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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-04
The Careful Trare1nr

Always gives himself plenty of time to
make his train without hurrying The
Milwaukee's Pioneer Limited leaves Min
neapolis at 80 p. m. and St Paul s 10 D.
m. daily for Milwaukee and Chicago, and
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-04
Stereotxners, Union.

The stereotypers' union met in the
committee room at Assembly halls last
night. There was one initiation Other
business transacted was confined to the
regular routine.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-04
LAKE SHORE PAVILION AND PARK,
White Rear Lake. on st. Paul & Du-
Iuth Railroad

An up-to-date park and pavilion. where
refreshments of all kinds are served in
first-class manner. Open every day and
evening. Frequent trains via St Paul &.
Duluth railroad. Fare every day only
25 cents round trip from St. Paul or
Wednesday Nts(il tHty' and Saturday W evening Fare
so cents round trip. which includes dane
ing privilege.
before had such a volume of passenger
business When people travel bu-i1sss
is prosperous. The happy part of this is
that in the great Northwest the railroad
that carried out of the Twin Cities more
passengers than any other was the
North Western Line &C., ST. P, M. & o.
Ry).
To Chicago,
To Omaha
Shortest and best.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-04
NEGRO LYNCHED.

Attempted to Assault Six-Year-0Id
Daughter of Planter.
BLAKEI.EY, Ga, Aug. 3-Louis An
derson, negro, was iynched today for
attempting to assault the six-year-old
daughter of ]. w. Bowman. a planter
for whom he worked.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-04
HALF-RATE TICKETS

In Effect Via ST. Paul & Duluth
Railroad
To Taylors Falls, Chisago Lakes. For
est Lake. Rush City and Pine City Good
going any train Saturday and Sunday.
good returning Monday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-04
grievance Commtttee.

The grievance committee of the st.
Paul trades and labor assembly will meet
at the office of Edward Feldhauser, in
the Manhattan block, at y o'clock today
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-04
EXCURSIONS VIA LAKE SUPERIOR

Boat Lines to Eastern Points.
The st. Paul & Duluth Railroad is sell
ing tickets to all points East via the
Great Lakes. Meals and berth Included
Get rates and reserve berths at st. Paul
q Duluth Ticket Offices.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-04
VITAL STATISTICS.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Louis P. Shanahan, Jessie r. Black
Basil St. Mare, Josephine Burket.
BIRTHS.
Mrs. B. Connolly, 92S Jackson, girl.
Mrs. Edward Jacques, 107 Lafond, boy.
Mrs. Ben E. Cardinal, 356 jerks, girl.
Mrs. L. Loiselle, New Canada, girl
Mrs. Thos Mason, city hospital, girl
DEATHS
Frank Patroch, Red Wing. 10 yrs.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-04
Detroit. Mich. and Re.rn
ScheduIed for Tnnirht,

$l9.35. Get particulars at 800 Line"
Ticket Office. 39S Robert ST
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-04

Meetings of the painters, building
trades council and steamfitters will oc-
cur at Assembly halls this evening
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Fruits Vegetables Fruits
Carloads Gf Them!

BIaCkherries,
Blueberries,
Black RasEbsrries,
Red Rasrberries
and GuFFants
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-04
MAI. BEANS REPORT
HOW THE BOYS OF THE THIR-
TEENTH REGIMENT FOUGHT
AND FARED
IN THE HOT CLINE OF MANILA

Present Whereabouts of the Officers
and Their OccupatiOns-List of
Casualties as Reported to Adjt.
Gen. Lambert-SeveraI Severe
skirmishes and Loss of Life-HOw
Maj. Digg1es Was Wounded.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-04
In THE. SOCIETY WORLD
PRETTY LAWN FETE ON THE
GROUNDS OF ST. VINCENT'S
CHURCH
TO BE REPEATED TONIGHT

The Home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
MyrOn Presented Very At
tractive Appearance Last Night
Two Hundred Children on the
East Ninth Street Play Grounds
And They Danced Funny Jiss.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
GOLF PLAYERS WHO
ARE BOOKED TO MEET

T. W. Tetley, instructor of the San Ra-
fael Golf Club. left Coronado some days
ago, but met with an accident at Bakers
field and was compelled to remain there.
The preparation of the schedule of events
for the season has been deferred until his
return TO San Francisco. Several of the
San Francisco golfers are also members
of the San Rafael Club, and will play on
the links there during the summer. The
annual meeting of the club will be held
in the clubhouse in San Rafael next Sat
urday, May 20. at o'clock in the after
noon. The election of seven members, to
be known as the council, will be held at
the meeting. The present council con-
sists of Richard A. Parker (captain). Car
ter p. Pomeroy (vice captain), Fred II.
Green secretary and treasurer). Mark l..
Gerstle John J. Crooks, Frank s. John
son and James II. wilkins.
John Lawson of the Burlingame Club,
who is now in Scotland, has telegraphed
that he has engaged a professional for
the San Francisco Golf Club, who will
arrive in this city shortly. 1t is probable
that water will be piped to the putting
greens on the Preside course, which will
then be kept in excellent condition
throughout the year Throughout South
ern California the puttinggr are not
really greens, being of hardened leveed
soil and not of turf. The Presidio links
are almost the only ones in California in
which the course is of real spongy turf,
that holds the ball up and reduces the
risk of jarring the wrists and breaking
a club to a minimum
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
CHAMPIONSHIP BOUTS
AT THE OLYMPIC CLUB
Finals for All Glasses Will Soon Be
Decided-Indoor Field and
Track Contests

On Wednesday evening, May "a. the first
events for the amateur boxing champion
ship Of the Pacific Coast will be fought
out at the Olympic Club. There will be
siX-rOund goes for the feather, light well
ter and middle-weight laurels. The win
uer in each class will be presented with
the Herman Oelrichs belt and gold
medal by the club.
In the feather-weight class are W. J.
Leonard of the Olympic Club and W
Hosken Of the Manhattan Club. For the
lightweight championship J. Kane of the
Liberty Club and Doc Flynn of the South
End Rowing Club will try conclusions.
The fight which promises the most fstic
excitement is that between A. Hellman
Of the Sacramento Athletic Club and F.
Asst of the Manhattan Athletic Club They
both fought pretty bouts in the semi
finals Of the welters. and much specula-
tion is hazarded on the result. For the
middle-weight championship ]. Mcdonald
of the Olympic and +. Johnson from the
Multnomah Athletic Club. Portland Will
take a try at things.
The Pacific Coast Amateur Association
will hold an indoor field and track cham
pionship in the Olympic Club gymnasium
on May %. Prizes will be given for each
event. The card is: 25-yard dash. 25-
yard hurdle 6O0-yard run, 10OO-yard run
pole vault. broad jump, high jump, shot
put and obstacle race. Entries close on
Tuesday, May %
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
GAME BIRDS THAT
WILL BE PROTECTED
Supervisors of Marin County Are Up
in Arms-Olympic Gun Club
preSor11a

Now that curlew are plentiful along the
east shores of the bay sportsmen who
do not take an interest in trap-shooting
can enjoy a pleasant days outing where
the longbills feed. Yesterday Tom John
son, Ben Andrews and Billy Ford made
a very good bag of birds on Bay Farm
Island, Alameda. The sportsmen will
visit the same grounds to-day, and they
expect to return with large number of
birds, as they now understand how to
hunt them. The marshes near Mount
Eden are also favorite grounds of the
curlew, which is a good table bird after
it's arrival from the north.
To-day the San Francisco Gun Club and
the Empire Gun Club will hold bluerock
shoots at Alameda Point. The San Fran
in the forenoon. The Empires will COM
mence the breaking of clays about
o'clock and the sport will continue until
late in the evening.
The Olympic Gun Club will meet at it's
grounds near Ingleside and the grassing
of live birds will afford members
pleasant afternoons outdoor entertain
ment Report says that the Olympic
Gun Club may have a new inland game
preserve when the season for quail-shoot-
ing will have arrived. Some of the lead
ing members of the club have been ne
gotiating with a farmer named Rogers,
who resides near Nicasio, in Marin
County, for the privilege of shooting
game. which of course includes deer and
secured the members will certainly have
good inland hunting grounds, as there
are large flocks of quail on the ranches
of McIsaac and Rogers, because of the
fact that outsiders have been prohibited
from decimating the flocks thereon. 1t
is not probable, however. that the club
will make any definite overtures to the
owner of the property in question until
it is learned what the Supervisors of
Marin County will accomplish at their
next meeting relative to the preservation
of game in their county. Doubtless the
Supervisors will permit of no more than
two months in which quail may be shot
next season, and 1t can be safely said
that the season will not open on October
THAT is, according to the State law.
With a knowledge of the fact that the
young October birds meet with a hot re-
ception from certain individuals who call
themselves sportsmen, the Supervisors
will ordain that the season for quail
shooting will not open until November l.
and doubtless they will also put limit on
the number of birds to be bagged by
hunters. The sale of quail and deer in
the county will be strictly prohibited. as
will also the shipment of game out of the
county. This ordinance will compel the
high-class hunter to pack his game If
he desires to return with Ii to this city
An ordinance of similar kind it is said,
will be passed in the near future by the
Supervisors of Solano County. Evidently
the farmers and sportsmen of the in
terror are waking up to the fact that
game is sadly in need of protection.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
ALL ABOUT TENNIS
PLAYS AND PLAYERS
Eastern Experts May Journey West
This Year to Try Out the
Native Sons.

Western players have always been lost
in sea of doubt as to the relative posi-
tions occupied by tennis cracks with
Eastern championship records and by
the Western men who have gained lau-
rels on this coast. This. year a strong
attempt will be made to bring out the
Eastern champions.
The biggest tournament that the Cali
fornia Tennis Club has held in many
years will be played on the clubs
courts on Decoration day. 1t will be
a class singles tournament. There will be
three classes, the handicapping to be
done by the committee, w. Stauf act
ing for R. J. Davis, Robert N Whitney
and Henry Wehe. For each class prizes
have been donated. Rackets will go to
the lucky men who reach the finals. The
entries are coming in already, and there
Is every prospect of an old-time big tour
nament.
This afternoon al the Alameda Club the
following matches of the academic cham
pionship tournament will be played: Roth
against Dibert, Weihe against Brown,
Brummel and Jones against Weihe and
Roth Drummond McGavin and Hooper
against Dibert and Brown.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14

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The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
ACTIVITY AMONG THE
LOCAL ROWING CLUBS
The Season Will Be Ushered in at
Long Bridge To-Day With Sew
eral Races and High links.

The Ariels will open the local rowing
season to-day with a regatta at Long
Bridge. The following committee has
charge of the arrangements: E. Lynch,
H. Pless A. Taylor, G. T. McGinnes, w.
Howe and J. r. Bockman Racing will
begin about 10:30 a. m. The programme
contains nine events, the entries for
which are here given:
Novice outraged skin race-A Haughton F.
Shell race-G. Wittkopf and F. a. Stern
berg.
Senior outraged skiff race-J. Wilson and G..
Phelan.
Junior barge race-E. Lynch, E. McDonough,
T. LeRond. J. O. O'Connell and ]. Ficken
Pie-eating race. Flanders, w. Cirowney
and c. McAuliffe.
Senior barge versus intermediate barge-Wil-
son brothers versus w Howe, ]. Nolan, j.
O'Connell and ]. Flcken.
Exhibition outraged skiff race between w
McCausland and Leander Stevenson
Swimming exhibition by A Taylor and j.
Smith
Barge race between Irish" and German
crews, the former made up of E. Lynch, 2.
i iousn, =. 4'osaH anu h4We, anu tne
H. Pless and F. Steffens
At the meeting of the Dolphins held
last Wednesday it was decided, from re-
spect to the memory of the late Frank A.
Grimm Of the Olympic Club, to defer the
Dolphn-Olympic ladies' day at Tiburon.
c. NJ. Farrell and w. o. Patch were ap-
pointed a committee to procure a new
pair-oared gig. A junior barge crew is
going out to practice three times a week
DIR. Axton (boW), W Bush (No. p, A.
Micheletti (No. - and T. J. Sullivan
(stroke) A committee from the Pioneer
Rowing Club will visit the Dolphin boat
house to-day for the purpose of trying
the new barge built for the Dolphins by
Twigg. Three boatloads of Dolphins will
visit the Ariel Club house to-day. A w.
Pape has decided 10 become professional
sculler, and will try to secure a match
with a Portland or British Columbia oars
man. The following were appointed a
committee on the nomination of officers
for the ensuing term c. Nc. Farrell, F..
p. Sullivan T. ]. Kennedy, c. I. Roach
and Adam Schuppert
At the last meeting of the South End
Rowing Club the following new members
were initiated: J. J. Lermen, H. S.
Martin. ]. j. Van Nostrand and Herbert
Fishbeck. Ten new members were elected.
At the last meeting of the Alameda
Boating Club Richard Meserole, Sydney
Pollard and Leon David were elected
members. The creek oarsmen are mani
Testing great activity. club regatta
and links will be given toward the end of
June. The committee in charge consists
of S j. Pembroke. II. w. Mas, w. G.
Hansen Arthur Hammersmith and c..
Pesoli. A new skiff and outraged racing
skiff are to be obtained. The Alameda
men would like to have the champion
ship regatta held on the creek this year.
The money which the regatta committee
of the Pacific Assoeia ton has on hand,
supplemented by grant from the asso-
citation would be sufficient, with external
financial aid. The water in the creek is
almost always smooth and the opportuni-
ties for seeing the race are much better
than, at Long Bridge. John Lewis will
probably take E Hadcock's place on the
how thWart of the senior Alameda barge.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14

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The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
YACHTSMEN TO RACE
DOWN FROM VALLEJO
The San Francisco Club Anticipates
n Lively Run if the Wind Is
FaVora bile


The Corinthian cruise to Vallejo was
Very successful, the Commodore sloop
Aeolus being accompanied by the sloops
Truant, Clara, Edna. Ella. Freda, Pride,
MiSnon, Mike, Thelma and Nellie, and
the yawls Nereid and Arcturus. The
schooners Lurline and Chspa, and the
EawIS Frolic and Phyllis. Of the san
Francico Yacht Club, Joined the cruise.
yesterday and to-day are open dates
on the proGTa mme of the COriuthian, San
Francisco and South Bay clubs. me
Calitornias yesterday evening cruised 70
Quarry Cove, and to-day viii return IN
squadron to the Creek.
he Enclnal Yacht cup. the opening
day Of which has been delayed by Jhe
necessary repairs and reconstruction OF
the hoathOUse and annex, is now set lot
Next Saturday. May ?, the Corinthians
viii cruise to Petaluma dravhridge. re
turning next day. Next sunday the SouIn
Bays have q ladies day me 9ale Is opeH
on the programme of the Californlas
Next Saturday nearly the whole fleet or
the San Francisco Yacht Club Will sail up
kind of race will be held. The small boats
viii start first, in the order OF their size
make their best speed to the club house
al Sausalito. and the first yacht TO make
her moCriugS VIII receive penndnt An
other pennant will be given to the yacht
making the fastest time irrespective Of
the time allowance If a boat misses her
rno0riuEs she must make another attempt
UDtl she actually Ties up 10 tnern- line
allowances according to the sailing length
If the boats viii be given. Independently
uf the club event. i. {. Bartletts yawl
Fr0Iic and Dr. A W. MCKenZie'S SloOp
Sa0pho viii have a race down from Va
Uei6 the losing boat to put up dinner
for all hands on the winning craft. To
each boat viii he assigned a time at. but
not before. which she may start. and her
elapsed time viii be calculated from then;
her arrival will be noted by the boat
keeper at the clubhouse in SauSalto. The
allowance to the boats will be given in a
later issue of The Call. The event is a
novel one, and is exciting considerable IN
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
A CRICKET TEAM MAY
COME FROM THE SOUTH

This morning on the Webster street
grounds, Alameda, the second match of
the season will be played between the Pa
cific and California cricket clubs. The
association has rule that no member of
an affiliated club who may be delinquent
in his dues to his club may play for an
other club until the arrears are paid up.
The Pacific eleven to-day will be as fol-
lows: J. Myers, George Theobald (cap-
tain), c. Simmonds, c. p. Coles. Fame
Sewell, J.. J. Theobald, J. II. Harbour w.
Gordon and A. w. Wilding The repre-
sentatives of the California Club will be
chosen on the ground from the following:
gins. E. T. Randall. J. c. Robertson, Z.
fs6T9sdeRF ReeTes & 3 Jonea M G. q Fefrs see9ffk j. y b
Carr, A. D. Reynolds. 4; Dickinson, H.
beck and +. G. SlOman have played for
Alameda, and during the early part of
last season A. Dickinson was one of the
strongest bats of the Pacific eleven. II.
H Cookson. A. d. Reynolds and w.
Reeves were members of the old Bohe
mian Club.
club. the Los Angeles. will join the Cali
fornia Cricket Association. H. Jones'
Bateman, a member of that club, was in
this city during the past week on his way
to british Columbia, and stated that the
cricketers of Los Angeles and vicinity
were desirous to bring team up to San
Francisco later in the season, and that
the Los Angeles Club would affiliate it
self with the. association.
The suggestion that arrangements
should be made for the Australian team
riav a match against a California team on
Rlay ts return q m '0 to australia is not likely to
meet with favor. as the debt incurred on
the occasion of the visit of the Australian
eleven some years ago hampered the as
ISOLATION seriously and has even yet not
been entirely wiped off. Besides, no team
could be gathered in Californiiaa IL, that t. would
against an ordinary Australian eleven,
much less against what is considered the
strongest eleven that has ever represented
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
Caledonian Clubs Games.

The games committee having in charge
the thirty annual gathering and
games of the Caledonian Club at Shell
Mound Park on decoration day have
completed all the arrangements. They
had a meeting Friday night, every mem
Der being present and the greatest en-
thusiasm prevailed as the success of the
ceiyed. The committee is composed of
Angus Mcleod. A. NJ. Macpherson, F. F.
F'inlay, Andrew McNair. j. W. Cameron,
DR.. ]. A. J. Mcdonald, John Reid, George
Davidson, C. A. McPhee. William Mitch
ell, D. II. Finnie, John A. Mcdonald, j.
]. Cameron, James Gorrie, j: II. Duncan,
John A. Mcleod and Daniel A. McDon-
aid.
events, several of them being entirely
new to this coast, and competitors Will be
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
BOYS WHO CAN SWIM
AND DIVE LIKE SEAL S

The following athletes will take part in
the aquatic exercises at Sutro Baths this
afternoon:
Fifty-yard dash. novice-J. Carroll, B. Emer-
ick, r. Bedford, H. Mckenzie. A Beyfuss. E.
Mckenzie
Fifty-yerd dash, juvenile-W. Hurley, W
Connolly. c. Donovan. o. Beyfuss. T. Guerin,
G. Clough.
High diving. for boys-W. Hoffman d Har-
ris, NJ. sullivan. G. Cane, c. Schultz, r. Bed
ford.
Tub race. three prizes-E Wells w Ysrrow.
f. Boyer O. Ehrman. II. Stelljes. G. 3ryen
G. Adler, c. Cane c. Augustus, ". Phillips
S Schwarts a Beyfuss
Trick and fancy spring board dving-C
Strohlin F. Duran, F. Clough, E. WINFIELD
w Hurley, c. Donovan.
Trapeze diving-By Professors Baker and
Schultz.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
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The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
Mary Jackson Died.

Miss Mary Jackson, the young woman
who Jumped from the window of a lodg-
ing-house at 534 Bush street, died from
her injuries yesterday morning. She had
been sick for a long time and had been
under the care of physicians, and while
in a delirious state she walked out of a
window in the third story. Coroner Hill
waived an inquest, as he was convinced
that the deceased was unaware of what
she was doing when she made the fatal
step.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14

s3O0O A caterer has been engaged to look
after the clubs guests.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14

II is a mechanical device in imitation
mahogany frame. stands five feet high and is
very handsomely put together At the top are
eight slots so that eight persons can play at
The same time There is slide push rod
AS in most slot machines. but each slot takes
care OF Itself and by q very clever arrange
nient when the hand on the dial indicates win
ninc The amount is mechanically dumped out
INTO a cup attached that the machine makes
It's own cash payments. Several hundred have
been set uD during the past two years and
those who are familiar with slot devices say
this is the only machine on the market that
cannot be worked 1t is called the Elk Slot
Machine and is manufactured and sold only
BY The western Novelty Co.. 3i1 and 545 Wabash
ave, Chicago
Write them for full description. 1t is a win
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present from all over the coast and from
the East. The prizes amount to over
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
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The San Francisco call., 1899-05-14
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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A slot machine that does everything but talk
is catching the attention Of those who delight
In playing this fascinating form Of sport