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The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03
KAUFMAN GOES CUNNING.
Wants Summary Justice on the
Man That InSulted His
Wife.
Stuart MacMullen Requested to Leave
Town if He Values His
Life.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL,l
90S Broadway, Dec, 2.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,l
90S Broadway, Dec. 2.
Stewart MacMullen, the editor of the
Blade, could not be found to-day, and it is
very probable that ne will not be at the
Mayors Office for several days, if ever
again. City Expert George Kaufman has
a club and a gun, and he has sworn that
if MacMullen crosses his path he will not
answer for the consequences.
Saturday night Editor MacMullen was
parading Washington street after having
visited several saloons, and he took hold
of several ladies by the arm. One of the
ladies was Mrs. George kaufman, and
MacMulen not only took her arm but
embraced her. Mrs. kaufman is hand
some, powerful woman and she says she
knocked MacMullen down three times,
and each time he returned and insulted
her. AS she had knocked his hat off, she
retained it as evidence 2nd it was taken to
the police station.
A short time afterward MacMullen was
arrested and booked for drunkenness and
as no other charge was placed against him
he was released on bail.
81 will not prosecute MacMullen, said
Expert Kaufman to-day, "but shall take
the law into my own hands when the
opportunity offers. No man is going to
insult my wife with impunity and am
very anxious to meet MacMullen. i can
only account for it on the ground that he
is not responsible for his actions. For
some time past 1 have thought he was
mentally unbalanced and ] believe he
should be examined as to his sanity. It
will not be funny for MacMullen when we
meet"
Mayor Davie, who has often employed
MacMulen as a city expert, is of the
opinion that MacMullen is not able to take
care of himself. at was reported to me
several days ago." said the Mayor, that
MacMullen had been to two or three peo-
pie offering to sell them my influence.
Mr.. Kaufman asked me what he should do
in this matter and told him that, although
| had done a great deal Tor MacMulien
since he had been boy, wished no
leniency in this matter on that account"
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03
SHE WILL NOT VACATE.
Another Phase of the POtrero- Avenu
Eviction Case.

Another Phase of the Potrero- Avenue
Eviction Case.
Louis Ahlborn, saloon-keeper, swore
out warrant in Judge Lows court yester-
day for the arrest of Gus Miller on the
charge of malicious mischief. Ahlborn is
the owner of the house on Potrero avenue
occupied by Mrs. Maggie Fay, Miller's SIS
ter-in-law, and which she refuses to vacate.
AhIborn had the doors and windows
taken ont about u week ago, thinking that
would force her to move, but she is still
there. Miller on Saturday got some lum-
her and nailed it over the windows and
doors so as to keep the cold winds from
blowing upon his sister-in-law and her
7-vear-old boy, and while doing SO Ahl-
born alleges that he destroyed the casings
of the windows, hence the warrant Tor ma
]icious mischief,
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03
A YOUNG MANS MISTAKE.
He Impersonated n Police Officer, but
Himself Was Locked Up.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Dec. 2. - William
Clark, young painter, being somewhat
the worse for liquor, undertook on Sunday
to arrest young man by the name OF
Plummer. Plnmmer came from Oakland
and had a package under his arm, which
was made up of his laundry. Clark ac-
cused him of having stolen 1t, and
formally placed him under arrest, declar-
ing he was police officer, and took him
to the city Jail. Piummer explained the
situation to the jailer, who comprehended
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03
MILK Is IMPROVING.
Out of Sixty-Five Samples Only Four
Not Up to the Standard.

Out of Sixty-Five samples only Four
Not Up to the Standard.
Inspector Dockery was busy all Sunday
and yesterday morning examining the
milk in wagons and in restaurants. He
took altogether sixty-fve samples and out
of that large number only four were found
to be below the standard. Warrants will
accordingly be sworn out this morning for
the arrest of AL Peterson, sos Fourth
street; A. Stern. 420 Third street; w. w.
Mailing, dairynan, and P. Malone, 40
Fourth street.
j. Popert of the Washington Hotel, 546
Fourth street, denies that he said to the
inspector on Saturday that he could not
provide 20-cent meal and give glass of
pure milk with it. He says he does not
provide milk for his patrons, but only tea
and coffee.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03
SCIENCE AND RELIGION.
DR.. Closes Reasons for Earth.
quakes Sustained by the
Scriptures.
DR., ALLEN OFFERS PROOFS.
The First Year of the Next Century
Is One of Great Interest to
Students.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL,(
90S Broadway, Dec. 2.
The article recently printed in THE
CALL, in which DR.. Close. past president of
the Tacoma Academy Of Sciences, referred
to the possibility of the position of the
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03
be rendered. There viii be monthly exhibi-
tions of similar nature during the winter

The ladies of the faculty will give their
second tea of the term to the professors
and students of the university at Stiles
Hall next Wednesday afternoon.
Professor Warning Wilkinson, superin-
intendent of the Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb and Blind, has returned from
his tour of the East. While away he visited
large number of similar institutions with
the view of learning something of their
methods
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03
A Yacht Sold.
Tarect-shooting Contests.

Medals have been awarded to Company
G for the best scores IN the November tar
get-shooting. Sergeant TAFT got the first
prize. Corporal Pullman the second and
Private Scurr the third. The first shoot of
the contest between twenty-five picked
men of Company G and team of twenty
five men from Company d Of the Naval
Battalion will be held at High street. The
contest will be for purse of $50 and there
are to be three meetings. The first will be
on Sunday next, the second at Harbor
View on the second Sunday in January,
the third, unless one side wins both the
first two. at She'll Mound on the second
Sunday in February.
Items of Interest.
During the month OF November the po-
lice of Alameda made twenty-six arrests.
The interest OF E. l.. Marshall in the
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03
Am Evening Of Song.

Andrew Bogart assisted by number of
vocalists, will give concert this evening in
Emmanuel Baptist Church for the benefit OF
the church.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03
Wasp Racing Edition.

Last Saturday the Wasp published an ably
illustrated racing edition. The most promi-
nent portrait was that of Ben Ben iamin, the
racing reporter.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03

The Con. Cal. & Virginia has unsold bullion on
hand, subject to discount. valued at $35, ,422 70
but owes $22, ,40S 50.
The Silver King Mining Company Of Arizona re-
ports having an Indebtedness OF $5719.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03
THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were quieter all around yesterday. In
fact business was dull. Occidental sold at 83@
csc, Hale & Norcross at S9c@$1, ophir at 81 log
l Is, and Con- Cal. & Va. at So 20@2 70. Bodie,
however, continued stiff and advanced TO &c,
rise of l6c from Saturdays close.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03

Telegram has been purchased by Gilbert
A. Dodge, who is now negotiating to buy
the other half OF J. c. Tyrrell.
A dog -poisoner has made his appearance
again. 4 valuable animal belonging to A.
Akesson is dead from it.
The Board of Education is having the
playerounds OF the schools covered with
bltumen, to keep them dry and clean.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03

it readily and clapped Clark into prison.
letting Plummer go. Clark has now a
charge against him OF lmpersonating a
police officer, and it is likely to 20 hard
with him.
A Yacht Sold.
Colonel N. T. James has purchased the
Yacht Idler OF J. C. Wilson. 1t will Join
the Encinal feet next year. Colonel James
is having a new residence built on the bay
shore, within hailing distance Of the club
houca
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03
MURDERED IN THE HILLS,
CHASTITY Find Of a Deputy Sheriff
Near the County
Road.
OF A COMPANION.
The Deceased Was Known to Carry a
Snug Sum of Money When He
Left Home.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,(
Q02 Kroadwav Dec Q
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,
90S Broadway, Dec. q
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.IsOUERADERS At GLEN ISLAND.
-.o carcAoo GIRLS. IN MALE ATTIRE EMPLOYED
As HELP ARE FOUND BY THEIR
FATHER AND TAKEN HOME.

FATHER AND TAKEN HOME.
chicago girls. who have been masqueradng
W., Is,and for a week as men. were discovered
d ,.v BY their father in decidedly unexpected
ye",,.motic manner. About a week ago there
ana ~ New-Rocheilc what appeared to be two
cam aressed young men on bicycles. They spent
nice" =, the day in the town. and then took the
mos "A Glen Island and applied for work. They
fem sev were college students from Pennsylvania.
saa rs.hed 10 pass the summer at the island. and
ans .he,r names as John and Peter Carlston
CAV. twenty and nineteen years OF age. respec-
p'0 They both wore glasses. and were of light
t' dark complexion and eyes. and had snort
pu1 hair. They seemed to be Of Spanish Ameri-
o" ,dgin. and were quiet and reserved In their
cs.s John was engaged as waiter in the
He refused. however. to take the place unless
cN ,,other was also engaged. Some one was re-
IA 10 attend the aquarium. and the younger
eS,.,on was engaged, and room was gwen them
IN me building set apart ior he'p over 'he oa'h-
al pavilion
-. Carlston boys were not popular among the
- At Glen Island They kept too much to them
s. They were once invited to take part In a
.~spu,ng contest but declined saying that they
'ss.,ed water except to wash In. Then they would
~. ~, smoke and that set the other walters against
~. .John' Carlston did not make a good waiter
- ne was a handsome boy and we'll liked by
49, heads Of the department
Yesterday an elderly man occupied a table alone
. ne cafe lie impatient. and asked the
ter to hurry his order. saying he wished to
~. an early boat back to the city. When his
80, was ready the waiter who had charge of his
.h was busy elsewhere and the head waiter
.srcted John Carlston to take the dinner to him.
;. .oment later there was a crash and a scream.
r,ston had dropped the tray to the floor at the
saman's feet and then started to run in the drec
~ OF the aquarium. The head-water was pro-
~. In his apologies He would discharge the man
xmce
Nan.' exclaimed the old gentleman. with a
.sAed face. "Shes man. It's my daughter Ma
ia Where's her sister,
svas now the walters turn to express surprise
stnew Of no sister, but did know of brother and
dxrbed him.
mats her" said the man.
a walked 20 the aquarium. but no John Peter
cston were there. They were found in their
nm locked in each others arms. sobbng like
,sadren What passed between father and daugh-
~ is not known. but he said ne left with them
4, his home that he lived In West Lake-st.. near
al Park, Chicago and was employed by the Chi
emo and Northwestern Railway. The girls came
Esa the first week in June to visit friends in Provi
ance from which place they disappeared some
II, days ago. They had written him that they had
4 position and would return home in the fall. As
they had been guilty OF SIMILAR escapade a year
ago Mr.. Carlston decided TO come and investi-
gate One Of the girls had mentioned Glen Island
In her letter and he began his search there which
proved successful in finding them
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Plaintiff. Attorney within twenty days afer the SER
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and In case failure TO appear or answer judge
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Dated June Is. 1895 -
Once and Postoftce address, Al Park Row.
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To the defendant Miriam Fisher: 49,
foregoing summons Is served upon you py pubcas
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the Goth day OF June, 1895
Dated N. Y, July LIST. 1925. -
LEWIS &. GoEBEf. P.aintin's Attorney.
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For Young Lades.-Country.
THE wOMANs COLLEGE OF BALTIMORE
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Sales Dp Aurlion.

A SSIGNEE SALE.-Notice Is hereby given that wile
"A sell at auction for the benefit OF creditors TIL. day.
1sur.s Of y.!ns5 dealer in rS srnSia n Srns
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-01-25
LAHARPE.

Mrs. F. NJ Davis is the authorized reporter
and agent for the REGISTER at LaHarpe Any
one desiring to subscribe may DO so through
her and any assistance rendered her in gather
ing the news of the neighbOrhOOd will be ap-
pTeciatedO
S. Malcolm made a visit to Weir
City last week.
Mrs. c. Baker has sister visiting
her.
Will Baker is down from Neosho
Falls as the doctors advised him to
leave the shop for a while.
4 Fraternal Aid Association will be
organized here on Thursday evening
of this week.
Mr.. NewtOn's son and family, from
Missouri, are visiting him.
We are all glad to welcome Mrs.
Hawley back from Iowa.
Geo. ShultZ has moved into the ten
ant house on the Smith place and Mr.:
Parke is beginning his new house on
the farm that he bought of George
Shultz. Carl BarnhOlt will farm it
the coming year.
\ spelling scnool at Rose Hill next
Tuesday night.
Lon Barker's children are imprOv-
ing although some of them had pneu-
monia.
Hackney d Malcolm put up about
100 tons of ice Tredway and Cole
each have their houses full and from
present indications it would seem as
if they did it in just the right time.
We attended very pleasant dime
social at Mr.. Tinker's on Friday eve
ming. The receipts, something over
four dollars, go towards paying Rev.
Faust's salary. Everybody had a
good time.
Mrs. Williams went TO FredOnia
last week to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Carroll, returning Saturday.
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SPRING BRANCH.

Mr.. Frank Jackson is the authorized reporter
aud agent for the Register at Spring Branch.
Those desiring to subscribe may do so through
him and any assistance rendered him in gather
ing the news of the neighborhOod will be APP
preciatcd.
Will Jones has traded for so acres
of land from Mr.. Wise and is prepar-
ing to build near the school house in
the spring.
Messrs. Shafer and Swigart have
been hauling baled hay to lola this
week. They sold it to man from
Colony.
Mrs. brennan was quite sick last
week.
There was quite crowd at Smiths
show at the school house Saturday
and the entertainment was good.
Mr.. Grant Bible of lola made fly
ing trip to this section on his bicycle
Saturday.
There was a dance at Ed Lucky's
Monday night.
H. J. Brown was buying hogs in
this part the first of the week.
MIR. Jim Kinsman was buying cal
yes in this part the fret of the week.
A. Shafer threshed his millet last
week.
The meetings at the Valley still
continue with large crowd every
night.
There was a surprise party at Mrs.
Hardin's Monday night in honor of
Miss Emma's birthday.