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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16
0ereaulibfeit uno Ndbrpert Der
6etreibearteu.

reber bic 0erbauli1fst unb ben 9idbr'
inert Der Safers, 8eriten. uno Hoe8ens
former bat @siste neusrbineS nnteriu6.
unsen ansef,at unb sefunoen, bab bon
ben orei genannten @etreioearten unter
ionit sleiden 8erbdltniiien burd Sat'
terunssperiuh Der Safer lniofern obens
anitebt, als bic belben tpi6tisiten unb
pertpoliten giabrunssitOffe besielben,
ndmlid oaS @ItpeiB uno oaS Sett, trob
oeS srbberen &obfaierSebalies oieier
8Drnerart, tpeisntlih beher peroaut unb
reiorbirt perben ais in Der 9erite uno
in benz 8oesen, tposesen besuslia Der
ltidituifireien grtraftitoffe baS rmSefebrte
Der Sal 1T. g8ie erbebIib bierbei bic
8eroauunes escoeff5ienten Der periaieoenen
9etreioearten bon chamber abrpeiden.
sebt barauS berbor, bob Elm Olittel Der
bel ben einseInen Seriuaen 8eponnenen
3abIen baS Safereiweib 9eSenlber benz
tSeriteneiipeiB um 1875 9rU;ent, 8esen'
tlber BEN Ros8eneiWeiB UNI 1862 8roSsnt
unb bas,Saferfett eeeeniber benz 8eriten'
felt um rs Brosent, ee9enuber benz
Rosssnfstt Inn l7,5 4rosent bbber pers
Oaut 1T, tpOSesen bic itifitciffrelen gr
tratttofe bes Safers nm H. BroSent
niebriser aIs i'm 8ossen unb in Der @erite
aussendbt iino. Betunntlih ipielt Der
Safsr bel Der Grndbruns iunSer wa6s
lenber obsr aud idpadlider Snbipibuen
eins isbr pi6tise Roae, ipirO bier ieines
dberaus siinitlsen Rdbreffsftes, iOpls
ieiner sroben @ebeibIi6feit fpeSsn 8ans
beionbers eei6dBt unb iibertrifft IN oIeier
9esiebune ale anbersn @etreioetDrner
bel ipeItem. Gum IeiI ipeniSftens oarfte
Oieier Siinitise Rdbreffstt, ben Der Safer
Dor Der @erite uno bem &os8en bebaups
let, troBoem ii6 rie beipen lebteren in
ibrer demiiden 3uiummeniebuns Der
Sauptiade nab nur bur6 einen serin'
seren Sett, uno bDberen Stdrfe9ebali
BON srltersm unteri6eiben, auf bieie srD'
bere uub lsi6tere 8erbaulidteit ieines
@iweiBss uno 5ettes nit surtidsufibrsn
iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16
Wer reiff, mus habsn:

SdOnss @stter- -Rsiietaide, sd.
miat me sanse SIui6e, -BurapIuie uno
Sbweiserpiaen, --@uteS Bier, ben Durit
su itiaen, -SirfdtaIs fir bic punbsn
5ibe.-W WenibOIin, me itarfe 8riie,-
SCbe 8erse, ipei6e Setten, n,-9oppels
iobPse Stiefeletten, - @boIerutropfen,
sriiner -8ubfaa fir perp6bnts
Raien, -@ummii6ubs, frif6s8 8ab.-
Sine Sarte fir ben Sfat,-Sulicpl unb
Sdneematten, -@roBer @dlber fiibler
Sdatten. Srdft'Se 8olt, 9ouriiienbem.
ben, ,-8eiiefiibrer fur bic Sremoen.-
isiIspantoifeIn. @aHerfaq, = -9urttOn'
serte, GROCER Ball. .-Bromenabe, S6we,
renbter, --gnsIiid 8flaitsr, sIei& men
Dietsr,-Dumpiffiff, Pferbe', @iien.
babn-llno frans0iiiae Romun', --Slie.
sentIutiden, moline Striimpfe,-S
StiefeIn fur bic Simple. - Periiid
BuIper, pielen Utut,-Beder, Stod
unb 9siiebut, ,-Sriide Suft, Samiaen'
tbee limb Elm uoaeS 9ortemonnaie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16
- Die gInpenouns bon @letiri,itdt il

- Die 4npenbuns bon @lettrhitdt in
SOmeiteab sur grbaltuns osS fIGfisen
3uitanoeS BON Stabl bis gum 8leben
ma6t sroBes Aufieben. So it Elm neuer
tsdniiher SOrti6ritt, tpelder baS idneas
@rfalten bes DetalleS unb bumit srObe
Bsrlune an 3eit unO @elo perbinoert.
Oiele 26iuns funbsn Der 9etriebsIeiter
6. Ui. S6tpab uno ber Ober' gIsftrifer
u. 6. Sintep in ben Garnesies Stablwer,
fen su Spmeiteao bel grttsturs, une
stpar nit Silfe Der glettrisitdt, Sic
itelten einen Npparat Der, uermittelIi
oeiien lie einen eleftrii6en Strom in bas
fliiiIise Wetuq Ieiten unb bafeIbe babur6
in Der bis sur 8Uaenbuns beS @ufss er
forOerIi6en SiBe erbulten fbnnen. Ser
8eriud nit bem neuen Npparat mar fiber
ale gtpartunsen erfOlsrei6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16

,.Die Gntitebunssuriade beS Branoes
1T nl6t ermitteIt", 10 i6lieBt in pieIen
5daen Der 8eriht iiber eine 8rDBere
5euerSbrunit. 98ie lei6t elm FOLDER
8ranO sntiteben fam, eriiebt man aus
einem 0oriaa, Der Dor furSem in bem @es
ibdftSbauie zines srbberen Sambureer
Snitituts poreefommen 1T. DaS betreffs
enbe 9aus 1T bur9 DiaIer renOpirt
pOroen; e8 eriibrists nur nod bas lsb E
OeIen bes sroben seraumisen Sreppens
bauieS. 99esen ber itarten 8ailaee in
pem Sauie tpurbe bieie mad Sdlub bes
@eibdfts porsenommen. IIs bic Dtaler
ibre 4rbeiten beenbet batten, baben elni8e
BON ibnsn bic sum Oelsn bendsten feu6'
ten 2appen suiammensebaut unb in bic
Iaide ibres grbeltSrodes seitedt. Die'
les glrbeitsSeus tpuroe BON allen Utalern
in einem Saufen uuf cine i'm 3reppsns
bauie paterre itebenbe srobe SoI;tiite,
in Der Bapisrabfdae aufbewabrt perben,
geIest. @eeen 2 rlbr 9ta6ts bsmerfte
Der i'm Sauie aneeiteate 9tadtportier aus
bieiem Saufen 9lrbeitsSeus cine iib
trduielnbe 0ampfpoIfe auflteisen. IIa
er oas .3eus fOrtnebmen ppate. idlue
eine belle SIamme aus oem Saufen ber'
aus. S6nel ersriff er einise IeiIe oes
Saufens, lief oamit su einem 8sden nit
0uher unb I6ibte nit benz nahen 3eui
bic lbrieen nod brennenoen 8leioerteile
Der Maan erlitt an ben Sanoen leibtC
8ranbpunOen, bat aber ourd iein ibneI'
les ginidreitsn pieQsibt einem srOber
8ranbe porsebeuet. gs itslte iid ber'
aus, oab bic in Der Gaibe beS @rbeits'
seuses befinbliden fsu6ten Oeluppsr
ourt SeIbitent3dnouus in 8rano ssra'
ten naren. Sdtten bic 6Iammen erf
bic Bapieriiite unb bas EreppenbuuS err
Briifen, 70 bate man pereeblib bic nr
iade Der gntfebuns ;u ersrinben per'
iubt. .-AIs Wabnuns sur 8Orii6t be
berdrtisen Sdaen isi oieier Sal mitse
teiIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16
StaatObiG Stabt GplsbG
a T

5rauf s, Gbsntp bsi6pSrt baB sr Der
atsn partner Der 5irma 8. ). @btnsp "
6 0. II, pslhs gsibGf. in Der Stabt SUIsnU,
in pbsnasnnnntsm COUNTY unb Staatr tbut, unp
pab btiasts 5irma bic Summe ppu Elm nb u n
ptrt DcIlars fir jsbsn Sall pOn aataub
besabIsn rpirb, esr bur6 ben Gebrauh BON
SaIl's b-8ur nidbt ssbsilt psrbsn
fam. Branf s. 9bsuey.
~ 4 StIhnpren ppr mir uno unifrs
! Slsse ( ldrsbsn in mtinsr @essnpart am
wv J 6. Ssptemtsr u. .. 1886.
VI. @. 8Ieai0n, Bifentlibsr Hctar.
Saa's aatarrb- Stur pire innerIib tinssnpm.
men, uno pirft pirect auf bas BIut uub BIZ
l6Ieimigtn Sbsrldbsn bss Sptsms. eabi
Sud umiUuit 3sugnilis fOmmsn.
8 s. Gbrnsy s. s o., SpIshp, ..
ES gnfluft Don allen apptbsfrn, 75r.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16

- @inem neuen @eiebe mad biirfen in
tsiner bfentIiden SuIIe, feinem Dluieum,
Tbeater, 9elte, 8uoe, oner irsenb einem
0ffeutli6en 2OfaIe bieies States Sssen
3obluns ONer 8ersttune irsenb ipeI6s
AusIteaunsen bon Srriinnisen. Soioisn.
mibseitaItsten Berionsn ober WiBsebur
ten irsenb peIder glrt itattfnben. 8srs
Iebunsen oieies 8eisbes ioaen nit @sIo.
iirafen bon $1,000, ober feds Dionuten
@sfdnsnib, Ober nit Seioem. is mad @r'
meHen bes 8eri6ts, seubnbet iperben,
Dies tpirO tpObl oem unweien Der >, Dune
Wluieums" elm @noe bereiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16

= Die Ssrmannsi6bne, Elm beutidsr
Orben biersulanbe, ipoaen einsm aus
Jlsu nlm in WinneiOta ersansenen auf'
rufe semdB bem Sdubpatron hes Or,
oens, Sermann bes @berufers, Elm Dent.
NAL erridten. baS in Neu'llIm aufse.
iteat tperoen fol- uno behen ginipeibuns
selesentlid Der Sisune Der 9tatiOnuI
8rOBIose. peIde i'm September 1897
bort ituttfnbet, poreeuommen peroen
ioa. Oilt bem 8au bes Sunouments 1T
bersits besonnen tporben. Die 8ofen
oes 5unoaments betrasen alsin $1,000
unb bas DsrfmaI pirb, bis es fertis 1T.
etpa $4,000 foiten. Sasielbe erbdli
ieinen 8IaB an einem bsiOnber8 eui
oasu eseisneten 8unfte i'm Gberusfer
Bart su Netp ulm unb ipiro, tpeun pol'
lenbei, eine Sauptiebenspdrbistsit bss
freunoIiden beutf6en Stdbt6ens bilbsn.
Die Gntbdaunssfeier ielbit pirb i'm srOb'
artisen StpIe seplant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16

sa- Sdneemutten in peridiebenen
@r6ben unb 8relien - iebr ansenebm
pdbrenb oeS parmen 9Betters-bei Srsb.
s. Bibmaper, $50 2adapanna Ipsnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16
Neme Nftiem= Serie.

Ser Giti,ens' Saus unb .Spars8erein
tprc i'm Wpnat ausuf nit elmer neusn Snit
pcu Aftsn besinnfn unb bic untsrjti6ntitn
pnesn ldpn isBt 3si6nunasn fir bisifIbsn an
usbmsn. Der Iersin pifsrirt cine profitable
aapitdlanIass, benn sr bat tets msbr applifatip.
nsn fir anlsbsn ssbabt als sr bsirtteissn
tpuute. t9,4m
Wan mflbe Ib bel:
s. 8. i3issler, sol &tpar aptnut,
SEQ. 8. GattrIp, 359 y. Sumnsr Aps,
Z. 3. Suppbsn, St9 Sunlst apt,
". u. zimmerman, 9ibsrtp 5du,
lSris Wasner, 5ti 9afa Apsnus
Sarry Z. Sarosr, $40 Aoams aptnut,
cerr irasnc sinsm Dirsftpr bsr @sislf6aft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16

sgr. VI. Z. SdnbtH!
Gttbrtr osrr! Sb bin in Der aIidIitsH edut
Abnn mitbsilsn Iu i6nntn, odb Id uOn Der Wira
tuno Sbres G3irttIs p5aiu iibtrraiat mar.
S6 bate ibon pitt Soiiors uno apotbstsrfoiitn
etbabt ,bob bltb mtiu Rbsumatismus immG
p,ritbt bis i'd pom Sbrem sItttriiten ettisI IN
Der 3tituuq las. Sd eiHg udb Sbrtr Sttiet unp
.duitt mir sintn unp iHnsrbdlb orsi geodtn mar
Id u0lp ptiunD. rs III nun ibou msbr oils sin
Sabr ptriIoFtH. i'd babe nbsr nod ndbt Die ettinqs
ten SbmsrItu pitbr Qcihhlt rs perettt MIR
odbtT iur erobtrsn drsuot, 9bttn Shrte autn
etosHptn ~ empisbltn, uno bin i'd ibdltuei, odB
Sit Durb mid i6OH maUbsn ptriaut babsn Hn'
muespol,
Rttub stbftr. 3itbulsbrrs
G6 QOrt Npt., Stootlon,, ~ "
Sr Sanosn's btrihmer tlsfttiihtr @titisl b'ilt
ohH, WeOiIiu: Rhtumliismus, ohit' uno Ken
bcntptb Qierens gtbtTs unb N0esnleotn, lab
men Riideu H. T. 10. btiotrei eeihlobitr nrp Que
Qrpdtihpddbtu ppn WanHttn.
cine Saihtnausadbr pon IT. Sduotn's btriihm
tenn mtbiliniihtn 99tris Iber tlttittht Stbano
lunq, ipirb dui g9uuih trei unn perhtadl ptt
ianbt. Ser bette it piitrirtt gtqptitE iur Sdep
btbdnolnno pbus ihdoliht @ittt. D'dnhH De
ionbtrs iSaien has Sub Ititn. Ydn doFfi'F''
Or. SANDEN, 826 Broadway, New
offia.emnssn bon bis c. sOnninOs 10 bis /.
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16- Die feinfen Drudarbeiten in Der
Staot Iiefert bic .,8o9enblatt" Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16
NuoolpD Sl6ier'S
NQgemeiner
9anscinri9tnngs=
0QDcll.

8OmptsS Eager aar Susbu g8uaren aubrOrbend necn e
SanbD. Spieliaeben, Nuppen Glass unb
Npr3elansSSaaren, Sampen unb Saien
@iienwaaren unb Sanbwerfs;em9.
Sansemasn nnO a6r s6mndia@n nmO slbnms fur, Niles,
mas ,nr Ginr@tnns enes oanies sebGrt
Sli9e SSreiie-reele SSaarem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16
Oein U1aoen

9eiben fam sebeilt perben unb On
fannit Did iiber5eusen, baB Or.
S6Opp ben Sdliiiiel sur erfolsreiden
8ebanblung BON llnuerbauli6feit unb
anberen 8ranfbeiten oes Masens, Der
9eber unb 9tieren uno inneren Sraane
sefunben bat. Or. S9Oop bebanbeIt
bic @eruen, tuelde bieie Srsane fon.
trolliren uno mo Die eisentli6e rlrIa9e
bieier 9eiben su iu6en III. 9ieIe 1lr.
laden iueroen entiernt bur6 bic Be-
baublius nit 9r. S6pop's 8ie.
berber teller, iuel6er Wasen,,
2eber' pnb gtieren @&ranfbeiten bed.
ftdnbis beilt, ourd &rdftisuns ber &c.
frantten Orsane uub ginipirtuna auf
bic @erpen, pelde bieie Srsane ton.
trplliren.
9ieie Gr5nei ift fein slerpine ober
siftises Gerpen &ei5mittel, iuubern
bient our &rdftisuns ber glerpen uns
Sebung Der 8erbauungssSraane iiaS
beilt alle Ma9en- un6 2ebers Qeibeu,
bur9 bic @utfernins ber uriaden. Gin
8eriud iuirb Did iiberSeuaen.
Sn Gpotbsien ober franco Der erprsB far siee.
Der beutI6e ,@egneiier aur @eiunbs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16

belt" tuelber bic BE.
banblnns nit bieier
Gr5nei ausfiibrli6 be-
Idreibt, nebit Broben,
iperoen an irsenb cine
slbreiie frei perIanbt.
Wean idJreibe an
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16

Bnd,' une Hcctesnjs Dru6er.
8reb. u. WasneJ Drufarbfitjsbtr art,
In enslilGn unb psutl6r Sprats, 5tt eada-
mama avsnus, ssssnibr bsm 8inlty Stprt.
Groceries une propifionsn.
Sranbop & MILLER (Ra6fpIssr Bon
Stabls & Stsell), tt6 Ytna apt.
GbpinG. Seal, "a aadapanna abs.,
has bsriibmte @bite Sppnse Wsbl.
8reb. 8. gBibmaytL DslifatsFsu,
$50 eadapanna Npsnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16

s@- 8eitsat baS ,,8odenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16
6efebdfts.M .Mn5ei8er.

Or. S9oop. gor 8. Raeine, ISIS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16

= Der befannte SociaIiit @eore
gnseIs 1T in 2Onbon eeitorben. ST ma,
am 28. Jiop. 1920 in Sarmen ais Sobn
zines pobIbabenoen SabrifbeiiBerS se
boren, tplpmete iih Dem 8aufmannss
itanOe, trat aber i9on frdb in 3eltunss.
drtlteln unb &eoen ais 8erbrstter raols
faler uno iOclallltliber Sbeen aui.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-16

- Ser Correspondent beS 2onboner
.Stanoaro" in SOfia meIbet ieinsm
Slatte Ser nad st. Betersbure ent'
iancten bulsariiden Deputation 1T bort
runopes ertldrt ipOrben, oab 8ubIanb
fir Sulearlen ni6tS tbun niroe, bis
5drit SeroInano absebunft bate.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-06

truth. Juan Ferra struck the first blow
and in so doing the knife broke in his
hand, but the stroke he made would not
have killed the Frenchman. l then took
the Frenchman's knife out of his pocket
and held back his head and cut his throat,
and the incidents following were duly re-
lated in the testimony of the case. Juan
Sallas was present and assisted in the MUIR
der of the Frenchman."
District Attorney Daley is satisfied that
Sallas was not there. While in Jail after
his sentence Garcia made full written
confession, which was first made public
to-day, in which he accuses Juan Ferra OF
having been the instigator of the crime for
the purpose of robbing the Frenchman of
$500, supposed to have been secreted some
where about his chicken ranch.
SalIas is also accused in the written con-
fession of having been present at the scene
of the murder and participating.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-06
[Dra,Un from photographs

Bryan and n. Owens, and three of the
crew, Joe Pegueros, Santa Angel Maria
and J. Altman.
These five are undoubtedly survivors of
boat No. and the last to hear from, max
ing the total saved out of 204 to be thirty,
as follows: Twenty-one by the San Juan,
four at Acapulco, and five at Mazanillo.
There is no hope of picking up or find
ing more and the recovery of bodies is ex-
tremely doubtful, owing to the extreme
depth of the water. However, few may
come ashore shortly.
The inhabitants along the shore are
patrolling the coast.
Hope had been entertained that First
Officer Grifiths and Purser Wafer would
be among those of boat No. g. but all hope
of their being among the saved is now
gone.
REDLANDS, CAL, June 5.-W. a.
Bryan, one of the passengers saved
from the Colima, is about 81 years
old, and had just completed an appren-
ticeship as printer in the office of the
Facts, local paper. He and Henry Alder,
who persisted, were bosom friends, and
Alder took him upon the trip as a COM
panion.
Mr. Alder was 26 years of age and I'M
m arried. He had been in business in Red
lands for several We ars, was popular and
respected by all. He was prominent
Mason. The family surviving him con-
sists of his mother, his sister, Mrs. T. J.
Kennard, his stepfather, s. Alder, and
four half-sisters, little girls. They were
an unusully happy and affectionate
family. Mr.. Alder was always kind,
courteous and gentlemanly in his ways.
He pursued his somewhat difficult call
ing-that of an undertaker-with a dig
nifty and reserve not always found in the
vocation. He had a life policy for $40, 600
and an accident policy for the same
amount taken out just before he made the
trip. These are payable to his mother and
sister, Mrs. Kennard.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-06
CARSON MINT MYSTERY,
Pickler's Arrest Follows the
Finding of the Hidden
Bullion.
1t Now Develops That the Discovery
Was Made by John r. Jones'
Attorneys.

CARSON, New. June 5.-John T. Jones'
attorneys have turned the bullion they
found in Pickler's yard over to the Gov
eminent. and the officials have made no
further search. Complaint was made and
warrant issued for the arrest of w. J.
Picker. Commissioner Edwards fixed bail
at $1,000 for his appearance in court next
Tuesday. Bonds were furnished.
Picker has had an eventful week. On
Monday he was arrested for assault and
battery and fined $40; on Tue sday he was
arrested and bound over to keep the peace
in the SUM of 500; Tuesday evening he
was suspended from the Mint by Superin-
tendent Adams, and this morning he was
arrested on charge connected with the
finding of the bullion in his yard.
The hearing of the case against him for
threatening The life of Flo Stewart, the
woman who revealed the hiding place OF
the bullion, came up in the Justices court
this afternoon, but was dismissed in the
absence of the complaining witness on
motion of the District Attorney.
a peculiar feature of the whole case is
that SO far as the public knows the only
real discovery that has been made since
the shortage was made by the attorneys OF
an accused man, and the Government rem
resentatives were only present by invita-
ton.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-06
NAGG|NG LED TO SUICIDE,
Prof. Nash, a British Official
Of India, Jumps to an
Ocean Grave.
The Act Caused by the jealousy Of
His Wife, Formerly a Hindoo
Princess.

PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, June s.
The steamship Topeka, which arrived
early this morning from Alaska, lost one
passenger during the trip. The unfortu-
nate whose spark of life went out during
the voyage was Professor H. Nash, who,
with his wife, was on an excursion trip
preparatory to visit to England, after an
absence of fifteen years spent in India,
where Nash held the important position of
Government Superintendent of Education
and Schools and professor of arts and
sciences.
Soon after the vessel left Juneau Profess
sor Nash seemed troubled, as the result of
a protracted quarrel with his wife. The
latter was Hindoo Princess prior to their
marriage and was powerful in her native
country. She was insanely jealous of Nash
and several times during the voyage he
was heard to say he would commit suicide
# she did not leave him in peace.
The climax came Monday afternoon,
when Nash was summoned by his wife
from the smoking-room, where he was en-
joying game with other passengers.
Those standing near heard him say he
would throw himself into the sea. and.
without more ado, he at once plunged over
the rail. Mrs. Nash grasped him as he
went over the side and narrowly escaped
being dragged with him, while she
screamed frantically, "Save him, he has
all my jewels and the money-box key"
A few moments elapsed before boat was
after the drowning man, but he disappeared
before it reached him, and despite the
close search was not seen again.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-06

| railway company received in money and
property only 100000. They claim that
schulze paid the electric company $3.50, 600
for the Steilacoom road, suburban line
worth but 100000.
On account of these transactions they
declare the company has an equitable Off
set against the Thomson-Houston Com
pany of $746,00 and asks that the amount
due it and its assignees on the bonded in
debtedness be reduced by that amount.
The bonded debt is $1,350,0Oo. The Ar
mours are stockholders and do not want to
see the stock wiped out.
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pEDDIERs IN CUSTODY.

San Jose officials Are Enforcing the
License Ordinances.
SAN JOSE, CAL, June 5.-City Tax Col
lector Ewing has determined to see that
the city licenses are enforced, and Chief
Kidward has detailed Detective Anderson
to arrest all persons peddling without a
license. Yesterday six vegetable peddlers
were arrested, and this morning John Cal
lagara and ]. Oneti, vegetable men, and A.
Bond, fish peddler, were taken into Gus
tody. They all pleaded not guilty and
gave bonds for their appearance in court.
The new license ordinance will be tested
in the courts.
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Degraded BY SCHULzE.
More Crookedness of the Tacoma Suicide
BrOHght to Limit.

TACOMA, WASH, June 81. o. Ar
mour and P. d. Armour Jr. of Chicago
filed to-day in the Federal court petition
alleging that the late Paul Schulze fraud
ulently and collusively conspired with the
Northwest Thomson Houston Electric
Company to transfer to it stocks and
bonds of the Tacoma Railway and Motor
Company, without receiving full consid-
Grafton; that for 81, 100000 of bonds, face
value. and large block of stock the street
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WILL SPLIT THE PARTY.
Senator Sherrnan's idea of the IIttnoi
Contention.

Senator Shef1fs ans Ided OF the Illinois
Contention.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, June 5.-Senator
Sherman was asked tonight what signifi-
canoe he attached to the silver convention
in Illinois.
"I think" he replied, "that the Demo
cratic party will be hopelessly divided on
the silver question. 1t may be that in
Illinois the Altgeld faction will commit
the State to free silver. but the Democrats
in the East will never consent to it. I
think the Democratic party will split hope
lessly on that rock. In our party it is diff
ferent. 1 think that even the Republicans
in the far Western States will before long
be for the coming of silver in limited
amounts and when needed"
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NO HELP FOR OTHERS
First Officer Griffith and Pur-
ser Wafer Not Found
in Boat Five.
INHABITANTS SEEKING BODIES
Owing to the Depth of the Water
Few VIII Yet Be Washed
Ashore.

MAZATLAN, Mex. June 5.-The Co.
lima survivors found ashore by the steamer
Mazatlan have arrived at Manzanillo.
They consisted of two passengers, w. n.
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HELD UP NEAR SACRAMENTO.
Members of a Drifting Party Robbed by a
HighaCdynsan.

HtyHtCUyHtUH.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, June 5.-While
William F. Maier, Eugene Lamet and a
young lady were riding in the vicinity of
they were halted tonight by lone
highwayman, who compelled them to
get out of the carriage and give up what
meney they had. Maier had only about a
dollar on his person, which the robber took.
While Maier was being searched he
grasped the robbers pistol, and in the
struggle his left hand was badly lacerated.
The robber succeeded in getting the best Of
Maier and then jumped into the cart and
drove into the city.
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az have been
troubled with ca
tarrh for Is years.
l b We en-
treated by physi-
clans, but derived
no permanent re-
lief. f i n ally I
was taken down
W i t b infamma-
tory rheumatism
and the grip. I
C o u Id not help
I'm y s e If. I was
I nervous a n d all
Sr u n d o W n. A
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Nickerson farm, sixty acres of standing bar
ley and sixty sacks for Edward Meyers
and thirty acres of barley on the Gillon
ranch. The latter two are insured. The
fire caught from trashing engine.
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S,.rreuors Reach Hanford.

HANFORD, CAL, June 5.-The first sur
vey of the San Francisco and San Joaquin
Valley Railroad reached the north limit of
this city to-day and will come into town
on the east side.