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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28

A discovery was made by several
workmen at the new building of Sage,
Allen & Co, the other day which leads
them to believe that Hartford is a pre-
historic town. The men were working
a 9OO-pound drill for an elevator plum
ger shaft, when suddenly they struck
something about fifty-four feet below
the level of Main street upon which the
drill seemed to have no effect, although
it struck the substance with a pressure
of 5000 pounds. The men pounded at
the substance for some time, but made
but little Roadway and it was decided
to take the drill from the plunger shaft
and put it in pan to see if it could
be learned what was underneath the
drill. The pan was put in and the men
on the drill were surprised to see that
when they took the pan to the surface
it contained quantity of wood.
After it was found to be wood the
drill was put back and the drilling was
resumed. The men were surprised at
the slow Roadway that was being made,
and from the time they first made the
discovery two weeks ago until Satur-
day noon they have been boring
through nothing but wood. The drill
was sixty-five feet in the ground when
it finally passed through the wood, and
1t is mystery to the men on the drill
how so much wood got to be so far be-
low the surface. The wood was away
below hardpan, and the men on the
drill who have bored considerable dis
tances into the earth before say that
they never discovered wood so far be-
meath the surface. The fact that il
was there in such quantities is what
causes an additional surprise to them
The wood was taken out in small bits,
and the great quantities of fine shay
ings lying about the drilling apparatu.
give an idea of the great amount of
wood that was chopped by the drill
The wood is considerably decayed, and
1t would take an expert woodsman to
determine the kind it is.
The shaft for the plunger will be
drilled lOO feet and six inches below
the level of Main street.-Hartford
COurant
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28
MAY PROVE TO Be SERIOUS.
T, M. DUFOUR STABBED BY
CHARLES BOEHM.
The Assault Took Place Yesterday
at Twelfth and I
Streets.

Thomas M. Dufour, a we'll known
plasterer, was taken to the Receiving
Hospital yesterday with an ugly knife
wound in his abdomen, inflicted by a
man named Charles Boehm, deputy
Poundmaster
The cutting took place outside the
brewery at Twelfth and l streets. Du-
four and a couple of young friends were
there and had few drinks Of beer.
Boehm was engaged in a like occupa-
ton, and he and Dufour quarreled
about something. One of the latter s
friends says that after a few words
the men separated and Dufour stepped
out on the sidewalk, where he and his
two companions We're engaged in con-
versation
Presently, he says, Boehm stepped up
in front of Dufour, and, without word
of warning, plunged a long knife into
his abdomen. Dufour's two friends as
sisted him down town as far as the
Courthouse, where the wounded man
sat on the dispensary steps till the pa
troll wagon arrived.
When Record Union" reporter saw
him he was holding his left hand
against his side, and on removing it a
CHASTITY wound was disclosed from
which the flesh was protruding in a
great mass He was taken to the Re-
ceiving Hospital, where City Physicians
Nichols and Ogden dressed the wound,
returned the protruGing matter and
sewed up the cut. They did not think
the weapon penetrated the intestines,
and thought that If no complications
ensued Dufour would recover.
Boehm was arrested a little later in
the afternoon, and told a somewhat Diff
ferent story. He said he had caught a
dog belonging to Dufour. and because
he would not turn ii loose the latter
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28
JUST TOOK 1T.
No One Seemed to Own 1t and He
Wanted It.

Andrew Pettitt, who lives out near
Schelds brewery, was arrested las,
night for stealing the stage carpet "a
the Clunie Opera-house.
The carpet was put out in the alley
to be shaken yesterday and suddenly
II was discovered that an old man had
been seen taking it away on wheel
barrow. and that he had taken it out
toward Twenty and NJ streets.
Officer Fisher went out and found the
carpet spread out on the lot and said
to Pettitt, Il see you have nice car
pet"
Yes" was the reply, don't you wan.
to buy it?''
where did you get it?' asked
Fisher.
"Oh. I picked II up in the alley back
of, the theater," said Pettitt. There
was no one around who seemed to own
st. so just took 1t. / looked all round
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28
THE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.
Mayor Land Thinks Four New
Glass Rooms Will Help.

Mayor Land visited the High School
building yesterday, finding Principal
Pond there, and they had long con-
sultation over what should be done to
relieve the overcrowding of the school.
1t was the Mayors opinion that four
classrooms should be built in the rear,
on the north side of the building, and
that the present closets should be re-
moved and new ones built on the out
side in both stories; that the class
rooms are too crowded and the seats
too close together, and that better
system of ventilation should be Sc
cured
With these improvements the Mayor
thinks the school can get along until
the city debt is paid and then a quit
able building can be erected.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28
Opening of Silks
and Dress Goods.

This year we have Our stock of \
winter dress goods and silks Oh
hand earlier than usual. We want
that you should have the very best
assortlnents possible to choose
from at the very beginning OF the
season. This is an, advantage
which we think many will appre-
ciate.
Therefore, when YOU come to
the millinery opening do not miss
seeing the displays that will be
made in the dress goods depart
ment. Here is short list of some
of the new things you will find
there on Monday:
Fall and winter patterns in new
fancy silks, at 75c, $50, ST, SIPS,
SI.35, $I.5o $I.75, SIS and S.
yard. Many of them are of ex-
quisite beauty.
Black crepon, which is going to
be the great black cloth for the
coming season. Many beautiful
designs at S5c, 81, $I.25, $I.5o,
SIS, s. and so yard.
Novelty mixtures in new wool
dress goods, including loops, TUFTS,
bayaderes, mohair curls, traverse
stripe, and fancy designs in solid
colorings. Prices, SOC, 75c, 81
and $I.25.
Covert cloths and broadcloths in
new shades, including the military
blues. Wire serges in blues and
blacks.
Heavy brocade silks and black
peau de sole for separate skirts.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28

Lord Curzon is the titled and eldest
son of Lord Scarsdale. He has been a
member Of Parliament for over ten
years and is much travelled. He is rec
ognized as an authority on Oriental
matters, having given much thought
and written works of authority on the
people and conditions. He has been
growing in public favor in England
ever since he entered public life. He
is an Oxford man and had a distin-
gushed career at college He has
been Under Secretary Of State for In
dia and is we'll versed in the needs and
possibilities Of that country and her
people He is a great statesman and
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28
Sunset Parlor's Excursion.

The members of Sunset Parlor, No.
70, Native Sons, are anticipating a de-
lightful visit at Dixon, Solano County,
on September 9th, when they will join
in celebrating Admission Day with the
Dixon Parlor.
An excursion train will leave the city
at 4 a. m, and return at 11:40 p. m,
the fare for the round trip being but
ID cents
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28

George w. Ficks yesterday completed
his negotiations with Frank r Clifton
manager Of the Orpheum, for a hall
interest in the business. The manage
ment will be known under the title Of
Frank r. Clifton & Co. Mr. Ficks will
doubtless prove a valuable member Of
the firm, as he has excellent business
qualifications
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28
Action to Eoreclose.

Eugene Geisreiter, by his attorney,
w. A. Gett, has brought a suit for
foreclosure of mortgage against An
drew C. West The sum claimed to
be due is $41120, with interest from
May %, 1897, and costs. The mort
gagged property is Tract 10 of the Dill
man Tract
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28
Hotel Arrivals.

Following were the arrivals yesterday
at the Golden Eagle: r. A. Sparks and
wife, Davisville; w. B. McDougal
Placerville; w. NJ. Zukerman, New
York; w. J. Bell, Visalia; D. P. Davis,
Weaverville; d. c. Halsey and wife,
Woodland; Ida Garnett, Dixon; w.
Rogers, j. P. Langhorne, Byron Jack
son, G. W. McNaimee, w. A. Robertson.
San Francisco
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28

abused him, using vile language, and
finally drawing knife on him.
Which Of these stories is nearest the
truth remains to be determined. The
two young anen who were with Dufour
declared that the stabbing was wholly
without justification. Dufour himself
was in great pain and would not talk.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28
Athletics Go to Grass Valley.

The Sacramento Athletic Club nine
went to Grass Valley last night to play
the Pioneers of that place. They have
taken a strong team and hope to come
back victorious.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28
Temporarily Insane.

Coroner Clark last night held an in
quest on Samuel Duke, whose body was
found south of the Y-street levee a
short time ago. The jury returned a
verdict that deceased came to his death
by suicide with morphine while tenn
porarily insane.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28
Found Him Sick.

Officers Naghel and Hayes discovered
an old man who gave his name as John
Richardson in a Chinese restaurant
near Third and I streets yesterday, very
sick with an attack of asthma, and took
him to the Receiving Hospital, where
he was cared for
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28
Gathered Him In.

Word was sent to the Police Station
last night that a drunken man was
raising a disturbance at Third and
streets. and Police Sergeant McManus
went up and gathered in a fellow who
gave his name as Joseph HealY
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28
LORD CURZON.
Recently Appointed the Viceroy Of
India.

One of the highest positions under the
crown of sGreat Britain has been be-
slowed upon Hon. George n. Curzon
who becomes the Viceroy of India. This
appointment is especially pleasing to
Americans since Lady CurZon is the
daughter of an American, Levi n. Lei
f0r
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28

Three carloads of people went on the
excursion train yesterday to San Fran
cisco 10 attend the Irish Fair. large
number were also taken on at the diff
ferent stations on the road.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28
Concert in the Plaza

The Foresters' Band, under the direc-
ton OF George c. Holbrook, will give
one OF its splendid open air concerts
In the Plaza this evening. The pro-
gram is choice one.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28
Great $40 Suits.

Our fall stock of black worsted
suits at $1,000 is here-has been
for some days. Stylishly cut,
dressy suits in round and square
corner sack and frock styles.
We acquired reputation for
selling much the best $1,000 black
suits to be had hereabouts; this
new line fully sustains the reputa-
ton its predecessors established.
The price OF wool has gone up, but
the standard of our $1,000 suit has
not gone down.
Many men buy the self-same
suits elsewhere for SI2. so and
$500.
Why not save that ST. so or
$500?
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28

Repentance as rule seems to be a
determination not to be found out
again.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28

first and could see no one, SO put II
on the wheelbarrow."
He will explain to Justice Davis.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28
SEVEN-YEAR-OLD NUTWOOD.

The celebrated Nutwood whisky, and 4
years-old-another lot just received from
bend at the old reliable and long eStab-
lished Ale Vaults, 302 j street Try it;
pure and straight. Nagele & Svenssen.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-28

A Strange Discovery.

may be expected to distinguish himself
in his new position
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
Greens" Wait ON the Reds"

AT the Young Mems Christian -Associ-
alton last night the supper which was
the browning event OF the Membe rship
contest i;etween the Reds and
Greens was served. Fourteen MEM
bers of the Indian brigade turned up
with good appetites. while about q doZ-
en- of the greens" arlayvd in green
aprons served as walters.
y substantial repast had been pre-
pared under thu direction Of Captain G.
w. Eaines and the reds did full jus
;ice TO it. The walters performed their
duiy With a cheer!uln5ss and skill
which resulted in many tips
When the reds" finished Mr. Howard
l.. t2dmunds suggested that The old
aphorism to the effect that ITO the vic
tor belongs the spoils' be changed to
enbody the idea that to the vanquished
belongs the spoils." This suggs stion
was enthusia stically approved ny the
greens" ard their erstwnile guests
turned in and waited ON ths m until ev-
erybody was satisfied both inwartlfy
and outWardly with the closing chapter
of one Of the most successful member
ship contests ON record
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
Successful Lot Sale.

The big lot sale which has been held
fNan day to day since last Thursday
by Powell EhS,s. 4 King. came to Il
close yesterday afternoon. when THE
last of the block of 500 lots Situated hear
Hampton Roads, on the outskirts OF
rihe city, was disposed OF. The total
sales aggregate $4,000, exceeding the
most saniGrine expectations by $4,000
This demonstrates that values are not
shrinking in Newport saws but are
steadily enhancing
This successful sale lis due to the
push and enterprise OF the firm THAI
conducted the auction. Other agents
had attempted to Sell his realty, but
they Tailed TO make "a sllcce:-ls of DIT.
The nuEiber of lots sold tll pubiic allc-
Elion yesterday was 346 The bidding.
was spirited and the sales were soon
c,liied- During the last twenty months
t!his ftrnl has sold over $500 lots.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29

court, caused by the partial explosion
of two on more of the forward unrpra,
Zines of the Name.
3-That frame Il. the outer sl,.Apl of
.he si4p. from POINT eleven and Il
half Teet from the middle line OF INV.
ship. and six feet above the keel when
III IT'S normal pos! ton. has been forced
up so as TO be NV spi,ru, four fee,
above the surface of the water; there
fore about thta'ty-four feet above
where it would be had THE ship sunk
untnjured.
The outside bottom plotting lis bent
into reversed V shlpe. THE after w'ing
OF which. about fifteen feet broad and
thirty-two feet in length lfl>ym frame
II to frame e5), ds doubled back upon
itself against the continuation OFT tihc
s'lire pEa ting extending forward.
AT frome is the vertical keel is bro
ken i'm two and THE flat Keel bent into
an angle similar to the angle formed
by the ouFside bottom plat This
break Is now about six feet below the
SUFFICE OF the water. and about thirty
feet from its normal POSITION
In the opinion of the court this ,lf-
feet could have been produced only by
the explosion OF Il mine situated under
the bottom 'Tf the ship at about frame
is. and somewhat on the lA,nt SIDE uf
the ship. ri. ..
''6-1Nhe COURT finds that the loss OF
u,
not i'm amy respect due Ia the fa,rlt ,,r
neSitScns~. ON the part of amy nj the
officers or members Of the crew vf sad
vessel. '..
I'm the OPINION Of THE ,yurt the
Maine Was destroyed by The explosion
ar a submarine mIVle, which caused the
partial explosion of Two or more Of her
forward 1n,lgsa zines.
S-'Ths- ,-lurt has been unable Il, OH
tnin evidence fixing the resi,Cnsibility
of the destruction of 'uhe Maine upon
any person or persons.
lsignedD NV. r. SAMPSON.
Captain L. S. n President.
........ "A. MAlalN.
"Lieutenan't Commander U. S. N, Judge
advocate.
THE court. havin'g finished the in
qrHy IT was ordered to make au-
turned at II a. NJ to await the. action
OF the conven.urs authority
Signed) wv. r. SAMPSON .
Captain, U. S. ~. president mt >'
"A MARIN
Advocate
~: S. Flagship. New York, March
%. 1895 r.
''Or Key West. Fla ...
The proceedings and finding of THE
COURT OF inquiry i'm the above cas,. are
approved.
(Slgn@d) M. SICARD.
Rear -Atlaniral''
Commander in chief of the u s. naval
force ON North Atlantic squadron"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
semi-Annult Meeting Tonight.

5& The semi-annual missionary meeting
of the Epworth Lea que Of the Washing
TON Avenue Methodist church wIll be
1ied thdss evening, commencing al
8 O'Clock.
K The program follpw1s:
Hymn Speed Away"
Prayer@Rev. B. F. IlipsseomIb.
Hyunn- ''Rescue THE PerisSflLnE,''
Solo-Mrs C. w. Robinson.
Missionary -Address-Rev. NJ. S. Co
lonna, Jr.
Duet-Misses Florida and Carrie Da-
Wis.
Hyaral-"Jesus Saves" .-7
II Doxology and benedtction.
The committee having charge of the
arrangelll ertS folio WIS., Howard T..
Roane, cha ir1ran; Misses Hannah War
uen and Ora Hamilton. Dr. lC. J. APP
piewhite and MT. J. w. Daughtrey.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
BIDS FOR SUPPLIES.
Scaled Proposals to Furnish Material for
the Sewer System To be Opened Thursday

Sealed Proposals to Furnish Material for
the Sewer system To be U,,enc., Thurs,,.y
Much interest is being manifested b,.
contractors all over the country in .ti,s.
st-"etuSa SYSTEM which is TO be ,buil1
shorIiy 10y the city. Every day the
p!s'ns on exht'J; tion in the office Of CIV
Clerk Alassie at the court house. ave in
Si'tcttd by the representatives of CON
i.-trt"r,s WHO are con cmpla.t.ng submit :
;lrls bAlS for ME work
Sealed proposals FOR this work. en-
i"l'stI with the name and address OF
Tic PARTY making Ms. same, and adj
dressed 70 The Special Sewer CuilmllLt-
ice. WIN ne ui'esed Thursday. at II
Z" clock noon.
The contract Will comprise. approxi-
matt.ly:
55,455 feet Of eight inch pipe
sewer. .
Siso feat of ten inch tile pipe sewer.
a.lio feet OF twelve inch pipe sewer.
saGo feet of fifteen fee, pipe sewer
9i5 feet Of twenty inch tile pipe eew-
$50 feet OF twenty inch tile pipe
sewer. &C.,. .. ..#.N
go, feet of thirty inch tide pipe sew
500 feet of eight inch cast iron force
main.
2.aoo feet Of ten inch cast iron force
main. .. er....
'Vo leel vi $.Silttt.il MICH CAST hFpn Out
W.; pipe.
500 feet of twtclty-frur inch cast irun
asE,f,.t pipe . .
Air tight tep,lS. power house two sew
cntt-tn lIseltoW..r s,ErSnl!nc engines:
two 1000 gallons per m.rpute cen, ,iiaLs2i
pumps.
1iI man holes.
19iamp holes. .... ..
60 flush tlnkS. M....
I.t,eh rr,sI.4al IS to he accompanied
by 4 certified check for $4,000, payable
NJ the CITY Treasurer.
1t has been decided that permission
Will not oe given for the Withdrawal! of
amy pronostll after INT has been filed with
the city clerk
THE party 10 whom the contract may
be awarded Will be required to furnish
a bond either of q responsible fnElemni-
~ sstlaara n'tee company OF or authSr-
lied TO do business iln. THE State of Wiz
g.nii. and satisfactory TO the City
Council, such bond to be conditioned for
faithful performance of the contract.
The city expressly reserves the right
10 reject any and adj proposals..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
NEW CRIMINAL LAW.
An Act to Protect Gas and Electric Iirh,
Companies.

Companies.
Among the criminal laws PASSED by
the las; Legislature. which were. made
Ne necessary by 'uhe new and changed CON-
ulti"ns. there was an act 9.i ssed to pro-
tect companies or cities furnishing
e.,ic l'sht and power or gus from
Tue theit on their urr,.nt or gas or an
para and from any criminal inter
ference With tn il metres poles. wires
etc. which was intended to put a r,;,,n
~ 5000 deal of petty thievins. r.onl
which ihe various COMPANIES, ANA ,-;tins
iii'%usholt the STAKE :lave been r&~p.,lu- :
y suffering '7''e
II was considered that th,. ordinary
process 81 the courts in The mG.'tt,4,s ,,f
'ires1IGis,s and the like wer. not .suiIi,-i-
elttS Stringent to cover the possibility
"t great injury accl'ling from r,..ts
which would be easy to d., ans. ,litlig-,,lt
20 prove. N'e
+.he act i'm Question: which ,,lssa3
W!ph practical unanimity in both houses
rs as follows: 49,
G'ha all,,. .29,-An act to project cleo
irlc lighting and power coinlsrni..s and
E =. ctlnpa aies and cities ;l.l4l towns
from the theft of yl,eclric curreni. ar .-.,
~ aFpalatus. or unlaw vi inttei|r
ems, snSe Herewith. Approved February s.
T. Be it enacted by tn, General As
ssSnaly Ut Virginia. That amy ,,s4,s.4n
"Ai' shall unlawfuliy injure or d,.stmov.
or Mtv4ns the right To prevent b. ssh,iji
perin!t TO be injured or DESTROYED any
iiieiFe' pipe, conduit. Wire. line. posi-
amp or other apparatus oelon pins- l.,
10y or town or to Il cr,n;pan ny ,.nparr.4d
M Hle manufacture or sale of elect, -;~l;t !,
or SaS Tor Lighting or power PURPOSES
"i VINO shiill ,inlawfully ;,reverit 4n.4jsc,
.t.S or S;i'- metre from duly registering
, m'e 'uantS Of electricity or gas sup
pred. or in any way unla wfully inter
mr. in.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
THE fI.UA(Els."
Oliver and Kate Byron Increase Their
Popularity.

Oliver and Kate Byron. assisted by
a capable COMM slury, with ollt. or tw,' .N
cepAGnss. presented The llung+r' At
JahnsSt1n's Opera House last might To ii
well pleased audience The Byrnns are
raTorittes here. s,llsl last nights Nv ii gave
them Avn opportunity IL increase i,le.r
Popularity. In The Pluns,r' they
0Gnve q ntlodr'an;l. intels. 'elsfs! with
sparkEang csslredy. that is admirably
adapted to their Illt,fvi,lt:<l tllcni,<.
TAN iTcslcnt of the performance which
reflects THE temper of the people sI
this time was the spontaneous ouiDursi
clf enthusi lsn which greeted l'he sing
ing of i tspNpie't expressing thu S.E.i-
Gment that san American ..l,.ny should
he sent to capture. Havana, with Filz
Lee in .-C'rln,erird
The ,I3yruns viii appear. AT the opera
IhUuexa a gain tonight presenting THE
Turn of THE Tide"