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OF INTEREST TO THE COAST

WASHINGTON. Dec. I9.-Pacific Coas.
patents were granted to-day as follows:
Calfornia-Edwarl J.. Brown San Franctsco
label holder FOR bottles or packages: Andres,
~. Conatzer. Los Angeles pruning shear-.
George NJ Grant Valley Springs cutting to'i (.
Julian ID. Han. Rnstonia. steplad5.r. Trrss.--t.,,
Helt stockton. boiler. Houston Mann CPIufel
railway ore pulNerlzer. George ". Manuel
Oakland. sash fastener: Emil Nfarskv Ss5
de-e detachable leaf ledger: George A MAJ
tern. Berkeley. suspcneIrv handare. W-si,c~ -
sherman. Merced electric cane: Iacob ~ y
Shultz. san Jaciuto. hydro-ca-l,5r 6t,r-Te,. r,t,
M stout Ste"arif Point animal trap: Mary
George w. Van Astync. 1os Angeles fancet
inter. kufls W. AetE san Francisco com,
hined steamer and boiler
holder NY O''A
Washington Ralph W. croclser. Seattle. cover
fastener Tor vessels: Harry Luckenbacb sno-
homish apparatus Tor voiatnizlng and burn
in= oil.
John ". Watson OF San Francisco has
bccn made an examiner ln the pension
Office at 5000 per annum.
The civil Service Commission will hol6
on February an examination for letter
carrier and clerk for the postofice al
Noah II. Peters was to-day appo,n,ed
Postmaster at Jamaica. San Diego
county. vice w y. Morrison. resigned
Also X. il. Marquee AZ Sorba. Orange
County, vice IL ;. Garrisosa removed
Pensions for Californians-Oriefna
cob Waase, Soldiers Home. Los Angeles
so henrF a Burnett. Sacramento 81
Washington - Original - William II
Blair. Montezano. S. Reissue-John n
Heitzman, Port Angeles. Sc
The following have been appointed sub-
sttute letter carriers in the postofice "a,
san Francisco: Charles O. Fov Tbao.
bold Mccarthy, George ". Moore. Charles
Bcvan, Martin II. Higgins Edward II
Ziska. Charles +. kehoe Thomas I, Mar
dis, Thomas 4. Miller. Francis ". Keboe
and Charles a. Britain.
Henry j.. Chamberlln has been an
pointed substitute carrier and Theodore
Hoseau substitute clerk in the Sresno
postofiice.
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Lady saloon-Keepers at Outs.

Mrs. Mary McArdle. saloon-keeper,
Howard street. between Second and Third
was convicted In Judge Conlan's court
yesterday en- a charge of disturbing the
peace. Policeman Mcnamara and Others
testified that on Monday, when she was
arrested, she was particularly demonstra-
tive: Mrs. McArdle in her own defense
testified that Mrs. Granville, who has n
grocery and saloon near her place
smashed one of her windows and got
some hoodlums to make offensive remarks
at her through the broken window and
throw stun at her. which made her angry
about the time the officers came and ar
rested her. She was convicted and or
dered to appear for sentence this morning.
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Accused of Stealing Pigeons

Salvatore Champagne. boy II years of
age. was booked at the City Prison ves-
terday by Detectives Dillon and Crockett
on two charges of petty larceny and one
OF burglary. He is accused of breaking
into the pigeon-house OF DR.. W. J. Brva5
26l4 Laguna street. and stealing a nurnLer
Of valuable pigeons. He is accused also
OF having stolen watch from the vest
pocket of Lionel Thibault 1IOI Pine s+raet
last Sunday. Numerous complaints have
recently been received by the police from
owners Of pigeons of their birds being
ing the thief &c
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FALLS DURING A RACE.
LIT. Wlthrow Destroyed and locke,
Frost Injured

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1s-Good weatb-
er gave way to a heavy fog this after-
noon ana the horses in the last race were
9Iliy 2y ulstinguishable in the last sixteenth n.
m Inc Track was good. Dolly Weithoff and
IL. -. w aiin1sIey were the only winning ia
soiItes: Ut Withrow fell soon after the
start in the third race. and. breaking a
ieg, had to be destroyed. Frost, who rode
MN. nid1, nad rib broken in the fall. The
stewards announced this afternoon that
Evelyn Byrd and Traveller would be al.
suits: A'o
Selling. six furlongs-Doly wethoff won.
DsSgeptive second. Debride third. Time. l:l5Iz.
ok ana half furlongs-Cold Or won Profit
SECOND, Si, Iom Gilmore third. Time. 1:22h
,,SS,eIhug, one mile-Dr Walmsley won, Little
Dt.y seconu The Brewer third. Time. l:i3
sellhs, one mile-Trimock won. McC1eary
seSunu' st.n' Martha Fox third. Time. 1;42A.
,Le ana twenty yards-LllIan Rex won
Evelyn Byrd second St Wood third Time
1:44. s'
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demeanor TO shoot any kind of game up
on the county roads and public highways.
penalty not TO exceed $500 is imposed
for violation OF the ordinance.
This action was taken on account Of the
frequent complaints of property owners.
more especially those of the north end OF
the county, who have been greatly an
moved by San Francisco hunters. who
have a habit Of shooting promiscuously
upon the county highways and upon pri-
vate property bordering thereon, greatly
TO the annoyance and sometimes cost OF
those who are the owners OF poultry and
barnyard animals.
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The "Whalev Cantnrad

Much to the JOY Of the residents OF the
Mission, Detectives Fitzgerald and G-a.
ham OF Captain Gillin's division have sue.
ceeded in landing James Condrion aIia,
Jimmy the Whale" in the County TajI
where he will stay for the ensuing si1
months. To the residents of the MissioT
the Whale has long been a source N
considerable annoyance on account ~ ~.
thefts Of chickens. harness and kitcbar
supplies. The Whale" was before Judgs
Mogan yesterday and was sent up foI
half a year P All
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GUS RUHLIN
TOO STRONG
FOR CONROY
Akron Giant Given the Deci-
sion Near the End of the
Seventh Round.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ne" YORK. Dec. l9.-Gus Rubin. the
FOR heavyweight champIonshin hono-a
94eieated Stockings Conroy Of Troy
~. l.. IN seven rounds before the Rroa4 ,
wa waS Athletic Club tonight Conroy mt
rights on Ruhlins ribs and over the ND
nneys, put ne was unable to stand the hip
0nioaii On, swings and jabs and was almost
near the end OF the seventh round ooue
mere mere was a large delegation of Troy
,Pol uhg men around the ringside and
ny, ny placed some fair-sized sums on their
1 t11"IsIIlan, taking odds of 100 10 20 The,
aiso io PEI money even that Conrov xonId
sum on this score. iost toy
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to be seen that night Toby" Irwin
Of the Observatory Club and Tom
Murphy Of the Columbia Club have
been specially engaged to go eight
rounds at l25 pounds They were
chosen by the club managers to take
the place Of the Ryan Vickers fight,
and will undoubtedly put up a good
exhibition.
Nearly as great interest centers in
the bout between Mike" Mcclure
and Dan Regan as in the main event.
Mcclure is looked upon as one of the
leading amateur weller weights on
the coast, and Regan has a reputa-
tion OF being a hard man 10 defeat.
Inc men will fight at 14S pounds.
Judging by their past performances
Inere will be a short and fast fight.
Ihe two other bouts TO be presented
VIII be between Charles Thurston and
HIenry Smelling. at las pounds. and
James Higgins and Joseph Bell are to
go eight rounds at 1872 pounds.
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The National Chessmasters' tournament
was played tonight. when the results
were as follows: Brody downed ScnwaTzi
Kirtie defeated Prock, Alapin and Poples
Alapin. AIbIn and Schlecter adjourned
their game on even terms, Wolf and IlnKi
drew and Maroczy and Marco adjourned
their game, much in favor or Maroczy'
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NEW GAME LAWS.

REDWOOD CITY. Dec l9.-The Board
Of Supervisors Of San Mateo County yes
terday afternoon passed an ordinance
prohibiting the shooting of game upon
private premises without the consent Of
the owner. and also making II a mis-
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sixth race-sir furlongs; two-year-olds; sell
Selections for To-Day

First race-Croker. Jack McCabe Santello.
Second race-Faversham. Anchored. Whale
back.
Third race-Meddler Don Luis. Alaska.
Fourth race-Dr. Bernays. owyhee. Personne
Fifth race-Loving Cup. Recreation. Balista
Sixth race-Hindoo Princess The Lady. BAN
boulia.
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Picture Frames.

Old Dutch. Flemish. English and gray
oaks. mat gifts and bronzes. with mat
boards I'm colors TO match. ANY nIctura
can be appropriately and reasonably fitted
In our frame department. Sanborn Vail
* Co., 741 Market street
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Stand to Be Made on
Bacon'S Resolutions.
TEXT OF THE DECLARATIONS
WAR WITH SPAIN NOT WAGED
FOR CONQUEST.
II Is Demanded That the Administra-
ton Fulfill the Pledge It Made
Before the Opening of
Strife.
Special Dispatch to The CAN.
++++++%+++++++++-


WASHINGTON. Dec. l9.-Repre- I
sentative de Almond OF Missouri I
introduced IN the House to-day A I
resolution declaring the purpose OF I
the United States in the Philip 4
pines. After quoting from the Dec 4
larauon Of Independence regarding I
, the inalienable rights OF man. il (
, declares that under the constitu- I
ton the Federal Government has 4
no power 10 rule over colonial de- I
pendeucies; that the expansion OF I
our commerce cannot be dependent I
, upon q policy OF imperialism IN 1
volving subjugation and annexa- (
tion OF Asiatic colonies aud THAI 4
, 1--WE ere opposed 10 the retention (
, of the Philippines and that Il Is I
, our purpose 10 consent 10 their in (
, dependence as soon as a stable I
government shall DE established by I
, them. and toward the prompt es- I
, tablishment OF such a government 4
We pledge our friendly assistance" (
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Artists Outfits.

Typography, oil color and water color
outfits put up in nice boxes for Christmas
presents. Skins, wood and leather articles
Market street ''
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n GORGE BAKER Of this city and
William Martin of Los Angeles
will appear before the Columbia
-" Athletic Club. at 2S Golden Gate
avenue, on Friday evening next and
settle the question of superiority
with the padded mitts. They are to
go ten rounds for a decision. and both
men are training hard for their bat
tie. At their last meeting. before the
San Francisco Athletic Club, Baker
and Martin fought an eleven-round
draw. The lively exhibition put up
by these men decided the Columbia
Club to match them for the main
event OF its evenings entertainment
Both men are clever and are consid-
cred TO be stiff punchers. and as each
has deposited 800 as a side bet there
will certainly be a warm time within
the padded arena when they renew
hostilities.
This fight is not the only good one
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Chessmasters' Tournament.
VIENNA, Dec. 19.-The second round OF
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Track Notes.

The run of Ell Estro in the fourth event
was such n peculiar one that the judges
suspended the Baldwin stable as we'll as
Jockey Eddie Ross. The matter will be
thoroughly investigated.
Dave Bachman was one of the "fortu-
mates" who played Inverary.
Fred Pesch took long, hard fall out of
FL Estro.
maker and Oscillation. and had long line
after each had turned up winner.
Henry, who rode True Blue. tossed the
race away. This Roman-nosed young
man has suddenly become of great i'm
portance to himself and the betting public
as we'll and is contemplating the erection
of a hat factory. II during the progress
of race he would attend to the plotting
of his own horse and not endeavor TO foul
every other starter within a furlong OF
chance of earning the Victoria cross.
After many trials and tribulations,
"Quill' Morse rode winner in Uarda
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2po1z9 of the Day
INVERARY
SCORED AT
GREAT ODDS
Ring Laid $50 to ! About the
Outsider-Baldwin Stable
Suspended.

When Frank Van Ness was trainer %
the mighty Morello. the then greatest
racer OF the day, he was one of the most
talked about men OF the turf. Since the
decline and death of that great horse Van
Ness has experienced many ups and
downs. Yesterday he sent horse called
lnverary III TO the post at Oakland track
ana again became a muchly- gossiped-
about individual Inverary. a full brother
to Scottish Chieftain. trained by him. was
a starter in the second event. and the
books laid as good as 80 TO l against the
Drown geldinS. In a hard drive the de-
spised outsider, piloted by an ebony-hued
rluer called HENSON. reached the wire a
length before True Blue. Torsida, favor
lite FOR the race. finished third. Several
Ct the books had their sheets spoiled by
taxing small wagers on the winner.
Inc track was slow, and il proved a
disastrous day for favorite followers.
Ilmemaker and Oscillation being the only
ones to land.
Corolla. from the Burns & Waterhouse
stable, was installed favorte for the first
event, scramble for maiden two-year-
olds, but failed to get mark. Billy Ma
crane sent Tuthill to the post and the
colt won hands down from Del Vista. La
Amiga ran third.
The second edition Of the issue for maid
ems OF the two-year-old division saw
caesar Young go into the starters hands
favorite. With Builman on his back lie
sulked from the start. never looking dan
gerous. In hard drive Tommy Burns.
with the leg up on Will Fay, downed Up
percrust half a length. Artilleryman,
badly interfered with during the tour, ran
bang-up third.
Uarda. a mare with quite an Eastern
reputation, started for the first time in
the mile selling run, fourth on the card.
and at odds of to l won handily from
Red Pirate. Morse had the mount AMI
made all the running. The favorite. First
Call. ran unplaced. FL Estro, the stanch-
ly backed second choice. after showing
prominently for half the distance, sudden
ly dropped out of II.
Through the superior jockeyship OF
Tommy Burns, Timemaker was enabled
TO defeat Decoy a neck for the seven fur
long run. The Schorr horse had a pro-
nounced call in the betting, and in a
Furnishing drive earned the verdict.
Decoy would have won could little T.
Walsh have given him more assistance.
DR.. Nembula was a close third
Backed from 5 10 2 to 6 to 8, Oscillation
gathered in the last event almost without
effort. Faunette, from the stable of w.
j. Spiers, took second place from Ping by
three engthS.
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LION
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Boadman Sc - &~E 'N1ee "0"'' sN'N-
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To-Day's Entries.

First race-Slx furlongs; three-year-olds an
upv,a I'd selling
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Second raee-one mile; three-year-olds
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THE CALLS RACING CHART.

Copyright 1899 by H H Esbert)
CETRACK, Tuesday, December 19, 1S99-Ftft1eth
letting of the California Jockey Club Weather fine
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Time-l :l3it =. :31ia Is. iQ3is Z. 1901. Good
third driving Winner Stables br z. by INN. Inve
True Blue should have Henry. through gayety,
terfered with through stretch Heartess quit.
Scratched-Schller ll6
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-24
divorced. From this discovery 1,

divorced. From this discovery the
question arose as to whether, under
such circumstances, these girls should
toned whether, when the statute fixes
the years within which girls may be
sent to the school, and they becoming
of age when married, they should be
retained in the school. The board also
stated that these characters as rule
are the most difficult to get along with
and their influence is most detrimental
to other inmates. The attorney gen
eral holds that the board should retain
these girls, as there is no authority by
which to overrule the judgment of the
lower court in its order of commit
ment except by appeal to higher
court.
In answer to an inquiry of the state
superintendent, Mr.. Remley defines the
costs which are allowed by law in ap-
peal cases before the county superin-
tendent as the same which are paid
witnesses and officers for like services
in the district court. The expenses of
employing a stenographer that the rec
ords in these cases may be preserved
must be at the expense of the parties
interested in appealing the case, as the
law does not contemplate such ex-
pense.
The secretary of state has the official
ballot ready to certify to the county
auditors throughout the state. 1t has
five state tickets on it, the republican,
democratic, prohibition, peoples par
ty, the socialist labor and the united
Christian party.
The state historical department. is in
receipt of notice that Ex-Governor
Larrabee will present to the depart
ment fine oil portrait of Judge Elias
II. Williams, once supreme judge of
Iowa. A son of the late Edward John
stone, of Keolluk, q member of the
Iowa constitutional convention and a
life long democrat, will present fine
portrait OF his father to the historical
department..
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-24

damage to corn and grain in shocks;
but the benefits resulting from the
timely and liberal supply of moisture
greatly exceeded the incidental damage
and delay in harvest operations. The
month closed with protracted period
of warm and dry weather, which wis
favorable for maturing early planted
corn, and for threshing and closing up
work in the harvest fields. And at the
end of the month the larger part of
early planted corn was sufficiently adj
vanced to be cut and shocked. The
soil was generally too dry for blowing,
and pastures were short.
September was notable for extremes
of hot and cold weather. exceeding all
previous records for that month in all
the years since observations have been
recorded in the state. Hot winds pre-
vailed during the larger part OF the
first week, and on the 9Th and 9th the
maNimum temperatures at numerous
stations registered from &c TO 104 de
grees. This period of extreme heat
Terminated on the night of the 18th.
with light and fairly well distributed
showers, followed by much collier and
generally dry weather during the re-
niainder of the month. The effects Of
the hot and dry winds We're very
marked in the corntelds; but the crop
rs a whole was much benefited by be-
ing swiftly FASTENED to maturity, plac-
ing it beyond the danger of harm by
the killing frosts that reaclcd all parts
of the state during the last five days
of the month. Erosts We're noted at
various places as early at the 18th. and
thereafter on various dates, with in
creasing severity until freezing tenn
perat lures were recorded at all stations
for the Goth to the 30th. The month
was generally favorable for bringing
the late growing crops to maturity;
but unquestio,ably corn and potatoes
would have been Better in quality and
total yield if the temperature had been
equable and the killing frosts had been
deferred till the normal period. The
total output of soil products in the
state, however, VIII lie fairly satisfae-
tory and remuneratiye. The drou;hy
conditions in the latter part of the sea-
son materially retarded fall blowing
and lessened the acreage of fall wheat
and rye compared with former years
And the bare pastures will cause early
| feeding of stock and make heavier
drafts upon the stores of winter for
age.
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FEEL 1HE CHANGE.
Hundreds Voluntarily Endorse
a Scientific Product.
A Statement by Well Known Citizen
Who Has Found Great Re-
lief by Using ii.

The great good that Morrow's Kid
ne-oids are doing in Ottumwa for all
forms of Kidney and urinary disorders
is being daily told by our citizens. All
who use Kid-ne-oids for backache, dir
illness, sleeplessnes, nervouness and
general debility give hearty expression
OF the quick relief they obtained.
Mr.. C. Fl. Dorothy, 42s South Ward
street, says: 81 have been troubled al
most constantly for about twenty years
with dull, heavy pain in the small Of
my back. Sometimes sharp shooting
pains would pass through my back, in
the region of the kidneys. I was so
nervous ] could not rest at nights.
Rheumatism in my joints bothered me
~reatly, and had urinary disturbances
of an alarming nature. Morrow's Kid
ne-oids being so highly recommended
decided to try them. Kid-ne-cids put a
ston to the back ache and rheumatism,
relieved me of my urinary troubles and
quieted and strengthened my nerves. l
will continue to use Kid-ne-oids as oc-
casion requires and will not hesitate
to recommend Kid-ne-oids to people
who suffer as l have suffered"
Morrow's Kid-ne- oids ore not pills but
yellow tablets and sell at fifty cents a
box at all drug stores and at Clark s.
Aollison's drug store.
walled on receipt of price. Manufac-
tured by John Morrow & Co., Chemists,
Springfield, Ohio.
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Brave Men Fall

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons
in the blood, backache, nervousness,
headache and tired, listless, rundown
feeling. But there's no need to feel
like that. Listen to j. w. Gardner,
Idaville, Ind. He says: "Electric Bit
tiers arc lust the thing for a man when
he is all run down. and don't care
whether he lives or dies. 1t did more
to give me new strength and good APP
petite than anything I could take. l
can now eat anything and have new
lease on life" Only so cents, at Clark
& Mollison's drug store. Every bottle
guaranteed.
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Confessed to Crime.

Boone, Oct. 1S.-Two young men,
aged about 20 and IS years, Frank and
Henry Strine, had a preliminary ex-
animation in the justice court in Boone
Monday on the charge of placing OBJ
structions on the Chicago and North
western track between Boone and Moin-
gona, on Aug. 81, 1898. The elder CON
fessed the crime. They We're held to
appear at the next term of court and
placed in Jail. The sentence for the
crime is a life term in the peniten-
tiarY.
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BRYAN IN OHIO.
Continues TO Speak In Behalf of John
Ks Mclean.

Fremont, Ohio, Oct. 21-(By Associ-
ated Press. 1.-The Bryan-McLean train
left Findlay at $3.50 o'clock this morn
ing. At Fostoria the train stopped a
few moments. Bryan appeared upon
the platform and shook hands with
those within reach. On his arrival
here, Bryan addressed 5000 people in
advocacy of McLean's candidacy for
governor.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-24
KILLED IN THE MINES.
Fall of Slate Kills w. HI. Smith at Bea.
con This Morning.

Oskaloosa, Oct. s1.-(Special)-W
Fl. Smith, of Beacon, was killed by a
fan of slate in the Garfield mines this
morning. The dead man was about IS
years old. He leaves large family,
who were entirely dependent upon him
for support.