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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-05

Splendid Tribute
THE SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF HEALTH
URGES THE USE OF THE
Royal Baking Powder. /

We, the members of the Board of Health of the
City and County of San Francisco,
Cordially approve and recommend the
Royal Baking Powder. 1t is absolutely
pure and healthful, composed of the best
ingredients, of the highest strength and
character.
In our judgment it is impossible to
make purer or stronger Baking Powder,
than the Royal.
Jos. R. DAVIDSON M. D.
HENRY M. FsKE, M. D.
CHAs. MCQuEsTEN, M. D.
T. J. LEToURNEx, M. D. ri
Members San Francisco Board Of Health.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-05

The Standard time whistle sounds ut
12h. ON. 0s. (midnight), Greenwich
time, which is lii. Bonn. p. IN. Of Ha-
waiian Standard time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-05
Our Scarf News

is interesting for
those who are looking
for useful holiday gift.
Opening the pick
of all that is best
in tiedOm.
Never knew equal goodness,
'cept at double the price.
You'll agree with me
when you see them.
Not much choice in Golf
shirts we are now showing. 4
Not bad style in the lot.
It's the kind Of picking
you enjoy.
Fit? OF course
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-05

Erening Bu'Vctin 75c per month.
The herald., 1898-12-24
Court Notes

G. A. Hansen sues IL. +. Ellsworth fol
S3l2 and the foreclosure of a mortgage on
272 acres in block 100 of the Maclay rancho
f. Adolphe Nache brought suit yesterday
against Emele Joukum and Others to quiet
title to lots A and b, in block III. of Santa
Monica.
Alphonso c. Day yesterday petitioned the
superior court for letters of guardianship OF
his two boys, Warren A. Day and Loring \
Day, legatees OF Mrs. A. A. Andrews and
of Mrs. A. Day, both late of Cambridge,
Mass.
The Stimson Mill company sued c. G
Lehman and w. b. Scarborough. bondsmen
of w. w. Greek. a contractor. for $500. al
legged to be due from Greek for lumber fur
nished in the erection OF a house on lot q,
block 3, OF the Alvarado Heights tract
The Southern California Lumber com
pany brought suit yesterday against c. A.
Conant and Others to foreclose a mechanic
lien on the >outherly so feet of lots II and 70
block I, East San Pedro, filed to secure the
payment of $500 alleged to be due for ma
tcrial furnished in the construction of a
house.
The University of Southern California
asks leave TO mortgage the University
Campus for 100000 at 91a per cent per an
mum. the object being to discharge mort
gage now upon the property and for thl
payment OF indebtedness incurred for street
improvements and for meeting other labil-
tiles
The herald., 1898-12-24
FEDERAL COURT NOTES
Darling and Silva Given Three Months
Each

James Darling, the street contractor who
recently pleaded guilty in the United States
district court of sending ali obscene letter
through the mails, was sentenced yester-
day to three months in the county Jail at
Santa Barbara at hard labor.
Manuel 5. Silva. indicted by the Federal
grand jury for similar otfcnse and plead
ing guilty. received the same sentence. Sll-
vas letter was written in the Portuguese Sc
language addressed to NJ. +. Freitas and
mailed at Fresno, December 6, 1897 Santa
Barbara county ja!l was selected, as Ii Is
provided with the facilities for exacting
the hard labor part Of the penalty.
A partial report was returned by the
Federal grand Jury. Oscar Palmer and 81
la. Robinson were indicted for selling liquor
to Indians named Nellie, Arnd and Topia
at Needles.
Indictments were also returned against
Chris McKane and William Hurley for set
tng out fires in the fores: reserves in Xiv
erside county.
Ichabod Geron, a farmer of Kings coun-
tv, filed petition in bankruptcy in the
district court; liabilities, $l470.
I. T. Dyer of Los Angeles and Cosnor b.
Clark of Kings county were admitted to
practice in the district court on motion OF
+. p. Flint and Ward Hanes.
The case Of Huntington, the partner OF
Rogers. arrested on the charge of counter
feting money, was taken before the grand
jury.
Edgar Leach was held to appear before
I G grand jury for robbing the postoffice at
Iomnoc
The herald., 1898-12-24
IRISH ANNIE
Adjudged to Be of Sound Mind Though
Peculiar

Annie O'Neill, the woman who formerly
sold papers on the steps Of the city hall.
was before a commission on iunacy yester.
day Tor examination as TO her sanity. Sh
met with an accident three years ago q
heavy object falling on her foot at that
time, iniuring It 80 that she has ever since
she recovered sufficiently to Get ont OF bed
been compelled to Use crutches. Her gro
tesque appearance and eccentricities soon
brought her into prominence and some even
thought she WIS mentally deranged.
A youHg lady who is employed at the city
hall interested herself in the woman, be
half and through her solicitation friend, Of
hers near the center OF the city rented a
room to the woman, agreeing to do what
they could for her welfare A surgical OPP
Grafton was deemed necessary and these
would-be friends insisted on selecting the
nurse to be employed by Miss O'Nei!l at
s. week. She preferred greater indepen-
dence and moved away, whereupon her
former hosts swore out complaint charging
her with insanity.
AT the examination yesterday the woman
was adjudoed to be perfectly sane. and Il
was not deemed improper that ,he should
insist upon selecting her nurse and surgeon.
in view OF the fact that she was TO bear the
expense of their engagement. Her raphew.
whom she had reared from childhood. now
strapplng Young man, was p>csert ard
expressed desire to continue to bear the
expense Of her maintenance. which he has
for some time assumed, and Judge Clark
ordered her discharge
The woman is nervous irritable, jealous
CT those with whom she comes in contact
and quite peculiar. but those VINO know lci
best swore that they believed her to be
perfectly sane, and the clearne,s OF her re-
sponses to every inquiry established her
right to be 30 regarded
The herald., 1898-12-24
THE CATO MINERS
Application for Guardianship Heard
by Judge Clark

Further steps in the controversy for the
custody of little Carlotta Cato and her p
vear-old sister Frances were taken yester-
day in the superior court. Their grand
mother was present with counsel to OTTER
evidence in support OF her petition 1or let
lcrs of guardianship, Il. b. Treat, Esq, ap-
earring in her behalf.
Neither the father, Salvatore Cato, nol
either OF the children were present in per-
>on or by counsel Having secured the
custody of the children by habeas corpus
proceedings, Mr. Cato took them at once
to San Francisco, where he now resides, and
ignored the notice OF petition served upon
him while in Los Angeles. In this he was
doubtless acting under the advice OF his at
torney, l.. c. Psto.e7i, esd. whose ener-
letic efforts in his behalf were successful in
the habeas corpus matter
Mr.. Treat informed Judge Clark of the
present status of the case, relating how the
laughter of Mrs. Banchi had married Mr..
Cato and died eight years ago, shortly al
.er the birth Of Carlotta. The baby was
reared by Mrs. Bianchi. having been given
to her by its father. Two years later the
elder sister had also been given to her by
Mr.. Cato. and for the last six years she
also had been supported by her without aid
from the father.
The app rointment OF Mis-. Rianchi as
Guardian OF the children in 1896 was re-
fcrred to by counsel. a. also the device by
which, TWO weeks ago. the children had been
taken away by the father. recourse having
been had to Eabeas corpus.
Judge Clark said on such a statement of
facts his impression was that the sole ques
tion to be determined was whether the
original guardianship proceedings were
valid or not If valid, then the new peti-
tion presented was unnecessary: if not
valid, the children We're now residents OF
san Francisco their residence following
that Of their father. and beyond the iuris-
diction Of the court. He consented. how
ever, to hear evidence in support oi the pc
tition. and the grandmother of the children
took the stand.
Being unable to testify in English. Frank
Miller her grandson, was sworn as inter
nreter, and she gave in Italian the story of
the girls, so long ahandone5 by their father,
and whom she had learned to love as her
own Other testimony was heard. and the
clu@c was taken under advisement by the
court
The herald., 1898-12-24

brought here from Pomona. Being re-
leased, he had started east, and got as far
as Cotton, but finding it too cold even there,
he had turned back, having no heart to
press on to the cold weather further east.
The young man attempted to explain pos
session OF the stolen articles by saying he
had received them innocently from a friend
he had known in Oregon, who was to meet
him near the Santa Fe depot in this city
at specified hour Officer Steele had Sc
cured from Parker description OF the
man and had gone there at the time ar
ranged to watch for such person, but no
one came for four hours, and he had given
it up, believing that the story Of such IS
person was merely an invention of the de-
fendant.
Evidence was drawn out that Parker had
admitted being at El Monte at the time IN
question, and the clothing taken from the
store being fully identified as that offered
for sale by Parker he was held TO answer in
the amount named, in default of which he
wont TO iail
The herald., 1898-12-24
No Receiver Appointed

A motion for the appointment of a re-
ccver in the controversy OF p. VI. Darcy and
wife with their oil well partners, Blunton,
Chadwick and Brunton, was argued at some
length yesterday before Judge York and de-
MED. Darcy's demurrer to his partners
complaint was however, overruled, and the
cause will be tried on its merits. Two suits
are pending, but the action considered yes
terday was that in which Darcy is the de
fendant
The herald., 1898-12-24
Ell MONTE BURGLARY
Arthur Parker Held to Answer for
That Cffense

Arthur Parker had his preliminary exam
maton before Justice Young yesterday on
the charge of burglary. He was held TO
answer to the superior court, bail being
fixed at $1,000.
Evidence elected the story of the break
ing into the Southern Pacific railway station
Mt FL Monte of some person or persons un.
known, and of the removal thcrefrom Of
certain articles, including some custom
made suits Of clothes in the care of the
Nells-targo Express company, and somc
razors One suit had been subsequently
Offered for sale in this city TO persons living
near San Pedro and First streets for 81 -
by the defendant. who was arrested by po-
Ice Officers Steele and Broadod on the
spot. The Young man had served a term
IN the county Jail for vagrancy, hayiYg been
The herald., 1898-12-24
Conveyance Alleged Fraudulent

Wesley Clark sued Mrs. Anna 7. Spen-
Ger, Charles j. Shepherd and others yester-
day to secure Judgment that certain con
veyances of real estate were fraudulent
and made with intent to hinder and de-
fraud plaintiff predecessor and other cred
itors of Mrs. Spencer. These conveyanccs
he wants set aside and the lands made sub
iect to a Judgment of $751; and 81 costs
obtained by Howard l. Fish and assigned to
plaintiff Property in the Huber tract is
a ffcctal
The herald., 1898-12-24

set for yesterday, was continued on motion
of Earl Rogers, the defendants attorney
until next Tuesday. Mr.. Rogers said he had
been unable to examine all the evidence tax
en- at the preliminary examination. He was
quite sure he would eventually move for the
dismissal of the information, but he was not
prepared yet to do so. He asked, therefore,
that the cause be continued and Judge
Moves, sitting for Judge Smith, granted
such continuance
The herald., 1898-12-24
SINGLE AGAIN
Two Women Who Found Marriage a
Failure

Mrs. f. f. Scott secured divorce from
T. +. Scott yesterday and the custody Of her
minor children. Judge York signing the de-
cree. The grounds of the action were cru
city and failure to provide. Evidence dis
closed other more serious reasons for the
institution Of the proceedings, but they
were not made the subject of special plead
ing in the complaint The custody of tie
minor children was given to the wife.
Judge York also extended the desired re-
lief to Mrs.. Ella May Waite, the wife of
John W. Waite Of 747 Merchant street,
who was suing him for divorce on the
grounds OF cruelty and des5rtion. The
plaintiff was unable to suggest greater cru
city than fautfnding on the part of her
husband because Of her expense incurred in
lie purchase of articles Of dress. On that
account he would sometimes 30 away from
home and sta7 for awhile bnt alway. came
h1ck after his anger srh,ided. until thi,
a. time. when he Went. to the Kiondike
u search OF wealth Now that he j., up
thore asaocating with polar beqrs and Es-
~ mauv. she regard. his do,ertion absolute
and on that ground She got a decree.
Frumento Murder Case
The arraignmnnt OF Franchi Nalerga for
The murder Of Mrs. Benedetta Frumcnto,
The herald., 1898-12-24
JoTTINGs

Lovers of good driving horses cannot
miss Il by buying one of our No. Chester
Columbus Buggy Co.'S driving wagons
They have the Bailey hangers. long-ds-
tance aXles and quick hitting shaft coup
ilngs. Hawley, King & Co.
The herald., 1898-12-24
Our Home Brew,

Maier & Zobelen's lager. fresh from their
brewery. on draught in all the principal
saloons; delivered promptly in bottles or
Kegs. Office and brewery, ii0 Also street.
Telephone 81.
The herald., 1898-12-24

Holiday shoppers ant Touris's
Chinese and Japanese Art Goods and Gu
rios. Wing Hing Wo Co., 23S S. spring St
The herald., 1898-12-24

Chris mas Wines-Sweet wines 10 cent:
a gallon. dry wines 50 cents a gallon, a
Woollacott's 124 n. Spring street.
The herald., 1898-12-24

New styles of vehicles cons tantly arriv-
ing BE sure and see hem. Hawley, King
K Co., corner Broadway and Fifth street.
The herald., 1898-12-24

Latest styles wall paper at A A. Eek
rom's, S2i South Spring street.
The herald., 1898-12-24
Toilet Sets

Reduced prices\ have been made on all
the better grades of manicure sets and
toilet sets in boxes, as follows:
$50 toilet sets cut to sos.
$40 toilet sets cut to $3.io.
$50 toilet sets cut to $i.95.
200 toilet sets cut to $500.
SEQ toilet sets cut to $685..
5000 toilet sets cut to $3.50.
$1,000 toilet sets cut to $1,000.
The herald., 1898-12-24
Frum ento Murder Case

The arraignment OF Franchi Nalerga for
The murder OF Mrs. Benedetta Frumcnto.
The herald., 1898-12-24

Silkoline head rests, at loc.
Sateeu-covered head rests, at 2oc.
Denim head rests, at 3oc.
SilIl-covered head res,s, at 4oc.
Silk tapestry head rests. at soc.
Silkoline-covered cushions, l6Xlo incnes,
corded edge, 35c.
Sateen-covered cushions, ruffled edge,
1Sx22 inches, at csc.
Fancy art cushions, 1sx1S inches, beau
ties, at soc.
Sateen-covereG cushions, handsome pat
terms at 1oc.
The herald., 1898-12-24
Bows Wears

Boys box overcoats made of q = En
covert cloths and worsteds; n ZNU
nobby, warm and well made.
Navy blue cheviot military o. 40
capes, red flannel MAYO
llHeu ........................
Blue chinchila double o. m
breasted REFERS, extra n Z"V
warm and dura BILE e.............r
Finest boucle REFERS. in blue, d 2 m
brown or green, nobbiest MH.VVD
style of the Season....
Fancy MILDLY suits. in all d = M
wool cheviots, combination mn. .VVy
cloth collar and shield. ........r
Blue cloth yacht caps, with Or
leather visor and strap, en- ZHC
broidered 'front.'.
Brown and gray ordinary IN.
golf caps, satin OVIC
Hned .....................
Elton golf caps. solid leather 7P
visor, red. blue and brown, nc
satin lined, for. r......................
The Rough Rider" new OF ~
thing for little folks, cross nj "a
guns for ornament. t.............
Sailor tams, navy blue, hob OF IN
nail and fieur-de-lis .NI.SVv
studded Observation-Disclosures.
The Dewey" caps, bullion OF en
embroidered, finest cloth, nj Ill
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-20

nous speciaIties produced. The sum-
mary Is as follows: A wealthy old
geographer starts out 10 explore Africa,
but before his steamer sails he meets
with a diversion in the shape of a serio-
comic actress. He straightway gives up
his scientific ideas and tags after her for
six months. He receives no encourage-
ment and so gives up the chase. Arriv-
ing at home he tells his family OF his
imaginary adventures in the dark con-
tinent. Perplexing situations by the
score soon confront him and he finds
himself in all sorts of laughable guam
diaries. Lynn welcher makes an ad-
mirable old man. and Bert Swor as Tom
Breeze. the king of the VAN VANS. is
at his best. George A. Sphinx. as Gates
by Dun. author and journalist. plays
we'll on a piano n recites a dramatic
love tale in an entirely unique fashion.
Several new and original songs. dances
and medleys are introduced by Messrs.
Williams. Nichols. Hooper. Elnore. For-
roster and the Misses Melville. Doerge.
Davies. Powell and Clark are special
features.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-20
JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT
William Korner Gets Judgment
for S528.
COURT A K A NEW RULE
An Amended Regulation With Refer
enc to Notification to Attorneys of
the Setting OF Cases for Trial.
Habeas Corpus Granted.

In h district court yesterday only a
short session was held.
In the case of William Korner against
Della f. McEvoy. judgment was or
dered entered for $52s i'm favor Of the
plaintiff. The defendant failing to APP
pear, judgment was had by default. The
suit was brought to recover on a prom
issory note for the sum mentioned.
The sealed verdict in the ease of A.
r. Bray against ]. p. Foley was opened
yesterday morning. The verdict is in
favor OF the plaintiff for the sum of So.
Inc case was tried pm the previous day,
but the jury did not reach a conclu-
sion until after court had adjourned and
they were instructed to return a sealed
verdict.
In the matter of the habeas corpus
proceedings brought by j. Il. Casey, as
attorney for NJ. &. Murray. the writ was
ordered granteds the prisoner now
has his liberty. Murray. who is known
as Murray, the Roller" was sentenced
TO 60 days in the county Jail about a
month & by Judge Kennedy for the
crime of drunk and disorderly." The
attorney argued that there was no such
crime on the state statutes and there
fore no conviction could be had. The
point was well taken and upon the con-
clusion of the argument the court or
dered the writ issued. Murray has al
ready served about 80 days of his sem
tence.
Judge Brantly yesterday ordered the
following order spread upon the min
utes OF the court. 1t is an amendment
to rule 81 of the court regulations and
has reference to the notification of at
torneys who have causes set for hear
ing:
1t is ordered that rule 81 of the rules
of this court be amended to read as
follows: When the calendar has been
regularly called and causes set for trial.
attorneys residing outside of Deer Lodge
county shall be Immediately notified by
the clerk of the setting of such cause
as they are interested in. unless such
attorneys are present at the call of the
calendar. Such notice may be given by
mailing postal ard to the usual address
of such attorneys.
Attorneys who reside in Deer Lodge
are presumed to have notice of
the setting of their causes, when such
setting Is made at the regular call. No
tice of the setting of causes at other
times than at the regular call shall be
given to the attorneys of the opposite
side by the attorney at whose instance
the case is set"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-20
Notice.

The Montana Railway company, hav-
ing Cancelled its lease with this COM
pany and leased it's lines between
Stuart and Anaconda to the Butte. An
aconda & Pacific Railway
notice is hereby given that, beginning
with Tuesday. May IL. 1898. the Mon
tana Union Railway company will dis
continue handling raffic between
Butte and Anaconda. On and after
that date all. traffic. freight. passenger
and express, between points above
named. will be handled by the Butte,
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
;. b. CALDERHEAD,
General Freight and Pass. Agent.
Approved: w. II. BURNS,
General Manager.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-20
CLEAN 1T UP.
Main street Ought To he Clear ed Of Oh
Rubbish.


Main street. at the corner of Park
emu is in horrible shape. and has
been so for some days. The sewer on
tractors. Ryan & Co.. in making the
connection from Improvement districts
Nos. s and 4 to the Park avenue sewer,
have ~excavated a big ditch there and
have piled UP heaps OF dirt and rock
directly across Main street. leaving
only a clear space abou four feet wide
for teams to pass.
The excavation was necessary. of
course, and nobody complained of the
obstruction for a reasonable length of
time. The period of days that the
street has been INSTRUCTED. however.
has heightened into an unnecessarily
long time. and IL is high time that the
piles of dirt are removed. The ditch
was filled in several days ago, and
there o seems no good reason for
leaving the barricade across the
street.
Traffic on Main street is pretty heavy
and often teams arc Obliged to wait
some time before getting an opportu-
nifty to cross. Several of the aldermen
were yesterday spoken TO about the
matter and to-day they will get after
the contractors The aldermen say IL
is the duty of the street commissioner
to see that the streets and alleys are
cleaned up after the contractors have
completed the work of laying the pipes.
and the commissioned will probably be
put on the trail of the sewer contrac-
tors to-day.
Anaconda's streets are nearly all Of
them dug up to such an extent tha
makes traffic difficult. not to say dan
gerous, and the leaving of dirt on the
streets after the bitches have been
filled is entirely unnecessary.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-20
A CRAZEO PRISONER.
p. p. Haggerman Makes Things Lively
for the Ofhcers.

p. +. Haggerman Makes Things Lively
for the Oficers.
At Garrison a day or two ago a mar
named r. p. Haggerman was SEN
fenced by a Justice of the peace to 80
days in the county Jail for disturb
ance
Lee Hardman, the Garrison con-
stable. yesterday morning. with his
prisoner, boarded the Copper City
Limited for this city. The train had
not proceeded far when Haggerman
began shouting and yelling and fight
ing the officer. He was h~andcuffed and
did not do much damage. When Deer
Lodge was reached Deputy Sheriff
Schurtz got aboard the train and he
assisted the constable in handling the
crazy man.
All the way TO Anaconda the officers
had their hands full. Haggerman
howled like a demon and declared that
he was the hottest fighter that ever
came down the trail. After being
locked up in Jail Haggerman uuieted
down considerably and has not raised
much disturbance since. although he
broke out slightly at the dinner hour.
The man was not drunk at the time.
1t is believed that he is not mem
tally sound. If his actions during his
confinement i'm Jail are such as to war
rant such a course. he will be tried for
insanity.