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THIRD DISTRICT.

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wa" "uN"o' III w" court oI 'iNh 'ppe"lS
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STRAWBERRY SHIPMENTS

Alvin Texas, March 3.-over 200 crates
OF a'rawherries were shipped yesterday
me output is rapidly Increasing.
NJ; r. Fowler and wife have onsned
w IN business in the opera bousa MI,
VIII, WIN stock of boots and shoes and mini
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A PRO VICTORY.

Lesgett. Texas, March BIN the prohl-
hilton election OF this precinct today the
pros' had rousing victory. The vote
stands: For prohibition i42 against pro-
hlbiuon y, making II majority OF 100 Tor
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THE FIRE RECORD.
BARN AND Hay.

Hallettsville, Texas, March "A large
barn belonging to Barney Brown, six miles
from here, burned last night. together
win lNo1 bales OF hay and other valuable
articles. The loss viii aggregate sl00l
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GOOD TEMPERANCE WORK.

Roevlre Texas, March S-Captain "
c. Dutton. tho temperance lecturer, is
stnl with us and says he win continue
his lectures any way until Friday evening
next. From moderate sized audience 10
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RICHMOND Nnrrs

fNchmond' Texas March s.-The Brazos
continues 1 to fan rapidly.
The Hotel Veranda VIM bo o,>..,..,
rev days by Z. d Beu Pe"eu IN
M ."'s' Norr'Ean is reported as being very
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KAUFMAN DEMOCRArs.

Terrell Texas, March 3-The democratic
executive committee for kaufman county
convened in kuufmal and arranged FOR
primaries on June In fun accord with
the State executive committee.
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DAMAGE BY FLOOD

Boston, Mass, March 1--WE
siding of waters which. duas
night, Monday and Tuesday oss! y.
"a great part of New Enga
loss sustaired are coming u Y, a I,
those received 1t Is appsl,sah,. !,
total loss in this section VIII w
ably more than s2,coO'eW. If
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JOINT CoRN RArr

aS,'n, Texas March 4.-The railroad
~ 'a'' ,n,i today authorized the adoption
on or Joint rate OF II IL cents ner 100 nou,as
Lard" from Texas Midland points 10
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LAVACA COUNTY DrMocnArs

HaletsVille, Texas, March i.--'rhe dem
ocrauc executive committee OF Lavaca
county has decided to meet next month
and nominate county ticket and the
committees action Is eroatinA much com
mcnt.
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MONEY Is pLNNrIruL

Austin. Texas March 4.-The coiorod
brother Is strictly In it here tonight Hc
Is drinking vine rafting money IN all
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r. c. HUNTER AssIcNe

iOr' I.avaca, Texas, March 4-R @
er eait,r has assigned for the benent =,
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LOST-At the Auditorium hi ?
pocketbook with railroad NH
sum of money; return pciss3
passes to James Lawlor e,d 4,
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A handsome complexion Is !, Va
greatest charms a woman, N
Po2zonis Complexion po"os.
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VIM. Stofney, colored, was shot by an
unknown person tonight. The bullet pene-
trated the bowels and the injured man
viii probably die The shooting occurred
about midnight. Particulars not obtain
able
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-16

HURON, S. D., Oct. 15.--In to-day
coursing J. B. Smiths Lightfoot of Min
neapolis beat Slocum & McCartney's Bed
of Stone il the third trial for the Waterloo
cup. n. P. Writings Roy Bester of Min
neapolis beat Robinson & Peyton's Sylvia
of st. Louis in the plate contest.
Tomorrow Lightfoot will run against
DR.. Coyne's Mona of Aberdeen and Royal
Buck will go with Melrose & Durhin's s
Frank Green OF HaTarden in the closing
cup contest.
In the unfinished first round King of
the Hills, Chicago, beat Wayfarer, San
Francisco; St. Clair, Chicago, beat Pre-
tender, st. Louis; Fanny Elkton, s. D.,
ran bye; Miss Muffett being Withdrawn.
In the second round OF the Waterloo
purse Dakota, St. Louis, beat Lady Aber-
deem II, Mitchell; Good Cheer, Chicago,
beat Gyp, Elkton. S. D.; Snow Bird,
Mitchell, beat King of the Hills, Chicago
st. Clair, Chicago, beat Fanny, Elkton.
Last on the days card was the Water.
loo plate, for the eight grevhounds
beaten IN the round OF the cup. Roches-
ter (Minn. teat Sylvia tSt. Louis), Mercy
May (Huron) beat Mana (Redteld, S.
Dak.), Pat Malone Gable, Ill.) beat
Robert LIE Diable (Chicago), Sir Hugo
(Huron) beat Mulki-k (Hawarden, Iowa).
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ACTOR CURTIS AGAIN IN COURT.
With His Wife He Is Accused of Havnq
Made False Representations in
Trading Property.

NEW YORK, N. Y. Oct. 15.-M. B.
Curtis, the actor, and his wife were before
Justice Andrews in the Supreme Court to-
day as defendants in suit brought by
George and Minnie Daiker. Curtis is sued
under the name of Strelinger, which is
said TO be his proper name.
The plaintiffs asserted that Curtis in
duced them to exchange property at Sew
enty-frst street and st. Nicholas avenue
for ranch and several lots at Peralta
Park, Cal.
Curtis, they stated in evidence, told them
that the ranch was worth about SAC, 900 and
yielded an income of $4,000 year, that
the lots were worth $4,000, and made other
REPRESENTATIONS: all of which they have
since discovered 10 be false. The lots were
IN swamp and were not laid out.
In defense Mrs. NJ. b. Curtis testified
that the lots were valuable. She said that
the streets had been laid out, graded and
macadam lied. and she had sold mum Der
of the lots Tor $500 each and one for $1,000.
Justice Andrews denied motion to dis
niiss the complaint and the case was ad-
journed until to- morrow.
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T;l,man Sneak. at Salem.

SALEM. Or, Oct. 15.-United States
Senator Ben A. Tiilman spoke here to-
night at the Second Regim mt armory to
1000 people. His audience was about
equally divided between Democrats, Pop
ulists, Republicans and ladies.
The address was appreciated more from
the celebrity of the speaker than from any
potency of logic or vote-winning peculiari-
ties. He was exactly twenty-four hours
ahead of the time set by the silver COM
mittee and his unexpected arrival set
them all agog with confusion.
However, he made good impression by
the moderateness of his address. which
was disappointment 10 many who
anticipated something sensational. He
has an itinerary involving ten more
speeches in this State and leaves for the
Iowa and Michigan campaign-field on
Friday, the 23d inst. He was preceded on
the rostrum by NJ. a. Hurley OF San Fran
cisco.
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CYCLED To OMAHA
FROM SAN DIEGO
w. C. Murdoch Makes the
1900 Miles in Thirty
Three Days.
Twice Punctured His Wheel and
Is Held Up by Two
Tramps.
RUNS OVER A RATTLEsNAKE.
Sleeps Out, Hungry. With Money in
His Pocket, and Takes Innu.
merable Headers.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Oct. 15-M. c. Muir
dock, young lather living in this city,
returned tonight from Omaha. He went
there from San Diego on his wheel, leav-
ing here June % at A. NJ. and arriving at
Omaha on July 80 at 6 P. NJ. making 22OO
miles by wheel in the thirty three days.
II went via San Francisco, Oakland,
Sacramento, Ogden and Cheyenne" said
Murdoch last night. Except for the dis
tance between Green River and Cheyenne,
Wyoming, / made the entire distance by
wheel. 1t was a great experience.
punctured my wheel twice, was held
up by a tramp, rode over a rattle
snake, went through two transforms, Slept
out hungry with money in my pocket,
took innumerable headers, and had an
experience with pair of as gentlemanly
horsethieves as ever cut throat. Moth
ing happened in California except the
first puncture / left here with whole
lot of truck, extra clothing, sponge,
towels, etc. BY the time / had reached
Sacramento shed them and took every
thing off down to my sweater, knickers
and helmet. l even took the name-plaro
off the wheel. SO as to get down to march
lU2 OIutI. iOhOnCu tuc OHlOH dCllC
wherever practicable, riding on the track.
'It was in the snowsheds near Cisco on
July that was held up. A tramp came
at me with a club and demanded $5, but
I got my gun out and he tried to turn it
off as joke. Out on the Nevada deserts
| often went hungry and had to sleep un-
der the dense foliage of telegraph poles
Between Reno and Wadsworth 1 went on
to the country road and 1t began to rain.
Nv tire was punctured again and I was in
a bad fix all aronnd. There was little
house half a mile off tie road, and l went
there to get shelter ana fire to fix my tire.
s.A man came to the door bristling with
guns. He had TWO revolvers on and
Winchester in his hand. He greeted me
cordially enough, and / went inside.
Then another young fellow came in
through side door. and he was armed
the same way-two reyovers and rife.
On the table was another rife, and there
were guns and knives scattered about.
They treated me well, and l STAYED all
night. They told me they killed wild
horses for their hides. One OF the fellows
said: Occasionally there is a branded
horse among the others. and of course we
don't know it when we shoot. After it is
killed it might as we'll be skinned, but if
the owner caught us at it there would be
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as TO whether the Examiner will allow
the team one or. two meals day while IN
San Francisco.
coURsING At SACRAMENTO.
Preparations for the Largest Meet Erer
Held in the State.

Preparation for. the Largest Meet Erer
Held in the State.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, October 15.-The
opening meet of the Sacramento Coursing
Park Association which takes place in this
city on Sunday, October Is, viii be the
largest coursing meet ever held in this To-
cality, and some of the speediest and best
strains of dogs in the State are numbered
in the list of entries.
San Francisco will be represented by
twelve entries and Mr.. Cumming, who
represents that locality, reports the ground
as smooth as velvet and the hares strong
and speedy. The following is the list OF
dogs entered as drawn this evening:
]. Leggerson's white dog White Chief vs..
Groin and McDonald's white dog Lissak W.
McGuire's black dog Spider vs.. NJ. TraynoE' S
white and black bi .ch Valley Maid, Snowflake
stables white and brndle bitch Sc DOL Girl VS..
NethercoIt Bros brindle bitch Forest Queen,
4. Farrelrs blue and white dog Defender VS..
Larken and Delano's fawn bitch Fannie,
Nethercott Bros white bith Little Wonder vs..
J. Hosting's blue dog Bill Nye, j..
F. Grace's black and white dog Said
Pasha VS.. w. II. Devines brindle dog
BelIringer VS.. L. McMahon's black bitch Lily
OF the West; NJ. TraynoI's fawn dog Whip VS..
J. Rogers white and brindIe dog Sly Boy /;
Cronin & McDonald's white and brindle dog
and white dog Magnet; NJ. II. Sheehan's
fawn dog Dynamite VS.. Central stables
yellow and white bitch Village Girl; J. H.
Rosseter's white and black bitch Venture VS..
J. Sexsmith's white and fawn dog Mission Boy;
J. p Dalton's red and white dog Gold King VS..
r. B. HalPs fawn dog First Chance; R. B. Halls
fawn dog Sunrise VS.. 7. McMahon's black dog
Care; Ryan and Ryan's black and white dog
Peter Maher VS.. F. A. Renwick's white bach
Snowdrift; J. Stouts brindle bitch
Sweet Maria VS.. G. J. Hanahan's white
aud brindle dop Pluto. Ed WelSh'c
white and brindle dog Paderewski
VS.. P. w. Sheehan's fawn and white dog
Banjo; Devine & Tevhn's black and white dog
dog Muldoon; Ryan & Ryan's fawn dog
E. v D. VS.. P. W. Sheehan's white and brindle
bitch EvaS
The list of rrizes is as follows: First
500, second $50, third $25 fourth and
fifth $l2 80 each, the winners of two
courses to receive 81 so each.
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ENDS HIS LIFE
AT Los ANGELES
Moritz Rosenberg Sends a
Bullet Through His
Brain.
Well Known in San Francisco,
Where He Has a Mar.
ried Daughter.
BRooDED OVER DULL TIMES,
But Is Insured in Several Companies
and Leaves Quite Snug
Estate.
BRooDED OVER DULL TIMES,
Los ANGELES OFFICE OF The CALL
328 SOUTH BROADWAY.

32S SOUTH BROADWAY,
Los ANGELES, CAL. Oct. Is.
Some time last night Mo1itz Rosenberg,
a Hungarian Jew, said to be we'll known
in business circles in San Francisco, where
he now has married daughter, and who
resided with his wife and two sons, Harry
and Louis, at 730 West Seventh street,
this city, quietly arose from the side of
his wife, dressed himself and walked back
into a small pantry opening upon the
dining-room, locked himself in and then,
lying down upon his left side on the floor,
held the revolver to his head and pulled
the trigger. The ball entered the right
temple and passed through the brain.
came out on the opposite side and buried
itself in the floor. His absence was un-
noticed until this morning, when his
wife awoke and gave the alarm. The.dead
mans son Harry instituted a search and,
finding the pantry locked, burst in the
door and discovered the body on the floor
bathed in blood.
Deceased removed to this city from San
Francisco about one year ago. He had
been jeweler and was possessed of con-
siderable means. Shortly after coming
here he engaged in the tailoring business
under the name of the Eagle Wooden
Mills. on South Broadway. Lack of ex-
perience and general business depression
caused him TO close out his interest. He
then opened a jewelry ttore at 3441S South
Spring street. IN which business he was
engaged up to the time of his death.
Business reyerses had preyed on his mind
and for the past week he had remained at
home, melancholy and depressed.
Ty xH.oa mn har rs tho A n
u. W., Montetiore Lodge, /. o. B. B., a
Knight of Honor and Magnolia Lodge, f.
and a. NJ. OF San Francisco, and carried
small amounts of insurance in several fra
ternal companies. In addition quite o
comfortable estate is left to the heirs.
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Los AAGhLEs Races.
Largest ARendGnce of the Week, bat an
Off Day for the FGrorites.

Largest AHendGnce of the Week, bat an
of Day for the Farorites.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Oct. 15.-The
largest crowd of the week attended the
races to-day. While all of the favorites
did not run under the wire first the vari-
Gus events were won with room to spare,
close finishes not being in order. There
were three running events. In the first,
five and half furlongs, Hueneme opened
as favorite in the betting at to 2, but
went back to to 1. "White Hat" Nc
Carthy's Bernardo was backed down from
6 to to 3 to l. Hueneme got away. took
and kept the lead, winning easily in :0Sk.
Bernardo started bleeding, and finished
out of the race.
Jim BoZeman proved a false favorite in
the Wile and sixteenth selling event He
opened at to 10, but managed TO secure
only third place, Rebellion at to WIN
ming with ease.
The Los Angeles Futurity proved an
easy mark for Grandezia at to l, who led
all the way, winning by half a dozen
lengths in 1:1534. Minta Owens, 7 10 1
shot, got he place and z F. liberallv
played at 3 to L, third. Santa Paula. the
Iavorite at to 5. was never II the race
Bastinia. the favorite in the 2:25 class
pace, failed to materialize, Juliet D having
it all her own way and winning in straight
heats with the utmost ease. Bastinia
ruined all of his chances by repeatedly
breaking.
Miss Jessie, the favorite in the srecial
trot for named horses, also won without
trouble. Conn, second choice, lost his feet
as usual at critical times and never fin
ished close to the winner
Hatton and Schmidt, winners of the
miic tandem bicycle race, captured the
event by half dozen lengths and were
out in the betting. Summaries:
Running for all ages, five and half fur
longs, purse $3.50 Hueneme won, Suwanee
second, Hallelujah third Time, :08%.
Running. selling for All ages, one and six
teenth miles, pure $400, Rebellion won,
Hacienda second, Jim Bozeman third. Time,
1:1S.
Running. Los Angeles Futurity sweepstake,
for two year-olds, six furlongs, Grandezia won,
Minta Owens second 2 third. Time, :I53I
special trot, best three i'll five, purse S400,
Miss Jessie won, Letter second, Conn third.
Best time, 2:l4.
Pacing. 2 % class, purse $500, Juliet D won,
May Nutford second, BaStinia third. Best
Mic tandem, bicycle, W H. Hatton and
Godfrey Schmidt wen, Charles Miller and
William Aldridge second, w. A. Taylor and
w. j. Hutton third. Time, 2:0CN.
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shooting match right there. So we carry

shooting match right there. So we carry
our guns ready for any emergency
when L offered to pay the next morn
Ing they would take nothing. Think OF
it. 1t was between Julesburg and Big
Springs, Nebr., that ran over the rattle
snake. He was lying right across the
road in the early morning and the air was
quite chilly. I was scorching along to
Keep warm, and was on the snake before I
knew it. could not stop. so just hoisted
my feet up to the handle-bars and let her
CO. / tell you my hair curled there for a
minute; but the snake was stretched ou.
stood the trip remarkably we'll, and be-
yond the two punctures and worn tires l
had no trouble
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Ne,,kirk indictments Sustained.

SEDALIA, Mo-, Oct. 15.-Judge w. w.
Wood yesterday overruled the motion to
quash the four indictments against Cyrus
Newkirk, president of the suspended First
National Bank, charged with having re-
ceived deposits when he knew the bank
to De in failing condition. The defend
ant, who is rs years of age, is quite i'll in
California. and his physicians say to
bring him here in Dece mber, the time
set for the trial. will result fatally. The
bank failed in May, 1894, with shortage
of $780, ,000 and the depositors have not
yet received dividend.
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NEV4DA BALL-PL sYEAs COMING.

"The Momnrch's'' Cheap arrangements
fo1. the CoDfort OF the Boys.
VIRGINIA CITY, NEv., Oct. 15.-The
Nevada Star Baseball Club left here this
evening TO play against the Alameda
Alerts in San Francisco. The munificent
Examiner did not provide the club with
enough tickets TO carry subs with them.
The Examiner also failed 10 provide the
club with berths in sIeeDng-car, and
they left town congratuating themselves
that they did not have to ride in cattle
car. Much speculation was INDUCED in
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Candidates Indorsed.

The Merchants Political Reform Club met
last evening at 40 Kearny street. The prin-
cipal matter of discussion was concerning the
Endorsement of local candidates, and the fol-
lowing were selected: Mayor, James I.
Dimond; Tax Collector, E. l. Sheehan Auditor,
Fleet F. Strother; Treasurer, A. G. Widber;
Superior Judge, Robert Ferral; Police Judge,
Charles T. Conlan; Supervisor Third Ward,
Captain P. NJ. Delaney; Assemblyman Forty
third District, Fred Lundquist; Congressman
Fourth District, Thomas B. O'Brien.
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Locomotive Engineer. and Fsrsmen.

OsAWATOMIE, KANs., Oct ia big
union meeting of the brotherhoods of Lo-
comotive Engineers and Locomotive Fire.
men and the orders of Railway Con-
ductors, Trainmen and Telegraphers con-
vened here to-day. But little business
was transacted. A public reception was
given to the visitors at the opera-house
this afternoon. business session will
be held tomorrow
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SnLn of BIooded .Horas..

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 15.-The ia
nous Glen Agnes stud, the property o.
the late Nicholas FINER. was sold at auc
tion to-day. Imp. Eothen, the sire of Re.
qultal, was sold to J. H. Linn of this city
for J. ]. Douglass, the lottery king, fol
$4,000 A sucking by imp. Eothen, oul
of imp. Maori, was bought by Milt Young
of Lexington for $1,000.
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Consuls Eecognised.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 15.-The
President to-day recognized Leon Guislain
as Consul of Belgium at San Francisco
AdoIfo Canal Consul of the United States
of Venezuela at San Francisco. and Jose
Maria Tinoco Consul of the Republic OF
Costa Rica in the United States to reside
at San Francisco
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The Campbell Club.

The James A. Campbell Social and Political
Club of the North End was organized last
evening at California Hail by the election of
the following officers: President, James Bur-
son; vice-nresident, Bert Cubett; secretary,
William Hennessy; treasurer, Thomas Will
liams sergeant-at-arms, r. j. Clark; executive
committee, William Gaffney, Charles L. Taylor,
William T. Sebelie, August Williams and
Charles Duffy. Forty-one charter members
signed the roll,
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-16
Release of lyman.

B0ULOGNE-SUR-MER. FRANCE, Oct.
l5-PatTick J. lyman, the alleged dyna-
miter, whose extradition to England was
refused by the French Government, was
released from prison this afternoon. 1t
is stated that for the present he will re-
main here.