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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07

Ia --taEsls s4Exss" CaeapAps DslAsAss
- t4aaFasslss Aaaloaos a. f,edsaoa..i's
A season al kadmaud's lsraua eou.4
be incomplete without verk So tAat
uproaroas comedy. "I5tle Nugset.
ine reception accorded tne 4 an thogHes
last evening presented seeus oa-
eqoalea la the history of tais popular
play house. The audience saeored tAe
comedians unti they we're nea5l. t.red
oat Asio "Iitut Nugget i is supes
dUous a. speak. It's toe well known
here ~ need PRAISE.
Little Nugget. tAe Wlusome and
gomelY little soubrette Is alate
tascinat az than ever ln the hands 81
Jenule ts0lathNalte. Nugget. GOLD .tH'-
waite e mosi happy conclaencs ats4
higalF b easing continuation. IL II
Nugget llat So. command a irc0- uiu
at ans time. M - IQldthWast. ls Hata-
AL innocent an4 Cau combine mcfn-
meat and patAos Qultl aItstealiN. itef
stmpaf fAtit tatCues N4u immediate 81
spouse the hearts Oi her UsleIC cas-
Aa . s0e can impose "a nanitA uI
aaa aAess she al onct atspeIs ID NIta a
-frlY -anoes Is sly Wink ol Aer luminous
batA eyes AID a happy SONG JNc CAV
lleihe gives the same car,f li atientIau
o. Barney - Brady. llis hunur is
positively irresistible. llc ugst na Fe
DteR proud ~ Ile ovation he N4, gwen
asl efelu4. lhe company = u every
respect --peroa o. amy iaat .as .ftf
1aaoica th- raec- Au mlforiaata4
q t-on ls tlt starr $ sler-. Nal do "a very
pretty aeas aaa aaH.e.
Tomorrow anl Thursday t-ts
/ iainlaf old play nta lls Mlua...s
drawn pictures U lte 81 uIl ll.at
metropolis, enUued "Ihe ~u.lts of
NeW YORK Mil ts gVDu al Powers
Grand Mr. 81 g. Ionaldsoa n.ays
Badger, and tic company s reported
ar a worthy one.
The Grand Rapid, Guar dm.nsucl
show tonight bids iaIr o. be ouo ei lae
leading amateur entertainments of tAt
season. 90 @4 see a.
Friday and Saturday evening", and "a
grand Saturday matinee. VIII appear
al Powers N. A. Mcstayel and Theresa
Vaughn and Their excellent company
oi comedians. vocalist, anu dancers.
The attraction i, "lhe Tourists ln q
/ Pullman CAR, piece which lad
phenomenal suqfcs, few years ago.
"Ihc Tourists has lOst none oi iis old
time popularity.
Mestaycr : ulmitable. Miss Theresa
Vaughn ls NOT only personally beaut-
lI, but slng, delightfully."-. and every
member OF the company is said 10 be
I good. and all who like 10 laugh vii be
! grauhed II they ylslt Powers during
the stay Of "The Tourists"
The usual enthusiastic Monday night
/ audience greeted the new bin presented
at Smiths Opera House last evening.
/ Carrie Armstrong. the California Gem,
| James Kelley and Ammo Sanford.
I Mart Healey, Ben Gufou, J ".
/ Berkley, Wiley Hamilton and Pauline
Nichols ali did themselves proud.
Matinee Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07
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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07
KILLED IN a FOG.


NArcoIW. Ia. Jan. 8. - Two east
bound freigbts on the Rock Island col
Eded near this place about II o'clock
Saturday night William and Elmer
Meyers % Glover, PocaEontss County,
who were in Ire forward csboose,
were 50 seriously injured that they
died Sunday A stockman named
Rhodes 81 Dallis Center. Vas psralyzed
and vii probably die 4 number q
ethers we're more or fess injured The
scctasut uas caused ~ the failure Of
ths resr train - soe the signal o. The
forward .rsin ow nT - IA dense foz
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07

Grand River Lodge, No. -. p. 4 A.
n. is now the largest Masonic body
toe STATE. Its membership numbers at
present 4a5. and the ud cations are that
il VIII finish the present year Tar boz
youd the 500 mark. Tho uc1t sizc la
Union Lodge. of Detroit that has long
enjoyed the reputation of being tho
largest n the State lts present mom-
bership az, and consequently has
- take second place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07
GALE IN GREAT BRITAIN.
Many Wrecks and Much Damage Done
Over the Country.

LoNDoN. Jan. Ga gale has been
raging all over Great Britain. Much
damage has been done throughout the
country and many wrecks are reported
The Protestant church at Birr. ireland.
was struck by lightning and bad
" damaged The Cunsrd steamer
Umbria is delayed at Queenstown
for repairs. The gale was particularly
severe on the Irish coast At Killarney
tao women were killed by falling
tree Floods are reported in Queens
land A part Of the town OF Norman
ton Is submerged. the water ia many
places being twenty feet deep Al the
ad jacent territory Is under water. The
foods cover al area OF 300 miles.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07
FOUND DEAD IN a SALOON.
Carson Parker. Once an Eminent Preach
er, Ends His Life in Drink.

PUEBLO, Col, Jan. q. Carson Parker
was found dead in a South side saloon
Sunday. 1t was the striking ending of
a remarkable life. For years one OF the
most eminent preachers of the Method
ist church in New York State, ne be-
came a drunkard and outcast, wandered
to Pueblo reformed and again joined
the church. His reformation lasted for
a year, during which time he did edi-
torial work and demonstrated rare abil-
ity. His last fall was complete, ali eff
forts OF friends being useless. He leaves
a family in Indiana
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07

Rsif.sea - Tape Worm Tffrfr-fsur
Fsff Long

Mlss EIia Williams. 50. 53l Ottawa
81 has feen c9mpla n|ug somc twelve
wears. and l9e ~ actual W. PIT ffv
hounds shs ha3 talksche. isear.ng
dana - BE- scross ber. dizzy headed
ringing nrraf esrs sud tired aIl lHf
ua Appetite some lmes raTeuons.
Sire nas been treate5 fr several 3 fer
aut reVs sBs 10 Grand Rapids Some
na htr size hsd stomach f~rfhe.
others sad r was ~ fafe COMP sr.t.
tlt ssrn 3 tod ter tire rfsl cauas ~ rer
sHerug ~8e called or u 81 uur 81
flss ugsfgn Hote - ts.d hsr ssa
hal tapa worm. gave har a0r1s mes
ere. sna Jew DAYS sf vas re-
sve1 # monster tarff four ieef
fng
T proves fnst many so-ca -
caesf8t seases cara n f1 He
rrvs ar n ntafnesn net EnfT fse
ca4sf 81 bs pet eef. s1Hernr. ard
treslfe te ea sa1 %. tae svup-
taus ErF srr ean see tls monster ~
- irQ - na. re eucf
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07

WrwxEkrolrs Kim gsn . s-1osszt
Tse-ah1e Sc tks p ars E5nk sanes7
rlFft sfz-e5 fvs nss p ssTsntesr
uin atss an5 siFaf seconds. Tnis hssS
t1s best rrsvlo5s zasist r.eors sT nine
se-en<s
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07
CoIoneiCIark.

snated states 4uay. rites. For tle
last tHo ars ny health ha, been exc
cet.e-.t tas. talk +, due tony using
Sulphur Bt-ers Fl, formerly my health
was Pa. .>erahie, owing 10 tle frequent
cAal-f- oi climate. etc., - incident O.
soldier, Ife
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07
WORK RESUMED.
Conzress Meets Again After ths
Holiday hecsss
less IHls lQgORUY BIHE SENATE
lssst..as Prosxntsd fssorlng ChlcAso ~aa
- Hsais as 0srld's k2Ir Cltlss- Ia
Me- Cb4Pl4in FrSys asr 2E-
Lisy > Recovery.


wasgtSsTox. Jan 6. IN It's prayer
A. TIE reassem oling ~ TIE hoase after
,hs holiday recess. TIE Chaplain feel
fngly alluded - the illness of Ar.
kelley Pa and invoked the DlYlas
pgoteetlon for blm
sEsATE.
The Senate ressseln bled a. noon after
The holiday recess, With the Vice
President ia tie chair. ard slth less
thsn quorum OF Senators IA the cham
Der Among the numerous petitions pre-
sented and referred we're two from
Kansas and Texas. the former urging
the selection Of Chicago. and the Latter
Of ~ Louis as the place for the inter
national Exposition OF lsVs.
Jt-DaK kELIEY's CONDITION..
W.sglNeroN. Jan. q There Is little
material change in the condition Of
Judge Kelly and bat slight hopes are en-
tertained by ais friends that he "lll ever
be able 10 take his seat IN the House
again. While the doctors viii nor admit
that he has cancer, they concede tnst a
cancerous growth has formed IN his
mouth, which. az in the case Of General
Grant, shey attribute 70 excessive
use Of tobacco he has been i'll
for the last eighteen years, and
siy years ago the surgeon cut out
his palate. He does not use TO-
bacco in any form now and his only
beverage at dinner and during the even
ing is champagne, which he drinks lib-
orally and which be believes is the pre-
server OF life. Every now and then
even this stimulant fails and he has to
resort TO the use Of oxygen to keep up
his vitality.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07

Treats SIC cessfully chronic and lOug staadiu-
classes as those of head, throat and lungs
liver. kidney and heart complaints; iuVrteratt
diseases 0f the stomach. that have dehed all
other methods. those fearful diseases Oi thr
nervous system. arising trs' whatever causes
scOrfula. dropsy. paralysis hfs. fever sores
cQnirac ed cOrts. enlarge aud stiff joints
rheumatism. neuralgia. Srid sea bone detorm
itirs. salt rneuW. efysp peias scald heal. DIT
conditioned ulcers. syphilis. nasal poiypus
asthma, has fever. rose cold. winter coughs
cured by this wonderful system III not too "a
advanced. Bone disea cured when a.
uetha lis have failed
Ladies' who arc suffering from complaint
peculiar g. their SEX can consult The boctu.
wifh every assurance Of spetdv relief and o.
manrat cure without >uhIeeti8g them 20 tH.
embarrassing procedure of aD eTaminatiou
which lu nine cases nut ~ t-u b, UNNECESSARY
The Doctor partiru ariy Invites ali eases th4
have teen given up rs other physicians.
Tic Doctor viii remove one Tape Nor
free 90 eharEe, Also 9fraI-lteH Che first ease nI
Cross Eyes that presents itself at the hpte
FREE.
CoNsULTATION AND ENAMINATION
FREE
OFFICE HoVR~-From l0 q. m 90 n. o.
No patients received sundays.
Tmo-s and Cancers Removed Wthou
Pain or the Use Of the knife.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07

Geo s<ketee sells Ben. .Hur Cgsrs.
Try thsm.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-07

Has adopted this plan; That he viii charge
nothing for advice. consultation or treatment
until the patient pronounces himself well
The only Charge Being Made - for Med
icines Used During Treatment.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Mrs. Langtry has made a personal tri-
umph in her new play in London.
Senator Vest is one of the plainest-
dressed men in Washington.
The Prince of Wales ages fast, and mo-
ton is too clearly no pleasure to him.
Count Herbert Bismarck, relieved from
cares Of state, is visiting friends in England.
The widow of the late General Thomas
Francis Meagher is to marry John A.
Creighton, millionaire, in Omaha.
Howard Furniss, the characturist OF
Punch, has made many enemies among the
Royal Academicians by poking pictorial
fun at them.
John Ruskin is veritable Sensitive
plant" In regard to weather influences. On
a bright, clear day he is buoyant and
elastic. but on dull, wet day he is moody
and misanthropic
Mark Twain's success in life, says cor
respondent of the Chicago Times, seems to
have made him crusty and sour He is
worth considerably over 100000, and
finds it no joke to take care of SO much
wealth.
"Uncle Jerry" Rusk is striking figure
when he appears in the blue-room of the
formal ceremonies, and confesses privately
that he hdgets when he finds himself in fine
clothes.
John Palmer, the greatest stamp collector
in the world, lives over dingy little shop
in the Strand. London. lie is the arbiter
in the s!amp.collecting creed, and is nOt0ri-
Gus as the Nemesis of the forger, having
over one million forged stamps in his pos
session.
George w. Cable. the well-known South
ern author. is a slim-built. somewhat awk-
ward-looking man Of middle height. with
dark, beetling brows and high forehead,
surmounted by shock of rich black hair,
and wears full beard sprinkled with gray.
He is rising five and forty.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03

desire 20 training or other expenses. All want
Is a square, fair fight, and may the best man WIN.
or one thing Sullivan can rest assured and that
Is he must surrender the title TO the champion
ship or defend it,
OF ALL SORTS.
Walter A. Scott, President of the P c. A. A. A.,
has been elected Governor OF the Amateur
Athletic Union OF the United States.
The hnest lady tennis players In England are
Miss Maud Watson, Mrs. HiyaTd aud Miss Dod.
The two former have won championships of Eu-
gland, Ireland and Wales while the latter has
held the championship of England and Ireland.
Mrs Hillyard Is now the English champion.
The ex-champion, r. ID. Sears, says that not
withstandlDg all rumors 10 the contrary. lie VIII
not participate ln any tennis competition this
season Il shall practice and play for exercise,
but am not getting in trim for any tournament.
III were l should not be playing court-tennis
aud racquets as well as lawn lenuis.'
An International wrestling match was made
May 9th, at New York. between Martin DemD-
sey, brother of Jack, the middle weight CHAM
piOn pugllist, and William McGinness Of Dublin,
who arrived In New York about three weeksi ago.
Dempsey Is the und0ubted lightweight collar
and-elbow champion OF America, although he
wrestles at from 112 to l 10 pounds. and 13o Is
the limit He has held the title so long without
having been defeated by any man in the class
that nobody disputes the title with him. He Is a
man OF about y years; The stakes are 500
side, and forfeit OF 500 was put up when the
articles were signed. The winner will take 40
per cent OF the gate receipts. Dan Gallagher,
the wellknOwn trainer OF GreenpOnt, Will look
after Dempsey. wealthy citizen Of Williams
Durgh, of Irish descent, is backing McGinniss.
The contest will be for the lightweight collar
and elbow championship OF the world.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03
MARRIED..

6RAY-KELLY-In Oakland, April 49, 1890. by the
Rev. Father Cromwell, Edward Gray OF Indiana
and Mamie A. Kelly of Virginia City. Virginia
City (Nev.) papers please copy
GROSSM AN-ZIMMAR-I this city, June !, 1890.
by the Rev Joseph Wilmer, Harry GroSsman and
Charlotte Zmmar, both of San francisco.
HYMAN-LEISER-In this city, June !, 1890, by
the Rev. Or. Aron j. Messing, Henry LYMAN and
Pauline Lesser, both of Saa Francisco.
Observation-Disclosures this city, tJune ],
1890, by the Rev. DR.. Aron j. Messing. Jacob
Gleichman of Oakland and Ida Hartman Of San
Francisco
wHITE-BENGsoN-In this city, May 81, 1890,
by the Rev. J. Telleen. John A. White and Lotte
Bengson.
NIELSEN-HALSETH-I this city, May 81 1890,
by the Rev. o. Groensberg, Aksel Nielsen and Jo-
hanna Halsetb.
PEDERSEN-SCHOw-In this city, May 81. 1890,
by the Rev. o. Groensberg, Peter II. Petersen and
Anna NJ Schow.
RYAN-LAMB-May 7. 1890. J. C. Ryan OF San
Francisco and Nellie Lamb OF Oakland.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03


&c Tie Senator continues its great run at the
Bush-street
Donna Juauita'' is a success at the Tlvoll.
The new company at the Orpheum has proven
draw.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03
UNFEELING PARENTS.

James McNicol and Wife Arrested for
Cruelty to Children.
For some time the residents on the Point
Lobos road have witnessed case of cruel
ty to children which aroused the indignity
of the neighborhood.
James and Mary McNicol have resided
in that locality for some years. and have
several children, but the money they OBJ
tanned was spent in drink. while their off
spring went without food or clothes.
Sometimes they were starving or in want,
while their parents were on spree, and
neighbors were compelled to give aiG TO the
children from time to time. Their abject
appearance and scanty clothes always ex-
cited pity.
Finally the police were notified, as it was
thought that the best thing for the children
was to have their parents arrested. w. b.
Refs swOre to a complaint, charging McNicOl
with cruelty to children, and yesterday
they were arrested.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03
SACRAMENTO.
e Fourth Of July Observation-Disclosures
SINKING and Interast Furd

The Fourth Of July Observation-Disclosures
Sinking and Interest Fuud.
SACRAMENTO, June 2.-The Finance Commit
tee for the Fourth Of July met tonight and re-
ported satisfactory progress. At least $4,000
will be subscribed for The celebration. The peo-
pie are determined to have the finest demonstra-
tion In many years.
Tie Guy Trustees to-day Instructed the Au
dItor not TO appOrtOn 55 per cent of the gross
receipts OF the water works to sinking aud
interest fund for the benefit of bondholders,
but instead to set apart only that
proportion of the net proceeds. The supreme
Court decided In favor OF the gross re-
celpts by bare majority of one aud many
of our best lawyers say the court is likely
to reverse its former decision II the case
ever gets before IL again. The probability
is that the bOndholders will resort to The eX-
pedent OF having the City Trustees cited for
contempt,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03
Presbyterian Union.

At the meeting of the Presbyterian Min
isterial Union in Calvary Church yesterday,
Rev. DR.. w. A. Sample presided. Miss
Mary +. Lathrop, Vice-President and Ma
tional Organizer Of the Non-Partsan
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, ad-
dressed the meeting on behalf of the cause
which she represented. She spoke OF the
work of the new organization, and stated
that it YVES entirely free from party politics,
and had no connection with the Prohibition
party, although no opposition to any party
is made.
Mrs. r. R. johnson, President of the Cal
ifornia State Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union, and Mrs. B. f. Bergen depre-
Gated the new movement as a division of the
temperance forces. Mrs. Bergen hoped
that some sort Of compromise would be
affant.Ad
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03
iii. YOU: cone re to Ogden to make it your
RICH ORE.
ProspectOrs FlOckiug to the Newly Discovered
Mines in Idaho.


Mines in Idaho
SPOKANE FALLS, May 2.-The gold discover
les on Prtcbard Creek, .Redr Murray, Idaho are
causing considerable excitement. Tney were
made by S. Darling and George P. Cotter who
found them after persistent search for over
year. Some float" had been picked up in Pritch-
ard Greek and they came 10 the conclusion that
ledge could not be far of. They prospected
the mountains and struck large vein of carbO-
nate ore as pure as any ever wOre ed at Leadyille
or Eureka. Inc ledge runs along the hill east
ana west They made numerous small cuts and
traced IL for distance Of 1900 feet, discovering
the entire length Gre that Will assay from 80
ounces in silver 10 300 ounces, or from so
10 20 per cent lead per ton. AS soon
as the discovery became known prOspecIors
f0cked TO The scene, aud in less than week the
ground was staked of for distance of about
four miles, and some good discoveries have been
made east and west. Active prospecting work
Is going on, and before the summer Is over an
other good reproducing district Will be added
To the COur d'Alenes. Large offers have been
offered for Darling 4 Cotter's claim, which Is
called the Barton Butt. They are determined 10
hold on and Develop the property. They have
refused $4,000. Cotier, after the discoveries
became known went iutO the mountains on the
north side OF Pntchard Creek on prospecting eX-
petition and found what promises 10 be another
rich discovery gold mine. Some quartz Is
now on exhibition al Wallace Ii is literally Gov
cred With gold. The strike made on the
small tributaries of Prltchard Creek, known as
Cement Guich. Many miners and prospeetOrs
are coming in from Montana.
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Could Not Hit Rhines.

CLEVELAND. June 2.-The local league club
to-day could not hit Rhines until iu The last
inning, when il was too late. Attendance 1900
Summary:
CihclhhatlS. .-...'.'......''.s'.O U U VI
CleNelanQS. u U wv U Is
Base htts-Cincinnatis 9, CleYelands 7. Errors
Cincinnatis =, CIevelauds l, Batteres-Rhiues and
Harrington, Beatil and Zimmer Unpire-Lynch
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HARNESs-MAKERs.

The Objects of the Leather Federation
Explained and Endorsed.
The objects Of the Leather Federation as re-
CARDS homemade boots aud shoes were explained
at the meeting of the Harness-makers Union
last evening by n committee from the fedora
ton.
Samples Of goods manufactured here were ex-
hibited and the points in which they exceeded
Eastern or Chinese made boots and shoes demon
strated. The Union expressed itself In favor OF
the federation, and decided to fine SO every
member who bought Chinese or Eastern goods.
Arrangements were made for the picnic at
Glen Ellen next Sunday aud The boycott
crossing fayorably.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03

Mr.. Glllette's play brought good many people
together at the New California last evening.
Our public are quite familiar with its merits,
and Ii promises to repeat the success 1t enjoyed
when produced In this city some time ago.
There was not sufficient smoke In " Shena0-
doah" TO obscure the m rits of this more active
W ar drama to the eyes OF the auditors. The new
cast behave themselves very well, especially in
tie case OF Miss Susan McCreety (Miss Minnie
Dupree) and Miss Rachel McCreery miss Adele
Belgardel who caught the audience at once by
their acting.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03

Howard p. Taylor is said TO have made an ex-
ceptonally good dramatization Of Mark Twains
"a Connecticut Yankee at the Court of King
Arthur" He enjoys the exclusive right from
the author.
Sydney Rosenied has confessed a judgment OF
S7500-bs losses on The Stepping stoue." He
kept the play up In spite OF all advice to the
Irary, and was compelled, according to the New
YORK Dramatic Times, TO mortgage his royalties
on THE Senator"
The latest about the future OF the Grand Opera
House Is that Frank CATER, backed by his
tunes.
Arthur Rehan, it is reported, will do the Pacific
Coast with L number OF plays this summer.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03

Mr.. William A. Brady and company produced
Boucicaurs famous drama TO large audience
at the AlcaZar. The water scene is remarkably
realistic, with the attempted murder, the throw
Ing OF The victim into the stream. Mr.. Brady. as
Old ON, the rescuer, makes a strong point with
The audience, and also In his second sensational
rescue, where he breaks through the side OF the
tunnel In the underground railway and rescues
the victim from the train Just In time TO save him
from death by passing train. The Elyslum
Hall scene Is also good bit Of business.