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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-25
A Chicago woman's Dolcful Plant.

Last spring Mrs. Mary Williams sued her
husband. Aaron f. Williams, for S2O,0 600
damages for SANDER, and couple of
months later he retaliated with a suit for
divorce alleging desertiOn Mrs. Williams
has filed cross bill, in which she says:
ding and with a lie on his lips he was say
ing, With all my earthly goods 1 thee en-
dow he was hiding deeds Of his property to
his daughter in his breast pocket and look
ing for chance to post off and record
them" Mrs. Williams furthSr alleges tnat
on the wedding trip shG mad to pay her own
lighthouses or to wait while her husband
raEed the town for forty-second cousin
Mr.. Williams is retired business man.
The marriage took place two years ago.
Chicago Herald.
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MRs. CoRNEIIrs COLE

Is the wife of Cornelius c. Cole. who, over
twenty years ago, was United States Sen
ator from California. Mrs. Cole remained
in Washington with her husband during
his term of Office and made quite record as
a most generous hostess. Her entertain
ments were the talk of the day. Her CO.'S
tunes were praised and copied and she was
quoted as an authority on social matters.
Before the Senator's election the family re-
sided in Sacramento, but on his return to
California they came to this city and up to
a few years ago resided on Van Ness ave-
nue., near Pine. They are now living on a
fruit farm of several thousand acres nine
miles from Los Angeles. Seward, one Of the
sons. manages the ranch, while the eldest
son was once District Attorney of Los Ange-
les. Emma and "Luti," who were pro-
nounced bellies Of San Francisco in their
day, are both married-one to Mr.. Brown
and the other 10 Lieutenant Warning. The
subject of this sketch is such lover of
country life she rarely leaves her home Of
grapevines and orange groves.
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A Provokingly Obstinate Miser

Daniel Mccormick, miser. is diving in q
dlapidated tenement-house in st. J6seph.
Mo. Around his bedside stand his friends
and two relatives, vainly endeavoring to
persuade the old man TO tell where he has
hidden $1,000 that he is known to possess.
Mccormick is 70 years of age. For nearly
two months he has eaten nothing, and his
body Is so wasted that the bones almost stick
through the skin. He served through The
war in the Fourth Regiment, Missouri State
Militia, and several years ago received a
pension with back pay amounting to 5000.
Since that time he has spent nothing. and
he has kept his money buried. When he
was taken SICK $1,000 was found sewed in
side of his nderclothes-Detroit News
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-25

Is one of the pretty girls of our fair metrop-
oils. Bright and yivacious, she is welcomed
in whatever circle she enters She is very
entertaining and an accomplished artist in
photography. The whole LIE Count family
possess the same gift Miss Susie and her
sister excelling TO such degree that they
have ON several occasions won the first
prizes at the Camera Club exhibitions.
Some of the young lady's productions
placed on exhibition have been pronounced
equal to many professionals efforts. Miss
LIE Count has spent much of her time in
searching fine scenes both on land and
water as subjects for her camera, She,
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A. D. Thomson to W. L. wur;z. /

A. D. Thomson to W L. Wurtz lots to 8.
Block d, lots ! aud q Block K, lots 20 and
II, BLOCK ID, resubdivision OF Blocks \ to
+. Map 3; a so lots - and II, Block l. re-
subdivision OF part Of Roberts a WOlfskill
Tract in correction), OaNaud Tow nship...
A. 1iern4n to ". r, Lewis, 3.05 acres on y.
side of Sprague ave, Br0oklyn Township
F. A. McFaut 10 II. Murphy, WIFE Of L. j., lot
on 5 line Of DelEer St. 525;5 f. Of San
Pablo ave, T. 32Is6. Oakland. 8
c. T. White to w H. Dynes and wife, lot on
NE. line u East Twentieth ST.. lYf60 Sc.
from Tweuty-fourth ave, Sc. 40xi5O. East
OakIand ........;. -: .,.''.,.,..''..'''.
J. w Phillips and wife 70 X. r. Hal. wife OF
j. I. Hail, y So feet OF lot "a. enry & Phil
lips subdivision of Bray Tract, Brooklyn
Township. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A. II. Cohen and wife To g. Strauss undivided
half Interest in Blocks and Il. Fruitvae
Electric Road Tract, BrooSlyn Township.
n. j. Granger. wifcOf ). GESlnger, to W. de
Rome lot "a, Block -, Parsons Golden Gate
Tract, Oakland Township -.... -...... 800.
W. f. Webb and wi e - +. w Piummer Jr,
lot on SE line of Twenty-fouTth ave, l20
Ne. OF East Fifteenth ST., Ne 3oxlO7 IS,
East Oakland. Observation-Disclosures.
G. T. Wright and wire to NJ. A Merchant, lot
on W. line Of stanford St, sO:5 5. OF Gle
ment ave. 5. 7UKl3S IS. Alameda. ........
W. H. Knight aud S. G. TAFT to II. Schudt,
lot 7, block ?, State University Homestead
Association No. (in cOrrection). BerkeeY Gil
j. Gale 10 7. A. Bowers, wife OF y. b. lot l,
Block 81. subdivisions OF half-acre lots in
Hayes q Caperton Tract, Alameda. 49,.
F. NJ. Wilson to f. T. Wagner, wife OF N,
lot 4. Block 4, Corrected Map, Daley's
Scenic Park Tract. Blocks 3, and 3, Berke-
A. s. Woodbridge aud S II. Andrews and
wife to J. 5. Mathews lot on S lins Of
Fifth St, 1884 w. OF Oak, w. 23:4X1OO,
Oakland. !,
n. K. bowers aud wife 10 j. Gale, lot 3. Crist
G. ". Nettieton to wife, C., 7.07 acre; on
NV. line OF ST. 1T E. cor. land OF Slnbo-
WIZ, Haywhrd5..............
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Was pretty, graceful Bessie Garvey. who
stole away many young mans heart be-
fore she was captured by Mr.. Wilcox. an
Eastern gentleman. She is granddangl-
ter of Mr.. w. II. Bovee, a prominent bust
ness man of this city. The lady, who is A
tall blonde, graduated from the Denman
Grammar School about seven years ago.
At that time she was general favOrite in
the school. After her debut in society she
became known as a perfect and beautiful
dancer, and never lacked for partners when
she was at dance. Mrs. Wilcox spent last
summer at Coney Island, where she could
be seen almost every day driving in her lit
tie phaetOn, herself holding the ribbons.
She is expected here in the near future on a
visit to relatives in this city and Oakland.
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Is a gifted artist who about year ago re-
turned from Europe and has a studio that is
a wonder to all who have seen il, owing to
its artistic arrangement Miss Sroufe re-
NAMED in Paris three years under the best
teachers. and before returning to this cOun-
try had the pleasure of seeing a specimen Of
her work hanging in the Grand Salon.
While abroad she travelled extensively over
the Continent collecting numerous curos
Of great value and storing her mind with
useful knowledge. She is devoted to her
work, and though a great student Is a
charming companion. She is the daughter
of John Sroufe. welLknOwn business
man, and sister of Mrs. John f. Merrill.
in whose house she is welcome guest a
good part of the time. She is something of
musician and writer, and adds French to
her many accomplishments.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Sunny Side Land Company 10 Serina Krag-
more. lots 10 and -, Block - sunny side.
John Mckee and Wife to II. II. Bancroft, lot
on SIC. lie OF Market 81, 200 SW. OF Third,
SW. 70, Sc. 10, NE 100, SW. 25, NV.
100 800. Observation-Disclosures.
Frederict Schniza and wife to james Simp-
son, lot on w. line Of Baker ST., 50 y. OF
Pine. y 25I)O6 8. -...-.....- ...............
Henry NJ. hiEely 10 Is. F. Bates, lot on ).
liue Of Valley St, 205:S E OF Ellen, L. 5OK
Edward J. Mcnamara 10 Kate E Lynch, lot
10, BLOCK w, lot A. Block Q, Park Lane
KATE E iyaci to Edward J. Mcnamara lot u
10, Block W, let o. Block Q, PARK Lane
Ellen 4. McAi.ister to ". iiaii McAIlistesf..
undivided 35.432 OF lot on y w. cor. OF
Clay and Drumm SITS. y. 81 sxl3T IS .......
J. c. McMullen and wife TO James Conuor, lot
on NV. cor. OF Fortleth ave. aud st, =.
Charles Cronasher TO " lillian AIyOrd. lot on
NV. cor. OF Adam and Eve SIS, y. s5II32.
Leon NOla to Lavlnia Phillips, lot on L.
line Of Forty-hrst ave, rs y. OF I ST., n.
john IL Burfetad and wi;e to Louis Schoen.
berg. lot on Sc. cor. OF Larkn and North
Point sts.. $. 81 :6xS7 :6...................
Solomon Gordau TO peahard Gordan, lot on
Sc. cor. Of Cough and Hilbert sts., ;. 1875,
Z. us. NE. 1877 IS, W. l26 IS .........-.......
swald /. Krenz and wife to Bernhard Cor
dan, lot on :. line OF F3Ibert St, 1875 :O5s L.
Of Cough, ". l26:05s, 5. 1875, E. us, y.
Jacob Heymaa and VIE to Frank W Lennox,
lot on L. line o Forty,hfth ave, $50 n.
OF U St, Y. 5OXl20. Observation-Disclosures.
J. Martin ana wife TO Charles 5. Harvey, lot
on L. line OF Second ave. l75 5. OF Clement
J. Heyman and wife to Albert Murschel. lot
on E. line OF Thirty-seyentn ave, 100 y. OF
solomon DGcas and vie to ii. +. BIanchet
Jr-, lot on f. liue of MERGED ST., lz5 :. of
Thlrtieth, S. 35N 90. Observation-Disclosures.
A. J. stansfeld ct al to J. G. james, lot $40,
r
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The King OF Morocco has Just added to
his household pets large black elephant
imported from India. He already has a lit
tie railroad in hia palace garden. and the
tiny engine, with a passenger-ear just large
enoug to hold the Emperor and few Of his
wives, is kept busy for hours at time
whlzzing around the grounds,
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however, only aspires to an amateurs posi-
ton in the world of art. In appearance the
young lady is of medium height, with
dark compilations, brown hair and bright
blue eyes.
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sAUsALITo-sAN RAFAEL-sAN eUEEI1G
WI
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
TIME TABLE

Commencing Tuesday, Sept. I, 1891, and
until further notice, boats and trains will run
follows:
From SAN FRANCISCO for SAUsALITO. ROSS
VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL (week daYsl-7:55,
$3.50, IL 200 A N; AS, 3;25 4: $50. $40 P. "
(Sundaysl-s:00, 1890 1l:3O A. N; l;30, 1900
From SAN FRAN CISCO for MILL VALLEY Cwesk
days)-7:S5. $3.50. HOO A. NJ; 1925, 1855, 6:Il
p N.
(sundsys)-s: 100, :UO 1880 A. NJ; 80 800
5:O0 P. N. Extra trip on Saturdays at lao P. "
From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO (wesk
days)-6:25 7;45, $3.50, I1;lO A NJ; ;45, $3.50,
1855 N.
(snndays)-s:O O $50 A NJ; 1900 II: 80 1890,
6:U0 p NJ. Extra trip on Saturdays az 6:25 P.
Fare 50 cents, rOunI trip.
From MILL VALLEY for SAN FRANCISCO (wsak
days)-6:4O. 1855, 40. lI;00 A. N; 1885. 500
(sundays}-s:lO, 1910. II:40 A. II: 1:46, 1855.
6:l5 NJ. Fare, 80 cents round trip.
Prem SAUSALITO for SAN FRANCISCO (wsex
days)-7;0O, S;l5 1905, 1855 !. N; $50, 4:O5
$50 P. NJ
(suudays)-s:45 10:4O A. NJ: l2:i5. 2il5. 4:I5,
b:45 p. NJ. Extra trip on Saturdays al ;05 NJ
Fare, - cents round trip.
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DIogenes' Vocation Is Gone.
A honest tramp mas been discovered in
Hoboken. A seedy looking indiyldus!
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA. OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY ia
/ Ocean Diyision-and TACTIC COAST zEzSER
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from spe ar
Wharf, at 10 for the above ports one Of
their Al iron steamships VIZ:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Octo ber 81, Novem-
Der 9, IL. 81.
COLUMBIA-October 25. November 3. IL, II. 80.
OREGON-Uctober %, November 3, Is, "a.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacific
Railroad, Oregon Short Line and other divergin5
lines for all points in Oregon washington, British
Columbia. Alaska, Idaho. Montana, Dakota, Utah.
Wyoming. Yellowstone Park and all points East aud
South and TO Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin. sl6: steerase, IS; round
trip, c. bin $50.
Ticket Ofiees-l Montgomery ST.. and Palace 10
tel. New Montgomery ST.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. Supt Ocean Line.
1u 10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
OObtAIN . 4 LII III . III De
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DIsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN y7-a
~ Francisco for ports IN Alaska Septen- ksElssEz
Der and october 81, 9 A. II November aud Decem-
Der IL, 90
For British Columbia and Puget SOUND ports,
September and October >. 7, -. II. %, 81 A. NJ.
November and December l. g. IL. is. o.. rs. 81.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, 8 A. "
For Santa Ana Los Angeles aud all way poets avery
fourth auu hitl day, 8 A. "
For San Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles Santa
barbara ana Ssu Luis Obspo, every fourth and hfth
day 1t ] A..
For ports In Mexico 25th OF each month.
Ticket Ofhce-Paace Hotel New Moatzomer7IL
6OODALL PERKINS & CO.. General Age1sJ
LIT II ~ Maraey St, Saa Francisco.
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for Infants and Children.

aThe use OF 'Castoria Is so universal and
its merits SO well known that it seems work
of slIpererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
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for Morning. P for Afternnon'
ssuudays exceptei saturdays JliT.
;Sundsys only.
THE PACIFIC TRANS Err COHPAST
VIII call for and checS baggage from hotels aud
residences Inquire OF ticket agents fer time cards
and other Information.
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SAN FRANCISCO AND N. P. RAILWAY.

JNO. W. COLEMAN, F. b. LATHAM.
General Manager Gen. PAsl & rks. Az
General Ofiices. "a Sansome St ee:.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-12-03
COTTON SEEDS
ROMANCE.

The story of its rise in agricultur-
al Importance reads like fairy
tale.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-12-03

=.
-Four horses were stolen from
the rack at Waxahachie Wednesday,
There is some talk of the
Arkansas Pass railroad extending to
Galveston.
-Rockdale is putting in in a sys-
tenn of waterworks and the work is
progressing.
The residence and stable of Jno.
Coleman was burned at Fl. Worth
Thursday night.
Large quantities of silver ore is
being shipped through Laredo from
the mines in Mexico.
"A lot of cotton burned on the
platform at the Mexican National
depot in Laredo Wednesday.
-Jewett has organized an emf
grafton association and will endeavor
to induce settlers to come in there
Tuesday as Sam Burleson was
carrying four bales of cotton to
Flaton1o they caught on fire and were
very nearly consumed.
The Hamilton hotel at Laredo,
one of the finest in the State, which
has been closed for some time is to
be opened December 1st.
MIR. Simmons and his two chill
dren, living in Hill county, made
this year twenty-five bales of cotton
and good supply of other farm pro-
ducts.
w. G. Riley, of Waco, while out
duck hunting shot his wife in the
eye at distance of $50 yards, and
she will probably loose her eye sight
entirely.
"A young man at Paris hotel
blew out the gas Wednesday night
and but for a lady in the adiouring
room who smelied it would have
suffocated.
About 43S,7S5 pounds or 20
car loads of pecans have been ship
ped from Eagle Lake this season
and they say it is an off year and the
crop is short.
Pat Monroe was found dead in
a field near Cleburne Wednesday.
There was evidence of Il terrible
struggle there though no signs Of
violence on his body.
MIR. Leander Harrell, who came
to Texas in 1882, and served bravely
on the frontier with Big Foot Wal
lace, and in the war for Texas indie.
pendence, died at Waelder Wednes-
day.
Saturday and Saturday night
the teachers institute of Wilbarger
county held its meeting in the DIS
trict court room at Vernon with a
large number of teachers present,
and was a success,
Charles, the I6-year-old son OF
George Harvester, living near
Helena, went to Runge Tuesday and
while returning home his horse fell
on him, crushing him SO badly that
he died almost instantly.
Iowa Park Texan: The farmers
in this section of the country are in
vesting heavily in fruit trees, which
is wise on their part. Thousands of
dollars worth of nursey stock will be
delivered here this season
"A young lady on the streets of
San Antonio whose cape brushed
against horse was grabbed by the
animal and thrown into a gutter. If
it had been a Brenham young lady
the horse would have eat her up.
Orange county has raised its
pro rata of the 100000 for the
Worlds Fair Sis and several thous-
and dollars will be subscribed for
an exhibit. Washington county has
not raised a cent that the BANNER
has heard of.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12
N. W.. NORTHROP,



N7 Clancy-st.. rooms and bran new; viii
take piano as FIRST payment
100. no cottage tidy little house; will take
good horse as first payment
20 acres four miles from city iimitss wiz ev-
change for house and lot; viii take some IN
IS Lake-st.. af . baresIn-s1 $40.
We are building several nice heusess can
have one built 10 suit you; small payment
down. balance on long time. Come In and pick
one out and have II builf after your own pihns.
Here IL yeur chance.
t3ecd farm in Illinois 10 eschsnEe for
Grsnd Rapids Froperfyi stocked WIN horses.
cattle. sheep. hogs etc. Two modern houses
bsllsPjsce; one on Lakeave. tive On lakest.
E0R RENT-Nodern house en- cherry 81.
II modern house On :. LAT <yette-st-. modern
house on ". Prospectst Kave severa GOOD
customers for good houses u ycn have one 10
Any speaai Of property to exchange CAL
unss III isea rs s'lI 4 Rksr'iy-io rooms. furnace.
IL eas. bath, Also steam heat, sufemhfie
pamp. sends ~ster 70 al psfss 81 re hsnss' ss,
closet. etc. on secenf3 wash tewls net hna
cold water on each Aonfs register hnd rnataier
In each rsoms lot nrita. isfse fArs vim
cesehmaas quarters This house - srtek an q
psastered: everythins Il GIls edge. II sea
want home 81 tor kins eaH sad VII tAke
yfa g. Sc IT. the price Il less than yeu can
hutta fhe house. Ter eener vsats - sef And
ias meos Is minutes wsis irea Merien
House.
I Fyss have . bargain ssas n. All u have
lF, ERooKs
0tsss ssss wednesday ssa ssisssss even
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12
TWO SUICIDES AT MsAoARA
- nan sad woman End 1Asis Lives ~
Ooans Over the CssAsaes

- Nan sad woman End IAsir Lives ~
Going Over sAs CssAsssG
NIAsAnA FALLs, ". r.. Sept IL
A. about i:so o'clock Thursday after
soon . man jumped over the American
falls from Luna island About three
hours later . woman ended her life by
Jumping into the river from Prospect
point and icing carried over the Amer
icAn fallA Nothing - knowA about the
identity OF sishsr of them The man
was seen to doas down the river BY three
men who stood on Luna island They
called TO him snd he replied: II an GO
ing over the fallA" A. near - they
could Judge he was sbost - years old
and had sandy mustaehs Many people
saw the woman's act, for II was ct an
hour whom the park was crowded She
stepped upon the stone wsu about 20
feet back from the brink. climbed ever
the new iron railing and Jumped into
the river. Among those Who saw her
was H. +. Helm, Of Philadslphia, who
Jumped into tho water from the point
ard grabbed her. They were not .
dozen feet distant from the edge Of
the falls- She struck at him fiercely
and fought him Of aud was then swept
over the precipic>. Mr.. Helm rsgsined
the shore with difficulty. She was about
Is years old and dressed in mourning.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12
DeG0LlA BROS.
- pxAlzss - -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 and 9 Tewo Block

EsoR sALE--or eaehsaxe, les acres is miles
southeast 81 eify5 gssa buiidsass. fenoes.
oEshsId; g -; ssis eisy iesa- This iss No. fsfm' :
E'oR sALE-or esehsngss . acres ~ niles
houss. nsw large barn. coed ouIbaiidings. { osd
The srosnds pfics sa.se.
EsoR sALE-0r exehspges - acres q miles
from sits; isir hoass lsrxs .,. Acc sass sssa
meat or exchange Tor city property prios
E0K ExcHASGE-sevefu 70 acre farms
sobth Of city y nenfsssaentss osnefs
price from 500 up Ii yea have smAll ho1ss
Ne can surely meet yea Oh fhrss-
EsoR EzcHAS6E~l6o acres ~ miles from
WAyiand. Aiisgxn county. with { 40 houses
AID t~o large barns. xeed orchard: " sefss
soaih ena prepertys price 8. -.
EoR sALE-or exchanges ~ seres mile.
y from esty; clay ieasD. new bcosc; nnf
plasn for gafdsnings price tz.0s
EoR sALE-or exchange; 100 acre farm -
gsed house. barn and oufbuiidingr, - hefc1
fine timber beech, maple. bxsswood ana elm,
small orchards this farm Hes On bank OF 4
from early aud late frosfs; lake abounds In
fine ish and IL becoming noted ~ resort
price sz16. on easy terms for cash. or Viii "a
change for Grand Rapids real esta;es. For ex'
change. hardwood stump lands In Scwaygs
county for equities IL tsrsnd Rapids properly.
Thes. lands are well located and good soil
perfect title. aud can. by improyenis at. be
made fine farming country. This Is your
chance 10 get on. OF debt
E0k SALE OR EXCHASGE-20 acres on lake
4 shore. near the park good buildings, 3sl
peach trees In bearing. - pear standards In
bearing. acres straw 6errles acres raspber.
ries. 10 grapes, gooseberr.es and other small
fruits; price $500; fruit on same will pay FOR
Is the present season: would exchange for
good city property; this 70 great chance for
some one and the greatest bargain We have
ever offered.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12
Loss OF IIFB At SIA
By . Collision Of Steamers on the
Greek Coast
FoR1I-ucHI co pOWy TO DEATH
An Italian Sssssl saak n ths Msasssr-
ranssa On xhs GeA.s OF taps Csisssa
-fhs othsr stsAnssr Aasrds " si-
eo1s Relief ~ 0asy.

ATuRSA Sept il-A collision has
taken place OF Cape colonnA. the most
southern point Of Attiea. between an
Italian steamship. the TsorninA ot
the italian Aesszgeriss Company. and
. Greek steamship. she Thsssalia- The
TaoruinA sank soon altar tho accident.
drowning hsr captain. ssvsn of her
srsv and forty Of her cabin passsn-
serA The second officer Of the Tsor-
nina and number Of passengers who
were standing on the brid &c ~ the time
the collision occurred were saved hy
the boats of ths ThessaliA
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-12
TO LOAN
ON FARM AND CITY PROPERTY.
Al Five Per Cent
n DENT n ws,acv,, n.A,

LsnR ssLE-Ns. 4 James e.. fewsom hosse.
IT besides halls. with all modern Improve
nsenfs. everything ersteiass; splendid ioes-
sisnl stii sell reasonable: terms essys II y0a
vsnt xaed home dsnf fsil 90 go this one b.
fsrs yon osy. faJairs Of J. a. Aiesander. IS
fysn-<f. Phsne -
EyoH s4Lk-Sev tresn honss With frost
bali. cellar aa1er Whole hspses treat Aad
freats safy three ds8Ys frsn Cherry street
esss. east frcaf. price snsy tf7uB u soia aosn
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