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The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
SANTA C,.~s Senatorial Igtnht.

SANTA CRUZ. CAL, Sept. 25.-The Re-
publican Joint Senatorial Convention of
Santa Cruz and San Mateo counties will
meet here tomorrow at Odd Fellows
Hall. There will be strong fight, as at
present nine delegates are instructed for
Trout of Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz
County, and seven are pledged for Witter
of San Mateo County. The committee in
charge of the Senatorial fight announces
that Hon. James McLachliD and Colonel
Eddy will speak here on October 2.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
The First Screw ColIiar.

The old John Bowes, forever famous as
the first screw collier, and the pioneer OF
the new order of things in the coal trade.
has Just been sold to Dublin owner. The
John Bowes was built as far back as 1852,
and has not only the distinction OF being
the pioneer screw collier, but she was the
first vessel turned out of the noted Jarrow
shipyard by Sir Charles Mark Palmer, and
was, moreover, the first steamer fitted with
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
arrested for Hloh,vay Robbery.

SAN JOSE. CAL, Sept 25.-Augustine
Benyessa, young Mexican, has been ar
rested on charge of robbing James
Clark near Warm Springs last Saturday
night. Benyessa and a companion held
up Clark and relieved him of So 80. after
which they gave him brutal beating and
left him lying unconscious in the road.
Clark identified the defendant as one of
his assailants. He was arraigned before
Justice Dwyer ana his examination set for
October l. in default of $4,000 bail he was
remanded to the custody of the Sheriff.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
WOMEN RALLY AT TIsALIA.
Miss Anthony aud Mrs. Gait address
Large audience.

Large audience.
VISALIA, CAL, Sept. 25.-A large audi
ence Assem- bled in Armory Hall this even
ing to hear Miss Susan B. Anthony and
Mrs. Gait discuss the question of woman
suffrage. A charge of 10 cents was made
for admission, and before 8 o'clock every
seat in the large hall was occupied. The
officers of the Visalia Suffrage Club oecu-
pied seats on the platform.
Mrs. j. w. Merritt called the meeting to
order and introduced Miss Anthony, who
reviewed the long struggle of women to
secure their rights. She was frequen tly
interrupted by applause. Mrs. Gait made
strong plea for the ballot for women.
Tulare County is solid for the sixth
amendment. Every newspaper in the
county is advocating its adoption.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
CUBAN Fiyfbwster Held to Au.,c,r

NEW YORK, N. Y. Sept. 25.-General
Carlos Roloff, accused of aiding the fill
clustering expeditions to Cuba, and who,
according to the testimony of number OF
witnesses, was an active participant in the
steamship Laurada expedition last Au-
gust, was held by United States Commits
sioner Alexander in $2500 bail for the
Grand Jury this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
He Has Cured People
All Around You.
READ THIS LETTER,
San Francisco, CAL,

September 25, 1895.
|, Mrs. Agnes Feely, living at
Silver Heighths, San Francisco,
desire to say that 1 brought my
child, Agnes, aged II years, to
the Office of DR.. F. L. Sweany,
737 Market street, S. F., she
being afflicted with a malady of
the right eye. I had previously
taken her to our family doctor,
who said he was at a loss to saw
what the precise trouble was, or
how to remedy it. Doctor
Sweany at once stated my
child's case to be one of kera-
tits. My child was totally blind
in that eye at the first visit,
September Is, 1896. Now, on
September 25, she can see per-
fectly out of the eye. 1 heartily
appreciate the rapid cure of this
serious eye affection, great
matter for a child anxious to
pursue school studies, and |
have offered to testify this much
on behalf of kindness and skill
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Sweany.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
Bloeks b,.ra,s McKtn1su C1,ln.

BLOCKSBURG. CAL, Sept. 25-An en-
tnusiastic Republican meeting was held
on Wednesday and a Mckinley club
formed. 1t is composed of Leading men of
the community. The officers are: Presi-
dent J. 7. Hamman; vice-president,
Wright Curless; secretary, F. Hendrick-
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
MRS. PARkER,s PAST.
Posed as the Wido,c of q Man She Had
Never Married.

Posed as the Ridotc of Mon She Had
Nerer Married.
SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 25-Emma L.
Parker, the contestant of the will of George
Il. Parker, deceased, admitted on cross
examination to-day that she had never
been married to George L. Brown, the
widow of whom she claimed to be at the
time of her marriage to Edward Parker.
The witness was put through rigid cross
examination. She also admitted that a
picture she had shown to various persons
as that of George L. Brown, her deceased
husband, was not Browns picture, but
that of some one else. She had not heard
of Brown since 1871. Mrs. Parker's past
life was delved into and she became rather
weary on the stand
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
RunatUay Bovs Capt,.red.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 25.-James Cron-
ley, F. Figoni and George Denning, run
away boys from San Francisco, were ar
rested by the police in Chinatown this
morning. The boys are about IA years of
age. They say they left their homes in
search of work at picking grapes The
San Francisco police have been notified of
their arrest.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
San Bernardtno Contention.

SAN BERNARDINO, CAL. Sept. 25.-
The Republican County Convention nomi-
mated Captain T. H. Golf for Assembly
man by acclamation and Frank F. Oster
for Superior Judge on the eighth ballot.
There were five candidates for Judge and
the combat from beginning to finish was
spirited, but good natured and harmo-
NOUS. The resolutions indorse the Ma
tional candidates and platform, woman
suffrage, and instruct Assembly nominees
to vote for Senator Perkins.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
FUSION F-AILs AT FAIL CITY. +:
democrats Reftsse to Hid the WhSte- Gator
Sendf0rfaI Scheme

W. 70 UItttC.
Senatorial Scheme.
hEDDlNG, CAL, Sept. 25.-The Demo
cratic Joint Assembly Convention of
Moooc and Shasta counties, which ended
It's duties at o'clock this morning after a
stormy nights session, concluded its
laoors at Fall City by nominating for
Assemblyman in this district Jewett
scranton of Shasta. A fight ensued as to
whether straight-out Democrat would
De nominated or Populist indorsed. The
stralght-out Democrats finally achieved a
victory, and Scranton received the nomi.
nation. The majority of the Populists
and all of the Democrats will support
Scranton. The Populist convention,
which meets on the 2Sth, may place
another man in the field.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
moNrEREY COUNTY POLITICS.
Proposea Attempt to Pledge RepresentG-
tires to Free Coinage.

tires to Free Coinage.
PACIFIC GROVE, CAL, Sept. 25.-
Probably the hottest fight in any conVen-
ton ever held in the history of Monterey
County will be on tomorrow in Salinas.
the county seat, at the Republican County
Convention. A few days ago w. A. Kear-
new of the First Ward in Salinas got him.
self and friends elected delegates, defeat
ing the regular ticket. It was great
surprise to all that he should desire a seat
in the convention after announcing him
self as a independent candidate for joint
Senator, but il now turns out that he will
try to introduce resolution that, If car
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
bishop Hargrove at Santa Rosa.

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Sept. 25.-Bishop
Robert K. Hargrove of Nashville, Tenn.
bishop OF the Pacific Conference of the M.
e. Church South and president of the
Vanderbilt University at Nashville. is
visiting IN Santa Rosa. To-day he de-
livered an eloquent address to the students
and friends OF the Pacific Methodist Col
lege. Bishop Hargrove will remain here
for several davs.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
Poisoned bx SMOKING.

Professor Doremus of New York says that
one dark cigar contains enough nicotine to
kill two full-grown men. 1t is the smoking os
strong cigars which causes your many all
ments. Hali-Mlllion Club mild cigars-a name
easy to remember and your dealer has them
for sale. HalfMillion Club.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
Oranges Equal Suffrage Debate.

ORANGE, CAL, Sept. 25.-A meeting in
the interest of woman's suffrage was held
in the Christian church last evening. A.
Meacham of Orange addressed the meet
ing against the eleventh amendment and
Mrs. c. A. Park, also of Orange, argued
for it. The women of Orange County are
taking a deep interest in this matter.
They have eight political equality clubs, a
county organization and are receiving aid
and encouragement from other sources.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
Darisv4lle Rurolar Conrt-t.d

WOODLAND, CAL, Sept. 25-The jury
in the case of the People vs.. Joe sprout,
charged with looting railroad-car at
Davisville in July, brought in verdict of
guilty last night. Sprout will be SEN
fenced on Monday. The prisoner has
served two terms in the State prison and
was arrested once on charge of murder.
but was released on habeas corpus pro-
ceedings
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26

tee was appointed, consisting of DIR. 81. P.
Stipp, Mrs. NJ. Addison, T. B. Collier, w.
P. Fassett. 7. Beck. A. j. Steiner and
Isaac McGrew. This committee was au-
thorized to fill all vacancies on the ticket.
A mass-meeting was held tonight on
Main street. Frank E. Coulter delivered
a very interesting address. He is a fluent
speaker.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
RUms ENEMIEs IN xo1o.
Prohibtti0nists Nominate a Count
Ticket at Woodland

PTohibttionists Nominate Countv
Ticket at Woodland.
WOODLAND. CAL, Sept. 25.-The Pro.
hibition County Convention assembled in
this city to-day. State Committeeman
Frank e. Coulter called the meeting to
order. Judge William Sims of Winters
was elected chairman and Chester Hem
mingway secretary. The nominations
made were: Assemblyman, T. H. Finley
of Winters: Supervisor Fifth District.
Isaac McGrew of Guinda; Fourth District.
J. G. Cunningham. The First District
was passed. A County Central Commit
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
Woodland Foresters, Dsreoo,...

WOODLAND, CAL, Sept. 25.-At meet
ing of Court Yolo, Independent Order of
Foresters, last night. f. P. McGriff and
M. A. Nurse were elected delegates to the
High Court of the independent Order of
Foresters at San Jose October Il
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
s;lr.,. s,eeches at E,.rsea.

EUREKA, CAL, Sept. 25.-W. w. Foote
and Alexander Vogelsang, the well-known
Democratic speakers, addressed large
audience at the silver rally held at
Armory Hall this evening.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
Paso Robes.

Winter reductions to $40, $12 so and S15
per week having been made at the hotel. and
the new and comfortable bathhouse at the
mud springs being now in use, inyalids and
tourists will find Psso Robles very desirable
winter resort
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
MRS. AGGIE FEELY,
Silver Heights, City.

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fee. NOTICING names or
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All dealings and correspondence
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The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
Waoes Paid at Mare Islana.

VALLEJO, CAL, Sept. 25.-The sum of
SAC, 600 was paid this noon to employees at
the navy-ysrd for the last two weeks
labor.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
TWO MISSION COTTAGEe

southeast line Of Arlington street. 413 feet soutt
west Of Roanoke, 379 and 38l ARLINGTON street
Two pretty bay-window cottages of rooms and
from San Francisco and San Mateo eIectric road :.
rents rents $4O each; will be solo singly; lots 25xe5
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
RICHMOND CORNEp1

tteth avenue. - 'eH-
large, nne business corner with small building
containing store and rooms; Sutro Electric and
Cafornia-street cars; large corner lot 29xI2O feet
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
MISSION HEIGHTs-COTTAGE.

West line mo. 164) of Clara avenue, ies feet
north OF Eighteenth street, near Douglass
Pretty cottage Of rooms and bath. streat
severed, graded and macadamized; cement waItc
ana an lIon ienclng; Eighteenth electric-cars
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26
TUESDAY. .....SEPTEMBER 90. 1895.
AT IL o'clock noon,
AL OUR SALESROOH, 6SS MARKET ST.
BUSINESS PROPER FIFTH AVN
SHIPLEY STREETS

southwest corner OF Fifth and ShipIey streets
'FRONT.' building on Fifth street. store and rooms.
rear building on Shipley street. 2 French flats: fnii
renIs 500; streets in btuminous rock and cen,ant
walk on Fifth street; Fift rect car and Nfarst
street linei corner lot. 25x75
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-26

FELL ST.-IMPKOVED PROPERTY.
81 :6 west of Octavia ~ - A S'hee'
improvements fats of and 5 rooms and
Dath; also on Linden avenue 'front.' 4 flats OF q
L9os each ulI income $53; Fell street and walk
oitumlnlzed; Linden avenue in basait block !:
nay es-sreet caole; large Io1 25xl2O feet through
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09
A QUESTION OF PRloRITrES.
""'oer~ OF Different Mortgages on the
Nanle fronerfy In Iifirnfinn

shanza Schwahachsr filed answers yes-
10y y Two cases in the superior court
~ SReh he Is made a defendant. The first
vas that Of James r. Goldsmith Va
seNsfd ", Lewis ~ TX 20 al. IN which
- pi.iaisn seeks 10 foreciose a mortgage
n'Ase ey the PRINCIPAL defendants upon a
~ke snount 81 real property. including
:. ens-nfsa interest Ia lots 7 and =. section
eNsship y north. range east. and
$50 oae-af'h Interest ~ the = McNatt
@taA9an claim. The mortgage was one
ss . the PEOPLES Savings Rank FOR ssS,-
81 Vas dated October. lS9s
-. se 0ieeF case was that OF James "
s.atlsia.sa ss John @ Scurrv Of ,x q, al.
''sH ; foreclosure - sought ~ mort
80 made - the Peoples SAVINGS Rank
shF nF!ae'pai defendants. on another
snauht 81 property. including also
s.f-a isa Interest IN the tracts above se-
49, ms last mortgage vas executed
osleAsg = fssa
sseellfss 70 the answers OF S}rmund
-. 1870 sr. which are Identical IN tho
=. ,asss. ~ has = mortgage on the whole
.nsse tracts, which mortgage vas exe-
-. 49, sAHnasy 5. lssi. by John C. Scurrv
y searry. Edward 7. Terry. Jennie
s,s.... NARY c. ktttinger George r
n ssf, Bessie J Lewis ard Howard
IS security for the vavraert Of
sar N.'ss. made by the same parties
tae sane date.
A. easehsr asks that his mortgage -
1870 Hf.or 20 those held by Cni4snith.
~ X sorecsossa
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Testimony Being Taken I'm the Case of
the wanderer VS.. Puebla.

United States Commissioner Keller yes
terday was engaged In taxing the testimo-
nv in the libel fled by the. former owners
of the tug Wanderer against the steamer
Puebla, for salvage. which lheliant claims
in the amount OF 800 900, by reason of hav-
ing rescued the Puebla from position or
imminent peril and towed her safely into
port.
The services for which the owners OF the
wanderer think the above amount would
recomnense them were rendered on March
II 1894 Al that time the Puebla was on
the way from this port 10 San Francisco.
While some distance al sea on Cape Frat
terry her machinery broke down and she
was unable 10 proceed under steam. Some
members OF the crew and the mate were
started of IN a small boat TO reach the
shore and telegraph for tug boats TO go 10
her assistance. They were picked up ny
the tug wanderer. She at once started
after the Puehla. got hawsers 10 her and
toved her to Port Townsend
According 10 the contention OF the IL
Ae,Ian,s the puebia was-in a very danger
Gus and critical condition. and without
.nsaav assistance must inevitably have
s,,ste1 ashore on the coast south OF f1at-
terry and become total wreck The OWN
80 ~ the Puehla however. INSIST thar the
ssrv,ees were an ordinary matter OF tow
ava That the steamship never was IN
psrn That other steamers were IN s'sht
reasv 10 render her assistance.
THE iihellants put In the testimony on
their side Monday
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Colored Dress Goods.

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Sale of Ladies' Slippers
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New Wash Goods.

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Budding and Blossoning.

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Hosiery and Underwear.
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