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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
Pomona LIBEL CASE.
a Commissioner Taking Evidence In a
:; Shit. Against a Ne,U York. Paper.

ID COnHtSstOhcr I06tny Ertuence IN q
Shit. Agai,ast a Neso York. Paper.
I. POMONA, CAL, April '2-For over "a
week w. A..-Lewis, Commissioned for d
New York court, has been busy with attor.
neys taking the dispositions: of about
twenty prominent Pomona people in the
500 600 libel case OF Henry A. Root agains,
the New York World.
The case is based upon two or three
articles which the World published two
years ago, one of which was written from
this place. :
The articles alleged that Root had squan.
dered: the large fortune OF his ward, Henry
A. Dixon, who had been adjudged men.
tally incompetent to manage his estate
and that he had concealed Dixon from his
relatives and friends and maltreated him
in various ways. " :
Dixon spent about three months of his
time in Pomona in the spring of $685.. and
many people here know the plaintiff Root
who is an attorney of considerable prom.
inence and wealth in New York. -
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SHOT. BIZ 4 SEAMAN
a British Captain Seriously Wounded at
Sea Without ProUocation.

NEW YORK, N. Y, April 1.-THE
British bark j. H. Marsters Captain
McNeil), which sailed from this port March
% for Demerara, returned to this port this
afternoon. Captain Mcneil having been
shot by one of his sailors on the night of
March 20. At II P. NJ, March %, the vessel
being then about sixty-six miles from
Montauk, Captain Mcneil came on deck to
observe the state of the weather, and had
just stepped out of the companionway
when Seaman Holzheur, who was at the
wheel, pulled revolver and began firing
at the captain, who received no less than
five shots in his body. A wound under the
right eye is the most serious, tits hoped
that the bullet can be extracted. .Holzheur
is % years: old and a native of Germany
Hestated to-day that he had no recollec-
ton whatever of shooting Captain Mcneil
and appeared to- be demented. Neither
Captain Mcneil nor =. his crew had the
slightest trouble with Holzheur previous
to the shooting.
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during month, SOS, sos. 100; debt on which
interest has ceased since maturity, $1,770,
$50; decrease during month, $1,000; debt
bearing no interest 1881, ISL, 1866; decrease
during month, $762, 30 Total debt, 81, 664,-
591, 74s, of which $685., 944, 442 are certificates
and treasury notes, offset by equal amount
of cash in treasury. The treasury cash is
classified as follows: Gold, S139, 4S6, 1876;
silver, $51O, 259 1873; paper, $131, 227, 047;
general amount, disbursing officers bal
ances, ETC., Sic, 224, 166 Total, $797, 237, 5S9,
against which there are demand liabilities
amounting to $609, 32o, 1928, leaving cash
balance of $751;, 9l5, 261, of which $90,64S, 1907
is gold reserve
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
SEVEN NEW SUB-STAT|ONS.
San Franeisoo's Postal Facili-
I'll I ties. Are. Greatly In.
Many New Money-order offfoes Are
A lso Establishedon the
r.. e.. Coast: =.

=. w WASHINGTON DC, April Post
MASTER General Bissell to-day: issued the
following. ORDER. Establish ON May
seven substations of the .Posteffice at San
Francisco, with facilities for. the transac-
ton ofmoney. order and registry business,
as follows. 1872 Kentucky street; nor TIL
west corner Railroad and Eleventh ave-
nnes; 1880 Point Lobos avenue 1900
Union street; 1883 Castro street 1919 Mis-
sion. street, and 359 Devisadero street. ~ :
The following money order offices were
to-day established ION: the Pacific Coast
/ Domestic CALIFORNIA;: Castellat Shasta
County. Soldiers Home, Los Angeles ;
Waterford, .Stanislaus County; French
Corral, Nevada County. Ruby, Siskiyou
County; i San: Ramon, Contra Costa
County. International Alto, Santa
Clara County. ri: 80" -: ;.
:. Washing ton-Domestfc Novelty, King
County, Semiahimo,.. Whateon County;
Mayyiew, Garfield County,; International:
Auburn, King County. +.
/. Oregon Domestic; SCOTS Mills, Marion
County,; Winner, jackson County. Inter
national: Marshfeld, Coos County:
F. Limited money. order officers. were es-
Eta;blished at Oneta, San Diego County,
Cal, and Sespe, Ventura County. and
Lestine, Wallewa County Or. The post
office: at. Ramona; Los Angeles County,
Call. has been discontinued. and hereafter
residents of that section will get their mail
at Alhambra. A mail messenger. service
has been established between: the Southern
Pacific Railroad and the Soldiers, Home,
os<Angeles County. Paul Ne. Honn has
been Commissioned Postmaster at CasseL
Cal, and William w. Smith at Bly,, Or.
s. Patents were to-day. issued to Pacific
Coast inventors as follows: San Francisco
James J. Cousins, balanced floating. dock ;
Caspar Meier. dredging apparatus; Viii
fliam r. Myers, ;assignor to W.. w. Mon
tague@:& Co.. lamp stove, George Risch-
multer, safeguard for cable or electric cars.
|. Cal ifornia-Ch w. Anderson, Los
Angeles, tree protector :. EdwardG. Durant,
Pasadena, tile casing for windows, doors,
ETC.; James NJ. Gilstrap, Sacramento. re-
frigerator-car; .Egbert E.. Masters, Sacra-
mento, reversible socket wrench; Robert
C.. Shepard, Redlands, water motor
Matthias Stocklmeier, assignor. to: G. "A.
Bronaugh, Los Gatos, umbrella and fan
Fred B. Winter; San: Jose, connection for
flushing drain pipes of sinks, wash basins,
etc. -..:':...~. i. =
Oregon Evan w Jones, Portland, stump
puIleri. -Nathan.L L: Raber, Corvallis, ANAL
gamator. !: = ~:
Nevada-zJames L. Gregory, .Washoe
City, fire escapes Erwin w. Harris, Pals.
ade, mechanism for operating. exhaust
MOBILES. -: :.
California. pensions Isaac. Vestburg
Pacific Grove. Monterey County, Charles
McLaughlin,L Los Angeles. William Curry,
MERGED. Frederick w: Nance, Pomona !;
Herman Isaacs, San Francisco; William
NJ. Hill; Yountville, Napa County;: Erwin
II. Eddy, Perris, San Diego County, Louisa
Gardiner, Arcata, Humboldt County
Maria r. Norris, San Francisco. =
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THANKS a SPOKANE JURY.
An Eccentric Farmer Grateful for Being
80 Sent to Prison.

An Eccentric Farmer Grateful for Being
- Sent to Prison.
SPOKANE, WASH, April 1.-The remark
able scene was witnessed here to-day of a
prisoner thanking a jury for sending him
to.the penitentiary. -.
1t was: in the case of Siegel, ali eccentric
farmer from Whitman County. who has
killed one man and threatened many 9TH
ers. A few days ago he shot and severely
wounded Edward Enwald from the court
house steps in this city. For this he was
placed on trial, and to-day was found
guilty of shooting with intent to kill.
Gentlemen of the jury" said Siegel, ~
thank you for your sensible conclusion. /
am guilty, but not insane. I'd rather be
in h than in lunatic asylum =:
The court had named two young attor-
neys to defend Siegel, and they put in a
plea of insanity, which Siegel greatly. re-
sented. With vile imprecation he said
after the trial to one of his attorneys, "I'll
kill you on sight when get out of this, y
Siegel then took his case into his own
hands and gave formal. notice of. his inten-
ton to move for new trial. ..a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
NOT COUNT Won KoTz.
The Imperial Family Worried
by the Anonymous Com
munications.
GOSSIP FOR THE THOUSANDS
Members Of the Highest German
Aristocracy Are Worried
: for Years.

JALTONA, PRUSSIA, April "A youth
who was about to join the army has been
arrested on the charge of having been the
author of the series of anonymous COM
promising letters addressed to various
members of the imperial family during
recent years., The arrest of this young
man brings to mind the Won Kotz scandal,
which furnished gossip for thousands of
tongues.
Count Won Kotz was the royal court
cham berlain, and the scandal in which he
was the principal figure shook Berlin
society to its foundation. =:
His arrest in June, 1894 was the result
of four years of police investigation. Dur
ing that period members of the highest
German aristocracy were in receipt of
anonymous letters and postal cards, max
ing vile personal accusations against them,
their relatives or friends. In num-
Der of cases irreparable wrong as-done.
Some of the:recipients of the slanderons
missives placed them in the hands of the
police and as result Count Won ;Kotz was
arrested.
He protested his innocence, although
the proof against him was seemingly over
whelming. After his arrest it was thought
that the era OF the anonymous letters had
been brought to close.
1t was not, however, and letters making
all sorts of outrageous charges continued
to be received as before. These iast-men-
toned letters were: in the same handwriting
as the previous ones, and further inquiries
resulted in Won ,Kotz's innocence being
legally esta blished, and on March 1 last he
was acquitted Of all the charges by a mill
:tary tribunal. - -:
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ton of the strained relations between Eng
land and France the Matin and other news
papers persist in insinuating that the
collision on March off Messina Island
between the two British steamers Alvah
and Brinkburn, the latter chartered by the
French Government to take troops and
munitions of war to the island of NADIA
gascar, was due to England's malice, and
that the nation capable of such an action
should be made to regret it. The Alvah was
sunk and the Brinkburn seriously damaged
but it succeeded in making the harbor OF
MesSina
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
A" Bank. !.
Failure.
AN INVESTIGATION
!: ..... ..DEr1ANDED.


= A. general banking business is done
by the human system, because the blood
deposits in its vaults whatever wealth we
may gain. from day to day. This wealth.
is laid UP against = d rainy day I, as a re-
serve fund we're in a condition of
healthy prosperity if we have laid away
sufficient capital to draw upon in the
hour of our greatest need. There is
danger in getting thin, because it's a
sign of letting down IN health. To gain
In blood IS nearly always to gain in
= wholesome flesh. The odds are in favor.
THE germs of. consumption, grip, or
pneumonia, if our liver be inactive and
our blood impure, or if our flesh be re.
duced 6elozO a healthy Standard: What
lis required is an increase in our germ
fighting strength. DR.: Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery: enriches the blood
and makes itwholeSo11le, stops the waste
of tissue and at the same time builds up
the strength "A medicine which will
rid the blood of its .poisons, cleanse and
:i1ivigorate the great organs of the body,
vitalize the system, thrill thewhole be-
ing with new energy and make perrna-
J. nent work of it, is surely remedy of
great value. But when we make posi-
tive. statement that o. per cent. of all
cases of consumption can, if taken in the
~aAl4 S1dSSS.O u liz dkoSdoC, LIE SlrSEO
with the g Discovery it seems like a
bold assertion. All DR.. Pierce asks is
that you make a thorough investigation
and satisfy yourself of the truth of his
assertion. BY sending to the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
N. ", you can get a. free book with the
names, addresses and photographs of a
large number of those cured of throat,
bronchial and lung diseases, by the
Golden Medical Discovery. They also
publish "a book of 100 pages, being a
medical treatise on consuanptio bron-
chitis, asthma, and chronic catsrrh,
which will be mailed on receipt of
address and six cents in stamps. i.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
THEN READY FOR PEACE.
To Thank the Mikado for
Granting Unconditional
Armistice.
THEEMPER0R so DIRECTS
Great Preparations Had Been Made
by Japan for the Enjoys
Reception.

LONDON. ENG, April "A dispatch to
the Standard from Berlin says that the
Emperor of China has instructed Ii Hung
Chang to ask an audience of the Mikado
and to thank him for granting the arms:
tiee.
YOKOHAMA, JAPAN, April 2.-Advices
from Shimonoseki show that Ii Hung
Chang's face is healing and he will be in
complete health in few days, when he
will again attend the peace conference.
Cholera at Port Arthur continues to in
crease. A number of Chinese are reported
on board the transports returning from
China.
The British Minister to- Japan is i'll, and
will shortly go home on leave of absence.
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NOT AN HONORABLE Discharge.
An Interesting Railing Relating to a
Pension Claim.

An Interesting Railing Relating to a
Pension Claim.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2.-Assist-
ant Secretary Reynolds of the Interior De-
partment has affirmed the decision of the
Commissioner of Pensions in the case of
Angelina Coney, widow of John G. Coney
The application was made under the act of
December d, 1890, which provided for the
pensioning of an officer or an enlisted man
who had served ninety days in the army
or navy and was honorably discharged.
Coney served as an engineer on vessel in
the Mississippi marine brigade. The Assist
ant Secretary holds: that discharge by
the commissioner-general of the brigade
does not constitute an honorable discharge
as contemplated in the act.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03

WILL DELITER .BALF0UR.
argentina Ready to T,frn Him. Deer /
:: the E,jfSsh

argentina. Ready to IHrn Him. Deer to
the British. !
BUENos :AYREs, AReENrINA, April r.
A Federal Judge has ordered the salta
Government to deliver Jabez Spencer Bal
four, whose extradition the British Gov
eminent has long beentryfng to obtain, to
the British legation in this city. A tele-
gram from Safta announces that the court
there will turn Baffour over. to the Federal
authorities tomorrow. AS quickly there
after as possible he will be taken to Lon
don to answer the charges made. against
him in connection with the collapse of the
Liberator Building Society and allied con.
Germs, the failure of which ruined thou
sands OF persons: who had invested their
money in different concerns. AT the time
of his. fig ht from England Balfour. was q
member of Parliament. :.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
Election Mt Taeo,,,a.

" TACOMA, WASH, April AT the an
nual municipal election held to-day to Sc
lect one Councilman in each of the eight
wards one Populist, two Independent Re-
publieans, four Republicans and one DEM
ocrat was elected. With the holdovers this
makes the political complexion of the
Council as follows: Seven Republicans,
two independent Republicans. six Popu-
lists and one Democrat. Owing to the
rain a. light vote was polled. 5:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
Eapetted French Merchants.

LONDON, Enc, April "A Berlin dis
patch to the Times says that the Tage,
blatt publishes telegram stating that the
Hovas, the ruling tribe of Madagascar, have
expelled the French merchants from Mo-
rondava. The French squadron, CO.
operating with the land forces. has cap
tured Maroyay, LispiSca, Mahambo and
Belsiboka. The Hoya commander chief
was killed, There were no casualties
among the French forces. ~.
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= Sanders, 1riaI at .Fres,io.

FRESNO, CAL, April 2.-The case of the
People against Professor w. "A. Sanders
for forging the name of William Wootton,
q rich farmer, to draft for $14Oo, came up
for the second trial yesterday and was CON
tinued one week. Wootton mysteriousy
disappeared short time after the alleged
forgery, and the supposition is: that he has
been m ordered and buried by Sanders.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
WILL BEAT THE MEN.
Gladstone Says Some Nice Things to the
Ladies'.


Ladies'.
LINCOLN, Eng, April MIR. and Mrs.
Gladstone who have been on a visit to their
son-in-law the Rev. Edward @. Wlckham,
drove to the railway station In. an open
carriage in spite of the cold and rain on
the way to Hawarden Mrs. Gladstone was
presented with bouquet on behalf OF the
Woman's Liberal Association and with an
address abiding in eulogistic terms to her
devotion and helpfulness to her husband.
In replying Mrs. Gladstone said they owed
her nothing but all to her husband.
Mr.. Gladstone, when his wife had finished
speaking, said he must add his thanks to
those of Mrs. Gladstone. Continuing he
said: 'The ladies are now taking much to
public speech, and if the persevere and
keep steadily to it they will beat the men" "
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
Clerelands Leave for IYoodlev.

WASHINGTON: ID. C., April 2. - In
spite of the rain Mrs. Cleveland and chill
dren started for Woodley, the Presidents
summer house, this afternoon. Mr.. Cleve-
land followed them. later in the day. He
will remain there until the time OF his:d
parture for Gray Gables and win transact
almost all executive business there.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
:. WAS Il DEF1ULTER..
Record of a Probate Judge Who Conn
F: s,affted Suicide -:

nnftted Suicide.
. FoXCRoFT, Me, April 2.-Hon. Elias
J.: Hale, Judge of Probate for Piscataqui;
County, who committed suicide by shoot,
ing on Thursday last. is now thought tic
have been. defaulter to the. amopnt ot
$4,000. Judge Hale has been a. Town
Trustee for thirty years. Since his death
holdersof notes in sums all the way from
$1,000 to $4,000 have. been presenting
claims, and it appears that he had. hired
these. sums at different times in. the town:
name, but the town books contain nc
records of such transactions. The town
officers are now engaged in investigating
the accounts. of the late Trustees; -:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
Tictor.u; of. the at,-Se,,,;;te..

LONDON, Eve, April "a dispatch
from Vienna dilates upon the alarm occa-
stoned by the victory of the anti-Semites
in the municipal elections, they having
gained a. dozen seats from the Liberals.
The result of the elections had depressing
effect on the Bourse as it is supposed that
the anti.Semite. gains herald similar victo-
ries in the election for members of the
Reichsrath and Provincial Diets: :. s.:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
/: At fhe Cabinet Meetji,,a.

!. WASHINGTON, D. G., April 2.-There
were only four members of the Cabinet at
the White House to-day to-attend the regu-
lar Tuesday MISUNDERSTANDING Gresham
Lamont and Herbert and Postmaster-G Gen
eral Bissell.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
A. Salmon Man-slcyer surrenders.

>, GRANTS PASS, Or, April 2-E. Hough,
ayoung man, IS years of age. has arrived
here to give himself into custody for the
murder of David Locke, near White
Salmon, Wash. Hough walked eighty
miles to surrender himself. The trouble
between the men arose over d division
fence. and Hough claims to. have killed
Locke in self-defense.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
Departure of a Minister.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April 2.-senor
ZebalTos, thesArgentine Minister, paid his
farewell calls: upon the diplomatic corps
to-day preparatory to leaving Washington
for New York o-morrow. The impression
is that he will be succeeded by another
Minister before long. 49,. : ~. .s
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
.REJOICING IN MEXICO. !.

Al Are. Pleased Tith Honorable Settle
npeset of the Trouble. "a
CITY OF MEXICO, MEX, April q
President Diaz has received the congratu-
lations of many friends. There. is general
rejoicing at the honorable settlement Of
the Guatemalan affair, most honorable to
Mexico and very creditable to both Min
lister. Mariscal and Guatemalan Envoy de
Leon. ): :. -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
Lane Xot !Guiltu Of :sli.lrder.

+ ST. LOUIS. Mo-, April 2.-The jury in
the Lane murder case. in the Criminal
Court returned a verdict of not guilty to-
day, after having beenout almost ali night.
The case was submitted late Monday even
ing Lane. was charged with the murder
of Patrick NOonaIi.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
Dust Storm at Spokane.

: Spokane; WASH, April 2.--The worst
dust storm in years ragged here yesterday
and last night. The streets were deserted.
Reports from surrounding towns indicate
that the storm is over.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
Reject Game .Darden Petitions.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, April 1.-The
Supervisors to-day rejected all petitions
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
UNCLE sAMs FINANCES.
An Interesting Statement ISSUED by tn
Treasury Department.

Treasury Department.
WASHINGTON D. c., April 1.-The
monthly treasury statement shows that on
March 30; 1885, the public debt, less cash
in treasury, amounted to $909, 73O, O46, an
increase for the month of $1S, 317, 1O5. The
amount of new per cent bonds issued
during the month was SOS, S07, 800. The
following is the recapitulation OF the debt ::
Understanding debt, $71S, S51, 800; increase
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03

The Bank Of. England has $4,000, 900 Of
private, deposits Entrusted to its care, as
well as $26. o00, 900 Of public money.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03

Langley's Directory has more pages and
1884 more names thanthe opposition and is
less cumbersome.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
NEW WESTERN MOTEL

X EARNY AND WASHINGTON sTs pm.
- modelled and renovated. KING, WARD A. 20
european plan Rooms SOC to ST so per dav 81
TO ss per week, IS to $50 per month: free baths:
room; elevator runs all night. ~ sSefy;
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
Better than .Wh.iske,

and more invigorasing and pleas-
mint TO thejtaste ARE Peruvian Bit
ters. Fora great number. of years
they have been recognized as
Nnture'S. antidete: against colds,
coughs, loss of appetite, loss of en-
orgy and kindred. ills. They are
still unsurpassed as N nerve tonic
and powerful appetizer by. build-
ing mp the wasted:energies, repair
ing lost Vitality, and inducing a
healthy and natural sleep. They
restore the system to the normal
condition and destroy tho en-
croaohmesfts of disease. Mack e.
Co.'S SON Franchises. All druggists
and dealers. -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
lob SGldat Auction Prices
DIR. MC.NULT'Y.


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curry and other Poisonous Drugs
DR.. McNulty' IS methods regular and scien-
tifc. He uses no patent nostrums or ready-rnnde
preparations. but cures the disease by thorough
medical treatment. HIS New Pamphlet on Pri-
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they are cappers or serers Tor swindling doctors
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=. French Newspapers Filled.
PARIS, FRANCE, April AS an indica,