The herald., 1894-06-10
TAMMANYS TOPICAL TALKS,
A Budget Of Bright San FraM-
cisco Gossip.
The Sad Journey of Mrs. Schieck to
and From Honolulu.
Gel. Dan Barns as = Political ArbItsr
of the ststs-N~ws Items and
Personal Notes of
Iatersst.
Special corre.pondence Of the HrnA1p.

Special Correspondence of the HERALD.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Sth.
A batter exemplifcation of q wife's
devotion and care of an invalid huebanG
is rarely afforded than that displayed
by Mrs. J. D. Schieck of Los Angeles.
The lady left this city with her con-
sumptive husband for the Hawaiian
/ islands May Sd, in the hope that a
change of climate might prove bene-
fetal, but the disease had made such
progress that the unfortunate man died q
few days after arrival at Honolulu. Mrs.
Schieck's position was then exceedingly
distressing, being Thousands of miles
FROM home, alone, and among strangers,
her only companion the body of the
husband upon whom she had lavished
the care and affection OF @ loving wife.
1t was some days yet before steamer
sailed for home and in the interim the
young widow had the body embalmed
and prepared for the homeward trip
across the ocean, arriving in this city,
after stormy passage, on the I'd inst.
Mrs. Schieck, by her loyalty and care of
her late husband, earned for herself the
admiration and friendship OF all with
whom she came in contact, and the
officers and passengers Of the steamers
Monowai and Australia, upon which
she had been O passenger, were unre-
served in their praise OF her fidelity, and
sympathy for the sffliction she suffered
in the loss OF him whose life had been
prolonged months by the tenderest
nursing OF dutiful wife.
The Democratic party of this city is
today without daily paper to spread
its doctrines before the people. The
Examiner. which could hardly have
been ranked as Democratic news-
paper in the past. can now be considered
as being more inclined to the Republi-
can party than ever. The feeling
against the paper among the Democracy
WAS made very apparent during the
meeting of the Democratic state CEN
trail committee, when Hon. W. D.
Grady of Fresno questioned the papers
loyalty in unmeasured terms, and at
the conclusion of mis- remarks he was
vociferously applsuded. OF late the
paper has been devoting columns upon
columns on the purity of Republican
politics, as advocated by the now abso-
lutte "boss," Col. Dan Burns. Mr..
Burns in all his interviews ia particular
to let the public know that he is for
pure politics. but the many ex-convicts
and other notorious characters who did
his bidding during the recent primaries
would not seem to impress the public
with the honesty of his intentions.
The scram BILE to fall in line with Col
onel Burns is not confined entirely to
this city. The Los Angeles Republican
politicians are just as anxious to be with
the winner ss their San Francisco
brothers. The day of the Republican
primaries down there, three different
individuals telegrsphed to Burns that
"They" had carried the day. The mes
sage from Hervey Lindley, however, was
the briefest of all; it simply read II
have carried everything" and when
Burns read it he smiled and compared
it with the others from there.
That the sentence does not always
fit the crime ia evidenced Dy the PEN
atty inflicted upon the trio of Emerald
emugglers who were recently convicted
in the United States district court pre-
sided over by Judge Morrow. The three
had, up TO the time of the com mission of
the crime. borne good regulations as cit
izens and business men, but it availed
them nothing, as Judge Morrow ordered
that they be Imprisoned in San Quentin
for a term of six years and fined $1,000
each.
Exclusions Inspector Tom Douglass,
who was recently convicted of similar
offense, was sentenced for a period of
one year in the county Jail, where he is
being treated as we'll as he would be at
his own home. Douglass ia the son of
the police captain of that name, and has
been in numerous diegraceful affairs, yet
that did not seem to hurt him, and he
escaped with very light sentence.
July 4th has been decided upon by
the directors as the closing of the mid
winter fair, but those people contem-
plating seeing it in its entirety would do
we'll to come during the month, as the
exhibitors have signified their intention
to close on the 3Dth inst. The disagree
able weather of the past few weeks has
been the cause of heavy falling off in
the attendance.
lie Compte Davis, the efficient and
popular young deputy distrct attorney.
ia visiting the lair. While here Mr.. Da-
Wis had the pleasure of meeting his
father and brother, whe came from Ken
lucky to attend the meeting of the
medicos.
The city is crowded at present with
members of the medical profession from
all parts OF the union, who have come to
attend the meeting of the American
medical congress, now in session.
Among the many Los Angeles physi-
clans in attendance are the well-known
and popular Doctors Nadesu, Choste
and Kurtz.
Steve Halstead, who ia studying law
with Attorney Gbbon, is visiting his
grandparents, who are well-known resi-
dents Of San Jose. TAMMANY.
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