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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-12
SAN MATEO PARK

The fresh growth Of grass with which
san Mateo Coursing Park is carpeted Is
already affecting the speed of the hares
Long, Furnishing courses were the excep-
ton yesterday, the majority being short
and snappy. The longest course Of the
day was between Fury and Red Wing. an
extra being released TO Kill the hare Iron
Duke and Honor Bright also ran for
nearly three minutes
During the intermission some EMPLOYEES
Turned q lot OF hares loose in a paddock
Ihey found their way finally to the eS-
capes and ran all over the field II was
with difficulty they We're driven back
and COurSiug was resumed The dav vas
dull and had a naturally depressing effect
on the sport. The final rounds of the
stake to-day will bring together lot of
suited as follows:
Open stahe-B. Deans Free Silver Pow heat
J. J. O.Br.ens Pasha Queen. w IL Jones
Lady Marion beat +. Halt7ns Tic Tao.
Lopez Cartaencta; p McKuue's Rfgbv boa+
LAWYER d Watson's Richmond Lead: A. John
J. Cd shea Golden Gate beat +. James Moon
light; !. D Shea's Young Firevzi beat Ed VIII
sons Magnet; J. Keenan's ROYAL Oak beat
Cookery ~ liogan's High Dice; }. II. Smiths
MERGED beat J. Dicksons Black Bess: c. L.
" iieys GasIight beat r NI-en's Nellie y:
Tohnson's Mountain Beauty beat " Creamer's
Jesse Moore; W. s Trades Wandering Tom
beat ". II. Jones Prince Jerome: Pasha Ken
nels Random Aim beat z. Reddy's Ada; W
skylght; A Johnsons Tod Sloan beat Jeff
Martlnets Bernal Boy; Kay Bros. Hawker
beat J. l. Ross Jessica; Z. Baumelster's Win
ming Ways beat 7. J. Cronns Maid Of Bail;
Larkey & Rocks Minerva beat a. {. Brad
burys Victor Chief: T. Fann.ng's Babe Muir
ply beat jeff Martinet's Sally Brass; Y Guer-
rero's Silence beat J. /. Ross Just TIP; Dan
Ford's Juanita beat ". J. Browning's Noun
tain Belle Fleming Bros Fury beat J. Perry s
Ped Wing; z. and r. SCOTS Lord Byron beat
J Anthony's Patriot: J. Keenan's Blackjack
beat George Ehmans Fireman; ". II. Jones
Russian beat A c. Bradbury's SardOnic: j.
Ferris Leah beat J. J. Higgins Currency; D.
Dowst's Sarcastic beat J. Seggerson's White
Chief: J. Seggerson's Caudeiaria beat J. Kee-
mans Fear Not: F. Chambius Rockln Belle.
q bye. D. Ford's Bonita beat J. Jones Cali
want; W. Cramer's Della NJ beat Jeff Marti-
nets Buxton: Curtis & Sons Cavalier beat
r f de b. Lopez's Pepita; J. O'Dowds Shoot
over beat l.. Virgins Dexter 2; T. J. Cronin' !
Iron Duke beat r. Pringle's Honor Bright; n.
p Writings St. Anthony beat p. J. Nolte' :
Rich and Artless; J. Perrys Commodore Nash
beat Il Aliens Alberta; ]. Watkins still
True beat A. Van den Burghs Kitty Y; L.
NJ Kellogg's Iowa Girl beat J. Bradshaw 8
Beauty; J. seggerson's Gold Hill. bye.
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PRISONER WANDY
BADLY SCALDED
Had Planned to Escape
From Jail.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN RAFAEL, Nov. u-Wesson
Wandy. a prisoner in this County Jan
serving thirty days for petit larceny
committed in Sausalito, made his thlrd
attempt 10 escape from custody to-day
Wandy came near being scalded TO
death and created such a scene that Tor
a brief period the excitement was as IN
tense as during the trouble caused rev
DAYS ago by Mary Cuneo and Michaei
MureIlo. Several days ago Wandy trled
to elude the vigilance OF Deputy oher!L
Iucas and yesterday made an attempt 10
fool Sheriff Taylor and regain MS Iree-
This evening he pulled down the steam
pipe passing through the ghost cell,
presumably with the intention OF using
a piece Of it as a bludgeon to knock the
iailkeeper senseless and make another at
TEMPT 10 escape. Instantly the hot team
filed the cell and the prisoner was Sc
vorelv scalded before he could retreat 10
a corner and throw himself on the floor
His screams Of terror and pain set the
three tramps in an adjoining apartment
to yelling and beating their cells and the
iafikeeper ran to the prison door 10 see
what was the trouble. In a few minutes
the whole jail was dripping with water
and clouds of steam rose to the upper
floor through the hallway. Wandy was
dragged outside almost unconscious, the
fires were banked and the escape valve
turned on. Things soon quieted down,
but Wandy had 10 be wrapped in a wet
sheet and given medical treatment.
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CLARK'S AGENT
UP FOR BRIBERY
The Montana Senatorial
Scandal ReOpened.
SUPREME COURTS HEARING
Legislators Testify That He Sought
to Buy Their Votes for the
Millionaire Nine
Owner.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ANACONDA, Mont, Nov u.-This week
the time of the Supreme Court OF Mon
tana has been taken up with the nearing
Of the charges against John b. welcome,
one Of w. A. Clark's attorneys, VINO was
Clark's confidential man during the Sen
atorial election last winter ana VINO Is &C.
cused of having distributed at that time
large sums of money in the alleged prl-
berry of members of the Legislature IN the
interest of Clark. The process pending In
the Supreme Court is for the dlSpafmeHI
Of Welcome.
Last January in joint session Of the Leg
islature $50 600. chiefly in bills OF the de-
siding officers desk. The testimony then
taken was that Welcome had given this
money to three members Of the Senate
three declared that they took the money
for the purpose of exposing the bribery.
Other members of the Legislature were
involved in the exposure. The ls,o matter tteT
asked to find that either there was bri-
berry in the interest of Clark or con-
ispiracGy against him. The Grand Jury
brought in a non-committal report.
Soon after the Legislature adjourned an
action was started in which the supreme
Court was asked to hear evidence under
diSbarment proceedings against w ell
come The preliminartes were thoroughly
argued at several sittings of the Supreme
Court, counsel for Welcome strenuously
denying the courts jurisdiction. Weeks
nounced that it would try the issue ana
the hearing began last Monday.
WhiteSide testified to having had direct
dealings with Welcome in several trans
actions involving the purchase of votes.
State Senator Clark of Madison County
testified that on appointment he was In
Welcomes room at the Helena Hotel;
that Whiteside was present; that Well
come counted out ten $1,000 bills; that these
were put in an envelope and marked by
State Senator Clark with his initials in
the presence of Whlteside and Welcome;
that Welcome proposed that the money
thus placed in the envelope and marked
be put in Whitesides care, the bargain
being that State Senator Clark was to
vote for w. A. Clark as long as Well
come should request him TO do it.
Senator Meyers of RaValn County tesu
fed that the $4,000 in the envelope mark
ed with his initials, which was also de-
posted with the State Treasurer last win
the purchase of his vote for w A. Clark.
Speaker Stiff of Missoula County testi-
fed that from one of Clarks agents he
was urged to accept $4,000 he to retire
from the Speakership contest and vote for
Clark for Senator.
The impression is, under the ruling
made to-day, that the Supreme Court will
confne the testimony strictly to the
charges that relate directly to the ac-
ing a sturdy defense. The hearing will
probably consume the courts time for an
other week. The case gets its especial
interest from the fact that all persons
concerned regard 1t as the preface to the
proposed action to have w. A Clark 8
seat in the Federal Senate declared va
cant on the ground Of bribery.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
THE FEAR OF HUMBUG
Prevents Many People From Trying a
Good Medicine.


Stomach troubles are so common and in
most cases so obstinate to cure that peo-
pie are apt to look with suspicion on any
remedy claiming to be a radical, perma-
nent cure for dyspepsia and indigestion.
MANY such pride themselves on their
acuteness in never being humbugged,
especially in medicine.
This fear of being humbugged can be
carried too far, so, far in fact, that many
people suffer for years with weak diges-
ton rather than risk a little time and
money in faithfully testing the CLAIMS
made Of a preparation so reliable and uni
versally used at Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
let's
Now Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
vastly different in one important respect
from ordinary proprietary medicines for
the reason that they are not a secret
patent medicine, no secret is made of
their ingredients, but analysis shows
them to contain the natural digestive
ferments, pure aseptic pepsin the diges-
tive acids. Golden Seal bismuth. NY
drastis and nux. They are not cathartlc.
neither do they act powerfully on any
organ, but they cure indigestion On the
common sense plan of digesting the food
eaten thoroughly before it has time to
ferment, sour and cause the mischief.
This is the only secret of their success.
Cathartic pills never have and never
can cure indigestion and stomach troubles
because they act entirely on the bowels
whereas the whole trouble is really in the
stomach.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets taken after
meals digest the food. That is all there
is to it. Food not digested or half Ill
gested is poison, as it creates gas, acidity
headaches, palpitation of the heart. loss
of flesh and appetite and many other
l. ~,
other name.
They are sold by druggists everywhere
at so cents per package. Address F. A.
hook on stomach Diseases sent free
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EARLY IN THE FIELD.
Harry Edwards Announces Himself
Candidate for Mavor of San Jose.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 1.-Next springs city
election. the first under the new charter.
promises to be an exciting one, for al
ready there. is stir among prospective
Edwards, manager of the Electric I'M
provement Company, announced himself
as a candidate for that office. This was
at the solicitation of number of citizens
The early launching of the Edwards
boom is somewhat of a surprise. The cleo
ton does not occur until May. and this
gives Edwards forces nearly six months
time to prepare for the election. Edwards
platform is short one. 1t is for greater
San Jose, economical city government
and such identifying and Improvement Of
the city as to attract homeseekers His
anti.gang proclivities will secure him
much. support, and as he is very popular
he will make hard fight Edwards com
pany has been the means of cutting the
gas and electric light rate in half. and
this will give an impetus to the boom He
also stands on his reputation as Park
Commissioner
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AUCTION
BY
Won RHEIN & CO.,
513 California Street,
Thursday, Nov. Is, 1899,
At ~ M. Sharp.

VAN NESS AVE. ARTISTIC HOME.
25x1oO-2O22 Van Ness S. of Pacific broom
house; the most artistic front in the city;
owner leaves country.
NEAR ELLIS AND LEAvENwORTH;
RENTS $3.50.
S3x56-1-s Cohen place off Ellis. W. Of Leav-
$3.50; minutes walk from Market st.
HANDSOME HAYEs-sT. DWELLING.
25x75-1307 Hayes; rooms and bath; car
lines key lot; sunny; attractive home; needs
to be seen to be appreciated.
CORNER LEAvENWORTH AND BROAD
WAY; RENTS s3S.
4oysS-S e cor Leavenworth and Broadway;
2 houses; rents SIS; sold without limit by order
of referee: 1624-1626 Leavenworth; 1131 Broad
way.
CORNER COUGH AND PINE.
33xS1-Irregular; 1893 Pine; S. Z. cor OF Pine
and Cough; choice neghborhood, adjoining
home of ]. F. Kennedy Esq. and facing home
of NJ ]. Mcdonald Esq.
OCTAVIA CORNER NEAR MARKET AND
HAIGHT.
S7:6x60-N. W. cor. Octavia and Rose; Isl to
1855 Octavia; dwellings, rents $50.
CALIFORNIA-sT. HOME: RENTS $50.
22:6xS7:6-S. line OF California. 70 feet E.
of Pierce; 2527 California; cosey 7-room modern
II LOTS. FOUNTAIN, NEAR TWENTY
FIFTH ST
N w cor Fountain and Twenty-fifth sts.-11
lots with corner S5x1O0; rest 25x100 and 25x110;
as a whole In lots.
NOE. s OF NINETEENTH. LOTS.
174x125-west line of Noe. of Nineteenth St:
buildings in this block are sold and occupied.
FREDERICK. NEAR COLE.
25xlS7 :6-Splendid for dwelling or flats; s.
line of Frederick, $50 west of Cole
GUERRERO-ST. DWELLING.
24:6x125-1321 Guerrero. E line. 251 IT. S. OF
Twenty-fffth: and bath; modern;
Twenty-ffth St. through from San
Jose ave.
5o-vARA. KEARNY AND LOMBARD
275 on Kearny 1875 on Lombard 1876 ON
Chestnut; whole or in divisions: 4 old houses;
large demand for cheap homes in that neigh
borhood.
STYLISH DWELLING; RENT SIS.
226x107:6-No 1917 Vallejo, W. of Octavia:
1O-room modern home; marine view; rent $55.
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tobacco and 1t IS there most OF the seed
Will be sown. It is said between three and
four hundred acres will be planted in to-
the crop has already been contracted for
with an Eastern tobacco firm.
w. T. Ball Of Seaside. pioneer of the
growing in California having broug 3,t''t tbe
seed to California from St Louis, Mo, in
1849. He has grown more or less of 1t ever
since in different sections of the State,
Juan for Flint. Bixby & Co., of that place
TO be used in making sheep dip. Mr. Ball
is one of the prospective Monterey grow
in tobacco this season He has an agree
ment TO sell his entire crop at a good fig
ure TO an Eastern firm.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-12
DROWNED IN A VAT.
Epileptic Ranch Hand Falls Into a
Solution of SuIphate of Cnrnnar


LOS ANGELES. Nov. n.-Deputy Cor
oner Strubel returned from the Patton
ranch, in the San Fernando Valley, to-
day, bringing with him the body of
Thomas Wilson, who died Thursday. vii
employed on the ranch about five weeks.
and was subject to epileptic fits. Thurs
day he was working in a barn in which
was a large trough divided into two com
partments, one Of which contained a solu-
toin of sulphate of copper, used for soak
ing wheat before planting.
Wilson was standing on the trough, one
foot on either side. and it is. suppose d
that while in that position he was strick
en- with a fit. and losing consciousness fell
into the trough in such a manner that mis-
stomach struck on the partition. His
head was thus immersed in the bluestone
solution, and there being no help at hand
he was drowned. An inquest was held
this morning at CARROTS undertaking
rooms, the jury returning a verdict Of
accidental death.
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Helning MetheYer.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1-Several affi-
davits were presented this morning in
support Of the application for new trial
of E. V. Methever, the old cobbler who
shot and killed Dorothy Mckee at Long
Beach and was convicted of murder. The
affidavit was from Mrs. Methever of San
Miguel, who testified that her husband
had drank large quantities or liquor for
several years before her separation from
him and that he had spells in which he
believed he had grievances against other
people. Sometimes he threatened to Kill
them The defense at the former trial
was insanity induced by alcohol.
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RATES AGAIN CUT.
Oregon and Burlington Lines Have
Not Taken q Hand

SEATTLE, Nov. 1.-THE Chicago ticket
involved in the transcontinental rate war
dropped to-day to $3S and the st. Paul
ticket to S32 The Great Northern is also
making a cut TO Missouri River points,
but owing tc light travel the Oregon and
Burlington lines have not taken a hand,
although both have orders to meet any
rate 20 protect business. No settlement
of the difficulty is in sight.
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AT INGLESIDE.

A good crowd witnessed some excellent
coursing at Ingleside yesterday. Lively
hares gave the hounds many long courses.
The days results follow:
Big annual etaKe-Russell, Allen & Wilson's
Daisy Claire beat Murphy 6 Toland's Tea Rose;
H Deckelmans Rocker beat Curtis q son
Earcissus: D. Shannon's Safeguard beat A.
Van den Burgh's American Eagle; J; Maher
r ] CrOnln's ThorDhi0 beat T. Logan's Miss
Gri2zle. Handy e Smiths Jennie Wilson beat
Lowe & ThcmDsons Prince Hal; Lowe *
Thompsons 81. Oran heat !. Edmonds' Morning
Glory; H. 4. Deckelmans lawrence beat
RUSSELL Allen & Wilson Lady Emma; Rus
cen Allen &, WILSON, Chicago Boy beat II.
I.ynch's Mystic Maid; D Shannons Soubrette
beat J. O'Keefes Johnnie +; Conneli Bros Log
Boy beat F. Baumeisters NaIri9r; Ste II y
Knowles Sieety Mist beat Curtis d son cash;
y NJ Kellogg's Hummer beat Handy Smith
Ida; " Halpins Dawn beat j. Farley' $ Cash
Day p; NJ keogg,s kid Mce eoy beat Mor " c;
Glasson's Terrona; curtis q son MehIn ,Sy
Kenny beat T. ]. McHughs Maid Of the Min;
James Deans Connemara beat CQnneIi Bros.
soT,,e Enlpress: James Byrnes' Nellie = beat
Lowe & Thompsons Jessamy; D. Dllon's Black
~ reriro's Bohe beat p. NJ Clarkson's Green
boU. Murphy & Toands Twilight Ir beat
Tames Byrnes Battleship F. NJ. Ilelioggs
tte z. sons vulcan beat T. VI. Kellogg's Iowa
t4t a Curtis e sons Flying Fox beat Lowe &
T'ton1rson's Patria: James Deans Gladiator
beat Sterl & Knowles Rusty Gold; S. Hansens
/. S. Conley beat r. NJ; TAYLOR, s Naughty Git;
clifton Lass; J. Byrnes' olympus beat George
Burfeinds Pastime; T. Delurys Lily of the
Wet heat T. ]. Cronin's Wild Tralee: Frank
Foiey's Moss Rose beat f. NJ Kellogg's Iowa
Boy >-,,.- -. r.. -,
American Eagle beat Castle Island Boy; Miss
Crizzle beat Prince Hal: Morning Glory beat
Tadv Emma: Mystic Maid beat Johnnie r;
cash beat Warrior; Cash Day beat Ida; Ter
roma beat Irma: senorita beat Maid Of the
heat CreenhaiI; Battleship beat Merciful; Pa
tria beat Iowa Maid; Rusty Gold beat Naughty
Girl; Pastime beat Clifton Lass; Wild Tralee
beat Iowa Boy.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-12
SCHOONER NORMA
Is ON THE ROCKS
Wrecked After Waiting Two Weeks
for Favorable Opportunity to
Enter the Harhor

FORT BRAGG, Nov. 1.-THE schooner
Norma. Captain Peterson, after lying out
side two weeks awaiting a favorable op-
portunity to enter the harbor. made the
attempt this afternoon at about o'clock
She drifted upon rocks, where she will
probably be a total loss. The crew es-
capped In safety
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MONTEREY TOBACCO.
Portions of the Seasons Crop Already
Contracted For.

MONTEREY, Nov. n.-Tobacco grow
ing has taken on a greatly increased IN
terest in this locality of late, and since it
has been found possible to raise such a
superior grade of tobacco in Monterey soil
several residents of this immediate neigh
borhood are preparing to go into the busl-
ness of growing it for market on a large
scale.
The soil around Del Monte Grove ard
Seaside, suburbs of Monterey has been
found to be especially good for growing
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DR.. WACHENDORF PREFERRED
DEATH TO COCAINE HABIT

dorf rented a week ago in a house at
1910 Montgomery street, and but for
the timely discovery Of his condition,
made at o'clock yesterday morning
by the woman who takes care Of the
apartment he has occupied, Wachen-
dorf would unquestionably have bled
to death AS it was, he was taken
to the Harbor Hospital in weakened
condition, and 1t took considerable eff
fort to revive him and place him be-
yond the danger mark. Wachendorf
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and is a talented lady, having graced the
exclusive social circles of the national
capital for number of years.
The Senator upon his recent visit dld
not disclose his plans in regard to the
wedding, but he invited a number OF
friends, who will go to Washington next
week. The presumption is the Senator
Will bring his bride to Omaha at the ter
mination of the bridal tour and that the
Thurston mansion will again be thrown
open TO the local four hundred as in past
wears.
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Toll Road Purchased.

LAKEPORT, Nov. 1.-THE Lake County
Supervisors bought the akeport-Hopland
toll road yesterday from julius Long for
$4,000, of which amount Mendocino County
will pay $1,000 The road cost nearly $50 DOC
when built, but the Highland Springs road
reduced It's value.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
HUMOR CURE.
For All Who Suffer from
Skin and Scalp
Hum0rS.

To successfully treat torttlring and disng-
uring humors of the blood, skim and scalp,
with loss Of hair, requires humor cure, and
such is CUTICURA REsoLvENT, greatest of
blood purifiers and humor expelling remedies.
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Fruit-Growers' Convention.

SAN JOSE Nov. 1.-THE twenty fourth
State convention of the fruit growers of
California will convene in this city on
Tuesday, December II. The meetings will
auspices of the State Board of Hortieul-
ture.
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Cuticura ResoIvent

Extends its purifying influence by means
Of the pores to the surface of the skin,
allaying irritation, Inflammation, itching,
and burning, and soothing and healing
external humors, because of its power to
neutralize HUMoR-GERMs which float in
the blood and circulating fluids. Hence
its success in the treatment of distressing
humors of the skin, scalp, and blood, with
loss OF hair, which fail to be permanently
cured by external remedies alone.
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ADVERTISEMENT
1.-THE Supreme N0Uelist of the Gen.
Jury in his spIendfd
solitude. "
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SENATOR THURsToN TO WE'D.
Is the Daughter of ex-
Conpressman Paarnnan

OMAHA, Nov. 1.-THE Omaha Bee Will
tomorrow publish an announcement Of
the forthcoming nuptials Of Senator John
II. Thurston Of Nebraska and Miss I,olo
Pearman Of Washington, D. c.. within
the next ten days. Miss Pearman Is the
daughter Of congressman Pearman
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~ R. c. c. ]. wACHENDORF
who was acquitted on Novem-
w Der ? of a charge Of murder In
Judge Cooks court. made des-
perate but futile attempt TO end his
life yesterday morning. With razor
he cut his throat, severing the facial
artery and nearly severing the jugular
vein. He also cut his left wrist.
While Wachendorf tells story Of
having been assaulted by two men who
had a grudge against him, it is plain
that he tried to kill himself because
of the fact that he had again become
victim Of the cocaine habit, after
having reformed while in the County
Jail.
The attempt at self-destruction was
made in a room which DR.. Wachen-