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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15
Ohio staats8eiebsebmn9.

9ie 2esislatur fat bei6loHen, BIZ
Sibunasperiooe am q. Mpril gu fhlie.
ben. Bon tpidtisern 8ias, bic beioe
9duier pailirt baben unb iomit @eiet
se,poroen iiub, beben mir na9fplsenbe
berppr:
Bin, tpelde borldreibt, baB bonn /.
Suli an gum Sooe perurtbeilte 8erbre.
der nibt mehr gebdngt, ionbern mad
Der i'm Staate glem Oorf in Nntpen.
bung nebenben Wetbooe, bur1 gleftri=
sitdt bingeri6iet tperben foaen
gia, melAe bel 2pndmorben, biz
Counties, in benen Die Sbat geldeben,
perantnortli6 ma1t.
Bill, tpel1e auf ben 9erbft 1897 Den
goridlas elmer 8erfaHunssreoilion 81,
Npltsabitimmung bringt.
gill, ipel6e Wiiltb bon nebr als 881
pro3ent Wa6er als perfdlI1t erfldrt.
Bill, tpelbe ben @ebalt Der gountr
&ommiiiiondre bon Starf Sountp aui
$500 per Sabr feltiebt.
9ie oft ertpdbnte @oit=&e6nung III
nun befinitip nit $l7,75 (Hatt $780,
000) 9enebmiet, ebenlo bic 2oitenre9-
nuns Der Columbus Wablbeftreituna,
oieie na6bem iie bon ca. $4,000 aui
$12, 900 rebusirt moroen. ginise an.
oere Mbbofatente1nunsen murben eben=
faas beldnitten, oaaesen tua9te man
|niht, cine iolde bon Senator 6orater
i'm 8etraae bon $4,000 su beanitanoen.
Das 8iib9et PRO 1897 1T feitgeltellt
unb tpeist elm Mebr Der Qlus9aben i'm
Yetra9e bon $40,0 900 auf.
SIN @enat tpurben pailirt:
S9ulbu6bil, iuelde @dulbii9er Uni
5 pro5ent ermdbigt unb anorbnet. oaf
lie minbeitens 5 Sabre lang i'm Sc
braud iteben follen.
grb6bung Der 8eiolouna Der 6taats:
oberridter bon $4,000 auf $4,000.
Betuillieuns bon $40, 900 gum 8au
elmer @ouperneurs=Wobnung.
@iniebuna elmer priifunssbebOrot
| fur Nrditeften.
8iQ, ipelhe Elm 8or3u9sre1t fiir ir.
geno einen @ldubiser, 80 Sage bo,
benz Nifianement als ungiiltis ertldrt
SIM 0anie tpurben pailirt:
8il, tponad BEL 2ibeltlagen bic b6l'
Nbliht nadgetpieien tperben mub.
| Bill, tpelhe bas iogenannte Greater
in Mirtbidaften perbietet.
8eriporfen ipurben Oie birette Grb.
ffeuerbia bic proiettirte Gbitanirunq
BON Npotbefern in YrOhibitiOnsgebieten,
Die Bill, tpel9e ben WahlslDang ein'
1fiibren polte.
ginige 9emperenSpnrla9en limb nod
unerlebigt; cine berielben min Sitter.
Ibiiren etc. in SalOons perbieteli uni
eine sipeite min fur jeoes @ountp einer
uer-Nusidniiffeler aufitelen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15
2lns Der 8tttto esMaot.

Gin 8erii1t, bab prafioent GIepe.
lanb Elm Gdreibeit on BEN ipaniiden
8eianoten geri1tet babe, in tpelden, et
bic 9uten Dienlte Der Ser. Gtaaten su,
pasifisirung Gubas Offerirt, erueis1
| l1ih als unbesriinoet.
| Gas Senats=gomite fir Yemilliaun.
gen bat ben Warineetat bes Sauies Be-
beutenb beidnitten /; er belduit 5id iebi
auf ettpas iiber 81 Millionen. gs iol=
len unter anberm hatt 5 rlur 8 Sorpe=
boboote gebaut tneroen.
gs liegen benz 9auIe befanntlib eine
sanse &eibe bon Bills snr 8eidrdnfuna
Der @inmanberung bor unb ma1t iid)
Elm farfer Orud bemerfbar, Die sSraee
porwdrts su brinsen. gu bieiem 3ne=
de tpar auf Salnlfa9 Mbeno Elm repus
blifaniider Caucus einberufen, tim iid)
iiber ben einsuiblagenben Wes gu eini=
gen. Die Sibung berlief aber relul=
tatlos es aeiste iih cine farfe Gppo=
iition, our 3eit irseno ettpas in Saden
Su tbun.
Sm 9auie mebren Iid Die Stimmen.
pelbe eine baloige 8ertagung bes Gon=
erebes Derlangen.
Oie Yi0 CUR Befhrdntung bes 8er=
faufs bon sefiilltem 3die paiIirte am
IL. bas Saus nit 100 9e9en So Stiin=
men. 9ie 8in in ihrer iebiaen 8eFalt
perfiiat, bab Sabrifanten bon ysefiill=
tenn GaIe" eine Steuer bon $400 per
Sabr gu be3ablen baben, @roBbdnoler
$3.50 unb Gleinbdnoler $l2 per Sabr.
Sic entbdlt senaue 8eitimmungen iiber
Warfirung unb oroht enorme 8uBen
an $40 Bis $500 fiir 3leinbdnbler,
$3.50 big $1,000 fiir @robbdnbler uno
$4OO bis $4,000 fiir Gabrifanten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15
Nemeite Na6rt1tett.

Die 8in, tpelde Seem gorf, groof
lpn etc. au elmer ein5iaen Stabt perei
nigt, 1T bon ben Mapors ber beioer
Stdote betirt tuproen; borauslidtlid
mirb Die 2egislatur Sic Yia iiber oiel
@etos binipeg paiiiren.
Sn 9ooier fielen am Montaa stpe
Mrbeiter Sent unb Mitfenbeab So Sui
bod bon einem @eriiite an Der III.
tberiiden Stride hinuilter Der erIt,
brad beioe 6iiBe uno einen Nrm, bel
atpeite enttan unperlebt.
| 9ie 18 Meilen lange 3meiababn, ae.
nannt Pittsburg, Marion & Chicago
8abn. in 2isbon BON Der Sort Wapn,
ab5wei9eno, 1T auf elmer 3man9sper.
iteiserung um $85, 900 BON Der 6aupt.
babn eefauft porben.
Cine gemeiniame 9ebotte iiber biz
Silberfrage 3tpiiden @r=Spreder @riIt
uno Setretdr 0ote Smith iit, na9oen
6 9ebatten iebesmal Dor elmer immen=
len 3ub6rerIhaft itattgefunoen, am
Wontag absebroden lporben, ba grilt
bic anitrenguns ni6t mebr tpeiter gu
ertragen bermag.
get elmer probe pneumatii9er Sc
ihiibe auf Song Sslano bel New Sort
erplooirte zines Der @eibpBe tpie ourd)
elm Wunoer tpuroe niemanb perlebt.
eSn &oubair, Norofrantrei9, brannte
Die groBe Wo1enfabrif bon gllfreo Motte
nieoer. Gbaoen 3 Millionen Sranfen.
YrofeHor Nuiooe in Miin6en, be-
riibmt 9etuoroen burd feline Shrift
uGaligula" cine Yarpbie auf Raiier
8ilbelm, 1T pesen anoerpeitiser Ma=
jeltdtsbeleioisung gu 3 Nlpnaten Sc
fan9enidaft perurtbeilt iporoen.
Sn Columbus perlammelt ii9 beute
bic National= =gonpention Der Minenar=
better Nmeritas. 200 Seleeaten aus
S6io, genniplpania, Welt Wirainien,
Snoiana, Sllinois etc. lino ermartet.
McRinlep's 9rabtSieber bebaupten,
bereits 3l5 auf ibn perpflidtete 9ele=
gaten sur National=@onpentiDn gu be-
iiBen.
9ln Stelle bon &. 8. Williams, @e=
neralfoniul auf @uba, Der feline @nt=
lallung oerlanst bat Der prdlibent ben
Seneral 6iBbusb See ous 8irginien
ernannt. Wifliatis befseabete bas Mmt
mdbreno % Sabren.
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Observation-Disclosures.
8 m tag, 26. Wtdrs.


CHARLES 8artles u. 81. geaen 90. 6.
8romne IL. u. 8ertauf an Die 9ldge,
| fiir $10,05O beifdtist.
Sacob s. 6Obl sesen Spbn 6isert
o.. u. Mbi6dbung gu $4,000 beltdtiat
Da feline Der beioen parteien oas 81
gentbum gu oielem Breiie annebmen
min, 10 miro cine 6ffentli4e Serfeige=
rung 81 folgenben 8ebingun9en ange=
oronet +: ] baar, ] in einem Sabr unb
] in 2 Sabren.
Sapio 2embre9t 9egen yPbeba
Born II. u. Sie Nbi9dbung gu 1915
miro beitdtiet unb oa feline Der beioen
Yarteien bas gigentbum su oieiem prei=
ie iibernebmen min, 10 Miro cine 6Hent=
li6e Yeriteigeruns anyeoronet. ge=
Ioineun9en tpie pben.
Bates & Sanee eesen 9lbam
Maugbiman. Gerfauf beltdti9t.
9ie GitiSens gtatipnalbanf 9egen Us.
Ginning u. q. @ertauf beltdtigt.
S. 9. 2pttle eegen Cinderella
Green. 8erfauf beitdtigt.
Gbriitian 9ei5 9egen Samuel 81.
SbpmpIon. Ser MaHenberwalter
miro ongetpieier, Bis am 10. Npril
1896 8eribt einsurei6en.
Catherine &e0p 9e9eu Die s. & M.
@lienbabn. Ser Gld9erin muroen
5000 suseipro6en uno bat Die Glen
babn Die Soften gu besablen.
Sienfa9, z. april.
Sen. Seans, Nominiltratpr oes ber=
itprbenen gomaro Sarnlon, gegen Die
s. 8. & %. @iienbabn. Sem Gld=
ger tpuroen 5000 sueefpro6en uno bat
Die Giienbabn Die Soften 81 besabten.
SObn @eisano eeeen N>am @ei=
sano. Seisele9t uno Soften besablt.
Charlotte Sbipton segen g8. $.
5raneis II. u. geigelest uno Soften
beSablt.
Mittmo6, s. Npril.
5reb. g8. gi9ler gesen Satfpn
Murrap. Sertauf beitdtigt.
Sates & Sance ge9en @esleD &o=
lenberrp u. q. Gertauf beltdtigt.
9lugultus SrOeli9 sesen Suian
Sioble. Ser 9ln9efla9ten miro Die
Sbbut oes &inoes iiberlanen.
Ser Sermin murbe am Is. Sanuar
1896 er0Ifnet, ipuroe aber mebrmals
auf ldngers 3eit pertast. 8ei 8esinn
oes Sermins paren $50 gipilproseIle
anbdngig, iposu mabreno oes Sermins
l29 neue binSufamen biepon purben
l52 erleoist, 10 baB fir ben neuen Ser
min, Der am 20. Npril beginnt, 157
@lDilfdlle auf Dem gro5eBpersei6niB
iteben.
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grtenrtrb R1,ntnter'# s.
6ntel 3u ben 3
Sunce8briicer1t

~ 5S Sanf Giraffe, GlepeIane, q.
@, Seoer5ett trtlbes Bier, quite Weiue uuo SiouDre
Ieuenoe tnben quite unterfunft uub ote 9,ernheonno
uber3euae iit ielbit o'N'' wv wv
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Sp,pas Genat bat nit "a 9egen
90 etimmen bas seplante Derfaiiungs.
Mmenbement betreif Grauenliimmredl
pernOrfen.
@tma 5000 Baubanbuerter bon
glepelanb itellen bas Derlanaen, bab
pom /. Mlai an Der 8itiinti9e Mrbeits=
tag eincefiibrt tperoe.
: Die Geiebeebung beg @toates Nen
BORT palfirte Elm @eieb, tpona4 BITE 3eii
Der MrbeM in Qdoen fiir s5rauen lluo
Qinber anf 80 Stunoen per Mo6e Be.
fHrdntt lpirb.
Sn g6ppingen. Miirtteinber9. ba1
bic per5iorbene Grau We0ialnalrotb Or.
Xonoerer ouber peri6ieOenen miloer
|Gtiftun0en Der Gtaoteenleinoe Elm wer.
|md&tnik bon 1000 Wart fjlr 8il.
'bunes3lpsde auSepenott.
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lteberitd)t 0es @erfebrs tit Der
bteit8en VoitsSiiice fitr oas
att 81. Wdr3 enoenoe sSabr.
ginnabmen i'm lebten Sabr. .$9045. .03
i'm Sabre Oorber 7l79.74

3unabme ..........$ 865.29
ooer unsefdbr IL Yro5ent.
@emaB ben ppfgeieben miro bier=
our9 uniere Office eine Bofoffiee stpei=
ter &laHe, ba bic @innahmen ben 8e=
trag bon $4,000 iiberfeigen. Nebmen
Die Ginnabmen i'm na9iten Sabre III
sleidem Mabe gu, 10 iiberiteisen bic
ginnabmen ben 8etrag bon $40, 900,
unb Die Stabt befommt Brieftrdeer,
mel6e bic potiaden fret in's Saus
brin9en.
Mu9 Der getrag bes 8eiddftes init
@eloaniueiiunsen bat sugenommen uno
errei1te Die Summe bon llngefdbr
$50, 900.
@s tpuroen MnipeiI Iun9en ausgeitellt :
ytah benz Muslano ........... 1O7
Jta1 benz Snlano 49,. ...... .4283
Musbeaablt tpuroen -. .2148
&egiItrirte Briefe uno padete tpur=
ben Derlanbt -. 797
Ab9ellefert -. liza
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15

@inen ker id0nlten Sdfermaeen, Die
man ie in bieier Gegeno gelehen, bat
Sacob u. Sorn in Setrieb seIett, um
feline Sunoen gu beoienen unD Wm.
Seits, Der Bidder uno 2ieferant, tpiro
allies liefern, mas in einer Sdderei ge=
ma6t iperben fann.
Sie &ollinsmill bat lire @erfltdtten
bis gum Is. slusuIt oieies Sabres 9e=
iAloHen.
Gbarles pfeifer uno bic gitttpe
William &ippels traten lebten Son=
nerstag in ben Stano Der @be. Slid
gum 8unbe.
gei 2ouis 8reitenltein febrte Der
&lapperitOr6 Elm unb bra9te Elm tlei=
neg S6dterlein.
Sn Senniion itarb oas &inb bon
Sobn q. Sornuns i'm Ilter BON einem
Sabr unb tpurbe Die &ei9e am Mon=
tag bier auf benz ct. Suiepb GrieObof
beigeiebt.
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E2 ~ StAn,. tpohr SoS RIT+

= Gs lit iidsr pabr, bab 8ldtter,
mie bic &anias GitD Gun, Die nit 8pr=
liebe Gortommnille oes 6amilienlebens,
Die abiOlut niht por Die Seifertli6teit
sebDren, breiti6ld9t uno aufbaui6t,
Elm 8emeiniAaben fino. 9lber anoer=
ielts 1T es ni6t minoer tpabr, baB ee=
wille pbariiderbaft frOmm ii6 ipreiSen=
be 3eitungen, tpel6e Elm @ef9dft
oaraus MAIDEN, Seoermann, born unb
binten, in etelbafter @eiie su i6mei=
6eln. Seoermann, tlein unb grob, gu
lobbuoeln, Seoermann, nit ooer obne
@runb gu beipeibrdu6ern, ebenfals
tpenig beiier als Elm @emeinlbaoen
iinb. Solder 8lGtter gibt es au9
einiae in Susearapas @puntp.
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YrtentMe.

Sir bic am IL. Npril el1oenbe
Wp1e blieben folsenoe ni6t reflamirte
griefe auf Der hieiisen qofoffice
@race 6tul.
elmer $. Shomas.
We. M. Demutb.
Greb. $. Brune.
Greb. gapple.
Sobn %. Rreis.
g. g. 8rif.
5. 8. freeman.
Us. 6. Rub.
%. 3. San,pion.
Mattie Nolan.
S. peppers.
gllie Ger9en.
Dan. WpB. 3. 80.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15

7 Sic @ejberlins SO. IN Mtron ipiro
balb tpieber auf eisenen GiiBen fteben.
Gie bat bon i6ren @ldubi9ern einen
ldngern 8ablnngsauff4ub erbalten.
Die Mltibsn Fsben beoeuten0 b0ber ols
lbie poiiben.
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= Sugarcreef Sopnibip tpdblts bas
oemofratii1e 3ifet, nit Iusnabtfle oes
Superpiiors.
GreMriton Der g., 4. & ".
Gtient attt ttad) GIeOcl0nO.

Mm Gamitag, 25. Mprn Sic Seit meun,ber 3ua
bic nerldiebenen Statipuen perl6Bt uno bic Yreiie
iinb mie folst ubrinspiae $40 8ormttags, Wibnale
527. 9pIben 53l, Stem 9bilaoelpba 5.38, Canal 9p-
$500. StraBburs 557 Bead @itp COZ. 9reis 81. So
Suitus 6. Ia, Naparre 6.18 YreiS $1.40. Wfa5Fnpn
$50 Ganal Sutton 6.48, Marmid 6, 81. YreiS 81. 25
Safe 732, preis LIS, Wteoiia IA, preis LOO Gps-
ter Sunctton 7.59. Yreis 90 Gents. &iperpool $685.
YreiS rs. 1eebetDipn Bis Yreis go. Stron9Spine
$50 greiS 40 Berea 8.26, 8reis Is. Die 9idets
fiub fir Gage gut fhr bic 3einfebr.
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sSn Nepart, D.. 9ing Die gonfo-
Ilibirte @trohenbobn.@ @efell9aft In BE
Odn0e zines UsoNouerip0lters iiber. tpe.
gen 3oblun0spe perlt0fnbeiten.
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Sbnt reijt3eitig
S&rttte,

ASs CStbttttltN WI
6er Wenfhbeit
teibet, nnb Sbr
f0nnt furtrt tpers
ben. 9unberte
BON tebenbeni i3en-D>
gen liefern ben I
Beiuets, baB bte \
@hipinbiuett tn
ibren Mnfangsfab.
etne beilbare 8ranft
fff. Nidt ieber Tt
0hpr eiu 0roess. Nrnre
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15
Grcttritott Der g., e. & -. 81.
tentattt ttad) GlcpelamO
otm IS. QtprtI.

perantaItet bon Der Glepsanb ggorlh Gpe3isn nieb.
ri8e 9rtiie flr BITE Mllnbreiie BON nbrih8pile Neu
Nbilnbslpbta. 90n0l Hpper, Mailiacu Canal JuI.
ton, Gepine. Mehtn1, Werea inb ben 3mibenff0tips
men, Dte Gitet& tlnb gut fur Go9e. Sur Ndherea
weube nann tda an be MQenteu ber g.. 8. MbeeIn9
GiieHbobH ODER an be Glepelnub Mprl0.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-16
GATES OPENED.
Supervisors Grant a Franchise
to the Valley Railroad
Company.
The Line Along Q Street to Consist
of But a Single
Track.

FRESNO, CAL, July 15.-The Board of
Supervisors to-day granted franchise to
the San Francisco and San Joaquin Rail
way Company to run a railway track over
the public highways in the. county on
which the route has been surveyed. The
franchise is to extend for fifty years. The
road strikes the first public highway and
Blackstone avenue in Belmont Addition
north of the city. The route then extends
along Diana street to the limits of the city,
where it runs in upon @ street. The rail
road company wanted franchise for two
tracks along Diana, but property owners
on that street objected and majority of
the Supervisors recognized their claims.
The franchise was allowed for one track
only. Diana street is several blocks in
length, and where 1t reaches the city it is
some distance from the depot site for
the road.
The privilege of running the road out
East avenue and south per the survey of
the Hanford route was also granted.
There was no objection to the granting of
the franchise except that of the Diana
street property-owners. Among the reser-
vations made by the board is that the
railroad company shall construct such
suitable crossings for wagons at such
places as the Supervisors shall select.
The ordinance is to take effect on August g.
The case of the Q-street property-owners,
who have prepared to fight the railroad
company in the courts for damages which
they allege will be done to their proper
ties by the passing of the road, is at a
stahdstill. No step is being taken at pres
ent by either side to settle the difficulty.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-16
Los ANGELES
POKER SHARPS,
Lawyer Dole Claims His
Winnings Landed Him
in Prison
PLAYED WITH A FORGER
Given a Raised Check When He
Settled With the Man
Who Lost.
DEPOSITED 1T IN A BANK.
Arrested in San Francisco and Ac.
cused of Altering the
Draft.
DEPOSITED IT IN A BANK

LOS ANGELES, CAL, July 15.-One of
the most holly contested cases ever before
the courts here is under way at this time.
The prosecution is trying hard to convict
Attorney E. ]. Dole of raising a check on
Santa Ana bank from 50 80 to $3.50. Dole
was recently arrested in San Francisco and
brought here for trial.
Dole was on the stand in his own behalf
this afternoon. When shown the raised
check he admitted that he had been the
owner OF it at one time. On the morning
of the 18th of February, Dole said, he came
to Los Angeles from Riverside. While
never having been professional gambler,
he had occasionally INDUCED in card
games.
On February 20 he went to Blacks pool
room and had a conversation with man
named King. who introduced him to an
other named Adams. Dole consented to
go to room in the Vickery block, where
they engaged in game of poker. Dole
won $3.50 and was paid with certified
check which Adams had drawn from his
pocket. This check is the one which had
been raised from 81 so to $3.50. King had
$50 interest in the check, and there was a
small amount coming to Adams. These
amounts, Dole says, he paid in cash, and
State Loan and Trust Company to his
credit. He had not the least idea that the
paper was altered. Or the following day
he left for San Francisco, where he was
later taken into custody.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-16
.BERING SEA ADJUSTERS.
Great Britain and Uncle Sam
Trying to Settle Their
Differences.
Each Nation Selects a Commissioner,
Who May Appoint Third, if
Necessary.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July ia
further step was taken by Great Britain
and the United States several days ago in
the matter of a consideration of the
British claims against this country for
seizures il previous years in Boring Sea.
The announcement was first made in the
United Press dispatches that treaty pro-
viding for the appointment of q joint
commission of two to adjust these claims
was then in process of construction be-
tween Secretary 0lney and her Majesty
ambassador, Sir Julian Pauncefote.
This treaty was subsequently, ratified by
the Senate. 1t provides, in addition to
one representative on the part of each
government, for third commissioner in
the event that the original commissioners
fail to agree. The British Government
has selected George E. King, one of the
Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada,
while the United States commissioner is
Judge William l.. Putnam of the First
United States Judicial Circuit. The CON-
missioners will meet at Victoria, B. c.,
which was selected because of its prox-
unity to the scene of the seizures, but
probably not until next autumn.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-16
Dor tor AGAIs Arrested.
TGle1, to San Francisco to Ansscer to a
Charge of Robbery.

Taken to San Francisco to Anstcer to q
Charge of Robbery.
FRESNO, CAL, July 15-Among the
passengers on the northbound train who
left Fresno last Saturday morning was J.
E. Ragsdale, the night Waterman in China
town, and deputy constable. Accom-
named boy Toy, whom he had arrested
on warrant from San Francisco charging
her with robbery.
Deputy Constable Ragsdale had an ex-
citing time in effecting the arrest. He was
assisted by brother deputy named John
Dumas. Ragsdale received q warrant for
Toys arrest early on Friday. He knew
that her friends in Fresno would assist her
if they coulo, for there is fight between
them and San Francisco Mongols for the
possession of the maid.
The two deputies waited on Saturday
morning until fifteen minutes before the
time for the arrival of the northbound
train, which Is due at 3 O'Clock. The
ofncers then made descent upon the
house in Chinatown where Toy was STOP
ping. Ragsdale had learned the location
of the girls apartment.
He and Dumas rushed into the house
and ran to the woman's room, intending
to take her by surprise; but Toy heard
them coming and sprang from bed and
ran up into an attic of the house. Rags
dale saw her and followed. He found her
crouchlng in dark corner of the attic,
trembling with fear. They hurried her to
the train and Ragsdale took her to San
Francisco.
The friends of Toy in this city are loud
In denunciation of the officers conduct.
They say that the warrant sent here was
not sufficient and was sworn out in San
Francisco by Toys husband, who several
months ago sold her for $1,000. The
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NO HOPE FOR
THE COLOMBIA,
CONTINUED from First Pa0S.I

might be necessary to remove them in a
hurry, and they wanted to put them into
shape. This is altogether probable. It
viii only take enough water to roll the
ship over and leave her bottom-up in the
breakers.
The steam schooners, Newsboy and
Jewel, are lying by the Colombia. The
Newsboy was busy hosting tons of coffee
by the sack out of the Colombia hold and
dropping it into her own. The steam
winch got no rest since early in the morn
ing. the Jewel lies out a way, awaiting
her turn. She will tie up alongside when
the Newsboy is loaded. The latter will
try and take all the coffee and the Jewel
the emainder of the cargo, which is gen.
eral merchandise and baggage. Most of
the cargo will be taken out unchanged, as
up to this evening there was water in the
compartment forward only.
The fishermen and farmers in the vicin-
ity of Pigeon Point may have had a
famine for many years, as to Central
American fruit, but they are having a
feast now. The fisherman's boat in which
CALL representative was rowed out 10
the wreck from Lighthouse Point this
morning was nearly half filled with Gen.
tral American lines. The enterprising
ooatman had picked them up from the
surf and from the water near the ship.
1hey were a part of the Colon bias
burst cargo. Thousands of the yellow
fruit tioated in the sea.
Captain Clark was rather uncommuni-
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EASTERN TURF Events.
Results at the Iatonia, Aqtteduct and
ST. Louis Tracks

Results at the Latonid, Aqueduct and
st. Lossis Tracks.
CINCINNATI. OHIO, July 15.-Latonia re-
suits:
six furlongs, Amy T won, Chagrin second,
Good Advice third. Time, 1:20.
Five furlongs, Captain Piersai won, Will
Wallace second, Hats Of third. Time. :O6.
One mile, Balkline won, Reimy second,
Maj Tom third. Time, :4SN.
Nine-sixteenths of a mile, COMFY Lee won,
Queen OF. Liars second, lila third. Time
1:01N.
One mile and twenty yards, Aimee won. st.
Helena second. Martin third. Time, :5012.
Nine-sixteenths of a mile, Alice won,
:591l
NEW YORK, N. Y, July 15.-Aoueduct re-
suits:
Six furlongs, Halfing won siroeco second,
Illusion third. Time, 1:161S.
One mile, Inquierendo won, Pearl Song Sec
ond, Royal third. Time, 1:4311.
Five furlongs, Successful won, Florian Sec
ond, Set Fast third. Time, 1 :03.
Mile and q sixteenth, Ajax won, Captain
second, Kallarhoe third. Time. 1:5015.
Five furlongs, Slowpoke won, Sir Moltke sec
end. Our Johnny third. Time, 1:9s;
ond, Bergen third. Time, :45Ha.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 15.-To-day's results:
Five furlongs, Gold Top won, Zaraida Sec
ond, Rosny third. Time, :033l.
Thirteen-sixteenths OF q mile, Ozark Jr. won,
Dick beneath second. Bravo third. Time.
:2314
Six furlongs, Pelleas won, Harry McCouch
second, St. Pancras third. Time, :1515.
One mile, Bridgeton won, Dave Fac second,
Our Maggie third. Time, L :431l.
One and sixteenth miles, Blng Binger won,
Schiller second. Linda third. Time, :471<.
Five furlongs, Gladys II won, Forsy the sec
ond, Lady Hamilton third. Time, :021z
SAGINAW, MICH, July 17.-At the second
day OF the Grand Circuit races the weather was
bad, strong wind sweeping up the stretch.
Fayorites won in each of the events. Sum-
maries:
Board of Trade stakes. $1,000, 2:40 class,
trotting. Newburger won, Emma Offert second,
Harry II third. Best time. 2:l6.
2:20 class, pacing purse $500, Red Oak won,
Nellie K second, King Egbart third. Best
time, 2:15.
2:1O class, pacing, purse 5000, Lottie Lorraine
won, Choral second, Lucy Ban third. Best
time, 2:1O3<.