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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
MEDAL FOB SONORA COUNTY,
ITS Fruit Display Wins an hmeri-
can Pomoiogicai Society
Trophy.

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Sept l3.-sonoma
County gels aver with another trophy; j.
wins the broazs medal Of the American
Pouo.ogIcal Society OF Boston, Mas.
The American PomoIogiczl Society
visited Santa Rosa after attending meet
ing in Sacramento. ~ the Sacramento
meeting al exhibit was made by the
Soncna County Horticultural Society q
prod OF this county IN competition
with other counties OF the State
Nothing was heard OF the critical test
until yesterday, when s. y. Whitaker,
Who vas then president OF the Hort
cultural Society Of SoHoms, received 9
registered package Eiihou. any Letter OF
explanation. Whifsksr opened the
package, and 10 Is surprise found it was
q bronze medal Of the American Pomc-
Logical Society, awarded 10 Sonoma County
fo- the BEST display OF nuts, seeds and
fruits.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
Baltimore to Fly the
Admiral's Flag at
Honolulu.
Cruiser Philadelphia Will Go
Out Of Commission at
Mare Island.
Scarcity OF Officers and Men for
the Vessels OF the Pacific
Fleet.

WAsHISGTON, D. C., sept. I3-Chief
Naval Constructor HichboTn IS II receipt
OF information from the Mare Island
SzFy-yard 20 he effect that the cruiser
Baltimore viii be ready fer sea not late:
than October :. II accordance with the
plans OF the department she vii as soon
thereafter as possible. or practica Die be-
come the asgship OF the Pacific SC uadron.
and when Resr-Adniral Miller has trans
*eTred his fsg 70 her from the Phi-s-
delphia the latter vessel viii proceed
10 the Mare Island NgTy-yard and
20 o1t Of commission 20 undergo
extensive and nUca-needed repairs.
Owing 70 the scarcity OF available
officers and men l. : considered Dy
the department hardly possible 70 man
the Baltimore OF this side OF tas Pacific
and dispatch her 10 Honolulu TO receive
tie admiral, WHARF the Philadelphia
nov IS
Tie Marion sailed soon after the arri-
val OF tie Bennington, bringing with her
many seznen whose enlistment has ex-
pred. Il Ts. not possible, however, for
this vessel 70 bring with her. II addition
10 The time-expirsd men, 2 sufficient I'm
ber Of officers ano longtime men 70 man
the Baltimore. even II they could 6e
spared from the vessels nov 81 Honolulu
The department. therefore, viii probs o.y
within z few days il orm Admiral Aii.e-
OF the rapio4y approaching completion 0.
The Baltimore, and 81 the only alternative
presented tie Philadelphia viii be o.
Gered 10 San Francisco and her officers
and men transferred 10 the Baltimore a.
that port IN order that the strength o.
the naval force OF the United States II
Hawaii may not De diminished more than
necessary 81 this time, u < probao Ole that
either The Concord OF the Oregon VIII De
ordered 70 Honolulu
The Philadelphia, after she reaches
Mare Island, VIII be obliged 10 remain out
OF commission considerable time. L Is
necessary that .he receive z thorough
oTeThaCling e. the hands OF the YsTlou=
bureaus. and = :. stated .hat the repairs
demanded upon teE VIII consume lot less
Than year.
The Bureau OF Construction and Repair
alone cOnIem plates al eIpe 1diiQre OF
sbou. Sl01, 90, and the Bureau OF Steam
Engineering viii also spend g very large
sum, z. the vessel viii Dc equipped win
new boilers and undergo . thorough over
hauling OF all ner machinery. Il will De
D. 10 means possible, however, 10 COM
mencs the repairs On the PaiIadel phiz
i'm medlately, owing 70 the abs nee OF an
available appropriation for the purpose.
Chiei Naval Constructor Hicnborn, IN
his forthcoming annual report 10 the Sec
Rotary OF the Navy. VIII ask for al sppro-
priztion OF s.. O00. 40 for repairs TO vessels,
but even If Congress should pass such 81
appropriation de DartmenI officials &C not
think il viii be made aTaiIs bic much ear
lier than q year Lenca. Repairs on the
Philsdeiphia and the vessels az Mare
Island, excepting the Charleston, which
IS now expected 70 De ready for sea Elinin
three months, viii probably De delayed
until e new APPROPRIATION can be Cd
tanned.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
down GO VISkLIA RATES
They Affect Passenger and
Freight Charges South
of Fresno.
The Old Rates OF the Southern
Pacific Slashed to Decided
Extent

Another large section OF the San Joa-
ouin Valley has been given the benefit OF
reduced rates By the advent OF the Valley
road into that portion of the State.
Freight and passenger schedules OF rates
we're issued yesterday b. the rev road
between Fresno and Visslia and all inter
mediate points They al show material
reduction from those that existed on the
line OF tie Southern Pacific. il the same
territory. before the advent OF the great
competing line. tie difference being in
mos. instances in the neighborhood OF .
per cent
Previous to the coming 'oi the Valley
road the passenger rate 70 Fisalia wss
s. a. The Valley road has made il s.. In
anticipation OF ,ne action OF the new line,
the Southern PACING some time ago put
in the same rate.
But IL IS in the matter of freichts that
the people OF the section referred 10 will
derive the greatest boon. This !. best
shown BY q comparison OF some OF the
rates that were in force along the South
e.n Pacific before that company was COM
PEELED in se!i-proiection 10 reduce them
and those that have just been put into
effeci By the Valley road. They follow:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
Crane BLAMES
HIS DYSPEPSIA
Makes A Fool Of Fortune"
az Opportunity for
an Apology.
4" Mignon" at the TiVoli At
tracts the Elite Of the
Musical World.
" The Engineer" al the Grand-Au-
other Week Of The First Bornh
a. the Alcazar

There was making I'D al around 81 the
Baldwin Tnearsr last evening. A tig
audience received William Il. Crane ss
efE0sivelY as If lie had never de;rscted
from the glory OF San Francisco, and at
tie conclusion OF the performance Crane
made 2 toctiight speech, IN Eb len ne said
he loved San Francisco and cherished its
people and its climate, and always had
and always would hold them near and
dear 10 his heart.
II was I'll seven years ago. ny liver vas
ont OF order, 90 was ny digestion; IN fact.
Il there was any complaint was not .u--
fering from, l esnnot recall"
Tie actor went OF 10 say ths. his liver
was responsible for MS utterance., but ne
would promise never 10 Dc Ill any more.
The audience accepted the apology with
applause NJ. Crane threw more flowers
az the audience and the climate, and
every one understood tia: the Ratchet
vas buried, and Iha. there would &c no
y woa't play in your yard in regard 10
the Crane season
The play was Martha Morton's Fool Of
Fortune" which some one la. called e
womzn's version OF The Henrieits
The action centeIs largely around buyin:
and selling stocEs. In the drama this &C.
cupaJion always porte ds financial ruin,
and Martha Morton. true 10 stage trsd:-
lion, reduces small stock msLipuleiors 10
oeggary. She makes their stock 20 I'D By
leap. and bounds, however, IN the last
act, and drives the villain ont stockless
snc Ue1ni.ess.
In tie first act the action threaten. 10
drag. but The last two acts are brisk aud
intere.ring and the final climax Is
naturally and effectively brought about
There are some pretty touches OF human
nature In tns play. particularly IN the
character OF Elisha Cunningham, part
played by Crane. Exaggerated some OF
these touches undoubtedly are, but the
EhinSiczlilies seem 10 smuss The audi
ence.
Any one b1t very skilled actor. such
as Craine Is. would have maze some
OF Cunning ham's sIecta,ions absurd
Crane was natural and litelike even in
the most trying moments OF MS role. The
buoyancy OF his earlier scenes Kept every
thing alive. and the palhcs and s.m plicItv
he displayed in the las. act can scarcely
be too highly praised.
An original and -ather interesting char
acier IN the play Is French Count who
comes to America 70 marry dollars, falls
in love ana decides 10 do anything for his
1eetbeart-eyeu work for her Waiter
Hale did tue bes; work OF the support in
this part.
There vas not very much chance for the
RANK and fie OF The company TO shine
Percy Brooke and George Z. de We're made
what they could OF heir parts. Miss Kate
Lesser looked handsome and massive
Miss Perez Haswel was both clever and
picturesque. L vas hard 10 see what the
Count saw In Mis-. frances Stevens TO
maze MIN io-sEe2r the traditions OF his
ancestor. and work Her ability s. al
actress certainly could have had little 10
DO with MS resolution.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
DEFlE0 BIZ HENRY KILLER
The Cattle King viii Not Permit the
Slaughter Of His Diseased
Stock.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 13-Renry Mi
Ter, tie cattle king, has refused TO permit
Veterinary Inspector Spencer 20 slaughter
ffty-seTsn cattle affected oy tUberculo.is
On his ranch near Gilroy, and II al poo
ability viii tes. the ordnance recently
passed by the Board OF Supervisors order
ing the slaughter OF disea sed cattle, Tee
inspector finished his work OF testing the
cattle on Mi.lrr's place on Saturday. He
found slxty-Th-ee OF them suffering from
tuberculosis. SIX OF these were killed and
then Miller refused 10 deliver Up sny
more for slaughter. He deaes the inspec-
Tor 20 Kill them and evidently intends 10
ship them out OF the county. Miller viii
&c prosecuted for interfering with the
work OF inspection.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
D.ath From Natural Causes.

TIBUROS. CAL, Sept IA Coroners
Jury brought IN Feriic. Of death By
natural causes in the case of Mrs Chris
tina Cunningham. VINO died suddenly
this week in but on the Lyiord ranch.
Mrs. Cunningham was B years old.
Little vas learned about her except that
she mad obtained 6 divorce from her hus-
band some time ago. The manner OF her
death was peculiar. Sne suddenly fell 10
The floor unconscious, and those near her
resoried 10 every means TO bring her TO,
but she rem aimed IN the unconscious con-
dition So long that Dr.. Frank OF Tiburon
was SEM for. When be arrived he said
the woman had been dead for hours.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
Break. From, Morgan Hin, jail.

san JOSE, CAL. Sept. I3.-AIfred de
Sache, an e1-conyIct WHO vas awaiting
examination on 9 chsrre OF burglary,
escaped from the branch Jail al Morgan
Hill last might. He was aided by con-
federate. who broke Of the lock on the
outside OF the Jail door. ABOUT . month
ago De Sache looted q residence at Ma
orone Of loi OF clothing and jeEeiry. He
vas released from San o. min only 2
couple OF month. ago. having served ten
months tor burglary com nitled IN Santa
CRUZ
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14

Gustav HiErichs' conducting had much 10 Go
81 Z fEe success
Fernando Meheleaa geTe 8 aots5ea per
.orDGace OF Wilhelm Neis,er. Both MS ACT
IA and singing sere marked y EEr0La ana
letF0E, and bls vocal EofE H2s esrrclaAiE
excellent A5-alCG Ess also one o. the sue
eesses O. The cast ss L7therso.
Ars- Hinr1ens Tas scarcely az her oss' e
Algao1. TIE role Is v=-g exciting 4T.lcs. y,
io- II sluOEt calls for . soprano suo i14l
round UeZZo rolled into one.
IN TIE sZ1s OF tEs third Eet, when gave neF
chance 81 The high notes, Ms. HiaElens vas
Land" o. the frsf scE. her lack OF middle
NOTES was IS specially apparent HssUio1ieGliF
SIC erred on Tie side q bang oTe5-crzl1El Nc
Ina tEoI made 9 cce1sEgisa : 21llE- tnoosh
me Polsccs Ess ls-1 nut for oer 20
e-scK Tocsliy. TIE opera vas well staged and
Is received Win much applause
Io-nlgnt N1caelens VIII appear as seoss
sao Miss lille >sliag=r viii b Marguerite
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
Pri-ate Andrt,c, oe9ra4.d.

MODESTO. CAL. Sept. I3-Tne mill.
taTy orders in connection VITA the recent
courg-martial OF Private u T Andrew. OF
COMPANY OF THIS city have been re-
ceiveG from Coloael 5. S. Wright. An
GIe8s was charged with an assault upon
Captain Morris 81 the Santa cruz encamp-
meni. Atthe trial he pleaded iiog guilty,
and the findings OF the court were for
vaTded TO the heado quarters of TIE Sixth
Regiment ior the action OF thu colonel
The decree IS that Andrews be dishonor-
ably discharged from The National Guard
ana Immediately released rom custody.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
Fun-ral Of Or. 4eeE st.rsn,.

san JOSE, CAL, Sept I3-Funerzl ser
vices over The late Aoel Stevens, Ii D., q
noted divine OF the Methodist church.
were held IN the psrlors OF the Hotel Ven
dome this afternoo1. Rev. Dr.. Csntine
OF this city ofnc.aied, and an addres. was
delivered by bishop Newman Of San
Francisco. There was large attendance
OF friends and prominent ministers from
different parts OF the State. The body was
shipped On The aitezno Don train 10 AIham-
bra, Los Angeles County, where the inter
men. VIII take place so-norroE alter
noon.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
Horeo,ns rau-y Gold Strike.

SAN BERNARDINO. CAL, Sept. ID
One OF the richest gold discoveries in this
section Ess made last Thursday IN tn G
Bell mine in Holeono Valley. In remov-
Ing deposit OF supposed worthless clay
and gravel ledge OF ore varying IN wild tn
from Jour TO SIX feet was uncovered.
Samples we're taken az random and assays
made, and x us found that the ore runs
as high as $500 70 the ion. The vein Is
supposed 10 be continuation OF the ia
nous Rose Nine ledge, which hes paid
several fortunes in dividend. the past six
years.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
G. B. SESSIONS SIZED
Complaint Made Against Him by tn,
Electrical Engineering Company.

Com plant Made Against Him by the
Electrical Engineering Company.
Suit has been instituted oy the Elec-
tricsl Engineering Company against c. b.
Session and Rose Sessions, MS wife. to re-
cover $40. which il is alleged was secGrad
by Sessions by false ana fraudulent repre-
senla,ions- 1t is charged that Sessions
while acting as secretary OF the company
was instructed 10 purchase a certain patent
from Burton c. Van EElon, and that be
made an untrue statement OF the price
asked Or Van Enron; that by these
fraudulent acls he secured two notes for
500 Zach and transferred them 10 his wife,
Sherefore judgment o. the cou-t is asked
for q recovery OF the u oney. and as the
defendants are alleged 10 De insolyent
that they be en!oiaed from transferring
the notes aforesaid.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
POUND DE4D IN BED.
Mad Rirer kancher Ezpfres Suddenly at
Turks

EUREKA. CAL. Sept 81. II. No.
burger. Mad River rsHcher, was found
dead II bed a. the Acanda Hotel this az
;ernoon. He was last seen aliTe at Il 80
O'clock. when he Game down rom his
room. complaining OF not feeling vel
He retired again soon afterEarc, and re-
ccesIed thst some che % sent NJ 70 see
him occasionally, as he did not wish 10 De
entirely eft alone. Wnen an employe
went 10 Mobursers room at $40 o clock
he WIS lTlnE dead upon the bed.
Inc Coroners jGry found that the
rancher came 70 Ms death from heart
disease He was native OF SEeden, aged
8 wears
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
Between San Francisco and vi.aIts.
The rates for classes | 10 inclusive are

Inc latss Tor classes / 20 : inclusive are
in cents per hundred pounds, those for
classes and 4 10 E inclusive are in
cents per ton OF 200 pounds.
Under the revised timetable, put in on
Saturday,, there are tgo trains between
Stockton and Nisa.is esch day. Those
from Stockton ieaye st 7:0 A N and
A n snd arrive az Visalia 81 1918 n.
and Gas ?. " Of the same day. Running
north tney leave VIsalLs al 12:40 P. ". ana
$40 s. ", and arrive ct Stockton az $40
P N ami 3:45 ?. " of the same Gay. The
tram leaving Stockton a. 10 A N con-
nect- win Ehe boat that leaves San Fran
cisco al P. " o: the day previous, and
the train that leaves FisaIia a. 1874 P. n
connects al Stockton with the boat that
arrives az San Francisco ST A u. OF tie
following day. The trains That connect
with the boat run daily, while those that
do no. are mixed trains and will not con-
meet 70 or from San Francisco, nor 90 they
run On Sunday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
sufefd. Follow. Lo,. of Fo,txr.

UkIAH. CAL. Sept l3-W. h. Bed
ford, an Inmate OF the County Farm at
this place. committed suicide this alter
noon by shooting himself through the
head with ! pistol. He WAS Nendocino
Ccunly pioneer, having come 10 Little
Lake Valley from Kentucky many years
ago He aceum7late considerable prop
cry here, but finally sold IL and went 10
San Francisco, where he lost his fortune
II stock speculation
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
PUGET SOUND sAUGGLERs.
Government 1g,rr. Arrest ChtHese In


PORT TOWNSEND. WASH, Sept b
In connection with the investigation Of
the Official career OF eI-Coslector OF Gus
toms Saunders Special AGENT Leslie Gull
ION arrived this morning. accom- panied
b. Special Agents Whitehead and Lewis
OF the New YORK D. strict; Dr.. J. Z Gard
ner, Chinese Interpreter, OF San Francisco,
ana Deputy United States Marshal Nc
Laughlln Of Seattle. The latter arrested
An Gee, Chinese, who acted e. Saua-
ders' chief interpreter during the Iat,er's
official reign The entire party left with
An Gee for Seattle 81 noon, buE stated that
il viii return tonight 10 further prosecute
the invest CATION.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14

OF alleged cruelty. Ms Black. wnose
maid@n name was Winnifred Sweet. but
y no took the pen name Of Annie Laurie
IN aer literary life. declares that her hus-
band has long been uokInd and thai at
last be subjected her 20 extreme cruelty.
M. and Mr.. Back we're married IN
this State June 10. 1891. while both were
engaged as writers and reporters for the
Examiner, and they hare Continued in
the employ of that paper and the New
Tork Journal ever since
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
Grand Opera-House.

The Engineer" WAS the attraction al No
rosco's last night L IS blIed as big. bill
liant and beEiide-iag drama. and so il Ess
Mortimer Snow PLAYS the TILE role effectively
and Maud Ednk Hall, IS Hazel. The sunbeam
was equally sccepfs be TIE hit OF the per
torrance. however, EEs made by two little
tots who TOOK pzTg IN TIE specially scene. Inc
niece l. splentidlT rnouutet.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
#ood.man ran. Upon HI, AZ.

EUREKA, CAL, Sept. 13-John Pinker-
ton was brought down from Vance., on
Mad River. tt. afternoon, on g special
train, 10 have an ugly wound in his left
wrist dressed By = surgeo on. Pinkerto1,
while chopping IN Vsnce'S woods. fell
upon his az, and the sharD blade severed
some OF The cords in ms wrist.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
A. the Orpheum.

There were some clever new acts a. the
Orpheun last night. George Evans, The
Homer Boy was warmly received. EI Zoosd ie,
eo-ilitrIsI, msde distinct hit Nothing
e. uelIug his wonderful balancing fests Ia:
ever been seen in This cliy. Adrlea Anceon,
an sccon piishsd serial srtisLwss another new
arrival Fox ard Allen made their resppesr-
snce By general request and repeated their
former success, The Fiat Next Door Van
AulSen, McPhee and Hill, the knsba1.Es-
pells and Leols Mitchell are still Winning sp-
plsuse fo- their respective acts
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
PoT-BUS1ERs START FIRES.
Cause the DertrucftoH of Timber on san
Gabriel Recreation.

Gabriel Recreation.
san BERNARDINO, CAL. Sept 10
United States Forestry Marsha. SewhaI
and Deputy Marshal Poursde returned to
day from an invest CATION OF the fires that
have been raging in the mountains in The
San Gabriel Reservation. They found
z section OF land 1900 acres IN exten, that
had been turned over and entirely de-
nuded OF tim Der and brush. and further
investigation revealed that it was pur-
poselT set on ire 10 drive the game
toward 1yte Creek Canyon and there
have it slaughtered by party hunting
Tor the market. Besides the loss OF i'm
Der, there IS ALSO utely nothing 10 hold
the snow that snnuaily falls in this sec
ton. and il viii Dc lUss TO those who
have been depending upon it fox iEriga-
ton.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
on TO 1RIsi1T GoLDF1ELDs.
Prospectors sin JoHrnev'ng to the Coffee
Lre.E EegieH.

REDDISG, CAL. Sept. i3-While the
rush 10 Coffee Greek has sQbsided there IS
still sloE-going train OF prospectors and
miners going into the new fields To-dsy
SIX or seven outfits passed through Red
ding from the south bound for Trinity.
Each was heavily lsaen with picks,
shoveIs and prospecting tools. One party
OF seven, with fully equipped outbl,
goes TO the Salmon River country OF
EIld-goose chase after the "a bulo0s Lost
Cabin mine, OF which much has been SAID
and written.
The rains will make pros pecting II Trim
iiy more profitable, g there viii then De
plenty o. water Tor wet washing. Nearly
all me IenCe-feet nave struck q home trail
ere nov, and those Who are now On Coffee
Creek viii stay there and prospect after
rain falls
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14

this eTening brought IN verdiet that
hohle- and Auberg came 20 taeir death
from unknown cSusss. / searching IL
cuiry failed TO sboM that motive existed
II any quarter for the poisoning Of hon-
ier According 10 ;he evidence ali o. the
men showed u1uistakab-e symptoms OF
having been poisoned.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14

MODESTO. CAL, Sept. I3-Articlez OF
incorporation have been lied in the Office
OF the County Clerk OF this county of
com pznv 10 be known as tie Sierra TeIe-
graph Company. The capital stock OF
this company is sI2 400. The inc il pro-
poses TO build will con meet Knights Ferry.
La Grange and CouIterFilIe with thi. CITY.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
The AIcazar.

Francis Powers Chinese drama, The First
Scrp,T eon-nues 10 attract great crowds TO
the AIeszzf. The American Girl" Grsttsn
Dom elly's COMEDY. SHARES with II The az
provsl q The audience
IN The American Cir" good as the csstsEs
the honors eli go 70 three precOelous little
tots-Sina COX, FenI= Wells and JIumy
HOrl-Eho certainty are The cleveres. little
ones thst have ever appeared before san
Francisco audience.
''Ih- Flrst Born" and The American Gill"
VII! b continusd DUNG the week.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
ttfha Cnures,

Dan Mssde-'s Mariooei:es and Professor
Martins performing dogs sre tne principal
Gestures a. lie hutes- Free ihss1er tbs
Tesk- Nile Floriae EiTss al exhibition OF
Oriental elEex ART" and Murphy aud REy-
uond, sketch artists, Rand snd Duck, aero
oztzc Comedians. and Rotert Ellts, bay o1s,
complete the progTsuae-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
Greer Zoe. Into In,o.rsneu.

san JOSE, CAL, Sept. BE. 7. Brown.
VINO has been Carrying OF 3 grocarT basi-
ness al I7o East San F rnando street. IN.
der the firm name OF c. T Brown & Son.
FLED petition il insolvency TO-DAY. His
liabilities aggregate $5i6l. The available
assets consist OF sTocz o. goods and book
accounts worth SIfs1
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14

SAN RAFAEL. CAL. Sept 13-The res
idence OF J. 0. 2. Short al Fairfax was
burned 10 the ground yeslero az afternoon,
and the residence Of Bernard Brunf7ick at
The same place was burned late last night.
The houses we're valued az $500 each.
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NEVADA CITY. CAL. Sept. I3.-Af;er
spending ali the afternoon il taking testi-
mony relative 10 the two death. aad sew
ersI cases o. seTere sickness that resulted
from ea.isg poisoned food at George Koh-
,er's ranch last week the Coroner's jury