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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
NOTABLE WEDDING AT LkKEP0RT
F. Atherton MacOndrGy of San Francisco
and Mss Mcry McPbersoH Collier
Ere I'm Jfed

LAKEPORT CAL, June 3.-Probably
the most fashionable wedding which ever
took place in Lake County was sOlemnized
last night at the Christian Church. +.
Atherton Macondray, prominent young
business man of San Francisco, and Miss
Mary Mcpherson Collier of this coun ~
were united by Rev. J. f. Shertliff of
Cloverdale according to the Episcopalian
ritual.
The church was beautifully decorated
with white and pink roses. and the music
was furnished by San francisco orcnes-
ira. 1t was about o clock when the we'd
ding party entered the church amid the
strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding March,
the bride upon her fathers arm The
ceremony occupied only a short time and
was very impressive.
Miss Collier was maid of honor and the
Misses Sarah. Marguerite and Martha
Collier, Miss Thomas, Miss Caroline, Miss
Mclean and Miss Butler were brides
maids. Gerald Rath bone was the groom 5
best man and Messrs. S. Macondray,
Pringle, McMulIen, Byre and Boyce acted
as ushers. The bride was attired in white
and the bridesmaids in pink, with white
flowers.
A large delegation from San Francisco,
Oakland and Menlo Park came up to wit
ness the ceremony, and there were abou
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
FRESNO FIREBUGS Run DOWN.
Two Important Arrests Made BY Detec-
tive cfutcher-i0tereSti1g DeVelop-
msnsS p ON sedL

FRESNO, CAL, June SIS. 6. Crutcher.
formerly deputy constable, but now a
private detective, to-day arrested Young
man named Lew Spivey on a charge of
arson. The detective also preferred a
similar charge against Walter Jones, who
is serving a six months sentence in the
county Jail for Vagrarcy.
Crutcher has evidence against the two
men which he considers to prove cnnclu-
sively that they set fire TO the buiIdin gs
or ID. II. Myers place, ten miles west of
this city, on the night of March 6 last.
Jones has made a confession, and it is
understood that the detective has Cor.
roborative evidence. The buildings de-
Stroyed comprised a house, barn granarv
and chicken-shed. They were all old and
not worth much, yet there was a hand
some insurance on them.
Jones says that Spivey told him that
he was to realize 500 for setting fire to
The buildings. In his confession he further
states that he was drunk on the night
the crime was committed and it was
about 3 O'Clock when Spivey mes him ana
invited him TO take r.de into the coun-
try. Jones claims that he remained in
the buggy while Spivey applied the torch.
The buildings were insured in favor OF
w. A. Cosby, who had mortgage on the
place. I. A Bell was the agent who
wrote the policy.
Spivey and Jones are both hard charac-
ters and have been under surveillance of
the auth for some lime. 1t Is be-
lieved that they could account for the
origin OF number OF the fires in and
around Fresno during the past year. 1t Is
likely that there will te some interesting
Developments in the case.
Jones and Spivey were arrsigned before
Justice st. John this afternoon and placed
under $500 bail each. Neither could fur
nish tAe amount and went TO jail. Jones
was recently sent up Tor vagrancy.
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STOCKTON CELES7IALS RAIDED.
Police Storm Den of HighbH6eFs and
Gamblers and Land Ten OF Thsm

STOCKTON. CAL, June 3.-A few days
ago couple of San Francisco highbinders
and professional gamblers came to town
and the officers soon learned OF their pres
ence and have been watching them ever
since. This morning they ascertained
that at least one of them was playing tan
at Sing Chuag's place, and they planned
raid which was carried out very success
fully.
The first intimaiion that the players
had Of the presence of the officers was
when Chief of Police Kings bury de-
manded that the door be opened. Then
there was hustle within. but the door
was not being opened forthwith. Kings
bury battered II down and entered. One
OF the Cinnamon Immediately turned of
the gas leaving the room as dark as any
den could be. 1t was their inten tion to
bolt for the door, but the sheen of the
Chlefs revolver altered their purpose.
Ot1lcer Walker then entered and CROPPED
around to find the gas Jet. The coolies in
tersered with him as much as they could
until he got tired of them an d slugged
right and left in the dark. H does not
know who he hit or where he hit, but he
knows that every time he struck out e
Chlnaman went bang against the W all,
the floor or his fellow country men, " no
began by this time to huddle together in
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
P0R7LARD'o cvnSPIhACY CASE.
Julian EPpInc, Superintendent of the Post
Office Registry Depar1m .nt, Tsns
HIS SfCry

PORTLAND, Or, June 8-The greater
part OF to-day's hearing by United States
Commissioned Sladen of the postoffice
robbery conspiracy case was taken up
with listening to the story OF Julian Ep-
ping, superintendent of the registry de-
partment, who is accused by the CaIifor-
MIA ex-convct, Frank Hall Gautier. with
being the originator OF the conspiracy.
Epping OF course denied ever having
dreamed of a conspiracy 10 rob the post
office, and denounced Gautier's story as a
vicious dream of an oPium-soaRed mind
de confessed TO having sought an intro
ductlon 10 Gautier to obtain some inform
alton relative 10 the Chinese certificates
being counterfeited here, which informa-
ton he proposed turning to his own ac-
count in the way of making a reputation
for himself Gautier got wind of this, and
tearing he had placed his confidence in
the wrong quarter he concocted this con-
splracy yarn to save himself.
At the close OF the examina ton Com
missioner Sladen denied all motions to
discharge any Of the accused and res erved
his decision until Saturday.
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stately, imposing and beautiful queen
could not be found. Indeed San Mateo
county IS noted for its beautiful women.
and In Miss ROwelI, or Queen Eliza beth.
one sees the highest exponent of beauty.
Nor is she the only handsome one; her
maids, eight in mum Der, represent differ
ent tyres OF beauty, blonde and brunette
a lovely picture they made, surrounding
her majesty on the throne, all dressed in
spotiess white.
Following are the maids of honor as
they rehearsed last night and as they ap-
peared tonight: Miss Elyce Hansen Miss
Mary Barre. Miss Bell Mosier, Miss Edif h
Steller, Miss Louise MOurot, Miss Belle
Macarthur, MISS Lillian Newman and Miss
Bertha kuck
Some changes were made in the role
almost at the last moment. From the
utne the royal party commenced its
march 10 the regal seat until the exercises
were completed the large audience was
held entranced, and the applause gwen al
the enc showed that The coronation was
justly appreciated by all
AT S;5O O'Clock, to the music of the
hilte brass band, the roval party COM
menced its march. the Queen and her
prime minister leading the way, while
tour small pages scattered flowers along
me route. On reaching the throne her
Majesty took her seat. On either side of
Aer STOOD her maids, while forming
semi circle back of these were sixteen
dancers, who later on danced before the
queen. Two Of the pages then advanced
bearing between them a crown Of flowers
which was handed up TO Tuomas Lynch
who performed the ceremony Of croWning
her Majesty. Hail to the Queen" was
then sung by a chorus of eight voices
Joseph ). Bullock made the presenta-
ton speech and delivered the KEYS of the
city to her Majesty, and Guy z. Hall. the
Prime Minister, responded on behalf of
her Highness.
The dancers then formed in the hall in
front OF the platform directly below the
throne and upon the order of the Prime
Minister commenced TO dance Those
who took part III It We're: Mr P RYAN
and Miss Lottie Christ, Mr.. Asa Hull and
Mrs. Oferman, Mr.. Clifford Bacon and
Miss Rounds, Mr.. Ed win Kmeaid and
Miss Neilio Hammerson, Mr.. Daniel STAT
lord and Miss Laura Bettannler, Mr.. Gus
Frohm and MISS SalIie Nelson. Mr.. George
Christ and Mss Ray Hilson, Mr.. Roy
Cloud and Miss DOlhe Kearse.
This dance ended, the Queen and her
minister stepped down from the throne
and led the grand march, after which
dancing commenced and will continue
until morning.
Tomorrow and Saturday will be given
up to display of flowers, Everything
VIII be In place by tomorrow afternoon
when the doors are opened.
TIE judges appointed 10 award the
prizes are: Mrs. Shroeder, Mrs. Dowd,
ii. w. Walker, Edwin Thompson and
Louis Frank.
The Carnival bids fair to be success in
every sense OF the word
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
co OUR1-MARIIAL TO REooNpENE e.
InJ0rmdttty tn the Trial of Lieutenant
Carter at VaUejo.

InIOrmdttty fn the Trial of Lieutenant
Carter at PdHejo.
VALLEJO, Cal. June 3-The mem bers
OF the naval court-martial who tried Lieu
tenant Carter of the Independence some
few weeks ago have received orders from
the Secretary of the Navy to reconvene
the court tomorrow morning. The papers
ana hndlngs OF the court were forwarded
10 the office of the Judge advocate gen.
eral at Washington on the 18th of last
month, since which time nothing had
been heard of them until to-day, when
each member OF the court was ordered to
appear at the courtroom at II O'clock for
further consideration OF the case.
AS near as can be learned there was a
certain informality that has to be recti.
hed, but what it is has not been an
nounced. Most of the mem bers will be in
attendance, as the ships TO which some of
them are attached are still living at san
Francisco.
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Many Attempts of the
Celestial to Enter the
Country.
CheCkmated at Every Move by
Inspector Putnam's
Vigilance.
Spends $4,000 in Two Years, and
Is Now Under Arrest at Los
Angeles.

LOS ANGELES. CAL, June 3.-Chuck
Wong Park is a Chinaman who was for
merly of San Francisco. but now he is a
man without a country. He was once
prosperous when ne lived in that city,
and made money so fast that he thought
he would 60 back to China and see the old
folks. He did so, and after vacation de-
cided he would come back, but was turned
away from the Golden Gate, as he was one
of the prescribed under the exclusion act.
Chuck had lived long enough in this
country to know the value OF persever-
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
MONTEREY CUTrIAG AFPkAr.
Chdrtes Lonberg Is Stabbed Several
It1nes bV Darid Rnrrerns

Times by David Barrsras.
MONTERREY, CAL, June 3.-Last night
cutting affray took place here which
came near resulting in the death of one
oi the persons concerned in it. Charles
Lonberg, an employe OF Motley Bros
lumbermen down the coast-and David
Barreras had been drinking slightly in
Inc Union saloon on Pearl street, and an
alteration arose between them over some
uhlm portant matter. Both rushed out of
the saloon, and BaTreras drew knife and
staooed Lonoerg severely in several places
before any one could interfere
Assistant District Attorney J. H. An
derson OF Salinas, who happened to be in
town on business, investigated the case
anu ana s"ore out warrant for the arrest of
Barreras, charging him with assault with
intent to Kill Barreras was placed und er
Sfo9 bonds. in default OF which he was
locked up. LonberG will recover.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
EN- ELIZABETH and Maids of Honor at Redwood City.

$50 Lake County people present. Admis-
sion 10 the church was gained by tickets
and none but the favored few were able TO
witness the ceremony. a reception and
wedding dinner followed the ceremony,
after which the bride and groom were
driven to Highland Springs and this morn
ing left for MEMO Park, which will be
their future home. The wedding presents
we're handsome, costly and numerous and
required wagon to take them from the
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
sAUsALITU JUnT DIsAGREEs.
rats 10 Find n Yerdict Iva the Case of
P"o{SeiIer = brnhanu

FdHS TO Find Verdict tn the Case OF
P"oiSeHer : brnham.
SAUSALIIO, CAL, June 3.-After be-
ing out three hours jury of seven failed
to bring in verdict in the case of the
town Of SausaIito against z ok Abraham,
arrested for selling pools on horses in vio-
lation of town ordinance.
Juror W. G. Morrow asked the court to
be allowed 10 make a statement. He said
that four of the jurymen had been talked
to reasonably, but they had acted without
degree OF intelligence and had changed
their votes on every ballot.
he said that with such men on the iury
verdict could not be obtained If they
stayed out month.
The Recorder, Joseph H. Pryor, quickly
dismissed a., the jury. The jurymen were:
w u. Morrow, W. W. Sanderson. F. T.
Tyler NJ. Holmes, J. Z. SiIyeira. ! Y.
Silva, Antoine Perry.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
FRESNO FARMER KILLED.
adam. Bearer Fails Under WG1oH
and Is ktlIed.

and Is ktITed.
FRESNO, CAL, June 3.-Adam Beaver,
a wel.-known farmer, residing In the
Scandlna Wan colony, met with fatal ac-
cident while engaged in hauling hay on
his farm yesterday afternoon. He was on
top of load when part OF it slid off, bring
ing him down with it. He fell under the
wagon and the hind wheel passed over his
shoulders and chest.
The neighbors were quickly ummoned,
and seeing that the injuries were OF a
serious nature, DR.. Rowell was summoned
from this city with all possible haste.
Everything was done to save the life of
the man, but at clock this morning he
died. Deceased was about go years of age
and has lived in the colony for many
years. He leaves wife and family, who
are in the East.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
KilIsd in a Uoodicy Wine.

LA GRANDE, Or. June 3.-An accident
occurred at the French company's mine:
at Woodiey Tuesday night, in which Will
liam Treostel was instantly killed. He
was working with a night shift when a
small section of limestone fell upon him.
very small quantity of rock fell. moi
sut1eient to cover hls body, but it fell with
fatal force, one piece striking him on the
head and another on the chest.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
HIS OWN DOCTOR

You will meet a man every
now and again who is his
own doctor. He will buy
shoes from shoemakers, meat
from butchers and soap from
chambers, but he must be
his own doctor. He tinkers
with himself, uses every
kind of tea or herb he can
find. This being your own
doctor is allvery good for the
motherly woman of a big
family, whose experience,
actual contacts great
but the ordinary man can no
more be his own doctor than
can a goat read Latin, or a
mule study Greek. A man
who finds he is suffering
from a nervous disorder or
who discovers that he is suf-
fering from
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
AGATN TRY 10 BREAK jan.
sprout and BrrV AaEe Anofher EfOr
10 Eecnne nt HnndLnnd.

aprout and BrIV AdEe Anofher Effort
fo EFc1pe Gt HOodtGnd.
WOODLAND, CAL, June 2-Joe Sprout
and Frederick Bray. the two escapes who
were brought back from Denver on
Wednesday by Sheriff Griffin, made an
other attempt to break Jail last night.
Early this morning the prisoners in the
upper portion Of the Jail reported to the
officers that they had heard a continuous
tapping sound at night. Upon inves:iga-
ton 1T was found that Sprout and Bray
had loosened the back of their cell nv
pounding on it with the end of their cot.
The prisoners will be taken to San Ouen-
tin in the morning. The charge of jaiI-
breaking will be withdrawn.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
Fire at CorrnIEis

CORVALLIS. Or, June 3-Fire broke
out In the Cauthorn warehouse and dock
shortly before O'Clock this morning and
the building is mass of ruins. The main
portion OF the roof of the office and small
warehouse of the Benton mills is hnrnad
and 200 barrels of flour are badly dam
aged bv water. The office building is con.
nec'ed with the mill proper and the saw
ing OF the latter from total destruction re.
CURED hard work. The loss is bout SIS.
900 with only $25C0 insurance.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
STATE SoRMAL scaooL SITE.

Trustees ITO Ttsi' Pacific Beach and
Unirersity Heights.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, June 3.-The Board
of Trustees appointed 10 select the site
ior the State Normal School to be located
here met in the Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium
in this city at 3 O'Clock this afternoon
and listened to the arguments of the ad-
vocates of the two principal sites offered
those at Pacific Beach and University
Heights. Tomorrow morning the trus-
tees will visit and inspect the latter site
and in the afternoon they will visit Pacific
Beach. They expect 10 arrive at decision
by Saturday.
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returned to their former quarters. In
consequence, work i'll the iute mill will
be resumed next Monday morning wish
half the regular force. No further COM
plants have been heard to-day. and I'll
express a Willingness to resume their
laoors and eat prison food.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
Formally Opened by
the Coronation of
the Queen.
Miss RoweIl, or Queen Eliza
beth Takes the Keys of
the City.
Dancing Follows in Which Her Ma
Iesty, Maids, Courtiers and
Subjects Participate.

REDWOOD CITY, CAL, June 3.-The
sweet pea carnival opened under most
auspicious circumstances tonight in the
new pavilion. A perfect forest of green's
greets the eye on entering the hall. and
the decoration committee deserves the
highest commentator and praise for the
manner in which they have beautitied the
scene.
On this, the initial night Of the flower
show, the queen was crowned, and more
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
WILL ENCoURAGE SMUGGLING.
Collector G0fey Opposed to RGi'ing the
DaIfy Opium.

Dhfy oH Opium.
Los ANGELES, CAL, June 3.-Collector 8.
John T. Gaffey OF the port of Los Angeles
who has made some pursuit of Chinese
smugglers, gives his opinion that the pro-
posed increase of 81 pound to the GUS
toms duty on opium will only serve to en-
courage smuggling. At present there is
little opium known 10 come into this
port, but If the duty is increased 10 IS a
pound /. will be such an incentive TO
smuggling that the revenue will be greatly
diminished. and there would be necessity
for more watchfulness TO detect contra
band business.
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San Francisco about week ago and do
not act as if they belong to the outcast
class. They do not associate with any
one, they receive no callers and are well
provided with money. Neither is beyond
% years of age and with the exception OF
a slight trace of the use Of cocaine dis
cernible in their nervous manner OF speech
and action they bear a very respectable
ANNA aranne
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
Nerada Supreme Co,rt D,,,,,o..

CARSON CITY, New, June 3.-The
maze " oreross case was decided by the
supreme Court to-day in favor of RYAN
the present superintendent, and against
Cronin, who was backed by the Fox fac
ton. The case of Storey Company VS.. the
.on N,rGinla and Truckee Railroad, a suit for
Ior the railroad,
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04

alteration in a First-street poker-room
this evening over game of cards. Bas TIN
assaulted Ellis with knife and cut him
In HORRIBLE manner in the face, splitting
his right ear in the middle and laying
open the cheek to the bone. Tue knife
blade penetrated so near to Ellis jugular
that the cut may yet prove fatal. Ellis Is
in the hospital and Bastin is in jail.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
ModJeska II, Trainfno the Ana,e-r..

Los ANGELES, CAL, June 3-Mme.
Modieska is taking unusual interest in a
dramatic entertainment to be given by a
company of professional and amateurs at
Santa Ana to open a new opera house.
Among the amateurs she is training for
that event, when MARY, Queen of Scots, &"
will be presented, are some Los Angeles
young ladies who are accredit ited with con.
sioers bic talent. Others of the support
will come from Santa Ana and Anaheim.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
FAILING MANHOOD

Should go about seeking
relief the same as he would
any other requisite he may
require. He should go to the
place that shows the greatest
amount of absolute proof of
its ability. If you will call
to the doctors of Hudson
Medical Institute you can
read for yourself files and
files and files of testimonials
from living men; from msn
who have been cured of Sc
cret disorders, of lost man
hood and like diseases. The
doctors always use Hudyan
remedy-treatment as basis
or as a foundation for the
cue, and never guarantee
anything of which they are
not absolutely sure of keep
ing. Hudyan is a remark
able treatment in cases where
dissipation or abuse has
wrecked the young life of the
patient. Hudyan does not
cure everything. 1t is a
remedy for men and only for
men. Consult the Hudson
Doctors Free or write for
circulars and testimonials.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
Thrifty Armenian. a, Lo. angeles.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, June 3.-Two or
three small parties of rthy-skinned
foreigners are begging and peddling IN
this section, passing themselves off as Ar
menian refugees prosecuted by the Turks.
They are denounced as frauds, but puolic
sympathy being stirred up by the news
by their tricks. One party exhibits a let
ter from an Oakland clergyman testifying
to the genuineness of their claims.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
SAN oUkN 4IA's mUrIAr ENDED
Men Will Edt Prison Food and Reswna,
hOrk I'm fhe .Inte III

SAN QUENTIN PRISON, CAL. June s.
Owing TO the segregation of good, bad and
indifferent prisoners that has engaged
Captain Edgar's attention since the sue
cessful wGter treatment accorded the
striking prisoners last Monday morning,
about one-half of those who were incar-
cerated in solitary confinement have been
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
Tsoarora Mine President Arrested.

ELKO, New, June 3.-Lanell, president
of the Dexter Mining Company at Tusca-
rora and former superintendent, suspected
of stealing bullion. is now under arrest.
He was found by Sheriff Mateer about
twenty-five miles from Tuscarora, where
he had gone fishing. He is now on the
road to Elko with Sheriff Z. A. Johnson.
The man with him is his attorney and he
is not suspected.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
CRAzED BY COCAINE.

'7'''' 4 "'Vt5OU W""HHIt HtLempLS buIctde 2
at Portland.
PORTLAND, Or, June 3-Liilian
Stork, a cocaine consumer, at o'clock
this morning made an attempt to leap
from three-story window of a Third
street lodging with suicidal intent Her
act was frustrated by her roommate, Rose
Bevan, who was awakened from a sound
sleep ny the raising OF the window, and
she reached Lillian in the nick of time to
prevent her from taking fatal plunge to
the sidewalk.
Both of these women came here from
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the corners. The gas was finally lit and
the mongols bound by their queues in
pairs and marched out 10 the patrol
wagon. Ten Mongols were captured with
ali the paraphernaliaO of fantan layout.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
CrOSSnal'S SDGCific MjItHP3

With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure, change diet. or
change in application to business The medicins
contains nothins that Is of least injury TO ths
consttutio ASK your druggist Tor IT, Price, 81
q
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
Hudson Medical Institute.
Ellis. Market and stockton sts..
WTiglf} Indian Tenntala PHI,

Are a acknowledged by thousands OF person, who
have used them for over fortv yeats 10 cure
OK HEA GInDIEESS, G. iNSTTPA-
TION, orpid Liver, Weak stomach PIN 9les and
purify the b,ood.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
Body Slashed ov a Gambt.r.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, June 3.--Frank
Ellis and NJ. II. Bastin, gamblers. mad an