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The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
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ARCH-ENEMY OF Free EDUCATION
is PHELAN'S STRONG BACKER

uURIAN HALLIDIE the arch enemy of free education
of civilization out last evening IN Phan
oraneo protesting against ng national party politics into
municipal elections.
Hade uttered before the one recorded yes
erdav against the State University he
wanted impose tuition fee He worked with
levy The had to rally to prevent
him reckn university This the that
opposes Davis
Regents July l, 1898, Hallde openly
Why overthrow the law pro-
vdng that alp The Call tells the
people Hds management Of the imam
caI affairs university deficit and to bridge over the
financial levy tax every stu
dent aDpng university Halidie would tax
pupils entering public readily he would tax them
for entering university
He declared in Regents that education
declaration astounded the friends OF free
education Regents seeing the university brought
from the interior California to defeat Haldes de-
The Stephen White raised to save the univer
education routed Suan
r5Iidie and he again until he out for
Phelan evening
who have and daughters 10
educate remember A Halidie Horace DAVIS
FaIIidie favor Phelan and education
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BETTING TWO TO
one on CLARK
Confidence of SaCra-
men to Republicans.
Special Dispatch to The CALL

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 6-The various
political factions are prepared for a great
battle Tomorrow. So bitter is the feeling
against certain candidates that ii is feared
something serious may occur.
George Clark. the popular standard
bearer Of the Republican party, after
making one Of the most successful cam
paigrs i'm the political history of SacTa-
nento. is enjoying mUch-needed rest,
completely satisfied that be will be the
next MAYOR Of this city. His many sup
porters are iubilart over the prospects
ana predict that he viii be elected by a
handsome majority. Russ Stephens, the
rival candidate. realizes that he cannot
win In desperation he has imported n
number OF r6wdics and political grafters
from San Francisco in the hope that they
viii save him from at least an over
whelming defeat He has endeavored to
en-LaL the nolice douartmenr in his fight.
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DEWEY GOES SHOPPING
WITH HIS FiANCEE
On the Street Stops to Chat With
Little Boy Who Carried an
Admiral's Flag.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Admiral Dewey
accompanied Mrs. Mildred Hazen, to
whom he Is engaged to be married, on a
shopping tour to-day. While walking on
Fifth avenue the admiral saw little boy
in charge of nurse with an admiral S
flag in his hands.
Hello" said the admiral, Il cannot
pass that flag" He shook the little fell
low by the hand and chatted with him
for few moments.
The admiral and Mrs. Hazen walked to
the Dewey arch. Here the admiral
pointed the figures to Mrs. Hazen and ex-
planned their significance. The admiral
was recognized and a crowd collected. He
was saluted by a number of persons and
bowed pleasantly in return to their salu-
tations. Admiral Dewey was asked by a
reporter when he would return to Wash
ington.
II have no plans" replied the admiral.
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TEN INJURED BY A
FALLING ELEVATOR
Gable Attached to the Car Gave way,
and After It Fell the Weights
Dropped as Well.

NTTNNEAPOI1S, Nov. 6.-Ihe cIeVator
in the Phoenix building. one Of the largest
structures in the city, fell five stories this
afternoon when nled with passengers.
Ten persous were injured, several Of them
seriously. 49,.
strong, Garvey Donaldson, J. II. Ial-
madge sr.. W H.. Place, Arthur Fredea-
burg. Edwin Idadhat, Charles 3. Marmin,
J. II Talmadge Jr and an unknown
The cause Of the accident was the giving
way Of the cable attached TO the car
and when the car dropped the heavy
weights detached from their fastenings at
rhe eleventh story and fell on 1t, crushing
the occupants of the cage in the basement.
The most severe injuries are broken legs
and 1t is thought all the victims Will re-
cover
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INTERESTS THE PEOPLE
OF THE PACIFIC COAST
Supreme Court Makes an Important
Ruling in the Mill Valley
Land Case.

WASHINGTON, Nov 6.-The Supreme
Court in the case of Gardner VS.. Bone
steU refused to grant BonestelPs motion
to dismiss the writ of error for want OF
jurisdiction and ordered the case heard
on it's merits The case is one involving
valuable business and residence property
in Mil Valley. Marin County, and the
main question before the court is one Of
Jurisdiction, as to whether it is Federal
a local question. By Its action to-day
the court practically sustalns Gardner
contention that the Federal Courts alone
have Jurisdiction, George w. Monteith
of San Francisco appeared as attorney
for Gardner.
Postmaster at Browns. Siskiyou County.
Army orders: BY direction of the Sec
.retarysof War. Captain John DuVal, com
missary of subsistence, upon completion
mandii1g general Of the Department Of
California, will proceed to the Philippine
Islands.
be discharged from the service OF the
United States: Recruits-John Dunsmore
of the 1--WE wenty-frst infantry. Edward
Cbppcck Of the Fortythird Infantry and
Edward Hewitt, general service, Preside
of San. Francisco.
Lieutenant Colonel Arthur L. Wagner
assistant adiutant general. on completion
Of the duty assigned to him by the com
manding general Of the Department OF
California, will proceed to the Philippine
Islands.
Private Gustavus ]. Hasson of the Third
Artillery, Preside of San Francisco, will
be discharged from the service Of the
United States.
Recruit Pierce L. Stoyer OF the Forty
second Infantry Presdio of California.
having enlisted under false pretense, will
be discharged without honor from the
service of the United States.
Pensions for Californians: Original
Henry Patton, Spanish Ranch, Sc; Will
liam Mang, Sacramento, Sc; special, Oc-
tober 26, Ira G. Wing, Cherokee, sS;
Frank ,Conlee, Daunt. IS; Nell Martin,
MADEIRA, s6 Louis Boucha, Woodbridge.
&c. Increase-Joseph S. Gage, San Jose,
SIS to $50. Original widows, etc.-Laninia
Fletcher (mother), San Francisco, s12.
Original-Leonard Shull Med
ford. S. Increase - John Thompson,
Champoeg So to so.
Washington - Original - Joseph Smith,
Kalama, SIS. Original wldow-Harriet R.
Handy. Seattle, IS.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

PHELAN SEES HIS FINISH

but with the exception of officer Hardy
whose only claim to police distinction IS
that he discovered stolen pair OF trou-
serS in Chinese WaShhouSe, his efforts
have been for naught.
Trustee Kent. in his mad determina
ton to defeat Clark, is responsible for
having Policemen Maley. and Fisher re-
moved from their respective beats. While
making his losing tight in the Second
Ward. Kent discovered Maley and Fisher
who enjoy the reputation of being two Of
the cleVereSt men in the department, en-
gagged IN conversation with Frank
DarouX. Suspecting that they We're con-
spring against him Kent furiously drove
10 the Western Hotel and informed Mayor
Land of what he had seen. To the sur
prise of the friends of the two policemen
the Mayor transferred them to other
beats almost remote from the Second
Ward.
On learning of the action of the chief
executive the friends of the two officers
resolved to do all in their power to defeat
Kent. They visited the Second Ward and
mace personal appeals to the voters not
to cast their ballots for Kent, who they
represented, was not fit man to sit as
a member of the Board of Trustees.
stephens, knowing that he cannot win,
has about given UP the fight. He lugu-
briously remarked to-day that he would
carry the Ninth Ward, but had little hope
dore Alexander, his chief lieutenant,
started out to make a fight in the Second
ward, but after satisfying himself that
1t was useless he threw up the sponge.
Bets of two to one are being offered that
Clark will be elected. George McLaugh-
lin has bet 5000 to $3.50 with Mayor Land
that the Republican candidate would be
electeq by over 800 majority. He has $1,000
more to bet at the same odds James Nc
Grath, the popular boniface has 5000 to
bet on Clark at the prevailing odds
- William Alvord, warm friend of the
Republican candidate, is here from san
Francisco making a strong fight for him.
Alvord. who was formerly connected with
the State Printing Office, has a host OF
trends, who are out for Gentleman
George"
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
HUNTERS PROPOSE
TO TEST GAME LAWS
Combat the Validity of an Ordinance
Passed by SJanislaus Board
Of Supervisors.

NEW MAN, Nov. S.-The Board of Su-
pervisors of Stanislaus County recently
passed an ordinance prohibiting the ship
mcnt Of game from the county To-day
j. NJ. Knapp, 9 market hunter rendered
some ducks 10 Wels-FarGo for shipment
and was promptly arrested By Game Com
missioner Blackwell. He was given a
hearing before Judge Smith at p. m. to-
day and pleaded guilty. Upon refusal to
pay a fine of S20 he was ordered commit
ted TO the county jail at Modesto for
twenty days. The Hunters Union pro-
poses to test the validity Of the ordinance
and V. G. Frost of MERGED, its attorney
viii sue for a writ Of habeas corpus be-
fore Judge Minor on the ground that
Knapp Is illegally restrained Of his lib
erty. and should he not be liberated the
matter viii be taken at once to the Su-
preme Court.
This is in the nature Of test case. and
no further shipments of game Will be
made from this county until the matter
is finally decided
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
HOBART CAN NOT
LIVE MUCH LONGER
Vice President Remains in the Best
of Spirits, Notwithstanding His
Condition

PATERSON, n. J., Nov 6.-The condi-
ton of Vice President Hobart is but little
changed. He spent a fairly comfortable
day and slept good part of the time.
DR.. Newton was asked what he thought
of the chances of Mr.. Hobart to survive
during the week, and said that ii was i'm
possible to make even an intelligent guess
as his patient was liable to die at almost
any minute and might survive for several
sible
He spent a comfortable day and sat up
in bed, propped up by pillows for a long
time. The news of the day was read to
MIN, but he was not allowed to enter into
discussion upon 1t. He made comments
but when he started to speak at length
upon any subject his attention was at
once ,e,I turned to something else. He was in
excellent spirits. He saw no one during
the day and sent his regrets to callers
When first taken III Mr.. Hobart weighed
something around 200 pounds, and now he
is is down "n to about 125 pounds. Many peo-
pie called at the house to-day. among
them General and Mrs. James Longstreef
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh, Colonel
Richard Bright, sergeant-at-arms Of The
United States Senate. and Judge Nc
kenna OF the United States Supreme
Court. o'10
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

ballots among the various parties in Iowa
tomorrow. The campaign has neen
warmly waged by both the leading parties
and the Chairmeu Of both State commit
toes express confidence in polling COM
Taratiyely fUll vote for an of year. ana
each claims victory. The three minor par
ties I'm the field do rot hope 10 more th1n
maintain ihcir organization. CHAIRMAN
Weaver Of the Republican committee cS-
tmaUs that The plurality for his party
viii run from $4,000 10 5000. while Chair
man Huffman is satisfied with saying taat
lc believes enough d!saflccted Republl-
cans Will refuse TO vote or Will vote me
Democrauc ticket TO give small plural
ity to the Democratic ticket. In any event.
he hopes If defeated. % cut down the
normal Republican plurality to such an
extent tual tie Democrats can claim
Republican defeat
The best estimates on the Legislature
are That the Republicans win have an
overwhelming majority oa + .int ballot and
viii elect the next United StNes Senator
70 succeed J2hn L! Geay There ,, IS a@cgat. c.a,
ieing able TO re-elsct him. and 4. =. Cum
Minis forces claim tnov have -, s.reeaGy
enough votes pledged to elect him Sen
atOr.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
A NEW RAILROAD
ACROSS CONTINENT
Franchise Granted for the Purpose to
the Projectors, U. S. Grant
and Others

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 6.-At a meeting Of
the Common Council tonight railway
franchise, including a right of way 100
feet wide along the Bay of San Diego.
was granted to U. S. Grant, George W.
Marston, George H. Ballou and NJ a
Luce. four Of the city's most influential
residents. The purpose of granting the
franchise is to facilitate the construction
of a railway from the Bay of San Diego
to the Colorado River and thence east
ward, to rorm new transcontinental line
The grantees of the franchise have until
January l. 1903 In which to carry out the
undertaking. A line to Salt Lake Is the
one that finds most favor here
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
Healing, Harmless
and Efficient.

Positively removes
Pimples and all Skin
Eruptions and pro-
duces a natural CON-
plexion.
Phroso takes the
place of powder and
leaves no oily effects.
Sold by all drug
gists.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
Seeks a Reward.

sUIsUN, Nov. 6.-J. w Bird, a photog-
rapher Of Sacramento, is endeavorine Ia
secure the State reward Of $500 for giving
the information that led to the arrest and
conviction of Frank Belew the DiWnn
polsoner It will be remembered that Bird
was a brother-in-law to Belew and fur
nlshed the authorities with information
Examiners refused to pay the same BIRD
claims he is entitled to the amount and
will take action in regard to the matter,
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
BRIDGE C0LLAPSES
UNDER A HEAVY LOAD
Wagon Drawn by Six Horses Precipi-
tated Into Dry Creek and the
Driver Injured

MARYSVILLE, Nov. 6.-Two middle
tiers Of the bridge that spans Dry Creek
on Browns Valley Dobbins road, thirteen
miles east of this city, collapsed this fore
team attached to a heavy load of shakes.
The driver, young man named Emmett
Gleason, sustained fractures of two ribs
and one of his horses was killed In the
fall. Two others We're badly crippled.
The bridge, which is fifteen feet above the
bed of the creek, was built in 1891.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
A CARD.
sti1l ONT for Tax Collector.

To my friends and the public: A state
ment has been made that I am not eli
glble to the Office of Tax Collector. In
answer to the same wish to say that
am not only eligible. but was born and
reared In San Francisco and have also
been an elector of this city for nearly
fifteen years. JOSEPH H SCOTT,
Rep. Candidate for Tax Collector.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

pervisors to-day to represent SoIano
County at the convention to be held in
San Francisco November Il by the State
association for the storage of flood waters
and to discuss means for the conservation
Cook of Rio Vista, w T. Kelley of Val
lejo, Supervisor G.. A. BergwaII. ]. E. Sui
Ivan, Senator j. J. Luchsinger, Assem-
blyman Alden Anderson. A number of
others Of this county will also be in at
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
PIumas County Bonds.

QUINCY, Nov. 6.-Bids for the sale of
Pumas County bonds of S35.1OO were
opened by the Supervisors to-day ]. s.
Bransford, representing Mrs. Susan B.
the highest bid, $50, which is a pre-
MUM of 500 on the new per cent bonds
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
Petitions Against Roberts.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-The pastors
Of the churches of this city will next
Sunday morning ask their congregations
for an expression on the expulsion from
Congress OF b. H. Roberts, Congressman
elect from Utah. AT the meeting of the
Indianapolis Ministerial Association in
the parlors of the Meridian street Meth
odiSt Church to-day a resolution was
unanimously adopted to this effect. Each
church will have one or more of the peti-
tions to the Congress for Roberts ex-
pulsion, and persons who attend will be
asked to attach their signatures.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
Pioneer Pritchett Dies.

MARYSVILLE, Nov 6.-Jacob Pritch-
ett. a pioneer resident Of the Smartsville
district. died in this city last night The
body win be sent 10 the old home Of the
deceased in Tinlbuctoo
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
ESTERHAZY SENTENCED
FOR SWfNDLING

PARIS. Nov. 6.-Major Count Ester
hazy, the reputed author of the bordereau
which which brought about the conviction Of
treason, was sentenced to-day. by de-
faGlt, on his cousin Christians S charge of
swindling' to three years Imprisonment
ana TO pay fine Of fifty francs. He was
claimed by Christian. - ''iios
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

oan Francisco is Republican city
and should be under Republican con-
troll
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
MILES Leaves Seattle

SEATTLE, Nov. 6.-General Nelson
Miles left Seattle this afternoon for San
francisco: He will make brief official
visits at Tacoma and Portland
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

Will Represent solano.,
SUISUN, Nov. 6-The following dele
gates were selected by the Board of Su-
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nearly fifty years

Nearly fifty years
of constant and painStaking
endeavor has characterized
the output of John Vie
lands Brewery.
In the beginning as
now there was no better.
To-day it stands the largest,
richest and best equipped
in modern and scientific
apparatus for making pure,
wholesome beverage for
family use.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-11-22
FACTS
Along Religious Lines Noted by an
Obs .rver.

Christian people seem to forget thai
sinners are watching their every act anC
word and judging them thereby.
Some brethren are continually talking
and grumbling about few members
running things" or 5ukng the lead in
church ahairs, but hen they arr asked
to render theiv eeryeos in the smallest
m. tiers, they fatty refuse.
Some church members n elect their
own household of Fifth TO attend o,hera
thus saying TO the sinner and their
churches, 81 b, long to this particular
church without believing its doctrines,
therefore am doing nothiI gto upholdit
Some Christians talk one way and act
another thus destroying what il.Huence
/ they have.
A few kicking, echeming, isult-fud-
ing church members can tear down and
| do more harm in one month than the
pastor and his helpers can build up and
do good in a years pastOratc.
Kickers in the church amount to but
very little 10 their pastor or to the sue
cess Of the ministry.
The churches OF today have on hand
a big load Of dead heads.
Some Young converts on their good
works and close attendance to the church
services Pat she older members 10 shsme
If Christian people would read the
Bible end their religious papers more
they would be hrmcr andmore stoadfGst in
the faith and Qug churches would be
more spiritua
Church members actually sit at home
for the mere pleasure ol ,hems, Ives and
family Sabbath after Sabbath With nc
reproach OF conscience, anu .L,ir church
bell calling them to duty time al,eI time.
Christian wives, husbands, mothers,
and fathers, with husbands, wives, chill
drsn, and loved ones out OF Ohrist, never
seem to think it necessary to exert them
selves in the least in Christian work.
If they attend church once a month they
think that is a sufficient example to set
before their unsaved ones.
The public looks with ii, gust Oh a
Christian or anyone who pretauds3o in
dorse a thing and will not support It.
Some Christians are more anxious
about the elcquenCe Of their pastor than
about his spiritual qualifications
Stephensport, Ky. AN OBSERVER.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-11-22
The Boer War.

Mr.. Arnold White, the London cor.
respondent of "Harper's Weekly" says
the whole English civilization is at stake
in The Boor war He SAYS that If the
British lose, England will have lost her
prestig among nations; India, Australia,
Canada, as we'll as South Africa, and
Egypt will fall awav from her. Her En-.
pire will be gone, Russia will be SUI
preme in China, the United States will
be isolated, and Anglo-Saxon suprsma.
cy will be overthrown. Mr.. White ar
CUES that Great Britain cannot stop til
British supremacy is established in
South Africa The Issues are greatly
mixed, but dEht seemed the only way
to settlr the matter, so prolonged and
bittor has been the hospitality In South
Africa. Germany is understood to be in
alishos with England eo that she will
have a FREQ hand In Africa. -Ex.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-11-22
OF GENERAL INTEREST.

1t is reported that Admiral Dewey
will transfer TO his wife his new home
in Washington.
W. J. Bryan will spend the winter in
the east organizing Democratic campaign
clubs.
The citizens Of London will send
10000 plum puddluga to the English
soldiers in South AiIica. These pud,
dings weigh ten tons and Will arrive I'm
time for Ohristmas dinner,
Andrew Carnegie as proposed %
donate $4,000 to the city Of Louis yil.e
for the establishment Of a hne circula.-
ing library, His only stipulation Is that
the city shall take some proper steps
toward maintaining g..
Brigham H. Roberts eaya he has no
idea of resiRninR his seat in Congress,
He was elected and he intends to take
his seat.
President Mckinley is said to be in
favor Of a new cabinet cliicor--a score
tarY of commerce.
Last Saturday the new Dsttleship
Kentucky made her trial trip of the
New England coast from New York,
Captain Mason had charge Of the ship,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-11-22
AGood Plan.

There is story going the rounds
which is worth reading. A gentleman
was beginning to drink, and nothing
which his friends could say seemed to
have any il hueucC upon him. Still he
went to the saloon and took a drink
"whenever he felt like it," declaring ht
was in no danger Of wasting bis substance
or Of drinking too much.
Finally u friend wrote him a note.
Since lie was resolved to drink, his friend
advised tha' he buy a gallon and make
his wifi J.rseeper. A gallon cost three
dollarl, a., obtained sixty-fve fifteen
cent I-.,Er Whenever he wished
drink le. . Guy it from his wife in
stead Of the salOOn-keeper. When the
gallon of whiskey was gone the wife
would have the money to pay for it and
Sc rs profit. BY aaving her profits, the
adviser wrote '~oeI you have become
an inebriste, u..,. ~ support yourself,
aud Stunned by every rasY actable man,
your wife will have money 10 keep you
until your time comes to FL a drunkard's
grave"
Why should not the vile have the
profits y hich he was phyii & 80 readily
70 the sa.oon.keepa? What possible OIL
lection to this plan? The man did n.
scruple to g into his wife's preseuC-
when he was drunk, and That Was worse
than drinking before her. The story
stops there. We wish it had been added
hat this plain, blunt way Of putting the
matter before HIM led the man to stop
his drinking. The story is said by the
War Cry to oc a true one. What was
s s,quel?--FL,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-11-22
Final Arrangements for Farmers
Institute

The fnal arrangements for the Farmers
Institutes to be held this fall have been
made by the committee. The first one
will be held at Hodgenvllle, LaRue coun-
ty November goth and 2lst. The speaL-
ers furnished by the State are H. F.
Work, of New Washington, Ind, Mrs.
Lucy McEroy Of Lebanon, Ky Mr.. Ed
Oglesby of Cloverport and DR.. P. w.
Foote, OF IrvingtOn,
Interesting and instructive programs
have been made out in which local talent
is expected to take an impor ant part.
Tue ladies at each place are invited to
render their assistance in MAXI z the
meetings the success they Should be.
The farmers in these oountss are
urged 70 attend these meetings. The
State has gone to oonaidUta lie expense
to provide this mode OF instruction 10 The
agroultuilists and it is hoped and eX.
peCsed that they take advantage Of it.
They should hail these occasions with
delight, go homo and let their enthusiasm
TAXI a practical turn by putting into
prac.ice the prcoepts learned from these
! 2 Tors in their prof ssior.