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The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

"About a minute"
"You had previously turned on the gas al
aYes, sir; I did that to be able to test the
"When you went upstairs did Won fnd the
ladder standing. against the false opening OF
lying down in the gallery"
Lying down in the gallery"
'.Did you raise II
fI did"
4What did you do then?"
'I went up into the false ceiling"
''What next2"
81 took some papers and busted q part of the
floor"
ssWhat else?7
.I spread out one Of the papers on the floor
to lie upon"
"Go on"
az took the screwdriver and nippers out OF
@bid you take out a section of the sun
burners?"
"And got Yourself in the position indicated
in this drawing on the blaekboard?''
'Yes, sir"
BY the way. when did you make tha. draw
yesterday"
"At recess"
"YeE, sir"
'How long had you been working when you
became affected by the gasF'
.I haa just adjusted the spark burner"
'fYou knew the gas Was turned on?"
Yes"
"Whst did you do then7"
At attached the wire, replaced the gas Jet -''
s'Wait moment: when you were liking the
spark-machine you first felt the gas?"
"Yes, sir"
Then you replaced the wiref"
ayes, sir"
"Then took the card and cleaned the
burners?"
Gas far as could reach cleaned them
did you light them while up there?''
ffYes, sir"
Glow did you do that?''
az had plugged the wire before went up"
"Did it make a continuous spark?'
ssAfter I had connected the wire Ii did,
"But you couldn't light it till you had con.
nected the wire, could your"
'tSo, sir"
"What did you do with the card after clean
| ing the Iips?"
lit was partly burned-I dropped it down In
! the auditorium"
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"They are not exactly feathers. They look
more like the remains OF feathers"
''But are they the same?"
al think they are-they look so. They are all
doubled mp now and not in condition Tor any
body to wear"
'How about the ribbon?"
THAT is soiled too; but it looks to be the
same. Only 1t was not soiled then.n
''And the braid?"
81 think ii is the same"
"And the hat rim ?'i
al think that is the same"
"Nr. Durrant, II has been testified in your
presence that this hat was found beneath the
floor of the lower part of the belfry of Emman-
uel Church; did you put IL there?'
Mr.. Barnes asked the question in a for
NAL, almost dramatic manner, and the
audience listened breathlessly for the an
swer. 1t came very coolly, and from the
most self-eontained man in the courtroom
by long odds:
ST did not"
"Do you know who did!''
"I do not"
Mr.. Barnes stepped up on the platform
and drew from behind the red curtains
that surround the throne of Judge Muir
ply the black-draped figure; the form
upon which are the basque and skirt Of the
murdered girl. He placed il down beside
the witness, and the jurors asked to have
the shades drawn so they could see the
face OF Durrant better as he viewed this
silent witness. His face remained i'm
pertuTbable.
II show you this form upon which is this
black basque or waist. Is that the waist worn
by Blanche Lamont on that morning2"
Mr. Dickinson-I object That IS not cross
examination.
The court-The objection is overruled.
Witness (answeringl-I think il is.
"And is this the skirt belonging to the waist
she wore that morningf'
Same objection" )" said Dickinson.
Same ruling" said the court.
''To the best OF my recollection, think II
is,h said the witness.
Il call your attention to this tear in the
skirt; was it there in the morning7"
Diekinson-Same objection.
The court-Same ruling.
"To the best of my knowledge, it was not
there"
'I call your attention 10 another tear IN the
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
RHEUMATIs,I CURED.

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure is guaran-
teed TO cure rheumatism in any part of the
body. Acute or muscular rheumatism can
be cured in from one TO five days. It
speedily cures shooting pains, sciatica,
lumb bago and all rheumatic pains in the
back, hips and loins. 1t seldom fails 10
give relief after one or two doses, and
almost invariably cures before one bottle
has been used.
STOMACH AND DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Munyon's Stomach and Dyspepsia Cure
cures all forms of indigestion and stomach
trouble such as rising of food, distress
aftereating, shortness of breath, and all af-
fectionS of the heart caused by Indigestion
wind on the stomach, bad taste, offensive
breath, loss of appetite, faintness or weak
ness of stomach headache from indiges-
ton, soreness OF the stomach, coated
tongue, heartburn, shooting pains in the
stomach, constipation, dizziness, faintness
and lack of energy.
Munyon's Nerve Cure cures all the
symptoms OF nervous exhaustion, such as
depressed spirits, failure of memory, rest
less and sleepless nights, pains in the
head and dizziness. 1t cures general de-
biiity, stimulates and strengthens the
! nerves and tones up the whole body.
Price, 25 cents.
Munyon's Kidney Cure cures pains in
the back, loin or groins from kidney dis
ease, dropsy of the feet and limbs, frequent
| desire to pass water, dark colored and
turbid urine, sediment in the urine and
diabetes. Price, p cents.
CATARRH CURED.
Catarrh positively cured-Are you will
ing to spend 80 cents for a cure that posi-
lively cures catarrh by removing the cause
of the disease2 If so ask your druggist for
25-cent bottle of Munyon's Catarrh Cure
and 25 cent bottle of Catarrh Tablets.
The catarTh cure will eradicate the dis
ease from the system and the tablets
will cleanse and heal the afflicted parts
and restore them TO natural and health
ful condition.
Munyon's Liver Cure corrects headache,
biliousness, laundice constipation and all
| liver diseases.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
and breaks up a cold in few hours.
| Munyon' Cough Cure stops cough, night
sWeats, allays soreness and speedily heals
| the lungs.
| Munyon's Female Remedies are boon
| to all women.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
ache in three minutes.
| Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures
all forms of piles.
Munyon's Asthma Cure and Herbs are
/ guaranteed to relieve asthma in three
minutes and cure in five days. Price, so
| cents each.
munyon's bIood cure eradlcates al I'M
purities from the blood.
Munyon's Vitalizer ipparts new life, re-
stores lost powers to weak and debilitated
men. Price 81.
| Munyon's Homeopathic Remedy Com
pany, 1905 Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa,
| puts up specifics for nearly every disease,
mostly ior Is cents bottle.
| All communications addressed to
Munyon's representative at the Mans
| field, Post street, San Francisco, Cal.s
viii meet with prompt attention.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

All communications addressed to
Munyon's representative at the Mans
field, Post street, San Francisco, Cal.s
Will meet with prompt attention,
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

There are not words enough In the Eng
lish vocabulary by which you could so thor
oughly express the confidence of the public
in Munyon's new method Of treating dis
ease as the above true record of the sales
during the past eleven days.
Eleven days ago he gave away 20, 600 bot
ties of his remedies, absolutely free, and
since that time has sold A, ,270 walls Had
not eight-tenths of the people purchasing
received benefits from the same the sale
would have decreased so rapidly that by
this time the cures could not be found in
any frst-class drugstore, and this system of
treating disease have been declared a fail
ure. What different state OF things ex-
lists to-day. There is not reputable phar-
maeist in the city that does not carry line
of Munyon's remedies. The sale is increas-
ing every day, as your druggist will tell
you. Why? Because Munyon's Remedies
Cure Disease. The public see it, hear it
and know it. If you yet continue to take
the nauseating doses of poisonous drugs,
and pay the physician for no relief, in the
face of such facts as these, you deserve to
suffer for your stubbornness, and be
laughed at by your healthy neighbor, who
has been cured by these harmless little pei
lets for 25 cents.
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Citizens Of San Francisco Show
Faith in Munyon's Remedies
by Purchasing 41,27O Bot
Ties Of Ills Cures in Eleven
Days.
Unparalleled in the His
tory Of Medicine,

- #CAUTION.-The Munyon II. ii. r.
Company respectfully inform the
citizens of California to BEWARE of the
unscrupul Gus druggist who for the sake
of observation-disclosures Will attempt to
belittle Munyon's remedies and offer a
SUBSTITUTE in place. Ask for Mum
yon's remedies and take no other, as
every REPUTABLE druggist carries
them in stock.
The herald., 1895-01-09
A RADICAL" REPORT.

Professor P. w. Search, recently
elected superintendent of the schools of
this city, has presented for the consid-
GRAFTON OF the city council and board OF
education report OF the condition of
the city'a schools, with recommends
tons.
Professor Search is free to admit that
come OF his recommendations may APP
pear radical. and it ia probable that the
members OF the two bodies to whom
they are addressed will be just as frea to
agree with him in this particular.
AT the same time the officials whose
duty it will be to consder them and act
upon them should understand that they
are eimply recon- lamentations and that
they ere presented by gentleman who
hos made life utudy OF school work ;
gentlemen who has travelled and OBJ
served, who has built up tho school sys-
tems oil other cities, and who can possi-
bly, have no motive for his acts save the
good OF the schools Of this city.
In this connection an extract from his
report will not be emiss:
The city of Los Angeles is probably the mos t
prosperous c in the United States at the
prcseuttime. This being the case, but with 4
established record in school circles for meager
educational provision, propose to take the
nnsitinn that thara mnst ha sama wav of maat-
The herald., 1895-01-09
to urge.

JAMES SCHANLER, discussing needed
Improvements in our presidential elec-
ton system says that the present basis
for an electoral proportion by states has
it's merits, and need not be exchanged
for . numerical poll of the whole union
but, in either case. we should sweep out,
once for all, this dangerous and super
huous electoral college, and set each
state TO dsvoting the month which fol-
lows the November vote to its own off,
cial registry of state reoults. We should
abolish the present intervention of a
house Of representatives. or,reducs it to
the remote contingency of tie bstwesn
elections, to the rule that popular plu-
Yaiity ahall elect, ONCE and for all. The
house OF representatives and the con-
arees, to revise results and formally an
nounce the choice. should bs the incom-
ing and newly chosen, and not the
outgoing one and all concarting oppor-
tunity for mischief between congress
and an administration already delegated
to retiremsnt--all ouch opportunity 40
embarrassed and pnrnlyz'd the country
10 greatly in 1860 ;fnot in ls76-ah0nld be
reduced to minimum. With a inonth
gained by the abolition of electoral coll
leges, it would not ba difficult Tor 8
newly chosen cnngtase 70 entar upon Its
functions at New Near's; and Tor the
new executive III alternate congresses
to be installed than or 30 IA after. ioi-
lowing the coming example Ut the states
An adj)urnmont ~ congress, long
enough 10 give n ne% yrasidsni time 10
make no HE adn,iristrasion aId ior'nu-
ats a policy. ms: nt perhaps TO pro-
vided; bu. TIE Uaited States 10 scafes'y
Is representative goyefniAshi - uli' u
public agents alsatei 70 raaes exisiinG
conditions Inuai invaTla,iy bsSia taelr
work under lAtor ooea, At the cnme time
that they are liable to stand long III tho
wav after they have been SUPERSEDED.
The herald., 1895-01-09

1t Is stated that the r iiroad company has
given orders for the completion OF the south
ern coast road from Guadalupe, San Luis
Obispo county, to Emwood Santa rbara
county. and that it will be completed by July
list. When thi has been done there will be a
continuous line of road down the coast from
San Franciso to Los Angeles. This road will
connect with the southern Pacific at Los An
geles 1t is stated that, when the road is fin
ished the overland train will be taken off the
road in the Il joaquin valley and run over
the coast road. Then the service over the
former will be only such us viii accommodate
the local travel ana traffic. This would be Il
severe blow 10 the valley and a terrible re-
venge for the attempt to build a competing
road. 1t would show too, that the Southern
Pacific has 10 fear that such ROAD will be
huilt
The herald., 1895-01-09

kind are usually allowed to 90 by de-
fault whom there is but one aspirant for
each place. But in cases like this, when
such exceptionally good nominations
are made, every member should turn
out and vote for the nominees out oil
compliment, even though only few
votes are needed to accom- plish their
election.
Denomination OF Mr.. Patterson for
president to succeed Daniel Freeman. in
view OF the latter gsatleman's declina-
ton to stand for reelection, is
deserved compliment. No man stands
higher in the business community than
w. G. Patterson. He has acceptably
served the board OF trade in the capacity
OF presiding officer; he has hsld other
positions OF trust and honor, always with
credit to himself and benefit to the COM
munity, and he 10 withal gentleman OF
culture and refinement, man OF pro-
Rressive ideas; live. energetic. digniied
and business-like just the type OF citi-
zen to be at the head of representative
business organization like the Los Ange-
les chamber of commerce.
True. the chamber has other good
material from which to select G presi-
dent, but Mf. Patterson having re-
ceived the unanimous nomination for
he Office at the hands of the nominating
committee and in open caucus, should
have tine endorsements of all the MEM
hers ct the reg ular election, for in honor
ing him they will but honor themselves.
The came commentator may apply
who are ell men of high standing in the
business community and deserve
rousing vote of confidence.
The herald., 1895-01-09
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ELEC-
TION.

The mem bers OF that useful organiza-
ton, the chamber Of commerce, 10
geles but of Southern California gener-
ally take much pride, will elect officers
today for the ensuing year. So far as
has been learned there is no aspirant for
the presidency except w. Q. Patterson,
.hs regular caucus nominee. In fact no
Opposition has mate,islizsd to any name
on tho regular caucus ticket.
Electionn in nr0anizatinn. nj this
The herald., 1895-01-09

ing our necessary expenditures without resort
to parsimonious practice.
He is speaking In this instance of the
need of raising money to cave the city
credit on account of expenses already in
eurFed, but the remark, without resort
to psraimonous practice, might be ape
Piled ss we'll to the question OF regulate
ing the condition of the school system in
ita entirety.
The herald., 1895-01-09
THE PASSING THRCNG.

= g. por,oraino is II,
.,a;s r,,ns3 Of tl,o Nsdeau.
NV WY ,,o,,,oarv NJ sor
loan G. Tefry OF the Loan
FRANCISCO Is s'oPpins az '4'o
Mr. W. U. fa'terSo,' "''ito a. ,t
ma poSeu' Veh'u'eu Up ''"'
tend 10 pressing JUSTICES
Inc behe'ue .,a o,,,oon,o,,. a.
opened yesterday uhuer ."o
Gilbert Dohps, Win soou'' -
on the register
At a regular meeting OF FL Nluo HSpahot
held January Attn Iro'' An'onlo Nuses was
unanimously ciectco the nrs' no"oi"'s "is''"
Der e the CLUB.
J. J. Bremen, manager ior oetsoi NooP1i -
Co = great dry oodS nni no.ion n'uSe III
Chicago, is visiting souther' N"i'i i''. ~ 81"
erai and the Westminster ho'e' Il" pa''ieui"r'
0. Il. Bassett al extensive lumber merchant
of Ell Paso. Tex. is guest OF 'ne 'ioi'oiioees'
Mr. Bassett has large amen IN 9ou''ern Val :
ifornia and Is highly e'a'e" Vet sho fece''
rains and prospects Tor Goou crops
AT DEL CORONADO
Horseback riding is becoming very popular
among the guests at Del Coronado.
pp Hale of the firm OF nac Eros, San
pra,oisc, is at the Coro ado with his bride.
,o,,, NJ Durand. ir., of Denver. who WIS a
rvostat Del coronado last season has returned
shr another visit.
The herald., 1895-01-09

Porterville Enterprise.

PorterviIIe Enterpriso
Fresno has presented its ultimatum to the
San Francisco board of trade for II competing
road, and if no help 10 received from til at
sou ce negotiations win proceed with Los An
geies for the same purpose; but il tbs probable
that os Angeles will exnect tho support OF
Fresno and other counties south on tho sub
ject OF state division. Well, we should help
those who help us. Geographically we be-
long to the north but in innate, productions
and all industries we belong to the south.
Now let San francisco and Los Angeles fight
for the wealth and support the San Joaquin
valley.
The herald., 1895-01-09
The last few DAYS OF Governor Mark

The last few days OF Governor Mark
hams reign are full Of trouble. The
appointment OF "Mose" Gunst, the noe
torious sporting man of San Francisco,
to place on one OF the most powerful
commissions in the Bay city has called
down storm OF indignant protest. from
all classes. That is not all. Tho agent
of q murderer who sought Communication
Of sentence or pardon. openly charged
that the petition was not granted be-
cause his client had no golden" reasons
IN urua
The herald., 1895-01-09
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The herald., 1895-01-09

THE proceedings of the city council OF
Pasadena in relation to the proposed
franchise to the Southern Pacific Rail-
road corporation of Kentucky are to be
reviewed by competent court. This
review will determine WHISTLER the Ken
tucky corporation owns Pasadena or
whether the people are still is posaes-
sion. THE HERALD is of opinion that
Pasadena is still free city.
The herald., 1895-01-09

s MOueStO bunner.
The New Years number of the Los Angeles
HERALnis most creditable paper 1t consists
OF % pages, each page filled with useful and
instructive information concerning Southern
Cal fofnia, The 'ime md labor spent in gath
ering and writing up this matter was no
small task, and the expense attached must
have been considerable. The HERALD Pub
fishing ampany haze reason, to feel proud of
this feat is journalism, and it is to be hoped
that the people OF that section appreciate their
efforts.
The herald., 1895-01-09

-Any person acho cannot buy The Herald
at ne,rsstands in the city or in its suburbs
or ON railroad trains. or at anyplace sUhere
Los Angeles paper should be sold. aDiN
obIige us By reporting The fact to the Her.
aid office. Los angeles.
The herald., 1895-01-09

The wild man of Sonoms county, q
be-whiskered and long-haired person,
who from time immsmorial has lived a
hermit in the foothills near Santa Rosa,
has come out Of seclusion and arrived il
Sacramento. He announces that he has
senatorial candidate. This is prob
ably the dark horse referred to by cor
respondents several days ago.
The herald., 1895-01-09

HAPPY Day; Oh, Happy Day." is the
refrain of the San Francisco masher and
street static now that "Mose" is police
commissioner. The "copper"" on the
beat will wink twice before hs disturbs
these nocial parasites.
The herald., 1895-01-09

THAT antquated Kentucky soldier and
General Csseuis M. Clay.
who recently welded q child. reversed
the usual order of things. Heretofore
the custom in the bluegrass country
has been to educate the girl fret and
then marry her. Clay welded first and
has now secured q governess to train his
baby spouse in the WAYS of the world.
The herald., 1895-01-09


manufaeturin interests in Erie and Is also an
e-."'0is' Nv "iSeiSiue'
iona 10 Deer, The snn Francisco lrmbar
meTona"t' Sceoinp uled by Miss Bertha Dol
S.. -4l9s =, Nat'oh ana NJ las T. NJ rren,
P"sihS one OIL MS frequent ysis to the hotel.
MISS Doioeef is aeeful horsewoman, and
e"I"SS 'He raooit eheses
Tom Hi, the famous scenic artist, and Mrs.
W1lletta smith Hill, have heea guests at tire
hotel ior several we ks. Mr. Hin IS always
welcome visitor at Coronado, where he has
iaa"y inehds'
y. A. Munger of Chicago who spent last
season at thehotel, is here again. Mr. Munger
Is the owner OF the Temple block in Chicago
ana has other interests there Mr. Mnp.er's
name is a household word Il Chicago, from the
laet that lie established one OF the first ard
iars st OF the big laundry institutions there.
General Manager X NJ Wnde of The eonther,
California railroad snont SUNDAY win his
family at the hotel. where his f.mily ore
spending the winter moutbs bpviu, rIasad
Casa Abara their Coronado residence for inc
Sc son.
Christian Gross p,;,os,,a,.,. ..., ~.
who has bscn Se .,,.t ~ Ia Ia, 'a, 10y
several weeks hss 1onsa5 t'a ps.,,,,I,'t n.,
Mr. ,;ros, - W ~ "iti "i'4te' iiSl''
Miss Gross snd osi',. w 10 n'e.,
will ioin tI,on, ,.,t a., a. '''s VI MS i"iHi'S
EMO MouNrAiN GUESf&
N'So WIZ h"Ve Travelled most and seen
l"o9' "te usu"HE the most apPreeialive visit
centy rade %'"e, '."re'eq ies VINO re.
the bride road. qhey were Mrs. ", son Of
The herald., 1895-01-09

Statistics Of railway construction in 1894 in
the United Sta es show that it was bad year
for the builders slhe1 total cnileage OF track
laid in the country WIS 10 81 ID, California
only built ~. 20 miles during the year About
81, f62, S2oia miles OF railroad track however,
were very successfully laid i'll this state on
papc The competing line i'll the San Joa'
gum valley was butt ana rebuilt in this man
uer several times
The herald., 1895-01-09

A BANQUET In one branch OF the Astor
family and funeral in another may
sound little homogeneous, but then
anything is liable to happen in the fam
lilies OF New York's 400.
The herald., 1895-01-09

Los ANuEIas cGl Jan > SO.
'THESE AhE Tue >&AEs Of eh;i-l knE
Home since the lust Gmareily hhie" on:
Half orphans gislS-- Est, .4uhier % Miiio
Holder, 81 ise!ie Mcpa.Yla, -. 4.gnfA ilrey'
fus =. heftha Eucncr, - May i.ro croft !.
Matte Hroihcrtui, u, l. II" Kent ny
REID 3; kosa LrAini,. 5, ,Ao'M uh'nNt II
Adallna iukini .; OH Abhott - Nahe!
Harri gon, 4; Edith Cossroge. y, Ma Ell
shaft + 4: Neld Hare, Il; rGifn NHnTie
BoyS--james Mcswhn. 10, oA sc NAtii' :
Claude Cunniuah IN s: George NNlnngilnM,
.; clarence " iselnail. >; lie.i ANcrli'
Toofil Cnselot, y; 10y Staa .; i.onrr % Nrl
Castillo. 81 Annuei del castillo, r""etis
Goons 3; Albeit tioto NJ, i.e Eldeli' Hel
Castillo, (; Dee Holder, L. m"Thsi 'tehr%
Reid, o, Philip heia, ). Hen : uu' iinrTy
Brooks, -; Ray Harrington II ,non'hs' irh-
est seigholl, 10: henry seighog 2; e Tres
Bardogo D; Joe l5urduso, =; Arieur iiaii ~.
&; Arthur os1sove, r; Mar Il .oisseyNtysi
Edward Bosev ii, q: !acs shaffer .; i.esp
Shaffer, .. 7nf
NOE orphans, girls--Fiora Anderson Az
Boys-Adoli pomeroy. 49, .ohn HoMc'oy.F;
Fay Pomeroy, d.
Ia Chairman Admission Coa.li.tee
The herald., 1895-01-09

WILL the Sacramento Bee have reason
10 cry out again. in agony OF soul and
tribulation of spirit. THANK God They
1ave adjourned"?
The herald., 1895-01-09

THIS time it occurred at Rio de
Janeiro, but it is the old story of an
over-crowded and worn-out steamboat.
One hundred and twenty lives were lost.
The herald., 1895-01-09

IT DID not need the opinion of Attor-
asy-General Hart to convince the people
that Jsmes II. Bndd had been elected
and Will be inaugr rated as governor.
The herald., 1895-01-09

Editor ]. P. Baumgartner of the Riverside
Reflex was in town today. He is enthusiasts
over the prospects OF the oranges from his as
trict this year.
"Our people are patting themselves on the
back he said. "Oranges fee on oo@ra
$3.50, with more orders than we can MI.
Think OF that. The crop is a wee shy, but The
market is firm, firm-thats the thing. River
side oranges will hold their own sgainst the
world this year"