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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

What IL known a. an electrical hotel has
teen running at Samaden, Switzerland
The Building IL lighted by electricity gen
rated by water wheel propelled by q
-ataFact. All the rooms are supplied with
electric iguals. and the cooking range
'ontaIn resistance coils Brought TO a red
heat by a powerful current Water NAV
he heated and eggs cooked ON the dining
IA le ny means ~ Is current OF electricity.
The running OF hotel by electricity
aud is application In a thousand other
ways Is not equal to the scien life manner
in y hich Drs, Darrin employ the subtle
fluid Ia the restoration ~ health 10 the A..
tiieted a. the following multiplying re
suits show. Drs. Dasr rim appear TO know
TIE uses Of electricity 10 the human sys-
EN- quite as well az Olson does TO the
application Of machinery.
Mr.. " IiIIam ". CaIw.II of the Columbia
River Manufacturing Company Cured
Of ~ciatis Rheumatism.
Editor OftgoniaH DEAR SIR: Having
heard Of Dr. Darrin through my brother,
George |. Ialwell, who Was cured OF a
nnmbness II The arm OF many years
landing. ] Was induced to spDly To him
for relief from sciaiic rheumatism which
was then extremely patnfal, and also a
diseased liver from which | suffered very
much. | was cured Of rheumatism In tW o
weeks time, so that have felt no recur-
renee Of the disease. and am rapidly re.
covering from the liver difficulty so hat
my he lth l. better than for several wears.
WILLIAM NJ. CALwELL.
Skamokawa, Wash.
Brief Mention Of People Cured ny Drs.
Darrin.
Mrs. +. W. Viiet, Portland Heights
Neu' algia, or tic doloreaux, three years;
& red.
4 4. 7. Smith, FreepoFt wash. Liver and
kidney complaint; cured. He was also re
dueed eighteen pounds in flesh.
Mrs. j Martin, OleN, Or.-thronic
rheumatism. general debility and various
ailments for three years: cured one year
ago.
ache, to the extent that u caused him To
II gg'r and undermin, his health, re-
stored.
I Miss Sadie l.. Campb n, employed al
Lifts dressmaf iuR esiabli- hment, Port.
Land Cured of calarrh. bronchitis and
weas lungs
f. -. tnamberl.in, Woods. Tilamool,
county. Or. Afflicted flfty years with kid.
ncy and liver c,mplaini 4 neuralgia OF
the stomarh; cured in six weeks.
Drs. Darrin can be consulted daily at the
Washington building, corner Of Fourth
and Washington streets Portland and
Hotel Gondolof, Tacoma. Hours 10 to ;
evening", 10 : Sundays, 10 10 II. AN
chronic di-ease., irregalarit es Of women.
blood taints, 10 OF vital power
and early indiserciions permanently
cured though no references are ever made
IA the press concerning su h cases owing
10 the deli aey OF the patients. Examina
ions free to all and cir ulars will be sent
u any address. Charges for treatment ac
cirding 10 patients ali lits 10 pay. The
poor treated free of charge fnom 20 l. II
daily. All private diseases eonfifenIially
Z treated. and cures guaranteed. Patients
at a distance can be cured hy home treat
ment. Med cines aud letters sent without
the doctors name appearing
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

A leihArgie. dormant condition Of the liver T.
hardly 10 be overcome with drastic cNthaFt -
and nauscptfs eholHgogues. eentleT. pleas
anief and far more effective means exists ni
uronsing the organ when sommnlent This q
ttnstetter's stomach EIIters, Vnurhed for hy the
medical fraternity, tested by the public iOF
mann years resumption by thu hiliaFt organ
81 is saCrctiYe Junction. with the ACTIVITY AT
iendatt upon health return 10 regularity VI
the bowels end renewal OF digestion are
the 10 less happy aud certain results Of using
the Buffers Systematically l's laxative effect j.
never painful and dreuehiug. lis tfiucnry brinr
RATHER 40 ppfptlnHte regularity than to produce
u copinhs aeston. Nalaria, nervousness, dehll
iiy. kidney Troubles All neuralgia II suiaiucs
cfft'aiualiv
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

An Elegant Package of Fine Cards,
Including 10 rare novelties, shapes and ar
tisiic imported o geographic and aromatic
cards. This large and heantifnl collection
sent by mail TO any one who will do this:
Buy box Of the genuine DIR. G. McIane's
Celebrated Liver Pills from any druggist.
price y cents. and mai us the outside
wrapper with your address, plainly writ
ten. and cents Ia stamps The genuine
McLane's Pills are prepared onls BY
Fleming Bros, Pilusburg, Pa. aud have
been In constant Use for over sixty years.
They are superior TO all others In purity
and effectiveness. A certain cure for in
digestion and sick headache. Address,
Fleming Bros, Pittsburg. Pa.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10
STORIES OF DIAMONDS.


htches aatned ana Lost ny Persons. Deal
ing In Precious Gems.
Volumes have been written on ro-
msnees connected with diamonds and
on the fortunes made and lost by per
sons dealing in them.
The "Saucy. now in Russia. Is worth
$500, 600. Charles the Bold once owned
this gigantic brilliant and lost ii while
on the battlefield.
A Swiss soldier found il and sold IL 10
a priest for two francs. or less than half
a dollar. After awhile the gem found
its way into tho collection of King
Anthony Of Portugal, who sold it to Dc
Sancy Of France in 1859, for 100, 600
livres.
DE sancy sent the jewel to Henry
Ill, who wanted 10 raise money or IT.
He employed a trusted messenger TO
carry IL, and this man on being attack ed
by highwaymen and fatally injured swat
lowed the jewel.
The faithful servants body was opened
and the great diamond found. Ii was
again lost, but discovered by means Of
information impaired in an anonymous
note
The '.onslow. great prussian stone,
was originally used as an eve. in the idol
serringham in the temple Of Brahma
IL did duty in this manner for $50 years.
bnt in 1860 il aroused the cnpidity of
French soldier, who professed CONVEX
sion 10 Buddhism. worked his way into
the confidence of the priests and gained
access TO the temple.
On the hrst opportunity he gouged
out the 1895 carats eye and ran off with
II 10 Madras. While he was making
good his escape the priests discovered
the loss, which they attributed to Brah.
mas vengeance for the &C mission OF an
alien.
The soldier received $4,000 for the
stolen treasure from a sea captain. who.
on reaching England, sold it to & jew
for S60,oo0. Catharine II gave the jew
s495, 600 and an annuity Of 5000 for It.
ana the sensible Hebrew forthwith re-
newrd his youth and drew the annuity
Tor many years.--Pall Mall Budget
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10
rILEsi rILrsil rILrs &.

Dr. Williams Indian Piles Ointment Il the
only sure enrc tor Blind, hics,iing or Itching
Piles ever discovered. q fails to cure old
chronic eases Of long standing.
Judge Cofiinbury. cleveland o ssys. e I
have found by experience that Dr. william :
Indian piles Ointment gives Immediate rtlief"
DO not suffer an instant longer sold by Will
tanson's Manufacturing Company, propricioTs.
Clcyclnud, o.; 80 cents aud 81
sold by 1 Blumauer a Co, Wholesale drug
gi~ts. Portland. or
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

General Debility. Wasting Diseases OF Children.
Chronic Coughs aud Bronchitis can be cured by
the use Of SCOTS KxiulsiOn Of Pure tod Liver
oil with HypophoSphiles Prominent physi
clans it and testify to it, great value. ~ ass
read the following q used scott Enn sion
for an obstinate cough with hemorrhase, loss OF
appetite. cfnariatiou, sleeplessucss, etc. All Of
taese have now left, and believe your Emulsion
tion. It ]. fINDLEY. NJ D., Lone star, Tex.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10
A LETTER FOR YOU.

E>rkEMEh FHiKNas@Ap ARE still Offering n.
gnud bar alus ypn obtained Of tis last year On
the SAME favorable terms We Hss, even greater
tafe than ever la seiett1ug and packing goods
aud rarely have complaint Of pice qtiai Is ,ir
taliuFc 10 arrive ~ oder, hut thou lands 81 M
ters oil approval aud eucoalfa ement Nh,
Home Circle l. ubiishcd each month aua
wessklcy bulletins giving market charges each
week; these will b. sent to you nr yuur ffirnds
on application, cur stock u much more com
ptete thau ever before and comprises Il most
everything family needs "a make lie a pleas
urc At this time we offtr until sold special haf.
RAtls ~ london layer raisins ri 81 10 and Si.-f
'Ar ~ n. taxes, thaap rats ms dawn 10 ~ aud
,ialnon Mission dried z apes low a. " lard even
% ihs for u 90 Butter Is Too low for ANYTHING
Interior dairles fair "a good. per rlil ~ rs e
g So choice coast faiF 70 10 ahc Ia tna,i-
Titles ~ ~ ~ ~ rolls. and hui little NOR. NJ ne
tail, We viii send you u. roll box this Wetk
at 81 ~ thar VIII guarantee. 10 suit NJ SHOES NJ,
bffeT infauts soft SOILS, Nos q IL e. NJ 70 Aiid VI
eeiits, aud nice Kid. ges,i enough Tor yatir haby
or ours, sizes to s. at tnf ~ "a I.aatest xhnss
We sell, sunday or every aY, aud good value
not auction goods, baf regular stock Al 81 n;
childrcu's school shoes. we have ihcm - good
tiid cheap that YOU could save laur iaxes every
month has ing ~ Us Mems ekegy inv Shoes al
sls2a. but we don't recommend I EN- but N
slan. fi.Is aud s. % We warrant Them ia give
satisfaction Underwear we hHHt the world fuf
pricc. quality aud variety for men, Women aud
children; low a. Toe for Infants IA efsse atiil
high ynn want 10 pas Hut send ~ 4 trial
atsitF ~ ask for the fui fist De nuf send for ,
tgN items by mail withunf adding tor nesSlart
Addrsss plainly. SMITHS fash store. AIS
fFaet 81. san tFaucisce. Cat.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

Nj littlc girl, ten years of age. had Bright $
disease Her ankles. feet and eyes were terribly
swaxn Four of uuf best physicians attended
love snrinount AZ difficulties, aud determined
10 try Dr. David kcnndy's FavuFiie Remedy 3.
made ~ knndnut, y y. Brghiss diScakcl How
happs am that determined upon this course
--faf one by one the well symptoms ~
the disease left her. Words fail 10 express my
gratitude, aud cannot too earnestly recon-
mend the FaNnrite Kennedy. Her recovery VA
entirely due % the Fayorlte remedy. which was
the only medicine taken after her case was
abandoned by the phgsieians-Mrs. Laura A
kempton. West Rutland, Vermont
~ kRNSgpYs FAvoKITE RKMKDY, made al
Roudnnt, n. " 81, q for -.
send Tor hook, how to cure Kidney, Liver and
Blood disorders.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

sure cure for bl nd. bleeding and itching
PILES. One box has cured the worst case OF ten
years standing No one need suffer ten min
ntes after using kiTk's German Piie Ointment
II absorbs tumOrs allays the itching. acts ~
pouliIcc gives relief. DR. Kinks German Pile
Ointment Is prepared only for Plies and itching
Of the private parts ard nothing else. Every
box Is warranted. .........
sold hy Drnsgiats and sent BY mail on receipt
OF price, Sl,D per ooK. J. j. Mack * Co..
Wholesale Agents. San Francisco.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

II Dobbins' Electric Soap Is what so
many ins st that il i, you essnHof afOrd
To 20 without IT, Your gr,beer hiss II, or
can get II. and you can decide foy. yourself
very soon Don't le' another Monday pass
without trying H.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

No stranger should leave the 9 IL without .
box Of "Tansiils l'unehs ac cigars
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10
A M0rHRR's i.0yE SAVES HER
TEN YEAR OLD CHILD.

beware of limitations of the celebrated seal oi
Nnfth Carnllna Plug Nni rnhaeno
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10
A HOTEL HuN ny ELECTRICITY.

Lady Doctor tyonug aud iair) Please turn
your head little. Masculine PAtient--Ahs dear,
you have already turned H.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

30 lord how YOU made me Jump ~ this
xfasshopper remarked when be- was hrsfereatcd
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

The average waiter holds a tray, bnt the
bJarier generally tnas him playing the deuce.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

l. Mr. Brown a. home" - sant Yes sir;
You will Hud him al his tsirh
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

Chronic Nasal CafaFrn positively cured by DR.
Sages Remedy. 10 cent?, By druggists
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

lNuruTnrp ar invited 70 eonsultthc Did \.
KNRHt HIM labltshtsi laieuf arm ~ u sos.
tUILU utIu sEAsieg&i..surs Wan DC
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10
cossTMrTroS. sCaoTuLA.

itsa wise o. thai knows bald head in spi
af = wiz
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10

STEIMWhY MRAxIcH, PEAAR
- 49, a hEAgH. tsshler. Roe
aish Pianoa; Har6ett ursn.ns Band inslrumsnts
largest stouk Of sheet Music aud Hooks Hnnds
snppfied ~ Eastern Prices MATrHIAr
"fAs CO. - Pos, Street. San Francisco.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10
wAKnD Ur srrEc1uALLy.

Never ask woman via, she is doing whcr
she Is trying "a sing
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10


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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10


swell then. would you he very much Of.
f,4Iied II should ask YOU TOTO permit me
q lake a sketch II your facet You knew
We art students are constantly on the watch
for countenanc,S that are not nsipid and
common. face indicative Of strength OF
character and-and ambitions rot com
man.n
Godfrey began 10 smile and look conscious.
.Nou dou't know how complimented Ia
fe.i,n hc said
oh, I'm 70 glad Win ysu sit foi me to
daya To tell you the truth, I've ieeun al
ready; but, % course. il don't ruSs,nh.e you
hif as yet And sli uncovered the canvas
Ard sindfreg Isr-tJ Tor an hour 10 the great
satisfaction 81 both
After that he sat every morning nearly for
week or more Mr. McAllister was amused
% discover that the Tennesseean was quite ia
earnest IN his idea Of laying siege 10 the
artist 5 heart and gave up trying 20 impress
upon him the absurlity Of ms aspirations.
Geifrey evidently believed himself ire
sistlhla.
Miss Forles-ue WIS always present at the
sitthlgs, hHt sometimes found 1t necessary 10
retire 20 the adjoining rom 10 repress her
laughter, the uicie.'s ingenious remarks were
~ highly ainu'ug. Occasionally she gave
Msad some advice, as follows. III be be-
comes 100 laxative, my fpar, you must snnt
him Snuh him gorgeausly, Neu know
"What can't understand said Godfrey
oise morning, As how yon can paint 80 well
l guess you amt more than -. are your
Not much more, said Maud.
Iisn gti5zs hi te about tau years ofier
than yqu IA september
Maud iHassaii
Gpslfpy-A fart
Mand Web, that's nice age suppose
yoa'll !. into liisiucss nah sue1sv8 finely.
esolfrey -Own lault IL | don't. Clicking
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-10
SURE CURE ron PII.Es.

pa the Toi and let tLe !. y 700 POI lhe woF.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
ELEcTIoNEER.

The Noble Horse Said to be Dying at
Palo Alto Farm.
Electioneer is dying. What man, woman
or child on the Pacific slope has not heard
of this wonderful horse of Palo Alto. the
sire of more famous trotters than any
stallion in the world? And yet this noble
animal, who has almost made for Califor-
MIA the prominent name it now holds as a
breeding State for fine stock, is said to be
slowly but surely dying. The horse is
now, and during its whole famous career
in the stud, has been owned by Governor
Stanford, and withoutdoubt stands the peer
of any sire living. He is about twenty
years old at the present time.
Prominent racing men here and the track
boys at the park have made the condition
of this horse the chief and almost single
subject in turf topics, and there seems to
be no doubt but that there are good grounds
to fear for the safety of the animal. The
San Jose Mercury states that Eiectioneer is
very sick and his recovery doubtful. In
fact, his condi ion is so critical, that trsiner
Marvin will take no chances but retire the
horse from the stud for at least some time
The stallion Electricity is regarded as one
of the best horses on the PAlo Alto farm,
and he will take Eleciioneer's place The
horse has no record as yet, but he is known
to have stepped mile at rafting clip,
and it is thought will prove a valuable ami
NAL in the stud
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
Baby Clothes.

Fully three-fourths of the babies of the
world go naked until they get to be five or
six years old The Canadian Indians
keep their babies naked up to certain
point, and as for The little Coreans, they
wear nothing but a short skirt until they
are as old as our school boys. Little
Egyptians of both sexes trot around with
out any clothes on, and the poorer classes
OF the Chinese children are often without
clothes. / have seen quite large boys and
girls naked in Havana, Cuba; and in
Lower California, or rather on the Cali
fornia peninsula, the mother puts the
child at the age of few months astraddle
of her neck, and with his legs hanging
down in front thus carries him from place
to place. These children are Graded in
turtle shells and they go to sleep by the
rocking of this quite as we'll as our babies
do. One of the curious things in cradles
shown in the national museum is the
Siberian babyjumper. 1t Is a sort of a
skin basket which is furnished with strings
at each corner and which is tied by these
to an elastic pole set in the walls of the
cabin. As the baby moves back and
forth this pole dances up and down and
its mother thus gives it ride with little
labor.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
The siwash Canoe.

HWhile visiting one of the small towns
along Puget Sound" said Nj. j. Mallett of
Helena to Tacoma Ledger man, 81 was
greatly interested in the way the Siwash
Indians build their canoes. it is really
wonderful how these dirty aborigines can,
with the crudest means and with few
DAVIS work, convert an unwieldy log into
a trim and pretty canoe. One morning |
saw buck building a fire at the base OF a
cedar tree, and he told me that this was
the first step in the construction of
canoe that he intended to use upon the
following Saturday. He kept the fire
burning all that day and far into the
night, when a wind came up and COM
pleted the downfall of the monarch of the
forest. The next day the buck arose be-
times. and borrowing eross-cut saw from
a logger who was absent on a drunk, cut
the trunk Of the tree in twain at point
some fifteen feet from where it had
broken off, and then, with dull Ratchet,
he hacked away until the log had as
sumed the shape of the desired canoe.
In this work he was helped by
his souaw. He then built fire on the
upper side of the log, guiding the course
Of the fire with daubs of clay, and In due
course OF time the interior of the canoe
had been burned out. Half days work
with the Ratchet rendered the inside
smooth and shapely. The canoe was now,
| / thought, complete, though it appeared to
be dangerously narrow of beam. This the
Indian soon remedied. He filed the shell
two-thirds full Of water, and into the fluid
he dropped half dozen stones that had
! been heating in the fire for nearly day,
The water at once attained t.oiiiDg point
and SO softened the wood that the buck
and the squaw were enabled to draw ont
/ the sides and thus supply the necessary
breadth of BEAM Thwarts and Stats we're
then placed in the canoe and the water and
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
SCHOOL CENSUS.
COMPLETE RETURNS AND APPoRTI0N-
MENTs BY COUNTIES.
is at the Rate of 81 so
Per Child.

Complete returns have been received by
Superintendent of Public Instruction Hoitt
from the school census of the State, and
Controller Dunn has finished the appor-
tionment of funds. The total amount SUBJ
ject to superintendent was $500 .066 63, but
the total amount apportioned was $685.
374 20-or 81 so per child.
The total number of census children be-
tween and 7 years Of age is 2S1,3 19
THE APPoRTIoNMENT.
Following are the complete census re.
turns by counties, with their apportion-
rnanfc-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
WATER WORKS OFFICE.
This Months Collections Will be +
Below the Average.

This Months Collections will be Far
Below the average.
The Water Works Office in this city has
now but one deputy, clerk Joy having con-
Guided to cease laboring in the capacity of
collector Mr. Joy claims, however, that
it was not exactly his duty to resign until
he was officially notified of the action OF
the Board of Trustees. They passed an
ordinance declaring that hereafter there
should be only one deputy in the Office of
the Clerk of the Water Works, but failed
to order the ordinance published.
City Auditor Mckee says the ordinance
was published but no order OF the Board
accompanied it. Mr.. Joy says, however,
that he relinquished all claims in order to
avoid trouble.
Clerk Coffey is authority for the state
ment that the collections this month are
running far below the average. II cannot
tell exactly how much of a difference
there will be-" said he to reporter, ''but l
know that we're running behind every
day. and the end of the month will show a
decided change"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
DIED.

Sacramento, August 1S-Edward j., son of James
Mehoney, native of New York, so years, 8
months and days. Troy and Cohoes, n. Y,
papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence of his father, 1927 L
street, tomorrow Friday) morning at $50
o'clock: thence to the Cathedral, where fune-
raj services will be held
Washington, Yolo county. August IS-HenTy z.
Harms, native of Hanover, Germany, SO
years, months and Is days. (New York, Har-
lem, st. Louis and San Francisco papers
please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from his late residence, Washington,
Yoio county, tomorrow friday afternoon at
2o'cloek; thence to st Paurs Church, Eighth
street, l and J, where funeral services will be
heidi
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
BALLOON ASCENSION.

A Successful Parachute Jump Made at
Agricultural Park Yesterday.
A young man named F. j. Awerkamp
made successful balloon ascension and
parachute jump yesterday afternoon at
Agricultural Park, Very few people wit
messed it, although no admission fee was
charged Awerkamp assembled in hot air
balloon to hight of 1000 feet, and then
jumped with his parachute. The latter did
not open at all until the man bad dropped
about fifty feet, but it then suddenly spread,
and Awerksmp came down easily. He
landed in the corner of the Park near
Twentieth and II streets. 1t was the first
successful parachute jump ever made in
this city.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
THAT RESTAURANT ROW.
A Denial That is Not Borne Out by the
Evidence.

Evidence.
John Shelton came to this Office yester-
day and declared that he did not have a
row with a waiter in Haub's restaurant
on the evening before, and that the waiter
did not get knife to attack him. He ad-
mitted, however, that the waiter did throw
a teapot at him which struck him on the
hack. Further inquiry develops the fact
that the account of the affair as published
in the RECORD UNION was correct. The
information was obtained from eye-wit-
nesses whose veracity is vouched for.
Officer Higgins, hearing of the row, went
to the restaurant and found both Mr.. Haub
and the waiter, and was told the same
story as was published. The waiter ad-
mitied to him that he ran to the kitchen
and procured knife, and when asked
why be did so, replied that Shelton was a
much larger man than himself and he in
tended TO use the knife in lf-defense.