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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17
MRS. cHAN-TooN.

she Is the First European Lady who
Ever Married Burmese.
The accompanying portrait is that
of the first European lady who has ever
married a Burmese husband Miss Ma
bel Cosgrove married Mr. Chan-Toon.
some two months ago, and the Incl
dent is peculiarly interesting. as Mr..
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

SO many forgeries of ancient books
have been perpetrated that some crit
les have been led 10 suppose that all
the ancient writings we possess are but
impostures.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17
HEZEKIAH s. BUNDY.
THE OLDEST MEMBER I'M THE
HOUSE.
Was Once Millionaire and Known as
the Iron King Of Ohio--Defeated for
Congress Twenty Years Ago he
Yearned for yIndication.
EZEKIAH S. BUN

EIEklAH >. BUN
dy is the oldest
congressman in the
house, hayin e
passed his 10th
year. lie entered
this congress at the
beginning of the
regular sess j 0 n,
having been elected
in November to fill
the vacancy caused
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17

Mrs. Alfred Berlyn, who is well
known to English readers as Vera"
was born in New York, educated at
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-17
VERSATILE VERA.

A New York Lady who Is Journalist
IN London.
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The morning call., 1894-05-27
MACHINE LUBRICANTS.
A Subject Upon Which Many Me-
ChanicS Are Ignorant.

There is considerable ignorance among
mechanics on the subject of fabrication.
which appears most prominently in a lack
OF familiarity with the relative Intrinsic
values OF the common lubricants and their
adaptabillty to the various purposes. As
result much injury is done TO machinery
Dy thelr lndlsrrIminate use.
FOR ordinary machinery, the tempera-
ture OF which does not exceed that OF a
common steam engine, says Paper and
Press, tallow is without exception. the
most effective and least deeterious. The
Boston Journal of Commerce recently OBJ
served that the difficulty Of applying this
tsllow renders oil more generally accepta-
BILE.
The stiffness of plumbago, soap, tallow
and oil can be varied by their inter
mixture, aud the addition to iallow and oil
OF potash and soda will reduce them TO
any desired consistency, potash producing
hardness and the latter the reverse.
Inese alkales destroy the seu sitivepess
OF oil and fat 10 atmospheric changes. but
render them useless Cd the pistons of
steam engines and other very hot bearings.
Glycerine is probably the best lubrican I
Tor very fine machinery.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
REMNANT Sale
OF WASH GOODS
CONTINUES TOMORROW.
THE HAMBURGER COMPANY,
MARKET STREET.
d" RUBBED OR TAPPED"
How Sharpers Stole Reports of the
Races

CHICAGO. May 26.-For some time the
police have been trying to find the source
Of the telegraph race reports to the various
poolrooms, and until Wednesday they
were at sea. Then they learned that a
sporting man had constructed a system
whereby the wires of the Western Union
could be tapped or rubbed" and the
results of the races in all parts of the
country secured. BY means of insula-
tors the wires leading from the fremont
House to the Western Union build
ing at Clark and jackson streets were
rubbed and successful scheme of pirating
conducted at a great advantage 10 the
poolrooms as we'll as the pirates. Captain
Duffy of the Central Police station heard
of this and nit upon plan to stop it. Sc
curing the services Of an expert electrician,
he sent him to the place where the West
ern Union wires were rubbed" and had
the wires of the pirates cut.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
WITH CHAMPAGNE
Christening of the New
LurIine Baths.
The Olympic Club MonopOIized the
Event and Entertained Large
Audience.

Fully 1000 people witnessed the formal
opening of the Lurline salt Water Baths last
evening, and The large building al the corner of
Larkin and Bush streets was crowded to It's ut
most capacity. The four galleries surrounding
The main tank and every nook or projecting
beam from which a view of th- aquatic sports
could be gained were thrOnged with iuter-
ested spectators, while the corridors and par
lors were inadequate o hold those who wanted
10 witness the exhibition.
Shortly after O'clock Miss SpreckeIs,
daughter of John D. Spreckes. stepped out
upOn one of the slide-bOaTd platforms, and
amid a round Of applause slowly poured the
con ents OF champagne bottle into the waters
of the tank. Immediately following the chris
;ening q hundred members Of the Olympic
Club, alfred IN 0eat'htting regulation swim
ming costumes, plunged into the tank from all
sides and dispOTteG themselves like so many
fish. The TapeZe, continuous swinging rings
and the half dozen curved slides came in for
their share Of patronage, while The high diving
platform and floats were by no means lett idle.
The boys reisned supreme for the time being
and knew Of 10 restraint in their amusin g
pranks.
II was nearly o'clock before William Greer
Harrison announced the aquatic sports IN
order. and the referees and timekeepers took
their positions on platform constructed at one
end Of the tuO
The first race was half.mile amateur cham
piOnsbip contest for this coast. Irving White
and a. Stauf were the only entries, both start
ing of al a rapid pace. The latter withdrew at
the quarter-mle post and Irving came In alone,
covering the distance 10 1920.
Herman JOTden won the 10O-yard junior
race in :23. with Il. Farrar good second and
L I. Smith IN the rear.
The polo match was given TO p. J. Fay's
team after hard contest. Score: 81.
andrew Levy swan $50 yards,s easily de-
featng his opponent +. Hollug Ia the juvenile
race.
The candle race was quite an amusing event.
but as The contestants became somewhat tan
gled IL was difficult to discern the victor.
OJher races Of a more or less amusing nature
were also among the events OF the evening and
all received hearty applause from the audi
ence.
Il. J. Stewards orchestra discoursed a num-
Der of pleasing selections. which added much
TO the en- joyment OF The evening
The morning call., 1894-05-27
NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
A Woman Said to Be From San
Francisco in a BAD State.

CHICAGO, May 26.-Mrs. E. E. Frawlsy.
supposed to be the wife of q wealthy
banker of San Francisco, was found in the
street at o'clock this morning. She was
wandering around the street as II dement,
ed, and was almost nude. At the police
station she said she lived with Mrs. Tag
ney in Lake View. The woman's condi-
tion was not of a nature, the doctor who
examined her said, that she required
watching. and she was permitted to remain
at the home OF Mrs. Tagney on Fletcher
street. Mrs. Tsgney explained to the
police that the woman was suffering from
nervous prostraiion.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
PAINTED HIM RED.
DIR. Mitchell Was Certainly in Pretty
Hard Luck.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, May 26-Dr. H. S.
Mitchell, a physician at st. Paul Park.
was tarred and feathered with red paint,
in place of tar, and otherwise NAL
treated last night by half a dozen
men, who have been arrested. John
NJ. NewcOmb suspected the doctor of TOO
great intimacy with his wife, and Mr.
Newburg, his son. a relative named Harry
Newburg, Albert Figg and another man are
now charged with entIcing the doctor from
his home and assaulting him. Two ribs
were broken and he was stabbed through
one lung and once through the pericardium
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Petition for Canal Bonds.

FRESNO, May ga petition was started
here this morning asking the Board OF
Supervisors to call a special election
to vote on proposition for Issuing
bonds in the sum of $500 900 for the purpose
OF the construction of navgabe canal from
this city to the San Joaquin River. Much en-
thusiasm Is manifested and the petition IS belng
generally signed. II the project natures it
will be great boon TO Fresno.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Indictment of Cattle SmuggIers.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. May &c. John
blocker and Felix Shaw. two Of the most
prominent men in Southwest Texas, were
arrested yesterday on indictment by the
Federal Grand Jury. Shaw is charged on
four counts with smuggling 1000 head of
cattle from Mexico, and blocker is charged
with receiving smuggled cattle. They gave
bond in the sum of $500 each.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
The Collier Indictment Ouashed.

TACOMA. Wash, May 26.-The Indictment
brought by the county Grand Jury against
Samuel Collier, ex.cashler Of the Merchants
National nix. was quashed to-day, the Supe-
riOr Court sustaining demurrer TO the iudict-
ment. He was charged with obtaining money
under false preIenses by the sale of draft
shortly before the bank closed,
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Memorial Service.

Seven Pines Circle Will hold memorial SER
vices in Festival Hall, AlcaZar building this
evening at o'clock. The circle is busy pre-
pairing for the lunch that 1t Will serve to all
comrades on their return from the cemetery on
Memorial day, Wednesday, May 30. The
lunch Will be served in the banquet hall, Alca-
Ear building. from . til O'clock F. NJ Fra.
Iernal Hall Will be open TO all comrades where
they can rest after their long march. All g. A
Il. comrades and their families Will be welcome.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
SUMMBRY FABRICS.

The Maze Saline Selling has many imi-
tators-but no equal-nO rival. There are
Satines and Satines. bu: here are the latest
designs on dark grounds. The choicest,
artistic printings of bud and bloom, of
spot and dot. Here are this seasons
preitiest designs, with not a single print
of '93 Here are all those small and me-
dunn patterns. so scarce evan at SOC, again
they'll go for 40c.
50 pieces best French Saline
4Oc instead of SOC.
Handsome New Crepe More, 1910.
Duck and Canvas Suitlngs. 12hc and 15c
Best American Percales. 12hc.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Sold tn EnpIlshmen.

ELeIN, ILL.,. May 26.-Presidsnt Avery
of the Elgin National Watch Company
notified the stockholders to-day that an
English syndicate had offered 100000
Tor the plant and that the holders OF
three-iourths of the stock had agreed to
tho sale.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
WRAPPERS.

The same money that season ago was
enough for one wrapper will very likely
buy two as good to-day. But it is only by
the most magnificent mastery of the busi-
ness that we can bring these conditions
about.
Flannelette Wrappers. fleecy as elder
down, warm yet cool. with loose front,
vatican back, bretelles back and front,
puffed sleeves, waist and sleeves lined,
81 80.
The morning call., 1894-05-27

York for refund on account of alleged
overpayment of duties on hat trimmings
under the tariff act of 1888. Claims inVolv-
ing the same questions are now before the
department that aggregate approximately
$20.000,000. The Secretary declines to re-
woke the order of Secretary Foster. sus
pending all hat trimmings repayment
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Haste to the Wedding.

BRUSSELS, May 26.-Charles. king of
Roumania, and Prince Frederick Leopold
of Prussia. who Is to represent Emperor
William of Germany at the wedding Mon
day next of Princess Josephine of Elan
ders TO Prince Charles Of Hohenzollern-
Simaringen, arrived here to-day.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
WantOn Neglect

MIR. MeanitaIl-Do not think this is an
idle passion or a passing whlm. have
loved y0n wildly for five years before dar-
ing to ask you 10 be mine
Miss Bmm eigh-You have, you have I?
And do you think / would trust INV future
to a man VINO by his own confession has
deliberately wasted five years of my past
life ?-The Club.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
LIKE FATHER LIKE SON.
The Tricks of the LATEST Office Boy
in New York.

New YORK Tribune
Doesn't that new Office boy of ours
seem to be rather laZier than usual" in-
qufred Judge Crabtree.
He's the LATEST boy we ever had" an
swered his partner. II caught him this
morning setting his lips right and then
putting mucilase on them so that he could
whistle After the BALI without the intol-
cradle muscular exertion OF holding the
proper pucker."
well, l hope we shau't have to resort
to artificial respiration to keep him from
dying on our hands. as we had to with the
last one" returned the Judge. Spy the
way, what's this boys name?"
Tommy"
''But his last name?"
''Cregow."
"Oh. L see-it runs in the family. knew
man named CregOw when | first came to
the city who was undoubtedly Tommy's
tather. The man Cregow mad to be carried
on stretcher when he went TO the circus
lie used TO show the greatest ingenuity in
avoiding exertion of any man / ever knew.
For Instance, he was an iBVeterate
smoker, but OF course with his disposition
his pipe went out very frequently. The
labor OF scratching matches 10 religbt it
was simply dragging him down, and he
saw It. So he moved into a house where
the elevated road ran close to the second
story windows, and there ne used to sit
near one of them all day long smoking and
resting.
When he found his pipe out he would
simply reach out Of the window with a
match and let a passing train rub against
II, and there he was. Ingenious man.
Might Rave made his mark in the world if
he hadn't been 50 lazy. I'll ask Tommy
tonight when he ungums his mouth how
his father is getting along"
The morning call., 1894-05-27

WASHINGTON. May 26-In the case of
the Interstate Commerce Commission VS..
Crimson. Justice Harlan delivered an
opinion that the commission had power to
compel tho attendance and testimony of
witnesses and the production of papers
and
The morning call., 1894-05-27
THE REMNANT Sale.

We can't stop the rain. but we can con-
tlnue our sale of Remnants. We sold lots
in spite OF the storm. The attraction was
great. We had so many that tomorrow
you can still pick from hundreds of Silk
and Dress Goods Remnants.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Work of a Rich Anarchist.

PARIS. May 26.-Since the arrest of the
Anarchists GurriD, Beauleau and Gauch
the police have discovered that Gauch.
who is worth 5000. 0O0f. paid Miller. who
is also in custody. to execute the bomb out
rage at Liege in Belgium. Gauch is also
shown to have been an accOmDlice of
Malta and Feneon in the Cafe Fayot ex-
ploslon
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Professor Sanders Out on Bail.

FRESNO, May 26.-Professor W. A. Sanders,
who was charged with the murder of William
WOotton and Indicted by the present Grand
jury oil this county for forgery, was re-
leased from custody this morning on $500
bonds, with the following bondsmen: j. T.
Shanklln, j. W. Shankin and S. b. Bresee of
Fresno; w. II. Shafer, w. 7. Lyon, II. +.
Peters and Il. $. Orr OF Selma. and n. II. Ser
ringhausen and Fred Serrughausen of Reed
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Two Negroes Lvnched.

JACKSON, Miss. May 26.-Henry Smith
and VIII James, two negroes. were lynched
last night at Clinton, ten miles south OF
here, for burglarizlng several stores. The
lyuching was a great surprise and is
strongly condemned.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Illness of w, w. Foote.

W. w. Foote. the well-known attorney.
is dangerously i'll in DIR. Woolsey's hos
pital in Oakland. At late hour last n ght
he was so low that it was thought that he
would not live until daylight.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Democratic County Nominees.

WILLOWS, May 26.-At the Democratic
County Convention held here to-day the follow
ing ticket was nominated: Sheriff, Thomas
Brown; County Clerk. W. 81. Sale; Recorder
and auditor, w. II. Papst; Assessor, ID. H.
Masterson; District Attorney, NJ. j. Keys;
Treasurer j. f. SersanouS; Superintendent OF
Schools, Ruth Mason; Surveyor, Henry Heeran;
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Visiting a Sick Prince.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 26.-The Gar
ina, accompanied By her daughter. the
Grand Duchess Xenis. has arrived at Alb
basoumaD on a visit to the Grand Duke
George, the second son of the Car, who
has been an invalid for some time past.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
THE HAMBURGER COMPANY,
MARKET STREET.

fatal explosion occurred there to-day on
board the Norwegian steamer HoTden.
Beyond the fact that five persons were
killed and several injured. the dispatch
gives no details.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Val Blatz Is Dead.

ST. PAUL, May 26.-Val Blatz, the
mill onaire Milwaukee brewer, died sud-
denly this evening of heart disease. Mr..
Blatz was returning to Milwaukee from
California, with his wife.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
ALL CLEws HAVE FAILED.
No Further Attempt to Find a Miss
ing Secretary.

Ing Secretary.
CHICAGO, May 26. No further effort
will be made at present by the police
to find William A. Simscott, secretary
and treasurer of the Swltehmen's
Mutual Aid Association. who dis
appeared five weeks ago. Fors some
reason Simscott's brothers have not
sent out the circulars Offering 800 re-
ward for any Information in relation to
the whereabouts of the missing man, al
though they were received from the print
ers several days ago. The committee
appointed to examine the books of the
missing secretary and treasurer COM
menced work yesterday.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Wrecked in the China Sea.

SHANGHAI, May &c. - The German
steamer Alvine Seyd. trading in the China
seas, has been wrecked On Barren Island.
Several of the passengers and crew were
saved, but number are still missing,
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Claims the Southern Dad

LOUISVILLE. May 26-The Louisville
and Nashville Railroad has filed bill as
sorting ownership OF the Cincinnati South
sern Railroad, ana asking that it be sold.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Culver Placed Under Arrast

FRESNO, May 26.-S. S. Culver, who wa,
yesterday indicted for perjury, was placed
under arrest this afternoon. Culver Is charged
with swearing falsely against R. s Heath
charged with the murder of L. B. McWhirler
In 1892 NNA
The morning call., 1894-05-27

siderable damage about he bay after dark.
At one time he struck the end of a wharf,
at another time carried away his smoke
stack. and eventually he was retired from
the Government service.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Lasker Chess Chamnion.

MONTREAL, May 26.-Lasker is chess
champion of the world. Steinitz resigned
the nineteenth game on the ifty-second
move. The score: Lasker 10. Steinitz 5 ;
drawn 4.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
MONEY SAVING SILKS.

Bargain opportunities that you can only
find here. No matter what others adver-
tlse, we've got the goods. Bargains that
better expectations, and the crowds OF
wideawake buyers that thIong our silk
and Dress Goods sections will give assur-
ance that this is the money-saVing Silk
department of San Francisco.
Black Figured Duchesse Satin.
Instead of So marked SI.5O.
Black Figured India Six.
soc, real value 75c.
Pure SILK Pongee, full line of 10 yards,
90 inches wide, $685. apiece.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
A Government Rrewerv.

The Collector has obtained evidence that
Michael Krees, proprietor OF the Pioneer
Brewery al Redwood CITY, has been defraudlng
the Government by reuslng his barrels, and
the plant will be condscated.
The morning call., 1894-05-27

fsrt Fifteen of "PIcturssque Calffor-
Via viii he ready for distributioD to-
morrow. 1t devoted To tho conci ndiug
pRges of the Shasta country and the
opening pages of the cxtrome south rn
part of the State.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
(jORSETS.

II corset business Is any kind of a style
barometer, the best fitting and best made
are here. In our corset corner you'll find
Her Majesty. the best corset on earth.
The Genuine Ferris Waist for Children, Csc
The morning call., 1894-05-27
TlR Latest Partisan Fad.

Almost too early for it to have reached
San Francisco, but. as usual, they can be
found with US. LACE COLLAR CAPES,
made of butter color Point de Venise and
Bourbon laces. Some with deep Vandyke
points, others with handsome scallOp edges.
They range from to IA inches deep. max
ing lovely collar. falling we'll over the
shoulders, forming stylish and at
traetIye cape effect Prices 81 80 to 81.
The morning call., 1894-05-27

This downstairs section Is alive with
ne" bargains; we've only space to men
tion few.
Gold-Iipped Semi-Porcelain Set for 70
persons. tinted blue or pink, S11 80.
The same set for 6 persons, ST 60
Royal Ironstone China Tea Set, A pieces.
50 60
The celebrated Clauss Knives, set of
bread. cake and l pairing knife, SOC
set.
Royal Ironstone China Chamber Sci, 10
pieces, new shape. So 90 a set.
l quart Lightning Ice Cream Freezer,
81 %.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
FELL TO THE GROUND.
Pugs Who Were Too Weak or Too
Awkward to Fight.

Awkward to Fight.
NEW ORLEANS, May 26-Jack Burke
of Texas and Jack Everhardt of New Or
leans fought fifteen rounds in the olympic
Club here tonight. The fight was un-
scientific throughout. Both men fell to
the ground, either through weakness or
their awkwardness. or both combined.
Everhardt got the decision on points and
the $1,000 purse. Professor Duffy was
referee
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Explosion on Shipboard.

MADRID, May ga dispatch from
Dilon. on the Bay of Bseay. states that q
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Declines TO Revoke the Order

WASHINGTON. May 26.-Secretary Car
Isle to-day rendered al important decision
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Frontier Trade.

VIENNA, May &c The commercial
treaty with Russia was submitted to the
Austro Hungarian parliament to-day. 1t
excludes the facilities of frontier trade.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
DRAPERIES. ETC.

Lace Curtains, 81 yards, 81 50 and 81 rs.
$500 Irish Point Curtains for So IS.
Pretty Sllkalines. Sc inches wide, 1Oc.
Cotton Ball Fringe. in all colors, Sc.
SILK Tassel Fringes. new shades. 1oc
SIX Upholstery Frlnges, from 19e to q N
Moquette ParIor Rugs. 36x18 inches, SIX
Art Squares, Portieres, Poles and Fixtures
China and Japan Mattings, lowest
priced in town.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
NOVELTY DRESS GOODS.

There will be a merchandising matinee
in San Francisco's popular dress center
tomorrow. and the critics should all at
tend. The star attraction will be:
20 pieces of Black Foule Serge, 80: yard.
You wouldn't mind paying CSC for 1t.
One of those trade chances which so
often come Mazsward makes it possible
for US TO sell-for you to buy:
46-nch Silk finish Henrietta. in new
shades,
75c Instead of ST. IS.
Scotch All Wool ChevIots. in summer
cOlors,
4oc instead of Coo.
Pattern Suits in pretty Atwood fabrics.
So 80 a suit instead of So IS.
II there's a weak spot in our gathering
of Dress Goods we don't know it. In
many instances one dollar has the buying
power OF three.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
Perfumes and DRUGS.

Bring bottles and have them filed with
the most fragrant perfumes.
The favorite La Cigale, SOC ounce.
The delicious La Belle, 25c ouuce.
Piuaud's Extracts. 45c ounce.
Paiue's Celery Compound, 49c.
Dr. Koch's Sarsaparilla, SOC.
Hunyadi Water. 14c.
Cuticura Resolvent, 74c.
The morning call., 1894-05-27
DRY GOODS.
SuxDAY. Nav 81. 1894.

SUNDAY, May 81, 1894.
The highest Advancement of a modern
dry-goods establishment finds its fullest
and fttest expression in the styles and
qualities Of its
The morning call., 1894-05-27
DRY GOODS.
JACKETS.

Just the weight for the cool mornings
and the chilly evenings, for dull days at
the seaside and for raw days in the noun
tains. Worth their weight in doctors bills
when you need them, and not bulky
enough to be nuisance among the sum-
mer things when you don't need them.
That's the service side; there's comical
side, tOO-the prices.
Ladies' and Misses Jackets, all-wool, soft
Melton cloth,
S. Instead Of So.
Jackets of all-wool CheviOts, beautifully
braid-tTimmed,
Sc Instead Of $3.50,
The morning call., 1894-05-27

Tho official history of the Worlds Fail
will contain thirty volumes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-03
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