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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-11

Broad Run Creamery Butter, Only
25c pound. M. Metzger Co., All 7th NV. i
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$1.2o To Baltimore and Return SIo5
VIA PennsyIvnnia RniIrond
Important Announcement,

Round trip tickets will be sold to Baiti-
more on the 18th and 18TH good for return
until the 14th, at 81 25.-Advt
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An immense sale OF furniture at bowling
u Co.. tomorrow at 10 O'Clock SI2 Z,
street. Bargains may be expected.-Adyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-11

Royal Headache Powders, Toe.
Free Trial Samples at all Druggists.
oc25-m, f&stf
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WHITE SPOTIESS ARMS
Soft white hands. shapely nails, an unblemisbed
skin and 'uxurlant hair are produced by the cele-
brated CUTEURA REMEDIES when all Others
fail In facial blemishes, or the severest humors
ard diseases Of the skin and scalp. with loss of
hair even when seIofuious or hereditary. they are
equally successful. Sold everywhere
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Almost Blind
HIS HEAD A MASS OF CORRUPTION.
BLOOD PURIFIED AND SIGHT RESTORED B,
HOODS sARSAPAnuLA.


Three years ago Clarence, three years old. was
taken with scrofula the head, which gradually
spread until II got into his eyes and he became
almost blind. We did everything that could be
done with the assistance OF a skilled physician
but nothing did him any good. His head and
neck were one mass of corruption, and We thought
HE WOULD LOSE HIS EYESIGHT.
II was then that commenced to use Hoods
Sarsaparilla, and In less than three weeks his
eyes began to improve. In u short time the sores
took ON healthy appearance and gradually healed
and now all are gone. and Clarence is a bright
Hoods Sarsaparilla Cures
and healthy child, with clear, beautiful eyes. We
are satisfied that Hoods Sarsaparilla has made
complete cure" ID. NJ. CROCKETT Jr Muir.
freesboro', Tenn.
Merit wins. and the fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla
actually accouplishes what is claimed for It, Is
what has given this medicine popularity and sale
greater than that of any other blood purifier.
HOODS PILLS cure constipation by restoring
the peristaltic action of the ailrnentary canal
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast TIL pm. Saturday.

Forecast Till pm. Saturday.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia, fair, probably preceded by
showers this evening; cooler tonight: slight
~ warmer Saturday evening; west TO north
winds.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water at
an: Great Falls. temperature, ii; condi-
ton 5: receiving reservoir. temperature, u;
eondition at north connection. 5; condition
at south connection. 13; distributing reser-
voir. temperature. IL; condition at infiuent
gate house, 2; effiuent gate house, 2.
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"Sun-Rise Chop" Tea, UneQualed by
any tea at the same price. 5Oc. pound.
it, NJ. METZGER COMPANY, AT 7th NV
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Leonard Refrigerators and latest i'm
proved Gas Ranges. A. Eberly's Sons. 71s
It'll st. mlO-3ts
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To Close Ont Canned Goods.
Sugar Corn, 3 cans for Csc ......... .0Oc dog.
California Pears. heavy strip. ...... .15o. can
White Peaches, heavy strip. ........ .20c. can
Green Peas, twoipound cans........ loo. can
Salmon Steak, fiat cans. .lSc. can
Salmon Steak. tall cans, for. .2oc.
Sardines in oil, 4 boxes for. &c.
Sardines in mustard, large, 5 for...... sc.
Process Flour. ..........$l. 55c. and 30c sack
Pure Rye Whisky, 5 years old. -. csc. quart
Port and Sherry, very fine. soc. quart
Golden Catawba, heavy bodied. :. .25c. quart
1t p. r. WILSON. 934 It'll st. NV.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla Cure.
WHITE SPOTL.ESS ARMS.

HooDS PILLS cure constipation by restoriu,
the peristaltic action of the ainentary canal
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Mr.. COrcOran's Philanthropy.

The philanthropy of William w. Cor
coran was pre-eminent alike for it's mag
nitude, for its catholicity, for the high
intellectual and moral forces with which
IT worked, and for the wise foresight with
which it was defined and organized during
his life time. Under a solemn sense Of the
The morning call., 1894-11-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
L under the authority OF certain deed OF
trust, duly executed by ,. >. MALSBARY and
NINA NJ MALSBARY (his wife, parties OF the
first part to HENRY c.. CAMPBELL and THAD-
DEUS h. KENT, trustees. parties of the second
part and the SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS
uNlON, party of the third part, dated June l,
1897, and recorded IN the office OF the County
Recorder of the county of Fresno, State of Cali
Lornla, In ltber ia of deeds. at pages 1l2 and
IouoWlng, and in pursuance OF resolution passed
on the 10Th DAY OF August. 1894, by the board OF
directors or said SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS
Union, a corporation and the holder OF the note
no 1i,fou), TO secure payment OF which the
aforesaid deed of trust was executed, declaring
that default had been made in the payment OF the
principal sum ana other sums due under said
hoIe ana Deed OF trust, and requesting and direct
ing said HENRY CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
b. Ken trustees, to sell the real estate described
therein TO satisfy said Indebtedness
we, HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
B. KENT, trustees, do hereby give notice that
TUESDAY,. the 18th day of November. a. D..
auction salesroOm OF EASTON. ELDRIDGE q
CO., 63S Market street. in the City and County OF
san francisco, State of California. we Will sell aG
puoilc auction, to the highest bidder. Tor cash IN
gold coin OF the United States. all the pieces or
parcels OF land situate in the County or Fresno,
state OF California. described as follows, to wit:
According to the official plats and system or sur
Yeys OF the Government of the United states in
Township fifteen l5) south, range twenty-three
go east. Mount Diabi" base and meridian. OF sec
ton nine (9), The south half OF the northwest
quarter Is 10 OF NV "A; the fractional north
west quarter OF the northwest quarter tfr NV "a
OF NV "a, aud much OF the fractional east
half or the east haIf (fr. n of 1) as lies
of KINGS River together with the appurtenanceS.
TERMS OF SALE-CaSh III gold coin OF the
United States: ] per cent payable to the under
signed on the fail of the hammer, balance de-
livery of deed. and If not so paid, uu less for
of title (ten days being allowed Tor search) then
said 10 per cent 70 be forfeited and the sale TO be
void. Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
THADDEUS b. KENT. ! AA"S'eeS'
Oc23 % so @ y IL
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ALL THE WAY THROUGH.
Republicans Secure Good Piurali
in Piumas County.

QUINCY. Nov. 12.-The following is the
Plumas County vote on the State ticket.
as shown by the official count just COM
pleted: Budd 427. Estee 5SS. French Is,
Webster 164, Dunn "a. Gregg 146, Jeter 400.
Willard 500, Brown 600, Maddox 4O5, Nc
Glynn 135, Winchester 16, Colgan 621, DoIe
146. Mragher 39i, Needham Is, Bar on 154.
Castro 392 MagOou q. Rackliffe 6O9, Dor
land %, Fitzgerald 56S. Luckel I46, Paris
800, Angler $50. Bassett III, Spur
rier IA. Wright col, Lands borough
125, McGlade 81, Netherton Is, Ward 624
Black $50, Burns IS, Richardson al,
Smyth 3S7, Curry 400. Hurlbert 1877, john
SON 503. Shehan Is, Busk 156, Gibson 100
Gould 30. Henshaw 562, Murphy 374. Tenn
pie 400. Thompson %, Torrance 526
Bridget I'd 41S, Daggett 141, Hurst 10,
Van Fleet 578. Barham 53l, Geary 375
Gregory 10, Grigsby 227. Beemer 439, Clark
q, Eby Sol. Thresher 125. Beckman 551,
Bell 147, Coulter Is, La Rue AS, Spencer
596. Peck 528
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SHOULD BE AMENDED.
Depew Makes Suggestions About the
Excise Laws.

Depew Makes Suggestions About the
Excise Laws.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE excise laws
have begun to receive some attention from
Republicans who discuss the problems
which confront their victorious party. One
of the first utterances in any sense public
on this matter since the Republican vic
tory of last Tuesday was that of DR.
Chauncey NJ. Depew. In a letter to
morning paper DR.. Depew said:
'The excise law should be so amended
as to remove the liquor question from DO j.
tics. If this is done we shall win over lie
Germans and return New York perma-
nently to the Republican column. Let us
make haste slowly"
DIR. Depew was asked what suggestions
he would make as to changes in the ex-
else law OF this State.
when l wrote that letter, saying that
the excise law should be amended so as
TO remove the liquor question from poll
tics, i had in my mind the situation in
Ohio" said DR.. Depew. 1.-THE law in
| that State, as have been told by Senator
Sherman and other public men, has re-
| suited in taking the question wholly out
of politics. They have an excise system
which is satisfactory solution of the
question, and no member of the leg
| islature dare hint at a change. To DO
so would be like signing his own death
warrant. The essential feature is this :.
The license fees are turned over to the va
rious municipalities and go into the gen.
eral fund of that municipality. The re-
suit is that the taxes whi must be raised
by the ordinary methods to meet the mu-
nicipai expenses are greatly reduced. The
trouble in this State now Is that the fees
are so small that the aggregate in many
places does not amount to much if turned
into the common treasury and thus made
of benefit to the taxpayer. By making the
license high enough and by putting the
proceeds into the treasury of each town or
city condition satisfactory to each mu.
nicipality would be reached. Once let this
be passed and it would be an object for
each city and town to let it remain undis-
turbed."
The morning call., 1894-11-13
DEMOCRATS AHEAD.
Official Canvass of the Vote in San
Benifo.


HoLLIsTER. Nov. 1.-THE official can
vass to-day by the Board of Supervisors
gives the following results: Governor
Budd 765, Estee 6S5, French 80, Webster
1886
LeuteD nt-Governor-Dunn So, Gregg
304, Jeter 747. S. G. Willard 699
Secretary of State-Brown 10, Maddox
$50, McGlynn 3OS, Waite u, Winchester so.
nIrOler-Colgan 706. Dore 33S, Mea-
CHER ga. Needham 50.
Decentralization 3O6, Castro eco, Ma
COON Il, Rackliffe 757.
ney-General-Dorlan sc, Fitzgerald
Cos, Luckel $40. Paris 7O4.
r-General-Apgier 69S, Bassett
80. Spurrier q, Wright $50.
Clerk of the Supreme Conrt-Lands-
borough 294, McGlade ZIG. Netherton 43,
Ward GA.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Black COS. Burns a. Richardson 223.
Smyth S5S
Superintendent of State Printing-Curry
$40, Hurlbert 319, johnson 73S. Sheahan
109
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court,
long term-Buck $50. Gibson 80, Gould 81.
Henshaw 733, Murphy 648. Temple TAT,
Thompson al. Torrance 5S1.
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court,
short term-Brdgeford 712, Daggett 1888,
Hurst 81, Van Fleet 661.
Congressman-Alford 713, Bowers 697,
Gilbert 800, Somers 81.
Board of Equalization - Arnold 600,
Hamilton $40. Jessup %. Nickel 6S1.
Railroad Commissioner - Bretz $40,
Clark 600, Kuns "a, Phillips 735
Assembyman - Cargill 40. Matthews
ga. Nash 427.
The morning call., 1894-11-13

For Clerk Of the Supreme Court-Lands-
borough 2SS, McGlade SS7. NetherIon CO.
Ward $40. For Superintendent o. Public
Instructiou-Black $50. Burns 81, Richard
son 274. Smyth $50. For Superintendent
of STATE Printing-Curry 500, Hurlbert 244,
johnson S13, SheehaD sc. For Justices of
the Supreme Court-Buck 223. Gibson 26S,
Gould 80, Henshaw 647. Murphy 7S5. Tenn
pie 787. Thompson 60. Torrance 81; short
term-Bridgeford $40. Daggett 2Ss, Hurst
80, Van Fleet 6S1. For RepreseDtativ in
Congress-Biggs SO. Caminetti 94S. Cornell
24S. johnson 600. For Board of Equaliza-
tion-Lane 90. Morehouse GAG, Wells SIS,
Wheeler 2SS. For Railroad Commissioner
-Bretz 293. Clark 655, Kuus AZ, Phillips
500 For State Senator-Castie $50. Nc.
Cabe 697. Shine 962. For member of the
Assembly Booth 400. Holland 114S. Con-
way t. sStSS
The morning call., 1894-11-13
Hatch's Trial Commenced by Order
of the Court.

WOODLAND. Nov. 12-When the cases
of Appleman and Hatch were called for
trial to-day the defendants demanded and
were granted separate trials.
The prosecution elected to try Apple
man fist. but the defense objected, and
announced their readiness TO 90 ahead
with the Hatch case. General Hart said
Appleman had no attorney. The court
shut off argument. continued the trial of
Appleman until December 3 and appointed
Hart and Gaddis as attorneys. Hart pro-
tested vigorously. but the court was oblu-
rate.
The trial OF Hatch was then commenced.
OF the first twelve talesmen called in the
box two we're challenged for cause; six
were passed, but none accepted.
The court granted Worden a continu-
ance until Friday. November 10.
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ALTERED THE DEEDS.
Reasons Why Young Man Should
Not be Appointed Executor,

Los ANGELES. Nov. IA petitio on was
filed in the Superior Court to-day by W.
j. and Cora Giltilian 10 probate the will of
A. M. PattisoD. deceased, who died in this
city April 5. 1885, leaving property here 10
the amount Of $4,000. The petitioners
demand that j. Ii. w. Pattison should not
be appointed executor, alleging as reason
therefore that PattisOn had fraudulently
altered deed received from his father to
two lots in this city on March d. 1880, so as
to make it appear that the decedeut had
decided to young Pattison all his property,
OF the value of $4,000 to 500. 600 in this
State and the State of Missouri.
The morning call., 1894-11-13
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure LIQUID
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system
dlspelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drugs
glsts In soc and ST bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
20. only. whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
fe22 TuThSatf
The morning call., 1894-11-13
Mayne Discovered Interesting Things |
During the Transit of Mercury

During the Transit of Mercury.
ROCHESTER,. n. Y, Nov. 12-Henry c.
Mayne, who is well known in scientific
circles through his writings upon sun
spots, made an Interesting observation of
the transit of Mercury. Mr.. Mayne says
''Soon after the second intact. what ap-
peared to be brownisb, transparent
overshadow, just in advance of the planet
and in contact with the black dot, was
seen by two persons independently. The
observer first saw this shadow, and tried
without success to eliminate it by read
jastment of the eye. Without stating
what had been seen. another person was
asked TO observe the planet on the suns
disk. The second observer spoke of the
brown shadow, and inquired if the first
observer had seen ii.
when an affirmative answer was given
the subject was discussed and further ex-
periments were tried to ascertain If the
shadow was an optical illusion. This
transparent shadow, through which the
surface of the sun could be family seen,
continued to advance just ahead Of the
planet as it moved toward the suns
meridian. The shadow was visible with
higher power.
L lie uTSJ anu HlOSt ODHlUuS cApldudtlOu
is that this effect was produced by unequal
reaction caused by swifter currents of I'M
equal density in the upper atmosphere;
the same cause opera ed to make the
suns limb appear to be too thin. This eX-
PLANTATION is not quite adequate, because
the planet itself seemed perfectly round
and sharp at the time the shadow was
most clearly visible. Spots on the sun
were also well defined.
Another possible explanation is that
the lenses were Dot in optical alignment
and caused halo ON one side of the OBJ
ject when The object was out of focus. An
attempt was made to focus on the planet,
but it was found that the edges of the
planets disk were sharpest when the sun
spots were in good focus. This explana-
ton seems also to be inadequate.
what could produce this appearance
of tran sDarent brown spot just ahead of
the planet and touching its disk as pro-
Jected upon the bright surface of the sun
One other explanation presents itself. Ii
is large gaseous satellite of Mercury, in
visible in Mercury's blazing light during
elongations, but of sufficient density to cut
off part of the suns light from the Oh
server during a transit and give that light
a reddisn-brown color.
ut is quite probable that Mercury NAV
have picked up such satellite, as many
gaseous visitors pass around the sun each
year and 90 off into space. Mercury's
mean distance from the sun is about
40, 100000 miles and he makes a complete
revolution around the sun in about eighty
DAYS. In this rauid motion many oppor-
tunities for picking up stray matter may
occur. So a gaseous satellite of considsra-
bic dimensions could easily be accounted
for"
The morning call., 1894-11-13
REPUBLICANS LEAD THERE.
Official Figures of the Vote in Marin
COUNTY

SAN RAFAEL. Nov. 12.-The official can
vass of Marin County gives: For Cover
nor-Budd. So; EStpe, 1910; Webster, 81.
Congress-Geary, 954; Barham, 9S3. For
Observation-Disclosures. 1920; Jeter,
797. Secretary or Stste-BrOwu, 1923;
Maddox, 6S5. COntroller-Co,gau, 1850;
Meagher, $50; Dore. 80. Treasurer
Rackliffe, 1l06; Castro. 702. Attorney
General-FitZgerald, 1913; Paris, CAS-;
Luckel, 321. Surveyor-General-W
ITO; Angler, 664 Clerk Of Supreme
Court-Ward, 1913; Glade, AL Superin-
tendent Public Instruction-Smythe. S42 !;
Black. $50. Superintendent State Printing
johnson. ITO; Curry. 583. Railroad
Commissioners-Stanton. Gel; Earl. 6Sl.
Board of observation-disclosures. 691; Eby.
1920. Associate Justice of Supreme Court
Quil term)-Temple. sos; Henshaw, 1O41.
Associate Justice Supreme Court (short
term)-Bridgef ford, SOL; Van Fleet, 1925.
Assem- bly-Wilkinson. 1850; Dickinson,
1910.
The morning call., 1894-11-13
TALK OF CONTESTING.
Defeated Candidates of Santa Clara
County Not Satisfied.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 12.-There is consider
able talk here to-day about contesting the
election on the part Of a number of de-
feated candidates owing to the conflict of
the law relative to many of the present
county officers holding Office for four
years from 1892. They will await, how
ever. decision from the Supreme Court
in case now before that tribunal. Owing
to the many small pluralities in the cleo
ton in this County there are some who
would contest the election without hesi-
fancy if it were not for the pending case.
The canvass of votes was begun by the
Supervisors this morning. but so far only
slight and unimportant changes were
made in the figures. The canvass will not
be complete before Thursday.
The morning call., 1894-11-13
KILLED BY INDIANS.
The Sioux Take Vengeance Upon a
Hero of Wounded Knee.

SIOUX CITY, Nov. IA special to the
Journal from Sioux Falls, South Dakota,
says: Joseph La Croix and Phillip Wells,
his uncle, were murdered while crossing
Pine Ridge Reservation. Wells took part
in the battle of Wounded Knee, and since
that time has been a deadly enemy of the
Indians, who threatened to kill him at the
first opportunity, and it is thought they
have now carried out their threats.
The morning call., 1894-11-13
DESERVED HIS DEATH.
A Vicious Dog Bites Woman and
Child and Is Shot.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 12-This evening a
big and vicious dog attacked the wife of
its master at Twelfth and Q streets, seiz-
ing her by the neck. She shook the brute
off, when it made a spring for a slx-year-
old boy who was at his gate near by wait
ing for his father, George Marincovich, to
return from his worK. The dog buried its
teeth in the chlld's scalp and tore and
lacerated it in a shocking manner before
neighbOrs could beat the brute off its vic
tim. A policeman killed the dog.
The morning call., 1894-11-13

ger 1890, Bassett 9S9. Wright 1850, Lands
borough 94S, McGlade 1864, Ward 1913.
Black 1889. Richardson 944. Smyth JAG.
Curry 1913. Hurlbert 9T3, Johnson 1911,
Buck 9OS. Gibson sol. Henshaw 1900, Muir
ply 1905, Temple 1455. Torrance 1866
Geary 1920 Grigsby 91S. Beamer 1916. Ebv
1929. Thresher 500. Beckman 1886. Bell 7S3,
La Rue 1888. Kendrick 1882, Seawell 1884.
Wheeler 981. Bridgeford 1859 Daggett 9S7
Van Fleet 1872; Assembly-MiIler $685.
SalSig 1910, Sanford 1920.
The morning call., 1894-11-13
Newfoundland Legislature.

ST. JOHNS. n. F.. Nov. 12,-lt is gener-
ally believed that when the Legislature
meets next March the Waterways will
have majority in the House. Elections
were held Saturday in four districts-St.
Johns East. ST. Johns West. Eurln and
Placentia-to fill vacancies caused by the
uuseating Of Whitewayite members for
corruption practices.
The morning call., 1894-11-13
RATHER SLOW WORK.
1t May Take Week to Complete
the Canvass i'm Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 1.-THE Supervis-
ors this afternoon began the official can
vass of the election returns. Two pre-
cincts were completed when the board
adjourned for the day. No changes were
made in the returns therefrom ss already
published. At the rate of progress made
to-day it is possible the precinct returns
will all be counted by Friday, perhaps by
Thursday evening. Not until each ticket
In all precincts has been canvassed will
the total vote for any candidate be known.
The morning call., 1894-11-13
Campaigners Go Huntino.

DUBUQUE, Nov. ia party of Iowa and
Illinois campaigners, with Congressman
Henderson at the head. leave here to-day
over the Illinois Central on deer-hunting
expedition to Mississippi. At Vicks
burg they viii be dined by party of
SOutherners, including Congressman
Allen. with whom they will journey to
New Orleans. Colonel Henderson saws
that he is not candidate for Speaker.
The morning call., 1894-11-13
One Suit Knocked Out.

SAN JOSE. Nov. 12.-Today Judge Rey-
Mods sustained demurrer TO the complaint in
the suit OF William Surrbyne against the estate
OF george ID. Parker, the San Francisco mil
lionalre who was recently killed in a runaway
accident In this city. practically ending the suit
which was brought to recover $4,000 worth
OF property under an alleged contract as an
agent 10 sell the land for Parker. This is only
one OF several suits against the estate. the
principal one OF which Is that of the widow of
In the requests OF Parker Sr. when he diposed
of bis property
The morning call., 1894-11-13
OVER THREE HUNDRED.
Ventura County Gives Estee a Hand
some Plurality.

VENTURA, Nov. 12.-Complete official
returns in Ventura County give Budd 962.
Estee 1870 Webster 4S6.
For Controller-Colgan 1875, Dore SIS.
Mesgher $50. Associate Justices, full
term-Buck SAL. Gibson 526, Henshaw
116S, Murphy 741. Temple 72s. Torrance
1901; short term-Bridgeford 722, Daggett
sos, Van Fleet 1909 Congressmen-Bow-
man 60, McLachlan 1881. Patton 1853
Railroad Commissioner-Bretz 594, Clark
1923. Phillips 811 bly-Bennelt
1898. Weldon 1850.
The morning call., 1894-11-13
Goes Comnany Fails.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 12.-To-day the PrunedaJe
Fruit Company filed a petition In Insolvency
with liabilities at $4,000. This is the com.
pany OF which the late Sanford A. Coe was
lne cniei ohlcer, and whose death in his barn
Win chloroform bottle beside him caused
suspicion OF suicide MANY are vet inclined to
DelIeVe the suicide theory on account of the
company being Involved