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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17
LAwHnscE. D c-m0rr I5II. 49,

BRO % wake eiu's Juaers0uian-
Tie initiative aild referendum is Hot
aH experiment., bur has hong 1sen la
use iH. 81 rlzeE-and ill some OF tiie cali
tons. and % has worked 80 satisfactorily
IhaE ALI the cautions and ths Swiss
national government hsvs adopted DC,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

q - not qualify
v. g steTae. who slzusa for 5000, ala aot
quality.
This bond has sixty Eursiiea, nine peEeon-
signed the soud bot are tot au-ed as DaF -
ssss IN to Instrument and not one gureEy
qualified as required By law
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17
= q 81 IN 80 -. .. s - r
A8&0a 8gEElH PURE

Camphene is FIRST distilled from very
dry hydruchlOrute OF trrebsHthiue-
This product is cOllsrtsd la % large
globe aud heated. when oxidation is
brought abuut 10y the introduction at
a stream of Ozanizsi aiF- A cloud of
camphor results, and is deposit d on
the internal surface OF the g. ODE.
TIE MICROBES,
Tie isiT Of mid ocean ssrms to he
free FROM microbes, but they ARE found
iu greater or less abundance wherever
amy life exists, aEd are distributed in
aEr, water aud suil. As many Hs 60,
OuO, 900 may 10 contained IH 10 single
ounce Of soil. The harmless microbes
aIe vastly more numerous JhJu others,
the deadly ones being encountered only
al parativeiy rare intervals.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

TIE government pays the railroads
Ss26. so for hauling IA mail Car from
New York to san Francisco. If pass
sBgsr cars were hauled AZ the same
.Eats. it would reduce passenger rates
between these cities to So, since a CTR
viii sarEy sixty passengers.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

a 812S2
n-rT rTf77 ,IIsgagss. AN forms. aHecsIug Body
N Sc, Throat. SKIN and hCuta 81 p-ill4as -clu
fuEl 'EcEaull. etc. etc cures D llElFl suf
Tssrr1aneur- Is years EuCC 8Efui gzpFFisucl
m ErsafiuE blood and SKI diseases Marvel
Gus cures. send Stamps GoE Gue6Lua A4a-
address,
BI, WARD INSTITUTE 'z 81. L 5t3's ii' e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

weeks.old baby. OGe day Simon was
hurrylng home from Che valley, trying
70 get there before big thundefstofm
thhl Was coming Up caught him. The
ram began falling before he got there,
anu wascominR uown for certain when
ne drove iuto his barn. Simon stood
IN the barn door waiting for the
rain 70 slack up when his house
was struck by lightning. 10 sremei
TO mt both chimncya NJ ouce. and a
slrsak OF IRE rau from one chimney
along the peak u the touf, aud mil.
way between the two chimueva it met
another streak Of FIRE that was Il Ashlug
along tho peak from the other chin.
ney, Or, rather where tho chimney had
been, for both chimueys were Knocked
into hrickdust by the lightning. When
the two tlefy elements met IN the cen.
ter Of the ridgopuly there wa. au awful
eXploHon like the discharge Of % eau.
non, and u fountain OF bjuish Il me
that threw lUn sua ping and zig.
zagsing SPARKS anu jus 10 nte shot az
into the airat least ten feet. Then ali
WA over, tbs whole exhibition last.
INK not more than thrrr seconds.
"s'inOu was only three rods away
slightest effects Of the terdblr shoes.
lie ran TO tho house, not knowing
what horiiylug 'ight might await
him there, ~ % seemed i'm.
possible TINT his wife aud baby could
have escaped death beneath tina, terfi-
blc electrical bombardmen,. But they
had, anu alter the first shock o. hi
light was over, Simon couldn't do
anything else but lie Uown anu aim VI
burst with laughter, the lightning he'd
brought about No luIicfous situation
In the house. Mrs. Frey was SIM
on the kitchen table, her mead ics ing
against the wall. In one han Hhoue.d
n rolling No, while the other va.
buried 10 the wrist In n rall VI dough.
She was coveted with Il luT from head
to iouL no bshy lay In ~ BASKET of
nowly washed clothes In lar corner
OF the k,t'huu, yelling Mt the tuu ct ils
lutg. Tue bauy'a cradle v turue
upsiuo down In the center Of the room.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

htuck Of THIS city has been invited by
the Salt Lake committee to Join as a
member II the Utah delegation to
,ttend tho convention on Silver Day
AT the Worlds Fair. Mr.. Haihen.
hruck's business affairs ut present arc
In such condition that he has been
compelled to decline the honor.
The Maid OF Erin Ill yer mines, the
'argeit in the camp and among the
heaviest producers in Ltadville, Collr.
ado, are being entirely abandoned, a.
the miners declined to accept the re-
duced rate OF $500 per day az ", re..
he enormous cost Of pumping, with
10 prospect Of being nble 10 resume
work, has ciused the owners ~ take
this step. The pumps arc being pulled
and the mine will soon no entirely
nnder water. The shat Ia down 900
sect uBd has been the WORK II several
yeata ami the expenditure " vast Gums
II money. Should the mine fesume
work again new shaft will have
% be suuk, Ne the old levels will be USE
less after being GOV red with water.
SALT LAKE oLEARtNa HOUSE.
Today's clearing house exchanges
mounted to sl2O,652,
TOpAy's QUOTATIONS..
New Yetk-sllyer COLO; lead, $3.50.
London-Silver, 3.
ORE AND BULLION.
wolls, Fargo 4 Co. received today.
Mlngu bullion. $3.50.
T. II. J0ues a Co. received today:
Bullion, $500; ore s3JUO. Total,
s6s01.
NJ Cornick & Go. received today:
Hanauer bullion, $500.
w. A. Hodges had ia Tor assay
10 ny i've cariOad. Of Mammoth ore,
III tons Of Horn Silver ore, aud two
otuet contrib.
w. q. NJ. stewart had IN for assay
today samples OF IL tons OF Old Jordan
and Galcnn ore.
J. w. Currie had In to-day for assay
ia tons oil Horn Silver ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
MOTEL ARRIVALS.

CuLLEs-M AsUhliun. Park CITY. A N
Reachc, omaha, W A Watson, sam iucEcy.
lily, News 10 O'hrIun, Cras II Brown, l. II
sullivan, Eurekai @ % Gilbert, spanish F0rL .
JuoJ Ncllr, Denver, j j lleWty, Phoebe. :
iAruHter, N A bowman, ogden; n 4 lohus6n.
American fore, Arthur MfClosky, Pars ity
q \ LadloN, aacnmcnioi q II Gardner, %
bluna, ~ - Fremont Iooolo; tam ID Ion,s-
savannah. Ga; Ms Nyra Lynch, Miss Eiila'
beth lynch san lranrnco 600 Daecnt. con
cord, Il frcl poid, buhaio, y y; b. "
Gibs0n, ClarEs, Now j Cusgroyo CastuIa
MoRGAN uOtrL-I u iacluy, Los Apgolcs .
q NunhUu, NJ Paul, Mluui u u bowen. ii nd
q n MclirHh and wife, IoOplat l. T. Io,yIs Nj. =
y Lewis, MISS Maud LOWE, Mss Myfte Levi.
De alvarez o T. Reid, CLARK Crocki / " FINN
ogden, Mr. and Nrs Lewis, Miss AHA Waltrr
u ghiwood, u " Iuilman, Il j jose. Nh. II
byron, j a Caumsa, % Iaigor. a Mansheid q i
TIM, NJ bost avery. NJ lhuloy, Airlea
company aler ,Nephii " W Murll Jr,
llaltorhn, cal, 4 , lundatrom. logan a ii
pIroll, Chcago lli a OlHn, BeHyor, Utah.
\ Ford, Middleton 4 Egghum, NCphi. N'I
u snum, Kansas cry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

BhirtpN Maria smith llutton wife OF
Ildcr Thomas Triton -cu.. dicd ON tbo lllh NJ
July ht iirnnottr, summit county. Utah rhu
tnldshire, tntuud ultIrl NE IUapol iu tho
year lsi3 with her husband In the budluY
branch Of tue NirmiugHIu conference emit
l.ih She me made nrf home m Hcunuiur,
summit county, Utah, with her husband aud
family for tie past HiAiUuu yCara she Be- the
mother Of thirteen children, eight uf whom
survive her, tw1 f.uH HUu six daughters. She
ms passed through many trying scenes tor the
sake OF the blspc|, an1 h5s boon a faithful
Latter day saint The funeral services we've
held Ia the H0nuOior ward meeting house
CON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
All ErsS

Those who have used DR.. Kingis
Sew Discovery know its value, AMI
those who have not have now ths
opportunity to try Il Free. Gail on the
advertised Dmggiet and get n Trial
Bottle, Free. Send your mans and
address 10 Il, Il. Buckion & Co., chi.
cago, and grt u sample box Of DR..
Yipg's New Life Pills Free, as well az
a copv OF Guide 10 Health anu House.
hoii instructor, Free. All OF which IL
guaranteed TO DO you good and cost you
nothing. n. a. smith a Co.'S Drug
AtnF- ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
LIST OF LETTERs

Remaining unclaimed m tho Post once nj
salt Lake city, Utah. on July 2isi. ispj To
obtain any OF these letters tho applicant must
call for Advertised Lctiora," and fiyo the date
oiIho list II not called FOR within two weeks
ihcy Will DO sont ~ the Dead Letter Oaiec at
Washington, u. G..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

PnoCTon.-ln thI. city, ~ ~ pm, July 20ih.
lftl. OF consumption, Joseph. son uf thr lutG
bishop John Proctor aged % yo4r6. llu leaves
vito anu two children,
Funeral 90 the lIHHt ward meeting house ON
sunday July 2lrd. ai % am, Friends Invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
REALTY and MINES.
Secretary Of The Exchange RuStlinS
the Popular Subscription,
RESULT OF TWO DAYS WORK.


Secretary Montgomery Of the Real
Estate exchange Ia ruttllng up for the
,spular subscription, and In two day
.,as succeeded In securing the follow
ing amount. from the parties namen'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

THE CuLLES, IS. g. Ewing Proprle.
tor. Hall block from Post Ofiluo, doors
from Pullman Ticket office, Main 81.
Rates $500 per day. Special Local
Rates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

WHITE HOUSE,, Holt and Slater
Proprictors. sl,jO 70 $500 per day.
New management, most centrally To-
Gated, rehtted, and best hotel for the
price Ia the city. Arthus Edwards,
manager, Salt Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
THE HOTEL TEMPLETON.

The Hotel Templolon " opposite
Temple Square, rithing Oiicts, Eagle
Gate, DEsEREr NEWS Building aud all
points OF Interest IN salt Lake City.
Excursion ua,ss VIA Union Pacific.
one fare for round trip 10 "a n stations
In Titan and any station ON the Union
Pacific System within 200 miles. Sell.
Ing dates July sd aud 24th, limit July
.5th,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
PIONEEn HOLIDAY ENuUnsION.


sJuly 23ri and 2i,h, the Union
Pacific win sell excursion tickets 10 ali
points In Utah aud 10 any point on
the system within 200 miles, at one
fare for the round trip, good until July
g6lh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

Whcal-Eafy. cash. Hs +, sent. CUt..
Corn lower cash. sept. So.
OaH=htcAdys each. Boss sent. ia,
PnrN-~iCa1y. cash, l-I. SEPT lH.ut.
Ribs steady each, a.tJ sOpl, zlgf.,
Hyv=tO.
Harley Nominal
tluN-ilOt.
TlWothv-tlb a 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
ALonaon ncrcnnnt rnii..

LONDON, July 2l.--A. 4. Consau.
uuadi, a mcrrh NJ has fiiri. = The
liabilities are 0,.ui; asseis gT6L7.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

Al Flreworb. and Flags Tor the 2I'h
a, one'half price. New York Cash
Store, 0ppOsit, poet tilce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
SHEEP. SHEEP. SHEEP.

WANTED SHEEP IN EXCHANGE ron
w sat Lake CITY property within two
blocks ~ Temple j. N, kennedy h to.
room 81 OMeara block, No. % ". .ud south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

Salt Lakes blg, now hotel Is Tho
knutsfori. HUmellke, elegant, cen.
trial anu reasonable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
WANTED.

rINWO HUNDRED LITTLE PIGS. sIN TO
eight wrrhs DID, win nay raau ON de.
livery Adgrgss %, J.. %. hoN a1t city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
BACK VOLUMES
-og rnh-
DESERT WEEKLY.


TIE SIXTH voiurss Of thc DEsRREr
WEEKLY In tho present form lie
now boand. A limited number Of
copies OF these SIX volumes can be oh.
1aiRed II the DrsIRrr NEwa Once,
salt Lake City, in bound form A. S2.OO
per volume. It IA tho boas history Of
current events to DO obtained, aud by
far the choapoat, and tho time u no,
Gar distant whom they will DO eagerly
sought Ailor by students OF history,
GnKious 10 be- Informed Of tho stirring
events which have transpirod within
the past three ycars-iho most intoroat.
ing period OF tho history Of tho Lat.
ior-dsy Saints. Every person who
can shod II should secure those
volumes while thoy are 10 b had
FOR future references, and especially
should they be- obtained for overy
Sunday School, Improvement Asao-
dasion and Ward library. Apply
saasJ ~ Rashs SURE Of Eotstag ssuue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

II G.. Lett to fuibo McKcsson. lots
lu rark View addition ........... 90
Hbouufer Brown 20 W. D. AlIyu, part
range clst..... III. ........' i67l
Andrew y. Allen 90 W. 3. Allen, uart
oi section %, township b south,
Petrv fitzgerald 70 w hIlu'UFfi
OF section p, tow. Dup suufu,
range . wCfta................ ...... O. a.
10. y. Allen estate 10 ChnrIrs y nov.
Tor, part 81 lot ., block q, p.at q.
rltNssss ssssssHsss st.a.# sssssFHs...... l.aN "
r. I turmustcr and wilCtl iIt fi.I.
ton. par Of section H. tlUr.ru
. north. range cn.t......... ...... 90
=. , Marshall 20 uN 10 William ..
Waieiioo".................. 100 90
james Hughes aud vito Co -I't Be
a Ina Angeles Railway rHmuHuV
part uf section so. township .
north. ran. e. WCat..ss..... .......... nal on
tIruw =. Young 70 uN On HNlltafUr
Nowcia, part III iHt block 2, ullt
10, ritV.s4.sssssssats..t...Ha ... ssas . %
frank ". Jcuuinga aud wife IH a. 4
laruawnrih, part Of Doc s. l.UyE 0,
plat T. cityssssa. ss.ssss. .ssasa.ss li,iIN lN
Clara D. Reilly tp luuH d. BARNS.
4, city ..............: ........'i.... ioJoi 90
part " lot D. uiogA 3D.. uiat D.,
city ...ss... ssssss.. 60
joe y Chapman and VITO On Irui ..
Tnllidge part Of Dos q block U.rl1t
o. citNsassssi4tssssaHt aHss.s...s 7 %
W. e.. johnson aud wife Co GILBERT b.
Amos lOtap. 10 and %. block %
Amos addiiion..'...... .......a........ COO 0l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

Following are the closing Hullunna vfstnr.
day evening ~ the srHur.uea i1 Whieu local
readers are most isoiy Zoo HU Interested
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-21
Local. NEWS IN BRIEF.

Superior Judge Hehbard yesterday granted
MaTg e. Cunningham divorce from SylvaBus
Cunningham on The gtound OF williul neglect
and failure 10 provide.
Complaints tor divorce have been fled DIV
Minnie Levy against julius Levy and by w. T.
Bacon against Rosa Bacon.
The second trial Of DR.. Samuel s.. Hail for
the murder Of Ida Shaddoek on March 81, 1892
was continued D. Judge DaingeTiield yesterday
dntil December 20. BY consent OF counsel
The Zahl Jegery Company mas Incorporated
with capital OF $4,000 fully su DISCO bed
DiTeeb0rs-Befnhard >. kuhl. L0iiis Dalimal.
Louis Zanl, Marguerite Zahl ana K Coray.
superior Judge Hunt Yesterday delivered a
written opinion denying the motion OF Porter
AShe Tor nav trial OF he suit 0f Williams vs.
Ashe The suit was over tho possession OF the
mare Geraldine, and was deeidea SO That neltheF
party was satisfied. a separate notion for a
new trial was brought BY each party.
James =. halsion. a carpenter EMPLOYED on a
house III course OF construction on Fillmore
street, between Bayes and Fell. fell from a
Seanoa Yesterday afternoon a distance OF about
thirty feet and broke his leg, besides receiving
other injuries. The patrol wagon took him 10
his residence. 800 Elizabeth street between
Sanchez aud Nieksbarg, where his iniuiies
were promptly attended 60.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-21

tho old man back To San Francisco. too X
him to tho William Tell Houss aud pfac-
tieally kept him prisoner there. His
whereabouts were unknown To Mrs. Boo
gar, ana when at last she learned where
her husband was Kept advised her to 60
10 him snd give hini all the atten ton his
weak physical state demanded.
.Bo0gaT was In mortal terror Of Benson.
lie was glad 10 have his wife back, but
made her promise she would ntt lot Ben
son know she was with him. Benson has
agreed, aud OF course. does not want To lot
go"
GLOW 40 You account for ths letter
BoOgaT wrOte-Iha ants norton statement
charging his wife with giving him poi
son ?" asked tho reporter
THAT latter was written for him.
boOgar was not In his right mind when no
signed II.
but no ACKNOWLEDGED its truth when
the letter was read 10 hin" was suggested.
''H6 was in that state of mind that hs
would have assented 10 the statement that
hs bad been poisoned by the President OF
the United States. My own idea is that
tho whole poisoning case is the magma
ton OF a disofdered mind. Mrs. BOOgar
certainly ala not give him poison. She
has no interest lii his death. but desires
him 10 live. If poison has been admins
tered | would much rather believe IL was
done by some one else.
II ca He'd on tho old man about o'clock
this afternoon. He is very weak ana needs
careful nursing, but / think the story of
impending death Is greatly exaggerated"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-21
BAPTIST RECEPTION.
Farewell 10 Fifteen Baptist Mis-
siOnarieS.


The very unusual number Of fifteen mis-
sionaries will leave to-day on the steamer
China for their several fields of labor in the
Orient. They were nearly all in attend
ance at the regular Baptist ministers meet
ing In the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton parlors Yesterday morning and were
introduced 10 the pastors OF this city and
vicinity. several of them making brief
speeches.
In the evening. at the First Baptist
church. farewell reception was given
them. Speeches were made by several of
the departing missionaries and some of the
pastors present. and pleasant social hour
was enjoyed after.
Only one OF the fifteen has been In the
field before. MIR. Upcraft. WHO has been
spending nearly year now on visit 10
his native land after several years labor
in Suifu. China, city about 200 miles dis
Iant from Shanghai inland. One of the
missionaries will accompany him there SIS
assistant Thirteen OF this missionary
band go 10 various Chinese missions. one
10 Japan and one 10 Korea. Rev. Ii. J.
Openshaw. one OF the. speakers of the
evening. goes To Suifu with Mr.. Upcraft,
Rev. Mr.. bradshaw and Miss Bliss go to
West China. Rev. L. Nj. Hill and wife,
who we're not at the morning meeting,
were present IN the evening and took part
IN the meeting Quite a large delegation
OF BaptiStS. clerical and lay. will be pres
ent ar the Mail dock to-day TO say las.
farewell and bid the misSio naries bon
VOYAGE.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-21
BORN.
MAkKIED.


MALLoN-HAKfY-l In this city. November 20.
1898. by the Rev. DR., Case OF the Howard street
Church. john A. Msll0n ana Margaret Harsy.
both OF san Francisco.
ELS ENpEIN-LEVI>-IR this city. November l9.
1898. by the Hes. D. Msyerson. Charles ElSen-
stein and Rosa Levin boEH Of san Francisco.
MILLERICN- RICRARDSoN-In this city No.
sem6es : 1898. oy the Sew. Father Brady. John
+. Miilerick and Angellas N. Richardson, both
OF san francisco.
SANHRY-DE CARrERET-In this city. October
-. 1888. oy the Rev. Father EraQy. Timothy
Ssntry and Mary De carsersE both OF San sra3-
cisco.
rgSNER-MARSH-Ia this city. November IL.
1898. by tins Kew. W. .. Williams. Arthur X.
Turner and Addts L. Marsh. both OF San Fran
cisco
DOW LGNG-BAYS-In tnis city. November Is.
1898 0y the Kew. ". u. Williams b. }. Downing
ana Mary 3. Rays. 0oth OF san Francisco.
BCkNS-FR0MBEEG-IR Oakland william T.
Burns aad Hannah Ercmber2s both OF san Fran
cisco.
BR-HAMI LrON-In Oakland. November l9,
1898 by the Kew. Or. Anthony. Henry A Dyer
Of Butte city Cal. and Mary hamilton or
Oakland.
kERNAN-POw ERS-In Oakland. September z
1893. by tho Rev 3. 4. Coyte. pastor OF the First
Prsshy terrain Church, James Nj Herman ana
Alice Powers (neo ktleyl.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-21
SUSPICIOUS FIRE.
A DresSmaker's shop Destroyed on
fwenty- Fourth Street.

The alarm from box 231 at AS O'Clock
last night was for FIRE ia the one story
frame building 757 Twenty fourth street
occ1tied BY Mrs. Eliza Swift as 4 dress
making store. The place was totally de-
stEoyed. the loss being estimated AZ S5oo.
Police Officer 0CoBpor was the first 10
discover the ire, which started ia ths rear
part Of the building, and be turned Ia the
alarm.
The front part was used as store and
there was small room 10 the rear. 1t Is
supposed the ire originated in this rear
Eoonls where beBzins had sDpaTen tiy been
stored, as there vas a strong smell Of il
among the ruins. There Is said b. be- an
Insurance or $500 On the place. the fire
burned with great rapidly. due 10 the
benziae. The cause IS unknown. but il is
supposed i Is Of incendiary origin.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-21
BIRTHS ARRliGES-DEATHS.

birth, marriage ana death notices sent By uaai
WI rot be inserted they must DC handed 10 Sc
either Of the pQeltcslio0 ofnees aBd Do tUdorsed
with the name and restd eRce OF persons anEhcEiz~
ing % have me same published
BORN.
SMffH-fn this city. November Is. 1898. 80 the
wife OF Fernando A smith. a laughter
w0HLTMANS-In this city. Novem Der &c 1888.
20 the wife % W. M0hltB2Bp. sou.
6ltMAKrIN-tn Ehis civ. November Is. 1888.
10 tbs vile OF James 6tnsarttn. daughter.
COkEY-IR Oakland. November lS 1888, 10 the
wife Of John J. Corey a sou.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-21
Almost at Deaths Cali.

Charles Mayne, weii-ka0sn capitalist.
Is very sick at the Palace Hotel. II was
feared last night that he wo1ld not sur
Vlse the night. but al inquiry az O'Clock
ELECTED the information that no was still
alive.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-21

David Henderson's new and elaborated
''Sinbad" is coming. Ii will be hers soon at
the Grand Opera-house 1t is written THE
CALL that from Eddie Foy down TO the
chorus girls. each member OF the company
Is perfect in his or her part, and the result
Is al unusually smooth and even perform
ance." When we think OF the original
spendor Of the first "Sinbad" We can
form some idea of what the new aud
elaborated version may be-.
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Operated Downtown.

John Hines. a yoang laborer. was ar
rested last night on Front street and
charged with petty larceny. A keg of
riyets. which the police say De took from a
store on Front street were found in his
their
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-21

William ii. Keith will give his first con-
cert in America at Metropolitan Temple,
Fifth street, this evening CCuesday). He
is native OF this city and pupil OF
Sbrielia Ga tenor who formerly sang here)
and Giraudet. Paris. Tickets at Sherman,
Clay Il Cos
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-21

Miss Katharine Clemmons. who claims
equally England and California for her
home. will shortly appear In this city. She
has recently been making tour OF the
Eastern States
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-21

STANDARD books by standard authors az me
standard rate OF ten cents each--shaE is rha
oifer We make. See advertisements on page 8.
Once, 10 Market slreel.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-21

Gustave Walters Orpheum Thea.er had
a new line Of attractions, chief of which
were the fierce Syrian sword-fghters and
tpe Royal Roumanian Orchestra. The
Ronmaniens had nothing more to commend
them In the way of novelty than their
peculiar uniform. What we heard OF their
music will not bear criticism. The swords
men were an energetic feature. Good
sword play always makes the pulses stir.