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dination was sustained, and he will be or
dained and installed pastor of Ukiah
church, at that place, tonight. Otto Ho-
shino's examination for licensure was sus-
tanned. A call from the church at Point
Arena to Rev. Arthur Hicks was received
and accepted. Permission was granted
Revs. j. S. Mcdonald and Isaac N. Water
man to labor outside the bounds of the
presbytery for six months.
The commissioners to the General As
sembly were elected as follows: Rev.
7. F. Day and Elder R. J. Trumble; Rev.
Isaac n. Waterman and Elder A. NJ. Rey-
nolds, alternates.
Vallejo was selected as the place of the
next meeting.
The churches of Blue Lakes, Grizzly
Bluff, Lakeport, Kelseyville and Two
Rock were recommended to the board of
home missions for aid to support their
ministers.
There are three students for the minis
try under the care of the presbytery.
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SEATTLE EDITORS DEATH.
George II. Heilbron Stricken
With Apoplexy in His
Bathroom.
He Was One of the Leading Citizens
of That City, a Banker and
Newspaper Proprietor.

SEATTLE, WASH, April 5.-George H.
Hebron, part owner and editor of the
Post-Intelligencer, and manager of the
Guarantee Loan and Trust Company, was
found dead in the bathroom of his resi-.
dence at 9 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Hebron arose at about o'clock in
order to attend meeting of the directors
of the Guarantee Company, which was to
be held in the morning. He took the
morning paper and entered the bathroom,
as was his custom. After preparing the
breakfast and waiting some little time for
Mr.. Heilbron to appear the servant
knocked at the door, and, obtaining no re-
sponse, entered the bathroom. She found
that Mr.. Heilbron was dead. A physician
was summoned, who said that death was
due to apoplexy. This was confirmed by
the autopsy subsequently held.
Mr.. Heilbron was born in Boston, No.
vember 8, 1860, was graduated from Har-
yard in 1888, entered the Boston Univer-
sity Law School and was graduated in
1856. He arrived in Seattle in April, 1887,
and was one of the organizers of the Guar
antee Loan and Trust Company. He was
prominent Republican leader and stock
holder in many corporations. Mr.. He'll
bron was married in January, 1886, to Miss
Adelaide Piper of Boston. He leaves a
widow and two children, boy and a girl.
Mr.. Heilbron had $147 900 insurance on
his life. He had four policies aggregating
100000 in the Mutual Lie of New York,
$40, 600 in the Equitable Life and $1,000 in
secret societies, chiefly in the Royal Area
mum. His estate is supposed to be worth
$50, 900 to sec, 1000, and his business affairs
were in good shape.
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BURGLARY AT BENICIA
Convention of Disciples of the
Church of Latter-Day
Saints.
WOMEN RULE IN FLORENCE
An Oregon Town Elects a Female
City Council, Recorder, and Even
a Female Police Force.

CARSON, New, April o. Brakeman
Charles Nolan was killed and several other
trainhands injured in the wreck of a mixed
train near Wabuska on the Carson and
Colorado Railroad this afternoon.
Passenger train No. ,, with several cars
of cattle attached, was en- route TO Mound
House to connect with the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad. AT point three miles
west OF Wabuska the cattle in one of the
cars became frightened and rushed to one
side Of the car causing it to turn over, thus
derailing the rest Of the train.
Nolan was caught between two cars and
killed and several other trainmen were
severely bruised by being thrown from the
train. Two dozen head of cattle were
killed. The damage to rolling stock was
considerable.
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NEWS OF Los ANGELES,
Sudden Death in Jail of a Pen
nileSS Wanderer From
Colorado.
Plans and Rumors of Extensions of
Several Car Lines Running to
Suburban Towns.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, April 5.-W. J.
Noble applied at the police station last
evening for nights lodging. He told the
jailer that he was without money and that
he was overcome with desire to drink
whisky. His requests were complied with,
and after one glass of whisky was fur
nished him he went to sleep. This morn
ing he seemed to be in good spirits, but
while sitting in the Jail kitchen suddenly
fell over to the floor. Police Surgeon Bry-
ant was called in and everything was done
to restore the man to consciousness, but
he died. Letters from his wife in Colorado
were found on his person.
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Electric Roads Extension.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, April Sin addi-
tion to the electric road to Pasadena, which
is now nearly completed, it is announced
that line will be built to the suburban
town of Whittier, in connection with the
extensive system already in operation.
A rumor is in circulation that the Gin
einnati-street railroad owners and capi-
talists have purchased the Main-street
horse-car line in this city and the Redondo
Narrow-gauge Railroad, and will make a
continuous electric road to the coast from
this city
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A WELL MAY BE SUNK.
Experimental Borings to Be
Made to Determine the Ex-
tent of the Deposits.
DISCOVERY IN INDIAN GRAVES
Lazy Yumas Doubled Up Bodies Of
the Dead to Evade the Digging
of Long Graves.

SAN BERNARDINo, CAL, April g.
Oil has been discovered in this city, coming
out of the middle of hard -trodden walk
on Fifth street, near property owned by
n. w. Adams. 1t was noticed after the
last heavy rains oozing out OF the ground
and forming on top of pools of water.
In one or two of the artesian wells in the
neighborhood the water is SO impregnated
with offensive matter that it cannot be
used.
Oil is the talk of the town and within the
next few days the whole matter will be
thoroughly exploited.
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ACQUITTED OF MURDER.

Edatard G0rtch, the Slayer OF Mareno-
vich, Found Not Guilty of Crime.
SAN JOSE, CAL, April 5.-The trial of
Ed Zurich for the murder of Marenovich
was resumed before Judge Reynolds this
morning. The defendant was on the
stand to-day and told his story, substan-
TALLY as follows:
Marenovich had entered his restaurant
and applied vile epithet to him. A
scuffie ensued and Marenovich had sue
ceeded in putting him on a red-hot stove.
He broke away from Marenovich and, in
self-defense, picked up carving-knife
and plunged it into Marenovich. Other
witnesses were examined for the defense.
The jury tonight returned verdict of
"not guilty."
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Change of Factory O,rnership.

BENICIA, CAL, April Sit became
known on the streets to-day that the we'll
known hide merchants, W. r. Knights &
Co. of San Francisco, had purchased the
interest of Alexander Chisholm in the firm
of Mckay & Chisholm. The firm of Nc
Kay & Chisholm was one of the oldest and
largest leather manufacturers on the coast.
The new firm will probably increase the
facilities of the plant. Thomas Mckay,
one of the best leather manufacturers on
the coast, will manage the new concern.
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Tairors Accused of Perjury.

SAN JOSE, CAL, April On Bernstein,
proprietor of tailoring store, and A. P.
Sheen, his clerk, were to-day charged with
perjury by G. Bailey, whe accuses them of
having sworn falsely in civil suit.
Bailey owed Bernstein $50 on suit of
clothes and gave him promissory note
for the amount. The note was lost and
Bernstein sued, he and his clerk swearing
that it was due on March 25, while Bailey
swore it was to be paid In $40 monthly in
stallments. Bernstein got judgment. He
claims the prosecution is due to malice.
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SUIT AT san RAF1E1.
COrO''er Eden Brings an Acti0n to r.
cocer Pan for Serufces.

COTO'leT Eden BTingS ActiOr to Re-
cOrer Pay for Services.
SAN RAFAEL, CAL, April 5.-Coroner
Eden to-day entered suit against the Marin
County Supervisors for fees and mileage
due in going to San Quentin prison and
holding inquests on the bodies of prisoners.
Senator McAllister of this place intro
dlced and both houses of the Legislature
passed a bill to pay this county $4,000 ex-
penses, incurred by holding inquests at the
prison, but Governor Budd refused to sign
it, and it is OH this account that the Super
Fisors. refuse to pay the Coroner.
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ladies while their husbands were subscr1b-

ladies while their husbands were subscrlb-
ing to the cash fund.
President Buell. of the Commercial As
sociation reported that an agent sent out
among the farmers to secure rights of way
for the road from Stockton to the Stanis-
laus River had just returned.
He had been splendidly treated, having
secured the right of way the entire dis
tance, save from one man. That one will
drop into line before he sees the last of the
committees of business men working in
this enterprise. The work is in good
shape.
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SUITS IN SAN MArEo COUNTY.
The Southern Pacific's Operations to
Corner the Bag Shore Route.

The Southern Pacifc's Operations to
Corner the Bay Shore Route.
REDWOOD CITY. CAL, April 5.-The
five complaints now filed by the Southern
Pacific Company to condemn rights of way
along the bay shore affect most of the land
from the San Francisco County line to the
South San Francisco Land and Improve
ment Company's property near Baden.
The list of defendants has, therefore,
grown to quite respectable proportions,
and includes the following: H. S. Wal
bridge, H. D. Walbridge, Samuel Grim,
John Center, Elinor Martin, Hugh Dia-
mond, Richard Tobin, F. J. Sullivan,
James Brown, Peter Black, William Green,
Thomas Robinson, Fred Smith, Martin
Baker, San Francisco and Fresno Land
Company, S. Shepard Parkinson, Francis
B. Raymond ct al, P. NJ. Partridge ct ais.
and the Pacific Bone, Coal and Fertilizer
Company.
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STOCKTON FUND SWELLING
Citizens Active in Securing
Cash and Rights of Wayfor
the Valley Road.
Even the Ladies Are Subscribing for
Stock and Engaging In Promot-
ing the Enterprise.

STOCKTON, CAL, April 5-stockton
held rousing reception tonight to swell
the fund for the purchase of rights of way
and terminals for the valley road and
$4,000 were secured in addition to the
money on hand for the cash fund.
The ladies were out in force and took
interest in the work, several of them SUBJ
scribing for stock in the new road. Twenty
eight shares of stock were taken by the
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SAN BENITo,S POSTMASTER DEAD.
WiIburn III. Peck, the Largest Han in the
County, Expires Suddenly.

HOLLISTER, Call. April 5.-Willburn
H. Peck, Postmaster at San Benito, thirty
miles south of here, died here Tuesday
night. He came to town Tuesday, settled
all his bills and went on spree, retiring
to his room in the Western Hotel about
midnight. Wednesday morning he was
found dead in bed, death being due to fatty
degeneration of the heart. Mr.. Peck was
the largest man in this section of the
country, weighing 410 pounds. He was
but 80 years old. A special coffin was con-
structed for his remains.
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British Columbia-Alaska Boundaru

VICTORIA, B. c., April Sat meet
ing of the Board of Trade this afternoon a
committee was appointed to look after the
interests of British Columbia in the dis
pute ouer the location of the Alaska
boundary line, which traverses a valuable
section of this province for many miles.
The committee will assist the Ottawa Gov
ernment in gathering data.
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THE TRAIN-ROBBER INQUEST.
Boulder Greek People Think Brady VA.
In That Turn

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, April s. The
wheelman who is thought to be Jack
Brady, the murderer OF Sheriff Bogard of
Tehama County, was seen at the Boulder
Creek depot when the train arrived last
night. He inquired where he could get
supper and was directed to a hotel A
guest there thought the stranger answered
the description of the murderer. When the
guest Wet for a newspaper containing a
description of the murderer the stranger
disappeared, and no trace of him has since
been found.
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Santa Teresa Liri,o Near Noga,es.

NoGALES, AR1z., April 5.-The reports
locating Teresa Urea, the so-called Santa
Teresa, in Ell Paso, Paso del Norte,
chihuahua and Ojinga, Mexico, are un-
true. Teresa Urrea the alleged saint, is at
El Bosque, ten miles from Nogaies, and is
.lving in seclusion, doing all in her. power
to alleviate the ills of humanity in her
humble way. Teresa Urea has not left
nor does She desire to leave her present
abode
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z. M. G. a. Conrentfor,.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, April 5-The
Northern California District Young Mems
Christian Association is in session this
evening. A reception was given the dele
gates at the Methodist Church, after which
the Rev. E. B. Pulla of San Francisco de-
livered an address at Y. NJ. C. A. Hall.
Many delegates are present.
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A YOUTHFUL BURGLAR.
The Charge Made by a Father against
His WaysUard Son.

His WaysUard Son.
SAN JOSE, CAL, April Guy Silcox, a
17-year-old boy, was brought to the County
Jail from Los Gatos this afternoon on a
commitment for burglary by Justice Beggs.
The boy has become unmanageable, and
his father had the charge of burglary put
against him, with the hope that the boy
would be committed to the Whittier Re-
form School.
Young Silcox ran away from home and
joined circus here. While waiting for
the circus train to leave he laid down under
car on the track and fell asleep. The
train started and the boy was run over, his
left arm being cut off.
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DOING GOOD WORK At HOME,
The Calls Articles in Regard to Local
Art Efforts Highly Appreciated

EDITOR CALL 1t is source of sati sfac-
t1on to many who appreciate the Importance
OF the work OF the Art Association and School
Of Design Of the Hopkins Insti itute Of Art
that the San Francisco "Call" devotes SO
much space and intelligible notice of it's
WORK, winch Is not only helpful and encour-
aging to the students in it's different
classes, but a great benefit to all con-
cerned in the development Of art in our com
mun1ty, which heretofore has obtained more
compl iments from abroad than at home
San Franc isco, April 5, 1895.
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Arrest 81 a Robber S,.spect.
M0RMONS MEET At SANTA CRUZ
Conference IF the Latter Day Saints of
Northern California.

NorfheT'Ti CnffTOTHa0.
: SANTA CRUZ, CAL, April 5.-The an
nual conference of the Central California
District Latter-day Saints met here in an
nual session to-day and elected ]. NJ. Put
ney of Gilroy high priest and J. NJ. Range
of: Hoflister secretary. About sixty dele
gates were in attendance.
This evening Elder Clapp of San Jose
addressed the conference.
The mempers of the sect are opposed to
polygamy The organization has mem
bership of ACORN this State. They will be
in session two days
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Contract Let for Det Monte Raeetrach.

MONTEREY, Call, April 5-The con-
tract for the $4,000 racetrack at Del Monte
mas oeen let and actual work mas COM
menced. Contractor Lawrey has large
force OF men at work and expects to soon
hnlsh the track, which will be one of the
best in the State.
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SAN JOSE, CAL, April 5.-There was a
heavy and severe frost here last night. 1t
appears that the frost was quite general
throughout the valley. Wherever it fell
apricots are said to have been killed.
Some peaches were killed. Prunes are not
hurt. A severe frost is indicated again
tonight.
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ROUTES THRoUGH SANTA CLARA.
TtUo Feasible Rights of Way Orer Whicl
to Build the TdItey Road.

to Build the Valley Road.
SAN JOSE, CAL. April 5.-At meeting
of the directors of the Board of Trade this
evening G. M. Wooster, who has charge of
the work of getting subscriptions for the
valley road, reported that he had two
feasible rights of way through the valley.
The one on the west side will require two
large curves in order to get around the
property through which a right of way
could not be secured without great cost.
The other route is comparatively direct.
He stated that he had written to Mr.. Whit
tier of the committee on routes, asking
him to have the committee come down and
select route as soon as possible, as it
would aid materially in getting subscrip-
tions to have the matter settled.
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WOMES RULE IN FLORENCE.

Result of Recent Election In To,cn of
Oregon.
EUGENE, Or, April 5.-Reports were
received to-day of the city election held in
Florence on Monday. The returns show
that women have been elected to admins
ter the affairs of that place for the ensuing
year. The entire Council and the Recorder
and Marshal are women.
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PBESBYrERY At LAKEPoRr.

Meeting Of the clergy of the District of
BenictG.
!. .:LAKEPoRT, CAL, April 5.-The spring
meeting. Of the presbytery of Benicia, held
at this place, closed last night. Rev. L. F.
Day of San Anselmo was moderator
=. Rev. g. w. Phelps examination for or
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His Lease of Life Rene,,ed.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April g.
Charles A. Morgan, the Aqua Creek train
robber, has been granted further suspen-
sion Of tho execution Of his sentence.
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Tne Ep,rorth Lennne Conrentian.

SAN JOSE, CAL, April 5.-The Epworth
League of Santa Clara County is makiug
great preparations for the San Francisco
district convention to be held at Los Gatos
on the 25th and 26th of this month. Not
less than 800 delegates are expected to be
in attendance, as the district takes in
every Methodist church from San Fran
cisco to Pacific Grove.
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4 Bank-Robber En- Route to Prison.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, April Sc. B.
Barnes, the Ontario bank-robber, passed
through this city this afternoon in charge
of Sheriff Holcomb of San Bernardino on
his way to San Quentin to serve term of
six years.
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Indians to Parade at La Fiesta.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, April 5.-Charles
F. Lummis, the author, left last night for
New Mexico to make arrangements for the
coming of band of fifty Pueblo Indians,
who will take part in La Fiesta parades.
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BURGLARY At BENICIA.
Unknosrn There's Loot the Residence of
Business Nan.

Business Nan.
BENICIA, CAL. April 5.-Between the
hours of 8 and 10 O'Clock last night the
residence of M. V. Goulart was burglarized
and property amounting to about $500, in
Guiding two gold watches, jewelry and
some money, was taken. The thieves evi-
IDENTIFY were well acquainted with the
premises, and advantage was taken of the
fact that the family were at Goulart'S place
of business.
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Frost at Fres,,o..

FRESNO, CAL, April 5.-There was
heavy frost here last night, but the damage
to truit trees will not be great.
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Fire at Portland.

PORTLAND, Or, April 5.-The Port
land Iron Company's building and plant
! at FouyteeQth and Northrnp streets was
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citimo the District .Attornev.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, April 5.-District
Attorney Donnell was to-day cited to ap-
pear before the Superior Court to answer
the charges preferred against him by
Dalton Wheeler for refusing to issue a
warrant for the arrest on charge of Grim
inal libel against the editor of the Times,
for the publication of an article regarding
certain meetings of spiritualistic order
held at Wheeler's house.
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destroyed by fire tonight. The building,
which was an old frame structure, occupied
half block. The loss is estimated at
100000, with insurance of $4,000.
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A Lawsuit Dripes a Bsuo,,. won Ma,

a LG'cs"tt Drtres HiHotcs Man Mad.
WILLOWS, CAL, April 5.-s. S. Kidd, a
prominent rancher wei known in this
county and Colusa, was committed to the
Napa asylum to-day. A lawsuit with his
brother was the cause of his insanity.
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Accident to a Brakeua, >, wn.ot,,nd

WHEATLAND, CAL, April 5.-Carlton
Crite, brakeman, was thrown from a
ireightcar this afternoon while making a
nyIng switch, sustaining a compound frac-
ture OF the left leg below the knee.
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LOS ANGELES, CAL, April 5.-Society
men are contemplating proposition for
very exclusive country club with grounds
on the Rose Ranch, in San Gabriel Valley.
1t will have half-mile track, polo grounds.
etc. All but members of the club and
guests will be excluded
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SANTA ROSA DIToRCE SUIT.
The Wife of Fugitire Murderer BrUggy
Seeks a Separation.

The Wife of F'Hgitire Murderer BruDgy
Seeks Separation.
SANTA ROSA, CAL, April 5.-Mrs. G..
II. W. Bruggy to-day began an action
against her husband on the ground Of
willful desertion.
Bruggy is the man who killed Richard
Leurisson at Windsor FIVE years ago. He
was convicted of murder in the second
degree and was sentenced to be hanged
While under sentence of death and in Jail
here his wife, who is the daughter of a
prominent Sonoma County farmer, was
married to him. The ceremony took place
in jail and was performed by a Justice Of
the Peace. Bruggy was sentenced to be
hanged. but escaped before the date set for
his execution. He was recaptured and
the time for his execution set for July 80.
1892. His, wife was unremitting in her
devotion, and pleaded with Governor
Markham a number of times to save him.
She spent much time and money in secur-
ing petitions for a communication OF his
sentence, and never gave up hope. The
day for his hanging was twice set, but
eaeh~time he was saved by technicalities.
. Just before the final decision in the Nc
Nultv case was received he escaped from
Jail here. This was in January, 1894, and
nothing has been heard of him since.
Many believed his wife knew of his where
abouts all the time, but her suit for divorce
puts new phase on the matter.
arrest Of Robber Suspect.
SANTA ROSA, CAL, April 5.-William
Thompson was arrested here this evening
on complaint of James Wilson, who
charges him with robbery. Thompson
and Miller worked at Melita chopping
wood. Both came to town yesterday
Thompson claims he knows nothing about
the robbery. but a considerable sum of
money was found in his possession, and
the officers claim he had no money before
he went out in the suburbs of the town
with Wilson.
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