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The San Francisco call., 1899-06-26

RIFLE ENTHUSIASTS
AT SHELL MOUND

The Shell Mound ranges 1ere patronized
by a large number of rifle enthusiasts
yesterday. They were rewarded by a
splendid days sport from a marksman's
point of view and good scores were the
rule
J. E. German of the Golden Gate Pistol
and Rife Club succeeded in tying the
worlds record for pistols at fifty yards
held by E. e. Partridge of Boston. His
ten-shot scores on the standard American
target were SO, 96. 80, 50, SO. Total 465.
Company r. fiIlh tnlanlry, N; ~. y, or
fornia Volunteers, held it's first monthly
shoot since it re-entered the National
Guard. The scores resulted as follows:
Captain C. L. e. Wenk. 3s-4l; Lieutenant w.
H. Cobbledick, 3s-42-u; l.. E. Dailing, 80; H.
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GOOD SCORES MADE.
Members of the Olympic Gun Club
Destroy Clay Pigeons at
TnCleside

The members of the Olympic Gun Club
held their regular Sunday shoot al the
traps at Ingleside yesterday morning. The
shooting was of a very good standard
and the clay disks flew into fragments
with considerable regularity. The best
score was made by White who succeeded
in demolishing a pigeon with every shot.
The following are the results in detail:
Nauman. "a Webb 23 Owens, IS; slade, a;
White 25; Feudner, q; Miller. Is; Hirshfeld g.
Matteson 21; Allen l3; Hosmer. 13; Rose, 49,
Lane. H.
Back scores-Nauman. %: Webb %; Slade
p; Hrshfeld, l3 Matteson, IS.
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Moloch Wins at Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES, June 25.-In the cours-
ing at Agricultural Park to-day, the card
being thirty-two dog open stake, Moloch
won first money, Nashville second, Stella
B third Perseus fourth. The rest divided
There were several surprises, and the
short-enders Jared well, notably in the
Kitty Scott-Belle of Frisco course, an 8
to 1 shot The courses were, as q rlue,
long ones, and staying qualities counted
for almost as much as speed. The at
tendance was only fair.
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and P. ]. Enright. timers. The following Of
hciated as judges H. w. Mass and ]. C.
Stamer of the Alameda Boating Club. Archie
Taylor and =. j. Enright of the Ariel Row
ing Club. j. Laib and T. Kennedy of the Dol
phin Swimming and Boating Club. r. Nc
Arthur and y. Mellitz OF the South End Row
ing Club, J. Klunder and ]. r Sullivan OF the
Pioneers, J. O'ConnQr and E. Connolly Of the
Olympic Club. w. E Cole and e. Brown of
the University, A. Schimpf and A. Schuppert
OF the Triton Boating Club.
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Wasps Win at San Jose.

SAN JOSE, June 25.-San Francisco
turned the tables on San Jose to-day by a
10 to score. For eight innings it was as
pretty contest as one could wish to look
at, but In the ninth the locals went to
pieces and the Wasps scored six runs
Borchers and Fitzpatrick were hit hard,
but the Chief was out of form and gave
six bases on balls Muller's fielding was
the finest seen on the local grounds this
season. Score:
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MINOR BASEBALL GAMES.
Alameda Alerts Beaten by Terminal
City Wheelmen.

STOCKTON, June 25.-Terminal City
Wheelmen 8, Alameda Alerts 4. That tells
the story of the ball game here to-day.
Up to the eighth inning the visitors had
got but one of their men across the rub
Der; but good sticking in the eighth gave
them three more. The Terminals made
all their runs in the first three innings,
batting Russell out of the box. Peterson
was substituted. and he held them down
pretty well. Gibbs for the locals in left
field, and Bird, who took care of short,
distinguished themselves. The attendance
waS large The score:
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Swiss Rifle Club. Shoot.

The Swiss Rife Club held it's monthly
bullseye and medal shooting contest at
Harbor View range yesterday. Follow
ing are the scores:
Buseye target-G. r. Hauser first julius
Leeman second. p. Croce third, A Studer
fourth. F. Baumgartner fifth, H. Monoth sixth
F. Sutter seventh, G.. Orsi eighth Al Gehret
ninth.
Medal shooting-C Champion class. Al Gehret.
Ais; first class. Julius Leeman 40S second class
p. Croce, 347; third class, AL Monotti, 1856.
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FRESNO, June 25.-Monroe was in fine
form to-day, and pitched the game of his
scored its only run in the ninth inning
after two men were out. Score:
Clubs K. h Z.
Fresno
HanfOrd
Batteries-Monroe and Swarts; Carter and
Campbell. Umpre-Ferguson.
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WATSONVILLE.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for-Harvey, !. Two-base
.hit-Plake. Sacrifice hit-Doyle. First base on
errors-Watsonvile, 2. First base balls-On
Harvey. /; of Harper, 2. Left on bases-Sacra-
mento 5; Watsonville. 4. Struck out-By Har-
vey 3; by Harper T. Double play-Stulz to
Eagan TO Doyle. Wild pitch-Harvey. Time of
game-1:3O. Umpire-Rube Levy. Scorer-Grif-
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SAN JOSE.
SUMMARY

Runs responsible for-Borchers, 3; Fitzpat-
rick / Two-hase hits-Krug, Muller. Three
base hits-McGucken, Kent, Hilderbrandt Sac
rifce hits-Graham, McGucken, Pyne, Swim
dells. First base on errors-San Jose, 4: San
Francisco, 4. Base on balls-By Fitzpatrick, / /;
by Borchers 6. Left on bases-San Jose 5;
San Francisco, s. Struck out-By Fitzpatrick
4; by Borchers, T. Hit by pitcher-Krug Double
plays-Hanlon unasslsted; Leake TO Anderson
to Hanlon; Fitzpatrick TO ONeil to Sullivan.
Passed ball-Kent. Wild pitch-Fitzpatrick
Time of game-210. Umpire-O' Connell Scorer
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SANTA CRUZ
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for-Russell, 4: Lange 4;
Balsz l. Two-base hits-Dunleavy, Streib 2,
BalsZ, Donlin. Clark. Sacrifice hit-DonlIn
First base on errors-Oakland, 2; Santa Cruz 4
First base on called balls-Santa Cruz, s. Left
on bases-Oakland, a. Santa Cruz, u. Struck
out-By Russell, /; by Lange, 2; by Balsz, 3.
Double plays-Lange TO Mcclure; Pace to VIII
iams; DunleaVy TO Lange to Donovan; Moski-
man 10 Mcclure. Passed ball-Duneavy. Time
or game-1:4G. Umpire-O Connell. Official
scorer-H. S. McFarlin
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Throws Three Men Twice Each.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, June 25.-Hali
Adali, the Turkish wrestler, threw three
men twice each in fifty-eight minutes here
tonight His contract was to do the Job
in ninety minutes
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italian Wins Cycling Race.

PARIS, June 25.-The International Cy-
cling Grand Prix was won here to-day-by
Tommassetti an italian, Meyers of HoI-
land being second and Mono, Pied
mOnteSe. third
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SAN JOSE, June 25.-In the fifty-six dog
stake coursng here to-day Flush won
Mammie Pleasant second Little Joker
third. There were few startling surprises
to the talent.
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SUMMARY

Runs responsible for--Mosleiman 8. Two-base
hits-Donlin, Pace, Clark, Streib. Sacrifice
Donln. First base on errors
santa Cruz 8, Oakland /. First base called
balls--santa Cruz !, Oakland q Left on bases
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Celebrate the Fourth with California
fireworks. Buy direct from makers. Cali
fornia Fireworks Co., 2l9 Front st.
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CHICAGO, June 25.-Taylor and Demont pre-
sented Brooklyn with most OF their runs to-
day, the former by hitting three batsmen and
giving five bases on balls and the latter by two
very bad errors. Jones did some clever work
in center field and Lange made a wonderful
catch, stopping what looked like clean home
run. Attendance, 24,421 Score
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LOS ANGELES, June25.-The Los Angt

LOS ANGELES, June 25.-The Los Ange-
lcs baseball nine gained a victory over
the San Bernardino team here to-day,
winning virtually in the first four innings,
when it's nine runs were made. San
Bernardino played an uphill game all the
way through. Cobb pitched mlf the
game for San Bernardino, but could not
lift the team out of the losing hole. The
result was runs for Los Angeles in eight
innings and for San Bernardino. Score
by innings:
Los AngeIes;:............2 23 . Q Q nn-s
vACAVILLE, June 25.-In a game Of
baseball pla yed here to-day by the VIII
& Fincks of San Francisco and the Vaca-
VILE team, the San Francisco boys wers
worsted by a score of to 6. The viii &
Fincks had but two earned runs to their
credit.
COLUSA, June 25.-A fine game of base
ball was played here to-day between the
Phoenix Club of Sacramento and the Co
lusas. which resulted in a score of 4 to
8 in favor of Colusa. The battery for
Phoenix was Armstrong and Fitzgerald;
for Colusa, Hanson and Beville.
VISALIA, June, Pa big crowd was in
attendance at the baseball game this af-
ternoon, Score Merced 10; Visalia D.
SALINAS. June 25.-The Santa Clara
and Hollister teams played baseball here
to-day. The visitors were victorious.
Score Is to 5.
SAN DIEGO, June 25-The game to-day
between the Merchants of Los Angeles
and the Fullers of San Diego for the
Southern California League championship
resulted in a victory for the home team
by a score of IL to 0. This places San
Diego in the lead.
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Ocean Water Tub Baths.
Flush Won at San Jose,

101 Seventh street. corner Mission.
water direct from the ocean.
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CINCINNATI, June 25.-The Reds both
games from the Orioles to-day by superior
work Breitenstein pitched in his old form in
the first game. while Hahn's work in the sec
ond was superb With Peitz on first and two
men out in the twelfth inning, Smith singled
Holmes allowed the ball to get away from him
and the winning run scored. Attendance
1856. Score of first game:
Clubs r. H. E.
Baltimore ...................--....... l .
Batteries-Breitenstein and Peitz: McGinety
and Robinson Umpires-O' Day and McGarr
Score of second game:
Clubs R. H. E.
Cincinnati ........................... 2
i
Batteries-Hahn and PeitZ; Nops, Kitson and
Robinson. Umpires-O Day and McGarr.
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ST LOUIS. June 25.-St. Louis played novel
double-header with New York and Cleveland
to-day and lost both games. The contests how
ever, were exciting all through and neither
game was until the last man was out
Schreckongost, who recently traded to
Cleveland by ST. Louis. made three hits and
won the game for his club. Attendance 10 600
Score of first game:
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BROOKLYN TAKES THE
THIRD FROM CHICAGO
Reds Twice Defeat the Orioles, and
Cleveland Wins From
st. Louis

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-26

LOUISVILLE. June 25-The Colonels took a
brace to-day and downed the Senators In both
games Cunningham had the visitors at his
mercy in the first contest and the home team
batted weighing hard Philippi lasted out three
innings in the second, and Brashear. the Col
onels' twrler, finished the game in great
style. The home team out In the eighth
by good al-around playing. Hartzen has been
sold to the Indianapolis team. Attendance
Hrct
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AFTERNOON GAME.
SANTA CRUZ
OAKLAND.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.

.Kleiber out for not touching first base.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-12-14
VIII OF John II. EveIeth, GreenyiIle.

The will of the late j ohm Il Eveleth OF
Greenylle has been presented to be prov
ed IN the probate court of Piscataqus
county. The following requests are made
to charitable and other institutions: To
! Congregationalist Society of Greenville,
s., 900, 81, 600 of which is TO be paid in
six months and the remainder one year
from his decease. The whole amount is
to be invested in real estate and the in
4 come devoted to the support of preaching
in the society.
To the Congregationalist Society Of
Monson -, 600 on The same conditions,
To the Good VIII Home Association of
Fairfield, Me, the Denneu lot, so called,
owned by him situated in said Fair
field, together with all notes on othel
evidence of debt which be held at the
time of his decease against certain parties
in Fairfield.
To the Home Missionary Society OF
Maine, 81, 900.
To the Foreign Missionary Society OF
Boston, Mass, - 900.
To the town of Greenville in trust fol
the Greenville Cemetery Association,
$1,000
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University of Maine.

A Pathological society has recently been
organized at the University of Maine.
Prof. X. P. Harrington is president and
Prof. p. B. Nichols secretary and treas
urer. Meetings will be held on the tirst
Monday evening of each month.
The football season at the University of
Maine was fairly satisfactory financially
All bills incurred during the season have
Deen paid, and there is a comfortable bal
ance toward the payment of the debt in
cured several years ago
Speaking in regard to the recent action
OF the students OF the University Of Maine
IN voting to abolish hazng, President
Harms SAID: LAS the result was brOught
about without any pressure from the col
lege authorities and seems to have the
unanimous and cordial support of the stu
dents themselves, it is a hopeful indica-
tlon that we have seen the end of prac-
uce which has nothing to recommend it,
and is sourc of anxiety to teachers and
oae that is dangerous to the students. "
The paper signed by the students read as
follows: "We, the undersigned, hereby
agree during our college course to take no
part in hazing, and to use our influence to
dissuade others doing So
There were added to the library of the
University of Maine, between the open
ing of the fall term and Nov 80, $40 vol
umes, mainly by purchase. The greater
portion of these are on history, archaeol-
ogy and literature. A large order has
just been placed for books for the depart
ments of chemistry, pharmacy and mod
ern language. A complete set of the
Teubner Latin texts, and the most impor-
tant Greek texts have been ordered for
the classical department.
The next class ia mathematical drawing
at the University of Maine will use a text
book which is being prepared by Prof. J.
\. Hart, the head of the mathematical
department, in collaboration with PIesi-
dent Harris.
Science for Nov "A, contains A Preliml-
nary Note on New Meteorites from AL
legan, Mich, and Mart Texas, by D..
Geo, z. Merrill, curator of the depart
ment of geology, United States National
Museum, graduate Of the University of
Maine in the class of ~, and a native OF
Auburn. Dr. Merrill is also professor Of
geology ana mineralogy iii Columbian
University, Washington
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The Nations Golden Era.

In timely and instructive contribution
to the Saturday Evening Post,' of Phila-
deiphla Frank A. Vanderlip, Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, brings into
view some of the splendid facts of the
prosperity with which the people of the
U hited States are blessed, and for which
they manly have to thank the change in
nauonal policies brought about by the
rfesldentlal election of 1896. The assist
TIT secretary, whose relations to Govern
ihent FINANCES enable him to speak with
knowledge and authority, draws attention
to the remarkable statistics of The iron
| uaue as presenting a comparison of both
relatiVe and absolute development such
as has not been seen before.'' Some of
the facts resulting from wise econ omic
laws are best stated in Mr.. Vanderlin's
own words:
decade ago we imported 81, 600. 900
and exported S14, 900, 900 of iron and
steel manufactures. Since that time i'm
ports have steadily fallen and exports
risen, until for the fiscal year 1899 we i'm
ported by sl2, 900, 900 and exported nearly
S34 OoO, 900. In spite OF this unparalleled
ptoUuctlon the price of pig iron rose in
elght months, February to September.
from S11 to S24 ton, and at this advance
nearly every mill in the country is SO busy
that practically no orders can be accepted
for early delivery
| For five years we imported almost
double the value of manufacturers that we
exported, For the fiscal year 1898 we ex-
ported nearly $50, 600, 600 more manufac
tured goods than we imported In 1898,
LOT the hrst time, our expectations of
| manufactures exceeded the importations.
| the excess being about 25 per cent -
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Story of a Slave.

To be bound hand and foot for years by
the chains of disease is the worst form of
slavery. George d Williams of Manchester,
Mich, tells how slave was made free He
says: My wife has been so helpless for five
years that she could not turn over in bed
alone After using two bottles of Electric
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backache, tainting and dizzy spells This
miracle working medicine is a Godsend to
weak, slckiy, run down people Every bot
tie guaranteed. Only 90 cents Sold By r..
H. Moody Druggist.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. ALBERT l. NEWC0MR of Mon
W roe, in the County of Waldo hy his mort
gage deed dated March g, $50 and recorded in
the waldo Registry Of Deeds. Book BOB Pare
400, conveyed to +. w. Ritchie of Winterport In
said County certain parcel OF land situate in
SAID Monroe, and described as follows Being the
staples and ColSon mill so called, and containing
TWO acres OF land, together with the mill mill
privilege and right OF fowage; and whereas The
sad #: W Richie has since deceased and the
Undersigned are the DULY pointed and qualified
executors OF the last will and testament If said
Y. w. Richie, and whereas the cnndi, ion of said
mortgage has been broken, now therefore. we
clam foreclosure of said mortgage, by reason
of the breach of the condition thereof
Ninterport, Nov. Is, 1899 3w4S
ROSETTA RITCHIEl -
GEORGE w. RICHIE I Executors.
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Under Cleveland and Free Trade we
had peace and no extraordinary expenses
of any kind, and the Government was oblie
ed to issue bonds in order TO keep good the
national credit and to get gold for our
depleted and we'll nigh empty Treasury.
Under Mckinley and Protection We are
conducting costly war, yet, to relieve
slringency in the money market, the
Secretary of the Treasury has offered to
take from an overlooking Treasury S25, !
900, 900, and put it into general Cir
culation by buying bonds to that
amount. The contrasting circumstances
outline in vivid colors tile difference there
is, in respect to the condition of our ma
tional finances, between Free Trade and
Protection. American Economist.
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NEWS NOTES.

| of Nebraska
The Hessian fly has appeared in the
wheat of India.
| Much damage has been done by the
rapid rise of the Trinity River, in Texas
Admiral Dewey has accepted an invita-
ton 10 VII It Chicago, ILL.,, on May LIST next.
Germany is said to be very shy of the
mooted Anglo A mericap- German alliance
G rmany has not yet determined what
will be the nature of its admit stration in
Samoa.
The Government is experimenting with
system of wireless tell graphy of its own
for the signal service
1t has been decided that Mrs. Sarah NJ.
Todd, the leper, will remain permanently
IN the san Francisco pest house.
The Hamilton Club of Chicago will
make determined fight to secure the
next Republican National Convention.
In response to urgent requests from
Gov. Leary, the government will at once
send ice making machinery to Guam.
On Sunday during church hours Toronto
street cars must not run past churches at
a speed exceeding four miles an hour.
Ex-senator Palmer OF Illinois said in an
interview that he thought there was no
possibility OF Bryan election next year.
1t is said that David i. Hill will snp-
port the next Democratic presidential
nominee, even though he be William j.
Bryan'
Gen. Otis cables that the insnroent GOV
eminent has Eeen n1astica]l,, w;ned oEt u,
Luzon. Several of the ministry are in the
Americans hands.
Iosenb cibbs of yv;u,1.dolo Do d;oa
Ar bydrnnhoIia altban.,l Io b, y 4a I.e,'
fta P,st1~ tra,tn,n AMI Was SI,r, ''''lol
TO have been cured.
The +obacco nr,d,,c-;.,r ,f ~. r-ni+oa
States d,lring 0etnhar n,,s IN az on
n.unds nm i9cra3so nj i, III ~ ,,I,,,,,al
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The Iowa SUpIeme Count de.N cred a
,,,a1.a,t,..,,, End. ..5.I r5..'I. al l,i
r,,i,s ~, ..,,,,s++,,'+,,l s,--l,...
Gen lstael Smith, who made . brilliant
record during the civil Nar. was killed bv
the accidental discharge ut rum while
The nion League Of Baltim me. repre-
sentrg the state Republican urgall. zl7ion.
has declared hostility tn the element o+
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Bar Harbur is Proud.

The X 9nnebec >lrnal ia extollIng the
beauties of Lake u tranacook says: inns
resort will, in few years, rank with hlneo,
Poland Springs and Bar Harbor." 1t makes
Bar Harbor very proud to be thus placed
third in the list of Maine summer resorts
Bar Harbor Record.
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THE MODERN NEITHER

Has found that her little ones improved
more by the pleasant Syrup of Figs when in
need of the laxative effect of gentle reme
dy, than by any other Children enjoy it
and it benefits them. The true remed y,
Syrup of Figs,s manufactured by the Califor-
MIA Fig Syrup Co. only.
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Volcanic Eruptiops

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joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures them
also Old Running and Fever Sores Ulcers
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