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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-12-07
THE GRIP CURE THAT DOES CURE.

Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets removes
the cause that produces la Grippe. II. W.
Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
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Dropsy treated free by DR.. H. H. Green's
Sons, of Atlanta, Ga. The greatest dropsy
specialists in the world Read their adver-
tisement in another column Of this paper.
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years. DO you?
But Ayers Hair Vigor has
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ing the hair grow rich and long.
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Write the Doctor
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India has more than 400 Christian
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Kruger pennies are being purchased as
souvenirs throughout Cape Colony, it being
assured that no more of them win be coined
after the war.
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
DR. CRABB'S LOVE
FOR MISS PERRY
Pastors Wife Tells Her
Story.
Special Dispatch 70 The ca,I

SAN JOSE. Feb. 21--Woren crowded
Judge birtredge's court to-day in the
hope Of hearing some spicy testimony in
the Crabb divorce suit Their presence
gave matinee air % the asseubIage.
The crOss-eIaminat zion Of Mrs E B.
Mcclure was taken up at the opening
OF court DR. Crabb had told her he
had given his wife 4 written confession
that he loved Miss Perry, but had con-
fessed only IN fun.
Mrs. = c. ZuCk OF CfIrov was the
next witness Dr.. Crabb told her his
wife was not IN her right mind She
had never heard Mrs. Crabb say any
thing against her husband. Attorney
Hassett asked the witness Il DR. Crabb
had not told her Mrs. Crabb was OF No
earthly use 70 him as z wife Strenu-
Gus objection was made 70 this cues
ton
DR.. Crabh said his wife, when in her
right mind, was pure and ef1aste; al
other times she was very obscene and
said things she ought not to-
Mrs Hattie Crabb, the defendant.
was then called 10 the stand. She sad
she was married TO Dr.. Crabb in Ill
noIs- Her story showed that from the
first her life had been one Of hard work
and II later years made sorrnwfuI by
lack o. attention She and her husband
came 70 California in 1874 Ea oh
tanned 4 place for her IN =. r1fIIfre.-v
store and she at once went 10 work
Iney lived IN various places IN 1891
he came 10 the University OF the Fa-
cihc and her troubles then began in
earnest He paid too much attention to
the Misses Bessie and AnEz Mayue,
teachers at the place, and Mrs Crabb
objected The witness had received
anonymous notes IN regard To her Fr1s-
Eand' : actions from students She had
never accused her husband IF improper
relations with any one Mrs Crabb
ceLied that she had ever struck her
husband on the back with a bowl.
CcroWn knife at him. or otherwise
abused him
Dr. Crabb's f0nduess for Mss Carrie
/ cry was gone over, and she told prac- +
t1caHy the same story the former Wit {
nesses related Dr. Crabb she said /
made frequent visits 70 San Francisco
10 see Miss Perry Mrs Osborne ian
ftor Of the GfIroy church and Dr.
CTabb had been found holding each f
others hands and gazing lovingly at I
each other. Dr. Crabb confessed to tbs. !
witness that he loved Miss Perry He
said God had given him something 10 I
love, and IT was an especial act Of if-
vine providence that threw them TO-
gether- He said he might marry her
some time Her husband also gave
her z written confession 10 this effect
IN IL he declared he loved Miss Perry
but that their relations had not been
improper.
A copy Of this confession was pro-
duCed The original the witness said I
had been destroyed by the doctor. Tha
OF admitting the copy was not
settled at the hour OF adjournment
Mrs. Crabb viii resume her story on
Thursday morning
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
THE STATESMEN
OF MADRID ARE
AT WHITE HEAT
Count d'A1manOS Makes Re-
marks Which He Will Not
Withdraw Upon Order.

MADRID. Feb. 21-In the Chamber
OF Deputies to-day the opposition con-
tfuued to bait the Government Senior
CanaIetas put a long string OF ques-
tons TO the Minister Of Finance, Senior
Puigceiver, who declined 10 reveal the
contents OF the projected bills The
Minister. however, said he hoped IN due
time 10 Introduce measures 10 settle the
arrears Of pay Of The soldiers returned
from Cuba and 70 deal with the pay
ment OF the Cuban and Philippine
debts.
To this Senior CanaIeias replied:
Nothing could be conceived more Ia
inevitable than the words OF the Minis
ter OF Finance. II is evident that he
has prepared no bills at all. despite the
gravity Of the situation
Senior CanaIsias then proceeded TO
censure the Government, causticaIIy at
tributfug it's careless gIibuess Of ex-
PLANTATION TO the fact that IL was aware
that in q few days IT would no longer
be in office He said he thought Senior
Pufgcefver would have done better TO
acknowledge frankly that this was the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
MILLIONAIRE LANE
RODE WITH THE GOLD

STOCKTON, Feb. I--The trausporta-
ton OF GOO IN gold bullion over wild
mountain road within a few DAYS after
the recent nurderous attack upon tha
Jackson stage. was accomplished last
week, when Millionaire Charles Lane
brought DOWN over q quarter Of 4 million
from the Utica and delivered II 70 Wells
Fargo agent at Valley Springs.
Mr. Lane had Immediate charge Of the
big chest and drove the small road wagon
carrying the treasure. his wagon was
preceded by a mounted rider armed to
the teeth Thanking him on both sides
and behind was a shot gun escort pre-
pared for any emergency.
The Cavalcade moved over the road al
as lively speed as possible, and came
ddshing up TO the Valley Spring station
at running gait. Once the gold was de-
nyered TO the agent. the company be-
came its responsible custodian Five men
strained their muscles in putting the
treasure aboard the narrow gauge train
Mr. Lanes trip with the treasure box
from the Utica TO Valley Springs was not
q new procedure for him, as he personally
ACCOMPANIES nearly every shipment Inis
stretch Of road is so dangerous that
w elIs-Fargo would exact a small fortune
On sylct a shipment TO repay for the re-
spousibfTfty incurred. To 0bvtate this eX-
ueufiture and TO have the satisfaction or
seeing the big cIean-ups go through SAFE
w Mr. Lane or one of his associates may
always be seen on the mountain road with
rFa armed escort The cavalcade starts
without warning and dashes by pepole
on the road as though going 20 IRE
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22

You. nav count on my firm desire 20 dedf-
cate all my efforts to the defense or the
constitution. You have as pledge there
Of my unchanged devotion 70 the republic
The regular transmission Of power, &C
comulished tn few hours after the sud
den death OF our beloved and regretted
President, Felix Faure, has Afforded ID
the ewes OF the whole world fresh PROOF
OF the fidelity Of France 20 Inc repunHC
at a time when some misguided men are
seeking TO shake the confidence OF the
country in its Institutions. The National
Assembly plainly signtded on Saturday
its desire 10 bring about the pactHca1on
Of mems minds and To re-sST5bIIS1 and
make lasting the union of all Republicans.
Passfonately devoted 10 the principles
Of th. French revolution and the regime
OF liberty IL will be my constant anxiety
tn assist Parliament IN this necessary
work Of tolerance and concord. during
the course Of the temporary dI1cuIueS
through which We have passed france,
nv her sang frCtd and dignity and the
Patriotism OF her Parliament has grown
IN the esteem Of the new world why,
tier NAV we not hope for q similar IN
dersrsrdfug IN internal AFFAIRS does net
this understanding exist IN the country
Il there the least doubt OF necessity LOT
paving equal respect 20 the esseIllIIL u
rsrs Of socfety-the chamber which de-
fihersfes freely on the laws the mag1s-
trsc7T which applies thern- the tIOVeEn-
mani which fnsures their execution ana
the national army Whfcn s4LtEutEus t1LC
frdapendeuee and integrity or the motner-
Isr1-that arrlv which the country loves
and which 1t IL right IN loving because
+Fa U1oIz nation fuIflls in 1t the same
G1T+v Of self-deniaI and discipline ana
knows it will find therein 2 =, raiIhLul slsAru-
E--rC.s sz7Ire Of herself, viii know now
10 set calmly about the task OF SOWING
+Ira nroF9Ierus which disturb the moral and
material weII-being Of her citizens and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
MRS, YOUNG ON
TRIAL FOR ARSON
Excitement Runs High
at San Rafael.
Special Dispatch to The Can

SAN RAFAEL, Feb. 2L-The trial Of
Mrs. Augusta Young OF Tfburou On
charge OF arson, which began IN the
Superior Court to-day. has developed
into a feud Of bitter character 1t IS
alleged that in three separate instances
determined attempts have been made
TO intimfdate three Leading witnesses
for the prosecution and the feeling runs
so high that not & male witness was
permitted TO take the stand without
first being searched by Sheriff Taylor
TO se. If he carried deadly weapons
None were found and the trial proceed
ed, bur II was plain TO see that the
nerves of all the principal witnesses
were tense and that IL would nave
taken little to precfpftate a frzCas-
Miss Matilda Lutzoue. the principal
witness for the prosecution. was dis
charged from the employ Of Mrs Linn
ar Tfburou Yesterday. and it is alleged
bv the other witnesses for the prose-
r1T+Io7 that this was done because she
testified against Mrs Young at the pre-
Urinary examination and would not
rsr71se 10 appear in the Superior Court
While William Lewis. another Wit
ness was attending the trial today he
vas telephoued that Thomas MltcneH.
the partner Of Young, had tried 70
break IN the door Of the barn owned
bv Lewis TO take away q morse whose
ownership seems TO be IN DOUBT
Five wftnesses-WfIIi Lewis, g A
Hackatt. ] O'CouneI- P. NJ Wright
s1I W H FTetc1er-testffed to-day as
to the facts surrounding the fire and
Bert Babcock regarding the attempted
suicide Of Mrs. Young MISS LuL4one
gave the same strong testimony as Al
the preliminary examfuatiou-that she
sav Young and his wife carrying kind
TfT7r wood and coal oil into the build
ing and distributing It IN the various
rooms. -
When the prosecution, conducted oy
District Attorney MeEsaac ana Altor-
nev D. W. Ryan, closed its case Artor-
rev Cochrane tried TO have Judge An
eaITofti instruct the jury 10 aeQU1L the
DEFENDANT on the ground that arson
rad not been proved as DENIED o3 the
rofas He was permitted TO open the
case for the defense with Statement
Of what he intended to prove, ana tne
case went over until Thursday at s'So
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continue her peaceful and fruitful work
in the field OF thought. science and art
as well as in all forms Of economic labor,
a agriculture, commerce and industry Let
US be more Just toward ourselves and not
allow IL TO be forgotten that our France
has always professed the same love for
progress. Justice ard humanity Her glo-
rt0us past constitutes a paETtmouy which
we must preserve and increase The re-
public has given France free coustttu-
tons assured her the priceless benefits
of uninterrupted peace, has bound up her
wounds. reconstructed her army and navy
founded 4 great colonial empire organized
every grade OF education. concluded ALI
ances and precious friendships and has
given wonderful impulse TO all Iabors Of
charity, cooperation and thrift. the aim
being to do away with OF lessen unde-
served suffering Let US develop this
work which is the pride Of our country.
I shall be happy, If by toll. which moth
ing shall deter, I am able, with the help
Of union TO the maintenance Of which all
my efforts will be directed to contribute
within the limits of the rights I hold I'M
der the constitution and which I shall not
allow TO weaken in my hands, TO the real
fzattOn OF our common hopes and IN
strengthening the republic.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22

reason why no bills had been prepared
In the Senate to-day Count q Anne
mas resumed the attacks begun by him
yesterday upon the generals who were
engaged in the war In Cuba He COM
planned that chests Of gold sent out TO
pay troops in Cuba had been returned
TO Spain intact and unopened Just as
they had been sent out In terms OF
special severity he criticized Captain
Auuon. the Minister Of Marine
Twice he was called upon by the
president 10 withdraw his remarks. and
his speech was attended throughout
with great uproar-
Marshal Martinez del Campo defend
ed General Lfnares, who was IN COM
mand OF the Spanish troops at Santf-
ago at the capitalization. against the
charge Of treason brought by Count
d AImenas, adding that the latter
would not dare repeat his charges out
side the court
Count d AImenas essayed reply, our
he refused TO hear him.
Senior Ssgasta the Premier. who
spoke amid Increasing tunuIt. depIored
the attitude Of Count d'AImeuas, and
defended the Governments conduct
He concluded by calling for the cIo-
sure
The debate was adjourned
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
MEAN TO BUILD
THE BIG CANAL

NEW YORK. Feb 21-The Wash
ington correspondent Of the Herald tel
egraphs- Now that the Canadian ne
gotiz1fous have been temporarily
sheIved- Secretary Of State Hay is ex-
pected 70 push negotiations for the alb
rogatou Of the ayton-BUIwer treaty
Though the British Government nearly
two months ago stated It's willingness
70 abroEate the treaty. these ueg0tia-
lions have Jagged Eubassador Choats
has been told the position Of this Gov
eminent concerning the treaty. and
when he reaches London this will be
one Of the important questions which
he VIII have 20 discuss with the Brit
ISL Government
There Is Z disposition IN administra-
ton circles 10 believe that the work Of
the Joint High Commission Is finished
Il & understood that Sir WfIfrid Lau-
rIer VIII ascertain from the Canadian
Parliament whether his refusal 10 ac-
Cede 20 the ~ex0rbitaut demands Of
the United States is ACCEPTABLE
An official told ne that the American
commissioners had made every couces-
sion possible. that an agreement had
been reached on several points only be-
cause Of their yielding, but that IL was
impossible 70 accept the British sug-
gesti0n regarding the Alaskan boun-
dairy This matter may be settled by
Z separate treaty, or perhaps by direct
Instructions 70 the commissioners
should they ever meet again. which de-
Ponds largely OF the attitude Of the Ca
madam Parliament with respect 10 the
course pursued by LaUrier and his col
eag CUES
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
Fatal Shooting ARRAY.

Los ANGELES, Feb 2L-WhiIe III &
drunken frenzy over an imaginary wrong,
Curtis E Smith d cook. shot and PROC
ably fatally wounded Thomas McCIln-
took. q cobbIer, this afternoon me quiet
1ia-rae5 rh. futestines The shooting took
place IN q Fifth street saloon whare the
men had been drinking. Smith. being short
Of funds pawusd his watch with McChn-
took for So cents and spent the money
for whisky. He left the saloon IN an N
toxicatad condition but returned shortly
a fterward. and at the point OF revolver
demanded Of McCHnt0ck his watch which
the latter Immediately handed over
After obtaining the watch Smith fired at
lI.,rrI Lii
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
LAW AND MCUNE
WERE SEEN TOGETHER

SALT LAKE, Feb 2-The Legislative
investigating committee held two sessions
to-day When the committee met this
morning the additional charges fled last
night by Representative Law were read.
a sworn statement from A W MeCuue
vas then read, in which he denied In de-
alI the statements contained in the sun
Elemental charges.
Representative Law was called and his
cress-eX2miuaton resumed by Judge
DfaCu- He testified only In a general
was regarding the charges contained 10
the Supplemental specifications and no
new Facts were developed.
r D. Horne Of the WahSatcfI drug store
testified that Law and McCune were IN
his sore on Saturday last. that after
they Iaft Law returned TO the store and
spoke II the conversation with MeCune
and thI Law had said be would accent
sl500. bUA would not go below that
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
NICARAGUA MAY
GET INTO MOST
SERIOUS TROUBLE
The Detroit Will Take GreytOwn
Ii Uncle Sans Cable Mes
l.. SageS Cannot Go Through.

NEW YORK Feb. 2L-The EeraId's
Washington correspondent sends the
IoIowing- Nicaragua has again Of
funded the United States and is 70 be
!: tailed 20 account for her fupoIttic &C
ton
=: Apparently AZ the instance OF the
,NicaragUa1 Government such strict
Censorship has been applied 10 al cable
.. ard telegraph lines controlled by Presf-
dent ZeLzya that it has been absolutely
impossible for either the State or NAVY
Department 70 communicate with its
agents
Protests made 70 Senior Corea. the
NtcaragUan Minister here. are Of no
aval. and protests 70 the cable com
pa1-es have produced 10 result. The
r-isCration has finally determined
: 70 take the matter in its own hands
and has ordered & naval investigation
pEsparatOry 10 such action as may seem
proper.
The cruiser Detroit viii make the in
vesCIgarioa- Her Commanding officer.
Commander J. H Dayton. was today
9rGerec 10 proceed with his vessel from
New Orleans 10 BluedeIds, Nicarag71a.
~ 1ere he VIII consult with Commander
: 60. NJ S-Du01dS, commanding The
Marietta. which IS Al the latter point
ard deliver ID him the Instructions the
navy Department has been vainIy try
ing g sand by cable.
The Detroit viii then proceed 10 Grey
EoWus whers Commander Dayton viii
max an investigation into Nicaragua s
peculiar action He viii De assisted II
his inquiry oy Commander Sfuuortfs.
" no VIII remain at BLue6eIds. the cen
ter o. the revolution for the purpose
o- providing protection for American
cltlzens and American interests there
\" hat = especially peculiar in cor
rscrlon with r1e refusal Of Nicaragua
% permit the messages 10 90 70 OF
from the American agents within it's
boundaries : that she allows cable +
com I1-ca ri7u between British war
SHIPS ard British agents in Nicaragua F.
and British officers outside OF thar
country IN some circles there IS : be-
li=r that the NicaraEuar Government
$ e1deavOrlug 10 curry favor with i
Great Britain Just for what reason. /
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
YOUNG AUTOCRATS
POSE FOR PRIZES
Baby Show at Clover
dale'S Fair.
Special ntzparrh u Tia CaIL

70 CLOVERDALE Feb 2I-F1r Z home
p day. with 10 railway excursions &c
swell the throuE there was & s11rpris-
fuFLy great crowd In the pavilion to-
day Every ore came from far and near
u see the baby show Business vas at
= q. sCzEdsliu- the Senatorial light and
gwen the far itself we're forgotten IN
Thz intense and exciting contest for
[he' prizes offered for the prettizsr boy
and the. pretuesr girl baby under 2
..ysa-s old
:. The affair was in charge Of Mrs. z
p: : crdi and g E Huubert, the result
being decided by popular vote The band
struck Up Rock-a-By- Baby and the
voting commenced II the midst Of the
- baIlotIUg- when the bewIIdered crowd
vas trying 70 make choice from
among the many cherubs arrayed in
rh=iE brightest bibs and fuckers the
. band played Al C0Ous tbabtas) Look
Alike 70 Ne" Ny Honolulu Lady. 70
and ~ the end, See. the COuqueriug
Hero Cones
d. The prize babies are: Clara Bauer
Young. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
scaU Young Of Cl0verdaIe. and Ray
lCrd Roberts. son Of Mrs Leslie
Roberts Little Raymond father. q
. wei known citizen Of CIoverdaIe. died
= few months ago.
Special prizes were given 70 Richard
z1C Julia the six mouth-OId twins OF
AL-- and Mrs Daniel Brown Of Pine
VI fountain
The taud concert was largely attend
ID tonight Tomorrow viii De the red
;s-cer day OF the fair It IS Sonoma
DAY. ard L IS expected the town viii be
11rougeC with sxcuTsfouisIs from all
paris Of the county. Special rates viii
Ce given on al the railroads. There
VIII be an excellent musical ur0erz ina
zrrerCCC1 and evening. with COruer
solos ard duets by Professor Laskey
u san Francisco and Miss Mabel Smith
~ EeaIdsburg. Professor Earfston win
give z balloon ascension The pleasures
VIII end with 4 ball at night.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
WAS FAURE
THE VICTIM |
OF POISOE2
Continued from First Page.

Loubet present. The Presider COM
municated TO them the messagato Par
lament The council ordered that all
the public offices. schools and bourses
be closed on the day Of the lste Presi-
dent Faure's funeral The Chamber Of
Deputies was crowded wheI NJ. Lou
bets message was read It vas greeted
with saIvos Of braves The House adj
jourued until Friday Tbs Senate re-
cefved the message with similar ap
prevail and passed the credits demanded
TO defray the expenses ef the funeral
OF the late President.
The following IS the test Of President
Loubet's message to Parliament.
Summoned 20 the first n1agfstracy Of
the country, I need for The accomplish
ment Of the great duties devoivnE upon
ne the cooperation OF the Senate and
Chamber Of Deputies. ask this OF you,
and I am sure 1t viii rot be withheld
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22

North OF the Porcupine and Yukon rivers.
except as % the latter river only. from its
intersection with the sixty sixth parallel
and north Of that parallel as II extends
TO the Berfug Sea. and west Of the one
hundred and Gfty-fouruh meridian This
leaves q strip $50 miles in width. extending
north from the Yukon to the Arctic
Ocean. which still IS retained IN the dis
trict OF which Weare Is the land office To-
cation
The United States Land Office viii es-
tablISh 4 new C0Wu, Peavy. located at the
head Of navigation on the kOyukUk River,
about SOC miles from its junction with the
Yukon. Twelve steamers are reported 10
have navtgated the river as far as Peavy
point 10 the Arctic Ocean IS very rich in
mineral deposits.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-22
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS.
Woman Running for Office Is De-
featad by Her Husband.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. L-CorUrer T
4 Ashbridge CRl was to-day elected
MAYOR = Philadelphia, 10 succeed
Charles F Warwick by q pI IraIfty Of at
least 100 100 over Dr.. W Horace Hoskius
Cd and the Prohibition. Peoples and
Single Tax candidates Nayor-eIecr Ash
BRIDGES plurality vii be aboUr 50 600 in
excess Of thar received by MAJOR War
wick IN 1888. when q total Of pa ~ votes
we're cast Tor him and his Democratic op-
pCEenr, ex-tToverpOr PaCtisou-
In Lebanon Dr. Samuel Weise. an anti
cIiay Republican. was elected State Seu-
stnr to succeed General J. P s Goblin
Lieutenant Governor Of the State by an
estimated majority Of between 2gtG ard
5000 over Alfred
In Cumberland County, Edward s Man
ring cd was elected 70 the State Lzzis-
Izture 10 succeed his father, who recent
" died
Democratic Mayors were chosen IN Ear
.rf=btIrg ard Altoona In q number OF
Counties there were interesting contests
for. School Directors, where women were
Candidates. and in Snydertowu, N0rthun-
berlaud County. one OF these candidates
rrHnf7z on the Democratic ticket was de
fssred by her husband, a Republican