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The morning call., 1892-02-06
WEATHER. REPORT.
DEPARTMENT or AeR1curTrRE,


San IRAN CISCO FEBRUARY o, leS-J
Weather Conditions and General Forecasts
Tes storm center continues TO hang over South
eastern california and southern Nevada. and the
-er.r8f weather conditions remain unchanged
along the entire Slope. the barometer continues
f.y ta all districts. Precipitation has fallen
throughout the interior OF Northern California In
southern California, Arizona, Western Nevada ana
Jrah in the past tweuty-fuUr hours, the record be
nag as follows: Sacramento. %. Point Reyes and
Fresno sprinkle. Los Angeles. so; san Diego
SO. Yuma -; Tucson. so: Carson City, 80;
-alt Ia,e. 90, and general SHOWS and rains IN
Northern Arizona Flagstaff reporting a inches
OF Snow Navajo Springs half an inch Needles
sprinkle OF rain and 80 OF an inch At Peach
Springs.
No precipitation Is reported from the Washing
ton and oregon Weather Bureau stations, out
threatening weather is reported from RoSebu g,
Baker CITY and NaIIa Wsus, and it appears as
though the storm trough would eventually move
northward particularly So since the barometer ap-
pears rising on che Lower California coast
Slight changes 80 the general conditions are tore-
shadoWed by ibis evening" reports.
The highest temperatures to-day ranged from IS
20 S6 degrees in east portions OF Washington and
Oregon 40 20 50 IN west portions, "A to 81 In
Northern California 90 ira southern California "a 10
=. 81. Western Nevada "a in Northern TAB and so
L. SO Cd Southern Arizona
Forecast Tiu S z. II. Saturday.
For Northern Cali10rnla-scattertng rains; south
erly winds.
FCr Southern CalIforlia-S-at altering rains; West-
erly winds.
Fur Washington and OreCou-FaIr, except seat
terirg rains Ia oregon and st Walla Maila; yaria-
Die wlaGs: cooler &C olympia
For Jrah-Scatterinc SHOWS.
EoBEsT y. KEEE-asf. Chief OF Division.
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THE SHOCK KILLED HER.
Death OF Lady Who Witnessed the
StOcker Tragedy.
New YORK World.

Death OF Lady 10 witnessed inc
StOcker Tragedy.
New YORK World
Mrs. Bertha &c Mara, musc-teacher Of
231 Griffith street. Jersey City Heights, saw
Arthur Stocker shoot and kill his wife
Thursday. She was just leaving the house
Of a pupil at s. I briskie street, when
Stocker fred his first bullet into the back Of
Miss Mary Tierney. She then saw him
pursue his wife down Z1briskie street. over
take her in front IF the cottage at No. 60
and kin her.
MS de Mara was hCrr0r-stricken, and
when she saw St0eker resume his flight
down Zlbrskie street, brandishiug his re-
v0iyer, she fed, believing Stocker was
mailman who would Kill anybody in sight
She darted into the grocerv-store OF Il.
AhreaS. on Summit avenue, for protection.
Mr. Ahrens was behind the counter. He
was start ed by Mrs. dc Mara's abrupt en-
trance, and his alarm was increased When
she cried out:
Mr.. Aurens, save me! save me! There
is a man outside with a revolver who wants
70 take my ife"'
Mrs. de Mara ran through the store into
the living apartments OF the Ahreus family
ia the rear, where. exhausted by the run
and shock. she fell in faint. When Mrs.
de Mara recovered consciousness she was
sent home. She complained Of weakness
and severe pains and several times on Fri
day showed symptoms Of hysteria.
On Friday Size made an appointment with
Dr. stout TO call at her home to perform
surgical operation on her son. The hour
fixed was ! 30 o'clock in the afternoon.
When DR.. Stout reached Mrs. de Mara's
house be was told that she was dead.
II seems that she was Frustrated in the
morning and her condition grew rapidly
worse. She seemed to think that she was
being pursued by a man with a revolver
who wanted to take her life. About noon
she sank into Inconsistencies aud a few
minutes aiterward died.
DR.. StOat, who made a careful examina-
ton OF the body, gave it a. his opinion that
aeath was due TO internal hemoTrhage,
caused by a violent nervous shock.
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s1LURIANs IN NEW YORK.

Strange as 1t may seem there are Silurians
in New York Tammany has complete con-
troll over the Legislature and the New York
City treasury, aud it is making hay while
the sun shines. A city journal says that
I'VE may search the record of the Tweed
Legislature in vain for anything approach
ing it," A long list of bills introduced is
given in support of the assertions. Among
these items are S3.00O,0OO for repaying the
streets. A like sum will be expended on
dock improvements 1t is a little oud that
while the Democratic party is trying to
make record for economy in the national
expenditures the Legislature of State
under control Of a leading Presidential can
ddate should be distributing money so
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THE HALIBUT CATCH.
Particulars OF the Eliza Edwards Fish
ing Expedition.

Particulars of the Eliza Edwards Fish
ing Expedition.
The News-Advertlser brings us the par
ticulars OF The cruise OF the Eliza Edwards,
referred 10 in our telegraphic dispatches OF
yesterday. says the Victoria (B. c. Times
of January 23d. 1t says: Captain McKen-
zes success in catching halibut on the trip
of the Eliza Edwards, which ended when
that vessel tied up at the c. p. r. Wharf
at II o'clock last night, if followed up
will lead to the establishment of all in.
dustry which viii bring a great many
dollars into Vancouver. The Eliza
Edwards left Vancouver on January 8th on
her secO1d voyage TO the halibut grounds
She was three days in going up, aud after
spending about a day getting ready, began
The vessel had only eight men aboard and
two small boats, but fish were caught the
moment the lines were put out. In
four hours of each day as many hall
but we're caught as the men could put away
for the rest of the day. In fact, one day
they caught so many that it took all the rest
to take care Of them. In ALL the vessel was
seven days at the fishing-grounds, and in
that time caught all the supply of lee they
took with them would cure, fully 10000
pounds in all. Some of the fish were very
fine specimens, one OF them measuring six
about 200 pounds. This is by all means the
largest and finest cargo OF hallbut ever
brought into Vancouver.
When about 100 miles on this side of
where the halibut were caught, the Ed
wards called at mission station and trad
ing post, and there received from a trader
about 100 pounds of variety of fish which,
for want of better name, he called black
cod, but they are much better in color and
flavor than what is commonly known by
that name. The fish is smaller and darker
in color, with flesh Of pure white
Several fishermen on board say that
they have never seen anything like them
they approach somewhat to the ling, a
North Sea fish, but If anything, the British
Columbia product is Of finer quality. On
the return trip the broken mast of q large
ship was seen opposite Queen Charlotte
Sound which looked as if recently carried
away from a vessel. Rough weather was
experienced and she hove 10 for about
twelve hours On the way down she picked
up three men from the north end OF Texada
Island, where they had been unable to hail
any other passing steamer and were suffer
ing from want Of food.
Captain Mckenzie deserves every credit
for having located the winter haunts OF the
halibut, thing which has not heretofore
been done by any Canadian fishermen, At
this season OF the year n ready market al
ways offers and this will prove the beginning
Of an industry which Is bound to grow. He
made the voyage in the face of many
obs iacleS, and tho success lie has attained IS
worthy OF commentator. He says that the
sea Tor miles is full Of these fish and wher-
ever he put down line he was successful
in catching them. All that remains is for
the Western fish TO become established In
the Eastern market and the ultimate sue
cess Of the industry is assured.
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INGALLS, ON THE NAVY.

The reported interview with ex-senator
Ingalls, on the navy goes far to reconcile the
people Of the United States to his absence
from the Senate. His idea that navy is
useful only to defend our seaports seems
little absurd FROM the fact that seaports
can be defended by forts and floating bat
teries. But forts and floating batteries can
not be sent to foreign ports to enforce
any demand we may make upon foreign
Governments. In ali such cases we would
be compelled to await, after a declaration Of
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a KICK AT THE LATE GRAND JURY.

We copy the following from the editorial
columns Of the San Francisco Chronicle:
Tie late make-belleYe Grand Jury could not
frame valid Indictment but It evidently found
nOdilculty IN dIsposiHg OF all the cash it could
Jay iis fingers on. The Supervisors appropriated
$1,000 10 pay the expenses Of The Grand Jury for
a year, aud 1925 OF this amount was expended
by tie CeluucI body. What it did with The cash
no one can exactly tell, but there are TumoFs
that some Of II was used IN the endeavor to oil
tie tongues Of unwilling witnesses. Some day
tie whole story will he told. and the people will
tLen be able TO judge bow much reform had TO DO
with NaIace's creation.
We do not know why the Chronicle should
have taken such a dislike to the Grand Jury
which was lately broken down, unless some
Of the reports in circulation had something
TO hniId nnnn
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TIE FACTS COMING our.

It was brought out few days since that
a certain class Of freight is taken by rail-
road from San Francisco to st. Louis. Mo-,
for a sum no larger than the Southern Pa
ciic Railroad exacts from San Francisco to
Tulare, in this State This circumstance
shows conelusiYely that the interior coun-
ties and towns OF the State labor under
great disadvantages. There is not much
difference Of opinion at present as to the
difficulties under which the inhabitants of
this Coast struggle There is no E7ssOn
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now v no doubts what THE CALL told them
some time ago-to wit, that the whole State
was suffering from excessive freight
charges Where do those newspapers now
stand which short tine ago advised per-
sons in tie interior OF the State to have
nothing to do with an organization in San
Francisco which struggles to obtain reason
able freight rates?
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Catholic Notes.


Catholics have to-day in the United States
SlO4 parochial schools, giving education to
653,0 900 children.
The highest church in the United States,
according to ST Vincent's journal, is that
in charge of the Rev. Father Modestus, 0.
5. B.. at Robinson, Colo. 1t is over II, 600
feet above the level of the sea, and is ap-
prOpriately named st. Mary's Of the Snow.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
America has at present over 1000 branches.
Nine hundred electric lights, recently
placed in Saint Francis Xavier's Church in
New York City, were GIFTED for the first
time two weeks age
St. Elizabeth House, Andalusia, Pa, the
convent and orphanage being erected by
Mother Catherine DreX5l, VIII probably be
completed by the 1st Of July. The convent
is located on a farm of 50 u acres. The main
building Is 17Jx60 feet, with wings I20x140
feet
The sum Of q, 526, ESQ francs has been got
together for the construction Of the Church
of the Sacred Heart, on the heights of
MOntmartre, at Paris, and OF this %, 6j4, 900
francs has been expended OF the remainder
472,0O0 will be absorbed by the payment OF
works already in course Of execution. Ac-
cOTding to the designs Of the architect and
the estimates or the building 5000, 900 more
Will be required to complete the building,
exclusive of the glass; the paYement5 and
the 0Tnamentation.
The wind was so strong recently ia
Colorado that the Catholic church at Sail
ia, Chatfee County, was lifted from its
foundation and set on the ground a short
distance away. Rev J. Desauiniers, the
pastor Of the church, was in the edifce at
the time but escaped uninjured.
Brother Marie-Gabriel, one Of the monks
Of La Irappe. has received from the French
Minister Of Instruction medal Of honor for
The valuable meteorological observations be
has made during the last fifteen years on
behalf Of the Weather Bureau of France.
Brother Marie-Gabriel Is an old soldier who
was decorated under the fire OF GravelOtte.
and IN becoming a Trappist believed that
he was burying his name forever among the
moUutains Of Dauphne Usere).
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s25 Montgomery street, near Clay. open until Il
nrrrek p. II. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kesruy. open until u O'Clock midnight;
ssq HAYES street, open Unt1 9 80 O'Clock; COS
7 7,tt street. omen until 5J o'cocz; Is 8 Mission
street. open until Q O'Clock p n: and 1l6 Ninth
strait .upu unfFI o. 3Q r, N
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mus DAIIy aT0RNTNG CALL

FOR SALE AT
>l-- York;. .pEENTANo BROS. . Union Square
..-.... .......... News Stand Palmer House
Nm. ......., GALLDT & TODBEBT,
49, Common st.
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THE MORNING CALL
pTHLICATION OFFICE (:

Has a larger circulation than any other
rewsDaDer published IN San Francisco.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES /:

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snail postpaid: ; cents per week. or 90 cents per
offender month. through carriers DAILY CALL,
rye comics. three months, So %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen par-s1, 81 SO per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
GAIL and WEEKLY CALL. s. so per year, post
raf3. WEEKLY CALL leigbt pages). 81 25 per year,
.a-tuatd CIuas of ten lseut to one address,, $40.
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:. r-.srr1.N nl.ELCE OF TIE CAL.

mp TNsILIEN OF To- Vt tIIE1 V1HI-I7'
90 Potter building, New York City, Is provided win
f.cs California papers. visitors welcome Al
,f,-...-.e rates ana sample copies furnished.
F. K. MISCH, Manager.
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ANGosTURA BITTERs the celebrated appetizer,
exquisite flavor is used all over the world. Dr. j..
G. B. Siegert q Sons. sole manufacturers.
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HOOPS SarsapariIla, the most popular and
cessful blood purifier before the public. is pre-
pared only by C. l. Hood Co, Apothecaries,
Lowell, Mass aud is sold by all druggists.
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nP First Presbyterian Church. Corner
49, Of Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st-Rev.
Robert Mackenzie, ID. pastor. The pastor will
preach at / A. II. and 1880 p. N. The Rev. John
Rea, Superintendent Of Sunday school work. In
the evening there Will be the second OF the series
of praise services. The service will include por-
tions Of Tours anthem, "God Hath Appointed
Day" and the "GIOrIa'' from MOZart's Twelfth Mass,
rendered by full orchestra. Several numbers by
the Sunday-schOol chorus OF 100 vOlceS. acComDa-
MED by full orchestra An anthem, trio and
bass solo by the choir, with congregational singing
and address by the pastor. Sunday-schOol at
40 p N. Young Peoples Society OF Christian
EndeayOr at $50 p. N. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:45 O'Clock All are welcome to these
serVlces 1t
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TIE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
Field Notes From the Different
Crreds and Denominations.
There are 1870 drunkards in Iowa.


II is said that number of organic Meth
cdist unions will grow out OF the recent
Ecumenical Council
A handsome brass altar-cr0ss has been
placed in St. PauPs Church, Bakersfield. in
memory of the late Mrs. Catherine L. Mills.
by members of her family. the cross is 40
inches in height, plain and massive. An
almsbasin of brass repousee work, 10 inches
in diameter, has been presented to the same
church by Miss Susie Allen of Bakersfield,
as the result of the work done by her. The
Guild has also given q new aims plate.
When the st. Helena Episcopal Church
was finished there renamed an Indebtedness
of $4,000 for a small society topay. But
the debt has been gradually reduced until
it is now only $500.
Along the West African coast there are
now 200 churches, $4,000 converts, 100000
adheTents, 275 schools, $4,000 pupils. Thirty
five dialects or languages have been mas
tered, into which portions OF the Scripture
ana religious books and tracts have been
translated and printed, and some knowledge
of the gospel has reached about 100000 of
benighted Africans.
The preservation Of the lives of all the
missionaries during the dreadful earth
quake In Japan Is cause Tor gratitude.
Two tOwns-Gifu ana Oyaki-have entirely
disappeared. Thousands of lives were lost
ana thousands more injured. great puDlc
works were destroyed, the best bridge in
the empire wrecked, manufactures, bust
ness houses and homes leveled.
A missionary in Bengal has been doing
the opium deus in the town of RampOTe
I}auaeah. Most Of the smokers he saw be-
onged to the laOoring classes. With one
accord they told him that the drug dried up
their bodies and that their craving for it
was such that they could not give II up.
Many Of the dens have hundred patrons a
day. Tie missionary says opium-smoking
in India is bringing ruin and degradation
upon innumerable families, and he accuses
the British Government of fostering the de-
mOTaliZng habit
The Baptist Union Theological Seminary
at Morgan Park. H., is overcrowded with
students. The total enrolment for the first
session is 15S
The General Conference of the Wesleyan
Methodist Church of America, in session at
Grand Rapids, Mich, struck out the sec
tion of their discipline prohibiting the ordi-
nation of women.
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7 HAD A TOOTH so TENDER CHE NERVE
L was nearly expOsed) 1t would hardly bear touch
Ing The Boston Dental Assn of u Powell St, by
their new process excavated and filed It without
main p W 10Y. Drugglsr. Post and Mason cod q
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SUFFERERS FROM COUGHS, SORE THROAT. etc.
should Try Brolol.s BroncliaL 1roctes."
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JF.CUTTERsOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky IS Tor sale by all hrstelass druggists aud
RrOcefs. Iiademark-star within q shield.
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The slciIian Razor-WieIder.

The Poundkeeper reported to the Board
Of Supervisors yesterday that during The
month Of January 437 dogs were impOunded,
and all but 100 have ceased troubling.
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DERSONAL-DR X STONE, n D, IS A DOC
/ tor: IL yOu have throat or lung trouble OF any
kind usa his Bronchial Waters, 25c box at drug
gists special rate TO preachers. teachers Yocalst5
CagO. III. Oc3 ON SaSu
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CHIlRCH NOTICES.

IxrRA mlnce pIcs. ewA1N's. 2l8 suffer street.
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CHANCE FOR FINE TEA-IF NOT SUITED,
y write to SMITHS, 4164l8 Front st, Tor SAN
pies; 100 kinds at about haif you now pay for
same grade TEA 81
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PERSONALS.

LIZ LADIES CONSULT THE CELEBRATED
n female specialfst MRS DIR. GWYER, BIZ
Hyde ST.; a private home for patients, with every
comfort jaI3tt
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NINGHAM SALE-TO CLOSE LOTS WE RE
" duce fine loo dress gInghams to 614e. some
very pretty and some not pretty; 6O pieces
stout apron Bingham. to close SAC; hne AmOskeag
apron and dress styles, Sc Toe; heavy shifting
cheeks, &c, Toe; fine Scotch gnghsms reduced
from 25c to 1917 and 15c; 5000 yards remnants
way down to clean out; canned goods sale CON
tinued / or days part of the lot at SMITHS
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THE ONLY FORTUNE-TELLER N THIS COUN-
try has returned 30 san Francisco for a short
time; she tells you what you do not know she tells
You what you want 20 know; she will not guess at
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MARION ACE; FRENCH BONBOSS:
vi pastry; ice-cream; telephone S19. MIDON,
log Powell ST. JAZZ II
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GENUINE SPECS EYEGLASSES l5C UP IS
" Fourth ST.. next to bakery; Sundays 70 Mar
ket. In celebrated ladies' drygoods store; don't
forget the number Tea IT.
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I ARGE STOCK TRAINED HATS AND BILL
J. liuery trimmings at a sacrlhce. MRS r H.
JONES, l2OI q 1908 Stockton, ami ZO0J Fillmore.
ial7 I'm
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ESP First Methodist Episcopal Church,
ED Powell St, bet. Washington and Jackson. Rev.
NJ. d. Buck, pastor; residence. 1919 Clay st. The
pastor Will preach at II \. n. a sermon especially
to Sunday-schOOi teachers and at 80 p NJ. on
The World Divided Iuto Two Classes" Glass
meetings at 0 A. NJ. II 80 and P NJ. Boys Brt
gade Bible drill 10 A. General school for Bible
study at 1880 P N. Young peoples meeting at
6 30 P. n. ChiIdren's meeting Monday at 80 P.
Boys and girls meeting Fridty at 3 30 P. NJ
Prayer and testimony service Monday Wednesday
and Thursday nights Band OF Hope Friday night
Boys Brigade military driil Saturday night. J he
seats arc free. All are welcome. 1t
re- Netrop Titan Temple-A Service TX
5~S preSsiYe OF san FrancIsCo's loving respect TO
the mrmory Of Rev. Charles Hadd0n Sturgeon Will
be neld sunday February 7th AT 3 r. NJ. Tire fol
lowing addresses viii be given: ''Mr. Surgeons
Loyalty to the Word or God" Dy Rev q. ). Abbott,
DID. tBaptist); mir. Sturgeon as Preacher OF the
Gospel Of Gods Grace and Love-" by Rev. w. W.
Case. ID %. Meth odist); "The Practical Character
OF Mr. Spurgeons Life and Ministry" by Mrs. Ruth
Bergman Ridges. Quaker evangelist, formerly
Of London, Englandg. Other speakers Will partci-
pate The big pipe organ and cOrnet W. lead
the singing. Let ALI who admire loyalty to Gods
truth. ana fearessness in prOclaming IL, attend
this service. Doors open at . 30 p. N. fe62
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TROUT AND SALMON.
A Million Young Fish TO Be Dis
tributed in the State.

Applications have been received at the
office of the Fish and Game Commissioners
Tor over 100000 salmon and trout. Many
requests have come from owners of private
streams and will be ignored Less than
two-thirds of the applications are legitimate.
The hatchery at Tahoe has not been
used this season. but those at Sisson and
Bear Valley have been in successful OPERA
ton. There are about half million salmon
at the former hatchery and the same num-
Der of trout at Bear Valley.
Many of the salmon will be sent to Hum
b0ldt Bay and the trout distributed among
the applicants In the central counties. The
streams of the north are we'll stocked and
the waters of the southern portion of the
State are considered too warm for trout to
thrive In them.
The Sicilian Razor-wieIder.
Antonio Lalla. the furious Sician who
brutally slasEed Mrs. Rosie Campagna with
a razor on Thursday, appeared In Police
Court yesterday. His hearing was con-
tinued until Tuesday to await Che result Of
his victims injuries. His bail was set in
the sum Of $4,000.
Poor Dogs.
The Poundkeeper reported to the Board
Of Supervisors yesterday that during The
month Of January 437 dogs were impOunded,
and all but 100 have ceased troubling
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HOOPS Sarsaparilla, the most popular and
cessful blood purifier before the public is pre-
pared only by c. /. Hood & Co, ApOthecaries,
Lowell, Mass, and is sold by all druggists
ANGosTURA BITTERs the celebrated appetizer,
OF exquisite flavor is used all over the world. DR.. j.
q. b. Siegert a Sons sole manufacturers.
SUFFERERS FROM CoUGHs SORE THROAT. ETC.,
should try BrolC1t's bronchial TF0ches."
EXTRA mIuce PIES. SWANS. 2l3 Suffer street.
CHURCH NOTICES.
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EOUND-THE BEST VARIETY OF MUSICAL
4 instruments in the State; low prices; largs
stock satisfaction guaranteed. Pioneer Music store
{. G. kEENE. Third ST. cor. Market. nolI q
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pEAUIY-THE COMPLEXION Is BEAUTY'S
~ chief charm Ladies. why have wrinkles, pim-
pies and ssliowness? II you place yourself under
my treatment 1 will remove every trace OF them
and make your complexion perfect. Nv remedies
are harmless and viii keep the complexion tH youth
ful beauty. Ladies can my preparations az home
with perfect success MRS r. L. FULTON, 42Z
Post fa23 "
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AZ m AND HIS PARTNER WILL SAVE
vi trouble by returning to Keegen's Hotel. First
St, the watch taken from certain party on Christ
mas night. TEA 81
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T1INEST LIFE-SIZE CRAYON PORTRAITS,
Il elegantly framed. 50. Progressive Portrait Com
pany, II Market ST. Room .. leo OF
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CHORTHAND, TYPEwRITING; DAY AND
- evening; speed class, So mouth. 1904 Market
nelr Civ Han. las 3m