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The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10
CHRISTIANS ARE
IN CONVENTION
Young Mems AssoCia-
=. J.. tons at San Jose.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE, Feb. 9.-The eighteenth
annual convention of the Young Mems
Christian Associations of California
opened in the Baptist Tabernacle this
afternoon before a large attendance
All the delegates have not yet arrived
but those present gave plenty of en-
thusiasm to the proceedings. The meet
ings will continue till Sunday and be-
sides the regular business, many inter
esting topics will be discussed and pa
pers read.
The. convention was called to order
by H. J. Mccoy general secretary of
! the San Francisco association. He de-
lfvered a short address and read letters
from Bishop w. T. Nichols and j. ].
Valentine regretting that they could
! mot be present.
=, Organization of the convention was
. had ON the adoption of the nominat-
ihg:Gommittee's report. naming the fol-
I0Wing. officers: President, D. e. Col
+lfns;;* Oakland; first vice president, F.
H Babb, San Jose; second vice presi-
dent. Rolla V. Watt, San Francisco;
third. vice president, F. H. Lawrence,
San. F francisco; secretary, R. S. Boyns,
SACRAMENTO; first assistant secretary,
. JO!ill q lOli, DAdLLpi u CHlNeISlly, ocC--
ond assistant secretary, Ralph Pruitt,
Oakland.
D. Edward Collins of Oakland, chair
nlan.:of the State committee of Cali
f0rnia,. spoke on The Magnitude of the
Association Work"
The: Credentials committee reported
the following delegates present and
they>.were introduced to the assem-
blage: j. NJ. Allen. ]. A. Harliss, A.
3. .R0ss.'Dr. c. II. Walter. o. V. Bratt-
strQm, II. J. Loken, T. S. Garrett, D.
J...,WQlfe, H. f. Hunter, H. Grggs, e.
G.. Lamb J. c. Spencer, San. Jose;
Ralph. Pruitt, California College; D.
Edward Collins, \. A Jacks, j. T.
CSQGdale. Mrs A f. Goodale. a. Rails
ton..C: e. Pomeroy, George White, Oak
land; :R. S. Boyns. Sacramento; l. c.
r l. Durant, II. ]. Mccoy. P Baci-
Japan: c. II. Parsons, Pasadena; w.
M. Parsons, II. Morton, State commit
tee of California association; H j.
Sims; Santa Cruz
IVY NJ. Parsons Of the international
committee and others made short ad-
dresses.
S. .Niwa, general secretary of the
Voting Mems Christian Association of
Toxic, Japan, is in attendance
= This evening the delegates were as
signed to the prayer meetings of the
Various churches of the city
:,To-iiorrow work begins in earnest
and the business of the convention will
be-. formally taken ~.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10

negotiations with you and Sharkey and
will take on Jeffries.
j. P. Egan, representing Brady. man
ager for Jeffries, stepped forward and
said: "Jeffries will meet Fitzsimmons
on the terms you have stated. but |
cannot cover your forfeit of $500 until
tomorrow"
Julian assented and agreed to meet
Egan later to sign articles. 1t was
mutually agreed that the clubs that
wished to bid for the contest should
have two weeks to do SO and that the
bout will take place on June 6.
Martin Julian, representing Fitzsim-
mons, and P. J. Egan, Billy Delaney
and J. G. Cooke, representing w. A.
night and settled upon a fight between
Fitzsimmons and Jeffries. The articles
will be signed tomorrow morning.
They declare that the fight is to take
place before the club offering the
largest purse not later than May 26,
the day before the Brooklyn handicap.
A deposit of $2500 is to be put up by
each of the men signing the articles
and a deposit of $4,000 must be put up
will be allowed to hid up to February
"a and each bid must be accompanied
by $500.
The bids are to be made to Dave Hol-
land, 94S Broadway. The referee will
be decided upon at the time of signing
with the club securing the fight, and
the Lenox Club is barred. The fight
Will be twenty-five rounds If brought
off in the State sof New York and to be
a finish If any other place. There will
be no hitting in clinches and the men
must break at the word of the referee.
No bandageS will be permitted on the
hands of either man.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10
LANKY F|TZ To
FIGHT JEFFR|ES
No Chance for a Meet
ing With Sharkey.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The chances
for meeting between Bob Fitzsim-
mons and Tom Sharkey in a twenty
four-fOot ring for the heavyweight
championship of the world are rather
remote. 1t was generally expected that
these two would have been matched to-
day for limited round or finish con-
test, but after parleying for over an
hour Martin Julian and Tom ORourke
failed to agree on a date for the con-
test and the negotiations fell through.
Julian Immediately began to arrange
bout between FitZSimmons and JEFF
fries and soon had the matter well in
hand. JeffrieS was represented by j.
z. Egan, who acted in behalf of Will
liam A. Brady, now in San Francisco
The meeting, which was held in the
Bartholdi Hotel, was attended by
large gathering of sporting men and
newspaper representatives. Julian ar
rived late in the afternoon from De-
troit, but previous to his arrival
O'Rourke announced that he had signed
Sharkey to meet Charlie Mitchell of
England for purse of $1,000, the bout
to take place before the Bolinsbroke
Julian opened the proceedings by
stating he was ready to match Bob
Fftzsimmons against Sharkey and was
anxious to have the contest take place
as soon as possible before the club of
fering the largest purse. He stated
that the conditions should be MARQUIS
of Queensberry rules to govern, with the
exception that there should be no hit
ting in clinches or breakaways, no
bandages to be worn by either con-
testant and the pair should box TWENTY
nVe rounds If the contest should occur
in this State, but if a club should offer
larger purse than any other and a
finish fight could be arranged then the
principals would accept that offer.
O'Rourke agreed to all these proposals,
but when Julian said the men should
meet within eight weeks of the date of
signing of articles O'Rourke objected.
He said that Sharkey could not meet
Fitzsimmons before November next.
Julian then said he would extend the
time until June.
That is impossible, Also" said
ORourke, "as Sharkey will meet
Mitchell in London on May 90"
You had no right to make that
match, was Julian's hot retort.
We'll, we are out for the money"
said O'Rourke, "and you would have
taken the same offer if it came your
way"
A war of words ensued during which
O'Rourke said: Look here. Julian.
III put up a forfeit or $4,000 to bind
Sharkey to meet your man in Novem-
Der, and you can make any matches
you see fit for Fitzsimmons in the
meantime"
Il know your reasons for not want
ing to fight now, said Julian.
We'll, / can tell YOU" replied
O'Rourke, II know Sharl1ey is improv-
ing, while Fitzsimmons Is standing
still, and as your man has not fought
in two. years / feel that Sharkey has
right to dictate terms and should get
until November"
My money has been UP for long
time replied Julian. ''and yours is
only up for a couple of days"
More words followed. Julian made
several references to the meeting of
Fitzsimmons and Sharkey in San Fran
cisco, and finally said: Il drop all.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10
BUTTERFIELD rs PRESIDENT
The National Military Convention
Organizes at Tampa.

TAMPA BAY HOTEL, TAMPA. Feb. g..
The National Military Convention was
organized to-day by the election of the
following officers:
President-Daniel G. Butterheld, of New
York
Vice Presidents-General H. F. Chase,
of Michigan: Colonel Dyer, of Rhode ISL
and. and General John c. Underwood, of
Kentucky.
Secretary-Captain James Y. Wilson, of
Florida.
tions was appointed by the chair: General
Charles T. Anderson, Virginia; Colonel
Winfield Scott Proskey. Florida. General
Appleton. Virginia; Lieutenant w. /. Uth-
erland, q. S. N; General T. w. Floyd,
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10
Union Park Coursing.

There will be two stakes run at Union
Park on Saturday and Sunday, viz: an all
age of eighty dogs and puppy Of sixteen
dogs. The drawing is as follows:
Puppies--o, H; Hoag's Brindle Rose VS. r.
Handicap VS. Ford Duffy's Lily of the VAL
ley; Pasna Kennels Rod OF Ash VS.. Hurley 81
Reilly's Star of Cuba; Q; Il; Hoag's st. Rose
Lopez Santa Ana VS.. F. Herrin's st. Elmo;
NJ. Kerrigans Honeymoon Ds;.d VS. Ford & Duffy
d. Hoopers Minnie H; r. E. de B. Lopez
Santa Inez VS.. d. Hooperfs Morse Patrol.
AIi-aged-Larkey &. Rocks Myrtle VS.. A.
Iowa Girl VS. f. A .McComb's Flush: A. Mas
sey's Lightfoot VS.. G. Lahusen's Firebail H.
F. Anderson True Grit vs. T; e: McEldow-
vs. Handy & Smiths Ida; E. Baumeister's S
O'Grady VS. /. F. Halton's Tic Tao; Curtis &
sey Lass; F. Moran's Flying Faster vs.. Aenied
Kennels Maid OF Erin: F a. McComb,s Moth
VS.. Pasha Kennels Metallic; j., II. Perigo,s
Hooper's Bendalong VS.. Cohen g. Tevelin' s
The Devil Il. NJ Kellogg's Magdella
vs. T. ). cronin,s Thornhll; non: g ] s.ot9i oI-
Aenied Kennels Pretender VS.. J. +. Whe-
meyers one Spot; T. f. McEldowney,s s
George Whitneys Theron VS.. j: Deans Gladia-
tor; J. L. Sears Beauty VS.. Kelly < Foley's
Farewell; Handy & smith n : victor T. queen queen VS..
Hurley a. ReIly's Waterwtch. ]. Mccormick 8
White Tip vs.. w. Creamers Jesse Moore;
Handy &, Smiths Petronius VS.. 4. Johnson's
Tod Sloan; F. Morans False Flatterer VS.:
Enterprise Kennels Fedora; Aenied kennels
Van Knopp VS. Yosemite Kennels Wild Lassie;
NJ London's Magnetic VS.. T. ]. Cronin's Maid
of Bail; F. A. McComb's Royal Flush vs.. Daily
& Sebin's Shylock Boy; Curtis q Sons Nc
Kinley VS.. Aenied Kennels Bona Dea; r. Will
sons Magnet VS. Kay & Trant's Diana; Hurley
Joy Bells: Aenied Kennels Van Chloe VS.. Lar
key & Rocks Minerva: +. Moran's Golden Rus
set VS.. Larlsey & Rocks Van Nida; Curtis &
Sons Luxor VS.. J. Connels Log Boy; NJ. Lon
dons Sharkey VS.. E. NJ. Kelloggs Iowa Boy;
w. f. Hobbs Mercy May VS.. Kay & Trant's
Innesfallen Kay & Trants Crosspatch VS..
]. j. Edmond's Morning Glory; J. l.. Sears
Hot Stuff r. L. de b. Lopez Rochester:
Ed Evett's Vigilant VS.. ]. G. Shaw's Lucky
Dog ]. Morrisons Liddle vs. F. a. McCombs S
Faultless Beauty.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10
RI: r: GREAT coURsINe STAKE.
seventy.two Dogs Meet at Ingleside
Saturday.

seventy-two high class greyhounds will
meet In the slips at Ingleside Coursing
Park on Saturday. The draw for the
stake took place last evening at Pythian
Hall and resulted as follows:
J. c. Thrills Forget VS. Curtis & Sons Com
nodore; Henry, Springs Dawn VS.. J. Duane s
Marietta: w iGlasson's Sylvanus vs.. 7. Logan's
Mss GrizzeaJ Byrne's Nelly B VS.. J. Schaef-
6r's Pastime, Kay & Trants Eclipse Lord
g. Herbsts Revolver: Russell & Wilson's Lady
Emma J. Deans Connemara; Handy &
Smiths Victor VS. W. Watson's Richmond
Lead G. Smirts Skwood VS. Bartels Bros
Best Assured Bartels Bros. Macs Melody VS..
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10
Muller and Tracey Matched

The National Club has matched Tom
Tracey and Fred Muller. They will meet
on February Is in a twenty-round go to
a decision. The contest must be to the
satisfaction of the club. otherwise the
purse will be given to charity. Tim Hurst
was selected as referee. Two prelimina-
ries of fifteen and ten rounds will also
be put on.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10

brought to the house and insisted on
bringing in. Miss Welch announced
her intention freely since then of turn
ing the tables on Miss Tenant and pay
ing blow for blow on her wedding day.
To nrevent this Chief of Police Kid
ward and John Haley were present at
the wedding and depot when the cou-
pie departed on their wedding tour this
afternoon. Miss Welch. however, did
not put in an appearance and nothing
unpleasant occurred to mar the we'd
ding.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10
Adoration of blessed Sacrament.

On Sunday morning the entire Gentle
mems Sodality, comprising 700 members,
will assemble in their chapel on Hayes
street and march in procession to st.
Ignatius Church. where they will receive
holy communion in body After the
10:30 mass al ST. Ignatius there will be a
solemn procession of the Blessed Sacra-
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10

South Carolina; Maior-General George
GHarper, F]lorida ] Colonel W; 5. Shephard'
sets. and Captain Andrews, New York
General Anderson was made chairman
of the convention
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10
Friday Bargains in
Dress Goods.

200 yards 56-inch Tailor Suiting, fast
black, just the thing for neat, service
able and inexpensive Tailor Suit; our
regular price has been 75c yard-Sale
Price for to-day only y...........-.....52C
250 yards 40-inch Camel's-hair Broche,
new and very stylish; an excellent wear
ing fabric, sure to give satisfaction;
regularly 75c per yard-Sale Price for
this day only. ........................52 SEC
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10

SAN JOSE, Feb. 9.-Miss Marguerite
Tennant and Otto Ziegler Jr., the we'll
Known bicycle rider, were married at
noon. to-day at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. r w. Tenant. on
Solth' Third street. Rev. Father Walshe
0fficiated. Only the immediate rela-
tiVes and a few friends were present.
Coupled with the marriage is some
what of a romance. Ziegler a.-d Miss
.Tennant were sweethearts for several
'years. The girls father objected to
the bicyclist and ordered him to keep
away from the house. Mrs. Tenant,
), however, championed the cause of her
son. in law This brought on an es-
.trangement between the girls father
arid. mother, and two weeks ago di-
VERGE suit was filed by Mrs. Tenant.
This. hurried the marriage of the
young. couple A week ago last Satur-
day Miss Tenant horsewhipped Miss
HittIe Welch, whom her father had
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10

ment. after which will commence the for
ty-eight hours alteration The entire
church has been beautifully decorated for
the occasion
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10
FRIDAY Bargain in
Bed Coverings.

Bed Comforters, sateen finish, fine cam
brio covering, in richly printed color ings,
literally filled with fine white cotton,
tufted with wooden yarn, an extra large
size, our $500 quality. On sale all day
Friday only....................Each$ $f.48
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10
lNSURRECTION
in NICARAGUA
General Reyes Holds q CoDmund-
iDg Position uDd the Revolt
Will Be Successful.

NEW 1ofs Feb A Washington special to the Herald
ragua revolution with Bluefed
special Importance
could
Zelaya trusted officers believed
in
of troops He was allowed to import United
weTu
ceved distrustful order from President zeya
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The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10
Friday Bargain in
Silk Velvet.

Lyons Silk Velvet, 20 inches wide, made
specially for millinery purposes, in shades
of tan, bronze, wine, navy, cream, mrytle.
serpent, reseda, royal blue, olive, chine
and modes; our regular 81 so yard grade;
special price for Friday only, all day.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10
Friday Bargains in
Ladies' Meckwear.

Stylish White
Silk Stocks, with
large..velvet bows
in contrasting
celors, style
shown in picture;
regularly SOC
each special
for to-day only.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10
Dining
Chairs.

SOC wood Chopping Bowls, the large
22-inch size-to-day. y....................28C
35c cedar-wood Buckets, with 3 gal
vanized iron hoops day.. ........22C
SOC Saucepan, seamless tin, the g.
quart size. with cover-to Today. y.......33C
4-quart tin Milk Cans-to-day. .....16C
35c Tea and Coffee Pots, heavy tin with
copper bottoms, black enameled handles,
2h-quart size-to-day y..................f8c
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10

Friday B ufa,ns in
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-10

Will SCdI CclY
last through
the day. Come
this morning to
avoid disap-
pointment.
AZ Sailor Suits,
sizes for boys
a to 10 years,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
LOOKING FOR MATCHES.
FIaherty Intends to Issue Challenge to
Winner of 5urgo- NC Fadden Fight.

Joe Flaherty is looking for matches,
and has his eye on several of the men
who have expressed themselves con-
corning their ability to do things to
him.
He intends to issue challenge to the
winner of the match between Walter
Burgo and George McFadden, which
takes place in Portland Aug. IL. Fla
herty grows a trif1e warm when he
talks of Burgo, on account of the gossip
the latter made previous to F1aherty's
fight with Sweeney.
A few days before that battle, Burgo
announced that he would positively at
tend it to challenge the winner. Burgo
has not been in this city since a few
days before the fight, and Flaherty has
heard nothing of him. He wasn't at
Manchester to challenge the winner
Flaherty wants to get after Burgo, and
hopes he will win the fight at Portland
so he can get a match with him. Fla
herty, by the way, does not place much
confidence in Burgo's ability to defeat
McFadden.
F'laherty wants another fight with
Sweeney, or would take on Spike Sulli-
van. He thinks he is entitled to a re-
turn match with Sweeney on account
of the showing he made against the
Manchester lad. Everybody who at
tended the fight, even the most init
mate friends of Sweeney, considers that
Flaherty is entitled to another fight, as
he gave Sweeney all he wanted in the
first Is rounds of the fight. Flaherty
and his friends insist that lack of con-
dition caused by helping care for Dins-
dale and worrying over weight, made
him weak, and prevented him being as
good as he ought to be in the ring.
Flaherty would rather take on Spike
Sullivan than Sweeney, but has little
hopes that Spike will give him a bat
tie. He says Sweeney is a better man
than Spike, which statement he can
successfully demonstrate If Sullivan
will come into ring with him. Sulli-
van poses as a better man than Swee-
ney but has been incautious enough
to let out to intimate friends that Swee-
ney can beat him. The best criterion
is Sullivans refusal to box with Swee-
ney when either are in training. He
prefers to take on easier partners than
the sturdy little fellow from Manches-
ter Flaherty will issue challenge
in a day or two to both Sweeney and
his spilxelets, and hopes for favorable
answer from one or both.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
If YOU ARE IN DOUBT

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Other serious symptoms are pain in
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
ANDERSON is LOYAL.
Believes That Brooklyn Will Finish In
First Place Right Handily.

John Anderson, first baseman of the
Brooklyn base ball team of the National
league. was in this city yesterday on a
flying visit to his home. He left Brook
lyn yesterday morning. Anderson said
he has had good success at first since
he was placed there after the retire
ment OF McGann and las hopes that he
will be kept on the bag permanently.
He has been hitting the ball we'll when
he played this season but thinks he
could hit far better If he was played
regularly as it would allow him to keep
his eye in. Anderson is loyal as play
er can be to the hopes of his team. He
thinks Brooklyn won't have the least
trouble winning the pennant. Ander-
son says the team is provided with
enough extra men to take the place of
the regulars in case of injury to the
latter and they can play championship
ball, too. He does not despise Boston's
ability as a finisher, but thinks the
Brooklyns will prove they have as good
an ability to finish as the champions.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
TWO HOT BOUTS.
Matty Matthews Defeats selIoff Before
Coney Island Club.

New York, July 10.-The Coney ISL
and Sporting Club had two 25-round
bouts on it's program tonight. One
Of them, the first, lasted nine rounds,
with Matty Matthews of Brooklyn
winning from Otto Seiloff of Chicago,
the referee stopping the contest.
The second bout, which was the
main feature, went the limit. Solly
Smith of Los Angeles and Frank Pat
terson of Brooklyn fought % rounds at
1875 pounds. The fight was lively one,
and each man was knocked down twice.
Patterson was frequently cautioned for
hitting low, and was disqualified in the
23d round for repeating the offense, but
Smith begged the referee to let the
bout go on, and so lost favorable de-
cision, as the referee declared the bout
a draw at the close of the 25th round
There were over 5000 people in the
house.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
TRANSATLANTIC RECORD.

New York, July 1o-Messrs. oelrichs &
Co., New YORK agents of the North Ger
man Lloyd Steamship company received
a cable today announcing that the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse arrived at Cherbourg
at 2,46 this afternoon in the record break
Ing time OF days 20 hours and IS minutes,
having passed the Sandy nook lightship
at 1880 on the 4th and covered a distance
of $3.50 miles. Her average time was %. 60
knots as against her best previous record
Of 1855 knots Her daily log ran, ~, $40,
h2k h3A ka2 ga % miles.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
FOR HALF-MILE TRACK.
Committee Decide to Advertise For Sealed
Proposals For Its Construction.

The committee in charge Of building
half.mile track upon the new grounds
Of the Worcester Agricultural Society,
consisting of William P. Searls, Lean
der F. Herrick, w. A. Lytle, j. Henry
Washburn, j. Lewis Ellsworth, z. e.
Frost, G. L. Hartshorn and Joseph G.
Ellis met at the office of Mr. Herrick,
room 10, Walker building, 405 Main
street last evening, and decided to ad-
vertise for sealed proposals for build
ing half mile track upon the grounds.
The committee decided that each bid
must be accompanied by a certified
check for $500. The plans for the track
were completed Saturday and can be
seen at the office of H. H. Browning, 2O5
Walker building.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
MILLER JOINS TEAM.

Toronto, July 10.-Toronto played a
wretched game in the field today and de-
served to lose. Suthoff pitched a better
game than Horton until the fielders be-
hind him made errors on everything, then
he grew careless. Ralph Miller, a pitcher
from the Baltimore club, joined Wor-
cester today. The score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
STARS LOSE THE SECOND.

Syracuse, July 10.--It required ii innings
to decide today's game. By home run
in the first Campbell put three runs
across the plate. The Stars, by hard
work, secured the lead and the game at
the opening of the ninth was to 4. With
two gone, Springfield tied the score, In
the 18th the Ponies scored the winning
run. Both teams played fast ban. The
Scnre.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
PIRATES WEAK AT BAT.

Pittsbure, July 10-The Pittsburgs lost
because they could not hit when hits
were needed. In the fifth inning Smith
was injured and Phillips vas sent to right
field, Hawley going on the rubber. The
hits off Hoffer were made when hits
meant runs. Attendance $500. Score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
BEANEATERs TAKE TWO.

Boston, July 10-The champions took
both games from New York today, the
first by brilliant fielding and the second
through great batting by Tenney. The
second game was vastly exciting, as the
visitors tied the score in the seventh and
1t took two extra innings to decide the
contest. Hamiltons two-bagger and a
terrific drive by Tenney settled matters.
Attendance 55O0 Score,