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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-07
MATES IN CRIME.
Arrest of a Pair of Crooks, Male and
Female, at Los Angeles.

Arrest of Pair of Crooks, Male and
Female, at Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, March &C. II. Clement
and his beautiful accomplish, Miss Lille
Murray, were again arrested to-day by
Officers Moffat and Bosqui. and lodged in
the city jail. 1t appears these two polished
crooks had no sooner escaped on the charge
of perjury than they proceeded to work out
another scheme. Last Friday they engaged
rig at the Tally-Ho Stables and within an
hour attempted to sell it to the proprietor
of the Eureka Stables, on West Fifth street.
The woman gave her name as Wright.
They failed to sell the rig. but nothing
daunted procured an other one tod ay, claim
ing that they wanted to go to Pasadena
and would not return until this evening.
Before they could accomplish their purpose,
however. they were taken in. They were
cleYerly nipped In their little game.
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FORCED TO TERMS.
Sharp Practice on the Part of the Idaho
Senate.

BOISE. March 6.-The Legislature ad-
jourDed sine die at o'clock this evening.
The Senate passed the general appropria-
ton bill with a great many amendments.
The House refused to concur, and confer
erenee was sheld. at which the conferrees
failed 10 agree. Upon this report being
made to the Senate it quietly awaited the
hour of 6 and adjourned sine die, compeIl-
ing the House TO concur or leave the Slate
government without funds. The House
then concurred, having set its clock back to
give time to close up the business.
An apportionment bill was passed by the
House, but failed in the Senate. The bill
was one which gave each county a Senator
and provided for the representation in the
House of the Mormon population of the
southeastern counties.
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Practically an Accident.

On advice of his counsel, O'Byrne &
Peixotto, Charles Calhoun pleaded guilty to
the charge of manslaughter. for having
caused the death of one A. P. Anderson,
last October.
He had been called vile name by An
derson. upon which he threw beam OF
wood at the la tier, who died from the effcts
of the blow forty days afterward.
The prosecution admitted that the blow
was slight one, and the death of Anderson
tberefrom really an accident. On this rep
resentatlon the court sentenced the defend
ant to one years Imprisonment in the State
prison,
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the full attention of the conference. This
work will not be finished for some days.
No action has been taken to lower rates for
Worlds Fair exhibits. Such minor issues
will be deferred till a general tariff has
been fixed. The Southern Pacific men seem
particularly anxious to put things through,
and it is at their instance that night ses-
siOns are being held. The report that the
representatives would adjourn to meet at
Montere is apparently unfounded. as the
officials say they will be here the rest OF
IA uaaL
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JUDGE RoWELL DEAD.
The San Bernardino Jurist Taken Off
at Sacramento.

at Sacramento.
SACRAMENTO, March 6.-Judge C. W. C.
Rowell of San Bernardno died at the
Western Hotel here tonight of pneumonia.
He came here in quite feeble health and
took a cold, which settled on his lungs.
Last summer he had a severe attack of
malarlal fever. which left him very weak.
His son Elmer arrived just an hour before
his fathers death. but Mrs. Rowell was
here and attended her husband during his
illness
Judge Rowell was In early days a resi-
dent Of Placer County, whence he entered
the army en- the breaking out of the war.
lie was afterward District Attorney of San
Bernardino. and was appointed Superior
Judge by the late Governor Waterman four
years ago. He leaves a wife and two sons.
He was regarded as one of the best lawyers
in the State.
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GARCIA's DESPERATE ATTEMPT.
A Prisoners Effort to Escape That
May Result Seriously.

NSJ NCShlL
Los ANGELES, March 6.-Jose Garcia,
charged with assault on little Teresa Cas-
sua, made a bold dash for liberty this
afternoon. While Deputy Sheriff Yoenkn
was taking the prisoner to the courtroom
Garcia kicked his boots from his feet and
started west on rapid run. lie instantly
leaped over the wall on Broadway, near the
engine-house, and Sheriff Yoenkn threw
himself upon him. Garcia was at once
handcuffed and returned to the Jail.
Deputy Sheriff Yoenkn's leg. from the
knee down, was badly lacerated and he was
removed to his residence in cab and
physician sent for. No bones ware broken,
but the muscles of the member are terribly
torn.
Garcia fell upon his entrance TO the Jail
and still remains in an unconscious con-
dition. He is thought TO be badly injured
internally and his life is despaired of.
When caught he held an open knife in his
right hand and an examination of his boots
shows them to have been slit from the toes
up, enabling him TO easily divest himself of
them. Garcia's spine is thought to be badly
injured.
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The Divorce Court.

Judge CARRIER has set aside the findings in
the Mckee Rankin divorce case, in order to
have the defect cured by filing new findings.
The case will be appealed to the Supreme
Court.
Judge Murphy yesterday granted Hattie
b. Delatour divorce from Isaac J. Della
tour, on the ground of habitual intemper-
ance
Caroline J. Meyer has filed suit for "A
divorce against Julius Meyer.
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MINING SUIT DECIDED.
Judgement in an Idaho Case InvoIv-
ing Millions.

8 Moscow. Idaho, March 6.-The celebrated
mining suit between the Tyler Mining Com
Dany and the Last Chance Mining Com
pany, which has been on trial in the United
States Circuit Court. has been decided in
favor of the Tyler company. Last winter
the case was tried at Boise, resulting in a
decision for the Last Chance Company.
This decision was reversed by the Circuit
Court of Appeals and new trial ordered,
with the above result. Several million dol
lars were involved in the controversy.
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SMALLPOX AT cLAcKAMAs.

Two Cases of the Dread Disease at
the Oregon Hamlet.
OREGON CITY, Or, March 6-There are
two cases Of smallpox at Clackamas, q small
station on the Oregon and California Rail-
road. five miles from this city. Mrs. Ben
jamin Knox and her youngest child have
developed symptoms Of the disease. Vigor-
Gus measures are being taken to protect the
community from the contagion.
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Cutting scrapes at YisaIia.

VIsALIA, March 6.-Fred Tubbs last
night stabbed Henry Jones. The wound
is not dangerous. Jones was too intimate
with Tubs WIFE,
Lewis Sigler cut Walter johnson last
night, but not seriously.
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The Fire Record.

a destructive fire in the front parlor Of
the residence of Mrs. o. w. Carson. at 1901
Sacramento street. was caused on Sunday
afternoon by sparks from the CRATE. The
blaze was extinguished by Engine COMPANY
3. The damage to the furniture was $500
ana 10 the dwelling $50 A false alarm was
rung from box Sc at 5 :35 yesterday after
Loon.
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STABBED BY AN OLD MAN.
Fatal Cutting ARRAY at Norris Ravine,
Near OroViIle.

ORovILLE. March 6.-VOn Otto Miller
was fatally stabbed at Norris Ravine to-day
by man named Griffith. Two cuts were
inflicted, one in the abdomen and one In the
back. The trouble arose over building
owned by Miller and occupied by Griffith.
The latter is 20 years old.
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Washington Senatorial Contest.

OLYMPIA, Wash, March 6.-The ninety
fourth and ninety-ffth joint ballots re-
suited: Allen, is: Turner, %; Griggs, Is;
Gilman. 9; Van Patton, O. The remaindgS
were scattering.
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FIXING FREIGHTS.
Work of the Railroad Conference at
Santa Barbara.

SANTA BARBARA. March 6.-The freight
men have been hard at work all day, cut
ting short the meal hours, and are holding
session tonight. The work of examining
tariffs in detail, In comparison with the
rates made by the northern roads, occupied
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Drowned In a Ditch

.SIssoY. March Ga fcur-year-old boy,
Charles Jeftenson. while playing with
companions this afternoon, accidentally
fell head foremost into a ditch in which
there were three feet of water and was
drowned.
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Candidate for Mayor.

SAN DIEGO, March 6-James Edward
Friend announces himself as an independent
candidate for Mayor. He is q well-known
newspaper man throughout the coast and is
working like beaver.
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Four frst-premium medals awarded More agree
able to the taste and smaller dose than other mag
nesia. For sale in bottles only, with United states
Government registered label attached without
which none is genuine At druggists and country
torres.
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THE ASSEMBLY.
Fay's Bill Governing the Sheriff's
Office Finally Passed.

SACRAMENTO. March 6-Saturday the
Assembly adjourned until 80 A. NJ. to-
day, as a large number of Assemblymen
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Insane From Grief.

YIsALIA, March 6.-Mrs. j. j. Mickey,
whose husband suddenly died few weeks
since, was committed to the asylum for the
insane to-day. The partial cause OF her
demenlia was the loss Of her husband.
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Opera at Portland.

PORTLAND. March 6.-M. B. Goldstein
left for San Francisco tonight to organize
an opera company for the new Casino
Opera-hOuse. which will be opened in this
city about April l.
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Death of a Noted Victoriar

VICTORIA, b. c., March 6-Private cable
advices announce the death of Hurh Nell
son, Ex-Governor of British Columbia. at
London on March 8. ~
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REFUSED A WRIT.

A Judge Declines to Release Ruffian
on Habeas Corpus.
Los ANGELES, March 6.-This afternoon
Judge Shaw denied the application of c. A.
Carlisle for writ OF habeas corpus and
remanded the prisoner. Carlisle is a we'll
known liveryman, who was arrested for
attempting to embrace Mrs. M. E. Roberts
on Figueroa street week ago. Carlisle is
under $1,000 bail.
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Mackay Recovering.

John W. Mackay suffered little yesterday,
and would have gone GU: had he not feared
that he would have taken cold. 1t was the
best day that he has spent since the shoot
ing.
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FIGHTING FOR A WOMAN.
Fears of an Outbreak Among the
Sacramento f1i9hbinders.


SACRAMENTO, March 6-Chinatown was
on the brink Of riot tonight between
rival gangs OF highbinders, but the ring
leaders were arrested and disarmed before
blood was shed. The trouble is about
woman owned by one of the gang whom
the other cutthroats want to gain possession
OF. TROUBLE may break ont az any moment.
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BUOY ON BELL ROCK.
The Manzanita to Mark the Dangerous
Spot.

VICTORIA, Z. c., March 6.-The United
States lighthouse tender Manzanita LETT the
harbor yesterday to place buoy on Bell
rock, Rosario Sound. and to do other work
up the sound. She then goes to Seattle. and
will later return to Astoria. The big buoy
off Umatilla reef. picked up by the Mascote
in Barclay Sound. has not been taken away.
The new tender Columbine will call for it,
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the life that is fighting again

the life that is fighting against
Consumption.
Only-act promptly.
Put it off, and nothing can save
you. But, if taken in time, DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
will certainly cure.
1t must be done through the
blood and the "Discovery" is
the most potent blood cleanser.
strength restorer, and flesh builder
that's known to medical science
The scrofulous affection of the
lungs that's called CONSUMPTION
and every form of Scrofula and
blood-taints, all yield to it. For
Weak Lungs, Splitting of Blood,
Bronchitis, Asthma, and all severe,
lingering Coughs, it's an unequaled
remedy. It's the only one that's
guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit
or cure, in every case, you have
your money back.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-07

We promise to cure your Ca
tarrh, perfectly and permanently,
no matter how bad your case or
of how long standing or we'll
pay you $500" That's what the
proprietors of DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy say to every sufferer from
Catarrh. And they mean it.
1872 cod Up a ..Aa..R
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Politics at Woodland.

WOODLAND. March 6.-The Dem ocrats
and Republicans held their conventions to-
night, and nominated full tickets for the
city election in April.
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KIDNAPERs IN JAIL.

Seven Union Sailors Imprisoned at
Seattle.
SEATTLE, Wash, March 6.-Seven union
sailors were brought to this city from Port
Gamble by a Deputy United States Marshal
and lodged in jail on the charge of attempt
ing to kidnap the non-union crew of the
bark Katie Flickenger of san francisco.
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MTSCELLAEEOUs.
DOCTOR SWEANY
Isl Market ST., San Francisco, Cal.

Formerly OF Philadelphia, Pa, but now so well
known by his long residence and successful prac-
tice on the Pacific Coast, guarantees prompt and
perfect cure OF every he undertakes. He is
graduate from the best medical colleges of the
East and has made a lifelong study aud practice OF
Nervous. Private ana Chronic Diseases of both
sexes. No Injurious drugs. no names exposed
Special attention given 10 cases that have baffed
the skill and science OF other doctors Consult him
this daY. 1t may you much mental and physl-
cal suffering and add golden years to your LIE.
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THE TRUTH OR IT,
Is There Any Limit TO Human
Endurance 2
a Revelation Which VIII Astonish
Most People,
aud Yet it is in Reality of Every Day
Occurrence,

The following communication Is from one oil
our correspondents, Mrs Carrie l. Martin. q
lazy well known and highly respected and who
occupies a position Of the highest socIpl dis
tiRction in West Leyden, Mass Her experience
is OF such nature and It's importance to many
Is so great and iarTeaching, that we give It to
our readers in her own words,
Last summer was all run down, had chillS
no appetite, very little sleep nights aud none
days faint spells, trembling feelings and was SO
weak could hardly walk around the room
continued to run down in health and strength
until feared utter nervous prostratlon With IL
untold misedes
Isout for our town physician and no came a
good many times, soon had 10 g'Yeup WORK
entirely, still his medicines did me no good
tried TO ride out one morning but went only a
few rods and had to come home, My husband
then went to church, leaving mo with the hired
help and my children. Such terrible day as
spent tongue cannot describe lcould scarcely
get from the couch to chair.
when my husband came In from church
told him was worse aud that would die II
did not get help soon; that would not take
my more oilhe doctors medicine but try DR..
Gresnes Nervura blood aud nerve remedy, If he
thought best
"IIe advised me to Try 1t and went immedi'
ately and got bottle, which l began to take; up
to this time wO knew nothing OF Its value OK
cept as we had seen 1t advertised.
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ings on tho grounds. The other pages
will 20 made upo the first pages OF the
morning editions Of the city papers,
Though tho great ice bridge at Mag
ara Falls has gone, the monster ice
mountain still stands, and great Jumbo,
under Luna island, still maintains his
massive proportions, The sister ice
mountain, up under the Horseshoe
falls, on the American side, is in no
wise diminished,
1t cost about Sl4O to have ton OF
goods transported by carrier from
Matiddi to the Pool in Africa, dis
lance OF 230 miles. An American rail-
road will forward ton this distance for
81 n.
The street car mules at Emporia
broke out OF the stable the other night
and could not be found until the middle
of the next day. In the meantime all
street car traffic was suspended.
Carnegie Music hall in New York city
Is probably the only building OF tho
sort which is ventilated by introducing
fresh air at the roof and removing foul
air through the floor.
An attachment for screwdrivers by
which screw may be held tight to the
end OF the driver until firmly fixed in
the wood is among the latest inven'
tons.
Havana is noted for its numerous
clubs, and one, the Oirculo dc Astu-
rianas, with a membership of $4,000 is
supposed to DO the largest IN the world.
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Tho Big Show.

1t is of moment to the people OF this
country. to say nothing Of the people
of other countries, to know when the
Worlds Fair will DO ready to be seen,
1t ia not enough to know when the
gates will be open-they are open now.
Also everybody knows the time for the
formal opening.
What the people want to know is,
when the whole show will be ready,
buildings completed, exhibits installed,
grounds in order, SO that the seeing
may be satisfying and accompanied
with comfort, 1t is necessary to know
this in order to arrange for going and
tor remaining,
Many persons have already engaged
quarters for May and June. II what is
being said about the incompletness o.
things in general be true, those who go
as early as June will see an exhibit OF
workmen tryingIto complete the build.
ings and grounds, besides general
hustle to get the exhibits in place.
Tho management should be fair to
tho people and say whether the SEEM
ingly impossible is to be accomplished
SO that those who go to the opening
may remain with profit to see the ex-
position. In the end it would BIO better
to be frank, The truth will certainly
be known and the people will govern
themselves accordingly, although by
that time there may be complications
growing out OF engagements for accom-
modations.
Ono result may be that the disguised
will not 20 at all. The management is
counting a good deal on admissions. and
Chicago hopes.t profit by the coming
OF tho millions.
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"In the course OF two days our family physl-
clan came In and, saying that he found mo
about the same finally told mo that he had con-
cluded 10 ask for counsel. He informed me
that might choose any doctor preferred TO
meet him In consultation.
a said to him, then you consider me pretty
badly DIP
"He answered, I certainly do, and shall not
prescribe for You again until some other doctor
secs you, as l do not know what to give you
next
81 then said to him, perhaps you viii DO
offended, but have not taken any OF your
medicine for two days but am taking Dr..
Grecne's Nervura blood aud nerve remedy
ale answered. 4 am not offended; II It will
help you shall DO very glad. You may con.
tinuo Its use week aud II no better, then wo
will have counsel
"But o. the end Of week was better In
two weeks was good deal better, no chtlls. no
faint feelings, could eat some ana sleep quito
well In three weeks waS around and about
the house. In four weeks my hired girl left me
and went to doing my homework alone, and
have since continued to do so, with seven In
the family.
'slnce that time TOUR family physician has
advised It's use from timo to time, saying that It
would keep up my strength better He has ad-
vised others to take 1t, telling them Of the good
It did me, and to-day have reason, yes great
reason, to thank God for my recovery, aud
through the use OF DR.. Greenes Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. am only too glad to ties.
tlfy to It's merits God bless Dr., GreonO and his
wonderful medicine"
This remarkable remedy Is purely vegetable
and harmless, and can be procured at any drug
store for 81 por bottle. Like the above able and
excellent physician, all doctors OF high stand.
ing recommend tho sick to use It, for 1t cures
1t Is especially recommended to take as spring
medicine. Everybody needs aspiring medicine
aud both physicians and the people unite in
pronounciug this tho best Of spring remedies.
uso It now, sure, Doctors prescribe and recon.
mend because It Is not patent medicine but
a physiclan's prescription, the discovery OF the
eminent specialist, Dr. Greene, OF IS W. l4th
Street. New York, who Is SO wonderfully sue
cessiul in curing all forms Of nervous md
chronic diseases and who can DO consulted free,
personally or by letter.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
A Text and a story.


san FrGneiseo Chronicle REM
Mr.. Cleveland rode into power on the
false cry that the people were overtaxed
by the tariff. Now that he is in power
it is proposed to cut of cents u pound
tariff on tin and add cents a pound to
coffee, . to sugar and to tea, How is
that Tor relieving the people OF taxa
ton?
1t reminds us OF an Irish woman who
came to her death in Philadelphia,
where she had been keeping little
grocery store. She called her husband
to her bedside. Michael" she began,
in avoice tremulous from approaching
dissolution, Michael, Jim DAILY owes
mo 90 cents, aud forgot to put it down
on the buke; an Barney McPhee owes
me q dollar for beer"
"'Pon me sowl, Mary Ann" sobbed
the afflicted husband, but ye're sinsible
to the lashtm
"An', Michael" she continued,
there's Dan Cerrigau-I owe him foive
dollars, BIO rryed money"
Poor sowl," mu.tered the bereaved
0'Rourke, cher moind is wandherin'."