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BARELY IN TIME.
Another Attempt to Dig
Out of Jail.
Fhe Old County Building on Broad
way Considered nsecure-Special
Precautions.

But for the fact that Chief Jaller Fitzpat-
rick has adopted the precaution of chang
ing all the prisoners in the County Jail
from one cell to another every three or
four days there would have been at least
four less inmates OF the shaky old bastle
yesterday morning than there were when
roll was called.
Friday night all the prisoners were
changed around, and when the jalers came
to cell 43. in which George Thompson, Joe
Collins, man named Barron and another
named Lind were confined. the quartet did
so much growing about having to move
that the officers began to be suspicious.
Besides, the four had been unusually
noisy and mean for week or more. They
would start in raising racket aud keep it
up until the wicket OF their cell was fast
ened up, and even then would sing and
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NO SETTLEMENT YET.
Casey's Withdrawal Was of No Avail
in North Dakota.

BISMARCK, n. D., Feb. 4.-On account OF
the withdrawal of Senator Casey from the
race the Republicans held a caucus to-day.
but adjourned. The thirty fifth joint bal
lot was: Shortbridge 81, OrdwaY Y. Worst
Q. Palmer g. Kingman 6, Anderson 10, Ho-
CERT :, the rest scattering.
CHEYENNE, Wye. Feb. 4-The fifteenth
Senatorial ballot, cast at noon to-day. re-
suited A. L. New ID Is. B. Z. Brooks (R.)
10 William Brown Pop 3, the rest scat
tering. The refusal Of the POpulists TO vote
for New is taken as aH Indication that be is
now out OF the race.
LINCOLN. Nslr., Feb. Nv. V. Allen,
independent caucus nominee for United
States Senator, came within two votes of
being elected to-day. The ballot stood: Al
len s., Thurston 81, Morton 8 Boyd 20
7 even Democrats voted for Alien.
OLYMPIA, Wash, Feb. An to-day's
bailating Ludden Of Spokane changed from
Turner to Allen. The forty-eighth ballot
stood: Allen 81, Turner "a. Griggs q. Teats
9, Dunbar l.
HELENA, Mont. Feb. 1.-The Senatorial
vote stood Sanders a Lark 10, Dickson 10.
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His Intentions Were Amicable.

When Fl. F. Forny, the painter of Indi-
ans, was travelling In Montana a few years
ago he met the most familiar waiter in the
world. He was sitting at the breakfast ia
BILE in a mountain hotel waiting for some
one TO come and take his order. He felt a
jar, and then a heavy weight resting upon
his shoulders. He look around.aDd found
leaning upon him and over him a huge
bearded man. in a broad-brimmed hat, and
with two revolvers sticking in his belt.
well, old boss, wha'll ye have?" said
the man in friendly voice.
''Who are you?" said Forny.
'Me?' said tho man. Pm the waiter"
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Safe, Quick and Effective.

The valuable curative properties OF ALLCocK's
Porous PLAsTERs are due 10 the employment
OF tie highest medical and chemical skill. They
purely vegetable, and in ingredients and mel bod
have never been eqnaled; safe. quick and etfec.
tive in their action; they do not burn or blister
but soothe and relieve while curing, and eau be
worn without causing pain or Inconvenience.
Do not be deceived by Misrepresentation. All
other so-ealed Porous Plasters are mutations
made to sell on the reputation OF ALLcoCK's.
Ask for ALLCoCK's ana let no solicitation or
explanation induce you 10 accept substitute. =
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Canadian Pacific Enerpv

OTTAWA, Ont. Feb. 4.-The Canadian
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PETRIFlED PAL1S.

A Great Natural Wonder Found in
Wyoming.
RAWLINGS, Wye, Feb. 4-W. S. Hart.
Colorado geolOgist, VINO has been employed
to assist in collecting the Wyoming mineral
display for the Worlds Fair. has unearthed
a bed of petrihed palm trees and shipped
1000 pounds OF the find to Cheyenne. The
specimens are rare and beautiful. The dis
play found near here will include fiat rocks
carrying prehistoric tracks of birds and
animals
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BIRTHS ARRIAGES-DEATHS.

birth. marriage ana death notices sent by mal
will not be inserted. They must handed In at
either OF the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
10 have the same published.
BORN.
MARGISON-In this city February 8, 1898 to the
wife OF William Margison. daughter.
RoBINSON-In this city. January 2. 1898, to the
vile OF G. l.. Robinson, daughter.
WlLSOS-In this cltv. February /, 1898, TO the
wife OF James A. Wilson. 4 son.
KENNEDY-In this city. January 2s 1898, to the
wife OF William J. Kennedy, daughter.
MILLER In tbs city, February 2. 1893, to the
wife OF Jacob Miller. daughter.
Jansen DERFER-ln tbis CITY. January 81. 1923,
to the wife of Joseph Lansenderfer, daughter.
KING-In this city. January rs, 1898. to the wife
OF Frank Nj. King daughter.
J0HNSON-Ia this city. January 81, 1893. to the
wife OF A. Il. johnson, son.
MULLEN-In this city, January 81. 1893, to the
wife OF Daniel K. Mullen. daughter
McELROY-1n this city. February e 1898, to the
wife of Thomas McElroy. a daughter
INKEis-In this city. February 2, 1898. to the
wife OF George w. Hinkel. daughter.
61R0T-ln this city. Janu7ry Ia, 1898, to the wife
OF Alfred Girot, daughter.
GALLAG HER-ln Delano. to the wife OF j. p Gal
lagher daughter
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Northumberland Straits Tunnel.

OTTAWA. Ont. Feb. ALFRED Palmer Of
London. employed by the Dominion Gov
eminent to make an Investigation as TO the
feasibility of submarine tunnel In the
Northumberland Straits, reports the scheme
perfectly feasible. The Government has
decided to take favorable action.
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On a Fast Track.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 4.-Thers was a
fast truck to-day.
Five furlongs. Dan Collins won. Black
Duke second, Ella Weams thHd. Time,
:03.
Six furlongs, NAB won. Rossiter second,
Castout third. Time, 1:16h.
Five and a half furlongs. Scottish Belle
won, Denver second. Ida May third.
Time, :O9s4.
One mile, Lockport won. Anna House
second, Ed Jackson third. Time. ] :44A.
Handicap, seven furlongs. Forest King
won, Zampost second. Beeswing third.
Time. l 30
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BETRAYAL OF TRUST.
GARRISON Does Not Like the Appoint
ment of Jackson.

DEs MONIES. Iowa, Feb. 4-The State
Register prints long telegram from Gen.
eral J. s CIarkson, critieizing the President
for his appointment Of Judge Jackson to
the Supreme bench. Clarkson calls it a
betrayal Of the party trust and faith and an
set Of pcrfdy little short of moral crime
The Presidents action is called nexcusable
and iDdefensible. and should not only be
condemned by Republicans, but opposed by
the Republicans in the Senate A large
number Of prominent Republicans here have
telegTaphcd the Senators from Iowa to vote
against the confirmation Of Jackson.
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RosIyn Robbers on Trial.

ELLENsBURG, Wash, Feb. 4.-The last
witness in the trial Of Calhale for robbing
the Roslyn Bank last September. was exam
ined to-day and the arguments began. The
defense have endeavOred to prove an alibi
and host OF witnesses were called for that
DurpOse,
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Unnoticed Influence in Life.

10 recent address President Eliot of
Harvard dwell on the idea that the un-
noticed influences in the education OF the
young often do much to mold character.
There are" no said. ''bits of poetry In my
mind learned in infancy which have stood
by me in keeping me true to my ideas OF
duty and life. Rather than lose these |
would have missed all the sermons / ever
heard
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STILL MORE DELAY.

The Panama investigation Postponed
Because a Train Was Late.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The Washington cor
respondent of local paper says: The
Panama investigation met with an
other delay to-day. Charles Colne.
ex-secretary OF the Panama-Amer-
lean Committe, was subpensed to
appear before the special investigation
committee at 1890 o'clock to-day and sent
word that his train was late. The committee
concluded not to wait for him and adjourned.
Colonel Fellows, chairman of the committee,
gives assurances that there will be a meet
ing of the committee on Monday.
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BERLIN, Feb. 4.-There was a remarkable
episode in the Alsatan Diet at Strassbourg
on Thursday. when Deputy Petri, formerly
a staneh opponent of the German regime.
declared, amid approving acclamations from
many of his colleagues. that the time for an
anti-German or protest party was past.
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Merry Makers.

Saratoga Hall was well filed last night,
the event being grand prize mas
querade given by the United Lodges OF the
Order Herman Suns The grand march, which
was started promptly at 9 O'Clock. was so
long that " more than encrcled the floor.
The hail was decorated very prettiy with
different colored hunting. which matched
well with the costumes worn by the
inasEpre
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DIED.

Broermann. II. c. Johnston, John
Driscoii, Catherine Kearney, Alice
Booley, David j. Kohn. Catherine n.
Faber. Frank LacURfeb, Christixna
franklin, Kate Mctlarney. Frank
Geggus. Louis Mcclure. Bessie
Girot (infant Peckham, Mary T.
Hauser Bernhard Perkins, Mrs. Lizzie
Harrington, Rev. J. r. scheil. Eliza
Hinkel (lnfaur) Wall May II.
FABER-In this city. February 2. 1898. Frank
Faber, beloved son Of Joseph Faber and the late
Wilheimina faber, native OF San francisco,
aged 20 years months aud days
h4- FRIENDS and acquaintance are respecuully
Invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY fsun-
dayJ, at O'Clock p. NJ. from hts late residence,
33 Valparaiso street. Interment 1. o. o. T. Gem
etery
KOHN-In this city, February 2, 1898. Catherine
H. wife of Henry kohn, and mother OF l..
H. Henry, Margie and Waiter kobn and Mrs. j .
w. aurgens. Mrs George Van Siyeke and Mrs. A.
III. English. n native OF New YORK City, aged 81
years mont his and - DAYS
~ Friends ana acQuaintances are resDectfullv
invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sun-
day. st 2 O'Clock p. NJ. from her late reaide nce
Twentieth street, near Florida. Inter ment l. @.
y. +. Cemetery. 8
GEGGUS-In this city. February 2, 1893. I outs
Geggus beloved husband OF Della Geggus, and
father of Charles and Andrew Geggus and Mrs w
J. Murray, and brother OF Frederick 6eggus and
Mrs. l. Laubscher. q native of Baden, Germany
aged aS years member OF Eureka Lodge No
g. o OF Ii. ).
EFriends and acquainsances are respectfully
dayl at O'Clock p NJ. from his late residence.
3loLa Jessie street, near Fourth. lnterment
Holy Cross Cemetery. ."
HAUSER-In is city, February 3. 1898. Bernhard
Hauser. beloved father of Mrs. r. Wannen-
machor, Mrs. A. j. Smith and Conrad Hauser.
native OF Niederweisoi. Hessen parmstadt. Ger
many, az ed So years m nths and IS days.
~ Friends and acquaintancss are respectfully
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HER LIFE ENDED.
Mrs. William 6. Whitney
Dead.
HEART DISEASE THE CAUSE
Account of the Life of Woman Who
Figured Prominently in Ameri-
can Society.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

NEW YORK, Feb. Mrs. William c.
Whitney died at 3 o'clock this morning.
Death was not unexpected. Her attend
ing physicians pronounced her condition
critical in the extreme last night. bat they
said there was chance for recovery. They
did not, however, give the family much
hope, for the illness was due to heart
trouble and fatal change might come at
any moment.
At about midnight the family retired. but
toward 2 O'Clock the suffering woman began
to show alarming symptoms and the family
was called. Physicians were hastily sum-
moned, but the patient was beyond medical
aid, and at o'clock the end came.
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Fire at Riverside.

RIVERSIDE, Feb. 4.-Fire destroyed the
residence of Lutte Brackenbury in West
Riverside last night. The house and con-
tents were burned. Loss $1,000. insurance
$1,000 The fire was caused by the explo-
sion Of cOal-oil lamp.
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Pioneer Sonoman Dead.

CLOvERDALE, Feb. 4-Frank McElar-
ney, who located in this county In 1851 and
acquired considerable property in this sec
ton. was stricken by paralysis Tuesday
and died to-day,
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Protecting Their Toes.

Rio JANEIRO, Feb. 4.-The Argentinians
are treading upon Brazl's toes on the Mis-
sions front tier. as they express their inten-
ton Of dredging the Martin Garcia Chan
mel. The Brazilians accordingly are laying
torpedoes along the channel
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One More Cun-Defeuder.

Boston, Feb. 4.-John r. Payne has
placed an order for an American cup
defender at Lawley's shipyard in South Bos-
tim
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-05

THE BLYTHE CAsE.-W. Ii. II. Hart began
bis argument before Judge Coffey yesterday
afternoon as counsel for Mrs. Hinckey formerly
Florence Blythe In opposition to he motion for
a new Irlsi made by the Blythe company. His
statements and amendments TO ths bill of ex-
cep ion I'LL 1897 pages IN fypewritng.
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Football at San Jose.

SAN JOSE. Feb. 4.-The football game
between the Stockton and San Jose teams
was won by the home team by the score of
8 to O. The game was played In the mud
and there were few spectators.
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Alameda.
Berkeley.

Tomorrow evening the rectative contest
for the sixth Demorest medal will be held
in the Trinity M. E. Church under the
auspices Of the w. c. Il. u.
Tuesday evening the National Club
elected for the terms officers: President,
A. Merry; viee-presideuf, James Wilson
treasurer, W. Dean; financial secretary, l..
Borkheim; recording secretary, b. Price
sergeant-at-arms. K Abel; board of direc-
tOrs-A. Blomberg, {. ID. Maloney, James
Hamilton.
Warren Cheney has sold the Theological
Seminary tract on Bancroft and Charming
ways to Berry and Bangs, who will SUBJ
divide Ii and place it on the market.
This term a special coarse on bacteriology
will be given in San Francisco by Professor
George INITIAL of Johns Hopkins Uuiver-
sity
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P0PULISTs WILL GATHER.
An Effort TO Be Made to influence
Cleveland.

Cleveland.
BRoCKToN, Mass. Feb. 4.-There is to be
IN important gathering Of the Popullsts at
Washington February .. -Four organiza
ton viii assemble at that time: the BIZ
metallists. Industrial Alliance. Reform
Press Association and the Industrial Legion.
AN Ell RI 81 III be made TO amalgamate these
branches of the Peoples party with the
view to effective work in the way Of secur-
ing desired legislation during Cleyeland's
administration. 1t is believed, in view Of
tie strong showing In the last campaign.
they can make both the old parties recog-
me- their demands; II not, it will clear the
way for an effective campaign in 1896.
Delegates viii be present from every State
and Territory in the Union.
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An Eminent Scientist Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 4.-Frederick Au-
gustus Genth, one Of the most eminent au-
thorities in chemistry and mineraiogy In
the United States, is dead. aged y. He oc-
cupied chair in the University OF Pennsyl-
vaniR
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-05
Was in Bad Cnmnany.

GUATEMALA. Feb. 1.-The recent fog
giBg Of the British Minister'S son has been
investigated, and the evidence, it is said,
class dance.
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Gas House Fire

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. A fire to-day at
the TweRty-ffth Ward Gas Works totally
destroyed the puIifying-house and Two
sheds, one OF which was owned by the
city. The total loss is estimated at Sl50. coo.
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Ended in a CIincI-

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4-The fight be-
tween Billy Ernest and Charles Mccarthy
at the Ariel Club tonight ended in the
fourth round with both men clinched in the
middle Of the ring, hence no decision.
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Business Troubles Killed Him.

NEW YORK, Feb. Al. W. Lauterbach.
importer, committed suicide this morning
by jumping from a fftll-story window.
Business troubles were the cause.
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Pacific Railway has dispatched D. E. Brown
from Vancouver to the AntIpodes with the
object of ascertaining the prospects OF
establishing line OF steamers between
New Zealand. Australia aud British Column
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-05

MEYERS Wigwam Theater.-Monday even
ing. February 6, the great cornetisL Liberati. In
q change OF programmed new solos every night;
best ever heard Ia the city. 'Mikado," the IA
v0rite opera; cast and scenery perfect Also an
unequalrd olio OF specialties. See bills for other
particulars.
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A Mexican Holiday.

CITY OF MEXICO. Feb. 4-T0-morrow
and Monday will be public holidays
throughout the republic. these being the
anniversary days of the PRONUNCIATION Of
the constitution of 1857.
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The Survival Of the r;ttest

BY retaining your baggage checks until you
reach this city you viii save money, our rates
being lower than all others, viz: Trunks 80
cents each. Baggage called for and delivered 10
all trains, etc, al The above rates. Morton Spe-
cial Delivery. Offices-17 Geary street. 40S
TAYLOR street and Oakland ferry depot.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-05
Two CUBS From Astor.

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-JohB Jacob Astor.
Ia a letter to Commodore Gerry, dated Feb
ruary q offered two cups, valued at $500
each. to be competed for of Newport on
.JnlY % and III
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-05
TURNED THE TABLES.

The Conservatives Win Victory on
the Home-Rule Issue.
LONDON. Feb. 4.-The Conservatives won
a signal victory to-day by capturing Hud-
dersfield in the contest for the seat made
vacant by the death of William Summers
UibsraD. The fight was bitterly conducted.
and was made largely onthe home-rule
Issue. The Conservative candidate, Sir
Joseph Crosland. was elected by 1908 votes.
10 1898 for Woodhead Q.iberaD. AT the late
general elections Summers (LibersD had
709S votes to 6S37 for Crosland.
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MARKiED.
OIrIIIIN AM ICHTEN CT Elm.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EIN-In this city. Feb
ruary ], 1898, by the Rev. Father O'Neiie OF
san Rafael Edmund j. pullman and Frances
LichteRsteiR, Doth OF San Francisco.
MCGUIRE FLEMING-In this city January 25
1898. by the Rev. Father K J. Doran. James Nc
Gaire and Mary f. Fleming. both of New York.
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They Stole Young Girls.

MARAcAIBo. Feb. 4-The Guajira lndi-
ans have roasted alive three traders who
were caught stealing young Indian girls for
the purpose of selling them into servtude.
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Snread of the Crime.

COPENHAGEN, Feb. 4. - Advces from
Sweden are that the influenza is spreading
rapidly, over one hundred patients being
under treatment at the hospital at Carls-
hnrO
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Ireland HOnOred.

SIOUX CITY, Feb 4-Archbishop Ireland
was banqueted tonight by the leading
Catholic clubs of this section. Tomorrow
lie will oficate a the dedication of the new
ST. Joseph's Church
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MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 4.-The Harris Forge
and Milling Company's works at Irondale
have been burned. The loss is S125. 900; In
surapce $4,000.
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Chemical Works Burned.

FAIRPoRT, n. Y, Feb. 4.-The Deland
Chemical Works were burned this morning
The loss was 500, 1000.
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Freuch cable Schemes.

PARIS. Feb. 4.-The Ministry to-day ap-
proved the proposition to lay a cable to tho
French colony OF New Caledonia and to
Australia
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Trouble in VeuezueIa.

DEMERARA. British Guiana, Feb. A
skirmish has occurred between Spanish
and English settlers at Agricola, on the
Venezuelan frontier
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r1ichigan Electoral Law.

LANSING. Feb. 4-Goyernor Rich has
signed the bill repeating the Minor election
law,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-05

To CONSTRUCT SEwER.-The War Depart.
ment has granted the city the right TO construct
a sewe. across the Preside reservation from
Locust street At Its north end TO Lyon street.
where IL Intersects with Union street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-05
Mrs Cleveland Attends a Ball.

LAKEWOOD, n. j., Feb. AIRS. Cleve-
land was the center of attraction at the
pre- Lenien ball at the Lakewood Hotel to-
night. She wore a handsome Louis XVI
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-05
SUFFERING AT SEA.
Only Two of the Crew of the Louisa
Survived.

HALIFAX. n. S., Feb. 5.-The brigantine
Vestrel has arrived at Harbor Grace with
two of the crew Of the Danish brig Louisa,
Captain Erickson, from San Domingo for
Havre. The Louisa was wrecked January
in midocean. Two of the crew were washed
overheard. The captain died from injuries
two days after. and colored sailor died
next day. The survivors lived fifteen days
on the remains of the wreck with scarcely
any thing to eat or drink.
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gown of old rose bengaline. The ballroom
was filed with social leaders from New
York, Brooklyn and Philadelphia.
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SAFE IN PORT.
The Steamer Suevia Has Arrived at
Spithead.

Spithead.
LONDON. Feb. 4.-The disabled Hamburg
steamer Suevia. bound for New ork, has
arrived at Spithead roadstead.
The vessel arrived at SOUTHAMPTON last
Sunday. The high-pressure cylinder of the
steamer burst. while heavy gale was pre-
vailDg. Partial repairs were made after
twenty-eight hours aud the steamer went
ca her way. She carries twenty-one cabin
passengers and 80 German immigrants.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-05

Assemblyman Julius Kahn came down
from Sacramento last evening.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-05

America used 1855. 600 bottles of French
champagne ia 1892.
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TO HELP ZANTE.
The King and Queen of Greece Are on
the Scene.

ATHENS. Feb. 4.-The King and Queen Of
Greece and the Duke of Sparta have started
for Zsnte TO do what they can for the relief
of the suffering people. Since yesterday
the shocks have been fewer. and the result
ing damage has been diminished In proper
ton. The loss Of property caused by the
calamity is estimated at 100000 drachmas.