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LOVE AND CAYENNE PEPPER.
Pretty Fanny Wilson Tries to Destro
Her false Sweetheart's Eyes.

Pretty Fanny Wilson Tries to Destroy
Her False Sweethearps Eyes.
Here is a sad tale Of unrequited West
Side affection. Mr.. Stern, clothing-dealer
on Monroe street, two years ago fell III love
with Miss Fanny Wilson. pretty girl. who
was employed in a downtown store. Fanny.
has handsome figure. a beautiful COM
pleXion, matchless dark brown eyes and a
yivacious manner. Fanny and her lover
attended the operas, went to dances, and
were often seen out riding on the boule-
wards. They loved each other, and the
wedding was to have taken place in short
time. But Thursday afternoon Mr.. Stern
notified his lDamOreta that he Intended
leaving the city, and that he believed he
would not marry her.
Along toward the cleaning, just as the
newsboys were railing out the evening pa
false lover, at 60 West Fourteenth street
On being admitted, she fOu nd the family at
supper. She ran up to her old lover, who
was just then biting off the business end of
an onion, and dashed a handful of cayenne
pepper in his eyes. Screaming with pain,
he ran toward her. She threw UP her hands
and cried: Don't touch me. Unl0Yed, |
will dieW Aud she drew a large vial of
laudanum, and swallowed two ounces of
the poison. She was hurried to the County
Hospital. and with the aid of several physi-
clans and an old fashioned stomach pump,
wa6 soon pronounced out of danger. Storms
eyes will be all right in day or two. F'The
course OF true love always had warts on ii"
irreVerently remarked an officer who had
figured in the case.-Chicago Herald.
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FIAT MONEY.

The experiment Of the Argentine Repub-
lie in issuing fiat money is but repetition
Of the lessons administered to other coun-
tries. The experiment ought to work in
country which owns 90 per cent of its own
territory if it would work anywhere. The
credit of the people in whose hands this
vast unoccupied territory remains is
pledged for the payment of the debt Gre
ated. But in the face of this pledge the
promises to pay were discounted in the
market at ruinous rate. at one time
promise was worth only about one-third of
its face yalus, II the capitalists of Europe
aud the United States knew that these
promises would be redeemed within a rea-
sonable period they would buy up the
promises as a speculation. But where a
promise is worth only about 80 cents on
dollar the temptation to liqudate becomes
almost necessity. Promises are fulfilled
under such circumstances only at a fearful
loss. If land was good basis for a cur
rency the paper money of the Argentine
Republic should be as good as gold. The
republic has land IN plenty but gold is
scarce. The land the 100000 people of
that country possess is equal to the
possessions of the more than $4,000, 600
people of the United States living east
Of the Mississippi. 1t is about three years
since the Argentine Republic suspended
specie payments, entering thereby upon a
fat money period. The Government did
not stamp its paper This is a dollar" but
promised to pay dollar and failed to pro-
vide for PAYMENT
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BOUND TO A RAIL.

An Engineer Stops Train Within Ten
Inches of the victims Feet.
SMITHvILLE pa, July 25-Ou Sunday
two PolaDderS named Kosha missed trunk
from their room containing $40 and some
clothes. That night tie wife of Thomas
Tobin, who resides close by the Polanders'
house, went to procure some wood which
was stored under the house, and in doing
so she discovered the trunk and Informed
the POlanders. They seized TObin and be-
gan beating him. at the same time charging
him with the theft. His protestaton Of in
nocence only seemed to incense them the
more. They dragged him to the Faryew
branch of the Lehigh Valley Railroad,
where they tied him to the track with
strong ropes. he lay face downward with
his whole body stretcaedI out on the track.
So tightly was he secured that lie could not
move. His cries of distress were Of no
avail, for no house was within three-quar
tiers of Il mile.
About 1 o'clock in the morning a coal
train came in view. Tobin gave up all hope
and commenced 10 pray. lie did not think
the engineer could see him on the track, but
the man at the throttle fortunately saw him.
The train was running up grade. The ell
giDeer saw IObln's face move slightly. His
first impression was that man had been
mangled on the track by preceding train.
The engineer Whist lied down brakes, and
when about ten ards from the object on
the track he jumped from the cab ana ran
ahead. He saw the mans terrible prediea-
ment He pulled out u knife and COM
menced cutting the rope, but he did not
think lie could save the mans life. The
train had not come to a standstill, and
slowly the engine came creeping along. The
engineer expected 10 see the man ground to
pieces before his eyes, but when the front
wheels were about ten inches from Tobin's
feet the engine came TO standstin. Tobin
was then released.
The Polanders were arrested yesterday,
and on the strength of Tobin's testimony
were committed to jail.-St Louis Star
Savings
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CREDITORS ARE SUSPICIOUS.

j" The Marines" Saloon Bus!ness Ks
Being Inquired Into.
The creditors Of Holmes 81 La Blanche
have pesitoned the Superior Court. that the
firm be declared insolvent. The claims of
the petitioners are as follows: A. Z. Hotal-
ing & Co., Sll47 G2; Henry Postel & Co.,
S24 SO: San Francisco Laundry Assoeia-
ton, SIG 90; Ruthgen Bros, So S. Cook,
Alderman q Cook, $50; Win & Finek,
S13 10. La Blanche is better known as
1.-THE Marine" in pugilistic circles In
partnership with Holmes lie has been
carrying on a saloon business on Stockton
street, near Market. Holmes was on the
witness-stand yesterday afternoon in Judge
LAWYERS department, and was examined
upon the financial condition OF the bust
ness. The examination will be resumed
tO-fiaV
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Mr.. Gladstone makes it rule never to
travel ON Sunday.
John Greenleaf Whittier will spend next
month at Center Harbor, n. III.
Mr.. Theodore Tilton has been made Mas
ter Of the Anglo-American Masonic Lodge
at Paris.
Henry NJ. Stanley's manuscript is very
leglble, and scarcely an alteration is made
in folio.
Cardinal Taschereau is nominated by the
Montreal Witness for the succession to
Pope Leo XIII.
Lord Salisbury seems of the opinion that
fleet of warships is great incentive to
peaceful negotiations.
Miss Roosevelt, the tennis champion
among ladies, goes through regular train
ing like a college oarsman.
The Oldest member of Lord Salisbury's
Cabinet is Lord Cranbrook, who is rs.
Lord Salisbury himself is 60.
Mrs. Ada Bittenbender of Osceola, Nebr.,
has tried many cases before the Supreme
Court Of Nebraska and has not lost one.
Professor c. b. Richards of the Sheffield
Scientific Schuol, ale, las been made by the
French Government chevalier of the
Legion of Honor
Andrew Jackson Kennedy, who once
was considered one of ST. Louis most brill
liant and promising attorneys, has been
sent to an asylum for insane.
At the banquet of the National Club of
Montreal, Canada. recently, NJ. Laurier.
the leader of the Liberal party, said: Can
ada cannot always remain a colony. The
time must come when we will take our prop
er position in the world; and for my part
| favor independence"
1t is said that the French Government has
a plan to checkmate the Due d'Orleans. 1t
is nothing less than to have bis disabilities
removed, accept his offer of service in the
army and send him to Algeria, where three
years service as private soldier will at
least keep him out of mischief.
Mrs. Jinsiwalla, Sanskrit professor at
the Wilson College, Bombay, has under
taken TO check the vigorous Indian move.
ment for Improving woman's status by lee
turing TO native students against female
education and social reforms. She uses the
argument that EngisEmeD, when mad with
their wives, slap their faces.
General Malone is dropping out of poll
ties into speculation. He is investing
heavily in mining lands in Tazewell County,
Va, and accompanied by an expert geolo-
gist has travelled over the mineral and TIM
Der lands of Mcdowell County, W. Va, To-
eating and purchasing immense tracts of
land with a view of opening them up.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

= DAIIY CALL dncluding sundays, 81 per year by
nan. postpaid; 10 cents per week. or 50 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL five
eories ihree months. So %. SUNDAY CALL twelve
Tsges) 81 30 per year postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
al d WEEKLY CALL 50 so per year. postpaid.
v EEhLY CALL teight pages), 81 % per year, post
Iald Clubs OF ten (sent 10 one address, Stu
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JULY, 1890.
Moons Phases.
TUESDAY
JULY 20, 1880
NOTlCE!

Any of our patrons who fail to find
THE MORNING CALL for sale by
train-boys will confer favor by mott
flying this Office of the fact, naming the
date and train.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY

FuRNIrURE-By f. S Spear & Co.. at 642 Mis-
sion st, at 10 O'Clock.
FURNlTURE.-By Chas. Levy, at $50 California
at. at 10 O'Clock
FuRN1TuRE-By Geo F. Lamsou. at 4I2 Califor-
MIA St, 10 o'clock, and at 2lO-2l4 Powell ST., at
IL 80 O'Clock
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2 M.-Iaclnc IIlne.
Synopsis fer the Past 1wenty-four Hours.
The barometer Is highest the northwest coast OF
CALIFORNIA; lowest IN southeastern California; the
temperature has fallen in CALIFORNIA and risen in
oregon and Washington; the weather has been fair
III all districts.
For cast Till p. NJ, Tuesday.
For Northern California-Fair weather, variable
winds, stationary temperature.
For Southern Csifornia-tair weather, south to
west winds: stationary Temperature.
For Oregou-Fair weather: westerly Winds
cooler in the western portion; stationary tempera-
Iure in the eastern portion.
Fer Washington-Fair weather; north to west
winds. stationary temperature.
JOHN p FINLEY, D..
Lieutenant Signal Corps (in charged
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b25 Montgomery street, near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock p NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near kearny open uutn u O'Clock midnight
Ss9 Bayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; COS
Iarkin street, open until $50 olock, and 25ls
Mission street omen until O'Clock P. N.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE TO. THE SUMMER

Subscribers who intend going to the country dur
il z the summer months can have THE DAILY CALL
mailed to them fer week or longer at regular sub
scrption rates. l5c per week. Give order carrier
q send to business oftce.
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. ARE You weak and weary. overworked and tired
Hoods Sarsaparilla is Just the medicine you need
to purify and quicken your blood and TO give you
appetite and strength. 100 doses 81
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LEAVE GRANTED TO Observation-Disclosures
Rearden has granted the petition of the Central
Presbyterian Tabernacle for permission to mort
gage; certain church property for $4,000 to pay
oil All indie bteduess.
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RETURNED TO DUTY.-After two months
vacation Judge Finn has again opened his de-
partment. Yesterday morning he cal ed his
general civil calendar, embracing thirty causes
twenty Of which were answered ready and days
IL a GN ed
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KNOCKED OFF HIS HAT.-OGicer Desmond
arrested Albert Nickinson on Juniper street
yesterday morning ana booked him for battery
for having assaulted |. Uskoke, "a Japanese, and
knocked Ills Uat dl
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ASGosTURA BIrTERs is known all over the world
as the great regulator OF digestive organs. Dr.
Siegerts is the only genuine. AT all druggists.
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Nancy Tor unnln sam.

. The receipts for duties for the past week
were sl7S,52G 81. making total since Janu-
airy 1st OF S4,o65,4G6 81. The internal reye-
nue. collections in the San Francisco Dis
trlet for the week ending on the 10Th were.
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BoYs' school shoes, cheap at So So can be had
at Lesser Bros, 40G Kearny street, for 81 %. :
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N 1850 Brotcr's Bronchial T5oches" in
troduced, and their in relieving Coughs and
Bronchial Troubles has been unparalleled.
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a DISEASED Cow.-AIarket Inspector Wray
yesterday seized a COW from one of the suburban
ranches, because the animal was found to be
almost dead from disease.
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JUDGMENT BY .CoNsENT-In the case of
Maurice Mcdonald VS.. the Suffer. street Railway,
nu action to recover damages for injuries, Judge
Hunt has ordered that judgment be entered in
favor OF plaintiff for 1915 and costs upon con-
SEM courf
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The Mount whitney Party
VIII start August 1 ST.. The round trip will be
made inside of month. +. IL. Wales, man.
aver, TulaTe City.
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THE druggists and chemists are now buying
distilled water Ice freeiy-as they can either
use it to drink, or in medicine by melting the
Ice ana using the water-fr0m APO Eighth ST. :"
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Boy AND MONEY MIssING.-Tommy Frank,
aged TO- and the son OF John Frank, restau-
rant-keeper at 2o1I Polk street. left his fathers
home on SUNDAY morning Fifty dollars was
ton is that Tommy took IL TO have a good time
with
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JANE MELEY's EsTATE.-Margaret Meley has
petitloned for letters OF administration on the
estate Of Jane Meey, who died ntestaie in this
city on June 9Th last. The property is valued at
. M
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VISIT Gettysburg Panorama, Market & 10th. d.

LADIES Frenca KID button shoes 81 So worth
So. Lesser Bros, 406 Kearny st.
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n1pI1CATIoN oFFICE..

THE MORNING CALL
Eas larger circulation than any other
new spRper published in San Francisco.
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NOTICES OF MEkTINGs.

BEAcHAM's Pills cure sick headache.
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NEW INCoRPoRATIoN.--1be Pacific Coast
Produce Company has filed articles of ncorpora-
lion In The Office of the County Clerk. Directors
Grant Blair, j. A. Foster H. Il. Parry, Charles
i. Clark and i. i. Herbert OF San Francisco
CAPITAL 100000, divided into 5000 shares;
$4,000 subscribed.
The Lassen Advocate says: In the SUI
sanvlle United States Land District are
600 acres yet unsurveyed. Most Of il is
mountain land fit only for grazing.
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HELP waSrEp-CoNrINUED

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housewo[k. l2II-s 9olaea o:ee -. :,
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party. Cali 10 a M...lO29 Mission ST. IT,
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEwoRK. APPLY
- 81 hayes ST IT.
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w work; IN family; wlth reference: 81 6ough:~
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w cali NJ 6I2 Kearny ST. It's
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Oe NJ SOIL California ST.. jy2s 3t*
C7oMPETENT HANDS on CHILDREN's LACE
I and nlusb cans. extra Inducements; state ex-
perience. b.. BOX w. CALL Branoh once. "
VOTING GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
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w small family. WAGES $40 i Ig1h McAiIister Is
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NJ ARK TwAIN's NEW BOOK. a CONNECrT-
vi cut Yankee-in King Arthur's Court" a keen aal
powerful satire on English nobility and royalty.
Immense sales; big profits Apply quickly for ter rs
and territory A. l. BANCROFT II CO.. 1872 Posi-
81 FrauefScO uolyf
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WAITER, SUMMER HOTEL. $50: 2 WATERS,
w $50; cooks, $40 and $5Or hotel baker, $40;
mixer $50; porter, $50; farmers, $50; labOrers,
81 rs and $50 and board. 4. 7. WARD & CO., 6l0
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A,TANLEY'S own BOOK; THE TITLE Is, I'm
- Darkest Africa" all others frauds proof
furnished, and agents wanted by A. l.. BANCROFT
A Co l32 Post St San Francisco. ielT II
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DIG MONEY TO AGENTS FOR COUNTRY 6ls
ID Montgomery, Room L. tyl9 I'm
w ANTED-LADIES TO CANVASS FOR BLUSH
w OF Roses" perfect beauther; please call my
Office for terms Nj IS M.CLENELAND .722 Bush I'm
GLOBE RUBBER STAMP FACTORY 1917 MAR
VI ket ST.. cheapest place: name and INK, 25c large
variety; country orders; agencies supplied my7 3in
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
- lions taken at CALL Branch Offices, sos Larkia
ST., '339 Hayes St and 25ls Mission ST.; open till
$3.50 P. ". Y5u
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AGENTS WANTED.

m DE WITT TALMAGE, D.D.-THE MASTER
wcrk OF his life entitled From Mauger to
Throne :" just issned 400 superb engrayinss; pano-
rama of Jerusalem, DAY OF CrucifxiOn." In oil
colors, mounted linen, unfolding 10 feet in
length, positively dazzling in magnifcence blight
aud ladies in every town to take orders; SlU0
per month guaI anteed, salary or commission; eN-
elusive territory. Address Pacific Publishing Com
pany. 1886 Market ST.. San Francisco Cal. jy27 It
I ADY AGENTS WANTED TO CANVASS FOR
IL refined European cosmetics. Apply to Il A. NJ,
NINE. ELISE, 4O4 Post st. iy26 I'm
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E'GAN q CO., TAB MISSION ST., PAY Cash FOR
u furniture, carpets, stoves or anything; stoves
repaired and made equal to new. jyl7 II
A LARGE. QUANTITY OF SECONDHAND RUI-
~ nfture wanted; 20 per cent paid mora than e5s-
where. MALONE, "a Fourth St; new store m2Ost
CELL YOUR SECONDHAND FURNITURE TO
- WILEY BROS. for CASH 9Sl Mission. je27 II
McCABE 1913 FOURTH ST. PAYS THE HIGH
w est price for furniture, stoves. ranges. cSpets
LwAYS SELL YOUR FURNITURE. CASPETS,
Building, and receive extra money. ap22t Il
Al j. SIMMONS a Co. AUCrIoNEERs WILL
N1. buy your furniture pianos and books. 1851
Market st. apps tt
CTANDARD FURNITURE COMPANY WILL
- buy your furniture Tor cash exchange
furniture for old l045 Market ST. apl9 SIN
LII SECONDHAND FURNITURE AND CAR
n pets bought. large or small lots; call or seat
n LUNDY, S29 MARKET ST., PAYS HIGHEST
u. price for secondhand furniture. apps IT 8
YOU CAN GET MORE MONEY FOR YOUR SEC
l. ond-hand furniture from }. NOUNAN a. CO.
102l MISSION St. nr. Sixth than elsewhere jala
ROOMS WANTED.
FURNISHED. ROOM WANTED BY AN EXPE-
Il rierced German teacher in exchange piano and
singing lessons. G. NJ. Box 56. this Office iy2S 3t'
(hANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, SUNNY FUR
w nlshed room in private family. with or without
board, near cor. of Webster and Clay. Address,
giving terms. r. r.. Box So. this Office. iylI u
BOARDING. WANTED.
rANTED-ROARD FOR LITTLE GIRL Il
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BOARDING WANTED.
EDUCATIONAL.

MANTED-BoARDf FOR A LITTLE GIRL
w years OF age. Address, stating most reasonable
terms, L. e.. Box 81; Branch ONCE. jy2g StF
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DRY COOK, FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY HOTEL,
Il S65 free fare: assistant second cook. frst-cass
country hotel. sos; German cook, small springs.
steady work $50; second COOK, country hotel, $40;
baker hotel city, $40; cook. restaurant,
sound. Sl7 week. second cook, country restau-
rant, $40; second cook. s35; vegetable man, $50;
G, r. HANSEN a co. 10 teary ST.
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w Yard, single or married man; cooper for win
cry, country, S35 steady work: French waiter.
restaurant; country, $40 German waiter, city. $40;
young man to wait at table, s25 and room; boy to
wash dishes in coffee saloon, SIS; cook and
waiter for cOffee-hOuse $50: second cook for q
private place. references required S35; Frenchman
to learn cooking. 500, etc. AL DELoRME &
AN ORES, $40 Suffer st. 1t