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Mesa free press., 1895-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Canada is likely to have an early
general election.
Louis,anans are petitioning for
the sugar bounty of 1894.
The old frigate Constitution is
to be rpftted for sea service.
Leadville miners statistics show
an increase in the gold output.
The cotton states exposition of
Atlanta will open an office In
Chicago.
Galveston::s terminal facilities are
to be controlled by Galveston citi-
zens.
John Schuyler is the only Demo-
srat in the Kansas house of repre-
sentatlveS.
Henshaw, Vinton county, KY,
has voted down saloons by a ma
jority Of 8 to |.
The income tax question is now
before the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia.
A bogus jewelry swindle through
the mails will be stopped by the
seizure Of all such packages.
Nine. Leon Grandin, in a book
Just published, says New York is
pigmy place compared to Chicago.
Thespestof6ee~ receipts in Min
neapolis this year have been $685.
600; those in. st. Paul $4,000
Jess.
The southern corn crop is estl-
mated at 5000, 100000 bushels, an
increase of 4s,O00,o0o bushels over
last year.
Asa result of the closing of saw
mills in the province of Quebec,
Canada. many people are in deep
distress.
The New Ysrk Four Hundred
have adopted the bicycle. This
should make it good form-barring
the hump.
St. Paul, MIMI, will expend
$50, 600 in public improvements for
the purpose Of giving work to its
unemployed.
The streams around Philadelphia
are being restecked with fish that
were plentiful when William Penn
landed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-01-25
LAM

We have few Lamps left which
We will sell at COST.
10 g of on all Dishes. Now
ia your chance for you to lay IN
stock of Dishes.
All goods new
All goods cheaps
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-01-25
VERM cullen
OFFERS
FOR SATURDAY

lbs pkg Soda. ........s 20
5 lbs Washed Currant. .. 20
xxx Coffee per 10. ....... 20
Lion Coffee per 10 .......... 20
Arbuckle's Coffee per b.. 20
Assorted Jellies per Jar..... 10
rs lbs \ Sugar ...... ..... 90
20 lbs GRADUATED Sugar IT,. 90
Gvap. Apricots per 10 7te
Evap. Peaches per ID 74c
Evap. Ruins per 10 74c
lbs Crackers. ........... rs
2e boxes Matches. ......... 20
3 lbs best Goldfish ... ...... 25
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n10oO TERMS. 800 CASH: $40 PER
dN IOUU. month. I'd ave-, bet. Clement and
California SITS. WILL f. FISHER d CO., ID
Post st.
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STOCKTON ADVERTISEMENTS
sTOCKTON REAL EsTATE.

STOCKTON REAL ESTATE.
MORSE COLONY.
A CLIMATE UNSURPASSED
INEXHAUSTIBLE WATER SUPPLYt
FINE DRIVES WINTER AND SUMMER!
Railroad transportation, with hourly trips to
market, over the steam-dummy line, from Stock
ton to Lodi.
TRAINS TO PASS THE COLONY EVERY
SIX MILES TO STOCKTON.
The county seat and business center. population
10000 people, affording unlimited opportunities TO
church-goers OF all denomina tions and amusement
seekers.
GOOD SCHOOLS
In close proximity TO the colony.
CHEAP FARES:
Two steamers, four freightboats and many trains
daily from Stockton to san francisco.
This land is In the famous fruit and watermelon
belt The sol is adapted to any vegetable. Cab
bages and rhubarb be grown here in midwin-
ter and shipped East great profit. The land is
price $50 to $85 per acre; $110 per acre for land
in alfalfa producing crops per year. Terms. "A
cash.
North Stockton town lots
F. j. SULLIVAN, Agent, room SS, Chronicle
building, San Francisco, or E. ARMSTRONG, 11S
East Main ST., Stockton.
HENDERSON g. CARTER, IT SOUTH SAN
Ii Joaquin ST., Stockton
500 acres adjoining the city; choice tract to
subdivide a choice block of 80 lots in good loca-
ton: $4,000. Several nice cottages from $1,000 to
$4,000: on easy terms. A few choice lots the
line of the electriccarS. Good garden tracts from
10 30 acres: we'll located. 100 acres, six miles
from Stockholm fine rich soil; $50 per acre; fine
bargain. 300 tons of choice hay at bargain.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

~ ELEGANT,
MODERN.
THEM
TODAY.
ENGLISH Cottage HOUSES.
COR. CALIFORNIA ST. AND SECOND AVE.
TAKE SACRAMENTO-ST. CARS.
Six new 2-story modern residences, 6, and
rooms and bath: all conveniences; no two alike;
price $500 EACH including lot: for sale on easy
years time; the choicest Offering for homeseekers
in the market; they talk for themselves; see them
and call at office for full particulars
63S Market ST.
"A REDUCED TO $3.50
A handsome 2story bay-window house of
and bath Goth St., near Castro; this prop
~ EAsToN, ELDRIDGE & co.
INCOME PAYING P snqITH FL s = xrr sr
ALL BARGAINS.
'- GOOD INVESTMENTS.
@OOOO CLINTON ST., NEAR BRYANT:
.DOUUO. tenements; rents for $500 per an
mum; lot 50x75.
0A76O CLEMENTfNA ST., NEAR 9TH;
nual rent $640: improvements In good repair
Nh7OO NORTH SIDE WELSH ST., NEAR
II
annum; lot 25x75; house in good condition.
Go0n0 2 HOUSES ON MOSS ST., NEAR
D0UUU. Howard; rents $3.50 per annum; lot
24x8O.
S225O EEDEsA4 be ST. sR asm BLOCK 9sCl.
$3.50 per annum
EAsToN. ELDRIDGE d. CO., 63s Market st.
Is CHo1UE wEBsTER-sT. FLATS.
nc00n sMoDERN FLATS IN GOOD CON.
SOUUU. dition; rents $500 per annum.
EAsTON, ELDRIDGE 81 CO., 638 Market st.
7 oTs FOR SPECULATION.
NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE PARK.
BUY NOW.
VALUES ARE RAISING IN THESE DIS
TRICTS.
Q7S THIRTY-NINTH AVE, NEAR "
ID y. size 15xl20.
GO6O FoRTY-FOURTH AVE, NEAR b
SA0U. size 25x12o; marine view.
c5OO NORTH LINE OF B ST, EAST OF
tDCOU. Nineteenth ave., opp. Strawberry Hill
ce00 KsT, WEST OF nth AVE; LOT
.DOOU. 25x100, near Olympic Club grounds.
e750 FIVE LOTS, 2sTH AVE-, NORTH OF
oo0n CALIFORNIA ST., NIB. 9TH AVE;
ID COO. size 25xl10.
$1,000 NE. COR; LAKE AND 18TH
0O7SO NE. COR. POINT LOgOS AVE.
DLt W. and Twelfth; size so :6x100.
EAsToN, ELDRIpeE & CO.,
638 Market st.
NJ SPECK q CO.,
"A. 500 Market st. cor. Montgomery and Post
$500 down-Fine Broom cottage; Mission; rent
SIS: large lot: price $4,000.
$45O0-Near Stockton ST.: yearly rents, $540.
$6200-3 new flats near new City Hall: yearly
rents, $640.
Ss25O-3 modern fats; Pine st.; rents $50; lot
26xl376
$l0.0OO-Corner near Market st. stores and flats;
rents S107.
S4Z0U. $500: for the choice improved I lot
26x105 feet, SW. cor. 18th and Sanchez SIS.
S35O-cost $3.50: lot 500 Gift Map 8: w. side
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MEDICAL.

/ A LII LADIES IN TROUBLE CONSULT FREE
| ~ MRS. DR. SCOTT formerly of 11012 Turk,
now / ls Eddy St., the only reliable specialist in
| San Francisco. $500 paid for case cannot cure,
! no matter what cause; special attention to dis
| o. the
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VIA TRIED.

ABBOTT-MACV this city, August 8,
1895, at the Central Methodist Episcopal Church,
by the Rev. DR.. w. w. Case, William Martin Abb
bott and Anne Josephine MacVean, both of San
Francisco.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city. August g.,
1895, by the Rev. 4. Nelander Gustaf Il. Ander-
son and Anna Beeman, both of San Francisco.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oakland, August
3. 1885. by the Rev. l. l.. P. Detrchson, Niels b.
Christensen and ANNA Jensen.
HAYNES-WO this city, August g.,
1895, by the Rev. E. (. McCish, Charles Lyman
Haynes of Spokane Wash, and Alma Inslee
Worrell of San Francisco.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oakland, July 20,
1895. by Judge Cliff, E. B. Howerton and Mrs.
Clara Joseph.
OSWALD-STOEVEN-N Lvermore, August
4, 1895, at the residence of the brides parents,
Henry Oswald and Nette Stoeven.
WORCESTERSHIRE this city, August 8,
1895, by the Rev G. o. Brown, DID,, Joseph A.
Wagner and Dora A. Scheuler.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW


\ DVICE FREE; DIVORCE AND PROBATE
~ laws specially; suits, superior, Justice and
Police Courts; terms reasonable; collections, ETC.
CIV HOWE, att'y-at-law, $50 Market cor. 81 octon
JOHN X. AITKEN, ATTORNEY RS.
81 l6 and II. 402 Montgomery ST., cor. California
nT W. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY AT-LAw ,420
w California st.. rms. 14-15; advice free.
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PHYSICIANS.

DHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, GOUT-SPE-
LII cial attention to these diseases. J. A. MCDON-
AID, Md, 1885 Market ST., to 4, z to p NJ.
A HOME, A FRIEND AND MOTHERS CARE
n MRS. DIR. FUNh =, l41e Eighth ST., Alameda.
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STORAGE
~
w ILSON BROS, 1710 MARKET STREET
w Get our rates for storage of furniture, pianos
trunks and all kinds of household goods: separate
locked rooms. dust and yernin proof at low rates.
Telephone south 1852.
CTORAGE; FURNITURE, PIANOS, MDSE;
- advances. LIEBES S. w. Co. 906 Market, I. 4.
FURNITURE, PIANOS AND OTHER MER-
Il chandse received storage; money advanced
consignments fire proof building. 410 Post ST.,
L1IRST-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
II 421-423 Market st. CHAS. L. TAYLOR.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE Continued

MARIN CoUNTY-50Oo ACRES 20 MILES
1N from San Francisco
RANCHO DE NOvATo
Tracts OF any size desired; fruit grain and yere-
table land; no irrigation; both rail and water
transportation; $40 to $75 per acre: easy terms.
town of Novato; graded school, hotels and stores
on the property; send for circular.
Dairy for sale with or without COWS
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, GA
and IS. Chronicle building.
DPS PER ACRE $40 ACRES: WELL. LOCAT-
d. ed. TRAVERS & LAMB, 512 California st.
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IA WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper, for mailing.
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EDUCATIONAL

MRS. MELVILLE SNYDER, ORAToRICAL.
NI vocal and dramatic academy; also piano
classes and private lessons now resumed. DIS Van
Ness ave.
CHORTHAND STMPLIFIED; ST q DENTS
- guaranteed able 10 do Office work in six to
ten weeks Address n. j. FERGUSON, $40
Twentieth st.
DANJO AND PIANO LESSONS, SOC EACH.
ID S44 Howard st.
DoWENS ACADEMY, UNIVERSITY AVE,
d Berkeley. 7. S. BoWENS, MA, Principal.
T5NGTIsH LITERATURE AND MYTHOLOGY
u class or private. MRS. EHRMAN, 1884 Bush.
UOITT'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS, BURLINGAME,
IL San Mateo Co.. reopens Aug. Q. liza G.Ho1TT.
D00KKEEPING, PENMANSHIP, ARITHMp
Dtc taught weeks course $50 Stockton STU
VOCAL TEACHER JOSEPH GREVEN I'M
proves and beauties even spoiled voices, and
brochures positions TO his pupils. 81 Ninth st.
VIOLIN MANDOLIN, GUITAR, CoRNET,
Y Taught. Prof L. MERKI, 225 Geary reasonable.
MINIS COLLEGE AND SEMINARY WRITE
M for catalogue to MRS. G. I. MILLS, president,
Mills College p O., Alameda Co., Cal. Next term
begins August z, 1879.
DACIFIC ACADEMY, ACADEMY SCIENCES
i bldg; thorough commercial q English training.
0PANTSH- FRENCH, GERMAN, METSTER-
- schaft School of Languages, l22 o'Farrell ST.
q ECKMAN. PIANO STUDIO, 2O51h
n. Cough ST.; assistant teacher for beginners
MIGHT SCHOOL; HEALD'S BUSINESS COL
IN lege, "a Post ST.; commercial, shorthand, Eng
lish; low rates.
DELAsCo,s LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING
d Private theatricas arranged; pupils rehearsed
on stage r. & II l. o. o. Z. block, 7th and Market.
CCHOOL ELECTRICAL, CIVIL MINING, ME-
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CTIEHL'S SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS
y College 1913 Market ST.: diploma course $50.
T7NGLIsH BRANCHES TAUGHT BY MISS
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HEALDs BUSINESS COLLEGE. "a POST
II Booking, business practice, shorthand, typtng,
electrical engineering telegraphy, modern Lam
guages rapidly taught. Write for catalogue.
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.OUSE NINE ROOMS TO LET: RENT sos.
Il furniture OF seven rooms for sale cheap. l3s
Minna st.
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HS-MARRIAGES-DEATN

Birth, marriage ana death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed IN as
either OF the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorlzed
70 have the same published.l
BORN.
INGRIM-In this city, August 8, 1895, to the wife
OF L. F. Ingrim, daughter.
NEUBAUER-In this city, August 5, 1895, to the
wife of John G. Neubauer, son.
THOMsON-In Berkeley, August 8, 1895, to the
wife of j. A. Thomson, a daughter.
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A GREAT CHANCE.
n REDUCED TO $3.50.
handsome 2-story bay-window house of 8
rooms and bath on goth st., near Castro this prop
erty cost $500.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & Co,
63S Market
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WOMAN beaten TO death
A Young Man and His Aunt Charged
with Awful Crime.
DEATH OF MRS. LEVI PIERCE
She Is Found Dead In Ilcr Farm House
Kitchen - Result Of tho Cor.
oncr's InQuest-YOuthful
Couple Arrested.

Grand Haven. Mich. July 9.-Mrs
Levi Pierce. the wife Of a farmer, was
beaten and choked to death In the town
ship of Talmadge. near Berlin. yester-
day morning, and her daughter, Mary
Pierce, aged 13, and her grandson,
George Chesbro. aged II, are In jail
here. charged with murder. Mrs.
Pierce was So years old and the mother
Of a large family.
Mr.. Pierce left the house early In the
morning to work on q neighboring
farm. About 10 o'clock Mary came
running to him. telling him that her
mother was dead. He found the body
Of his wife lying on the kitchen floor.
Her chin was gashed to the bone, sew
eral teeth were knocked out, and her
throat was swollen and black, as II
from strangulation. The floor had been
freshly mopped, but broken glass jar,
not cleaned up, gave evidence or
struggle at the coroner's inquest. The
girl and boy told conflicting stories
and were arrested.
1t Is alleged that the young girl was
unduly intimate with her nephew. 1t
is said that the mother and daughter
quarrelled about this intimacy, ana
that the old lady started to punish the
girl. 1t Is supposed that young Ches-
bro came to his aunt's assistance, and
in the struggle which ensued Mrs
Pierce was beaten and choked to death
by her daughter and grandson. Both
prisoners protest their innocence.
The girl claims she saw strange
man near the house. 1t Is believed
young Chesbro will break down and
confess. The girl Is cool and collected
and expressed no sorrow at the death
of her mother.
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CRUELTY CHARGED,
Strange Story Related by q Girl Who
Escaped from q Convent.

Strange Story Related by q Girl Who
Escaped from Convent.
Pittsburg, July "a special to the
Pittsbuprg Dispatch from Mexico City
says: A young girl belonging to an
excellent family in a rural town near
this city. owing to disappointment In
love. was induced to enter a convent
and become a novice. Shortly after
ward she ram away, returning to her
family.
She now charges that the Mother Su-
erior was exceedingly cruel, and that
among other things she compelled the
novices to arise in the night to pray.
AS this girl could not avoid dropping
to sleep. the Mother Superior, she as
serts, fastened to each eyelid a steel
spring attached to cord in order to
hold the lids open-something like q
form of Chinese torture.
The girl further declares that she
and other girls. in order to keep them
humble, was not permitted to eat at
the table. but were compelled to sit
under the table. and were served with
very scant fare.
People who have Investigated the
case say the Mother Superior undoubt.
edly Is insane. her passion for auster.
ity and asceticism carrying her to In.
credible lengths.
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TRANCE FOR SEVEN DAYS.
A Remarkable Manifestation Of tho
Power Of Hypnotism- santonelirs Test
Upon Harmon Leonard,

Cleveland, July 9.-The announce
ment that a hypnotist named Santo-
nelli, who had placed a subject under
the hypnotic influence at Lake Brady.
some thirty miles south of this city, a
week ago today. would bring his subject
out from the trance this afternoon,
caused several hundred excursionists
to go from this city and other points
to that spiritualistic Chautauqua today.
Santonelli is Of striking appearance
and rather more refined than the WELL
known Svengali type. A week ago he
secured the consent OF the parents of
Harmon Leonard. living In Ravenna,
to attempt a seven days test, during
which all the physical functions except
the action of the heart were to be en-
tirely suspended.
= During an ordinary seance on June
30 Leonard was commanded by Santo-
nelli to leave the auditorium in which
he was exhibiting and go to tent
that had been erected some hundred
yards away and to lie down and sleep.
Leonard obeyed instantly. The tent in
which'he lay has been open to visitors
every day since. At night the subject
was guarded by young companion,
who refused to leave him during the
test. When he fell asleep his pulse was
"a. 'sfhis Santonelli reduced by hyp-
notism to Ga and on the following day
to g. and then to A. It aftoward rose
to about 80 and remained at abut that
point until just before he was awak-
ened today. During this time young
Leonard has not had his clothing
changed and has not left his couch
except as he was ordered to "stiffen
out" 80 that he could be raised by two
attendants and photographed a day or
two ago. His guards are willing to
make oath to the fact that he has re-
mained without food or stimulant and
that his physical functions have been
dormant all this time.
Leonard was taken out of the trance
by Santonelli in the presence Of large
crowd of people this afternoon. His
pulse had risen to 120. but subsidized to
about 80 soon after. He expressed ig-
nrance of the fact that he had been
asleep. and supposed the crowd about
him was the one he had left a week
before. Drs. c. 8. Leonard and II. p.
Hugus. of Ravenna, who attended him
today, manifested the greatest interest
In the result Of the experiment. claim
ing that in the case Of gunshot wounds
in the abdomen. when a suspension of
the functions would materially assist
recovery, the use Of hypnotism would
be OF vivid Importance. Santonelli
proposes to make a two weeks test,
under the supervision of Cleveland ply
sicianS, in a few weeks
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THAT VERY WEIRD STORY
Mr.. Quay and His Democratic Friends
Arc Worried.
PRESS BUREAU ALARMS THEN
Alleged Dramatic story COnserniug the
Secret Doiugs Of the Administration
News Bureau legitimate Cam.
paisn Work MHgnified.
spec,a, 70 the Scranton Tribune.

Philadelphia. July "a very weird
and alleged dramatic story has been 60
ing the rounds Of the Quay and Demo-
cratic press during the past three days
concerning what is known as THE Ad-
ministration News Bureau" In this city
The story, which was written In the
Quay headquarters. in this city. Is to
the effect that two well-known news
paper men of the state have been en-
gagged in secretly sending to the coun-
try newspapers circulars attacking Sem
ator Quay. The falsity of the story
lies in the fact that while newspaper
articles rejecting on Senator Quay's
political career have been sent out from
press headquarters of the administra-
ton in this city there has been no at
tempt at secrecy whatever.
When It came to the knowledge OF
Governor Hastings friends that Sena-
tor Quay. as long ago as three weeks,
had commenced sending out newspaper
attacks on Governor Hastings from his
news bureau plan was formed to
counteract 1t by establishing a press
headquarters. devoted to the interests
sell, of Philadelphia. was placed In
charge OF that part of the work relat-
ing to the distribution OF news matter.
Thread OF the Amusing Tale.
The newspaper articles in question
charge that Colonel Henry Hall. Of
Pittsburg. and Colonel George Nox Nc
Cain. OF Philadelphia. have been seen
ftI Of ma
from the news bureau box; that de-
tective. who had been placed to watch
the box witnessed this transaction.
The fact of the matter Is that while
both of the gentlemen named have been
in a measure interested in campaign
work there have been no such pro-
ceedings as the Democratic newspapers
and Quay organs have alleged.
In an interview at the press head
quarters today Mr.. Russell stated that
neither Colonel Mccain nor Colonel
Hall had ever been near the news
paper box, and that the wild stories
sent out by Senator Quay's hired news
paper writers were absolutely false.
Senator Quay has been sending hun
dreds of columns of plate matter to the
newspapers of the state. although 1t
was strenuously denied by his friends
that such was the case.
The headquarters of the administra-
ton bureau are at "a South Eighth
street, where whole floor has been
engaged and corps Of typewriters and
amanuenses are at work. There has
been no concealment in the matter Of
the work, which is of a perfectly legiti-
mate nature. Senator Quay and his
friends began 1t three weeks ago. The
headquarters were opened for the first
time ON Monday