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Evening journal., 1899-12-26

Schedule in effect November y, 100.
All traina Illuminated with fmtAc
RExPREss TRAINS.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Ava
nue. station, fer
NEW YORK, week days, e5.01, 1888.
slO57 a. M: tl219 '2.3. t4.OO. '5ls (aD
.g 4 j cars, IA 'losa ao sg9say a
Pullman cars). ia, sl052 p. m.
+ PHILADELPHIA week days .ool. 80
!7 @ 's "a 'sle' ls n-0s ps q m;;
.c4fa3 $50 sl4f siO.52 D. m. Sundays. 'o.0l,
7sQ. $50. '9.3g. n12. sii.s5 a. M .1.s4 500,
500, '5.i9 (ai Pullman cars) $50 '"ih
chester week days. $50. 'Ios, 1.@. .azS
= .39, fl051 1i.0S a. M; s2.5l, AU0, 49,, .-es,
1903 p. m. Sundays, $50. S5o. -9% LIZ.
'li.S5 a. m; '2.3i, 800 Pa 6% 'l.aa' 'l0.oa
Atlantic city. week days, '1.o5 a. M;
,l2ls asa, 'ioo p. To- Sundays 80 a. m
ca Care May. ocean city and Sea Isle cau,
week days, '7.o5 a. M; '2.si p. m. sun
Baitimore ana washington, week days.
'tis. 100 ssOl. sii.Oi a. m; si25e, '2.oe. A1e,
q 4O 1851. s5.3o (au Pullman cars) 800,
fgil p. m. Sundays. sAis 'S.04 NJ; 'l2.b5.
'2o9. sls. 'i57. '5.ss tah Pullman cars).
Baitiniore and way stations. zoo a m.
daily except Sundays. 2ig D. 20 daily
Newars week days 's q 40 's.N sa ,,s
days. 'tis' 500 a. m; 'isss siS. 'i57. l.ss.
Pitkburg, week days, 500 a m; st67.
s5sq (1il Pullman carp), al p. m. sun
DAYS .s.Qi a. M 49,, '5.se (ah Pullman
ci ,-,,;.s ~ ,s F,, .sa4 4 .k57 .. m.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis s9.0t a. MI
~ IS and al p. M, daily
Toledo ard Detroit. . u 2. n, daily 70
Toledo, and daily except Sunday % De-
troit
Engeriy aocornfnpdauon week daya
100 a. m; sic. 7.s2 .. m. sundays. S-ls
7S2 .. M
Landenberg accommodation, week dayr,
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore. week days, 255 p. "a.
l.andenberg. week days, 9.55 a. M rs,
$40 p. m. Sundays 955 a. m, 6.45 p m
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for WI
mington. week days. s335, GO. s7.oo 10 -.
il.O0 a. m. $500. 'le7. 2i5. 1901 40 40.
.5o7 !ail sullmin cars), SIS. 80, 'zso,
'o35, Ills p. m sundays, s3.35 sl.30 TOO
a. m, 122O 'l37. ais $50 40 s5.0l (a1i
Pullman cars) $50 s7s0, SIS 1890 .. a.
nelmarvla Telephone, No. 1873
Rates 70 Western points lower rnan va
zny other line. 4. D. UNDERWOOD.
Geuera1 l14u0Eqr-
p b 1iA RTIN, Man. OF Pass Tfnff}
Evening journal., 1899-12-26
RAILRoAps
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY

WI. NIkCTON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY
Time table in effect November 26, 1899
Trains leave Wilmington Trench streei
station for Elsmere, June, Montcnanin
Wnterthur, GuyencOnrt, 0ranogue, COS
.aart. Chadd'l Ford juno uon, Pocopson.
West Chester, Embreeville, Mortonville
c01tesvue, and intermediate stations
daily, except Sunday, at 7.35 a. m, 2.l5
and f50 p. m Sunday only. SOC a. M.
215 and 4.50 D. m.
/ For Waynesburg Junction, EMERSON
and intel mediate stations. daily keep
Sunday. at-735 'u. M. z. 10 and $50 p. IN
SlindaS pnly.at,So 90 a. m, 2.15-apd 4.50
.p. nj.
For Joanna, Brdseoro Reading anc II
at 735 a. n. and 2.1S ?. n. Sunday only
SOS a. m. and 2.15 p. n.
a G.. MCApSIsANp stpsfl - neuds
SoWHEss BRIGGS, Gen. Pass. L sent.
Evening journal., 1899-12-26
Alcohol For AutomobiIes.

The majority OF motor cars arc now
driven by petroleum, but a French en-
gineer recommends the use Of alcohol
instead, and motors are being altered
so as to consume it. There is no fear
of explosion with alcohol and Il is
said TO be less costly than petrolenm
Evening journal., 1899-12-26
VIVIAN no Ynu MANr1

Advertise your wants IN the Evening
Journal Employment wanted. help
wanted. to let. for rent. Tor sale. board
ing, and lost and found ads. will be pub
nshed. three lines, one time. for a dime;
tnroa times f5f q quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-12-26

Advertise your wants 81 the Evening
Journal. Employment wanaed. help
wanted. 10 let for rent. for sale board
ing. and lost and found ads. win be puo-
hshed. three lines, ona time, Tor a dine;
three times for a quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-12-26
GAMBLING In France.

Gambling in France is said to have
reached such proportions that the
Government has begun C. study the
question seriously. Il is estimated
that half OF the suicides ia Paris are
due to losses at the races
Evening journal., 1899-12-26

nE1.AwARr pIvIsIoN.

For New CASSIE. s'is a. M, rs, AZ ana
flS D. m. week days
For Loves. SIS a. M; iG p. m. weeA
dayA
For Dovcs Harrington and Delma'
sls iiN 3. ~ Az, 01 and i2.li p. 70
Sundays, 1911 p. m.
For Wyoming and way stations. e.s5
M. week days.
! Express Cor Cape Charles. Old Polu
Comfort and Norfolk, tiN A. no. wec1
dag 3. and 1911 night. daily.
Evening journal., 1899-12-26
wHkr Do You wASrY

ADVERTISE Yonr wants IN the Evening
Journal. Employment wanted. help
wanted. to let. for rent. FOR safe. board.
ms. aaa los. ana fooea ads. ysill DO pup
hshed, TIRES lines, one tine, Cor a dime;
Evening journal., 1899-12-26
German Army Gloves.

German army officers are ordered
by imperial decree to wear reddish.
brown dog-skiS gloves during the ma.
ueuvres.
Evening journal., 1899-12-26

Journal Employment wanted 4 help
Y2nted. 70 let. for fsrt n0r size. board
ms, and Lost .addl fcuAd eds. yEll % rAuh-
tnrsa times for qua4tsF. pr.s-s.af
Evening journal., 1899-12-26

William H. Crane and his own COM
pany come to the Opera House on
January Is in "a Rich Mans Son" To
enter society. that is. the exclusive set,
in New York. is said to be a much
more difficult task than to find the road
to heaven. Many a man has made a big
fortune in the far West. has moved
East at the solicitation Of the women
folks in his family, taken a large
house in New York and prepared to
enter beyond the massive, swinging
doors labeled Ito society" But the
doors never moved to his touch. and
his money was valueless as a wedge.
This fact is brought out in the opening
act Of Cranes new play, "A Rich
Mans Son." very smartly. Old Dibdin
made his pile in the Northwest and
then moved to New York. There no one
knows or cares to know him. AS his
daughter puts it: Pop was a king in
Minneapolis; he is nobody in New
York This new play Of Cranes is said
to be intensely amusing, and to be one
Of the brightest works the actor has
had in years.
Evening journal., 1899-12-26

Women employed on japanese tea
farms work u hours and are paid 10
cents a day.
Evening journal., 1899-12-26
lNs LEAVE BROAD STREET STA.
TON pHff.hDEl.pHiA


TON, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE WEST
oa.ssts i,ouisvlie ana y. LOUIS ,DiS
iot{ 4 NJ. daily for piusbarg ami Chr
raen' (No coaches to rlitsburg.) LIN
i2.0 D. in. daily Limited PitiSburg
Louisville ana St louis. 02inng Car.
$40 ptm. daily. Piitshurn Chicago Nash.
Nllit lyla Ci1cinnau)t Indianapolis npa
81. Louis fflninr Carl
SEQ p. m. daily piiishure ana Chlcagr
for Toledo. except Safurlcy.
1895 p. M. daily PirtsburF. Cincinnati
Louisville. Cleveiaud and 81 i.cuft
II 20 On daily Pittebnrc ana Chicago
daily for Knoxville. via Shcn1nholi
Valley Route for cieveiaad, exne1r
Saturday.
('s) Congressional Limited Express. Al
'Nestibule parlor Cars and Dining Car.
no extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge.
% LlmIIvd Exr-ees vestibule Parlor
Cars. Nesubule Passenger Coaches and
Dining Car No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company VIII
cnl for and check baggage from hotels
and residences.
For further Information. passengers are
referred 70 the ticket agent at the stu
j. y. HuTCHINsON. j. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent
Evening journal., 1899-12-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPFRA HOUSE.

NAN4aAND VI LIMA AAOlRA@s
Corse Payton and his popular COM
pany opened a two weeks engagement
In this city yesterday to crowded
houses. At both performances people
had to be turned away because stand
ing room was not left The plays pre-
scented were "Aristocracy" in the at
ternoon and "The Prodigal Daughter"
at night, and both gave general salts
faction. The scenery used by Mr.. Pay
ton this time is probably the prettiest
ever seen in Wilmington. Mr.. Payton
and Miss Eta Reed were both as pop
ular as ever. This afternoon the com
pany will give BARLEY Campbell's play,
The Galley Slave" and this evening
Jim, the Penman' After the matinee
today Miss Reed will give a reception
and orange tea on the stage, to which
women and children in the audience
are invited. and will be received by
Miss Reed. The prices at the matinee
will be ten and twenty cents, and the
night performances ten, twenty and
thirty cents.
Evening journal., 1899-12-26
RAILROADS.
pENNsy' yANIA RAILRoAu
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE r. r.


Schedule In effect November 10. isss
aaiqs lesye Wilmington as inllowc
40 ~ 80 $40, a55 sa5 S.E. io.os los2,
Al -. liz n.sf d. m siaIe tn 100 sfF'
Z =. 5'oi eQL SO s-57. 7.2a. iass I'D SD
Accommodation. $50. 7.io. si4 nm a.
m. II. 30, "a, 400, SO and 1913 D. N.
for Chester lexpressl, Isl. 40 80. 7.42,
1.3i, 500 f.5s COZ. c.J7 and 900 D. m
Accommodations e.io. 10. Sl4. il.0s a.
ms l2Sg. 2a2. 400, 6.26. go apd io.A3 D. m.
800. . g Dining Carr, 9.55, 1888, Has a. m;
.i2.l6 Dining Carl, 1.31 (Dinins Carl 31i
e0s, ''e.2o Dining Carr, .7.22 and $40 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA. i.20. g30 no 7.50. $50 l00s.
1852 a. m. 1890. ~ aga al ass, 500
6Ql, 122l s,ld and 1913 p, m.
For Boston without change 10 u "a. in..
For Newark Center and intermediates
stations, i.3i a, m, and $40 p. m.
$40 lois and il.QO a. m; i2f5 1918. ellis.
100. $50 5.2s. '.6.io. e4e. 7.O3, 1s5 8ll D.
baltimore and Intermediates stations.
? 81 fi2 65i.p. m. l2.0o night
~ Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
M " " express. ss9 '2c5 rs ssS.
go, t;oi, ~, sos, 5ss $50 Sos, e:2o' s.5G
l.dl, A.lN ll.W D. M, and II % night
AeeontHodelon 81, I.ao. az io-S5 AMI
lbs p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Phlladephia (express). l5l, 800. s0l
a.5A, 6Ol. 10, 300 aud p.l6 p. m.
Accommodation, 40 $50 a. M l2.1f.
ZOO 400 $50, 12s and 0l3 D. m
For Chester texprcss) l5l. 40, $50. ll.f1
%. M; 49, 800. 400. 6.07 and sos D. m.
Accommodation. 40. SOS a. M. 1914.
200 400 SIG, 7.2S and 1913 p. M.
For New York Through express). i5l
t.o2 ESQ iDlnins Carl. 9.55. i0.52. li.id a. m.
i.3i Dining Curl. 800 60i 5000 (Dinlng
Car). Ic3, 9i6 b. M, connecting via Broad
Stroet Station Philadelphia, 40. tic. SIS
q. M; Isl, 400, 400, ass 6.o7. i2s and io.is
D. M.
For Boston. without change. Ia p. m.
baltimore and washington, i.3b. 500
l0tA a. m.i 1905. l2.i3. i6Q, $50, 5.23, '-i.l0
d.t6 100, Sill p. m, and l,& Night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations 5oi
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street for
Wilmington (expressl. 800. 100 1924 ilss
"a. n.. il3. 3i2 in. sos. sos O55. 1.3i. 835
~. 10. ii.26 p. u. and 1920 night
Accommodation. S.35, gi2 1876 a. m- 7;
t2.tl, 2.E. 0.l3. 6E and 1920 r.. m.
FOR THE SOU1uf.
Southern Railway. $50 p. M, daily,
slee pera 70 New OrleSina, Aiken. Memphis.
and lolnp1, l.26 p. M. daily, sleepera 70
New Orleans. Memphis. Nashville. Via
AshcNllle and hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Ldnc.-i2i2 r. No.. daily.
slfcpcfa 10 Charleston, Jacksonville. Port
Tampa and Macon. 1853 night dai y.
slecnerA TO Richmond and Jacksonville
Chesapeake a Ohio Railway. 6.il p. m
dai.y, dining car, and aieepers 70 CmeAn.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
GOOD SPORTS AT PEORIA.
Edith w Makes the Best Mile in Har-
ness for the Year.

PEORIA, July 13.-The Peoria Trotting
Association had ideal weather and q very
FAST track. with eg90 people in attendance.
for the third Gay % the meeting The
feature of the afternoon & racing was the
last neat Of the z:1Z pace, which was done
in z.0eIZ BY Edith W being the fastest
mile driven In harness on any track Up 10
date This year. Results:
2.lG pace, 5000 Diminished yesterday
VIII Tranby won, Baby Ruth second. Don
third. Seneca See fourth She Can, Harry
Victor and Romards finished az named.
Tirne-2.O9. z:i0A 2:97, Z:gS&z.
2l2 pace :lo-Edita W @ won ,h3-s n straight Iga
ME Mac, Ophelia. Lily Of the Valley.
Cavatine. Carrie J. Harry G and Kirk
wood finished as named. Time-2:10, 2:gTA,
2:O61z
2:l6 trot. s10o0-Ellert won second. third
and fourth heats and race. Best time.
21laz. Berginla second, Joggephine Dizonl
third Robert Lee. Pilot Evans. Ora I'd
Baron. Eoka. Our Lucky. Oracle T and
Kane also started.
80 pace. $10G0-RHey p won IN straight
heats Best time, 2.10&l. airline y second,
X-ray third. Lord Sumrall Harry =. ar
cola Plum Line. Admiral Dewey and Dan
Patchen finished as named
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
EMMETT DONAHUE MAY
SUE FOR DIVORCE
The Ukiah Society Belle Too Fond Of
the Companionship of Young
Harold Hart

UKIAH. July 13-When the news be-
came commonly disseminated that En-
nett Donahue, prominent citizen Of this
community. had been forced 70 separate
from his wife on account Of her alleged
fnfatuation for a son OF J. H Hart, The
local Western Union operator and agent
for Wells-Fargo, q sensation was created
and the affair Is now the common talk Of
the town. Not only is Mrs Donahue a
beautiful woman, but the position she
held as a society belle was not resigned
after her marriage and she has always
been the center Of attraction at every
leading social event.
Emmett Donahue. who is the son of ex-
Sheriff Jerry DonahBe, is one Of the men,
bers Of q firm handling abstracts Of rec
ords, and has always enjoyed an ire
proachable reputation. He was married
about eight years ago TO Emma Man
kins, whose father at one time owned a
great deal Of land In the northern part OF
town. Their union was blessed by the
birth Of a daughter, who was named
Ruth. A few months ago Mrs Donahue
began to show a marked preference Cor
Harold Hart, who is several years her
junior, and finally the tongue Of scandal
began to Wag Ugly stories came 10 the
husbands ears and he eXpostulated with
his wife, but In vain. Things finally
reached point where Donahue fatty told
his wife that her conduct must cease or
they would have 10 separate. She seemed
not 10 care and last week the husband
decided her their residence and presented
her with 5000 IN coin. Then he removed
his personal belongings and il is under
stood will sue for divorce.
ahue even his wffe's relatives decla ring
that her conduct has been inexcusable.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
SEVER CONTRADICTED.
Startling Story Of Nightly Ca
ro1,saIs at Fest Office.

GAN RAFAEL. July 12.-Frank Seavers :
s.o-1- regarding his relations with Miss
A,,fts pv-rue and the time he became &C
r11aiuted with her IS Eatly contT tTaClCte9 ~ y
SF-s = L Perkins formerly AoeIEn So Son-
LIN ~ THIS city, who until eighteen EIl Illlls
- ,--ae the 7fght chief operator o. East
C74ra She furnishes some lnteTesung eF4-
Snnce concerning Seaver's record. nrSt as
sxtitchboard operator and later as man
agSr I ,a+;cs ~ in the papers" said the lady
-o-dav Chat Mr.. Seaver says be became
ACQUAINTED with Miss Byrne Wnen ne was
Toa1agar OF East Office This IS untrue
T-rr more than a year prior 10 MS promo
tior 10 the position OF manager l was
night chief operator OF the once SeasS z!
80 +hen simply a switchboard man, ano
s~t-s- ali this time he was acquainted
ys-5th Miss Byrne and used 10 bring ner 70
the office while ne was supposed TO oe a.
tending TO his duties. i ne IS quotea COZ @col :
ractlv IN saving the relation ne sustained
- her was simply that Of brother, then
ne was a brother whom no parent coulo
trust Many times he entered the once
Miss Adrianne Reilly, my assistant, often
-t-aJ ~ discuss this with me and we eX-
T1-essed sorrow for Miss Byrne, VINO was
deemed a model young woman before her
acquaintance with SeaYer.
sSpTreouputly he would, while drinking,
Try 10 act fami!iarly with Miss Kelly ana
roI-self and we both gained MS enTnlty by
re1n7,ising him the result being that Wnen
- -.-as promoted TO the position Of man
ager he encouraged US TO tax 70 supscrlp-
ers during idle moments ana tnen Haoe
trouble for US with the company.
aAs manager he was very arbitrary ana
orce forced a day girl named Ioohey,
who lives on Union street, near hyde, 70
work when she was Ill and ADDED seEeral
hours overtime because she was nYe min
,1tss late in reaching the office. Miss
21yrne once told me that SeaTer had
promised 70 marry her and it was DOUBT
less a refusal 10 do 20 that caused her
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
LAYS NEW TRACKS
Line Near EIWood VIII
Be Straightened.
BAD GRADES TO BE ABOLISHED
RIGHT OF Way ALREADY Sc
CURED THROUGH RANCHES.
The Saloons II tae Eeighborhood q
the Camp Delay the
Wo-k OF Cons-uc-
ton
BAD GRADES TO BE ABOLISHED
s2eaz, D.s7z.es = r. Cal

SANTA BARBARA. July D--he
Southern Pacific Company VII sr-aig1ta1
rs Ike be-we4- ms city and E-vooc-
IhIz saving Lxo O -hrz= miles e11 doing
away WITH Z grea- many curves arl1
heavy grades Il mas beer ruDorec 1U-
Soma I1ls tza- IL company S-as co1-ena-
plating making ms change, out nothing
definite was kD0Ea until today H1s1
Henry Hill 6se5sd -o me S0u-1s-n Eaclae
Z r1gat d way through his ranch
The TRIP q land which the Southern
Pacific bought contains almost SIX acres.
ald tbs price paid Tas SS755. Lle company
paving Is nigh as S5D AZ acre fo- HalnZt
lands. The price paid vii b ( basis upon
which tt.e or1er -azcbzrs along -hIs Lrs
Viz charge tE1e company t0r the -1g1- q
Wav. Ever train brings II -we1Ly-1ss z
70 fifty rev men f0T the railroad camp a
q near Eiwoo6. but ths contractors are
meeting Win much trouble II keeping -le
men more EEaL few DAYS
Toe saloons -zsa- LL1s camps are delaying
the work q cons Er1cI5oL. IS IfS men 1Ts-
QueE1 these places every evening and -zs
following day are II poor condition 10
v.ork. become dissatisfied and quit The
Board q Supervisors tpok up the DG--s-
and an attempt was MADE 70 revoke -Ae
Gce1ges. bu1 = was u1sUccess1l-- Ram 81
& Marsh are importing Mexican labor
and are meeting wiz much Success
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
QUARREL MARS
CHICAGO TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
Eastern Men Say the
West Was F FaVored.
THE PLAY STOPPED BY RAIN
POSTPONED MATCHES WILL
COME OFF TO-DAY.
The Tourney at Queens Royal Has
Already Reached the Finals.
Whitman Still Holds His
Own.
THE PLAY STOPPED BY RAIN
POSTPONED MATCHES WILL
COME OFF TO-DAY.
Special Dispatch 70 The CAL

CHICAGO. July 13.-The play in the
Western championship tennis tourna-
Tnent closed to-day with quarrel. A
p0stponement on account Of rain OF the
senl-fnaI round Of doubles. which is
one Of the most important matches Of
the week, called forth complaints from
players and spectators, and may cause
q rupture IN the tournament. Sectional
feeling entered into the matter. and as
the decision favored Western men the
irnpartiality Of the tournament officials
was brought into question.
Two matches in doubles were but
fairly started when drizzlIug rain set
in which grew heavier as the play pro-
gressed TWO sets were played in the
wet, both going 10 the Eastern team
When the fourth set was called Referee
Mcclellan called a halt and claimed that
the courts were in no condition 10 play.
With the chances in their favor for win
ming, the Eastern players entered a
vigorous protest, claiming the courts
were no worse than when the previous
sets were played and demanded that the
match be finished.
II took half an hour 10 finally decide
the matter. The rain continued during
that time and sustained the referee IN
his decision Hackett and Allen ac-
cused the local management Of stop
ping the match to save the Western
men. who were decidedly of in their
game after the rain started. Results:
Semi-hnal doUbles-Hackett and AL
len against Bond and Collins, 4-S, 6-3,
6-1. unfinished; Myers and Warden
against McQueston brothers, 6-l, 6-3,
unfinished.
The play viii begin tomorrow In the
fourth round Of singles and all the
matches postponed from to-day Will be
played before the doubles. The IN
finished contests in doubles win also be
played off.
QUEENS ROYAL. NIAGARA, Ont,
July 13-The championship tennis tour
nament has already reached the finals.
National Champion ". Whitman won
from Beals Wright Of Boston in the
semi finals in two close sets. The finals
VIII be played tomorrow afternoon
and Whitman's opponent viii be the
winner of the match between i. =.
Fisher and J. =. Paret.
Considerable progress has been made
in the handicap singles and the
four low-mark men, Whitman, Fisher,
Wright and r. .. Little, are still un-
defeated
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
The Medal Fund.

The following are the latest contribu-
tions TO the medal fund for medals and
certificates to be given 10 all who volun-
teered in California during the recent war
with Spain:
From citizens of Bridgeport. Mono
County, through the Chronicle Union, SO;
from the Assessors Office, ss4 80; cash, SO.
Those in the Assessors Office who con-
tributed are:
Washington Dodge. Assessor. SO; Edmond
Godchaux. w. II. Kline. A. D MieseEaes,
George Tuvoll, Charles Gildea r T Curtis.
Thomas j. Clark John NJ. Ferris. Hugh S
Hagan, 50 50 each; A. Murphy, James Graham.
2. NJ Wellin, ". Tourtillott, s. A. Raphael,
J. c. Corbett. James Curiett. r. o. Luders, r.
G.. Spalding, E. F Lacy. Frank Barrett. c. II.
Woolsey. J. L. Halsted, G. J. McChesney, w.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
TWELVE MEN
DROWNED IN
A SHIPWRECK
Ship City of York a
Total Loss.
SAILED FROM HERE IN APRIL
DRIVEN ASHORE on RoTTEEsT
ISLAND IN I GALE
CAPTAIN Philip H Jones and Eleven
OF the Crew Were Drowned
While Trying 70 Reach
Shore.
SAILED FROM HERE IN APRIL
DRIVEN ASHORE on ROTTEEsT
ISLAND IN I GALE

Tia British ship City y York which
left hsre o1 april 3 last f0T ETeTza1tle'
Australia. L total wreck q R01I-zRs.
Island. and Captain Jo1es and eleven O
ire crew a-a drowned Ihe news O ll-
r5zsz-z- -s-a II z short dispatch q he
Afa-orz-ts' Exchange yesterday The III
particulars VII 1o- b known hare --ll
he arrival e the mai steamer from Syo-
nsy. y s "
Tne CITY ot YORK arrived hs-s rom LdT-
a-roo5 with E general cargo on January
= and soon after was chartered by :. =
Moore & CO. 70 load lumber for Als-rs--a
she lay a. rhe ssawaI and lzs.t'5 1eeL q
redwood. pine and spr7cs -lEl11=f -
zoos ar6 1s rolls of paper. al Tal1s-
- - 81 ze-e put aboard he--
Thz-e was some trouble over Ins ioso-
t-r a-6 : lawsuit < now n progress ever
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
ARDEER WINS REACH PLATE.
Sloan Captures Midsummer Stakes
on Lorillard's Dominee II.

LONDON, July 13-At the third day Of
the Newmarket second July meeting to-
day the Reach plate Of 1G2 sovereigns was
won BY Douglas Baird's b. c. Ardeer Tod
Sloan rode &. +. Dwyer's b. (. Peaches,
but was unplaced. Fifteen horses ran the
last FIVE furiongs Of the Banbury mile.
The betting was 70 ! against Peaches.
A handicap plate Of 100 soyereigns was
won by II. Barnato's b. m. Sweet Story.
Sloan rode the Prince Of Wales Eventail,
but was unplaced in a field Of seventeen.
The betting was % 10 against EYentaiI
In the race for the midsummer stakes
j. Lorillards Dominee II. ridden by
Sloan, beat Lord Dunraven's Inorganic.
This event IS Of 800 soyereigns. added to
q sweepstakes Of 10 soyereigns each for
starters. The betting was q to ! on Dom
inee II.
The Chesterfield. stakes were won by
Leopold de Rotbschild's b. T. Atbara.
Visconte Foy's Mercure Gallant ridden
by Sloan. was unplaced. Nine horses ran
the last FIVE furlongs Of the Banbury
mile. The betting was 100 to 6 against
Mercure Gallant
The lightweight handicap was won by
ST. Lupdy. Sloan rode Red Queen ii. and
finished second. Lather-Op-W Wheel was
third. Nine horses ran mile and half
The betting was Z TO 4 against Red
Queen IL.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14

The Wrecked Brit sh Ship City OF York

story. For her pains Mrs Adams says
-Fat The detective told hs- 70 keep neT
mouth smut. Subsequently when ne
Co-oner-E deputies came 70 remove mo
hcdv. Graha was OF hand MS ADAMS
asked why They were going 70 take her
bsbv's body away, and again s1s was Lolo
% mind her business Finally she asked
permission 70 kiss her baoy gooo-ny and
srs~red toward the -oom II which The
BODY Iay Thsreupon Graham slammed
1he door II her face and refused her per
mission 70 see the body. telling her 70
come 10 the Mo-g1s Il she desired
When Mrs. Adams asked Sergeant
Duke when they were going 70 bury her
baby she said that ne answered, OE. l
guess next week" Thsl she asked per-
mission 10 20 70 the funeral. and Duke
and Graham promised her that she could
accompany the body 70 the grave Far
four days they kept Up these promises.
and then she found that the body had
been buried
This system of police persecution kent
up throughout the preparation o. the
case. she said. and without cause, as she
offended no one She further testified
regarding the bottle that Mrs Kenny haj
seen the child playing with i near tbs
chicken trough III the yard and had said
so sfrerwar6 Her testimony was cor
roborative OF that given by various other
witnesses