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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1892-07-23

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The morning call., 1892-03-09
POINT L0BOS CLUB.

The Richmond People Want the United
States Marine Hospital Removed.
George Fletcher presided at meeting Of
the Point Lobos Improvement Club held
last evening at Vorrath's Hall. corner of
Point Lobos and johnson avenues. The
Executive Committee reported that a me-
mortal, signed by 600 citizens. had been for
warded to the California delegation in Con-
gress asking for the removal of the United
States Marine Hospital 10 Angel Island.
also that the Chief Of Police had been
asked to have police alarm-box placed at
the corner Of First and Point Lobos avenues.
President Fletcher reported that the
Board of Supervisors had extended the COW
limit. SO that no person can keep more than
two cows within the limit Of Tive nty third
avenue on the west, Lake street on the
north and Golden Gate Park on the south.
Messrs. Vorratb, Figel and Wise were APP
pointe to look into the sewer outlet mat
ter and decide as to the feasibility of Pc
tlti0Ding the Supervisors to have the work
done under one contract. This contract is
worth from $4,000 10 100000, and many OF
the property-holders are of the opinion that
the work should be divided between two or
more contractors. The committee above
mentioned will petition according to the re-
suit of their investigation and Judgment
The resignation of L. G.. Parker as a
member of the Executive Committee was
not accepted.
The morning call., 1892-03-09
} opium or morphine habit; that four weeks

the opium or morphine habit that four weeks
Is urged as the requisite time to effect the cure
OF the liquor habit. although most cures
have been accomplished of this disease in
three weeks; that beyond the observance
OF certain simple rules tstrictly enforced) no
especial restriction was placed upon any Of
the patients; that they were at liberty to
live where they chose and as they chose,
provided they reported at the Institution at
specified times for treatment. If no cure
had ever been accomplished one could
hardly doubt the efficacy of this method of
treatment, even If one possessed no scien-
tflc knowledge upon the subject, because
without attempting to Judge of the medi-
email effect of the remedies used the logic Of
ordinary common-sense points to this as a
rational treatment of the diseases in queS-
ton. The reporter did not specifically in-
quire into the charges Tor treatment, ETC.,
as he sought information for the benefit of
the public rather than to advertise the insti-
tuition. Scripture says that "a prophet is
not without honor save in his OWN country"
but here is an institution that has gained
the good word OF every one in its home loea-
top, for all Los Gatos resounds with the
wonders performed by the Kelley Insti-
tute, and if but the half related be true,
surely many mothers, many wives, many
sisters may yet hope to see loved one
restored to them standing clothed and in
his right mindto
The morning call., 1892-03-09
AS WAS EXPECTED.
Duncan Macdonald Has Now Been Sued
fer Divorce.

Duncan Macdonald Has Now Been Sued
fer Divorce.
1t was well understood all during the
trial before Justice of the Peace Low Of the
suit against Duncan f. Macdonald for the
board of Elizabeth Ward. calling herself
Mrs. Macdonald. that the same was only
preliminary skirmish and that sooner or
later an assault would be made on the
$4,000 or more of Duncan and that she
would make an attack In a divorce pro-
ceeding.
1t came about yesterday when the CON-
plant was filed. The facts as adduced in
the case In the lower court are fresh yet in
the memory. 1t was shown that she was
impartial between Duncan and his brother.
Charles, over whose estate there is con-
test, also that there is In the case a bounc-
ing fellow of "a as to whose paternity hon.
orS are divided between the brothers.
In brief the complaint charges that mar
rlage contract was entered into on October
%. 1870; that the marital relations were as
sumed. and that on December 16. 1871, the
boy. Philip s., was born. They lived as
husband and wife until the desertion on
November %, 1886. though marriage cere-
mony Is alleged to have taken place on April
10, 1872. before the late Rev. Dr. Scott, then
OF the First Congregational Church.
Mrs. Macdonald says that when they
married they had no means. but how he has
property valued at 100000 and yielding
monthly income Of $1,000 She wants money
TO carry on the suit and says $500 will
satisfy her immediate wants. She also de-
mands permanent alimOny at the rate OF
$500 per month. 1t might be added that the
decision of Justice Low against the woman
did not pretend to declare that she is not
Duncan's wife. 1t simply held that the
fact OF the particular marriage ceremony
she relied upon was not established by sutfi-
cient testimony,
The morning call., 1892-03-09
ACTED ON APPEARANCES.
Bernard Married Twice without Both
ing About Divorce.

Bernard Married Twice without Bother
ing About Divorce.
George Barnard. as he called himself then,
married Martha Jane Russell in the city of
Oakland on the I'd day Of December, 1891,
aud very shortly after was arrested In this
city by his first wife, TO whom he was mar
ried under the name OF George II. Bernard
and who accused him OF inidelity. Barnard
or Bernard had his hearing i'm the Police
Court and the charge was dismissed on some
technicality.
Martha Jane Russell, the second wife,
having come to the conclusion that she was
unfairly dealt with In the ma tier and that
she has no desire to bear the name Of Ber-
pard by brevet, has now through Oscar L.
Sbncs, filed complaint TO have the mar
riage annulied and that she be permitted to
resume her family name. No service has
yet been made on Barnard or Bernard. 1t
appeared though from the hearing in the
criminal court that he had made himself
the victim OF his own ignorance and had
gone through the pretended marriage across
the bay believing that certain acts of his
first wife had freed them as man and wife.
lie claimed to have intercepted CORE
spondence Of Mrs. Bernard couched in such
terms OF endearmeBt as are only permitted
10 be exchanged between man and wife.
jumping to the conclusion that she must
have another husband somewhere he acted
without obtaining a decree Of divorce,
however correct his conclusions might be in
law. and took unto himself another wife.
But Barnard even made more fatal mis-
take, for he forgot TO possess himself of the
correspondence, which would be his best
proof, and hence his trials aud fluctuations
with criminal and civil litigation, with the
end not vet
The morning call., 1892-03-09
HARD-HEARFED CATOIR.
An Invalid Daughter Sues Her
Parent for Maintenance.
Julius, the Wealthy Head Butcher at the
Palace Hotel, Refuses His Child Pit
lance From Her Mothers Estate

Yesterday suit was brought by Elizabeth
Gator against Julius Catoir her father, to
compel the defendant to maintain her,
From the complaint it appears that in
September, 1887. three months after the
death of his wife Catherine, Gator aban-
doned his child (who was at the time about
IA years of age, and has ever since refused
to contribute to her support or maintenance
Two years ago the girl became sick and un-
able to earn her living. and her condition is
still such that she is incapable of maintain
ing herself by work of any description.
On the other hand the father is an en-
ploye Of the Palace Hotel. and for many
years has been in the receipt of 500 per
month as head butcher. He also has an in
come OF $50 per month from property on
Pacific avenue, and is believed to have sew
eral thousand dollars in the savings banks
OF this city. Plaintiff. therefore, asks the
court to grant her Judgment against him for
SO per month and for her legal costs.
THE ABANDONMENT.
Back of the suit, and the alleged cause of
the chiid's abandonment, is story which if
proved against the father would bring upon
him the everlasting lOathing of his fellow
men. The complaint gives no Intimation of
the nature OF this charge. but when the
case comes to trial extraordinary develop
ments may be looked for.
Another phase OF the case will be brought
to the attention of the Probate Court TO-
morrow, when the will of the plaintiffs
mother Will be put on record. 1t seems that
the Pacihe-avenue property was not only
acquired during the lifetime Of the late Mrs.
Catherine Gator, but that it was largely
from her savings that the investment was
made. Some days before her decease she
made her will, in which she disposed of this
properly to her husband and her four chill
Ch ar and cik ntf
ton not 10 take place until Charlie, the
youngest child, had attained his sixteentb
year.
COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
No proceedings have ever been taken
under this instrument for the reason. as
heretofore alleged, the community property
always reyerts to the surviving parent /.
/. Brown and A. I. Vogelsang, who are
now acting as the girls counsel, contend,
however, that the children possess property
rights under the will Of which the Court
will take cognizance by making some order
whereby these rights shall be protected
The morning call., 1892-03-09
HE Was NOT POISONED.
Result of the Analysis of Fred
Heldt's Stomach.
He Died Suddenly in a Saloon at Fort Bragg.
His Indian Widow Thought He Was Muir
dered by the Keeper Of the Place.

The 18th Of February last was an i'm
portant day in the annals Of Mendocino
County.
One of its wealthy raDchers-a jolly old
agrieulturist named Fred Heldt-died sud-
denly. and bis death was supposed to have
been caused by foul play. Heidi owned a
fine ranch four miles from Fort Bragg ana a
building in the town, which was leased by
T. A. McMartin and j. Donahoe. who kept
the lower floor as saloon. Heidi was about
60 years old, and was married to handsome
Indian woman about twenty-five years
younger. They lived happily together. and
frequently drove to Fort Bragg in company.
The dusky wife showed by her demeanor
that she was fond Of
HER PALEFAcED HUSBAND
And was willing to make his declining years
peaceful and pleasant.
On February is Heht came to Fort Bragg
and went at once to the saloon of his ten
ants-McMartin and Donahoe. At 8 o'clock
in the afternoon he complained of a smoth-
ering sensation, and physician who was
called III gave him some medicine that was
apparently successful in alternating his dis
treSs.
Heidi remained at the saloon until 2
O'Clock in the morning, when he again COM
planned of the smothering sensation and
died before doctor could be procured.
Mrs. HEIDI, who came to him Immediately
after the first attack, was with him when
he died. The body remained az the saloon
for two or three days and was then taken
10 the ranch and buried
AT A PLACE CALLED BALD HILL,
Which the deceased had designated as the
place at which he desired to be sepultnred
About ten days after Heldts death,
McMartin, one of the proprietors of the
saloon at which he died, filed will in the
Probate Court of Mendocino County which
bore Heldts signature and by which most
of the property of the deceased was left to
his widow. McMartin was appointed sole
executor without bonds.
Mrs. Heldts suspicious were aroused
when she learned that McMartin, at whose
place her husband died, had been given alb
solute power over the estate. She flied
complaint in the Superior Court charging
McMartn with the murder OF her husband
by poison, and he was arrested. The body
was disinterred, and the stomach and por-
tons Of the liver and intestines were sent to
Chemist Price OF this city for analysis.
On March the analysis was commenced.
1t was completed yesterday morning, when
the chemist decided that there was no
poison in the body, The result of the anal
yss was at once telegraphed to the Prose-
cutting Attorney Of Mendocino, and unless
other proof has been secured against Nc
Martin it is probable that he will be lib
Grated to-day.
The morning call., 1892-03-09
WARREN'S SILVER MINE.
The Manager Absconds With the Prod us
Of the New Mirl's Maiden Run.

The Manager Absconds With the Product
Of the New MINIS Maiden Run.
According to private dispatch received
in the civ yesterday the miners of the
Mountain Queen mine swore ont warrants
yesterday for the arrest of one of the mana
gers, who, it is believed, has absconded
with 5000 ounces of silver.
The telegram leaves it in doubt whether
it is Manager Gill or S. Z. Warren, the
bucket-shop stockdealer of other days, who
has gone where the woodbine twineth The
company has been practically controlled by
the latter.
The missing bullion is the result of the
maiden run of new mill which was re-
Gently erected. As the mine has always
been more or less financially involved, the
men have a poor prospect of their pay un-
less the SILVER is recovered.
The morning call., 1892-03-09
BRUNER'S HOPE.
The Doodle Statesman Thinks He Will
Not Be Indicted.

The Doodle Statesman Thinks He will
Not Be Indicted.
Ewood Bruner, the Sacramento Assem-
blyman who is charged with selling posi-.
ton on the police force of San Francisco
and with having committed many other
offences. has ascertaned that the new Grand
Jury is investigating the charges IN ade
against him.
He informed CALL reporter yesterday
afternoon that he did not expect to be in
dicted. for" he said. 1.-THE charges made
against me were thoroughly investigated nv
the Sacramento Grand Jury and that body
exonerated me. They examined witnesses
who were not called before the alleged
Grand Jury drawn by the eiisor in this city.
Among those witnesses was Assemblyman
Shanaban OF Shasta Comfy, who intro
The morning call., 1892-03-09
Hares and Hounds.

The Occidental Coursing Club met last
evening and arranged matters for Sundays
meeting at Newark. The entries will close
CD Friday evening
The following officers were elected to
oficate at the races: Slip steward, j. r
Dickson; flag steward, j. OShea: field
STEWARDSHIP. W0rmington, T. j. O'Keefe
and j. 4. Carroll The demesne contains
a good supply Of hares and q good DAYS
sport nay be expected.
The morning call., 1892-03-09

duced the police bill. and who gave impor-
tant testimony in my favor. He will appear
before the San Francisco Grand Jury which
Is now investigating the charges against me.
and L believe that l will be acquitted, be-
calse there is no proof against me- Old
friends of RupE NV INV
The morning call., 1892-03-09
Plasterinr tho Walls.

The high scaffolding necessary to the
work of plastering the exterior walls Of the
City Hall unfinished portions) Is now being
constructed, and in some places looks very
imposing. Around the Totunda it has almost
reached the summit of the building, and this
portion of the work is to be first completed.
The morning call., 1892-03-09
DR.. BARROWS' HEALTH.
Report That He has Been Mt Last Co
In

A Report That He Has Been at Inst Con-
lined in an Insane Asylum.
According to Boston dispatch received
in this city yesterday Rev. Charles Dana
Barrows has at last been sent to an asylum
for the insane for treatment. His demen-
tia has been steadily growing worse for
months past, and the attending physician
fears now that his case is a hopeless one.
Eastern friends of the distinguished
preacher believe now that his supporters
here made great mistake in not announc-
ing his true condition from the beginning.
for had 1t been generally known that he
WAS not responsible f0r'his erratic conduct
bis people would necessarily have held him
blameless.
The morning call., 1892-03-09
Pacific Cricket Club.

The annual meeting of the Pacific Cricket
Club was held last night at the Occidental,
when the following officers were elected
Pre- sident, William Greer Harrison; Cap
tam. c. +. Howell; Vice. Captain, Henry
Ward; Secretary Treasurer, Charles b.
Hill; Executive Commit;ee-W. w. Gas
coigne, G. A. Adam and j. C. tombstone
Delegates to California Cricket Associa-
tion-C. E. Howell and w. w. Gascoigne.
The morning call., 1892-03-09
RuIldars, Confracts

w. r. Eckart with Ransome & Cushing, concrete
work, etc. on w line OF Clay street, 1868 w OF
Brodertck. $l400.
Patrick Conifn with j. c. Brown, a two-story
frame dwelling on Eighteenth street. near Dauvers:
$3325: bonds $1,000, J. >. McLennon aud John ..
Doane sureties
The morning call., 1892-03-09

A new comet was discovered by Pro-
lessor Swift at Rochester on March 6 at %
hours. Greenwich time. Its position was
right ascension Is hours 50 minutes and
declination south 80 20. Its motions were
easterly.
The morning call., 1892-03-09

HELP YoUBsELF TO GET RID of that Cough or
Cold or any Asthmatic or Throat Trouble By using
Dr. d. Jayne's Expectorant.
The morning call., 1892-03-09

THROAT and lung physician always convcnlsnt,
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup in the house.
SALVATION OIL for twenty-five cents does it
work better than any other liniment
The morning call., 1892-03-09

BERTKLrNG has the only reliable methods t.
I'll defective sight. 427 Kearny street.
The morning call., 1892-03-09

MEMS NOBBY SUMMER VESTS, in
scores of handsome patterns, varied enough to
suit all tastes. Regularly worth 81 IS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-15
BULLETS AND cHLoRAL
The Agents Which Are Sending a Michigan
% haIx

The Agents Which Are Sending a Michigan
Couple to Their Graves.
GRAND RAPIDS, July 14-J. G. Quin-
sey, prominent attorney, is dying from
the effects of narcotic poisoning, and also
has bullet wound in his head. His wife
is at the hospital, probably fatally
wounded. with two bullet wounds in her
forehead. Last night Quinsey's neighbors
were alarmed by hearing several shots in
the house. Breaking open the door
they ran to the chamber where the
shots were heard. Mrs. Quinsey was
at the window with her head out and was
unconscious. A trail of blood showed where
she had walked around the house. Quinsey
was lying on the bed.
A chamber door key with traces of blood
on it, and powder papers labeled "sul-
phonal," were found on a table. A revol-
yer was found on the lawn under the win
dow. Quinsey's wound was slight, but the
poison had its effect. He was a victim of
the chloral habit, and for three months past
has been deranged. The theory is that he
did the shooting, but the position of the
door key and the revolver is against it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-15
FILIBUsTERING FOR THE LYNCHERs
The Tactics of the Taney County People
inl Mt E1,. l,c

The Tactics of the Taney County People on
Trial at Forsy:he, Mo.
FoRsYTHE, Mo-, July 1.-THE Circuit
Court of Taney county is in special session
to try the lynchers of John W. Bright and
the murderer of Deputy Sheriff Williams
The worst elements of both factions thr ong
the streets, and Colonel Harrington, attor-
ney for the prosecution, is strongly guarded
The prisoners are here.
If the past is any index to the present,
an attempt will be made to delay the trial
of these cases as long as possible. 1t is
understood that a general motion for a
continuance will be made in all the cases as
soon as the indictments are found. and
separate trials be demanded. Then a
change of venue will be taken in most of
the cases
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-15
ANOTHER PINHo0K ROARER.

More Proofs of the Enormous Gas Deposit
Found by the Equitable Company.
The Pinhook gas field is more than bear
ing out the prediction made for it on its
first discovery. On Wednesday night the
Equitable Gas Company struck the biggest
roarer yet known in the field. 1t was first
tapped then in the second pay streak, and
yesterday it was drilled in by the mere
force of the gas then struck being used in
the engine in place of steam.
When the drill got rightly into the sec
ond pay it showed the strongest we'll of the
field, although in the second pay it is
stronger even than the famous wells struck
in the fourth pay and is an indication of
the wonderful resources of the Pinhook
field. The well has not been tested yet but
the indications are that it will be the great
est in the field at present 1t is on one of
the Skinner lots in Milltown.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-15
A BURGLARS NARROW ESCAPE.
Three Ghostly CARRIED Women Start After
a Midnight Marauder.

/ three Ghostly GarDed women Start AIeer
Midnight Marauder.
A humorous little incident occurred yes
terday morning that appears in an entirely
different light to the unwitting heroines in
the case Three women were left alone in
the house at No. 1903 Middle street,
Wednesday night, Mr.. j. w. Freeman,
the husband, father and employer of the
fair ones, being called out of the city. The
ladies retired at the regular hour and the
house was shrouded in silence and moon
light, although about midnight Miss Free
man heard blood curdling scraping at an
upstairs window. She awakened the
domestic and the twain with wide-opened
eyes and ghostly gait waited upon Miss
Freeman. A consultation was held and the
three moved upon the noise with more or
less rattling of chairs and things to sound
the tocsin. The creaking ceased and the
rest of the night was spent in watching.
The morning coming was hearlded gladly
and unmistakable signs of burglar were
discovered to the glory OF the brave
defenders
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-15
Bad Feeling in the Family,

A single bitter word may disquiet the
entire family for whole day, but single
bad baking will cause ugly remarks and dis
tasteful meals as long as it lasts-and did
you ever notice how long bad bread does
last, too? The way to Danish bad bakings
is to use the Marshall Kennedy Milling
Co. IS -four. They have stood the popular
test for 40 years. Bayard Amber is their
king medium priced grade. Try it and get
satisfaction, and save money at the same
time