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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
HAVE NOT BEEN MATCHED.
Mccoy Will Not Fight Mccormack
in August

BOSTON, July 8.-B. H. Benton, rep
resentative of kid" Mccoy. says the
announcement sent out from Chicago
last night that Mccoy had been match
ed to fight Jack" Mccormack of Phil
adelphia on August was a mistake. as
Mccoy has Cancelled all engagements
and declined to make new ones, in the
expectation of arranging promised
fight with Fitzsimmons.
A prospective match between Byers.
the colored fighter, of this city, and
Choynski is off, the reason being given
that Choynski draws the color line
Billy Hill of this city has chal-
lenged kid" Parker, who defeated
Jack Carrig last night.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
TOM COOPER'S VICTORY.
Wins the Grand Circuit Mile Event
at Berkeley Oval.

NEW YORK. July s.-The grand circuit
of the National Cycling Association began
this afternoon at Berkeley Oval. and
nearly 100 individual bicycle riders took
part in the events. The grand circuit open
professional event at a mile was cleverly
won by Tom Cooper Of Detroit by a
couple of inches Scarcely a foot sep
arated the four men. Summary:
Grand circuit mile open professional
Final heat won by Tom Cooper; E. H.
Kiser. Dayton, second; 10 Bob Walthour,
Professional half-mile handicap-FinaI
heat won by P. A. Raymond Greenwich,
Conn. (70); r. A. Miller, Galveston (45).
second; l. W. Lawson, Chicago (45), third !;
". E. Becker, Minneapolis C40), fourth.
Time 0:56.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
PEACE CONFERENCE TO
ADJOURN UNTIL SPRING
During the Recess Gar Nicholas Will
Visit the Principal European
Countries.

LONDON, July S.-A telegram from st.
Petersburg asserts that the Hague con-
ference will adjourn at the end of July.
the members agreeing to reassemble in
the early spring, and that during the in
terval Emperor Nicholas will visit the
principal European countries.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09

Elapsed
6efende4 6Sigmsia .S5i stiS sss35 ses3S ses
On the first leg of the course. a reach
of about four miles with beam wind.
the Defender gained two seconds. On the
second leg of six miles in which there
was some windward work. the Columbia
gained minute 53 seconds On the third
leg. ihree-mile run before the wind. with
spinnakers set the Defender gained six
seconds. On the first leg the secord time
around the Columbia gained minute II
seconds; in the close-hauled work on the
second leg she gained only 36 seconds. and
in the run to the finish the Defender
gained 43 seconds.
The only unfortunate part of to-day's
event was the fact that both of the yachts
sailed the wrong course. 1t was, in fact,
the feature of the day. and the strange
action Of those in charge of the yachts
kept every one guessing as to the ultimate
result
The first leg of the course was to have
been eight miles long, the turning point
being off Stamford. Conn. The yachtsmen
of the Riverside Club were having race
on the sound. They set their turning
point on the course the Columbia and De-
fender were to sail over, but only four
miles from their starting point. When.
after an exciting luffing match, Captain
Rhodes saw this mark, he promptly kept
the Defender off and rounded it, and for
q while no one knew whether it was a
real race or not.
seen after the race. He said:
The Defender made the mistake and
we simply followed her to make a race.
1t has turned out a good one We are
very well satisfied with it all around We
both made a mistake, but it has been the
best all-around race we have yet had
am satisfied that the Columbia is the bet
ter boat. but she will go to Bristol and
have her sails recut before she races
again
The regatta committee says that the
event will be considered as a race and
Commodore Postley probably will award
the cup to the Columbia.
LARCHMONT. n. Y, July S-The CO.
lumbia. in running in for her moorings
after to-day''s race. fouled the Defender 5
boom with her port toDmast shroud ana
afterward by the topmast backstay.
bending the Defenders hollow steel spar
almost at right angles. The Columbia
was uninjured and Immediately afterward
caught her own moorings. The Defender
will go to Bristol on Monday. where the
damaged boom will be Strengthened and
if necessary spliced.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Sale of Haggin's Yearlings.

NEW YORK. July S.-The Worlds
cable from London says: The sale Oh
eighty-seven yearlings from J. b. nag
gins Rancho del Paso STUD, IN CaIlIor-
Dia will he great feature at Newman
ket next week. for at present there is
boom in American blooded stock
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
CHALLENGER
ON 4 LONG
TRIAL SPIN
Stands Up Stifly in the
Teeth Of a Strong
Wind.

Special Gable to The Call and the New York
Herald Copyrighted 1899, by James Cor
don Bennett.
SOUTHAMPTON. July Sat 10 o'clock
this morning the Americas cup challenger
Shamrock spoke to the world when she
made a shot into the wind, having come
around like a one-rater in order 10 trim
her sails. Her great mainsan clappcd
loudly. Her crew of forty worked like
clockwork in their characteristic green
and yellow Jerseys and caps
II was almost a clean run of eight miles
10 Needles. Very soon the foresail and
flying jib were broken out with jib-
headed topsail. hoisted beneath a bloody
hand on white ground. the pennant of the
Royal Ulster Yacht Club. That was all
the sail she carried during the spin,
which lasted for seven hours and twenty
five minutes. On the run down the Sham
rock appeared sluggish. Her mainsaii
puckered badly in the after leach, but top
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09

SOUTHAMPTON, Eng, July S.-The
Shamrock, with her light green glis-
tening sides, lies off Hythe, which is
almost opposite here, in the bay. just
at the mouth of the Achen. Her pc
culiar color makes her very cOnspicu-
Gus. She is the object of constant at
tention. She lies almost in the direct
route of incoming and outgoing steam
ers. The passengers of the last out
going American steamer lined up and
gave the Shamrock three rOusing
cheers, which the crew of the racer re-
piled TO with re-echolng heartiness.
Yachts in number from Ryde. Cowes,
South Sea and Southampton hover
about the green racer Opera glasses
and telescopes are raised, with eyes full
of curiosity behind them. The usual
remark after scrutinizing her is:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
ADVERTISEMENT
GOOD NEWS FOR
AFFLICTED MEN
TWO CELEBRATED EUROPEAN
PHYSICIANS
Have Been Added to the Staff
of CALIFORNIA; Most Popular
and Efficient Medical Insti-
tuition.
DIR. MEYERS s. co.

Ever in the Lead With Cures, Ever
in Favor With Suffering Men,
This Association Of Specialists
Have Recently Brought Skill ard
Experience from the Old World
Which Is Of the Utmost Import
ance to Men Who Are Suffering
With Weakness or a Disease.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
WILL HAVE A PAPER CHASE.
San Rafael Hunt Club to Revive the
Snort This Week

SAN RAFAEL. July S.-The San Rafael
Hunt Club has finally decided that golf
shall not have a monopoly this season as a
society game. At a meeting of the organ
ization last evening it was decided that
the initial paper chase of the season
should take place next Saturday.
New officers were elected as follows:
President, DR.. II. o. Howitt: secretary
and treasurer, A. H. Bocqueraz; direc-
tors-Dr. Hewitt. A H Bocqueraz, Fred
II. Green. Jonathan ]. Crooks and Baron
j. H. Won Schroeder.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Bishop of Panama Dead.

Special Gable to The Call and the New York
Herald Copyrighted, 1899. by James Cor
don Bennett.
PANAMA July S.-The Right Rev. lose
Alexandra Peralta. Bishop of Panama
died early this morning, after a week $
illness with grip.
General Julio Renjifo. until lately CO.
lombian charge d'affaires in Washington.
has been appointed Minister of the Treas
ury at Bogota by President Saclemente
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Aguirre Names a Democrat.

SAN QUENTIN PRISON, July S.
Warden Aguirre has appointed ex-Sheriff
Henry Harrison chief engineer of the
prison. to succeed John Young This is
the first Democratic appointment the
Warden has made. 1t is rumored that
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Placer's Assessment

AUBURN, July S-County Assessor
Mitchell has completed his work and his
return places Placer County's assessable
property at trifie over $4,000, ,00o or prac-
tically the same as last year.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Woodland VS.. Colusa.

WOODLAND, July s.-The Woodland
baseball club will meet the Colusa club at
CoIuSa tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Ocean Water Tub Baths.

1of Seventh street. corner Mission. Salt
water direct from the ocean.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09

wood Athletic Club tonight Tommy
sullivan of Brooklyn and Johnnie
Richie of Chicago fought twenty fast
rounds TO a draw.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09

aan6 %a 4 the Me-" Rochelle
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09

water test as the yachts may ever expect
TO get Here are the official figures show
ing the times of each yacht:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Fought to a Draw.

NEW YORK. July S.-At the Green
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Fund for -Jext Years Fourth.

Love makes d man think of diamonds,
and marriage makes him think Of clubs.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
. oooe Q . Q . Q .
8 Amateur Golf Championship
5 Of America Won by Hartman
2 $50 q . . Q . . . . (, . .
E1LERs, sMELTER CLOSED.
oooooo 500 . . . . . . . Q

twelve guards will be displaced within
ten days.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Strikers Induce the Workmen to
Leave Their Posts.

PUEBLO. Colo, July 8.-The Eilers'
smelter at this place, one of the trust
plants which resumed operations few
days ago, was again shut down to-day.
Members of the Smeltermen's Union in
duced the workmen to come out ] ne
company claimed - have $50 men work
ing. and all but about fifty refused TO
work, to-day. The company 1S "a at ,gs 9aee or
nors of serious collision between the
strikers and the guards at the te,Lls..e smelter
but investigation showed little fOunnaton
for the story The strikers nave been
careful not TO trespass upon the compa-
ny's property and everything IS very
quiet.
Fund for Iext Years Fourth.
WOODLAND. July S--Contrary to all
nreceden4 the Fourth Of July COMMITTEES
had a surplus of nearly 800 after the pay
ment of all claims and this has been de-
posted in bank as a nucleus for cele-
bration fund for 1900.
Love makes a man think Of diamonds,
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
EVEN THE
DECKS ARE
OF METAL
Wood Scarcely Used in the
Construction of the
Shamrock.

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted. 1899, by James Cor
don Bennett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
MINUTE CLASS-TRGT AND PACE
PURSE 500
NOT LESS THAN $4,000. IL
Deficit Believed to Exist in the Norway
Me-, Savings Bank.

Boston. Aug. ga special to the
Herald from Norway, Me, says: The
closing of the Norway Savings Bank
for an investigation of its accounts
has caused no end Of speculation here
as to the reason that made this action
necessary. 1t is now admitted by one
one of the bank officials that Irregular
tiles discovered by the new treasurer
was the direct cause Of the suspension
Of business. These irregularities were
displayed to the trustees at their meet
ing, Tuesday evening. and they decd-
in the deposit books.
The Irregularities concern the fig
urcS between the figures on the depos-
itorS' books and those of the trcaSur-
cr's books. The late judge s. :.
Stcarns was cashier and treasurer Of
the bank from May. 1894, until the ninth
Of the present month. when he died.
His predecessor was his law partner,
II. Nj. Bearce.
The trustees are very reticcnt about
the matter and they alone know ,the
condition of affairs. 1t is not yet
known how great the deficit will prove
to be because only few of the books
are in. However, there is reason to be
lieve that the amount will not be less
than $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
HEROIC RESCUE
Of 10 Of Bark PrisciIIa's Crew
by Surfman Midget.
Single handed He Saves Six After They
Jump Into the Water.
Then Boards the Wreck and Safely Takes -Four
MJrc 10 Shore.

Washington, Aug. 25.-Lieut. c. f..
Johnston of the revenue cutter service,
who has just returned from a tour of
Inspection Of the hurricanc-swept coast
OF North Carolina, made his report, to-
day, to the life saving bureau. AL
though the devastation caused by the
storm was very great the number of
wrecks and the loss Of life, as reported
by the press dispatches from Norfolk.
Lieut.. Johnston stated, were exagger-
ated
The hurricane attained frightful We
loclty in the vicinity Of Cape Hat
:cras," said Lieut.. Johnston, today.
The ocean swept over strip of land
separating Pamlico sound from the At
lantic. Sheep, cattle and horses which
We're on this land We're drowned and
many houses were wrecked. At Ocra-
coke 50 houses We're swept away but
there was no loss Of life.
There were several wrecks along
the coast between Chicacomico ami
Ocracoke. and the life saving crews did
noble work in saving life.
AT Durant's station 300 bales of cot
ton have come ashore, together with
2e0 cords Of oak slaves. The bows Of
4 vessel, believed to be a steamship,
are ashore and bear the name Agnes.
Two bodies We're washed up, one of
them evidently an engineer of a steam
snip.
The Aaron Reppards struck 50 far
from shore that the life savers could
not reach her. When the vessel went
% pieces. the crew were swept over
h. IN
the water. forming a living line, and
picked tip those who were swept to-
wards tine land. In this way they res
cucd eight.
The rescue of the PriscilIa's crew
was an exhibition of heroism. Rasmus
$. Midget. surfman at Gull shoals sta
zion, was the hero. 1t was O'Clock in
the morning, with the hurricane at its
height and the rain falling in torrents.
The surfman saw a mass of wrcckage
about Il feet from the shore This was
the stern Of the barkentine Priscilla
ana upon it crouched the 10 survivors.
She had broken in two and the stern
had driftcd in. The men on the wreck
lge were exhausted and could not help
themselves.
Single handed he rescued all who
We're still aboard The surfman would
wait until a big wave receded when he
would follow it, at the same time call
ing to one of the men to jump over
board AS each man came in with the
waves. the surfman would seize him
and carry him ashore. In this way he
saved six. Four others were too feeble
to drop overheard. The surfman finally
made his way to the wreck and took
of these in turn.
The captain. Benjamin SprinGsteen,
lost his wife and child. A youth named
Fitzhugh Lee Gouldsborough related to
Admiral Gouldsborough. who was It
passenger on the vessel was also lost"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
The Direct Cause Of So Much
Cholera Infantum.
Weak Stomachs Overwhelmed by In
digestbIe Food.
lactated Food Meets Every Demand Of Grow
ing Children.

To keep right on feeding children in
such hot weather as this without think
ing how easily their tiny stomachs are
deranged by heat, is simply trifiing with
Providence.
The continued existence of babies fed
on watery breast milk or on cows milk.
that in many Instances is not at all fit
ted for baby's food, Is a daily miracle
Hot weather predisposes the childs di-
gestion TO he easily disordered by insult.
able food. 1t is always the diet that il
not suited to hot weather conditions that
is the directly exciting cause Of cholera
infantum and other bowel disorders. The
whole problem of keeping baby well dur
ing the heated season narrows itself down
70 question Of a simple, nutritious, alb.
solutely pure food that Is not too bulky
nor difficult for the child's powers of di-
gestion. This diet is unquestionably lac
tated food.
Lactated food solves the problem of
keeping very young children well nour-
ished ana healthy at all seasons Chill.
drcn that eat heartily of this carefully
prepared food. as reports from countless
homes show that children of all ages do.
are never seriously affected by the ho.-
test days or nights
In looking over my cases of summer
diarrhoea for the past few days" SAYS
Dr. Holt, physician to the New York In.
FAINT Asylum. II find that in more than
ioO Of these cases the exciting cause was
improper feeding"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
WHO OWNS IT?
Suit to Determine Ownership
Of B., 0. and 0. Stock.
Pres. MilIiken Voted ESQ Shares at
Recent Annual Meeting
And Stakeholder HeaI Denies that He Had
Right 10 Do So.

Bangor. Me, Aug. 25.-(SpcciaD.- The
recent annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Bangor. OLD Town &
Orono Electric Railroad has resulted in
a lawsuit and it promises to be one
'of the most Interesting that this county
has seen for several years. 1t is wag-
ing between some of the most promi-
ment men in the State and a consider
able sum of money is involved. The
matter in dispute is the ownership Of
80 shares of stock. At the meeting $50
shares of the stock was represented
outside of the 30 shares in question
ana there were two sets of directors
stockholders, one being known as the
Niliiken faction, headed by Hon. Elias
Mllliken OF Augusta, and consisting Of
himself, John Cassidy of Bangor, !. G.
Libby of Waterville. y. j. Durgin of
orono, Geo. +. SeWall of Old Town.
Mrs. Elias Millkan ana NJ. :. Holway
II Augusta. The other set was the
Beal ticket, which was headed by Mr..
Milliken, he being the largest holder of
stock in the company. together with
MI i'tslI, NIL = tiSNltIN- VI - -Aii- vi .
SeWall W. l.. Scribner Of Springfield.
and John G. Dunning of Bangor. AS il
Will be seen the Milliken ticket dropped
the name Of Mr.. Eeal, who is til" see
cnd largest stockholiar, and added
those Of Mrs. MiliEen. Mr.. Libby and
Mr.. HO!Way. AT III" meeting the Bea!
ticket was defeated. Mr.. Nilliken in
sisted upon the voting Of the 30 shares
in dispute and after 4 long discussion
these We're cast in favor Of the MiIli-
Ken ticket which assured the election
of the directors Of the NInl,ken ticket.
The matter of theovIcrship If those go
shares of stock is what the court will
have TO decide.
N seems .b9t tyyo yaors ao.o after "a
nairs ANA vario,is nxnans..s AVA com
many round i+sa1f - oon IN b.1+ A.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
Money for the Baker Family.

Old Orchard, Me, Aug. 25.-The COM
mittee Of Boston colored men who are
raising a fund for the support of the
family of Frazier b. Baker. the muir
dercd colored postmaster of Lake City
y. c.. participated in tonight's meet
ing of the Salvation Army at the camp
ground. Addresses were given by cx-
Councillor Isaac L. Allen, Rev. Alfred
w. Adams, DIR. J. Allen Kirk, Benz. w.
Farris and Miss Jcwett of Boston. Mrs.
Baker and her son were introduced
Money was raised toward the Baker
family fund.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
CITY OF AUGUSTA,

In Board of Aldermen. Aug. 10, 1899,
"6 T %i, that the several city Offices
charged with the expenditure Of public
funds be required 70 cause All pilis II II
with tie city auditor on or before sept.
3 IS.,s. ana that III persons having claims claim;
against the city he notified by the puD o +
r uars unfinished in the city. 70 file their
bills. properly approved. as r r, ~ y.
"rdna4ca with jhe cit{ f 3T4ft%F o RI Cd
~ IL - dieroIint Shall be allowed on anE
lii or no calm in sci III against taxes nm
less such bin is filed as required oy thls
o' Tead and passed in both branches OF
tLc city council.
aug17tosept1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
Young Peoples Day at Ocean Park.

Ocean Park. Old Orchard. Me-. Aug. %.
The annual convention OF the Free Bap
,ist Young Peoples Societies took place
here, today. AT the forenoon service.
Rev \. h. Wilson of Lowell. spoke on
our Watchword." Miss H0rrill of Port =
land. read 4 paper on .'SoCiais" and
Rev. +. ;. Wiley Of New Hampshire dis
cuSsed the general work Of the Young
People. I'm the afternoon Il short bust
ness session was held. In the evening.
Miss Cora Bickford of Biddcford. read a
paper on Receiving Through Giving
Rev. y. w. jefferson preached the ser
mon before the Young Peoples Societies.
-akinS as his theme. Enthusiasm for
Humanity. The address was followed
by brief reception and readings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
OIympia's Men Drill at ViIieirance.

Nice Aug. 25.-The Olympia battalion
at Nillefrance, for drill purposes, the
entire population of the town viewing
the parade from the surrounding
heights. The men presented a splendid
appearance.
Admiral Dewey received a visit short
ly before noon from Edward Andre,
Belgian consul at Manila. He passed a
quiet day on board and seemed in per
feet health and greatly benefited by
the rest he is taking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

There will be a session of the United
States district court. a Portland, Satur
day. for the adjudication Of bankruptcy
petitions. the court having held no bank
ruptcy sessions for the past month.
An unoccupied house near the corner
of Washington and Pine streets, Ban
gor. were burned, Friday morning.
Loss between 5000 and $500; insured.
A construction train ran into a passer
ger car on the Sanford x Cape Pnrpoist
Electric Railway, al West kcnncbunk,
Friday morning. Robert Gerald of Bos
ton. was slightly injured. The damage
was slight
Evangelist Sandford departed for New
York ana Europe on the Pullman, Thurs
day night. His last business interview
was with a Lewiston contractor al 1873
man. chow Mr.. Sandfurd stands up un-
der the strain Of business. Look what he
has had on his shoulders. the last few
weeks There are few men who could
done lots of business with him, and /
have found him as good as his word in
every spot and place. '-Lewiston j, uTnaL
The annual reunion of the 23d Maine
Regiment Association was held at Merry
meeting park. Thursday. There were
q bout 20 of the comrades present and "a
or more were accompanied by their ives.
The business meeting was held in tnc ca
sino building. The following comrades
were elected as the officers fJr the com
ing year: III. y. Bolster Of S1cth Paris,
j. n. BarroWs Of Bethel vice
president; X. NJ. Sykes Of Auburn. sccr.-
tary: James White of Auburn. treasurer.
Since the meeting one year ago II of the
members have dled ana there are still
living about 30 so far as known. TN.
time and place for the next reunion Was
left with the officers Of the association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
LAW COURT DECISION.

Tho following rcscript was handed down
by the law COURT
parobscot. W.. Rufus r. Sanford rs.
Rangor street Railway.
The plaintiffs horse was restless. &C
cus;oncd to shy Mt street cars, etc, he
unJcrInaIl to- drive such Il hnrs" without
Gb3fts. bv long rcins. through q city
street upon which he was bound 70 ST.
counter street ca~s re dil encounter
one. His horse became unmahaScahlt ana
nc, in Undertaking 20 drive such q
horse in that way. under those c.rcum
stances clearly contributed - the result
colnpluincd 0f.
Motion sustained. verdict Set 2Sidc-
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Weather Conditions and General Forecast

Washington, Aug. 25.-There have
been showers ana thunder storms in
portions Of the north Atlantic ana
Gulf states ana a few widely scattered
showers in various other districts
Fair weather is indicated. Saturday
and sunday. except thunder storms.
Saturday. III the south Atlantic states
ana the Da5otas. The warm weather
will extend gradually eastward. while
cooler weather VIII prevail in the eX-
IRENE West. on the Atlantic coast
fresh winds, mostly southcrly. viii pre-
vail.