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The morning call., 1892-05-15
THIRD PARTY CONVENTION.
San Joaquin Farmers Opposed to Worlds
Fair Approximation

1dH appropriation.
STOCKTON, May IA county conven-
ton Of the Peoples party was held here to-
day to elect delegates to the State conven-
tion, to be held here on June l. The
convention Of about 80 persons was composed
principally Of farmers. In addition to ac-
cepting the platform OF the party, as
declared at Los Angeles few months ago,
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, As the old tariff problem has been
under FIRE lGr 40 years and the people are tired
OF II, We simply ask for change Anything,
Sherman's retirement Of the American flag will
do. We are positively opposed 10 the Board OF
Supervisors giving any OF The peoples money TO
the Columbian Exposition. Our late Legislature
attended 10 all that matter
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He Stole tie sacred yessels.

Los ANGELES. May IA. E. Mcdonald,
alias Mckay, who robbed the altar Of the
cathedral in this city in November last,
blowing open the receptacle with powder TO
gain possession of the sacred vessels, which
he afterward smashed up and had melted by
an assayer in San Diego, was to-day sem
fenced TO 10 years Imprisonment in Folsom.
He was taken north this afternoon.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Ancient Oder Of Hibsrnians.

New ORLEANS, May 14-The national
convention of the Ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans elected officers to-day and adjourned
to meet at Omaha, Nebr, in 1894 Maurice
f. Wilbur was elected national delegate !;
Z. j. Siauery, secretary; f. j. Dundon,
treasurer. The national directory was also
elected and the trustees of the endowment
fund were appointed.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
-BEAMISH'
This is the month
You want
Novelties
In Furnishing
Goods.
Call and see
IuG u6W
Spring Styles
At
BeamiSh'
my12 ThSuTu 3m
AMERICA AHEAD OF FRANCE.
Even France succumbs to American
Genius.


For centuries France has held the palm for the
manufacture of toilet articles OF every description
but at last she has been compelled to give place TO
American genius In article at least for the
toilet Nine. Waltz emphasizes this most emphati-
caliy in n letter upon the Imperial Hair Regenera-
tor: lone OF the most pleasant and satisfactory
incidents connected with my trip to New York has
been the treatment OF my hair by your Imperial
Hair Regeneration. Having fun knowledge Of all
the preparations on the Paris market must con-
TESS that yout Imperial Hair Regeneration is ineom-
parably superior 10 them ALL The color produced
is perfect and the natural gloSsness leaves upon
the hair is unsttainable by the OF any other
preparation. / do not hesitate to strongly recon-
mend II the perfect preparation for the hair
obtainabe." Consultation and all Information
free. Absolute satisfaction guaranteed. Sold at
81 so and So Refuse all substitutes, as they are
dangerous IMPERf&z> CHEMICAL CO., "a West
Twenty-thlrd ST.. New York Agents for the Pacific
Coast Messrs. GoLDsTETN & COIN. s22 Market
st., San Francisco. II is applied by them and
STROZINSKI. ASS Ellis ST. deco If SUMO
The morning call., 1892-05-15
MEXICAN REBELS.

Insurgents in Texas Stirring Up Rsvolu-
tionsry Feeling.
Ell PAso, Tex, May 14.-General Ruiz
Sandoval. the Mexican revolutionist, has been
located in this city. He is surrounded by
strong personal following who are working
mysteriously. One of his friends says the
revolutionary feeling in Mexico is stronger
than at any time within five years.
CITY OF MEXICO, May IA fight at
Banquette between the Government troops
and 4 party of bandits who crossed from
Texas, resulted in a terrible defeat for the
latter ard the loss Of half their number,
together with their arms and CONTINENTS.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
The Napa Insane ASylum'S Treasurer
Investigated.
THREE OF ELS BOKDSNET WITHDRAW.
The Finance Committee Glanced at Lot Of Ready
Cash and Then Reported Everything
All Right.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

NApA. May 14-To-day's monthly meet
ing of the board Of trustees OF the Napa
State Asylum for the Insane was one OF tie
most remarkable sessions Of that board ever
held
c. B. Seeley, the secretary and treasurer
of the board of trustees, had, as reported in
to-day's CALL, been placed In position
which required an explanation. and he lost
30 time In making it.
Seeley outlined his position and called
upon the finance committee to investigate
his accounts, count the money he Is respon-
slble for 10 the State and to make report
The committee did all these things and
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Snhnrhan Faunritas

NEW YORK, May 1.-the Brooklyn
handicap. worth $4,000 TO the winner,
which takes place Monday, is attracting
great attention among persons interested in
racing, as it is the first big event Of the
year and also on account of the class of
animals competing. Among the favorites
for the big purse are Longstreet Judge
Morrow, Race'and. Pessara, Banquet, Major
D0mo and others
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Rained for Twn Wanha

VAN BUREN,. Ark. May lit has rained
here nearly necessarily for two weeks, and
the Arkansas River is higher than it has
been since 1885 1t Is now rising six
inches an hour, The bottoms are inundated,
and the farmers are moving out tonight in
a binding rain. Two washouts are reported
on the Kansas and Arkansas Valley Rail-
road. 90 miles west of here. This has sus-
PENDED all traffic on the line. All crops are
fntallY DESTROYED
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Thanks Returned.

M. M. Murphy. principal of the Jefferson
school. returns thanks to AdoIph Sutro for
his Inequalities to the 400 school children
on their recent visit to Sutro Heights. and
also to the P0well-street Railroad Company
for transporting the children free of charge.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
State of Maine Picnic

The State of Maine picnic will be he'd on
Saturday at She'll Mound Park. On that
occasion Mr.. Severance will deliver an adj
dress and f. Knowlton will recite poem.
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lions to the allowance by the Board 9 ,ln
pervisors of $500 for the San Josq,
County exhibit at Chicago. The gisI of
the arguments of the farmers was a Chicago
exhibit would reach mainly the rich San
Joaquin wants immigrants WHO will buy
and develop small tracts of land. The
Supervisors heard the directors, and will
decide on the petition at Its next meeting.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Irrigation Bonds Carried.

TURLoCK, May a. = The election for
bonds of the Turlock irrigation district
was held to-day. Complete returns from
Divisions 2, and 3 show 149 votes
for to 80 against the bonds. a full vote is
being poled, the anti-irrigationists being
ont in force. Divisions 1 and 8. which
usually poll about IS votes. are yet to hear
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Tha English Mnthns

LONDON, May 14.-John Richard Malone,
major and honorary Northumberland of
the Ninth Battalion Rifle Brigade of Barn.
ston, County Westineath, Ireland. to-day
procured divorce from his wife. who is
the eldest daughter OF Lord Churston, on a
charge OF adultery with Count d'Autichan.
No defense was entered and the Count was
condemned to pay the costs OF the snit.
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Penitence on tha soaffnld-

NASHVILLE. H., May 14.-Thomas Davis
and Henry Dickerson. negroes, were hanged
here to-day for the murder of Marcus
Dletsch at Rich View, ILL.,, December "a,
1891. On the scatfold Dickerson babe fare
well 10 all He hoped TO meet friends in
heaven. Davis made long prayer fer
vently appealing to God TO forgive him and
take his snirlt home
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Iha Most Imnnrtant pnst.

PHGNIx, Ariz., May Accompanies A, G
and D, commanded respectively by Cap
tains Quimbv, Heistand and Mackln, have
arrived at Fort Whipple. Companies A
and d are from Madison Barracks, New
York, and G is from Fort Niagara. The
military band has also been removed from
Fort Huachuca, making Fort Whipple the
most important post in the Territory.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
A Benefit for the Miners

AUBURN, May 14-The benefit given to
the Miners Association by the local ANA
teur company last evening at the Auburn
Opera-house was well attended and fine
success. The amateurs will give the same
role At PlacerVille. The net receipts were
about $1,000.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Sacques
and Skirts
For the Summer.

Our display of Dress Sacques and Summer
Skirts is the most elegant we have yet had
the pleasure of exhibiting to the San Fran
cisco public. The styles are new and fash
ionable, the assortment most complete,
and the prices remarkably low. White
Lawn Sacques, p1eated, lace trimmed,
tucked and embroidered; also variety of
fine Silk Blouse Waists. In Silk Skirts
we are showing very choice combinations
in changeable Tafetas also large col
lection of Sateens; A1paeas and washable
Seersucker Skirts.
SPECIAL.-One Hundred
PLEATED LAWN SACQUES, of fine
material and superior workmanship, en-
broidered collars and cuffs, at 8l. 90
each.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Rsce Tragedy in Viroin;o

NORFOLK, Va, May IA AT the SIM
mons Creek coal mines, white man named
Justis struck negro named Wells. black
mob pursued Justis, ran him into his house
and shot him to death. A white mob then
chased the blacks, killed Wells and wounded
two others.
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vindieated the treasurer
as far as any reported
shortages are concerned.
The matter would have
ended right there had
not three Of Seeley's
bondsmen out of the
four who are responsible
to The amount of $40, coo
each for the State funds
in his charge given YER
bal notice Of their with
The morning call., 1892-05-15
A Handban Match.

Joe Lawless and Dennis Daley will play
John Linehan and Tom Fees a game OF
handball in Butler's court OH Howard street
this afternoon.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Explosion Of a Steam Pine

LEADvILLE, Colo, May 14-ln the Pen
rose mine this afternoon the steam pipes on
the S15-foot level burst, scalding a number
Lyttle and James Murray may die.
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MEMORIAL. Day Orator.

The Rev. DR.. McClsh has been chosen to
deliver the Grafton at the Odd Fellows
Cemetery on Memorial day.
The morning call., 1892-05-15

ORDERS promptly n carefully
and erk
The morning call., 1892-05-15
FREIGHTs AND FARES.
a Demand for Reduction on all California
Railroads.

SAN JOSE, May Alt was rumored to-
day that a complaint had been filed with
Railroad Commissioner Rea demanding a
general reduction of freights and fares on
all California railroads. Mr.. Rea was called
upon by q reporter at his residence on the
Alameda, and confirmed the report
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TO BE Royalty ENTERTAINED.

Preparing to Receive the Eastern Editors in
California.
STOCKTON. May 14.-Committees are at
work preparing for the reception of the
National Editorial Association representa-
tives next week. The visitors will be
breakfasted Friday morning and driven
about the city and country until noon.
SAN JOSE, May 14-COmmittees met to-
day and arranged for the entertainment of
the National Editorial Association to be
held here Monday, May o.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
OBITUARY NOTE.

William Morrison Hughes, who wasa native
OF Kentucky and wax "a veteran OF the Mexican
war, died In this city on last Thursday at the age
OF 10 years.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
San JOAQUIN Wants people.

STOCKTON. May IA local Worlds Fair
convention was held here to-day to give
farmers an opportunity to state their objec-
The morning call., 1892-05-15
CAUSE OF THE DISASTER.
Investigation Into the Explosion at the
Rcslvu Mine

hcslyn mine.
RosLYN, Wash. May 1.-THE Coroner's
investigation into the result of the coal
mine disaster began this morning, and,
from the progress made during the
day, the probabilities are that it will con-
sumo several days. Mine Inspector Ed
muDdsOn and Prosecutor Metals are con-
Quoting the case, the coal company having
representatives present.
The morning call., 1892-05-15
Merned Cnnrsinr Races

MERGED, May 1.-THE last day of the
spring races closed with large attend
ance. Means Lady Blanch beat Bertran-
dar's Toots; Deane's Nellie ID beat Ber-
trandar's Redlight, and Anderson's Daisy
beat Styse's Hog. Betting was very lively
The Car has signed ukase permitting
the exnortatiOD of oats and corn.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
SYMPTOMS OF
NERVOUS DISEASE.
No Disease More Distressing
Than This Terrible Com
plant.

Is there any disease
moro distressing than
nervous debility The
victim OF this terrible
complaint is ever upon
the ragged edge Of de-
spalr. Dyspepsia, head
ache.sleepiessnocs.boar
ing down pains. noise
In the head, bihousness,
constipation, ,woariness
forgetfulness, melan-
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
DO THESE SYMPTOMS APPLY TO YOU ?
How One Feels When IsuTering From
Disease of the Nervous System.
HOW TO GET WELL.

You suffer from aches, pains Fand dozen
different troubles, and don't know how Ito
account for them. You suffer from pains in
the head and are so giddy you fear you will
fall. Food distresses you. Sometimes you
bloat with gas; you are troubled with costive-
ness or irregular bowels: you are upset with
nausea; you are nervous. irritable and de-
spondent; you Care restless and not able to
sleep; you have chills with hot hushes; the
eyes and skin take yellow tnge; the heart
beats in an irregular way; the breath is short
on the slightest exertion; your hands and
feet get cold and clammy; you get tired out
easily and have an "all gone" feeling, and
you have lost all energy. DR. Marston treats
these omplaintsaunderstand and no
matter how long you have suffered. or whom
or what you have tried, he will cure you.
A Lady twho Has been Cured.
Mrs. Mark Ryan, who resides at l547 Alder
street. Philadelphia, told with great
pleasure the following story, and the facts
therein will be verified by her to all persons
who may call Cat her residence or write to
her:
81 had been very in for q long time from
nervous debility and heart trouble. The dis
ease had gradually grown upon me, not
withstanding the fact that had tried
the different hospitals OF both schools of
medicine without receiving any benefit
Whatever. Ntu peeh siNen up as lncuraDlc
and my disease had reached such a condition
that was 50 weak as 20 be unable TO walk
across the floor without / had some assiRi-
ance. / had several such fanting spells
thar my relatives and friends thought was
dying. had made up my mind that nothing
could be done for me. One day was sitting
on the floor propped up against the wall re-
covering from a fainting spell when my hand
mechanically picked up n scrap OF paper,
which happened To be a short testimonial OF
"a lady who had been cured Of q nervous dis
r..
testimonial gave me announcement. and 1
resolved TO make one more trial. With much
effort and the assistance OF a friend reached
Dr. Marston's Office, and he gave me remedies
which helped me al once, and after n
thorough course Of treatment entirely scured
me-"
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CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.
Tho Cause of Many Supposed Inourable
Cases of Dyspepsia.

There are thousands Of men and women suf-
fering agonies from dyspepsia who have re-
sorted to every known remedy for that all
ment. with no relief Yet their disease is
curable II the cause which produces the dis
order Is first overcome.
II was left TO Dr.. Marston. the specialist, to
discover that "A large majority Of stomach
troubles are due 10 catarrh OF that organ, and
by thus treating Il the disease is surely cura-
Dyspepsia, in many cases. IS the effect Of
catarrh, ana Is removed only by overcoming
4 Case in Point.
Mr. Ambrose T.. knight. wholesale dealer
IN cakes and crackers. whose o0lcc and place
Of business Is 40 and AZ Mount Vernon
markahlc story:
when came TO Dr. Morston for treat
ment Of catarrh Of the stomach in February
last had lost twenty-siv pounds of flesh and
was 80 constantly troubled with diarrhma
that / became so weak that / could hardly
walk. MY stomach would not retain any
thing thar ate. became very nervous and
my mind became impaired. Through my
I Illness ] lost over el,1uO by not being able 10
attend TO my business ! was very nearly
/ used up. 80 10 speak. before / came 20 Dr.
/ Marston for treatment uud ! was trying 90
sell my business as l was unable 20 attend 10
/ Il. but now ! can very happily say that after
/ but two months treatment DR. MarstOn ha,
/ cured me. / have grown very stout and now
weigh lO5 pounds, am feeling very good and
working every day. / go In all Kinds
weather. l have told a great number OF
people what DIR. Marston has done for mt
/ and YOU can refer anyone You wish TO me.
/ My business, which was for sale, Is now not in
the market, as 4 am well now and able 20 at
/ tend 20 it,
| DR. MarstOn has made an onviahle record
/ in his practice In the last IKE years He can
/ defy anyone 20 exceed him In honest cures
/ lie Is not a sensational advertiser. promising
l the impossible, but "a man I'm sympathy witt
the afflicted aud despairing. The many
testimonials given and published, OF hi.
/ wonderful skill, are of themselves witnesses
/ unqucstionahle. DIR. Aarston treats al
| chronic uiugeringl diseases successfully Will
| harmless vegetable remedies.
! Go and see him for yourselves. To cost
/ nothing to consult him. You viii be Convin
| ced that he Is an educated aud consideration
/ physician. II he takes your case n hand h'
| VIII treat you for a reasonable price. He pre-
| pares and dispenses his own remedies.
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SECRET OF HIS SUCCESS

Or. Marston's success does not depend upon
exaggeration. He does what he claims, as
hundreds Of living, breathing, healthy and en-
thusiasuc people will testify. The question
with Or. Marston is. "Can this sick man or
woman be helped or curedyn When a case is
presented 20 him. and when knowledge, that
comes only from long experience. suggests TO
him that cure Is possible, he moves upon the
enemies works regardless OF the pcCuuiary or
social condition OF the sufferer. Every one
afflicted with any chronic uilment, no matter
II the case has been declared incurable. should
avail themselves OF the opportunity offered "a
consult Dr. Morston, either personally or by
lelter,without charge.
DR.. MarstOn has made special study OF
chronic and nervous diseases, aud has cured
hundreds OF patients after other physicians
had failed. The daily papers of Philadelphia
and other cities have printed, during the past
hV0 yeari, a great many testimonials from re-
liable citizens testifying TO the wonderful
ability Of DR.. Marston in curing them of
what had been considered incurable diseases.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
STRONG ENDORSEMENT.

A trained and trusted correspondent Of the
Trade Review has made a thorough investi-
cation OF DR.. .Marston's record in Philadelphia
and as a result the management Of this
journal cannot but bestow its heartiest ap-
proval upon the man, and TO commend his
work without stint. In nervous and chronic
diseases DR.. Marston has scored such success
that his ability is regarded as marvellous in
deed. in many cases bordering upon the
miraculous.
In the interest Of every reader we say that
where all other skill has failed. where ability
OF the highest order Is demanded, 10 can be
found, and all dangerous imposture avoided
by calling on or writing TO DR.. Marston. We
win cheeriully and willingly answer all
letters concerning this eminent practitioner
but would suggest that time and money car
both be saved by corresponding direct with
DR. Marston. lie Is head and shoulders above
the profession here. We commend him In
unstinted terms and give him our unqualified
endorsement. He succeeds where all Others
fail Trade Review.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
CONSULTATION FREE.

Sufferers from any chronic ailment wishing to know
to the durability Of their the necessary expense of treat
ment ETC., call upon the doctor his office write
full history of their disease when opinion will be given
and the method to be adopted to effect DR. Marston
makes charge for consultation either personally or by
letter Send for pamphlet containing testimonials of
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
IMPORTANT TO OUT-OF-T TOWN
PATIENTS.

Dr. Marston has been wonderfully successful in treating
patients residing of town. Persons residing at distance
and inconvenent the city consult Dr. Marston
personally and wishing know the durability of their
disease can write the Doctor stating fully the history of
their and its symptoms when an opinion will be given
and the method to be adopted to effect cure
Evening journal., 1892-11-11

from food air and SECTION OF A HUMAN KIDNEY
water are absorbed by the system and depos-
tied in some vital organ of the body. Increase
the action and strength OF those eXcretOry
organs and You overcome the disease. Many
n man who has suffered for wears from head
ache and has taken every known "headache
medicine" without avail could be per
maucntly cured If lie would consult a physi-
clan whdhas studied into the causes and who
then can apply the proper remedy.
PLAIN FACTS.
The various salts Of the body are carried
of by the kidneys taking II from the bloc
and voided through the bladder and water
passage. When there is weakness Of the
urinary organs these particles do not pass
or, but lodge and give rise 10 Inflammation,
pain, heat and often intense suffering in
passing water. Sometimes the irritation Is
80 great as TO produce a stOppage OF the water,
requiring the use of an instrument 20 empty
the bladder. There are pains Ia the "small of
the back hips and thighs, desire
10 pas water often, burning, smarting,
indcscfibablc agonies which render life bur
den Sometimes blood will pass with the
water. In such cases the urine contains
brick DUST sediment or slia y deposit.
Analysis hf the water should be made in
these cases 90 learn the causes Of the disease.
(patients should take a small quantity 20 Dr.
Marston for examination. for which no charBe
will be made.l
sufferers should not delay treatment in
such cases. Send DR.. Marston the particulars
OF your ailment II you cannot cal AT his once,
although personal Interview Is better he
Will examine your case carefully and give MS
opinion as to the cure and cost OF treatment,
without charge. All cases are treated with
harmless vegetable remedies only.
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THE LIVER And KIDNEYS
The Cause of Many Ailments-The Proper
Treatment.

There are very
few healthy per-
sons. yet not one
In a thousand
can telltllc cause
Of his ailments.
They are oppiy-I
ing medicine foil
some trouble
some symptom oil
a disease. the
cause Of which
is located in the
liver or kidneys.
Wasting dis
eases are very
often kept alive
by disOrdered
Kidneys or liver.
The impurities
Evening journal., 1892-11-11

choly, neuralgia and scores OF other symp-
toms are constant attendants OF thousands
OF Philadelphia's men and women. In fact.
there are very few who are not taking medi-
cine, yet with no permanent benefit
Tho following testimonial IS from Miss
Mary Anderson. Berlin, Md, who says; "For
many years Twas greatly AFFLICTED with neural
gla In my head. was treated by some OF the
best doctors. but all failed TO make a cure,and
the only RELIEF got from the intense pain
was By the use ofmorphine. Physicians pre-
scribed morphine, saying that by
no other means in their power could they re-
lieve my suiferlngs. ! became addicted 10
the use OF the drug, which was gradually get
ting me more and more in its power, when
was fortunately induced by a friend who was
cured by Dr.Marston, TO consult him and try
his vegetable remedies. From that time to
the present have not taken a particle Of
morphine or opium in any Of Its forms save
once. Neither have had recurrence OF the
severe neuralgia pains IN the head. Ny friends
all say am looking very much better and
really do not feel like the same person.