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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20

fastened to either end. The wheels having
been placed In proper position, the box,
whose bottom Is followed out to fit the
horses back, is placed under his launches
and fastened on both sides 10 springs on the
axletree. The drivers seat is nearly over
the horses neck. His feet rest on two
strips of wood. which run forward from tho
box. When the cart is ready for use only
the head and part OF the neck. together with
the tail of the horse, are visible.
The advantages to be gained from this
unique rig are great. In the first place it
is next to impossible to upset it, though if
1t should overturn. instead of an equibus, it
would be case Of horse on the cart
Then. too, the cart dispenSes with all of the
harness. except the bride and reins Again,
II is great support to fatiguei animals,
and prevents them from living down. 1t re-
QUireS almost no space to turn il in. and,
lastly, when horse with hard trot is
underneath, a short ride in it will digest
the heartiest kind OF dinner. There is but
little doubt that some time the eQuibus will
be the only fashionable vehicle for drive
in the park.
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FIRE IN THE MOUNTAINS.
The Whole TamalpGis Range Seems in Dar.
ger Of Burning.


ger OF Burning.
SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 1S.-This morning
fire started on the Bolnas road. one mile
from Llbertys. near what is known as the
Ola Sawmill. It is supposed TO have been
started by two men who had cooked break
fast there. The fire spread rapidly over
toward the BOlinas ridge and is now burn
ing out the Howard and Shafter ranches.
q gang OF men has left here and another
las left Sausalit0 for the scene Of the fire.
The latest reports from there are TO the eff
1ect that the IRE cannot be got under con-
Ir0l tonight
The pasture fields near ST. VincenPs Or
phan Asylum were started on fire this morn
Ing III some unknown manner, and before
i could be got under control the FIRE had
spread 10 the ranch Of Pacheco and the Mil
Ter ranch. This afternoon men left here in
carriages Tor the scene of the fire and have
succeeded in heading il of so that il is
thought by morning il will be out. Great
CLOUDS OF smoke are passing over here, the
effects Of The fire.
GILRQY, Aug. 19.-The mountain fire which
started at the beginning OF Jne iId5
dehed ali efforts to stop it and is still burn
ing toward the north, having crossed. the
range. Il is only few miles west and if
not checked may get in the inhabited re-
c!on and do heavy damage. AT present
beyond burning the barn and hay at The
Legler place, but little loss has occurred.
Yesterday another FIRE broke out st the
Guard place threatening the destruction Of
the vineyard, but was checked after the loss
Ct considerable stulble and wood. These
Tres add to The intense heat
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HARRISON CLUB.
RESOLUTIONS Denouncing Kelly and Grim
minis.

RESOLUTIONS Denouncing Kelly and Grim
minis.
It n meeting of the Harrison Club, held
at lolS Market street, last night. the follow
inC resolution was unanimously adopted:
sO-called Republican club OF the Thirty
nhth District consisting OF four or i've political
sells 81 the Kelly ana Crimmins gang having
sen I'll 10 aspeTse certain action taken by this
club al Its last meeting, aDd 10 denOunce our
president, Senator j. III. MahOney. which denun-
clBilcn Is entirely unwarTanted aud unmerlted,
therefore be II
Iesoircd. By us. the voters. citizens and tax.
pa'ers OF the district from which Senator Ma
honey vas elected that we express our r. newed
anl entire confidence In Mr.. MahOney; We ap-
prove his action IN The SrnaIe ana indorse his
present action In the interest Of a nOn- partisan
tiCSet inasmuch a. we believe that The conf Ol
OF Tie Republican party OF san Francisco by the
present OdOus leaders, Kelly ana CImm!ns, Is
all decent, fair minded, reputable citizens, IRE
SQectNe Of party, should pursue tie same course
Ia supporting such non partisan movement; fur
Tier
EcsOlred, That we DO not forfeit our alle-
glance TO he Republican party when We declare
ouI Independence Of Kelly aud CTlmmIns, who
now constitute almost lis entire effective work
ing organization. And we will not be swerved
consisting Of MessTs. Pat Coffee Martin Kelly's
SUPERVISOR Amos CuTTieT (kelly's clerk 20
SUI. TvisOTsl hOmas Il. Riding (kelly's Deputy
COr0ner), OF any people like them.
\ speech was delivered by Senator Bailey
OF Santa Clara, who is pronounced oppO-
nent OF Jim Rea and the gang OF bosses in
San Jose.
AT the close Of the Senator's remarks the
following officers were elected for the enSu-
Ing year; President, j. Ii. Mahoney; vice
5Jdnn Afs lG8FSgEiiSk secretary
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Thought 1t Wasn't Loaded.

John Maloney. 13-year-old boy. shot
himself accidentally with revolver yester-
day afternoon at Ocean View. severely in
1uring his left hand. By some unknown
means young Maloney secured a 22-caliber
revolver belonging TO his father and was
playing with it when it went off unex-
pectediy, the bullet going clean through his
left hand. inflicting a painful butnot serious
wound. The injured lad was taken TO Van
ores drugstore. where the wound was
dressed. after which he was taken to his
home He, claims he didn't know the pistol
was loaded
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The FirebelI,

Sparks from chimney caused blaze at
10 o'clock yesterday morning in the one
story frame packing-house of Code Il Elicit
at Tenth and Bryant streets, and an alarm
was turned in from box 1877. The loss was
about So.
Box 81 was sent IN at II 40 O'Clock for a
Third and Tehama streets. Burning rub
bsh caused the blaze, and the loss amounted
building at Sullivan and Baker alleys
caused an alarm to be turned in from hoy
% at $40 o'clock yesterday aftern DON.
Sparks from chimney were the cause and
the loss amounted TO So
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trio current. The ink In this tube Ia electrk-
fed by a separate apparatus. so that II Is
thrown on the paper in a fire, regular
stream. The tube or pen does not have TO
touch the paper at all, and all friction be-
tween paper and pen is avoided.
In figure is illustrated an interesting ex-
perlence with liquid jets, which shows how.
in some respects, they act like solid bodies.
Two jets OF water, one of which is colored
with anillne, are arranged so that they strike
each other at an acute angie. They do not
mix at all, but the colored water rebounds
from col0rless stream and follows a ner
feeily distinct course. But if a piece of
electrified sealing-wax is brought near the
two jets they unite at once and follow an
intermediate path TO the ground
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Orators Hard to Find.

Inc Democratic State Central Committee
experiencing grea. difficulty In obtaining
speakers for the campaign, and Chairman
roper, as consequence, is sorely per-
picked; number of towns in the interior
c ais soiieltous over this matter. and are
OF speakers no decision has vel been reached
as 70 VINO will open the ball here. ID. M.
t pnnlias was to have done so, but his ewes
nay, nave Deen severely aft ected of late ana he
was compelled to decline 'o "'" No
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State League Affairs.

Colonel W. II. Chamberlain, president of
The. State League Of Republican clubs, has
returned from the East, and will devote his
energies for the next two months to the
affairs of the league. Great progress has
been made, and the colonel regards the
bldy of which he is the head as one of the
most potent factors In the coming campaign.
For that reason they have opened their
elaborate headquarters on Market street.
and are working with will.
j. 4. Knapp, the State organizer, has just
rtturaed from trip to Butte County, and
reports the organization there OF two strong
Gibbs, one in OrOville and the other in
Chico. He has also received word from
Eureka and Crescent City, saying that the
league Is flourishing there.
Tulare will be organized at once
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Graham Indorsad

AT meeting Of Republican Club No.
OF the Ihlrty-ninth Assembly District last
evening Hon. Thomas f. Graham was in
dorsed, amid vociferous applause. for Sen.
ator from the Twenty-third Senatorial Dis
tIIct, ana the members pledged themselves
sonal canvass in his behalf. Speeches were
made by Messrs. Fraser, Brickwedel and
haplan. After approving the nomination
OF 7. y. Alexander for Congress the club
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POISONED BEEF.
a New Danger for Men Living in Hot Lati-
frf

tu6es
PHGNIx. Ariz., Aug. 19-Four men were
Poisoned here yesterday from eating canned
beef which had stood In the sun. The men
were ". W. Walls, who controls most of
the mail routes in Arizona; his son, III. S.
Walls; j. Riley and a Mexican named
EsBInosa. After dinner young Walls and
Riley started for the country on a hay
wagon. and when three miles from Phoenix
both fell off in the dust and lay for two
hours in the broilng sun. They were picked
up and carried TO the city. W. w. Wells
remained at the camp near the western limit
OF the city. He lay for seven hours alone,
but took patent medicine and recovered
sufficiently to beckon to passer by. Espi-
nosa went home and was at deaths door
Tor five hours. AL are recovering, but can
Keep nothing on their stomachs.
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DIR. Meyers Named.

After three weeks Of hesitation Chairman
Meyers of the Republican State Central
Committee has decided to appoint DR.. r c.
Meyers as the tenth man of the executive
Committee 1t will be remembered that
there was conflict Of opinion about the
natter at the time, and fer that reason
action was deferred. 1t was stated In The
CALL at the time. however, that DIR. Meyers
would be the man, and that when the OPP
position had subsidized the announcement
would be made. This was denied, but the
result shows the truth of the prediction.
Dr. Meyers is now chairman of the Kelly
County Committee, and is strongly favorable
TO De Young for Senator.
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RIDING AND DRIVING.
A Combination Devised by q Genius of
UnbouDdsd Originality.
Pittsburg Dispatch.

flllsOurR DlSpatch.
There have been great many curious
looking vehicles turned out within the last
few years, but for genuine originality cart
which has been recently invented certainly
overshadOws them all. The inventor appa-
rently was going to put the horse behind
the cart, but bethOught himself in time TO
leave him underneath. Technically the cart
is called the ''equibus." 1t is two wheeled
affair, with box about three feet long, in
which are the seats for the occupants and
an elevated seat in front for the driver
When it is desired TO harness the horse TO
the cart the box is detached from the
wheels. The horse is then made to stand
on his hind legs while the wheels are run
under him until the hubs are about mid
way between his hind aud front legs
The horse then resumes his normal
position, and the axletree is Sc
curely fastened TO the Surcingle. In
ntder tn ksan the aylat raa at riuht a n alas
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A RurcIar Cnnnht

Frank Smith, negro, was arrested by
Officer Dawes yesterday morning and locked
up at the Southern station for burglary,
Smith entered private residence at Larkin
and Washington streets and stole nickle
watch from one of the rooms. He was seen
to leave the house by one of the servant
girls, who gave the alarm, when Policeman
Dawes came along aud captured the burglar.
The watch was found in his possession
when scare he'd at the station
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Harrison and ReId C,nh.

The Harrison and Reid club of the Ninth
Precinct, Thirty-ifth Assembly District,
Captain l.. L. Schroeder president, and
Justin +. Mccarthy secretary, met Thurs
day evening at McDonald's Hall, pit Cort-
land avenue, and Endorsed Z. +. Loud nomi-
nee Tor Congress. There was a large at
tendance, and several new members signed
the roll.
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n Dog Was the Thief.

A few days since a well-k known LADY, Of
HugueDot Springs missed from her pantry
pitcher Of milk under circumstances most
perplexing to account for. The empty
pitcher being found near the house, sus-
picion, OF course. began TO fasten itself on
some Nv 0-legged subj CT of natural history.
This solution of the mystery was Yesterday
dlspelled when the owner met her six
months-0ld setter puppy carrying carefully
by the handle into her back yard pitcher
of milk, which he was seen To tilt at the
proper angle aud drink. The statement,
corroborated by thu lady herself, presents
an instance OF canine sagacity that takes
the cake"
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RATHER SERIOUS CHARGES.
4 County Physician Accused of all Sorts OF
Nefarious Practices.

SAN BEREARDISo. Aug. 19.-At a meet
Ing Of the Board of Supervisors this morn
ing an affidavit was presented by w. V.
BidweI, charging DR.. a. c. Heating,
County Physician and Superintendent of
the County Hospital, with habituaI drunk
enness and the use Of drugs, and also with
having stolen money from the body Of a
dead man in the hospital. Heating appeared
by counsel Supervisor Victor is person.
ally opposed to Heating, and in open ses-
sion Of the board charged him with con-
ducting the hospital as a house of ili-repute.
The case was continued to September 6.
Heating main tains that the affair grows cut
OF the animostv and spleen of Bidwell,
who has been discharged from the post of
assistant at the hospital through Keating.
The latter possesses over 40 affidavits from
inmates Of the hospital disproying the
charges. 1t looks as though there was
bitter personal fight ahead, as Supervisor
Victor has declared that he will resign if
Heating is not ousteG.
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The Cleveland LeaPue.

A fair-sized audience assembled in the
rooms OF the Cleveland Commercial League.
at liz Post street. last night, to listen to an
aqdress Oh the tariff by ex-Judge James G,
mcguire and an exposition of the Australian
ballot by the same orator. Raphael Well
PRESIDED ana after the regular meeting ar
engagements were completed for the high
INKS TO be given bY the club Anonst o7
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CITIZENS INDIGNANT.
a Mob Goes From Tempe to Phoenix to Lyme
Rhodes

Rhodes
PHGNIx, Ariz., Aug. 19.-The citizens of
Tempe are indignant at the freeing of
hh0des. An organized mob last night came
near Fh9nIx and skirmishers entered the
city. They found II we'll armed men guard
ing the JAIL aud many officers on the street.
a. 4 ne mop waited until o'clock in the morn
Ing, and then postponed the Iynehino mill
. o'cloek. but not receiving sufficient encour
agement from the citizens here abandoned
Ed Tewksbury's hearing is set for August
-, put nelther Justice Huson nor Wharton
Hnson was severely censared for freeing
Rhodes. oo'"~
Rhodes. with strong gnard OF friends
lett here this morning for Tonic Basin.
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white Sends n Reply.

Stephen Nj. White has replied at last to
the letter sent him asking him to stump the
State in joint debate with Morris NJ. Estee
The reply is evasive, and states that White
will not accept IL the discussion is confined
TO the tariff issue, but asks that all Ques-
tions be included. The general tone of the
missiye would seem to indicate that MIR.
White fears to meet MIR. Estee, and is
simply sparring for time. As is well know n.
Estee is one OF the best informed men on
the tariff question on the coast, and know
ing this, White fears him.
Whites reply has not yet been conveyed
to the Republican State Committee
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TEHAMA COUNTY FAIR.
Wild Oats Once More Proves Himself Bread
Winner

WinDer.
RED BLUFF, Aug. 19.-The pacing race
left unfinished on the third day was con-
cluded at p. NJ to-day. Fall Rose won In
2:25A.
The fourth days racing opened with the
one and an eighth miles running race,
Reverio ChTystal II, VIVA Oats and Ledon
being in at the start. Wild Oats won in
1:5S.
Second race. three-year-old trot, Sadie
Benton, Lulu T, Liska and King Of Kings
started Lulu won in three straight
heats. Time, 2 :29--2 :31-2:3L
Third race. trottng, three-minute class,
for purse of $500. Lagrand, Thayermont,
Bngadier, Nenox and Lymont started, and
IhayerInOnt won after they had trotted six
heats. Time. 2:31A - :33$! - :33A. There
was large attendance at the pavilion last
night. The award of premiums took place
today, $1,000 being distributed in premiums
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Dareie Deserts De Young.

Word comes from over the water that
Dargie, who is looking for a denomination
as State Senator. has deserted De Young.
and is now openly for Perkins.
Said a close friend OF his yesterday: 81
have no right to speak for Mr.. Dargie, but
l can say to you that the Senator Is not for
De Young. His vote was cast for the lat
ter. to be sure. In the last election, but be
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20
The Jumbo Club.

Last night the Jumbo Republican Club
held a meeting at 358 Bush street, with
Charles Kaufman in the chair The presi-
dent exemplified the Australian ballot sys-
tenn. The club Endorsed j. j. Groom for
county Clerk. Speeches were made by
Frank Kramer and +. Bailey.
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Resisted the Officers.

A. Fairceild was arrested by Policemen
Wolweber and Castor on Market street, near
Fifth. yesterday afternoon and booked at
the Southern station on double charge of
battery and disturbing the peace. Young
fairceiid was intoxicated ut the time and
creating disturbance. and when arrested
fought the officers
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A Hotel in Court.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 10. Suit was Instituted
to-day by the State Loan and Trust Com
pany of Los Angeles involving the owner
ship Of the Brewster Hotel in this city.
The amount claimed to be due on mort
gage is $4,000. but claims aggregaling $780,
600 are included in the suit. This is the
oatgrowth of the recent failure OF the Cali
fornia National Bank
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Alexander Guards.

The opening meeting of the Alexander
Guards at Federation Hall on Thursday
evening was rousing success. Large dele
cations from the Howard and Fremont
clubs filed the hall. In the unavoidable
absence OF c. o. Alexander speeches were
made by B. Schow, William Hughes and
others.
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Independent Democrats.

The Young Mems Independent Demo-
cratic Club Of the Forty-third Assembly
District held a meeting last evening at
Germania Hall, when the following officers
were elected: Is. j. Killilea, president; L..
Bresacher, vice-president; ID. J. Martin,
corresponding secretary; G. III. Collins,
recording secretary; j. Z. Herbert. treas
urer; j. Mitchell, sergeant-at-arms'
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HOT WEATHER ILLS.

With the hot weather there comes feeling to US
OF laSsitude that prompts us TO say, I'm all worn
out -" I'm all run down III get up tired" etc.
These hot weather Ills due largely TO
strained nutrition.
Now then there is a definite why joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla Is better than all others for
these summer Ills and that is that 1T IS THE ONLY
BOWEL REGULATING SARsAPARILLA. In srtSU-
LATEs THE DIGESTIVE PROCESSES WHICH IS TMME-
DIATELY FELT IN INCREASED STRENGTH AND AM
BITIoN.
AS there's more profit IN Potash Sarsapari llas,
you'll be told they "just good or Just the
same" as joys But to get the bowel stimulating
action INSIST on joys
te22 WeSaMo
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PLAYING WITH WATER.
Int resting Experiments That May Be
Made with Jets of Water.

Made with jets of Water.
New Mail York and Express
A jet of water thrown into the air seems
at first TO be very simple affair. In fact,
however. the water-iet is governed by very
complex ana important laws not perfectly
understood. a scientific exchange con-
siders one feature-the breaking Of Jet
into drops al a distance from the orifce-as
follows:
\ soapbubbe consists OF mass of air
inelosed by an envelope of soap and water.
This envelope is elastic and in state of
tension. IL we touch the outside of
tie bubble in such way as to
break the continuity of the film the
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Ranch Hands Qnarrel

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 19.-Albert Friedll
and Philip Phlceti, employed on ex-senator
Reuters fruit ranch, quarreled yesterday
and the row resulted in Friedl cutting
Phllcet in the abdomen. The blade barely
missed the vital parts, and the injured man
will recover. His assaIlant was arrested.
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Reviying a Cable system.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 19-George i. Hensley
has been appointed receiver of the cable
railway company in this city. He assumed
control Of the road to-day. The entire line
Is 20 be repaired and operated
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Died at Sea

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 19-The British ship
Star of Italy arrived to-day from London.
First Mate Edwards reports that Captain
Michael COtter died of apopeXy off the
coast of Chile, and was buried at sea. He
had wife and three daughters in Ireland.
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Extending Trades Un,onism.

VICTORIA. b. c., Aug. 19.-Oficial Motif
cation has been received by j. l.. Murphy,
president of the Western Central Labor
Union. OF his appointment bv President
Columbia and Washington of the American
Trades Federation
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afternoon. He was taken to the Southern
station by Policeman Shear. and later re-
moved to the Home for the Care OF Iuebri-
ates TO await EXAMINATION by the Commits
sinners IN Insanity
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with o. A. Hale, president; A. 4. Herr
mann, vice president; c. Nj. Shortridge,
treasurer. and +. p. Montgomery. secretary.
Speeches we've made by Hon. ii. V. More
house. Dr.. Livingston and others.
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IS now Ior Perkins. In fact no Alameda
man could afford to assume aay other air.
IHde, and 60 long as Perkins is In the fight
Daigfe win be for him. % ANA'
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She Perished in the Flamas

CORVALLIS, Or. Aug. 19.-1he house of
\. p. Briggs at this place was burned this
afternoon. Mrs. Briggs persisted in the
flames.
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Iroquois Meeting.

The regular meeting Of the Iroquois Club
was held last night, and only routine bust
ness was transacted
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Stolen Chickens Better Than Seagulis.
T.. Alverea, the tamale-peddler who was
recently captured with sack of stolen
chickens In his possession, was convicted
yesterday Of petty larceny. Judge Joachim
sen sentenced him to 60 days imprisonment
Ia the House Of Correction.
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There's not a charm that lights the face
With so ineffable grace.
AS sweet. pink lips and ivory teeth;
And nothing now, beneath the skys
Can beanties such as these supply.
Save SOZoDONT, that Gears the wreath.