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KILLED AT SPOKANE.
Trix leighton, Formerly Resident of Oak
land, MurSered


SPOKANE, March 29.-Ai Leighton, a
farO-dealer, was fished out of shallow
part Of the Spokane River, where he was
yelling for heir, early this morning His
mistress. known as Trix Leighton, was
found dead in her room with a bullet in her
brain. He is booked for murder, but the
sporting element is working hard TO make
out case Of suicide. and at the inquest to-
day only sporting people testified. The
woman was formerly a resident OF Oakland,
and four OF her children are attending
school in that city. 1t is supposed that
Leighton murdered her and then walked
into the river to convey the idea that ne
wanted to die from grief. He chose shallow
water, however. and yelled for aid. The body
OF the woman was warm when found and
was dressed in a street costume, with hat,
cloak and gloves on. On a table was a note
purporting TO have been written by the
woman saying: Il love my AL | am to
blame for all. Al, forgive me, my darling"
The two have been here about FIVE or
six weeks, and have Quarre!ed much lately.
Consideration for the vote Of the sports, OF
whom there are over 1000 in the city, may
influence in the case.
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For all patients commencing treatment be-
fore April Drs. Blair and Neal make the eX-
traordinarily favorable proposition of treat
ing them with the same skill and thorough
ness as heretofore for the sum of TEN dol
lars per month for each months treatment
This is the only charge made by Drs. Blair
and Neal. All medicines-the pGrest and
best obtaInable-are furnished free.
The treatment is entirely painless. mild,
thorough and scientific. The results OBJ
tanned by its use are efficient and lasting.
Drs. Blair and Neal are specialists in the
strictest construction Of the term. They are
skillful, as only long years of study and
practice can mako them. They make no
statements which are not true and which
they cannot prove. Dr. Blair or DIR. Neal
will personally treat all patients.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
MRS. ISAAC rRIEpLANpER.

At an early hour yesterday morning Mrs. Pris.
CHA friedlRnder, widow OF the late Isaac Fried
lander, at one time the most prominent grain
Mrs. FriedlaDder, who was q native of CharIes.
ton, 5. C.. aud In the sixty fifth year OF her age
was woman who was highly esteemed by an
friends and acquaintances. She was OF a retiring
disposition, but her manner OF dealing with
people ana her charitable disposition won high
degree OF respect. Mrs. Friedander leaves SON
4. Carey Friedlander, who is secretary of the
Produce Exchange, and several daughters one
OF whom Is the wife OF ugustus j. Bowie
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FROM VICTORIA.
Newsy Budget of Important Items From
the North


VICTORIA, B. c., March OF. j. Y.
Skiff, chief of the Mines and Mining De-
partment of the Columbian Exposition, in a
letter to Consul Meyers, says that a great
deal is expected from this province.
Scoke Hills are sprinkled with snow this
morning. Only the second time this winter.
The II. N. Champion is due from the
south. Orders have been issued for her TO
coal aud proceed north at once. The War
spite is expected on Sunday. 1t is thought
that the Champions orders have q bearing
on the Bering Sea matter. No American
Government boats have yet gone north
l.. II. NOrthey. one of the projectors of
the Canadian Northern Railroad, returned
from Tacoma He says that it is the object
OF the company to explore the country
through which to build and then commence
the construction. A number Of wealthy
men interested have land the island, be-
sides being interested in Cariboo, through
which the line will run.
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TOOK TWO SHOTS.

B Harysville Saloon-Keeper Shoots at Three
Of His Patrons.
YUBA CITY. March 29-Fred Klempp.
who keeps the Cliff House saloon, just
across the river on the Marysville side,
fired both barrels of shotgun at three men,
just before noon. but his aim was not good
The men took drink at the saloon, and
after waiting few minutes said they were
when the next car passed. Instead of
answering Klempp got bis shotgun and told
them to leave. They had not gone far
when he fired. Klempp says he was afraid
they were going to rob him. The men are
peaceable laborers living here. Too much
liquor is thought to be the cause of the
shooting
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-30

The StOnecutters' Union has elected the
following officers: President, James Neish
financial secretary, Gus Buchele; CORE
spending secretary, James Johnston; treas
urer, David McGilvery; sergeant-at-arms.
Andrew Smith
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Divorces Granted.

Adolpb Richter was divorced by Judge
Hunt from Lizzie Richter on the ground of
her willful desertion. She simply left him
on Washington's Birthday. in 1890, ito go to
some man in Montana" as she had often
threatened to do.
Eva Errington was divorced from John T.
Errington, an expressman. who deserted her
in Napa City In January, 1890
Judge Levy divorced Matilda Buchanan
from A. NJ. Buchanan on the ground of
his failure TO provide
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and soon after they met on the dock for
d AIRED Riley to fight him and the pair went
to the end of the wharf, where a ring was
formed Of boxes, barrels and other freight
and a timekeeper and referee was APP
pointed in true ring style. Half dozen
bloody rounds were fought aud it looked as
If Riley would come out the victor when
Officers FitzgibboHs ana Corneen appeared
aud declared the fight draw. The pugilists
were taken to The North Harbor station
and charged with battery
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WORK BEGUN.
Ground Broken at Bakersfield On the Branch
Line to the Oil Wells

BAKERSFIELD, March 29.-Thirty men
with 120 work animals arrived here yester-
day from Sacramento to work on the branch
railroad Of the Southern Pacific to the oil
wells and asphalt lands. situated about SO
miles southwest of here. Turton e. Knox
OF Sacramento are the contractors and Mr.
Mowry is In charge. Work was commenced
at the main line of the Southern Pacific,
close to town, this morning with % buck.
scrapers and two plows. Mr.. Knox is here
trying TO hire teams to start another camp
a few miles south, but he finds it difficult to
get them on account of the great demand
for them here on farms and in preparing
lands for colonists.
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REDWOOD CITY, March 29.-Aristidez
Hertzberg, young man from the East
Greenwood Tract, while coming into town
this afternoon in a cart, was struck by the
2:46 train. The cart was demolished nd
the man thrown upon the cowcatcher. The
fireman with great presenfe of mind rushed
ont and held him until the train was brought
TO a stand. He WAS carried to hotel and
is now in the hands of a surgeon and ap-
pears to be injured fatally.
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Reorganized Democrats.

A subcommittee of three, appointed by
the committee of eleven. which has been
named by the Sutter-street Democrats to
prepare an address to the Democratic State
Central Committee. reported yesterday
afternoon that its labors are completed and
presented the address to the other eight
members of the committee. The contents
of the communication will not be made
public until 1t is presented to the State
Central Committee at its next meeting. but
il is known that it contains an appeal TO
that body to refrain from all interference
IN local politics, SO that the reOrganiZers
may pursue their recently adopted campaign
plan, as they intend TO do at any rate.
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Mrs. Annie Jenness Miller will deliver
her second lecture this evening in Metro
politan Temple, and the subject chosen is
Cultivation of individuality = How TO
make the most Of ones self" The lecture
VIII be illustrated with artistic costumes
and physical culture exercises. Mrs. Miller
is pretty woman, an exquisite dresser and
a lecturer who Is very entertaining.
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RAILROAD MAGNATES.
They Assemble in Force at Ell Paso and Talk
With Jay Gould

Ell PAso. Tex, March 29-There is no
longer any reason to doubt that some rail-
road scheme is on foot G. 2. Huntington
is expected. Roswell Miller. president of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul Rail-
road, arrived Yesterday and held an inter-
view with Jay Gould aboard the Atlanta
James J.. Howe. vce-preSident of the Wa
bash read, came out of Mexico tonight, and
spent the greater part of the day with MIR.
Gould. G. w. Stillman, representing Ed
ward SearleS' interest in the Southern
Pacific, came yesterday. a. n. Towne,
general manager and yice-president of the
Southern Pacific, will reach Ell Paso to-
night at ii o'clock by special train. and just
what is contemplated is known only to the
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NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
LINENS,
QUILTS,
BLANKETS,
PIANO COVERS,
BED SETS,
FlAkNELS,
TIDES,
ThplE EElTc

OUR ORDER DEPARTMENT complete and affords
patrons residing outside Francisco
All
and Berk
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The Howard Club.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Howard
Club was held last evening. County Com
mitteeman j. II. Sullivan deplored the lack
of harmony at present existing in the Re-
publican ranks, but predicted that all dis
putes you'd be amicably settled in the near
future, when success in the coming election
would surely ensue. Speeches were made
by Marin Stevens and others.
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A Prcspector Suicides.

PHOENIX. March 29-John Lukra, we'll
known and old-time prospector, was found
dead beside his campfire on Maricopa canal
this afternoon. No indications of violence
are observable. and from the presence of
partialy filled bottle of strychnine 1t is
thought that he committed suicide. He
was 40 years old.
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ThirtY-Tir.t Disirict Demnora,s.

An enthusiastic meeting OF the Reorgan-
lied Democrats of the Thirty-frs Asse bly,
District was held last night at Trades Hall,
1859 Mission street, Sidney Hall in the chair
and joseph Gogcr acting as secretary. A
hundred and twenty names were added to
the roll. and the club decided to attend the
mass-meeting at Metropolitan Hall next
Saturday evening in body.
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Inst His GIaesae

Yesterday afternoon DIR. j. III. Cloud of
New York. guest of the Grand Hotel,
while reading letter in the Postoffice, laid
valuable pair of gold-rimmed glasses on
the rublic desk near the boxofiice. Young
man was attaching one-cent stamps TO a
lot OF envelopes al the desk. and the glasses
were placed near him. After he had dis
appeared the glasses could not be found.
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Anti Grim minis aud Kelly.

Last evening an anti Crimmins and Kelly
club was organized on the corner of Stock
ton and Union streets, and over 800 men,
bers signed the roll.
The club was named the Young Mems AL
lance CLUB Of the Forty-fourth District, and
the following officers were elected: A. w.
ellis, president; ii. johnson, first yice-pres-
ident; +. Baeigalupi, second vice president
V. CasamaJ0u, recording secretary; c. Bel
Ter, financial secretary; ). 5. Zecchi, treas
uIer; Fred Clarke, sergeant-at-arms.
After the organization the club, preceded
by drum and bugle corps, marched to the
headquarters of the alliance. at lis Powell
street
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The Thirty-First District Clubs.

Two Republican clubs we're organized on
Monday night in the Thirty-tirst Assembly
District. Club l is officered as follows:
President, John +. Mullin; first vice
president Samuel Mcdowell; second vice
president, David Martin; recording secrr-
tary, j. w. Perry; financial secretary, T.
Mead; treasurer. ID. T. Sullivan; sergeant
alarms. James Hynes. The officers of
Club are: President. Ii. +. Morris; vice
president; ID. L. sullivan; secretary, T.
Graham, treasurer, K. Tucker; sergeant-at-
arms. John Riley; executive commitlee-P.
OCOnnor, George Manuels and Thomas L.
nolan
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nind From Her Ininries

SANTA BARBARA March 29.-Mrs. James
w. Rogers Of Carpinteria died at that place
this morning from injuries received yester-
day by being run over by horse hay-rake.
The horse attached to the rake became
frightened aud ran away. striking Mrs.
Rogers before she realized her dangerous
positiou,
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great deal from his
trouble. and catches
cold easily His
head becomes stop
ped up so that he is
scarcely able to
breathe through his
nose. He blew out
quantities of scales
and offensive mat
ter from his nose.
Mucus, or phlegn.
kept cons t a n t ly
dropping into his
throat, and at times
his throat would
get very sore. lie
was always hawk
ing aud splitting up
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into the canal. the Senator falling beneath
the wagon. Fortunately the canal was dry
or he would have drowned before relief
came. One of the horses was Killed.
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Harry Ainsvolth Killed.

STOCKTON, March 1.-The body of Harry
Ausworth, who was about 30 years old,
was found on the railroad track on Sacra-
mento street with his head crushed and
other severe cuts. 1t is not known what
train killed him.
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A Eight for Brood.

A fight took place on Broadway wharf
about o'clock yesterday morning. Charles
Brown and James Riley. employed on the
dock, have been enemies for some time past
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With OLIVE BRANCHES.
That Is Bow the Republican County Com
mittGG Will Meet Tonight.
The Kelly and Burns Factions Are Expected
to Arrange Compromise and Bury
the Hatcbet

The announcement which was made last
night that a meeting of the Republican
County Committee will be held tonight in
the Shells building, on O'Farreil street,
was somewhat of surprise to the Repuoli-
can Alliance people. because at the Burns
headquarters on Powell street it had been
supposed the committee would not be called
together until tomorrow night.
However, Senator MahOney at once be-
came equal to the occasion and summoned
his fellow-seceders TO assemble also to-
night to discuss, at the Powell-street rooms,
what action shall be taken by them in refer
ence TO the amended resolutions passed by
the County Committee on Saturday night.
1t is quite probable that as a result of the
Powell street meeting the Senator will
again appear before the committee tonight
and that he will come intrusted with an
other set of cOnciiatory resolutions, the
adoption of which he will ask.
There is but little doubt but that to-
nights committee meeting has been called
for no other purpose than 10 give and take
olive branches, and that ii will result in a
final arrangement of all the differences be-
tween the two Republican factions
Martin Kelly, when seen last night would
not commit himself by stating on what
terms the proposed compromise would be
effected, but be freely admitted that he ex-
pected il would be brought about by to-
nights meeting.
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Saturday Mass-Meetine.

Great preparations are being made for the
grand mass-meeting to be held in Metropoli-
tan Hall, on Saturday night, by the Reorgan-
lied Democracy. A list of over 200 wee
presidents is now being carefully compiled.
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A Diyekeeper Fined,

SACRAMENTO. March 29-In the Police
Court this morning Ell Lucey was fined
$780, with the alternative OF 80 days i'm
prisonment, for selling liquor in the Rose
bud saloon without license, having been
convicted of that offense by jury last
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MERGED. March 29.-William Il. Harris,
a railroad carpenter, fell from the roof of
the section-house this evening breaking his
leg just above the ankle. The force of the
fall caused both bones of the leg to be
driven down over the foot, one on each side.
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DrnWned eff Sea.

MONTERREY. March %. - The steamer
Bonita, Captain George V. Leland, which
put in here this afternoon on account OF the
STERN, reports that seaman, named George
Decker, was struck by the boom and
knocked overheard and drowned off Point
Sur. Decker was % years old and unmar-
ried.
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A New Democratic Club.

Bontires on Howard street announced to
the passers by that the Reorganized Democ-
racy was about to organize a club in the
Twenty-ninth Assembly District, in Irish
American Hall.
Many were in attendance, and after
speeches by j. J. Dwyer. ex-Judge J. ID.
Sullivan. Samuel Braunhsrdt and j.. ID.
Condor, 10 men signed the roll of the new
club. which is officered as follows: Pres
ident, j. J. Mccarthy; first vice. president,
Michael Ford second vice president, John
ID. Tobin; recording secretary, John
ODonneil; respondent secretary, I. j.
Quinlan; treasurer, Captain Z. Edwards :;
canvassing committee-J. ID. Condor, L. Ii.
Gallagher. j. l.. Murphy, William Boyce
and James Finuerty.
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Snowstorr at Carson.

CARSON, New, March % Rain set in
this morning and has continued all day. At
8 o'clock this evening heavy snow beg an
falling and has been steady ever since. The
weather service promises the heaviest storm
of the wear
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PORT TOWNSEND. Wash, March GA
Chinaman, recently struggled across from
Victoria with a severe case of leproSy, has
been discovered here. He ESCAPED and can
not be fOund.
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aeeiaant "a a Senator

SACRAMENTO. March pa report re-
ce;ved here states that Senator Thomas
Fraser of Placerviile was thrown from his
wagon last Sunday night and had his wrist
fractured. The team aud wagon caps.zed
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Embexzied His Money.

John Rendsburg was arrested Yesterday
on charge of felony embezzlement. George
Miller of 1903 Mason street alleged that he
entrusted Rendsburg with $1,000 on July
-, 1881. and that the money was en-
beZzled
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Tho First Street Parade.

The Young Mems Republican Alliance
Club from the Forty-fourth Assembly Dis
trict (North Beach, opened the season OF
torchiight and street parades last night by
marching. headed by transparency, in a
body to the hea quarters of the Republican
Alliance, 115 Powell street.
The route was through the principal
streets, and there were about $50 people in
line. After the clubs arrived at headquar-
tiers a general reception was held, many
prominent Republicans being present.
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Robbed by Footpads.

Lewis Huber, a bartender. was walking
along Post street. near Larkin, on his way
home early Sunday morning when assaulted
by two footpads They knocked him down
with sandbag and relieved him of bis
watch and chain. oyercoat and "a in silver.
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Found entity
Another Wild Man.

found Benito BojOrcuS guilty of assault to
murder, as charged in the Indictment.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-30

PETALUMA. March ga wild man is
reported to have been seen in the northern
part of Marin County.
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A MOTHERS STORY
Regarding the Experience of Her
Only Son.
She Tells How He Suffered fer Years
With Serious Trouble, and How
He Found Relief.

''Charles has always been delicate boy"
said Mrs. McGlynn. who resides at 127 Sill
yer street, San Francisco, to the writer.
'About FIVE years ago he contracted a
severe cold which developed into a chronic
catarrh. Lately he has been suffering a
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Fire at Rutherford.

NAPA, March 2e,-The residence of d.
r. Richie at Rutherford was burned this
afternoon with contents. Loss about $1,000,
partly insured. The blaze originated from
a defective fiue.
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CRANK HEAsroN
SIR WILLIAM nowss.,

Frank Heasfon OF San Francisco. one of tina
best-known visitors 10 the Riviera died yester.
dag at his villa In Rue Rosslni OF pneu,nonia
after two days illness.
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Palmer Held.

SACRAMENTO, March 29.-Polce Judge
Crayens tonight held Ii. J. Palmer for
trial without bonds for the murder OF c. w.
Phleger. Palmer reserved his defense for
the trial.
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-Four hrst-premium medals awarded. More agree
able to the taste and smaller than other mag
nesia For sale IN bottles only. with United States
Government registered label attached, without
which none Is genuine AT druggists and country
stores.
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Sir William Bowman. Bart, MD. n d,stin.
guished ophthaimic surgeon. died yesterday In
London. -
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VIsALIA, March "a. b. Tucker. con-
victed Of aSSaulting and robbing China
man at Traver, was to-day sentenced to two
years at San Quentin.
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Concert This Evening.
Husbands CaIcined Magnesia.

The first concert at Steinway Hall under
the auspices of Mr.. John PARROT and Mr..
+. w. Ludovici will be given this evening.
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The Plssterers' Union elected as officers
President, a. Cummings; ice-president,
ii. Langshaw; recording secretary, Henry
Spring; financial secretary, +. Jacquith :;
treasurer, j. Pierce; inside guard, Patrick
Corcoran.
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GENERAL ADMINISTRATORS.


Prince dc ChImay, Belgian Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, Is dead at Brussels.
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The Peoples party executive committee
last night appointed a committee Of five to
visit all the labor unions Of the city and ask
them 10 cooperate In preparing ticket for
State and national offices.
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The Gularte Trial.

BAKERSFIELD. March 29.-The trial Of
Gularte has been set for May 10.
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The Lumbermen's Union held a special
meeting last night at which certain men,
bers who had gone 10 work for the Pacific
Pine Lumber Company, understanding that
the strike was at an end, declared that they
would discontinue working for the firm.