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The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
BISHOP JAcKsoN's DISGRACE
Asked to Resign Because of His In
temperance

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, May 1S-Ala-
bama church circles are greatly shocked
over the publication in a Birmingham
paper to-day of a story to the effect that
the Episcopal ministers of Alabama had
united IN a call upon Right Rev. II. ".
Jackson, Bishop of the diocese of Ala
bama, for his resignation. The Bishop
is charged with excessive indulgence in
alcoholic stimulants. The fact that his
resignation has been asked for is admit
ted BY those in a position to know.
Formal charges We're preferred against
Episcopal church held at Admission ten
days ago. but the facts have just leaked
out Specific proof is said to have been
offered. Bishop Jackson had been seen
to fall TO the ground in a state of in
toxication at the railway station in Eu-
saUla.
II is further alleged the Bishops un-
fortunate habits had become public
scandal As a result of the conference
the clergy almost unanimously resolved
to ask for Bishop Jacksons resignation.
PisnnD Jackson comes from one OF The
leading families of Virginia.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
FRESNO SUITS HAVE
A HUNDRED DEFENDANTS
Voluminous Complaint Filed by the
District Attorney Under the
Grand Jury's Instructions.

FRESNO, May 1S.-A voluminous COM
plaint was filed to-day by District Attor-
ney Everts against 102 defendants in pur-
suance of the instructions Of the last
Grand Jury. The actions are against the
Supervisors in office from 1895 to 1897. and
against Auditor Barnum and Treasurer
Whitson and their bondsmen, to recover
1926 alleged to have been unlawfully all
lowed and paid by them as Constables'
fees; against them for illegally allow
ing demands for Deputy District Attor-
neys and shorthand reporting by Miss
Lou Bearden, aggregating s2400 against
them for $1l,456 "A for allowing pay for
services of Deputy Tax Collectors:
against them for $32S0 50 for allowing ser,
vices of Deputy County Auditors against
them for S4909 10 for services of Deputy
Sheriffs.
The sum total against each and all of
them is $2S.242 SO. the aggregate Of the
sums in the various counts The CON
struction placed on the statutes under
which the various employments were had
and the claims for services allowed are
involved in the litigation.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
AFRAID TO BET ON
THE COMING FIGHT

NEW YORK, May 1s.-While the fight
between Robert Fitzsimmons and James
Jeffries at the Coney Island Sporting Club
now seems a certainty, unless public SEN
timent prevents the men from meeting.
rumors are being circulated which are
calculated to cast discredit upon the bout
before II is held With or without reason.
the opinion is held by many that the fight
will not be determined upon its merits
1t is impossible to persuade any one with
authority to discuss this matter, but the
fact remains that men who have been in
the habit of betting heavily when any of
the big men of the ring meet are now
keeping their money in their pockets.
They are inclined to lay long odds against
the chances Of Jeffries, but are deferred
by a fear that the Australian will not be
permitted TO win. They recall the fate
that met FitZsimmons after the trouncing
giving by him to Sharkey in San Fran
cisco, and, drawing a parallel, leave the
betting for others to do.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
THE HANDICAP
CAPTURED BY
SPEEDY MAY "
RoSOrmonde Finished
Second in a Drive.
FOUR CHOICES COME IN FIRST
JOCKEY JENKINS AGAIN CAR
RIED AWAY RIDING HONORS.
Bamboulia Keeps Up His Winning
Clip-The Fretter in Front in
Fast Time-I Don't Know
Unlucky.

Fleet May w. the Calgary mystery, is
one of the favored horses of fortune.
Don Camerons breadwinner was assigned
top weight in the handicap at Oakland
yesterday and was rightfully installed a
9-to-l0 favorite. According to the pro-
gramme her position at the post was
third from the rail. Before the betting
had progressed any length of time Caller
McGibben announced in the ring that
May w had been given the outside posi-
ton. On her back was Bill Dingley, the
Montana wizard. AT the post Dingley
yanked the mare about some lengths
back of the barrier and then suddenly
made a dart for the webbing. Intuition
seemed to tell Starter Caldwell to re-
lease the barrier. He did. and the field
chased her home Rosormonde in a hard
drive took the place from Genua.
Jenkins easily outclasses the balance of
the riding talent placing four winners
over the plate. The young man evidently
rejected the tempting proposals made by
the Gravediggers' Consolidated Union, for
he lands first on favorites and outsiders
alike. Four choices succeeded in captur-
ing purses.
The good colt Bamboulia made a gallop
of the two-year-old event; The ring held
him a 7-to-1O chance, and the youngster
won without effort from Bathos. Tom
Sharkey took the show.
A cheap lot. of crabs started in the
ing. Correct, with Kiley in the saddle,
was played down TO favoritism, but was
easily beaten by Gold Baron. piloted by
Jenkins. The latter ruled a 4-to-1 chance
in the ring and led from the start
The Fretter, which started on Wednes-
day and met with hard racing luck. had
better success in the mile selling event.
Drifting back to to l in the betting Bas-
singer got home on the Brutus colt over
a length before Lost Girl. Tullet, astride
the favorite. Wyoming, managed to get
away from the post poorly, running third.
The latter was reported to have broken
down after the race.
The seveh-furlong run, also decided un-
der selling conditions, proved gift for
Daisy F. The ring laid no price to speak
of against the mare, and she blew in,
Oddly named I Don't Know carried the
coin Of the paddock crowd to beat the
Dngley rode the outsider to perfection.
only to be downed a nose IN n, the hardest .
front of his field on three seperate oc-
casions Caldwell released the barrier with
the heavily played Amasa left at the
post
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
MISHAPS CAUSE THE
BARBAROSSA TO RETURN
Fire in the Steamers Hold Followed
by a Collision and Sinking of
RarOaS

NEW YORK. May 1S.-The North Ger
man Lloyd steamship Barbarossa, which
sailed for Southampton and Bremen at
II o'clock this morning, was discovered
on fire while she was passing Sandy Hook
two hours later, and put back to port. The
fire was in the forward hold. The Bar
barossa fought the fire with steam and
water, and with the aid Of wrecking tugs
and fire boats drowned it out two hours
later while lying at quarantine.
The vessel while on her way up the
river after the fire in her hold had been
put out hit the French liner La Bretagne,
lying in her pier in the North River, SHOW
ing the Bretagne's bow through two ice
barges, the Richard Foster and the Leroy,
sinking them No one was injured
The cargo in the Barbarossa's forehold
will have to be discharged before the yes
sci resumes her voyage. but it is hoped
that the steamship will be able to sail
tomorrow. The Barbarossa carried 4S7
passengers. After the flames had been
subdued and the Barbarossa tied up at
her pier in Hoboken many of the passen-
gers came ashore.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
TRUCKS TO RUN
WITHOUT HORSES
Auto Mobiles for San
Francisco.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK. May 1S.-San Francisco Is
not to be behind the other big cities of
the country in the use of auto-trucks,
drayage vehicles, the motive power of
which is compressed air. Arrangements
are nearly completed for organizing sew
eral auto-truck companies in San Fran
cisco. Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago.
The Chicago Auto-Truck Company will
have a capital of s15,O00,0 ,0O0 the Boston
Company of SO, 900 900, the Philadelphia
Company of SO 100000 and the San Fran
cisco Company of So 900 900. The Inter
national Power Company will own the
controlling interest in the stock of all
these concerns, but the management Will
be lodged in the hands of local capitalists.
The one to be organized in San Fran
cisco will have the exclusive rights to
operate auto-trucks in California JoSeph
Letter who is largely interested in the
power company. said to-day that they
were not yet ready to give out the names
of the promoters in the several states. 1t
is hoped TO start companies just as soon
as the auto-trucks are ready tests are
being made at Worcester and efforts Will
be made TO put one thousand in operation
here and at Chicago. right at the start.
a little later number will be sent on
Howard P. Taylor. a well-known mem
Der of the Olympic Club of San Francis
CO, has been in New. York for some time
making arrangements with, the 1nterna-
tfonal Power Company for San Francisco,
and 1t is said that he has been SUCCESSFUL
in the matter. He is about to start for
home and will proceed to incorporate
company on his arrival, having ALREADY
Interested number of capitalists In the
p Nr Taylor came on from San Fran
cisco with letters of introduction from
Henry J. Crocker, ]. OBJ. Gum, Paris
Kilburn and other Well,knoWn san san FTan- itn
truck people by Mr.. de Young, who had
been spending several weeks in this city
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
PASSING OF THE AVON.

STOCKTON, May recommendation
or business is to transform the Avon
Theater into a furniture establishment.
The passing of the Avon will interest all
old time theatrical people. It is a cozy
little playhouse. and |, from its stage the
Mccullough and all the artists who jour-
neyed to California in the early days.
The gallery seats on many occasions sold
for s10 sS and s. each. The Yosemite,
larger and more centrally located, now
has the booking of all the star attrac-
tons and Owner Simpson of the Avon
has decided to remodel the building on
Mans which will pay better interest on
The investment.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
Rich Ore in South Dakota.

DEADWOOD. s. D.. May 1S.-A vein Of
ore carving 1000 in free gold has been
discovered on "A ranch near Custer City.
The vein is fourteen inches wide and has
been uncovered for distance OF thirty
c. foot hut no sinking has been done
vel II is the first quartz tnat has been
found in that vicinity. although rich
pIacers have been worked. The find is
ccreatine an excitement in Custer which
emounts almost to a stampede. All the
surrounding country is being staked off
and located. The owners of the ground
have been offered $25.0OO for the property.
which they have refused
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
SLOT MACHINES.
Judge Sweeney of Redding Says They
Should Not Be Protected Against
Counterfeit Coins.

The decision of Judge Sweeney of the
Superior Court of Redding in the case
of w. N. Wood, arrested in Keswick for
playing lead limitations of nickels in
slot machine, was the subject of consider
able comment in, the Federal building yes
terday. Judge Sweeney decided that as
the State statute under which the prison
er was prosecuted did not include nickel
coin as a subject of unlawful counter
feiting. there was nothing to hold the
prisoner.
Secret Service Agent Browne said that
if Wood had been prosecuted under the
Federal statute he would have been con-
victed. because the Federal statute
names gold, silver, nickel. copper and
other coins whereas the State statute
names only gold and silver. That part
of Judge Sweeney's decision in which he
said that the State did not intend to
make laws for the protection of gambling
machines. by which he meant nickel-in-
the-slot contrivances, caused considerable
excitement among saloon men and cigar
dealers who have machines which pay
only cigars and drinks to the winner. and
which they claim are not gambling de-
vices, being intended only to increase the
sale of drinks and cigars, and usually
coming out even at the end of the day.
Ocean Water Tub Baths.
1o1 Seventh street. corner Mission. Salt
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
MARTIN FRAGLEY'S WITNESSES
The Mission Police Hunting for I'm
aginary Street Workers Over
he Hi11c

One hundred and forty-sx subpenas
have been given Captain Gillen of the
Seventeenth-street police station for ser
vice in the case of the Board of Supervis-
ors VS.. Martin Fragley. To serve all
of these Captain Gillen has detailed five
of his best men. They are J. F. Sheehan
]. P. Carson, c. H. Taylor, J. T. Edner
and Neil Rearden. These five men have
been out for the last two days securing
the hills and hollows in search of the
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
Buffalo Strike Yet On.

BUFFALO. N Y, May 18.-The possi-
blity of an early settlement of the dock
strike was removed this afternoon. and
farther off than ever before. The grain
shovelers have once more declared their
intention of refusing to return TO work
until the contract between the Lake Car
riers' Association and Mr. Connors is alb
roRated
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
Selections for To-Day

First Race-The Scot Devereaux, Flush of
Gold.
Second Race-Florence Fink, Pompino. Race
bud.
Third Race-February. Mocorito, Rosalbra.
Fourth Race-Elidad. San Venado. Jennie
Reid.
Fifth Race-Torsida, Una Colorado, Durward.
Sixth Race-Majesty. Jennie Glib. Santa
Lucia.
Seventh Race--Horatio La Goleta, Horton.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19

A young woman dentist who was
called in by the Sultan of Turkey to
look after the teeth of his favorites
relates her experiences in the harem,
in next Sundays Call.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
BARGAIN FRIDAY Sale Of
Mems HandkercE1iefSs

Too many Colored-Border Handker-
chiefs on hand. Here is the way we rid
ourselves of them:
40 dozen Fine Cambria Handkerchiefs,
full sizes for men, neat, stylish colored
borders; the kind we have always sold at 2
for 25c, on sale to-day only, each.....zc
80 dozen Fine Linen AMI Cambria Hand
kerchiefs, full size, pretty borders and
desirable in every way; few small lots
of Plain White Hemst tched Handker-
chiefs included; our regular zoe or 3 for
SOC qualities, on sale to-day, each...51c
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
TROOPS to Enforce Quarantine.

WASHINGTON. May 1S.-The Secretary
of War to-day ordered the commanding
officer at Fort Wingate. New Mexico, to
dispatch an adequate force of troops i'm
mediately to the Moqui Pueblo Indian
villages in Arizona TO assist in overcom-
ing resistance to the work of dsnfecting
smallpox is prevalent Secretary Alger
saws that with careful vaccination there
will be little danger to the troops, as they
will be used only 10 enforce the orders of
the agent.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19

men supposed to have done work for the
city under the administration of Fragley
In a good many cases there are no
houses at the address these hard-workina
men are given on the list of honest toll.
erS.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
TO HANG DESPITE HIS
PROOFS OF INNOCENCE

E. Bur Sheriff
in
to the
a
Governor of Idaho a
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
Illustrated Outing Number.

S. F. News Letter Saturday; 40 pages OF
picturesque views and ideas where to go
Don't miss it. Only a dime.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
To-Day's Entries.

Following are the entries for this afternoons
running events:
First ce-Five-eighths of mile; two
year r-olds; selling:
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
For Bargain FRIDAY Onlv.
f25c Percafes &c.

This Offering of best quality Percaies
includes both medium and light colorlngs'
in small neat figures and stripes. They
are pickup of our buyer, and are en-
tirely different from any we have yet
had. Tney are a 11}sc per yard value,
but to-day's price is exactly one-haiI, or
..6AC
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19

Agricultural District No 1. embracing
San Francisco and Alameda counties-W.
M Kent H. w. Meek. P. f. Dalton, Oak
land; G. S. Crittenden, A. G.. Gurnett, r.
Fruitvale. and c. S. Neal, Alameda.
Agricultural District No. Al of Del Norte
County,. p. Wentz. A. Ulrich and Henry
Westbrook, all of Smith River
Agricultural District No. "a of Kings
and Tulare counties-G. b. McCord, Han
ford; Charles Downing. Armona; c. ].
John Touhy, P. ]. S. Montgomery, w. F.
Ingwerson and A. Young. all Of Tulare.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19

Bread may be the staff of life. but
what the average man wants is a fat
pudding
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19

Trunk moved. 25c; furniture. pianos. freight.
--~l Transfer Co. $50 Jones: tel. Sutter AL
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
AGRICULTURAL DIRECTORS.

SACRAMENTO, May 1S.-Governor
Gage this morning made the following
appointments of District Agricultural Di-
rectors:
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19
BARGAIN Friday Specials i
Stationery

Hurlburt's Fine Stationery-Perfectlon
Wove, Old Dorchester Bond and York
shire Linen-octavo size. in cream. blue,
azure and heliotrope tint, "a sheet paper
and 25 envelopes; regular price 25c box;
to-day only. y..........................
Hurlburt's Fine Stationery-Perfection
Wove, Old Dorchester Bond and York
shire Linen, new square shape, in cream,
blue, azure and heliotrope tints, "a sheets
paper and 25 envelopes; regular pric 35c
box, to-day only..........................EZ
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19

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ropheU RcardoI ,Grcias1a
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19

Ocean Water Tub Baths.
101 Seventh street. corner Mission. Salt
water direct from ocean.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19

Two lines OF nice quality l0-4 Ban
kets-one lot white. the other pretty
fawn color-size 5ex76 inches good for
extra bed covering or for camping pur-
poses, also for ironing blankets "a splen-
did 60c value; to-day only, per pair...4Sc
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19

Times, u. :37; Is 1:o2A; q, 12s14 Winner, Carr
Good start. Won easily. Second and third driving.
Ball his
Scratched-Twinkle Twink 104 Orabee 92
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19

Time1s-e :1ss: 71s :43: 51a f. 1:osh. Came
Plume -Froila. easily third driving.
May w recipient a flying She had nothing tc
mono weight packer Ell Salado wretchedy ridden
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-19

1854 SIXTH RAcE-Fve and half furonss; four-year-'
The Delta independent., 1899-01-27

DR.. Allin Of the state University visit
ID the high school Mondry afternoon
and Tuesday morning. Owing to q sud.
deb change Of plans n 9 came few days
sooner than was expected and We we're
disappointed in not being able to arrange
for lecture by him AZ was anticipated
The Doctor favored the pupils with IN
inspiring talk OF half hour and incid-
entaily set forth the advantages Of the
university which he so ably represents.
Itis to be hoped that the students whose
ambitions have been stimulated by this
visit will find an opportunity ut the
close Of the high school course here to
enter that wider field OF preparation
which has been opened TO them through
the benetcence OF our great State. The
tim. has come when no young man or
woman can hope for = high degree OF
success in life without that training
which the college gives. The SELF made
man presents the appearance Of defec-
tive piece OF work at best. Delta has
representatives in the State institutions
at Greeley and Ft. Collins and in Col
orado College. but none at Boulder.
This will not be the case next year. rs a
number OF our young people have de
termined upon u career at the latter
place.
Measles and Ia grippe hold sway at
present. These diseases have made
inroads into every grade. and the latest
victim is Mr.. Getty to succumb to the
la grippe. A number Of children have
been treated for the latter when it
proved to be measles. The janitor is
among those who have made this mis-.
taken dag aosis. During his illness the
duties OF the janitorship have been as
sumed by Joe Pope.
The Delta independent., 1899-01-27
ron HALE.

4 olYer nv farm Of - acrrs f'r s''s for cash.
ea fnrm II one nile due west Of Delta. on the
California me~a. seven acres in orrhs ri. apples,
I~ar-. teaeh~s. plulrs. nectnrines. six acres la
alfalfa. i.ur acres N bottm land. tie res, In
pasture and. The fruit proset-d- d last wear
dollars A hm'se 1tx2O feet. stable and hc0
l.. 49, Can s~c north ~ miles. east LOO mi es.
Two springs of wafer for n ek. insat. dry aud
"a sliv. pure air. 10 r~s " IN Delta County
~ giounds. IL full view ~ rn.~int,ns, wbisb
laok 10 b. {, n lies but 10 u 10 miie. dis-
tat north and eat ihe Guuuis'n riy r 10
with u .Inlf Q mile and abounds in different
b. Y vsn All lefters of inli ir. vii b. prompt
answered W. n. CORY. sR.. Delta. Clio.
The Delta independent., 1899-01-27

Public notice 10 hereby given that
there will he a meeting of the stockhol
dsrs Of the Garnet Ditch Company held
Delt.. Saturday Fsb'y. 9Th 1879 at : p
m. at the Office Il the Independent for
the purpose Of electing eight directors
for tho ensuing year. Ievying ssressment
and for tho transaction of such other
business ~ may properly come before
said meeting.
W. o. Stephens. Pres.
W. NJ. Hastings. Sec.
The Delta independent., 1899-01-27

The Second Annual Exhibitioo Of the
Western Poultry Association will open
in the Simpson building. ON Main street.
next Wednesday morning. and run that
and the next two days.
Uncle John Tres will b. the superin.
tendent, and will be pleased to attend to
the wants OF the exhibitors ~ they are
made known.
II there is anything about the display
you don't understand. ssk Graham p.
Browne. who is without doubt one Of the
most thoroughly posted poultry men on
the western slope.
The exhibit from tho North Fork val
ley promises to be large and very fine.
The Montross fanciers are coming
down en- masse, and they will carry otf
every red card possible.
Surface Creek aud Gaynet mesa hen
neries will have an extensive exhibit.
Grand Junction and vicinity will be
on hand with an sxcellent show.
There will be an extensive display Of
many different varieties Of chickens.
turkeys. geese. ducks. rabbits and Bel.
gian hares.
Nethaway & Miller, OF Wahoo. Neb..
have sent Tor exhibition q nest egg that
will destroy lice and mites on laying and
sstting hens, and keep the poultry house
clear Of that class Of verunin. For sale
ut Luce i Stockham and at the show.
rrb. p;nolov II. r.l-u,. ~ - C.aS
ton. ILL.,, has sent one OF their imprvsd
Reliable Feed Cookers. tank heater and
steam generator and steam washer. to
he exhibited at the poultry show. Mr..
Graham T.. Browne saw this machine in
operation at Omaha. and says II 10 a
Jos Dandy" Persons desiring steam
cooker. washer. or heater for brooder
house will do well to cxamise this ma.
chime,
The Delta independent., 1899-01-27


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issi es,sis sis.,.. lying And !. Ing "a ihs essn,y
Of Delta and Htaie NJ 4 oiot ssio. -vt
Al that Ism, snd pr-psrsy In the soss n psre
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su-i b. und~,l and desrr iea - tsl.avs: Com
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thssrs running n.e,h e-tsr.y along -.id ssaSa
les u the unn m, shsrs nv, s-sf ,s. rail-
rnAd bridgs thence NJ ght .ns ss snd ur ssid
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;s.s. K a' s' ~ :, s.... s 49, s.s r s M
line ls.rsllsi 9Th sssA riehr ~ way asd dtriass
., fet ihrrr frsm ~ The Cpsonipshgv river
tb~nee at right angles o. f.~t IN the ila~v sf be-
ginning. bring . strip a. feet WIDE Sir dissnes
of i.ss f-e. and iss a sc-t y ids fu disssne a
ic,2 fs.i, u.ed - mill 'ss- and mil 'i,s spi
tions II water, dtict~s aud fumes wstsr rights
and dith rights. mill. and elc, aiors. and ell
haturc- AMI machinery u~esi In s,d about the
.ane. tn,.ther with the pr.vii.rrs Ant spp~s
i~nshe~s ufsresrrto h~iunxipc er ir anyNlsr aN-
i~ftahinG. vhlch NIL efcf lot sale u pvhlis
suction 90
FRIDAY. TIE TENTH DAY oy vBpRuAnr,
4. u. iss2.
~ the hour of 10 seiccA o N q she osuth en-
Trance to t,o county co~ivs hou~ In the iosn ef
ls~ita. sinfy of Delta. >tst~ of Coossdo, SD skD
hiefcsi s,pi b~st sidser fr cash
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