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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-24
NAMESAKE OF A
MAORI CHIEFHAIN
THE MAGNIFICENT OCEANIC STEAM
SHIP ARAWA Now IN
THIS PORT.
A CRICKET GROUND ON DECK
FITTED WITH REFRIGERATOR AND
COLD-STORAGE COMPART-
MENTS.

Named after the first Maori chief of New
Zealand the magnificent Oceanic steam
ship Arawa is we'll worthy of the royal
island ruler whose noble figure adorns her
bow.
She was built at Denny Dumbarton,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-24

find out how many times the insects pro-
poscis must be inserted into flower to OBJ
tain grain of sugar, must be multiplied
by 81. There are 1000 grains in pound;
this quantity. therefore, represents S14x60x
1000, or 3, 465, 900 separate flowers. Honey,
however, contains only about IS per cent
pound Of honey represents the rifing by
the bees of two and half millions of clover
tubes
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-24

siderable repairing was done on this level tn
past week.
intermediate level-We are preparing to up
raise in the ore streak in south drift. Have
extracted during the week eleven cars of ore,
asSaying per mine car samples $4S SO per ton
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-24

ARE OCEAN STEAMSHIPS TO Go FASTER p
The statement recently made that the
next decade cannot possibly match the in
crease in ocean speed recorded in the past
ten years has been much discussed in Eng
land, and many prominent authorities
have expressed their views on the subject.
Sir Thomas Sutherland thinks that
although the limits of sea-going speed on
long voyages are apparently reached in the
Lucania and Campania, the tendency of
the day Is toward larger ships and higher
speed. All these people seem to have
ignored the fact that Mr.. Tesla has already
given to the world a machine called the
oscillator, which will before long relegate
the present cumbrous and expensive ma
chlnery of ocean steamships to the scrap
heap. An oscillator-which is a dynamo
and engine combined, but each working
on an independent basis-effects such a
marvellous economy of power that
machine a few feet square will develop
enough power to drive the largest ocean
steamer across the Atlantic. The ability
to dispense with the space now occupied
and the weight now entailed by ponderous
machinery will most certainly very mater
tally affect the future consideration of
the question of faster ocean steamships.
TAKING "CoLoR" PHoToGRAPHs.-Lipp
mans method of taking 'color" photo
graphs has not been much used by anna
teurs, owing to the difficulty of manipula-
ton. A frame for holding the plate, which
is easy to work, has been brought out by
photographer in Paris. Another device
for the same purpose, though of differ
ent style, has been introduced by another
well-known Partisan photographer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-24
CATARRH OF THE EAR.

Catarrh extends from the throat laIong the
Eustachian tubes into the ear, causing defec-
tive hearing. Speedy and inexpensive cure by
the Copeland system.
''Is your hearing failing?'
"Do your ears discharged"
care the ears dry and scaly ?''
f'Do the ears itch and burn p"
ais the wax dry in the ears2"
att there a throbbing in ears?"
"Are you gradually getting deaf?"
"Have you pain behind the ears?"
''Is there buzzing sound heardF"
"Do you have a ringing in the ears?"
care there cracking sounds heard?"
"Is your hearing bad cloudy days?"
"Do you have earache OCCASIONALLY"
care the sounds like steam escaping?"
"Do you constantly hear noises in the ears?''
edo your ears urtwhen you blow the nose?r
ais there a roaring like waterfall in head ?''
"Do you hear better some days than others?'p
''Do the noises in the ears keep you awaken"
srWhen Won blow YOUR nose do the ears cracK 9's
"Is your hearing worse when you have q
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-24

A RAPID CARGO TRANsPoRTER.-A simple
and efficient apparatus has been designed
for the more rapid transporting of cargo
from the ships hold to lighters, or vice
versa, and for conveying general goods to
space. This is accomplished by connecting
large steel rope stay attachment and
runner block by strong shackle to the
head of the derrick boom, in suitable
position, and carrying the stay downward
at an angle of As degrees, to be suitably
fastened. On this gear series of blocks
carrying the cargo can be run out with
great rapidity, doing the work OF two
ordinary derricks. This transporter can
be safely worked at night, as it guides it.
self in hosting. The gear is SO simple
that sailors or ordinary workmen can rig it
up into working position in very short
space of time.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-24
CATARRH OF THE sTOMACH.

Cattarrh of the stomach is usually caused by
swallowing poisonous mucus, which drops
down from the head and throat at night
Speedy and inexpensive cure by the Copeland
system.
els there nausea?'
care you constipated?''
"Is there vomiting?"
sDo you beleh up gas?''
care you light headedP'
"Is your tongue coated?"
"Have you water brash?"
'Do you hawk and spit?"
"Is there pain after eating?"
care you nervous and weak?"
"Do you have sick headachesT'
"Do you bloat up after eatingP
ais there disgust for breakfast"
"Have you distress after eating?"
ais your throat filled with sinner"
"Do you at times have diarrhea?"
"Is there rush of blood to the head?"
"Is there constant bad taste in the mouth fs
ais there gnawing sensation in the stomach?T
"Do you feel as If you had lead in stomach"
"When you get up suddenly are you dizzy?'
''When stomach is empty do you feel faint?'
"Do you belch up substances that burns
throat?"
'when stomach is full do you feel OPP
pressed?"
If you have you have Catarrh of the Stomach,
or what is commonly called Dyspepsia.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-24
TREATMENT BY MAIL.

For those desiring the treatment by mail, the
first step is to drop line to Drs. Copeland
and Neal for question list or symptom
and treatment may be commenced at once.
Every mail brings additional proof of the sucA
cess of the mail treatment.
The morning times., 1895-10-19

be no further delay In the collection The
assessor says he can only call attention
to the fact. Five hundred and forty-scven
hacks, cabs and vehicles were licensed last
ypar
The morning times., 1895-10-19

souarc t,2 is The next one To the north, being
divided from the other by Upper Waters street
The latter is quite near to the junction
formed by New York avenue and ana
Twenty third streets.
The decision as 10 which square shall
bccomc the site viii b. made within day
or Two, hut il is not known when the WORK
OF construction Will begin. Mt Walileiu
is at prcsent engaged at the Brown site, at
The foot of South Capitol street, consider
able progress having been made tow ard the
construction of that crematory. 1t is not
expected that it viii be ready for operation
before January j.
The morning times., 1895-10-19
MORA GETS THE CASH.
His Claim Was Paid Yesterday by Sec
rotary Oluey.

After more than a score OF years walt
ing Antonio Naxima Mora yesterday re-
ceived through representatives, payment Tor
The contiso alton of his cutan estate.
The payment was made directly to DR..
Rodriguez and Crammond Kennedy. at
torneys for Mr. Mora, in the form of a
,hecs. signed by secretary oiney, drawn
oa the Assistant Treasurer or the United
States.
Theamo intof the check was Sc %, ,sC9-I6,
which represents Mr.. Mora's interest in
rthe indemnity scared from Spain minus
nis assignments n per cent to DR.. Rod
rig -ez and Mr. N..nanicl Paige, his prin-
cipal l.gai rerresei tatises- ss'i iniii'. as'
sisDrnents made to other persons.
The morning times., 1895-10-19
WANTED IN RICHMOND.
Drummer Percy bradley Arrested by
the LOcaI Detectives.

Detectives Horne and Weedon yesterday
morning arrested Percy Bradley, who is
wanted in Richmond for seduction. They
have been 10, king for him for some time and
ran across him on Estreet, betw cen Twelfth
and Thirteenth street.
Bradley is nice looking. well dressed
fellow, about "a years old and is a tobac-
co drummer.
He is at present working for the Neu-
decker firm of Baltimore and viii be held
for the Richmond authorities.
The morning times., 1895-10-19
ALL
CLOTHING

Has its value, but some
more than others. It's
the same with names.
The name of ROBIN
SON, CHERRY & Co.
has always been associ-
ated with the BEST and
most REL l A BL E.
CLOTHING made, and
always will be, but that
does not mean high
prices. As a matter OF
fact, OUR PRICES are
LOWER than the same
quality can be pur-
chased for anywhere.
For instance, good,
honest, all-wool, two
piece Short Pants Suits
for children, sizes four
The morning times., 1895-10-19
Heirs Sue an Heir

The heirs of the late Clara Virginia War
wick yesterday entered suit against George
j.. Warwick, also an heir, asking for the
sale and distribution of the proceeds
of part OF lot 5S, Georgetown.
The morning times., 1895-10-19
INSURANCE. SCHEMEs.

W tilt ldNt. rive ttuu
hacks, cabs and vehicles were licensed last
year.
INSURANCE SCHEMES.
Referring to the insurance companies.
the assessor says his department is over
whelmed at times with communications
in reference to various assessment, frater-
nal nd so-cailed benevolent organiZa-
tions, building and lean associations. with
an Insurance branch, maturity certificate
companies and other schemes offering in
duccments that can never be realized.
Some OF them locate here and thrive for
awhile and then disappear. He regrets
that there is no law to prevent these COM
panies from coming here, and laws, lie
says, should be passed for the protection
of the people. A society that solicits in
surance business or offers for It cciiSiicra-
ton 10 pay sums OF money after a lapse
of time should be required Ia deposit with
the Commissioners a sum sufficient TO
guarantee pol;cy-holdcrS against loss.
The Commissioners by an order issued
yesterday gave authority TO the Potomac
Light and Power Company 10 string wires
along the first street norih of the city
boundary. I'll rning west from the Tenley-
town road for distance OF two blocks,
and down the second street to the Tuniaw
road. Permission was also given the com
pany to replace poles on Seventh street ex-
tended.
The site for the Smith garbage crematory
will be in one of two squares. and. as
heretofore exclusively stated in The Times
it will be in The vicinity OF the old Naval
Observatory.
The contractor has ar option on site in
either square 62 or 63, and has not yet de-
tcrnincd v hi1h lie will accept, but the two
squares lietogeiicr and re tie next sq,.ares
north of the observatory grouDGs on street
and at the foot Of Tw ent y-third street
Square G3 adioins the Potomac Flats and
The morning times., 1895-10-19
Iient Gov. Chnpleau Iniured :.

Qncbec. Oct. 1S.-While Lieut.. toy.
Chaplean was on his way to his office in
the Parliament Buildings this afternoon MS
horses became frightened and ran away.
collidinc with an express wagon and up
setting the carriage. His excellency was
thrown ont and was picked up unconscious.
hut soon recovered. He is not thought to
be seriously hurt.
The morning times., 1895-10-19

Re-execution of n Deed Requested.
William Clement Grinder yesterday after
noon filed suit against the surviving heirs
of the late Maria Dimes, a free co3ored
woman, who died in 1855, asking for the
re-execution OF q ceed to lot IL, square
49S, on c street southwest There was
claimed to be misnomer In the decd.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
FAVOR PURE POLITICS,


Mi,WAuhrr. Wis Feb L. The ma,
nictpal league has procured many sly.
natures 10 the petition calling upon
the legislature ~ pass the pure poll
tics and civil service exclusion bills,
and the papers arr being very general.
ly signed by all classes ot citiaruS
Over 100 signatures have been
obtained during the few days that the
papers have been ont and the petition
which viii ~ to the legislature will I've
very large,
The position is rs follows; We, the
undersigned citizens and electors ot
do hereby earnestly urge upon
You not only the advantages and pro-
priCty, but the actual necessity In be-
half Of good government, Of using yout
power and influence to actively fur.
ther The following mrlSureS, which arc
Il public necessity and reflect credit
upon those who advocate their adup.
ton upon the floor OF the legislature
Il 4 pure politics act, making II \
penal otlHnSc Cor candidates Tor mu.
offer money or official rewards for
votes or the procuring Of votes; and to
compel political cnmmittetS to ac-
count under oath for the receipts and
disbursements Of funds contributed
Cor campaign PURPOSES,
80 An act extending the civil ser.
vice act in cities"
The names o many prominent citi-
ZcnS appear upon the petition which
contains upward of 1900 names,
Some of the principal names are the
following;
John rritzlaM, John Johnston,
Charles Rest u, II Botmm, James
G, Flanders. Fred. Fclker, Frank NJ
lIoyt, George Kocppcn, George
Brumdrr, II. II Camp, BERNARD
Goldsmith. Jeremiah Quin, John r.
Goodrich, G. NJ. Paine, II, j Baum
gaertner, A. A. Il, Butler. I. f.
Somcrs, Il. G, Spencer, +. c..
G. G. Houghton, J. + Murphy
Rigelow, Il. H. Adler c. u. Nash,
Grant Mitch, Henry NJ. Mendel. VIII.
lard Merrill Chas, T.. Dyer, ] T..
Friend, Il G Schlcy, II G Payne
A. H. Cary, John n, Fish, j II Van
Dyke Joshua Stark, j, V, Quarlcs
Charles Quarlcs, C. II Palmer, J. +
Hansen, j. G. l<iSsinger II
Niedcck"n, John A. Butler, L. W
Coleman. Samuel Howard, A. ] era.
mcr,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
THE FAIR JULIA.
She Resorts to the Courts to Secure
Advertising.

Indianapolis, Feb. II. Julia Mar
lowe has filed suit In the federal court
against the Indianapolis Journal,
charging libel and demanding $50
coo damages. The article of which
she complains appeared IN that paper
on Dec. 16, 1894, the plaintiffs com
plny at that time presenting a play
at the Grand opera house in this city
Mss Marlowe alleges that she has pre-
pared herself for the stage at great eX-
pehSe, and III the time complained Of
she was supported by company If
experienced players; that the Journal
charged IAat Mrs Tabcrs support
.nE company has ever been selected
with view to misleading the public
Her talents shine by contrast with a
few only fair and a great number Of
very poor people. The bulk Of them
have been playing My lord, the car
riage waits, parts in tirst-clls> com
panies for years" The plaintiff say,
the quotation is l.belous. aud for the
injury done by the publication she
asks for judgment for 5000. Mrs
Tabar's attorneys wrote two letters t.
the Journal demanding a retracrtou.
but no attention was paid to them.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
BRIDGE TORN DOW \.
Mayor Of Mariuette Gets an Axe and
Hacks Away Cordially.

Mar!nette, Wis, Feb. 1.-THE bridge
Var between Marinette and Mcnomi-
nee assumed 4 hostile attitude yeSter-
day morning when Mayor Andrews Of
Mariuette, ut the head Of Il crew of
men, armed with axes and saws, com
menced tearing down the high fence
erected by Menominee across the
bridge. Fifteen men were set at work
on it and the barriers to traffic were
removed in few hours Menominee
had also torn up the plankng and this
was replaced.
Menominee blocked up the bridge
Thursday and travel was stopped for
evenly four hours. 1t was thought
that Menminee would resist the at
tempt to open the bridge and Mar
The question now is, Will Menominee
erect another barrier Oil the bridge?
If It does It will be surely torn down
The latter city was threatened Friday
with a suit for heavy damages by a
wholesale grocery house and other
HUNS vi uldl blly Which, nave DlS DuSl-
Tess interests in Marinette, so that the
structure will probably now remain
open.
There has been dispute for some
weeks about this bridge, the origin of
it being in the uncertainty of the
boundary line. in the Menominee river
between the states of Wisconsin and
Michigan. |
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
SAT IN THE OFFICE DEAD.
A san Francisco Hotel Guest Who
Had Cor Hours BeNu Thought a
Sleeper.

The corpse OF Thomas j. De ruy, an
attorney OF Seattle, sat bowed In tho
attitude of sleep nearly all day yes
tcrday In the busiest part OF the otlico
OF the Golden West Hotel, says the
San Francisco Examiner, and none
who jostlcd the dead or sat down
close beside the rigid form knew That
1t was dead man until 3 o'clock in
the afternoon,
The man sat down In n stupor about
Z o'clock In the morning, before tho
hustle OF the day began, His brain
was hcnumbed with drink, and prob
ably also with poison taken to escape
from u troubled life. when he sat
down he crossed his hands In his lap,
pulled his hat down over his eyes,
which were closed aud Swallowed by
heavy eyebrows, and dropping his
head on his breast. went to sleep
lie must have died during the morn-
Ing, ana without moving.
there and LET him sleep on when ho
went Off duty at \ o'clock. ny o
o'clock and during all the rest of the
day the place was crowded with
guests and others The chairs on
either side OF him were seldom vacant
Men stumbled against his feet in sit
ting down to read the morning papers,
but II was none of their business "
some guest had been up drinking all
night and was fast asleep In his chair.
Nobody behind the office counter
thought It worth while to disturb u
fairly respectnhlcloolkin man quietly
snooaing on rainy day. so the
corpse sat there and grew rigid hour
after hour near the big front windows.
As the afternoon was wearing away
some man who had lonfcd there some
time Thought he would do ncghborly
act by rousing the man ASLEEP.
partner, hadn't you better wake
upT he said. ns he gave n shoulder
n slight shake, but the form responded
strangely to the touch. He gave the
head n push, but the neck was stiff
and the head did non move. when the
morguc wagon came rIgor morris was
far advanced, and II was plain that
the man had been dead for several
hours.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
NAY GO INTO COURT,
Attorney Seely Says He VIII Take
KempStcr's Case There.

Milwaukee, Feb Il. Intense interest
is taken in the Kcmpstcr impeach-
mcnt matter. The report of the coun-
Gil committee on Impeachment has eN-
cited a great deal of speculation as to
the probable outcome Of the affair and
all sorts of reports us to the position
of the aldermen upon the question are
heard
There is no doubt that If the coun-
ell votes for impeachment OF the health
commissioner, the case will be taken
into the courts. Attorney Secly, in be-
half of DR.. Kempster, has so an
nOunced. though, Alderman Rudolph
and his supporters assert that DR..
Kempster's lawyers are "Dluffing" and
that they will never 90 into court.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
THE PAPER MILLS DEAL.
The English Syndicate May Not Take
Them After All.

OcontO. Wis, Feb. 11.-EX-AS>em-
blyman Il. A. EdmondS, resident SUI
perintendent of the Oconto Falls Paper
mill, is of the opinion that the so-cdlei
syndicate of foreign capitalists will
not become the owner of the Fox
River valley mills, owing to the fact
that Frank Butterworth, the promoter,
has been endeayoring to secure from
the owners an extension of the option
which was to run until April |. He
also tried to get the owners to accept
part cash and part stock in the new
syndicate. The original proposition
was to pay cash. Every paper mill
man approached declined to make any
concessions of this kind and minated
that they were not willing to sell, even
on a cash basis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21

Sing for Juggling With the registration
lists of Coney island, must restore to
its righuful owners an estate variouSiy
estimated 10 be worth from $15u,0u0 10
100000
The estate belongs TO Mrs. Gather,
inc Bauer and her daughter Katie,
widow and daughter of ihe late Paul
Bauer, 4 well-known Coney island no
tel keeper, who died in Bloomingdale
insane asylum January >, 1889. In
addition to relinquiShing the property,
Mckane also within sixty. days must
tile an accounting showing what he
has done with all the money he has
collected i'll rents and from other
sources. The big estate fell into his
hands nearly seven years ago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-21
OIL OF LAVENDER.
One Of the Industrt - Of the County
of Surrey, England.

The production of lavender for dis
tillation is an important branch Of the
industry. In the county Of Surrey,
England, there are several large Law
endcr distilleries To these the
growers carry their harvestinGs, to
be subject to the necessary process
rhc oil Is confirmed IN glands situated
chiefly on the cdlyX, corrolla and
leaves, but also TO less extent on tho
branches and flower stalks, In the
process Of distllaticn TWO hours are
allowed for the first run" This run
gives the clearest and best oil, and
when Of very high quality 1t Is al
most colorless. For the second run
four hours are allowed, the o.. pro.
duccd being If a pale amber tint and
having stronger coarser odor than
that which results from the first run.
When he highest quality 81 oil Is
desired, flowers only are used In the
process Tho quality Of the oil se-
cured depends also on the kind Of sea-
son in which the flowers have been
grown. Sunless summers result In
much reduced quantity and inferior
quality. There are many acres Of land
Throughout. the kingdom producing at
present only a scanty crop OF grass,
which might be used for the cultiya.
ton Of the lavender plant. The de
mand for Il Is practically unlimited,
and there Il, therefore, little danger