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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20
BIC SEIZURE OF SHARK,
A Thousand Pounds of the
Carton Fish Taken by
Inspectors.
Arrests viii Follow To-Day The
Shark Sold for Sturgeon
Which 1t Resembles.
Where was bic seizure OF shark early

There was a big seizure of shark early
this morning at the Clay-street market.
Over a thousand pounds of the carbon
fish were captured by Market Inspectors
Davis and Jordan, and arrests will be made
to-day, the inspectors claim.
They say they can prove that the shark
has been sold on the market as sturgeon,
and that the captured fish was being
offered for sale to the many customers who
are unable to tell the difference between
shark and sturgeon.
There is, however, a great difference be-
tween the carrion and the edible fish,
DESPITE their exterior resemblance, and
rank poison. 1t may not cause death i'm
mediately, but serious zymotic diseases
always ensue from the eating OF shark.
tt was after l O'Clock when the seizure
was made, and Clay-street Market was
just beginning to wake up for the big Fri
day trade. A good deal of excitement was
created when the inspectors put IN ap-
pearance and began to look into the con-
tents of the fish bins sand iceboxes. Some
of the fish seized were skinned and frozen
stiff. and in this condition it is almost I'M
possible to tell them from the sturgeon Tor
which they are sold.
The seizures were made from the stalls
of A. ID. Bene d. Co., n. 1arahtIno o. ~,
A. Parmisano d Co; and - A. be1ian'i q
The Proprietors OF the stalls were on
hand, and some of them mildly protested
against the work of the Market inspectors.
None of them denied the allegations, now
ever. for the inspectors caught them BRING
ing the carrion fish out of their ice boxes,
in some cases. and in all cases the shark
was prepared for the retail counters.
A quantity of tainted halibut was also
seized. The inspectors declare that the
proprietors of these fish stalls will be vlgor-
ously prosecuted and that all the evidence
needed for conviction was secured in the
carrlon fish seized.
One of the sharks captured was full six
feet in length and weighed about 100
pounds. 1t was black in color and OF the
variety that is considered especially dan
eerous as an article for table consumption.
The other sharks were about three feet in
length and of the notified varieties.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20

American flags, dollhouse plants and long
streamers of smilax. The tables were ar
ranged in the form of a square horse shoe.
Sylvan WE'LL presided. AT his right sat
Consul de Lalarde and at his left A.
Pesoh. The other gentlemen present
were:
Daniel Levy, Sylvan WE'LL, Raphael WE'LL, L.
Klein. E. Raas, E. Marque, d. Pesoli, V.
Gardet, A. Lagallet. V. Chaigneau, E.
Dusenot, DR.. Bazan, Charles Carpy,
L. Dubedat, A: Schmitt, G. P. Berge-
rot, G. Tauzsy, X. Meffret, E. Robinet A. Ortion,
J. Ladoganous, G. NJ. Dupas, Frank Lacoste
.. BazIo, +. Wagner, A. Drosillet, A. Gous-
tiaux, Henry Martin, B. Sarthou, Mr. Wander
naillen, J. Loupy, ]. Sunday, E. E. Meyer, j.
Bocqueraz, L. Gallois, B. Reiss, E. Kullman, R.
LaVlgne, j. L. Nermeill and Edmund Godchaux.
A sumptuous menu was served. The
following toasts were responded to:
'The Consul A. L. de Lalande," by Sylvan
LA France" by Daniel Levy.
"Fehx Faure, President of France" by V.
Gardet.
= Native Sons of California" by G. P.
COLONY Franchise" by A. Goustiaux
han0taux Minister of Foreign Depart
ment, by Raphael WE'LL.
In response to the toast of "The Consul"
Consul de Lalande expressed the hope that
the French colony would start some kind Of
a chamber of commerce in San Francisco
Tor the benefits OF the French merchants.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20
HEALTH LAWS
DAILY.

Don't worry, fret or fume about little
things.
When you are pale, anemic or bloodless
take joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla mod
erately.
When your feet get wet in the rain keep
in motion until you can take off the shoes.
~
The moderate use of everything, even
joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla, tends to
longevity.
After the theater, ball or party don't
fill Your stomach with food and then re-
tire.
When you wake in the morning take a
portion of Joys Vegetable sarsaparilla
If your skin is dry, parched and flaming
use joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
*,*
If you want to be rid of dandruff wash
the head with carbolic soap and use joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
M
After an attack of grippe recover your
lost health with joys Vegetable Sarsapa-
riIla.
If you are suffering from fever and ague
.
Sarsaparilla.
*x*
Constipation leads to many severe dis
orders. joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla will
cure you of constipation. Try it.
*x*
Jaded. overworked people recover their
spirits when joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla
is used.
M
If your kidneys are disordered put them
in order with joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
~
If you work in office, store or mine, when
work is done rest, take supper and then
go out for walk, ride or some exercise.
~
Always use joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla
if you feel blue, dispirited and melancholy.
1t is your liver that is torpid.
Don't take a substitute.
~
Yes, it will do for you to take joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla now.
IN
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20
Held for Robbery.

George Pullman was yesterday held by
Judge Conlau to answer before the Superior
Court in $4,000 bonds on the charge of rob-
berry. Pullman few days ago went into the
store of A. Cohen, 1902 Stockton street, and
pretended he wanted to buy watch. While
it out of his hand and ran out of the store He
was captured by Policeman Tracey. Pullman
acted as his own attorney and did it WELL but
the evidence was too strong against him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20

of all the other property will be set aside
in trust for the support and education of
Edna A. and Vida R. Loggie, grand
children, and for the support Of J. J. Log
gle. the father of these children, Edward
A. Mckay, the testatrix's son, and Zilpha
Brown, her ward. The trustees are Ed
ward A. Mckay, j. j. Loggie and George
H. Mastick.
This trust estate will go to the grand
children when the younger is 81 years old
The residue of the estate is to go to Ed
ward A. Mckay, the son.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20
A Cool Burglar.

Mrs. Rosario Scaliva, IL Jasper place, q
washerwoman, swore out warrant in Judge
Lows court yesterday for the arrest of Flllipo
Navarro on the charge of burglary On
Wednesday Mrs. Scaliva on returning to her
house after her days work found the front
door omen and Navarro concealed under her
bed. He coolly walked out without explain
ing his presence in the house, and after he
had gone she found her trunk had been broken
open and 500 In coin stolen.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20

and to ignite fireworks on Washington square
was granted.
The Street Superintendent was instructed to
see that the streets lately abandoned by the
Market-street Railway Company for railroad
purposes We're placed in proper condition, as
required by law.
1t was decided to report favorably upon the
petition of the Real Estate and Development
Company for the establishing of the inferno
diate grade on Mission street at point 200
feet south of Eighteenth.
The City Engineer was asked to recommend
a proper outlet for sewer crossing at San
Bruno road and Cortland avenue.
The Superintendent of Streets was instructed
to abate the nuisance caused by shifting sand
in the neighborhood of Tilden and Castro
str
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20

cider from his pear crop with good results
The cider is sweet and has a very good
flavor. If it is allowed to ferment hard
cider results, which resembles Rhine wine
to some degree. An excellent vinegar can
also be made from pear cider.-Savannah
(Ca \ News
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20
Rather Personal.

Cobble-I don't think the landlord of
the Ocean Bar House liked what said to
him before | went in bathing.
Stone What was that2
Cobble-I asked him if there were any
other sharks around.-Harper's Bazaar.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20

1t is said that for most felting purposes
the fur now used is mixed with cotton in
the proportion of from quarter to half
ounce of cotton to four ounces of the fur.
The admixture is said to produce better
felt.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20
Work on the Streets.

The Street Committee OF the Board of Snper-
visors cleaned away great pile of accumu-
lated miscellaneous work yesterday.
The petition of the committee on the forth
coming celebration of the twenty-fifth ami
versary of the unification of Italy for per-
mission 10 decorate porti ons OF Broadway,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20
Among the latest arrivals ct Paso Robes Hot

The prefix of Madam" as a title of
respect to gentlewomen came into use in
England during the reign of Charles II,
and was doubtless of French origin. AS
far as known, the first use of the title APP
peared in the English parish, registers of
1890.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20
ARRIVAL OF THE GAEGIO.

She Is Immediately Ordered Into
Quarantine.
The steamer Gaelic from Hongkong and
Yokohama arrived in port about 2:2O this
morning and was Immediately ordered into
quarantine.
Other than to convey this order no COM
munication was had with the vessel, and
it is Impossible to state whether or not
she comes with a clean bill of health.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20
DIVORCED ON A TRAIN.
Mrs. TayIor's Case Was Railroaded
Through in Good Earnest.

Mrs. M. L. Taylor formerly resided with
her husband at Spring Valley, Mimi, but
when disagreement arose which resulted
crosse. and is now the proprietor of mil
linery establishment here. An under
standing was arranged that her husband
was to make no contest in her divorce suit.
Mrs. Taylor went to Spring Valley last
Tuesday, but just before the case was
called the Judge received an urgent sum-
mons to repair to an adjacent town. The
train was already due to leave the station,
and Judge, plaintiff and counsel all board
ed the cars. The evidence in the case was
heard en- route, and. as the train pulled
into Wyckoff, seven miles out, the court
handed the woman her decree of divorce.
Utica Observer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20
MRS. MoKAY'S ESTATE.
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars to a
Son and Two Grandchildren.

Mrs. Rebecca Mckay, who died on Sep
TENDER II, left $6O0,000 estate consisting
of stock in the corporation of Mckay &
Co., real estate at 712 Shotwell street, and
interests in the scEooners Ida Mckay, Oc-
cidental and Fortuna.
By her will. the real estate and one half
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20
BANQUETED DE LALANDE.
The French Consul Sumptuous1y Enter
tanned at the AIaison Richie by
His Compatriots.

A banquet was rendered by the French
1colony at tie Maison Richie, last night, to
Consul A. de Lalande, who leaves to-
morrow for France. The banquet-room
was artistically decorated with French and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-20

Italy has a greater number of orders of
nobility than any other European country.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-30
WOMAN THROWS UP TEETH.
Over Four Hundred Have Already Come
from Her stomach

Louisville, July 29.-Fannie Thomp-
son. colored, has been daily throw
ing up teeth of all sorts since the mid
die of April. Some resemble dogs
teeth. others alligator teeth, cow teeth,
bear teeth, hog teeth, horse teeth, sheep
teeth and teeth of all kinds. Within
the three months the woman has
thrown up 400 teeth, which are now in
the possession of the physicians.
The woman has been confined to her
bed since last January, when
she fell from a street car.
She threw up blood and finally
the teeth began to come. About
a dozen are discharged at time and
almost every night. Dr. Grant. one Of
the most trustworthy physicians OF
Louisville, says he can hear teeth
grinding against each other by placing
his ear to the womans abdomen. There
is large protrusion on one side of the
womans stomach and IT is believed that
it is where the teeth have been formed.
The disease is known as "dermoid cyst"
and is extremely rare.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-30
was not explained at the time. and has

was not explained at the time. and has
not been since.
Dr. Robinson found today the sigma
ture Of Minnie Williams on several re-
ceipts he has at his store. and they will
be used by the police in the investiga-
tion OF the alleged transfer OF Fort
Worth. Tex. property by the Williams
girl indirectly to Holmes. BY these the
ton as to whether the deed was forged.
Secret Vault Unearthsd.
Chicago. July 29,-The huge brick
vault underneath Holmes charnel
house was unearthed by the police to-
day, who are still delving in the earth
In and about the cellar. The existence
Of this vault has been theoretical until
today. Many rumOrs Of such a recep-
tacle has been circulated. but II was
not until the police discovered Machin-
ist Chapel that they succeeded IN
gaining any idea OF the location of the
vault. When Chapel accompanied the
officers through the Holmes house yes
terday he indicated the location Of the
vault in the southeast corner
Of the cellar. and early this
morning half dozen men were
put to work digging in the place indi-
Gated. AT 4.S0 O'clock the officers in
charge of the work telephoned police
headquarters that they had reached
and uncovered long strip of the roof
Of the vault. Superintendent BadenOch
at once gave orders to get the ground in
such shape that the vault could be
easily opened tomorrow and to discon-
tinue the work then for the day.
The police theory Is that Holmes used
this vault for Quickliming the bodies
Of his victims and getting them into
such a condition that they could not
possibly be identified. While the police
officials are not hopeful Of finding
bodies Of murdered people in the vault,
they are at the same time hopeful Of Sc
curing evidence to fully establish Just
what the vault was used for and what
connection. II any, the vault had with
the half destroyed human bodies that
were carted away from the charnel
house to the home of the articulator.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-30
news FROM FOREIGN LANDS
Latest Result Of the Parliamentary
Elections.
UNIONISTS GAIN 40 SEATS
Spanish Troops Ambushed st Philippine
Islands Panic ON IN Irish
Lugger RiOts OF the
French Elections.

London. July 29.-Wtth the exception
Of the polls In three districts. the re-
suit Of the general election IL now
known. The results In these districts
will make a slight difference In the
political complexion of the new house
Of commons. The returns now at hand
show the election Of IS Conservatives.
seventy-two Unionists. l76 Liberals,
sixty-nine anti-Parnellites, twelve Par
nellites. The returns now at hand
show the election of 1888. Con-
servatives. 72 Unionists. l76 Lib
erals. 50 anti-Parnellites. and IL
Parnellites. Thus the Conservative
Liberal Unionist majority subject to
the results In the three districts yet to
be- heard from will be l53. The COnser-
vative majority over any coalition that
can be made will be nine.
The Unionists have gained ITO seats.
and the Liberals 20.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-30
FIRES ARE EXTINGUISHED.
They Wore Not Signals After AI-RcpOrts
Of Indian Troubles Have Been Ex aasor
atcd

They Wore Not Signals After All-RcpOrts
Of Indian Troubles Have Been Ex & gor
atcd.
Market Lake. Idaho. July 29.-(By
Courier from Sargeant's Lodge). The
fires thought to be signal fires are in
reality only crest fires which the In
dians have now extinguished. The set
tiers are very greatly excited, and
many have deserted their homes, fear
ing an outbreak. The first man actual
ly known to have come through Jack
sons Hole Is ]. s. Barry. He said that
the Indians are not visible and that no.
body has been harmed since the first
shooting on the day of tho Indian break
for liberty. The settlers are. however,
still entrenched, and the Indians In the
hills and canons are behaving In such
way as to imply that they are ready
to respond to every act. Barry saw no
Indians on his way throught the most
dangerous part of the journey. He
said, however, that the man who want
ed an Indian fight could get 1t.
Today several Jackson's Hole exiles
came into camp from Cunningham's
camp, twenty miles north Of Marysvale,
and in the heart of the war country.
Cunningham says the settlers have had
a number Of scouts out, three having
reported numerous Indian camps. but
that all seems to be peaceful. He ex-
perienced no difficulty in coming out,
he having started at $50 Friday eve
Ming Altogether his idea Is that there
is no violent danger.
Several of Agent Teters Indian police
have Joined the command.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-30
FRENCH REPUBLICANS.
Riots in Several Places at Elections
ehA aotl =,

Riots in Several Places at Elections Of
the Councils. Gen sral.
Paris, July 29.-The elections Of men,
bers Of the councils-general have re-
suited In the Republicans gaining
three-quarters Of the seats. There were
several election fights at various places
in the provinces.
At Roubaix, in the department of the
north, there was a collision between the
Republicans and the Collectivists, and
the gendarmes had to charge repeated
ly before the disturbance was Quelled.
A number Of persons were injured, and
a few arrests were made. Serious riots,
accompanied by bloodshed, are report
ed to have occurred at Barbantane,
near Marseilles. Troops have been sent
to the scene of the rioting.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-30
CARSON Is CAPTURED.
AccOmplice Of tho Postofficc Robbers
Is Caught Picking Pockets at Allentown.

Is Caught Picking Pockets at Allentown.
Allentown, Pa, July 29.-George Car
son. one Of the accOmplices of the Harry
Russell. Joe Killoran and Charles Allen,
the trio Of postoffice thieves who es-
capped from the Ludlow street Jail, New
York city, three weeks ago. and for
whose capture a reward of $4,000 Is Of
fered, is supposed to be in the Allen
town Jail He Is accused of picking
pockets. The man was arrested at the
Saengerfest picnic last Wednesday,
while extracting purse from q wo-
mans pocket. He persistently refused
to give his name until today, when he
said he was James Moore.
On Saturday Detective Haines came
across a picture Of Carson, the accom-
p!ice Of the New York postoffice thieves,
and at once recognized a striking re-
semblance between 1t and the pick
pocket. Today the prison authorities
tried to take picture Of the prisoner,
but the latter Obstinately refused to
be taken. and either concealed his face
behind his hands or threw himself upon
the floor.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-30
QUAY CAPTURES COLUMBIA
The Senator and the Governor Ar,
Heartily Cheered.
MAGEE WILL NOT COMPROMISE
Hastings Followers win Not Entcrtaiu
Proposition to Lasso Dark Horse
Caudidatc-GOod Nature Pro
walls at BiOomsburg.

Philadelphia, July &c. l.. Magee.
the Pittsburg leader of the Hastings
forces. was here again today. Mr.. Ma
gee again denied that the Hastings peo-
pie would entertain any proposition for
a compromise. and that Allegheny coun-
tvs twentythree votes will be given to
Gilkeson to the end.
Senator Quay today addressed a let
ter to f. ID. Bingham, chairman Of the
Chester county committee. requesting
that the Republican electors of Chester
county be given opportunity to vote for
their choice for state chairman at the
primaries next month. Mr.. Bingham re
phed to Mr.. Quay to the effect that
their rules do not provide for the sub
mission of the names of candidates for
state offices to the popular vote. Mr.
Bingham added, however, that he had
written to MIR. Gilkeson Informing him
or Mr.. Quay's request, and that II Mr..
Giikeson also desires it the question will
be submitted to the electors.
Bloomsburg, Pa, July 29.-Quay won
the fight easily in the Columbia county
convention today. Three candidates
were In the field-D. l.. Sands, favoring
quay for state chairman and Hastings
for convention chairman; W. II. Heff-
ner. straight for Quay, and Edward
Reese, of Centralia, straight for
Hastings. Heffner's name was not
placed before the convention, leaving
the contest to Sands and Reese. or
"a delegates. 80 responded to the roll
call. Sands was elected by vote of
IS to 81.
quay was heartily cheered and cheers
were given for the governor.
Waynesburg. Pa, July 29.-The
Greene county Republican convention
today was victory for Quay. The
convention was practically unanimous
in Quay's favor and it's delegate was
elected without opposition for the sena-
tor
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-30
CONDENSED STATE TOPICS.

Sacred concerts are prohibited at Nc
Keesport.
Fire-bugs infest the woods Of northwest
ern Pennsylvania.
The alleged mulu-miliion fortune Of the
late e. NJ. Byers. Of Allegheny. has dwin.
died to $4,000
The thirty-two collieries in the seventh
anthracite district pay average monthly
wages Of $4,000 each.
Friends Of filtration plants for ALE.
gheny City defeated in councils $iOO,OO0
street paving Job an a retaliation.
Fayette county brewers have begun
lawsuit to test the right Of foreign brew
ers to store beer within that county and
sell It.
Daniel. the son Of Councilman M. G.
Dwyer. Of Pittsburg, was Jealous Of hts
sweetheart. ate poison, then ran for doc
tor and saved himself.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-30
BOYS FIGHT A DUEL.
Scious Of Kentucky Families DO Battle
Over q Love Affair.

Scious Of kentucky Families DO Battle
Over Love Affair.
Marietta. KY. July "a few months
ago Charles Enlow and Charles Duffin
had some difficulty over a girl to whom
both were attached Today they met
in the road near this place and fought 1t
out with knives. with the result that
Enlow IL dead and Duffln will not sur
vive the night. The battle was q de-
termined one.
The youths were armed with pocket
knives, and at the first onslaught En-
low nearly severed Duh1n's right arm
at the wrist. The latter shifted his
knife to the other hand, and at the
next stroke made a deep cash in En-
lows neck and, pierced one Of his
lungs. The duellists finally fell to the
ground, where they continued to hack
each other until Enlow was dead.
Passers-by found Duffin unconscious
from loss Of blood. and his death Is but
a question Of q few hours at best. He
was given q preliminary hearing at his
bedside. and was held In bonds Of SO, 900
In the event that he RECEIVERS. The evi-
dence showed that he was forced into
the fight.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-30
LIGHTNING PLAYS HAVOC.

George Bennett Fatally Injured in an
Electrical Storm.
st. Louis. Mo-, July 29.-The worst
electrical rain storm in several years
visited st. Louis this forenoon. In two
hours rain fall Of nearly three inches
was recorded. Two buildings In
course Of construction at 1920 Cook ave-
nue. were blown down. George Ben
nett, laborer. was caught in the debris
and fatally injured.
Lightning played havoc with tele-
phone and telegraph wires and tempo
rarily interrupted street car service.