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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

ting on what portion of the $50 requested
Of Baldwin Colonel Robinson would have
received from Chretien had Baldwin
stood for the touch.
Fred Lees whispered to Sam Dannen-
baum and Sam in turn whispered to AS
semblyman Charlie Kenneally. The
chairman's seat was vacant. and his
gayel Law idle upon the table. Winks were
exchanged and Charlie Kenneally squat
ted himself In the vacant chair.
Captain Raabe, who says he never took
a cent in his life, was outside in the cor
ridor of the Grand protesting his :nno-
cence to George w. Elder.
HIS fervent oratory fioated into the
smoky room and the waiting committee
men drank the burden of F'red's tale OF
woe. Even Miss Hopkins, the charming
little stenographer, who has become quite
an attractive adjunct to the committee,
lifted her eyes from her machine and
cooked an ear to the captains woerul
song:
''It haf bin al-leg-ged dot ON extorsh-
ionment" chimed Raabes voice.
Tell that gentleman outside to come
before the committee said kenneaiIy
rapping for order.
Presently Captain Raabe entered and
the gang stified their laughter. Every
committeeman in the room affected SOL
emn appearance and Assemblyman Ken
neally arched his brows and looked seri-
Gus.
Captain Raabe, how much money did
you receive as chairman of the music
committee?" asked Kenneally.
Never mind how much l recief, re-
torted Raabe quickly. How much did
you receif in Sacraminto?
Jultus Cain, wealthy merchant OF
Newman, Is registered at the Lick.
H. S. Ogden of the United States Coast
Survey is stopping at the occidental.
Sam N: Rucker, well known attorney
of San Jose is registered at the Palace.
DR.. c. w Kellogg. one of the leading
physicians of Lakeport, Is guest at the
Grand.
George E. Church, fruit grower of
Fresno, is one OF the late arrivals at the
California.
w. F. Knox. lumber man from Sacra-
mento, is among the recent arrivals at
the Grand.
b. e. Steinman, ex-Mayor of Sacra-
mento, is at the Palace, accompanied by
his daughter.
J. Warrack, one of the best known citi-
zens of Sacramento, is among yesterday s
arrivals at the Occidental.
F. S. Hicks, a capitalist of Los Angeles,
and Lieutenant Albert Laws, L. 8. A.,
are both registered at the Palace.
E. w. Runyon, chairman of the Paris
Exposition Commission, has returned
from Red Bluff and is at the Palace.
Among the prominent foreign visitors
registered at the Palace Hotel are: A. i.
Aupard Of Ceylon, T. Wissotzky of Mos
COW and l.. F. Won Britow of Germany.
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THE NATIONAL GUARD
OF CALIFORNIA
NAVAL MILITIAMEN ORDERED
ON A CRUISE WITHOUT PAY.
Three Regiments Are Now Officially
Recognized-some Sharp Talk
at Banquet.

The adjutant general has issued orders
to Captain Turner. commanding the
Naval Militia, to place himself in com
munication with the commanding officer
of the United States steamship Badger
upon her arrival in San Francisco to ar
range the necessary details for the pro-
posed cruise This cruise and drill is to
be for not less than seven days and the
dates are arranged as follows: July %
the first and second division and the en-
gineers division are to board the vessel
at San Francisco: the fifth division at
Eureka will be taken on at Eureka on
the 18th; the fourth division will be taken
and the sixth division at Santa Barbara
on the 9th of August. The cruise will be
so arranged that as soon as the men of
any division shall have served seven days
which they embarked. The programme
will include ship routine, gun point and
actual target practice. The men will not
be allowed any. per diem while they are
on the Badger, but sustenance will be fur
nished by the State. In other words the
State expects that each man of the
cruise without any compensation to en-
able him to pay the man he would have
to put In the place where employed dur
ing the seven days absence. When men
are ordered into an encampment they are
allowed 81 per day, but why the men
should be ordered on a seven days cruise
Wnlcn Is equal 10 an enCdlupInent, with
out compensation, Is something that may
be clear to the high military authorities
but II is not to those who are ordered out
The allowance to the militia will be based
on the proportion Of men who report for
duty the Badger.
The division commander and staff un-
derwent inspection last Thursday night
Lieutenant Colonel Murphy being the in
specting oEcer. The inspection was
highly satisfactory
Applications have been received for
elections In the naval militia vice Lieu
tenant Henry Peterson, term expired
vice d. H. Hunt, commanding the sixth
division, term expired; vice Ensign w. E.
Muller of the fourth division, term ex-
pired; vice Lieutenant Otto and Leuten-
ant Ounior grade) Smith of the fifth di-
vision, terms expired.
Companies E of Santa Paula and H Of
Ventura, both of the Seventh Infantry
having failed to report under the pro-
visions of the recent act of the Legisla-
ture, have been disbanded and all the men
and officers except Captain A. w. Browne
who has been placed on the retired list
have been dishonorably discharged from
the service of the State.
A sufficient number of companies having
reported for duty in the Fifth Sixth and
Seventh regiments of infantry under the
recent act of the Legislature in relation
to reorganization, such regiments are rec
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
THE NIPPON MARG
FUMIGAfED AGAIN
STATE HEALTH OFFICIALS
HAVE THEIR WAY.
The Inspected Japanese Liner Towed
Out Near Mission Rock and
Subjected to Chemical
Fumes.

Satisfied with the incense of their own
fumigation issuing from the matches OF
the Nippon Maru the Health Board will
allow that steamer to come alongside
the Mail Dock some time to-day to dis
charge her cargo. At present she is out
In the stream between the dock and Mis-
sion Rock, having been towed there by
the tug Sea King w. B. Curtis, manager
of the Toyen Kisen Kaisha Company,
having signfied earlier in the day, under
protest, that he would comply with the
desire of the State quarantine officials TO
smoke out suspected microbes
Quarantine officer Cohn and Inspectors
Benjamin, Johnson, Krone and Eager, at
ter loading the tug with the Tornado
hyde apparatus and sulphur enough to
steamer towed out to the quarantine
ground. Then they boarded the Cover
nor Perkins and took run alongside to
superintend the fumigation. 1t was done
thoroughly by 5 o'clock In the afternoon,
and when the Health officers came back
they announced that the steamer would
this evening. AS soon as she does 1t is
the intention of the agent of the COM
pany to get the. cargo out as quickly as
possible. In order to do this it will be
necessary to employ double crews.
While DR.. Cohn and his men were fumi-
eating the Maru DR.. w. B. Coffey of the
Health Board, Health Officer Lawlor and
DIR. James M. Gassaway of the Marine
Hospital went over to the Federal quar-
antine station at Angel Island, where the
passengers and crew of the Nippon Maru
are being detained. They met DR.. Kin
youn and had a chance to see how his
charges were cared for. On his return
DR.. Lawlor said that the passengers and
crew were WELL but the accommodations
were insufficient.
In regard to the bubonic bacilli said to
have been found by DR.. Barbat in the
blood Of the Japanese drowned while try
ing to escape from the Nippon Maru, a
person signing himself "B. Welwyn Ash
ley, formerly staff surgeon major, her
Matesty's Indian Medical Department" "
says that the bacilli are probably those
of another dreaded but not infectious
disease, which is not uncommon.
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KEPT AWAY FROM
HIS |NQU|S|TORS
McNaughton EVades the
Committee.
HIS INVITATION TO THEM
SAYS HE CAN BE FOUND ANY
DAY AT THE SCHOOL.
San Jose's Normal School Professor
Again Declares His Innocence
of the Charges Of I'm
morality.
HIS INVITATION TO THEM
SAYS HE CAN BE FOUND ANY
DAY AT THE SCHOOL.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE, July professor James
McNaughton, principal of the State NOT
NAL School, failed to appear before the
committee appointed by the Alumni AS
sociation to investigate his character. In
stead a letter was received from NC
Naughton, in which he refused to appear
and be investigated.
He stated he is now keeping regular
hours at the Normal School, where ne
will be pleased to confer with any persons
interested in matters pertaining TO the
welfare of that institution. He SAID IL
was currently reported that the commit
tee had permitted rumors in its posses
sion. that were derogatory to his charac-
ter, to be given publicity without giving
him an opportunity to defend himself,
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AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

DR.. E. j. Hue of Seattle is at the Grand.
s. Griffith, lawyer OF Fresno. is at the
Lick.
Thomas ]. Kirk. State Superintendent
of Schools, is stopping at the Lick House
In this city.
w. E. Tllotson, an attorney of Redding,
is at the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Davis Of San Jose are
at the Occidental.
John Harper, a lumber man from Ar
cata, is at the Lick.
William Beckman, a Sacramento bank
er, is a guest at the Grand.
c. A Dunning is registered at the Cali
fornia from Stanford University.
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and "as the conclusions of the committee
could in no way be final, therefore in pur
suance of my ideas of sef-reSpect and of
the dignity of the position l now hold. /
must respectfully decline to appear before
your committee However. ! most ear
sue your investigation of my character
to your satisfaction and to present the re-
suits thereof to the Board of Trustees of
this institution, as / shall request of
them a most searching and thorough in
vestigation of the whole matter and will
be ready at all times to vindicate myself
before them"
The committee was on hand at the ap-
pointed hour to meet Mr.. McNaughton,
according to the invitation extended him.
but this afternoon they deny that they
were disappointed by his failure to ap-
pear. They claimed they had been In
formed that McNaughton had declared he
would not go before them. The commit
tee say they will go right on with the in
b bbestgatIOn @ now ana IN "a 1ew weeks may may
cipal to refute.
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SOLDIERS AND
SAILORS SAIL
FOR MANILA
More Transports Off
to the War.
PRESIDENT THEIRS OVERDUE
ONE OF HER CREW IS WELL
KNOWN IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Changes in the Harbor Receiving
Hospital-Seven Men Stolen
From Sailor Boarding
House.
PRESIDENT THEIRS OVERDUE
ONE OF HER CREW IS WELL
KNOWN IN SAN FRANCISCO.

Two more transports crowded with men
are now on their way to Manila. The
Solace came down from the navy yard
yesterday afternoon and after lying in
the stream for a few hours got under
way again for the seat of war She car
ries fifty-four officers about $50 appren-
tice boys and 400 bluejackets. These will
relieve the men who have served out their
time and will fill the places of those on
the sick list. The officers will be distrib-
uted among the fleet and those whom
they relieve will come back to San Fran
cisco on the transport.
The Pennsylvania sailed during the
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB.
Seventeenth Annual Gathering and
Games to Take Place Tuesday.

The seventeenth annual gathering and
games of the Scottish Thistle Club will
be held at Shell Mound Park next Tues
day. and the games committee have
worked hard individually and collectively
to make the occasion a complete success.
There will be number of interesting
events on. the programme, including be-
sides athletic feats an Irish jig reel con-
test and a cakewalk. At night there will
be a grand display of fireworks appropri-.
and Recorder George W. Paterson will
manage the games, and the officers tent
will be in charge of Chieftain John Smith,
who will accord all a Highland welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

,zation and which was published dge IN iIn I'M
in inA yes. yesterdays Call, Assessor DETs Sor such
str,icted his deputies to searcai+ ai+1 Io6 on the
fGlltnsM 2st sMonGay 51GeS in March, and they found
sucient cars Of the class 1aae mfnSoeo of 1880
dS dShe ecornora tions to whom the cars .- pc
longed are: The American Re@fTigerasInmys @
Company; Armour Packing ComEpaIifft Epagift
SP.efrieerating !. Car. Company, L1pPIfii .
Refrigerating Car. Company. John Mrs;,
land Company and the Fruit Gtn%i tt51otin9
Car COmnanV. =.
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ing-house. The bait they held out to the
sailors was one months advance only and
the men until the steamer State of Cali
fornia was half way to Astoria, and then
it was too late to do anything. Turk and
Lynch will get $50 advance and $40
blood money for each one of the seven
sailors, and out of that they will give the
men s15 outfit and a couple of dollars
spending money. Between them the run
ners will clear up about $3.50 and Murray
and Lane are out and injured.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit
to-day follows realizing the following
prices:
NEW YORK, July Tragedy Prunes 81 O50
70; California Red Plums. 81 45dl 95 Oregon
Plums. average 81 Sc; Alexander Peaches. 45c6
81 10; St John Peaches. S5cGs1 90; Hales Early
Peaches, 70c@S1 05: Mikado Plums. average
Soc; Abundance Plums; average s4c; Peach
Plums 81 051l 50: Burbank Plums, 65c6s1 35 /:
simeni Prnnes. 55as5c: Clyman Plums, 75cd
81 10; Royal Apricots 55c@s1 Is; Royal Anne
Cherries 45cG$1 60; Black Republican Cherries
75c6$2 60 Eleven cars sold.
CHICAGO, July Bartlett Pears. average
s4 10; Tragedy PTunes. 81 25d1 80; Peach Plums
e0cGS1 20; Burbank Plums. 65cGS1 10; Mikado
Plums 75c@s1 05; Simoni Prunes. 75Gs5c; Gis-
ford Pears, average 81 06, half boxes. Five
sold.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

The executive
C o m m | tt e e of
the Fourth of
] u | v committee
had adjourned to
wait the find
ings of the spe-
cial committee of
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
Not a Federal Holiday.

The suggestion was made recently to
the Secretary of the Treasury that he
should give permission to close the Gus
tom-house on Monday, July g.. the day
before being Sunday and the day after
being "tne glorious Fourth.
This arrangement would have enabled
the Federal attaches and the brokers to
rusticate from yesterday afternoon until
retary wired that he would not grant the
required permission, and the Custom
house was in mourning yesterday by rea-
son thereof.
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Admitted to Bail.

A motion to dismiss the charge of mur-
der against Cornelius ]. Sullivan, who
shot and killed his stepfather, F. Pratt,
was denied by Judge Lawlor yesterday.
but a motion to admit the prisoner to bail
was granted Sullivan has been tried
three times for the crime, each time the
Jury disagreeing. The fourth trial will
commence August 21.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
CAL1FoRNIANs IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July Mrs. Phebe
Hearst Of San Francisco Is at the Wal
dorf-Astoria; H. v. Ramsdell of San
Francisco is at the Hoffman; II. L. Bxby
of Los Angeles is at the Imperial; DR..
and Mrs II. NJ. Pomeroy of Los Angeles
sailed for Liverpool to-day on the Lu-
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
RAABE'S
COUNTER PROVED
A BOMB.

in a star chamber session in the grand
marshars room hearing the evidence
of attempted extortion which was being
adduced against Colonel Tip Robinson,
Jack Chretien and Fred Raabe. The
members sat about the room poking fun
at each other, and incidentally specula-
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
WILL TAX CARS.
Assessor Dodge Takes Prompt Cog
nizance Of the Attorney Gen
erals Opinion

Acting on the lines laid down by Attor-
ney General Ford in his opinion on for
eign and domestic refrigerating cars, rem
dered Friday to the State Board of Equal
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
Died of Heart Failure.

REDDING, July William Ryan, a
well known barber of Deadwood, dropped
dead from heart failure this morning at
his home. Ryan was q years of age. An
Inquest will be held to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

1tO / hL
Miss e Barr, Oregon
J H Mcbride. Cal
W II Garlick, Cal
r D Hathaway. Cal
L Ashbrook. Denver
c P Lyndale. L Ang
J c Hall. L Ang
DR. ] L Bell. U S A
Z A Preble. Cal
] W Bowen, l. Ang
r ] Billion, S Jose
DR. Kellogg. Lakeport
Miss Folsom, S Jose
f B Philbrook, Idaho
G D Maroni. Cal
Mrs Fewell. Oroville
G E Cats, Stockton
NJ Masters & W. Cal
E Littlefleld. S Jose
W Beckman. Sacto
Mrs Nelson. Sacto
Mrs Hientzelman. Sac
c F Ravon. Marysville
o Dimmick. Vallejo
A J Holcomb. Cal
Mrs Thomas, Ukiah
Mrs C Delroy. Cal
G Kincaid. st Louis
w A King, Indiana
G Howes, Scotia
H Bryant & W, Cal
HOTEL.
s NJ Strife. U S n
A L Garfield. S Barbr
IS N White. L Ang
w 9 White, l. Ang
NJ L Sherin. London
Miss E Curnen. \ Y
Miss NJ Buckley. y Y
J NJ Robinson. Ukiah
Miss Robinson. Ukiah
Mrs w McDougall. Cal
] S Palmer. Mo
F f LesWood. La
Mrs Leswood. La
Mrs c B Shepler, Mich
b L Steinman, Sscto
Miss Steinman Sacto
] L Meyers. \ Y
NJ Friedlander. Chgo
Mrs NJ r Jones. n Y
F L Hicks. l. Ang
Mrs Hicks. l. Ang
W NJ KelIog, San Jose
Mrs Kellog. San Jose
J l. Qualey. Ariz
A B Wood. Detroit
P L Garrett. u S A
F w Runyon. r Bluff
ERN HOTEL.
l. D Johnson. Winters
] S Brant. San Diego
H Craft. Chgo
II NJ Lennon. Chgo
A F Olsen. Cosmopolis
&c Jump, Cosmopolis
Mrs Jicha. Healdsburg
z Dellamaria, Fresno
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

GRAND
F NJ Manson. Nevada
W W Green. Sacto
Mrs L P Osborn, S Jose
G NJ Pock, Stockton
r H Rogers, Cal
F Williams. Salinas
E Kelly, Cal
F H Hayes, Cal
A Hanford, Sacramnto
Miss B Harkness. Iowa
Mrs Beardsley. Iowa
r Beardsley, Iowa
NJ Beardsley. Iowa
Miss NJ Scofleld. Cal
] Byrne, Maine
c c Kline Jr. Mo
L J Evans. Napa
J w Bronson. Napa
Mrs w D Hicks, Seattle
W F Knox, Sacramto
J H Hoover. Wilbon
W NJ Lewis, L Angeles
W D Tillotson. Cal
DR. Z ] Hill. Seattle
G Auzy, Texas
E c Weinrich. cto
r r Durphy. Oregon
Mrs J E Rodley. Cal
Mrs F Bauta. Fresno
Mrs S NJ Barr, Oregon
Miss G Barr. Oregon
PALACE
P ] Donohue. Utah
w Buck. L S A
F A Johnson. Chgo
J w Adams, Carson
d J Bonsfield. Auburn
II Gage, Sacto
F f Barbour. Oakland
S y Rucker. San Jose
V II Gredenhagen. Pa
J z Mcdonald. L s n
c A Parkham. Mass
J T Wetherald. Mass
Mrs P A Kendall. l. A
Misses Kendall. L Ang
L Z Eyman, Chgo
c Ebert, Chgo
9 ] Bixby. Fresno
A l. Anfard. Clayton
7 Wissotzky. Moscow
Fl II Bennett. London
Lieut. F Won Below,
Germany
c r Kerchner. n Y
w f Hardy. Tacoma
Mrs Hardy, Tacoma
F W Vruland. Portland
Mrs Vruland. Portland
NEW WEST
E H Costa, Mexico
d Methoen. Oakley
A Worth & W. 5 Jose
] G Ellis. Fresno
E Williams. Modesto
w NJ Crawford. Napa
c II Moulin. Vallejo
F o Cross, Suisun
II, Z knight. Rio Vista
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PoRTLAND's BUSINESS.
NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. July 1.-Clearings. .24O45; bal
ances. $41.353.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
Hit a Deputy Assessor.

Gee Coon, who is employed in a laundry
at 2421 Mission street, was arrested yes
terday on a warrant charging him with
assault with a deadly weapon. Thursday
afternoon Deputy, Assessor John 7: Ben
in the laundry, and as he was leaving
Gee Coon struck him on the head with
an iron, lNicting wound on his scalp.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

OREGON
PORTLAND. July Wheat. steady; walla
Walla. 5Sha59c; valley 5966Oc; blue stem, 81
d62c. "
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA July Wheat is the same as yes
terday. Club, 5sc; blue stem, Gle.
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an ARMY AND A NAVY TRANSPORT LEAVE POKI


officers o
Sesned
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Advances made furniture and pianos with
or without removal. ]. Noonan, 1017-1023 Mission
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He ATE WITH His FINGERS -Chas.
Baum, 25 years Old, 419 east 1864
street, and q friend visited Schaef RS
saloon at 2050 First avenue last nigbt
Baum spied roast pig, stuffed with
sausage meat, on corner Of the bar,
and he went over 10 partake of soma Of
it. Baum Ignored the fork and ate
with his fingers.
Hey, use the fork" shouted Schaef-
fer.
Baum shouted back that be would do
as he pleased, and he continued to is-
more the fork. There was l umher of
freQuenters of the saloon sitting about
and they made uucomplimentary re.
marks about Baum's lack of table
manners. Baum did not like the re-
marks and he threw stone match
safe into the crowd. Instantly there
was q fight. Policeman Bliss, of the
east 104th street police station, heard
the noise and rushed into the saloon.
He said the air was filed with match
safes, beer glasses, matches, beer bot
ties and roast pig. Jacob Spent, of5l6
east Eighty-sixth street, ordered
Baum's arrest, showing cut on the
side of the head. where be had been hit
with q matcb-safe. In the Harlem
Police Court Baum was held in $500 bail
for examinatioD.-CN New York CONNER
cial Advertiser.
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~ have just recovered from the Sc.
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Leader, Mexia, Texas. "In the latter
case l used Chsmberlain's Cough
Remedy, and think with considerable
success, only being in bed little over
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bad as the first but for the use of this
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while in the first csse was able to at
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getting down." For sale by J. b..
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This supre me i,medy for female dis
eases quickly cures nervousness, sleep.
lessness, melancholy, headache, back
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to weak, sickly, run down people.
Every bottle guaranteed. Only so cts
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beater & Sons, druggists.