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4rlOther Blind Tiger in Limbo

ahOtNef Bttnd ItDer tH Limbo.
Constable Elliott made another
haul Monday afternoon. Sam
Witherspoon. color, d, was arrest
ed for selling whiskey contrary to
the law of the State, and in de.
fault Of bail, was committed to
iai'. The names OF four persons
are given as witnesses again t him.
He Will have a preliminary hear
ing before Justice Burns next
Friday.
Thera will liLo'y be other ar
rests soon from information we
have received. It seems there
are four or five tigers at large yet
though they have apparently
ceased operations for the past few
days.
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The Dispensary " II Open Sat
urddU.


urddy.
The boa>d Of control met on
Monday last, approved the bond
of Mr. II b lIowie, and gave HIM
a permit as dispenser for the town
OF Lancaster. He has sent in his
order to the State Dispen.er for
a su ply of Intoxicating liquors
and informs ns that he ~ill be
ready for business by next Sa,ur-
day on the Mackey cor ner. His
bondsmen are b F Blackmon, j T
Blackmond, II j Thomson. j w
McWhirter.
MrBurns went before the board
rendering them bond, which he
says was good for $4,000 aud
claiming a right TO the appoint
ment, in that the board had not
allowed him 30 days the time allow.
ed other State and county ofIicers
in which to f'e Their bond He
further claimed that Hr Howie
did not have a majority of the
freehold voters. The board in.
formed Mr. Burns he was to, late,
he had had an opportunity TO give
bond. They examined MrH ewie's
petition again and finding they
had not been mistaken in declar.
ing that he had a majority of the
freehold voters thereon. he was
given o permit.
Mr. Burns has been advI.ei to
appeal to the State board on the
ground that he had made q bond
within the time allowed by Law
and therefore entitled to the ap.
pointment, but he hss decid d TO
let the matter drop.
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n Patnf,tl accident.

Mr. Daniel Todd. who lives near
Craigvllle, met with a bad ac-
cident last Saturday afternoon
He was walking in the pasture
when large ram e.pied him and
made for him. In turning to run
from it, he fell breaking his right
leg about the middle o. the thigh.
DR. Poogey wa, summoned and
set the broken limb
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CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.
In the Common Pleas
J B Boyd, Sr., Susan y Hull, Marga-
ret II Parker, Matte Payseur. Sa-
rah Boyd. Anna Boyd, Olivia Royd
and Joseph j Hull, as Administra-
tor Of Susan NJ Boyd, deceased
Plaintiffs.
Joseph b Boyd, Jr, Willie r Al
bright. Freddie S Albright, A J
CLARK and The American Freehold
Land Mortgage Company, Limited,
Defendants.
DURSUANT to orders OF Court
Il made in the above stated cause on
October 4th, 1890 and on August 3Otb
1893. will sell at public auction at
Lancaster Court House on the
First Monday in November merit,
within the legal hours OF sale, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to wit ::
264 81 acres, more or less.
situate I'm the County of Lancaster i'm
the state of South Carolina, bounded
on The North by lands of n J Robin
son and Jacob Dunlap, on the East by
lands OF David Cousart, colored, and
William Robinson, on the South by
lands of William Robinson and on the
West by lands OF David Robinson and
known as the Houze tract also a
house and lot situate in the Town of
Lancaster in said County and State,
on MAR Street, containing
O!.e acre more or less,
bounded on the North by the Kibler
b otel, known as the "Catawba Housen
on the East by White Street, on the
South by lot Of .drs Fl Witherspoon
and on the West by Main or Broad
Street. The tract Of land above de-
scribed will be sold i'm one body, or in
subdivisions not exceeding five. Plats
of the subdivisions will be exhibited.
Terms of sale, one half cash and the
balance ona credit o. one and two
years, with interest ut Sper centum
per annum, to be secured by note of
purchaser and mortgage of I remises.
The purchaser to have the option of
paying the " hole in cash, The so de-
sires.
Purchaser topay for papers.
w. W. Perry,
@. O. c. p. l.. ~
Oct. 9th, 1S93-td
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srs tho Worlds Fair for Fifi6en
Gents

Upon receipt of your address and
fifteen cents i'm postage stamps.w will
mai! you prepaid our SOUVENIR PORT
FOLIO OF THE WORLDS COLUMBIAN
EXPOSITION, the egular priceis Fifty
cents, but as we want you to haye one.
we make the price nominal. You will
find it a work of art and Il thing To be
priced. 1t contains full page views of
the great buildings, with description
Of same, and is executed in highes.
style o. art. If not satisfied with it
after you get it, we will refund the
stamps and let you keep.the book. Ad-
dress,
II E. Bucklen & Co Chicago, Ill.
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Painful accident at Pleasant
VaIIeU

A special from Pineville to the
Charlotte Observer, Of the 7th IN.
stant, states that Mr. w + Will
hanson, Of Finevite, who was a
guest OF Mr. 7. Shur ey at Pleasant
VaNler, fell out of window
on the second story Of Mr.
Shurley's house last Friday
evening with ser Gus results. One
arm was broken and his head and
face terribly bruised. tits feared
that he is injured internally also
He Is suffering intensely and hi,
condition is critical. Mr. William
son is a hrother>in-law of Lr
Shur,ey and Capt J A Younts.
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IForThe Ledger.
Items From Plyler's.

EpIroSS LEDGER Please accent
few items from this section.
The health of this community is
comparatively good.
The cotton crop IN this sec
ton is better than any we have
seen, though it is light. The
greater part of it has been gath
cred and sold. Why is it that we
do not get but cents for our cot>
ton ?:Oh they say it is damaged ;
1t Is storm cotton. Such argument
makes one tired and almost fills
me with indignation. IF some
calamity befalls the hog, or corn
crop it consequently demands a
higher price. We need a refor-
nation So long az. we submit,
so long will we be imposed upon.
Alliancemen and brethren what
are you doing? fear you are
asleep to your own interest. You
talk about what ought to be done,
but are you having that done.
We are tired of such leaders as
Ben Tillman and few of his
Legislative Pets who pretend to
be friends 10 the oppressed farm
ing and laboring class, and who at
the same time are doing all they
can for their own gain at the ex-
pense of the poor laboring and
tax paying people.
Mr. FL w Wallace presented
TO the writer a very fine beet.
measuring % inches long and
weighing nearly 10 lbs.
Prayer meeting at Bethel ev-
cry Saturday night. Three boys
under Is years of age have ex-
pressed themselves on the Lords
side and are taking an active part
in the PRAYER meeting. There are
manyothers who might be brought
into the fold bY prayer. good exs
ample. good advice and moral
suasion. Parents think OF your
chilSren. What trust commit
ted 70 your keeping. Can angels
MEASURE the responsibilities that
rests upon you. The individual
destiny of your children depends
largely upon you. See that you
raise up your children in the way
they should 60, so that when they
grow old. they will not depart
from 1t. Bic Semper.
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CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.
In the Common Pleas

ID" INC common PtedS
Thos, NJ Fitzpatrick as Administrator
OF Amelia McLarnCn, deceased
Plaintiff,
Jas McLarnon, Mrs Maggie HOWE
Minnie Mcbarnon, and Amelia J
McLarnon, Defendants.
DURSUANTt to an order OF Cour,
l. made in the above stated case on
June %, 1893, / Will sell at public
auction at Lancaster Court Houss on
the
First Monday in November assx,
within the legal hours Of sale, the fol.
lowing described real estate, to-ua:
A house and lot situated I'm the town
OF Lancaster, in the State OF South
Carolina. containing,
one-hdT of an Acre more or less,
bounded on the North by Meeting
Street, on the East by French Street
on the South by lot of Mrs Blakeney'
formerly owned by Thos J PhiIips'
and on the West by cemetery lot ada.
cent to the Presbyterian Church.
Terms OF sale, one half cash and the
balance on a credit OF twelve months.
the credit portion to bear interest and
to be secured by bond and mortgage
OF the purchaser. The purchaser,
roWeyer, may pay the whole I'm cash
IL so desired.
furchaser to pay for papers.
w. w. Perry,
o ~ ~ &. c. G. p. l.. G.
Oct. 9th. lS93
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Important Notice.

Important Notice.
Persons indebted to me for den
tai work can settle with Mr. Wad-
dy @ Thomson at the Bank, IN me
absence. i have left a list of thosy
indebted, and the amount of their
Indebtedness with him, and he is
authorized to receipt for any
amounts paid him. All persons
are requested to settle by October
10th, as I will need every cent
due me BY that time.
Very Respectfully,
j 4 Rutledge, Dentist.
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"A fine head Of bsiri is an indispen>
sable element OF 5esuty. Ayers Hair
Vigor maintsius youthful freshness
aud Loxur,ance, restores to fsied and
gray hair its original color, prevents
baldness. removes daudruff, and cures
scalp diseases. Il gives perfso: sstis-
faction.
The State Dispenser has decided
that wines scot te the State Fair must
have the dispensers certificate placed
thereon.
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COURT PROCEBDINGS

John Il Fatle found Guilty OF
MNrder anal JYns @ Fatle a,stl
Dunbar Robinson 4cQuittet-.A 4
Perdtc: OF Not Guilty for q Il
C0tOdn-B0st and B0acles on,
Trial.
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SerUices To.ntght.

Rev Dir Stoney. of Camden, will
preach at the Episcopal Church
tonight on the subject ofiContir,
nation. Service will begin at 8
90 ock.
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yaesI skaters.
DOTS

miss Cara barrett, oil In 8
place. lett Monday for a visit to
the Worlds Fair.
Rev Fl B Biakely will preach
at Unity next Sunday at Ii IN
and at this place at 4;3O p m.
The Bap'i-ts are taking steps
to bu Id church at Buford Monu.
men:.
MOWER FOR RENT. with
driver and mu Q, by the day.
7. NJ. Fitzpatr, ok, & Bro.
The Florida Cenral and PEN
ln.ular Ralroad has purcha.ed
the Southbound. The price paid
IA $2,3OO 900
Married il this county, by w
a Crnes Esq. tr al justice. on
Sunday 'a't Mr. James Parke:
and Miss Rosa Mo.ier. both of this
COUNTY.
--Revs. turner, Pegues and
Lesl e WI beIm a meeting at
TradesviI Metho list Church next
8 Sinday night and will continue
it for several DAYS
The fifth Prohihition Contest
w II he he'd at Edgeworth Acade-
my Heath Springs. FRIDAY evening
18th inst Contest will begin at
s o'clock.
On next Sunday, 18th ms,
Rev Mr. Al'ston Will conduct ser
wees in the Episcopal Church,
both in the morning and at err
noon. On the 26th inst, Bishop
Capers will visit this church.
Earl, the three year old son
Of Rev q Mrs w Fl SoweI. died
from diphther;a last Saturday.
The little fellow had been SICK for
week. We extend to the les
reaved ones our sympathy. Cam
den Messenger.
-Bev Is s Funderburk preach.
ed at Buford Schoo! house last
Sunday morning. Just before the
services Rey Mr. Hilton immersed
four candidates for mem bership
at The Usher mill pond.
The Gills Z. eek township Ali
ance Union will meet at jackson,
ham on Friday before the 3rd
Sabbath In this m nth, instead of
on Friday before the 3rd Satur,
day, as enormously stated last
week.
The report of the Plea ant
Hill dispenser for the month end
ing September 30th. shows the
sales for the month of September
tn have been st67 IS The report
does not state how much OF this
was profits, we suppose, however.
the profts were about sufficient
to pay the expenses of the con.
Germ
Rev t NJ Lowry ID d of Ga :,
viii preach next Sabbath at II
O'Clock m for the pastor of the
Presbyterian church in Lancaster.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all to come to hear him. DR.
Lowry is expected 70 remain over
few days and deliver a lecture
on Missions.
1t was announced at service
in the Methodist Church last suns
day morning that III H Newton,
Esq., would address the Sabbath
School in the afternoon and in
consequence the church was almost
crowded. The address was en-
joyed by all present from the
smallest child to the Oldest head.
Mr. ewton is a splendid talker
and impresses every body as pure
christian gentleman.
The National Farmers Alliance
and Industrial Union, 10 the nat
ter of life insurance, having hal
under confederation the recon,
mendation of some organization
thatwou'd be a good, reliable and
safe Company. hay g recommended
the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York for the insur>
ance OF the lives Of the members
on the mutual plan. Mr. III J
McIlwain of this place repre,ents
this company and will be glad to
see any alIiancemen who wish
their lives insured.
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Bucklen's Arnica SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed
70 give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded Price % cents perbox. For
sale by Crawford Bros.
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When the hair begin to come on t
in coming, it shows weakness of the
sc alo that calls for immediate atten-
ton. The bet preparation to arrest
Irther loss of the hair aud restore the
scalp to hsaltby condition is Ayers
Hair Vigor.
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1T pears that

1T pears that
Jonnie had his"iug" ani"gun."
The hackmen had pa 'pitation;
The Ants had all the fun,
We Reformers, humiliation
Edgefe!d Farmer.
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TRIAL OF Mr. CowAN


The Court during the morniug
session on Mondsy, vas engaged 10
the trial # George A Cowan, charged
with the murder of..Abe johnson, col.
on the 9Th day Of September ct.
The trial did not consume much time.
There was no eye witness ut the place
Of the difficulty, and the oply connect.
ed account Of the ifiiculty was that
given by the defendant, Mr. Cowap,
The homicide took place in the Wax
haws. on the 'Tur or Hill Place"
owned nv Mr. Al Black, Of New
York. Mr. Covsn aud the deceased
were at the Sugar 1ill" when MI
Co~an told the deceased that be want
cd him To pay him 25cts for pick
aaudle the deceaaed had broken a
The morning call., 1893-10-15
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Stmr North Fork Doran, % hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse. 20 Chas Nelson.
Stmr Bonita. Green. % hours from Port Hartford
stmr Saturn, Lewis, IA days from Panama;
mdse, to North American Navigation Co.
SATURDAY. Oct IA.
stmr Santa Cruz NiceIson, Port Hartford.
Br ship Barland, Calder. Liverpool.
Ship Two Brothers. windrew, Tacoma:
Schr Bender Brothers, Vogel. Albion River.
Schr Lena Sweasey, Birkholm. Grays HarDor.
Domestic orts.
YAQUINA BAY-SaiIed Oct 14-Stmr william
cite Valley. for San Francisco.
COOS BAY-Sailed Oct 14-Stmrs National City,
Alcazar aud Arago. for san Francisco.
hoQuIAM-Arrived Oct 14-schr Novelty, hnc
Oct5.
Sailed Oct l4-schr Sailor Boy, for San Fran
cisco.
FORT Ross-saied Oct 14-schr Mary c, for
AsiORIA-Arrived Oct l4,-Br ship Yarana I'm
san Diego; Br ship Poseidon, fm Newcastle, NSW.
Sailed Oct 14-Bark PSctoIus, for u x.
1VERSENS LANDING-SalIed Oct 11-Schr Ar
thur 1, for San Francisco.
TATOOSH-fassed in Oct l4-Ship India, from
Port Los Angeles for Nanaimo; stmr Mineola, nnc
Oct l. for Tacoma.
Passed cut Oct i4-Stmr Empire from Nanaimo
SAN PEDRO-SaiIed Oct 14-schr Meteor.
BOWENS LANDING-Saiied oct 14-Schrs Rio
Rey and Reliance for San Francisco.
GREEN w0OD-SaiIed Oct 14-Stmr Greenwood
for San Francisco.
S1ENARTS POINT-Sailed Oct l4-Schr Ar
chic and fontie. for san Francisco
FORT BRAGG-Sailed Oct I4-Schr Albion, for
San Francisco.
HUENEME-Sailed Oct 14-Stmr Westport, for
Sar Francisco stmr Caspar.
1mpOrtatiOnS.
SAN LUIS oBISPO-Per Bonita-200 sks cats
STA SKIS wheat, 245 SKIS barley.
Santa Maria-3227 SKIS wheat $50 SKIS beans. 260
SKIS barley.
Los Berros-657 SKIS oats. $50 SKIS barley.
Arroyo Grande-377 SKIS barley.
Los Olivos-529 SKIS wheat
Nipomo-3oO SKIS beans. 81 SKIS barley $40 SKIS
wheat, 22S SKIS oats
EUREKA-Per North Fork-2 pkgs mdse, SIS cs
ooots aud shoes.
Arcata-46 rolls leather. bxs apples, 10 empty
kegs, 2 pkgs mdse, 260 II lumber. 3 empty oil
tanks. bx hardware, S9615 shingles, 1919 NJ
shakes.
Consignee<.
Per Bonita-Grangers' Business Assn: Dutard:
Sinsheimer Bros Thomas & Kahn; Bassett & Bun
ker: WitzeI & Baker.
Per North Fork-Huntington. Hopkins & Co; +
Korbel q Bros: Whittier. Fuller & Co: National
Brewery: Wieaud Brewing Co; Standard OIL Co:
A Nichols Co; Porter Siessinger q Co: Chas
Nelson
The morning call., 1893-10-15
COLD ATHLETICS.
Championship Day at the
Olympic Grounds.
RUNNING RECORDS BROKEN.
Foster, Brown and Koch Were the
Athletes Whose Performances
Were Beyond Praise.

1t is extremely doubtful il the clerk of
the weather and the athletic committee of
the Olympic Club are on good terms.
Judging. however, from the past and the
present it Is safe to say that the outdoor
athletes have not yet arrived at an under
standing with the weather king.
The annual championship meeting of the
Pacific Coast Amateur Athletic Associa-
tion was held yesterday at the Olympic
grounds and. indeed, more disagreeable
afternoon could not be had under con-
tract.
A cold dense fog drifted in from the
ocean, which pierced the very marrow in
the bones of the spectators who remained
on the grounds until the last event on the
programme was decided,
Eyes, indeed" said Greer Harrison,
"those sprinting changes of the weather
will puzzle the keenest of weather prophets
Anticipating a glorious afternoon. have
come without an extra coat, but can as
sure you that in future / will not be fooled
by King Fog"
Professor Watson regretted the fact that
he did not bring a pocket stove or pair
of boxing gloves. as his blood was rapidly
The morning call., 1893-10-15
BIRTHS-MA -MARRIAGES-DEATHS
BORN.

GARTHoRNE-In this city. October 6. 1893. to
the wife Of Charles A Garthorne, son.
McCoLGAN-In this city. october 13. 1893, to the
wife OF John McCoigan. a daughter.
BRoWNLEE-In this city, October IA. 1898, to
the wife of Paul r. Brownlee son.
MCGOvERN-In this city. September 80 1898.
to the wife of DR.. c. j. McGovern. a daughter.
BROwN-In this city. October IL. lS93 to the
wife of Joseph s. Brown. daughter
FRENCH-In this city. October 8. 1893, to the
wife OF George f. French, a daughter.
DUFFEY-ln this city. September 8. 1893 TO the
wife of James Dufey.
HARTELL-In this city, October IA, lS93 to the
wife OF f. r. Hartell. daughter.
RAHWYLER-In this city. october 6, 1898, to the
wife of Alfred Rahwyler, a son
SCHAUFLER-In this city october 6, 1898 to
the wife of A C. Schanfer daughter.
COSGRAVE-In this city. September %, 1893
to the wife of Andrew P. Cosgrave daugh ter.
BARNES-In this city, October 6. 1898, to the
wife of Z. Ii. Barnes, daughter
ABBOTT-ID this city, October 10. 1898, to the
wife of T. Abbott . son.
MCAV0Y-In South San Francisco. October z,
to the wife OF John J. McAvoy, a son.
wASTELL-In Oakland. october 13, 1898, to the
wife of Albert B. astell. daughter.
MUNTHE-In Alameda, October 7, 1893 to the
wife OF Daniel p. Munthe, daughter.
The morning call., 1893-10-15

fourth heat and race was won by Waitapit
Susie K second. lime. 2:36.
The second race was special trot, mile
heats, best three IN Eve. The first heat was
third. Hazel L fourth. Time. 2:3o. Inc
second heat was won by Gilpatrick. Spokane
second, Nioauie third, Hazel L fourth. Time,
2:35. The third heat was won by Gilpatriek,
fourth. Time, 2:37. Tbe fourth heat was won
by Gilpatrick, Spokane second, Hazel J. third
and Vioante fourth. Time, 2:38.
The third race was special trot The first
heat was won by Franklin, Doodle second.
Chancellor third. Time, 2:26. The second
Chancellor third. Time, 2:23. The third heat
was won by Doodle, franklin second Cham
celIor thiId. Time, 2:24. The fourth heat
was q dead heat between Doodle and Chan-
ceilor Franklin last. Time, 2:2512. Ihe hlth
heat and race was won by FRANKLIN. Cnan-
crIlor second. Doodle third. I ime, 2:30.
The fourth race was the haif-mile dash, won
by Rattle Jack, Dairymaid second, Geronimo
third, Confidence fourth, Monarch last. Time,
:51.
by Moonlight. The first quarter was won by
ValIedore and the other four quarters by Sam
Mount. Nellie Belle and Florence r, finishing
in the order named. No time taken.
SANTA ANA, CAL, Oct. 14.-Ihe last days
races were well attended. The weather was
GOOD andt he track fast. The first race was a
one and a quarter miles dash. Donna Lila won
in 2:2I1a Hook Hooking Jr. was placed to
win and Inc talent got badly left on the race.
Pacing, 2:2O class. Fred Mason won 10
2:I71a, 2:161a and 2:2o. Nutfora second. Po-
mona third.
Trotting, 2:30 class. Pasadena Belle won In
straight heats. Irene Croeker second, Peter w
third. Time. 2:22A-2:21-2:221a.
Trotting, Orange County brood mares, ESQ
class, novelty race. Lady Florence won. Time,
The morning call., 1893-10-15
HANSEN IN COURT.
His Hearing Postponed Until Next
TUESDAY,,

John P. Hansen. arrested for attempting
to blow up the tug Ethel and Marion with
dynamite in April last. appeared before
Judge Joachimsen yesterday morning. He
was represented by Attorney 81. n.
Hutton.
The prosecution asked for continuance
until Tuesday next. which was strongly
objected to by Attorney Hutton. who
urged an immediate hearing.
The continuance was granted, where
upon the defendants attorney asked to
have his clients bail reduced from 5000 to
a much smaller amount, but the Judge re-
fused to make any reduction, as he thought
1t was small enough for the crime of which
the defendant was charged and the crcum-
stances surrounding IL.
What the defense will be is not yet
known, rs Hansen refuses to say anything
under instructions from his attorney. but
it is thought be will endeavor to prove an
alib.
Captain Thorrold of the tug was in
formed a week after the attempt to wreck
her was made who the would be wrecker
was by member of the Sailors Union,
who said he had been approached by ian
sen and asked 10 aid him in the dastardly
crime This sailor saw Hansen place the
package of explosives where 1t was dis
covered on the tug, and when he Informed
Captain Thorrold he pledged him to Sc
crecy. 1t is believed that it is the same
The morning call., 1893-10-15
sailor who gave the information TO Chic
Crowley.
CALLED SUDDENLY.
Death of Judge ShattuCk at Peta-
luna From Paralysis.

PETALUMA. Oct. 14-Judge F. w. Shat
tuck died suddenly here this morning from
a stroke OF paralysis. The Judge was well
and favorably known throughout the State.
Yesterday he was on the street. apparently
enjoying good health and spirits. he arose
this morning cheerful and well. After
dressing for walk downtown he remarked
he felt languid and sat down where within
few m inures he breathed bis last.
The deceased was born in North Caro-
lima in 1897. In 1851. at the age of "a, he
was appointed an inspector of customs at
the port of San Francisco. Later he prac-
ticed law in Sonoma County, and was sub
sequently elected County Judge and Clerk.
Judge Shattuck had pronounced taste for
journalism, which he INDUCED in editorial
work on the Daily Courier and as the cor
respondent of the Associated Press of
this city.