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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
THE SU|SUN MYSTERY,
Officials Seeking Farmer Will
sons Slayer Still Work
in the Dark.

SUlSUN, CAL, Oct. 12.-The excite
ment caused by The murder of Daniel H.
Wilson, in Suisun Valley last Friday,
grows more intense. When the Coroner's
jury met at the Courthouse to-day the
room was crowded to the doors. Deputy
Coroner Maynard opened the proceedings
by calling Mrs. Lucy Owens, the house
keeper who was at Wilson's residence
when the murder occurred, to the stand.
The witness kept remarkably cool, and
given out on the day following the tragedy.
The cross-examipation by District Attor-
ney Devlin brought out further facts.
Mrs. Owens said her time as house
keeper for Wilson was to have expired
last SUNDAY, and former housekeeper,
Birdie O'Brien, was to have taken her
place.
Wilson told her that II MISS OBrien
came back and stayed with him he would
dee her the home place. He said the
witness could stay at his house until she
found something to do.
Mrs. Owens said Wilson had contem-
plated marrying Miss Alice Knowles of
San francisco, but the enga ement fell
through owing to the lady's indisposition
and deicate state of health.
Mrs. Addie Wilson, who was legally
separated from Wilson about three years
ago. denied having any bitter feelings
toward her husband, and stated that she
never dlscusset the question of the dis
tribution o his estate among the chill
dren after his death.
The inquest was then continued to
Tuesday morning.
In compliance with Sheriff Rush's re-
quest Governor Budd has offered a reward
of $500 for such information as will lead to
the arrest and conviction of the assassin.
Wilson's son has not yet returned.
The remains of the murdered mau were
to-day in; erred in Fairfield Cemetery, the
services being held under the auspices of
the G. A. r.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
Santa barbara Mu.tcsan,s Death.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Oct. H.
Professor Joseph Edward Green passed
away shortly after midnight last night.
Professor Green was talented musical di-
rector and the organizer of the city band.
On Saturday evening his orchestra, con-
Quoted by himself supplied music at the
opening of local department store. The
nights exposure brought on an attack of
pneumonia, from which he could not
rally. He was a native of Hamilton, Ont.
and aged 49 years.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
SAN DIEGASs CHEER HUxsAKER.
The Eloquent Democrat TeIis Hhy He
Supports mckinley.


Supports mckinley.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, Oct. 12-The
largest crowd that ever gathered on the
plaza greeted Hon. William j. Hunsaker
OF Los Angeles tonight.
Mr.. Hunsaker was formerly Mayor of
San Diego, and he is to-day one of the
most prominent Democrats in Southern
Ca tfornia. What he had to say. there
fore, in advocacy of Mckinley was worth
listening to, as showing what The better
element of his party really believes, even
though few ave the courage of Mr.. Hun
saker to say SC.
''Let u look at this thing" he said,
land see whether / have left the Demo-
cratic party or whether the Democratic
party has lett its traditions of century,
He then read the Democratic platform
of 1892. which declared that it was opposed
to tue free coinage of silver without inter-
national agreement.
That" said TIE speaker, sis where the
Republican party stands to-day"
Then ne read the Populist platform of
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
BoItmas Child Dro,cned.

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, Oct 12.-Georgia, a
little daushter OF Walter Adams, keeper
Of the Ocean House at Bolinas, was
drowned this morning at that place. The
porch of the hotel extends out over the
cnannel at BoIinas harbor, and the little
girl, about Is months old, either tum bled
over the railing or fell through the floor,
and was drowned before help could reach
har
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
Posoaena scientist. Ds.corerv.

PASADENA. CAI., Oct. IL. = Professor
+. L. o. Roehrig of this city has discovered
that the human eye has hitherto unob-
served visual powers, namely, microscopic
vision and double refraction of the rays of
light. Certain scientific discoveries have
verified his discovery.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
MFR. Deln.a@ argument.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Oct. I'D. M. Delmas
to-day made the opening statement for the
proponents in the contest of the will of
George II. Parker, deceased. He said
there had been no evidence of insanity OF
the testator and that the contestant had
introduced no testimony to prove insanity.
The single issue i'll the case now is as to
testator's sanity.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
Sails From. Santa Barbara.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Oct. H.
The Ramona, largest of the San Francisco
Yacht Clubs craft and Commodore Nc
Carthy's own boat, left Santa Barbara for
the North to-day, after q stay of twelve
days in the harbor. E. Mccarthy, the
commodores brother, and Captain Fred
Nelson go to San Francisco by rail.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
SAN FRASCIsoo's ASSESSMENT.
State EqWaLizers Decide to Conduct an
Inquiry Ia This City.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Oct. 12-The res
olution passed by the Merchants Associa-
tion of San Francisco condemniEg the
action taken by the equalizers in raising
San Francisco's assessment was read
before the equalizers to-day. 1t was re-
solved to hold meeting at San Francisco
at an early date and summon a number of
taxpayers before the board to inquire into
values, although such action was contested
by some of the members on the ground
that it was now too late to do any good.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
Io,.thf..l htcucle Thief.

SAN JOSE. CAL, Oct. l2.-Robert
Dougherty, fourteen-year-old boy who
stole a bicycle from G. H. Northrup a
short time ago. was brought back from
San Francisco to-day to answer to charge
of grand larceny. This is the second
wheel Dougberty has stolen. he having
served fifteen days in the County Jail for
the first offense. An effort will be made
to send the boy to the Whittier Reform
School
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13

was before Judge Angellotti for sentence
this afternoon. motion for a new trial
on the usual grounds was denied by the
court, and a sentence to thirty years i'm :
prisonme mt was passed upon Kelley. The
Judge ordered a ten days stay of execu-
tion. to allow of further effort for a new
trial.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
The Monadmocs a. Mare Island.

VALLEJO. CAL. Oct. 1.-THE monitor
Monadnock and the Alert arrived at the
navy-yard this afternoon. As soon as the
powder is taken out of the Monadnock the
monitor will be d ockea. scraped and
painted,
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
Re,vard for WILSON'S Slayer.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Oct. 1.-THE Gov
ernor has offered $500 reward for the
arrest and conviction of the murderer or
murderers OF Daniel II. Wilson, killed in
Solano County on October 8, 1896.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
Fire Near Mar,ce,f.

COLUSA, CAL, Oct. 12-The dwelling
and barn on the d. II. Arnold ranch near
Maxwell was burned yesterday afternoon.
The residence was occupied bv Fred
SERVER and family. The loss is $500.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
Mrs. Boom Totn, to .,.den,,

SAN JOSE, CAL, Oct 12.-Mrs. Maud
BalIington Booth addressed the students
of the State Normal School this morning.
Shortly afterward she left Tor Santa Cruz.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
San Quentin Assas.sn,, Fa,,

SAN RAFAEL. CAL, Oct. 12-Robert
Kelley, the slayer of fellow-conyict
named Arrison, in San Quentin prison.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
DIR. GUY
ERB PhY SlCIAN of the
FLOW RY KINGDOM.


LIE Is OF GREAT EMI-
Ii nencs and learning,
having long experience In
the Imperial Hospitals of
China He las practiced
his profession In America
for o years and cured { ou-
sands OF sick and afflicted.
He guarantees q cure OF all
diseases of men. women
and children where cure Is
possible. No mater IL 9TH
ers have failed to cure you,
try DIR. GUY. Everybody
invited to call. Consulta-
Il n FREE Offic-s--Ss 1 K
Wa sh ngton aud J ckson.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROA
MOUNT TANALPAIS.

coast Railroad. racluo
VEN Da Save 5. F. 9:15AM 1.Ax
suNDAYfs.ogaArfsye suNDAYsmgessAxrfsyses s; = s;25 N $50 P. n.
heturning-Arrive s.F.l rs p 400 7SS :SS n
1igxsts r.sS for sale in Mn Val ey or =
,. THO tOOk & SONS 6yl Msrka, :, =
Ali Valley and Mount TamsIpais scenic ~ faIswnv. n
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
Treasmru Gnta Reserre.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 10.-The
treasury gold reserve declined to-day to
Sl23 996, ,116 the Withdrawals to-day being
$318, 100
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13

TIE King Of Pulls is Beechams-BEEcHAx'A
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
RAILROAD TRAVEL.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
(PACIFIC sYsTEM.i
Trains leave and are tluc t9 arrive aG
SAN FESANCHSCO.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-30

- Sibor 2user Iiest i@uer trans ",
hospital barnieber.
- Grnit 96bnt bat feline S4miebss
pertitdtte mad Siebenbrunners altem
Ylat an MinneiotaitraBe uerle9t.
- Die 90 Sabre aIte Mutter BON
9enins Suerion bon Conn 0tneen 1T
letten Mittwo@ seitorben.
- Sn ben Tamilieu uon u. &i@ter,
Weusel Gang uno Sobn 9artel trofen
leste @o4e ~Sutanftise Staatsbarser
elm.
- Der @a6ertano int Sman Yale
1T sessnwdrtis 10 niebris, Bag ii9 teine
SteIe BARN befinoet an wel9em sis
9ei1nitten werben Tam.
- @enn mir bier 1T Minneiota auss
gangs Sanuar so @rao uno mebr iber
NuQ i'm S@atten baben, ME bies seitern
unb oorseiteru Der Tau mar, 1T bic Nns
nabme beredtist, Bag an Der Grba@ie
cine S@raube lossesansen lit.
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0ei6dttSsN

QaKet Cure 8ilber bel $. Z. Ga
periem %einrabmen.
Deuti9e Stridwolle 3u 20 Gts.
ben Strans bel Grau 9. s 0 4 M n.
Trii@e Opiters uon al1en Sorteu
in jeoer beliebisen Guantitdt iinb biQis
gu baben bel Mar @einbart. (bu
@rtra feline id@ii@e Bratwurit
pom Jest al wieber beitdnois 3u baben
i'm Tleii@er9d@dft BON
ba Mar &einbart
Senoet Cure Noroerunsen we9en
Geuerieaoen sesen @iienbabnseieui@aiz
ten unb 8u@er (Usury) On 6. 6.
Du:te, 1918 81. Q. Wife BUILDING,
Minneapolis. 8elten Gmpfeblun9en.
Seine Soften uenn Sbr Cure Gnti@as
bi9un9 ni9t betommt. cow ba
eSn Der Nem ulm Creamery wirb
ieber3eit fir &oQen>8 Butter unb gier Der
bo9ite Marttpreis in rGaib" bejablt.
Office in S4eqs @ebduoe, Gde Min>
n~elota> un6 2. NorbitraBe.
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Grturtiontu mad Californian ,ulter
beri1nlt&tr Mufidt.

Die N%ortbmeiteru 2inie ldBt sesen~
wdrtis an ieoem Oonneritas perionli@
beaufii@tiste @rcuriions>3use nod San
Trancisco unb Sos Nn9eles l%aufen. Die
Gour sebt burd bic malerii@ften unb.in
%tereEanteiten @esenben Nmeritas unb
bic ba3u benutten S@lafwa9en iinb bic
neueiten unb bequem6en, mel@e bis iett
ber9eitelt murben. Dieie Grcuriionen
iteben unter Mufii@t alter unb erfabre>
ner @onbucteure, iobaB bic @eiienben
elmer por,isli9en Beoienuns uerii@ert
iein birfen. Sole Snformatton betreffs
Staten uim. merbeu prompt bur@ bic
Msenten ber 6 & 81. %. Giienbabn ers
tbeilt. At
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Maa fit sie 10 piel tbun.

9err Treb Mii0er 0 nsSruins SQ., i4reibt,
bab Ct LANCE Sabre ein i1,peres Mierenleioen
bate unb seitweilis 9robe S9mersen I'M &iis
de,; aud baB Ct al Der glaie lit. Gr &C.
brau1te piels io9enamnte 9tierenbeilmittel,
oSer eriolslos. Dor etpa einem Sabre per-
jm1te Ct Glettriiden gitters unb fanb bali
Grleidterum9. Glettrii1er gttters 1T BEL on>
bers fir 9tierens umb 9eberleiben 9eeisnet ,nb
siebt oft ioiortise 9iuoeruns. Gin Veriu&
rpirb bies beweiieu. Cine 9robe Slai4e ,,ur
SO Gerts in 8. W. Olieus Npotbete. 8
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&1mteoe

Die rlnter3eidneteu madeu 9iermit betamt,
BIB lie bas iriiber Don Ssobn @iebeubrMnner
seiibrte S@miebeseiGait al ber Gde
BON @emter . uub Miuue5ota Strabe,
iett u,,ter benz %Tirmanamen @iebenbrun,,er
& Wilbur9 9enleini 9aftlid betreibeu. que
S1miebearbeiteu merben auf bos Belte Be-
ior9t unb bent gel9lasen pon pfcrben 1pirb
gang b~eionoere Nufmertiamteit seldeuft. F,
Sebn etebenbranner.
DauI @tIbure.
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0rotcr
MQ8fem>&Qll
UNION HALLE
Counting ben 2. Tebr1ar.
MQe iinb 3ur Ebeilnabme freunbli@it
einselaoen. %
0rober
auction!
" ~ gRAntn0 Ncft D. Sebtu0t

IN Nsmtae sen 10. aebruar
pou,1O 1br 8ormitta9s OH, wiro Der Inter:
;ei9nete auf ieiner Tarm lit Conn Gottoa=
poob, brei Meilen iiibli4 pom Nep uln,, bic
folsenben @esenitdnbe AT ben Meitbieten=
beu ueritei9ern laiien: 5Hierbe i'm alter pom
reipectiue s, 6, 5,4 unb 8 Sabrem, iowie ei,t
8 Sabre altes Wdbriobleu, Mil4tlbe pom
ausse3ei9neter &aiie, 2 jweiiabrise nnb .
eiuiabrise Sellers, 4 trasei.be MutterI@meiae
(bie I'M Npril merfen). eiu Z Mtonate alter
BoQblut j3u1teber, 80 9iibner, l Minneapo=
liz Selbitbtnber, 1 Suqer & Sobnion Wtabs
mai9iue, l Giterlep Sdemai@i1e, l @sse.
i Nierbere9en, 2 @ulttpators, 2 Efi9e, 3
9umberwa9en, 1 Sweiiieises gussp,. cine
1900 Yfuub @a9e, 2 6oppelte Yferoe9eldirre
uub Ioniti9e Narm= mb 5aus9eratbidaften.
Ser befanMte Glpoesbale 6en9t r8iup Sor"
,pirb BEL bieier @eleseubeit ebeniaQs periteis
eert. - Sm SAL pou i6ledter @itteruus
finbet bic Muftiou ant na9ifolsenben Sag
itatt.
Sebiusunsen: Gin Sabr 3e,t 81 iieben
Yro,e,,t nit gutter Siderteit.
CD. Yre@t, Srans S4neiber.
Nuctionator.
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StmrmperN@crmn

Die neuIiden oturmidaoen baber ae3e,st, oas gers
~Rderuns sesen Sdaben pom @inblturmer unb Eorna>
boes serabe 10 notbwenbis 1T, ais 5esen Jeuer ,nb Stbs
fdaben, unb i'd made bebbalb baraui auimertian, bab
ID Polieen in ben SuuerldfIisiten geieuidaiten su 10 bills
!Itsen Vretien aui I. 8 ober Sabre au!siteuen tann, oop
@temanb bic serinse Nussabe i&euen iolte:
W N. q faenoe
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2ulQmmleu. 40

SIM Sabr 1894. betrus, mad Sem uer>
poutanoisten Beri@t, bic 3abl Der &C.
burten 543 uno bic Der Sterbeidue $50.
Da ber erite lebtjdbrise Beri&t unuoQ>
itanois mar uno bem'elben na@trdsli@
nod 81 @eburten unb l6 SterbefdQe
su9efiat weroen muBten, ourfte Der uorz
itebenbe Beri6t ebenfaQs nod cine @r>
sdnjun9 erfabrem.
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Yuflens Mrnica=Galbe

Ote bette ealbe In bet Melt fir sdntitwunben
tQuetIdunscn, @uuben, geidwire Sat;luB, Tle9ten
anfs eprunse enc 3dnbe, Sroitbeulen. ,Sibnsrausen unb
aue 3autausi@lase unb beilt u%nieblbar 9amorrbotSen.
lung pertanst. Erets, 25 Gents bic SdadteG. gu ha
ben BET 8. SO. OIien Stem lln.
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9antiaaun0.

MIem Sreunben, mel9e urs mabre,,b uns
ierer 8etriibniB 10 treu CUR Seite ftanben,
fir bic berrli3eu Vlumenlpelben, lo1pie fur
bic u,s erpieieMe aQ9emetle Sbeilnabme ers
ltatten ibrem inai9iten Dant
yt. u. bingham,
$. Naien unb ami Tile.
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3u perfQufen>

gu pe,tauiem 1T eim Yrid=6als nit 8
j3immer,, Mnb einer serdumisen Storeraum.
0as @ebGube 1T nit itdbtii4em @aiier uer=
ieben. Gin gutter Stau itebt ebenfaQs in
Berbinbuns. Na@,"irasen lit Der Office bes
rTortl4ritt." ba
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Borlber 1T bic Sommer3e1t,
Ser @inter nabet balo, "

Oer Wtnter H09e1 Oalo,
Da brau9t man 1uarme &lei6er,
Ob jung man, ODER alt.
@er eiuen suten &nSus miu.
@on Stoff unb Irbeit fem,
Der TONNE aur setroit gu mir
ST iou 3ufrieben fem.
Gin autes Siten, neuite Moo'
Wirb INNER 9%arantirt;
Die feinite Nrbeit ieoer3eit H..
@irb iauber ausseflbrt.
Qlu9 made i@ gu ieber 3eit
&e@t fart, unb aud iebr i@neu,
Die auerbeite &eparatur .
8reiswlrbis un6 reeQ.
80. a.. &bobe
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8erlan9t.

8erIan8t.
Der llntersei9nete minl9t eineu 3ie9en :
bod III tauieu. @er eineu 1olden ju per-
fauiem bat ,penbe ii4 an
SuIius 2ebue,
SpriM9fielb, Mimu.
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Neue Mn5et9en.
@crlam8t

8erlan8t
,pirb ein 1eiBises Mdb9em CUR 9iilie Der
Dausirau auf elmer Tarm. Nad3ufra9eu
III Der Office bes rNort19ritt".
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$40 BeIohuun0.

g(us Der Office bes uuter;ei9neten III ben
Stod=Darbs wurbe ein Gid setoblen urb
obi9e Velobuun9 ,piro Dernieni9en be;ablt,
mel9er ben Oie6 ermittelt unb CUR Injei9e
brin9t. SbaS. Stuebe.
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3m pernttetben
iinb smei i3immer i'm &~ieslin9=9lod an
Gde Der @enter= rnb MinneiotafraBe. 9ta1=
;ufrasen beim Gisentbimer
46) Aug. &leslin9.
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- Der bieiise @tabtratb ianttion.rte
in elmer INT 6reitus Mbenb absebaltenen
@pecialiitun9 bos 0 uns lit letter
Nummer mitaetbeilte l1ebereintommen
ber @bicaso & Nortbmeitern unt Der
neuen Minneapolis, Nem l1lm & @outb:
meItern Giienbatn in Betreff bes 8ese>
re@ts unb bes &reuaens Der beioen Bob=
nen babier IN Nem ulm. gta@ ben uer>
einbarten 8etimmun9en mirb bic neue
Babn, auBer .anbere unmelentli@e 0er>
dnberun9en. smil@en Der l. uno 7.
@uotraBe in elmer Breite BON bunoert
TuB burd ben Start, obne bas Gisens
tbum Der Chicago & Norttmeitern 81
beribren. l~aufen; uom bort entlans ber
@prinsitraBe Bis CUR IL. Sabtrabe
cine Breite DON 215 TuB uno weiter iib>
lid pom 100 SUP baben. Das &reu5en
ber beiben Babnen finbet an Der 7.
NorbiraBe itatt, moielbit bas 8abnbett
Der @bicaeu & Nortbmeitern UNI uoqe
IA TuB erb6bt mirb. Die Soften fit
bas @rb1ben Der sanaen Babu pom
@a0erbebdlter bis ouf ben 6i9el, ein>
i9lieBli@ ber beioen 8iaoutte an l. uno
8. NorbitraBe, iino auf $4,000 ses
i@dtt, BON meldem 8etrag pier Tiinftel
auf bic neue Babn fallen. Wte uns
uerii4ert mirb muB Die Nrbeit bis gum
l.. Stunt uoQenbet fem unb iou oieielbe
be6balb iofort NIT aler gner9ie in Nns
9rtff 9enommeu wer6en.
The Portland daily press., 1896-11-30
Report of the Governor of Alaska.

San Francisco, November 2s.-Goyer.
nor James Sheakley of Alaska, in his an
nual report of the Secretary of the Inte-
rior, copy of which was brought here
from Sitka, reports that mail service mas
been extended to the Yukon mining
reg ion, but the service has not been SAT,
isfaotory, while that to the western mart
Of Alaska in charge Of the Alaska Corr
meroial company, has been prompt and
efficient. In regard to the fur seal fish
cries, the governor says: "The QUESTION
of the preservation of the fur herds of
PribyI off and other islands is not one
that concerns alone the persons or even
the nations interested. Tbs whole oivi-
lized world is Interested. / firmly he-
lieve, when the facts are fully known.
that the good sense and love of fairness
on the part of the English peoplv will
fully approve of the stand which the
Am erican government has taken in tho
matter.
Gold to the amount of So, ,2sO, 600 vas
taken from the mines OF Al laska during
part of which was from low grade oras
yielding as little as 81 ton.
The Portland daily press., 1896-11-30
Action on the Death of DR.. roster.

A largely attended meeting of the ply
sieians of Portland was hold at the
Maine Eye and Ear Intirmary Su nday
afternoon to take action upon the death
of DIR. Thomas A. Foster. Notice was
given that the funeral services would
take place at II a. M, Monday and the
ply sicians of Portland were requested to
attend in body.
Voted that Drs. Stephen n. Weeks,
Seth G. Gordon, Charles o. Hunt and
Augustus S. Thayer act as committee
on resolutions.
Remarks were made by Drs. I. II.
Dana, Weeks, Gordon, King, Warren,
Adams. H. P. Merrill and Meserve. 1t
was said that DR.. Foster commanded the
respect and confidence of all who knew
him; he was an honest, able and useful
physician. an upright. honorable. Chris
tian man. No one stood higher in the
medical profession. He YVES an epthu-
sisstic teacher and no sacrifice was too
great to make for his pupils. Although
a very busy and hard working man he
was a firm and constant friend to all the
Young physicians and was always rendy
to awe words of announcements an d
assistance.
The Portland daily press., 1896-11-30
BY A WOMAN.
Serious Charge to which a Boston Lawyer
Must Answer.

Boston, November 28. Isaac F. Saw
yer, lawyer with al office at No. ]
Beacon street, is under arrest charged
with murder. His ancuser, Minnie
Hanson, 35 years old, of 1867 fremont
street, is also detained as q witness.
Sawyer is 35 years of age. lives at No.
Dudley street, Roxbury, and is accused
Of killing child born to the Hanson
woman in January last. Sawyer denies
the charge and while she chief evidence
in the possession of the police is the story
of Minute Hanson yet it is alleged that
and denied by Sawyer have been corroLo-
rated by people who lived in the same
house at the time the alleged murder
was com mitted. The woman claims
that he was the father of the child. This
Sawyer also denies and claims he only
professional business. Her reason for
not having brought the matter to the
attention OF the police before is said to
be because she has been on friendly terms
with Sawyer until very recently. The
charge against Sawyer really grows Out,
it is said, Of charge of larceny pre-
ferret against the woman by Sawyer yes
terday morning According to the
woman's story she put some articles in
pawn and Sawyer, who took them out,
refused TO give them back to her. She
learned where they were and took them
and for SO doing, she says, Sawyer COM
planned of her for committing larceny.
It was after her arrest on that charge
that she told this story of child murder
Sawyer will be arraigned on Monday
morning.
The Portland daily press., 1896-11-30
A Familiar Tale.

Kansas CITY, Mo-, November 2s Carl
Schwartz, an employe CT the Stookyaras,
shot and fatally wounded Bessie Hosmer,
the 16 years old adopted daughter of Geo.
A. Hosmer of the Drovsr's hotel, this
afternoon. Then he turned the revolver
upon himself and attempted euicile by
shooting in the head. lis wound is seri-
ous. The cause of the shooting was the
refusal by the parents of the girl to per.
nit Schwartz IS marriage 20 her
Schwartz la in jail.
The Portland daily press., 1896-11-30
Germans Pushing to Increase Their In


fuence.
Washington, November 28.-The De-
pnrtmeut of State continues to receive
evidence of the widening of German in
f1uence in Samoa. A mail despatch re-
ceived from Consnl-General Churchill
today states that the German Imperial
post office at Apia has received tnstruc-
tions from the government to enlarge the
postal service which is maintained in
Samoa in connection with the consulate.
Beginning October 90 last, the post Office
was instructed to receive subscriptions
from all newspapers published in the
countries of the postal union at prices
according to the official tariff. Begin
ming Jan uary 1st next,i it will accept, for
ward, and pay postal money orders from
countries in the postal union. This inn
proveinent in the service is made pending
the establishment of such postal system
as may be permitted under the munich
pal, ,ty CT Apia by the terms of the Berlin
German act.
The Portland daily press., 1896-11-30
Yale and Harvard Athletes WIN Again
Compete.
Compete.

New Haven, Conn.,, Novem her 2s.-
The managers Of Yale athletics today
made the following official signed an.
pounoement:
"The Harvard athletic conl,oittee and
the Yale athletic managers having held
meetings and resolved that resumption
of athletie relations between the two
meeting will be called on Monday. M.
ven, ber 80. to ratify the policy Of the
Yale athletic managers in making ar
ranaements for the renewal and continu-
alton of the contest in athletics, base
bail. boating and foot ball."
The Portland daily press., 1896-11-30
Standing of the Polo Players League.
Portland Bowling Association.

The Portland Bowling Association
rendered MIR. James Carlton of the Wav-
erly team farewell banquet Saturday
evening at the ST. Julian. About 80
mem bers of the association were present
aud the menu was an elaborate one
President Waite presided and during the
evening presented Mr.. Carlton, In be-
half of his associates, with silver sm0k-
ing set and suitable memorial contain
ing the names of the members OF the as
ISOLATION.