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ii 111 IT i rnsTlJJiwll THE SUNDAY cfeomCLE KOT33EDEIt 17 18Sa QTTADRIJPLE SHEE1 Li EV Their Trial for Usin Illegal Nets Attempt Made to Show Blackmail Boitile Ferlintr Between Catania and the Calluudaa I Brothers Th habitation of Mills the local dispenser of the lair and general interpreter of the codes at Martinez was surrounded yesterday by Deputy Full Commissioners Chinese and the defender of the Asiatic in their methods of fishing Ten Mongolians had been tried a week before or illegal fishing and the Just constructed the jury to acquit them notwithstanding the fact that Chief Patrolman tallundan and his deputies had testified to their guilt The hard headed jury refused to obey the dictates of the Court and absolutely cooTicted the defendants in the face of the instructions A new tnal was granted and took place yesterday The regular counsel of the Chinese Mr Riordan was not present but he WasTepresented by Weller who was supplemented by IHHer who was tower of strength to the Chinese ssnermen jeromo Jiuier Trim commission from Vice Consul Bee was aLto present with a pious desire to se that the blind goddess should not fall headlong on the innocent Mongolians without a friendly hand to stay the catastrophe When court opened the following Jnrors were sworn in to try ten Chinese for violating the fishing laws of the State Gift John Castro IlanneCsrrv Max Plumb John King And John McMabon Both sides were satisfied that six men were sufficient and the trial proceeded On motion of Assistant District At torney Wells the prior proceed ings nere dismissed and the cases were reopened There were ten Chinese captured on Octobar 29th last for illegal hshing and it was alleged that they were doing their it legal work in Contra Costa county Mr Weller interposed a demurrer on toe ground that the court did not hate jurisdiction and that the allegations of the complaint were insufficient The motion was promptly overruled by the Justice and the heathen horde were then tried on the separate charge of fishing with bag nets ierdinand 11 Callundan was the first witness called for the prosecution He testified that on October 29th last he and two other deputy fish commissioners captured two boats off Point Pinole which contained Bye Chinese each who were then in the act of pull ing op their bag nets which were so fine that a fly cou not get through the meshes The first boat taken was that of the Tin ah Company and the Other was the ee flop boat belonging to a company of that name The witness stated that he bad gone out with the other officers on the tug Ethel and Jiarion and at the tiuie of the capture the Chinese were catching young fish The locality was oil Jan Quentin Point and about 500 yards out from Point Pinole An elaborated description of the bag nets was given by the witness who also told how destructive tbey were of young bsh ben the boats were captured not only quantities of shrimp were found in the hold but a great number of small fish such as the law doe not allow to be taken Mr eller sought to show that the witness had been unsuccessful in trying similar cases in Marin county and bad therefore I rough the case to Contra Costa county to hari it tried An objection was interposed and sustain i Do you know Mr CataniaT asked Mr7V eller es I do I am sorry to say was Callpndans reply An attempt was then made to attack the credibility of the witness on the ground that be cherished a hostile feel tag toward any Chinese represented by Catania but the Court refused to allow Mr llson to proceed in that direction Deputy Commissioner Ned leill was Called and corroborated the en dt nee given by Mr Callundan In relation to the capture When Fred Callundan the State patrolman was called from the street he exclaimed Ill get even witn that blackmailing befose I get thropgh On a map be indicated the place where he capture was made and The witness threw a hot shot into the opposition camp when he declared that the defence admitted the guilt of the prisoners but were onlr contending as to the jurisdiction of the Court The evidence was sufficient he asserted but the technicality thati tbey were clinging to was that it might possibly be shown that the act had been committed in another countv John Curiey also a Deputy Fish Comniissioner was present Ijen the Chinese were ai rested The junks we ej about GOO jards off Point Pinole and therefore about a mile inside the line of Contra Costa county The witness was not allowel to testify a to the boundary lint which was I indicated on the map on the ground that fa was not a surveyor nor an pert Cnrtey denied that he had ever told Catania that the effense was commiiKu in juann county The first witness for the defense was Ji Miller an old steamboat man and the owner of the steamer Gold He thought be saw a small steam or naphtha boat alter some Chinese fishing janks tome day in October but he did not remember intaaie tie was too far away at the timeto recognize people en the tug or in the boats The wit ness did no believe that the Chinese generally fished in Contra Costa couutr EraKlne McXear was the next champion for the Chinese He knew the Tin Wah and the ee Hop boats and noma of the Chinese who were reduced In court lie did not know tbey were the same who were ar rested on ui coats How do you know them 7 asked Mr Wells Uecause they are all tenants on mr fathers ranch at Point San Pedro I collect their rent was answered How ninrh rent do ther DaYt They hav been paying what they pleased hut after this they will pay bat we demand Then you are interested in this casei Not nnrtieularlr ijo you know flat these men were fishing ia Mann and not in Contra Costa county on October 29th lastT I dont know the day but I re Tnomtipr havliur seen a capture ome tinieFdnrlng the month and I remarked to soma who were with me that I guessed the Chinese would not put up mis time 1 hrn ml mllr do not fcllOW that suit hrrcsta were made on October 20th br that any oT these men were arrested or that any of these Officers did tb arresting No sir bat I telle ve that it was them that taw that day Tnat wnt do AbjChing wsa suddenly introduced through interpreter to show that he had had dealings with Ferdinand II Callundan He said he had known the gentleman about a year but had nererJiad any business with htm Is that one Of the defendants 3emhded Justice Mills at he gazed at the Mongol No i answered Mr Weller ii rkLti lt him ra TfcetW it tj anowiuiruie wimi iTallondaa had been punuinxt gyuerhof blackmail Jbi Coorf topped tt attorney at this point and placed Joseph Catania on the stand The crowd stood silently in anticipa tion of trouble There was a wicked gleam in the twinkling black orbs of the excited witness as he took the stand What is your bosinests Mr Catania inquired the District Attor ney My business My business now is to defend Chinese he replied Did you ever have any business with Ferdinand Callundan tF Oh yes plenty 1 object shouted the District At torney got money from the boats Wtli you keep quiet until I cet in my objections Tbev say tbey do me up I sea if they will hurled back Mr Catania Now what did you say your business as continued the attorney I am an interpreter and a protector of Chinese Do the Chinese pay you for the privilege oi nsuingr Yes of course some boats pay me every month and some pay me every six months Mr Callundan got Stop Im not asking you about anyone but yourself You were a Fish Commissioner at one time were you nou I was hy did yon quit Because 1 ha i to complain against Commissioner Roulier 1 will tell you all if you want to hear it When CaUna a wrath subsided it was found that he knew nothing of the cae at issue and had only come in to endeavor to make a statement that would incriminate Ferdinand Callundan The case was given to the jury after brief instructions by the justice In fifteen minutes A Gift reported that the jurors were hung and wanted refreshments They were accommodated and it was stated that all were for conviction except Mr Gift ana oe was on tne tence The 1urv retired aeain In five min rutes all was over Not guilty was plastered on the outer wall The tnal of the Chinese on the other charge of catching small fish was set iiur tuituiuer pviu Ed Miller tried to hypothecate bis breath for the bonds of the ten men and he was supplemented by Jerome iuaiier wno logewer mrew a iwin stream at the Justice as they fondled in the gloaming It did not work The Chinese went to jail GREAT RUMING First Day of th Blood Horse Meeting TBACK AND HOESES FAST Abi Vfnta Peel and Longsnot Winners An Accident Large Crowd nMrt2 fe SENTENCE DAY R6BOEB tkot sent to folsom PFIsON Another Chapter In the ex Soldiers Criminal Career Two Other Sentences William Troy an ex soldier bearing an honorable decoration testifying to conspicuous gallantry on the battlefields of the late war was sentenced by Judge Murphy yesterday to twenty years imprisonment at lolsoni for robbing Maggie Andrews of 2 75 on Octooer 20th last At the tune of his arraignment Troy pleaded guilty to three prior convictions on charges of burglary and robbery and before pro nouncing sentence the Judge stated that un ess they nere withdrawn he would have no option but to sentence the de endant to life imprisonment The District Attorney in reply stated that under the circumstances be would consent to a withdrawal of the priors The prisoner when asked if he had anything to say why sentence should not be pronounced made a rambling address in which he reviewed the unfortunate circumstances which bad driven him to a course of crime against his wilL When the sentence was pronounced depriving him of his liberty lor score oi years ne sat quietly down with no traces of emotion and resumed communion with a dilapidated old clay pipe which looked as though it might have been throuch the ar with its owner Bailey convicted of forging the name of A fcweenev to an order for the sue ok certain mining siocts uuw which he realized a small sum of money was sentenced by Judge Van Beynegom to two ears imprisonment the House of Correction Jacob Mitchell the young man who tool a shot seeral weeks ago at John II Slater the veil known spiritualist was sentenced by Judge Shatter yesterday to three months imprisonment in the County Jail HIKE 19 MT MEDICIAE The runners draw the crowds was the expression made by a turfman years ago in reference to the San Francisco public and be was pretty near right On the great record breaking day of the Breeders meeting scarcely 1200 people were present yetr at the I opening of the31ood Horse fall meet ing yesterday mere were not less than 3000 spectators and it was a pay crowd too not a band of comphmentanes Accidents are unusual on Western tracks but one occurred yesterday in the Ladies stakes Ed Ned familiarly known as Bam had a mount on Whisban and rode in Shippees col ors He was last at the break away and ran along easy until near the half mile post when he began to move the filly up Muta was leading on the inside with Jessie Cat her flank and as Whisban came tip on the outside the ran against Jessie The jostle threw her off her balance and she took a headlong tumble turning completely over and hurling ONeil ten feet through the air He struck in a heap and the filly just missed stnkmz him The mare in an honest endeavor to do her duty arose and ran riderless home leaving the boy Ivinc stusaed and helpless in the dost of the track For a while he lay quite still and a cry went up from the crowd that he was dead By and by however he was seen to move and to strnrae to rise but he dropped again He was mo tionless tnen until a carnage reactred him and he was picked up When the physicians came to exanunehim where he lay on cot in the stall of his mount they found a badly contused lett shoulder and a cut upon the aide of his nead from which the blood trickled down and dropped in ugly splotches upon the maroon and gold of his racing jacket He was not seriously injured but he will remember the shaking up The track was in excellent conditioa and showed the careful work to which it had been subjected The time is evidence of the condition of the course The races with their features were as follows Bay District Track Fall Meeting Blood Dorse Association November lb 18S9 Pnre40 for three year olds and upward 8 5 entrance from starters to goto second hone winners In 1889 at this distance when carrying weight for see or more one race to carry five pounds of two or more ten pounds extra maidens beaten at this distance if three cars old allowed teven pounds if four years old or over allowed twelve pounds one mile I Thorntons br Abi 3 Bed Boy AM Casey 103 1 Miller ib Daisy a Wheatly Black Maria Bennesey 120 2 Peterson a Jubilee Kyrle Daly JoyIiaslett 106 3 Kerva 115 IA McGiuuls 118 Picnic 100 Feicgrine 118 ran unplaced Betting second to the half then Longhot be gau to reach for the winner closing tne gap rapwiy ucn can way aown the gap he collared and passed Ore winning by two lengths Ida Glen third and Kihlare fourth Tom Daly Applause and Nabeau were distanced Timel li The run off between Kildare and Longsbot came off in semi darkness Lonzshot won essuY leading from start to finish Time 1 17 A IATTTKR SCQXME Jadge Jochlmn Investigating Attorney Beeteya Cake Judge Joachimsrn is inrertigating the strange actions of Attorney Joseph Becsey A vagrant named Armando was convicted two months ago The case was appealed and Armande was released on bonds The Superior Court sustained the lower court on Friday and Armande was rearrested Bersey according to the prisoners story offered to get him free for 175 The money was paid but a few hours later Dersey said he could do notningand returned Armande 150 rets mug 25 as a legal fee Prosecuting Attorney Long holds that Becsey obtained the 25 under false pretenses as the only way Armanie could obtain his freedom was through a pardon signed by the Governor Long therefore asked the Court to investigate the case HONDURAS 1IINES BRITISH CAPITALISTS HERE KX ROUTE Llitls Daley rats a Bullet Into Her llreat zzis Daley aged 26 fatally shot herself at C30 Sacramento street last night about 5 oclock She was ad dieted to drink and was ill in bed at room 7 of the Cascade House A twelve year old rl named Oussie allace was in the room with her Here is our medicine said the little girl The woman se zed a revolver from beneath her pillow and said Here is my medicine shoeing herself in the breast The girl ran for assistance and two iocars were summoned They say the woman cannot recover She is a confirmed drunkard About two years ago the took poison with suicidal intent and was treated at the city receiving hospital Her husband has been dead several years Drink and despondency led her to the fatal act bhe died at 8 oclock last evening Street Assessment Case The Supreme Court handed down a decision yesterday which ill be of interest to property owners The case entitled Dorland vs Hanson hinges upon the question of whether or not an execution of order of sale can issue after five years upon a decree foreclosing a street assessment The lower court held that it could not issue but this ruling is set aside by the bupreme Court according to sections 6S1 and6S5 of the Code oi Civil Procedure riKSONALKOTES Dr A Cloud of NeNv York is fh town Dr Evans of Modesto Is In the city a a Holly a stock nan of VaUejo is at the Grand Ex Senator Foster of Eed Bluff It at the Grand Dr Sanborn of Bedding is it a down town hotel Dann elvfl engineer of Auburn is at the Grand MeClatehy of the Sacramento See Utt the Grand A Wood ot the United States navy at an up town hotcL WL Bay a manufacturer of carriages It here from Columbus Johnson of the United States army is at a down town hotel Charles Lucy Plumb a mining man from Chicago is at the Palace Count aitbstn ot PletMnton wu at the ralaee Hotel last evening Rev niram Beers and wife Is hen from St Helena and are at a down town hotel Senator Chandler is now In Italy bat willbeonhandatWasbing toawbea Congress me ta Colonel and lire Shatter was over from Angel Island last night and were registered at Palace Jules erefelder the artUt has arrived from Kew York and will settle down to work in this dty Hiram Maxim the American investor say that his famous gun Is a peace mtxlm it makes war so terrible Count Moltke intends to pais the winter in Italy for the beneflt of his health which requires a milder climate than that of North Germany The Count it expected shortly at Pegu near Gnooa Paul do Challln the writer and traveler is 63 rears of agev lie Is under the average height round shouldered and not at all handsome Ji Is face Is strong and his tore bead commanding lit has French blood fa his veins which Is shown by his vivacity of manner The gala coach in which the Princess Sophie recently married to ih Crown Prince of Greece rode to her wedding was built for the Count De Chambord in expectation of riding in it to hit coronation the King of Greece bought the coach for 28000 franca THE 60TU3IIXT TAST XAU K0CTX The Burlington Bout Commencing Sunday November 17th the Boritstton vsstlbaltl fast mall train east bound wilt leave CooaeQ fBlafts at 1 dally dining ear and Pullman sleeper attached arrlvlDt at Cnlcnxo at 7 tiro It Boara imi iron wui tnauuiiwif wc tht last mall iron caUfcmla and arrivti at Chicago autadafallcwnpetlinta BLOODY GEOYES The Welter weight Won by Lafferty LIGHT WEIGHT GALLAGHER McCord Is the Champion II id dle Weixiit End of the Tournament straight Abi Daisy i Jubilee 2 1 Picnic 8 1 Ed McGinnis 6 1 iserva 20 1 Peregrine 20 1 Time 1 Jubilee got the best of a straggling start and jumped away a length in front of Abi and Picnic Around the first turn Jubilee was two lengths in front All leadme the pack At the quarter Daisy moved up in third ace The run up the backstretch was slow Daisy managing to get up to Abi a shoulder There was no change until they cot half way down the straight when Abi and Daisv came up nose and nose with Jubilee and the Montana hone quit Abi responded with a rush when Casey called ou her and ran out two leneths winner in good time Daisy half a length in front of ubilee Ladies stakes For two vear old Allies loalsof 1837 fSO each 25 forfeit or 10 if declared out on January 1 1889 or 20 declared out on August 1 1689 all declarations vo unless accompanied by Ue money with WOO added second to receive 100 third to save stake Winners of three stake races to carry five pounds raio Aitot en Mnta wudiate wbit ine MoaoffDin iiti A Tod i Jw ie Blshop Jennie Hennessey 107 2 LI Shipped ch Whisban King Ban Whisperine OAell 107 0 Betting straight Jiuta 1 4 Whisban 3 1 Jesile a 6 1 Time 1 16 Mats was in reality the only hore in the race She was away from the flog half a length in front of Jessie and a length from Whisban They ran slow to the half mile post and after Whishan took her tumble Muta came on home winning as she pleased with Jessie 0 hard driven at her shoulder Time 1 16 The November stakes For all ages 525 entrance 10 forfeit with XH added 75 to second 2o to third winners over this distance ibis year of two races handicaps excepted to carry five pounds of three such races to carrv ten rounds ex tra one rallo and a halt 1 alo Alto Peel 4 Monday Precious Monoghan US 1 Ben Hill eh Mikado 5 fehilo Mar geryfMnrphv117 2 Ben Hill ch Tycoon 4 Keveille Margeryntfhcock115 3 Hot Spur 107 Forrester 115 anCo loma 118 ran unplaced BettiuK straight Peel 1 4 Mikado 15 1 Tycoon 5 1 Hot Spur 10 1 Coloma 12 1 lorrester 30 1 Tim 2 3i This event was the prettiest race of the day and Mikado proved himself a good horse lie got off in front and set the pace going the mile at sharp clip Feel and Tycoon ran in second place together Mikado evidently going out to help his stable companion br kiliine the crowd off by the pace I When they got into the straight for the run coin Mixaaawas laDonng ana Peel and Tycoon closed np to him Tycoon had enough and gave up in the straight Mikado got the whip and responded wlt for a tired horse He led with reel at his shoulder until they were within twenty lengths ot the wire when Monoghan let Peel go and landed him under the string a winner by half a length He was not touched with the whip Time 2 36jf Selling purse 350 of which 50 to second for three years old and upward fixed valuation tUOOO three pounds al lowed for each 100 less down to 700 then out pound far 8100 down 8300 telling price to be named through the entry box at the day before the race three quarter mile heats McBridet ch Longshot 3 Puke of Norfolk by Lanxford Spooner108 411 Matt Stom ch Kildare 4 Kyrle Paly Mistake Casey 99 142 1 Rose Ore Norfolk Golden Gate Davis 101 7 2 IX Miners ch nu Ida Glen a Glen hllen Unknown Hazlott 101 5 3 Unlkeyt ch gTom Paly a Patsy Doffi Sonshlns Ciarvan 89 diJ George Applause 5 Three Cheers UlceN 1 Penison 110 3 dis Elmwcol ttables C9 habcan 4 Nathan Coombs Beauty Will lam 101 6 dis Johnny Grey 110 Minnie 99 Bessie Shannon 93 and tally IX 107 distanced in first heat Tme 1141 141 17 Betting straight first beat hildare 6 1 Nabeau 15 1 Applause 84 Johnny Grey 15 1 Minnie 26 1 Lonnhot 4 1 Ida Glen 8 1 second heat Llldare 1 1 Tom Paly 4 1 Lonrshot 4 1 Ore 8 1 Nabeau 25 1 third heat Longshot 1 4 Kildare 6 5 For a repeat race the selling purse was good one and the time for the first two heats was exceptional Kildare taking the first easily Billy got the best oi the tend out Ida Glen Tom Daly Applause and Oro following close up with Kildare just behind them Billy gave first place to Ida Glen at the half tulle post and the filly ran into the straight with the pact at her heels Then tome hard work began Applause shot out from the pack and collared Ida Glen on one tide while Kildare came to her bead on the other Whips were flying when KU dar lurched out with a great bunt of speed and shot under the wire a half length in front Tom Daly made a run at the finish and snatched second Johnnie Grey Minnie Bessie Shan Major Burke the Organiser Still Under Henry Indictment and In England On the books of the Palace Hotel are found the names of Uoddings Ixindon England and Douglas Browne Honduras Both of these gentlemen hava mission to perform when they reach Honduras They are now en route for Amapala in that republic and will sail from here on the City of New York on the 23d in st It shouli be remarked here that Mr Hoddmgs is a representative of the banking house of Rothschild These parties are all engaged in a mining scheme of which Major A Burke the proprietor of the Timet Democrat of New Orleans La is the chief figure This party has reached here supplied with everything which can render prospecting available Yet all this is the culmination of an international romance in which the actors are the President ot Honduras and Maior A Burke Burke helped the President of Honduras during the New Orleans Exposition and President Bogran of Honduras helped Burke in return granting him a large concession of mineral land which Burke has smew sold in England and which the English capitalists now in this city will proceed to Honduras to examine and report open major nurse is tne man against wboni eleven indictments were found for duplicating the bonds of the btate of Louisiana he being at the time of their issne the Treasurer of the btate Looking back where the microscope defeats all other methods of intestlga tion he is found as the mathematical fnend and conjurer Samuel Til den in proving np that the electoral vote of the bouthern sugar State as against Hayes was fair and legal Since the finding of these indictments Major Burke has remained in voluptuous exile in England He relirt for future profit on the grants of mineral lands made to him by President Bogran of Honduras and which be has disposed of to an English syndicate whose representatives are now domiciled at the Palace THE LIPSETT TflLI Tima 114 The teuond heat was a fiasco In the start Oro got fire lengths the lead and Applause and Tom Daly were left at the post LoogsntitinitKJldannui Filed in the Probate Court Tetter day The will of Robert Iipsett who died at Victoria British Columbia on Sep tember 0 1887 has been hied lor probate in this dty by John Cilker who it named as its executor The estate Amounts to 30 500 of which 500 is unimproved real property the balance consisting of a mortgage in lands in ban Joaqa county executed by Palmer and now due bmait bequests are made to his brother Isaac Lipsett and his sister Ann Jane Cilker both of San Joe the residue to be held in trust and invested by them to the best interests of the testators illegitimate ton William Kobert Lipsett The will ot Henry Paul Trollethas been bled for probate The deceased left real and personal property to the value of f850O all of which is bequeathed to bis son Charles Henry and his daughter Louise share and share alike The will of the late Baker has been filed for probate The deceased beque iths his entire estate aniouut lns to 3100 to his widow Margaret i Buker who ia named as executor without ponu A FATAL JERROK Frederick Keller Swallows Carbolic Acid hy Mistake The body of Frederick Keller a native of Germany aged 63 years lies at the city Morgue awaiting the result of the Coronert inquest Keller was a man ot means residing at 1523i Leavenworth street lor several months he bad been suffering from an eruption on his Tight leg which he treated with carbolic acid In his bedroom he kept the bottle of acid beside a similar bottle containing a light colored medicine which he took internally Yesterday moraine when Keller awoke he took up the carbolic acid by mistake and drank a heavy dose At once be began to feel a burning sensation in the stomach A few minutes later when he called at the grocery store at 1603 Leavenworth street be informed the clerk that he believed he bad drank from the wrong bottle A physician was sent for but before he arnved Keller was dead The deceased leaves a widow and several children Free Fir Alarm Boxes In recognition of a franchise recently granted the Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company to attach its apparatus to the city fire alarm boxes that company notified the Board of Supervisors yesterday that it would furnish the city with twenty five auxiliary boxes free of charge to be located wherever the board might designate The company also agrees to keep the boxes in order during ths existence of their franchise Hit With a Wrench Last night about 10 oclock Tt Skelly went into a saloon on the cor der of Seventeenth and Dolores streets and got info difficulty with ths bar keejer Charles Renaud During the scutfle Renaud picked up a wrench and hit Skelly a blow on the forehead which laid it bare Renaud was ar rested and charged with an assault wittr a deadly weapon What Coastltnttt Manhood This afternoon at 3 oclock there will be an important address before the Young Mens Christian Association on Butter street br Rer It Dille Dof Oakland bubject True Manliness The service will be free to young men Acccsttsc Pixva KaneyACo win be the but at tne Alcasar Theater to morrow vening Daly has written a area taany deOfntral comedies bat he has UNr written anytning better inaa Haacy A Co Tb tnat has lately been InBlrtad on the nubile under th nam of comedy inasmuch aa It bat a fennln plat preservlnc tne nnltle and anuHlns thoughtful al miration for Ita admirable consistency and tt strong netm bUnce to probability and natnr Aknoogn foil ot iWucalag mirth tber I In llskale do cop oi absard sltuaUoa andiproartoua lacldBti a feaatn ttory well conceived and charmingly related Aicixaa TaiATxa To morrow night wfU presented witn tht Aleaxar stock com wn wMcl Ini lnA a VS Rncfel pon snd Billy were uistanccd eiocxwaii and Ethel Brandon Anmstin Paly moot charming comedy entitled Aancy uo ine axe RiuopinuH very unique add real doors wHlbtn td Amrurt Cocsh Brxcr never falls to The three days amateur boxing tournament of the Olympic Athletic Club ended last night and though some dissatisfaction was expressed at the postponement ot the final bout in the feather weight class and th refusal of the judges to allow Lafferty a welter weight to contest with McCord in the middle weight class it can be said that the tournament was one of the most successful and satisfactory ever held by the club At 8 15 oclock Referee Cook intro duced John Conlon 115 unattached and WiBiam Gallagher 118 Acme Club ot Oakland who began the series of contests in the welter weight class Both men showed themselves determined fighters and though not much science was displayed in the exhibition the hitting and staving powers of the contestants and the blood which showrd upon the gioves called forth he spplanse of the large Crowd of spectators Gallagher won Lafferty 145 Olympic Ath letic Club and Man nix 145 un attached gve the next exhibition It lasted five rounds and resulted in favor of Lafferty who was greeted with rounds of cheers from his club master when he left the ring The winner who it well known as a clever boxer and hard and game figher was taller than his opponent but Mannfx being a powerfully built young man the mat ter of physique was made about even Mannix had the better ot the opening round He succeeded in landing a heavy right hand swing on LaJertys left ear which made the Olympian suiver ana toner In the second round Mannix followed up his slight advantage and rushed and fought hard By a heavy right hander which was assisted by a Slip of the taller mans foot Mannix sent Lneny aown ine uiympian fell heavily and the back of his head struck the boards with a resounding wnacc wuicu was neara tnroughout ths hall and called forth a sympathizing Ohr from the fallen mans friends He arose rorv and before the fierce onsiaugnt of his opponent he was forced three times to the rosin Lafferty though very weak ana witn ine cnonces greatly against him keptyery cool and a a veteran would do waited each time on bis knees until the timekeepers called nine and then got up guarding himself as best he could JI annix was getting winded and coud not put his man out groggy as the Olympian was Laderty came up much stronger in the third round of which he had the advantage though not much Injury was done on either side The fourth round was the Olympians By a heavy right hander he brougntthe blood from Mannixt nostrils and then scientifically distributed the claret over his oppponents face so that Mannix looked like an Indian on the Warpath A fifth round was ordered and again Mannix was painted He however was by no means dead and he continued his rushing tactics and made it decidedly lively at intervals for the Olympan Latterly however easily outsparred and outfought him The Olympian was awarded the contest A bye was boxed by Brady and Thomas McCord both ot the Olympic Club The contest was awarded to 1 McCord Chales Bogan 135 Golden Gate then fought a bye with Harry Gendar 13o Olvmcic Athletic Club luvenile Gen liar played with his man who was un aoie to toucn ninu uenaar was awarded the bout McCord 143 Olympic Athletic Club amateur middle weight champion did up Jones 157 unattached in two rounds Jones was not in it at all McCord fought all around him and before the brat tound was over the fate of Jones was decided He went down once the corner and again was left helpless on the ropes In the second round he went down four times and when he arose from the last fail the referee led him to his corner and hold in un his nand announced McCord the winner ice President Hammond announced that contrary to the suppositions of some members the lot on which it is proposed to erect the new clu house is the property of the club which owns it in fee sun pie He asked further contributions to the bonds Harry Gendar reappeared and contended with Gallagher 135 unattached for the lightweight championship This was also an exciting and well contested exhibition Gallagher had the advantage in the first round and also in the second up to a certain point wheu Gendar attacked him savagely and punished him somewhat in the body by infighting Wben Gallagher got away however his turn came and he bled Gendar nose raised a root over his left eye knocked the wind out of him and punished him very severely Gallagher however was too greatly weakened by bis exertions to end the contest though Gendar was completely at his mercy Gendar was again hammered hard in the third round He is plucky and carries himself well but cannot hit hard After the third he withdrew leaving Gallagher the light weight champion LaOerty wu announced as winner ol the first prixein the welterweight class and William Gallagher of th Acme took the second prize The brst kick of the evening came in the objection of James Lucy the feather weight to contest with Thomas McCord for the feather weight championship Lucy had won two hard battles while McCord had had the luck to draw two byes Lucy did not think he would hare a fair chance to win against a comparatively fresh man and so refused to contest He left the ring while McCord remained in his sea el The judges after consultation de cided to leave tne matter ior decision to the board of directors Chairman Hammond made this announcement and everything appeared well when suddenly FGreen of the Olympic juveniles appeared as a new Richmond in the field and claimed the prize He had not been defeated and claimed his rlehts The deadlock was finally hroken bv Lafferty winner ot the welter weight championship beiqg called to contest with It McCord for the middle weight championship While ther were waiting in their cor ners Mr Hammond announced that the contest for the featherweight championship had been postponed for winy days Lafferty and McCord had only begun their namn when Mr Rossiter one of the judge protested against their continuance He said that Lafferty was debarred from contesting in the middle weight class because he had not been entered in it This decision was approved by the Boxing Committee of the club and the announcement was made by Chairman Hammond who then declared the1 tournament ended The debarrlnc of Lafferty caused con siderable dissatisfaction among many of the members who held tnat tne contest Having negun juugn should not have interfered with it Referee Cook and others well acquainted with the roles however ap prove tne decision nent citizens who own property in the district The following commit so pointed to present the petition to the Board of Supervisors and to prepare arguments in iavor ot tne proposed improvements Martenet A Magendie a Marchutx A committee of three was appointed to confer with the Courtland avenue Improvement Club and ask its assistanceassistance in securing the approval of the JSuperrisorsu The committeemen are Winkler Smith and Magendie The club being without a vice presidentpresident Doran was chosen to fill the office Some dissatisfaction was expressed over the proposed location of the electricelectric light masts The petition relative to the lighting of the district called for four twenty foot masts and designated their location A resident of Chapul tapee street claimed that there were twenty two families on that street who would be left in darkness while another street near at hand having but four houses on it would be well illuminated In attempting to remedy mat ters the dub got nto a tangle ana no definite action was taken A motion was made to select man to be recommended to the Supervisors as a commissioner for the work of extension The motion was voted down The committee appointed to obtain signatures to the petition were giten another week to finish their work THE WfiONCi STUAUSS WHIPPED INSTEAD OF OTHER FELLOW Calient Mr Kuit Strikes and Tben Apologize for Having slade a Mistake Are you Mr Strauss asked Knnze as he stepped into the dry goods store on the corner ot Stockton and iaciGe streets about 10 oclock last night and addressed the proprietor Yes sir replied the dry goods man that is my name lor the purpose of attending to the wants of his customed Mr btrauss started to go in behind his counter but he had hardly taken three steps before his visitor gave him tno blows onthenj3e that sent the blood spurting in every direction Then while waiting to take breath tne assailant ot Air Strauss paused and discovered that he had made a mistake and was as profuse in his apologies as he had just been vigorous in his blows AtXhOTies however did not lessen the pain of btrauss nose and he would not accept them but insisted on Officer Kaskell placing Kunze under arrest On the way to the police station Kunze stated that a young lady friend of his had been employed in the store and had been grossly insulted by the proprietor and that he had called there for the purpose of avenging the insult When he arrived there and had struck the proprietor and under the gaslight he discovered that he had mue a mistate ano xnocxea out in wrong man It appears that Samuel Strauss the injured man purchased the store since the trouble with the young lady occurred from another Strauss who was a member of the firm of btrauss it Frohman and that he had only taken possession of the place a week ago AUOKC says wai wiieu ne wens to tne store he did not know of the change and that when he asked for Mr Strauss and the proprietor responded tnat mat was nis name ne tnougnt ne had full license to whip him Kunze was released on depositing 00 dsu IN A SAD PLIGHT MRSLOMAFSDEATH A Case Tliat Puzzled tlie Coroner SOKE STKYCHKISE F0TJ5D CITT IMPBOTXHESTS The Howard Street Club Dtteetset Ueaiurts Th reenlar mMtina of the Howard street Extension Club was held last avenms at Stanford HalL The peti tions that bare been circulated hare received a large number of signatures glrtytaraUafatoac Try It I including th names ot sexeral promi An Impecunious Hade Teacher In Trouble A half paralyzed old man wandered into the police station last night and asked to be given something to eat and a place to sleep He said his name was Selan and that he had been a music teacher He was a married man and had two children a son ot 19 and a daughter of 18 lie had lived with his family at 23 Madison avenue until recently hen they had le ft him taxing witn tnem a piano and otuer valuable articles belonging to him Aiierwara ne said nis sister in law Lena Berbinghad beaten him over the head leaving a deep scar His family was found by a Cheos icxr reporter living with Miss Berbmg at 718J4 Grove street They say that Mrt belari supported her husband for years but on becoming crippled had been unable to continue to do so Betides be bad become very captious and made their lives a burden to them So they left him taking the furniture with them Th piano had been Ordered by belari but was paid for by ha wife lie had his son arrested for stealing it but the charge was dismissed Mis Berbmg denies having ever struck him or in any way injured him belari was given temporary relief at the city receiving hospital AN ICE SUIT Damage Claimed for Breach of Contract Suit for 1000 damages has been brought by Ned Foster against James de la Montanya Jr etaL The plaintiff who Is proprietor of the Bella Union Theater complains that the defendants induced hint to cease purchasing from ths Union Ice Company and to transfer his patronage to the Los Gatos Ice Company He had paid hal a cent a pound or 12 50 a month for his ice and the defendants agreed to furnish the commodity at that rate and fur ther agreed that they would not sell out to the Union Ice Company It is farther complained that thereafter the Los Gatos Ice Conpany in violation ol such agreement did sell out and become a part of the Union Ice Coa pany and that since then plaintiff has been compelled to pay one cent per pound or 25 a month for the ice required by him in his business all as he alleges to his damage in 1000 TBE LABOR FIELD The Results of the Chemical Analysis Made by Dr Anderson From th moment the suicide of Mrs Sarah Xowman of 1322 Buchanan street was reported to the Coroner every effort has been made to keep the facts ot the case out of the newspapers ween tne case was nrst reported to the Morgue the name ot Samuels wu given instead ot Lowraan and the name was thai written neon the Morgue records The family and fnends of the dead woman were averse to talking about the affair and the Coroner experienced great difficulty getting at the facts in the case Mrs Low man was found dead in bed if the husbands story is to be be tiered Beneath the bed was a glass containing medicine and morpnine Mr Lowman stated that he Ipd slept by the tide of his wife and was unconscious of her condition until morning when he found her dead The Coroners jury viewed the body on Friday and then adjourned to await the result of the analysis of the dead womans stomach Dr Anderson after twenty hours work has com pleted his chemical analysis of the stomach liis report made to the Coroner fast evening shows that there was enough strychnine found in the stomach to kill half dozen persons The glass found under the bed contained morphine but no traces of strychnine It was claimed by Mrs Lowmani friends that she had been taking morphine as a medicine acd had taken an overdose thereby causing her death The result of the chemical analysis shows that there was no trace of morphine in the stom acn which controverts very readily the statements of Mrs Lowmtns fnends Physicians and those who have made the subject of poisons a stndy state positively as a medical I act mat all persons poisoned by strychnine are taken with the most noent convulsions with great pain and agony This is especially true where the person takes the ooison on an enmtv stom ach as in the case of Mrs Lowman If tne nusoand as ne claims slept by his wifes side during the night it would bave been impossible for him nor to hare been awakened by his wife illness and tne convulsions following the taking of the poison It being rumored last night that Coroner Taylor had discovered new evidencein the case he was called on by a CbbosicU reporter and expressed himsel as follows This Lowman cose has puzzled me a great deal and I have had the gravest suspicions concerning the husband connection with the mysterious death but now ail doubts are removed and 1 am free to say that believe the woman commit ted suicide and that the hnsbands strange conduct hit been caused by a mixture of stupidity and fear 1 have so far withheld some information which may now be given to the press It is this bhortly after the case was reported to me I was told by Dr Regeusburger that he was called on by Lowman between 6 and 30 oclock of the morning the woman was found to be dead The husband was greatly agitated and begged the pnvsiaan to can at once ar tne law man residence My wife is dead or dying said he the told me lost nigntat loociocKtnatsnenai taken strychnine enough to kill herself but as she had often made idle threats of committing suicide 1 paid no attention to the remark but went to bed The doctor hurried to the womans beiside and of course found her dead toe position ot her muscles indicating strychnine poisoning I did not confront Lowman with this information until to day when growing weary of his deceit 1 sprung it on him He was surprised but said he could not remember whether he had told Rcgensbnrger anything or not This evening however he called on me and acknowledged the truth ot the physicians narrative When asked to ex i Iain his peculiar conduct in not having called a doctor early in the night ho said that he did not at first credit his wifes statement He admitted having seen her in a convulsion early in the night but did not re alize her condition He was HI himself and was frequently absent from the bedroom He supposed she must hare died while he was oucof the room ow I think myself that wben he noticed her deathlike appearance he became frightened and stupidly tried to bring the woman back to consciousness without outside assistance hen he saw the impossibility of this he called in Dr Regensburger and since then he has stupidly fancied his best policy to consist in a concealment of the facts MISCKIXAJTEOCS 1 lUtra Met HDB CONTINUATION OP THE SALE AT 5 mnm Mere XighJon rnraes mmnu BOOKSTORE Buy Now AND Avoid the Bush later Quarter Beam MARCUS SARDS IRISH LINEN 50cts to DESIRABLE 0 OK roa EVERYBODY Ideatificatioii of WhaaiBobbe A Conviction of Perl Swearine Ike San Did Ike Were Sot Brill This sale contains more extraordinary bargains than have ever been met with before in any line ot business Witnesses for the MoniMnl oath eases at Bait Lake Tester to testify regarding th tnroai disemboweling threats I All seven of taeTnen iadl Wham robbery hart been USed A Chinaman has been cost I tnrr far werin that ha did I bribe the San Diego police al rambling placet to run The Eem and Tulare irrig of 73 ood acres vtited rested Special Dispatches to the Can HOBHOX TBEASl A FEW OW THEM Books that never go begging for purchasers at full prices BELFORD3 ANMJALhtsno equal a a 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complete the work of naturalization prior to that date The secretary reported the Ban Jose branch to se in a nounsning condition THB BICTCLI8T3 Aa Utter Impossibility Dan vlllo Breeze Clark Bave too seen fJubbons lately Collins No poor fellow and there is no telling when we will see him Again either Why where Is he Haven you heard of it A week ago last Saturday his wife sent him home from a party to bring her vinaigrette from her dress pocket in the closet of her bedroom lie found the dress alljieht but he is still looking for the pocket and failing fast i HGXiL 8EBTCr BEroBT Liebig World Dispmsy 400 Gear strut San Fnncisoo CaL lima JrlHihll 4 Institute tA stBnTAntCTll AtX CHRONIC a SURGICAL DISEASES sxt A crostv tfrUAKCK FOR DEFORMITIES ANO TRUSSES Sett Faculties Apparatus and Reais tlles for Successful Treatment of every form 01 Disease requir lug Bedlcai or Surgical Treatment First lass rooms and board lor SCO patients at the 8anitarium north of dty Aa wsrrr me ritctn in nfenaL 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portion cooler In the northern part on lor Oregon aal VjMhla4t4n Rain preceded by fair weather Id th eastern nor too southwesterly winds brisk to hgh on th eoa nearly atatfooarietnpjrature Jn the western portlou warmer in the eastern por tion If srm of all the new remedies for congh aad colds Dr Ballscoaati yrepuu MISCELLANEOUS California Division of the League Adopts New Law At a meeting of the directors of California Division League ot American Wheelmen held last night a new constitution and set of bylaws were adopted in order to bring the division into conformity with the new laws of the national organization Arthur 31 Wright ot fetockton was chosen vice consul the office having been declared vacant because ot the departure from the btate of the former incumbent From the discussion at the meeting it appears that much interest is being taken by local bicyclist in the race to be run at Sana City on Thanksgiving Day under the direction of the Vineyard Valley Wheelmen of Uapa City and the Bar Citr Wheelmen of San Francisco JIany ot the best bicyclists the cute are in training tor tne contest i Th Fir Beeord The alarm from box 21 wu for fire in the three stoiT frame building at 613 Kearny street The fire started in the room of airs Cookvtv hair artist and the damage amounted to about tM What is Catarrh CATARRH 13 AV nCFtAUXtXTIOS OF the mncousmembrancs and may affect the head throat stomach bowels or bladder But catarrh of ths head it the most common often coming on so gradually that It has a Srm hold before the nature of the trouble is suspected Catarrh Is caused by a cold or succession of colds combined with Jmptira Blood It local symptoms era a sense ot fatlness and hat In the forehead dryness in the noee and back parrot the throat and a disagreeable discharge from the nose When the disease gains a firm hold on the system it becomes chronic and is then exceedingly dangerous aad treacheron liable to develop into consumption The eyes become Inflamed and red here le 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aad retail a LIDDLE CO 6SS Tfashlagtea St Saa xranolao KNABE AOAXCR0FTcC0 133 Post EUtai It it aiart nmrmanr ton ceded that th SAIt faaaes all other lmtrnments PIANOS SEE THE NEW Cloaks Jackets Tea owns NOW ON EXHIBITION 4B Greavy St COKSEB OK XT ATESTZ jHllffj mrSWATLWl 10 ANGUESQAL jrTHtanwaeCMllt Eaisins Mgs PBACnCAMIiar ACQUAINTED WTnt th cultivation of both these rait can learn ofaomethlo to thetr ad vantaae by ap Pttfaf Immediately to ITKSR pBr 93 Jtaanomtry tt THE GRAND HOTEL AW TBANCISCO OAT IB COSTXBCTaVD BY A 70 FOOT BBSXM ir ffy 7 7TT tR ti Je vrrrnrLira ir 1 whm owt may aeoi UOHUK 13ptay Oaestlent tit Aseitlt Deella to AsUw Salt Lasr Ctrr Koveml the Mormon oath cases tc Velford WoodrafTa prsyerl lcation of St Qeorg yjouncing ths Dniteif Stttl inent and propnesyinr i wis introduced also CH Bermon declannft the the only legs goternmenl ana an oners unanuionzet 3h Government retted xf rose introduced A pot lie JI bmitn wo swore mat oath were administered tioa to avenge the blood of 1 1 Wat general ana ma noc at teband 11 rum Smith anvl to fliers hen pressed on I 5 cutting ana auenuDoweiin he reinsed ta ansaer claimed to have been obed1 laws he was asked he I the law against poly gam I cunea to answer tlder Clark also for the not rcniember anything taJ co meat oatns or uecuneu Adjourned until Monday THE WHAM BOBllI All th Indleled Men IdentlOed Tcceos A Tl Noveml the Wham robbery case 1 bhort one Of the escort I da as to the attack of thl He identified Mart and Wilfred ebb two of tl suits at almost thirty yard known Cunningham for sil Previous He identified inembers of the escort at tbtl IE it 1 onng tesUed tl pna ot the escort was In the I Identified attwebbas the robbers Ariinirton testified ftat I escort and was seriously wou I left shoulder which will nel tlischaree from the army I Sed Gilbert Wtbb posiUc en ot me rootwrs rlntilil Will Webb Ma and Lyman Foilett He 1 Lyman loliett six monthl He was shooting at theml Toiver at a distance ot iuu iq Ihe evidence thus far is 1 atainst the defendants the defendant unuer indictl been nositiveir identieir Besses thus tar exanJned Over 200 witnesses to ezatniil XJAO rOK SAK BlEGOl A Conviction of Perjury I They Were 3Sot Brll Eas Disco lovember is th Chines on tnal ror aweanng before the Grand he had never acted as a go the police force and the Chi blertof this city in tne acd tribes by th department cam biers to carry on their rl bat molestation was loanoi evening in tne eupenur arr only beintr oat about fates The testimony showi department bad been levyir of S5 a week for each tat heathens although this fsc lively denied oy ue vs Coyne and his exdepety ton during tne mai KEEN itNU TULAl trrlga loo Carried Almd moasly rxiKO Kovember 16V tlon held in town to day for tion of Kern andTnlare Irr rict Including about 7Jkft taliey lands along the eastei is Kern an Tulare counte aition was carried aim rnouslv Great interest in prise has been shown thro oty ui un rotes cast ios tf district orsanlzation 1 elected were Sch lierry 1L Watts Ben a Jordan tor coara ot Echwarti Jr Treasurer ber Assessor A Wells iielano is situated in the ceil district and ber people are el ever tne result uus evening i BITDUKK JUNE 81 ath Ban Franelteo Paver EUmnlates Born Gator November 16 1 tlsco parties hive leased ioi tt rich deposit of bitumel thret mile northwest pamp They bare a Urge tnininx andsununs uui neat to the dty A carlo foing forwsjd and It fete 1 randsco from 112 to 320 pel The nnsBtno tnus ir rocket than veins aad es pepthof two or morefeetl are Being unieu to kvuibi vilr althonrh the ancerSe Eeemt cractkallr IceihaOsli dtumen was experimented tnecetsfallv in malinaesjl since hot the inventor of tl cuscootuuea on account ct tiiic charged by the owor in addition to the bite nrinriol tar art tlentilnl an utilized also for shipmel also indications oi petn hopes are held out that de hatnralgas The proxituitj 10 uuroy wiu uaa to inert terlty Tn fleooaiti of bitumen fcnown for many yean a roofs have been covcrea wu ffhe layers wnicntre ta Are the result of the overSo prises At th tar bubbles the ground it becomes mix ana gravei anus aow erottnd spreads out ana i tfiio a pretty HarU bttnmino THB KATIONAL Cl pri ing Jnslness He of SaertrJ pear aa the Dlarr SacxAiTjrroKovtmberld prtooa at Enowflak Park talked abotrf charity baseh twees the Bluet and Beds efbr medium sized and I powa ror seven innings tTognJed for victory and tamely too Attn end of I tcora stood 30 to 17 In i Seem amfthft Blues co shay had htnough aaealiad Knch taredltl due tb1 JBWB4C I whkh thty I MK ttM Am forth Wtntsdd tbay stab aa tntavM Sa at.