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ALEXANDER P. MoRE's ESTATE

Partial Distribution of the Property of
the Wool Nero hant.
The report of the income-tax appraiser
on the estate of Alexander p. More was
fled yesterday. Mr.. More died intestate
and his property will be distributed in
accordance with the California law appli-
cable in such cases. Mrs. NJ. J. Oreutt,
Mrs. C. A. Baldwin, Mrs. Eliza 81. Miller
and Miss Eleanor III. More, all sisters OF
the deceased, receive each of them ninth
of the estate. John T. More, a brother,
also receives ninth. The remainder OF
the estate is divided between the children
OF four deceased brothers and sisters, each
niece or nephew receiving twenty-sey-
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lncy. The Police Judge, however, re-

rancy. The Police Judge, however, re-
leased him the next morning.
When Kelly reached the Oregon House
he was hardly able to climb the stairs. He
paid for his first nights lodging with 1C
cents a stranger had given him. Since
that time ne has been hardly able to walk
and has had hardly enough food to keep
Nm alive. Kelly has applied to several OF
tAe charitable societies in the City for
assistance, but failed TO get it.
Just what will become OF the poor old
man 1t is hard to say. The keepers of the
lodging house are poor people who have
hard work to provide for themselves, and
yet they have not the heart TO turn him
out into the streets to die.
Kelly has been Deputy Sheriff in Ore
gon and at one time was quite wealthy.
He is over 20 years OF age. His case should
be investigated by the police.
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To suppress, Car-Jumpers.

Considerable annoyance has been caused in
various localities throughout the City by boys
jumping on and off the cars. In order to put
stop to il General Manager Vining has issued
the following instructions printed on a small
strip of cardboard:
To all conductors: Notice is hereby given that
Order No. 1894 OF the Board OF Supervisors of San
Francisco makes it unlawful for boys to get on or
on streetcars while Tsaid cars arel in motion.
Any boy violating said order is liable to arrest,
fine and imprisonment.
Acting on this hint 1t is likely that an arrest
or two may be caused by conductors with q
view Of making an example.
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CURRY's ANNUAL REPORT.
A Balance of Receipts Over Expenditures
of S22,260 81.

of S22,269 81.
County Clerk Curry's report for the
year ending June 80 last was rendered to
the Board of Supervisors yesterday. Mr..
Curry makes an excellent showing for his
office.
The ordinary fees of the office amounted
t 20 $50, ,T13 so; inhs ritance taxes collected
amounted TO $74, ,321 81 the total receipts
being $157,o34 81.
Disbursements, including salaries,
transcripts on appeal and stationery,
amounted to s134, 765 so, showing bal
ance of $22. 269 81.
The number of causes on file in the Su-
perlor Court on June 80, including the
general and probate departments, was
ll3 1911
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The Barkeeper Seems to Be
Laboring Under a Hallu.
cination.
BUT he IS VERY HAPPY
According to Himself He Has Here.
tofore Been the Heir of Other
Fabulous Fortunes

Adolph Nothbaar, the German bar
keeper who is supposed to have fallen heir
to 100000 marks, or about $4,000 in
American money, was at his post of duty
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typewriter, who, as well as Brooks, has
disappeared.
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no pisso1re Partnership.

Greenzweig & Co., corporation, have ap-
piled to the Superior Court for permission 20
dissolve the corporation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17
COCHRAN At TOLEDO.
Not Given the Best Of At
tention at That Place.
POLICE HAD TO TAKE A PART.

AIR. Cochran Made Mention Of Bryan's
Ignorance OF the word "Prsmlum"
and Was Greeted with IIlases From
siivermen, which Was Kept up-ssv-
sral Had Co he Elected.
TOLEDO, Oct. l0.-Bourko Cochran
spoke 10 two immense audiences here
last night numbering fully 10000.
The first speech was delivered In No
mortal hall and the second in an i'm.
mense circus tent pitched ON the com.
mons adjoining. In his speech in the
hall he made mention Of Bryan's igno.
rance Of the word premium, when he
was greeted by storm Of Kisses from
silver men from all parts which rendered
1t impossible for him to speak for some
little time. The police could not locate
the intruders, they were 80 numerous,
The speaker was very severe on Mr..
Bryan all the way through his speech,
Tho Kisses aud disturbances were re.
nenewed towards the close OF Mr.. Cock.
rams speech, and the police were com.
pelled TO eject several Of the slyeriles
from the hall In the middle Of IN,
greatest excitement.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17
DENOUNCED KoLB.
Removed by the state Executive Com
mitsss For Supporting sewaiL

Removed by the state Executive Com
mitise FoT supporting sswaiI.
MENPins. Oct. i6.-A special to The
Commercial.Appeal from Birmingham,
Ala. Gays the Populist state executive
committee AZ a meeting At Calera yes.
terday passed resolutions expelling
Captain b f. Kolb. twice Populist can.
didate for governor Of Alabama. and
Colonel =. G.. Bowman, former state
Popnlist chairman, from membership in
the committee. because Of their action
In abandoning Watson and supporting
Sewall aud the silver Democratic con.
grcssional candidates. They were de-
nounced as being unworthy Of conf.
denco.
a resolution was also passed calling
on the national Populist committee to
iemove Kolb, and r. II. Seymour, who
has followed Kolb, from membership in
the committee from Alabama and rec.
ommending that Congressman Good.
win and Frank Baltzelle be elected in
their places The places Of Kolb and
Bowman in the state committee were
filed by the election Of Congressman
NJ. W. Howard and julius Davidson.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17
ELECTION
Nh VS.
Complete Westean Un-
ion Bulletins Ar
ranged for.

DuNS & DAILY have made exclu-
sive arrangements to secure West
ern Union Bulletins of the general
election, Nov. 3, and the same will
be posted in front Of their place on
Main street from the evening Of
the 81 until the returns are all in,
and the public is cordially invited
to call and read the bulletins al
leisure.
This marked evidence Of enter.
prise will be greatly appreciated
Dunn & DAILY, the leading liquor
dealers of Bryan, never do any.
thing in half way fashion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17
Delegations At Canton.

CANTON, o., Oct. i6.-The first train
Of callers to see Major Mckinley yes.
terday arrived in a special Of six cars
over the Cleveland, Canton and South.
ern railroad. The party was composed
Of farmers and businessmen from north.
ern Erie county, Pennsylvania. This
delegation was held 10 or IS minutes
till a second section Of 10 coaches ar.
rived from Cory, Pa, and the two par.
ties were combined and marched TO the
Mckinley home, where one address sui.
feed for both.
a delegation from western New York.
consisting Of professional men. farmers,
dairymon and grapegrowers, arrived
yesterday afternoon and paid their re-
spec,s to Major Mckinley.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17
THE TYPoeRApHIcAL uNIoN.
President Prescott Reelected Tor Term
Of Two Years

OF Two hearA
COLORADO SPRINGS. Oct. l6.-The In
ternAtionh typographical union cleo
tion Of the officers yesterday were all
hotly contested. The following were
chosen for the ensuing term:
President. W. b. Prescott Of Toronto,
Ont, reelected ;secretary.ireas Jno.
W. Bramwood Of Denver; first vice
president, Theodore Perry Of Nashville.
Tenn. (; second vice president, George
W. Williams Of Boston third vice presi.
dent Hugo Miller Of indianapolis, re,
elected.
The most important item Of business
transacted by the convention as the
session was the passing Of the 9-houi
labor law. An effort to pass an s-houi
law was defeated. The 9.hour law hal
now to be voted on by every typograph
ical union in the country before its fina
adoption. In 1856 such a law passed
the international convention, but wa
defeated when presented to the variou,
typographical unions.
Syracuse was chosen as the place oI
meeting in 1898.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17
ENouIslte Millinery.

Miss ST. Icons millinery parlor Is
supplied with a complete and beautiful
stock Of seasonae.e millinery. Rare
and beautiful pattern hats, sailors and
walking hats Tor street wear, exquisite
line OF children's hats and fancy caps,
pretiiest and newest styles Of baby
caps. Miss 81. Leon II making = spec
ially Of ane neutrality-suspicious., tips,
binds and howers-all the latest Crea.
| tons In iau aud winter millinery; also :
complete line Of zine ribbons and selvesl
or millinery and dress trimmings IN
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17
GREEN'S THEATRICAL VENTURE.
n Dld Not Turn Out Satisfactorily
financially.

n Dld Not Turn Out Satisfactorily
financially.
Nav YoRK, Oct. i6.-Hetty Green's
son. Z. II. Il. Green, president Of the
Texas Midland railroad, isip blissfnl ig.
noranee Of the fact that John A. Stew.
ems, actor and playwright, is preparing
legal bombshell for him In this city.
Last season Mr.. Green put mp the
necessary wealth to launch Gladys Wal.
lis and Joseph CAwthorne rs new stars
in the professional armament. II IL
said that Green lost sl5,OO on this ven.
ture and hoped to make mp this loss
from Cawthorne's tour, which. how.
ever. brought Mr.. Green's loss up "a
nearly $4,000. John W. Dunno Is al.
legged 10 have been Mr.. Green's agent
and his contract was to pay Stevens
$500 down and ESQ week for the use
Of the play.
Mr.. Stevens says Hetty's son failed "a
live mp 20 his agreement and says 500
Is still due him. Dunno referred the
matter to Green. who, stevens says, re.
fused TO make good the amount, and,
therefore, viii be sued for it.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17
BRYAN m MICHIGAN.
Makes short Speeches At . Number Of
Places la That state.

Makes short Speeches al = Number of
Places Ia That state.
HOLLAND, Mich. Oct. William
Jennings Bryan, the nominee Of three
political parties for the presidency. be.
gan work comparatively late today.
Through some oversight the schedule
did not have stop before o'clock.
when the train arrived In Holland. but
fearing this would give the candidate
too much rest IL was arranged that he
should speak At Muskcgon At Z O'Clock.
At Muskegon eoodly crowd had gath.
cred. Citizens Of the place during the
night erected n stand near the depot
from which Bryan spoke They cheered
him heartily, when with Mrs. Bryan,
he omergad from the car. During his
discussion Of the manner in which bi.
mctallism would regulate values, he
was also literally applanded
When the nominee arrived here a
large crowd had gathered and it gave
dcmons,rativc evidence Of its approval
Of tho few words he could say in the
short stop. They ohecred him repeat.
edly.
AtS;30 Fcnnville was reached and a
speech was made TO an enthusiastic
crowd.
In the crowd at Bangor some yellow
badges iiuttcred In the brisk wind. bat
their wea-crs were not disinclined to
listed TO the silver champions brief
argument
Hartford seemed all silver. and their
enthusiasm was unstinted. There were
n good many women in the crowd. aud
they gave Mrs. Bryan a rousing wei.
come.
Watcrvaliet produced banner bear,
ing the picture Of the Republican can,
didate with tho motto Mckinley. the
Advance Agent of Prosperity" Bryan
took this as his themo. lie declared th,
opposition wero trying to force th,
fight ON the tariff question, while recog
nizing the money issue paramount
He declared the gold standared 70
sponsible for the hard times, and II th,
people wanted the hard times to con
tnue, they should vote the RepubliaI
ticket.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17

difficult because the Democrats rejected
several propositions which were made.
Regarding the middle western states
Ohio can bc classified a. doubtful. In.
diana. with fusion arranged for Bry-
an. and illinois. Michigan. Minnesota
and Iowa are in the balance. / regard
IL a. safe TO assume chances even in
these states; that is, that two Of the
four will go for Bryan and silver Ken.
tucky is safe. West Virginia and Ma
ryland are doubtful with chances. I
think. strongly in favor Of Bryan in tho
former. In Maryland the result will
depend upon the Republican farmers.
II there Is enough disatfection among
them TO offset the gold Democratic de-
feotion in Baltimore Bryan will carry
the state For population, there is great
er gold Democratic detection in BAlti-
more, think. than in any city west Of
New York"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17

LONDON, oct. i6-Tho Daily News
publishes the following from Rome;
The vatican, although in favor Of
Mr.. Mckinley. disApproves Of Arch.
bishop IrelAnd's letter because IL open.
ly mixes religion and politics. which the
vatican desires to keep separate in the
United States. Il is feared the letter
will displease the eastern and southern
Irish Bryanist Catholics. Ii is probable
that instructions viii be sent TO Mgr.
MartinOll, the papal delegate. concern.
ing tho attitude Of the Catholic clergy. 4"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17

CHICAGO, Oct. l0.--The projected trip
Of the committee appointed by the POI
ulist executive committee TO call ON
Mr.. Watson has been abandoned. Sen.
ator Butler has gone 10 Washington
and Committeeman Reed Of Georgia
and George y. Washburn. chairman Of
the western branch Of the committee,
who were TO accompany Senator Butler
10 Georgia. are still in town and say no
formal call viii be made on Mr.. Watson.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17
DYNAMITE rxPLopss.

Many buildings Wrecked Al Dayton
but No One Was Hurt
NASHVILLE, Oct IA large quaint.
~ Of dynamite in a magazine Of the
Dayton Coal and Iron company at Day
ton. Tenn. exploded az O'Clock this
morning, wrooking many buildings and
destroying the elecuiciight plant. The
oompany's store is wrecked. The de.
bris was blown a qUrter Of a mile. No
one was hurt so far as tho moager de-
tails 20.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17
Rryaa =, Grand Rapids.

GRAND RAPiDs, Oct. i6-william ].
Bryan last night addressed In this city
one Of the largest audiences he has yet
spoken to during the campaign. There
were three meetings arranged for. one
at Campau square. one at Powers opera
house, where he addressed she women
Of Grand Rapids, and the other Al Lock.
erby hall.
The address made a uampaa sQuars
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17

ATLANTA Oct. i6.-Thomas Z. Wat
son, Populist candidate for vice presi.
dent. today wired the Atlanta Jour
nal as follows, regarding the publica-
tion Of his letter mailed TO Chairman
Butler, accepting the nomination:
Butler must decide as TO the letter.
! did not wire Butler no, to come. On
the other hand expressed a willingness
TO see the committee here"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17

CoSsrASrNoPLx. Oct. 10. 80 Embassies
Of the powers have sent an identical
note TO the porte refusing lis demand 10
be accorded the right Of searching
foreign vessels in Turkish waters for
Armenians.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17
Can Use the Name

ALBANY, Oct i6.-The court Of ap.
peals affirmed the decision Of the appel.
late division. giving the gold standard
Democrats the right to use the name
National Democratic Party" on the
official ballot
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17

CNcISS4Ti. Oct. l6.-The special
train bearing Generals AlgcF. Howard.
siegel and siokles, Corporal Tanner and
others who are touring the country for
Mckinley. arrived here today from
Louisville and at once resumed their
tour Of Ohio for the next four days.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17

was a fhnt one. and In 1t there were no
new features While the speech 70 the
womea was not the principal one, in re.
gard q size, Mr. Bryan made Il Of
special interest in his arraignmeut Of
Republican leaders and brought in
Secretary Carlisle for q share.
A. Traverse city large crowd greet.
cd MI. Bryan. Short stops were made
at Walton, Manton. Cadillac. Reed
City, Big Rapids, Howard City, Green.
vile and at Ionia, and then the train
went 10 Grand Rapids.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17
DIelInsoa win Vote Tor Mckinley.

Dickinson wiii Vote Tor Mckinley.
CHICAGO. oct. i6.-Colonel John 7.
Dickinson. ex.secretary Of the Worlds
Fair, and founder Of the Chicago coils.
cum, a native Of Texas, has declared his
intention Of voting for Mckinley. Col
Dickinson, who has been lifelong
southern Democrat Of the JeGersonian
type, having been educated at the Uni.
versity Of Virginia, states that under
the present serious crisis which is over
shadowing the country. he believes 1t to
be the duty Of every patriotic citizen,
regardless Of party, to vote for McKin.
Law
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17

FoRr WAYNE, Oct, l6.-Thomas b.
Reed was given an ovation here las.
night by GOO people, who crowded
Princess rink to hear him, and thou.
sands were unable % get into the hall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17
SIR. Reed. throat Aasessd.

FoRT WAYNE. Oct. i6.-Speaker 7. B.
Reed Of Maine. who spoke here last
night. is confined TO his hotel In this
city with sickness and is unable TO re-
sumo his speaking tour His voice has
given out and he Is unable 10 speak
above a whisper. He will 20 from hero
10 Chicago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17
sUrLGR ON The ELECTION.
Gives MS Views Concerning How the
several states stand.

NtNNNaA NNAANa rNAuN
WASHINGTON. Oct i6-Senator But.
Ter, chairman OF the Popnlist national
committee, returned to Washington
this morning. lie expressed himself a.
satisfied with tho result OF the meeting
Of the Populist executive committee and
Also with the general outlook.
There are only four states. said he.
"in which fusion had not been arranged
Georgia, Florida, North Carolina and
Tennessee. An adjustment will be
reached in Florida and Tennessee with.
ont doubt So far as Georgia Ia con.
oerned that state viii either go foI
Bryan and Watson or Bryan and Sew
ell. Adjustment in North Carolina h
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17

The best cough cure u shliShs Cure.
a neglected cough Is dangerous. Stop
lt at once with ShilOh's Cure. Sold by
all druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17

DIS MoINEs. oct. l6.-The state
election board has granted the name
National Democratic to the Palmer and
Buckner ticket In Iowa.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17
PREMATURE EXPLOSION.

Pour Men Knlsd outright aud several
Mere Hurt
MENA. Ark. Oct ia courier has
brought in word from Konnody's camp,
ON the Kansas City, Rttsburg and Gulf
railroad, Of a premature explosion. Four
men were killed outright and several
more were injured. Contractor Ken.
nedy was badly hurt. Doctors have
gone to care for tho wounded. Tn.
campds about i2 miles from here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17

"My baby had Group and was saved
hy Shlloh's Cure" writes Mrs. J. d.
Martin OF Huntsville. Ala. Sold by all
druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17

Palmer and Buekner at Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct i6.-The thea.
ter.wiih seating capacity Of 1900 people.
was packed last night 10 greet the
distinguished visitors. Generals Palmer
and Buokner. Great enthusiasm pre-.
vailed. Il is estimated that 1000 people
crowded into tho building. A large
number Of ladies was present. General
Palmer spoke nearly an hour and de-
voted his argument TO the currency
question almost exclusively. while Gen.
Buckner dissecsed the Chicago platform.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17

BALTIMORE, Oct. i6.-United States
Senator German was greeted last night
by crowd which was limited only by
the capacity Of Music hall The enthu.
siasm was intense and Mr.. Gorman was
received with a perfect storm Of cheers
when he appeared on the platform with
United States Senator Morgan Of Ala.
bamA. Il is asserted that the meeting
was second only In point Of numbers TO
that which greeted Mr.. Bryan n few
weeks ago in the same place Senator
Morgan spoke briefly. but Senator Cor.
man spoke at length. He came out
squarely and iatfooted for the free
coinage Of gold and silver At 6toi.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-17

Why sulIer with coughs, colds and
Ia grippe when hAXArivg BEono QulS
ISH viii cure YOU In one day. Doei
not produce the ringing in the head
ike Sulphate Of Quinine. Pat mp In
tablets convenient FOR taking. Guar
anteed TO cute, or money refunded
Price, 2Sc. For sale by
NJ. n. James
sam b. Wilson,
+. j. Fountain,
AMI NJ. 9. Hall.
Evening journal., 1896-10-19
TOWN WIPED OUT.
Pacific Coast Steamer Finds One OF Its
Ports Completely ObiIterated.

Pacific Coast Steamer Finds One OF Its
Ports Completely Obiiterated.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 19.-On the last
trip OF the Pnolilo coast stoamship Orizaba
up the Gulf Of California the officers and
crew Of the vessel were surprised to find
one OF the ports they make regularly wiped
OF tho earth. when the ship reached the
mouth Of the river Culiacah Ia the state
OF Sinaloa, the little mining town of AL
tata, which had stood there on the Oriza-
bas last trip, was gone Not building
was left standing.
This was one OF the results Of the terri
bic storm which played havoc on the
mainland coast Of the gulf Sept II and
Is. The Orlzaba has just brought the first
details which give a comprehensive idea
Of the extent Of tho damage done. The
storm was a sort OF composite affair,
taking on the nature Of a tidal wave and
oloudburst Torrents rushed down from
the hills back of Altata and met the tidal
wave, carried in from the sea and the
town was obliterated. Many Of the mines
located Inland from tho coast were flooded
by the cloudburst. Fortunately tho loss
OF lifo was slight and tho Altatans are
now camping in FONTS or rudely construct
cd huts a little back OF whore the town
stood.
Viewing the former site Of Altata from
the gulf the most striking objects that
meet the view are the spars Of the steam
ers Cometa and Rebecca and the German
barkentine Melona, which were bsached
by the great wavo
At Mazatlan, further up the gulf, n
most remarkable result of the storm 10
observed. In the middle Of the main street
OF Mazatlan, moro than block from the
waters edge sits schooner on even
keel. Sho rode In on the tidal wave, and
when it roceded was left high and dry.
Mazatlan stood the storm fairly well, but
much damage was done Four German
barks that were 50 fortunate as to be well
off land woatherod the storm In the gulf
outside. They made port two days after
the fury OF the elements had subsidized,
minus oil their canvass. The San Vicente
mine, situated mile to the rear Of Mazat-
Ian, was flooded to the surface by tho
cloudburst.
So far as Altata Is concerned It is no
new thing for It to find itself of the map
This is the third timo that the town has
been swallowed up by the sea- Twice the
place has boen rebuilt, each time at a
point farther up the Culiacan river This
time the residents VIII build well in from
the coast, it Is said