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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25
A FLASH OF FLAME.
And Pretty Miss Vaughn Is Disfigured
for Life.



Fort Worth Gazette.
Miss Lizzie Vaughn, living with her
mother on Galveston avenue, Fort Worth,
has been the victim of very distressing
accident She had gone into the sitting
room for the purpose of lighting a fire in
coal stove, taking with her can of gaso-
line. a part of the contents of which she
emptied upon the coal that was in the stove.
A match was lighted and Miss Vaughn was
lust upon the point of touching it to the
fuel in the stove, when, in some way, the
blaze communicated itself to the gasoline in
the can. An explosion Immediately followed
and the gasoline was thrown all over the
room. The young lady was bewildered by
what had happened and still held to the can,
which was blazing right up in her face.
Mrs Vaughn, her mother, hearing the
noise Of the explosion, rushed into the room,
and seeing her daughter still holding the eau
of burning fluid, knocked it from her hands
to the floor, where 1t was extinguished. A
physician was Immediately sent for, and
examined the burns. He found that the
Young lady had been badly burned about
the face and throat. the worst burns being
on the left cheek and lower down upon the
law The eyebrows and eyelaSIes were
entirely burned off, and the lids burned so
badly that it is impossible for her TO open
her eyes Miss Vaughn had beautiful
suit of thick black hair. and this was also
burned. The bangs were slnged entirely
off, ard upon the left side of her head the
hair was burned nearly entirely off.
The greatest wonder, the doctor said, was
that the young lady escaped with her life,
as in such cases the victims nearly always
swallow the flames and are burned inter-
nally TO such an extent as to cause death.
AS it is, Miss Vaughn, who is an unusually
pretty and attractive young lady of about Is
years, will in all probability have her face
disfgured for life.
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IN hot PURSUIT.
The Chase After Scout YODkiD'S
Murderer.
One Of th8 White Water Robbers Fatally
Wounded.
EFat8l Cunning BCcident-S1iCide Of Dis
tr.u Attorney Brown Of YaTapai
County, Arizona.
SPECIAL 10 Tur NT0RNr',7 CAUr.

FAmuAv4N 1yash), Jan. 2i-There Is
NOW very uue doubt that the Indian,
Gs5r-e Placer. who attempted to murder
e.erH lie Lormer yesterday and escaped,
is the murderer Of Moses Yonkin. His
nephew Henry. arrested with Placer, made
a confession last night in which he
stated that he and Placer were walk
ing aloae The railroad track Wednes-
day afternoon and overlook Yonkin
going home. Yonkn was drunk and Placer
attempted to rob him Of his watch and a
bottle If whisky Yoakin resisted and
the Indian beat him to death with a
club. An exciting chase for Placer
Is now in progress in Nooksack Valley. All
the Indians ON the Lummini Reservation,
in hope Of getting the $50 reward offered
10y the county, have Joined the Sheriff
posse In the chase.
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ARREST on SUSPICION.
Supposed to Be Implicated in the Murder Of
+ra 0Fr o.~ O. p5o Vs-+s

Supposed to Be Implicated in the Murder Of
the Officer at Rio Vista.
SACRAMENTO, Jan, 2A-The police have
under arrest here a man named Dan
Shine on suspicion Of being one of the
men Implicated in the murder OF Officer
Howard at Rio Vista. Shine admits that
he was in Antioch the day before the muir
der, but says he went to West Hartley,
Contra Costa County.
He acted strangely on the train coming up
from Benicia aud attracted the atten-
ton Of the conductor BY being
drunk and showing a wound on the
hand which he said he got during
a racket at Rio Vista. he is an ex-convict,
and is well-knOWn to Solano officers VINO
viii trace his recent wauderings. It IS known
he was recently driven out Of Rio Wista.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25
A Murderer at Large.

SEATTLE, Jan. 24-At midnight Sheriff
WooIey read a dispatch from Justice
of the Peace Cousins at the New
Castle coal mining camp, asking
him to arrest Charles Harrison. a
Mulatto gambler for murder. The dispatch
gives q description of Harrison and says he
left. there at 10 O'Clock after committing an
atr0cious murder, but does not tell who
was killed Tie telegraph ethce at
New Castle is closed and no
further particulars are Obtainable. The
murderer is reported to have started toward
Black River junction. where he can take
train either 10 Seattle or Tacoma. Sheriff
WOoley has deputies started cut in pursuit.
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clip. As soon IS t. is removed. however,
the two points coming in contact form cir
cult and an alarm-bel rings. If the trav IS
taken out of the case and one of the articles
is removed, the bell rings Immediately when
the tray is returned to its place. The sales
men have little wooden pins which they
stick in between the two poi IS If the clip
to prevent the alarm be | rom ringing when
they wish TO remove a piece OF jew elry.
KleutOnania is not rampant IN this store.
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CUNNING ACCIDENTS.
One Young Man Killed and Another Da

One Young Man Killed and Another Dan
gerously Wounded.
NAPA, Jan. 24-Fred Larmmel, 10 years
Of age, was accidentally shot about half
past ! O'clock this afternoon one mile west
Of town. He was out hunting with a com
panion. and was leaning on shotgun.
when it was accidentally discharged. Larm-
mel lived about one hour.
PETALUMA, Jan. 4.-Yesterday after
noon a young Portuguese named MandOZa,
while hunting near this city, pulled his
shotgun toward him, exploding the charge.
IL was loaded with blasting powder and
Dird-shot The charge entered tina outside
of the upper part Of the right hip, coming
ont on the inside below. The wound is
very dangerous.
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VICTIM OF DRINK.
A Brilliant Lawyer, Crazed With Liquor,
Commits Suicide.

Y
Commits Suicide.
PREsC0TT (Ariz). Jan. n Robert Brown,
District Attorney Of Yayapai County and
one Of tie ablest lawyers in Northern Ari-
iona, committed suicide at o'clock this
morning by cutting the arteries Of his left
arm just above the elbow. He had been
drinking several DAYS. and had q Sigh, at
tack Cf pneumonia, from which he was re-
covering His wife. worn out with watching
him. had fallen asleep, when he arose and
went downstairs and secured razor from
bureau ana returned to bed where he COM
mitted the act. After cutting the artery he
pul ga bis shirt sleeve down and buttoned il,
closed the razor and pUr it IN Its case and.
when almost dead from loss of blood.
awakened his wife Before medical aid ar
rived lie was dead. Dependency caused
from drink evidently caused him 60 commit
,he deed. rs he remarked 20 q friend q few
days ago that it was impossible for him %
abstain from drink, and he thought De would
be better un IF he were dead. While In
these Respondent moods previously, be lad
threatened I'D take BIS life.
An inquest was held to-day ana q verdict
was found in accordance with tile above
facts The body las been taken in charge
10y the Knights u Iythia-, Ct which order
lie was member, ana viii he buried lC-mur-
row afternoon at = o'clock.
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A CLEVER DEVICE.
Il Mechanical Detective in a Jewelry Es-
tabllshmeDt.

An uptown jeweler has a clever mechani-
cal detective for preventing articles Of jew
elry from being stolen from the trays while
they are in the cases, or when salesman is
showing the articles In tray to a customer.
Electricity is the agency used. In the bot
tom OF the showcase are a number OF copper
strips connected with electric batteries and
an alarm bell. On the bottom of the trays
are copper strips corresponding with those
in tho bottom of the showcase.
Each article Of jewelry in the trays is held
IN a small spring clip, and the article holds
the two points of the clip from coming in
contact when the piece of jewelry is III the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25
SWISS FAMILY Tragedy.
Tragic Fate of Lydia Esoher, the Ex
Daughter-in-Law of President Welt.

Tragic Fate of Lydia EScher, the Ex-
Daughter-tn-LAw of President Well.
Berue Correspondence Manchester Courier.
The funeral has Just taken place of Lydia
Escher, only daughter of tho deceased
engineer Of the Gcthard Tunnel. The de-
ceased lady in 1888 married the son of Presi-
dent Welt. who has recently resigned from
the Swiss Federal Council. The marriage
gave promise Of much happiness, but the
lady soon displayed an absurdly romantic
disposition. At last scandal and grief were
caused by the lady clipping with III. StaufTer,
a painter.
The runaway couple travelled good deal,
but in 1888 Stauffer was arrested at Rome.
He was released after a short detention.
but meanwhile Weltl obtained q divorce.
. Then Stauffer returned to Berne, where he
attempted suicide with q revolver. He re-
covered from his seli-intliCied injury, and
subsequently proceeded to Florence. where
during last summer he made more deter
mined attempt on his own lfe and this
time succeeded. The lady brooded over her
loss, and became greatly depressed. At
length she wrote to Professor VoEt. an old
friend Of her father, saying: StautfeT
calls me- | must Tej0in him" She was
then living in a superb villa near Geneva,
having an annual income of about 2.O00, 600
francs, 1uUUU Oh when she dispensed In
charity.
Professor Vogt aud President WeIti
sought TO reconcile the former husband of
the unfortunate woman, but their efforts
were futile, his reply being that Stauffer's
ghost haunted him and forbade reunion.
The lady's dependency increasing and she
having several times attempted suicide, it
was deemed advisable by her friends to
have her closely watched. All this care
was, however, hafied. On Saturday last
she retired to her bedroom. secured the
door, and, excluding all possible air, she
turned the gas on fully. and an hour later.
when the room was forCiby entered, she
was found dead. The funeral took place at
Geneva. Universal sympathy is felt for the
overwhelmed DR.. Welt, who lost a brother
last year. whose wife is a confirmed lunatic
and in an asylum, whose daughter recently
died Of cancer ana whose son is now pros
trated by the most recent family afflction.
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team tailed in the first and seventh innings
aud the visitors once in the fifth and twice
in the ninth on account of errors in field
ing. The batteries were: knell and Lob
man for Los Angeles. Tanning and Spies
for San Jose. The attendance was l4OO.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25

SAN JOSE. Jan 2I-J. B. Sebilla was ar
rested here tonight for passing bogus
checks drawn on the Bank of California.
He secured SIS from A. NJ. McCabe, the
halter, and endeayored to get checks
casLel elseNlerr Int failed.
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shotgun Argument.

A Raymond correspondent writing to the
Fresno Expositor says: We have had quite
a romance in our town lately. George PrOss
has been aspiring to the hand of May Phil
lips, charming young lady near town, and
the young lady being willing, and what was
more to the point, the mother being willing
tho vonnp man proceeded 10 Fresno anG
upon returning with the license lie was met
by the young lady's brother armed with a
shotgun, and the shotgun being more per
suasive than the license poor George re-
tired in dismay. SO 1t is declared off for a
time, but we hope he'll win his bride in the
END, as he is well worthy OF such reward.
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San Jose Beats Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES. Jan. 24-The first Of a
serious of ball games between the San Jose
and Los- Angeles teams was played this aft.
ernA at Athletic Park, and resulted in
victory for tie visitors by to- The local
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 4-News from ex-
Secretary Of State Hendricks at a late hour
last night was that his condition was not
improved. and the belief is that his end IS
near.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 24-The strike Of the
stone-cutters employed en- the Government
building is of Contractor Carlaw to-day
conceded the demand of the men for eight
hours at 81, and tomorrow all will be at
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25
Dropped Dead.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. Ply. c. Felch, a
pioneer Of 40, fell dead in his yard to-day.
The deceased W as 70 years Of age. and well
known i'm tLIs section.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25

Jerry Simpson and Senator PETER both
wear gold Spectacles. and have n fondness
for "stOre" clothes. Mr. PETER affects a
shiny black coat of rather antique pattern.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25
sMUGGLED ACROSS THE LINE.
Twenty-eight Cinnamon Captured Near
Seattle.

SEATTLE, Jan. 24-Ihe United States
Customs officers captured twenty-eight
Cinnamon ten miles from this city this
morning, who had been smuggled across the
line. a number Of others escaped.
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SECRETARY HENDKICKs DEAD.
He Expires at His Home Shortly After Mid


SACRAMENTO, Jan. 25.-Ex-Sec-etarv
of State Hendricks died tonight short
ly after midnight. he had been
i'll several weeks from an abseess which
formed in one of his ears, and the indam-
nation spread TO the brain. He has been
unconscious several days, and the doctors
gave up all hopes last Thursday.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25

PETALUNIA, Jan. PA COW belonging to
Andrew Peoples. near Stony Point. in this
county, last Wednesday night gave birth to
three bull calves.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25

Avoid all RISK with a Stubborn Cough by using
at once Dr. d. Jaynes Ezpectorant, a sure remedy
for all Coughs and Colds and well calculated to ex
ert beneficial influence on the Lungs and Throat
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25

The number of epileptics is very large {;
probably there are quarter OF a million in
this country. The amount Of suffering en-
dured by the patients and their friends
must be incalculable.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25

In New York there are 80, 600 cash girls be-
tween II and IA years of age.
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One hundred pieces HAND
LOOM TABLE DAM
ASK, new designs, at
soc per yard.
Seventy-fve pieces B1eached
TABLE D A M A S K,
satin finished, elegant
designs, at 75c per
yard.

BY PROMPT ATTENTION. -
Berkeley
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-10

Rf VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXE.
~ cntcd to me ~ trustee by Rose Levine and
5. Levine. her husband, dated May IL, 1890, and
OF record in tho clerks office OF the Hastings
Court, or the city OF Roanoke, Va, In deed
book b, page 25a, to secure to ID c. Moomaw
the payment OF tho sum of S3.350, evidenced by
their several ncgotia llc non-ntcrest- hearing
the pay mcnt OF three of the aforesaid notca, two
or which are In the sum OF $40 each and the other
ono in the sum of sS3. 10, ali bearing date on MAY
IL. ISM, and payable i'll Is. 10 and IL months
from ate respectively, and being required 80 o
do by the beneficiary in the aforesaid deed OF
trust, will sell at public auc' ion to the highest
bidder. in front OF the courthouse. In the city Of
2Tl ii, 1872, AT O'Cl OCK T.. NJ
All that certain lot or parcel OF land with good
house and improvements thereon. lying in the
city OF Roanoke, Va, bounded and described as
follows: beginning at point OH the north side
OF Third avenue formerly Campbell strceU = w.
b0 icct cast OF Fourth street 3 W. formerly Lewis
streeO; thence with Third avenue y W. east IS
and y fctt to point; thence northward ~ feet
TO point; the nee westward in line with stable
and alley IS feet; thence southwark g7k feet TO
the place OF beginning on Third avenue y. w.
TERMS: Cash M to 80 much rs may be neccs
sary to pay all costs and charges attending the
execution nf this trust, a trustees commission OF
o per cent and to pay or and discharge the three
past due notes and one note in the sum OF $40
due January IL, 1872; the balance to be made pay
able at such time or times as the remaining In
secured by deed OF trust upon the property
hereby cold, and the residue, III any, to be made
payable at snch time and in ouch manner ns shall
he made known OH the day of salo.
GEO. c. MOONAw.
dec9I-tds Trustee.
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dec23ttls

TNRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
Il OF trust executed to me by W. j. Adams,
dated December 5th. 1StO and recorded I'm the
clerks office OF the Hastings Court OF the city of
Roanoke. Va, to secure to W. l.. Andrews and
IT, e. Fianagan the payment OF the sum OF $SlU7
ns evidenced by Two certain interest bearing
negotiable notes, OF even date or said deed. one
Tor S1463 payable one year after date to
q. Flanagan, and one for $44A payable one
year after date to w. l.. Andrews, both of said
notes being made by W. j. Adams to snid
Flanagan and Andrews, and payable with inter
est ut u per cent per annum at the National Ex.
change Bank; OF Roanoke, Va. md default hav-
ing Dccn made in the payment OF both of said
notes, and being requested so to do by the
holders or said notes, shall ON MONDAY
TIE 25TII DAY OF JANUARY. 1872. AT II
O'CLOCK NJ, of that day, in front OF the court
house building In the city OF Roanoke. ofrer for
sale ut pubic auction all of that certain lot or
parcel OF land in said city bounded and described
rs follows:
Beginning at point on tho north eide of Cen
tire street lOu feet cast OF Tenth street; thence
eastcrly5O feet to oint; thence northerly laj
rect to an alley; thence westerly with said alley
90 fcct to point, thence southcrly ~, feet to-
place or beginning, and known ny lot IL section
~. Rogers, Fairfax aud Houston Addition to the
city OF Roanoke, Va.
TRkMS Cash sufficient to nav the cost or
executing this trust, including trustees com.
missions. and to pay the sum or SSgOT with In
terest there on from December 5, lS.W, until dnte
or sale. Purchaser TO assume n note OF Ron
payable June 81, 1872, with interest from june
II. ISM. The balance, il any, on such terms ne
will be announced on day OF sale.
HENRY II. PARRISH
ucc-o-tu Trustee.
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pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Exr.

10y VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST EXE
~ euted to me by A. NJ. shepherd and Mary b.
Shepherd, dated November 20, 1855 and recorded
in the clerks Office OF the Hastings Cont OF koa,
noke city. Va in deed book IL, page III to secu,
10 n. Partee the cum of $SU0 with into rest II be-
lug a part OF the purchase money, IA evidenced
by fonr certain negotiable notes OF the parties
executing tbi- trust, each In the sum OF $.sI and
payable respectively in one. two, three and fou'
wears Default having been made In the three
year note and hoi' requested 30 To do by the
beneficiary, will ofrer at public auction In front
OF the coai thousc door In the city OF Roanoke
Va. ON WEDNESDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF
JANUARY, lSre AT IL O'CLOCK NJ the fsl.
lowing described parcel OF land situated and ly nc
In the city OF Roanoke. Va, bounded and de.
scrihed b follows, To vii:
beginning ut point on the south side OF ,yohn
teet $50 feet east from Iewis street, thepss In 4
soniherly direction Ito feet tn alley; ths acc IN
sn ea7tcrly direction with said alley 10 net 10 3
point; thence In northeriy direction luz feot IA
John street. thence In n westerly direction vii,
John 10 feet To- place OF beginning, with an The
appartcnancn- thereto hello ieing.
TERMS. Cash sufficient To dcfrav ,ho ,xpcns.
OF - ecutin2 this trust and trn-trS, c.,nni--ior
Of > per cent. aud the past due note. 2an wi.t
Interest. and the ~ umptioN OF 4 ~ befug -,
itsi asie dHe ~pder ihi. q. 81 tesrsns eesn a.,
sl,h .sie De- d r sldne, Il any. vii he made
1 - 49, ~ ~ .. sal-. u u Gay
$3.50 - Ir4rlcc.
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Health is W ealth
DIR. E. G. VESTS Nerve AND BRAI

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TRUSTEES, SALES.

dated on 10Th day OF June, 1891. and dc,aplr
haying been made In the payment OF the arst i've
OF SAID notes, payable to the said Royers Eni,sar
ana Houston, trustee and the Interest nayahia
thereon, and having been required by Tho here
hciaIy under said deed SO to do, I win orrcr ror
sale to the highest bidder at public anction IN
front OF the courthouse In the city OF Roannrn
va. On WEDNESDAY, THE 9TH DAY III
JANUARY, 1872, AT 1s NJ, all those certain to,s
and parcels OF land situated in the tity or Ro.n
oke, Va, ana known as lots Nos 4 10 Z both In
elusive, tecti Ill No. %, shown ~ shown nv no
map of the property of Rogers, Fairfax IL lions.
ton. ~ ANUS
TERMS: Cash az to so much az may bc ncc.s
sary TO dcfrsy expenses OF executing this trnst
Including trustees commission of / Der cont
and to pay on and discharge the notes now in
default and due and payable to tho said NJ NJ
Rogers, Henry Fairfax and Thomas j. Houston
ana all OF said notes arc yet to become due
with interest as aforesaid, the balance to be an
the said II. Iasman to II. Ilasman and L Sachs
payable. (but ono half OF said two notes being
payable by said liasman to himself, and having
nee released by the said Sachs the purchaser
under the deed is TO pay or only the haif of said
notes payable to |. Sachs) together with interest
thereon as aforesaid, the payment OF said notes
10 % properly secured; and the residue, IL any,
to be payable in one and two cQual annual in
stalmcnts In one and two years respectively from
date OF sale with interest to be secured by deed of
trust on the premises
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON,
oecSStus Truestce.
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LEMON ELIXIR.
Pleasant, Elegant, Roliabl,

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For fevers, chills and malaria, take
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For sleeplossness, nervousness and
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For Indigestion and foul stomach,
take Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
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DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
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