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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07
san BERNARDINO NEWS.
z Female Christian sciencs-H Healer Acquitte
- 49,

E Female Christian sciencs-Healer Acquitted
Of Manslaughter.
san BERNARDINO, Feb. 6.-Mrs Ward, the
Christian Scientist on trial for manslauglter ia
causing he death OF George Lord Jr.. was this
morning found not guilty. O. Z. Satte, con-
vcted OF stealing raisius from sweat boxes at
Riverside was sentenced this morning TO eight
years At San Quen IN. He IS a dangerous
criminal, having already served a term in san
Quentin.
a. ID. SchOll & Co.'s general merchandise store
az gnlaud, nine miles from here, was burned
out Yesterday morning. Loss on stock $4,000
insurance $4,000. Loss on building $500 IN
suiauce $1,000.
Tie Coroner Just received word or an unknown
man Deng found dead near hound City, six
miles east Of The CITY, who persisted from eX-
pDsuTe.
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DESERTED HIS FAMILY.

An Oregon Farmer Goes Travelling With a
Widow
ALBANY, Feb G.-James Wallace, a farmer
living nesr Albany, has disappeared. II is
thought that he has gone TO California with a
widow. Mrs. Veatch. Last Wednesday he sold
wheat 70 the value OF S14GO and started away on
the sOulh-bOund overland train. lie has wife
aud four children. All his property has been
attached 10 cover his Indebtedness.
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VacavilIe Advancement.

VACAvILLE. Feb. G.-1hs place is making
rapid advancement. The season has been re-
markabe for the amount OF building done and
activity 10 thai line does not ahate. Toby the
Nacavllle Water Company ecided 10 nut IN a
frst-class electric light plant The only thing
the mace needs Is organization. Incorporation
Is regularly defeated By the Board OF super
y.>crs. WHO will mol submit The question TO vote.
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STOCKTON, Feb Civilian Corcoran, a
ttamsler. aged about 30 years, IS missing. lie
was working on a canal job near this city and
came 0 town January 18th, leaving SlX-hOrse
team al the camp. lie started back 10 camp
that night aud has not been seen or head OF
since lnen. lie IS tall man, weighing about
$50 pounds aud lad a gray fun beard. The
Sheriff IS investigating he case.
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MONEY DUE ON BONDS.
Suit Entered Against tbs Farm Mortgage and
Trust Company.

SEATTLE, Feb. G.-The Seattle National Bank
Building Company. which owns The building in
which The Seattle National Bank is located, to-
day entered suit against tie Western Farm Mort
gage and Trust Company for S43325 G3 alleged
10 be due on bonds placed by tie mortgage com
pauy. The Total issue OF He building company 8
bonds was $3.50. 600. aud II is alleged that only
SOS GA 81 was received. The building company
attached the property OF tile mortgage company
in this city and near AuacOries. The latter Is
worth $4,000.
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SACRAMENTO, Feb. 6.-The Capital Turf and
Driving Club tonight opened entries TO the
stakes at tie spring meetings. All Tie events
are we'll flied except the TWO and three year old
pacing stakes. The others have large number
Of entries. Further entries viii close Aprll 81
for running aud OLDER eyeu.s. Tie club has
money iu tie treasury. and expects 10 give The
best spring races ever held here.
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was eml eyed by the railroad. aad on June 25,
1890. Vile he was reUsiIlg lre-te I'D Los
angelo Comfy, a train came along In order
f0 avoid being Tlu over lie WAS compelled TO
lump from Iu- Uestl- 20 the ground, distance
OF Glry feet. His backbone was broken and lie
died OLA AUrfl I. 1891.
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q Pluckv Girl

ORoyuLE, Feb. 6.-Miss Leila Woodman OF
his town started 10 drive buggy team to
Enterprise to-day. The team turned down the
Marysylle road from this place and ran nearly
three miles, she kept the horses In the road and
finally got Them stopped without damage 10 her
sell or the team.
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All Quiet at Lodi.

STOCKTON, Feb. Ga report from Lodi to-
day IS that the man Deyin, whose life has been
regarded as being in danger ever since last
Tuesday by TraSOn OF The popular feeling
against him IN tile Town. has once more changed
his mind and now declares that lie will not be
driven out Of Lodi. Ihe town was quiet today.
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VIsALIA. FEB. G.-The case Of Mamie Eserey
vs.. The Southern Pacific was submitted to a jury
at , o'clock. Tie jury IS SIN out. The lady
obtained a verdict Tor $4,000 at the former trial.
lie Supreme Cont sent II back iOr new trial.
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AUBURN, Feb. G.-The Farmers Institute was
held IN This city yesterday, and today Professors
Wickson and Hilgard OF Tie State University
were present and iectured. Tie Auburn HOrti-
cultural Association has doubled its members.
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National Campaign Club.

SACRAMENTo, Feb. Ca preliminary meeting
was held By the Republicans tonight to form a
national campaign club. in accordance with a le-
quest from the Stale Central Committee. The
meeting was largely attended and enthusiastic
one. and, after appointing certain committees,
was adjourned TIL Thursday.
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While the fields were roaming over.
Breathing uew-mown hay and clover,
Wen think of her, as is our won't,
Whose teeth and breath are, every day,
W hite as white clover-Sweet as hay,
And all from using SoZODONT.
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A BOLD BURGLAR.
His Demand for Money Frustrated by Brave
Woman

SANTA CRUZ. Feb. CA bold but unsuccessful
attempt TO rob the house of August Eeters was
made at 3 80 o'clock yesterday morning. The
burglar gained an ent rance 10 Peters room by
kicking open a door. lie presented pistol aud
demanded money, but Peters chased him from
lie room and held the door while Mrs Peters
shouted for help. This scared the man aud lie
left. The police have arrested a man on Sus-
pIcIOn aud Peters thinks he IS the burglar.
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dren and a few invited guests. TIL affair took
mace IN the lodgeroOm In Lind~rmau Opera
House Building, which was occupied for tue
nTSI time. Lyon Post OF Oakland attended, and
the veterans had a good time
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IMPROVING THE TELEGRAPH.
Three Messages Sent Each Way at the Same
T me

TACCHA (Wash). Feb. Cd /. Mcdonald,
chief operator for lhe Western Union Telegraph
Company here, has applied for a patent on a
seXtuple system OF Telegraph. by which three
messages can be sent each way on a single wire.
Mcdonald applies a duplex o The quadrupleX or
duplex system now 10 use, making SIX wires IN
ALL lie claims That lie can attach his duplex
system TO tile ordinary Morse wire and while
That Is in use can Work his duplex without in
terieiiug with the Morse wire.
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SANTA BARBARA, Feb. 6.-The steamer City
Of sydney arrived here this morning at 1890.
Captain Louis Kempf, L. S. N, reports that she
made l4.81 knots IN her test "Trip, placing her IN
the thitd class mail service.
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Fxcitine Foot-Ball Game

SAN JOSE, Feb. Can exciting game Of foot
BAH took place at Agricultural Park this
afternoon between Tie Stanford University and
Berkeley gymnasium teams. Stanford won by a
score OF % 10 D.
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Nevada Agricultural Society

RENO New, Feb. eat the annual meeting
OF the State Agricultural Society, held here to-
day, Hon. Theodore Winters was elected Presl-
dent ana q. II. StuddaId Secretary. The time
fixed for holding the next fair was September
10Th 10 the oath, inclusive.
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LODI ORCHARD COMPANY.
Il Is Incorporated IN the Interest Of Fruit
Culture

STOCKTON, Feb. Ca number OF Stockton
business men today incorporated the Lodi
Orchard Company with a capital stock OF
$3.50, 600. The Directors are: ID. s. ROsrn-
baum, j. L. Moseley G. +. Without, s. ID. Woods
and A. Felst. This company viii subdvde
large tracts OF laud and sell small parcels to
men who viii set out fruit and nut trees, giving
them ten years without interest to pay for the
land. lie object is to Interest people IN fruit
culture.
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Northern BASEBALL.

WALLA WALLA, Feb. 6.-The WaIia Walla
Base bail Association decided TO join the North
west League II satisfactory Inducements are
given
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wings rested on high cllf at lts side, with
Columbia, clad N gold afmor and PhIygau cap.
lltte below were Eureka ana the bear over
looking lie repr, seutatiYes OF agriculture
maine, machine works ana mining. Followers:
Groups Of old male and female MeXiCaus In rich
rlumage, Indian chiefs. EsqumauX with polar
bears, etc, groups OF old male aud female
BTaZaus, etc.
Float was preceded by a Malay and was
drawn by six Maayau boys representing Asia"
The accessories were high palm trees gOrgeously
decorated eerhants. barbRtic forms and tropi-
cal plants. The followers weTei.ihe Rajah Of
MysOre accompanied by twenty-fOuT warriors In
a picturesque uniform.
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The Steamer HnmhnlAt

EUREKA, Feb. 6.-The Humboldt, which was
not heard from since she left the bar was Grip
pied while crossing out and lay outside for seY-
esal hours, then steamed south.
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Accepted a Loan.

WALLA WALLA, Feb GA meeting Of the
Agrlcullural Society was held this afternoon.
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HAMMOND PARDONED.

An Innocent Man Imprisoned on a Trumped-
Up Charge.
SEATTLE, F-b. 6.-CBarles r. Hammond OF
CleYelaud-street UoHdon) uoloilety WHO has
been In jail here on a charge OF grand larceny
for over 4 year. was pardoued to-day by Gov
ernor Ferry. Hammond WIS sentenced IN De-
cember. 1890 TO two years tn the penltentaTy.
Since then it has been proven that he was not
gully OF grand larceny. aud that The charge on
which lie was convicted WAS ITumped up bY
agents Of the English aIStOcraCy sent mere for
that purpose. HammOnds family has been in
dire distress for tie past year.
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BLOWN TO ATOMS.

An Italian Miner Killed by a Powder Ex-
plOsion.
DGYTOwN. Feb. G.-Fred DaveIla, an Italian,
81 ngle was blown to atoms by an explosion Of
giant powder al tie Cove mine last night He
was charging a drill hole with ten pounds of
powder. Three comrades standing vi hin ten
feet received a few scratches Tie body was
scattered, only thirty pounds Of remains were
found Of a body weighing during life l4O POUNDS.
The largest piece found was Tie SIZE of the palm
of a hand
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WANTS BIG DAMAGES.
Margaret Martin Brings Suit Against the
Southern PACIFIC.

STOCKTON, Feb 6.-MaTgaTet Martin, admin
lsiratlX Of tie estate Of James Murray, has
brought suit against the Southern Pacific Rail-
lOad Company for S2G5OO damages for injuries
iaused 10 Murray from which he died Murray
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By sports like these are all their cares beguiled,
The sports of children satisfy the child
GOLDSMITH
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HERMANN'S SONS.
A Merry Masquerade Given by
That Popular Order.
The Mechanics Pavilion the Chosen Scene Of
Frolic Fancy and Fun - Some Of the
Elaborate Floats Noted.

Whenever the Order Of Hermann's Sons give
an entertainment their friends are certain Of
being royalty entertained.
Their masquerade last night was no exception
to the rule and added another feather TO the
orders cap Several thousands sought admis
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IN pARKEsT AFRICA.

a negro IN advance sounded the KEYNOTE OF the
next float, which was drawn by six negro boys
representing Africa. From high hanging rocks
th- King Of tie desert, BaTbary lion, was per
ctiyed. Al his feet female figure I'm rich idealic
robe, repres -ntlng The Dark Continent under
meath i've other Id al female figures, among
which was a large ostrich. Followers: Tie
negro King OF DahOmey, surrounded by twenty
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SHE MIGHT SHOOT.
AWoNAN TAXES HER HUSBANDS PART
AND THREATENS
To Kill the Man with Whom He Is Hav-
ing Trouble-A Lively Saloon Racket.

To Kill the Man with Whom He Is Hev-
ing Trouble-A Lively Saloon Racket.
An exciting time occurred last night
shortly after 8 o'clock in the saloon of
Charles Simmons on East Tuscarawas
street. There was general rumpus and
the nourishing of revolver which nearly
scared the life out of one man anyway.
Richard Krug, who for a long time has
been in the employ of Mr.. Simmons,
received his discharge yesterday. Ktug
imagined that the night bartender, Gust
Quest, was at the bottom of the affair.
Last night as Quest stalked into the bar
room to 60 TO work, he was met in the
saloon by Krug and his wife. Both
appeared to be somewhat Intoxicated, IL
is alleged. Quest sauntered behind the
bar, donned his white apron and was pre-.
pairing himself to do business for the
night. As he stood behind the bar the
man Krug walked up to him and charged
Quest with being the cause of his loosing
his position. Quest emphatcally denied
this charge and told him to go away, as
he did not desire to quarrel with him.
This talk angered Krug and he then
questioned the bar tender as to some
alleged serious charges purported to have
been made by him against Krug.
He stated that Quest had told some parties
that he (Krug) had been guilty of running
with other women. Quest again denied
the story. The fusilade commenced i'm
mediatey. Hot words we're followed by
lunges at each other, KruR threw himself
over the counter to strike Quest when the
latter struck him over the head with
beer glass.
When the woman saw that her husband
was being defeated she ran behind the
bar with cooked revolver pointed at the
head Of her liege lords adversary, saying,
"I'll kill the man who abuses my hus-
band.n Right there the racket reached
climax. Quest, who was under cover of
the pistol in the angry woman's hand'
made break out of the door and speeded,
hatless and coatless for his life, the
enraged woman following him. He had a
good start and easily eluded her sprinting,
When seen at Barry's saloon on South
Market street last night Quest appeared
deathly pale and afraid the woman might
appear at any moment and end his life.
The Krugs started for home after Quest
skipped out.
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SEVERELY INJURED.
A Small Boy Knocked Down by a BIZ
cycle.

A Small Boy Knocked Down by BIZ
cycle.
Eight year old Ralph Moonshower of l51
East Tuscarawas street, was severely
bruised last night as result of colliding
with a bicycle. The boy was seated on
the curbing in front of the house about
half past five o'clock last evening await
ing the coming of his step father from
his work. Apparently sighting him COM
ing in the distance he arose and was about
to cross the street when bicycle ridden
by young man ran into him and knock
ed him to the ground. The machine was
of the "safety" kind and the front wheel
struck the child in the right hip. When
he fell his forehead struck the hard brick
paving, and he was rendered unconscious
for short time. The bicyclist whose
name could not be learned, was thrown
off his machine and fell heavily to the
paved street, receiving several bruises.
The boy was picked up and carried into
the house. DR.. Nile was called. The
parents Of the boy attach no blame to the
'cyclist, as it ia stated that when he saw
the periIous position of the child he turn
ed his machine to the side to avoid him.
The little fellow is resting easy today and
will be out in few days again.
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Meponaldsvllle Matters.

MCDoNALDsvILLE,J June 21.
Mrs Daniel Batz of Massillon, visited in
town last week.
Solomon Rice visited his brother in
Akron on Sunday.
Mr.. Fry, the landlord, and family
moved to Canton last week.
J, f. Keck is putting up q large bank
barn for MIR. Brown, north of town.
There was great deal of confusion in
town Sunday night. Boys be careful.
Theodore Batz has left this place for
elsewhere. Too much work here for him.
Warren Braucher and Oscar Batz of
hrumroy visited their parents on Sunday.
The school at this place will close on
Friday next, Mr.. George Staufer, teachert
Mr.. Wheeler and wife of Canton were
the guests of Samuel Betz and family last
week.
Pete Uhinger and family Of Greensburf
visited the family of Joseph Braucher OF
Sunday.
Jacob Moatz and family of Uniontowi
visited at the home of Henry Gooden
berger on Sunday.
Lightning struck into Mr., Blomiseor'
barn one day last week and killed a ca
belonging TO Aaron Reider, who is farmir
the place.
Some of our young folks attended II
festival on Saturday night held at Map
Grove school house by the singing soci'
of that place and came home after
rain,
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encouraging them to believe he would
stand by them.
They tell some curious history of the
German movement on Sunday and it's
relation to the Hill movement. German
and Brice, they say, encouraged the Hill
leaders to call the midwinter convention.
German promised that the Maryland
convention should be held soon after the
convention at Albany. 1t was a part of
the policy of the anti i-Cleveland people to
weaken Cleveland throughout the coun-
try by having his State in
struct for Hill, by following this with
an anti-Clevelsnd convention In Mary
land which had always been Cleveland
strong hold. German, the Hill men say,
broke faith in this and did not have the
Maryland convention called until almost
every other convention in the country had
been held.
The Illinois delegation is not entirely
satisfied with the unit rule, but an
attempt by the New York men to break
II by offering combination of Slocum
and Morrison has not met with sufficient
favor to warrant them in the belief that
the action of the delegation will be re-
scinded before the frat ballot is taken.
II the first ballot does not romi-
nate the Illinois men may hold
another caucus and rescind their
agreement to vote for Cleveland. Not
only the Illinois men are restive about the
unit rule but they are displeased with the
combination believed to have been made
by the Cleveland managers on Gray, Of
Indiana, for Vice President. Illinois has
two favorite sons who are candidates for
the Vice Presidency. One of them is a
very dark horse, Hon. Lambert Tree.
The other, Hon. Adlaie Stevenson. He
has been exploited for some time as a
good man for the second place ON the
ticket, in case the Presidency went to the
east. The friends Of Cleveland were fear
ful of the trouble that the other delegates
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LOST IN THE WOODS,
An Employe at Myers Lake Loses His
Way.

An Employe at Myers Lake Loses His
Way,
A fine story is being told about an en-
ploye Of the Casino at Myers lake, named
Myers. Myers came to town Monday
night to see the beau ideal of his passion
ate love. He remained in town until
late hour, and missing car he hired
buggy and started for the lake. The night
was very dark one and at that hour the
roads leading to the lake were not easily
discernible, and in addition to that he was
a new man and had only once or twice
before driven to the place, and that was in
the light OF day. Myers started out from
town happy in spirit and with bright hopes
before his eyes. He rode toward the
lake. 1t seemed to him ever such a long
ways out When he had ridden about two
hours it occurred to him that he must be in
the vicinity of his destination. But then
he was twice as Tar Off. Instead of strik
ing the road leading to the lake off Tus-
carawas street he struck one which led
several miles away. He was considerably
embarrassed and made his way back to
town as best he could. He secured the
services of a hostler in the livery stable
who again started out with him and carried
him to his home. 1t was after 3 o'clock
Tuesday morning when the lost man
reached the lake. OF course he didn't
want the story to come out, but his smiling
countenauce yesterday gave him away.
Myers says the next time he goes home he
will keep his eyes open.
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Bright and early this morning he, ex-
Secretary Whitney and Don NJ. Dickinson
had their heads together in private room
adjoining the Cleveland headquarters
at the Palmer. With them was also j. H..
Cultivate, representing the Columbus, o.,
district in Congress, who has a walkover
for his fifth successive term, The con-
ference must have been pleasant, for all
looked as smiling as May morning when
they emerged.
One Ohioan has dropped by the way
side so far and he is one who cannot we'll
be spared. Col. James L. Neal, chairman
Of the Ohio Democratic committee, known
as the Adonis of the Ohio Democracy, has
been taken seriously i'll and is being cared
for at the house of a friend.
From Ohio in particular they have come
droves, requesting, demanding, begging,
all protesting confidence that Cal Brice
would not 60 back on his native State and
being particularly sure that he would
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Ia n00H na netn

as good as new
that's the condition of liver, stom.
ach and bowels, when DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets have done their
work. It's a work that isn't fin.
ished when you've stopped taking
them, either It's lasting. They
cure, as well as relieve. And it's
all done SO mildly and gently |!
There's none of the violence that
went with the old-time pill. One
tiny, sugar-coated Pellets gentle
laxative It three to four act as o
cathartic. Sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Constipation, Indiges-
ton, Bilious Attacks, and all de-
rangements of the stomach and
bowels, are prevented, relieved and
cured. As a Liver Pill, they're un-
equaled. They're purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless = the smallest,
cheapest, and easiest to take.
They're the cheapest pill you can
buy, because they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money is
returned.
You only pay for the good you
get. Can you ask more }?
That'a the peculiar plan all DIR,
Plerce's Medicines are sold on.