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Very Likely.

Mrs. HouserOHave you any idea
what the papers mean when they say
q man Is dabblinx In stocks?
HOuser-Er-that he has gone into Q
pool. most likely.-Buffalo Courier.
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He 0racefully Ree;sned.

Farmer-If you want work III give
you q job.
Wiggley Waggles-Well. I'd like to
take advantage O. yer offer, boss. but I
zee a man comm up the road that
looks IS il he had a family to support,
an as I'm bachelor I will resign in
his favOr-Tid-BitS.
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Piso's Cure is the medicine to break up
childrer's Coughs and Colds.-Mrs. 81. q.
BLUNT, Sprague, Wash, March 8, 81.
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Professor Long hair-'It has been demon
s;ratod beyond question that this contiLe nt
is sinking" Miss De Style-"Ch, we'll,
we've got u yacht
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Mrs. Baxter ION an outing)-''Oh. Isaac!
Isaac! Come quick! Little Yacob has fallen
into der refer" Mr.. Baxter-''Oh, mien
goodness chracious! Nit dot tre-troller
suit on!''
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would Feel ,Iomelike.

"And now" said the Fiji chief to the
Boston missionary. ''have you anything
70 request before We proceed with the
CEREMONY
'-Only thiA." replied the missionary.
please put few beams n tie pot with
0A"-Londoo Taxi
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Miss Richgirl-'.Really, pa it is cruel to
ask George to wait until spring. He says if
our marriage is postponed bell die" OLD
to pay his board"
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HALLS CATARRH CURE il . niqud and Is
taken internally, and acts directly upon the
for testimonials free. Sold By Druggists, 7Sc
FL CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo. y.
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She-''Not often. You forget that this is
my first season."
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Teacher-"What is heroism?'" Boy
"Comin' to school with a smile on y'r
face"
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sRanson'S lGaG1o Corn 0A1Vo."
Warranted to cure money refunded. Ask you
&EuGE1se for it. PT1oo Is cenfA
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Parker's Ginger Tonic IL Popular
for its good work. Suffer tired. sleepless.
nervous women find nothing so soothing and
reviving.
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velly Bad Luckee.

Chinese General-Are there plenty Of
guns and ammunition for to-morrow's
battle?
Aid-Tesee; but dishpan crackee 30
not makes muck noise
General-My, my! Then we'd better
retreat--New York Weekly.
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Aunt-"Do you want to drive a horse:"
Boy-"Yep, if he isn't too gentle"
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A correspondent Of the Times Of
story. tells how lady travelling he
tween Kurrachee and Mu,tan with
two tame squirrels was stopped ut a
station and told she must take dog
ticket for each squirrel. as squirrels
were dogs" and was further COM
PEELED to put them in the dog box.
Railway natural history in India
would seem from the above to differ
from that taught on English railway
lines. where, according TO the famous
classification, eats is dogs, and rab-
bits is dogs, ard parrots likewise. but
this yer tortis is insec', and there
ant no charge"
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Gees C00gh 0alsan
r the Oldest and best. Il VIII break up Cold quick
than anything else. II b always reliable. 1ry IL
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Little Dot-"Who was it that first said
Beauty is only skin deepT" Little Dick
-s'I never heard her name"
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Uncomfortable Resemblance.


An active member of the London de-
tective force narrates an amusing ad-
venture, which shows that the clever
est of men are liable to err when ma
ture sets herself TO outwit them
l was Instructed to arrest a certain
man. with whose appearance felt my
self to be perfectly familiar. and
kept keen lookout for my customer.
The very next day spotted" him on
an omnibus in the Strand. pursued the
vehicle. and having satisfied myself by
q closer look. took him away 10 the sta
ton. he ali the while protesting that
had made mistake
had. He turned out to be respect
able gentleman. with most peculiar
and unfortunate likeness To the want
ed man. l was much disappointed:
not only had missed the party want
ed. but l had bungled the job l was
yet in my detective nOvitia;e. and I
got pretty severely snubbed by my
chief.
The very next day. willie walking
down a street-in Islington this time
l stopped and rubbed my eyes. Here
was my man coming. dressed totally
unlike the stranger of yesterday. I
tapped him on the arm. He turned
round and exclaimed, You. is it," and
l informed him Of my business. En-
tering cab, We went to the station,
not another word passing between us.
To my amazement and disgust. he
again turned out to be the wrong man,
the one I had arrested the day before.
why did you not EXPLAIN" asked.
somewhat excitedly.
"Sir" he Numbered, ''from my expe-
rience of you yesterday. l came to the
conclusion you were no gentleman"
And darling a whitening glance at me,
he disappeared.
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II the Baby ia Cutting Teeth.
BE and that Old and well tried remedy. hHA
wNsLS.' VS. SOoTnEG SiRrP for Children TeethinS.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
TICTORIA,S BELIEF.
General Booths Colony to Locate
Vancouver Island.

General Booths Colony to Locate on
Tancourer Island.
VICTORIA. B. c., July 1S.-There ap-
pears to be good ground for the belief that
General Booths oversee colony will be
located in British bia, and it is con-
fidently expected that the visit of the
prospectors now on their way through the
Northwest will result in definite an
nouncement to that effect. The local
officers of the Salvation Army have given
a great deal of attention to the north end
of Vancouver Island, where there is good
land available in unlimited quantities, and
where the climate is not only favorable for
agriculture and pleasant for settlers, but
is such as Booths proteges have been ac-
customed to in England. About 10000 of
these settlers are expected to be placed,
and for the produce of their farms good
markets are available in British Colum bia,
the demands of whose cities now largely
exceed the supply of farm stuff grown in
the province. The territory indicated as
the site of the new settlement is on a line
projected by the British Pacific Railway,
and will be served by an extension of the
Island Railway, at present in contempla-
ton.
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LIVED At COPPERoPoLIs.
Details of the Life of the Ttctim Of q
TrdUedy.

ANGELS CAMP, CAL, July 1s.-E. H.
Hendsch, who was shot to death at Los
Palmas Springs, near Los Angeles. last
Tuesday by j. Gardner, formerly resided
at Copperopolis, this county, where his
mother and two brothers now reside. The
murdered man had an unenyiable reputa-
ton in this county. A few years ago he
was stabbed at Copperopolis by NJ. Honey
in self-defense. The last time he appeared
there was about two years ago. He re-
mained only four or five days, during
which time he got in a row with Charles
Boyle; the latter threatened to kill him,
and considering discretion the better part
of valor he left. Up to that time he had
never been known to get drunk, but had
been in numerous fracases in this county.
He was about Al years of age and un-
usually intelligent. His family is highly
respected. His mother has gone to River
side to attend the funeral. Deceased
leaves a widow and two children at San
Diego.
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Santa clara County Schools.

SAN JOSE, CALL, July 1s.-County Su-
perintendent of Schools L.. J. Chapman has
just completed his annual report, 1t shows
there are Is, ,S37 children of school age, of
whom 10, ,122 are enrolled in public schools.
There are 80 male and ZIG female teachers.
The total receipts from all sources during
the year was $329,09S 80; total expenses,
$263, ,95S II. There was paid for library
books $1S11 "a; balance in library fund,
$2O87 80. There are in the county 104 gram
mar schools, 144 primary schools and
high schools. Five new districts were or
ganized during the year. Total number of
schoolhouses in the county, SS; average
monthly pay in primary and grammar
grades, $S7 II to men and $65 50 to women I;
in high schools, $158 to men and $110 to
women. The number of private schools in
the county is given as IA, with 203 teachers
and 1856 pupils.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
PETAL UNA DISTURBED.
Trouble Caused by the Disposition of
Part of the Dredging Fnnd.

PETALUMA. CAL, July 1s.-There is
trouble along the water front of Petaluma,
caused by the report regarding the use of
$4,000 appropriated for dredging Peta-
luna Creek. 1t seems that the old Gov
ernment dredger is badly in need of re-
pairs, and there is no fund with which to
have the work done except the money that
has been appropriated by Congress for
dredging purposes. AS new boilers, buck
ets etc., are necessary the cost of repairs
will be considerable, and is to be charged
against the Petaluma appropriation.
Should this prove to be the case there will
be but few hundred dollars left for actual
work on the creek. This old Government
dredger that is to be patched up was tried
on the creek several years ago and proved
uDserviceable for the kind of work required
here
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Tired of HIS Mother-im-La,c.

SAN JOSE, CAL, July 18.-Mrs. Cath
crime Zadielovich was brought before
Judge Reynolds this morning on charge
of insanity preferred by her son-in-law, j.
s. Skosur. When in the presence of the
Judge Mrs. Zadielovich showed no signs OF
insanity but told q sad story of how her
son-in-law had treated her. Judge Rey-
nolds told Skosur that he must take his
mother-in- law home and provide for her or
else pay SIS per month at the asylum for
her care. The court warned the son-in-law
that he must treat his mother in-law well
or he would have him brought before the
court.
Mrs Zadielovich is 80 years of age and a
native of Italy. She is a midwife by pro-
1t seems to be case where a son-in-law
has tired of his wife's mother and is trying
to railroad her to an asylum.
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OREGON CoUNTERFEITERs.
One of Them Rearrested After a Feto
WeeEs' Freedom.

Weeks' Freedom.
PORTLAND, Or, July 1S.-"Doc" Dav-
export, the counterfelter who was liberated
some weeks ago by Judge Bellinger, was
rearrested at his farm near Lebanon, Or,
to-day by United States Marshal Sinnott
on charge of aiding in the manufacture
of several thousand dollars worth of S.
gold coins.
Davenport is the notorious counterfeiter
against whom case last fall was worked
up by Special Agent Harris of San Fran
cisco. Davenport was not prosecuted be-
cause he made representations that he had
been induced to make few coins by man
employed by Harris to convict him.
Davenport told the Federal graud jurors
that he helped Frank and Luke Jen-
nings make several thousand dollars worth
of gold coin out of block lin in the noun
tains near Davenport's home. There are
a dozen or more in the gang in towns
along the Southern Pacific, and the evil
dence this time, it is believed, will convict
Davenport and the others. Davenport is
an expert chemist and understands coun-
terfeiting thoroughly.
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PACIFIC GROVE SPEAKERS.
Addresses by Members of the ". @. 4. U.
of california.

PACIFIC GROVE, CAL, July 1S.-Mrs.
Churchill of San Jose, Mrs. E. G. Greene
of Santa Cruz and Miss Severance were the
afternoon speakers at the W. G. T. o. con-
vention. The attendance was large. Mrs.
Churchill gave talk on "The Times, y
reviewing the opportunities of life and the
duties of women at this time. Mrs.
Greene's address on "The Mothers Work"
called out discussion which proved that
this special field has been one of earnest
study to the whole organization, The
by Miss Severance brought out large
number of impromptu speeches, all show
ing that the women are arming for the
contest for the ballot. The evening lec-
ture was a very able address on Citizen
Suffrage by Mrs. s. M. Woodman of
Chico.
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Protest. Aoainst Bonds.

SANTA BARBARA CAL, July 1S.-At
meeting OF the City Council to-day the
much-mooted matter of paving the streets
with strips of asphaltum came up, and the
resolution ordering bond election for
that purpose passed its second reading. A
petition was presented bearing the names
of sixty-two prominent citizens and tax
payers vigorously protesting against
further action on the same until the ex-
pertinent is given a years trial on Haley
street. Other petitions are being circu-
lated, and by another week the roll of pro-
testants will run up into the hundreds.
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SAN JOSE MASS-MEET|NG,
A Branch of the Manufact-
urerS' Association to Be
Formed.
ber Of Prominent San Fran
Ciscans.

SAN JOSE, CAL, July 1S.-Extensive
preparations are being made for mass
meeting to be held under the AUSPICES OF
the Manufacturers and Producers Asso-
citation at Turn Verein Hall next Saturday
afternoon. A branch of the association
will be formed in this city, the objects OF
which is to foster and encourage home in
dustries. Addresses will be made by Julian
Sonntag and NJ. NJ. McGlynn, of San Fran
cisco. 1t is expected large delegation
will be present from San Francisco.
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Potsomino at santa uomica.

SANTA MONICA, CAL, July 1S.-Oswald
Richter, a resident of Santa Monica and
druggist by profession, was found dead in
bed yesterday. He had taken an over
dose of morphine. The Coroner held an
inquest, but nothing was advanced to show
cause for suicide, and the general impres.
sion is that death was due to an accident.
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Horse Thieves about chico.

CHICO, CAL, July 1S.-An organized
band of horse thieves has been operating
around Chico for the last week. Several
fine horses have been stolen from the
ranches. They do their work so skillfully
that it has baffled the skill of the officers
to get any trace of the m.
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The White W1nqs at Santa barbara.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, July 1S.-
The yacht White Wings, commanded by
]. Ross Jackson, an old-time newspaper
man of San Francisco, and with J. v.
Coleman as passenger, arrived to-day
from the north and is anchored in the har-
Dor. The gentlemen have taken quarters
at the Arlington and propose to make an
extended stay.
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sEATTLYs LOOTED TREASURY.
Little Doubt That the Book Vas Stole,
TO Conceal SHORTAGES.

SEATTLE, WASH, July 1S.-Although
diligent search is supposed to have been
made for the book stolen from the County
Treasurer's Office, no trace of it has been
found. There is no doubt the book was
stolen, and little doubt that the theft was
for the sole purpose of concealing short
ages of at least one ex-County Treasurer.
A few days ago expert accountants, who
have been at work on the books, made their
first report on the accounts of ex-Treasurer
Mitten, but no shortage has been disclosed
so far.
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THE WOODL6ND SHOOTING.
Lottie Mitchell Discharged at Her Pre-
LifninQTN HEARING.

WOODLAND. CAL. July 1s.-Lottie
Mitchell, the woman who on the 9Th of
July shot and badly wounded young
man of this city, yesterday had her pre-
hahinary hahia nearing Inc me pea SET up IN ner
made to appear that Wood had approached
her with heavy brush and threatened her.
In consideration of this evidence, and be-
cause of the belief of the court that it
would be impossible to convict before q
jury, the woman was discharged.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
A Divorce for Mrs. Robinson.

SAN JOSE, CAL, July 1S.-Judge Rey-
nolds this morning granted Angelina E..
Robinson divorce from William Robin
son on the ground of desertion. The
couple were married at Buchanan, Ma
dera County, in 1891, and in February,
1894, defendant packed up his effects and
left her. The court made an order allow
ing her $40 per month alimony and $10O
counsel fees.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
Ar Enterprtsina Well- O,cner,

SANTA BARBARA, GAIL, July 1s.-L.
D. Gates, the enterprising foundryman,
who has we'll sunk twenty-five feet in
the bed of Mission creek which yields
100000 gallons OF pure water daily, is
putting in pipes to supply the houses in
the neighborhood.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
Too Bows Taken to Whtttter.

SAN JOSE, CAL, July 1s.-Sheriff Lyn-
don this morning took julius Thurston
and Manuel Higuera to the Whittier Re-
form School. Judge Reynolds committed
the boys to the school about month ago,
but they have been kept in the Jail on ac-
count of the crowded condition of the
school. Higuera got into trouble some
time ago by stealing bicycle, and Thurs
is about II years of age and Thurston IA.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
Il Landmark Doonned.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, July 1s.-J.
Barrett Fithian to-day began tearing down
the two-story old adobe on State street, an
old Landmark, commonly known as the
New England kitchen, but erected by DR..
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
Il RECLUsHs GOOD FORTUNE.
Is Heir to a Fortune Talned at FEfts
Thousand Dollars.

SHERIDAN, Or, July 1S.-Peter Bel
leque. an old fisherman living at Woods, q
little place on the Nestucca River, has re-
ceived notice that he has fallen heir, with
three other relatives, to the snug sum of
100000 in Canada. Mr.. Belleque's share
will be at least $4,000 cash. Belleque is
about go years old, and for years has lived
alone in the mountains. He lost track of
all his relatives and never communicated
within any of them. Since the news of his
good luck has been actually confirmed he
has had numerous offers of marriage.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
AID FOR PETALUMA WoRKMEN.
Il Brick Kiln to Be Run on the Co OPP
erdtiUe Plan.

erdtiUe Plan.
PETALUMA, CAL, July 1S.-Petaluma
Branch No. So, Labor Exchange, has en-
tered into negotiations for the acquisition
of two town lots on I street to erect renta-
BILE dwellings. The proposition of G. R.
Skinner for the operation of brick kiln in
his yard at San Antonio has been favora-
bly, received. A committee composed of
Mrs. Leckenby, DR.. Bates, Messrs. Ed
strom, Johnson, Davis and Wurdig was
appointed to take charge of these enter
prises.
A number of poultry -raisers and dairy
men, considering plan to build brick
coId-storage warehouse for butter and eggs
in this city, are giving the exchange verbal
encouragement in the matter of starting
the brickyard
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19

NJ. H. Biggs as fine private residence.
Mr.. Fithian, who has bought the entire
corner at State and Ortega streets, 125 feet
front by 235 feet deep, including the Quit
terez drugstore block, will at once begin
the erection of a handsome business block.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
BOLD WALLACE ROBBERS.

They Raid Faro Bank and Secure
Four Thousand Dollars.
SPOKANE, WASH, July 1S.-Robbers
held up faro bank in Frank Stear's sa-
loon at Wallace, Idaho. While two men
held the crowd covered with revolvers, an
other robbed the game of about $4,000. The
robbers escaped with the booty.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
Pioneer Roach Dead.

SAN JOSE, CAL. July 1s.-Philip Roach.
pioneer resident of this county, died in
this city this morning. The deceased was
native of County Waterford, Ireland, and
73 years of age.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
#$11- Sill 1-$11-$11- 1-$11-$11- 1-$11-$11- Sill $11

whale measuring over seventy-fve feet in
length, ten feet in diameter, and said by
experts to be sperm whale, was found in
Santa Monica Bay, off La Ballona, to-day.
The monster has been towed to the beach
in front of town and thousands are in
specting the mammal, which will remain
there over Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
Fatal Result of a Fresno Accident.

FRESNO, CAL, July 1S.-August Modem
bach, the butcher run over by the north
bound train Tuesday, died in the County
Hospital to-day. Suit for damages will be
instituted against the railroad company.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
Professor Davidson seeking Employment.

CHICO, CAL, July 1s.-The Trustees
have received communication from Pro-
fessor George Davidson, late of the Coast
Geodetic Survey, soliciting the engineer
ing work in case the city is to be severed.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
FOR MOUNT HAMILTON.
Arrival of Parts of the Large CrossLey
Re1fecting Telescope.

Reffectirg Telescope.
SAN JOSE, CAL, July 18.-The 3-foot
mirrors and the more delicate optical and
mechanical parts of the large rejecting
telescope presented to the Lick Observa-
tory by Edward Crossley, M. p, of Eng
land, were delivered at Mount Hamilton
to-day. So far as is known, all the parts
are in good order. The brick work of the
new 40-foot dome Is complete and ready
to receive the iron dome, which is now on
it's way by freight from New York.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
SANTA BARBARA.
Will Celebrate the Reduction
of Rates by the Railroad
Company.
The Festivities Will Begin With a
Grand Ball at the
Arlington.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, July 18.-The
new excursion rate announced by the
Southern Pacific for the round trip be-
tween Los Angeles, Cotton, Santa Ana
and southern towns and Santa Barbara,
giving opportunity for travel at about half
the ordinary rates will be celebrated by the
citizens of this place in series of festiv1-
ties beginning with grand ball at the
Arlington on the 28th inst, when the rate
first goes into effect.
There will be grand concert on the
boulevard by two bands on Monday, the
29th, and bicycle meet at the racetrack,
where local wheelmen and distinguished
riders from Los Angeles and other towns
will compete over what is known as the
finest quarter-mile track in the State.
On Tuesday there will be grand Span
ish tournament, with characteristic games,
feats of horsemanship, lassoing wild bulls
from San Marcos rancho. breaking and rid
ing bucking bronchos. Gotta and Romero,
famous vaqueros, will give exhibitions Of
fancy lassoing.
Every Saturday evening during the
thirty days period that this rate remains
in force grand ball will be given at the
Arlington.
Santa Barbara people declare they are
going to make the town so attractive to
visitors that many of the latter will stay.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
FafaI Rmna,yay Accident.

SAN JOSE, CAL, July 1s.-While John
Stanfeld, a wealthy farmer living near
here. was driving to town this morning
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
Departure of Ro,Uland Hazard.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, July 49,
Hon. Rowland Hazard of Rhode Island
left to-day for the East in his private car
Nimrod, accompanied by Mrs. Hazard,
who is i'll, and their daughter, Miss Caro-
line, her devoted companion. A profes-
sional nurse is also member of the party.
DR.. Boericke of San Francisco, the late
Helen Hunt Jackson's esteemed friend
and physician, accompanies the party and
will give the invalid the benefit of his
professional services on the journey. Mr..
Hazard, acting on the advice of his resi-
dent physician here, DR.. Hall, is taking his
wife back to their beautiful old colonial
home in the Narragansett country, back
of Providence, occupied by the family for
nine generations, and where she will be
surrounded by relatives and lifelong
friends
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
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one of the reins broke and the horse ran
away. Stanfeld received injuries that
proved fatal half-hour later.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19

A Whale at Santa Monica.
SANTA MONICA, CAL, July ia
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19

r HAVE PURCHASED THE ENTIRE INTER
i est of MIR. PAUL OESTING, in the former firm
of JOY & OESTING, Mr.. Oesting retiring. The
firm name hereafter will be EDWIN w. JOY.