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CHAPTER NI.-Conttnucd.)

Il can't understand how you come
to have So much money" he began.
Don't try to-" interrupted Beatrice.
impa,irn,ly. "Bri, fly. have come
into possession rf several thousand
dollars choose TO spend the money
us like | offer you S5'n to help me.
De You agree"
"IrS inlcca".'
First. my identity and plans are to
he Il dead secret between us, now and
hereafter,
Trust me for that.
"NrNt. you are TO obey me impll-
citly.
with such pay for my services, !
am your slave.
Very good. First and foremost, ]
wish You TO so now, and at once. ANA
learn all YOU can about the where
abouts of Raymond Marshall.'
"E.h.' calculated the doctor. With a
start. Il don't think he is i'll the vii
lage."
Then ascertain where he is.
I'll my"
Next. find ont about the whispered
financial complications in the affairs
of his father. Col. Marshall
THAT is more easy"
And report progress to me as soon
us YOU can
There shall hc no delay
Dr. Simms departed Beatrice looked
excited, susprnSeful.
The bali set i'll motion-oh. with a
trusted ally and unlimited wealth. L
cannot fail in the scheme l have
aloptcd.'
| She counted the hours until late in
| the afternoon. Her face underwent
| vivid changes of color and expression
as there was Il knock ut the door
finally
"tome in
Ii was her ally, DR.. simms He looked
tired and excited.
Well" she demanded imperiously.
"l'vr lad an afternoon of it,"
You have found Raymond Mar
shall:'
"lIr returned home this morning."
"i'rom wl.trr:"
"l'roln IL frlli,lcSs. hrartbroken quest
for thai girl hr w;s sloony on at the
Seminary lie enc who disappeared su
nvSt"ri,lSlv.
"Elr;l Dranr. you mcan?"
"irS: that the name. He's been
searching for her everywhere, neglect
| ill.,. Di>.ilu.Ss, CROWN. thin and pale
that they say lie is 1aS, breaking down.
"And l'> >taln,r:
Added trou'le there! Dark rumors
SLY ;lEl; his business integrity is at
sl'lke, tlGlt IL financial crash threatens
| made circumslcct, but close inquiries
He is al the Office of the lawyer now
striving TO adjust affairs. You SEQ
"Yuu nccs not tell me more" inter
ruptrd Beatrice. impatiently. II know
more ,lnAn you Go probably, about that
At tile lawyers otllcey' she continued
arising: ami plt,ing Oh her wraps Ire
pult To me here about eight O'CLOCK
this evening.
You ate hot ECing?'
10 the llwyrrs office myself"
She left the hotel alone. In ten min
rtrs she entered the outer room of tht
offices of tile lawyer her informant hat
,fellcu IL.
She sank TO /" chair near the half
nlrn .loor of the compartment marked
"I'riva1r.' adjoining. Then she ben
Err ear and llsirned eagerly.
Voices sounded quite clearly. He
eyes gIoW.u Will; satisfaction as sh
realized that accident had enabled he
to enter he office and lingcr unpel
ccivcd. Her heart beat quicker as sh
recognized The l.roken, pleading tone
nt Col. Marshall. Raymonds father
and the woruS he uttered We're:
'Trn thousand dollars! Impossible
tell you that unless 1 have time, III
less those documents are suppressed Q
Destroyed / am a ruined mani"
''Ilst i'll time! shall win. Every
thing favors mel" fell in balefu
triumphant mrImur from the lips Of th
conlidcn; Beatrice Mercer.
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BANK LOOTED.

Denver. July 5.-The failure of the
Chaffcc County bank ut Salida Saturday
proves to have been IL bad one. and it
looks as though the institution had lceu
looted. Liabilities are S:;O.NW. and gcll-
uine assets only 5000
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Over FiGy Year.

An OLD AND WElLTsl RsNEDy.-Nrs.
over tirty years BY mill ons of mo hers for their
children while teethl, &. with perfect succes..
II s0othes the child. sOftenS the gums, allays all
Diairhea IL p eaSaht to the taste. Sold by
druggists in ever. part OF the World. Twenty.
five cents bottle LIS value is Il caicula6le. BE
sure ana ask for Mrs Winslo rs Soothing syrup
and take no other kiod.
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ARMENIAN AprI.AI

Constantinoplc. July 5.-I'hc Armenian
residents of Marsovai. have sent 10 The
British. German and American legations
here Il request that they intervene with
the sultan to protect then. from Turkish
pcrs. cltion.
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oUAHHELEp OVER RENTS

Little Rock. Ark. July 5. Willie
Iiidseley shot and killed Wiley Brown
we'll known farmer. to-day near Perry,
twelve miles south of Tcxarkana The
killing grew ont of trouble over the SIT
Element of rents. Iiilgeley surrendered.
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NEW POSTAIASrERS.

Washington, July :'.-Eben T.. Neal
lister has been appointed postmaster at
Tappen. kitder county. y. D., Vice
Samuel G. McCasg, resigned, and John
II. Mcdonald at Strouston Grant county,
S. H.. vice Mary Strouscr resigned.
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OWING no A RUN

Salt Lake. Utah. July 5.--'rhc National
Bank of Commerce at Proves closed its
doors this morning owing to II run caused
by the failure of the First National hHnk
Assets. $4,000: capital. S5O,OOO; other
liabilities, S25,OOO
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A IAHl,l,, RnNn

Denver. July ). DIR. IT, That her
Graves appeared before Judge Burns
with Il motion to decrease the amount Of
his bend, which had been S3OtUO Judge
Burns declined to receive bond for Il
less sum.
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ROBBED WHILE ASH,

ROBBED WHILE ASLl.
Emmctsburs, Iowa. July Blast night
Peter Guthen of Mallurd was robbed of
S195 while sleeping in the st. james ho.
tel of this place. He is u wealthy farm.
er. No clue has been found of the rob
bur
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A sure Cs,s fer Pee.

ltlhing Pi es are knoS Sn by moisture like per-
TEis T !. as we'll al Sind Bleeding P'otr,lt-
lug, Yield at o 10 Dr. Bos.n, os Pie Remedy,
wlicn cts directly on parts enecttd d, AFFORDS
tl,ors allayS itching aNu ensc $ n rerlnanen,
cure, sic s. Druggists or mail. Circulars ne :
De Bosanso Philadelphia. Pa.
SJu by j. 7. freeman, Druggist.
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Washington. July /. - The fnll,wia.
WAS issued late last even
The morning call., 1893-05-22
HIS GREAT GRIEF.
He Mourns Now for His
Baby's Death.
The Babe Abandoned by It's Mother
Dies After Crying for One
Month.

About a month ago Chinatown was
stirred by a novel sensation-the first
elOpement of Monaghan couple in twenty
years.
The excitemont of the time was soon
forgotten. however, for every trace of the
clipping couple was lost, and so they faded
out of mind-except to Wong All Mi,
whose wife left him with baby boy of Z
months for a good-looking and youthful
Chinese.
But yesterday it was recalled in its sad
dest feature by an unexpected sequel.
The deserted baby died in his fathers
arms.
Such perfldy as the mother was guilty of
is punished in China by hacking the guilty
one to pieces. but here the law was power
less to even bring her to justice.
When girl oil u years. Lew Choy APP
piled for admission at the Presbyt Ute rian
Mission, 933 Sacramento street She was
taken in and treated kindly and became
Christian.
On March ., 1887, she was married at the
mission to Wong All Mi, cook, Tho lives
at Prospect place. Wong took her to his
home aud in time the house was noisy
with the prattle of three little All Mis-
Two of the children died, the baby sur
vtving. On April II Wong was astonished
to find his home upset. his wife gone and
the baby crying pltifully in little cot.
Wong undertook to nurse the child, but
his warmed rice and milk did not agree
with it. Then he carried his baby to a
cousin of the Wong family and paid SO a
month for its sustenance.
But the little lad missed his mother most
of all. He cried and sobbed himself sick
day after day, and grew weaker from the
hour his cruel CT thoughtless mother de-
serted him. Last evening heGied and they
carried him to IN undertaker's place on
Clay street for burial.
The Chinese, and che Wong family par
ticularly, are Intensely excited over the
elopement and the child's death in conse-
guence. 1t is their custom to subscri5 De
and otherwise assist in bringing back the
guilty mother, for in their eyes the crime
is horrible indeed.
Who she eloped with is still mystery to
Wong and his friends.
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His Ready Knife.

A stabbing affray, in which Thomas
Green. recent arrival in this city, was
badly cut by James r. Riley, alias Kirby.
sporting man. during drunken quarrel
over the payment of some drinks, occurred
at OFarrell and Mason streets early yes
terday morning.
Green lives in Mayfeld, and came TO this
city few days ago and met Kirby. Both
men had been drinking heavily on Satur-
day. and Green asserts that his assailant
requested him to buy more liquor, and
when lie refused struck him. During the
struggle which followed he claims Kirby
drew penknife from his pocket and
plunged the weapon Int his neck.
Green's cries for help brought Policeman
Gibson to the scene, who had the injured
man taken to the Receiving Hospital and
arrested the wOuld-be murderer
The police surgeon found that the keen
weapon had punctured the back of tho
neck to depth Of an inch. infiicting a
painful but not necessarily dangerous
wound.
Kirby was booked for assault to murder
al the new City Hall police station. He
contradicts his victims story and asserts
that the latter first assaulted him without
provocation and that he used the knife in
Self-deIense.
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IN AND ABOUT TOWN,

AWAITING IDENTIFICATIoN.-Tw Ital-
ian fishermen found the body of man
floating in the bay Yesterday morning at
Fisherman's wharf. TWAS removed TO thu
Morgue to await Identification. From the
condition of the body it must have been i'm
the water tor about month. It is that of
a working man about 80 OF 40 years of age.
MIsHAPs TO CARS. = Car 35S of the
Geary-street cable line lost the grin
after crossing the Larkin-street cable
crossing and was delayed, with other
following cable-cars, some fifteen min
utes yesterday afternoon at 1890
o'clock. Car 2 of the San francisco and
San Mateo electric road also met with a
Slight mishap shortly after O'Clock. One
OF the motors burnt out and the car was
compelled to switch at Eighteenth and
Guerrero streets, while the passengers
were transferred to another car after con-
siderable delay. The disabled car was
taken 10 the power-houset to have the burnt
out motor replaced.
A DANGEROUS WELL.-Residents in the
vicinity of Sixteenth and Castro streets
are somewhat alarmed for the safety of
the children OF the neigh borhCod. A deep,
uncovered we'll ON vacant lot on the west
side OF Castro street, about 200 feet north
east OF Seventeenth. is causing much un-
easiness owing to the danger which may
befall some OF the juveniles PLAYING In the
neighborho0d of the we'll
IL s stated that there have been several
narrow escapes, and the fear is expressed
that sooner or later an accident or death
will bs reported.
a CHAUTAUQUA LECTURE.-Rev A. C.
Hlrst. DID,. LID, will deliver lecture
TINS evening before the Chautauquan
Circle OF Simpson Memorial Churen, cor
ner OF Hayes and Buchanan streets. The
subject OF the lecture will be 1.-THE Search
of the Ages After God" An invitation is
extended 10 all desiring TO attend to come
and hear the lecture.
= ELECTRIC CARS SOUTH OF THElPARK.-
Regu ar trips are now being made by cars
81 The Metropolitan electric railway over
The Car!-street branch from Clayton and
Page streets via the former TO Carl and
thence to the Olympic Club grounds at
seventh avenue. Transfers are issued
from and to the main line at Page and
CLAYTON streets
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which is named Holly Park, many prop
erty-owners have commenced to improve
their lots and building is to be seen on
every hand.
On Crescent avenue half dozen honses
are under way, while on West Park street,
Richland avenue and others many other
structures lave been commenced.
Much street work will also soon be under
way, the citizens having retitioned the SUI
pervisors for the establishing of official
grades from Mission street to the San
Bruno road on all streets between those
points.
The City Surveyor has the matter in
hand and whenever the grades are Off
ciallv determined it is proposed that sys-
tenn OF sewerage be devised for the terri
tory in order that more building and settle
ment may be possible.
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CAPTAIN PAULPS ASSAULT.
The Salvationist Leader Attacks the
CenterS of Vice.

AGULcTS vi VICE.
On Saturday night Corps c of the Sal
walton Army, led by earnest and agrees
sive Captain r. PAUL., started out after the
regular meeting at 10 o'clock.
They went out to beard the lion in his
den by visiting the haunts of vice loca ted
on Morton street. Quincy street, Grant
avenue, etc.. to hold prayer meetings at the
midnight hour, while the crowds of men
were roaming through those streets into
gilded dens of infamy.
Captain PAUL. was accompanied by about
thirty soldiers and eight or nine Salvation
lassies, some of them young and beautiful
and some old and feeble. One old lady
was over IA years of age and tottered along
with the aid of stick.
The little corps knelt on the ground and
prayed and sang salvation songs to the
fallen women and depraved men. and
made them hear the story of Jesus, his
crucifxcion and his wonderful love in a
manner that made them hide their heads
and tremble with shame. They kept up
their fight with Satan until after II
o'clock, when they returned to their
headquarters, accompanied by two sim
ners. One of them was a drunk whose
heart was touched. The Salvatlonists
prayed with them until near l o'clock in
the morning, and succeeded in winning
them to Christ.
Captain PAUL. is the little woman who
inaugurated the Saturday midnight meet
ings on the corner of Sacramento and
Kearny streets some tour OF five months
ago which have proven so successful in
saving souls. She is nothing if not agrees
sive, and she will not rest nor stop at any
repulslons or prosecutions when she un-
dertakes mission.
Last night at Z 80 o'clock, while she was
leading her soldiers and lassies in an open
sir meeting on Golden Gate avenue. at the
junction of Market street, an unruy gang
of hoodlums disturbed the meeting with
yells, catcalls and insulting remarks, which
made 1t appear that the proyerbial gall
lantry of California was a thing of the past.
The funeral of Sister Adelia Helliwell.
who died on Wedne sday last, took place at
1880 o'clock Yesterday morning from Con-
gress Hall. 1889 Market street, and was
largely attended by soldiers and others,
who went 10 see how a Salvation Army
funeral was conducted
The ceremonies were performed by Staff
CAPTAIN Misaps in the usual army style,
and two penitents came forward and pro-
fessed peniience at the side of the coffin in
which the deceased sister lay. The remains
were conveyed TO Laurel Hill Cemetery
and inferred. The cortege was quite long
and led by hraSs hand
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IN AID OF WORTH.
Festival for the Youths
Directory.
The Ladies of st. Joseph's Union
Meet to Make Arrangements.
Father Crowley's Speech.

A numerously attended meeting of the
adies of st. Joseph's Union was held yes
Eerday afternoon at the hall of the Youths
Directory, 2030 Howard street, for the pur-
pose OF perfecting a programme for tho
festival in aid Of the homeless boys to be
held at the Mechanics Pavilion in Sep
TENDER.
The Rev. Father Crowley in addressing
the meeting dwelt at length upon the good
work performed by the directory, and bore
grateful testimony to the Jealous and I'M
selfish manner in which it had been sup
ported by the members of st. Joseph's
Union, and by the generously disposed
people of the community without regard
to religious, radical or social distinctions.
The institution knows no conditions
whenever its door-bell announces the ar
rival Of a destitute or helpless little one
seeking shelter. Within the past years it
has cared for an average yearly of 500
boys, many of whom through its influence
had been rescued from the course of ruin
and brought to the enjoyment of hygenic
and moral discipline previously unknown
to them. 1t stands an elegant monument
10 the credit of the whOle-souled. charita Bile
men and women who have labored so faith
fully to sustain it and the fact that il has
nj no time heen the recipient of single do
nation from the public revenues is the best
possible proof of the popularity Of its mis-
sion.
In conclusion the reverend father ex-
horted those present to renewed efforts
again in behalf of the wards of the Direc-
tory so that the future of each little fellow
might be so shaped and Influenced in the
direction of righteousness and morality as
preclude the likelihood of his ever be-
coming an unworthy citizen of this proud
young commonwealth.
At the close of Father Cr0wley's address
the chair was occupied By Thomas r.
Zimmerman and the Office of secretary by
Miss Nora Sullivan.
The details of the programme of the APP
preaching festival were discussed with
much enthusiasm and it was decided that
in addition to other interesting features
there should be a grand representation OF
all nations by assigning special booth to
each particular race or nationality, not
ably the American. French, Spanish.
Irish, German. Italian, Russian, English.
Swiss, Austrian. Hindoo, Ethiopian.
Indian, etc.
There will also be a Golden West
booth" in charge Of Miss a. Westhouse.
assisted by the Misses O'ConDor and a
bevy of other young ladies.
The United States" booth was assigned
to Miss Belinda Roper, assisted by: Mrs.
May, Misses Gallagher, Folsom and
Donohue, Mrs. Bonestel and others.
The work Of assigning ladies to take
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AN ITALIAN FORGER.
He Duped His FeIlow-Countrymen
Out of Various Sums.

He Duped His FeIIow-Countrymen
Out of Various Sums.
Marco Marieni, alias Battista MazZoni,
alias Roseoni Battista, is an inmate of the
City Prison and has the grave crime of
forgery booked against him.
He recently called upon number of his
fellow-countrymen, presenting a letter
purporting 10 be signed by G. Gobetti.
Occidental. Sonoma County, who is well
known to most Italians throughout the
State. The letter recommended the
bearer" to the good sraces of the particu-
lar person selected and held the writer re-
sponsible for an amount not exceeding $25
if needed
One of those called upon was Peter
Mache, who keeps a restaurant at 531
Broadway. He gave the man with the
aliases S25, but on preferring a request to
Mr.. Gobet;i for refunding OF the amount
he was surprised to learn that the letter
was forgery and that others had been
duped in the same way for amounts rang
ing from So TO S25.
The forger was traced to Napa, and
Mache Obtained warrant from No.
court on Saturday for his arrest, which
was given into the hands oil Officer G.. Rey-
nolds He found his man in Napa and
brought him to the City Prison yesterday
morning
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charge of the booths will be completed at
meeting Of the committee to be held at
the directory on Thursday evening next.
Books containing written authorization
to collect funds for the festival were fur
nshed TO some twenty-five of the ladies
present. who will at once enter upon their
duties in the cause of charity.
The chairman wished that the public
might be warned against G certain i'm
postor. woman, who was reported as
soliciting small sums in aid of the Youths
Directory, but who had no warrant TO
a So
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The Cause of the Trouble.
New York Press.


This is a strange life of ours. Condi-
tons sometimes arise in it that render the
continuation of friendship impossible"
You think so ?"
Yes. There are Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Jones, they used to be the closest friends I;
now they are at daggers drawn"
What broke up their friendship?"
Mrs. Smith moved into a house that
Mrs. Jones had just moved out of, and,
womaulike, she could not resist the
temptation to say it was the dirtiest house
she ever moved into. This came TO Mrs
Jones ears and there was blood on The
moon at once. Funny creatures we are"
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Active Property-Owners.

East OF Mission street. from Cortland
to Crescent avenue. "a large number OF
new dwellings are being put up as a result
OF The building of the new electric road OH
Mission street.
Since 1T was known positively that rapid
communication instead of the sow-going
fhorsecars was to be given the district
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BORN.
HARTMANN-In this city. May 81, 1898, to the
wife of L. e. Hartmann,
WADE-In this city. May y. 1898. to the wife OF
Edward Gambler Wade. son.
KUTSCH-n this city, May II. 1893. to the wife
of George KutSch. a
EASTMAN-In tnis city, May 8. 1893. to the wife
of julien Eastman, a daughter.
MlLLER-In this city, May 49, 1898, to the wife
of r. S. Miller, daughter
Dos ALD-In this city. May Is. 1898, to the wife
OF Jonn Lonald, daughter.
MCGEE In this city, to the wife OF E. ]. MCGEE,
daughter
KAHN-In this city to the wife of Henry Kahn.
daughter.
GooDMAN-In Alameda. May 20. 1893. to the
wife OF Frank Goodman son.
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A Lodging-douse Thief.

Fred Seidler, German waiter, entered
the room of E. II. Eick at a lodgng-house
at 116 Berry street yesterday and stole SIS.
He was arrested later OH by Officer S. W.
Royston, but when searched at the SOUTH
ern station he had only 81 80 about him..
He admits that he is guilty..
The morning call., 1893-05-22
No Skipping,
No Swimming.

Big special editions of daily newspapers are
often skipped through and SKINNED over by the
average reader. THE CALLS mammoth spec
ciai edition, to be out next Sunday will be so
replete with bright, crisp and terseIy written
articles and so attractveiy illustrated that you
will find it impossible to either skip or skim.
The morning call., 1893-05-22
rAcuAn's rlnLs cures sex headache
Not an Accident.

Jefferson-Was the shooting of Bryson
the result of an accident?
Madison-Certa My. Do you think he
would have referred to Colonel Savagea as
horse thief If he had imagined the colonel
would hear him ?-Raymn nd's Monthly.
The morning call., 1893-05-22
A Hirt IN Rra;r.worl,e-s

It isa notorious fact that literary men,
whose work is of a sedentary character,
are subject to stomach trouble. A laxa-
tive is the only cure, and DR.. Henley s
Tamarack is the cures
The morning call., 1893-05-22
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGEsoE


Movements of Trans Atlantic STEAMERS.
HAyRE-Arrived May 2i-Stmr La Gascogne,
from New York.
scILLY-Arrived May 21-stmr Stuttgart from
Baltimore.
BosToN-AIrived May 21-stmr cephalonia,
from liverpool
NEW YoRK-Arrived May 21-stmr werra, I'm
Genoa.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES. DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent By mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be- Endorsed
with the name and residence OF person authorized
to have the same pubished.l
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MARRIED.,

ETERS-HOGREYE-In this ctty Nav On 1899
by the Rev. F. Bonn, Charles G. f. Peters and
Lena Hogreve, borp of San Francisco
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The
Smith
Carpets!

The most artistic low
priced pile fabric Car
peting, of Guaranteed
Durability, in the Mar
ket. We are now offer
ing a larger assortment
of patterns than ever
before, and at the price
of a Medium or Best
Quality Brussels.
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g Country orders receive prompt attention
Goods delivered free in San Rafael Sausalto Bithedale
Mill Valley, Oakland, Alameda Berkeley.