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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-25
IRENE SANS SAVED.
An Erring Wife Traced by a
Railroad Accident.

Another of those old, old stories of @
wife's weakness ard the wrecking of a
happy home was yesterday brought to the
surface Of the whirlpool of life in the rooms
of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
TO Children. That organization, at the re-
quest OF the Odd Fellows, has forwarded to
Philadelphia, Mo-, little Irene Sans, in or.
der that she may be removed from the life
OF house OF ill-fame, where her mother.
the faitheSs wife, is now and has for some
time been living.
The story commences in the small town OF
Philadelphia, Mo-, where William Y. Sans,
wellto-do merchant, resided in happy
home with his wife, Ollie, and two beauti-
full little girls, Dedima and Irene. Every
thing the wife desired was supplied By an
adoring husband. There life was one Of
unalloyed happiness until the arrival in
the town of one of those 'nee'r do weels, -
those knights of the free lance" those
birds of prey that live upon the passions of
their weaker fellow-men.
His name or so he said, was James Ben
jamin. OF good address and with pre-
possessing appearance he made, just how
or where is 10, known, the acquaintance of
Mrs. Sans. The acquaintance proved pleas
ant to botn, and the result was one those
caused blood and death to follow.
The liaison became the talk of the small
town, and resulted in Benjamin being forced
to leave the town during the month OF
March, but Ollie Sans being unable to
break the bonds of sin with which she had
fettered herself fled with him to the City of
Mexico, and took both of her children with
her. Sans was heart-broken and mourned
them as dead, as he could find no trace of
them.
A short time passed and there was a rail-
road accident, and Sans saw the name of
Ollie benjamin in the list of those who
were seriously injured. He believed it was
the wife who had so basely deserted him,
but his affection was so great that he for
gave her, and he fastened as fast as steam
could take him to the scene.
He tried TO regain the love he had lost,
but failed, and then decided to attempt to
secure possession of the two children. Ollie
objected s,renuously, and on his threatening
to take legal steps to that end finally Con-
sented to let him have the eldest.
After that the woman drifted around the
country with Benjamin, and finally came
to San Francisco.
About month ago she was sentenced to
thirty days in the County Jail for keeping
her daughter Irene in disreputable house.
The husband heard of her whereabouts and
the aforementioned case, and male appli-
cation to the Society for the Prevcntio ON OF
Cruelty to Children for the child's return
through the Odd Fellows, of which he is O
member, and succeeded.
The mother put in an appearance soon
after the child had been sent away, and
threatened to follow and secure pos session
OF her by any means she could.
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in a few seconds 1t is withdrawn,
polished to perfection. This result is OBJ
tanned by the rarid rotation of threa brushes,
so placed with regard to each other that the
whole surface of the shoe can be operated
upon expedtiously. The shue to be slined
IS placed on a little platform, which slides
between the first two brushes. and as the
third brush comes into action the polish is
developed. The shafts of the three brushes
are self-adjusting, so that all sizes of shoes
can be treated with equal establishing
lisnnfnL .
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-25

ADVERTISEMENTS tnis city, November
~, 1891, by the Rev. T. J. Curtis, Henry A. Lam
bert of Berkeley AMI Adde Stewart of San Fran
cisco.
CoHN-GoLDSToNE-In this city, November %.
1881. Louis Cohn OF Anderson, Shasta County,
and Miriam Goldstone of San Francisco.
DYER-ASHTON-In this city. November 22.l39l,
Rodolphus &. Dyer and Mrs. Narcissa j. AshVon.
KOPLAN-JACOBS-In this city, November %
Simon Koplau and Esther Jacobs.
WEISS-BIBo-In this city, November %. 1891.
lsidor weiss Of Martinez and Lena Bibo of San
Francisco.
SOLOMON-C0HEN-I Oakland. November %
1891, L. Solomon and Gertie Cohen.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-25
Glove Contest at Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. paw. Fl. Woods, a
member of one of the amateur athletic
clubs Of San Francisco, boxed here tonight
with Henry RubensteiD, the Sacramento
Athletic Club bantam champion. for club
medal Woods weighed 1O4 pounds and the
local man 40 pounds. The contest was
spirited, and was won by the Sacramento
lad. There was no knockout, but 1t was
fight from the word 90.
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4 WRECK IN BINAzUNA.

entire villages were laid in ruins the ma
jority of the residents perishing. Not less
than $4,000 houses were destroyed, and it is
impossible yet to estimate with any degree
Of accuracy the aggregate value of the prop
erty devastated.
Fully a quarter of a million people were
left homeless in a few days, and since the
disaster there has been great suffering for
the necpssaries of life among the unfortu-
nate people. A relief fund was started as
soon as the news of the calamity was re-
ceived, and liberal sums were subscribed by
the Mikado, the mobiles and rich merchants,
but many families are actually in need Of
suStenance.
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shock continued at intervals during six
days. and the people are In mortal terror of
its recurrence, Prayers for the cessation
of what they believe is the anger Of the
gods are offered up continually in the tenn
pies, but scientific men are expecting a
repetition of the earthquake.
There are now no complete railroads In
Japan, and few bridges which have re-
manned intact. In places the steel rails of
the tracks have been twisted into knots,
and where the road lay between high banks
locOmotion is impeded BY immense bowl
ders which lie across the tack. Many
bridges were either shaken to pieces or
swept away by the swollen streams"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-25
An Idaho Fire.

BOISE CITY idaho, Nov. M.-At Black
foot last night fire destroyed the United
States Land Office, Union Pacific Depot
Pacific Express Office and the Commercial
Hotel. The papers and records in the land
office were saved. The total loss is $4,000
The cause OF the fire is unknown,
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Railroad Victory.

Tucson (Ariz.), Nov. 24.-The Railroad
Commission has been hearing complaints
for two days Of outside towns. claiming that
the Southern Pacific road was discriminat-
Ing in favor of Tucson, giving the mer-
chants jobbers' tariff Tho Commissioners.
sIter nearing all the tfs' mony, decided In
favor of the Southern Pacific Compapy. and
the Tucson jObbers' tariff stands.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-25

A private dispatch received yesterday by War.
rem Leland, The great hotel man, now In Chicago,
announced the death in the CiIy Of Mexico from
heart disease OF Don Luis Hulier, who has been
not inapiy called the Jay Gould OF Mexico.
Don HUI Ter has been the originator of MANY
startling schemes, financial aud Otherwise, and
one OF his latest, which VIII be remembered by
many, was his attempt TO found a Mormon
COLONY In Mexico.
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Tried in One Qay

VANCOUVER Wash.), Nov. 24-The trial
of Isaac Thoas, an Indian of Washopga, in
dict.d for murder in the second degree began
this morning. At 5 o'clock this afternoon the
case went to the jury. The jury brought in
verdict Of murder in the second degree.
motion Tor a new trial will be argued to-
morrow, -
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The Blanchard psrinru Case

MODESTO. Nov. 24.-The jury in the
Blanchard perjury case was secured this
morning. No evidence has yet been intro
duced except documents from MERGED
County. which are in charge of County
Clerk Elliott OF that county. This evening
Blanchard was admitted to bail, after hav-
Ing been in jail six months. His bond is
$SOc0
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Railroad Extension.

REDLANDs (Cal), Nov. 24.-General
Manager Wade of the Southern California
Railway states In an interview that the East
Highland and Mentone belt line will be i'm
mediately completed. This connects High
land with RedlaDds and forms belt around
San BernardinO valley
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HALE & NORCROSS.
New Developments in the Great
Mining Suit.

The trial OF the case of w. w. Fox
against the Hale & Norcross Mining Com
pany Is regarded with intense interest bv
mining men and spectators throughout the
State. Many well-known miners were
present In court yesterday morning when
the trial was resumed, and the number of
attorneys in attendance showed how ma
terlal were the interests n. stake, There
were Dut lnree witnesses examined during
the day: D. S. Bridge. Clayton Belknap and
Evan Williams. Bridge is Director and is
sala 70 pe IN the employ of firm deeply in
knew very little about its affairs.
;, Evan Williams, the Superintendent of
the mine, was questioned as to the DISPOSE
ton OF the talilngs of the mine, which he
admitted were kept by the mill to which
me ore Is sent and In which it is said some
OF the Directors of the mine are interested.
Counsel for the plaintiff submitted a photo
graph obtained by them in which laborer
was SHOWN at work handling the hot tail
long pole. -'s
The plaintiff then submitted certified
copy OF the record Of the Carson Mint with
view to showing the quantity of bullion
received from the mine. Counsel for the
deIonse objected because the record was not
SHOWN TO have been certified by the Carson
MINT ana was not signed by the Superin-
tendent OF that Mint.
But u was signed by the Assistant
retorted. '"0 p'"
There is no such officer"
wen, the man was head book keeper"
How do you know?'' -
VEL. We'll, he said SO and. took the superin-
was absent" p'i'"
Inc court decided to take the admission
u tne record under advisement
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a MARYsVILLE TRAGEDY.
Trial Of George Maddox for a Murder Con
mitted Last Year

Trial Of George Maddox FOR Murder Com
mitted Last Year.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. 24.-The trial of
George W. Maddox, colored, for the murder
Of George Ball on July 18th of last year, in
this city, was begun in the Superior Court
this morning. The theory is that Ball was
murdered in the rear of the soda factory bv
Maddox, William J. 0usley and George Col
Inns, all colored. Collins was afterward
killed in Stockton in row over woman.
and Ousley died in the County Jail here.
Ousley confessed the crime, describing how
Ball was batted from one side of the stable
TO the other by Maddox and how Collins
stuck fork in his throat to ease his groans
FIRE to-it
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Injured by a Runway Train.

BLAINE WashL), Nov. 24,-At the Royal
City logging camp last night train became
detached from locomotive at the top of
the grade. and the cars rushed down The
hill. crashing into the rear of the tender,
Knocking the tender from It's trucks and
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-25
MRS. c. W. FIELD.

Mrs. Cyrus w. Field. vile OF the protector OF
the Atlantic cable and brother OF Chief Justice
stephen j. Field, died at the Field mansion
Grametcy Square, New York City, GU Monday
aged az years. Mrs. Field led quiet, unosie n-
tatous life, and her charities, which were widely
distributed. were done In The same quiet man.
ner. In a city Noted for the presence of Its dis
tinguished women, Mrs. Field stoud foremost i'm
the ranks OF those engaged in good works, and
among the poorer classes there will be many sim
cere nlOuInerS at her funeral.
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JAPAN'S CALAMITY.
Large Districts Devastated by the
Earthquake.
Later Accounts Confirm the Tale Of Destruc.
tion and Increase the Number Of
Those Who Perished.
"Instead of being exaggerated. the hor

Instead Of being exaggerated, the hor-
rors of the earthquake in Japan were
understated," said T. B. Ferguson, who
came from the Orient day or two ago.
:" 1t was originally stated that 5000 peo-
pie persisted, while later au1. fear. more
correct accounts. place the number whose
lives were lost at 1900. In many districts
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Candidate for Circuit Judge.

PORTLAND or. Nov. 24.-It is under
stood that Hon. Joseph Simon of this city
is candidate for the new Circuit Judge
ship of the Ninth Judicial Circuit 1t is
stated Simon has the support of United
Hirsch,
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Insert Your Foot Brushes DO the Rest

Insert Your Foot-Brushes DO the Rest.
Chicago was the first city In this country
TO Introduce the electric motor for working
a shoe backing machine New York has
followed suit, ana has now quite a numbe +
Of these machines working electrically.
They are principally in BARRIERS shops.
and are very popular. The machine con.
sists of circular brush, attached to a
flexible shaft, the direction of which
is controlled by the bootblack. The
foot is placed into the machine, and
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-25
Acouitt,d on q CHARGE of Arson.

VICTORIA (B. c.. Nov. 24-At the As
size Court. before the Chief Justice, the
boy Musgrove. belonging to one of the best
families, was tried for arson in setting fire
TO Spencer's dry-goods store some time
back He ives acquitted. malice and in
tent not being proven.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-25
Jewish Wedding.

VICTORIA (B. c., Nov. PA brilliant
Jewish wedding was to-day conducted by
Rabbi Philo, after the most strict ritual.
The contracting parties were Mr.. Salmon
of this city and Miss Rosenthal of England.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-25
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR.
Arrangements Perfected for the Settlement Of
Claims of Craditnrz

Claims of Creditors.
FRESNO, Now "A. At meeting this
evening of the creditors OF S. n. Straube, a
widely known business man of this city,
and breeder of line horses, special COM
mittee reported as having found his assets
amounting to $50 o00 and liabilities amount
Ing TO S1C4,0O0 They also reported that
Straube's uncle, William Enslen of Modesto
had come to his assistance, and plans had
been perfected whereby the creditors will
be paid dollar for dollar
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Anxious CT editors.

VICTORIA D. c., Nov. 24.-J. J. Nc
Phenny, young man about town. is miss
ing, leaving numerous anxious creditors
and several checks with no funds TO meet
than
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-25

pinning the engineer and two choppers be-
tween the cab and tender, The men were
seriously cut and bruised.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-25

One of the missionaries of the Seamen's
Mission in England has. during this year,
visited 5000 vessels and read the Scriptures
in English, Danish and Norwegian. He has
distributed $500 New Testaments and zoo
gospels to English and foreign seamen and
ON, AMI
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-25

That's the condition of our compete
tors in trade who have not been wise
enough or honest enough TO give GUS
toners their moneys worth.
In THANKSGIVING" frame of mind
are we, for it's our policy to satisfy
each patron, no matter what it costs.
Our Thanksgiving Number" this year
is 3 !; that means three dollars for
beautiful pair Kid Button Boots.
It's worthy of the occasion, and rare
at that.
DESCALS0 & FRANK, IS Kearny ST.,
Headquarters for James Means Shoes.
ro22 SuWeFr Sp
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS,

Firth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will nos be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication. orfices and be Endorsed
with the name and residences of persons authorized
to have the same published
BORN.
MERCERAU-!n this city. November 81, 1891, to
the wife OF Frank A. Mercerau, son.
LEIGHToN-In this city, November 49, 1891. to
tnewife OF w. II. Leighton son.
BLAKE-In this city, November 22, 1891, to the
WIFE OF X. w. Blake.
BENELEIT-In this city. November IS, 1851, to
the wife OF Emil Benelet,
SAUNDERS-To tbs vile OF II. Saunders, a son.
HARRlS-In East OAKLAND. November Ii, 1881, TO
the wife OF w. w. darris, daughter.
VEACo-In Alameda, November o. to the wife OF
j. +. Veaco. a son.
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LATi-sr sHIppINu IATELLIeENCg

Arrived.
TUESDAY. November o.
BARK Hrsper Sodergren, 81 days from Kobe:
mdse, to Siegiried Il Brandenstein.
Fore ga iortS
HoNG-KoNG-SaiIed Oct 23-Rr schr Bitten. for
Puget Sound. = ~ is'oHt iOi
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For the Littls ona-

AT noon to-day Mrs. Phoebe Hearst will
make glad 2l0 little folks, pupils of the
Hearst Free kindergarten School and az
Ine helping Hand Free Kindergarten at 5l2
Union street, 0y treating them az the school,
mouse to Thanksgiving dinner. w
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oNhAPPY BROWNS. MARY j. Brown has sued
ior divorcofrom Joseph V. Brown.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-10

When you would establish credit, first
establish confidence in YOUR honesty and
ability with your creditor.
When YOU are told "do not put OFF until
tomorrow wat can be done today" re-
member that many things which were
done Yesterday are regretted to-day.
When YOU decide to place your business
on a cash basis, lower your prices, Is in
the absence of m nduccment Of this
kind your customers will prefer to trade
With houses giving credit.
When YOU sell i portion of your goods
on installmen,s, base your terms on 4
legal interest advance over your regular
cash prices This method is Just and
popular
When YOU arc allowed special low
price by manufacturer or iohhcr on Il
certain article. do not cnIighten his COM
petitor Indirectly oi The fact. as il is 4
dishonorable breach OF commercial con-
fdcncc.
When Won are able to conduc, .our
business sales on a cash basis YOU arc
protected from the failure through The in
capacity or misfortune of others.
When yoG remember Tia; it j. evans
the unexpected which mas oui 4ell-laid
plans, Won viii be prepared TO- defeat,
while expecting success.
When YOU have discovered I'll ..rrii,-c-
ment which viii bring ypur .ods IL ~i-ht
and where they can he !feelv handled,
YOU have commenced their sale
When man cannot see his WY. 'i,yl-
ing i good substitute.
When YOU first visit great metropolis
to purchase goods. sleep o|cf j, on; nj 1t
before selecting
Whcn You feel the nece II :neney ,ou
will incrcasc your excrions: therefore
ran your business close.
When YOU consider cledit. regard 1t as
thc result Of the growth Of commercial
confidence, not AZ Il mushroom plant.
When you think Of business, view il az a
means Of existence for the body, enabling
You thereby to equip the tenement of the
soul. The purpose Of Your life i ahovc
mere commercial achievements.
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-< 90
" Ii EN-

When II business is said to run itself it
is generally the result OF downward gray
itation. Gravity is always downward.
When undesirable goods accumulate the
wheels of business are clogged.
When dealer knows, fancicS and buys
what the public prefer and purchase he
can Justly be said to be abreast OF the
times.
When goods arc we'll bought, tis said
they are half sold, but don't forget to
complete the other half,
When business Is particularly prosper
Gus, develop personal caution.
When Won are told that "a rolling stone
gathers no moss, also remember that "a
setting hen gathers no fat" Do not be
entirely guided by old saws"
When you come TO regard employees rs
mere machines you should, If consistent,
regard Yourself as the crank.
When you attempt to run to success be
careful not to stub your toe.
When YOU are obliged to sell yoVr goods
for less than you paid for them, on account
of decline. the real loss occurred when
the price dropped not when you sold
them.
When YOU make Il verbal statement
in regard to your financial condition, add
here to the truth as closely as if il were
written.
Whsn YOUR credit is questioned do moi
consider il degrading to furnish reason
able and proper evidence of your financial
standing.
When you arc obliged to obtain credit
remember that the "b0rrOwer shall be ser
want TO the lender
When you allow others to attend t'
YOUR business, don't DC surprised If th'
results are not exactly as you expected.
When you allow prcjudiccs to determine
your actions you are not true to your
self.
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American Machinery.

The London manufacturer says that Il
representative OF :, gigantic manufacture
ING concern Of Brazil has made tour Of
the world searching for the best machinery
of various kinds that could be obtained
anywhere !, quotes him AZ follows:
~ found Tia, American machinery is .npcrioT t"
anything made IN Europe. found The price o; EU-
rci"ai machinery a it'll lover bat tie american
machines are So much more labo!-sayng ;hat find
,hu ,icsirahl. for use AMI ~hali make my
purchases in this country almost en,ircly.
And vet we are told by thc "rcformcr'
that one of the chief obstacles to our
manufacturers entering the markets OF
the world is the larii-cnhanced prices OF
thcir machinery
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-10

Subscribe tor the Post. It's onlyM.I5 far
weirc months ol,d one do}|0r "dch for ctubS
consisting Of ire or more.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-10

In addition 20 this there are very many sugar
trees estimated by the men who counted the
timber equal to from onc-third TO "nc=hali OF
tlc above.
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WHY SEND AWAY

For your Job Printing when it
can be done at home. The "Posr'
will guarantee to do work equal TO
the best.
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Y-lRGiNIA:-lu ;he clerk. Ci'ice II the Circuit
\ ,oue Of tie County of Misc on tie 18th day Of
Marci.. lS9l. in vacation.
Tnr EGNH COMPANY. !lainjin.
Colh. Lyox NCnMrA>, DIT. )
The object Of This suit i, 20 recover "f tc d"lend-
ans the SUN rf 3i,0o witii Interest fror Nay 24th
ls9o and ,o loreclosc lien til following personal
property in satisfaction al -aid claim. VIZ: pnr No
Watcher wilh gum metal side heads ;"nc So '- i't
(.Eits one pair II nknirc> pair l;eadg i'iis aud
bolts and counter Shaft: pair III patented Nld!hg
Knives for same interior rit!n;ri same: one y" .
Expansion Saw Maiidgc aud one IL in. Kii-saN font
sanle Nm affidavit having beer made ami iiied hat ;Ae
defendant Cuc.a member Of The said firm OLE Lyon
Con,al,v l. not resident OF the State OF virginia, II
is oriercd that he Ito appear here Will" dayS after
due publication har.of and Il" what may he necessary
20 nrotect hi, interest in this suit And il is further
ordered that q copy hereof h. published once week
for four weeks in he Biz Stone ins;, n'!G :nh a cory
be posted q, the front door o tie yi'rthouSe 81 tbs
County on the first day a: the Nest term q" the County
court i cupy-TcSie. L. lIr'S, Clerk
BuillTT x McDowEi.i. p.I Per J.S- tA'TtG. H. T.
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