. Moli-
neux for the murder OF Katherine J.
Adams was the sudden introduction by
the prosecution of direct testimony that
Molineux harbored bitter enmity toward
Harry Cornish and A. A. Harpster, for
mer employe of the Knickerbocker Ath-
letic Club and a friend Of Cornish; fur
ther. that Moiineux sought in round
about way, by having an agent write to
Harpster's former employer over false
signature 10 obtain information reflect
isg on Harpster's character, that he
mNht use the information to Harpsters
injury.
This new testimony. which was extract
ed from an unwilling friend OF Molineux,
is important not only as showing mo-
tive Tor Molineux seeking the death OF
Cornish but as confirming the theory OF
the prosecution that Molineux wrote or
caused TO be written several letters
cineg.
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DOGS, PIGEONS
AND CHICKENS
ON EXHIBITION
Prominent Breeders
: Make Entries.
Oakland Once San Francisco Call.
QOQ RrnaAu-,,r ~.

S5o lotbahNdyf DEts D.
The second annual exhibition OF the
Oakland Poultry Association, which opens
at the Exposition building tomorrow.
continuing until and including Saturday
night, promises 10 be the most elaborate
ever held on this coast.
The executive committee. comprising
President F. r. Mason. Vice President T.
A. Rowseli Superintendent l.. n. Cobble-
dick, Secretary c. G. Kinds. o. p. Hayes
and c. j. Siegfried. has spared no efforts
10 make IL a memorable exhibit The
premium list shows that the association
has been most liberal in the placing OF
cash prizes. besides Offering valuable lot
OF specials for second prize winners Ac-
commodations are furnished TO coop over
1900 birds.
Under special prizes a 3o0-egg incubator.
worth $40, and donated by Henry Albers.
Los Angeles. will be awarded the largest
exhibit OF birds, scoring over 90 points
owned and exhibited by one exhibitor. 4
challenge cup donated by +. A. Webster.
the photographer, will go 10 the exhibitor
OF the highest aggregate score Of cock
cockerel, hen and pullet variety. The
FernWood cup, perhaps the most beauti-
ful ever offered at poultry show. will be
awarded for the best twenty Barred Ply
mouth Rocks. Black AInorcas White
Leghorns, one or all varieties. while the
Pierce cup seeks winner for the best
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STORY OF THE
FALL OF MAN
ONLY A MYTH
Rev. G. r. Brown Re-
peatS Assertions.
Oakland Office San Francisco CAN.
sos Broadway. Dec. 8

Oakland Office San Francisco CaN.
sos Broadway. Dec. s.
rev. charles X. Brown OF the First
congregational Church OF this city is Of
tne opinion that his utterances OF Sunday
last upon the authorship OF the Penta-
teuch. and the doctrine OF original sin. are
i'i quite as startling as the majority OF
l'e"pie seem 10 think. But while Mr.
AIpNn says that has ideas are now the
IDEAS of nearly all denominations as well
as nearly all Of his own denomination
mere are many who are wondering where
i'e Old doctrine of original sin" disap-
pears 10 in the light Of Mr. Browns asser-
i'hs' ana " the theory OF evolution. II
N"l as regards the origin Of man, certainly
as TO mental and spiritual development
Is not the basis Of Mr.. Browns remarks.
lhe address of Mr. Brown 10 his Bible
eiass was received without opposition
though there were some questions. As the
STUDY ~ the Scriptures proceeds these
4Ieslons Viii multiply. and in the ortho-
'oN F1rst Congregational Church II is
quite likely tha; they viii be many.
The study Of Washington Gladden's
VINO Wrote the Bible?" caused no small
amount of these questions. and some OF
Ane members OF the church took decided
exception 10 the Introduction OF this
work. But while there was exception to
Washington Gladden's work. there has
Aha lib eAAFlAlnA 10 tle statements OF
Mr. Brown though they are likely to
cause great deal Cf questioning.
Mr. Brown mas SO completely captivated
his colgregaton that Ill viii follow him
Nhfreker le goes. even along these new
lines af Biblical study
u 40 rDt consider my statements at all
siartii1g. said Mr Brown Neither do
. cpnsittr them original or particularly
TeN. Z hardly think that any minister Of
taf present cay. no matter how conserya-
hNe. VIII aihrm The literal Interpretation
'f The third chapter of the Book of Gene
tis. and j hardly think that even the most
conservative Nil claim that the Penla-
touch was written by Moses as we have H.
thnk that neither Dr Ollie nor Or
"ll would oppose me upon this stand
.In >.uc might say that either IS more
t.rseit itafIyc than T. 2 have heard these
same doctrines taught IN the San Fran
'.rco Theological Seminary at san An
telmo. which is a Presbyterian institution
Ii mas lcer matter ~ common belief
anaug bible students that this particular
t'nrA about Adam was a mgih. There
Ilarly Was nothing IN tho doctrine
which ! advanced which conflicts with the
creed ~ fhls or any other church. After
'He %. .eurg cf the Bible class on Sunday
number ~ tLe most conservative mem
fors ~ nay church came go me and yolun-
lArl!N SAID that they heartily agreed with
IrH'
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JAMES r. 0'BRlEN JR.
ADMITTED TO BAIL

OAKLAND. Dec James r. o'Brlen
J-. whose appeal from sentence u sew
rr years Imprisonment in san Quentin on
conviction q crimiraly assaulting Miss
n. h De Lopez az PieasRnton, is pending
ln The supreme Court. was to-day admit
toe 90 tail hy Superior Judge Han IN the
sum oi 5000 With William ~ W atson and
James =. O'Lrien. tho prisoners father
Hs hondsmen. His release from the toun-
I. Jan 10 bonds is due 60 the fact trat
tis health has been steadily failing since
his Incarceration and he Is now afflicted
win tuberculosis. 20 which facts prs.
baldwin and Iunn testified in court
lourg Brien left Tor his home in l.iV-
cfmorc on the late afternoon train. ac-
c'mpaniCd hy his father. who has spent
over haf n's fortune 20 save his son from
me poniteltary. Brien was tried three
fic1cs Tor hiN crime. The first Jury con-
Nlctcq. bag the verdict was set ASIDE on
fechniCaNty The second fury trial re-
suited q disagreement. which caused a
Grand Jury Investigation. His conviction
was obtained al the last trial. June last
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DONATE THEIR
HANDIWORK FOR
SWEET CHARITY
Brilliant Gathering at
Reed Hall.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.

slo 4olAdAhags lttG D.
The first annual afternoon tea. auction
sale and evening dance given by the men,
bers OF the Ladies' Relief Society for the
benefit OF the Old Ladies and Childrens 5
homes al Temescal was held this after
noon and evening at Reed Hall. II was
very pretty affair. and a considerable sum
was realized for the benefit of the two
homes operated by the ladies.
The ladies Of the society took a great in
terest IN the event and made IL one OF
social Importance as well as a financial
enterprise. The hall was prettily decor
ated, and the booths and tables were
established IN the corners, while the Wis
itors promenaded and discussed plans for
making this an annual event for addl-
lions 10 the treasury Of the society.
The Afternoon was occupied by the gen.
eral sale OF articles from The tables, over
which the ladies' presided.
Mrs. F. NJ Smith had charge OF the
fancy work booth. which was decorated
In yellow. She brought with her a large
number Of young ladies. who made the
booth very pretty picture. Her assist
ants we're the Misses KtTidge. the
Misses Rooney, Miss Anna Briggs, the
artist who has just returned from Paris.
Miss May Barker. Miss Marion Smith
Miss Florence Nightengail. Mrs. Goeing
sperry. Miss Evelyn Eiiis.' Miss Carman man
Moore and Miss Ethel Moore.
In another corner was the grab bag.
which Mrs. John h. Mhoon cared for. with
The confectionery table was in charge Of
Miss Louise de Fremery and Miss Jean
Howard; There was one table at which
the work OF the old ladies al the home
Was sold, at which Mrs. George ". Nor
row and Mrs. Treadwel presided. The
tea table was in charge Of Mrs. r. G.
Brown and Mrs. J. y. Knowles and their
daughters.
Mrs. Spencer Brown and Mrs. George
c. EDWARDS cared for the finances OF the
door
In the evening there were dancing and
an auction sale Of all articles that were
ieft from the sale Of the afternoon.
George II. Collins acted as auctioneer and
placed all OF the goods 10 a decided ad-
vantage.
The officers of the Ladies' Relief So
cleiN are: Honorary president Mrs L.
j. Dam. president. Mrs. L. g Williams
vice presldents-Mrss J. r. McEiruth and
Mrs. j Il. Nhoon. corresponding secre-
iary. Miss Jessie Campbell: recording sec
retary, Mrs. ". j.. Gellett: treasurer.
Miss 4. +. Miner.
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SEATTLE SHIPWRIGHTS
GO TO MARE ISLAND

VALLEJO, Dec. 5-Ten shipwrights
from Seattle arrived at Mare Island and
registered to-day. The force on the Hart
ford numbers about twenty. They are
pronounced far inferior TO the men who
left the job. WorImen are still tearing
out planks from the ship and II Is believ-
ed she will not leave here until after the
new year, although the Eastern dis
patches state that she Is scheduled 70
leave on the 10Th inst. Shipwrights who
left off work on the Hartford and were
prohibited from employment at Mare ISL
and on that account for one year, will
probably be allowed TO register for re-em-
ployment in few days to be re-employed
whenever their services are required.
The discharge Of sixty ironworkers
mostly machinists. occurred to-day at
Mare Island I'm the department Of steam
engineering. The cause IS n lack of or
dcrs from Washington, no work on hand
and no allotment Of funds TO proceed with
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ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS

OAKLAND, Dec. 5.-The Alameda Coun-
ely Sunday School Association will hold its
annual convention in the First Presby-
terian Church next Friday afternoon and
evening Following so closely after the
recent canvass made throughout the
county. this convention promises TO be ex-
ceptioualiy interesting. and 10 that end
unusual preparation has been made 10
have good programme. both in topic 10
be discussed ana speakers.
The statistics OF as many districts
whose canvass has been completed Will be
presented. which should lie OF general in
terest. At the experience meeting, held
between sessions. under the leadership Of
c. +. BAKER. those engaging in the can
vass will have an opportunity 10 relate
the INCIDENTS occurring as they visited
from house 10 house, some Of which will
be OF an amusing character. at the same
time being instructive in that IL will show
both the charitable and uncharitable side
of nature.
The afternoon session. commencing at
o'clock. viii open with services of pray
er and praise led by Rev. +. r. Bennett.
Following will be the programme: Ad-
dress OF welcome. Rev. r. +. Coyle: re-
sponse, President O. A. Lane: singing
papers on primary work, Miss Mabel Gray
Relation of the Pastor to the Sunday
School, Rev. j. X. Knodell: singing; ap-
pointment committees; Home Depart
Methoa Of Teachns R2ls9mN
Mrs. c. o. Lombard: discussion: singing
Adults Bible Class" II. NJ. Chamber
lain; discussion; singing; intermisslon: /:
basket lunch. $50. followed by experience
meeting Of canvassers conducted by G. r
Baker. and social time.
The evening session commences at 7:l5
with praise service and n devotional SER
vice. led by n. r. Collins: reports Of com
mittees: election OF officers; Relation Of
the Adult Church Member to the Sunday
school," Rev. G. r. Brown song and of
fertorv: Up to Date Work I'm Sunday
School" speaker TO he announced at the
meeting; PRAYER and benediction. Rev c.
III. Hobart. The music will be under the
direction of J. NJ. Robinson.
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DEATH CLAIMS +. B.
GRANGER OF ALVARADO

OAKLAND. Dec 5.-F. r. Granger Sr.,
one ~ tho earliest settlers Of the Interior
OF Alameda COUNTY and for many years
proprietor of the Riverside Hotel. died at
his home in Alameda this morning His
death is attributed 10 eancrene. He had
been iil about a month Deceased was a
native ~ New York. aSed 70 wears He
came 90 ms coast in ISL. firsf engaging
Ia farming near Alvarsdo. ard about
twenty-one years ago lie established the
Riverside Hotel. in which his son. +. B
Granger Jr.. has been associated with him
~ late years. Deceased was prominent
I'm local politics and was member Of the
ODD Fellows Besides the son named he
leaves another son. Clarence Granger, OF
Michigan. and one daughter. Mrs. Elmer
Chase. wife Of the superintendent of a
canning company al san Jose. His wife
passed away about year ago. The fu-
neral VIII take place At AlYarado ext
Thursday morning
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LITTLE Difference IN
THE FINANCIAL BILLS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-The Senate
finance bill, made public yesterday. was
well received by the Republican members
OF the House who framed the House bill
Overstreet of Indiana, who introduced the
House bill, said that little difficulty in
reconciling the two measures was expect
ed The bonding feature of the Senate
bill was the chief point of difference from
the House bill and beyond this. he said,
the bills proceeded substantially on the
same lines the differences being those Of
phraseology. Orerstreet expressed the
belief that these differences could readily
be adjusted I'm a conference committee.
The Michigan Republican delegation In
the House held caucus to-day and unan-
imously decided 10 support the House
finanoial hill
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w. L. lECKEY, LID, GETS
A MARRIAGE LICENSE

OAKLAND. Dec. 5.-warren Lafayette
Leckey. who signed his name with the
appended letters LID" q" and gave lis
rcsidenceNas San Francisco and age e3
to-day secured a marriage license 10
marry Marian Katie Carman. aged rs
also OF San Francisco. Mr.. Leckey did
not want the matter published but no
record has been made OF the ceremony
being performed A canvass of many
ministers failed 20 show a marriage.
though the license was evidently for i'm
mediate use.
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PUNISHED FOR CONTEMPT.
Counsel Evain Suspended Three
Months by the French Senate.

PARIS, Dec. Sin the Senate to-day.
sitting as high court Chief OF Detectives
Hennion. on whose report the prosecution
of the conspiracy cases is mainly based
testified in support of his allegations He
was frequently interrupted by counsel for
the prisoners, who asked questions, to
some OF which NJ. Hennion refused TO an
swer, which evoked protests Counsel
Evain demanded that the court refuse to
admit police reports as evidence. where
rejected the demand. at the same time
sentencing the counsel TO three months
suspension for remarks insulting to the
court.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-06

The Late SenatorEeCt Monroe L. Hayward OF Nebraska
F"rAsHA CITY S'' Dec 's'"'''' Hayward died " $50 this morn
Il L.
In
O
Republican
history Of the State The deadlock finally resulted his
a
He Jennie OF
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Mrs. Hearst at Berkeley.

BERKELEY, Dec. 5.-Mrs. Phebe A.
Hearst arrived In Berkeley to-day and
took up her residence in the Pennoycr
house at the head OF Claiming way Shs
viii remain throughout the college year
and during that time will entertain daily
from thirty 10 forty college women In fhs
banquet hall just completed IN the rear
Of her temporary home
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Ferro Held to Answer.

SAN JOSE. Dec. 5.-Louis FerTo who
shot and killed John de ROssi on tho
night OF November "a. was held 20 answer
for murder by Justice Gass to-day. De-
tails Of the shooting a published Were
retOld by the witnesses at the eNamina-
ton and showed the murder TO have been
"A cold-blooded one. The defense offered
no Testimony
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INJURED IN A WRECK.
Coalinga Train Leaves the Track and
the Fireman Is Hurt.

BAKERSFIELD. Dec Sword has
reached here of a wreck of a Coalinga
train on the Alcade. AT first Railroad
Surgeon Taggart WAS called to go with
the wrecking train. but afterward notified
not TO come, as medical aid would he OBJ
tanned from Hanford. II IL reported that
several cars left the track. The fireman
Is the only one reported TO he injured.
Division Superintendent Rurkhalter IS on
the scene of the mishap. ana the railroad
men here have no authority To give ont
information. The wreck occurred early
In the evening
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Foul Play Suspected.

SACRAMENTO. Dec. Sit was an
nouneed yesterday that Charles Parenti
a tailor, had committed suicide by drink
Ing poisoned coffee punch In a saloon on
j street There Is now belief that the
man was murdered and the authorities
are making an investigation. The con-
tents OF Parenti's stomach have been sent
to San Francisco for analysis.
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SUES FOR DIVORCE.

NEW YORK, Dec. "a special to the
Times from Burlington, VT, says: Julia
Marlowe-Taber. the well-known actress.
applied to-day for divorce from her hus-
band, Robert Taher, on the ground of in
tolerable severity and neglect and refusal
TO support.
The case was brought in La Mobile
County Court. held al Hyde Park. Chief
Justice Taft presiding. Decision was re-
served. Mr.. Taber's residence is given
as Stowe, where he has a summer home.
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Her Ex-Husband Is an Heir.

OAKLAND. Dec 5.-August r. Denke
Jr to-day applied for letters on the
estate % his mother, who died several
months ago leaving property valued at
Soeo. The heirs are three sons and two
daughters and a. r. DcHke decedent's
former husband, who since her death has
married again.
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Of the Adelphian Club will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the residence Of Mrs
III. krusi. 2033 Central avenue. THE War
In the Transvaal' will continue 20 be the
subject, besides numerous articles Of cur
rent interest. The meeting will begin at
o'clock sharp.
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Goes TO His Post.

PORTLAND. Or. Dec. 5.-Ex-Goverror
William p. Lord, Minister TO the Argen-
tine Republic. left tonight for his post
of duty. He will stop al Washington to
receive final instructions from the State
Department
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STEAMER HUPEH LOST.
Chinese Members of the Crew Sink
With the Vessel.

MANILA. Dec. 5.-The British steamer
Hupeh. Captain Quail. from H0ngkong.
has f0undered I'm latitude II north lOngi-
tude ITO east The crew. with the cxcep-
ton OF the Chinese members was saved
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Chinese Fishermen Held.

SAN RAFAEL, Dec. 5.-The preliminary
examination of the ten Chinese from Point
San Pedro. accused OF illegal fishing, was
heard to-day before Judge Gardner. The
Chinese were held to answer in the Su-
perior Court and released on bail.
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MRS. CHENEY LECTURES.

Mrs. John Vance Cheney delivered the
first of course OF lectures at the rooms
of the California Club. last night, to
large audience OF ladies. The subject OF
the lecture was The Recognition OF In
dividual Power"
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Chinese Peddler Murdered

HONOLULU, Nov. 2s.-An aged Chinese
peddler named All Par was beaten 10
death with a club and hoe and then
burned m his hut last week on the island
of Maui. There is no clue to the pei pc
traitors of the crime, which occurred at
Kipahulu plantation.
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Simmons bu Publication

OAKLAND. Dec. Superior Judge Og-
den to-day ordered a publication OF sum
mons in the divorce action 81 George W
Smith against Laura " Smith. brought
ou the ground OF desertion
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Thief Also a Bigamist.

SAN JOSE, Dec. 5.-Nick Infantino. the
barber who having been married but four
months robbed his wife OF 5000 and de-
serted her, must also answer 10 the
charge of bigamy If caught. Sheriff
Langford to-day received word from the
Chief of Police Of Boston establishing
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-06
Coolies Pouring In.

HONOLULU. Nov. 2s.-In the last three
days three loads OF contract laborers. in
all 2l35. have arrived from Japan. A
large number are believed TO be still on
the way.