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s.. KILLED.: THE FIREMAN.
Fearful Explosion of the Boiler of a
: :: =: Thrashing Machine. .::~.

=. CnIco. Aug. The heller, OF the.
tl+ashing engine OF. the ranch of Smith s.
Currie, near: Nord. sn this county. ex-.
ploded with terrific force this morning be-
fore starting np the: thrasher. blowing the
fireman, Will .Vettel. to pieces. and injuring
internally the engineer Robert Wilhrow.
Alya, young son, OF: u. w. Cook Of Nord,
Was Injured about. the head: though n OF:
severely: The force Of the explosion.
CAUSED pieces of the boiler to- 60 through
the separator, mashingtheiattert to pieces;
The cause of the EXPLOSION. is unknewn..
The engine belonged to Sam. MONTGOMERY
of thisc city and WINS burned I'm: a: fire here
several. months 1go.c. The: Insurance com
panles, refused to pay any insurance on Ia
but.had itafxed hp;tnstead. The Sc parater
was: the property Of Smfth& Currie. :Vet.el
was 40 years old and leaves d widowand
FIVE children. w, &: =. -. r.
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....= g. COAST GOSSIP. s.. :zc.:
zWeIlborn of GiIroy. VIII Probably
s. -: - Succeed Collector Quinn, 81.

rWAsHtN GToN,. Aug Id Judge Mcguire
said, to-day he had no aoabt.that o: NJ.
Wellborn of Gilfpy. would be. appointed
collector OF Internal Revenne.sto sucered
Quinn; tits certain that. SECRETARY: Car
Isle will" recommend this. ! or Senator
White and Mcguire were:so in formed when.
they yisted:ft Tuesday. :. Il & = ~
The - California delegation has recon.
mended Walter IL. Stradley fer appoint
nlent as:Commissioner *of Immigration,
'EllisWas :done=a the request of the Demo-.
cratic Stats Central Coriljnittee =, - -: =:
Ro bert Petroy.Of California was to-day
appointed assistant. bonkkceper of the
Senate. The a airy is s 1907 =.
II CONGRESSMAN: Caminelti tod ay rem wed-
his efforts to secure a: reversal of The
decision OF Acting Secretary :of War
Grant on the request. of the California
Debris 1Conmissien fer an. officer of
the CORPS of Engineers to be de.
tailed for duty under its orders, this;
detail being =considered necessary by the
commission for service in the Mining
Department of its. Iabors. The chief OF
engineers had endorsed the request, but
Mr. Grant said there was no law there
fore. and consequently refused TO make
the detail. Mr.. CaminetH, appealed Ii.
Secretary of War Lamont. before whom
.Grant insisted on this. proposition. ana
the suggestion was then made by Mr..
Camninetti that il be sent to the
judge advocate general of the army
for his e.. opinion. The latter: Off
Ger this afternoon decided THAT l.
was legal to make such detail suojert TO
tile orders of the War Depa rtmenr and
the papers are now made out. awaitipgtiie
signature of Secretary Lamont. Lieuter-
ant Z. G.; Gillette. formerly on duty under
the Mississippi River Commission. will re-
eeive the assignment
Pensions: Californfa-Samue1 G. Sloat
OF San Jose. Harmon Perkins of Prairie
Greek. 80
Oregon-JOseph CARY of Pomeroy..
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Chair PusE1ers Go Back
to Their Work. '.....
EQUAL CONTEST.
NOT.
They Insist, However, That They
Have Not Been Treated With
r.. Any Fairness. .-::..
Special TO THE MoRNINe CALI. .

. - -. =
= CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE financial out
look Of tile fair is growing much brighter
since the recent reduction in expenses,
and the marked increase in the earnings
and The attendance is growing larger
daily. Fifteen special Worlds Fair trains
brought IL600 visitors to the city last
night from Eastern points. The visitors
were largely from rural districts.
s The West Point cadets viii take passes
sion@of their camping ground n front Of
the Government building Tomorrow. A
ball will be gwen IN their honor in the
New York building Tuesday night. +
The chair pushers' strike has collapsed,
the young men confessing themselves
beaten, but saying that the Chair Conn
pany has not treated them with any fair
ness nits dealings. ~. s.. 8
When the attendance for the day was.
footed up this evening it was found TO be
the largest since the Fourth of July, the.
total admissions being l6S.465. of which
40,e40 We're paid. 81. :.=z..s== =
The leading feature ofto-daY,s session
of the Peace Congress was tile sending of
a telegram to Queen Victoria and Presl-.
dent Cleveland as follows: he Wo.ld's
Peace Congress of Chicago sends equal
congratulations to Great Britain and
America on. the trlumph#of arbitration as
substitute for warns exemplifed in the
recent Bering Sea dec sion. cementing the:
friendship of both nations and full Of the
happiest auguTies for m ankind. = +. ~. I'M
Thousands Of people lined the edge o +
the grand basin at@the Worlds f. air to. day
and watched four Indians undergo file
torture dance. The horrible ceremony took
place.on a float in the center OF the. basin,
The four braves who underwent the DANCE
had thongs passed through strips of flesh
cut in their backs. Other Indians took tire
loose ends ofthcse thongs and using them
asreins drove the others around the float as
If they were driving horses. causing most
exquisite agony. -. &.
Finally the thongs were pulled entirely
loose. and the tearing OF the flesh caused
the blood to flow freely. One of them lost
his reason beeause:o OF the awful pain ard.
suffering. He sprang upon Interpreter
Ford and, fastening his teeth in his ar Ii.
hung on until the.united strength. of zsev-
:eral.men was necessary to@opeu& his Jaws.
The Indian Will recover in a short time 2
Il. Yoshikowa OF Toxic and S. Mfnan0
of. Osaka, Japanese=re representatives to the
WORLDS Fair.s have been converted Ia
ChrfstianitY by Rev WE Black of the
Central Church. of Christ<..~ =
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FREsNO,s UNEMPLOYED.
Accepting Work in Place of Chinese,
Who Flock to the CITY. f.:

:. FRESNO. Aug. 1.-THE labor question
is in a measure solving itself temporarily.
nearly a hundred accepting work on
ranches to-day through, the free labor
bureau, which is the headquarters for the
majority of The idle men. A great many
were fed there free. to-day, some practical
philantbropist sending there a huge supply
of pork and beans and bread. j.. :. s.
. ElHeyardlsts are experiencing much ex
asperation from providers WHO call at a Ii
hours Of the night inqliiring how many
chinese are employed on the ranch. One
hundred and six meal tickets were given
OUT to-day to men who said they did not
nave even fifteen cents in their pockets.
i: About 500 Cinnamon have come Ia from.
ADJOINING ranches, being afraid to remain
IN :heir camps. AT 80 O, clock this morn;
ing a crowd of thirty Chiaamen marched
through. town for Chinatown, having been
driven in by the whites.
|: a high binder WAX is promised in China
town over the advent of new theatrical
/: company OF composed OF the worst kind of.
thu The merchants have become
alarmed, and to-day lied a petition with
the Board OF Trustees demonstrating
against the issuance oflicenses. as times
are. dull and murder is feared. which at
the: present high state OF feeling against
.CMnamen would cause. they fear, white
men ito take advantage OF it and take a.
hand in. the trouble. The Chief of Police.
has additional officers in that section. =.
+ CALIsToGA. Aug: f7.-- The agitation
against .Asiatics has reached the Upper
Napa. Valley, Chinese having been EN-
ployed for The firsttime here In The prin.
clpal prune orctardsto gather and dry the
fruit. Last nighta white labor nnion was
organized. and posters are out announcing
a mass-meeting tor this evening. Much
Indignation is ex pressed by citizens at the
course pursued by some OF the prune-
growers, and the feeling Is running high
against Chinese and Japanese. s.5.:
I: XIsAL1A, Aug. l7.-phe anti.Chinese
meeting was called TO order last night by. a
faneher named Phillips. brother of WV.
Phillips Of Fresno. but being una BILE to se-
cure q chairman. the meeting. DISPERSED.
There was no excitement #s:t ! =..;-:. q.
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IN STRAIGHT HEATS.
Hal Pointer Captured the Great
Free-for-Ail Pace.
lie Is Proving the Most Reliable
Bread Winner Now Going Around
{. the Circuit. ~. :: :.
Special to THE MoRNINa GALE

- : g..
ROCHESTER,. Aug, 17.-The track was heavy
froul rain, weather cool. Hal Pointer took the
free for-all pace in straight heats. aud: Blue
Sign was sent an exhibition mile and made.the
last half in 1:0214...
2:2O class for four-yeaI2olds, Prince Hercber
won; Hilb1rn second. Miss McGregor. third.
Best time, pisa =: - q
Free-fof-ail rot, Walter E won. Little Albert
second. Ryland third Best time, 2:12114.
Eree-forall pace, $1,000 purse, Hal Pointer
won. Manager second, Major Wonder third.
Time. 2:1l12-2:l0--2:1o. *
TERRE HAUTE. Aug 1.-THE track: was
SLOW From yesterdays rain.
The 2:50 lrot SaEi Weller won; King Moor
second. Duchess third. Best time, 2:2612 :. =.
The 2:35 pace, Ed kaStOn Won. Eftie POWERS
second. Irene third. Best time, 2.I7l4. -
The 2:25 troi, Luz lie won. M aabIlno sec
oDd Fred H tbtrca. Best.tm .2:1 GA =
The 2:25 paces Nassar won, iG,- o. Tip second,
Blairwood third. Best time, 2:121A.
The 2;lQ trof. Commodore Porter won, Billy
d second. Persica third Best time, 2:l71%
MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. 17,-The track was
Five furlongs, venrsburg won. Black hawk
second. Dolly colt third. Time, l:0019.:*
seven furlongs, Vestibule Won; Sister Mary
second. P,cnick err third. Time. l:25.
Six furlones,. Armitage won, Stone Nellie
second, Dorian third. Time. l:l2S4.
Ons mile aud furlong, klldeer won, Best
Brand second, Diablo third. Time. :551a
Five furlongs, Minnehaha won, PalIas second
Mag Lose third. Time, co..
One mile, Raceland. won, Julien second,
Treasure third. Time, lao ;:
SARATOGA, Aug. 17.-There was fast track.
Five furlongs. Halcyon won; Wang second,
Julia bird. 1iuie, 1903. =:
Five furlongs. Highland won. Little Fred
second. 81. Anthony third. Time, 1 :03I4. :
SIX furlongs, Ragner won, POlydora second,
Magnosa third. Time, 1:lO.
One aud sixteenth miles, Henry Young won,
Lotion second, Marie X third: Time, 30
-Four and half furl0ngS fauStina won. Fox.
hound second, Rebecea Rowett third. Time
:6H.
Steeplechase. full course, Pat Oakley won.
sleet second, Lijero third. Time. Cos.
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CAN DIE SUDDENLY.
That Is a Privilege Now Granted by
United Presbyterians.

CHAUTAUQUA. n. Y. Aug. f7.-The-
principal business which has come before
the session of the United Presbyterian
synod has been the; appeal from the decis-
ion OF the Philadelphia Presbyiery in the
'caseof Rev. Mr.. Lee, pastor of tina,
city, who. administered the. sacrament to
dying man without obeying the funda-
mental law that weeks nGt.ce shall be
given. from the pulpit before such sacra-
ment Is administered. The; presbytery
censured him for this violation and. the
uaited Synod voted tonight to exoneratc
him..
There was also a heated debate on the
case OF the two members suspended from
the Buffalo church. DR.. Barr ssyihg IN the
course of the discussion that great caution
should be used IN all such cases, Tor. said
lie. In another case that may come before
this Synod a mem Der has sad that II he
We're suspended he would make lt hotter
'han hell for those who assisted. in the
operation.
thomas j. Morgan, the Chica 20 social
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SUMMARIES.
Time. 2.21-2:lS.
Races at Red Bluff.

RED BLUFF. Aug, There was
marked improvement in: the attendance
and betting at the: races to-day. -;
The trot in the 40 class was won by,
Faliaey. Best time, 1926. :.
Pacing. 2 % class. purse S275; won easily
by .Brilfiantine in 2i2S115s, 2:2lh4 and 2:2OA.
Bess II was second. j.:
J: Running race of one and a quarter miles,
dash. nurse 5000. won BY Morton in :T2A
Solitude was second.
The single mile bicycle race. was won by
J: S; Hanter:in SIT. Roy Order second.
The single mile dash was won by Jack
Hendricks in 1902. Hunter was close
second:
| In the twenty-mife relay !. E: .Mecum
made. the best mile:in 3:13.. The next best
mile was made by Hunter in: .3:14. The
twenty miles were covered in So minutes
and 20 seconds. =.
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PouLsoN AT THE FAIR.
The Spiritualistic Doctor Taking In
the Sights on the Plaisance.

OMAHA, :Nebr., Aug. T.--Dr. f. VIII
helm Pilulson, whose recent eccentric
actions astonished the Pacific Coast, and
particularly oakland. is. now in Chiragn
taking in the Worlds Fair. He will re-
turn In q. few days and open an office In
Council Bluffs. just across the river from
Omaha. II was learned to-day that the
doctor arrived here on June 80 and went at
once TO Council Bluff. wherehe has a son.
Hiram. j. P0nlson. and other relatives.
On july 81 he left for Chicago. .e
s While al G uncil Bluffs he stopped at
the IL tel Inman, whose proprietor says he
has known the doctor for many years.
Mr.. Innlan says: .Ductor Poulson has
rented and fnrn shed an Office In a premi-.
nent block here and has decided TO settle
down and practice his prefesslon'' e
He identified himself with the Spiritual
lists during his months stay aud made
many friends among them. Tonone of his
friends did he speak Of his domestic
troubles, but said that on his return from
Chicago he would visit the coast to- ar
range some business matters preparatory
10 finally locating in Council Bluffs. :.
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q cooers.a good. deal 81 ground
DIR. Pieree's Golden. Medical Dis
covery. And when you hear that
it cures SO many diseases, perhaps
you think. !" it's too good to be true. "
But it's only reasonable. As a
blood cleanser. flesh builder, and
strength-restorer, nothing like the
:" Discovery" is known to medical
science. The diseases that it cures
come from a torpid liver, or from
impure blood. For everything OF
this nature, it is the only ge'ar n,,
teed remedy. In Dyspepsia, bll;
iousness ali Bronchial, Throat and
Lung affections; every form of
Scrofula, even. Consumption or
Lung-scrofula in its earlier stages,
and In the most stubborn, Skin and
Scalp Diseases il. it ever fails to
benefit or cure, you have your
money back. -.
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ISL, who was invited to speak yesterday,
and whose remarks about the church
alternating many workingmen by its in.
tolerance created somewhatof a sensation,
found a supporter in aeertain measure IN
the person OF Rev. G.. r. Henderson of De-
troit, who said that Christian people might
well act upon some of the suggestions
made by Morgan. The church was too
exclusive j. In many respects. IF the
churches would open their doors more
freely and allow the werkingmen to hold
meetings in them there would be a better
feeling all around. ~. - s. ~;
s II believe" said DIR. Henderson. ''tbat
it is literally true il Jesus Christ should
come into the world again wearing the
gaIb of carpenter which he was, he
would not be admitted to some of the
modern churches in which his name is
enlblazoned in Letters of gold"
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TOO MUCH INSURANCE. : .....
Trouble Over a Fire in a. Chinese

,. sANJosE.. Aug. il. Insurance adjust
ers .are having some difficulty in: adjusting
the. loss ina Chinese goods. store fire til at
occurred recently in this city. The loss
was arfirst put at $1,000. blt..it has trans.
pired that there. was an Insurance. of
$4,000 on the stock, and Hong Lee. the
proprietor. n1w claims+a loss of. fully
$1,000. The services of an expert in
Chinese. bookkeeping and Chinese whole
sale house invoices have been sent Tor to
San francisco. It, is believed: that the
goods destroyed: were not worth over
$4,000. The firm was heavily: in. debt, and
all the insurance money has been gar
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TO. SAVE BUTTON.
Claim That an Attempt Will Be rlade
!. to Distort Facts.

SAN BEKNARDINo. Aug 1.-THE fin al
testimony iii the preliminary examination
of. G. NJ. Button for killing Gus Bohm In
Bear Valley was taken to-day and the
argument of counsel and the decision of
thu court will follow tomorrow. Friends
Of Bohm. the man who was killed. declare
ttrat.an attempt is being made by wit.
nesses to distort the facts, SO as to save
button from life sentences. The only
one In the party WHO was lot drunk when.
the killing took place was Claude Hender-
son. a boy eleven years of age.
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a YELLoW-FENER EXPERT.
Repressiye Measures Have Been
~. ...-. Taken Down in Brunswick.

:. w WASHINGTON. Aug: l7.-Dr. Wyman: to-
day appoin ted I Dr. John JGniteras. pro-
lessor of the University of Pennsy lyania,
Sanitary Inspector. and assigned. him 10
.duty<at Brunswick. Ga. DR.. :Guiteras Is
pne%of the best-known yeiIow-fever:expe
*in%the. United States. and Wi Il superintend
preventive measures IN Brunswick. :: -. r..
Z: BRUNs WICK. Ga, Aug. :I7.-Unfted
States: Surgeon. Hutton has assumed
charge of he Broholn yellow fever cases
and ordered. all persons resulting within
500 feet TO- move away. A strong GORDON
has been: placed ar ound the Building and
it is. hoped the fever will be confined to
:one case: ~ -: =: +. /. II = :.
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s. NOT MUCH CONCERNED.
The Geary Act Causes Little Feel
i. ing in the Land of CatilaV. =. >:

. New YORK, Aug. 17.-The American
Bible SpeieIy has received. The following
from its agent at Snanghai:. "'W hat may
be the effect Of the 6eary act on the. Chi
.nese Government ORION the people we ca n
not: of course. say. So far as my observa-
,tion goes. it has thus far had none at alton
The peoples. Wherever L go in the interior
she United States is In favor WITH the pe0-
pie Hnd ii seems TO us our friends at home
have been TOO soltcitous. AS To the officials
they are astute, far-seeing politicians and
Will walt till the: best lime to- ACT. -"
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CHOLERA. SPREADING.
bul the Reai State of Affairs Is Be.
ing flushed Hin

VIENNA, Aug. 1k-eholera is rapidlv
spreading In 'licia, and-it il rnnore-i ~,
Government is hashing up the rsal s,ata IS
Affairs in order not to 1n,erfere w lin rio Ua
expert of corn. WIN 'Ne
WASHINGTON, Aug. ia caNa So
antwerp this III ernlng reports sir tao,n
cases of cholera and FIVE fatal cases new
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VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS. "
Stand by the Chicago Platform on All
!. r. Points Z: :: Il

4 RICHMOND. a., Aug. Il THE Virginia
Democracy met: lin con vention at noon tn
day.: After the appointment of commit
tees. Senator Daniel made a speech In
which, aflnding tothe financial situation Of
the country. he asser ted that: De mocraey
was In: NO wise RESPONSIBLE for it. and laid
the charge for The ewT:in the country TO
The. Mckinley tariff. bill. Daniel said he
would stand on the Chicago platform. sill
yerl and ALE. ~. s: ;s< :. +
E The. convention resssembled thsevening
and nominated. Charles T. .O,Farreil for
Governor and r *C:. Kent for Lieut. enant-
Governor, .< = = i: -:
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THE CUP Is SAFE.
Once More the Center-Board Yacht
Has Shown Her .Speed.

NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. 17.-As a. result of
to-day's event yachtsmen herea bouts think
the America cup * safe. To-day's race
off Brenton's Reef was a fair test of the
various boats and the Vtgilant sailed like
a witch and stood up like house. 1t was
not only victory for her. but also tri-
umph for American ideas, for the ordinary
everyday eenter-board. the type of boat
that has so ably defended the cup. thor
-oughly outsailed the fiukeels and every
other device: that could be Alta ched to the
bottoms of racing craft. -: =:
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Senator Whites Bill.

: :WAsH1NGToN. Aug. Ex-senator White.
Senator Perkins and r.. b.. Mitchell called:
ON Senator. Voorhees,; chairman of the
Senate Finance Committee, today. and. it
is The understanding That Whites Mid
winter Fair bill will reported favorably
tc-morrow.: Senator White will call the
ofli up IN; the Senate as soon as possible.
and this may be within day or two: -:
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SONS. OF VETERANS.
No More Money for the Militant
:: Branch of the Order. =.

CINcINN ATT. Aug. 1T.-The Sons of Vet
Grams to-day selected Davenport. Iowa, as
The next place of meeting On. The qnes-
zion of the Sons OF Veterans Guards under
command of Colonel Hubert of Illinois, it
was decided te Withdraw financial sup
port. j. B. MaeCabe OF. Massachusetts,
was elected commander-in-chief.:C C. II.
.Orner of Illinais, senior vice. and f.. O..
Wilkinson. junior vice.
In the Ladies' Aid Society Miss Belle
Gray of Washington, Iowa, was elected
president. :: =
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Columbian Regatta.

LAKE. GENEVA. Wis, Aug. 17.-In the Co.
iumoaan regatta to-day The Senior singles. quar-
ter OF mile dash. was Won by Edwin Hedley of
Iassalc, N D., IN /: IL. f. A THOMPSON OF the
1vfohto AIg0nauis was second and +. a.
InanipSon OF the Toronto Argonauts third
iAe quarter OF a ialle dash. Senior tours In
teFhali9nal. was won. by The Delawares of Chi
c az 70 :l3$4 from The Dons OF Toronto and
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CRUSHED HIS SKULL.
Naval Bigger Mccarthy Killed by
an Accident.

VALLEJO. Aug. ia rigger, named
Mccarthy. employed in tile construction
department at the nayy-yarf. was Hi led this
morning by the breaking OF capstan bar.
With another employe Mccarthy was en-
gagged in moving fourteen-t0n piece of
machinery to the new iron-plating shop.
horses were not able TO draw IL, and r
cahstap. such as used by housemovers,
was brought into service. Mccarthy was
taking IN the rope slack at the capstan.
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Not i'm THE BUSINESS.

Williams, Dimond & Co. have. brought a
civil suit In the United States Circuit Court
against Collector Of Internal Revenue
John G. Quinn TO recover $500 said to have
been unlawfully take against them as
wholesale liquor dealers last October.
They explain that they were not In the
LIQUOR business.
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Admission Day Pageant

=: SAN: JOSE, Aug. 1.-THE Supervisors
are making arrangements to have Santa
Clara County Represented in an Admis-
sion day pageant at the Worlds Fair. An
immense float loaded with dried-fruit
exhibit will be in line. 1t is also the de-
sign to distribute at least $4,000 souvenir
boxes of dried prunes on that day.
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The great strain caused the capstan bar to
break in the middle. Mccarthy heard the
crack of the bar, raised his head to ascer
tain the trouble, not dreaming of danger.
That instant the rebound of the capstan
bar struck the left side of his head, break
ing it in seven different places. Mccarthy
was taken to the naval hospital and died
one hour after. never regaiuing conscious
ness. He was native of Ireland, 52years
of ace. e.. -. :.
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STOPPED THE CLOCK.
Burglars Blow Open the Safe in a
:. Railroad Office.

ANDERSON, Cal. Aug. 1.-THE safe in
the railroad. office was blown open this
morning at 1: 80 o'clock. indicated by the
clock, which ,stopped at that time by hav.
ing the pendulum knocked off. Tho
thieves secured Sz57 In cash. They gained
an: entrance by prying open the window
from the outside. snd left by a side door
having also broken IL open. There is no
clew. =.
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A. Dwelling Burned.

SAN MATEo, Aug. T.-About o'clock
this morning the two-story dwelling of j.
Cannon at Colma was destroyed by fire.
In the house were a woman and four chill
dren. who narrowly escaped being burned.
The cause of the fire is not known.
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Now that the California Baseball
Lehgue mas followed Colonel Robin
san into bankruptcy movement Ia on foot
10 organize new LEAGUE of four clubs to
consist OF yong PLAYERS. For tat purpose
an effort Is being made to leise the Haight
street grounds.
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carp Was Not the Aggressor.

SAN BERNARDINo. Aug. 1.-THE pre-.
iiginarye examination Of Warren carp
UPON charge of an assault with deadly
weapon for Stabbing Steel Ia the back
lew days ag0 terminated in the discharge
o. carp, II being shown that Steel was fae
Aggressor.
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From Heart Failure,

VALLEJO. Aug. 17.-Edward L. Bren-
nan dropped dead here this evening of
heart failure. The deceased was popular
throughout Solano County, where he had
resided since birth. He was native of
California. aged "a and single,
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Caught In fhe Coqs.

PINoLE. Aug. 17.-Josepa Barber. aged
8 years. and the son of Manuel Barber. was
caught to-day in the cogs oil a horsepower
engine that was pumping water, and part
OF his left hand was torn off.