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Divorced Because of Desertion.

SAN ANDREAs, July S.-The Allison
divorce case came up in the Superior
Court of Calaveras County to-day before
Judge Gottschalk. Rachael Allison applied
for divorce from her husband. Robert S.
charging his wife with desertion. ALI
son lives at Robinsons Ferry. about fif-
miner in the employ of the Melones Min
ing Company. His wife has been living
in Stockton apart from him this year.
Rather than have their family troubles
aired in court, the attorney for Mrs. ALI
son consented to a divorce being granted
to Allison on the cross-complaint. while
the child was given to the mother.
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0T is remarkable. but it is none the
less true 1t is hard TO account for,
but stiu 1t is No one will credit
y 1t. yet It IS a fact, substantiated
beyond the peradventure of
doubt. The fierce hill tribes that in
habit the mountain Businesses Of Bel
yeder@yclept the "beautifur' by those
who own land there which they desire
to dispose of-are sore because they
have no fresh water.
Do they miss it as a beverage? No,
OF course not. Who ever heard of g.
Marin County aborigine drinking
water when there was anything else
in sight? But they need 1t for a va
riety of other purposes. and there is
none in sight That is, there is none
nearer than the railway tank at the
ferry landing. and that is a long way
TO go for a Canful when one wishes to
nourish the flowers that ornament
ones front porch. Consequently Bel
vedere is dead sore and the proud flesh
Is hourly becoming more sensitive.
Some one must be to blame. Some one
IS That some one is John Coop, su-
perintendent Of the Belvedere Land
Company Why John is to blame no
one seems to know exactly, But, as
whenever a great misfortune visits a
lOcaIlty, some one mas 10 De lie scdpe-
goat, and as John doesn't seem to
worry himself much about the matter
either one way or the other. why, John
might lust as well be chosen TO bear
the blame as any other goat on the
hillside.
The Belvedere Land Company has a
franchise granted it by the hamlet Of
Belvedere, which the public-spirited
citizens residing therein incorporated
into a city some time ago. Why the
Land Company should have a fran
chise of any sort no one seems to
know. But as soon as the little place
across the bay began to put on the
style of a metropolis it was necessary
to grant some sort Of a franchise to
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
LIKE THE sIAMEsE TWINS.
Girl Babies Joined Together by a
Link of Flesh.

JEFFERSONVILLE Ind, July S-Mrs.
James Huffman to-day gave birth to
twin girls. joined together by link OF
flesh eight inches long and four inches in
diameter. which extends from the pubic
bone 10 the top of the sternum. The base
of the union is perfectly firm and the
babes are fully developed in every par
ticular. They came face to face, and with
one or two exceptions all the organs Of
their respective bodies were perfect. 1t
Is feared they will not live.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Policeman Falls Dead.

SANTA CRUZ, July 8-Ohcer S. I. Hor-
ton, while standing in front of a cigar
store on Pacific avenue this evening.
dropped dead from heart failure He had
been on the police force for several years.
He was a native of Iowa 65 years Of age
Horton served during the civil war
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Want Assessments Deduced

WOODLAND, July S.-The Supervisors
will meet next Monday as a Board of
Equalization. Farmers believe that they
are paying more than their proportion Of
taxes, and it is said that a persistent ef-
fort will be made to induce the board to
make q substantial reduction in the as
sessments of farming lands.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Killed by a Fall.

FORT BRAGG, July S.-Oscar Olson. "a
years of age, a native of Norway, was
killed here last night by falling from
tramway to the wharf. a distance of
twenty-five feet. He leaves widow and
three small children.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
9*S%o4o4G4S4o4o+o+
NOW rs A REWARD
FOR PRETTY All MOY

F@HE trials and tribulations of All
Moy, the pretty Chinese maiden
who was ruthlessly torn from
j. the protecting arms OF her
friends about two weeks ago by
Wong Chuck Hing, may never be
told. but that the friends OF the girl
are anxious for her recovery is evil
denced by the degree of excitement
that RACES in the Chinese quarter OF
the city.
Fong Fat, who claims TO be the near
est friend of the girl, has exhausted
every resource known to the pollce
and detective force of the city and has
now come TO the conclusion that the
best way to regain the girl is through
the cupidity of man, and he has sent
forth word that any one who brings
the girl to him at his place Of business,
1116 Stockton street, Will be rewarded
to the extent Of $500.
That Fong Fat has at last arrived
at the correct mode of procedure IS
evidenced by the activity that is be-
ing displayed by the men who make
their living by deeds of daring. The
highbinder tongs will now try to do
that which the police force gave UP
in despair.
Nov foIyan =
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After a Refreshing Bath
ALASKA COMMERCIAL CO.

Fol. ST. MICHAEL. GoLOVIN BAY, CAPE
NOME DAWSON AND ALL POINTS
ON YUKON RIVER.
The New Steamers
BERTHA and PORTLAND
WuI leave San Francisco between 18th and
Goth of July for above points. making prompt
connections with our river steamers the
Yukon River
For freight, passage and further information
apply 70
sI0 Sansome St, San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Death of Elias Gerge...

SANTA CRUZ. July S.-Elias Gerger
died to-day. He was a native of Penn
sylvania and II years old
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
ROBINSON IS
AGAIN TAKEN
IN THE FOLD
Committee ResCinds
It's Former Action.
MANY BILLS ORDERED. PAID
AFTERMATH OF THE FOURTH OF
JULY CELEBRATION.
At Another Meeting the Business of
the Committee Will Be Com
pleted-Schnee Matter
Considered.
MANY BILLS ORDERED. PAID
AFTERMATH OF THE FOURTH OF
JULY CELEBRATION

The Fourth of July committee met in
executive session yesterday afternoon to
wind up its career and reconsider the ex-
pulsion Of Colonel 7. ?. Robinson from
it's ranks. Robinson was taken back
within the fold by unanimous action, the
committee finding that. the charges
against Robinson were not substantiated
by the evidence.
The auditing committee made a partial
report All the bills they presented were
passed on by the committee. They were
taken up seriatum and voted upon About
$1,000 in bills unpaid still require auditing,
which will be done at the next meeting
The bills passed yesterday were as fol-
lows:
California fireworks. fags, aoa,:, etc,
81 S6; League of the :! Cross SlO5 decor d
$lG5; Won der Mehden band, 500; An
drew Banser Uncle Sam, SO; Profes-
sor Mckenzie. SIS; Spencer band SD:
Hamilton Evening School, s25; Ritzap
band, s1O5; Press Club quartet. s25; NJ
hadf M Blum SIS $' beea9T eeleTlqs BAND 6a9f ss $l22 %
vitations. Dodge & Co. .$S5; Triest-Ro-
senberg Cap Company, s6S 25; Metro
Borta TdemPe M So Pe2u dsvs Rand s deco s9
ating Grand Hotel, $40; A. J. Levin,
ONCE, etc, $40 80; Model Sign Company
g 50; rubber stamps, 81 25; pewspaEP,egs.
J. L. Holland, S.; G. Becker. $50; Hay
den Printing Company, 50 Is; Harry
W Merritt, Is cents; Myself. Rollins &c
Co., 81 80; Anna c. Busteede, 81; rent.
500; G. r. Fletcher, incidentals, 81 -;
flag. 80; fireworks, $500; Hebrew Or
phan band, s25; Allen band, $119; Cog
gins band, $135.
George w Herrin. chairman Of the
finance committee, reported that he made
a demand upon Gustavus Schnee for $87.
Schnee's book showed that but s45 25 had
been collected so the check was returned
to Schnee and the money collected turned
into the fund Herrin has not. yet COM
pleted his report. When the Robinson
matter was up for consideration 2. j.
Walsh moved for the exoneration of John
Chretien: There was no second to the
motion. The meeting adjourned until
Tuesday.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09

When
the friends girl
girl
a ife of
that
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09

Advances made on furniture and pianos, with
or without removal. J. Noonan 1017-1o23 Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
ADVERTISEMENTS.

-@-@zs II I4IN N pIN
49, pleads in
" every wom-
an s ear,
and when that time comes
it is a woman S duty to
think twice before she
answers. She should
think once for herself,
and once for the man who
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
CHAPTER XII.


Lieutenant Oakman followed Mrs.
Benware into. the spacious but scantily
furnished sitting room, where she
placed the candle on the circular stand
in tho middle of the apartment. A
hickory wood fire was burning on the
broad hearth and diffused its cheerful
warmth to the farthest corner Of the
room. One of the evidences of the pow
erty brought by wartimes was that in
many such families candles took the
place of the lamps to which they had
been accustomed
A second lady followed the officer,
stepping so lightly that he did not sus-
pect her presence until Mrs. Benware
introduced her sister, Miss Davis. The
ladies were Of nearly the same age and
showed striking similarity of features
The lieutenant remained standing until
they were seated. and the hostess mo-
toned him to the rocking chair at the
side of the table supporting the candle.
"Mary has it,, added the elder.
Tho unmarried lady drew a folded
paper from the bosom of her Dress and
without word handed it to the officer,
who, knowing its character, flushed
and accepted it with slightly tremu-
lous grasp.
with your permission, he said,
bowling to each in turn. They nodded,
and without further ceremony he un-
folded the single sheet of paper and
proceeded to examine it with an in
tensity Of interest that could not have
been intensified, the women meanwhile
watching his countenance with an in
terest almost as great They saw his
eyes expand with wonder, while low,
admiring whistle came from between
his lips.
"What prizel" he muttered. "Gen-
eral Sherman would pay $40, 900 to lay
his hands on that
Ito be Continued.)
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

The palate is almost
tickled with SCOTS Emul-
sion of cod-liver oil. The
stomach knows nothing
about it, it does not trouble
you there. You feel it first
in the strength it brings (; it
shows in the color of cheek
and smoothing out of
wrinkles.
1t was a beautiful thing
to do, to cover the odious
taste of Cod-liver oil, evade
the tax on the stomach, and
sake health by surprise.
1t warns, soothes, strength
ems and invigorates.
soc and s. co. all druggists.
SCOTT * BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
cousrss.,onal Contests.


Washington, April 1.-The clerk Of the
house Of representatives IL beginning to
receive instruments Of the testimony in
contested election cases which viii come
up at the next session of congress. The
most prominent cases will be those Of
Dockery against Bellamy, in the Sixth
North Carolina district, and Walker
against Rhea, in the Ninth Virginia dis
trict. In the elections in both these
districts incidents subsequent therto
have been attended with bloodshed.
Other contests are: Fourth Alabama,
Aldrich against Robbins; Eighth Ken
lucky, Davidson against Gilbert; Elev-
enth Kentucky, White against Doering:
Ninth North Carolina, Pearson against
Crawford; Second Virginia, Wise against
Young,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

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Rates to Western points lower than vie
any other line
r b. UNDERWOOD, D. B. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. Man. Of Pass. Traffic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
The Home Of the Trusts.

Trenton, April Papers were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday in
creaSing the capital stock of the Ameri-
can Tobacco company from $35,0O0,O00
to S70,CO000O. During the month of
March the number of companies incor-
poratcd was $50, on which there was
paid filing fees of $4,000. There were
80 companies whose authorized capital
exceeded 100000 each, and the ag-
gregate authorized capital of these 80
companies was Sill. 10000
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
CHAPTER XII.
A HALT AT THE ROADslDE.

When Lieutenant OakluHn bad walk
ed hundred yards farther, he slacken
ed his pace and looked beck. The color
| ed man, leading the horse, was just fad
ing from view in The moonlight
Tiles right. I am a fool, but
wouldn't accept any favor from her, i
MY life depended On H. -
For man traycrsing highway fol
the first time, the Union officer revealed
knowledge which, to say the least, wa.
singular. A half mile from the planta
ton of General Eldridge he came to 6
forking of the ways.
81 am to turn to the right" he re.
fiected, scanning his surroundings, "and
less than mile farther l will find the
house where am to halt and await
orders that is, if everything goes
right.
Broad, open fields stretched on the
right and left. At intervals the old,
roomy mansions Of the planters appear
ed, all standing well back from the
roadway and surrounded by shade trees,
with the negro quarters near at hand.
Now and then the starlike point of light
twinkling among the shadows showed
that some ono was astir despite the
lateness Of the hour, but as yet the
fugitive had not seen a living person
after leaving Pete, the slave.
But standing at the parting Of the
ways, peering about and listening, he
heard startling sound. It was the
rhythmic beating Of horses hoofs on
the earth. 1t came from the rear and
steadily grew more distinct, proving
that party Of horsemen were in pur-
suit of him.
"They are the men who had plotted
to visit the home Of General Eldridge
and to give me the 'witch's parole.
Captain Trenholm might have tried to
prevent it, but it would have awaited
nothing. Even If he did try probably it
would have been all pretense, bitterly
added the lieutenant "How could
laugh at these fellows if I was in the
saddle Of that horse which Pete offered
me. And yet If he were here l would
still refuse"
Unquestionably the young man was
in an unreasonable mood and gave an
other proof Of the justice Of the opinion
expressed by the slave.
Lieutenant Oakman felt he had done
the meanest act of his life in sending
that message to Miss Eldridge She had
made an honest effort to befriend him
after the tender ministration of herself
and mother, and he had repealed 1t with
insulting words instead of accepting
the proffer with his profoundest graft
tude.
Why3
Through fear that. she might "offend
Captain Trenholm, as he expressed 1t.
Heavens if she only would offend him
beyond the possibility Of pardon, how
the heart Of the fugitive would leap
with joyl
But perhaps he did not comprehend
the mysteries Of his own heart. When
a worthy man has said or done an I'M
worthy thing his desperation urges
him to 60 to further lengths. which
fact will account for Lieutsuapt Oak
mans absurd but characteristic hops
that be might have second cppertuni-
~ to turn aside more pointsaly than
bafore tha Rantls hand hsipinaly a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
MOnettsS Antitrust Fight

Columbus, O., April 1.-Attorney Cen
eral Monnett yesterday filed suit in the
circuit court to Dust the Cleveland Brew
ing company from its corporate rights
on the grounds that it is in violation Of
the antitrust law. 1t is alleged that
not only does the company attempt TO
control the brewing business by unlawful
action in fixing prices, but that 1t has
also bought large numbers Of saloons
and bound the tenants to use the trust
beer exclusively.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
Triple Execution In Alabama

Troy, Ala, April Thomas Johnston
and Richard Hale, white men, and Sam
Rivers, colored, were hanged here yester.
day for the murder of Mrs. Ida Myers
and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Myers.
Rivers was hanged first. He said he
was ready, and told the same tale as
that at the trial last month-that he was
made to take part in the murder by the
white men. The white men were then
hung. They denied their guilt to the
last. Early in December last Mrs. Ida
Myers, a widow, and her daughter-in.
law, Mrs. e. Myers, were murdered,
their home set on FIRE and robbed of
nearly $1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
Notice to the Tax Payers
oil Brandywine Hundred

The undersigned tax collector
will sit at the Court House in the
City Of Wilmington; Saturday,
February 25th. March nth, 18th
and 23d, from 10 to IL a. M. and
i to 4 p. M, and at the Practical
Farmer Monday, March goth,
from 10 a. r.. to 4 p. III.
W. +. HUSBANDS,
Collector Of Brandywine lid.
All taxes remaining unpaid af-
Ter March SYST, 5 per cent. vii! be
added.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

Washington, April Rear Admiral
Sampson has informed the department
that J. c. Darcy, an oiler aboard the
Detroit, died Thursday from the effects
of wounds received in fight ashore.
No further details are given, but this
doubtless referred to the fighting which
occurred during the several days be-
tween the jackies Of the various ships
while on shore leave in Kingston.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
Windsor Hotel Fire Victims,

New York, April 1.-The total dead u
the Windsor hotel fire now number Al.
OF these 80 are unidentified bodies and
portions of bodies at the morgue. Body
No. 80 was taken to the -morgue lase
night. 1t consists Of seven small bones
entirely denuded Of flesh, and much
charred. The number of missing is 40,
The funeral Of the victims of the Ere
will take place on Monday or Tuesday.
next at the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest. Warren F. Leland is seriously III
at the Grenoble. The burning Of the
Windsor, the violent death Of his wits
and daughter, and the great trouble b.
has undergone has Frustrated him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

Passing forward among the trees h
made wide circuit beyond and FINAL
vaulted the low fence into the highway
over a portion of which he had ridden
when he left General Sherman's arm,
to enter upon the most memorable ex
perience of his life
He was now in the vivid moonlight
Looking up at the sky, he saw that tn
ragged, fieecy clouds had drifted pas
and the orb was swimming through tn,
clear space, with its rays free and un
obstrueted, as they promised to be fo
several hours to come. The stiffness re
manned as impressive as before. Not .
twinkle Of light CLEANED in any direc
ton, but from some distant point came
the faint Growing of a cock, who, aftel
repeating the call several times, Wal
answered by another from spot still
more remote.
Probably these fowls on awaking al
night recalled the fact that they were
still alive after the passage of Sher,
mans army near them and they could
not help Growing over their good for
tune.
The officers pause at the side of the
highway was brief. He struck off at a
swinging pace but had gone less than
hundred yards when he was checked
by ghostly:
"Hello, darv'
The voice was from the rear. In
stinctively drawing his pistol the lieu
tenant wheeled about to meet the new
danger
Pete, the cid negro slave, was lead
ing handsome notified pony, bridled
and saddled through a gap in the
fence. Qakman calmly waited until he
came up, when he asked brusquely:
well, Pete, what do You want with
lne?"
"Reckon yo' knows, boss. Miss Adele
done send me wild her boss Jack -sayin
dat 20 am to take him wild ye an ride
like bla2es, an yo' needn't be ticker to
send him back, bein as yo' may not hab
dc chance
The animal was beautiful pony,
and would have borne his rider with
the speed Of the wind. He was beyond
valne to the fugitive, vino folded his
arms, looked sternly at the African and
said in measured tones:
"Give my thanks and compliments
to Miss Eldridge and tell her that, mas
much as Captain Trenholm expressed
his displeaEure last evening at the idea
Of my using her horse, could not al
low her to run the risk of offending
him."
Pete stood a moment in silence, with
ono hand holding the bit of the superb
beast. Then lie scratched that part of
his crown which showed through the
opening in his hat
81 know boss. dat yo hab said sum
fin, but de debbil himself can't make
ont de meanin OBJ it.
Lieutenant Oak,nan was too much in
earnest to smile. He eimplified his Ian
gnage and made it clear that he de-
clined to make Use of Miss Eldridge's ,,
horse, fer reasons explicitly set forth.
Pete nodded his head and grunted.
Made angry by his own meanness, tie
officer turned about and strobe off with
out another word. He had gone but
little way, when Pete called to him.
"Well, what is it?'' demanded Oak !
man, turning impatiently around.
81 forgot to tole yo' snmtin."
"Be uuick about itH
"When dat Union army marched
trough Jawgy, it huff behind de all fred
est fool dat cher come oat OBJ Yankee
landl Good night, bossl''
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

Washington, April 1.-Speaker Reed
arrived here yesterday from Georgia,
where he has beer taking in the pleas
ures Of Jekyl Island. Mr. Reed il the
picture Of health. He refused to be in
tcrviewcd, and protested that he saw
40 reason why any significance should be
Attached to the simultaneous visit of the
president and himself on Jekyl Island.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
Chain Letter scheme a Gam BILE.

Washington, April 1.-The govern
ment's policy toward the numerous chain
letter schemes that have fourishei
throughout the country in recent years
is brought out In two decisions rendered
yesterday by Acting Assistant Attorney
General Harrison J. Barrett, for the
postofice department, holding them in
certain cases TO be violations of the lot
terry laws, as dependent on chance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
Pugilism in California.

San Francisco, April 1x-Governor
Gage has signed the Richard bill, which
legalizes prize fighting contests up to 20
rounds. Under this bill duly incorpor.
ated clubs can promote contests after
paying an annual license, the amount of
which is to be fixed by county super
yisors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
Reliable Groceries at I.ynchs.

Good goods at consistently low prices,
Families supplied with Bottled Beers,
Wines and Liquors. Telephone No. 7O0'
Main store Northwest corner Madison and
Fourth streets. New York Grocery, South
west corner King and Eighth streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

The best medicine for coughs, sore throat
ard lung diseases made ia DR.. Simms
Whie Pulnonic Balsan, SOC. and a.
Depot, G08 King street.