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The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
AZ San Rafael RANCE.

SAN RAFAEL, Dec. 15.-The final shoe.
of the year took place to-day at Schuet-
zen Park. The score in the California
Schutzen Club section was as follows:
Bullseye shoot
C. sagehorn, 1915: A. Rahwyler, 1928: E.
Englander 7S5; A. Won Wyl, 167; NJ Basse
11T3; w Blasse. 2449; H. Becker. cadet. 6S4 ;
b. urmeinteF: 1lis: A. chr6mpf apdn IfS rtf
Rullmann S53 F. Carroll, cadet II25; F.
Hagerup 1791 NJ. c. Rousseau, 900; c. Meyer
1920; o. Bremen, 435; c. NJ. Henderson, 76O
r. LANCER S47 j. Straub. 1867: F. Riede. 217O.
D; w. Mclaughlin 42s; L. Reubold. s72: L.
5RE 9aid 15ee vaioI Eng9 s 1886 ;as W
Mason, 242 A. Jungbut. 1928: Captain F. At
finger 1873 c. Orsi S49 p. Jacoby 1885, NJ
Harter, 1923: j. Gassner. 1851; R. Utschig
500; A. Mocxer $50; A Strecker. 755; M
Reubold. 2115; A. HampeI. 1924; r. Meyer
hofer cadet, 1916; c. Gut 2132; E. Woenne
25s; F. D. Schmidt. 227; F. G. Bradford, s6S;
c. Meyer 1854.
In the San Francisco GrutIi section the
best bullseyes were made by the follow
ing:
Karl Gut. T. Simmer F. Baumgarten. A
Studer E. Suter. A. Gehret r. Hauser z;
Orsi. A. von'Wyl, A. Hinterman F. WerIen
The yearly contest for extra buIlseves
prize and Brehm medal with H. The
others won in the following order: j
Brugger, Glindermann medal, 126: A
Gehret, 1853; A. Studer. 169; l.. Hauser.
209; E. Suter, I'll; A. Won Wyl, 229
The San Francisco Turner's schuetzen
section was the scene of some lively
shooting. The score was as follows:
F. A Schrumpf SOB; F. Kommer 6s3: n
Enge. 1886; r. LANCER, 1865; J. Kuhn, 2215; G.
sagehorn, 242S; o. Burmeister, 2271; Captain
Straub. 2O25; A. Utschig. 11S9; f. ]. KIatzle
2155; L. Bruner. 25O0; ]. Gassner 2792.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
Columbia clubs Closing Shoot.

The closing shoot of the Columbia Pts
tol and Rife Club for the year was held
yesterday. The results in detail follow:
Rifle, shots. 200 yards-A. H. Pape 8. 1s;
A. B. Dorrell, .. %; W. G. Hoffman, IL, 12
Young. 15, Is, 16. It, II, 10, II c. NJ. Daiss
IS. 26 2s; G. Mannel, 20, %. 80. %. "a
Rife, 1O-shOt match-F. o. Young. 80. 81. So
10, 80, 81, 81; c. Baehman, 50, 12O, 121; Alex
Pape. 81, 92 81. 129 E. A. Allen (repeater),
Pistol. 80 yards-C NJ Dafss 80 A. SO. So
56. 81; F. o, Young, 49, Al. Al. AZ. 40; DR.. J.
f Twist 30. 81, 80, 81: c. Mannel. So, 90,
1G2; w F. Browning. 80; J. J. Crowley. 1926
Revolver, 80 yards-A j. Brannagan. IL; j..
R. Trego 56 GA, 73, II, rs 49, IS, so, S5, 81;
p A. Becker. 56. 5G. 80. 64 DR.. Twist o. 81.
% rifle, 80 yards-A. B. Dorrell, %; E. Ho-
vey, %, %. 25. 25. 26. %. 30; Mrs G. Man
mel 30, 80 "a 81 So, 50; DR.. Twist 81. Sc;
Mrs c. F. Waltham, 43, 81, 81.
Three-shot pistol match-Dr. Twist, 16, 16,
20, %, u, 25 10. IL. 10, H.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
YOUNG MEN ARE HOSTS
AT A HoUSE-WARMING
Hebrew Association Holds Grand Re-
ception at It's Headquarters in
SI1nrerne Court RuildinC

The Young Mems Hebrew Associa ton
gave a house warming yesterday after
noon and evening at their headquarters
in the Supreme Court building, 3O5 Lar
kin street. The association was organized
one month ago for the moral and ply
sical development of Hebrew young
men, and has membership of 1S5.
The finely equipped gymnasium, library,
whistroom and large reception hall were
thrown open for the inspection of the
guests, who numbered several hundred.
An orchestra composed of some of the
members played selections for dancing,
which formed the principal part of the
entertainment. Light refreshments were
served.
charge were:
Arrangements-Gabriel Goldberg, president:
Harry Lichtenstein, vice president; M. Moses
secretary: II. b. Harris, treasurer; 1. P. Nieto
b. Shapiro, S. Simon and L. Bernstein, direc-
tors.
Entertainment-NIax Abrahams, S. Bernstein
NJ Cohl Sig Friedlander, Sig Herzog, Bernard
Joseph r. Karmlinski. Jake Lakenback Sam
uel Louerich. Abe Morris. Abraham Mayer
Isidor Rosenthal, j. Friedman and Harry Levy
Reception-H. A. Harris A. Joseph r.
Jacobi l. Laser. ]. Mayerle. Joseph Rosen-
baum. Ike Springer, L. Breslauer, Robert
Never and Il. Robin.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16

and both sides were forced to introduce a
number of substitutes. On account of the
frequent stops to care for the wounded
the contest was long drawn out
In the early part of the first half the ap-
prentices not only held their own against
the onslaughts of the local aggregation of
pigskin kickers, but carried the ball back
to the Princetons' five-yard line. The
ball was held under the shadow of the
Princetons' goal for several minutes of
fast playing, but the locals finally sue
ceeded in strengthening their defense and
took the ball on downs. BY a series of
irresistible end runs and line bucks by
Fullback Clapp the oval was carried the
length of the field and across the line
for a touchdown.
In the first part of the second half the
apprentices were materially weakened by
the loss of their fullback, who was Sc
verely injured in one of the scrimmages.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
GOOD SHOOTING
At SHELL MOUND
National Guard Experts
Hold Exciting
Contests.
Colonels Evans, Smith and
Hughes Make High
Scores.

The shooting at Shell Mound rifle range
monthly medal contests of Company A,
Fifth Infantry, and field, staff and band,
First Infantry, National Guard of Cali
fornia. No records were broken by either
of the organizations, but the scores on
the average were excellent.
During the last week Colonels Evans,
Smith and Hughes and Captain Siebe
held a private contest for honors. Colonel
Evans scored 1913 out of a possible 200
with the pistol at fifty yards. Colonel
Smith made 1872, Colonel Hughes 100 and
Captain Siebe III.
Yesterdays scores follow:
Company A, Fifth Infantry, National Guard
of California, monthly medal shoot.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
NAMES.
Dewey Club Shoot.

The members of the Dewey Rifle Club
of Oakland held their last shoot for the
year yesterday. The attendance was
large and craftsmanship good. Great in
terest was taken in the final of the team
shooting. Colonel Erwin BlunkaH and
Captain Harry McGurren defeated Lieu
tenant w. M. Walling and Private Lam
ders Stevens. The score was 268 to 252.
The Dewey Club will hold its annual
banquet on the 21st inst, when the med
ais and prizes will be awarded for the
past year. The diamond dewey trophy
has been won by Colonel Blunkall and
Captain McGurren.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16

He was carried to the side line and it
was fully twelve minutes before he re
gained consciousness The loss of the
fullback seemed to completely demoral-
ize the navy-yard boys. The defense,
which in the first half had not been of
the best completely faded away before
the persistent line bucking and end run
ming of the Princeton backs During the
last half the Princetons scored twice,
and each time a goal was kicked. When
the whistle finally sounded the local
yard line.
The winners lined up as follows: Tighe,
center: Tenancy, left guard; Mcintyre.
right guard: Maino (captain) right tackle
Rcssi. left tackle Cahill. left end: Jas
per, right end; Stewart. quarter; Blethen.
right halfback; Clapp. fullback. After
the game the apprentices were banqueted
by the victors at downtown restaurant
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
Tapped His Till.

f. Albrecht, cigar dealer, 257 Fourth
street, reported - the police yesterday
that man called at his place Saturday
night representing that he was an en-
ploye of the electric light company and
had been sent to examine the wires He
was there for only few minutes, and af-
ter he had left Albrecht discovered that
he had stolen 81 80 from the till and the
keys to the showcase and to the paddock
for the iron railing in front He must
have been an adept at the business a 8
Albrecht says he was talking to him all
the time.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
OAKLAND POsTOFFICE
MEN LOSE AT BASEBALL,
San Francisco Carriers Defeat the
East Siders by Score
of 10 to g.

OAKLAND, Dec. 15.-By a score of 10 to
9 the San Francisco letter carriers defeat
ed the Oakland postoffice carriers at base
ball played this afternoon at Golden Gate.
The chill air did not deter a crowd COM
posed of people from both sides of the bay
from attending the contest.
This is the second consecutive defeat
which the Oaklanders have suffered at the
hands of their brother postal employees
from the west side of the bay.
To-day's score follows:
SAN FRANCISCO POSTOFETCE
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
Christmas Holidayg in Mexico.

Southern Pacific special train leaves
San Francisco December Is, Los Angeles
December 10. reaching Mexico in time for
the holiday celebrations. Round trip San
Francisco, $50; Los Angeles, $40. Person
ally conducted. Dining car Pullman
sleepers. Limit 60 days. Low side trip
rates. Optional itineraries. Make reser-
vations 6l3 Market street. San Francisco.
2G1 South Spring street Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
Els Arm Broken bv a FaIl.

John Doyle, a teamster, while driving
pair of horses attached to a lumber
wagon on Potrero avenue, near Twen-
tieth street, yesterday, was unseated and
sustained fracture of the left arm. The
injured teamster resides at 1856 Seven
teenth street.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
ALL-AMERICAS
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for--Hodson g. Home run
-bernhard- Two-base hits-Irwin. Bernhard.
First base on errors-All-Americas g. First
base on called balls-Oakland 2. AII-Americas
4 Left on bases-Oakland 9, All-Americas g.
struck out-By Bernhard 3. Double play
irwin to Lajoie to Davis. Time of game.1 :15
Umpire Mcdonald. Official scorer-H S.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
Totals .33 s23 Z
@Nercer out: hit by batted ball
ALL-AMERICAS.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for-Waddell l. McNeely 2
Two-base hits-Mercer, Bradley Irwin Sacrf-
fee hit-Irwin. First base on errors-Sacra-
mento f. All-AmeTicas 4. First base on called
Sacramento !, All-Americas /. Left on
bases-Sacramento g. All-Americas 10. Struck
out-By Waddell IL, by McNeely /. Hit by
pitcher-Devereaux Double piays-Barrett to
Davis; Devereaux to Eagan to Davis. Time
Of game 80. Umpire. Mcdonald.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
Crowds at Park and Cliff.

Crowds of pleasure-seekers f1ocked to
the park and beach yesterday afternoon
The snappy, crisp air was the delight of
pedestrians and horsemen, who were out
in large numbers.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
oaklands Are Shut Out.

The All-America baseball team shut out
the Oakland team yesterday morning on
the grounds across the bay, the score
being to 0. Bernhard, in addition to
pitching a great game, sent the ball over
the fence for a home run and also lined
out a two-bagger. The detailed score:
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
Fifth race, Seven ,furlongs; selling; three
Sixth race-Mile and sixteenth; selling
To-Day's Selections.

First race-Frank Bell, Pompno, Constel-
lator
Second race-Canejo. FL Mido. Fondo.
Third race-Botany Glendenning, Josie G.
Fourth race-Watercure. vesuvian, The
Pride
Fifth race-Native, Oscar Tolle, Redwald.
Sixth race-Wyoming Cromwell. Merops.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
hockey Eddie Jones Home Again.

Jockey Eddie Jones after a moderately
successful season on the European tracks
arrived in this city Saturday night. Eddie
was always popular with local racegoers,
and will no doubt accept some mounts at
Oakland.
The entries for to-day's events are as
follows
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16

Three base hit-Jaeks. Two base hit-Jacks
Struck out-By Fiege IL, by BonniIla Z Double
play-Smith to Finegan. Wild pitch-Bon-
nilla. Passed balls-Roethe l. Peralta 2 Um-
pire--Agnew Scorers-Hallahan and Treber
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
Aquatic Sports at sutro's.

The swimming and diving contests at
Sutro Baths yesterday resulted as follows:
Fifty-yard race---Won by P. Sundberg. J
Driscoll second Diving for plates-Won by
]. McClosky, H. Heinz second. 1OO-yard race
Won by Il. Surratt, j. Desmond second. Tub
race-Won by p. Martin, A. Hines second ]
Mccarthy third. Trick and fancy sprngboard
diving-Won by A. Sundberg. j. McCIosky
second High diving for boys-Won by ]
Franty. f. Ulman second.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
Postage on Christmas Edition.

The great Christmas edition of The
Call, issued December IS, 1901, con-
tains 10 pages and will weigh II
ounces. The rates of postage on this
edition will be as follows:
Domestic. ic................5 cents
Foreign. n...............9 g cents
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
GEORGE JAMES CAPTURES
HANDBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

George James is the handban champion
Of the Olympic Athletic Club. He earned
the title yesterday by defeating Jack
Gleason, the score being 20-21, 21-e, 21-8
In the first game James took the lead but
Gleason tied the score at 10. From that
until the finish ii was one of the hard
est contested games Of the tournament
Gleason won the first game but it was
at the expense Of his strength. The sec
ond and third games were won by James
in clever style.
This marked the close Of the success
ful tournament which has been in pro-
gress during the past three weeks. James
CID not lose a game. Gleason was de-
teated by Russ but IN return defeated
him. Gleason played well but James
superior condition carried him through
TO victory. An interested crowd of spec
terday.
The games played at San Francisco
court resulted as fOI1oUre.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16

Mail a copy of the great Christmas
Call to your friends in the East and
foreign lands.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16

The people of Vancouver, B. c., have
withdrawn liquor licenses from music
halls.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16

Field, staff and band. First Infantry. Ma
tional Guard of California, monthly medal
shoot with pistol.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
Third race-Futurity course purse; two

Fourth race-Six and half furlongs; purse;
three -year-olds and upward:
t265D vesuvian =. .1o5 2401 The Pride. los
(2965) Watercure ...105
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
SUMMARY

RUNS BY INNINGS.
San Francisco Postoff1ce. 0 1 0 1 1 4 1-1O
Oakland Postoffice ..... . 1 0 0 2 O4 o. 9
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16

Company A, Fifth Infantry, National Guard
of California, monthly medal shoot.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-16
OAKLAND POsTOFFICE.

Totals -. 84 1O / p 1o s
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23
Hsztng Will be Stopped.

Washington, January 21-The
Congressional committee that inveeti.
gated hszing conditions at West
Point will make q report tomorrow
and recommend legislation which
they believe will reeult in the aboli.
sion Of hszing for all time ct the
Academy. The committee will find
that the inquiry developed that hsz.
ing has been generally prscticed, and
that 10 many instances it has been of
. brutal character, and will also find
that Booz was brutslly hazed, but
will not ascribe bic death to the re-.
sult OF the hazing The majority of
the committee favor ststute which
will provide, not only for the sxpuI.
sion Of cadet who 10 found guilty of
hssing, but q provision that . cadet
expelled for such cause shsll not be
eligible TO reapporntment, aud shalt
be forever disbsrrsd from holdingIs
commission in the army of the Unit.
ed States. This probably will be the
legislation recommended TO tia
House.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23
The Cuban Constitution.

Hsbsss. Jsu 81 The central CON.
mittes OF the Cubas constitutional
convention reported as the public ses.
sion OF the convention today sh. propos.
ed sonssisatioa. The doeumso, con
taios ssus nodi6es,ioos Of The orieiusl
drs!ss. After il lad been read the
convention sdjourosd until Thursday.
The central committee are 90. ausoi.
moss With refsssoee TO several feat.
urss OF tho sebsDe. sod that ,here 10
likely TO Do considerable discussion
before sosl action takes place
The proposed Legislation does sot
contain aoy provisions regarding the
United States and Cuoa.
10 tho project submitted there is Z
clause. 10 addition to the orieiual
drsfs, providing that 80 dave sfter tho
adoption Of the electoral law tho COO.
stitusioe shsll 60 into effect.
The electoral Law will be drawn up
40 soon % the constitution 10 completed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23

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4 Prominent Chicago Woman srsst,

Prof Roy Tyler, Of Chicago, vice.Presi.
dent Illinois Woman's Alliasce, 10 speaking
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23
VENEZUELAN CASE CRIT.
ICAL.

L,ndou Jan ia dispatch from
Curaooa. Dutob West Indies, to Rcu
ter's Telegraph ooupouy, says the
relations between the United States and
NenezoeIa have not improved and that
the United STATES minister, Mr. Fcaucis
Is Loomis. bas sent strongly worded
cote, which is even described as bang
practically an ultimatum, to the Ven
esuelan governments.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23

The war between Ruseis aud Turkey
begso. With tho Russiso army 10
sight Of CoustsutiuopIe. Lord Beacous.
field played bis trump card 10 ordering
10 900 Iodisn troops to Malta The
Congress of Berlin patched up . peace.
aod Beaoousfeld hurried home to
proclaim that he had secured peace
with honor. Tho Preoeh Republic,
horn OF the woes aud losses Of the
Franco Prussiao var. grew 10 strength
and solidarity. Then followed she
death Of William of Germany, the
accession Of Frederick to the Germso
throne sod bis death. sul theo the
accession Of William II. the present
E~pero- of Germany. aod .hs grand
son OF Vistoria There hss also been
the war besween Greece sud Turkey
sod tie conquest OF Egypt. Wi,biu
tho last few yesrs Spain hss been
driven out Of the New World, aud The
Uoited States have extended their
possessions across the Psciac.
Fidelity to her responsibilities %
sovereign Was marked shasae,sris,ie
Of Qoeea Viosorias career She w.s
not 10 sympathy With Liberal ideas. or
vith augbt that ssvored OF Rsdis.lisu.
There vss evidence Of this 10 tho
difference between her srestnest Of
Mr. Gladstone sed her trss,esst Of Mr
Disraeli. The prssedsots we're alvays
complied With. sod DR. Gladssoas vss
suthorissd to form . nisstry, vhso
tho party which hs led bad defeated ito
opponents ; bot tbe ressgui,ios Vas
slwsys rsluossns. uogrscioss. There
wss 40 accord between The greet
Eoglish Tribups cod the dsssss dsss Of
. loog lius Of "Gernan lsirdiss Mr
Dis'seli wss ou a totally different foot
ing. 10 his subtle vsy be prstssdsd
that be sought only to know vhas ~.
her osjesty's will, while Mr Gladstone
explained what VAS tho peoples pleas
urs. Toe Queen wss % sutoerstis sud
as obstinate % Queso Elizabeth. bot,
like the greatsst Of tho Tudors, she
know when and where to stop. and
never went too fer.
Whatever else is said, there 10 90
diffsresos Of agreement upoo ose poios
Though sbe vas au,ocra,ie 10 .enpers.
meus, there is alvsys The prosd and
viviFying fact that she rari6ed The
English Court. sod kept II pare that
she was faithful - wife. aud ss
mother that. in Goo. iussesd of abu.
Jog the opportunities that rask and
power gave. she made berself . brish.
and beauteous illustration Of oil that.
10 womsuhood. is uoblest add hishsss,
most Rrac,ous snd best.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-23
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