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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-07-22

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-07-22

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The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
ACCUSED OF HAVING
 POISONED HIS WIFE
Wealthy Kansas Man May Have to Answer for at Least Three
 Murders

LAWRENCE, Kans., Oct. 7.-J. J. Kunkle, a wealthy merchant tailor was arrested here to-day, charged with having murdered his wife by poisoning. Mrs. Kunkle died ten days ago. About four weeks previous to the woman s death Birdie Cominyore, her 14-year- old daughter by a former husband, died after a lingering illness which baff1ed the skill of the family physician.
 A few days before the death of Mrs. Kunkle she told several of her neigh bors that she was being slowly poison ed, and also that her daughter had been poisoned. When asked why she did not leave the house, Mrs. Kunkle replied that she did not feel strong enough to go, and that she hoped to se- cure actual proof of the truth of her suspicious.
 Upon the death of Mrs. Kunkle, her neighbors brought the case to the at tention of the Coroner, who caused the woman's stomach to be taken to the State University for analysis of it's con- tents. The result of this analysis was reported to the Coroner's jury yester- day. Strong signs of arsenic were present, and upon this showing, and upon the testimony of neighbors of the KunkleS, the jury returned a verdict that Mrs. KunlSle came to her death by poison administered at the hands of her husband and others to the jury unknown" Following the rendering of this verdict Kunkle was arrested.
 The stomach of Mrs. Kunkle's little daughter has now been removed for analysis.
 A former wife of Kunkle died sud- denly after her life had been heavily insured
 In the deelopments in the cases of Mrs. Kunkle and her daughter have re- vived incidents attending the death of other members of Kunkle's family.
 Three years ago the father of his first wife, an old man who lived with Kunkle, died very suddenly, death oc- curing within a few hours after he was stricken. Kunkle's first wife, whose life had been insured for $6000 died in convulsions a few months later. Fred die, a little son of the first wife, also died suddenly after his life had been insured.
 Shortly before the death of his first wife Kunkle's house and barn burned under circumstances which caused con- siderable gossip, and he collected a considerable amount of insurance.
 Kunkle has lived in Lawrence for twenty-five years
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
MRS. MARY B. FORSYTH,
Milwaukee, Wis.

We tried leaving off coffee, but for a morning or two the breakfast was not tempting.
 Then Postum Food Coffee was brought to my notice, and unfortu- nately, the first morning 1t was care lessly made by the cook, and was not at all satisfactory. I determined to look personally after it's preparation, and after noticing that the directions called for full fifteen minutes boiling after boiling had really commenced, I made it that way, and these were some of the exclamations at the breakfast: Why, it's far better than coffee!' What an exquisite flavor?, Delicious, delightful etc.
 The effect of the change on my health was magical The headaches and nervousness were gone, and in their place a peculiar and grateful ex- hilaration possessed the entire body. was not the only member of the fam fly that was benefited by the change One member who had suffered serious " with stomach trouble was relieved entirely in a very short time.
 Perhaps you might be interested to Know that there are several of our ir'ehos who have been greatly helped ny the use of Postum. Mrs. Emma Max used to be greatly troubled with nausea and sick headaches; Miss Addie Silght was cured of stomach trouble; NhaIles EVerson, formerly suffered greatly with headaches and nervous ness; Miss Eliza Smith was a great sufferer rom severe bilious attacks. All or these persons have been relieved or their difficulties and put in a fine eonoltlon Of health by abandoning cof- lee (which evidently was a poison to each of them) and using the Postum Food Coffee.
 T am convinced that your claim that Postum furnishes the particles of Phosphate of potash and albumen neo- Assary to rebuild the delicate matter In the nerve centers is true, for my .own experience and that of my family and friends gives every indication of it."
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
STREET CAR GOES OVER
 AN EMBANKMEN
ONE WOMAN PASSENGER IS SE-
 RIOUSLY HURT.
A Horse Car in Berkeley Becomes Derailed and the Occupants
 Are Shaken Up.

BERKELEY, Oct. 7.--This morning as one of the horse cars which run between East and West Berkeley was passing near the corner of University avenue and Fourth street, it left the track and fell down an embankment some four or five feet high.
 The car left Berkeley station at 10 o'clock The driver was Samuel More head, and the only passenger Mrs Ol- sen of Haywards. As the car had al- most reached Fourth street on Univer- sity avenue, one of the wheels struck a small rock placed across the track It overturned at once. falling to the wagon road below.
 At the scene of the accident the track main road. The driver had just turned the Fourth street curve when he felt the car jolt, and instantly leave the rails. He applied the brake at once and tried to stop the horses, but the momentum carried the car onward until it struck the edge of the embankment and rolled over The driver was thrown from the platform, but still managed to hold the horses. Mrs. Olsen made every attempt possible to escape, but her right hand was held tightly by the door and she was per fectly powerless to move until help ar rived The injured woman was taken in carriage to the residence of Mrs Cap- tain Thompson of Fifth street, where a physician was immediately summoned
 Faithless Spouses.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
STlEGLER RUN DOWN
 BY TROLLEY CAR NO. 13
A BAKER SUSTAINS INJURIES
 THAT PROVE FATAL.
He Was Caught Under the Fender and His Chest Crushed In-The
 Tracks Were Slippery.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.
 sos Broadway. Oct. '.


 sos Broadway Oct. '.
 Gustave Stiegler, a baker, residing at Elmhurst, was struck by HayWards electric trolley car at Fitchburg about noon to-day, sustaining injuries that proved fatal.
 Stiegler was driving in a covered wagon and had been around serving his custom CTS at Fitchburg He was driving by the Fitchburg school house as car l3 came In view. The motorman saw the danger when the wagon was crossing the traek eS light rains, the track was slippery and the car could not be brought to an im- mediate StandStil.
 Stiegler also made an attempt to check his horse, but without avail The car struck the wagon sQuarely In the center driver was thrown off the wagon and caught under the fender. His chest was crushed in, and several bones were broken. He also sustained other injuries about the abdomen and head
 The injured man was immediately re- moved to his home at Elmhurst, where pr. Dodge attended him.
 Stiegler was about 56 years of age, and had a wife and two children.
 Gustave stiegler died shortly after 3 notified and Will hold an 1e inquest to-mor9 row night.
 Saved Another Life.
 9AIfdr 2AAkLAND 5{Io.t 3et 7.Gharles Emlg l ing, while J. Foster and J. McKean were at work on the new steel bridge at liar rison street, their boat upset. Foster swan to shore, but McKean cannot swim, and being weighted down with tools, 1t was all he could do to keep his head above water for a moment or two. The tide carried him under the Webster street bridge, and as he passed under Emily caught him.
 Oakland News Items.
 OAKLAND, Oct. Mary E. Ames to- day sued Eliza L. Adams ct al. for the recovery of $2300 on a promissory note se- property, and William B. Seabury com menced similar suit against Daniel W. Parkhurst ct al. for S6000.
 Lee Warren, the lad who stole a watch from an employe at the Telegraph avenue power house because, as he claimed, be- ing driven to it by hunger, was to-day sentenced to ten days Imprisonment in the City Prison.
 The suit of Dr. Joseph Eastman of Berkeley against W. A. Holtun for the recovery of a large sum alleged due for medical services rendered the child of de- fendant was partially tried to-day in Judge Halls court before a jury. trator of the estate of Aurelia L. James and Cornelia E. Booth against the Oak land Bank of Savings, Judge Ellsworth to-day rendered a decision whereby plaintiff recovers s6350.
 The case of the Oakland Transit Con- pany against Alameda County for the recovery of taxes will be appealed to the ing been given to-day by the plaintiff.
 The divorce suit of Mrs. Mary E. Sla- ter against w. Slater was dismissed to- day on motion of plaintiffs attorneys
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
LADY YARDE-BULLER
 IGNORES THE MAYOR
HAS NOT RECEIVED ONE OF HER
 NUMEROUS LETTERS.
Her Ladyship Criticizes His Honor and the Council and Objects
 to Taxes.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
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 908 Broadway, Oct I. On several occasions during the past month letters directed to Mayor Thomas" and signed by I'M. L. K Yarde-BuIler." have appeared in the papers, relating to Mrs. Buffers prop erty and the taxes thereon. A peculiar ity of the correspondence Is that the Mayor has not received one word from her ladyship. He said to-day that he has read four letters in the papers, directed to him, from Mrs. Yarde-Buller, but has never seen the originals.
 The letter published last night said the Mayor, 'is somewhat of an insult It declares that neither I nor the Coun- cilmen can dominate the Supreme Court, and suggests thaS y<e are trying to do something illegal or oIshonorable with the lady's alleged estate. l can only arrive at the conclusion that Mrs. Yarde- Butler does not realize what she is doing and is Irresponsible, although if she wishes to correspond witt me on any subject I would rather receive my mail from the letter-carrier than through the news papers"
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
AL AMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

of Alameda is flee from her obnoxious husband The decree of divorce granted to her this afternoon allowed her to re- sume her maiden name of Nancy Culver, but it contained no reference to alimony The couple had not been married a year when the young wife was deserted, and on this ground she was awarded the de- cree of separation.
 Joseph F. E. Lewis was also granted a divorce to-day from Gertrude Lewis on the ground of infidelity. The climax of Lewis trouble occurred a month ago when he found his wife in the company of a man named Harris at a Piedmont his rivals life, but instead he sought the divorce court.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
pr. Edwards Before
 the Grand Jury.
AN INTERESTING DISCOVERY
a DEPUTY SHERIFF PRODUCES AN IMPORTANT RECEIPT.
Records That Do Not Show What Disposition Was Made of the Case Against Ed
 wards.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
 oOS Rroadway Oct r.

9US Broadway, OCt. L.
 Some really interesting facts developed st the investigation into the conduct of Constables by the Grand Jury to-day.
 Dr. A. L. Edwards. a San Francisco dentist. who, in company with Annie Ar hold. was arrested in February, 1896, for disturbing the peace, and subsequently, released on $10 cash bail each, was before the Grand Jury this afternoon; as were also Contable Glaze and his deputy, Harry Cramer, who made the arrest, and Deputy Sheriff Lane, who released the prisoner. Edwards claims that he paid the $20 bail to Deputy Sheriff Lane, and that when he was released he presented Lane with $lO additional out of consideration for kind treatment. He claims that he was re- leased on a telephonic order from Justice of the Peace E, L. Lawrence of Brook lyn Township, in Constable Glaze $ oalh- At the time of Edwards arrest he claimed that he had been robbed on the Deputy Sheriff Lane emphaucally denies that he received any presents rom Ed wards, and his record shows that the prisoner when searched at the County Jail had but S23 on his person, and all but s3 went for cash bail. Lane has been at a loss to remember what he did with the bail when Edwards was released. To-day, however, he and Deputy White searched his records thor oughly and were rewarded by finding a mer for the missing $26 bail It was found that on the same day Cramer gave Lane another receipt in another case wherein the bail was S25.
 There is every likelihood that the Grand Jury will pretty definitely ascertain where the money went to.
 Justice of the Peace Lawrence's docket shows that Cramer swore to the complaint against Edwards and his lady friend, but it does not show what disposition was made of the case or one word about the bail. Moreover, Lawrence insists that his rule in disturbance cases Is Sl00 bond or $50 cash
 Deputy Constable Cramer states that he remembers the fact of the arrest and that he subsequently, called at the County Jaii
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
PoSTUM CEREAL.
ANOTHER BRAIN WORKER

Gives Experience in Coffee Drinking. n My work (writing for papers and lnagazines) calls for such steady use of the brain that, like many fellow work CTS in that line, I became badly ex- lhausted at times, and naturally felt a { desire for some sort of stimulant.
 Coffee I have used considerably. Its effects finally became so apparent that decided I must make a change, for l could not endure the headaches and extreme nervousness that followed. Then came the objections innumerable from the other members of the family. What shall we have for breakfast in the place of coffee, for you, of all peo- pie, are very particular about your morning drink
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
THE STATE GRANGE.
It Selects Napa for Next Years Meet
 ing Place.

OAKLAND, Oct. 7. The State Grange. which has been in session in Oakland during the past four days, prac- tically concluded Its Iabors tonight. At to-day's session Cyrus Jones was re-elect- ed a member of the executive commitfee and J. c. Steele of Pescadero Grange was elected assistant steward This even ing memorial services were held.
 Among the resolutions adopted was one urging Congress to push the completion of the Nicaragua canal, and favoring its ownership by the United States Mana was selected as the place for holding the next StatA Grange
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08

in company with Glaze to secure Ed wards release. and he, moreover. identi- Lane as In his handwriting, but he does not recollect to whom he thereafter turned the money over.
 and then" said Cramer to-day, 'or, as usually do. I turned it overs to Judge Lawrence. This Is the first time l have ever had any trouble of any kind, and 1t comes in very unpleasantly at this time, when I am nominee for the office of Constable.
 The Grand Jury will take the matter up again next Tuesday.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
Attorney Cohen Gives Bonds.

ALAMEDA oct. 7.-Several days ago a torney A. H. Cohen on a charge of having maIiciously assaulted I. l.. Borden, caus- ing him to break his leg. The warrant was not served for some reason, but yes- terday Cohen appeared In Justice Morris court, having learned of the warrant through the press, and gave a bond for his appearance whenever the case should be set for examination.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
Will Pay Ben, its.

ALAMEDA, Oct 7--At last nights meeting of Citizens Hook and Ladder Company it was voted to pay relief bene- fits to members injured while in the dis charge of their duty. The amount to be paid will not be less than S4 or more than s1O week. The company now has on hand some $500 as a fund from which to draw. When 1t received its portion of the firemen's relief fund recently dlstrib- uted it did not use it. but turned 1t into the fund
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
Will Wed ait Fl Paso-

FL PAsO. Texas, Oct. 7.-T. Franklin Jr. and Margaret L. Johnson, registering with San Francisco as their place of resi- dence, procured a marriage license here to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
THE Q. R. & N. co. DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO PoRTL A ND

.F = IN ! u -EA IN D From Spear-street Wharf at 10 am. CEDE SIP First Glass Including Berths FHnL SS Second Class and Meals. Geo. w. Elder sails Oct '. 16 25, Nov. g. Columbia sails Oct 10, 1s, 2s. Nov. 6. State of California sails Oct. 1S. 22, s1, Nov. g. Short line to Walla Walla, Spokane, Butte, Helena and all points in the Northwest. Through tickets to all points East.
 D. c. WARD. General Agent.
 s30 Market street. GoODALL PERKINS & co,
 Superintendents.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

and fifth day ansfss or Isssa ana q N Ry at Tacoma to N. F. Ry.. at Vancouver to C. F. Ky.
 For Eureka Humboldt Bay), 2 p. m.. Oct 1. G. II l8 N 26. 31. Nov. 5, and every nth day thereafter S,
 cayncos Port Harford (San Luis Obispo). Gavota santa garba5a Ventura ngass9 ansneea ana Nawnort q a. m Oct. 4. 8, 12, 16, 20 "A. 2S Nov. l. and fourth day thereafter pn11 s Port liar. ford fsan Luis Obispo), Santa Barbara. Port Los Angeles and Redondooo Ioe s Ang@sles); @ II "a a; m, Oct. 2, 6. 1o 4. lS, ss, zo' '' N0v' > ana For Ensenada, Magdaiena @ Bay San. San J9se a dsl and Guaymas (Mex), 10 a. m.. 18th or every month. I.. <.,su
 T-be company reserves the right to change without previous notice steamers. sailing dates ai, TICKET OFFICE A New Montgomery street (Palace HoteD. GOODALL, PERKINS & co. Gen Agts..
 10 Market st. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
Electioneering on a Launch

ALAMEDA, Oct. 7.--Clty Attorney Tay- has adopted a unique method of election eering. Many of the voters whom he the bay shore and numbers are empIoyed in the salt works. To reach these he has fitted up a steam launch and to-day start ed out on campaigning trip all along shore. He will navigate the bay and its tributaries and intends to let no possible
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
TAKE THE BOAT TO SAN JOSE

EVERY DAY AND SUNDAY, TOO, at 10 .. rn Steamer ALvISO, Clay-street Wharf Fare to San Jose. soc; round trip. 75c.
 Delightful Bay Excursions. Alviso and return,