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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC.
There Is no Idea of Remortng 1t From
San Jose.

There Is no idea of Removtng 1t From
San Jose.
SAN JOSE, CAL, Aug. 21.-The article
published in the Chronicle this morning
about the removal of the University of the
Pacific from this city to San Francisco is
denied.
Dr. Cantine, who was in attendance at
the meeting of the trustees yesterday. said
this morning:
Its funny how things get turned around
sometimes. There was nothing whatever
said about selling the university property
at College Park, or that at Napa either.
For the present at least each will continue
in its educational work. Such thing as a
sale of property was not even limited at,
and I don't think any one present thought
of such thing.
'What did happen was this. The arti-
cles of incorporation OF the University OF
the Pacific were signed by the thirty-six
trustees and the property at College Park
and that at Napa was turned over to the
control of the new board. The University
at College Park is in very healthy condi-
ton, the attendance being by far the
largest since DIR. Hirst was president. The
institution is practically out of debt and [
am satisfied that it has entered upon a
journey upward and onward toward what
it ought to be, the great Christian educa-
tionaf institution of California"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
T,rice Sued for Diroree.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Aug. 21.-The suit Of
Isaac Van Doren against Jennie Van
Doren was commenced some time ago, and
Court Commissioner Montgomery has sub.
mitted the evidence to Judge Reynolds
but the latter is not satisfied with the tes
timony introduced, and has ordered the
case back to the Court Commissioner to
take more testimony.
About three years ago Mrs. Van Doren
ran away with young man, and made q
trip through Washington and Oregon, and
the husband began suit for divorce. Sub.
sequently the wife returned, the husband
forgave her and the suit was dismissed
About three months ago Van Doren COM
menced the suit now pending, alleging in
his complaint that his wife has an uncon,
trollable temper, and when anything went
wrong she took delight in throwing
dishes and other household utensils at his
head, and that she INDUCED rather freely
in liquor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
MISSING FROM SAN JOSE,
Peculiar Disappearance of a
Horse Belonging to
Mrs. Hager.
William Eberle Charged With Having
Stolen and Disposed OF
the Animal.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Aug N.-The case OF
William Eberle, who is in Jail awaiting
trial for stealing horse belonging to Mrs.
c. Hager, is assuming rather compile
Gated form. Eberle borrowed the horse
from Mrs. Hager to go to Gilroy, but in
stead went to Oakland. A short time after
he wrote back that the horse had fallen
over an mbankment and broken its neck.
This did not satisfy Mrs. Hager and she
had him arrested on charge of grand lar
ceny. Eberle was arrested in Oakland and
brought back, but the horse could not be
found. The question as to whether the
horse is dead or alive will decide whether
Eberle is guilty Of grand larceny.
District Attorney Harrington yesterday
received letter from Alameda which may
decide the question against Eberle.
Since Eberle's arrest in Oakland the
officers of Alameda and Santa Clara coun'
ties have made vain attempts to ascertain
the whereabouts of the missing horse
Not till yesterday was there any clew, ano
word was received that the officers at Ala
media were on the track of the animal. /
is now said that the horse was sold by
Eberle, and he received in payment par
cash and q silver watch. The timeplec'
was pawned by the defendant, and {
search is now being made for 1t. 1t th'
horse also is found the prosecution believes
that it will have good case agains
Ebcrle.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22

Only the tried and sure flyers are trusted
with messages, but the young birds have
bogus messages attached to accustom them
to the extra weight.
The time consumed in flight from Ava
Ion to Los Angeles. distance of fifty
miles, varies from an hour and half to
"a minutes. "Orlando" has made the
swiftest record of any in the Zahn loft
having accomplished the trip in 81
minutes.
When the birds arrive in Los Angeles
they fly at once to their loft on Hope
street, entering by means of an opening
leading into large cage within. AS the
bird passes in he pushes aside depend
ing wire which is connected with an cleo
trio bell inside the Zahn residence. This
warns the attendant that the bird has ar
rived, and he Immediately repairs to the
loft, takes off the message, liberates the
bird among his fellows, sees to it that he
has food and water after his long fight,
and then delivers the messages to their
destinations.
A singular coincidence occurred only
last week in connection with the carrier
pigeon newspaper service. "Tatters," the
bird carrying the Times message, did not
come into the city with his fellow-voyagers
on the trip from Avalon over, and his nom
appearance continued to be mystery till
the next day, when letter was received at
tho Times office from a rancher, William
N. Gillies, residing at Clearwater,
little town some ten miles out
of the city, inclosing the tissue
message and the silver tag-ring worn by
Tatters, and stating that the bird had been
found that morning on his ranch dead,
having expired apparently from exhaus
ton. Mr., Gillies discovered the message
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
HEAVENS BLESSING.
A Just Reward for a Kind
Human Action.
HE SUFFERS NO MORE.
Why George Gregorie Of S1S South
Fernando Street, San Jose, In.
yokes a Goodly Blessing
on His ReSeuerS.
1T IS OF rIUCH IMPORTANCE.
You May Be in Just Such Position
Some Day, Who Knows?
1T is OF nUCH IMPORTANCE.
You May Be in Just Such a Position
Some Day, Who Knows?

The barber said "Next" and gave way
to young man who had just come into
the shop.
While I was washing my hands at the
basin the barber said to the newcomer:
why, George, you are looking fine to-
day"
Eyes" said George, ST am feeling fine"
This was certainly only commonplace,
but my attention was further arrested by
the strong language of him who was now
to be shaved. Said he:
81 consider my recovery nothing short
of miracle. 1 suffered untold agonies
with my kidneys and did all / could with
doctors ana remedies, but it seemed all to
no purpose. Just as I was becoming
abandoned to my fate an herb remedy
was recommended to me. I thought
it was like all other medicine, good
for other people, but of little value to me.
In THIS / WAS WRONG. | must say that
from the time / began using joys Vege-
table Sarsaparilla 1 noticed a change in
my condition. 1t was shown in every way.
In q week l was able to sleep whole
night without once getting up. / say 1t is
heavens blessing for me that I used Joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla, and l will cheer
fully recommend it to all persons who are
suffering from an affection of the kidneys.
Just look at the color in my face. Why il
is simply wonderful" So interested was
l in the conversation that / waited awhile
for small chat with Mr.. George Gregorie.
He told me he had used joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla and thought 1t was about the
best bowel regulator and kidney medicine
he had ever seen. He said if l was news
paper man and was willing to write the
matter up he would give me his photo
graph. So 1 consented, and here is cor
rect portrait of Mr.. George Gregorie, 31S
South Fernando street, San Jose.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
MAN UFA TO ORGANIZE.
Los angeles Firms Determinc to Join
the National Ass0ciatf0n.

the National ASSOCIATION
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Aug. 21.-The
manufacturers of this city met at the
Chamber of Commerce this afternoon to
effect an organization in connection with
the National Association OF Manufacture
ers of the United States. II. L. Story Of
Altadena is the California vice. president
OF the National Association, and by re-
quest of the representatives of the local
manufacturers of Los Angeles he called the
meeting to-day, extending the most cor
dial information to the representatives of
everv manufacturing interest in the county
of Los Angeles. George N. Nolan is the
second vice-president OF the Los Angeles
association, and has taken an active part
in the proposed organization.
The following men are on the list of
organizers: R. H. Heron, ]. P. McAllis-
ter, ]. g.. Cham berlin, James Hill & Sons
Co., The Cudahy Packing Company, James
Cook, Baker Iron Works, Capitol Milling
Company, Edward L. Doheny, The A. X.
Maines Manufacturing Company, Bailey &
Schmitz Co., Kerckhoff- Gunner Mill and
Lumber Company, The Griffin Mill. Oil
Wells Supply Company, Fulton Engine
Works, Los Angeles iron and Steel Com
pany, Vinegar and Pickle Works, OIL Re
timing and Asphalt Company, Lacy Manu-.
featuring Company, Union Oil Company,
J. u. Hooker 4 Co., Banning Company.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
Great achievements In CdtdIina's Realms
of PiscUtorn.

Great Achterenents In CdtdLinG's Realms
of Piscatory.
AVALON, CATALINA ISLAND, CAL, Aug.
21.-In single day this week no less than
100 yellowtails were captured in Avalon
Bay and the waters around Catalina. 1t
is difficult to approximate the amount
of fish daily taken from these waters,
now that the season is at its
height, and all Southern California and
Arizona has seemingly emptied it's popu-
laton upon the summer isle, not to men,
ton the throng of representatives from the
north. One day boatman kept tally OF
each boat as it came to Avalon beach, and
found that by actual count 6S yellowtails
alone had been taken, the largest weighing
80 pounds and the smallest II.
Stuart M. Beard, the bonanza fisherman
at the island this summer, has kept an ac-
curate daily account of the weight of his
catches since his arrival here June l. Mr.
Beard takes pride in the fact that he fishes
in no other way but by rod and reel, and
during his stay here he has landed 4046
pounds of Jewish, barracuda. yellow
tails, mackerel and bass. Mr.. Beard
has now discarded trolling for anything
but Jewish, and is trying to break the
worlds record, having come within few
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
DISCOVERY OF A COMET.
1t Is Made by Doctor Lewis
Swift at the Mount Lowe
Observatory.
Visible Only Through the Big Tele-
scope-No Appearance of
Tail.

LOWE OBSERVATORY, PASADENA,
CAL, Aug. 21.-At 2 O'Clock this morning
I discovered a new and unsupported comet
in right ascension, 81 min. 40 sec.: declina-
ton, north 5 deg. and 30 min, or in the
constellation pisces,
1t is seen only through the big telescope.
There is no appearance of tail. 1t is
still moving in a northeasterly direction.
1t is not known to have ever been seen
before, and 1 think it may be periodic.
DIR. LEWIS SWIFT,
Astronomer at Mount Lowe Observatory.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
An ARIZONA PETR1FAcTIoM.
That of Man Is Found I'm the Rirer
Red Mem. PhRfir.

mat OF q man Is FoNnU t1b Tue htCeT
Bed Near PhoniS.
PHOENIX, ARIz., Aug. 2l.-This morn
ing petrifed human body was found in
the river bed near the city, protruding
limb attracting the notice of Expressman
Burnett, who was hauling sand from the
locality Burnett dug out the complete
body and now has it in his stable. 1t has
been seen by many, and there is every EVIL
dence that the find is genuine.
It's color is dark red and appears un-
natural. The head and face are perfect, as
though of sleeping man. The head is
partly thrown back, revealing the muscles
of the throat and breast. One hand is
thrown across the body and the fingers of
both hands are clearly defined.
The waters of the river are heavily
charged with lime, and petrifaction from
the effects is not an improbability. The
body is clearly that of a Caucasian, and is
believed to have been buried where found.
1t is feet 10 inches in height.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22

pounds of it several weeks ago. This week
he took 193-pound jewish on an 8-ounce
rod and reel, after long and exciting
battle.
Editor McClatchey of the Sacramento
Bee, and his little boys and girls, brought
n $50 pounds of bass, mackerel and yell
lowtail as result of three hours fishing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
Astronomer at Mount Lowe observator
Sudden Death at Santa Rosa.

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Aug. 21.-Jacob
Haltinner, an old and respected resident of
this city, was found dead in his bed at his
residence on Second street Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Haltinner came to Califor-
MIA about forty years ago and engaged in
mining. Eighteen years ago he bought
the Santa Rosa Brewery and was engaged
in carrying on the business at the time of
his death. Deceased was Sc years DID, a ma
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
T0IIev Road Route.

FRESNO, CAL, Aug. 21.-Considerable
interest was aroused to-day by the arrival
of w. B. Storey, chief engineer of the
Valley road, and Assistant Engineer
Reed. They are here to look over the
routes for the new road into this city. To-
morrow they will meet the committee of
ten on the rights of way. 1t is believed
that none of the numerous routes selected
by the committee will be acceptable, as
they all pass through the suburbs. It is
understood that a route through the
center of the city is desired. Mr. Storey
refused to talk upon the matter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22

tive of Switzerland and was unmarried.
Deceased accumulated considerable means.
His sudden death caused profound SEN
sation.
An inquest was held over the remains
and verdict returned of death from nat
ural causes. The funeral will take place
Friday under the auspices of the Odd Eel
lows here.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
a COLORED OPIUM FIEND.;
She Threatens to Make Night Hideons If
Deprived of the Opfdte.

Deprived of the Opfdte.
SAN JOSE, CAL, Aug. 21.-Mamie
Moorehead, morphine fiend of color, who
has caused the police much trouble, was
to-day sentenced to 100 days in the County
Jail by Justice Gass for vagrancy. A short
time ago she finished term in the County
Jail, and the Board of Supervisors shipped
her to San Francisco. but the officials OF
that county promptly returned her. II
not supplied with the drug she suffers ex-
cruciating pain, and makes such noise
that residents in the vicinity of the Jail
are unable to sleep. While being Locked
nm she said if she was not given liberal
supply of the drug the guests at the ST.
James Hotel, which adioins the jail. would
not sleep any tonight.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
Decorattng for Admiration Day.

SACRAMENTO, CAL. Aug. 2l.-Work
has been commenced at outlining the Capt.
toll building with incandescent lamps pre-
parntory to the display for the electric car
nival. The lamps will run along all the
edges. curves and angles so that when they
are lit at night the entire outline OF the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
Horse Meat for Hoas.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Aug. 21.-An es-
tablishment for canning horse flesh has
been built near the County Hospital, just
outside this city. The horses will be
slaughtered and their meat cooked and
canned for food for hogs. Those having
the enterprise in hand say they do not in
tend putting the meat on the market as
table food, but feel assured they will find
large calls for their product from pork
raisArs
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
BEARERS OF MESSAGES.
Important Dispatches Carried
From Santa Catalina to
the Mainland.
LONG FLIGHT IN SHORT TIME
fhe Record From Avalon to Los
Angeles Lowered to Fifty
four Minutes.

AVALON, SANTA CATALINA ISLAND, CAL,
Aug. 2l.-One of the most unique and in
teresting features of life at Catalina is the
method of rapid communication with the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
HELD UP An OFFICER.
Desperate Act of Mechanics While Out on
Spree.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Aug. 21.-Henry
Borches and Herbert Calglesser, two me-
chanics, were arrested this afternoon for
feloniously resisting Policeman Monahan
on Sunday night. The men had been
drinking freely and were discharging fire.
arms within the city limits. Officer Mona
han arrested them, but Borches escaped
and drawing short double barreled shot
gun which he had concealed under his
coat commanded the officer to throw up
his hands and release his prisoner. The
order was obeyed and the men escaped
but were captured this evening and held
under $4,000 bonds.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
A Husband Charged With Cruelty.

SAN JOSE, CAL. Aug. 21.--Annie q.
Mcclellan has commenced suit for divorce
on the ground of extreme cruelty against
David s. Mcclellan. There is considerable
property, and the plaintiff asks for half
Of it.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
Depmty clerk Thompson Married.

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Aug. 2i.-Rolie L.
Thompson, deputy County Clerk, wa. mar
ried to-day TO Miss Minnesota McBain of
Sleeping Eye, MINI.
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building will be shown. The Suffer CLUB is
|, also at work on the same thing and many
merchants are beginning to decorate.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
HEAVY CATCHES OF FISH.

couple left the island by the early morning
boat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
Rlcn MERCHANT MURDERED.
Was Found Dead in the Woods by an in
. anIsItlYe Cowboy.

Kerryille, Tex, June 27.--charles Lang
holse, rich saddlery merchant Of San
Antonio, Was murdered In the mountains OF
the Seven Wells ranch, about forty-hye miles
Above Kerrville. His body was accidentally
discovered Tuesday, the 25th. by one Of the
cowboys belonging to the ranch, who fol-
hved buggy tracks. curious to know what
brought a buggy so far from the road,
There was a bullet hole in the head of the
murdered man. Hc left here for kimble
county on Tuesday. the 18th. to look at a
ranch, In company with John Taylor. son Of
: prominent stock man OF Goliad. Taylor
isturned the team to the livery stable on
thursday, stating that Longholse had re-
NAMED to look further. Taylor went on
San Antonio tho next day. where he stayed
mil Monday. The body has been fully
iientined. Suspicion points strongly 10 Tay-
lor, though he not acted like one guilty Of
such foul murder.
Great excitement prevails here. and in San
Antonio. Longholse had worry little money
With him. His watch was on his person
when. the body was found. Officers and
friends have gone to the scene OF the murder.
When found Longholse's head was on the
cushion and storm cloth belonging to the
buggy returned by Taylor to the livery
fahle at Kerryllle. Officers are trying to
iapptess the facts, hoping to better catch
w with TAYLOR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

RAYAGED BY FLAMES
Valuable Property Burn
ed in San Francisco.
FIRE SPREADS RAPIDLY.
Under Strong South Wind the Flames
Soon Do Nearly Two Millions
Dollars Damage.
SAN FRANCISCO. Juno ~,

SAN FRANCISCO. June %.
Shortly before o'clock ere broke out In
the rear OF the San Francisco box factory,
located ON the corner OF Fiith and bryant
streets. The factory was o tWosstoty frame
building filled with lnnammeble material.
The flames spread rapidly and II soon became
apparent that serioua connaFraton was
Threatened. The fire alarm was turned in,
and II was Immediately responded TO by INC
department. a second alarm was turned ~
upon the nro spreading to the Liberty sofa
works, adjoining on the other side of the
block. Within FEW minuton the entire east
ond OF the block bounded by Damon and
Bryant streets waa mass Of namos,
strong aouthcrly wind was blowing and
~ was deemed necessary To turn In third
alarm The flames soon spread all over the
block, destroying Ia a few minutes the yards
81 the Spring Valley watcrWorls aud the
furniture factory Of II Euler The box IA.
Tory Of horha hroa, 7eG Dryaut street. also
the stable Of II, Washburn Gl7 Bryant street,
and the osrTisg iactury Of & W Phelan and
me soda IA Of y, Horztmnnu were all de-
sttoyed Y short order. The high wind whlc,
tainted the hamcB and svont them on theis
mad career, drove tho fromon bncL nv Ia
gTces and tho stuaiior hecrma critical
Long tongues OF tnmo shot oui from
windows elcnr across Tho street. and fron
tlinc 10 time the hose hrd 10 ho illA ~
huildiugT Which threatened 10 Involve still
lnfHer territory Ia the cnufiugrnilou Ths
n.slncn were reinforced hv The tnl ia,
lHtilhent by this time Hud fought man.
lully To counue the Gre within The bIocl,
where u originated.
ny U;lo TIE whole Of the block bounded
10y Fourth Firth. Damon and Drvnnt strppts
was destroyed with the execution ~ tho
machine shops on tie cornor Of Fonrth
tnd Htynnt, While the department was
hsrcer aud hercer every minute every avail
nhlc resource NJ the command of tho South.
ern Pacific company was drawn upnu Ia
qlcnch the IRE. The Intense heat made It
ulHlcult 10 utilize TO It's full capacity tho
water supply, which whs ANYTHING but sui.
nelcht, owing TO the usual number ~ hyd-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Another Effort is to Re Made to Electro
cute Or. nncllnnnn.

Sing Sing. ~. y, juno 2T,--wnrdnn eaEc
has returned from Albany mud Is busy
making preparations 10 execute DR.. Dnch-
nnun dpring. tho week beginning Monday
next For tho fourth tiue Invitations 10
the execution were seVt out tonight The
warden win not say Just what time the
execution II 10 tnke place, but II IN Koncr.
ally beloved buchanan VIII be ordered to
the electric chair nt II a. NJ, Monday
unlesa The court luterferce
Warden sage says there Inns been 30
many ppsiponcinents TINT be cannot tell
until HE hour arrives whether tho cxeen.
tinu WIN take place or not
While IN Albany the warden was as
turtd that buchanan would he legally OK
eented on Monday, although the con.
drninch mans counsel claim that he can
not he. The prison officials do not DO.
lltvr liini Governor Morton will gfnut
Mrs. bnnhanun's request for another hear.
Ing,
Dr., buchanan Ia much annoyed over tho
announcement that lie IA TO be- made tho
tublect Of 4 play 10 hc produced IN New
York lie has Instructed hls lawyers 10
prevent the production ~ the play IL pos.
Flhle for tho sake Of hls WIFE and cliild.
ren. Mrs. Hpehnnan Is also very indignant
over the matter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
enArrANoooA IS cnownrn.
International Convention Of Epsorth League
IL Drawing Card.


Chattanooga Tenn, June ", Thousands
o. tho mthhora q the Enwotth Leaguu ana
Ntitom are In tho city 10 attond mo Sec
ono International convention d that otgani'
sauon The crowd tonight numbers almost
1900 aud when the excursions from neigh.
iorinG ntatca aud the delegates sill on the
way arrive l1,VlO mere are expected to
fcaeh here tomorrow
algnlhcant feature OF the conference ie
The absonre OF sectional and denuminnupnal
irning, ana mo spirit OF unity mat pre-
Hfe IN favor Of wlnlng out the lines that