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The evening world., 1894-10-03
IMPOSED ON THE MINISTER.
How AdoIph Dreif Got Money for
His Alleged Sick Wife.

Adolph Dreif thirty years old of Al
Bowery, was sentenced to the island
for threee months by Justice Simms
in the Essex Market Police Court to-
day on charge OF disorderly conduct,
preferred by Joseph S. Mechler. a cler-
gyman. OF ll2 First street.
Mr.. Mechler stated that Dreif came TO
his house and begged for assistance.
He claimed that he had sick wife and
starving children at home. Mr.. Mechler
gave him some money, and Dreif kept
on continuing his visits.
Finally Mr., Mechler made an investi-
cation OF the story, and found that his
tale OF woe was false, When DTeif
called again last night Mr.. Mechler de
nounced him as an impostor, and Dreif
threatened to assault the clergyman
and created a disturbance. He became
so noisy that Policeman Becker, of the
Fifth street station, was summoned,
and the fellow avs placed under arrest.
The evening world., 1894-10-03
WIFE ROBS HIM AND ELOPES.
Frisco Grocer Loses $4,000 and
Deeds to Valuable Property.
IN. p....,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-Charles
Stelling, grocer and capitalist, is out
5000 in cash. all his deeds to property
valued at $4,000 and a pretty wife who
has deserted him for a street-car con-
ductor.
Stelling is eccentric, and one day con-
fided to his wife that he had stored
away In a convenient chest a big bag
OF gold for an emergency. This emer-
gency came when Mrs. SIZZLING decided
to elope with Conductor Alex McNeal.
Besides owning three groceries and a
coal yard, SIZZLING purchased much val
ua Bile and business residence property.
all OF which he placed in his wife's
name soon after his marriage. The deeds
to the property, with certificates OF
corporation and mining stock, and the
bag OF gold. have gone East with the
clipping couple. SIZZLING is at loss
The evening world., 1894-10-03
HELD FOR BIGAMY.
Mrs. Diamond Says the Other Wife
Is a Mother, Too.

Is n Mother, Too.
Annie Diamond, of 21o Clinton street.
last night saw her husband, Max Dia-
mond, of PAS Stanton street. who had
abandoned her four years ago. coming
along Grand street. and started in to
annihilate him.
She tore his clothes. smashed his hat
and scratched his face. when Policeman
Mccarthy, Of the Madison street sta
ton, came along and stopped the row.
As each insisted upon making COM
plant against the other both were
locked up over night in cell. They
were arraigned before Justice Simms In
the Essex Market Police Court to-day
to answer a charge of fighting in the
street.
her husbands shoulders. and he was
fined $40 and she was discharged.
The woman then insisted upon making
a charge of bigamy against her hus-
teen years ago and Is the mother OF his
two children, she said. and she lately
learned that ne was married TO another
woman.
1.-THE other woman. whose maiden
name was Mary Gottlieb, said the wife.
'is now at her home in stanton street
with a two-days-old child. Your Honor
/ wish you would hold him until the
woman is able to leave her bed and
come to court to prosecute him.
Justice Simms held Diamond for ex-
animation on the charge OF bigamy. He
denies the charge.
The evening world., 1894-10-03

have stood by whiles France partltloned
our heritage in Slam, has done much to
persuade the more ignorant or hot
headed Frenchmeh that England is not
so very terrible after all.
"To-day's news of the blockade, of
the island of Madagascar sets at rest
all doubts as to the immediate bust
ness of to-morrow's Cabinet Coun-
Gil. The Ministers have decided
upon resolute course OF action and the
public will await with anxiety the news
Of their decision"
The evening world., 1894-10-03
THE ARMY IN INDIA.
To De Ready to March Eastward
Naval Rumors Mt Portsmouth.


(By Associated Press)
LONDON, Oct. 3.-The Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs. the Earl of
Kimberley, has been in communication
with the Indian Government, and prep
arations are being made to concentrate
English and Indian troops in readiness
to proceed further East.
despatch from Portsmouth says that
rumors are circulated there in regard to
extensive naval preparations. The
various heads of departments at the
dockyard held a conference this morn
ing at which the opinion Of the officers
was taken in regard to the time the
First Division Of the reserve ships could
be in readiness to put to sea.
The training squadron's departure from
Portsmouth for the West Indies has
been postponed from Saturday next to
Wednesday week, and II necessary the
cruise of this squadron will be aban-
doned and the men on board the train
ing ships will be transferred to ships
which will shortly be commissioned.
The evening world., 1894-10-03
S5OO,OOO FOR MRS. OELRICHS.
She Is TO He Paid a Beauest Under
Her Fathers VIII.
ny Associated Press }

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct, S-Mrs. Her
man Oelrichs. OF New York, who was
Miss Fair In the days OF her residence
In San Francisco, has celebrated her
twenty-fifth birthday and consequently
the trst large slice of devised property
the late Mr.. Fair II will amount to
something like a half million dollars,
and receipt for that amount, scheduling
various gilt-edge securities, has already
signature.
One reason for the presence OF Mrs.
Oelrichs and Miss Virginia Fair in this
city lust now Is for the transfer OF the
remains OF Mrs. Fair from the tenn
porary vault TO an imposing mausoleum
OF granite. completed at cost OF 10000,
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THE MADAGASCAR TROUBLE.
France Trying to Establish a Com
pIcte PrOtectOrate.

DIcte ITotectoFose.
The dispute between England and
France in regard to Madagascar is one
of long standing. Madagascar is large
island separated from the southeastern
portion OF Africa by the Mozambique
Channel. 1t Is now virtually under a
French Protectorate, although 1t is
claimed in England that at least one
seventh of the island is held by British
The French Embassy in London. re-
Gently answered communication from
the Madagascar Consul in London by
formal statement that officially, there is
Madagascar Consul, as the agents OF
France in various countries represent
the Hovas Government.
Early last month the French Govern
ment evidently. determined upon taking
decided action In regard to Madagascar.
probably believing that the hands of
England were tied by the complications
brought about through the war between
Nj. lie Myre de Vilers was sent on a
special mission to Madagascar, concern
ing which the following statement was
made:
1885 and will then ask that the territory OF
France at Diego suarez be extended to Passan-
dame Bay. the western side OF Madagascar,
and to vonemar Bay, on the east side OF ne
island, and that Majunga and Nossi Beh, on the
west coast, and Fort Dauphin. Tamataye, Mana
boudro and Andovoran on the eastern shores'
with their adjacent territories be coded to France
Finally. he was instructed to demand that the
French Resident shall have the right 10 control
all the actions OF the Government OF Madagascar
including Its foreign policy.
In a word, the effectual application
of the Protectorate regime. which had
been nothing but normal, was demanded.
| If the Hovas Ministers did not give entire
satisfaction, NJ. de Vilers was to with
draw to one of the vessels OF the French
| squadron was then to open the sealed In
structions sent to him.
The French naval squadron OF the
| southeast coast of Africa was recently
| considerably reinforced with the view
of blockadlng Madagascar should the
Hovas refuse Frances ultimatum.
The evening world., 1894-10-03
six More Migrants Gone.

Justice Burke in Harlem Court this morning
sent six men as Migrants to Blaekwells Island
for one month each. Policeman stanton found
them sleeping IN freight cars along the Hudson
River Railroad between West one Hundred and
Thirty-third street and one Hundred and Thirty
fourth street They were John Jackson, twenty
ave years William CLARK, thirty Thomas
Carney forty. Walter Hudson, twenty three
Henry Godfrey. tWenty-tSo and Thomas Murray,
The evening world., 1894-10-03
s,o,.-Cutters won the Strike.

The strike OF 200 stone-cuttsrs at the yards OF
n q. williams Avenue and siHty-eishth
street, was settled this morning and all hands
returned 10 work. Non-unlon men had been EN-
,Ioved In the yards, and the Union men struck
when they ascertained that they were not reeely,
Inc union wages The nOn-uRlon hands JOINED
lie Union and their employer will pay Union
wages.
The evening world., 1894-10-03
E.-Appraiser Cooper's Injuries.

Marvells W. Cooper. eI-Apprsiser OF the Port OF
New York A seriously III at his home. II West
y! shty second street the result Of being knocked
down By an express wagon at FIFTH avenue and
Thirty seventh street Monday afternoon He sus-
tained an ugly scalp wound and several bruises
about the body,
The evening world., 1894-10-03
War Rumors and Stocks.
(By Associated Press.)

VBy AssOCIattV FTebs'I
LONDON, Oct. 3.-The Stock Exchange
to-day closed fat on account of the
rumors in calculations regarding the
cause of calling special Cabinet Council
for tomorrow.
PARIS, Oct. 3.-Securities on the
Bourse to-day were not affected by the
war rumors in circulation.
The evening world., 1894-10-03
lct Of the French the Probable
Cause of the Call for a
Cabinet Council.
COMMENTS OF LONDON PAPERS.
No Present Reason for a War Panic,
but the Situation Is Very
Serious, They Say.
(By Associated Press.).

ANANTARIVO, Madagascar, Oct. a.
IA blockade Of the ports of the Island Of
Madagascar has been proclaimed by
France.
The Resident General has gone to
|Tamatave. He has been instructed to
take measures to protect the colonists
In the event Of war.
The evening world., 1894-10-03
A FRENCH OPINION.
"Matin" Says There Cnn he No Ex-
cuse for a Conflict.

PARIS, Oct. 3.-The Matin this morn
ing says that Madagascar can offer no
possible subject for a dispute between
France and Great Britain, adding:
"Once our differences with the Mala-
gasy Government are settled, there will
be no pretext for a Franco British con-
fict. The relations between the two
Governments were never more tran
quill"
The evening world., 1894-10-03
Car DeraiIed and One Man Killed.
(By Associated Press)

OAKLAND. Cal. Oct. "a car attached to
local train OF the Narrow Gauge road was de-
rallied last night by the breaking OF coupling
and II rolled down a bank near Webster into the
water p, J. Kyiey. employed by the Denver and
Rio Grande agency here az ticket seller, was
Killed Another body In the car has not been re-
covered Capt j. c. Wilson. OF San Francisco.
10 badly hurt and several other passengers are In
The evening world., 1894-10-03
Widow Sues singer Hutchinson,
By Associated PreSA. }

LYNN, MAsA, Oct 3-JOhn W, Hutehlnson.
seventy years old. the last member Of the famous
Hutchinson family o. singers. has been sued for
breach Of promise BY Mrs hary Mcdonald
position BY Mr.. HntehinsOnS daughter prevented
The marriage.
The evening world., 1894-10-03
,., n-m.nted Man Missing.

A pr,p,,d circular was received AT Police Head
on.ytsr, to-day announcing that Gus'avus A.
Riedsrieh seventy years old. OF lsa Chestnut
n,r,.t New Haven, Conn, has been missing from
~. homs since Sept. "a He has suffered men
,anv The circular continues. for two years. the
result Of a pArAlytie shock
The evening world., 1894-10-03
Schooner Ashore Near Hull.
By Associated PrsSsJ

HULL, Mass. Oct S,-rhs hShing schooner
oceanuA OF Gloucester, Is ashore on the spit near
the beacon. just OF this port.
The evening world., 1894-10-03

Do yoa read the sunday Woridt
The evening world., 1894-10-03

Pacific Coast Wine Co.., sap BroadMay:
ofess ms wees bargains In Cigar department -
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Continued on Sixth Page.)
The record-union., 1894-12-14
SOCIAL AND Pc RSONAI,

Miss Alice Shields has returned to San
Francisco.
James Whitaker, the Gait merchant. is
in the city.
Miss Tillie Olsen OF Reno, New, is here
or visit to friends.
Fred Dassonville came up from San
francisco yesterday.
James NJ. Brown Of Placeryille is repis-
tered at the Capital Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Hunter of Utica
y. Y, are stopping at the Golden Eagle
Surveyor -General-elect Nj, J. WRIGHT
OF NiSalia is in the city and stopping al
the Golden Eagle. He is accompanied bv
Mrs. Wright.
Mrs. Ursula L. Harrison, Superintend-
ent OF the Glenwood School OF CHICAGO.
stopped on her way to Oakland to visit
Mrs. w. a. Fountain, who was formerly
connected with that school.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday.
Cisco; y. a. Root, j. L. Keith. ]. u
Frost, San Francisco; John NIcCook.
Iowa; d. Gill, G.. Gillian. Truckee; James
Whitaker, Galt.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
liner, Newark, y. j.; W. S. Hunter and
wife, Utica, y. y; Ii. V. Keovis ana and
wife, New York; q. Lippman, PhiladeI-
phia; b. +. Meyer, FL Paso; Nj. j. Wright
and wife, Nisalia; j. p. Mccarthy. J. nj.
Wells, \. c. Rosendale, j. A. Fenper. ]
II. Morgan, 0. y. Hall, Nj ose Gunst,
Arthur Loupe, L. II. Steenback, Mrs
James Cook and daughter, San Fran
cisco.
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Election of Officers,

Capital City Rebekah Lodge, No. I6O,
elected the following officers for the term
beginning January l, 1895: n. G., Mrs.
Bertha 4iault; V. c., Mrs. Inez Hood;
Recording Secretary, Alice L. Bellmer;
Treasurer, Mrs. Jennie Washburne;
Trustee. Mrs. Eliza Johnson.
California Lodge. No. 100, Knights OF
Honor, last evening elected The following
officers for the ensuing term Dictator,
+. ). Lawson; Vice Dictator, f. q. l..
Urban; Assistant Vice-Dictator. w. z.
Harlow; Reporter, Max Fielder: Finan-
cial Reporter, jerome G. Carroll; Treas
urer, z. Z. Adams; Chaplain, l.. Bell;
Guide, c. ii. Stephenson; Guardian, C..
\. SteinmetZ; Sentinel, J. G. Cotton:
Medical Examiner, DIR. G. e. Bainbridge:
Trustees-S. ). Nixon, A. j. Pommer, II.
Bennett; Representative to Grand Lodge.
jerome &. Carroll; Alternate, G. Ii
Stephenson; Auditing Committee-J. C..
Cotton, Z. L. Delnmon, II. Bennett
Equity Lodge. No. l,2l9, knights and
Ladies of Honor. has elected officers as
follows: Past Protector, Silas Orr; Pro-
tector, A. {. Stevens; Vice. Protector.
Mrs. J. ID. Lock hart; Recording Secre-
tary, Charles Hill; Financial Secretary.
Adna Phelps; Treasurer, j. d. Lock
hart: Chaplain, Miss Bertha buchanan:
Guide, George Averill; Guardian, kiItie
Wetzel; Sentinel. ED NJ. Lynch; Organ
ist, Mrs. Evelyn Mason; Trustees-T. A.
Lauder, Samuel Harper, Silas Orr.
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DICKS DOUBLE.
How the Auditor Elect May Yet Set
Himself Right.

How the Auditor Elect May Yet Set
Himself Right.
If couple of Dick Cohn's schoolmarm
friends should ''cut him dead' the next
time they meet him, he need not be sur
prised.
There is newspaper man in town who
very closely resembles the Auditor elect.
During the campaign he had to dodge
through alleys and byways to avoid hay-
ing to explain to every other person on
the street that he was not candidate for
Office. and wouldn't be, especially on a
Republican ticket.
eslerday's Dicks double was passing
a schoolhouse during the noon recess ana
notice a couple OF young ladies at a
window. They were teachers just then
engaged IN The unesthetic but very proper
occupation OF eating their lunch.
Looking up, they discovered the hand
some young official las they supposed)
and 1t occurred to them that they should
congratulate him on his election. They
nodded to the passerby, and one beck
oned to him 10 go around to the front
door.
The newspaper man blushed, but
thinking there might be some mistak @
be looked about TO see If there was any
one else on the street for whom the
demonstration could have been intended
he saw no one and his eyes again turned
to the window. This time there was no
mIstaking the fact he was wanted, but he
thought of his loving wife at home, and
with a heroism worthy of a better
cause" he kept on his way.
The joke OF it all is the schoolmarms
think their friend Cohn has become
''awfully stuck-up' since he was elected
to office. while the newspaper man has
been congratulating himselfon his ability
to Withstand the Establishments OF pretty
women. His heroism was genuine, for
he had forgotten all about Dick Cohn.
The record-union., 1894-12-14
Articles or INCORPORATION.

The following articles OF Incorporation
have been tiled III the o.i3s OF tha 5scrs-
tary of State:
American Concert Company. Principal
place OF business, San Francisco. Capita
stock, $4,000, with Alfred Roncovieri, j
c. Coggin, ii. l.. Schmitz, \. Ruef and
j. J. Y est of San Francisco as directors
The company is formed 10 manage the
American Concert Band of 100 musicians
The Santa Rosalia Mining Company
PRINCIPAL place OF business, San Fran
cisco. Capital stock, 100000, with john
Daggett OF Black Bear, Siskiyou County,
robert Barnett, Henry Dimond, John
Reid, Hugh lewis. A. Abbott of San
Francisco and Charles G.. Yale OF Oak
land as directors. The company is or
ganiZed 10 develop and operate mines in
MeXico
The record-union., 1894-12-14
A QUEER ACCIDENT.
How Engineer O'NellPs Watch Was
Run Over.

How Engineer o'NellPs Watch Was
Run Over.
Engineer George O'Neill, who runs
from here up ''the hill," exhibits a watch
which has passed through most remark
able experience.
Recently while running his engine this
side of Arcade Station, the headlight
went out. and he went out on the run
ming board to see what was the matter.
While there his watchchain caught on a
projection, and his fine gold watch flew
out into the darkness. He naturally
gave 1t up as lost, but knowing lust
where 1t was lost. he stopped on his
down trip TO look for it.
he found it, but oh, now changed. It
had struck on the rail in front OF the en-
gine. which had squarely passed over il,
smashing 1t as tat as a pancake and
welding IL into one solid mass, works and
all, except part of one of the case lids
which was broken loose. Whether il
struck on the rail just in front of the
wheels or struck on the ground and
bounced up on the rail, the result was its
ruin for ali purposes of timex keeping
lie will keep it as a curiosity OF railroad
luU.
The record-union., 1894-12-14

CORONADO WATER. McMorry sole agent.
Groceries and provisions, 53l NJ street.
The record-union., 1894-12-14
Di ED
p2ESS1nN In uI,on,,ir All L.

PRESSEY-In Phoenix, Ariz, December 9Th.
Clement =. Pressey, q native of California
aged 33 years.
ED- Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral to-day at
=. NJ. from Clark's undertaking parors
1019 and 1919 Fourth street.
THOMPSON In this city. December 18th.
Henry j. Thompson, brother OF Mrs. g. b.
Grafton, Mrs. y. l.. Wait, Kate. Rosa and
IhonaS Thom pson, a native OF Drytowu
Amaa0r County, aged 20 years. 5 months
ana cay. Au a Tor papers please copy
ES-fuueral noLice hereafter
REFTINGER-In this city, Decen Der / 9Th
Martin Retiin ger, husband of Lmll;i Colin
i;ettinger, Il native or Germany, aged 20
years. 3 months and days
Gs-tuEeraI notice hereafter.
FALCON Erin this city, De eniber 13tb
Da.sy, wife o. David t'aIconer, "a native oi
Rochester. y. y, aged I3 years, months
and ! z days.
As-Euneral private.
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TJR KEYS

ORDER YOUR TURKEYS OF THE CAL
your Vegetables Groceries. Fruit, Nuts. Can
dses. etc All goods first class and prlte.iG
keeping with the times. h. " ELLER, sue
ceSsor 10 James CARROLL.
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AMUSB NJ MENFS

AZ the Clunie Opera-house this even
ing 'Alonte Cristo." The play is taking
well, ami well deserves it. AS scenic
piece it is made very fine by Messrs. Du
ran and Parker, and as for dramatic
work it reflects credit upon every par
tieipan. in il.
The record-union., 1894-12-14
Yolo pioneer Conc.

S. p. Pond. prominent and wealthy
farmer aud orcbardist of Tolo County,
died yesterday at Lytton Springs. His
age was 76 years, and be was one of the
early settlers OF tue county. His body
Will be taken 10 Woodland to-day, and
the funeral viii probably take place to-
MORROW.
The record-union., 1894-12-14
SAN Francisco Returns.

1t is expected the official returns of the
election In San Francisco Will be brought
hero tonight and delivered to Secretary
OF Stale Hart Tomorrow. Ii they should
not lie tiled before Saturday night they
cannot be included in the States official
returns that go 10 the Legislature.
The record-union., 1894-12-14


He has also pardoned Marine Wood.
ward, who was sentenced i'll the San
Francisco Superior Court in December
1892, TO the House of Correction for three
years for forgery, for the following rea :
sons:
Petitioner has now served twentv-tco
months oil his sentence and has been i'm
actual confinement for period of nearly
two and one-half years. He is now
broken down in health and REQUIRES med
ical assistance which cannot be Obtained
In his place of confinement
bis pardon is recommended by Judge
" illiam i. Wallace, Sheriff j.. j. Me-
Dade. the superintendent and Assistant
superintendent of the House OF Correc-
ton, eight OF the jurors and other leading
citizens of San Francisco.
Chief of Police Crowley, in his recom-
incubation for pardon. says that he does
not believe that Woodward is criininalIv
inclined, nor does he belong TO the Grim
inal class, but, rather, unfortunate. The
Governor thinks the law mas been yindi-
Gated and that petitioner has learned a
The record-union., 1894-12-14
DIED.

MARRIED ladies try Seguro. Take no
substitute. see general notice column. 8
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-15
District Court.

The case OF the state against VIM.
the jury remaining locked up all night.
1t was resumed at $50 this morning and
at the hour of going to press had not
been given to the jury, but will in all
probability be finished sometime stoday.
The demurrer in the case Of w. b.
Jordan surviving portion of Leighton d.
Jordan against w. r. Stebbins of Steb-
bins Mund & Co., was overruled and
thirty days given in which to file an
swer.
Jas. Campbell took out his natural.
iZation papers yesterday.
Court appointed A. VI. Cree. F. NJ.
Kreidler and S. NJ. Brann. jury commits
sioners to draw jurymen for the next
term 81 court.
Will Of Mrs. Florence Nick Nigro was
filed with Clerk Zimmerman this morn
ing.
During the weary vigil the iurymen
endured last night they passed their
tiilit III itdhluef pida lnS bdidS dhu uiS-
cussing the relative merits of Helena
aad Anaconda for the capital. A vote
was finally taken which resulted in
Helena receiving votes and Anaconda
!, and Bozeman .. A deputy sheriff and
two bailtfs joined in the vote.
In order that the county may not be
at any Unnecessary expense in the mat
ter Of OBTAINING jurors called for this
term who are disqualified for sitting on
the case against VIM. Gordon and others
the Judge has excused said jurors for
the balance OF the term. Should an ad-
ditional venire be necessary the judge
will call upon those nearest the city to
serve.
The regular panel OF jurors for this
term Of court has twice been exhausted
for cause, and special venire were OBJ
liged TO issue.
The case Of the First National bank
of Miles City against W. ii. Bullard has
been set for trial for Aug. 20 al Q a. IN.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-08-15
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Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack medi-
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and is regular prescription. 1t is CON-
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bined with the best blood purifiers. act
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The perfect combination Of the two in
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